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ON
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Page Clinton.8-,News-Record---Thursday, April 21, 1.960
STANLEY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL AREA
Financial Report for year-1959
RECEIPTS
1959
Jan. 1—Balance on hand
May 1—Legiskitive Grant
June 2—Purina Meeting at SS No. 1
June 30--,Election at No.'s 1, 10, 14
Sept. 30—Legislative Grant
Oct. 1—Sale of old desk
Dec. 1—Refund on Ball
Dec. 18—C.T.A. Election No.'s 1, 10, 14
Dec. 18—Over Deposit
Dec. 22—Stanley Sections Levy
Dec. 22—Tuition fees from No. 13
Dec. 31—Total Receipts
EXPENDITURES
$16,928.25
6,000.00
3.00
60.00
6,562.89
5.00
6.31
60.00
6.31
12,167,80
580.00
$42,379,56
1959 '
Dec. 31—Instruction $15,843.70
, Approved Texts 610.85
Approved Library " 161.04
Other Instructienal Supplies_ 1,643.74
Administration ' 1,061.12
Plant Operation 3,736.11
Plant Maintenance 1,628.60
Auxiliary Agencies 274.47
Fees from Other Boards, 180.00
Transportation ,,,,,, ,...„ 1,716.50
Capita Outlays 177.55
Extraneous Payments 228.43
Total Expenditures $27,262.11
Balance on hand 15,117,45
$42,379.56
A. M. HARPER, Auditor
T. B. BAIRD, Secretary-Treasurer
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No High Priced .. White Collar Office Help . .
to eat up the profits -
SAVINGS WE MAKE ARE YOURS!
Mrs„ Alvin 1-.1Olm, AeOmparlied
by her son Roy and: young Roy,
Rroston„ and Mrs, 'Glenn -Toner,.
Mien,, called on friends in
the village .en Saturday, Ms's, •
Holm brought' flowers for the al-
tar of Trinity Church, in memory.
of her patents, Mr, ft-TO, Mrs„,
Henry Ik/feCiinehey and their sans,
William and Roy,
Mr .,ond Mrs Gerald Sturgeon
and habY .N.exicy Joyce, Mr. aed
Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon -and hal,Yy. Kenneth, Mrs. Lottie Davis, Pres-
ton, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, E, J, Sturgeon. Also
with their parents on Easter Day:
Mr. and Mrs, F. Anderson.;
and sons Paul Francis, Scien-
ce Hill, and Mr, and Mrs. Dennis,
Eisback, Clinton,
Mr, and Mrs. George Castle
spent Easter Day with their'
daughter, Mrs- Wiiharra Craig anal .Clinton:family, Williann .Craig
and. sisters, Mrs, H. worso.
and Mrs. George Wilkins,. Coder-'
sang as a trio on Sing Song
T1:flee CIKNX-Ty Wingbain at
5.30 -pen. Sunday.
Bayfield's Pet Crow
A Real Friend
Of School Children
(By our ,hayfield eorrespowlent)
Have you had a visit from the
pet ,crow in Hayfield? He is a
fine big •fellow who is very fond
of women 'and children. He soon
learned that by visiting the school;
pupils began saving bits of wein-
ers and other food to hand him
some ltine„h too.
Apparently he is• not too fond
of men but loves the kiddies and
follows along -about a foot be-
hind them.
Mrs, Ken Brandon reported that
he visited their place last week
and had great fun pecking the
shoes of her sixteen-month-old
son Blair. "Golf," a husky dog
belonging to Patricia and Paul
Payne, jumped at the big black
crow. The bird just hopped off
about four feet, turned and fac-
ed the dog as much as to say:
"Come on, I'm ready for you!"
but "Loki" did not follow him to
take the dare,
One day down at Glenn Bran-
don's, Crow had fun swooping
down at the red bob on Billy's
hat. He played in the sand box
with the children and pecked
heather's finger when she was
feeding him, The children 'were
not afraid of him and it was quite
evident that Crow was thorough-
ly enjoying the play. Whose pet
is he? They wonder.
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104 Shirley Brendsm, hex, Mos. Dorothy Reinke and Miss
who spent Easter with her father,. Mice Lusted, Hamilton, are swi-
ll, N, Brandon, is visiting in Tor- ding the- Easter week at the New
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E aster Weekend, Ricky remained
with his grantiparents„ Mr. and
Mrs, MalcOhn TOnia for the
Mrs, Viola, Black, .Goderich,
spent the weekend with Mr, and.
Mrs. Charles Dell, Mr, and Mrs.
Howard Arnistwog, Zurich',Mr,.
and Mrs, Donald bell, Clinton,
were with their parents on Eese
ter Pay. Mx Artinir -1Wer, Stratferd,
accompanied her rieplieW, John
Elliott, wife .and three children,
Jinany, Nancy and Susan, icitch•
.ener, to spend -Good Friday with his- parents, M. and Ws. William
R.. Elliott
Mr,. and Mrs. Keith lEcraildon,,
Brian,- Gary and Shirley; Strat
ford, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Brandon and Mr. and
MrS, Wendell Pitblado, .Oakville,
were with her father H. Bran-
don over the Eastertide.
Mrs, L. 1st, Hurt, London, is at
,her . home here' for . the vacation.
Howard and son Jeffery were-
with her on Friday and .Saturday;
Ronald from. Friday to Sunday,
and Mr. and M Otto von ,11011-
rierikampff, London, spent. Sunday
with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fellows,
Fraser, Pain and Kim, Riverside,
spent the Eastertide with. Mrs.
FellOW's parents, Mr. and Mrs." F.
Fraser. Mr. Fellows and son
Fraser, returned. to Riverside on
Monday, while. ,Mrs, Fellows and
the • girls remained for a longer
visit.
Mrs, H. C. Sevitts, Mount Vern-
on, Ohio, came on Wednesday of
last week to be the guest of Mrs.
1-1...H, Ormond for ten days. • Mr.
-and Mrs. David Ormond, Lucy,
Stephen and Brian, Plymouth,
Mich,, spent the Easter weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Ormond.
Mr. and -Mrs, Carson •Fawcett
and Nancy, Mrs. L. H. MacLeod
and Miss Dorothy Arm McLeod,
were in. London on Easter Day
to visit L, H. MacLeod at West-
minister Hospital. Cathy Mac-
Leod accompanied them on their
return •to spend the vacation with
her grandmother.
Mr. .and Mrs.-3, Pounder, John-
ny, Cathy and Mary Beth, were
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Scotch-
.mer over Good Friday. They went
to Lansing, Mich., on Saturday,
returning to the village -on. Tues-
day for Howard Scotchmer who
accompanied them to London, for
the remainder of the vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pruss, Jan-
ice, and Charles, were with her
mother, Mrs. J., H, Parker for Eas-
ter. Janice remained to visit at
the home of her aunt, rs. Fred
Weston " and Elaine Weston" and
Lorraine Dale, Clinton, accompan-
ied Mr. and Mrs. Pruss and Char-
les to London, on Monday for a
few days visit. •
Young- People Hold
andielight Service
At Bayfield United
(By our Bayfield correspondent)
Services in- keeping with the
Easter theme were held in St.,
Andrew'-s-United Church on Sun,-
day, with tit- Rev. John Patriek,
basing his discourse on 1st Cor.
15, the Apostle Paul's argument.
for the resurrection." The . choir
sang several, songs of Easter, un-
der the direction of Miss Cathar-
ine Welsh, -organist.
In 'the evening -a candle-lighting
service was carried out by the
Young People's Society, with Mr.
Patrick presiding. Two Easter
poems were recited, one by Mar-
ten Porter and one by Barbara
Turner/ -also two solos, one
Mrs. Kingsbury, "0, the bitter
by
shame and sorrow," and one by
Ted Dann,. "Were you there?"
• The service of candle-lighting
was presented by Margaret Was
Carol Willis, Gail Lockhart,
Shirley McCowan. and Janet Har-
ris, It Wee entitled, "The Way."
Two Easter anthems by - the
choir and many Easter hymns
sung by "all, completed an interes-
ting and impressive service.
Beautiful flowers, Bikes, violets,
hydrangeas and snapdragons,' de-
corating the chancel, enhanced
the thbught of spring and of the
Eastertitre.-
Service on Sunday, April 24,
will be at eleven o'clock Daylight
Saving Time.
WHETHER you LoOKNotni
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YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND,
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IV MISS .17.4.1703t WOOPS
PHONE; i3AYFIELD 45
Miss Mel, 13leir,. Lends" was.
home over the long Easter weeele.
end,
Brim. UWO, London,
was hegne .frein Thursday to Slane-
dey,
Xr—anel Mrs. Charles Guest,
'Whitby, were at their :cottage
Tinusday and Friday.
Miss Mary Marks, -Toronto, was
with her mother, VIM Charles
Marks, over Easter.
Mrs, Alan ..AkileeWertli and fam-
ily were at their cottage in the
village en Tuesday.
- At their cottage for Eapter
were Mr, and Mrs, F, Chirter and
Zvliss Doris' Cbuter, Preston,
Mrs. R. Q. Hunter and Mrs. •C.
Rogers, Toronto, were he tie .
lade from Menday. to Wednesday.
Fred MeZweri who has
spent the - winter in London, re-
turned heme - a week agoStrday,
The Reverend and Mrs. P. H.•
Petal, Listowell„ were the guests of
Miss .1-140Y R, Woode, over Tues-
day, -
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. -Smith, 'Lon-
am stayed with her sister, Mrs.
R, J. Larson. from Friday to Sun-
day,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker and
Gwen, .Were at their cottage
"Wheel-In" en. Good Friday and
Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkham,
London, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Emerson Heard, on Eas-
ter Day,
Mr. and Mrs. George Simons
and Dawn, Georgina Island, are at
their home on the Goshen Line
this week,
Mrs. R. Humphries and Carl,
Port Stanley, are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Kerr.
Miss Janie Myers, Byron, is,
spending the Easter vacation with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs,
S. H. Bryant,
Mrs. Spencer Irvine and Mary
Elizabeth, are spending the Eas-
ter vacation with her- parents in
Southampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Reg, Francis and
family spent Easter Day with her
parents, Mx'. and Mrs, -James MC-
IVER* 'Themesferd.
Mr. -and Mrs, William Parker
and Charlie, London, spent the
Easter holiday with his parents,
Mr.- mid Mrs. William E. Park-
er.
Li/Corporal. John Black, Mrs.
Black, Michael and Carole, leder-
ton, visited Mr, and Mrs. Emer-
son Heard on Saturday and Sun-
day.
Miss Charlene Scotebmer, Tea-
cher's College, Stratford, is with
her Parents, Mr.. and Mrs,. Charles!
Scotchmer for the Easter vaca-
tion. -
Mrs. S. W. Denby and daughter,
Jeannine, Buffalo, -came on Tues-
day to spend this week with her
daughter, Mrs. Ken Brandon and
family.
Mrs. George Connell returned
to "The Hut" on Sunday evening
after - having visited her son in
Clinton and and Seafort ! . after • leaving hospital.
Mrs. R. Be Johnson, Sault Ste,
Marie, was with • her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Stewart, for a couple of days the
first of the week.
D, A. .Atkinson returned to his
home in the. village on Good Fri-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Atkinson, after having spent a
couple of weeks in Detroit.
'Mrs. James Fisher, Larry and
Frank and DouglaS. Barrett, Kit-
chener, came on - Friday to spend
a few days at cottage.
es Fisher was also here from Fri-
day -to Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Gemein-
h'ardt, and Lois, returned, to
Saginaw, Mich., on Thursday, af-
ter having been here since Sunday
owing to the death of his brother,
Keith Gemeinhardt. - •
Mr. and Mrs. John MacKenzie,
accompanied their son John, wife
and two children, Toronto, -to vise
it their daughter, Mrs. Manley
Thoinpson. and .,fandly, Chicago,
from Saturday to Tuesday.
„Corporal -and Mrs. Lloyd West-
lake, Ricky and Cathy, Kitchen-
er, were here for the Good Friday
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