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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-06-14, Page 6C441\1=1N NEWS-RW:04P PAGE S1X Young Dutch Couple Weds, • MR. AWOL MRS. JIM BAKELAAR, RR 1, Auburn were mar- ried in the Christian. Reformed Church., Clinton, on Friday evening, June 8, by. Rev, G. J, lloytema. The bride is Elaine', daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. 13ruinerea, Clinton, and her enesbend is the son of Mr, and Mrs, John )3akelaar, RR 1, Auburn. (Photo by MacLaren's) Harvey's Taxi (At Mid-Towne Restaurant) PHONE HU. 2-9054 NIGHT HU. 2.3880 Harvey Ashton 4-41-0.11-11-4-•-•-•••4-4-•-••••,4-46-41-4-10-•-•-•-•-•• 2.7 • 7 , • //, • / 0 _MIL / A Get This -' Safety CheCk Now! Huron WCTU Names Officers; Passes Resolutions (By our Homan correspondent) The following officers were elec- ted to office at the Huron County Women's Christian Temperance. Union Convention held in the Bap- tist Church, Godenich, on Friday, June 8: honorary presidents; Mrs, George Johnston, • Goderich, Mrs, C. W. Down, Exeter, Miss A, con- sitt, Herisall; president, Mrs, E. Geiger, Hensalle vice-presidents, Mrs. Ivy Jewell, Goderich; Mrs. W. Cook, Exeter; Corresponding secretary, Mrs. T. Cantelon,Godeeich; recording sec- retary, rs,' Herman Powe, Exe- ter; treasurer, Mrs. George John- ston, Goderich.; superintendents of departments, Evangelistic an d Christian Stewardship, Mrs, W. J: Pybus, Exeter; drugs and narcot- ics', Mrs. W, C. Pearce, Exeter; soldiers, sailors and prisoners, nn- der the-Salvation Army Lieut's. Medal contest, Mrs. Powe, Exe- ter; flowees and fruit fund, Mrs. S. Fells, Exeter; temperance in Sunday , Schools, Mrs. Raitliby, Goderich; press reporter, Mrs. Maude Ifedden, Hensall; resolu- tions for 1957, Mrs. Cranston, Goderich, Mrs. Down and Mrs.. Frank Gunning, Exeter. , Rev. Green, Goderich Pentecost- al minister addressed the conven- tion, choosing his theme from the book of Esther, "Who° knows .but thou art come to Kingdom Ler such a time as this." He used the letters of the W.C,T.U. and what they stood for in 'a scriptural significance. Six resolutions were pasted be- fore the convention. Miss Dianne. Frith of Goderich, was soloist, Mrs. Cranston, Goderich, opened 'the convention with an address of welcome, County president, Mrs. Geiger, Hensall, presided; and Mrs. Johnston, Goderich, conducted the election. Reeolutione included one urging the Ontario Government to ban all liquor 'advertising in newspapers, magazines and bill board,- since they tend to educate toward heav- ier use of intoxicating liquor. Also, a 'resolution urging Premier Frost and the Liquor Control Board to give particular attention to ' the question of Meet drinking by min- ors, enforcing the law to the Ut- most degree and strengthening it whenever needful, A third resolution stated', "Whereas the number of automo- bile accidents is increasing, be it resolved to ask the 'government to make compulsory, the suspension of drivers' licenses on, conviction of driving with ability impa3red by consumption of alcoholic bev- erages, and to remove the clause which allows refusal of a chemical test for alcohol by the driver. We hereby protest against any future action on the part of the Retail Merchants Association to- legal- ize the sale of beer and wine in grocery stores." Another resolution Urging keep- ing the Sabbath, and refraining from all forms oe gambling, such as bingos, raffles, sweepstakes, tickets on cars, etc, - 4 e, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. "Bert" Lobb, HoImeseille, spent Sunday with their sonein-law and daugh- ter, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mac- Farlane, St. Thomas. WELLS Auto Electric ORIGiNAL We use only Original Factors, • • PARTS WHITE emcm ROSE SWEET MIXED PICKLES 16 oz. jar 33c GREEN GIANT CORN NIBLETS, 2 14-oz. tins 33c NEW PINK CAMAY Rff. SIZE PAID DOG FOOD 2 tins 25c TILLY'S PEANUT BUTTER, 16 oz, jar .. 31c AYLMER TOMATO CATSUP-I1 oz. 23c WHITE SWAN TOILET TISSUE 2 for 25c GOOD LUCK MARGARINE, 1 .1b. „.. 33c KAI\A-1--12 oz. tin 39c Arriving Fresh Daily WATERMELON STRAWBERRIES GREEN ONIONS BUNCH RADISHES ETC., ETC. Phone HU. 2-3813 Free Delivery le. Brubseher, Proprietor SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1956 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE, B.A„ Minister MRS,- MORGAN AGNEW, Choir Leader and Organist Sunday, June 11 10.00 a.m.-Church School. 11.00 a.m.-Church Service. We Welcome All Worshippers at St, Andrew's Ziniteb • eburtb REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNIE. Choir Director 11.00 a.m.-Mot:fling Worship, Children'e Day, Plower Ser- vice. Miss Sybil Coertice, guest speaker. 7.00 p.m.-Evening Praise Morning Service repeated, Mr. Clifford Ashton. • HOLMESVILLE 9.45 a.m.-Morning Worship Sunday School Come to the House of Prayer Friday, June 15- 4,15 p.m,-Children's Hour 8.00 p.m.-Christ'S Ambassadors Sunday, June 17-- 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7.30 nm.-Gospel Service. Tuesday, aline 19- 8.00 p.m.-Regular Prayer ,and, Bible Study Service. A Special Welcome Awaits You Christian Reformed Church Rev. G. J. lloyterna, Minister Morning Service-10,00 a.m.- Dutch Afternoon Service-2.30 p.m,--Ens glish Sunday School-11,30 a,m, Everyone Welcome Huron Street BAPTIST CHURCH Minister-REV. J. B. OSTROM 11.00 a:M.-Morning Service 12.15 p.m.-Sunday Scheel 7,00 p.m,-Evening Service ALL 'WELCOME MR. and MRS: bytiu EI,TEMISE PRATT, were' luarlied Wesley,. United Ch.preh an Saturday afternoon, June 2. The bride is Mary Ellen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ronald MacDonald, Clinton, and her husband is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert Pratt, Merlin. They plan to live on a farm at Merlin. Hensall Kinettes Organized By Exeter Club (By our Hensall correspondent) Mrs. Les Parker, .president of `the Exeter Kinette Club, Mrs. Cliff Ersman, past president, and Mrs. Donald Southcott, treasurer, met with Hensall ladies at the home of Mrs. Lillian• Mickle, Hen- sail, A Kinette Club was organized he Hensall with Mrs. Harold Knight as president; Mrs. John Heal, vice-president; Mrs. Jack Drysdale, secretary; Mrs. Angus McLean, treasurer, a n d Mrs. Mickle, registrar. There were 17° charter members, The Hensall Kinette Club will hold installation of officers and receive their pins at the next meeting, June 19, at Mrs. D. 3. McKelvie's'. a. BE SURE TO INCLUDE SOME OP OUR DELICIOUS COOKIES - CAKES -- PASTRIES SANDWICH or WEINER ROLLS 'Sandwiches Taste Better made with Bartliff 's ENRICHED BREAD BARTUFF BROS. B4KERS and CONFECTIONERS HUnter 2.912/ CLINTON Maple -Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday School 9.45 a.m. Breaking of Bread .., 11.00 a.m. Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. TUESDAY, 8 p.m. - Prayer and Bible Study. "A Hearty Welcome Awaits You'' .141414-1444,414 .4 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, Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Order of Meetings for the Lord's Day 11.00 a.m.-Breaking of Bread 3.00 p.m.-Children's Meeting 7.00 pat.-Gospel ,IVieeeing ALL WELCOME ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's * Clinton REV, "C. S. INDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Mrs, 3. M. Elliott, Choir Leader Thursday, June 14-.-8.00 • election •of new Rector by Archdeacon Hardy. Special speaker, the Venerable IL Mess, of Walkerton. 3rd Sunday After Trinity 8,30 a.m.-holy Con-minion 11,00 foil-Morning Prayer and Holy Baptism Tuesday, June 19-2.45 p.m.---WA will meet at the home of Mrs. A. Kirby. Wednesday, June 20-Friendship Club annual picnic at the summer, -home of Mrs. Joseph Hart. Cam will leave church at '6.30 pee, • Aveiiabie With Either 2 or 4-Cycle Motor. HAWKINS and JACOB -"YOUR .Fki.ENOLY STORE" - Pitettet HU, 24413 CLINTON, ONIAltIO SAVE TIME AND LABOR WITH LAWN KING 18'" Cut Rotary Power Mower tyr,„ Ian% vo,' Every rotary mower should have this easy change lifting device for quid< height adjust- ment instantly by retch- et lever 1" to 4" Maiwcacluted by CLEMMER WELDING Waterloo, Ont., IJFF01.1("DEM011"- 19" Power Mower. Super Power, ita 4 CyCle Engine, Centrimatio Clutch. loo Dens to slip. 4ncloserl Chalit free from ell duet and dirt. Direct Drive gives More pdwer. Longer Meting engine. TIil,IRSDAY, JUNE 14, 1956 Ontario St. nig Safety 11 Example Clinton Wedding Entertains Young is Good Advice To All Parents kgion Auxiliary Will Attend Birthday Party Plans for a picnic for the Ladies Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion were made at the- June- meeting of the' organization held in the Legion Hall- on Monday. The picnic will be in. Goderich on July 22. The Auxiliary has been invited to attend the birthday celebra- tion -of the Goderich. Auxiliary on Tuesday evening, June 26. All members wishing -to attend are asked to meet at the post office. at 7.30 o'clock. There were two new candidates for membership. Plans for. the frolic in August were discussed. Entertainment for the evening was supplied 'by a group of child- ren from the Clinton Public School, who delighted everyone with. their square dancing. A vote of thanks- was extended to Mr. and Mrs. George Jefferson and Mrs. Taylor, for bringing them. Films of their trip to Florida were shown by Kenneth Cooke, and following the meeting, lunch was served -by Mrs. 0, Watkins' group, o Total length of the Columbia River is 1,150 miles, of which 459 miles are within Canada. • ..Clinton Old Boys 50th Anniversary Word has been received 'from Marsh. Morrish, of the .50th, weir. _ding celebration et Eladwerthe Sask.,. or Mr. and. Mrs, G. H. M. Rttrnhall. Mr, end VIM Rumba11 Were born at Clinton, and. were married on May 22, 1906, in ROW, ;Ina, moving to .010r farm at 13.1ad- worth and three years later rneYed into/ the village. Mr. Rumba11. was engaged in "Carpenter work, and from 1918 to 1941 was manager of the 1318,,d, worth Co-operative Association. He farmed far 1,3 years, until 1954, lie Served , tWo terms on village cOlineil and for 26 years, was e trustee, of the Bledwerth school ,dietriet, and was a member of the United -Church Board. . 1. HEAD LIGHTS 2. HORN 3. STOP LIGHTS 4. WINDSHIELD WIPERS 5. TAIL LIGHTS 6. SPEEDOMETER Drive 'in to- • Personals eilte and Mrs. George Jarvis, Listowel, spent Sunday. et the home of Mr.. and Mrs Ross Mer- rill. Mr, and Mrs, Ray A. East, To, ronto, were recent visitors of the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. -Gordon Cuningbarne. Mr. and Mrs. .the Lobb were, guests at the gelden Wed- ding anniversary of Mr. and .Mrs. Milne, on Sunday after- noon, at Brentwood Cottage, Egerton Bea* Baylield, . Miss J0411 MacLaren, London„,,, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.,. - MaeLaren, after returning from a two weeks vacation: in Dayton Beach, Florida. Mr, and Mrs, leeward Trewar- the have been visiting' with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trewartha, of Cardinal, in Eastern Ontario. They • saw lots of activity- along the St, Lawrence eeaway. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ereakee and son RiChard, Mr. Mrs. Jim Parkins and family, Zurich, else Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Craig°, St, Marys were guests, on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corlesa. • Miss Karen Arm Moodie, Clin- ton, who has completed her coar- se at Goderich Business college, has accepted employment with London Life Assurance Company, Another graduate of the Goderich echool, Miss Marjorie Currie,, al- so of Clinton, is employed with, the Huron and Erie Mortgage Corp., also in- London. Mrs. Lane, Guest Speaker At Brussels Church Mrs. D. J. Lane, Clinton, was the guest speaker at the annual meeting of Horne Helpers of the Women's Missionary Society of Melville Presbyterian church-, held in Brussels on Friday afternoon. She stressed the fact that all workers in the church are discip- les, and mentioned several ways to make discipleship mare effect- tive. "Live near our Leader, take up His erbse. and accept diseepline," she -caid. "If we-have a task to do and we have the strength to do it, let us do it." o • Brownies Close Year With Roast The Ist Clinton Brownie Pack closed. this season's activities With a weiner roast, at -the Kin-stied -Park, last Tuesday evening. Great. credit .is due to Brown Owl Mrs. P. M. Brown and to Tawny Owl Mrs. G. A: Wonch, for the pro- gress that the girls have .made. Out of the 21 Brownies in the Pack; 18 girls have passed their Golden Bar acid are now working on their Golden Hand, One of .the tests for the Golden Hand is a knowledge of the Semaphore alphabet, They have received in- struction en Semaphore . from Scout Ken Magee during the past few months'. This Semaphore test\ le the- only one needed by come at the Brownies to obtain their Golden Hand. - A qualified person other 'than their instructor is required to ex- amine the Brownies fore this test. Folk And Mothers Fertyetlu'ee children of the BOY Band and Mission Band, and their mothers, of Ontario Street Church were entertained by the WMS in the Assembly and Ladies parlor, on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, W. VanEgmend led the devotional exercises using Scrip- ture passages, .Cal. 6;1.10 on "Rules by which, to live," and a poem on God's handiwork" with Mrs. M. Crich, -.Mrs, D. Carter, Mrs, Hoggart and-Mrs. Wheatley assisting with prayers. The treasurer reported 135735 taken in in May, Ten dollars was received from, Mrs. Beaton for her• group and a letter of thanks, was to be sent to her, The correspond- ing secretary read five thank you notes from .sick and shut-ins. The. Community friendship secretary reported- having made seven calls and her helpers 11 calls, The ex- pense secretary reported §21.1.2 n -hand. The supply secretary' was not prenot. but .-a bale is to be packed on Friday afternoon, June 15. The July meeting is to be 'out- doors at the home of Mrs. W, VanE:grnond and the, August meet- ing cancelled, Mrs. C. Brown contributed two piano solos, Mrs. VenEgniond told' the children a story and the Missiort Band sang a chorus. There was some discussion on the Mem- orial cards -and a motion passed to the effect that all silver collec- tion was to go to-.the memorial fund until it was built up, A hymn and prayer by Mrs. Town- send closed the meeting, after which lunch was served to the visitors. 0 ST.' ANDREW'S WMS' TO MEET ON TUESDAk. The WIYIS of St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. Shaddock; on Tuesday afternoon, June . 19, at 3.00 p.m. Change Of Date For Rebekahs The next meeting iff the Hur- onic Rebekah Lodge ;will be un Monday evening, June 25. Please note that this is k a change from the regular night. Those planning the meeting would like all mem- bers present. A social half hour and lunch will follow the meet- ing. • Sales by independent retailers in Canada totalled $9,825,167,000 in 1954; chain- store sales in the year were $2,133,986.000. Are YOU leading YOUV child by the hand into traffic -danger? Chief of Police H. R, Themp, son warns that many parents, who think they are teaching children good, safety rules, actually may be doing the opposite,. He .notes that 120 -children err the average; die on Ontario roads each year, and a Nether e,400 are in- jured. There must be a, reason. Most children do not think much, about traffic danger; but they do. imitate, their parents and others, "Do you tell your child; 'Look 'both ways before crossing a road' ----and then ignore your own advice when you rare out with him?" Chief 'Thompson asks. "Thousands of parents, td.cling their child's, hand, step right off a. curb -without looking, forgetting, that children are more likely to do what a parent does than what he says should be done. "So whenever you are with your Child make a big point of stopping carefully at every curb and look, ing both ways. Let him see you do f t. You may save his life .„ and perhaps' 'your owe "This is the best way to devel- op god safety habits. Sooner or later we all become aware of the greatest single hazard of modern living-the traffic accident. But for some children, the knowledge comes too late. Accidents are the greatest killer of children between the ages of five and 15. " And remember," the Chief concluded, "don't lead your child to death by the hand, Practice good traffic habits. Stop and look both ways at every curb." 0 Clinton Chefs Deal. With Salads The Clinton Chefs, members of the 4--H Homemakers Club, held their fifth meeting on Friday ev- ening, and answered roll call by presenting a supper dish prepared at home. The girls read over the impor- tant points in making a salad, Mary Macaulay and Janet Sharp demonstrated how to make a scal- lopped vegetable dish. The lead- ers demonstrated a tossed vege- table salad. Because of • examinations the next meeting will not be held until June 22. • I PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria Street, Clinton K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "THE VIIIMDLY CHURCH" kAStr611--Itti". A. (LEN ' HAOLZ,11.4..0.11. 11.00 axle-Morning Worship. Guest speaker, Rev, A. Cresswell, Paisley. 7.00 prn.--Ubion Service in Wesley-Willis T'Oirner's Church 0.45 mn.--Worship, Guest Sneaker, Rev. A. Cress- well, Paisley.. 10,45 tolL-Sunday School ,47,1441.04•41Nr4NINP Luggage -- Leather Goods Men's - Boys' FOOTWEAR I 'WITH Gifts of Leather BILLFOLDS KEY CASES. MATCHED SETS BRIEF CASES LUGGAGE (GOLD LETTERED FREE) ALSO SUMMER Slippers and Shoes- AT AIKEN'S GRANDPA'S, TOO JUNE 17 Remember Dad e