HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-11-17, Page 3°C'CX ALSDAY; YVOVEXVkBER 11, 1955
Constance Couple
Mark Silver
Wedding Date
(By mu. const. 'correspondent)
:
A very pleasant evening was
spent on Tuesday, November 8 at
the home or Mr. and Mrs. George
Addison '(nee Grace Tebbiitt). It
was the occasion of their 25th
friends IaYid relatives, Including
the bridesntard, Mrs Walter
lis (the former Dial Finnigan),.
the Nile, and Joe Haggett., near
Blyth, the groomsman.'
The bv$ring was spent in music,
contests and a mock wedding.
Many beatitiftil 'gifts were receiv-
ed. Those from a distance attend-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Walter
W ollia Shatioe; Mr. and Mrs+,
Frank Wright, Brantford; Not -
Wedding , anniversary. A turkey niait Snyder, •Woodstoelc; 1VIrs,
suer was enjoyed by about 35 Levi Snyder, London:
Townshipof Tutkersmlili
!CLERIC'S NOTICE Of 'fist5r •¥OSTIN'O
OF 'VOTERS' ,LI'ST
NOTICE is hereby ,given that 1 have''complied with
Seetio-n 9 of'39re `slaters 'List Act and that I have posted
up at any irffiae at 'd'tiekersmith.'on. the 14th day of No-
vember, 1955, the dist •of all persons entitled to vote in
the std 1VltiniCipality at municipal 'elections' and that such
list remains there :for inspection,
AND i hereby'call Upon all voters .to take immediate
'proceedings to 'have :any errors or ' omissions corrected
:according .etc ilaw, the last day for'appeal being the 29th
day +of Novel—Aber 1955.
!LAMED alas :11:4th'day of November, 1955,
E•
P. "CHESNEY, Clerk,
-Township • of Tuckersmith
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)loniimtions
TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH
A Nomination 'Meeting for nominating a Reeve
and 4 Councilors:for the year 1956; and also for nom-
inating 3 Trustees for the Township School Area Board
for 2 -year terms' will be held in the CLINTON TOWN
HALL on
Friday, November 25th
between the hours of 1.00 and 2.00 p.m.,
Elections
If en Election be necessary, it will be held on
Monday, December 5th,
between the hours of 9.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m.,
at the following places, with, the following DRO's and
Pall Clerks:
Ward Place D.R.O. Poll Clerk
1—Orange Hall V. Falconer 13, Fuller
2,—Beg. Sturdy's H, T. Sturdy James Young
3—Bert Schilbe's Chas. Wallis Wm. Mellwaln
4—A. Rathwell's E. Trick Don Middleton
5—IL McCartney's 11. McCartney Les Pearson
•Rowden's R.' E. ILowden Reg. Miller
R. E. THOMPSON,
Clerk of Goderich Township
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asmar
PROC[AMATI
MUNICIPAL ELECTION
To•WN :OF CLINTON
NOMINATIONS
Friday, N,ov..25
8„9.5.5
ELECTION
Monday, Dec. 5
1955
Notice
Is hereby gLven that a irrigating .of the Electors for the Nomina-
tion
omin -tion of candidates Icor the position of Mayor, Reeve, Deputy
Reeve, Councillors, P.U.C. Commissioners and Public
Scheel .Board for the ensuing term will be
•held in thei
COUNCIL CHAMBERS of the TOWN HALL, CLINTON
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1955
Between the hours of 7.30 o'clock and 8.30 o'clock
in the evening.
JOHN LIVERMORE, Returning Officer
and if necessary, an election to fill the abo,vo named
positions will be held ,an
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1955
at the following places and by the following named persons,
that is to say, in
ST. ANDREW'S WARD - At the Council Chambers; Deputy
Returning Officer, Erna Radford.
ST. JAMES' WARD — Legion Hall, Kirk St.; Deputy Return-
ing Officer, Mrs. Margaret MacDonald.
WARD—At Balt Macaulay Show Room, King St.;
Deputy Returning Officer•, Mrs.. Charlotte Freeman.
ST. GEORGE'S WARD - At K. W., Colguhounts Office, Royal
Bank Bldg.; Deputy Returning Officer, Eddie mitten.
commencing, at the hour of nine o'clock in the -forenoon and
corr inuing,until the hour of six o'clock' in the afternoon
and the results will be publicly declared in the
Town Hall, on Tuesday, the 6th day of Decem-
ber,
ecember, 1955, at 12 o'clock noon_
JOHN LIVERMORE,
Clerk and Returning. Officer
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PAGE THREE
Ontario `Street ;.WMSRe-Appoints
Mrs. liohnes And Other Officers
The Woman's Missionary Society
of.' ntaario Street United Church,
last Tuesday re -appointed Mrs, W.
S. R. Holmes as president for
1956,_with vice-presidents,, Mrs.
Mr, M, Aiken, Mrs. M. Wiltse and
Mrs. F. Townsend. Past president
of the society is Mrs. A. J. Mc-
Murray.
Other officers will be: record-
ing secretary, Mrs. Fear and Mrs.
McMurray; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. F. Townsend; Christian
stewardship secretary, Miss H.
Courtice and Mrs. H. Swan; com-
munity friendship secretary, Mrs.
D. Carter, Miss L. Gibbings, Mrs.
Webster and Mrs. Josling; assoc-
iate helpers secretary, Miss . S.
Courtice and Mrs. Swan.
Christian citizenship secretary,
Mrs. J. Livermore;' Watch Tower
secretary, Mrs. B. Olde; supply
secretary, Mrs. Sly, Mrs. Watt
and Mrs. Ilabldrk; expense secre-
tary, Mrs. Wheatley; Missionary
Monthly secretary, Mrs. N. Car-
ter; study book and literature
secretaries, Mrs. A. G. Eagle, Mrs.
VanEgmond and Miss E. Wiltse.
Treasurer will be Mrs. J. B.
Levis; pianists, Mrs. E. Radford,
Miss E. Wiltse and Mrs. Treleav-
en; Mission Band leaders, Mrs. R.
Trewartha and Mrs. George Col -
dough; Baby Band Ieader, Mrs.
Hoggarth; auditors, Mass Mary
Turner and Mrs. McMurray. This
slate of officers was brought in
by Mrs. Aiken.
During the meeting the presi-
dent, Mrs, Holmes presided and
there were 29 ladies present. De-
votional . exercises were ably con-
ducted
onducted by Miss E. Wiltse using
the theme "The Call to Fellow-
ship" Scripture passages were
read by Mies S. Courtice front
Luke 10 ; 6-17; Mrs. Wiltse from
Luke 9 : 22; and Mrs. Martin from
Luke 11, with a questionnaire on
each part depicting "The Stand-
ards of Jesus are high and exact -
"Get
"Get well cards were to be
sent to 1Vtrs. Elliott and Mrs. Hill.
The quilt convener, Mrs. Sly ask-
ed for quitters for the next after-
noon when a quilt • was finished
for the bale to be packed for
Korea on Monday, November 14.
The treasurer reported $324
sent to the Presbyterial treasurer
and $120,10 for Thankoffering to
date. Community friendship sec-
retary reported ten calls made in
October. The expense secretary
reported $3.05 on hand, The Mis-
sionary Monthly secretary Mrs. N.
Carter reported 26 subscriptions
ordered. Mrs. J. Livermore gave a
very timely temperance talk.
Mrs. E, Radford played a piano
solo, "Transcriptions of Hark the
Herald Angels Sing." Mrs. Aiken
reported on the morning session
of the Sectional. meeting at. Wal-
ton, and Mrs. Holmes reported on
the afternoon session, including
Mrs.Pike's address on "An Ex-
panding Canada expects an Ex-
panding"
Legion Auxiliary Reviews Finances;
New Record For Poppy Fund: $521.90
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion reset: in the Leg-
ion Hall ori Monday eventing, No-
vember 14, Mrs.'` Burton :Stanley
presided and called en Mrs. Louie
Dutot and 'Mrs. V. Habgood, :sec-
retary and treasurer for their re-
ports. Bank balance In the gen-
eral account showed 3239:95 end
in the welfare fund '$13,78.
Thank you cards were received
from comrades and from 'the (Con-
vener of Poppy Day, T. D. Thorn -
dyke for assistance in ,making the
sale the most successful of this
bran& Total realized was $521.90.
A question'aire to the J,egion
Executive meeting .downstairs was
submitted and a satisfactory reply
received in regard t9 the use ,of
the Hall.
A comprehensive ;and ,gtatif3'ing
report from the .Provincial .Com-
mand president, Mrs. Margaret
Richardson and .secretary, Mrs.
Edna McMillan -was read .showing
the wonderful ,growth in ,every
auxiliaries in zone rallies, .Schol-
arship and Educational .Funds.and
total assets of $7,743,63. Because
of this expansion the .Provincial
meeting will not .be held .until
September 1956 as few cities have
accommodations for so large :a
delegation. London Will be hostess
at that time.
The December .meeting ,will
take the form of; a pot-l.uelt.supper
on the 7tia of the .month, .Requests
for a banquet for the Legion ,on
December 12 .and a supper .far .50
boys was left to the executive to
make preparations far .Game.
Mrs.' Alex. Irilrley ;presided' Jos
suited as follows: past %president,
If You're TIRED
ALL THE TIME
Ever ix* sets a bat um-dmen,nnW then, tired -out, heavy-headed,.end ,ma
bothered by backaches. Perhaps ;nothing
seriou*iy wrong, just a ie nporeay tloiic
condition caused by excess acids and
wastes. That's the trine to take Doll a
Kidney Pills. Dodds stumdatethe kidneys,
and so help restore their norurai action of
removing excess acids and wastes. Then
you feet better, sleep better, work'better.
Get Dodd's Kidney Pitts now. Leak for
the blue box with the red band at ill
dinggists. You can depend en Dodd's. 52
Mrs, Burton Stanley; president,
Mrs. Kenneth Cooke; First vice-
president, Mrs. W. R McAlpine;
second vice-president, Mrs. C.
IPredtor; secretary, Mrs. Louie
Dniitot; treasurer, Mrs. V- nab -
good; standard bearers, Mra. M.
Schoenhals, Mrs. Florence Wood,
substitute, Mrs. D.- M. Bisbaek;
Executive committee, Mrs, 0.
'Watkins, Mrs. 1'. Bennet, Mrs. J.
D. Thorndyke; social committee,
Mrs. I3. Managban, Mrs. Robert
Morgan with other names to be
added; flower conunittee, Mrs. 'T,
Leppington, Mrs. :john Butler;
buying, Mrs. A. Wilson, 1VIrs. Bis -
back; pianist, Mrs. Alex Maddy;
press secretary, Mrs. Marion Ley-
burne,
The meeting closed in form •and
lunch was served by Mrs, Mc-
Alpine's group.
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Londesboro Pair
Celebrate 'On
Remembrance Day
'(Byour Londesboaecorrespondent)
On Friday evening, November
11, Mr. and Mrs, Earl .Gaunt were
given a surprise 'party by their
son and daughter, Kenneth and
:Faye, hi honour of their silver
:bwereddin12,g anniversary on Ialovem-
The guests, numbering '33 -were
met• at the door by Kenneth and
Yana, and the house was beauti
.fullydecorated with pints and
white streamers and bells with
touches of silver :and the ;table
was centred by a three-tier wed-
ding cake with tall candles on
.eacla side.
The evening was spent in eon -
.tests and games. Later a humor -
our reading was given by ,Mrs.
.Alma McDowell and some beauti-
fiul gift's presented.
Photos were taken by Lloyd
McDowell and lunch was served
by Mrs. Jack Snell, Mrs. Alva Mc-
Dowell, Marguerite Lyon. .Each
small table was centred with a
white candle.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaunt have the
good wishes of the community on
their silver anniversary.
Track mileage of Canadian rail-
roads at the end of 1953 totalled
58,594.
SAYE AT Jill's BUY NOW!
TIES—in gift boxes—$1.00.
MEN'S SEMI -DRESS 1.38vEs-
DRESS GLOVES only 2 q0
3g
All Leather, Lined .0
Monarch Knit 1tIRES9 Shc7iiS,
Stretch -fit size LQ C
10-13 Cpr.
Ass't. colors, patterns
Men's
CAPS limed 1.10, 1.25
Fl 'sate 2.68, 2.98'
WORK, PANTS
Pair 2.68, 3.66' 3.95
Heavy Nylon.
WORK SOCKS 89c
Sizes 9, 10, 11, 111!/
WORK Gi,oVES.
Cotton, Leather and
Jersey pair 49C
SHOES SALE!
Sizes up to 12t/2
Pair 2.98
Sizes up to 3
Pair
A few at $100 pair
BABY ' ILANKETS, SHEETS,
DIAPERS,' DRESSES,
ItOMPERS, Etc.
3.50
Jili's
LADY'S SLIPS
Cotton 1.89 Jersey' 2.75
All
Nylon 3.25as
— SPECIAL —
BRIEFS, Cotton Aim_
9 C
All sizes, long wearing ...
BRIEFS, PANTIES,
BLOOliiERS
Sills, Cotton, Interlock, Wool
VESTS: Silk, Cotton, Interlock,
NYLONS—first quality,` full-
fashioned; 45, 51, 60 gauge
95'c, 99c, 1.25,
1.45, 1.49 Pair
STOCKINGS -Mercerized
cotton 49c> 84c, 95c,
1.45, 1.75 Pair
LADY'S
realgoodpqualiittyyAS ,043
NIGHT GOWNS — $2.00
PsAMAS°y�' 1.9R'8 2.48
KNITTINGf, WOOL—Imported;
finest quality; assorted colors.
LINED JEANS 2 a9 C
All sizes be stock •aanat up
TEX-MADE BLANKETS
Large size J C 90
Pair
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Clothing and
Fotratwear Store
(formerly Schoefer's Ladies' Wear)
CLINTON
ALBERT ST.'''
John Clark
John Clark,.89, Brussels, died in
Seaforth . on Wednesday, Novena
leer 9, in the Muir Nursing Home.
He ` was born in Grey Township,
and farmed there most of his life.
His wife, the former . Joan Sher -
ran,` of East Zorra' Township, died
in 1926.
He was a member of the Pres
byterian Church.
Surviving are two sons, James,
Shoal Lake, Manitoba; Leslie,
Hamilton; three daughters, Mrs.
Charles MacKay, RR 2, Kippenn
Mrs. Alfred Johnston, Varna; and
MVIrs. Edna Macklam, London, and
one brother, Joseph, Fergus.
Service was held Saturday af-
ternoon, in the Whitney funeral
home, Seaforth, by the Rev. Glen
Campbell. Interment was in Malt -
landbank Cemetery.
William Kinney
William J. Kinney, 89, who died
in Clinton Public Hospital last
Wednesday night, November 9,
was a lifelong resident of MoKil.
lop Township, ;and until retiring
had followed his trade as a black-
smith. He was unr:tarried
ile wasone of the oldest mem-
bers of Cavan United Church, at
Winthrop, and belonged to the
Orange Lodge,
Surviving is one sister, Mrs.
Robert Beattie, MtKallop Town-
ship.
Service was held Friday after-
noon at the, Whitney funeral home
Seaforth, by the Rev. R. J Holden
and the Rev. 11. T. Livingstone.
Interment was in Maitlandbank
Cemetery.
Mrs, Albert Bell.
(By our venal] correspondent)
Mrs. Albert Bell-, 70, died No-
vember 8 in London, at the home
of her son, Harold S. A. Bell, 80
Beattie Ave, London. She was the
former Effie J. Troyer, Ilay Town-
ship, and had lived in Bensall
district most of her life.
She went to London to live with
her son°15 years ago.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs,
William Dignan and Mrs. William
Hyde, Hensall
Service was conducted Friday
afternoon, Nov 11, in the Bonth-
ron funeral home, Hensall, by Rev.
Duncan McTavish, Rodney, assist
eel by Rev. T. Clarke, Trinity Unit-
ed Church, London. Mrs. George
Hess and H. W. Horton sang two
duets, "Safe in the Arms of
.Jesus" and "Abide with Me", ac-
companied by Miss Greta Laramie.
Pall -bearers were Laird L ickle,
.pack Faber, Gordon Troyer, Glen
Parkinson, Charles Workman and
Russel Coleman. Interment was
in Exeter Cemetery,
Hensall R.ebekahs
Plan Ticket Sale
(By our Hensel] correspondent)
The regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge was held Wed-
nesday evening, November 9 with
Mrs. Archie MacGregor N.G. pre-
siding. Plans were made for the
sale of tickets on a living room
rocker, sponsored by the C. T. and
T. committee of the Rebekah and
LO.O.F. lodges, with all proceeds
for welfare work.
Members enjoyed a recreation-
al period of progressive euchre,
convened by Mrs. W. R. Bell, un-
der the entertainment committee.
Ladies most points, Mrs. William
Caldwell; consolation, Mrs. Eva
Carlile. Lucky cup winner was
Mrs. E. Shaddick-
0
In the first eight months of this
year federal sales and excise taxes
on new ears, collected at the fac-
tory, totalled $127,989,563.
IflITESi
1 Santa Says...
FOR
POWERFUL
GETAWAYS
CLINTON LADY'S 'OltANDSON
WINS HERO'S AWARD
David A. Mallough Goderich,
(grandson of Mrs. David Steep,
Clinton), has been 'awarded a
"Heroic Action" certificate by the
Royal Canadian Humane Society.
The award was in connection! with
the saving o:f the life of a 14-
year-old London boy who slipped
from the South pier at the har-
bor into deep water `last May.
David dove into the water, fully
clothed, to rescue the lad,
—Signal -Star,
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