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holds meeting
The—Octoner meeting ofthe
Clintonian Club was held
Thursday October 3 at the home
of Mrs. Bailey in Bayfield.
Seventeen members attended.
Mrs. T. • M. Falconer,
president, presided for the
meeting.
Mrs. Wise read the minutes of
the last meeting and Mrs. F.
Cummings gave the treasurer's
report.
Mrs. Mayme Glazier won the
mystery prize.
A Dutch auction on apron,
writing, paper, and pot holder
realized $4.30.
Final arrangements were
made for the Birthday Banquet
to be held November 18 at the
Century Restaurant at '7 p.m.
with Euchre at Mrs. Venner's
home to follow.
Mrs. Falconer and Mrs.
Monaghan were appointed to
attend the banquet at London
November 6.
Mrs. T. Falconer, Mrs.
Harold Adams and Mrs. Frank
Cummings were • appointed to
the striking committee.
On October 1, three car loads
of members attended a meeting,
pot luck dinner and cards at the
Wingham Rainbow club. All
reported a lovely evening.
Next meeting will be held
November 7 at Mrs. Frank
Cummings.
Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Elmer
Frey, Mrs. Esther Kindall, Mrs.
Ron McDonald and Mrs. Effie-
Finley are to donate articles for
a Dutch auction.
Birthday cake and ice cream
will be served by the Social
Committee.
The meeting closed and a few
games of Euchre were enjoyed.
Lunch was served. Special
thanks were expressed to Mrs.
Bailey for a very enjoyable
afternoon.
out well on paper are often
those very things which in
reality are more expensive than I
can easily afford.
When we were married way
back when music was sweet and
melodic, my handsome
husband-to-he and I were trying
to convince my father that we
could actually finance the
marriage union.
With pen and paper, we
estimated our expenses in
relation to our income. The way
we had it figured, it would be '
cheaper for us to be married
than single. In fact, according to
our calculations our savings
would grow by leaps and bounds
for we could have an excess of
funds at the end of each week.
I don't have to tell you what
really happened. After one
month of holy matrimony, we
were so far behind the economic
eight ball it took us years to pull
Auxiliary hears
The October meeting of the
Women's Auxiliary to the
Clinton Public Hospital fell on
the Monday after the Penny
Sale.
Members heard the report
from Penny Sale convenor, Mrs.
Ted Davies, in which the main
point of interest, e was the
financial success of the sale.
Thanks were given to the
many people who contributed
time, energy, money or prizes.
The profit realized was nearly
$900.
In her report, Mrs. Davies
expressed sincere appreciation to
all the people who had.
ourselves up to the Point we've
attained now—where 'ends just
about meet.
What's worse, we're rapidly
reaching a time in life when we
might actually have enough
dollars to go round each week.
As the •children grow up and
move away from home, surely
we're going to get some relief
from this money-making
madness that has grabbed hold
of our age group.
I guess that's really why I'm
frightened, I've adjusted my
thinking and my spending to fit
the present times and all of a
sudden, government comes forth
with this startling offer for my
financial good, -- on paper, that
is._ '
Experts tell 'me to be grateful.
Experience tells me to beware.
Until I know for sure, I'm
petrified with fear.
sale report
participated in the event.
Other reports were , given by
the ladies who attended the fall
conference of District Hospital
Auxiliaries in Goderich Sept. 30.
The Alexandra Marine and ,
General Hospital Auxiliary
hosted the meeting.
Our group thoroughly
enjoyed the• exchange of ideas
and the fellowship of the women
from the auxiliaries of the other
hospitals.
It was decided the December
meeting would take the form of
a pot luck luncheon. The next
regular meeting will be.Monday,
Nov. 4.
KIPPEN
Emerson Kyle stricken with a
heart attack Friday was removed
by ambulance t4 So4th Huron
Hospital, Exeter, His many
friends wish him a speedy
recovery,
Mr. and MIS, David Moyer-0
Parry sound spent the weekend
with the latter's father Robert
Thomson and attended the
Cornish — Carr wedding at
United Church, Goderich on
Saturday at 4 Pm-
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Meharg of
Kingsrnill and their Son-in-law
Nelson Helmer of St Thomas
spent Sunday afternoon with
,Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kirk and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thomson
attended the Cornish — Carr
wedding Saturday in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Keeling
and Mrs. McKee of Owen Sound
recently visited Mrs. N. Long.
Anniversary services at St.
Andrew's United Church,
Kippen, will be held Sunday,
Oct. 13, at 11 a.m. and 7:30
p.m. Reverend M. R. Roberts of
Auburn will be guest speaker at
both services and will give an
illustrated address concerning his
ministry in Argentina at the
evening service.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. William
Huxtable and Bill of Centralia
and Mrs. Pearl Love of Varna
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Harold. Jones and family.
The 'United church.•
,Anniversary servNe was held last
Sunday with Reverend A.
Mowatt of Clinton as guest
minister, He took as his text,
"What and Where is Clod".
The choir under the
direction of the 'organist, Mrs.
Robert Stirling, . sang two
anthems, "His Love" and "Only
a Whisper Away.",
The choir was ,aSsisteci
Mrs,R.. Magma and, Mrs. Lee
of Exeter, who gAng two duets,
`ITnnPipos on 4 Hilltop" .and
"The Beautiful .Garden. of
Prayer",
A large .congregation
attended the service and, a
number el' former members
returned for the day,
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DISTRUSTS. TAX ."-.61FTS"
.Shirley Keller
People are funny and I have
to be the funniest.
Following the new sales tax
, proposals which are specifically
designed to assist the lower and'
middle income brackets in
Ontario, I'm scared silly.
I'm afraid of government
"gifts''. It usually turns out that
when government . supplies
something for nothing, I get it in
the neck another way.
I know this rebate tax
structure is just at the discussion
level, but let's suppose it is
accepted by the Ontario
legislature as a good, idea. What
will it mean to me—really?
My husband and I would
qualify for rebates for a family
of five. I worked it out pn paper
one morning , taking into
consideration the amount of
food, clothing, drugs and
essential services we purchase
annually at the present time. I
must admit that on paper, the
set-up looks mighty good.
But I wasn't very old when I
learned that things which work