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CLINTON, ONTARIO
Mt AND' MRS, JOSLPH FRANCIS. NIGH, Clinton, were
.inarrIed. in_ St; „Joseph's. Roman Catholic -church, 'on Saturday
morning, October 20, by the Rev..j. W, Graham. The bride is -
Leona Alice, -daughter.
by
Mrs. Fil*bqiner,,Z4riOl t and the late
Finkbeineri'and her husband is the son of Mr. 'and Mrs. John
Nigh, Seaforth.
NOTICE
Is herZby given that a meeting of the Electors for the,
Nomination of Candidates for the position of Mayor,
Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors, P.U.C. Com-
missioners and Public School Board for the
ensuing term will be held in the
COUNCIL CHAMBERS of the TOWN HALL, •CLINTON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1,96
Between the hours of '7.30 o'clock land 8.30 o'clock
in the evening.
JOHN LIVERMOR5, Returnirria Officer
and if necessary, an Election to fill the abovenorned "
positions will be held on
MONDAY, DECEMBEII 3, 1956
at the following- places and by the following named persons,
that is to say, in
ST. ANDBEW,t.,4 WARO At the Council Chambers; Deputy
Returning Officer, IC. mittai.
ST: JAMES' WARD ----Legion Atilt, RIO( Strect;- Deputy. ItcA
turning Officer, Mrs. "Margaret MacDonald:
St. 'MON.'S WARD M. Rail-Macaulay Shaw Room, King
Street; Deputy Returning Officer, 10, Itaaford,
ST. ar.rogoris mum), — At W, Colgulniairea Offiee, Royal
Dal& Bldg.; Deputy Re:tinning Officer, Mrs. R. Morgan.
commencing at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
Continuing until the hour of siX o'Cloch in the afternoon
and the results Will be” pabliely declared in tile
.Town Hall, on Tuesday, the 4th day of 1).e-
cember; 195C, at 12 o'clock noon.
JOHN LIVERMORt,
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DRUGGIST
INHALER,
vv. itpeckap, PAGE zungp NOVIMER1,5 19$6
yo211..0.901 like drinking. Well
neither do II Next time something,
like this happens, sound off, You'll:
,find you. are far from alone,"
An ,extract frOM the latest and
One of the best temperanee
done in colour, by experts :in Holly-
wood. It is .a"fast-moving picture
-about pressures and propaganda.,
acted by young -people • gripped by
the' message they are putting,
a.eroSs'.
"Everybody d$ doing it!" 'That, is
all -1 1*, Today most people knew
. drink as one of the deadliest social
.7-evils of all, time, The abstainer
is "far froili.alone" in his Stand,
The picture provides a pattern
for Christian oppositiondo- the al,.
cohel business and custom;It sug-
gests„ for. yoUth a way out of social
embarrassments, and pointsm,p the.
attractive advantages of sobriety.
A superb pieturlf,•with a positive,
approach, y
HURON COUNTY
.• TEMPERANCE FEDERATION'
Cpl, and lVfrs, W,. R. Lamb ere
;roving to .Centralia. after l.3 years.
, of living on the .airfprce, station
and An the toys% of citron,
Ppl, 144110 was pensioned by the.
RCAF and has taken over his new
work as nohnniSSOPaire ,at
trace co. Lamb has spent inest
of kris. years in the army, navy and
airfOrce. He also, took part in
hockey interests .on the station
where lie served as time-keeper
and Sonietimes, coach,
CPI. and Mrs. Lamb
Move Away
To Centralia
Nev, A, NiMrn0, Wingham, as
the main sPealter at the ftnnUal,
=king of ,the Huron. County
Temperance Federation cm Noveint,
her 13, in the 'Wingham, United
Church. The county was well rep-,
resented by delega,taNfrom all sec-
tions, Grand Bend, Dash-
wood, Goderieh, Dungannon,
ton end• Seaforth,
—The Young People's Union of the
United Chllreh, Willghani,•eondlliet-
ed the devotional period under the
leadership of Miss F, Walker; Mrs,
Ed ,Blake Oontribllted a solo,
After greetings by Rev, 13. Mac-
rae, pastor of the chtirch, the
president', Wellwood Gill, cOnduct-
ed the business of the meeting,
The Canada Temperance Act came
in for considerable discussion.
Royal Moulton, acting general
secretary during the illness of Rev.
Albert Johnson, spoke briefly at
this point. He. declaredthat many
cOunties now under the Liquor
Control Act, envy Huron County
with its freedom from, legalized
liquor outlets. "'Huron County as
you, know, has by, far the lowest
alcoholics rateeper 100,000 of all
counties so far investigated by,the
Ontario A leoh oll sm Research
Foundation," ( •
A small committee was appoint-
ed to prepare a short, simple book-
let giving the main features of the
C.A,
Before the speaker .of the even-
ing was called upon, the, colotired
sound Min, "Far From Alone"- was
shown by Norville Lu'ek, librarian
of the This is a gripping
story of Modern youth under ter-
rific pressure to go with the crowd
in the matter of social drinking.
It was annOunced that the film
will be shown in the . Wingham
The HURON COUNTY' COUNCIL will ,meet
in, the Council Chainbero, Conit House, Gode,
rich, on6 MONDAY,- NOVEMBER 19th, 1956,
All accounts and notices of deputations 'should be in the hand's
of the. County Clerk not later than Saturday,• November 17th,
1956, ,at 12,00 noon.
A. H. ERSKINE',
° —
COuntY of Huron.
Far From Alone
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
TOWN OF CLINTON
NOMINATIONS
Monday, Nov. 26
5 6
Huron CTA..A.-•.„.:..'ingharn
Hollywood Prpdticed Film
ELECTION
Monday Dee 3
1956'
(By our Ifensall Correspondent)
pharming Wedding was solem-
niied at Wise,ton United Church
Manse, Sask., on Saturday, Octob-
er' '27, when Patricia% Florence
Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
W. E. Powers, Macrorie, Sask., -be-
came• the bride of William Thomas
Kyle, Maven, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Kyle, Kippen, Rev. J.
Rainey performd the ceremony.
FOr her Wedding the bride chose
a street length dress of blue tvOn-
gaiine with pink aacesseries, and a
sweetheart, ,rose corsage.
Her; "laridesmaid; - Miss Jeyce
Moore, wore a dress similar to that
c the bride,An grey shade, with
aceesSOries in, red and• white, and
a red rose, dorsage.
Don 1VicLellan liensall attended
the groom.
The reception for 40 gueSts was
From 1949 •to mid-1956 the fed-
eral goveriMierit's cost-of-living in-'
dex rose from 100.0- to 116.6, while
the index of, average weekly' earn-
ings in indiistrY rose-from 100.0 to
150.0.
Young Pair WO1 In Clinton
Mrs. I. Blake presided at the meet-
ing of the' Clinton Cathode : KI;le-,77Powers
Collegiate early in December.
"Temperate Things" W00
the speaker's topic, -Mr. Nim mo
gave .a challenging talk', pointing
out that "we all Pall• helE! POPO
with the worsening liquor situa-
tion in three ways, thrOtigh the
ballot 'box, through efkicatiOn and
through religion.'
The _election of officers resulted
as follows; honorary president,
Frank Howson, Wingham; presi-
dent, Wellweod Gill, Grand' Bend;
three viee-presidentS;
Seaforth; }Tarry Hoffman; Dash-
wood (supervisgr of, temperance
education' in Sunday --SChOols);
I-IowardPyrn, Elimville(stipefvisor
of temperance edueation,rri Young
People's); treasurer, Fred MaCly-
mont, Varna; voice of teniPerance,
IL G. Manningrseeretary, Mrs. N.
W./Tre.wartha; Clinton,
CWIJ Plans For
Bafaar Nov. 17,
In •the absen'ee of thepresident,
men's League• held in the parish
hall on NoyeMber 7. Final plans
were made for the annual bazaar,
being held this Friday; November
17 in •the town hall„ commencing
at 2 p.m, A draw for•priZes' will
be at 4 p.m. '
Mrs, A. Goldsworthy reported
twelve calls made by the visiting'
committee. The mystery prize
donated by. Mrs. N, Le-Beau was
won h'Y Mrs. J. Blake;
The visiting andlunch committee
appointed for NoveMber were ,Mrs,
E. LeBeau, Miss 'Lucy, Levy.; and
Mrs. B, Gliddori. delicious lunch
enjoyed by the „members brought
the meeting to, a. cl osb:“
CLINTON LADY WINS $95 -
AC HENSALL LEGION BINGO
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
At the Legion- bingo held,:last
Saturday night in Herthall a jack-
pot of $95 was' won by Mrs. Eliza-
beth Castle, . Clinton, in -57 callS'.
Other 'winners were MrS. Leo.
Meidinger (3), Mrs:•0. Smith, Al-
bert Bedard, f. 'Pepper, Mrs: G.
Watson, Centralia; Mrs. Mae Mc-
Lelian;e'Bili Bedard (1); Judy
Gridza'k; J. Brintnell (2); Bill'Car-
lisle; Adkins; Mrs: Sillery; Mrs.
Reichart; Miss Alma`Bell, TOronto.
This -Was the last binc,o of the
season.
CLINTON WI WILL MEET
NEXT THURSDAY, NOV. 22
Clinton Women's Institute Will
meet in the agricultural office
board room an Thursday after-
noon, Nevember 22. Mrs, Tait
Clark, district president, will at-
tend and' will talk on institute
work. The WI of Londe-002:o will
be entertained at this meeting, The
program will be in the charge of
Mrs. E. Blake and Mrs. Wes. Hog-
gart, Hostesses will be Mrs. N. W.
Trewarth'a's group. DON'T FOR-
GET TO ' BRING SOMETHING
FOR THE PENNY SALE.
--y
ited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Ernest Talbot,--K ippen.
Mr. and- Mrs: Wilfred Millson,
Hamilton, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, David Millson.
Mr. and Mrs, Eiphriam Clarice
-peorge Johnston-at ' the
home of Mr, and Mrs. pardon
Johnston at Varna on. Sunday.
Mr, ind -Mrs. Harold Stone,,Mri.
Edith McFarlane' and Jack Peters,
Toronto, spent Sunday. with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Riley and Douglas,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Dodds, Lon-
don, also `attended the funeral of
Ed. McMillan, ancrspent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Law-
Mr, and, Mrs. Lorne Lawson were
in Chatham on Sunday visiting the
former's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. .and Mrs. Jack Busby and
Shirley.
The Young People's social even-
ing will be.held'in the church this
Friday ,everling. A Flrograin of
slides and local numbers ;Will be
enjoyed.• ',
The Woman's Asseciation of
Constance United Chureh held a
very successful sale of baking,
produce and aprons in Seaforth, on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lawson and
Reg, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor
and Verne Dale attended the fun-
eral of the late Ed. McMillan0in
Myth on *Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.. William Jewitt,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross McGregor and
Mr. and Mrs. William Dale, Laurel
and Wilma Dale attended. the Roy-
al Winter Fair last week.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann, Har-
vey and Constance, Wingham, and
Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth Betties,
Paul and Gary, Winthrop, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Grimoldby.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Jewitt on Sunday were Miss
Joyce Jewitt, Thorndale; Mr. and
Mrs, Stacy Ferguson, and Mrs.`
MinOr-Ilearings
In Court Here
On Novinher
A nllinber of Minor charges were
heard in point here' last week 'by
Magistrate D. B. Holmes, They
included one of speeding which
received a fine 44 $15 and costs;
one' of driving a ear, without a lie-
wise which received a fine of $1.5
and costs.
Hugh 11, Hawkins paid a fine of
$25 and costs for failing to file his
income tax return hY the required
time.
LAC Dale W. Lounsbury, 18, was
fined' $100 and costs, for failing to
remain at the scene of an accident
in which his car was involved. The
ear had managed to crash into two
other automobiles, and finally came
to rest against a tree near the
School of Cenurieree building. No
one was injured in the =Went.
GOSHEN LINE
WMS Meeting
The Goshen. Woman's• Missionary
Society met in the ehurch base-
ment for the Novena ber meeting
with Mrs, John Armstrong pre-
siding': Mrs, Elmer Hayterogave
thoughts on the lesson. There were
22 present. Mrs'. Elgin McKinley
read the minutes.
A vocal duet by Mrs. Elmer Hay-
ter and Mrs. Robert Peck, Jr., was
accompanied by Mrs; Bruce Keys.
• The topic from the study book
was given by Mrs. John Robinson.
The meeting closed with. a 'hymn
and Mrs. Bruce Keys' group, serv-
ed lunch.
WA Bally
About 100 ladies attend,ed the
Woman's "Association rally •held in
Goshen Church on, November 1.
The ladies of.Goshen served dinner.
Annie 1VIcRorie, Warwick; Mrs. Ida
Leitch, Watford.
Mrs. Stella Dewitt, Regina, is
spendihg the winter with her sons,
William and Wilbur Jewitt. Mrs.
Jewitt flew from. Regina to Toron-
to on Thursday night, )eaying Re-
gina at 12.10 a.m, and arriving in
Malkin airport at 5.30 a.m., /bak-
ing the trip -in five and one-half
hours.
PORTER'S HILL
DaltWokiPegt4e4t.
MOS. DON HARRIS
-Rhone Clinton. 1111 :24.P6P
Grace.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
man's Association of 'Grace United
Church: Was. held at the home of
Mrs. Elgin Cox. The president was,
in charge of the Meeting which
Opened by singing "Come Thott
Almighty King" and repeating the
Lord's prayer. The roil call was
rnSingnded to by "sing, say or pay"
which was' interesting. The secre-
tary-treaS-urer's reports were given:
and correspondence read.
Holiday bells and .$umblnp cards.
weredianded in and the card con,
vOner gave out the cards, Plans
Were Made for the bazaar erd'hake
sale being held in Clinton on No,
vember 15. Church cleaning for
'November is in charge of 'Mrs;
William and Mrs, Ernest Town,.
shend,
The December annual meeting
Will be at the home of Mrs, Keith,
Cox, December 6, with the roll call
to, be the donation of a 25-cent
gift` to be sent to the Salvation
Army. - •
Program, was in charge of Mrs,
Blanche Cox and -Mrs. Molly Cox.
A crib quilt was quilted during
the afternoon. The meeting closed
with the Mizpah benediction and.
lunch was served by the hostess.
. .
Mr. and. Mrs. Ellwood Clarke \kis- bride's mother wore navy with
white accessories wearing a yellow
rose' corsage. .
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle will 'reside in
genSall.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Solis? and
-family baVe moved into thevillage. held at the Macrorie Hotel. The
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