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Sall, a son (Donald William).
ELLIOTT — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Sunday, December
25, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Elliott, Ea. 3, Clinton, a son
(Garry).
JACKSON — In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Saturday, Decem-
bre 24, 1949, to Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Jackson, Exeter, a dau-
ghter (Mary Patricia).
DEATHS
EMMERSON — In Clinton Public
Hospital,on Saturday, December
24, 1949, John T. Emmerson, in
his 74th year. Funeral from
Ball and Mulch Funeral Home,
High St., Clinton, on Tuesday,
December 27, to Clinton Ceme-
tery.
MONTGOMERY—In Clinton, on
Friday, December 21, 1949,
Fanny Freeman, beloved wife
of James Malcolm Montgom-
ery, in her 80th year. Funeral
from the Beattie and McRoberts
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cost Tuckersmith alone consider-
ably over $2,000; previously
health had cost about $200, in-
cluding $100 to MOH.
Mr. Jackson said he was' def-
initely going to stand for Reeve;
he had stayed 'out last year to
allow Mr. Nicholson to run for
Warden.
Coun. Richardson
Coun. Gordon Richardson anal-
yzed the financial statement. He
indicated a balance at January 1,
1949, of $6,441 and ,total receipts
$164,583. Total expenditures were
$151,572, and balance on hand at
December 16, 1949, of $13,011.
Roads cost $26,621 and county
rates $21,566.
Coun. Richardson said he in-
tended to run for office of Reeve Clinton as another in a long
and, if elected, would do his best series of kindnesses Shown to his
to have economical administra- people.
tion, The young men of the con -
Conn. Roy Bell gregation assisted in the serving.
Faneral Home, Rattenbury St. Coun. Bell said Council tried
E., Clinton, on Tuesday, De- but expenses were high, In Towna
cember 27, to Clinton Cemetery. ship work, however, Council was
o to budget to keep taxes dawn,
able to bring the tax rate down.
ONTARIO ST. W.A.
Count. Rogerson
The Mission Band of Ontarid
Ontario St. Church WA will Coun. William Rogerson said
meet on Tuesday, January 3, at he was glad to see so many out. St. 'Church held ifs Christmas
3 p.m. in the church hall. A He thought an earlier nomina-
Thankoffering service in the
church school on December 16,
picnic lunch will be served. tion might be of advantage.
o Regarding , the grader, he said,
STANLEY COUNCIL operating cost per house was
$2.67 an hour in 1947; $2.21 in
ALL RE-ELECTED 1948; and $1.75 in 1949. In dog
taxes, a total of '$1,057 had been
BY ACCLAMATION collected and expenditures on
poultry claims were only $161.
Ray McKinnon
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Harry Caldwell spoke on be -
The 1948 surplus had been $890 half of Ray McKinnon, who, he
plus $622 paid on school deficit, said, was a good neighbor, a re -
or $1,512. The 1949 surplus is turned man, who was farming in
$2,739, plus $900 for Cooper Drain the township and trying to make
and Tuckersmith, making a total a success of it.
of $3,639. Andrew Crozier
Mr. Webster said bridges and Andrew Cnizier said he would
culverts cost $4,188 and roads, stand for Councillor.
$16,954, a total of $21,143. He Alfred Moffatt
foresaw lower county and high _
Alf red Moffatt said he would do
school rates in 1950. He pointed best of his to help town -
out that the township had no ship along. He would try to re -
debenture debt. duce the tax rate if at all pos-
The Reeve reported that the sible.
County of Huron was in excellent School Trustees
financial condition. - James McIntosh, chairman of cliilfitC.C.M.S.C.#11.#14
Those Nominated the School Area Board, said costs q%a,
Those nominated were as fol- had 'een mounting and hoped 42, a ,• ' ' ' '•,
llioowns):: (all elected by =lama- they got 'to the top. Teachers'
salaries were high; they set their 411 -ii ..a<k•snqNIf
For REEVE — Elmer Webster, salaries; but if prices went down, tan'• e':,,› a.,
by Clifford Stewart and Thomas there would have to be a change.
01.! 614 'FARS.
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Stinson; ' ' School costs were about $18 per
For COUNCILLORS — Alvin 100 acres. ,Other things even cost
McBride, by William McLean and more than our education. Super -
Alex McBeth; Carl Houston, by vising principal costs $600 to $700,
Harold Penhale and Leonard but with grants, cost is reduced cti:
Palbrook; Harvey Coleman, by to about $200.
William R. Stephenson and Rus- a•
Mr. McIntosh reported a stir -' FO Our Merida andn
sell Consitt; Harvey Taylor, by plus on account in 1949, and paid Oas,
%
For SCHOOL TRUSTEES — work as secretary -treasurer. I oir natrOits, we
happily to Seeing yOuA
William Caldwell and A. Zapfe. tribute to S. H. Whitmore for hit look forwardn
William Caldwell, by N. S. Trustee Robert McGregor said ! again during 1050.
Burdge and Clifford Stewart; the Board had little control over ' eaat
John Ostrom, by John Smith and salaries and all other costs also wa,
; cti Frank's Taxi
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Nelson Reid; Archie Parsons, by had increased.
Anson Coleman and Wilmer The Board was sorry to lose
son was elected chairman of the
Cleric Fred S. Wat- urPHONE 175
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Mr. Whitmore as secretary -trees -
Township
Turner.
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Presbyterian Ladies
Entertain 175 Dutch
The Presbyterian women enter-
tained more than 175 Dutch citi-
zens after their Sunday afternoon
service, on Sunday, December 18,
in the school room of the Pres-
bytmian Church.
The gathering was served with
sandwiches, cake and coffee,
largely by the Young Women's
Club, and provided. by senior
societies as well. It was a very
happi event and appeared to be
greatly appreciated by these new
Canadians, many of whom were
spending their first Christmas sea-
son in the land of their adoption.
The thanks of the Dutch peo-
ple was conveyed to the ladies
in words of great appreciation
by Rev. Ralph. Bos, who has
been ministering to the needs of
the group as well as to other
similar groups in Owen Sound
and Palmerston. He voiced this
gesture of the Presbyterians in
Ontario St. Mission
Band Holds Meeting
capacity.
Trustee Howard Johns paid
tribute to retiring secretary -
treasurer. S. H. Whitmore, and
said the Board was fortunate in
securing W. P. Roberts. The
Board engaged three new teach-
ers, having excellent reconunen-
dations. They had lived up to
expectations, and also the. other
four teachers.
E. B. Goudie
Trustee E. B. Goudie, repre-
sentative on Seaforth District
High Schoel Board, spoke briefly
on the work of the Board. He
thanked Council for re -appoint-
ing him to this position, and dis-
anssed the finances and other
features of the Board's work
during the past year.
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PRISONERS FARED WELL
GODERICH — Through the
generosity of Governor J. D.
Reynolds, the three prisoners in
Huron County jail here, lived
high on Christmas, and enjoyed
a turkey dinner with plum pud-
ding.
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CLINTON HAS BEEN GOOD
TO ME!
If there is anything I can do for Clinton,
I would be glad of the opportunity!
VOTE
'BERT" GLIDDON
for Councillor for 1950
I Would Appreciate Your Vote
for
Councillor
in Clinton 1950
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON!
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Election Day, Thursday, Dec, 29
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NOW: Paul Douglas and Linda
Darnell in "Everybody Does It"
— MON:, TUES., WED —a
Kathryn Grayson - Jose Iturbi &
Ethel Barrymore—MGM's sweet-
heart of Technicolor musicals!
Featuring a talented fun cast and
introducing MARIO LANZA.
"That Midnight Kiss"
— THURS., FRI„ SAT. —
Dick Powell - Marta Toren &
Vincent Price—Presenting a thril-
ing and adventurous saga of the
French Foreign Legion.
"Rogues' Regiment"
NOW: Loretta Young and Celeste
Holm in "Come to the Stable"
— MON., TUES., WED. —
Esther Williams - Red Skelton
and Richard° Mantalban — The
picture that SHOULD be in Tech-
nicolor IS! A marine musical that
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"Neptune's Daughter"
THURS., FRI., SAT. —
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with 18 members and several
visitor, present. The president,
Margie Ellen Lawson, presided.
After devotional exercises, the
president welcanied the visitors,
minutes of last meeting were read
by secretary Marlene Jervis, and
a short program was given, con-
tisting of candle -lighting service,
solos by Margie Lawson and Mar-
lene Jervis, duet, Shirley
Ashton and Beverley Dale,
piano solo, Jane Batkin, and
reading, Sybil Crossman,
Miss Sybil Cou'rtice g ave
a very interesting illustrated talk
which everyone enjoyed very
much. Marlene Jervis moved a
vote of thanks to Miss Courtice.
A treat of home-made candy was
provided.
Next meeting of Mission Band
will be held January 5.
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
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to more of you—
our New Year's
Resolution for
1950
ALVIN VODDEN
JEWELLER
CLINTON
'VOTE FOR
"Doug"
THORNDIKE
for
COUNCILLOR
and secure
1-100% COOPERATION IN COUNCIL
2—BETTER PLAYGROUNDS F 0 R
THE KIDDIES
3—A MEMORIAL FOR THE VET-
ERANS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES
IN WORLD WAR II
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I would appreciate your
support at the polls
December 29
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Compliments Of 1 he Season!
George S. Elliott