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IAS IAN N ATI NAS.
MAYOR HOLIES GOT
ACCLAMATION
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tic schools for forty years, but as a
teacher. Now it appeared as if he
would have sonic experience as a
member of the board. One thing he
said was that he had never had e-
noiit salary and he might
be in-..
clinecl to raise salaries. He thought
more interest should be taken in the
Public school, The tendency seemed
to be to consider' the high school as
the • More important. This was . a
isU 1 e.
�na t The Publie school touehed
all the people, the Iligh school on-
ly aa few. He was inclined to think
the Public school the most important
institution iii the country, and no ex-
penditnre was too much which was
for the benefit of the boys anh girls.
"If we have a : good teacher, as far
as I'm concerned," he said, "the mat-
ter or twenty-five dollars or fifty,
dollars will not be considered when.
the question is of keeping that teaeh-
er. The cheapest tecaher is often
the •dearest" The boys and, girds
should' have the very best, ;he de-
clared.
The gathering broke up after sing-
ing the National Anthem.
Monday's Nominations In
Huron County Mun-
icipalities
A; NUMBER OF ACCLAMATIONS
Tuckersmith
Tuckersmith Township Courcil was
re-elected by acclamation for the
coining year as follows: Reeve -
Wm. Archibald. Councillors—Chas.
N4eKay, Samuel Whitmore David
Gemmell, Andrew Bell.
Colborne -
Colborne Township Council was
returned by .acclamation for 1936 at
a well -attended and spirited three
and a half-hour meeting at Carlow
Monday afternoon. Seven . were
nominated for the reeveship, five for
Council. The Council—Reeve—Geo.
C. Feagan; Councillors—John Pit -
blade, Jt", Melvin Tyndall, James
Chisholm, Jr., Nelson McLarty.
Ex -Reeve Albert Goldthorpe was
nominated_ for the reeveship but
declined to stand although he gave
g lengthy address. Geod.-natured
heckling prevailed. Among the num-
erous speakers were ex -Warden Alex
Young, 86, who was a councillor half
a eentury ago; Reeve William Stew-
art of West Wawanosh, and R. J.
Glen, township treasurer,'
Stanley
Stanley Township Nominations:
Reeve -Wesley Turner (acct.); eoun-
eillors, H. •Brandon, Edward Glen,
Roy Lamont; Arthur Peck, John Pep-
per, John Thompson, Fred Watson,
E. Webster"
.,Hullett Township
Reeve --Herbert Mogridge, James
Leiper; councillors, M. Armstrong,
Bert Allen, John Barr, Robert Law-
son, Ted Pickett, ha Rapson.
Hay
Nominations i n Hay Township
were: Reeve, Alfred Melick, David
b'acharme, Max Turnbull, George
Armstrong; council, (four to he. elect-
ed), Max Turnbull, George Arm-
strong, William Haugh, Edmund,
Walper, Feed Corbett, Joseph Gei=
ger,. Marcil Corriveau, Alex. Crerar,
Charles Aldsworth.
Usborne
The entire • Usborne Township
Council was returned to office by ac-
clkmation, as follows: Reeve -George:
Westcott. , Couneil — Bruce Cooper,
Percy` Passmore, Hugh Beery, John
Ballantyne.
McKillop
The following were elected to of-
five in McKillop Township by accla-
mation: Reeve, John M. Eckert;
Council, Russell Dorrance, Elmer
Hackney; Hugh Alexander, ' Joseph
O'Rourke,
Stephen
All Stephen Township offices were
filled by •acelamation as follows':
Reeve, William Switzer; deputy
reeve, Chester •Mawhinney;. council,
Alonzo McCann; Ed. Lamport, Harry
Ratz.
Blyth
The following• is the result of the
nominations for the municipal offices
of the village of Blyth.
For reeve, W. G. McNall, W. A.
Logan, E. C, Laundy. •
For council (four to be elected),
E. C. Laundy, Geo. White, W. J.
Petts, Jasper Cook, Wni. Morritt,
Herbert Dexetr, John' C. Heffroiii,
Jas. Watt, Deloss Taman, Thos. E.
Felly,
For school trustee (four to be el-
ected), Wm. Lyon, Win. Thuell, V.
M. Bray, W. T. Elliott, Robt. Craig.
For utility commissioner, A. W. P.
Smith. •
Seaforth:
Mayor—A, D, Sutherland, G'eorge'.
D. Ferguson, J. Wesley Beattie,
• Reeve Leonard Bolton, Isaac Hud
son, John Cummings; John H. Scott.
Councillors— Andrew Y. McLean,
R. G. Parke, Robert Snaith, Thomas
Johnstone, - James. E. Willis, Ross
Sproat, J. E. Keating, Isaac' Hudson,
Merton A. Reid, A. D. Sutherland; J.
J. Broderick, Dr. H. II. ]toss, William
Hart, Bert Muir, Joseph McMillan,
John Cluff, Chas, Holmes, George D.
Ferguson, Walter Murray; Harold
HOLMESVILLE -
Mise Edith Herbert has retrnned
to Toronto after having spent the
Christmas season with Rev. J. W.
and Mi•s. Herbert,
Miss • Elizabeth Ford, Clinton,' was
a Christmas'goest • ;of Mr. and Mrs.
Trewartha. •
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ward and
family, Brucefield, spent Christmas
with the lady's parents, 1VIr, and
Mrs. John dudmore.
Master Melvin Bennett, Goderich,
is visiting relatives in the village.
Mr. and Mrs: Les, Jervis and fam-
ily celebrated the Yuletide season
with Mr. and Mrs, L. Heard, Clinton.
Miss S. Acheson and Mrs. M. Col-
-beck spent Christmas Day with
friends and relatives in Clinton.
• Mr. and Mks.' - George Mcllwain
and family of ' Goderich township
were recent visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Bert Trewartha.
Mrs. Wm. Mulholland left on Sun-
day for Detroit, where she will spent]'
the remainder of the winter 'with re-
latives. '
Miss Grace Goodfellow, Teeswater•,
has been .the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ebner Potter,
Master' Ivan Jervis spent a :pleas-
ant few days as the •guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. Walter of Ben -
miller.
Mrs: S. Walter celebrated Christ
mas Day with Mr. and Mrs. Barrie
Walter at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmot Haacke. •
Mr. and Mrs, Norman Mair and
Miss Melba' spent -December 25th
with Mi.•. and Mrs. Wilfred Pen -
found, Summerhill. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Yeo, Mk. and
Mrs. Eldrid Yeo and families were
the guests of Mrs. Wni. Yeo, Sr., at
Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs'. John Huller enter-
tained about thirty five guests on
Saturday last, it being the occasion
of their twenty-fifth wedding anni-
versary. The community joins hear-
tily in wishing this worthy couple
congratulations and the sincere hope
that they will still be enjoying good
health and happiness when the time
comes for thier golden jubilee.
Mrs. Eldrid Yeo was hostess to the
girls of her Sunday School class on
Friday afternoon • last when they
Spent a' very pleasant time at . her
home.
Miss Kathleen Huller of Sebring-
ville is holidaying at her hone here.
Rev. J. W. Herbert delivered is
splendid sermon on Sunday morning
and the choir furnished urusie suit-
able for the New Year. Mrs. Ebner
Potter, Mr. Fred Potter and Mr. WM.
Yeo took solo parts and Mrs. Les.
Jervis and Mrs. Win. Yeo sang a
duet. These numbers were especial-
ly appreciated. .•.
Miss Esther MaeMath was in
charge of the Y. P, U. meeting. Miss
Ruth Potter read the Scripture
lesson and Mr, Herbert gave a beau-
tiful talk, in the form of et:niments.
The topic was delivered by Miss Cora
Trewartha. After the Mizpah bene-
diction the ineeting was dismissed.
Then the Misses Kathleen and
Edna Huller conducted a number of
jolly games which brought the social
part to a close.
Miss Edna Huller feIlowsliip con-
vener, is preparing the program for
this Friday evening. We hope for a
large tnriiout. Letus make a strong
beginning for 1936.
" STANLEY
Mr. Charlie Falconer of Bayfield
is visiting at the home of Mr. Hugh
Gihnour. `
Mr. Hugh McGregor of Detroit
spent Christmas Day at the home of
his sister, Mrs. John McGowan. -
Mrs. Neil McGregor and daughters,
Kate and Margaret, left last week to
visit the formers' eon, Mr. Will Mc-
Gregor at Montreal.
SEAFORTH
• The following officers of Britannia
Lodge, No. 170, A. F. and A. M., were
duly installed Monday evening by. R.
W, Bro. Fred Porterfield, assisted by
It. W. Bro. Myers and other past
masters., of Tudor Lodge, No. 141 of
Mitchell before a• large number of
brethren from the townand district:
W.M., W. Bro. Ross McGregor; • I.P.
M, W. Bro. Wiliiam Aberhart; S.W.,
Dale, Thomas Purcell, Frank Sills,
John A. Stewart, J. Wesley Beattie.
Public Utility Commissioner — An-
dra/ Y. McLean, Merton A. Rid, W.
H. Golding, E. H. Smith.
'Public School Trustees - North
Ward—Dr, J. A, Munn. East Ward—
Robert Smith, Arnold Wescott. South
Ward --Ross Savauge.
Goderich •
Mayor=-:Jehn B.:Hncicins, Mayor.
H. J. A, MacEwan, R .E. Turner,
John W. Craigie; Reeve—J. J. Moser,
R. E. Terrier, B. C. Mannings, C. C.
Lee, E. D. Brown; for Deputy Reeve
—R. E. Turner, J. W. Craigie, H. J.
A. Mae -Ewan; P.U,C., Dr. W. F. Gal-
low (ace.); For Couneil—Ed, Bradley,
C. 'H, Humber, Fred Seabrooke, N.
Colclough, Alex Malpass, '3. L. Sal -
kelt], E. D. Brown, George Wilson, J
W. Craigie,,'J. E. I'Iuckins; C. C. Lee,
P. ID, Bingham, W. J.'Baker, J. 13,
Wilson; For public School board
St. David's Ward—C. Twee(ilie and H.
McNee; St, Patrick's Ward E. J.
Fridhatn and John''Cott;; St. George's
Wahl—W :H. Blackstone (acc.), St.
Andrew's Ward, C. K. Saunders, G.
W., Schaefer. and Dr. John Wallace.
ELECTION CARDS
TO THE ELECTORS OF CLINTON:,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
having decided to stand for the
1086 council 1 respectfully solicit
your votes and influence. If elected
Ihal
s l do my best to work for the
good of the town, as I have endeav-
ored to do in the.,past. Wishing all
a Happy and Prosperous New Year;
Yours sincerely,
WILLIAM WALKER.
TO THE ELECTORS OF CLINTON:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
I have served as a member of the
council for the past six years and am
allowing my name to stand for this
year also. If you consider that I
have served you well I ask you to
support me by your votes and influ-
ence on -Monday. If returnlld I shall
do my best in the interests of the
whole town. yours sincerely,
W, GLEN COOK.
VOTE FOR
Fred Livermore
and get service with
Economy and
Experience
A. S. INKLEY
For Your REEVE 1936
TO TIIE ELECTORS OF CLINTON:
Thanking you for your vote- and
influence in advance for the election
on January 6th, ,and wishing you
and yours a' very Happy and Prosper.,
oils New Yea' for 1936.
PAISLEY
FOR COUNCIL
You know my record. I am again
willing to serve you, if you want rue,
Your votes Monday will show.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
TO THE ELECTORS OF CLINTON:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
Having served on the 1935 council,
I feel my experience bathe work will
enable ine to serve you better if re-
turned for 1936. if you think so, too,
2 shall appreciate your support at the
polls Monday. Wishing all a Happy
and Prosperous Year.
Yom's sincerely,
11. C. "LAWSON.
Bro. W. C. Sutherland; J.W., Bro. M.
A. Reid; S.D., Bro. Gordon McGavin;
J.D., Bro. Charles 13ohnes; LG,,
Bro. William A. Wright; D. of C., W.
Bro. Harry E. Jeffrey; Chaplain, R.
W. Bro. John H. ,Reid; Treas., W.
131.0..J. E. Keating; Sec., R. W. Bro.
Charles Aberhart; S.S., Bro. Ross
Scott; J.S., Bro. Geo. D. Ferguson;
Tyler, Bro. Janes Rankin,
After• the installation a fourth de-
gree was served by the member's of
Britannia Lodge.
VARNA
Mr. Bob Aberhart of Seaforth spent.
it few days calling on old friends and
neighbours.
Mr: Cecil Wiley of Detroit is spend-
ing the holiday period with his sister,
Mrs. W. Reid.
Rev. and Mrs. Bandy spent Christ-
mas with their son in Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Chnter re-
turned hone Friday tater spending a
week with friends in London.
The United Sunday School Christ-
mas tree which had to be postponed
owing to stormy weather, was held
on Monday evening . with a fair at-
tendance.
Misses Irene and Mary Chnter of
London spent Christmas at their
home dere,
Miss Webster of Luclniow is vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid in
the holiday season.
VIMMINIOMMIONNIOMIN
To the Electors of the
Town of Clinton
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
At the request of a large number
of the ratepayers of the Town of
Clinton, I have decided to offer my
ser•vie"es for the year 1936 for • the
office of Reeve. - If elected I will do
as heretofore, all in my power both
in County and Town Council to fur-
ther the interests of the town.
Thanking you for past ;favors and
wishing you all A Happy and erPros-
x
t'ous NewYear.
I ask to remain your humble ser-
vant. '
GEO. H. ELLIOTT.
VOTE FOR
T. Hawkins
for COUNCILLOR
THE WORKINGMAN'S FRIEND
TO THE ELECTORS OF CLINTON:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
As I have, decided to run for coun-
cillor this year I would respectfully'
ask for your support. If elected I
'shall endeavor to serve you to the
best of Dry. ability.
Your sincerely,
E. WARD.
FOR COUNCILLOR
ELECTORS OF CLINTON:
If spy work on your 1935 Council
has Diet with your approval, I would
appreciate your support next Mon-
day.
G. MURDOCH
Will He Smile AWhen
He Applies for a Joh?
IN JUST a few years this smiling lad
will start out to make his way in' the
world.
But will he smile when he applies for a
job? Or will he be handicapped by an ins
firrnity made permanent by neglect?
To -day, he should be and will be a
patient in the Hospital for Sick Children,
His, future health, his future happiness, his
smile over the many years to come, depend
on skilful treatment by doctors and nurses.
If admission and treatment were limited
by the amount of the fixed grants made by
Provincial and Municipal governments, he
and countless other children would suffer.
In a sincere effort to serve the best in.
terests of little patients, no needed expense
is spared. Everything necessary to effec-
tive treatment is provided. But this mean%
that there is a deficit each year,
For the current year, we , must raise
$70,000.00 to meet this shortage. We ask
your help. No donation is too large, none
too small. Every gift is welcome.
16,480 Radiographs made by the
X -Ray Department last year, repre-
senting 9,112 ,cases requiring this
Will you please consider this as a per- service to guide Physicians and
sonal responsibility? ' Your gift will earn Surgeons.
everlasting gratitude,
• Send your' donation to the Appeal Secretary
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