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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1948-01-08, Page 64ina six. aLIztrTOrr • 1NEW$1Rh3COR1) , THIYRSDAT;,,IAMT BY.8,:; i94 temp NEWS OF BAYFIELD Representative MissLucyR. Woods Phone Clinton631r31r31 Mrs.; 0,. Guest spent last week in Lon - Charles Gemienhard spent New Year's, in Ridgetown. Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay and babe `were in Toronto for New Years. Mise Mabel Seotehmer, 'Toronto, was home for the Christmas weekend. Miss Kathleen Elliott, Reg. N., Hence - field, has been visiting Mrs. J. Richard- Miss • Beulah Parker has returned Thome -after having apont as week in London. Miss:;Boverly York, student at London Normal School, is teaching at Brucefiold this week. Misses Merry and Phyllis Mack left on Tuesday sday tofi i h thesccooI t r at "Th Pines", aP t es Chatham Mr. and Mrs. Keith Prase, London, spent Christmas with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Parker. Misses Maxine and Mary Edighoffer, Mitchell, were guests at Tlie Albion Ho- tel on Friday and Saturday last, Miss June Brandon has resumed her teaehing duties at HensaIt after having been home for the Christmas vacation. Harold Seotehmer, Toronto, visited his step -mother, Mrs, Robt. Seotehmer, and other relatives on Monday and Tuesday. Donald McAuley resumed his teaching duties on Monday after having spent the Christmas vacation at his hems in Lotrel on. . Mr. and Mrs, R, H. Middleton and .Bobby were with Mrs. N. W. Woods and Miss Luey Woods on New Year's Day. ;David Dewar, Toronto, visited his par- ente, Mr. and Mrs. David Dewar over the weekend between Christmas and New Years. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon and son Gerald spent Sunday with their son-in- law and daughter, Air. and Mrs. Dennis Bisbaek, Miss Jeanne Sturgeon has returned to' work in Preston after spending Christ luras and New Year's with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon. Mrs, Stanley Camps, 'Toronto, has gone to visit her dieter, Mrs. Frank Smith, Goderieh, after having spent a week with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mre, Jim Hutchings. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weston and two children returned to Detroit on Friday after living come`the previous Monday to spend the Neiv Year Season with the former's aunt, Miss Elizabeth Weston. Miss Peggy Burt, Reg. N., London, spent New Year's with her, grandparents Mr, •and Mrs. F. W. Baker. Mrs, P. Burt and family and Mr, and Mrs. Har- ry Baker and family who were ai so baro for Christmas and New Years returned to London the end of the week. George Bell spent the weekend in Owen Sound, Mts. Hazel Murray, Jack and Donna accompanied him to the city after having spent the Christmas Vacat- ion with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLeod. Laverne Wilson, Owen Sound, aeeompani- ed George on bis return to the village on Sunday evening and they both left for Kitchener ou Monday. Friends and relatives from a distance who were present for the funeral of the late 3, L'Riehardson included: Mr. and Mrs. Herb Duncan, Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. L. McDonald, Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. George Miles and CIark, Toronto; Mrs. !Martha Peck, Seaforth; Mr, and Mrs. A. McIntyre, Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs. James Phinney, Detroit; Mrs. John Mc- Kenzie, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenzie, Ed. McAsh, London; Miss Mary MeAsh, Hensen. LOL Officers At the Annual Meeting of. L.O.L. No. 24 the following officers were elet:ted for 1948: W. M., Kenneth :Siemer; De - In Appreciation of your valued :patronage,- I wish at this time to extend to one and all my heartfelt wishes for the 'Coming Year. Alvin Vodden Phone Blyth 28r17 JEWELLER Londesboro The newt meeting of the Huron County Council, will be held in the Council Chambers, Court house, Goderidh, commencing TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, at 2.00 F.M. All accounts, notices of deputations and other busi- ness requhing the attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, January 17, 1948. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk Goderroh, Ontario Earn while Learning Clinton Hosiery Nulls Liniited HAS OPENINGS IN ALL PHASES OF HOSIERY MANUFACTURING KNPITERS, LOOPERS WANTED ESPECIALLY * • • 44 -HOUR WEEK — GOOD WAGES REST PERIODS MIRO-CELL will give uniform and constant INSULATING VALUE the year round:' • Beflew% 95% of radiant heat • Protects against heat, cold, noise and wind • Provides positive vapor barrier • Whips walls" and ceilings • • Elan -resistant, vermin and termite -proof AT LAST.., you can fix with NEW A Q U A scientific mineral surface seepage and dampness .. . or 'below ground. your leaking walls or cellar Scientific ELLA coating used to control water used inside or outside, above • Try Our CEDAR SHINGLES (Obtained front War Assets Corporation) pity liaster,eLloye" Seotehooer; Chapl- ain, Clifford Talbot; Reeof4ieg Sec- retary, earetary, Leslie Elliott; Financial Secret- ary, Charles `Gemeinhard; Treasurer, H. Stinson; Marshall, •R. Cornish; Le- turer, Rog Millar; deputy Lecturer, W. Mdlwainl 1st Com. Tom ,5honmitt; Com- mittee, Robert Orr, lied Wallis, Mal- com Torus, - Emerson Heard:; ' Tyler, Harold Peuhale. New Year's Party The Annual New Year's Eve Euchre and dance held under the auspices of L. O. L No. 24 was' well attended', and all joined in the merry mood of the evening eveii though it was crowded for dancing. The prizes for Euchre were awarded as follows: Ladies high, Betty Heard; Ladies Consolation, Phyllis Bell Men's high, Prod Telford; Consolation, Lloyd Sowerby. Flannigan's Orchestra, Exeter played for the dancing- The re- • ,freslmient booth in the basement was popular. Congregational Social The Trinity Church Sunday SAhool and Congregational social was held in the Orange Hall on Monday evening, g, December 29. Rev. LaVerne Morgan acted as elcairman, for an impromptu program by the children. Mre. Win. E. Parker led in games for the children which were enjoyed by all. Following refreshments served by rem -there of the Guild, 'Rev. and Mrs. L. Morgan wore presented with a pantry shower frgm the members of the Congregation and the childien received eaudy and oranges, and gifts from the Sunday School. Mrs. Hazel Murray and son Jackie, who went to Owen Sound on Saturday, were recalled to Goderieh on Sunday Toronto, spent the holiday with the owing to the death of her father, Will. former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. iam H. Birnio. R. Stirling. Miss Elizabeth Middleton attend- ed the University of Western Ont- ario New Year's Eve Party in Con- vocation Hall, London Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thompson and ^ daughter Anne, Dunnville, are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Fisher and family, of London, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cox and son John, of' Chatham, spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pearson. Mr. D. 11. McNaughton, Bayfield, and J. M. Johnston and Murney, Phyllis and Ted,all of Goderieh, were guests on Christmas Day, of GO]DERICI3 TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs, Alf. Seotehtner Jr. end,, two sons, . Hamilton, have been with the lady's father during the vacation, IVLcs. Fred Wallis and children have returned home, having spent the Ohrist- mas vaeation with Mrs. Arthur Welsh. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh and fam- ily ,spent Now Year's Day with the lady's. parents, Air. and Mrs. Howard Snetl,s]rucefield Road, S.S. No. 4 Farm, Fora;, S.S. No. 4 Farm T+brunt met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cannan Tebbutt on Monday night, with Mr. Tebbutt as ebairman, and 16 members present, Sub• jeet for discussion was "Marketing by Co -Op". There was a recreation period and Lunch was served by the ladies.. The meeting Jenuary 12 will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forbes, with Mrs. Forbes and Bert Lobb in charge of recreation. (Intended For Last Week) Don Smith, Port Colborne, spent theholiday olid ay with his father, D. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance and family spent Christmas with friends in Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Picot had the family gathering at their home on Christmas. Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Wise and son, John, spent the weekend in London visiting relatives. Misses Doreen and Dorothy Mc- Guire are spending a few days in London with friends. Mr—and Mrs. Jack Stirling, New Fire Brigade, Dance One of the most enjoyable danees of the. Season was held in the Town Hall enFriday evening for the benefit of the newly -formed Bayfield Fire Company. It was arranged by the Fire Chief, Walter Westlake, and his assistants. The stage was appropriately decorated as a Fire Hall with a miniature engine, ladders, and other , equipment, The Bayfield Valley Five played for the dancing. Kenneth Merrier was floor manager and conducted the novelty dances very ably.` Prizes were won as follows: Door prise, Richard McDoo1; Mr. and ,Mrs. Fred Middleton. Birthday, Helen Blair and Spot light— Elmer Webster. Mr. Webster, when called to the platform, made a cam- paign speech, stating his platform in the coming election for Reeve of Stanley Township. Grant Turner, 2nd Lieut. on behalf of the members of the organizwtion thanked the large number present for their attendance and success of the even- ing. He also stated the company would answer fire calls from both Goderieh and Stanley Townships and that be- fore the end of the year they hoped to have paid for the truck and all neeessnry equipment. The net receipts have not yet been determined but the affair was e decided success, financially, (Intended for last week) Miss. Milvena Sturgeon, London, was home over the week -end. Allan Ormond, Dearborn, Miele, is a guest at the Albion Hotel. Arr. and Mrs. LeRoy Poth and Ronnie, Kitchener, called on friends in the vill- age ou Sunday. Fred Turnor, Goderich, wee with his son, Grant Turner, and Airs, Turner, over Christmas and Boxing Day. Cecil Colley returned to London nn Saturday after having spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Sturgeon. Air, and Mrs. G. D. McLean returned to their home in the village on Saturday after having spent Christmas in Lon- don, Miss Gloria Westlake, London, was with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake, over Christmas and Boxing Day. John Elliott, Waterloo, spent a few dors with his parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, William R•. Elliott, during the Christmas 80ne0n. Mies Jessie 'Metcalf returned to Dc- droit en Saturday after having spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. W. F. Metcalf. Mr. and Mrs. J, E, Hovey spent Christmas at Liman with the former's mother, Mre. Harrison, and Rev. L. C. Harrison. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Winhold, Toronto, wbre with the latter's 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thome W. Castle, over Christmas and Boxing Day. Ids. and Mre. James R. Alcott' and Donald Scott, Toronto, who spent Christ- mas in Seeforth, called on friends fin the village on Friday. Mr. and Mre, William Murray and son, Bill, Van Dyke, Mich., spent a few days ever Christmas with the former's mother, Mrs. Agnes Mnieai.' • Mre. Hazel Murray, Jack and Donna, Owen Sound, rine epending a week with the forma's son-in-Iaw and daughter, 'de, and M. W. J. McLeod, Mr, and Mrs. Robert MacLeod, Goder- 3d Maleolm, Sarnia, and .John, Erieau, ere speeding a feiv days with their par. ::its, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. MacLeod. Mr,. and Mrs. George Reid, and Charles, Mr.- and Mrs. William Reid and two. hildren, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reid, Varna, +pont Christmas with Mrs. C. Parker. Dr. E. P. Lewis, who spent Christmas lith Mrs. N. W. Woods, returned to To- •nnto on Monday. He was accompanied by Mre. Lewis, who spent the past three weeks here. M!•, and Mrs. Maynard Corrie and. ):faster David spent, Christmes and Box- ing' Day in Stratford. Master Devitt iceinained . for a. longer visit with his grandmother. Mrs. R. II., Middleton and Bobby, who, ;npent•a Yew days with her mother, Mrs. N. W. woods, returned to Ileusall en Boxing Day with Mr, Middleton, who was also with them for Christmas, Miss Lola. Elliott, ,Detroit, le spending Ile Christmas -Nein Year's weak with or mother and brother, Mrs. M. Elliott rid Leslie Elliott. Mr: end Mre. Henry er, ounS Clemens, ,were also with. •h a Mitcheal C.CliYl vMill Mthem for Ne Year's. New . i1ir. and Mrs. A,'k'urtor and Bill apcht Chriatnum with hire. Furter's eother, GENERAL CONTRACTOR ;Aire. William- J. Stinson. Bill, who re- Prineess Street, Eiwt Phone 694J maimed with . his grandmother, returned to Lercdon on Srmday witb hie parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Herold, Johnstone, Clinton; Mr.' and' Mrs. Jack, 'Hender- son, Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. F. Twy- ford, Clinton, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. George Johnstone, Mr. and Mrs. Ted • Middleton Stratford, Misses .Margaret and Elizabeth Middleton, London, spent the Christmas holiday period at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleton, Community Club Meets The December 'meeting of S.S. No. 4 Community Club was held at the home of Mrs. Bert Lobb with thir- teen present. A quilt was quilted during the afternoon and a bale packed for Northern Ontario, It was decided to answer the roll call at the January meeting by' donating the number of coppers correspond- ing to the size of one's shoe. This meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Arthur Hebden. A gift donat- ed by Mrs. Mprgan Jones was woe by Mrs. H. McCartney. Misses Mar- garet Lobb and Josephine Muir served a delicious lunch at the close of the afternoon's activities. - STANLIEY TOWNSHJP Visitors on Now Year's Day with Mr. 'and Mrs. John H. Melwen, were Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Paisley, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Will Tebbutt, Goderieh, Alex McEwen and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton, Party at Rayfield According to Reeve•eleet Elmer Web- ster, the social evening planned for the Township Hall, Varna, for Mondey,evon- ing next, Jemmy 12, will be held instead in the Town Hall, Bayfield. Lunch will be served in -.the basement. '771,1011IESVH.LE' Miss Lucy Cousins spent New Year's with Rev. and Mrs. C. Tavener, Miss Mary Jervis, Halifax, is vieiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Jerrie. Donald Palmer has returned to Toronto after spending kis holiday with hie par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Palmer. Misses Helen and Gertrude Bond have returned to London after spending the holiday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bond. Mr. and Mre. Dres Beek, Belleville, and Mr. and Mrs, Jack Cook and child ren, Goderieh, spent the Christmas holi- hiaye with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Huller. W. A. — W. M. S, MEETING The meothtg of the W, A. and W. M. 8.•will be held at the parsonage on Tues- day, January 13.' Congratulations - Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McClinchey on the arrival of their baby daughter. who .were her for the day. Me, and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon and Mise Jean Sturgeon, Preston, are speed- ing their Christmas holidays with their parents, Mr. and bars. Ed Sturgeon, Mr. and hire. Donnie Bisbaek, Clinton, were also with them on Chriatmas Day. " New. Rite Going lip Building is going ahead rapidly as weather permits on the new ,Ritz Hotel. Welcomed Back The members of Trinity Church and other friends in the village welcome the return of Rev. and Mrs. LaVerne Mor• gam and Karen to their midst. Mr. and dirs, Morgan moved into Mrs. George Gann's residence on Ohiniquy St. on Saturday. Returns from, Braell Friends of Miss Peg Orr, Reg. N., who underwent a serious operation in Rio do Janiero, Erazil, early last Em- met, will be glad to know that she ar- rived at •her home in Stratford on Christ] man Eve, accompanied by her. sister, Mre. C. Burt, who .joined her last autumn, Mins Orr will spend several months with her parents before returning to her post in Rio ode Jargon. Correspondent. LON D,E SIQRO. Mr. and Mrs. Jltek Lee 'hev4 returned, iietlt Auderson and Sharon, Clinton vis- ited with Mr, and Mrs; ,7amee Pairser- viee ori Saturday evening: from their wedding Arise ' Miss Marilyn Shaddiek, Clinton, vibe' ited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pair service. Mrs,• Bort Lobb, Holmesville, was a ;visitor with Mr. and Mrs, Emmerson Hesk. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lansing visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles , Voddon on Sunday. Lester Allen, Guelph, agent a few days. last week with his brother, .Tom Allen, and fancily. ere and Mrs. Bert Rush, Galt, visited with Mr. and Mrs, James Fairserviee on Monday last. Fred Johnston spent a few days dur- ing the holidays with this son and daugh- ter in London. Miss Dorothy Little, Toronto, has spent' the holiday period with her mothera Mrs. Robert Tawnserrd. Mr. and Mia George Watt and Man ;lorte,. Blyth, visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Pipe on Sunday. Miss Isabel George, Toronto, spent a few days last weak at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fairsorvice. Guests with Mt. and Mrs. Len Cald- well have been Mrs. E. Colquhoun, Clin- ton, and Mies Margaret Colquhouu, Lon- don. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Robison, Blyth, and Miss Eolith Lockhart, Parry Sound, have been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaddiek, Miss 'Barbara Holland, Walton, and Miss 011ie Moon, Toronto, spent the holi- days with the Iatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Moon. Mr. and Airs. A, Broadfoot, Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott, Blyth, have been recent visitors with Robert Scott and Miss Mary Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caldwell, Pori Colborne, and Miss Mary Caldwell, Lon- don, spent the holidays with •their par- ents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Caldwell. Air. and Mrs. Frank Tyerman and family, Blyth, and Mr, and Mrs. Kon. VARNA (Intended for last week) Miss Mary McClymont, nurse at Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, spent Christmas at the parental home, Rev. Reba Hera is spending the holi- days at the home of her parents at Sault Ste, Marie, Miss Maud Keys, nurse at Stratford General Hospital, spent Oliristmae at her home hare. PORTER'S HILL Mr. and Mrs, Bill Harris spent Christ- mas with relatives in London, Earland Betties, Toronto, spent the New Years weekend with Mr. and Ars. Allen Betties. Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Lockhart spent the week end with Mr, and Ars. Glen froeklcart, Clinton. Miss Mary Torrance spent the Christ- mas holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Terrance. Miss Phyllis Harris London, spent the holiday weekend ivitlr leer parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin T3'ai•ris. Miss Dorothy Cox has returned to Kirk land Lake after spending the holiday with her mother Mrs. Les. Cox. Mrs, James Durnin, London, spent a few days last week with her father Milton Woods and her sister Mrs. Don Harris. Misses Doreen and Dorothy McGuire visited in London last week Dorothy was a delegate to the Junior Farmers con- vention. Commueity Club The January meeting of Porter's Hill Community Club will bo held at the home of Mrs. Allen Betties on Wednesday, January 14, Please note this is one week earlier than previously announced. This mooting to bo hold in the evening is to be a social for the Club Members' and their families. BLYTH Personale: Bill Murray has accepted a position in London; Reg. Argent, Well. and, with his father, Prod Argent; Mrs, Alice Fawcett with her family in To- ronto; Mr. and Mrs. A. Berthot and daughter, Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs. John Paireervice;' Miss Pauline Robin. son, Kitchener, Miss Dorothy Little To. ronto, attended the funeral of Miss Elisabeth Mills on Friday; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laidlaw have bought the resi- dence of Mrs. Nellie Leslie and have moved to town. Glee Clarb Officers The annual statement of the treasurer of Blyth Glee Chib showed a balance of over Via when the club met for the Last meeting of 1947 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Marshall. Owing to wintry weather and road conditions, it was de- cided to remain inactive until spring, and the following officers to remain: presi- dent, Mrs, Kenneth McDonald; secretary, Lois Doherty; treasurer, Kenneth Mc- Donald; pianist, Phyllis Shepherd; assis taut, Marjory Doherty. Take Caber Dairy Mr. and Mrs. Howse and family, At- wood, who recently bought the local dairy business from S.tew.ait Durward, 'have become established herb, and• took over, the milk route Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Durward plan to leave for an extended trip through the southern Stwtcs, spending seine time. in Florida. Mr. Durward's health was the reason for his giving up business here. Dsaao 4tao,ards The, two "Bank Night" draws, spon- sored by the Hoax(' of Trade, draw re. cord ,crowds with top awards being won by Miss Vera Tierney and Mervin Rieh• mond, both of Blyth. The local Legion veneered a draw for three Christmas cakes, M. Bosman, Seagrave; R. D. Philp and Alex lapse, both of Iilyth, being the Mr. . ;and Mrs. Ralph Brompton, Har- row, who .have been the guests' of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shaddiek, also visited John Brompton who has been a patient iu Clinton Public .Hospital for some time with a fractured leg. Mr. and Mrs. Walkom, Miss Lula Waikom, Reid and Charles Walken, all of Munro, Mrs. Art Ferguson and child- ren, London, and Miss Ruth Shaddiek, ,Clinton, have beau guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Shaddiek and Mrs. Lacy Shaddiek, Mission Band Mac:ts The Mission Band lIcld its December• meeting on:'Deeember 28, in the base meat of the church, with Teen Woods - his the chair. The Scripture lesson was read" by June Maiming. Minutes of the last nceetbig were read by Bill Cowan ,anal roll) call' was. anewered`•by handing fu the 'rite boxes.- Bob Saunderceek took nee the collection. World Peace was given by Gail Manning and the study book: was•. given by- Mre: Bert Shobbrook. The 1947.officers were re -sleeted for 1948:• President, Tien Woods; rico-president, Ann F'aitserviee; secretary, Bill Cowan; treasurer,, Muriel Shobbrook; pianist, Gail Manning; Scripture reading, June Manning; mueie, Maxine and Delphine flunking; temperance seeretary, Joyee• Fangrad; ' world' peace secretary, Bert. Lyon r missionary secretary, Vera Lyon;, collection, Bob • Saundereoek. CLINTON GAB TRY US FOR SERVICE" Any Place -- Any Thne- Special Rates on Long; Trips, • • •+ OFFICE PHONE No. 44 REG. SHIPLEY HAROLD CRITTENDEIV Res.: Phone 229 Res: Phone 173 'OSCAR PRrESTAP AVOID WASTE OF ELECTRICITY! The time has come when it in absolutely- necessary that we have your whole•teaxted co-operation in -avoiding, any waste of electricity, if your Hydro system is to keep. pace with rapidly expanding d'emand's of industrial and agricultural consumers. Since VE Day the demand for power -has• sky -rocketed: In fact, iii•-tihe two yearn of Peace the ;consumption of elec- tricity has increased to one and one-quarter tunes the highest.level during the war. Construction of new generating plants;. held, up during. 1939.45 by military priorities, is ;being rushed; to donvple- tom In the meantime, however, every consumer must effect power savings in every possible way if our factories, qui farms and our workmen ;axe to play in full their vital role in maintaining Canadian prosperity. Hydro is YOURS, Here is your ehatn'ce. to help- your - great enterprise ever a vital post-war hurdle, Yours sincerely, CLINTON PUBLIC UTIIITIES COMMISSION. per A. E. Runiball, Superintendent To the Electors of the Township of Stanley: I would Pike to take this opportunity of. sincerely thanking the Electors of the Township of Stanley for the splendid support given me at the polls on Monday in elect- ing me as your Reeve for 1948, I Will endeavour, to do all in my power to make this a banner year for our Township.: A. soda]: evening is being head in the Town Hall, BayAeld, Monday, January 12, instead of in the Township Hall, Varna. Lunch ogifl be served in the basement. ELMER WEBSTER To the Electors of the Township of Stanley: I would like at this time to express my appreciation. for the way in which the people of Stanley Township stood belhindd. me and elected me to the 1948 Council. I will try, in my term of office, always to 'keep your interests at heart. HARVEY TAYLOR To the Electors of the Township of Stanley: I would like to express my heartfelt thanks for plac- ing me at the head of the poll for Councillor in Monday's municipal election. I shall do my utmost to merit the et i,- fidence so placed in me. ALVIN S. McBRIDE r To the Electors • of the Township of Stanley: It gives mea great deal of pleasure to thank you for the support you gave me at the polls on Monday. You may rest aaured that I appreciate it very much and will try to do my best. CARL HOUSTON To the Electors of the Township of Stanley: May I take thin opportwnflty of extpressting my sin- cere thanks to you for electing me as Councillor for 1945 at the elections on Monday. At all times, I shall try to do my best in the inttereats of the Tomalship., HARVEY COLEMAN