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'THURSDAY, MAY 26; 194E'
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HONEST TWEE?
Go aICH — Police believe
.tht$vea Here must be getting hon-
*rt. Kenneth Aitken, merchant,
*Ported the theft of his car at.
••4 am, from in front of his house.
=Some four hours later, the ,car
•wag' found standing in the same
;place. Police are still looking
for the thieves.
CLIN'I?ON ;NF,VPB-RECORD
PAGE NINE
WEIC0MED fiO11IE
GODERICH - Miss =Margorie
ISdaughter of Mr. and 'Mrs
RC, Hays, was given a rousi
welcome in her home town when
she presented a geniitai.• in oos.
tume, entitled, "Songs^.to Hee
member." She was retailed again
and again after each group of
songs.
Kernel Korn says:
"When a farmer sells a
load of corn these days,
it must `have maturiy and
low moisture. Plant a sure
ripener like Toperop` and
get top price when you •
sell."
BUY TOPCROP FROM
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Stanley Town .hip.
- Community Club Meets
The regular meeting' of Stanley
Community Club was held at the
home of Pflrs. John McGregor,
president, and the• meeting open-
ed with the Lord's Prayer, re-
peated in unison. The secretary's'
and treasurer's reports were giv-
en and 17 members answered the
roll call. • An interesting business
discussion took place on ways
and means of malting money and
spending it. Mrs, Broadfoot gave
a reading and Mrs, John. Mc-
Gregor conducted contests, Mrs.
George Cantelon entertained with
piano solos which were enjoyed
by all, The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. John
H. McEwen with the roll call to
be answered by suggestions for a
picnic lunch.
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BRUCEFIELD
Mee, H. F. Berry and Mrs, G.
Elliott and Gay were visiting in
Detroit over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill, Stratford,
spent the weekend at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Jr K Cornish.
Mrs. A. Paterson and Ron visit-
ed on Sunday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs, B. Shol'dice, Cied-
icon.
Mr. and Mrs• Stan 'Neil, Patsy
and Ronny, Glencoe, have return-
ed home after visiting her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Wes Stack-
house.
Miss Dorothy Lancaster, Miss
Marg. Henry and Don Herne, all
of London, were Weekend guests
with Mr. and Mrs. William Henry,
Miss Fern Watson, London was
also a Sunday visitor there.
Back from Fishing
Cam Henry has returned from
a fishing trip which was quite
successful, He accompanied Dr.
J. A. Addison, Clinton, and be-
sides catching some beauties,
they also killed a rattlesnake.
YPU Services
Next Sunday, May 29, the YPU,
are holding their anniversary ser-
vices. The speaker will be E.
McLagan, Mitchell, a student who
is going to train for the ministry.
Special music will be under the
direction of the organist and the
Y.P. choir will sing. Services
will be at 11 a.m. and 7,30 p.m.
Oddfellows at Church
Brucefield IOOF. held divine
service in Brucefield church, on
Sunday evening. There was a
good attendance including visitors
from Clinton, Hensel' and Exeter.
Several members of the Rebekah
Lodge also attended. Rev. E. R.
Stanway was in charge and pre-
ached on the subject, "Returning
to our Sources". Two anthems
were rendered by the chior.
Here Your
Prime Minister!
RT. HON. LOUIS ST. LAURENT
will speak in
AGRICULTURAL PARK,
GODERICH
Thur., June 2
TRANSPORTATION!
For the convenience of those desiring
to attend, cars or bus will leave from
Hotel Clinton between 7.30 and 8.30 p.rn.
June 2.
Those desiring reservation, contact
HUGH R. HAWKINS, Clinton president,
ph -one 244 or 470.
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VARNA
Mrs, 1;I: McClinchey, Bayfield,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wil-
liam Hart.
Miss E. Welsh, Lueknow, isa
guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. G. H. Beatty.
Mrs. Ma Reid and Miss M.
Galbraith, Seaforth, are visiting
at the home of Mr, ' and 'Mrs.
D. A. Galbraith. •
Music Festival Results
The following are the results
of the Music Festival held in
Brucefield United Church, May
17: Girls, solo (14 years and un-
der)—Ruth Clarke (first), Marg-
ery Webster (second); boy's solo
(14 years and under) Kenneth
Keys (second); vocal duett,
Ruth Clarke and Kenneth Keys
(first), Bill MoClinchey and
Gerald Clarke (third) ; • two-part
chorus ''`Isle of Dreams.., Varna
school, (first); double trio, Sheila
Soper, Ruth Clarke, Bill Me-
.Clinchey, Margery Webster, Anne
°Ames and Kenneth Keys,
"Gently Evening," "B•e'ndith,"
(first), "Summer Time," (second);
unison chorus, "Skeye'Boat Song"
(tied in second place),
In Goderich, May 3, Ruth
Clarke got first for piano solo;
Margery Webster got second. On
Monday, May 23, winners went
to Wingham. The programme
will be broadcast the following
week.
TUCKERSMITH
Ladies' Club to Meet
The June meeting of Tucker -
smith Ladies' Club will, be held
at the home of Mrs. William Pep-
per on Wednesday, June •1. The
roll call will be answered with
the name of "your favorite flow-
ers".
Connell Act's
James Love and Arthur Fin-
layson, Township auditors, pre-
sented their report for the year
1948 and were paid their salaries
of $120 each. This audit covered
all books of the various schools
throughout the Township and the
Tucke'rsmith Municipal Telephone
System, as well as Township books
and the clerk was authorized to
bill the Telephone System for
$40, School Area for $50, S.5. No.
3 and 10 for $10 each, for costs
in connection with same.
Seeforth Agricultural Society
was given a grant of $100 and
Hensall Show a grant of $25.
The Hydro Electric Power
Commission of Ontario requested
location of poleline from their
power station on Lot 5, Conces-
sion 1, H.R,Se to Highway 8,
and same was granted. The treas-
urer was authorized to pay Hydro
accounts when rendered in order
to take advantage of the discount.
Accounts paid were as follows:
relief, $80.90; fox bounty, $11;
poultry killed by dogs, $14,80;
salaries, $265; postage, $5.88.
4, at 8 p.m,
Council adjourned to meet June
PORTER'S HILL
The monthly meeting of Por-
ter's Hill Community Club was
held ort Wednesday afternoon,
May 18, at the home of Mrs.
Goerge Colclough. The president,
Mrs. J. A. Torrance, was in charge
of the meeting, which opened by
repeating the Lord's Prayer in
unsion. The roll call was an-
swered by naming your birthday.
The secretary and treasurer's re-
ports were read and adopted.
During the business discussion
it was voted and carried that each
member donate $1 at the June
meeting instead of having a
homemade baking sale et the
present time. Plans also were
made for a community picnic to
be held during the summer.
Short readings were given by
Mary Torrance and Mrs. Donald
Harris. The remainder of the
afternoon was spent quilting
after which the hostess served, a
delicious lunch. The next meet-
ing will be at the home of Mrs.
Maurice Frame.
HENSALL
Lae, Herb, and Ron Hedden,
spent the weekend visiting re-
latives in St. Catharines and Ham-
ilton.
Mrs. J. Pfaff is visiting this
week with members of her family
in London.
Scott Welsh is erecting e fine
new residence on the lot next to
C. Cooper's.
Mr, and Mrs. Erwin Bestard,
Grand Bond, were Sunday guests
with Mrs. Mary Buchanan and
Lloyd.
Miss Violet McClymont, mho
has been a patient in Clinton
Hospital, was taken on Saturday
last to Victoria Hospital, London.
Ronald McKinnon who has been
a patient at Victoria Hospital,
London, for the past month, re-
turned to his home Sunday last.
. Pupils of the public school
under direction of Sam Ronnie
will present a concert in the Un-
ited church Thursday evening,
June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Geprge Walker
spent the weekend in Toronto
with members of their family,
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gould, and little
daughter Diane, are leaving short_
ly for Florida.
Mrs. W. Carlile has,returned
home after visiting wither son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. 3. F. Stokes, London, their
little daughter, Beverley two
years old, had the misfortune to
fracture her shoulder, the result
of a fall outside her home.
Ilk in hospital
The many friends of Mrs. T.
Harris will regret to learn she
is seriously ill in St. Joseph's
hospital, London, having suffered
a stroke on Saturday while a
patient there,
Grand Siam in Bridge
George Hess, et a bridge party
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Rennie Wednesday evening
last, held a grend Slam ace of
clubs{ ace of spades, ace of hearts,
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