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Special Meetings
Ontario F akin Union
,ALBERT CORMACK, GUEST SPEAKER -
Thursday, Dec. 27
2 p.m.
SEAFORTH
TOWN HALL
Friday, Dec. 28
2 p.m.
VARNA, •
TOWNSHIP HALL
Thursday, Dec. 27
8 p.m.
AUBURN
ORANGE HALL
Friday, Dec. 28
8 p.m.
ZURICH
TOWNSHIP HALL e.
Everyone Welcome
SPECIAL INVITATION TO THE LADIES
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NOMINATIONS
A NOMINATION MEETING. FOR THE
TOWNSHIP .OF GM:PERIM
WILL BE HELD IN THE
'TOWN HALL, CLINTON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28th
- Between •the hours of 1 and 2 p.m.
Nominations will be accepted for the position
of one Councillor.
IF AN ELECTION IS NECESSARY
IT WILL BE HELD ON
MONDAY, JANUARY 7th
Between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at the following
- places, and with the following Deputy Returning
Officers and Poll Clerks in charge;
Sub- Deputy Returning
Division Place Officer Boll Clerk
1—Orange Hall V. Falcener , H. Fuller
2—House of Howard Sturdy H. Sturdy Cliff Sturdy
3—House of Albert Schilbe Chas. Wallis Wm.IVIcIlwain
4—House of H. Tyndall Elmer Trick Don Middleton
5—House of H. McCartney H. McCartney ,. Les Pearson
-6—Hotise of R. E. Rowderi R. E. Rorwden „.. Reg, Miller
R. E. THOMPSON, Cierk
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Brownies Party,
Has Awards And.
Christmas Gilts -
.(By our Hayfield correspondent)
,At the Brownies' Christmas
party n<Trinity Parish }Tall last
Friday, Mrs, J, B. Higgins (Brown.
Owl) conducted the enrollment
ceremony,
'Three weenies graduated to
Brownies., They are Ellen
stray, Janice Merner and Bonnie
Johnston. Ellen Lindsay's moth-
er, Mrs; :4. Lindsay, president .of
the local association, fastened the
pin on her daughter and since it
was birthday, all, joined' in
singing, "Happy Birthday."
Follo-Ring, received. service stars,
second year, Carol Wallis and
Jackie ,Weston., First year, Joan
Mote, Ftarbara Semple, Shirley
Darnborough, Gayle Turner, Rose-
mary' Toriand Margaret Semple,
Mary E, Ervine, Sandra Middle-
ton and Gayle Mote.
Two awards were made; first to
Lynnda Scotchmer for neatness;
second to Lynda Gemeinhlartit for
the most progress shown, and
neatness since enroll/tient; These
awards Were,' given to encourage
the Br4wnies in their, work.
,Brown Owl was-assisted by Mrs.
Robert Ttirner (Tawny Owl) in a
program of games and relays per-
taining 'to Brownie work. - •
`• Since thiS was also, in the nat-
ure of a Christmas party the
mothers of the Brownies And
Tweenies had .811 been invited .to
attend. •
There\ was A. -beautiful ,Christ-
mas tree, .gay with gifts for all
the Brownies and .e.fweenies.
Mrs. Robert Turner tendered
her resignation as Tawny Owl.
Mrs. J. B. Higgins (l3rown Owl)
was assisted by several Brownie
mothers in serving lunch. •
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Skating Rink
The Skating Rink donamittee
met last week and decided to op-
erate the rink again this winter
in spite of the $40 deficit of last
year. Any donationsWill be grate-
fully accepted.
' Entertainthent
The 'United Church Sunday
School Christmas entertainment
will be held 'this Friday evening,
December 21.
Nelson Reid has been on the
sick list this past Week, and his
many' friends wish him a speedY
recovery.
,LOL No. 1035
At the-annual meeting •of Varna
Loyal Prange Lodge No. 1035 last
Thursday, evening, Lloyd Keys was
elected Worthy Master, succeed-
ing Wilfred Clutter who has been
Master fol' the past three years.
Other pfficers are:." Deputy Mas-
ter,, Frank, NIcelingliey; chaplain,
Charles Reid; recording secretary,"
George L.. Reirk fi4ncial secre-
tary, Louis Taylor; treasurer,
John Aldirigton; marshall, Grant
Webster; leeturers, Gordon Cole-
man and Charles Pilgrim; 'com-
mittee, Harvey Coleman, Carl
Diehl, John Ostrom, Watson Web • -
ster and Ralph Stephenson. They
were histalled by COunty Master
Joseph Caldwell, Grand Bend.
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NOTICE
Township of
Tuckersmith
io facilitate *snow removal
operations, the public is re-
"- quested not to park cars or
vehicles on roadsides during
the winter month's.
And Notice is hereby given
that the Township wilLnot be
responsible for any damages
- caused to such vehicles as a
result of snowplowing opera-
tions.
E. P. CHESNEY; •
Clerk,
Township. ,of Tuckersmith
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NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF.TUCKERSMItH
DUMPING GROUND. '
WILL BE
CLOSED"
NOTICE is hereby, given that the Township of
-Tuckersmith Dumping Ground, will be closed after
December 29 until further notice.
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Rocking Horses — Doll Cribs — Wagons — Kiddie Cars
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These are lust a few of the many items we have for• you — -- Drop in ,„,
and see for yourself.
"It's Always a Pleasure to See - and Serve You"
Last Minute Clinstmas Shoppers
Our Shelves Are Loaded With Specially Priced
Christmas Gifts For You.
TOYS ON SHELVES AT 10% DISCOUNT
GIFTS FOR MOM GIFTS FOR DAD and SON
Electric Presto Looker
Electric Fry Pan
Dormeyer Electric Fry Pan
Darnaeyer Electric Food Mixer
Electric Steam' Iron
Pop-up Toasters
Electric Kettles
Bathroom Scales
Electric Razors
Electric Hair Clippers
.Hockey Games'
Hockey Sticks
Hockey Gloves
Electric Drill Set •
Electric Soldering Iron
Tools
GREETINGS—
TO all, of you who have favoured us with your
patronage, 13 est wishes for a jolly fun.-filled
holiday, from our entire staff.
Hugh R. Hawkins :Hardware
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CLINTON NEWS,REGORD• THUR$PA,Y, PgCF,MBER 20, 1.0.$3'.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence LeXAQA ,
and babe., .London, visited 1$14„ par-
eAts, Mr, and Mrs-. A, J, Larom. •
on l'$,Iesd4y,
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At the ll.. N, Brandon home
er the weekend were Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon Heard, Bobby and Shirley
Brandon, London.
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HUNTING FISHING — BOATING SUPPLIES
Perfect Gifts For The Perfect Sportsman!
at we advertised as closing November 30,
been extended until Christmas.
NTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS
hone HU 2-9622
Mr. McLaughlin, Montreal, vls
ited over the weekend with• Mr.
and Mrs, 13,o.ss Scott,
Mks,. .Tohn Melqurtrie, Hensall,
ViSited ,with Miss Mary Gibson,
last Thursday.
'4r, and'Mra. Harry Dinnin and
-Kathy, Petrolia, called en Mr, and
Mrs. W. V, Dinnin on Friday ev-
ening,
The Sunday School Christmas
concert will be held on Friday ev
ening, December 21, beginning at
8.30 o'clock.
Mr, and Mrs. Ninian Heard,
4immie and Miry, Holmesvilie
sPent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Burdge.
Alex Paterson has• been trans-
ferred from Clinton Public, Hos-
pital to Victoria Hospital, London,
for further surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burdge
and Mary Eller, Cobourg, called
on Monday, on the former's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Burdge.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKenzie
and family, St. Thomas, spent
Sunday with Mn, McKenzie's par-
ents, plr, and Mrs. S, McKenzie.
peW'ayne Elliott," eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon- Elliott 1,e-
came ill while in Clinton on Sat.,
urday afternoon. He was taken
to hospital where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis,
Mrs. Ben Keys recently return-
ed to the village from a visit with
her daughter-in-law Mrs. Gordon
Keys, Forest. Gordon• had flown
to Winnipeg, Man„ to be with his
brother Mervyn Keys,, following
word received here that Robert
Mark, nine-month-old son of Me,
and Mrs. Mervyn Keys, had died
quite suddenly. Surviving are
three sisters, Mary, Susan and
Allison,
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While most of Canada'S Eski-
mos today live north of the tree-
line, about 2,000r years ago their
ancestors are thought to have liv-
ed•, among the forests of Lake
Superior.
. Mrs, Bmerson. Heard was in
London, from Sunday until Tues.,
day.
Glen Brandon, Streetsville„ was
with hiS wife and family e the 21
parsonage over the weeke 1.
'Mr. and Mrs. E, W. Od leifson,.
London, were at their home on
Main Street over the weekend.
They entertained guests from
Mount Bridges,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brandon,
Gary and Brian, moved to their
new home which they recently
purchased in Stratford, on Wed-
nesday of last week.
1*. and• Mrs. Warner Payne,
Patricia and Paul, left on Sunday
to spend the night with relatives
in• Port Huron en-route to a, vac-
ation at St. Petersburg, Fla.
Corporal and Mrs. Ralph, Moyer
and three children, who resided
in^ Bdyfield for some time, before
moving to Adastral Park over a
year ago, leave this week for
Comox, B.C. En route they hope
to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Moyer's parents in Alberta.
Willing Workers
The Willing Workers' of St.
Andrew's - United Church met
Wednesday, December 12, at the
home of Mrs. George Heard. Pres-
ident, Mrs. Robert Welsh chose
"Christmas 1956" as a topic. This
was /followed hylprayer ,,,by the
Rev. Peter Renner.
Twelve members, answered the
roll call ,with gifts for the Child-
rere's .Aid: '
Following business discussions,
Mr. Renner took charge for the
election ,of officers. ' They are:
president, Mrs. Grant Stirling;
first vice-president, Mrs, Arnold
Makin; second vice-president,
Mrs. Reg. 'Francis; third vice-
president, Mrs. John Scotchmer;
secretary, Mrs. Edgar Ratluwell;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Blair;
flower and card "'Convener, Mrs.
Kenneth Brandon
The meeting closed with the
Miipah •benediction, after which
refreshments were served, by the
committee in charge.
Knox WMS
The Christmas theme was' car-
ried out by the Woman's Mission-
ary Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church meeting' at the home of
Mrs. Bruce Menerey, on Wednes-
day afternoon, December 12.
The president, Mrs. C. W.
Brown, was in the chair. The roll
call was responded to by a port-
ion of Scripture pertaining to the
first Christmas.
Federal Aid To
Preveution Of.
Dread Brucellosis
Rt. Hon. James G. .Gardiner,
Minister of Agriculture, has an-
nounced that a program of area
testing, and eradication of Brucel-
losis disease of cattle will be ent-
ered into by his department.
Brucellosis, or Bang's',3 Disease,
is 'a bacterial infection causing
abortions and breeding difficulties
in cattle. Losses' froth it are esti-
mated' to cost Canadian cattlemen
nine million dollars annually.
Brucellosis infection in cattle is
responsible for undulant fever in ,
humans, both being caused by the
Same organism,
Procedure will follow, the pat-
tern which has been, applied suc-
cessfully in .the virtual eradication
of tuberculosis from Canadian cat-
tle. An area will be accepted un-
der the program on, the recoin-
mendation of a provincial depart-
ment of agriculture. .AII suscept-
ible cattle in the' area will be test-
ed and infected animals will be
disposed of, with compensation
paid to the owners.
A 'joint federal-provincial policy
of calf vaccination against brucel-
losis has been in effect since 1950.
Grey F of ,A Man
Accepts Job With
Hog Producers
James Boynton, Chesley, Ontar-
io, has been appointed secretary
of the Ontario, Hog Producers'
Association, _CO-operative, and
Marketing Board. He was form-
erly secretary-fieldrnan of Grey
County 'Federation of Agriculture.
The Board of Directors of the
Ontario Hog Produceri' Associat-
ion, had received 61 applications
for the position.
LOCAL FOOD 5701:11.:'
The Reverend and Mrs, 13, Mac;
donald, Hensall, were present.
Year-end reports given' by the
Secretary and treasurer showed
that this, group had sent more
than their pledge of $100 to Mis-
sions.
Mrs, H, H. Ormond favoured
with Christmas carols on her ute-
cordian.
Mrs, W, R. Talbot • took the
chair for the election of the pres-
ident. Mrs. C. W. Brown was re-
turned to office and. resumed
charge for remainder of the elegr,
tion, Other officers are: Vice-
president, Mrs. W R. Talbot;
secretary, Mrs. Russel Heard;
treasurer, Mrs. Bruce. Menerey;
literature secretary, Mrs. J, J,
Richardson.
Following, the closing prayers,
the hostess served tea:
Trinity Guild
The annual meeting, of Trinity
Church Guild was ifel.d in the
home • of • Mrs. Merton Merner on
Tuesday evening, December 11..
Mrs.. Percy Weston, President, op-
ened With the Lord's prayer and
the creed in unison. Mrs. Fred
Weston,. secretary, .gave her re-
port and read a telegram 'of con-
gratulations on the golden anni-
versary from George and Dorothy
Adams, Red Deer, Alta.; Also the
resignatiOn as treasurer of Miss
Lucy Woods.
Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer read the
treasurer's statement. The sum
of $50 was voted' toward tables
?and extensions' to match the nest-
ing chairs. The birthday money
was turned in amounting • to $7.51.
The Christmas party, for the Sun-
day School was planned for the.
Saturday after Christmas in the
parish hall,
Mrs.- A. Al. Bassett then took
the chair for the election of of--
ficers. Mrs. Percy Weston was
returned' for a third term. as pres-
ident. Mrs. W. S. Outerbridge,
Mrs. N. W. Woods were nanicd as
hono;.ary presidents. Others el-
ected were: vice-president, Mrs.
Lloyd• Scotchmex; secretary, Mrs.
Merton Merner; treasufer, Mrs.
Fred Weston; card secretary, Mrs.
R. Fitzsimons; flower committee,
Mrs. R. Larson, Mrs. A. M. Bas-
sett. All member$ were asked to
he parish visitors. -
Mrs. William E. Parker closed
the meeting with prayer, after
which Mrs. M. Merner served re-
freshments.
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WRECKERS
CLINTON - ONTARIO
Now Wrecking:
'50 FORD '
'50 MONARCH
'49• FORD
'48 CHEV.
Parts for Cars '24 to
USED TIRES & TUBES
16" - 1'7" - 18" - 19" - 20" - 21"
Recapped Suburban Tires
600/16" - 670/15" - 710/16"
DUNLOP TIRES. •
Auto-Lite Batteiles
Sales and Service
We Buy SCRAP METALS
WANTED: Old Cars for Strap
Phone: IIU 2-3211
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News 'of -Bayrield
By MISS LIMY D. WOODS
1955 Ontario Champion Rural correspondent
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