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TOWNSI-11IP OF STANLEY
Council of the Township of Stanley will
receive sealed tenders for Spraying of Cattle
in the Township for Warble Fly.
Tenders to be for two sprays at so much per head.
Work to be done according to the rules set down for the
control of the warble fly, and to the satisfaction of the Warble
Fly Inspector.
All tenders to be in the hands of the clerk by 12 noon,
March 2, 1953. The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
(Signed)
FRED WATSON, Clerk,
Bayfield, Ontario
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r ill.511SPAY, FEBRUARY 12 1$55 CLINTON NEWS-RECORD
Congristulaelons! dale, Mrs. D. McKelvie, Mrs. B.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fee, cele-
brated their silver wedding anniv-
Mare quietly at their home on
Sunday, February They were the recipients of articles of silver
and spring flowers from friends
Who called during the day, Their
son Charlie, was presented with a
telegraph key "Bug" suitably
graved as a gift from his parents
in commemoration of the occasion.
Cecil Vanhorn, his instructor,
made the presentation.
February 3, with the president
Mrs. S. Rennie presiding. A cheq-
iie was received from George Ar-
mstrong, representing the -Parks
Kyle and Mrs. Mock were named
as a gift committee.
Mrs. F, Beer, Mrs. T. Kyle, Mrs.
Bertha Moir, Mrs. H. Horton, Mrs,
W. Brown, Mrs. S. Rennie were
named a committee to assist in the
booth at the Legion dance, Mrs.
J. Henderson was installed as a
Member of the executive commit-
tee; Mrs. McKelvie and Mrs. J.
Drysdale were named a committee
to purchase venetian blinds for the
front door.
Bingo was enjoyed under direct-
ion of the committee: Mrs. Drys-
dale and Mrs. McKelvie. Lunch
PORTER'S HILL
The Porter's Hill Community
Club will hold its regular meeting
on Wednesday, February 18, at
the home of Mrs. Glen Pickard.
Porter's Hill YPIT
The YPU held its meeing on
Monday evening, February 2, at
the home of Mrs. Maurice Hicks
with 17 present. James Harrison,
convener of faith and evangelism,
took charge of the meeting which
opened with a hymn after which
he led in prayer. The Scripture
lesson was read by Mildred Mc-
Dougall. An interesting story was
read by James Emmertoe.
During the business diseussion
it was decided to buy YP song
books, pins and crests,
Beverly Proctor convener of the
recreation group conducted games
and a contest after which the hos-
tess served a delicious lunch.
TUCKERSMITH
Ladles' Club Donates $25
The February meeting of the
Tuckersmith Ladies' Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Gregor Mc-
Gregor with 14 members and six
visitors present. The roll call was
answered by an exchange of val-
entines. Several thank-you letters
were read and reports were given
by the various committees. It
was decided to donate $25 to the
European Flood Relief.
The program consisted of a pia-
no instrumental and readings were
given by Mrs. Eldon O'Brien and
Mrs. Frank Walters,
The March meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Norris Sillery,
and the roll call will be the name
of an Irish song,
At the close of the meeting
lunch was served by the members
of group two, consisting of Mrs.
Frank Walters, Mrs. Herman
Crich, Mrs. Walter Pepper, Mrs.
Les Lawson, Mrs. Eldon O'Brien,
Mrs. F. McGregor and the hos-
tess.
CONSTANCE
Mrs, E, Adam spent the weelt-
end with her son Kelso and Mrs,
Adarne, Centralia,
Mr, and Mrs. T. Adams, Londes-
boro, were guests on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs, C. Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riley, Kitch-
ener, spent Sunday at the home of
his parents Mr. and Mrs, C. W.
Riley.
Walter Scott, Howard Arms-
trong, Kenneth Thompson and
Robert Campbell spent last Thurs-
day at Ayr inspecting Maws farms.
We are sorry to report Douglas
Riley had the misfortune to break
his leg while playing at school for
the second time in six months. We
wish Dosiglae a speedy recovery,
Social Evening. Reid
A social evening held en Friday
evening in the basement of the
church opened with a hymn and a
piano solo by Mrs. William Jew-
itt, A very interesting talk was
given by Mrs. W, V, Roy, Clinton,
on her trip to Mexico. Mrs. Lorne
Lawson gave a reading. A solo
by Mrs. Grimoldby; a, duet by
Joyce Jewitt and Helen. Meliwain
and a piano solo by Mrs. Whyte
brought the social to a close. A
delicious lunch was served.
Another Social Planned
A social evening for Group 1
will be held in the school room of
the church on Friday evening,
February 13. Doctor E. A. Mc-
Master, Seaforth, will show pic-
tures on his trip to Mexico, and
guest soloist will be Mrs. Willis
VanEgniond, Clinton. Refresh-
ments will be served
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Ladles' Auxiliary
The regular monthly meeting of
the Hensel' Ladies' Auxiliary
Canadian Legion was held in
to was served by the social cpmmit-
the tee convened by Mrs. Inez Me-
ttle ioegion Rooms on Tuesday, Ewan, Mrs. J, Drysdale is lunch
convener for March.
District Co-Op Meets
The annual meeting of Hensel'
. District Co-operative was held in
Mrs. Inez 1Y1cEvvan showed sane- Zurich Community Centre Hall, on
pie ef drapery to the group. It Wednesday, February 4. 300 mem-
was suggested that denim be pro- bees and guests enjoyed a turkey
cured for covering chairs, Mrs. F. banquet preceeding the meeting,
Bonthron was named convener of, Mr. A. McLean, director of the
the committee in charge of cover- United Co-operative, Toronto, ed-
ng chairs, etc. Mrs. Long, Wind- dressed the gathering.
sor, house guest of Mrs. W. Sang-1 Turnover for the past eleven
ster, and a member of one of the months was $323,000. Duncan
Windsor Ladies' Auxiliaries was Cooper, Kippen, was elected presi-
welcomed. Mrs. Garnet Allan was dent and Bert Klopp, Zurich, sect
received into membership. retary. Directors are William
Tteasurer, Mrs, W. Brown, pre- Caldwell, Robert McGregor, Or-
• sented the financial statement. deed Reichert, Roy McBride, Don-
Letters and cards of thanks were aid Hendrick, Russell Grainger.
read, Mrs. A. Foster expressed j
her, :thanks for box of fruit sent 1 o '
during her illness. I SEAFORTFf RIEBERAHS AID A magazine subscription for the
Cariadian Hpme Journal will be HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
sent Westmuister Hospital, Lon-
don. Mrs. W, Brown won the my- A benefit euchre sponsored by
stets" priet. Mrs, W. Venner re- Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, in the
ported on the bbxes sent to the TOOF hall, Seaforth, was held in
sick members; Mrs. R. Mock and aid of the auxiliary to Scott Mem-
Mrs. R. Thurtell were named aud- oriel Hospital. The event took
itors, Mrs. Inez McEwan and Mrs. ' place in conjunction with the
W. Vernier are in charge of the "Games Festival" the auxiliary is
boxes for sick and shut-ins; rec- at present holding. It netted $50,
reation committee, Mrs. 3. Drys- Twenty-five tables were in play.
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AP LICATI NS
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
The Council of the Township of Stanley will receive
applications for the position of WARBLE FLY INSPECTOR
for 1953, Township of Stanley.
All applications to be in the hands of the clerk by 12
noon, March 2, 1953.
(Signed)
FRED WATSON, Clerk,
Bayfield, Ontario
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