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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-01-06, Page 6PAGESIX CLTNTON NE*Vsl,cECORD; Fr�lli NEWS OF.. HAYFIELD Represent/live: Mise Lucy R. Woods Phone Clinton 631r31 Miss Janet Manson left on Tuesday to spend a few weeks in Goderich, Miss Phyllis;, Mack returned home on Monday after spending a week in Toronto. Mr, and Mrs. Ted Morley, To- ronto, spent the weekend with M. end Mrs. Lloyd Scotchmer., Me and Mrs. George McLean returned home on Tuesday after spending two weesk iii Kermit- vrorth. Misses Kathleen and Marie Elliott, Brucefield,' 'spent the weekend with Mrs, Joseph Rich- ardson. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sturgeon and, family spent New 'rear's Dear with'Mr. and Mrs. Bob Irwin, Seaforth. Mr. 'and Mrs, Keith l'russ,. London, spent the .weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Herold Weston and family, Ferndale, Mich., spent the weekend with. the former's father, . George Weston. Miss Gloria Westlake, London, is spending a three week's vara; tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Westlake. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt, Kitchener, spent the weekend with the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Btsbeck, Clinton, and Frank Anderson, Mitchell, spent Sunday with Mr. end Mrs. Edward Sturgeon. Mrs. L. Peifer, Grand Bend, returned to her home on Sunday after spending at week with her sister, Mrs. Edward Sturgeon. E. A. Featherstone, London, spent the weekend at his home. Mrs. Featherstone left on Mon- day to spend a few weeks in London, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas States - bury, Camlachie, spent from Thursday to Sunday with the for- mer's parents, . Rev, and Mrs. F. G. Stotesbury. LOL Officers Officers of Bayfield LOL No. 24, for 1949, have been installed as follows: Worshipful Master, Ken Merrier; Deputy Master, Lloyd Scotchmer; Chaplain, Clif- ford Talbot; treasurer, Harold Stinson; financial secretary, Grant Turner; secretary, Leslie Elliott; Marshal, Robert Turner; 1st lecturer, Reg. Miller; 2nd lectur- er, Ralph Cornish; committee - ing was 'led by John Tuerkheim, with Mrs. Tuerkheim at the pi- ano. A. J. Melick on behalf of the employees, offered a vote of thanks. Nativity Pageant A Netiyity 'Pageant took place in Trinity Church on Sunday; BRUCEFIELD Ronny Paterson and Bill Tay- lor have ganeto London where they heve secured john. Mr. and Mrs. Stackhouse and Eva were in London on Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. ' E. Stackhouse. Don Hearn, . London, and Miss Margaret Stewart, Ailsa Craig, were weekend visitors at the home' of Mr. and Mrs. William Henry. evening, given by the members Miss •Phyllis ''McBride, Zurich, of the Sunday School, assisted has' returned to her duties 'as by Mrs. Maynard Carrie who `sang teacher at S. S. No, 10, Stanley, nied by and Mrs. Turvey has begun teach - "0 holy Night" accompa Mrs.' Robert Breeden Johnsoninet S. S. No. 3, Tuckersmith: at the organ. The members of Attended Funeral Many from this community at - the congregation joined the' choir singing the old, Christmas carols, and before each one, the Rector told the story of how each one had come to be written, After the carols, the church was dark- ened, and the Rector read parts of Scripture, during which the children enacted the scenes of the Annunciation, the Manger in Bethlehem, the arrival of the angels, shepherds and Hangs, singing es they marched down the aisle, "Hark the Herald Ang- els Sing," "While Shepherds watched their flocks by night," and "We Three Kings of Orient Are." At the end of the tableau, children of the Primary depart- ment sang, "Away in a manger," and then all marched out sing- ing the Nune Dimittis. The fol- lowing children took part, all in costume: Mary, Norma Sturgeon; Joseph, Bobby Brandon; Angels: Barbara Brendon, Margaret How- ard. Joan MacLeod and Helen MacLeod; Shepherds: Barbara Bassett, Donna Sturgeon, Shirley Brandon; Kings: Billie Parker, Glen Sturgeon and Bob Parker; torch bearer, Mary• Mack; child- ren: Elaine Weston, David Corrie, Bernard, Sturgeon, Howard Scotchmer, Stephen Scotchmer. LONDON ROAD London Road Club Meets The December meeting of Lan- don Road Club was held at the home of Mrs. M. Wiltse. The meeting opened with the singing of "Silent Night." There were eight members and two visitors present. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. F, Anderson. The secretary's report was read by mar's 1st, Dewar Talbot, 2nd, Em- Mrs. Managhan, also a thenk-you note from Mrs. M. E. Jacob, The erson Heard, 3rd, Ted Mack, 4th, Fred Weston, 5th, Fred Wallis; roll call was answered by giving our favorite Christmas Carol. tyler, Harold Penhale• sentinel, y Robert elcllwain. The programme was in cargo Lions Entertained Shut-ins An added touch ,to the Christ- mas season joy .was given to a number of shut-in residents of Bayfield by Bayfield Lions Club. On Christmas Eve a number of Lions and ladies of the village, nuinbering about 201 went on a sleighing party around the vil- lage when carols were sung for ell the shut-ins and Santa Claus found time an his busy trek that evening to call with the carollers and leave a basket of goodies, Employees Entertained A holiday dinner sponsored by Ivan L, Kalbfleisch, was enjoyed by 100 employees of the F. C. Kalbfleisch and Son, Ltd„ plan- ing mill, Zurich, and their wives at the New Ritz Hotel, Bayfield. Several employees entertained with musical numbers. Included were: Messrs C. Krueger, L. Beichert, E. Mittleholtz, E. Mar- tindalle, Katholrine ICalbfleisch and Marilyn Haberer. Group sing - of Mrs. M. Wiltse who gave a reading which was greatly en- joyed. A number of carols were sung.. Mrs. Wiltse took the chair for the election of officers which resulted as follows: President, Mrs. J. Clegg; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. F. Anderson; second vice-president, Mrs. Manaeha i; secretary, Mrs. R. Scott; social committee, _Mrs. A, Wiltse Mrs. B, Cann, Mrs. Neil Not:, Mrs. Swinbank; flower. convener, Mrs. Manning; buying committee, Mrs. Irl. Wiltse, Mrs. Managhan, Mrs. 'L' e.Beau. The next meeting is to be held et the home of Mrs. inning. A good attendance is hoped for as prograimnes aredto be arrang- ed for the corning year. The hostess served a delicious lunch. During December a very suc- cessful card party wes held at the home of Mrs. Roy Plumsteel, the hostess being assisted by Mrs. Harry Plumsteel. A substential sum was realized in aid of the hospital. Bayfield Agricultural Society DANCE TOWN HALL, HAYFIELD FRIDAY, JANUARY 7 RAYFIELD VALLEY FIVE Lunch Counter Admission: 50 cents The Next Meeting of the HURON COUNTY COUNCIL will be held in the Council Chambers, Court House, Goderich,. commencing Tuesday, January 18 at 2.00 P.M. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the attention of Council should be in the hands of the County Olerk not later than Satur- day, January 15, 1949. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, Goderich, Ontario 1-2••b tended the funeral of the late Mrs. James Bowey in Exeter on Saturday. The sympathy of the community is extended to Mr. Bowey and to • deceased's sister, Mrs, A. McQueen. Return to Duties Many from this district who were here for the holidays, have returned to their schools either as students or teachers: Ruth Scott to Alma College, St. Thom- as; Betty Allan to Hyde Park; Janet Watson to Aylmer; Marg. Henry to London; Wes. Ham to University of Toronto; George Mustard and Cam Henry to West- ern, London. VARNA Grant Webster is taking a short course at OAC, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs, Bob Reid spent the weekend in Leamington. Miss E. Lyon, HensalI, is visit- ing with friends in the village. Mrs, Brown, Sault Ste. Marie, is visiting at the home of Rev. Reba Hern. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Reid and Eric Reid, London, visited. in the village an Sunday Last. The many friends of Mrs. Har- old Soper are glad to see her able to be out again after her illness. Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson and family, Clinton, spent the week- end with the Iatter's mother, Mrs. William Reid. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Connell and femily, Seaforth, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys and family. Miss Mary McClymont has re- turned to Toronto where she is taking a course at the Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto. CONSTANCE Mr. end Mrs'. Alvin Riley were in Kitchener on Sunday. Mr. and Bernard Riley returned to their home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riley and Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Riley and family, Kitchener, and Mr. end Mrs, Alvin Riley. Seaforth, spent Christmas with 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riley. Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs, A. Nicholson recently were: Mrs, H. Moore end daughter Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hardy, Lucknow; Mr. William Barwick, Stratford and sons, Billie and Bobie, • BLYTH PORTER'S HILL ecord's.Correspondents THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1940 Goderich Township Mr. and Mrs. Austin Harris I Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance end family spent Sunday with and .family spent New Year's Mr. and Mrs, Les. Pearson. with friends in Mitchell, Mr. and IVVIrs, ; Stewart Middle - ten spent New Yeorr's with Mr. and Mrs, John H. McEwen, Stan- ley Township. Mr. and Mrs.._ John Middleton, John end Miss Lois, spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Powell, Miss Olive Johnson hes return- ed to her duties et .S.S. No. 10 Miss Dorothy Cox,' 'Kirkland Lake, spent the holiday season with her mother,: Mrs, Les Cox. Mrs, Steteart Schoenhais and. infant 'son have returned home front Clinton Public HospitaL 114;: and 1VIrs, Reid Torrance and family spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mitch ell, Miss Isabel McDonald has re- after a pleasant holiday at her turned to her teaching duties ef-' home at Varna. ter .spending the holiday at her Mrs. Fred Wallis and two child - home. ' ren, who visited her mother, Mrs. Miss Phyllis Barris, London, A. Welsh during the Christmas spent the weekend at the home holidays has returned home. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aus- ML'. end Mrs. Lewis Haile tin Harris, The January meeting 61 the W. A. will be held on Thursday afternoon January 13 at the home of Mrs. Les, Cox. Mr. and Mrs, J.' A. Torrance Mary and Miss Williams spent New Years Day with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williams, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. A. Lockhart end family and Mr, and Mrs. J. S.wedding anniversary, The fam- Lockhart spent Sunday last with •sly canslsts of ten ehildren, their Mr. and Mrs Glen Lockhart, wives and husbands. and 24 grand Clinton, children, Their friends and nei- ghbors join in wishing Mr. end Mrs. Rathwell many more happy anniversaries. Farm Forum Meets S. S. No. 4 Farm Forumn met at the home of Mr, and. Mrs. Walter Forbes on Monday even- HENSALL ing with 11 members in attend- ance. Discussion on the subject "A Cushion, for Disaster" was led by Walter Forbes. After the dis- Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Passmore, cussion. the remainder of the Ronald and Norma, Hensel]. Mr. evening was spent in games. and Mrs. Lorne Elder and Ken- Lunch was served by the ladies, The next meeting isbe neth, Mr, and'Mrs. K. C. Pass -home ofMr. and Mrr hra more, Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs, at the of s. ire ; Delhi, Merrill with Mrs. Bert Lobb and Lloyd Passmore and family Hebden in charge of re - Jean and Bob, Amherstburg; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stirling, Mimico; spent the holiday, week with their parents, Mr. end Mrs. James. R. Stirling. Mark 40th Anniversary The entire family of Mr, and Mrs. B. J. Rathwell met at their new home in Bayfield on Wed- nesday to celebrate their •40th Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lockhart' have returned home after spend- ing Christmas week with Mr, and Mrs, Lawson Lockhart, Royal Oak Michigan spent New Year's with. Mr. and creation. Mrs. Albert Passmore and fam- ily, Aylmer. o---- , Phones to Parents Prof. Lloyd Hodgins Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Westlake,y Cromarty, were pleasantly sur Leaves $10,000 UWO prised when their son Hughie, relieving agent of the CNR, Sas- University of Western Ontario katoon, telephoned them and ex- is to receive a bequest of about tended the season's greetings, I $10,000 from the will of Prof. Reception was very clear. Lloyd' Hodgins; former dean of United Church Party Delray College, Prof. Ped A family party was held in I ancon, vice-president, UWO, has Hensall United Church Thursday announced. evening, December 30, for the The bequest is to be used to Sunday School and congregation. provide scholarships for local Rev, R. A. Brook was chairman, Carols were sung and recitations given by Beth Goddard, Steve Kyle, Bonnie Nichols, Norma Passmore, Billy Ingram: a solo ego, was found dead in his sum by Douglas Shirray; vocal duett, mer home at Bayfield, on October Audrey Walsh and Marlene 12. Ile was believed to have Petzke; song, Connie Corbett and suffered a heart seizure, Gwen Chapmon; piano solo, No details of how the scholar - Charles Mickle, Rev. R. H. Sand- ships were to be awarded was erson addressed the gathering, given, except that one should be and Mrs. R. H. Blackwell pre- for local history. Prof, Landon sontedesthere pre estmas bytoiy.the said Prof, Hodgins "was impres- different classes, The little tots l see by the •r way University Westernof xi the history of this rgitxi received treats and luncheon was afro is making o "nown served.," A native of Bayfield, Prof. • Hodgins ason of thelate v.. 7, WalterHodgins and Mrs. s. Hodgins, His father had been rector of Trinity Church, Bay_ field. Prof. Hodgins attended collegiate in Seaforth and later Trinity College, whose staff he later joined, rusTory. Prof, Hodgins, Who was senior professor of English at Trinity College until he retied a year AUBURN Miss Hazel Dodd, Galt, visit- ed friends here last week. Donald Campbell, Kitchener, spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Camp- bell. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Ling, To- ronto, spent the weekend with the �- hatter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Two Mark Birthdays D. Munro. d Two well-known and highly daughter d Joan, Ellis ave returned esteemed residents of Blyth ob- home after visiting friends at served their 90th birthdays last Monkton, week. On Wednesday Mrs Ira- Mr and Mrs. D. A. MacKay, bells Cole, marked her birthday KintaiI, spent New Year's with at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dr. B. C. Weir and Misses Annie James Michie, concession 5, Mor- and Margaret Weir. ris Township, where a family Misses Joan Anderson Wat- gathering celebrated the occas- ion. Mrs. Cole, formerly Isabella Hood, is a native of Scotland and came to Canada with her par- ents in 1870.. They first settled at Blenheim but after a short time there they came to reside in Morris Township where in 1879 Isabella Hood became the bride of Albert Cole, Blanchard Herrington celebrat- ed his 90th birthday Friday, De- cember 31, at his home. The day was quietly spent with the usual birtdhay dinner. He is enjoying very good health. While his ac- tivities aro somewhat hampered by wintry weather, during the past year he took care of his large garden, took regular walks up town and never missed a ball game played on the local diem - ford, Jetrid Anderson, Stratford, struck several blows on the heed spent the weekend with their and shoulders, Although he is mother, Mrs. W. T. Robison. 67 years of age, he grappled with his attacker until the latter plead ed to be released. Galbraith loosened his grip, and the in- truder freed himself and dashed out of the house, The man was faint from loss of blood and the pain of his wounds, but was able to tele- phne a neighbor, Russell Brad- shaw, who summoned a doctor and police, Galbraith recovering laelieves that hadbeen hampered by a heavy over- coat he would have been able to overpower and capture his assail- ant. It is expected that robbery was the motive for the attack. Police Investigate Dastardly Attack Police announce that they hope to make an arrest soon, following investigation of the attack on Frank Galbraith, con- cession 2, Grey Township. Galbraith, on entering his home that evening, noticed that an inner door, which is gener- ally closed, Was standing open. On turning to investigate, he was r. and Mrs. Roy Webster, Niagara Falls, have returned home after visiting the former's mother, Mrs, James Webster, Harold Asquith has resumed his studies at Queen's University, Kingston, after holidaying at the home of his parents, Mr, end Mrs. C. E. Asquith, Mrs. Joe Irwin, Mr. and, Mrs. Clayton Ladd and Mrs. Thomas Park attended the funeral of Eli Hoitzheuer, Blyth, Mrs. Irwin was a sister of Mr. Hoitzhauer, Recent visitors with Mrs. Wil- liam Jackson and Miss Margaret were Miss Eva Walker, Toronto; Mrs. E. Walker and Floyd Walk - ere Stratford; and Rev. and Mrs, • • reffry, Strethroy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mellveen, Islington, and Eric Mellveen, Queen's University, Kingston, visited their parents, Mr, and Mrs. F. O. McIlveen, over the Christmas holiday. The following teachers have resumed their duties after holi- daying at their respective homes: Vivian Streughan, to London; Mary Houston to Hamilton; and Donald once He is a son of the late Mr H W T and Mrs. William Herrington Hullett Township, and was born at Shincoushic, York County. Going to Watford Former grocer and cold storage locker owner here, Armand L. Kerntck has purchased a Iocker service in Watford and took possession January 1. He was here for 12 years, before selling out e year ago to Moody Holland. Draws His Own Name A ten -year-old Blyth boy selected from the audience t draw 23 lucky winners in- th final Christmas Bank draw, spoil cored by Blytll Board of Trade had the pleasant surprise o drawing his own name as Winnt of the top prize of 310. He was Lynn Morrison, son Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morrison who was selected by Master o Ceremonies Grover Clare, As Jack Stades operated churn filled with tickets, Lyn drew his own name lest, to hi own surprise and delight of the spectators. Russell Fear, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fear, Blyth, won second prize of five dollars. The jack pot of $46.50 also provided ten two -dollar prizes. ten one - dollar ones, end a prize of $1,50 O e f r Visitors with y Mrs. George Yungblut, Vic end Arthur Yung- blut on New Year's were Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Walden and family, Seaforth; Miss Lila Yung- blut, Grace Hunter, Gode- rich. of FACE IS CUT a n CROMARTY-.-Rev, George M. Young was installed as a stated supply in Cromarty Presbyter- ian, Church at an ,installation ser- vice. A. dinner was served to the visiting ministers, their wives and laymen ZURICH — Lee W. Hoffman, Zurich, who operates a high- speed electric saw at Kalbfleisch Planing Mills, suffered facial cuts when a piece of wood flew from the machine. Dr. P. J. O'Dwyer attended, 0 TUG SINKS IN HARBOR GO]0ERICH—Sorii•etime during Monday night the $25,000 tug "Avery Meneray" sank into 24 feet of waster in Goderich har- bor, where she had been berthed at the north side, No one was on the tug at the time. It is be- Ilieved the boat filled with water when a see cock slackened. A yawl on the tug turned over and was found floating on the top of the Water, oat te, OF DETROIT 4 FACING GRAND CIRCUS PARR The Tulle,, a modern hole! for those who want the best! Con. r venient to Offices, Theaters, and Shops. Friendly, courte• ous service and real Hotel Comfort, The Tuller Coffee Shop or Cafeteria for your Dining Pleaspre at modest prices. 1r pays to stay at ' Hotel Tuller. VISIT OUR (COCKTAIL LOUNGE ONE OF DETROIT'S FINEST 800 ROOMS Sin WITH BATH FROM. HOTEL HILLER RICHARD C. Mgr. LONDESBORO Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young- Mr, and Ill rst Stanley 'Lyon ear blut with Mr. and' Mrs. William' the Ne' W Miss M, Charters, Blyth, spent the weekend at the home of Miss Thelma Sohbbrook. Mrs, Wes. Beacom, Harold and Edyth, spent New Year's at the home of Bert Beacom. , - Lester Allen of OAC, Guelph, spent a few days last week' at his brother, Tom Allen's, Mr. and Mrs, T. Fairservlce at the home of their daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Shaddiek, Clin- ton. Miss Elizabeth Mains is speed- ing some time at the home ofyth,r sister, Mrs. H. Wells, BlMr. and Mrs, John Henry Shob- brook spent New Year's at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Bert Shebbrook. Mies 011ie Moon, Toronto, spent the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Moon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durian and Mervin, Mrs. H. Lyon,was with Mrs' George Mbon was takers to Clinton, Public Hospital 'ore Thursday of last week, having taken a bad heart attack. We' wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs, Spence Henna Kitchener, Mr. and Mts. Jack Hamilton„ London, and •Mr. and' Mrs. Harry •MeSwan, Stratford, spent New Year's at the hosge of Mr, and Mrs, William Gooier: blStanleutt, Guelphr. end Mrs Mrs Knox Young -,ox and children, Clinton,- and Mr. and Mrs. Don Kennedy, spent New Year's at the home of bled; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Young- blutt, Rev. S. H. Brenton, who re- belled from Brandon, Man„ on: Friday alter being called there by the serious illness of his mo- ther, received word on Sunday that she had passed away, and' has gone to be present at the funeral. Rev. and Mrs. Brenton and* Sylvia returned home from the West on Friday, after having been called to Mr. Brenton's home on account of his mother's 1I.1- ness. Mrs, Brenton's sister and' her husband returned home with them for a visit. Ex -resident Dead Miss 'Mary Caldwell,; Lon• dpn, spent the weekendat the home, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs;, Robert Caldwell,. Miss Margaret Tambiyn, Lan-' don, spent 'the holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and i4lrs, Frank Tamblyn, • Mr. arra Mrs. Tom Alien and family spent, New Year's at' The' liaise of Mr, and Mrs. Clifford. Allen and family, Kirkton, Mr, and. Mrs. James McCrae: and daughter, Toronto, and Mrs„ Reeb, Essex, called on Mr, and Mrs, David. Ewan last week, Mr. and. Mrs. W. E. 'Monoline„ June and, Gail, Mrs. F. Wood,, were the: guests of Mr, and Mrs„ James Roberton, New Year's, Day. Mr. and. Mrs. Sid Lansing., and' Mrs. Lillie: Webn"ter, and, Tack; spent New Year's at the home of Mr, wadi Min; Harold Adaras„ Clinton HOLI'VIESVILLE Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yeo on the arrival of their baby boy. Misses Helen Bond and Bette Leaks, London, spent the week- end with Mr, and Mrs, A. Bond. Donald Palmer, College of Dentistry, Toronto, has been a vacation visitor with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Proctor Palmer. Hullett Township • Farm Forum Meets The Farm Forum of S.S. No. 1, Hullett, met on Monday evening, January 3, at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Elgin Nott, with 14 present. After the topic, "A Cushion for Disaster," was dis- cussed, a few games of euchre acrd "500" were played. A de- licious lunch was served. It is to be decided later where the January 10 meeting is to be held. o A former resident of the vil..- Canada got her first national lage, Robert McCrae, passed' away park when, in 1885, ten square at his home in Belgrave on, Sun - miles around Banff's hot mineral day, December 26. He is sur - springs were set aside for public vived by his only son, James,. use, Toronto, i,ne4t Qi a1.tiTea To the Electors of The Township of Tuckersmith: My sincere t'han'ks and a'pprecia'tion to my friends for their support and co-operation on Monday. Sincerely, J. W. CRICH To the EIectors of The Township of Tuckersmith: My sincere appreciation is extended for your excellent support, placing ine at the head of the polls on Monday. 1 will try to work for the best interests of our Township at alt times. , (Signed) ROY BELL To the Electors of Tuckersmith Township: I wish to thank you for support- ing me in the election on Monday, , January 3. HAROLD JACKSON mIHRNiIllsuislltsluMlf;Bleu Is1lls1g11111®IIISI IIs11Is11Is111611I isulm 11111111111811111114 • TO THE ELECTOR'S OF THE • TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH: Ft i. Your fine support at the polls on Monday when you re-elected me Reeve for. '194.8, is greatly appreciated. i. As in the past, I shall tr-v` to work 1 for the best interests of everyone in the ' Township. ri, _6 (Signed) al a _i ARTHUR NICHOLSON f :ellIticyrilsltuu sltlst11s111sIIIs initaimIIs1IISIIlilllslllsllimItlli imilmudllint,