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Councillor Declines
To Make Open .Report
"I have no report , , :for
P441100441_, ah)4'ay," Council
for Alice TbaniPso4 tole; etoPn-t
en at its tact regular meeting,
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Nov, 9, when asked by MAyor
W, J., Male,r 1pr tThe monthly
reVoAll; from the •fietath and
Welfare ,Committee..
11104112s9n, is chairman
Of 'the Health and Welfare
Committee Clinton Town
Council,.
This group which was organiz-
ed several months ago, are
working with the Federation of
Baptist Men of Ontario and
Quebec. The organization has
now spread into the Western
Provinces and to the Maritimes:
Mr. Ivan Mueller of Guelph,
provincial secretary,' spoke to
the group but the main speaker
of the evening was Mr. George
Ha' rap, publicity chairman for
the province.
Mr. Mueller spoke on the
aim and purpose of the BrOth-
erhood, "Every Man Active in
His Church" and cited instan-
ces of. group activities in var-
ious communities throughout
the Dominion. Those present
were invited to attend ,the an-
nual Retreat at the Guelph
Bible Conference grounds at
Guelph, the 'weekend following
Labour Day. , The annual at-
tendance has been about 200
men for the Retreat, so it is
necessary to register early. The
Dominion group has received
an 'official charter and as each
group is organized they will re-
ceive a charter,
Varna YPU Group
Plans Service
The regular meeting of the
YPU of the VarnaUnited Ch-
urch was held Sunday evening
in the church. The new presi-
dent, Margaret Addington was
in charge. Rev. M. Morrison
took the Bible study and 14
answered the roll call.
The bowling party held last
Tuesday evening was a decided
success.
The young people are plan-
ning on taking part in, a
candle-light service which will
be put on in the church in
the near future.
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PROCLAMATION
•
Municipal Election
TOWN OF CLINTON
Nominations
Friday, Friday, November 27
1964
Election
Monday, December 7
1964
NOTICE
Is Hereby Given That a Meeting of the Electors for The Nomination of Candidates for
the Position of Mayor, Reeve, Deputy Reeve, Councillors, Public Utilities Commissioners
and Public School Board for the Ensuing Term will be held in the
Council Chambers Of The Town Hall
-- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1964
BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:30 O'CLOCK AND 8:30 O'CLOCK
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IN THE EVENING
JOHN LIVERMORE, Returning Officer
AND IF NECESSARY, AN ELECTION TO FILL THE ABOVE NAMED POSITIONS
WILL BE HELD ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1964
AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES, THAT IS TO SAY, IN
ST. ANDREW'S WARD — At The ' ST. JOHN'S WARD — At The Ball-
Council Chambers. Macaulay Show Room, King St.
ST. JAMES' WARD --- At The Legion ST. GEORGE'S WARD — At The
Hall, Kirk St. Council Chambers.
Commencing at the Hour of Nine O'Clock in the Forenoon and Contirming until the Hour
of Six O'Clock in the Afternoon and the Results Will be Publicly Declared in the Town Hall
on Tuesday, the 8th day of December, 1964, at 12 O'Clock Noon.
JOHN LIVERMORE, Clerk and Returning Officer
NOTICE
livery norninatibiz shall be in writing and state the name, residence and occupation of
the candidate and the residence and occupation of the proposer and seconder and shall
be signed by the proposer and seconder, both Of WhOin shall be municipal electors and
present, and shall be filed With the returning officer Within one hour froth the opening
of the nomination meeting.
When a proposed candidate is not , present, his habitation paper shall not, be Valid
unless there is eviderite satitfaCtOry to the returning officer that be consents to be so
nominated. 41-8b
Gordon Youngblut and Craig
Peters of 'the Auburn group.
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Air Force wives assisted by ladies from the
town of Clinton put on a rip-roaring show at RCAF
Station Clinton last Saturday night. The fringe-
skirted, low-waisted days of the 20's were caricatur-
ed in the show produced by, Sylvia Dolan. The
aptist Brotherhood Group
eets At Auburn Church
Roaring 20's At RCAF Clinton
Petitioners
To Get Light
The -Protection to Persons
and Property Committee' of
Clinton Town Council was giv-
en power to act on a request
from 11 residents of the North
and Orange. Streets area at
council's last meeting.-
The 11 persons—who signed
their name to a request—asked
that 'a street light be placed
near that intersection to make
lit brighter at night.
Coundillor Symons, chairman
of the comthittee, said that in-
tersection was one which had
been noted by his committee
and for Which remedial action
had been planned.
The main speaker, Mr. Geo-
rge Harrap told of the many
meetings he had attended and
stressed the importance of
Bible study, using some of the
better commentaries. He told
about a professor of languages
who spoke 42 languages and
understood Several more, who
finished his remarks one day
by saying, "No man knows en-
ough to contradict 'the Bible."
Officers Elected
The elected officers for this
group composed of the three
churches are , as follows:
President, Budd Kuehl, Clin-
ton; .vice-president,PercyPugh,
Clinton; secretary, Fred Fest-
er, Goderich; devotion chair-
man., Bert Dorran, Auburn;,
limch chairman, Bruce Dupee,
Clinton; song leader, William
Chase, Goderich; phoning chair-
man, Fred Fester, Goderich.
Plans were made to have 'the
next meeting 'as a ladies' night
early in December. Lunch was
served by Frank Raithby, Tor-
rance Tabb, Harry Webster,
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featured entertainers of the show, shown above,
were, from the left, Peggy Menzies, Vivian Smith,
Trudy Kingswell, Lynn Warren, Betsy Horne,
Monica Duguid, Huget Ricard, Joan Boxall.
(RCAF' Photo)
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