Clinton News Record, 1954-12-16, Page 9IIJRSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1954 C1INTO11T NEWS -RECORD
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good attendance. The president, was
In peeping with' Chi#tmas, A Cold DUCklil ♦ �++++a �+.
Mrs, Lloyd Scotchmer, conducted Rev'. P. Renner offered prayer. g
the opening exercises and prbsided.
News, aFPayffidd -Mrs: William E, Parker gave the In the business part `of the meet- Lr+•+a+Ht
ing; Plans 'were made to have a Experienced By BRUCEFIELD HNALL
secretary's report, The treasurer's pot -luck supper some time iiiJan- a �*y r
Representative statement, read by Mrs. R. H,' F. wary: This being t}ie anual meet- GOderlCh Kin Supped
ti<ISS 'LUClr R, WOODS Phone BAYFIELD 45 r 3 Gairdner, bowed a successful ing; :the new officers were, ele'ete Mall T• ,B. Baird'is in Clinton •At the Kinsmen Club of •Hen -
bazaar, .
-$ing d the for
the corrin d honald Bert MacAdam, Code• Hospital, where ;he ung a 1C 'sail upper meeting last Thursday
The decorat g year, :Before giv-
risbmas was discus- rich; a m jorsurgery: nt one new member was admitted it'-'
church for Ch ing up the_ chair, the president, grandson of Captain Bert qa n
The Rev. and Mrs: F. H. Paull Miss Barbara Bassett London, sed. Arrangements were made'to MacDonald, Mis• Mruce to membershi ,
hold the Sunda School Christ Mrs: K.' Brandon, thanked the , n d, also of Goderich, . - Menerey; Bayfield, P It was disclosed
xeturned to Listowel on Thursday, was home over the weekend. Y mss members for their kid received -a cold ducki last spent a, few days with he that the club had been very
party In she town hall on. Thu
n co. ,pet a ng r nieces, rt' 'suc
after having been the Gddes Parc *. tion during the past year. Wednesday; when he slipped Kay and Marie Elliott.' cessful: in their Christmas tree
afternoon a Y da f P peed and
guests of Mrs. N. Wr Woods
over
Tlae First Company Goderich toy afternoon, December 30. Fol Mrs• fell into 'the water at Bayfield
project and had: sold a consider
,last Wednesday night, wing the closing prayer; Mrs. Fred Wallis was chairman y CJoncerts able Mumber; The winner o
Girl Guides extended an mvita fox, the election of officers, wfiteh Harbour, f the
Perch`. Litt tion. to 'the First Company Bay- Merrier served refreshments. are' He had been at work on the SS 3 Tueltersmith laps draw,was Bill Rowehffe.
as follows: president, Mrs. Christmas Concert on p a On Saturday, De I ff'
According" to "the' local fisher- field Girl' Guides to;attend their„ Knox W1YIS Fred al is fir government scow which is dri1- December r 18 a
=mien out of Bayfield Harbour; the Christmas art in. the Goderich W I first vice- resident, 20. SS 10 Stanley spectacular
party The annual meeting the Wo- p ling for bedrock on the south Y will bald picture shod, will be
perch lift is Improving, Public School auditorium on De- Y Society of Knox NIrs: Grant Stirling; second vice concert on December , hL I. the Town Hall
man's Missionar side of thq river, re irate to e 21, The It will be
y president, `-Mrs.' Robert Welsh; huildin �x p p church concert will be the last one of the e r "'
p am!ng wall: on Decem „ Y a Alice
Carol Stn eember 15:' It was with rest Presbyterian Church was held at g a et
>a g the home of Mrs. J, J. Richardson third vice- resident, Mrs. Lloyd FIe was' pulled from' the is ter 22: m Wonderland.
Following Sunday Schoof • in pleasure that the local company Westlake; secretary,; Mrs. Arnold water b other . y
'Trinit C urch on Sunday•,after With their' leaders; Mrs. George on Wednesday afternoon of last Y e men working Yosper Service
g Makins;' treasurer, Mrs, Reg. with; him and suffered no m u '
moon, Yihe pupils and' teachers re- Adams Captain, and Mrs. 'S:; B: Week Mrs. C. W. Brown presided; _. Goderich Township
aired to the Higgins, Lieutenant, accepted the and gave a :Christmas reading,: Francis. other than being Bold and very ial Chris 'LT.'is in charge of spec p
paired e, home, of Mrs. R. H. The annual thankofferin , to The meeting. was closed with wet, in th tmastune ' vesper service Mr. and Mrs: Grant t'
F..Gairdifer to sing' carols -around invitation and attended this en- tvhic there g prayer by Rev. T. Renner. Lunch ' w e Church -on 5'unday evening, sent Stirling
3oyable affair. At the meeting of h re was a generous re- December 19, Mrs, ng, p ,last week with the fanners
the Crib; ;There were about 35 g g was served by the- hostess` and W. Scott -is sister, Mr, and Mrsc'Le •
the Bayfield Guides on Monday sponse •was received at this. meet- committee. The • next' meetin -is their leader, Lewis friend
children present, at this annual evening; Mrs: George Adams read ing, Mrs. Russel ear ave the g. good results 's the year's world Ainherstburg, and with Erie
nt. Mrs, George Adams was secretor ' g to, be ;the usual birthday meeting The treasurer's report rid zn
eve p f indicated Detroit.
y s 'report of - an active Y. ,that the allocation of 225 had
at :the piano. Mrs. W, S. Outer- a Guide Christmas card to .the at the home of Mrs. John Lindsay.
dg g company from Rosalind Carew year: Mrs, Bruce, Menerey read
tri a sin as . -a solo ' e Little the financial statement WMS Annual been reached,„and passed,
'Town of 13ethlelaeni” in very ane .Jones in England. showed, Which The Women's Missionar Society The executive having met and
voice, Before. 'the left . Mrs. Trinity Church Guild iiia£` all allocations had y Y
y been meta of. St, Andrew's United .Church arraged a slate of . officers for
laairdner treated them to artistic , The Trinity Church Guild met Arrangements were held its annual meetingand elect- the coining year,., these were voted
PROCLAMATcookies'and a lollypopat the hoYrie ofMrs. Merton 1VTer- g made to ion of officers on Thrsda last upon and elected to office. Z7ie corrimenoe the study of India In Y I ON
fof each pupih I nor om Tuesday :evening, with a the New year. Mrs. Brown va- at the, parsonage. There was a Rev.' Peter Renner conducted the
cited'the chair for the election of Westlake dance and Mrs. Gladwin installation ceremony,
officers •which resulted in all be- s in the chair. 1955 officers -are as follows; ]
• ing' returned by acclamation ;for After the opening exercises, Mrs.
past president, Mrs: G. Westlake; MUNICIPAL
Voters List Pon ', 1955. They are: president, Mrs. P. Renner was asked, to come for- ,President, Mrs. J. Scotchmer; first 'ELECTIONS
• C: W, Brown; vice-president,; Mrs. ward' and'Miss A. M. Stirling; in vice-president, Mrs. Harvey Koh-
TOWNSHIP OF "STANLEY Dewar Talbot; secretary, Mrs: a few well-chosen words, asked nor; second vice-president, Mrs. TO�Vih�]si
her to accept a WMS.Life Mem- P, Renner, third .vice-president; V Of Stanley
I,; Fred 'Watson, Clerk of the Municipality of the Russel Heard; treasurer, Mrs. Mrs; L. Smith; secretor
P Bruce Menere Glad!Tidin sec- bership Certificate. Mrs. Gladwin y, Mrs. Ro-
y' gs bort Scotehmer; treasurer, Mrs. G. • Notice is hereby given- that a meeting of elect
To of Stanley, in the County of Huron,' declare rotary, Mrs. J. J, Richardson. At. Westlake made the presentation. Wes 1 for the n g ors,
thpt I have ,posted up in my office, R.R. 3 Ila field the. close of the meeting,the host- In her gracious response; Mrs, # ake; Associate Helper sec- nomination. of candidates' for h
rets the position of
' ' y ess served tea: Renner, expressed her thanks and .. i3'. Mrs. L. Makins; Christian.; reeve, councillors and. #rustees-for the Township the' -"Voters' List for .the year 19,54 and I hereby call real appreciation of the ft. The citizenship, Mrs„ Robert. Scotch ownshtp School
wllung workers Area, will be held in .the
upon ail voters to take immediate proceedings to have rpll call was answered.. by gifts mer, Christian 'stewardship, Miss any omiSgions or errors corrected according to lad. The December meeting of the foi- a welfare fund. M. Stirling; Missionary Monthly,
Willing Workers was held at the Miss . Stirling gave a talk on Miss J. Stirling; literature seereWN]f HALL, VARNA
This. fist, was posted in my office on the 30th home of Mrs. Kenneth Brandon, 'The claim of Christ to our Chris- tart'; Mrs, F. Watson, friendship .
day of Novemtte'r, 1954. and `opened by the president, lead- tion stewardship", and urged that secretary, Mrs. D. Dewar„ assisted
FLED WATSON,- Clerk, ing'in the Willing Workers pray- Christ should be remembered and by Mrs, F. Watson, Mrs. J. Mae-
er. This was followed by a hymn, honoured more on His birthday. Kenzie,• Mrs. L. Talbot, Mrs. I. MONDAY, ]1EaEMSER 'i
P — g Steckler Mission Band secretary, s 2 r 1954
on' Come and Worship", winch made their xo rts, all showin Mrs. C. Scotchmer; Baby Band
The resident then read ail article The de artment ,secretaries secretary, Mrs. R. Greer. between the hours of. ,
P
one O'clock and two o'clock in
- o the afternoon. '
y�,/ Aberdeen An the
if necessary, an election to fill the above named
IBMEwTION
Group Sees Slides
ATTAM,Positions or any of Them will be held on n
eeaT
MONDAY, R. Baker MONDA, dAN(7A:RY 3, 1955
s tRFAR H- JE" S The first banquet sponsored by at the following places and by the following named
thr• Grey-Bruce:Huron Aberdeen persons. That is to-sqin
1
hod Is Breeders'
s' Underwood, Cattion s P , Y
r SD No. 1—Baird s School
f sial Bring was done by the Underwood PSD No. 2 --.SS ' Sohoel """ _Cliff Stewart
DRQ a
3r. rsRs
Women's Institute, A most sumpt- PSD No. 3—SS lk School DUO-JbortFlood
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Starting December 1$• 1954 and Vous and generous turkey repast PSD No. 4 7C�vp. ]Flail, Varna DUO—Lloyd Flo
PIMA IN DISTI ttl�i E IS�P�AS G9�TS! g was provided by the Institute. PSD No. r> ss s schoolYS
DRQ—Frank Neciinchey,
Nearly 120 Angus Breeders and PSD No. li--SS 4 School, W DRO -Leonard Talbot
CUllt112tllllg until spring 011r elevators their wives were present. PSD No. 7 ---John Denommy's,
Guest speaker was Stephen Drysdale .; DRO—Philip Durand
will be closed every Saturday,after Stothers, B.S.A., secretary of the PSD No. 8 --Rayfield Town
t Ontario Aberdeen Angus Breeders' Hall DRQ—YTarold Brandonnoon. Association, and once agricultural .,
repraroeldtatBi ker, BSA riassistant
County. it5 commencing at. 9 �.m. and continuing unfit 5 p.m.
' I • agricultural representative for
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Thompso'n
(�.���Of his Coutrip to showed many slides FRED WATSON, Clerk and
V[Lg of his trip to Great Britain and
the continent taken when he ac-. 50.1-b Returning Officer,
s Cioyt. Dixon eninnanied the Ro al F t {
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