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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-10-16, Page 7'THURSDAY, OCTOBER. 1E 047 CII.I}1proN Nms-,RREOO LD lON CO�JNTY STANLEY TOWNSHIP Mr, and Mrs. ,Fred Robinson, Toe `onto, spent the week -end with Mr • and ,Mrs; Goldie Graham. nitre. Thomas Baird, Sr,, and Mr, --and Man. Stewart Baird, and Orrin ' and Gerald, visited Mrs. Neil Gilmaut • at Shepperton on`Sunday. Mrs. Baird, Sr., is staying for a few weeks, Ladies' Club Meets The October meeting of the Stanley Ladies' Community .Club was held at the home of Mrs, 'William •Smciarr. The meeting was opened vrith Mrs, • U"antelon in the drain The Lord'=s ,prayer was repeated in' unison and %he Secretary's •and Treasurer's re- ports were given. There were ten /embers and one visitor present. The Bali Call was answered by "Some- ' thing you remember about your Grandmother 'or something she taught you". The collection amounted to $5. Letters were read bythe Secretary from parties in England who had re- eeived help: from food parcels sent from the 'chub and it was decided to Bend another 20 lb. package ,of food. A Social Evening was planned for, the evening of Friday, November '7, the families of the Tudkersmith. Lad- ies Club being invited, A short pro- gramme followed :consisting of ce reading by Mrs, P. McGregor, also one by Miss Jean (Mustard and a con - .test front Mts. John McGregor. The -singing of "The King" brought the meeting to close and a very substant- -3al lunch was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. -John H. MoEwan's and the Roll Call will be answered with "What you consider the most' important thing 'about Housekeeping". Hot Dog Sale A. few of the members of Stanley Ladies' Community •Club attended the iaale of )Mrs. Elizabeth Price and -•conducted a sale of Hot Dogs and CONSTANCE Mr. and). Mrs. Lan )Smi't'h, Toronto; spent the ,weekend 'with Mr. and Mrs, ,)Loss MaeGregor. Mr. and )Mrs. James Dunham, Red- lands,; Calif., Miss Constance Durham, a�M -and r. Bert Durham, Niagara Palle, and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Lane, Strat- ford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Durham. Mr. and MMI•rs. James Durham remained for .a long- er visit. SUMMERH1LL Ladies' Chub Meets The October meeting of the Sum- merhill Ladies' Club was held Wed- nesday afternoon, October 8, atrthe house of Mrs, Earl Blake, The meet- ing opened with the Lord's Prayer being repeated in unison. The minutes of the previons ineet- in wereread and approved and the g pp treasurer's report given, The roll call was answered by each member giving "What is -most important to Good Housekeeping", There were 33 members and visitors present. :Contests were conducted by .Mas. Ellis and Mrs. Graydon Neal, and readings were given by Mrs, Arthur ;liarward and iMrs, Goldwin Smith. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mks. Winner Crich. Those in charge of the programme will be -Mars. Russell Neal, )Mas. C. Farquhar, Miss Dorothy Blake and Mrs. Eerl Blake, while LMa's, :C. BaII, Mrs. Nor- man Wright, IIVfrs, Wes 'Vodden and Mrs. Russell Good will be in 'charge of the refreshments. The meeting closed by singing The National Anthem. ' coffee. $11.09 ws realized which will be used to send food parcels to Eng- land. d on Guaranteed Trust Certificates ISSUED for any amount ....for a term of five years .... guaranteed both auto principal and interest , ... Interest cheques mailed to reach holders on due date, or, at holder's option, may be allowed to accumulate at compound interest. Aa ideal investment for individuals, com- panies; authorized by law for cemetery boards, executors and other trustees. THE STERLING TRUSTS CORPORATION Sterling Tower, Toronto 16 years In Business GODERICII TOWNSHIP Me. and M•rs, Mike Foran spent` the Week -end'. with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGuire. Mi. and )Mus. Bert Hiarris, and two children left last week to visit friends in Manitoba. - ' Mr. and Mrs." S. H. Fishe, Detroit, .pent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Mr, and Mas. llugh Middeton, .Ca- therine and Charles, Leaside, spent the Thanksgiving holiday with Mn. and .Mas. Charles B. IMldtlieton., Among thoile 'attending the funeral of the late )Mrs. Grant H. Stirling on Saturday last were Mr. and Mrs. Durst and family, Royal Oink, )Minh., Mr. and Mrs. Ted Harrison, Weston, Mr, and Mrs, Jack :Stirl.ing,.Neiw To- ronto, and MO.. and INIrs, Harley Lavis, Kitchener, 75th Anniversary The 75th anniversary ofSt,Ja James Churoh, ;Middleton, 'will be celebrated. Sunday, October 19, with very special services. Archdeacon William Town- shend will be the speaker at the 11 o'clock service and ,Rev. F. H. Paull, Listowel, will be the speaker at the 7, o'oldek service. There will be spec - i 1 music at each service. A cordiol invitation to attend is extended to all. AUBURN Knox United 'W.M.S. The Woman's•IMissionary Society of Knox United Church held its fall thankoffering meeting in the Sunday Scrhoot room. The president, Mrs. Earl Wightman, was in charge of the de- votional period; and iMrs. Donald Fowler 'presided at the piano. Miss M. King read the minutes, and Mrs. C. M. Straughan gave the treasurer's report. ,Mrs. J Arthur, convener of supply, gave her. report. •Mrs. Gordon McClinohey and )Mrs, Harry Yung- blut,were -appointed delegates to the Presbyterial meeting 4n Goderieb. Plans were made for a bazaar to be held November 22. Mrs. W, J. Craig tool: charge for the program. The scripture was read by Mrs. James Craig; Mrs. William 'Gm offered prayer; a solo was sung by )Mrs. Gordon Taylor, accompanied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips; the heralds responded, Miss M. King for home missions and Mrs. E. Patterson for Christian stewardship; Mrs. G. Million and Mrs. F. Plaetzer sang a duet; Mrs. Craig introduced Mrs. A. G. Iiewitt, who gave a talk on •thanks- giving. The offering was received and Mrs. Craig closed the meeting with prayer. POPULATION 4,927 GODE!RLO'Ii A. recapitulation of the assessment roll for the town of Godeiich for 1947 has been prepared. Total population of the town is shown as 4,927, and there are 300 dogs, The total assessment is $3,283,602, ear Innen Uood $1lif�lYl1Q Whatever the weather, whatever your wor- ries, you'll feel happier, more secure, if you have a nice little nest -egg of Canada Sav- ings Bonds tucked away.If you need money quickly they can be cashed at any time at their full face value plus interest. You can buy up to $1,000 in any one name (but no more) in the same convenient ways -- for cash or on easy instalments. Take advantage of this fine opportunity without delay. Buy Canada Sav- ings Bonds today! ON SALE OCTOBER 14th at banks and through investment dealers, or through your Company's. Payroll Savings Plan. PAGE.: SEWN 1E HENSALL BRUCEFIELD Thanks From Britain ` Reeve A. W. Kerslaye, Hensall' has received thefollowis>g notes of thanks from people in Britainwho benefited freers the Ontario Britieh Flood Re- lief Campaign. Clothing and food amounting to three quarters' of a ton was forward- ed in the spring under the sponsor. ship of the Iensall; Council. Hensall and district residents contributed the gifts. Dear 1':riendf: Please accept my sincere thanks for your generous gifts, also for the kindness you have shown to us, for which we are very grateful as all are Very widen )Mrs. L, Mltohell, Selby, Yorkshire, England. Very many thanks for your wel- come gift, we do appreciate the eff- orts of the people of Ontario which made this relief possible. Their gen- erosity will always be remembered, R. IMeCare, 15 Green Lane, Selby, Yorkshire, England. 'Grant to Legion 'One of the main. topics of discuss- ion at the monthly meeting of Flensall council concerned the newly formed Legion club. Under the terms of a motion, a by-law is to be prepared approving a memorial grant of $2,000; payable in fora annual grants of $500, commencing this year. The other payments to be in May of each year, 1948, 1949 and 1950. On Re- membrance Day there will be a half holiday from 7 a.m. until 1 ,p.m. The O'4sessor, P. L. McNaughton, reported the 1948 assessment totals being $68,400 an land. $377,625 on buildings and $24,929 on business, a total ansessreent of $480,944, showing a slight increase. The population showed an increase of 48. Court of Revision on the 1948 assessment roll The Women's Institutes convention will be held in the council chamber, will be held in London •October 28-29- Novombet 14 at 8.00 p.n . 30, Mrs, Kerslake and Mrs, S. Bell J. A. Patterson, tax collector, re- !will attend as delegates. Further dis- ported the -collection to date for 1947 cession was 'held re the possibility of (taxes amounts to $5,974,68. a•Junior Band being organized under By-law No: 18, Hensel' Nein street the leadershp of A. 0. Robinson, Lon - drain improvement, was given neer don• The Institute, as a group, is un- ableessary readings and finally pa=rsed.! to sponsor such an under baking. Hensel' W.I. Meets Should another village organization The October meeting of Hensel Wo- desire to sponsor this movement the inn's Institute was held in the United .ladies will be pleased to offer assist- church schoolroom, with ,Mrs, A W. Kerslake presiding. Miss Greta Lam- mie and Mrs. B. Edevardb were host- esses. Roll call featured "A boolc 1 have read recently and enjoyed". In connection with the theme of the meeting, "Education", there fol- lowed the presentation of three ef- fective films, these being the pro- perty of the National Film Board. Mrs. J. Bowey, Eketer, was the op- erator. They were "Ski-ing in the Laurentian", "Our Canada", "Listen to the Prairie". Gerald Smith, Klippen, favored with a violin solo. The motto, "The best way to get to the top is by being the best man at the bot- tom", was discussed by Mrs, B. Gei- ger. Members contributed a special col- lection toward the purchase of a flag for. Hensall ' branch of the, Canadian Legion. I•t was decided to spend ,$25 in the buying of supplies suitable for (Intended for last week) Misses Ina and Ellen May Scott, London, visited with friends in the village oper the week -end. Mrs. E. R. Stanway extended an invitation to the members' and Holme. Helpers of the W.A. to hold their regular meeting at the ` manse on Tuesday afternoon, October 7. The weather being delightful, there was a large attendance. 'The regular meeting was held, after which a short program was enjoyed bf those' present, Mrs. R. )Allan gave an interesting talk on "Time". There were some •contents and a delicious lunch brought to a close a pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Fisher, Gravenh'brst, is at present visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs?. Walter Moffatt, Stanley. The Young People's Unon was to hold, a social evening ate the ch'nreh en Wednesday evening, October 15. Mr. and Mrs. James Forrest, Al- berni, B.C. are' visiting at present with relatives, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Aikenhead Mr, and )Mks, W. Henry, High Cameron, Clinton and, other friends. , VOTE IN BLYTH OCTOBER 24 The date for voting on the proposed waterworks 'bylaw in. Blyth. 'has .been set .for Friday, October 24, in •Memor- ial Hall from 9 a.m. until 6. pm. use do the kitchen of the Legion room, Mrs. P. Beer, Mrs. H. Horton, Miss G. Luker, the buying Commit.' tee. The next item discussed was the short course film, "Let's can Ontario food", which was presented in the Town hall, , HensaIt, recently. 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