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Memorials and Cemetery Work
of Every Description
T. PRYDE and SON
Clinton — Exeter — Seaforth
The next meeting of the Huron. County.:
Council will be held in the Council Cham.
hers, Court House, Goderich, commencing
at 2.00 p.m.' Tuesday, January 15, 1952.
All •accounts, notices of deputations and other business
requiring the attention of Council should be inn the hands
of the County Clerk not later than Saturday, Jan. 12, 1952,
(Signed)
A. H. ERSKINE,,
County Clerk,
1-2-b Goderich.
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Robert 'Townsend spent the
weekend in Toronto.
Mrs, Fred Prest spent last
week with liar mother', Mrs. D. ▪ greweerd.
Mr. and Mrs, Victor Kennedy,'
Mr. and Mrs. john Mama and
Leeland, visited Sunday with
Miss Lillian Adams.
Ross Radford, who bee been
on the lakes daring the season,
visited with his grandmother,
Niro. J. IL Shobbrook, recently.
Londeshere WA
The January meeting of Lon-
des)Doro WA will be held in the
Sunday School room of the
church on Thursday,' Jan, 17,
Programine committee; Mrs, John
Shobbrople and Mrs. F. Tamblyn;
hostesses are.: Mrs. James Fair-
service, Mrs. Lloyd Pipe, Mrs. A.
Wells and Mrs. W, Brunsdon. A
cordial invitation is given to all
ladies of the congregation to be
present.
B-L YPU Meets
The Berns-Londeshoro YPU
held its regular meeting in the
Londesboro United Church on
January 6, The meeting began
with a sing-song under the direc-
tion of Gail Manning.
During the business session two
new officers were appointed.
Moved by Mr. Brenton and sec-
onded by Jim Scott that Jack
Webster be returned as press re-
porter; and moved by Vera Lyon
and Bert Lyon that Gail Manning
also be returned as pianist; mov-
ed by Harry Lear and Bert Lyon
that the B-L YPU hold• a social
evening during the week of Jan.
14; moved by Bert Lyon and Jim
Scott that we adjourn,
The worship service took the
form of a young people's dedisea-
'Lion service led by Clare Vincent.
Benediction was given by Rev. S,
H, Brenton. Recreation follow-
ed under the direction of Gail
Manning. Lunch was served and
the meetinwiclosed with the sing-
ing of Taps.
Mission Band Meets
The Mary Grierson Mission
Band held its meeting in the
school room of the church on
Sunday morning, Dec. 30. With
the president, Muriel Shobbrook,
in the chair and Marguerite Lyon
at the piano, meeting opened
with hymn 18, "Away in the
Manger" and God Save the King,
and the Lord's Prayer in unison,
The Scripture lesson was read
and minutes of last meeting. The
treasurer's report given by Mur-
iel Shobbrook. Roll call was an-
swered by handing in mite box-
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es; offering was received by
JIMMY Alexander. Norman Alex-
ander showed pictures and "Mrs.
Grierson described them. T h e
pictures were taken in Korea
where Mrs, Grierson once lived.
"0 Come All Ye Faithful" was
sung, feilowed by prayer by Mrs.
Grierson,
Officers for 1952 are as fol-
lows: president, Muriel.- Shob-
brook; vice-president, John Shad-
click; secretary, Marjory Young;
assistant sec e. Kenneth
Gaunt; treasurer, David Aleetand-
er; Scripture reading, Berry
Pipe; plan*, Marguerite Lyon;
World 'Peace, Billy Crawford;
Temperance, Kenneth Gaunt;
music, M. Lyon; collection, Bil-
een Josling; Missionary secretary,
Marjory Hunking; eVVerld Friends
secretary, Marguerite Lyon,
(Intended for last week)
Miss D. Little, Toronto, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. R. Townsend
in the holidays.
Mrs. J. H.' Shobbrook was with
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbings and
family on Christmas.
Miss Helen McGregor, St. Catn-
ar.iesee, visited recently with her
friend, Miss Edith Beacom,
Fred Shobbrook spent Christ-
mas at the home of his daughter
and family, Mr, anal Mrs. E.
Knox.
Howard Brunsdon, Mr. a n d
Mrs. Dick Vodden, Clinton, were
with Mrs, W. T. Brunsdon on
Christmas Day.
Peggy, Barbara and Russel
Pickett, Clinton, spent Christmas
with their father, Ted Pickett,
and other friends.
Miss Margaret Tamblyn, Belle-
eville, spent the Christmas holi-
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Tamblyn.
Mrs. E. J. Crawford and John-
son, Mr. and Mrs. James Craw-
ford spent Christmas at the home
of Fred Preston, also their own
family were present.
Mrs. Lillie Webster and 'Jack
had as guests on Christmas, Mr.
and Mrs, Harold Adams and Jean,
Clinton, t h e Webster family,
Auburn, and Miss L. Young.
Mrs. M. Manning was at the
home of her daughter on Christ-
mas, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hunking,
with a family get-together; 18 be-
ing present, and on December 26,
the Anderson family of Belgrave,
,were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Hunking.
SS Entertainment
The Sunday School Christmas
tree and entertainment was post-
poned indefinitely owing to the
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iiensall, who
Korea in
Christmas with
member of
ricia Canadian
ry, he „saw
of active service
the
time
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arrived
his
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very stormy weather. The gifts
were given out on Sunday at the
regular Sunday School service.
Londesboro WI to Meet
Londesboro Women's Institute
meeting will be held January 10,
at '7 p.m. in Community Hall.
The agricultural representative,
G. W. Montgomery, will be the
speaker. Please bring a card
table and a deck of cards. Men
are invited. A pot-luck supper
will be served.
YPU Officers Named
Members of Londesboro Young
People's Union held their Christ-
mas party and banquet in the
basement of Londesboro United
Church.
Following the banquet a sing-
song was conducted by Gail Man-
ning.
The following officers were ap-
pointed for 1952: Honorary presi-
dent, Rev. S. H. Brenton; presi-
dent, Clare Vincent; vice-presi-
dent, Grant Snell; treasurer, Jim
Scott; leadership education, Lois
Fell;--faith and evangelism, June
Lear; ditizenship and community
service, Vera Lyon; stewardship
and training, Ruth Vincent.
Missions and world outreach,
Bill Cowan; recreation and cul-
ture, Gail Manning. •
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LONDON ROAD
The December meeting of the
London Road Club was held on
December 27 at the home of Mrs.
Cann., There were 11 members,
one visitor and four children
present. The meeting was called
to order by the president and
opened by singing "Silent Night",
followed by ,the Creed. The
treasurer's and flower convener's
reports were read, four boxes had
been sent at Christmas to the
shut-ins.
The program was in charge of
Mrs.• Manning who read a hum
orous selection entitled "The
Ghosts of Christmas Concerts
Past." A contest pertaining to
the parts of a watch was won
by Jean Anderson. • Mrs. Cann
and Peter favoured by singing
"Silent Night," accompanied on
the piano by Susie.
The election of officers was
held with the ' same ones being
returned to office with the ex-
ception of secretary to be Jean
Anderson, with Mrs. W. Watkins
as assistant. The mystery box
was won by Mrs. Cann. An 'ex-
change of Christmas gifts then
took place, including some for
the children. The meeting clos-
ed with God Save the King and
the hostess served lovely refresh-
ments. ,
The January meeting is to be
held at Mrs. Manning's. The
programmes for 1952 are to be
made out and each one is asked
to bring some roll call ideas. A
card party will be held in aid
of the hospital and everyone is
urged to attend.
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Passes in Port IIIIren
Mrs. C. M. Hedden received
word this week of the sudden
death of her sister-in-law, • Mrs.
Russell Rothaerreee, who died
suddenly at her hone in Port
Huron, Thursday morning, -Jan.
3. She was the former Florence
George, daughter of the late Mr.
And Mrs. Ben George, Ailsa Craig,
and WAS born in that town. Sur-
viving are her husband, a form-
er well known Dashwood resi-
dent; two sons: James and Reg;
one daughter, Mrs. George Ken-
nedy. Mrs, Mamie i'eddler, Ailsa Craig, is a sister. Funeral sere
vices were held at Port Huron,
Sunday, January O.
(Intended for last week)
Special Constable
Lee Oesch has received the ap-
pointment as special constable for
dances, for the village of Hen-
sel', He formerly was on the
police staff at St, Catharines.
Successful Party
The annual Christmas party for
the children of Hensall and, dist-
rict was the lardeet one ever
held in Hensel'. 482 bags of
candy were given out and 300
bottles of chocolate milk, ran
short, milk donated by Ronald
Mock of Hurondale Dairy.
Reeve A. W. Kerslake and
James A. Paterson presided for a
draw for the ladies and the five
following ladles were lucky in
winning cash, tickets drawn by
Santa Claus: $25, Mrs. Gordon
Harkness; $15, Mrs. T. Kyle; $10,
Mrs, L. Mickle; $5, Mrs, "'Albert
Alexander; $5, Mrs. John Shep-
herd. Children and adults en-
joyed a free picture show in the
hall in charge of Rev. W. J.
Rogers. Santa made a great hit
when he arrived in Hensall in a
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I horse end cutter driven by ran Kyle.
This was sponsored by the
Chamber of .Ccaneeeeece and the Ifensall Branch 0 the Canadian
• Legion.
White Gift Service
In a setting of evergreen, geld streamers and attractive colour--
ed lighting effects the Sunday
Scheol el the United Church held its annual White Gift Service.
There was a eplendid response of
rnoneY and clothing for the Kor.,
can Relief Fund. The Junior
Choir led the service of praise
and for their selections rendered''
"Ring out the bells for Christ-
mas" and "Songs of Joy", Mem-
bers of the Sunday School assist-
ed with the service, Donald Kyle
gave the call to worship, The
Christmas lesson was read 11;iy
Marlene Richardson, Miss Wieei-
.fred Grey presented the .Cheiet-
Mee story, "The Road to Beth-
leinne. Jerry Drysdale, Billy
Shaddick, Gerald ,Flyun, offered
Irecitations, and the Primary
class gave a number, "On Christ-
mas Day". Rev, W. J. Rogers
presided'. Miss Greta Laminie
Was at the organ console. S. G.
'Ronnie directed' the choir, De-
1 corating committee were Mrs, rt. Broderick and Mrs, W. Spencer.
STANLEY
Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Paisley,
Master Ian Paisley, Toronto, Mr,
and Mrs., Will Tebbutt, Goderich,
Mr. Alex NIcEwen, Mrs. Janet
Stephens, and Mr. and Mrs. Stew-
art Middleton, ( were guests on
New Year's day at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McEwen.
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Fire Walls Built and Repaired
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• Remittances of ties( by individuals and corporations,
and tax deducted at the source by employers resi-
dent in the Counties of HURON, BRUCE and
WELLINGTON* should be mailed or delivered to
the District Taxation Office at Kitchener.
• Taxpayers (both individual and corporations) resi-
dent in the above-mentioned Counties, who form-
erly filed their appropriate Income Tax returns and
Succession Duty returns with the District Taxation
Offices at London or Hamilton, will file their
returns for 1951 and subsequent teeXatiOn years,
With the District Taxation Office at Klithener.
DEPARTMENT Ot NATIONAL REVENUE
'TAXATION DIVISION
CHANGE OF
INCOME TAX DISTRICT .
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS RESIDING IN
HURON, BRUCE and WELLINGTON
COUNTIES
• The Counties of HURON, BRUCE and WELLING-
TON, formerly under the jurisdiction of the London
or Hamilton District Taxation Offices, have now
been transferred to the ju'risd'iction of the District
Taxation Office at Kitchene7, Ontario, located in
the Dunker Building, 251 King Street West. Ac-
cordingly, the records of all taxpayers residing in
these three Counties have ,been transferred from
the District Taxation Offices at London or Hamil-
ton, to their new location, and any related cor-
respondence or general inquiries on u taxation
matters, should be directed to the District Taxa-
tion Office at Kitchener.
DAIRYMEN,
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TELEPHONE TOLL CHARGES
NOTICE is hereby given that Application has been
made to the Ontario Municipal Board for authority to put
into effect as from January 31, 1952, the 'following toll
charges which .are in conformity with the standard rates
already in effect for similar distances elsewhere.
Between
Carlow and
Goderich
Station-Station Person-Person Overtime
5 min. 10c-3 min, 05c 3 min. 20c 1 min. 05c
Clinton
3 min. 15c-1 min. 05c 3 min. 30c 1. min. 05c
Plus 03c surcharge on each call 20c to $1.45
Should you wish to present any substantial argument
in favor of or opposed to this application you may, do so
by addressing a letter to Miss M. B. Sanderson, secretary,
Ontario Municipal Board, Parliament Buildings, Toronto,
To receive attention your letter should be mailed not later
than the 21st day of January, and the exchange and number
of your telephone should be clearly stated therein.
If you desire further information in reference to the
need for increasing the telephone rates, you, may apply to
the undersigned either personally, by telephone or by letter.
Colborne Municipal Telephone
System
R. J. MOORE, Secretary-Treasurer
Goderich, Ont., R.R. No. 4
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.„ We sincerely thank
all those whom we have
done business with in the past, and may
we still have your continued patronage,
shipping all kinds of livestock VERY
THURSDAY.
Yours sincerely,