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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-11-21, Page 9NOMINATIONS A NOMINATION MEETING FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH will be !held in the, 'COUNCIL -CHAMBER TOWN HALL, CLINTON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29th BetWeen the hours of 1 and 2 p.m. Nominations will be accepted for the of- fice of Reeve and 4 Councillors for the Town- ship of Goderich for the year 1958, and also for the positions of 3 Trustees for the/Town: ship School Area Board for 2 year terms. IF AN ELECTION IS NECESSARY,- ' it willl be held on MONDAY, DECE ER 9th • Between the hours of'W a.m. and p.m. at the following places,' and with the following officials in charge: Sub- Deputy Returning • Division PlaCe Officer roil Cleric Movroa • is ifig felt 1 more kick She spring 1,4*. rant "Big Kernel-Small Cob" N larin co _HY Et IFI I COO SEED CORN Bigger yields per acre with deep, fall kernels on smaller sob foorroots to'beat the weather planter ,plate graded for easy, even planting . and *Groaotecl" for resistance to disease are-reasons why. 'It pays to grow linked:Hybrids". WIN TOUCH WITH YOUR UNITED HYBRIDS FARM RUNT i(1Sergosairstqadfiraiu hat for your wife) JOHN A. TAYLOR BRUCEFIELD, 'ONTARIO III 11111111 ' MEINIESIIIMETMEMERI IF OUR GOOD HEATING OIL, YOU'LL TRY, WE'LL BET NO*07'HER. KIND YOU'LL BUY • 401(111(11•1111(itlimil•04101(1111(111111i1(1 m1111(111111111101 RI 111 (11 i i 11111 I . es Ell 11111111111 ii4RRY WIL-41A411 *v.a ORDER NOW Mrs. W. 3. Craig softly played the piano, The president, Mrs. E. Wight- man spoke on "Aims and Objects," uniting all women of the church for Christianity. Nominating Committee w ill bring in 1958 slate of officers at the December meeting. Christmas boxes for shut-ins are 'to be packed by Mrs. W. Straug- han, Mrs. F. Plaetzer and Mrs. W. T, Robison. Invitation for Open Family Night November 8 to Westfield was accepted. Mrs. A. Plunkett opened her part of the program with a prayer followed by Scripture reading by Misg M. R. Jackson and prayer by Mrs. Bert Craig. Mrs. Lloyd Walden, Westfield, brought a report from Alma Col- lege training school for leaders, which proved most interesting. She said there were' 150 women and 660 girls registered there this year, Mrs. A. Plunkett thanked, the speaker. Mrs. F. Plaetzer favor- ed with a solo. Literature report given by Mrs. C. Straughan who has been a member of the WMS for 60 years. Christian Stewardship report was given by Mrs. F. Toll. Offering was received by Mrs. W. M. Straughan. Mrs. Bert Craig • thanked all who had helped, to make the meting a success. The meeting closed with a hymn. Bene- diction by the leader. A delicious lunch was served 'by Mrs. Syd McClinchey and her group assisted by the hostess Mrs. O. Anderson. Is Your Subscription Paid? Cheek the Label OBITUARY Mrs. Abel Reed wiling •in health since July, Mrs, Abel M. Reed died. on Wed.,. nesday, October SG, at the home of her daughter,, Mrs, , Mathew Henry, Windsor, She was in her 100th, yeaA Daughter of the late Mr: and Mrs, DaVid Cook, the former SUS-. an Cook was horn on the Tipper- ary Line, Huron Township, on July 16, 1858 and married. Abel M. Reed- at Holmeaville, on An- u4ry 10, 1878, Her husband pre-. deceased her about 25 years ago. Surviving are four sons, David Alonza, Toronto, and Robert, Hen- ry and Paul, all of •Owen Sound. Three daughters also. survive, Winnifred, Mrs, H, Mervyn, Owen. Sound; Amelia, Mrs, Mathew Henry, Windsor, and Olive, Mrs, Hubert Ragen. Flint, Mich The late Mrs. Reed was prede., Ceased by a son, William Harbourn and two 'brothers, Dr, J. W. Cook, Portland, Oregon, and David Cook, Toronto. A' niece, Mrs. W. P. Wheatley. (daughter of the late David Cook), lives at 163 The Kingsway, Tor- onto. Mrs. Reed moved to Owen Sound 59 years ago, moving in 1945 to Windsor to live with her daughter, She. had been affiliated with West- side United. Church, Owen Sound. Special JINFORMATION. Meeting In Regard to the Proposed WHEAT 'MARKETING PLAN Whichis to he Voted eon December 9, 1951 to be held in the Agricultural Office Board Rooms, CLINTON THURSDAY, NOViMPER 28 8,30 p.m. Guest Speaker: REG. ',ems, chairman, Ontario Wheat Growers Association Sponsored by Huron District Ontario Formers Union they'd be cheaper by the gallon It costs/plenty to raise a. family these days. But if youngsters, like your car, ran on gasoline you'd be better off. Want to know why? Today everything costs more, including the scores of things a growing family needs. Gasoline costs more, too. But government figures show that since 1939 the cost of living has gone up more than 120 percent while *wholesale gasoline prices have risen about 40 percent—less than a third as much. 4. And what's more—today's regular gasolines are far superior to the premium grades sold only ten years ago. 4 Knox WMS 'Mrs. Oliver Anderson was hos- tess to the Woman's,Missionary Society of Knox UnitedChurch on Tuesday, November 5, with a large crowd of ladies assembling, while PUBLIC NOTICE Township of Stanley NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 'the Council of the Corpora- tion of the Township of Stanley proposes after the 21st day of November, 1957, being the date of the last publication of this Notice, to, consider the passing of a by- lay to stop up and close portions of 8ayfield Terrace, Celina Street, Elgin Place and Coll Street in the Village of Hayfield, in the Town- ship of Stanley, County of Huron, and to authorize a conveyante Of the soil and freehold thereof to Mr. Robert S. Roddicit, The proposed by-law and plan, showing lands to be effected, may be inspected at the office of the Undersigned. The Council of the said Corpora-, tion will, at its regular meeting to be hold in Varna on the 2nd day of December, 1957, hear any person or by his or her solicitor, counsel or agent, any person who claims that his or her lands will be prcudically effected by the said bylaw and who applies to be heard. DATED at Varna, Ontario, this 29th day of October, 1957. Elmo wAtioN, township Clerk, VARNA, Ontario, 44-5-6-7-b S i b ti bAlitV FARMERS OF CAN 'k4p.170 Huron Street:Toren W PLUMBING HEATING e.- ELECTRICAL "`:CLINTON OUR CLIENTS ALWAYS HAVE. RETURNED, OUR REPUTATION HAS BEEN EARNED Mart3SP4' ', NOVEMBER 21,1957 I cxorrorl NXIWS-REGOAD 10,40E 11TM At the Par$on..age Visitors at the 'United Church parsonage over the wekeend were 'Mrs. Peacock's two nephews,, Ron, .Ald and Ernst Inkpen, an their ,.return to :Long Island, N.Y., they were .accemoanied by their Inoth- er, Mrs. F. J. Inkpen, who has spent the past two Months with her sister, .John. Peacoct who , came on Saturday, to visit his Parents, the Rev, and, Mrs, C. E.' Peacoek, for a 'week will leave on Friday for Port Arthur, George- Lindsay,. Paris, -visited his mother, Mrs, G. Lindsay over .Saturday Mr, and. Mrs. Lindsay Smith, Mrs. George Lindsay and Brown Lindsay visited friends in Wood- ham on Sunday, , Lloyd Scotchmer and John Wild were two of the ramrods, who bag- ged dear in, Stanley Township last week. Harry Baker, London, was at his cottage "'Wheel ,In" from Mon- day to Saturday, while hunting in the district, In the---party. were Lloyd .Scotehmer, J, E. Howard, Russell Davison and William me- 13001, Mr, and. Mrs. R, LT, Larson, Mrs. D., McLeod and Lea Ann, visited Mr, and Mrs; Harold King, Sarn- ia, from Saturday morning, until Sunday evening. ,,The Reverend and Mrs. H. B.• -,Scudantore, returned on Monday after haVing spent ten 'days in Port Hope and. visiting in Camp Borden and Toronto ,en route. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon, Preston, were with the fernier's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. E. J. .Stur- geon over' the weekend. Mrs. D, Dewar left on -Friday to visit her sister-in-laW„ Miss Mary Dewar, Kincardine.: Mr. and 'Mrs. F. P. Arkell were in Goclerich on Sunday for the birthday party of their three-year- old grandson, I\Ticky Sager. Mrs. D. 'Sager entertained: eight boys -on this occasion. Mr.., and Mrs. Carson Fawcett and :baby Nancy, London, came on Saturday to spend a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.. H. D. MacLeod, Miss Elizabeth We-Sten. who was a patient in Victoria. Hospital, Lon- don, for seven weeks, returned to the village on Saturday. She is staying with her sister, Mrs. R. Blair, Sr. - Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fras- er, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker and baby Pamela, London, were wth his parents, Mr, and Mrs. William E. Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cooper, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Cooper, 'Clinton, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Fraser, on Sunday, • Mr. and Mrs. 'Charles Parker and Bonnie, Scarboro, visited his .parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Par- ker, over the weekend. Percy Renner returned home on Friday after having accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rathwell and' Michael John, Dresden, were. weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robertson and family, Copper Cliff, are vis- iting their respective parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan. Mrs. George Hamilton is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garth Hamilton, Goderich. Mrs. Wes. Bradnoek, district president of Women's Institutes, was guest speaker at, the Novem- ber meeting of St. Helen's Insti- tute on Thursday. John. Daer had a sale of farm stock and implements at his farm on Friday, G. Nesbit was auction- eer, Mr. Daer has sold his 'farm to George Cowan, Cooksville, and has purchased Mrs. Annie Walper's property in Auburn. He ,will move in the near future, Mrs. C. M. Straughan is visiting friends in London. St. Mark's Guild The November meeting of St. Mark's Ladies' Guild was held at the home of Mrs-Thomas Haggitt, with a good attendance of mem- bers and visitors, Mrs. Haggitt had charge of the meeting. Scrip- ture was read by Mrs. C. Brown, Mrs. Gordon Taylor sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips on the harp. A reading was giv- en by Mrs. Ed. Davies on "Aut- umn Thoughts". Mrs. Lapp and Mrs. Schneider favored the meet- ing with a duet. • Mrs. Verwey; a new Canadian, gave a most interesting talk on Holland, comprising work and food prices in both Countries: Holland and Canada.' The Birthday Hymns were chosen by Mrs, Schneider, Mrs. G. Taylor, Mrs. Beadle on his 91st birthday and , Mary Ann Blake accompanied on the harp by Mrs. R. J. Phillips. The program closed with a hy- mn and prayer in keeping with ar- mistice. Mrs. John Da,er, president, took charge of the business meeting. The committee for the congre- gational gave out slips. The sup- per is to, be held in the Orange Hall, December roll ,call will be answered by the members bringing treats and money for the Indian School, his father, the Reverend' Peter Renner, 'Teeswater PA a hunting trip to Agawa. Bay. They clid not bag any deer but enjoyed a visit with, the latter's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Percy Renner and baby son, who have been staying with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs,. Charles Scotehmer, returned to their apartment in the village on Tuesday. Mrs. Peter Renner, Teeswater, came on Monday to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs, Glenn Brandon and family. Unox. MINIS The Women's Missionary Soc- iety of Knox Presbyterian Church met at the 'home of Mrs, Bruce Menerey,. on Wednesday of last week, with nine members, present. Mrs, W.' R. Talbot presided and conducted the devotional period. Mrs, A, A. Armstrong gave the Scripture reading.- Mrs. R. Heard gave the secretary's report, Mrs. pwce Menerey in her financial statement reported the thank-of- fering and was' optimistic that their full allocation. would be raised. Plaits were made for a Christmas dinner, for the congregation, the. first Friday in December. It is being arranged especially for the children, Mrs. D. Macdonald... cloned the meeting with paayer, • The Canadian Red Cross reports 165,896 'Canadians of all ages part- icipated in. Water, Safety Courses in 1956. V. Falconer Sturdy Chas. Wallis Don Middleton „.. Les Pearson Reg. Miller R. E. Thompson, Clerk 46-7-b --priluimilim motimmtimuummimummummummuniummummitomitimontanimitimi c 1--_-- .- ... = .... ...._ 7 .. -- --Et. = 1 .._._ ...„ _... -._ Ez.-- ---- = f-E- --.-2 :-.---_. --..- i , .. . We , HERE IS y • HO O . Purchase CanadaPackers Supply We AN 'OPPORTUNITY ONLY . 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In the Peace River district mid-, Cies produced in Canada and. 124,- summer days- provide 20 hours 1057 bicycles imported. f sunshine. 1—Orange Hall 2—SS 2 3—House of Albert Schilbe 4—House of H. Tyndall 5—House of H. McCartney ...... 6—House of R. ,E. Rowden ... Elmer Trick .. H. McCartney .. R. E. Rowden H. Fuller C. Sturdy . Wm. McIlwain •