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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
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THTJRS.DAY, JAN'UARX 3, 19945
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NEWS OF BAYFIELD
Representative:
MISS LUCY R. WOODS Phone CLINTON 631r31
Mr. and Mrs. George Little were leaves the first of January for New
in Goderich for Christmas.
Clarence Larson, London, was home
for the New Year's weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Blair and
Mrs. Craig Kerr left on Friday to
spend the winter at Hay.
York, to take a post graduate course
in surgery at the New York Post
Graduate Hospital and Medical
School. ; I
Village Election Monday
spent
Mrs. William Howard went to De- Electors of the Police Village' of.
troit to spend Christmas, with her Bayfield will elect trustees for 1946,
daughter, Mrs. M. Wallace. 'at an election on Monday next, Jan -
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fritter and nary 7, from the following: John
son, William; London, nt Christ- Cameron, carpenter• John Castle,
fisherman; Melvin Davison, laborer;
mos Day with Mrs,perafter's mother,
Mrs. W. J. Stinson. John Howard, agent; Lloyd Westlake, Mrs. E A. Featherston left on mer, trucker; Walter Westlake,
Saturday for Landon after havinggaragaman.
Trustees Re-elected
spent the Christmas season at her 'ire annual meeting of the Bayfield
home in .the village. Public School Board was held at the
Miss Jessie Metcalf, who has been school on Thursday evening of last
spending the Qhristmas vacation with week. "The secretary's report and
her mother, Mrs. W. F. Metcalf, re -,auditor's statements were read. The
turned to Detroit on. Monday. retiring; trustee, Robert BIair, was
Miss Elva Dewar returned to Tor- re-elected for another term of three
onto on Wednesday after having spent years, the board now consisting of
the Christmas vacation with her John Parker, Lloyd Scotchmer, and
parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Dewar. Robert Blair, Leslie .Elliott is secre-
Mrs: Sherlock Keyes, Varna, and tary-treasurer,
Mrs. Colin Campbell, Bronson Line; Successful Euchre
Visited their mother and aunt, Mrs. The Finance Committee for the
M. and Miss G. MacKenzie, for a ;Bayfield and Community Active Ser -
•few days last week. vice Fund held a very successful
Major Grant Carr -Harris, who re- euchre and dance in the Town Hall
turned from •overseas aboard the on Wednesday of last week. Prize -
"Queen Elizabeth", joined his family whiners at euchre were: Men's 1st,
in the village on Saturday. Mrs. J. Dunlop; Goderich; men's console -
Carr -Harris met him in, London. tion; ladies' 1st, Dorothy. Ann Mac
Mr. and Mrs. Angas MacRae, Joyce Leod; consolation, Mrs. William Reid.
and ICenneth, were with Mrs. Mac- A luneh counter was in operation in
Rae's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William the basement. Music for the dance
E. Johnston, for Christmas. Joyce re- which followed was played by Collins'
mained to spend the vacation with Orchestra.
her grandparents. Euchre and Dance
Visitors -over Christmas with Mr. The euchre and dance held in the
and Mrs. F. W. Baker, were their Town Hall, Bayfield, on New Year's
son, Harry Baker, wife, and four Eve, sponsored by L.O.L. 24, Bay -
daughters, and daughter, Mrs. Victor field, was well patronized. The event
Burt, two sons and two daughters, was one of the most successful both
all of ,London. Dawna Baker and financially and was patronized by
Mary Lou Burt remained to spend everyone to celebrate the first peace -
the Christmas vacation with theirtime New Year's since 1938.
grandparents. Miss Peggy -Burt, R.N.,
the euchre, prizes being won bythe.
following:: ,Ladies' first, Mrs.. Percy
Weston ladies consolation, Miss
Joyce McRae; gents' first, Angus Mc-
Rae; gents' consolation, George. War-
ner.
The music for the dance was sup-
plied by Clarence Perdue (violin);
,Robert Welsh (violin);. Beverley' Me-
Clinchey (guitar); Mr's. Jack Parker
(pianist).
The New Year was observed by a
few minutes' silence at midnight, and
the singing of "Auld Lang -Syne".
Lunch was served • at 12.30 in the
basement. Dancing began again at.
1 a.m. and finished at 2.30 a.m.
Christmas Program
The Christmas program of Trinity
Churoh Sunday School was held in
the Town Hall on Friday evening and
much enjoyed by those present.
In introducing the program, Rev.
R. C. Holmes paid special tribute to
Mrs. Willard .Sturgeon who acted as
accompanist and to whose unremitting
efforts the success of it was due.
The children all took their parts in
a creditable manner and their fine
young voices -were a compliuent to
the musical training received in the
Public School. Rev. R. C, Holmes
and Charles Gemeinhardt also •assist-
ed in the rehearsals. The following
were the numbers on the program
and cast of characters:
1. Drama of Christmas Emblems --
Joan MacLeod, Janet MacLeod, Donna
Sturgeon, Beverley Foote, Helen Me-
Leod; 2. Carol ,Singers—Betty Lar-
son, Betty Heard, Audrey Sturgeon,
Milvena Sturgeon, Donna Baker;'
3.''Recitation, "Christmas Turkey"—
Mary Lou Burt; 4. Duet, "Away in
a Manger" —, Margaret MacLeod,
Norma Sturgeon; 5.' Recitation,
"Why"—Janet MacLeod; 6. Solo, "The
Law of Christmas Time"—Milvena
Sturgeon; - 7. Musical Nativity Pag-
eant, "The First .0hristmas"—Is
shepherd, Milvena Sturgeon; 2nd shep-
herd, Beverley York; 3rd shepherd,
Audrey Sturgeon; shepherd boy,
Donna Sturgeon; shepherd's wife,
Betty Larson; child,, Donna Sturgeon;
Sarah, Janet MacLeod; Samuel,
Bobby Parker; angels, Betty Heard
mina Sturgeon, Beverley Foote,
Eleven tables were occupied for Janet MacLeod, Joan MacLeod, Helen
1-IULLETT TOWNSHIP
Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong. en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. William Tam-
an, Brampton, for several 'days last
week.
Mr, and Mrs, John Riley entertain-
ed their relatives on Christmas Day
with about 40 members present for
dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rogerson
and family, Tuckersmith, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Reid and Bob, Blyth, met on
Wednesday at the home of Messrs
Dave and Watson Reid.
Wins Prize Turkey
Congratulations to Glen Carter,
Londesboro, for winning the twenty-
one and a half pound Christmas
turkey dinner given as a prize by
Skip Winter for the bowling tourna-
ment.
New Trustee Elected
S. S. No. 4, held its annual school
meeting on Wednesday afternoon
with William Carter, chairman, and
Clifford Adams, secretary: Clifford
Adams was elected trustee, taking
the place of W. Vietor Roy, whose.
term hard expired. Mr. Adams took
the caretaking for the coming year.
Christmas Concert
The teacher and pupils .of S. S.
No. 11, gave a very interesting
Christmas concert on Friday night.
All numbers were well rendered.
After Santa Claus distributed the
numerous presents, the room was
cleared for dancing. Mr. John Hessel-.
wood was a capapie chairman for the
evening,
McLeod; Joseph, Billy Parker Mary,
Margaret MacLeod; 1st I{ing, William
Parker; 2nd King, Rev. R. 0. Holmes;
8rd Ring, John Parker.
Garfield Westlake played the role
of Santa Claus and distributed' the
presents off the Christmas tree. A
special treat this year for all the
children present were apples given
by John E. Howard. Following the
Concert, supper was served in the
basement for the Sunday School
nieanbers.
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GODERICR TOWNSHIP
Don Smith, Toronto; was a Christ-
mas visitor with his father, Mr. D. A.
Smith.
Mi. and Mrs.' Arnold Rathwell en-
tertained the R:athwell family for
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Reid and
Mona, were guests on Sunday of Mr.
.and Mrs. Arthur Welsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowden and
family spent Christmas with' Mr. and
Mrs. C. Rowden of Bothwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Torrance and
family, spent Christmas with the
latter's father, Henry Toison.
Mr., and Mrs. Alvin Kettles and
Bruce, spent Christmas with the lat-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eph.
Snell, Hullett,
Jack Stirling and Mary Pawlyszyn,
Toronto, spent the holiday weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes
R. Stirling.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallis and
children, spent 'Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs: Arthur Welsh, Mrs. Wallis
and children remaining for a longer
visit.
St. James' W. A. Meets
The annual 'meeting of the W. A.
of St. James' ,Church, Middleton, was
held at the home of Mrs. Fred Mid-
dleton on December 5. According to
reports from the various committees
all obligations have been met with a
substantial balance on hand.
Officers for the ensuing year are
as follows: President, Mrs. W. C'ol-
clough; vice-president, Mrs. 0. Coop-
er; secretary, Mrs. M. Steepe; treas-
urer, Mrs, B. Rowden; Dorcas com-
mittee, Mrs. C. Wise, Mrs. W. Wise;
flower and card committee, Mrs. S.
Middleton, Mrs, E. Craig.
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kellar enter-
tained on Christmas and served din-
ner to Mr, and Mrs. John liieDonalcl,
Mr, Alvin McDonald, Hugh Campbell,
Walton; Mr. and Mrs. Watson Reid,
of Blyth; Mr, and Mrs. William Car-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and
Glen, Londesboro,
Successful Concert
The school concert last Wednesday
evening, in the Leadbury school house
was a credit to the teacher and pupils,
also to the music teacher, Mrs, E.
Wendorf, Clinton,
Township of Tuckersmith
RE-ELECT
J. W. Crich
R. R. 4, Clinton
COUNCILLOR FOR 1946
I have been a member of
Council for the past year
land would appreciate your
vote and influence for my
ire -election for 1946.
COMPLIMENTS OF THE
SEASON
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Township of Tuckersmith
RE-ELECT
Charles Mackay
R. R. 2, Kipper)
COUNCILLOR FOR 1946
A legislator with many
years' experience!
If elected, I shall endeavour
to serve to the best; of
my ability.
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TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
We desire to express our
thanks and appreciation to
the electors of the Township
of Stanley for electing us by
acclamation as members of
the Township Council for
1946.
A Happy and Prosperous
New Year to all:.
J. E. PEPPER -Reeve
ELMER WEBSTER
CLARENCE PARKE '
ALVIN McBRIDE
CARL HOUSTON
Councillors
We wish to .express our sincere thanks t
our customers and friends for their co -o ,era all
;during the past year, and to extend e
Compliments of the Sason. d to them the
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF TUCKERSMITH:
I desire to extend my hearty thanks and
appreciation for your courtesy in re-electing me
your Reeve by acclamation for 1946,
I shall try to live up to your expectations and
do my best for the Township as your representative
in Huron County Council.
WISHING YOU A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
• NEW YEAR.
ARTHUR NICHOLSON,
R. R. 3, Seaforth
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF TUCKERSMITH:
Having been nominated for the office of
Councillor in the Township of Tuckersmith for the
year 1946, I would appreciate your support at the
polls on Monday, January 7, If elected I will give
the duties of this office my earnest attention.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
--HAROLD JACKSON
TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
School Area Board -
Your vote and influence respectfully solicited
for my election as School Trustee on the School
Area Board for 1946-47.
Wishing you the Compliments of the Season.
—JAMES McINTOSH
R. R. 3, Seaforth
TOWN,S!HIP OF TUCKERSMITH
VOTE TO RE-ELECT
Angus Rohertson
R. R. 2, Kippen
COUNCILLOR FOR 1946
Two years' experience as a memberof the
Township Council should prove valuable in solving
.the problems that will face Council this ,year.
A HAPPY AND1 PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
TO ALL