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.St; Paul's Ladies' Guild
Hears Full Reports
St. Paul's Ladles'.Guild n>4et in
rrl3wen Memorial Hall ton Tuesday,
December 5. Twelve -members
answered the roll call.
The treasurer gave a very full
.and -interesting report dea�iing.
with various activities: $44.06 Was
realized from the Travelling Ap-
rons and . $120;90' 'from •t h e
;Claristanas Auction. Satisfaction
ever the auction was expressed.
Fend the secretary was instructed
to write letters of 'appreciation'
to those non-members 'Who help-
eed so generously.
The Flower Mission reported
flowers sent to two during No-
vember and two messages of
thanks have been received.
There was no report from the
Qtuiting committee.
The Property committee 're-
ported on minor needs and sug-
gested that we replenish some 'of
the silver and dishes. This mat -
'ter was gone into very thorough-
ly and it was moved, seconded
and carried .th'et the property
' osmnittee be given authority 'to
purchase the necessary silver-
ware, but to hold the purchase
of the china over until 'a later
date. The bill for the silver' is
to be presented and paid before
the end of the year. The newly -
formed Men's Club has already
justified its existence 'and is to
be highly commended for the
wonderful transformation it has
'=.made in the Sunday 'lel ool room.
There was a most interesting
'report front the Board of Man -
::,agement. The Guild members
will now Icnbwe'little•more about
the running end management of Mrs. G. B. Beattie'
their Church, Heads W -W '-WA
A partially made quilt or
spread of sparva cloth has been
donated to the Guild for finishing
and sale, This was gratefully ac-
cepted and is to be brought in
after Christmas.
It was pointed out that there
has been overlapping on the parts
of the Guild and the Friendship
Club in sending Christmas flow-
ers to the sick and shut-in mem-
bers of the paris+h.. It was sug-
gested that the Guild look after
the flowers at Easter and leave
the sending of the Christmas
flowers to the Friendship Club.
A motion of Mrs. J. M. Elliott's,
seconded by Mrs. Zapfe-outlaw-
ing the practice of putting a full
slate of officers in on a motion
was carried.
A cordial invitation was ex-,
'tend'ed to the Guild members by
the Friendship Club to attend
their Christmas Party , in the
Parish Hall on Wednesday even-
ing, Dec. 13, at eight • o'clock.
As our next gathering is, the
annual meeting, a striking com-
mittee was appointed to bring in
the slate of officers for the com-
ing year. The two ladies acting
in this capacity are Mrs. Ford and
Mrs. Draper. '
After the offering, Mrs. Butted
closed the meeting with the'
Benediction.
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SIX VESSELS WINTERING
GODERICH-Six vessels will
winter here with storage cargoes:.
Saskadoc, 241,000 bushels of
wheat; Soodoc, 339,000 bushels of
oats; Windoc, 329,000 bushels oats;
Bricoldoe, 236,000 bushels of
wheat; Fort Wildoc, 272,000 bus -
TOWN OF CLINTON
Proclamation
In accordance with a resolution of the Town
Council, adopted at its'tneeting on December 4, 1950,
I hereby •proalciiim
Boxing Day
Tuesday, Dec. 26
Citic Holiday
and call 'upon all citizens to observe it as such.
(Signed)
ROBERT Y. HATTIN,
Mayor, Town of Clinton
Clinton, Ontario
December 11, 1950 50-51-b
police Notice
Parked Vehicles
In accordance with Bylaw No. 30 of the Town
of Clinton for 1949, and at the request of the Town
Council, d[ hereby 'call upon motorists to keep the streets
free of parked vehicles at stipulated periods for the purpose
of street cleaning ;and snow removal.
May I emphasize the following provisions of the
Bylaw:
(I) No personal shall leave a vehicle of any kind
parked on the streets of the Town of Clinton between
the hours df 12 pen. and '7 'a.m.;
(2) That for the purposes of street cleaning and
snow removal, the Chief of Police is hereby em-
powered, at any time during the day or night, to
remove any vehicle from -any .street;
(3) That .any costs incurred in removing a vehicle
shall be borne by the owner thereof;
(4) That any person contravening any of the pro-
visions of this Bylaw shall be liable to a fine of
not more than $10, 4exelpsive of costs, for each In-
fraction thereof.
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''(Signed)
LEO KELLY,
CHIEF OF POLICE
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The December meeting of the
Woman's Association of Wesley -
Willis United Church took the
form of a Christmas Party on
Thursday,taiiternoop, December 7.
In spite of the bad weather there
was a splendid attendance . of
ladies.
The president, -.Mrs. George
Beattie, opened the meeting by
reading a Christmas poem, and
leading in • a prayer for Peace.
The carol, "Joy to the World"
was sung. Mrs. Will Pickard
reedthe story of the birth. of
Jesus from St. Matthew's gospel
chapter 2. Mrs. James. McGill
offered prayer.
A short business period was
conducted. Mrs. Hugh Wilson was
asked to take the chair for the
election of officers and called for
the report of the striking com-
mittee, which. was given by the
convener, Mrs, A. T. Cooper. The
report was adopted and Mrs,
Beattie, as president for 1951, a-
gain took the chair.
Mrs. Charles Nelson conducted
a very beautiful programme en-
titled "The Holy Story in word
and song," This was interspers-
ed with a number of carols, Mrs.
H. Charlesworth was accompanist,
Mrs. M. Nediger sang very sweet-
ly "Star of the East."
The meeting was held in the
lecture room but tea was served
in the Church Parlour which was
prettily decorated with wreaths
and coloured lights. The table
was covered with a hand -made
lace cloth. and centred with
chrysanthemums and lighted red'
candles. Mrs. E. H. Epps and
Mrs. Pickard poured tea, and the'
assistants were young ladies of
Mrs. Epps' group, who served e'
delicious tea which included
Christmas cake and home-made
candy.
Officers for 1951: Honorary
president. Mrs. Hugh Wilson;
president, Mrs. George Beattie;
first vice-president, Mrs. M. Nedi-
ger; second vice-president, Mrs,
Frank Andrews; treasurer, Mrs.
A. E. Shaddock; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank Fingl'and; cor-
responding secretary, Mrs. Cliff
Cooper; press secretary, Mrs. A.
T. Cooper; group leaders: Mrs. J.
Nedigor, Jr.; Mrs. Reg. Shipley;
Mrs. William Murch; Mrs. Doug-
las Bartilff; Conveners: property,
Mrs. Wilfred Jervis; flower, Mrs.
Fred Gatden; sewing, Mrs. D.
Laidlaw; Manse, Mrs. Will Pick-
ard; programme, Mrs. Norman
Shepherd; : pianist, Mrs. Harry
Charlesworth.
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Mrs. A. J. McMurray
Heads Ont. St. WMS
The December meeting of the
WMS of Ontario St, United
Church was held on Tuesday,
December 12, at the home of Mrs.
Brock Olde with 29 ladies pres-
ent, and the first vice-president,
Mrs. M. Wiltse, presiding.
The meeting opened with an
appropriate introductory poem
followed by the Christmas story
from Luke 2, interspersed with
the Christmas hymns, No. 64, 65
and 60, The devotional exercises
were taken by Mrs, Wiltse from
the Christmas programme in the
Missionary Monthly which in-
cluded the caiidlelighting service
and the readers for this service
were Mrs. N. Carter., Mrs. C.
Martin, Miss E. Plumsteel, Mrs.
J. Radford and Mrs. F. Town-
send, The Lord's Prayer closed
this part of the meeting.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were received as read
and business arising oust of these
minutes was attended to, viz. -(l)
It was decided to have the Sch-
neider demonstration on January
23, Mas. Maltby to supply them
with the requited details.
(2) There is to be a shower of
garments at the January meeting
for Miss Courtice's eleven -pound
gift parcel to Japan.
(3) Mrs, N Carter reported
having the required quota for the
Presbyterial bale;
(4) Clmistm'as cards were to be
sent to the sick and shut-ins of
the church.
The treasurer, Mrs, George
Wheatley, reported having re-
ceived $12.85 from the November
envelopes, $93.35 for Autumn
thankofffering, $12 from Group 1,
$36 from Group 2, and $11 from
Group 5.
The Community Friendship sec-
retary, Mrs. Webster, reported
seven calls; the visiting committee
s
reported 19 calls; the Mission
Band secretary reported 25 boxes
of Christmas cards on hand.
Roll call was responded toby
a verse containing "love." The
Christian stewardship talk was
ably given by Mrs. M. Aiken,
using 579 as a Tlhanl;sgi ing
prayer and "Christmas and Gift
Giving" as her theme.
Mrs. R. G. Bennett favored
with a solo, the Christmas h n,
"It Came Upon a Midr igh.t
Clear."
The nominating comm ttee
brought in a slate of officer for
1951 after which the new p esi-
dent, Mrs. McMurray, made her
maiden speech. Mrs. Fear and
Mrs. McMurray extended avote
of thanks to Mrs. Olde for the
use of her home for this mea ing.
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The slate of officers are: hon-
orary president, Ma's. G. Shipley;
past president. Mrs. W. S. R.
Holmes; president, Mrs. A. J. Me -
Murray first vice-president, Mrs.
M. Wiltse; second vice-president,
Mrs. R Fear; third vice-president,
Mrs. C. Elliott; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. F. Townsend; corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs. D. M.
Maltby; treasurer, Mrs. George
Wheatley; Christian stewardship,
Mrs. M .Aiken; community friend-
ship, Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Jos-
hing; visiting cosnmattee, Miss
Courtice'and. Miss Pickett; assoc-
iate members, Mrs. Glazier, Mrs.
J. Johnston; missionary monthly,
Mrs. Radford; temperance, Mns.
A. Farnham; expense fund secre-
tary, Mrs•, N. Carter; supply, Mrs.
Sly; press and literature, Miss R.
Pickett; pianists 'Miss F Wiltse,
Mrs. J W Treleaven Mission
Band, Mrs. R. Fear, Mrs. C.
Stewart; Baby Band, Mrs. Hog-.
gait; study book convener, Mrs.
I3. Olde; audi:sgs, Mrs. D. Si.
Maltby, Mrs. 3 W. Treleaven.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
a
Presbyterian Minister
Called From Ireland
A unanimous can, from Mel-
ville Church, Brussels and Knox
Church, Belgrave, was Sanction-
ed -ply the Presbytery of Huron -
Maitland alt its recent meeting.
Rev. W. H. T. Fulton, now lab-
ouring in Latter Kenny Preaby-
tory, Donegan, Ireland, was the
recipient of the call et -a stipend
of $3,090 with use of Manse which
has lately been renovated at a
cost of $2,500. The call bore the
nacres of 273 members and 73 ad-
herents. Mr. Fulton w,ill accept
the call,' He has' gone to Ireland
to arrange for bringing his family
to Canada.
Aid department of the church,
gave the Presbytery a fine dem-
onstration of the use of projec-
tors, films, film strips and lant-
ern slides, in the educattionel ef-
forts of church work. She stated
that this form of educational
method had increased many times
during the past five years,though-
out Canada.
The minimum stipend f or
Presbyterlas ministers having
been set by the General Assembly
at $2,400sthe Presbytery appoint-
ed a visitation committee and
instructed it to visit every pa's-
taral. charge in the area, with a
view of discovering the Shility
of the congregations to meet this
oblii'gation, or if not, to ascertain
the amount required to do so,
Miss M. Isbister of the Visual that application might be made
Legion Auxiliary
Receives Members
The Ladies' Auxiliary or the
Canadian' Legion held a very
to the General Funds of the
church, These visits are to be
made in December.
The treasurer of Presbytery
reported on the finances and stat-
ed that alter all expenses had
been paid the balance was $290.
The allocation for missionary
purposes • remain as in 1950 fin
each pastoral charge for the en-
suing year.
The standing c'omanittees of
Presbytery were appointed for
1951,,
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pleasant Christmas party on
Monday evening, December 11,
in the Legion HaII. ., • ,
It was decided tobuy a hear-
ing aid for a . veteran in West-
aninster Hospital, and also to -
donate $25. to that hosp'idatl ' and ,
$50 to the Beck Memorial San
atorium.
Four new members - Mrs.
Thomas Steep. Mrs. Cameron
Proctor, Mrs. Frank Ccetk" -and
Mrs. Claude Daw-were received
into the order in an, impressive
ceremony.
Santa Claus appeared on the
scene and distributed gifts from
a well -laden tree, A delicious
lunch was served with Mrs. Bert
Stanley as convener, assisted by
Mrs. Fred Hanley, Mrs. Alex Ink -
ley, Mrs. Alex Haddy, with Mrs.
J. E. Cook pouring tea.
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