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Christmas, Hod.d� At Church
The Women's Missianarlyl O` Mnox Vires-
iayterian Church held their Christmas rneetung In
the Sunday School xoom of the ,chut eh with a large
attendance. The president, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson,
gave ilia call to worsh end opened the meting,
,,[r; ng
a hymn,
the' •sheptae� cls' .and wisemen of
The seiapture lesson' was Biblical Mays, athe world 'today
M4 by Mrs, .Alvin Leatherland, is seeking the .Prince -Of ,Peace.
The devotional 'Period Nvas lxi S, he salla Chi' spinas should
the ebarge• .of N!'rs,, Donald mean a PpeWal tiMe :to pay
Maines Who to homage, to Christ and a slime
gave ti3enedi
tion on the �scr pture lesson, to bring joy to others She
fvlictwed by Prayer by Mrs', asked of all gifts are given with
Wes Bradcock, - Christ in mind axil stressed the
Th guest. spoaiter of: .he impor.•tance of !giving love. In
apernpon was Mrs. Ralph 1?,closing, she asked everyone to
Munro who. gaye a Christmas rias try and learn ;the -time way of
message nn "What does Clutstr giving*
mos mean to you?" She Said
the Christmas story as neededMrs. Wes Bradnoel� th4w d
today more than} ever and like Mrs, Munro for her+ message,
The offering Was recelly:ed by
Mrs., Roy Daer and dedicated
with prayer -by Miss Minnie
HOLPAS ILL
Wagner. The ninutes were ad-
apte'd as read by the seri aaary,.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mc.Cui- Mrs.. Donald Haines. She also
lough spent ,a day in Kitchener, gave t+Yae $1 an:cial statement,
the guests of H.. M. Bez W and Card's were signed by all -
Mr, and Mrs, L. C,' Bezeau. sent and sent to members Who
Mrs, Nelson Brown, of Det- are very 1,11, including Mars.
sort, Mich., spent a few days in Catherine Dobie„Bluevale Mrs,
the villvge, visiting with,. her Herbert Govier, Clinton hasp
is
paren , Mr. and Mrs., D, E, tal, :an'd Mrs..J. C. Stoltz, Wing,
Gl ddon, ham hospital,
Miss Sandra Wil7.iarras of Bur- Mrs, Sanderson thanl�ed all
lin'gtonz spent the weekend with who had assisted with the
her parents, W and Mrs. I-Iaaxpy meeting and the slate of off c,
Williams, ers :as prepared by the nomin-
ating comanititee was presented
Give. WhiteGifts and accepted. The committee
was Mrs. Jack Hallam, Ms's,
AIfred Rollinson and Mrs. -Wil-
fred Hollnesv�• #fie fred Sanderson. The meeting
was closed ,by singing .a hymn
White -Gift Sunday was db- acid the closing prayer by Mrs.
served in H1olm'esville Urdted Wes Brad'nock,
Church .on December 13th, with The new officers are: bon -
,Mr. Kenneth Trewartha, +the orary president, Mrs. E'd'gar
Sunday School Superintendent, Lawson; president, Mrs, Wilt -
assisting the minister, Rev. C. red Sanderson; first vice -pre -
G, Park. sident, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland;
The, call to 'worship was given second.; vice-pr'es aen!t, Mrs, Wes
by Mr. Trewartha, folloWed by Bradno:ck; .secretary -treasurer,
the ,singing of a 'hymn; Prayer Mars.. Donald Haines; Glad Tid-
was repeated in unison. The ings secretary, Mrs. Alfred Rol -
choir sang an w them, "O Come linsoxa.; welcome and welfare,
To My Heart Lord Jesus". Mrs. . Herbert Govaer,' Mrs,
The first scripture lesson. was Frank Raithby, Mrs. John Hal,
read by Douglas Yeo, and Mrs. lam; flower convener, Mrs. A -1 -
Park read the second lesson. fred Ro1limon; literature and
Mrs. 'Reg Miller' read a story supply, Mrs, Gordon Dobie;
,"Little' Gift:.s With Big Mean- -home helpers, Miss Minnie
jfn'ge% The offering was receiv- Wagner, Mrs. Roy Daer; sup -
ed by Wayne Patter an'd Bar ply, Mrs. Carl Govier, Mrs.
ria Miller, and the White Gi;'fts Major Young!blut; student and
Were received. by Connie Har- press, Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs,
r'is, Nancy Ginn, Randy Blake ChamwI'es, Stewart; nominating
aqd Tommy Ldbb. The money committee, Mrs. Alfred Rollin -
,and gifts were dedicated by Mr. son, Mrs, John Hallam, Mrs.
Trewartha. Wilfred Rollinson; CGIT lead -
Rev. Park gave the sermon, er, Mrs. Wes Bradnock; assist -
,The service closed, with a 'hymn assts, Miss Barbara Sanderson,
and The benediction by W. Miss Carole Brown; Ladies Aid
}'.ark. president, Mrs. Major Young-
er. Lloyd Bond was the or blot; secretary -treasurer, Mrs.
•ganiat for -the servfee. Roy Daer.
Cod Bless tis Iver o-roel
Y
A reformed Ebenezer jams the Cratchit family's
Chrsttxa,as feast in the final scene of "Mr, Scrooge,"
the original 'musical to be seen on CBC»TV's Show
of the Week, Monday, Dec. 21, Clockwise from left
are: ;Cyril Richard, Alfie Bass, Neil Culleton, Tessie
O'Shea, Barbara Gryfe, Michael Dodds, Leslie Mc -
Lead, Elizabeth Culleton. (CBC Photb)
WinterDriving Can BeTreacherous;
Requires Good Common-Rsense Habits
With the time of snow and ice almost here,
the Canadian Highway Safety Council has some
ideas that could save a lot of people a lot of pain
and cost — if they heed them.
CHSC's 'tips are ;issued uZ start gently, give tires a chance
connection with its na don -wide to bite. Spinning melts the snow
campaign, Safe -Driving Week, or ice, makes -ringsslicker and
December I to 7, digs ithe wheel's d'eep'er:
In -snow, clear the entire Even with chains or snow
windshield, side and back vein. tires it takes a lot longer to
doves. Vision is vital in winter .stop a car on ice. Avoid a slid -
driving. Never smear lemon, ing crash by dnereasing follow -
glycerin or :beeswax on the ing distance .in winter. Don't
glass; they only make a mess. worry about the not who races
R v1ace dead wuer blades vith ahead and, tiles aanthat space.
e.
lie ones. Fill w ndslidel d -wash- Let him have it, d
stay well.
er tanks with the recommended back of such a poor driver, Ab-
solution, not plain water. Drive rupt turns, lane changing and
with headlights, never parking sudden changes In speed can
lights, in reduced visibility, produce 'brad skids. Anticipate
Parking lights distort distance all iturns, make them slowly
to the oncoming motorist, if he and gently. A driven' who finds
sees them at all. himself in a skid should turn
Use snow tires or chains the steering wheel in the direc-
where itract on is poor. Letting tion the rear, enol is sliding, their.
some :air out of today's low- straighten the front 'wheels as
pressure tires is no .hells and the car straightens. On, a hill,
Chri�tnas 'meet
Hold”On Deco'.0
The CMAtrt'ta.a meeting of (the
U.OW 99 k 01-mosville United
Chin"c'h. was !held an Tuesday,
Dere, 8th, with the meet'log in
the ch'ax'ge of MS. Les Jervis'
and Mrs, Frani! MoMough's'
groups. Mrs. McCullough was
in the chair and gavo 'he call
to warsh%, i1 hyrilr3 Was sung.
The seraltru`elesson was read
by Mrs, D E, Gliddon, and the
B'i'ble stri'd'y -on too Birth, -of
Christ was toren b? Mrs. Vran-k
McCV11ough,
A Poem, t',Ohrist mos, Pray-
ers" was read by Mrs. Ken-
neth Harris, and Mrs. D. E,
e i-
Gltldon led!4x Tyi'ay r, The bus
tress was. eon!ducted by 'thePre»
s1dent, Mrs, Lloyd Bond, an d
the roll call was answered by
giving a Ohristmxa's thought,
Mrs, Harry Cudmare read the `
minutes of the Gast meeting,
and Mrs, Ham Williams read
the correspondence. Mrs, Gerry
Ginn 'reported for the finance
connM ttee, and It was. passed
to accept the allocation for
1965. Mrs, Frank McCullough
gave the treasurer's report. It
was Passed to give' donatims
to the iWestmins'ter 'C4llege Fur:.
nkr,hma Fund, and to the
M. & M.
Mrs, ' Barrie Waiter, Mrs,
Harold Yeo,, and Mrs. 'Les Jer .
vis were appointed a 'comnAttee.
to bring in a majority sugges,
tioii for the .time and !place of
a proposed trip for the, group.
In a change on the finance
committee, the fallowing mem-
bers were named to this group;
Mr's. Gerry Ginn; Mrs. Funk
McCullough, M r s' . Edw'ard
Grigg, Mrs, Irvine Tebbitltt and
Mrs. John Grigg. Gifts were
received. to �be given, to patients
at the Ontario Hospital at God,
eaich,
Mrs. Jack Yeo read a story,
",The Lilttle Black Lamb". The
members of the two groups
sang a hymn, with Mrs. Edward
Grigg and Mrs. Les Jervis sing-
ing 'the verse and the group
singing the chorus with ' Mrs.
Jim Lobb at the piano.
Mrs. Les Jervis read a
"Christmas Meditaition" a n d
Mrs. Gerry Ginn read a mission
story, IlEpiphany In T th e
Snows". The meeting closed
with a hymn and prayer by
Mrs. Frank McCullough, Hos-
tesses for the day were MS. O.
Blake, Mrs, J. Huller, Mrs. L.
Jervis and Mrs. A. Jones.
increases wear. Cary some get enough momentum to reach Middleton WA
sand or chicken wire to help the top, -then watch for stalled M
the car off glare ace. Heavy cars .or obstacles on the way
loads of sand or stone in the down. Be extra careful.. in tem.- Elects, Officers
trunk makes steering tricky perature traps in shady areas ��ii
and makes big skids out of !fit- and on bridges. Posted speed Mrs. Stewart Middleton was
tle ones. In snow or an ice, 11af is are :for ideal condition. hostess. for the annual meeting
-- Good judgment Is the real speed of the Women's Auxlldary of St.
Messengers Meet limit. 1, Church Mid.
At Holmesville
The Messengers of Haltnes-
ville United Church, met in the
Sunday School room of the
church. for 'their' regular meet-,
ing. Mrs. Ray Patter' gave the
call -to worship, followed by a
hymn.' A prayer for 'today was
given by Mrs. Ray Potter, The
Scripture lesson was read by
Gerald Trewartha, and Karen
McClinchey led in repeating the
Lord's Pray in unison.
The mall was called by Karen
McCli,nnchey, and the business
was conducted by the presi-
dent, ,lianice Trewaattha. T1xe
offering was received by Jan
Ginn, and Mrs. Ray Potter de-
dicated it, The story "The
Buffalo and 'the Bell'' was. read
by Mis, Ray. Potter, sand Mrs.
Fir+an'cis Cantelon :showed the
children how to. make some
Christmas articles.
The meeting closed with. a
hymn. Janine Trewartha was
the Pianist for the meeting.
• Cooking .Ware
"Dish Ware
Cutlery
i Housewares
TOOLS' =- A FULL RANGE OF
BOTH POWER AND
HAND TOOLS
._.RADIOS. I05AL C-rlFi$
TOBOGGANS and
TRANSISTOR and ELECTRIC SLEIGH
We Stall Have VINYL and ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS
TREES.A * LIGHTS arid b9Cb1tA'flONS
SUtte,rx*PHardware. erdue
tugene MdAddm, Pmpriefor
Phoo0 499*109-1
011140", 011C
Mrs. Alvin Leatherland
thanked Mrs. Davies for her
excellent work as president the
past year, It was decided to
asgWt in supplyf w treats for
the Sunday school pupils. The
meeting was closed by singing
the Grace and a Christmas
lunch was served 'by Mrs, War-
ner Andrews and Mrs. Alfred
Rolhm4an.
REPUTATION '
EARNS A STAR .
EflAND'S
��SERVICE
482.6661 CLINTON
NOMINATION MEETING
will be held in the
VILLAGE HALL, BAYFIELD .
on
:..MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,1964
At the hour of 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., for the purpose of
Nominating persons for the office of Reeve and
four Councillors for the year 1965. -
lf An Election Is Necessary, The Poll Will Be
Held at the Village Hall, Bayfield,
on
Monday, e 6
December 2 t 1 9 4
her 8 h
and 'will be open from 9.00 o'clock a.m. until 5.00
o'clock p.m., and no longer.
The Voters' List, to be used, if an election is necessary,
will be the List of Voters in Polling Sub -Division No, 8
as set out in the Voters' List for the Municipality of the
Township of Stanley for the year 1964: This list will be
Posted in the Bayfield Post Office and will also be held
at the home of the Returning Officer.
Please note that when a candidate is not present at
the Nomination Meeting, his..nomination will not be
valid unless there is satisfactory evidence that the. -
proposed candidate consents to be so nominated.
DATED at Bayfield, this 10th day of December 1964
LLOYD MAKINS,
Returning Officer,
• 'Make "HER" Gift SOMETHING
........ . ..... TO WEAR.
All Women "LOVE TO DRESS".
May We Suggest . .
.DAINTY LINGERIE and SLEEPWEAR
DRESSES -- BLOUSES
CARDIGANS & PULLOVY RS
(Give Her o "Kitten Knit")
f/ WOOL SLIMS or STRETCHIES
("SAORES" always papular)
A Note to the Alen ...
—5oe a Wife or Mother, Girl Erlehd
r 60 WRONG BY SHOPPING HEREA.-.6-k
AND - We G41ft Wrap Free ofCharge!
1. R, WVVI $ S
Ladke Wear y Goods
CLINTON IONSAL f* ST
James Aria •scan
dieton last Wednesday when
ch tmas tree --, any ooz y.
electionsryvere., held for •atzxil-
iary officers.
erqus. troe wb'?eh ,fails over fi ?e
SUG:!4
At the conclusion of the reg-
egAvailab0e
Moment jt is .Placed la s .stand,
n
Christmas cookie, eoO
ular business 'session, Raw. E.
e -
J, B. Harrison the re-
�
w'ho. thiel
it they are� gto„..,.:
SPICE,
� „�
spend less -,on rks.#x'iaa 'than
Safety.
„ .
y
last year, Sometimes prwipum'
'...
ill Smiley
ed
+►
ton; .first vice-president, Mrs,
-Christmas s .Lilt M* Yvk?tiat the
Donald Middleton; second vice,
safety education amongst chit-
iucls have! and .you. tion".t
To
secretary, MTs, John Grigg;
at 0 4,mn Dec 45
Now Live With
Chr" "atmos
11Eamily Christanas you -cools
Thirty+days hath September;.
-can play. It tis �t}aranteed to
the dishWrRes and are Stun?� with
the dishes wh?le the relatives
l�prl June aitd Chr'samas. At
increase the sPujit goodfel,
....
Sleep it off,
least it Seems that way.,
hip ,arid Jollity :at
IoyVS any.
Christmas punch—the recipe.
About the in'iddle• off, Nov,.em,,
Christmas Party,
is Simple. Take one husband
ber, the .advertising swings luto
milled "Conjvga�tlon of .Irxe�
and wife, .derroratang ire :on
high gear', We are Implored to
gular. VeOW1, it was imventesl
juiStrnas live• Mix one set afi
buy, a gift to erachaart her"._,.
by Bertrand Russell, Zt,g s'i:ike..Lights
which doesn't wor
hila .a dainty electric shaver.
this: the playor as gavPA an ar,�
..
Throw an tr+ip:dow.otowaforex-
Or som0thng "he rimy needs”
regular verb; helugates its
ira set of lights, by hushand,
1i»ke a tasti40,4 lyTappped
Example,. I = fl=, YOU are'
Stir In a ;few' short •,calls on
bott?e or dandruff remover,
obstinato; he is 4 pigheaded
frien.�d's on way home, Pur hug.
Around the some time, the
fool. Get the ?deo , s
basil 'gently inside zloor at orifi
"Christmas TnusWl begins. We
another,
a.m. �Qhristmas 'morning --
are warned that Santa, Claus is
Ready?" I am witty and;
and you get your Christmas
ogmiri . i
g to ~sown, We are re-
s pas kung,. ' You are usually
puxaach,: x^iglnt laetnveen ikre eyes,
man'ded, 1S times a day, tq lis-
talka.'tiVre, He ds drunk as a
It is considered only sporting,
ten, thxoit'gh The !btu der tratf-
skunk,"
If you feel like retaliating, to
fie and the snarl at aix craft,
one,more. "i day dream. you
it until Bgin lacy,
g
for 'allose Jingle boll's. We are
told, for 20 days' 'before Ch?vsit-
are an escapist. He ought tO
for his pot and not to tease or
Mlts, Storey, the organist: Mrs.
mos, that somebody saw mama
see a s i
P ycli'attr?st," .This sort
of tlirr�g is certain to get a dull
kissing Santa Claus last might.
Zmakes you feel all sort of
makes
off the Toiuld..
fire mon.
-sated and . , , well, . you know.
Now, how about some Christ-
.. _
Bariy?
mos de+flnatioxas, so that you
N
WHAT MAKES1'NS QVV 04Q
Women Start getit?rig that
won't +be nnislead by a lot of
cliches that have sprung :up
..
DAYS°, /A R/'H/MA6/NA7'/01I/
harassed. look about the first of
around the sacred and Joyous
AA/DAPI�ORMEMORY
December. They spend bund-
acCas4on, ,
"YOU'OUR Low
reds .of hours at their Christ-
mas clTores:.rutliles+sly hacking
cosr
off -the list of people who dttdn't
a heavy list to starboard frpm
!
send us alast; year; ties-
r eachuzg auto their hip Pockets
fox WalldUs frequently, equently, Wo-
+�
l
perately vwocard
ndering what •to :get
Uncle Dud, who, is in an insti-
men acquire a different type
f
tfrantically trying' to gin
"St. pelvis thrust out, back hilt-
i �✓
their
ir* .husbands ,Interested r
trees and traxnrriisig and aur »
ed badly to the rear from the
vvais%t up, acquired from C= y»
.
'g '�
•
• � ar
'
key;
an ar cels ed t
� their
rn rl a airs noses,
ses,
� c
�?V'e11, ' eh�eer up, chaps. It
Christmas pudding-- closely
allied to Christmas list, It is
�2aR SUPERS FOOD IT
comes every year, bait at lasts
more noticeable in
002o*
for only 30 days. Perhaps
something to mind off
men — a
type of ,paxalySis that comes
'hand
get your
from Puddingtheir
e and in
the whole thing . ,
their pocket so eiften,
i
With Christmas in the offing,
Christmas Carols —. girl
, ,
e
CLINTON'S FOREMOST
perhaps you•d .be interested in
children born on • Christmas
a new party game. Any number
Day and named Carol. Far bet-
' 1
ter to call them Mary.
Knox Ladies ,clad
Regular Meeting
The Ladies Aid meeting "of
N 0 M I NAFFIONtr3
r
the Knox Presbyterian Church
was held with the president,
Mrs'. Ed Davies, in charge. She
took charge of the business and
Village
..:
Bayfield
it was decided to send small
of
remembrance ,% to the shut-ins
of the congregation. Mrs, Roy
NOTICE is hereby given
to the Municipal Electors
Daer, the secretary -treasurer,
was instructed to send these.
of the newt incorporated
Y P
Village of Ba leld that a
g Yf�
Mrs. Alvin Leatherland
thanked Mrs. Davies for her
excellent work as president the
past year, It was decided to
asgWt in supplyf w treats for
the Sunday school pupils. The
meeting was closed by singing
the Grace and a Christmas
lunch was served 'by Mrs, War-
ner Andrews and Mrs. Alfred
Rolhm4an.
REPUTATION '
EARNS A STAR .
EflAND'S
��SERVICE
482.6661 CLINTON
NOMINATION MEETING
will be held in the
VILLAGE HALL, BAYFIELD .
on
:..MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,1964
At the hour of 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., for the purpose of
Nominating persons for the office of Reeve and
four Councillors for the year 1965. -
lf An Election Is Necessary, The Poll Will Be
Held at the Village Hall, Bayfield,
on
Monday, e 6
December 2 t 1 9 4
her 8 h
and 'will be open from 9.00 o'clock a.m. until 5.00
o'clock p.m., and no longer.
The Voters' List, to be used, if an election is necessary,
will be the List of Voters in Polling Sub -Division No, 8
as set out in the Voters' List for the Municipality of the
Township of Stanley for the year 1964: This list will be
Posted in the Bayfield Post Office and will also be held
at the home of the Returning Officer.
Please note that when a candidate is not present at
the Nomination Meeting, his..nomination will not be
valid unless there is satisfactory evidence that the. -
proposed candidate consents to be so nominated.
DATED at Bayfield, this 10th day of December 1964
LLOYD MAKINS,
Returning Officer,
• 'Make "HER" Gift SOMETHING
........ . ..... TO WEAR.
All Women "LOVE TO DRESS".
May We Suggest . .
.DAINTY LINGERIE and SLEEPWEAR
DRESSES -- BLOUSES
CARDIGANS & PULLOVY RS
(Give Her o "Kitten Knit")
f/ WOOL SLIMS or STRETCHIES
("SAORES" always papular)
A Note to the Alen ...
—5oe a Wife or Mother, Girl Erlehd
r 60 WRONG BY SHOPPING HEREA.-.6-k
AND - We G41ft Wrap Free ofCharge!
1. R, WVVI $ S
Ladke Wear y Goods
CLINTON IONSAL f* ST
James Aria •scan
dieton last Wednesday when
Free BookMarks
electionsryvere., held for •atzxil-
iary officers.
At the conclusion of the reg-
egAvailab0e
Available
From
ular business 'session, Raw. E.
e -
J, B. Harrison the re-
Presented
ommit
port of the nominalting commit-
Safety.
League
tee w1uth �n=ed' the following:
tee
President, Mrs. 'Fred Middle-
ton; .first vice-president, Mrs,
In order to further traffic
Donald Middleton; second vice,
safety education amongst chit-
president, Mrs. Edward Wise,'
dren in the area,- the Blue
secretary, MTs, John Grigg;
Water Club of the Ontario Mo-
treasurer, Mrs. Keith Miller;
for League has book marks
prayer Partner secretary, Mrs.
bearing safety slogans available
Joe Storey; prom secretary,
for free d1str3but on. •
Mrs, Stewart Middleton; Dor-
A. very 'lknited quantity is
cas committee , Mrs'. Arnold
availableon requestfrom the
Miller, Mrs, Jack Smith, Mrs.
NeWs-Record office, but more
D, Deeves; card convener, Mrs.
are .available on request from
Ray Wise; birth'd'ay box, Mr's.
the OML,'
B. McCullough; program com-
The book marks •'are prepar-
milttee, Mrs. Alvin .Dutot, Mrs.
ed In a series conveying 10 dif-
Jack Cole.
fe> ent safety messages, each
The .bus'ines's meeting Was
bearing ,a. particular theme and
an easy -to -read and remember
opened by Mrs. Ray Wise who
read a poem. The scripture les -
message.
son was read by Mrs. Dutot,
Anyone interested in
the
procikr-
and after routine prayeats
ing supplies of the book marks
minutes oaf the last meeting
may 'do so 'by calling or writ-
were read by the secreltary,
ing the Ontario Safety League
Mrs, John; Grigg.
at Box 518, OwenSound:
The roll call was answered
o- --
by a Christinas thought, and 18
Choose Carefully
ladies responded intrluding f Ave
former members Who have mov-
The gift of 'a dive pet to a
ed to town.
child may be risky. Under five-
It was "agreed to donate $5
year-olds 'do not understand'the
to the Bible Society.
proper way to handler a kitten
Committee chairmen gave
or puppy and my unwittingly
their annual: retports, and the
hurt the animal, Who may bite
Auxiliary voted $200 to the
in. self ' dletence. A. youngster
church wardens .for the church
should be taught how to care
badget, and hMorarlu= .to
for his pot and not to tease or
Mlts, Storey, the organist: Mrs.
tape food away from. it.
Edward Wise, the assistant Or-
ganist and Fred Middfletan, the
fire mon.
Readings were given by Mrs.
►""""
E Ward Wise and MxMs, Donaldididleton.
s
Bofoke she game up the bhWr
TR/,ED 1/s1"H�IV WEV!
to the incoming president, MM,,
m .Lost we
Wise {thanked Members tot,eo
ih&~ support during the year.
r YdvR �3!/S/NESS
The reotar- MV, HArx'ls6t1;
_
commended i> e WA for its,year
"YOU'OUR Low
of service for the church.
cosr
t -' . •
IrS NOT
TOO LATE
TO
ANSWCR
YOUR
k
toRISTMAS SEAL
LEVIER
C, I **k&A
Q
Mrs. Alvin Leatherland
thanked Mrs. Davies for her
excellent work as president the
past year, It was decided to
asgWt in supplyf w treats for
the Sunday school pupils. The
meeting was closed by singing
the Grace and a Christmas
lunch was served 'by Mrs, War-
ner Andrews and Mrs. Alfred
Rolhm4an.
REPUTATION '
EARNS A STAR .
EflAND'S
��SERVICE
482.6661 CLINTON
NOMINATION MEETING
will be held in the
VILLAGE HALL, BAYFIELD .
on
:..MONDAY, DECEMBER 21,1964
At the hour of 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., for the purpose of
Nominating persons for the office of Reeve and
four Councillors for the year 1965. -
lf An Election Is Necessary, The Poll Will Be
Held at the Village Hall, Bayfield,
on
Monday, e 6
December 2 t 1 9 4
her 8 h
and 'will be open from 9.00 o'clock a.m. until 5.00
o'clock p.m., and no longer.
The Voters' List, to be used, if an election is necessary,
will be the List of Voters in Polling Sub -Division No, 8
as set out in the Voters' List for the Municipality of the
Township of Stanley for the year 1964: This list will be
Posted in the Bayfield Post Office and will also be held
at the home of the Returning Officer.
Please note that when a candidate is not present at
the Nomination Meeting, his..nomination will not be
valid unless there is satisfactory evidence that the. -
proposed candidate consents to be so nominated.
DATED at Bayfield, this 10th day of December 1964
LLOYD MAKINS,
Returning Officer,
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