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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1952-12-04, Page 3ri TaUR$PAY,. » EMPER. 4, ISM UNION NEWS,,REVOMI P.AG"Z TIMEX My Sinecre Thanks To the people of Clinton for electing me your Mayor for 1953. 1 will do my 'utmost to make Clinton a prosperouis and letter town. W. J. Miller r.., .....�.._ 49-b TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON: I would like to thank all the citizens who supported me at the polls on Monday, December 1. 1 wish continued success to the 1953 Council. Clifford T. Ashton 49-b TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON: My sincere thanks to all those who supported me in Monday's Election. COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON TO' ALL, Stewart 1. Schoenhals TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON: I would like to take this oppor- tunity to express my appreciation for the support given me at the polls on Monday, December 1. I will endeavour to serve you to the best of my ability at all times. Best wishes for 1953. Caryl Draper ews of Brucefield Miss Ruth Snelling has taken a position in Port Colborne, Where she is living with her aunt, 1,4r. and Mrs. George Henderson and family have moved into the village and will live in their house on the 1V.izi1 Road. Alton Johnston was taken to Clinton Public Hospital on Friday, suffering from a recurrence of an illness earlier this fall,. Cpl. and Mrs. Peter Cooper, re- cently married in St. Paul's Ang- lican Church, Clinton, are living in Joseph McCully's apartment, XPU Meets The Rrucefieid Ydung people's Union met in the church on Mon, TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON: Thanks for your support and confidence in returning me to Coun- cil again for 1953. I shall continue to serve the interests of the com- munity to the best of my ability. Dudley M. Pegg TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON: ° 1 thank you for the support given me at the polls on Monday; and wish you all. a Healthy, Happy and Prosperous New Year. Wilbert Gliddon ♦i4rji':+riH+++M�+°+Haµ+Hf sHs`'✓C+s4si4i+Tr+rr'+++a+a+r$i+rrya0.A4.P+irt'+.M?N.Me+iH'44+aN..+�a TO THE RATEPAYERS OF CLINTON: 1 take this opportunity of thanking you for your support to elect me as your Deputy -Reeve. It will be my duty to serve you to the best of my ability. —MELVIN CRICH 49-p Thank You For Your Very Generous Support. Will do my 'besi to prove worthy of 'your confidence. George Knights 49-b *+444-+4-4- IITEEN ._______ 1$300, = — = - E. RiilllliwanLll HMI l''NM (IIIUIIIIIIIilillO IIIliIMM 111111(iIIIIIIIRIfIIIIINIiilllilll411111111111111111111 Itl1I11111111111111111111111Ui11111111114@ii111111 U}}D1111111111111111111111(1111111!1111111!I(I}II111111iIll111111t11!1111111111Q)ll!IIDI!1Pi! IIIlllflll(Illllll!IIII!( MIip MI(fDIIIIII1011llll!IIIINIIi111111III >>' WIN $150.00 IN CASH Commencing.Nov. 1 to Dec. 24, 1952,! each buyer of a car purchased from Brussels Motors, at a value .off over= •• is entitled to the draw to take! lace on the eveningof Dec. 24 1954-2'! ci 1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE STYLINE COACH 1952 PONTIAC STYLINE SEDAN • 1951 CHEVROLET DELUXE FLEETLINE SEDAN, 2---1951 CHEVROLET STYLINE SEDANS at .................. $1850.04 19.51 CHEVROLET STYLINE COACI-I$] 850.00 2-1951 CHEVROLET DELUXE STYLINE SEDANS 1950 CHEVROLET DELUXE FLEETLINE SEDAN * Fully Equipped 1949 CHEVROLET FIVE -PASSENGER COUPE, Fully Equipped, $1495,00 CI■ DELUXE5 ■0■■0■ 1949 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL SEDAN ... a .. < . r 4444. , $1395.011 1949 METEOR SEDAN — Completely Reconditioned $1295.00 2-1948 CHEVROLET SEDANS 1940 PLYEVIOUTH COACH TRUCKS- 1948 CHEVROLET % TON PICK-UP 1946 MERCURY PANEL TRUCK —.. Plti ced to sell at .. $895.00 1953 DODGE 1f4 TON PICKUP { ... + . Below List AND MANY OLDER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM i Brussels_Motorsg .,�; �-�� ►'��►�iX,l�i'`I-Iul�+�l�l ._ ._ c I 1 E N E 1 C = ; .= A �att�t�r'� Foremost R OntarioCar Uliiiil lfililiii iiUfil{f1llillliif,if(iIII111UiUiLil,4flifiiilllllilif11111(1mfillli,fi ii IIIIf1UiUli l! 11i1 ilifflN,IIlifif 111(1~(01 IUfilllli(11(((IIII(!(llUill IIIUA(!(I(!N(}4!i(11911(I1flI111UU11!Illllfll(gl!91111,�u.i!aaII1III Nf11uU0Hlllilhl!lilli!IfNi+ultMilthlllPtl1Itlsillull! clay eventing for its' r e g u l a r i'zieeting. Miss Shirley Maines was in charge of the program. WA Ulects 1953 Officers. The regular monthly meeting of Brucefield WQman'S Association was held in the schoolroom of the church on Tuesday afternoon, De- cember 2. The meeting opened by singing a hymn with Mrs. W, McBeath at the piano, Mrs. W. J. Maines and Mrs, W, Broadfoot had charge of the scripture and devotional ex- ercises. Another hymn was sung. The president, Miss Martha Mc- Donald, took the chair for the business part of the meeting. The creed was repeated and the min- utes of the previous meeting were read. The roll call was answered by a Christmas message, The treasurer's report was giv- en and the offering was taken by Mrs. H. Ferry, Mrs. Ross Scott reported for the visiting commit- tee, The GGIT is to be in charge of decorating the Church for Christmas Sunday, The various groups reported a successful year as follows: Group 1, $200; Group 2, $324,17; Group 3, $385, with more to come in yet. It was moved by Miss E, Bowey and seconded by Mrs. Robert Al- lan that $700 be turned over to the managers. The president thanked the As- sociation members for hearty co- operation in 1952. Mrs. Dalrymple moved a vote of thanks to the president, Miss McDonald, for her splendid work during the past year, After the election of officers in 1953, the meeting closed with the singing of the Association hymn and prayer. The election resulted as follows: President, Mrs. George Hender- son; first vice-president, Miss M. McDonald; second vice-president, Mrs. W. Broadfoot; secretary, Mrs. L. Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. H. Berry; financial secretary, Mrs. W, Fotheringham; organist, Mrs. Alton Johnson; devotional Ieaders, Mrs, W, Douglas, Mrs. Edgar Al- lan, Mrs. C. Christie. Committees: church, Mrs. D. Treibner, Mrs. E. Thompson, Mrs. C. Snelling, Miss E. Bowey; manse, Mrs, Gordon Elliott, Mrs. N. Baird, Miss Mary Swan, Mrs. B. Keyes; program, Mrs. John Broadfoot, Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. McBride and Mrs. McBeath; Press secretary, Mrs, Dawson, Mrs. Robert Allan; flowers, Mrs. W. McBeath, Mrs. W. Haugh, Mrs. Ross Scott; card committee, Mrs. Hohner, Mrs. Burdge, Mrs. Mc- Clung; visiting committee, Jan- uary, February, March, Mrs. Maines, Mrs. A. Ham; April, May, June, Mrs, S. Ross, Mrs, Caldwell; July, August, September, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. J, Aikenhead; October, November, December, Mrs. Moffatt, Mrs. McKenzie. Vis- iting committee in village, Mrs. Dayman and Mrs. Kennard. 0— Canada's fine paper mills, unlike the"one product" newsprint mill, are called upon to produce a very wide range of papers requiring great skill and versatility. KISS; // DRY LE GINGER A► o G To Hullett Township Voters: I wish to thank the voters of Hullett Township for the support given me at the Polls on Monday, December 1st. Wishing one and all the Compliments of the Christmas and New Year's Season. Thomas Leiper 49-p To the Electors of H1.111ett Township: I wish to. express apprecia- tibn to all Ratepayers who so loyally supported Yue on Mon- day's Municipal Election in the Township of Hullett, I wish the 1953 Council con- tinued success. ARCHIE YOUNG 49-p TO THE ELECTORS OF HULLETT TOWNSHIP: My Sindere `thanks to oil who supported me for Councillor at the polis on Monday. May the 1953 Council have continued success during the coming yecr, J. Henry Leishman TO THE. CITIZENS OF CLINTON: Thunk yap very much'.0 1 do oppreciote your continued confidence. Morgan Agnew 49,p TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON: I 'would like totake this oppor- tunity to thank each and everyone for your support on lJlection Day, I will do my best to uphold the standards in our community. Wish- ing you ,all a Very Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year. Councillor for 1953, Burton Stanley .4 -s -s+ 4-. For your support at the Polls in the Goderich Township Election on Monday. - 49-b THANK YOU --- Wilmer Harrison To the Electors of Goderich Township hank You Clayton E. Laithwaite 49-p TO -THE ELECTORS OF GODERICH TOWNSHIP: I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the support given nae at the polls on Monday, December 1. I promise to do my best to merit the continued confid- ence thus placed in me. Compliments of the Season. John W. Deeves TO THE ELECTORS OF GODERICH TOWNSHIP: 1 would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the support you gave nie, on Monday, December lst, in electing me Reeve for 1953. i will make every effort to serve you faithfully. HAPPY NEW YEAR (Signed) Edward N. Grigg 4 4 i 4 9 1 4 a. -+++4 •-s+ ti w. s+ ►, ai-*#4.0+.-h+44-4- TO THE ELECTORS OF GODERICI-I TOWNSHIP': I wish to thank all the citizens of Goderich Township who support- ed me for Councillor on Monday, December 1. I will endeavour to carry out the affairs of the Township to the best of my ability. Ken Merner I would also like to thank Yrisr neighbour and friends who have so kindly helped me since my recent accident. 0-0 411.44.4-4.4-44-4444,-.4+404+444444-444-444444.4-44-4•4444-