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Clinton News-Record, 1949-12-29, Page 6• PAGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, l948 - Items From NEWS OF BAYFIELD Representative: Miss Lucy R. Woods Phone Bayfield 45r3 owermeamemommaxoemsoommorazoommon Mr. nd Mrs. J. E:' Hovey spent Christmas Day in Mitchell: Beverely York, Lucan, is spending the Christmas holidays at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards, Jr., London, spent the weekend at the New Ritz Hotel. Fred Turner, Goderich, spent the Christmas weekend with his son, Grant Turner and family. John R. MacLeod, Port Dover, is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Mac- Leod. Mr. and Mrs. L. Path and son Ronald, Kitchener, spent Christ- mas Day with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Fowlie and Lawrence Fowlie, London, spent the weekend with Frances and Ethel Fowlie., Mr. and Mrs. A. Furter and son Hill, London, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Furter's mother, Mrs. W. J. Stinson. Mrs. Hazel Murray and fam- NOTICE COURT OF REVISION The Council of the Township of Stanley will hold the Court of Revision on the 1950 Assessment Roll, on Thursday, January 5, 1950 in the Township Hall, Varna. Court will be held 10 a.m. to 12 noon on the Bayfield Roll and from 1 p.m. on, on the Township Roll. FRED S. WATSON, Clerk 51-2-b T "THE _HOME OF BETTER USED CARS" .f - Convenient Terms , ::: - Open Every Evening ;i PHONE 73-XBRUSSELS 4. it ttr-MH8 M HH HM M814s-,A3484;484 ,. ;4:j:4w,a.'fi.',:4-4644+;..p.;«1-Y:44,4t • te Used Car Bargains Brand New 1949 CHEVROLET deluxe =; Sports Five -Passenger Coupe, equipped with air-conditioning, .> maroon in colour. ._ 4949 CHEVROLET deluxe Coach, -green-in colour, less than 5,000 '_ miles. 1948 CHEVROLET Sedan '1948 CHEVROLET Coach, with less than 16,000 miles. Priced to sell at $1,595. PLYMOUTH Sedan, special de- luxe, With radio, sun visor, heater, and many extras. 1947 CHEVROLET Fleetmaster Sedan 1947 CHEVROLET Coach, priced to sell' at $1,395. 1938 DODGE Coach =: '1936 DODGE Sedan 1933 CHEVROLET Coach 1936 FORD half -ton pick-up Truck, equipped- with racks, . 1937 CHEVROLET half -ton pick-up = truck, with racks '1946 CHEVROLET half -ton pickup '_. Truck 1948 CHEVROLET One -Ton Pick-up truck 1947 And Many Others As low as $50 will from Brussels Motors. vehicles equipped with TRADiE or drive a car away s, All the above ;s heaters, ._ TERMS .._ .'r SEASON'S GREETINGS! brussels Motors MAKES EVERY PARTY A GA 152 ily Owen Sound, spent a W. j. I Mr and Mrs.R days with Mr. and Mrs. J. , 1� j o 0. Woods Mark McLeod, News -Record's Correspondwnts John MacKenzie, Toronto, is I spending the'Chi7s'vi as. holidays Their Golden 'Anniversary with his p1VIr, arents, and Mrs. � �,.- J. MacKenzie. Miss Helen Colbeek, principal of Hayfield school, left on Thurs- day to spend the holidays at her home in Granton. Mr. and Mrs. James Cruick- Shank and little Berthera, Clin- ton,' spent' Monday with Mrs, William Sturgeon. Willard and Jack Sturgeon, Jr., who have been working in Port Dover, spent the weekend at their respective homes. - Mr., and Mrs. Stuart Sturgeon, Preston, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sturgeon. " Mrs. E. A. Featherston, who has been visiting in Montreal, returned home, on Thursday, E. A. Featherston, London, is also spending a few days at his home. . Christmas Spirit , The Christmas spirit was em- phasized on Saturday evening by the Lions Club members, by the singing of hymns and carols and Santa Claus leaving a treat to each of the shut-ins. S. S. Entertainment The Trinity Sunday School Christmas entertainment was held in the Orange Hall on Wednes- day evening of last week, with a good attendance. Pictures were shown under the direction of Reg. Francis and were enjoyed by all. Games were then played, which were supervised by Mrs. William Parker. Santa Claus visited the child- ren, giving them a gift and a bag of . candy, after which lunch was served by the ladies of the church, Goderich Township 7/0 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stirling and Nancy, and' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cole spent Christmas with friends in Toronto. St. James WA to Meet The, W,A of St. James' Church, Middleton, will meet on Wed- nesday afternoon, January 4, at the home of Mrs. Charles Coop- er. Rev. LaVerne Morgan will be the speaker. New members will be welcomed. Assessment Meeting An unofficial meeting will be held in the school house of S.S. No. 11, Goderich Township, on Tuesday, January 3, at 8 rlr.m., to discuss the recent equalized as- sessment. The group is represent- ed by Francis Powell .Jr. Any- one interested is welcome. VARNA Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Reid and daughter, Toronto, spent Christ- mas weekend with the doctor's mother, Mrs. M. Reid. Successful Concert The Christmas Sunday School Concert, sponsored by the Unit- ed Church, was held in the Town- ship Hall Friday night. All, especially the children, report a good time. Observe Communion Christmas service and Holy Communion was observed in St. John's Church and throughout the parish on. Sunday, December 25, with Rev. LaVerne Morgan as celebrant and guest speaker, Council Re-elected Nominations were held in the Township Hall Friday afternoon with a good attendance. Every- thing weal off very quietly, re- sulting in all the old officers be- ing returned to office by accla- mation, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Woods, beloved and esteemed residents of St. Helen's for half a century, observed their 50th Wedding anniversary recently. During the day many friends calledto extend congratulations e t d n ratulations and Mr. and Mrs. Woods were the recipients of numerous lovely gifts and remembrances. Among these was a beautiful bouquet of ton farm, died a little more than a year after moving to St -Helen's Robinson is now the only surviv- ing member of a family of seven boys' and three girls. Mrs. Woods is in her 82nd year. She was formerly Annie Johnson, oldest daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Alexander Johnson, Brucefield, where Mr. and Mrs. Woods were married on November 22, 1899, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Williams ansi PORTER'S HILL - i m t PChristmas witGMr.r,h a sspp rnt ..��� Mrs. John Torrance, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stirling,Mr. and Mrs. Earland Betties, Mimjco, spent Christmas with thToronto,i, Cand Mrs. Thomas Bet.. farmer'sssoat twere Cistm d. pacers!, Mr. and' Mrs. visitors at the. home of Mr. and. James R. Stirling. IMrs. Allen Settles, C. . P.fs3►l !gig i f<s ilfg f/?,JFZ1! i ORCIi! I J/W l� ��'il 1. dr e Happy New, Year 'mums presented by the Woman's Association of St. Helen's United Church. The previous Saturday evening a family dinner was held in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Woods. They have three children, Lorne on the home farm, Mrs. Mabel Mug - die and Mrs. Mel Brown (Irene) of Kitchener. Mr. Woods is in his 84th year and moved to St. Helen's at the age of seven years with his par- ents from Cookstown, near Barrie His father, who bought the Mor - Mrs. Woods is one of a family of six. Her youngest sister, Miss Charlotte Johnson,'' makes her home with her, Mrs. Woods is enjoying good health and is quite active. Mr. Woods is suffering from arthritis and finds it difficult to move about, although he is quite cheer- ful, and both he and Mrs. Woods I appreciate the thoughtfulness' and kindness of many friends who helped to make their anniv- ersary a memorable occasion. HENSALL Congratulations: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smalla- combe, popular and life-long residents of Hensall, were at home to their friends on Tuesday, December 27, afternoon and evening, on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. Child Passes The sympathy of the commun- ity is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Ferguson, Kippen, in the tragic loss of their little son Jack, who passed away in the Children's War Memorial Hospi- tal, London, Wednesday after- noon of Iast week in his third year from leukemia. Mrs. Fer- guson is the former Jean Schilbe, Kippen. Bride -elect Feted Miss Ruth Hess, whose wedding to Jack Lawrence McCloy, mem- ber of the Civil Engineering class of 1950, University of Toronto; took place in Hensall Saturday, December 17, was feted at a pre- sentation held for her Friday evening, December 16, at the home of Mrs. William SmaIe, at wheeh some 45 friends of the bride -elect gathered to present her with a miscellaneous presen- tation. The home was attractive with Christmas emblems. The bride -elect received many beauti- ful and costly gifts. The enter- tainment consisted of a mock wedding; bride portrayed by Mrs. J. Peebles; groom, Miss Corinne Smale; minister, Miss Norma Sangster. Miss Ellis con- tributed a reading. Contests were enjoyed and refreshments. The affair was arranged by Mrs. Smale, Miss Margaret Sangster, and Miss Norma Sangster. Christmas Services Special Christmas •services were observed in_ the three local churches Sunday, December 25, with special messages delivered by the ministers, in keeping with the advent. Lovely Christmas emblems decorated the churches. At the United Church Rev. R. A. Brook occupied his own pulpit, At the morning service Miss Marion Smith of Wesley United Church, London, soloist, sang, "0 Holy Night", the choir rendered the "Shepherd's Carol" at the evening service the junior and senior choirs numbering 50 pre- sented a sacred cantata, "Night of Holy Memories"; soloists were Mrs. H, McEvtan, Mrs. R. Brod- erick, T. J. Sherritt, S. Rennie. Miss Greta Laramie was at the organ consul, Mrs. J. C. Goddard at the piano. The choirs were under the direction of S. Rennie, choir leader. At the services in Cannel Pres- byterian church the minister, Rev. P. A. Ferguson, presided, his moaning theme, "The Immor- tal Song" The evening service had a choral setting with junior choir in the gallery assisting the senior choir in delightful old car- ols. Juniors Shirley Bell and Dwayne 'Finney were soloists. At 7 p.m., John L. Nicol, A.C.C.O., rendered an organ recital. The service concluded with the ren- dition of the "Hallelujah Chorus" by the organ! I At St. Paul's Anglioan Church Rev. C. L, Langford, rector, pre- sided, delivering a Christmas message, the choir rendered spec- ial music under the direction of Robert Cameron at the consol of the church organ. Large con- gregations attended all services. r, i4 to all our patrons and friends May 1950 see all your wishes granted! Boyes Transport Bert Boyes, proprietor Phone 305 Clinton Tenders Wanted TENDERS will be received until January 11, 1950, for Hard Body Wood, half or more Maple, rest Beech, delivered, split and piled to following schools of Gode- rich Township School 'Area 'by April 1, 1950: No. 1— 6 cord 12" wood, piled in basement No. 3— 8, cord 12" wood, piled in school yard No. 4-12 cord 16" wood, piled in school yard No. 6-15 cord 16" wood, piled in shed No. 10— 8 cord 12" wood, piled in school yard No. 11— 6 cord 12" wood, piled in school yard (Signed) FRANK YEO, Secretary -Treasurer, R.R. 3, Clinfda 51-2-b NOTICE COURT OF REVISION The Goderich Township Council has adjourned the Court of Revision, until Wednesday, January 4, at 10 a.m. in the Council Chambers in the Town of Clinton, at which time they will hear and determine complaints against the Assessments for 1950. Appeals will be dealt with as closely to the alpha- betical order as possible, for the convenience of ratepayers who wish to attend and explain their appeal verbally. All appeals are to be in the Clerk's hands by Jams. ar:y 3, and any appeals entered after this date will not necessarily be considered. (Signed) ROBERT E. 'THOMPSON, Clerk 51-2-b l� —\ r -01 ra!rila ,fr, _Y ill I ZJa '�-'I�I 6-u HARD-WORKING,, MONEY -SAVING. TRUCKS FOR ALL JOBS 5'. YOUR KEY TO GREATER VALUE With increased gas and oil prices in effect, truckowners must insist on economy more than ever before. And economy is what Chevrolet is famous for. Chevrolet trucks give more trouble-free miles of money -making operation than any other truck on the road. Take your trucking problems to your Chevrolet dealer, Whether you operate one truck or a fleet of them, he can show you Chevrolets designed. and built to stay on the job profitably. 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