Clinton News-Record, 1956-12-20, Page 3MUMMY, DUCSMAHRI 20, L96
adies Night At WeslesMillisi
L. Nediger Named Menti President
l'ie annual 4ailies! Night of the
ken's of the Wesley-Willis-
ohneSville ch4rge was held in
te Church •on
hureday evening, DeceMber
ben CtVer 100 were present, A
Dlicious turkey dinner was ser,
by,the WA cif the church,
resident Charles. Nelson was in
large of the rneeting.
Williams Jervis gave the report
the nominating cemmittee!
rich was accented, wt h tilt re -
at that the following slate oe ofr
cers was learned for the coming
?,ar past president, Charles Nel-
m; president, John Necligee;
.ce-president, Elmer sec-
tayr McCullough; trees,-
rer, Thomas., Riley; lunch cern-
ittee, Benson Sutter, Dewar
MU CAN
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nen'iddmiya fail to
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and wastes, bank.
ohe tied (.414g,
disturbed red often
follo;Th' Dodd's
ladse3" P1143 adieu.
late -kidneys- to
normal duty, You
feel better -lop
better, work better.
Get Dodd's at any
drug store, You can
depend on Dodd'o.
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Neman, ratner 11.usill, Asa POW -
es; let.ther cEe Tyro group, K. N.
Jettlkinl Progrent CoMmittee
Holy, Wesley Holland; zne6er,
ship coMnlittee, Beneen Sutter,
Gordon Manning, Brtlee Holland.
Ceerdon Manning expressed the
apprebiation of aU'present to the
ladies for the delicious meal ser-
ved, to whiCh Mrs. POuglaA An-
drews replied. 4.•N. XrWin very.
fittingly expressed the apprecia-
tion of the club to tbe retiring
executive for their efforts- during
the past year in holding meetings
which were enjoyed, bY all v0.110
had been able to attend.
The president 'whited ant that
one member of the club, Frank
Andrews, was that .day celebrat-
ing his 45th wedding anniversary,
and tongratulatione were exeffess-
ea to Mr, and Mrs. Andrews who
Were present at the beneuet.
The program of the erVening
was in charge of .Benson Sutter,
and opened with a lively nsingeong.
led by various people.preSent, with
Goclerieh, at, the
Piano. Mrs. R. Goeeman, also
Goderich, and accompanied by Mr,
favoured with three solos,
"It'S beginning to look a lot like
.Chrieteeas," "Gesu, Bambino" and
"The Birthday of a King."
The guest speaker of the ev-
N4ViTS-IMCOAD
ening was Hugh CaMpbeli,
onto,. from Canadian :Industries'
INif,r, Ctuno.hefl. was ilorn.
Seotland and at the age of• 14
ran away to sea. He later se-
ve d on the Great teakea, and th,tr,
log the laStWer was Captain,
serving vdth the Roya), 'Canadian
Navy. He came .to Canada more.
than .30. years ago, and is ...extrern,',
elY ProUtl of the .Country of his
adeptiom
He stressed ,that Canadian%
should' become .111ore 'Canada -con,
eclonSt and urged his listeners to
think in terni(of better citizenship
He stated he was appalled at some
0f the :dirty, tattered ensigns
which you see waving in the
Tuekersntith Sets
1956 Mill Rate
Rates of taxation in Tucker,.
.stnith Towpship for 1955 have
been set .as follows; ,ceunty, 11,91
generaI township,. 10; general,
school, 2,7; trustee requisitions,:
SS 3, -6i. SS 10, 32; Won
aueiceramith; McKillop and '11kb-
hert, 5,2; Seaforth Sepgate, 10.5;,
t,. C1olumban, Separate, 9; Sea-.
forth High,'Clinton Collegiate,
744 South 'Huron -High (Xxoter),',
breeze from some flag0Oles; which .7; gritondville street lights, 1.6;
iltould be proudly displaying the 13rucefield Street lights, 1,2.
flag of our country. Ile felt that
the flag of the eountry should be
raised' and lowered: each, day and
should always be clean and not
tattered so that it could easily be
recognized.
He was greatly alarmed that
the people of Ca,nad4,, by and
large, took such an indifferent at
titude to the use of the franchise,
He pointed out that in so ;nem,
centres at the time. of the munic-
ipal eleetion.s the'percentage Vote
was considerably less than half.
Ile stressed the feet that coun-
tries like Hungaty were now PaY-
,
ilig for, their lack 'of interest and
sincerely hoped that ,the same fate
would not betel' Canada.
Nomination meeting in Ticker -
smith will be held on December
31, from 1 to 2 p.m., in the Sea,
forth Von Hall.
The final meeting of the 1956
council was on December 15.,
t
anci aPPreefation was voiced to
him by K. B. ',Tunkin!
• The men of the Wesley -Willis
choir under the direction of
Rennie, with Mrs. Rerinieat the
piano, favoured with two numbers
"A stronghold Sure" and "Fol-
low the Light."
After some Christmas Carol
. Mr. Campbell was' introduced to had been sung, Rev, H. C,./Wilson.
the gathering by W. E. Perdue, a offered prayer and :closed the
friend -of sorne,20,years' standing, meeting With the benediction, .
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MOH MR= !
Ii,.rn'Elett Mts1 110,6*- Manning To Head
Good '.Club, At Wesley -Willis
A '.deltelouspot luck SupperWaS
served to the Good Will Club of
Wesley -Willis United Church .and
some friends, DA . December 11, in
the church hail. ing-song of
Christmas- carole f011ewed, With
Mre. C, Hearn as
Mrs.. If, G, -Manning presided
for tho businesspart of the meet-
ing and P.rogram. A hymn was,
sting, after whiell the Bible read-
ing from.Luke 2; 8-14 and a devo-
tional Christmes, theme were read
by Mrs. M. Steppe. The minutes
'were read by Miss H. Jamieson
and financial report given y Miss
L, -Walkinshaw;
,Carnations were to be ordered
:or the decoration of the church
At ,the Christmas .seeson. -
Mrs. H.,1-1. Flaps favoured with
a Christmas reading, "What .shall
1 give her?" IVIra. a x. Jeffer-
ferson -reed. -a splendid • paper an
"Christmases in Canada '1%4-
1867," They were thanked, by the
president.‘ A. hyann and the mize
pale benediction closed a nergioy-
able meeting. Mrs. Grigg and
Mrs',H. jeniette.were conveners.
The 1956 officers wee re-elec-
ted: honorary president, Mrs. H.
C. Wilson; past ,president, Miss W.
.O'Neil; president, Mrs. H. G.Man-
ning; secretary, Miee,E, E. Jam-
iesen; treasure; Miss L, Welkin.
.shaw; flower convener, Mrs. H.
jenkins; • current . events, Miss
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atone; visiting, Mrs. V. Hops;
work convener, Miss 1, Welkin-
grouP leader, Mrs. R. Jen-
kins, Mrs. An." Mrs. A, Bondi
Mrs. 14. Hall; Mrs, W. Pinning,
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H. Jenkins; Miss W, O'Neil, Mrs,
F. Fingland; Pianist, Mrs, Hearn;
assistant, Miss M. Torrance,
Cannel Ladies
Led By Mrs.
Clarence Reid
(By our .Ireitsall correspondent)
The Ladies' pf Cannel
Church met Monday, December 10
with the devotional in the charge
of Mrs. Clarence Reid and her -
group. Scripture passages were -
read by 1VIrs. Minnie Sangster, and
the devotional "Christmas 100
years ago "was" ggiveh 'by Mrs,
Glenn Bell.
1VirS, E., Munn favoured with a
piano solo; a poem, "The Lighted
Candle" was given by Mrs. Archie
Hoggarth; a solo by Mrs, William
Brown
1V1rs. Malcolm Dougall, presi-
dent, presided for the business
period. The group donated $5
for candy for the Sunday School
Christmas party.
It was decided to hold the San-
uaer, February and March meet-
ings in the afternoons. •
Mrs, Harold Belle choir director,
expressed thanks to the ladies for
their donation of .$25 to the ehoir.
The 1957 officers were installed
by Rev. D. MeeDohald. Luncheon
was served by Mts. Reid and her
group,
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Hensall WI Hear
Brownies Choir
(By eure Hensel' corresponderit)
Herisall Legion Hall, lovely in
Christmas motif was the setting
for the Hensel." Women's Institute
meeting, December 12. Mrs. •tarl
Rowe and Mrs. Raye Paterson
were ,pragram conveners, and host.
esses were Mrs. R. Peck and -Mrs.
T. C. Coates:
Mrs-. Rowe int.roduced the
Brownies, First Hensel" Pack, who
sang- three delightful Christmas
numbers in fine voice. Rev. C. D.
Daniel, guest speaker, gave a most
excellent address, speaking on the
theme, Henry Van Dyke's Christ-
mas stery, "The Sad Shepherd".
The' speaker was 'introduced by
Mrs. Shirray, and thanked by Mrs.
George Hess.
-President Mrs. A. Shirray took
the chair for the business portion.
Roll call responded by a collection
of $12.25, which will be forwarded.
to the War Memorial Children's
Hospital, Londoe.` The group, vote
ed $10 to the Hungarian Relief
-Fund.
*Delicious refreshments' were
served 14- Mrs. Peck and Mrs.
COates and helpers.'
Bewail Couple
Have Golden
Anniversary Day
(Hy our Hons1l1 correspondent)
avir. and Mrs. Milton Eussell,
Hensel), held open house Deem -
her 12,, in honor of their golden
wedding anniversary, Their mar-
riege Was' Solemnized, December
12, 1906, at the home of the bride's
parents snt the Lake Shore toad,•
Sitephert, by flev. D. W. Collins,
rector af Trivitt Memorial Church.
Mrs, Russell was the former Ivory
Clara Dunsford, daughter of the
late Mr. and IVIrs. William. Duns -
ford.
They are members of St. Pa.urs
Angliean Church, Hensel', and
Mrs. Russell was an active mem-
ber of the 'Ladies' Guild until ill-
pess several years ago prevented
her from 'continuing to take part.
The couple have a fareilY of
tiVe: Homer; on the homeetead;
four daughters, Mrs. Donald D.
Wilson, Chicago; Mrs. Margaret
Rothe; Blenheim; Mrs. Ham
Bossenberry, Grand Bend and Mrs.
Donald Joynt, Hensall; and 15
gre.ndehildren,
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