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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-12-15, Page 6wirlimowsnosit PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 194955 NEWS OF BAYFIELD Representative; Miss Lucy It. Woods Phone Bayfield 45r3 Mr. and Mrs. Nelson McConkey Kitchener, spent Saturday in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Toms, Detroit; spent the weekend in the village. Dr. and Mrs. W. Aberhert and Bill and Helen, London, - spent Saturday in the village. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Miller re- turned to London on 'Sunday after spending a week at their home here. William L. and 'Frank Camer- on, Detroit, spent the weekend with their sisters, Misses E. and M. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart; Sturgeon, Preston, visited the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sturgeon over the weekend: Mrs, H. Edwards, Jr,, London, spent a few days ,last week with her mother, ' Mrs. T. C, Bailey, The New Ritz Hotel. Miss Elena Denley returned to the village on Friday. after hav- ing been in Landon for the past two months where she completed her course in Beauty Culture and Hairdressing. There was a good attendance at the Gravel Hailer's Ball in the Town Hall on Friday night. Jackson's Orchestra played for the dancing and Mrs. Cecil Dow - son won the door prize, a turkey. Rector Welcomed Back Members of the congregation of Trinity Church wereglad to .lave their Rector, Rev, LaVerne Morgan, take charge of the ser- vice again on Sunday night after a leave of absence of seven months owing to ill -health. At a service in the church in the after- noon, he administered the holy rite of Baptism to Arlene Lillian Dutot, daughter of Mr: and Mrs. Alvin Dutot, Goderich Township and Ernest Craig Kerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'Craig Kerr of the vill- age. Trinity IWA Meets The Annual Meeting -of the W. A. of Trinity Church was held at the home of Mrs. N. W. Woods on Thursday last, Rev. LaVerne Morgan conducted the religious exercises. Mrs. Emerson Heard presided for the reports which showed an active year and a bal- ance with which to begin work in the coming year. Before pre- siding for the election of officers the Rector complimented this small group on its work, He stressed the fact that without a missionary spirit, a church dries up and perishes, and he eripress- • sews auta, doet, Q.LI.Gl/J, r4 to Lode... th'l d'a QS, 'tt'l.(L4'I,RQ f MRs. SMITH'S shopping trip might have taken an hour, 'Actually, it took three minutes—by telephone. To housewives in a hurry, the telephone means a lot. It's like having an extra pair of bands to help out --ran extra pair of feet to run errands, or get help in emergencies. Any way you look at it, your telephone is big value. No wonder more people are using more telephones— and that requests for service are at an all-time high. We should like to be able to provide service for all who want it, when and where they want it. We will continue to do all we can to reach that goal. THE BM baa .'.tDl�ll a COMPANY OF CANADA • The AB -C of SUCCESSION DUTIES 9nteaduetion t�����[� _ Sv`j" n�iJ•nt� - otrrrtw 1114 CANADA TRUSS COMPANY TN this booklet we have made every effort to simplify a complex subject. There are no con- fusing rates or methods of calculation included. Instead, you will find a simple, clear-cut table which requires no figuring. It shows you what succession duties might be on your estate. Of special interest is the chapter "How can succession duties be kept to a midi nuns,?" Call or write for this free booklet. cAADATItU ST - Company Drenches in 6 Province's ' J. W. McLachlan, Trust Officer Dundas at Clarence— London, Ont. • Clinton RCAF Personnel Visit States ABOVE is shown a group of RCAF personnel, taken at the Naval Air Technical Training Centre, Memphir, Tenn., during a recent tour of radar and communications installations in the United States. The group spent a week visiting the schools of the Memphis centre to observe training methods , used there. Also included in the tour were stops at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois, and Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Miss. FRONT ROW (left to right) are: Wing Commander S. R. ed the hope that in the conning I BRUCEFIELD year more women of the congre- gation would take an active part in Missionary work through the W. A. The following' officers were elected for 1950.: President, Mrs. Emerson Heard; Vice -Pres- ident, Mrs. R, H. F. Gairdner; Secretary, Mrs. R. J. Larson; Treasurer, Miss Lucy R. Woods; Dorcas Secretary, Mrs. Willard Sturgeon; Living message Secret- ary, Mrs. R. J. Larson. Mrs. Emerson Heard was hostess for the meeting and following the Benediction pronounced by the Rector, dainty refreshments were served. VARNA New LOL Officers LOL 1035 held its annual meet- ing on Wednesday last. The of- ficers elected are as follows; P.W.M,, Lorne Coleman, W,M., John Ostrom; D.M., Robert Jay- lor; Chaplain, William Reid; re- cording secretary, `Wilfred hut- er; financial secretary, Ralph Turner; treasurer, John Aiding - ton; Marshal, Murray Hehner; 1st lecturer, Lloyd Johnston; committee, T: J. Stinson, Carl Diehl, George Johnston, Elmer Webster. To Present Pageant A Christmas pageant, "In a Manger,' 'will be presented in Varna United Church on Sunday evening, December 18, at 7..30 o'clock, sponsored by the Wom- an's Association of the church. Hold S.S. Conceit Varna United Church Sunday School concert will be held in the Varna Town Hall on the evening of December 23, Skinny min, woes gain 5,10,151hs. Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor What a thriill Hony limbs fill out; ugly hollows 1111 up; neck n0 longer 8er„wny; body loses lo lf- vt5rvea, sickly "bean -pole" look. Thousands of girls. women, men, who never could gain, before. Tre now broad of shapely, health' •lacking bodies. hey tbnrdc the 81,00151 Vigor -building, flesh-bulltling mnlC, Ostres. Its tonics, stimulant, Invigorators,a Iron, vitamin ,, calcium, enrich blood, Improve appetite unit digestion so food 51v00 you more strength 5nd nourishment: put 11001, on baro boob% Don't tear getting lop fat. atop when you'1'o gained the 5. 10, 15 or 20 lbs. you heed for normal Weight. 'ogre little. New "gat neiUklnted" size only 0,. fry bimetal Ostrex 'fool, '0,01,t, tor now vigor and added pounds, this von' day. At all droggl',te. The monthly Meeting of Bruce field WA United Church was hel in the classroom on December with 27 present. The preside Miss E. Bowey, was in charge o the meeting which opened by re peating the WA Creed, foliowe by hymn 46, Mrs. Henry rea the Scripture. The theme for Be eember "The Home of the HolFamily,' was read by Mrs. R Allan. Hymn 53 was then sung Mrs. L. Wilson read the minute of the previous meeting which were adopted. RoIT aliwas an swered by a thought on "Christ mos." Reports, for each group for the year were given by group lead- ers, which showed they had not been idle. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs. W. McBeath, fol- lowed by Mrs. G. Henderson sing- ing "Holy Night." The main item of business was the election of officers for 1950. Mrs. R. Allan led in prayer. A hearty vote ofer thanks was est'ed. to the re- tiring president, Miss Bowey, by Mrs. W. Scott. The meeting closed with theme song and prayer of the WA, • The following are the officers elected for 1950: President, Mrs. Gordon Elliott; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Wallace Hanish; 2nd vice - President, Mrs. William Fother- ingham; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. Lorne Wilson; press secretary, Mrs. T. B. Baird; treasurer, Mrs. W. McBeath; financial secretary, Mrs. Alice Ham; flower commit- tee, Mrs. W. Scott, Mrs. A. Pater- son; pianist, Mrs. A. Johnston; .visiting committee, Mrs. B. Keys, Miss Martha McDonald; program committee, Mrs. Stanway, Mrs. Elgin Thompson, Mrs. G. Hend- erson, Mrs. H. Berry; devotional leaders, Mrs. H. Dalrymple, Miss Mame Swan; manse committee, Miss E. Bowey, Mrs. Ross Scott, Mrs. Gordon Richardson, Mrs. Thomas Caldwell; church com- mittee, Mrs. A. Foote, Mrs. Walter Moffatt, Mrs. Wilmer Broadfoot, Mrs. John McGregor. e Burbank, MBE, Clinton; Capt. W. S. Cunningham, US Navy, commanding officer of the Base; Wing Commander E. J. Gauthier, Training Command Headquarters, Trenton. BACK ROW (left to right) — Warrent; Officer 2 G. C. Perry, Clinton; Flt. Lt, H. Murray Fitzgerald, Clinton; pit. Lt. Norman S. Greig, Clinton; Flying Officer W. D. Benton, Tren- ton; Fit Lt. Philip 0. Jones, Clinton; Flt. Lt. T. J. B. Rob- inson, RCAF Headquarters, Ottawa, formerly of Clinton. —United States Army Photo __,_ AUBURN William Haggitt is a patient - in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, ! d where he underwent an operation 6, last week. nt, Community , Carol Service f The annual Christmas Carol - service for the community will be d held in Knox Presbyterian d Church Sunday night, December` - 25, at 7,30 The minister of the y church, Rev. John Honeyman,; will give the address. BYPU Christmas Service s A Christmas service will be held in the Baptist Sunday School' room on Sunday, December 18, at I - two o'clock. This service will be in charge of the young people and will take the place of the month- ly BYPU service. Christmas slides and also a Christmas message will be given by Rev, A. Forsyth.I FOR FINE PRINTING THE NEWS -RECORD PHONE 4 Used Car Bargains Brand New .4941:1 CHEVROLET deluxe Sports Five -Passenger Coupe, equipped with air-conditioning, maroon in colour. 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe Coach, green in colour, less than 5,000 miles. CHEVROLET Fleetline Coaches; one with radio. CHEVROLET Sedan CHEVROLET Coaches. Both these cars are priced to sell at $1,3.95 each.. HUDSON Coach 2-1949 1948 2-1947 4940 '1938 DODGE Coach 1936.DODGE Sedan 1933.CHEVROLET Coach 4931 CHEVROLET Coach 1936 FORD half -ton pick-up Truck, equipped with racks, And Many Others As low as $50 will drive a car away from Brussels Motors. All the above vehicles equipped with heaters. TRADE or TERMS Brussels Motors "THE HOME OF BETTER USED CARS" Convenient Terms Open Every Evening PONE 73-X BRUSSELS. Euchre and Dance held A euchre and dance sponsored by the hail committee was held held in Foresters' Hall, Wednes- day night, Winners at euchre were Nelson McLarty and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, Consolation winners were Mrs. William Dodd and Miss Audrey Andrews. Knox WIVTS Officers The WMS of Knox Presbyter- ian Church met on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. Lawson presided and opened the meeting with prayer. The devo- tional period was taken by Mrs. Ed, Davies, Mrs. Ellis Little gave a reading. The Christmas mes- sage was given by Mrs. W. T, Robison. The Glad Tidings pray- er was read in unison. Encouraging reports were giv- en by the various secretaries. The treasurer reported that $118.95 had been raised during the year. Mrs. W. Good brought in the report of the • nominating coat— ' ' ' mittee which was as follows: hon- orary president; Mrs.' W. T. Rob-- ison; past president, Mrs. Lawson; president, Mr's. Good; 1st vice'. president, Mrs. F. O. Mcllveen; • 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Ed.. Davies; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. _ Ross; assistant; Mrs. E, Little; Home Helpers' s,ecretary, Miss- Minnie Wagner. assistant, Mrs. Roy Daer; Glad Tidings secre- tary, Mrs. John Hallam; welcome and welfare, Mrs. Lawson; liter-• attire and life secretary, Mrs. Houston, assistant, Mrs. G. Dobie; supply secretary, Mrs. H. Govier,. assistant, Mrs. J. Graham; pianist,. Mrs. Houston, assistant, Mrs. D. Haines; flower committee, Mrs, Rollinson, Mrs. Stoltz and Mrs. Robinson: Ladies Aid: president, Mrs. Bradnock; secretary, Mrs. Law- son. A vote of thanks was made to the retiring officers, also to' Mrs. R. J. Phillips for her con- tribution to the service of praise at recent meetings. Lunch was served by the hostess.. LONDESBORO Miss Doreen Armstrong is spending this week with friends in Forest. The Mission Band will hold their meeting next Sunday morn- ing at 10.3(1 in the basement of the church. The United Church held their annual White Gift Service on Sun- day morning, December 7:1, with, a good crowd in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. William Griffiths returned home after having spent the past few weeks at Brampton with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffiths, ROE s v�ta►LAyER E14N SOOST EGG PROMS ROCFMRMS MILLING (0, ATW003, ONL You Can Get ROE Feeds Frorna U. CHARLESWORTH, Clinton A. J. MUSTARD, Brucefield 1. 2. tiCEMBER is here and with it lurks the "common cold"! Ontario citizens are reminded now of a few simple helpful rules to safeguard their health, and that of others. Prevention of the common cold is the responsibility of all, and if everyone plays his part much unnecessary illness, expense and discomfort may be avoided. With the holiday season looming ahead, when so much happiness depends on everyone feeling fit, why run the risk of "catching cold"—or letting members of your family face that danger? In the interest of parents and families, the Ontario Department of Health recommends every Ontario citizen to study the common sense precautions suggested below and act upon them. Five Simple Precautions Take plenty of rest. Avoid becoming unduly tired. Endeavour to follow a well-balanced diet. Avoid becoming wet, chilled or o%'er- heated. If clothing becomes wet, it should be changed as quickly as possible. 5. 3If a cold overtakes -you, go to bed' e until it improves. If it does not clear up rapidly, do not hesitate to seek medical advice. Be thoughtful of others; If suffering,�e from a cold, do not spread germs by coughing or sneezing openly,. Avoid oro';''. "or as possible; No one wants to be "laid up" with a cold : ; ; especially at this holiday time of year. By following these five common-sense precautions you can help yourself and others enjoy a happy, healthy holiday . , . free from the seasonal misery of the "common cold". DEP 1,, :NT OF HEALTH FOR THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO RUSSELL T. KILLIY MINISTEs OF KAM