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.and Mrs. A, P. MeCartney
.ere celebrating their 45th wedding
• anniversary today on May 3.
Mrs. Olive V. Floody, Toronto,
is visiting her cousins Misses P.
Cantelon and Bertie MeRoberts.
Mrs. TI, G. Manning visited last
Week with her son and daughter-
'IVer, and Mrs, David. Man,-
Meg, Sarnia. •
Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Green,
Grand Bend, was in town on Mon-
day with Mrs, Green's parents, Mr.
and Mre, James Livermore,
Mr. and Mrs. C, Oke, Mrs, Fred.
Clysda]e, Mrs. C, Cudrnore, all of
London, visited this week with
Miss Ada Adores and IVIiss 0,
E. S, Livermore, QC, and Mrs.
Livermore, London, . were dinner
:guests with their - parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Livermore, on Tuesday
.eyening,
Rev, D. J. Lane, clerk of the
Huron-Maitland Presbytery of the
rresbytpriaa Church in Canada,
and minister of St, Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church, here, attended
the 82nd meeting of the Synod of
Hamilton and London, in London
this week.
Allen & Schmidt
AUTO BODY FENDER
REPAIR
LUBRICATION and REPAIRS
Albert St. — Clinton
Celebrates Gay
MRS. SARAH COOPER
was 94 years old last Thursday,
April 26. She makes her home
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs, A. E, Bond,
East Street.
WESLEY-WILLIS WMS TO
MEET ON MAY
The Wesley-Willis. United Church
Woman's Missionary Society will
hold their regular monthly meet-
ing, Thursday, May 10, at 2,30
p.m., in the church parlour. Miss
B. McRoberts group will, be in
charge. Reports from the.Preeby-
terial held in Exeter will be given.
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The 1956 objective of the Cana-
dian Cancer Campaign is $2,100.-
000. More money will be spent' on
research than ever before.
CARBURETOR
TROUBLE?
Spring check over for your
car is out of our line, but we
can service the control valve or
carburetor on your heating unit.
For a trouble-free, econom-
ical space heater, etc., this fuel
control must be clean and adjust-
ed properly for correct flow of
oil at all times.
The latest in Testing Equip-.
rent for fast service to you has
been installed, so why be troub-
led with a faulty space heater,
V-4 floor furnace, etc. May we help
you?
“Complete Lock and Key Service',
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FURNITURE mitt HARDWARE
Phone HU, Z0405 CLINTON
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may we suggest: e----7-
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(Naptha, Gas, ''18.95 2 Bellow)
.
COLEMAN HOT PLATE
(Large 3-Burner
P Propane Gas) , , $23 .95
COLEMAN HOT PLATE
(2 Burner
Propane Gas) R7.95
PORTABLE RADIANT
HEATER $29.95 Iteresene or Gee
FOLDING STEEL TABLE ..
28"x28"105" and 4 Chairs
Folds up, carry like a suitcase $29 (hDidS chairs, feed, dishes, etc.
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ONTARIO ST. CHURCH GIRLS' CLUB
ANNUAL
DAFFODIL TEA and BAZAAR
Ontario Street United Church Hall
Saturday, May 5 — 3 to..5 p.m.
SEWING BOOTH --- HOME BAKING
AND CANDY BOOTH
TEA : 25c
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Mrs. Levis, president of the Wo-
man's Association of Ontario
Street United Church, opened the
regular meeting 'of that group on
Tuesday afternoon, by leading the
ladies in the WA theme, followed
by the Lord's prayer repeated '"in
unison.
Mrs C. Proctor gave a synopsis
of the questionaire which was
handed out to the ladies at the last
meeting, in connection with the
evangelistic mission.
Mrs. M. Wiltse- was in charge of
the devotions, taking the topic,
"Wonder, reverence, adoration."
An invitation was extended the
ladies to visit the Turner's appoint-
ment on June 13. Miry Elizabeth
Levis favoured with two instrum-
entals, and after business problems
had been discussed the meeting
closed with the Mizpa.h; benedict-
ion.
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Be your own "Private Eye,"
Watch for the seven danger sig-
nals that may mean cancer.
Mothers Group
Meets in Home Of
Mrs, G. Cantelon
The April meeting of the meth.
or's Study Group was held at the
home of Mrs, George Cantelon
with Mrs, D. Bagnall in charge and
le present,
Mrs. Bagnall opened the meet-
ing reading an article "Something
so priceless you give it away."
"When Mother of Salem" was sung
followed by Prayer by Mrs. H. C.
Wilson, Mrs, Bagnall read a con-
densed version of an Easter ser-
mon by Peter Marshall, former
chaplain of the US senate, in place
of the Scripture, "Birds are sing-
lag; woods are ringing" was sung.
Mrs. W. Jervis volunteered to
take charge of the May meeting
to be held in the church parlour.
Mrs, Cervantes and Mrs, Bagnall
will be hostesses. Mrs. H. Currie,
Mrs. D, :Bagnall, Mrs. Mock and
Mrs, W, Jervis, will meet with a
grOup from the Sunday School to
plan and carry out decorating the
church for Children's Sunday.
Mrs. Bagnall offered to have a
quilt set up and quilted at her
home on Thursday welling.
Readings 'ley Mrs. H. Currie, Mrs,
Wilson, Mrs. Cantelon, Mrs. W,
March, Mrs. D. Fowler, Mrs. Glen
Wise and Mrs. Bagnall were all
enjoyed.
,Mrs. McCall donated a lining
for /6. crib quilt. It was decided
that the bazaar money be used to
buy cotton to make a quilt. Mrs.
Meek is to assist Mrs. Jervis in
getting the blocks ready for dis-
tribution.
The closing hymns were "0 Mas-
ter let me walk with thee" and
',Happy the home when God is
there," Mrs. Jervis conducted a
contest and the evening closed
with lunch served by Mrs. Cante-
ion assisted by Mrs. W. Jervis and
Mrs. D. Fowler.
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
P.A.O.C.
Victoria Street, Clinton
•K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor
1'riday, May 4
4.15 pan,—Children's Hour
Sunday, May 6-
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11.00 aen.—Motning Worship
Mr. Murray Grainger will be
Ministering the word,
7.80 p.m.—Gospel Service.
Tuesday, May 1—
, 8,00 p.m.--Regular Prayer and
Bible Study Service.
All Welcome
VIltapp-bli1110 Engel)
ebuctb
REV, HUGH C. WILSON, Minister
MRS. M. R. PENNTE, Orgarilst
M. It. RENNIE. Choir Director
1100 ton.--4Viorning Worship, Mr, Royal Moulton of the On-
'eerie 'Temperance Federation,
11.20 a,n1.—Primary School
12.15 p.m.—Church School.
Union Evening Service ht the On,.
eerie, Street United Church.
IIOLDIESVILLE
9,45 et,nri.—Morning 'Warship
Sunday School
Come tr) the House of Preece
Sunday, May 6
10,00 a.m.—Church School.
11,00 a.m.—Morning Service—
Everyone Welcome to Worship
at St. Andrew's
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
BODENHAM, Pastor
10.00 a.m,—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Services.
7.30 p.m.—Gospel Service
You are cordially invited to these
services.
liullett Township Man Weds
MR. AND MRS,. JOHN JOSEPH FLYNN, were married in
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Clinton, on Monday morning,
April e3, 1956, by Rev. 3. W. P. Graham.' The bride is Mary
Donalda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alynn Dale, Owen Sound, and
her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn, RR 1,
Clinton. Following their wedding trip, the couple will make their
home on the groom's farm in Hullett Township.
(Photo by MacLaren's)
SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1956
(21.11, SERVICES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME)
SALE
Suits and Shortie Coats
COLD WEATHER HAS DONE IT
AGAIN!!
We are forced to reduce all remaining Suits
and Shortie Coats.
THERE IS REAL VALUE HERE — MAKE
YOUR SELECTION TODAY!
SOME 20% OFF — OTHERS 1/3 OFF
EVEN SOME AT 1/2. PRICE
HURRY
ANKLE SOX SPECIAL -
Children's Sizes 4 to 81/2 —Ladies 9 to 10
Values to .85 pr.
To clear at .29 and .39 pr.
Joseph Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Order of Meetings for the
Lord's Day
11.00 arn.—Breaking of Bread,
3.00 p.m.—Children's Meeting
7,00 p.m.—Gospel Meeting
ALL WELCOME
FOR
MOTHER'S
DAY
By Smiles tri Chuckles
Moiris
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CHOCOLATES
By Olin Brown of
Stratford
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Home And School
Hears Discussion
On Rabies Danger
The A/V/M Hugh Campbell
Home and. Schaal Association held
their monthly meeting in the,
school on Thursday, April 26
On the agenda for the evening
was a panel discussion arranged
by S/L A. W. Stinson, on the sub-
ject "Rabies, a Threat to our Cern-
munity?" Chairman of the panel
was Judge F. Fingland. Members
of the panel we're Dr. G. S. Elliott,
Dr. T. Hackett, F/0 L. Halliwell
and F/0 K. Jones.
After a brief business 'session,
S/L A. W. Stinson intr9duced the
panel. Dr. Elliott described brief-
ly, "Rabies and the symptoms in
domestic animals." Dr." Hackett
gave a brief account of rabies in
humans, Following the discussion
which was well attended, F/S L.
J. Palmer thanked S/L A. W.
Stinson and members of the panel,
after which lunch was served,
e
Mrs. Lavis Leads
Ontario St, WA
WI Exchange Gifts
Receive Flag To'"
Use At Meetings
Sunshine Sister bouquets were
exchanged by members of the
Clinton Women's. Institute at an
interesting meeting held in the ag-
ricultural office board rooms here
last Thursday afternoon. At the
same event, an exchange of plants, e
seeds and bulbs was carried out,
Mrs. C. Elliott conducted an in-
stallation of officers which was im-
preesive. Decision was reached toi
f
l
choose Sunshine Sisters for anoth-
er year and tickets were drawn.
A new Union Jack with stand-
ard was presented to the Institute
by Mrs A. McCartney, on behalf
of Miss Mitchell, Winnipeg, who
wishes the ladies to have it in mem-
ory of Mrs. I. M. Nay, her aunt,
who was an honoured member of
the Clinton Women's Inetitnte for
several years. Mrs. McCartney's
address was replied to by Mrs. 111,
Batkin, president of the WI, who
accepted the flag, and it had been
unveiled by a charter member of
the Institute, Mrs. George Tay-
lor.
VOcal solos by Beverly and Bon-
lie Boyes, greatly added to the
enjoyment of the meeting.
The annual Sunshine Sistees
banquet was held the following ev-
ening in the Commercial Inn Hotel.
Mrs. W. S. R Holmes won the
lucky door prize, and the evening,
was pleasantly spent playing cards,
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN
. CHURCH
F. KIRBY, Huron College-Supply
Minister
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs. 3. ,M. Elliott,
Choir Leader
11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and
Sunday School—
Huron Street
BAPTIST CHURCH
Minister—REV. J. E. OSTROM
11.00 a.m.—Morning Service
12.15 p.m.—Sunday School
7.00 p.m.—Evening Service
ALL WELCOME
0,0,11W,41,"
Maple Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Sunday School • 9,45 a.m.
Breaking of Bread ,..,„ 1140 am,
Gospel Service 8.00 p.m.
TUESDAY, 8 p.m. — Prayer and
Bible Study.
"A .Heaety Welcome Awaits you"
Christian Reformed
Church
Rove Ge J. Hoesteem, Minister
10.80 a.m.--,Morning Service
Rev. 1. Vandekleptt, Aylmer, English,
12.00 o'clock—Sunday School
2.30 pen— Afternoon Service
Rev. G. J. abyttemA, Dutch,
Everyone Welcome
SPECIALS for 'MAY 3, 4, 5
Robinhood
ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR-25-lb. 'q .g . 1.69
KLEENEX—Regular or Chubby, 4 pkgs. 75c
CARNATION MILK---tails 2 tins 27c
Emery
CHOICE TOMATO JUICE „.... 3 20 oz. this 35c
DELMAR MARGARINE 29c lb., 3 lbs. 85e
CHATEAU CHEESE----3/4 lb. pkg. 31c
Country Kist Whole
KERNEL CORN ...... 2 14-oz. tins 25c
Crown or Beehive
CORN SYRUP-75 lb. tins 75e
CANADA DRY SPECIAL-
1 Large Cala.lc with 1 Large Bottle Canada Dry
Gingerale at 20c (plus deposits)
FAB—(1/2 Price Special) 2 lge. pkgs. for 59c
RIPE TOMATOES—cello tubes each 19c
DUTCH SETS—firm No. l's lb. 10e
Herb's Food Market
FREE DELIVERY
2 LINES TO CENTRAL—Phone HU. 2-3445
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister
MRS. MORGAN AGNEW,
Choir Leader and Organist
St, Paul's WA Is
Hostess To Other
Deanery Groups
The St. Paul's VVOrnen's Atixil-
iary, Clinton, entertained over 50
ladies from the WA's of the Dean-
ery of Huron, on Friday last, Mem-
bers were present from Seaforth,
Wingham, Brussels, Bayfield, Wal-
ton, Middleton, etc.
The highlight of the afternoon
was the showing of the slides on
the year's Study Book, "Who
Dares Stand Idle?" with Mrs. War-
ren Outerbridge, Bayfielde as com-
mentator and Mrs. Clifford Epps,
Clinton in charge of the slides.
Mrs. Epps showed many slides of
her recent trip to Florida which
were most colourful and interest-
ing. '
Mrs. Fred Hudie, president of
the Clinton Branch conducted
the meeting and Miss Dorothy
Parke, president of thie Deanery
of Huron, brought greetings and'
also introduced Mrs. Fred E. Jew-
ell, Brussels, wife of the 'new rec-
tor there,
Mrs. Fred. Middleton, president
of St. James. WA.Middleton moved
a gracious vote` of thanks of Mrs.
Outerbridge and Mrs, Epps and to
the ladies of St. Paul's Clinton for
their hospitality.
Lunch concluded a pleasant af-
ternoon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary
To The Clinton Hospital
invites the public to observe
Hospital Day
Wednesday, May 9
FREE AFTERNOON TEA, in NURSES' RESIDENCE
from 3 to 5 p.m.
AND TOUR OF THE HOSPITAL.
Hospital Tag Day
will be conducted
SATURDAY, MAY 12
MRS. L.RATIIBUN, Sec. MRS. A. HADDY, Pres,
Open Meethig To
See Hawaii. Slides
An open meeting of the Clinton.
Citizens' Horticultural Society will
be held in the Council Chamber of
the Town Haile Clinton, tomorrow
evening, May 4, commencing
eight ,a'clock, Highlight of the
meeting will be slides, of scones in'
Hawaii and highlights of the re-
cent convention in Toronto, shewli
by Dr, E, A, McMaster, Seaforth,
Valuable flower roots will be give
en away in the various draws. Rev,
D. J. Lane is president of this So-
ciete',
The death rate from lung can-
cer in males doubled in the ten
years between 1943 and 1953,
There Was no change in the lung
cancer rate among women.
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LADIES' WEAR
CLINTON
ST, ANDBEW'S 07-10.0 014DA
W0414 DIXDIM TITF.$1)41r, MAY S The regular meetin of the Girls'
Club of St, Andrew's Presbyterian
Church will be held in the Sunday
Schogi room of the church on Wes,
day evening, May S at .3,1.4 o'clock.
For an Easily Prepared Moot
« ar ti Mg.
Ask 'or
Manor Frozen
Chicken Dinner
At Your Favourite
Grocery Store.
17-13-b
ONTARIO sfitEtt UNITED CHURCH
"TIM PRIDNDLY munor
PASTOIteeltLeV. A. OLEN EAGLE, it,A,
SUNDAY, 3tAlt 6—,
0.45 tent.—SendaY School
11.00 term Dr. L. 3. /reerry, Toronto, guest sleeker' 7.40 p m,—Padre Garrett, P.OAP guest spcsker
Turner's elturch
2,00 rerri,---Dr. Le J. Mee r Toraritte fittest speaker
4.00 .-- uhdey .,Sch.00l