HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-12-20, Page 4ITIMSPA14 DE:0MM-20,3•954
,Night At WeslessWillisi
tiediger Horned Mon'iProsident
The annual Ladies' Night of the
[ens Club or the Wesley,Willis-
[01nleavilla charge was held in
'Church on
hursdaY evening, Detemher
hen over 100 were present. A
elieletts tnriteY dinner was ear-
bY,tbe WA Of the church,
dent Charles Nelsen Was in
large of the meeting,
1471/1404 Jervis gave the report
the nominating Committee,
hich, was accepted, with the re.
dt that the following slate of, ofr
wens was named for the coming
44.1 past president,.Cres
eI-
);.president, John Nediger;
.ce-president, Elmer Hugill; sec,
Aary,. Frank McCrillouget; •trees-
rer, ThomasRileYi 1=01 cOln,
ittee, Benson Sutter, Dewar
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PAGB THBEZ !
ening was .X4011 Calr041 Tor-
. onto; from '04110,4144 lfmluStries:
Limited,. Ur. Campbell wsbon
r
141-.S.Qotland and at. the age or 3,4
•ran away to sea,. lie later ser--
ved, the Great Laltea, and dur-
ins the last*Vig WAS,a Captain,
serving ,with the -Itoyal. Canadian.
Navy. e .came to -Canada more
then .30 years :ago,. And is ..extrem,
ply .proUd of the country of his
adoption,
stressed that Canadians
sbotdd become more Canade,con-
scions., end urged his- listeners to
till* in terms:Whetter -0*er:44p
kre -stated he was appalled at serne
.of the dirty, tattered, -ensigns
which you see .waving in the
Narman, Blm.er Huai, Ma pew,
es; leader of Tyro group, X, E,
IluolCln; Program. ecIPOlitteV) li
Hanly,'Wesley H011and; Member,
ship committee, Benson Sutter,
Gordon Manning', Bruce Holland.
Garden Manning expressed the
appeiatioi f all'present to the
ladles fpr the deliclotie meal Aor-
yea, to which Mrs. DoUglea An-
drews replied. st. W,.resin very'
fittingly expressed thie apprecia-
tion •of the club to, the retiring
executive for their efforts during
the Pest year in holding meetings
which were enJoyed by all „Who
had been able to attend. •
The president 'minted out that
one member a tuo- club, Frank
Midr4WS. was that clay celebrat-
ing his. 45ti1 wedding anniversary,
and Congratulations were exgess-
ed to Mr, and Mrs. Andrews who
were present at the ,hanquet,
The program of " the evening
was in charge of :Benson Sutter,
and opened with a lively, singseeg.
led by various people4preient, with
J. $Ules, Goderich, at the
piano. Mrs. IL Go an, also, of
Goderich, and accompanied. by Mr.
.Stiles, favoured with three solos,
"It's beginning to look a lot like
,Christneas," "Gesu, Bambino" and
"The Birthday of a King."
ne guest speaker of the ev-
TOekersmit4 Sets
1.956 Min Rote
Bates of taxation in 'wow-
.-,smIth Township for 1,956 have
been set oi follows: .coittity,, 11.9;
,general township, 1.0; general
school, 2,71. trustee requisitions,:
Area, 7; $S 3, 6; $$ 10, 12; Union
(Tuckersrait13; McKillop and
Wb-
bert, 5:2; .Seeforth separate, 10;0;
ColUmban, Separate, 9; Sea.'
forth Igh, 0;9; 'Clinton
7.41; South Huron -High (Zotet),
breeze from some flagpoles which 7; 4montiville street lights, 1,6;
Should he proudly displaying the
flag of our country. He felt that
the flag if thecountry 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 Canada, by and
large, took such an indifferent at-
titude to the use a the franchise.
He pointed out that in so many
centres at the time, of the munic-
ipal elections the' percentage 'vote
was considerably less than half.
He stressed the fact •that cowl,
tries like Hungary were now pay-
ing for their lack of interest and
sincerely hoped that .the same fate
would not befall Canada,
Mr. Campbell was' introduced to
the gathering by W. E. perdue, a
friend of some .20,years' standing,
Brueefield street lights, 1,2.
Nomination meeting in Tucker -
smith will be held on :December
31, from 1 to 2 p,m, in the Sea -
forth Town Hall,
The final meeting of the 1906
•council was on December 15.
and appreciation was voiced to
him by K, junkin., ;
The men a the Wesley -Willis.
•choir under the direction of M. IL
Rennie, with Mrs. Rennie at the
piano, favoured with two numbers
"A Stronghold Sure" ancl "Fol-
low the Light."
After some Christmas Carol
had been sung, Rev. H. C,,,Wilson
cyffered prayer and . closed the
meeting with the benediction. •
Reified Mrs. 11.•60.Manniog To Head:Bella Couple
Good Wili. Cob At WeSleyAllis • Have Golden
Anniversary Day
A -delicious pot luck supper was
served to the Good Will Club- of
Wesley -Willis United Church and
some friends en December 11, in
•the obwro, hall., A aing.song of
Christmas .carols followed:, with
Mrs. f3, Q. Hearn as pianist.
Stone; visiting* MM. 4P.Ps;
work. .convener, 'XiSS, 1, Welkin.
ShaW; grellP leaders, Mrs„ J. ;fen-,
lOns, lYkra, V; Vpps, Mrs. A. 13ondi
agrs. L, Ball; Mrs. W., Pinning, -
Mrs. Nx. Steepe; Mrs, Roclges,
B. Jenkins; IVIiss W. O'Neil, Mrs.'
PInglandi pianist, M.rs.. Hearn;
Mrs, H.-0. Manning presided( a.ssistant„ Miss. M. Torre.nce,
for the 'business part Of the meete .
ing and Prog.ratn, 41.$. hymn was ,.
sung, after which the Bible re44" Carmel Lames
log. from Luk 2; $44 and a .devo-
ti:ohal Christmas theme were read
by Mrs. M. 'Steepe, The minutes
'were read hy 1viiss. V., Jamieson
and financial report given by Miss
L. Walkinshaw,
Carnations were to ,,be ordered
for .the decoration of the church
at :the Christmas season,
Mrs. BN. 13,71:9S, favoUrec.1 with
a Christmas reading, "What shall.
I give her?" Mrs. G. H. Jeffer-
ferson . read a. 'splendid paper on
•"Christmases in Canada 1534,-
1.13$7." They were thanked by the
president. , . A hymn and the ntiz,
pah benediction closed. A nenOoy-
able meeting. Mr.. Grigg.. and
Mrs'. H. jenidns were. conveners,
". The 1956 officers were re -elm,
tea: honorary president, Mrs, II,
0, Wilson; past president, Miss W.
O'Neil; president, Mrs. H. G.Ian-
ning; secretary, Miss E, E. Jam-
ieson; treasurer, • Miss
;show: flower convener, Mrs, H.
Jenkins; current .events, Miss
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The I-adies! Aid pf Carmel
Church met Mondy, December 10
with: the devotional in the charge,
of Mrs, ,Clrence Reid and heir
group. .Scripture passages were.
read by Mrs, Minnie Sangster and
the .dvotional "Chistmas 100
years ego. "was" ggiven- by Mrs,
Glenn Bell.
Mrs, B., munn.-favourd with a.
piano solo; a poem, "The .Lighted
Candle" waz given by Mrs. 'Archie
BHrwaogger,th; sOlo by Mrs, am
Mr. .Malcohn Dougall, presi-
dent, presided for the busiess'
period. The group donated $5
for candy .for the Sunday School,
Christmas party,
It was decided to hold the Jan-
uary, February and March meet-
ingsin the afternoons.
.Mrs Harold Bellchoirdirector,.
expressed thanksto the ladies for
their donation, of $25 to the choir.
The 1957 oficers were installed
by Rev. D. 1ViacDoa1d, Luncheon
was ..served by Mrs,. Reid and her
group. ,
(By .ettr Ifensell eorreeendent)
Mr. and Mrs. Milton RUssell,
Heeell, 'held .open house. Deem.
her 12„ in 'hoor of their- golden
wedding Aniversary. Their ITI,4„2.-•
1.1440 WAS' SOIDTDDIZed. Deeember
12, 1906, at the home of the bride's
parents on the Lake Shore Read,'
Stephen, by Rev. D. W. .Collins,
rector eCTrivitt 1VIenorial CUrroh.
aIro, Al.19$441 Was the: former Maty
Clara punsford, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mr, 'William, Duns,
ford
They are members ,of St. Penrs.
Anglican ,Church, Hensel', and
Mrs. 'Russell was an active mem-
ler of the I4arlies' .Guild until ill.
pess several years Ago prevented
her from 'continuing to tae van..
The couple have 4 fafTfily o
five: Horner; on the hometeatl;
four daughters, Mrs, Donald D.
Wilson, Chicago;- 'Mrs. Margaret
Rosser, Blenheim;Mrs, Harry
Bossenberry,Grend Bend And lefes
Donald ,laynt, Ifensall; and 15
grandchildren, •
Heiman WI Hear -
Brownies Choir
(By our' Benson correspondent)
Hensel -1' Legion Hall, lovely in
Christmas motif was the setting
for the Hensall Women's Institute
meeting, December 12. Mrs, Earl
Rowe and Mrs. Raye Paterson
were program converters, and host-
esses were Mrs. R. Peck andlVirs.
T. 0, Coates:
Mrs. Rowe introduced the
Brownies, First Hensall 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 story, "The Sad Shepherd".
The speaker was P. intmloced by
Mrs. Shirray, and thanked by Mrs.
George Hess.
President Mrs. A. Shirray took
the chair for the'btisiness portion.
Roll call. responded by a collection
of $12.25, which will be forwarded
to the War Memorial Childre's
Hostital, Loncln.` The group,vot.
ed $10 to the Hungarian Relief
Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Peck and: Mrs.
Coates and helpers.'
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