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Clinton News-Record, 1956-06-28, Page 6• ENGAGEMENTS .. ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs, Harney Cartney, Clinton, announce, the engegeraent .of their .,3414, :ghter„ June MaelMore to Mr, WillieM K Johnston, Toronto, Ontario, The marriage to take place July 21, 2 Pen„ in Se. Paul's Anglican Churele Clin- ton, Ontario, . 20b. 4, 4, Mr. and Mrs, J, W, Hendee Clinton, wish to announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Grace Jessie Gert- rude, to Gereld,Glendorn Mark Whitaker of the RCAF Sta- tion, . Clinton. The wedding will take piece on July 21st, 26-p * Rev, and Mrs. T, 3, Pitt, Varna, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Jean Marie, to Frank Laird eon of Mr. and Mrs.. Lyle Hill, also of Varna. The wedding Will take place in the United Church at Verna on July 28, 26-x Clinton' WI Tour To Fanshawe elep=iCCi ttiteb eburcb. REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNI.E. Choir Director 11,06 a.m,—Morxiing Worship in the Ontario Street United Church for the month of July. HOLMESVILLE 1.30 iern.—Mr.' Eagle in Charge. Take Time for Sunday Worship, Christian Reformed Church Rev. G. J. Hoyeema, Minister 10.00 a.m. Morning Service — English. 2,30 p.m.---Afternoon Service — Dutch. 11,30 axe.—Sunday School, Everyone Welcome. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's Clinton REV, C, S. INDER, Rector Mrs, Theodore Vrernlin, Organist Mrs, 3. M. Elliott, Choir Leader ....••••.••••••• 5th SUNDAY Are= TRINITY 8.30 Et.111.--T-Iply Communion 11.00 a.m,—Morning Prayer— (The Rev. Canon D. J. Corn- isle in Residence). Huron Church. Camp, urgently needs plastic dishes, towels end hooks, If you can, help, please leave articles at rec- tory, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1956 Melt Jour Church SUMMERTIME IS THE BEST TIME FOR LETE VICE Have your TV, Radio and 4plloheet repaired and checked during your .um- riier holidays Don't Welt for the 'busy foil teoeori Do it NOWt Galbraith Radio and TY CLINTON St. Paul's Rector And Family Are Welcomed to Town Open house was held Thursday afternoon and evening at St. Paul's Anglican Church, rectory, when the new rector, Rev. C. S. Inder, and Mrs. Inder, received and welcomed many members of the congregation and their friends. Receiving the guests in the after- noon with Mrs. Inder was Mrs. J. M. Elliott, and in the evening, Mrs., W. V. Roy. Tea was served in the dining room, the tea table being centred with white and yellow Dutch iris and yellow candles. Mrs. Lillian M. McKinnon, Mrs. Ceriel Van. Demme, and Mrs. Fred Hudie poured in the afternoon, and Mrs. H. Kirby, Mrs. Harry Bartliff and Mrs. Mae Trott in the evening. Mrs. Clifford Epps and Mrs. Horace Elvidge showed the guests to the dining room. Serving sand- wiches and cookies were Mrs. Bruce Bartliff, Mrs, Kenneth C. Cooke, Mrs, H. L. Mayhew, Mrs. R. Campbell, Mrs. Reg. Cudmore, Mrs. George Elliott, Mrs. Elliott Bartliff, Miss Evelyn Hall and Miss Freda Schoenhals. Making tea' and helping in the kitchen were Mrs. Thomas Herman, Mrs. Theo Fremlin•, Mrs, 3.eW. Counter and Mrs. V. Habgood. The flowers had been arranged by Mrs. C. H. Epps. St. Andrew's VMS Meeting Held The Women's Missionary Soc- iety of St. Andrew's. Presbyterian Church met at the home of Mrs. William Shaddoek, on Tuesday. The president, Mrs.- L. W. Mc- Kenzie gave the call to worship and invited Mrs. George Roberton and Mrs. MeTaggart to conduct the devotional period. Mrs. Shad- dock gave the secretary's report stating that the value of new clothing for the bale was $40,20 and Mrs. 3. K. Makins, treasurer, reported that receipts to the Pres- byterial treasurer were greater than last year at this time, Mrs. D. J, Lane read part of a letter from British Gniana show- ing the progress of schools and churches in that country. From the , study book "They Reach For Life," Mrs. Norman Ball told the story of the natives of Burma learning to read "Each one Teach one." After singing a hymn Mrs. Lane closed the meeting with prayer. Mrs. John Snider assisted the hos- tess in serving refreshments. Happy Workers At Weiner. Roast The Happy Workers Club held a weiner roast on the lawn at the home of Mrs. William Holland on the evening of June 21. Ten games of bingo were enjoyed. Mrs. Jack Smith conducted a flower contest. Four humorous readings were given by Mrs. Wilfred Glazier, Mrs. Kenneth Williams, Mrs. Geo- ge Glazier and Mrs. William Hol- land. Everyone enjoyed weiners, coffee, watermelon and marsh- mallows. SUMMERTIME SPECIALS Clover Leaf RED COHOE SALMON—% lb. tin 39c York FROZEN ,ORANGE, JUICE „.,,, ,,,,, 2 tins 3Ic FRESIIth or KOOLADE 5 pkgs. for 29c Jello JELLY POWDERS or PUDDINGS ... .. . ...... ......... 3 pkgs. 29c DOMINION DAB SPECIAL! DAVID'S Maple Leaf COOKIES .„ pkg. 35c IMAFT DINNERS ..... pkgs. 29c FRESH HOME-GROWN PRODUCE ARRIVING DAILY Berries Lettuce Radish - Green Onions , Tomatoes Cucumbers Cabbage Etc, See Our Displays :Herb's Food Market FREE DELIVERY 2, Lines to Ciattral.--Ph. iltit• 14445 44444444.1.044**014,0*,4444404444444441,1444.0,144441 14- Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday School Breaking of Bread Gospel Service .„.— TUESDAY, 8 p.m. — Bible Stu "A Hearty Welcome Huron Street BAPTIST CHURCH Minister—REV. J. E. OSTROM 11.00 aan.—Morning Service 12.15 litre--Sunday &hod ALL WELCOME PENTECOSTAL CHURCH •P.A,O.C. Victoria Street, Clinton Ie. L. SAVEIGARD, Pastor Friday, June 29e-- . 4,15 pen.—Ciliklren's Hour s8u.n00dop:inin—iyehlr—ist's Ambassadors 10.00 ean.—Stuiday School 11.00 aen.—Morreng Worship 7.30 p.m.—Gospel Service. Tuesday, July 8- 8.00 p.nt—Regular Prayer and Bible Stubly Service. A Special Welcome Awaits You. BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH I. BODENHAM, Pastor 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship Services. 7.30 p.m.—Gospel Service Yoe are cordially invited to these services. Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Order of Meetings for' the Lord's Day 11.00 a.m.—I3reeking of Bread 3.00 p.m,—Children's Meeting 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Meeting ALL WELCOME 9.45 a.m. ,„..-11.00 a.ni. .. 8.00 p.m. Prayer and dy. Awaits You" HOLIDAY SPECIALS All — ALL-PURPOSE COATS All — CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS ' SHORTS and PEDAL PUSHERS ALL LADIES' SUITS ALL -SHORTIE COATS A Selection of SPRING DRESSES and SKIRTS ALL BLUE JEANS Women's and Children's ANKLE HOSE Values to .89 — To Clear• .19 pr. Ladies' Summer Gloves LADIES' WEAR SANDWICHES TASTE BETTER made with Bailiffs Enriched Bread To Make It Complete LAYER CAKES 40c each PIES 50e each DO-NUTS 40c doz. FRUIT BREAD 30c each ROLLS 30c doz. TARTS , 50c doz. COOKIES 20c, 25c, 30c doz, CUP CAKES 5c each Our Saturday Special: From Our Store Only— DATE PAN INDIES Reg. 40c for - ........... BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS HUnter 2.972/ CLINTON A A • CLAN TON NEWS-O4nece THURSDAY, JUNE. e 1950 Schneider in, place of Rev. de Vries who was unable to be present, Mrs. Schneider thanked all who took part in the program, The president, Mrs. John Deer presid- ed for the business period, The secretary, Mrs, A. Nesbit gave the minutes of the previous meeting end Mrs. G. R, Taylor, the treas- urer, reported, The roll call was answered by a official, of the Dio. eeee. • Business was dealt with con- corning a donation and lunch to the Daily Vacation Bible School, The July meeting will be held' at the home of Mrs, Andrew Kirk- eonstell, Mrs, Nesbit offered the closing prayer, Mrs. Tonitowiez and Mrs, Schneider were joint hostesses and served dainty re- freshments. Mrs, Kenneth Taylor, Blyth, thanked the Auburn ladies and the hostesse for the splendid after- noon. • elolden Links The Golden Links CGIT Club met on June 18, in the school room of the United Church with 18 present. .The president, Ruth Million presided. The meeting opened with My Purpose, and CGIT hymn. The girls then stood at attention and saluted the Christian 'flag and Union. Jack, A patriotic song was sung and CGIT prayer, The secretary, Gladys McClin- chy, read the minutes. The roll call was answered, by the paying of fees. Club motto sand colours were chosen. The devotional period was taken by Ruth Million, Elizabeth,Grange and Joan Mills. Scripture read was from John 14: 1-10; Matthew 25-; 31-40. ,Prayers were led by Betty Durnin, Evelyn Hake and Isobel Daer. The leader, Mrs. W, T. Robison, addressed the meeting on "The Golden Rule." Then. instruction in home nursing was given. Group games were enjoyed. "Impersonating dignitaries was - a favorite. The meeting closed with the girls' joining hands and singing "Good Night Comrades" and the Mizpah benediction. KIPPEN EAST WI PICNIC SERVED AT SEAFOR,TH The annual picnic of Kipper East Women's Institute was at- tended by 75 last Friday in Sea- forth Lions Park, when supper was followed by a complete sports program. Committee in charge of the table settings were Mrs; Alex McGregor, Mrs. John• Cooper and Mrs. W. Workman. Mrs. Bruce McGregor was in charge of the ice cream and tea was prepared by Mrs. Ross Broadtoot and . Mrs. Campbell Eyre, 0 Canadian employers contributed $417,000,000 in 1954 to unemploy- ment insurance, workmen's com- pensation, „pensions and welfare. ST. ANDREW'S ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister• MRS. MORGAN AGNEW, Choir Leader arid Organist Sunday, July 1 10.00 aan.—Church School. 11.00 aern.—Church Service. We Welcome All Worshippers at St, Andrew's Mr. and Mrs. G. IVROEWan lave returned from a holiday in Montreal, F. Townsend attended the time Oral of Mrs, Feasby antehener, on Friday. Dr. and Mrs, F. Newlands and Children are *ending a three-week holiday in Muskoka, Mee- Frank McElroy and Jer- omme, Wllowdale, visited Mr. and ,Mrs,. J. W, Shobbrook, Mr. and Mrs, W. A, Willard, Buffalo, visited their parents, Mr, and Mrs, J. W. Shobbreok. Mrs. Myrtle Corson, nurse from Winnipeg, palled on her aunt, Mrs. David Steep, on Saturday. Mrs, Howard Locllhead and family are speeding this week with relatives at Port Perry, Rev. and Mrs, H Cl. Wilson will spend the month. of July et their summer home in Tobermory, Mr. and'Mrs. W, D. Murray and children,. Norval, were visitorer with Mrs. 'F, W. Johnston on Sun- day, Mrs, H. Simian was called to Detroit yesterday owing to the death of her sister, Mrs. -Gilberto, there. Meg. Edith, Robinson, Toronto, returned on Monday after visit- ing with Mr. and Mrs. F. Town- send Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Hann, Brenda and Leslie, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Me- Ewan. • Mrs. William H. Higgins and Mrs. Frank Pennebaker attended the Higgins Reunion held Satur- day in Wingham. .Visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. - James Lockhart over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jackson and son Jackie, Dundalk, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott, and family, Miss Carol"` Watson, Thedford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill and fam- ily. „. • Je -C. Addison, Orillia, has re- turned home after - visiting a few weeks with. Mrs. William Walker and other friends in Clinton and district. Mrs. J. A.. Setter returned home on Sunday after spending the past month with her son-in-law and - 'daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Rob- bins and family, Richmond Hill. Mr. and -Mrs. William Wells and Douglas are leaving this week- end for a trip thrpugh the West- ern provinces. They will attend the Calgary Stampede en route to Victoria, B.C. Misses F. and ,E'. Jamieson, Mrs. Ada Adams, Miss 0. Brigham at- tended the presentation of the "Merry Wives of Windsor" at the Shakespearean Festival in Strat- ford on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and I. Harry Deas and Mr. Donald Dees, London, were visitors on Sunday at the Wesley- Willis manse. Mr. Donald Deas was the guest speaker at the even- ing service in the Wesley-Willis United Church. GARDEN PARTY Wednesday, July 4 BBUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH Dressed Ham, Strawberries Served 6 to 8 p.m. Good Program Harvey's Taxi (At Mid-Towne Restaurant) PHONE HU. 2-9054 NIGHT HU, 2-3880 Harvey Ashton 5, H. Whitmore was a Sunday visitor with the Towrieenes, G. W, Nott and his :grandson, Bev.Boyes, left .on Friday for Cal- gary and Banff, They .plan to stay over for the Stampede. The day they left, June 15, was a spec- ial one for Mr. Note He celebrat- ed his' 79th birthday .and the 52nd . .4neivereary of his marriage to• Mrs. Nott. Mrs, A, C. Kelly and children, Arvida, Quebec, are spending their vacation with her parents, Mr, and Mta. Je A. McGill, .Guests . at the McGill home ever the weekend were Mr. and' Mrs, E, W. McGill and children, Bolton; A, K Neth- ery, Sarnia; G. A. Nethery, klaniil- ton and Mrs. H, 3. Kerr, erareil. tom They all attended the Meth cry reunion in Coderich. 0 41-•-•-•4-•-0.-•-•-•-•-•-•-•44+44-4-444-+ HENSALL -0-e4-1-•-e-e-•-•-•-edee-e-e-e-e-•-eedeleeet Hayfield Pavilion, filled to cap- acity, was the setting on June 25 for a reception for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Consiet. During the course of the, evening they were presented with a purse of money. Harold Caldwell did the honors. The Des-, jardine orchestra provided the music. Rev. Donald' MacDonald, minist- er' of Carmel Presbyterian Church, left on Tuesday of this week, from Melton Airport, to fly to Scotland to visit with his relatives. He will be away until the end of August. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gonyou, Detroit, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper. Mrs. Gonyott as a daughter of Mrs, Pepper. A reception for Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clark will be held in Bay- field Pavilion on Wednesday, July 4, Mrs. Isabelle McKinnon, Tiver- ton, is spending this week with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper. Kr.' and Mrs. Russell Hedden, leaven and Karen, St. Catharines,. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hedden, Se Catherines, spent the weekend with Mrs. Catherine Hedden and Herb. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rowe and Pat, attended the Rowe Reunion held at Innerkip, Saturday last. Mr`, and Mrs. Alex Shorthouse and family, et. Catherines, are vacationing with Mrs, C. Hedden and Herb. Members of Hensall Lodge 223 I.O.O.F. and Amber Rebekah Lod- ges, attended' Divine service in the Anglican Church, on. Sunday, June 24, 'and were addressed 'by the Rev. N. B. Knox, who based his thoughts from the theme: "Ser- vice to others." Mrs. R. H. Mid- dleton presided at the organ con- sol, Bingo Winners Winners of Legion Bingo held Saturday night are: Mrs. P. Buch- anan; Sam Rennie; Mrs. Bert Wren; Mrs. William Brintnell; Mrs. Ray Foster; Mrs. N. Fleisch. aurer, Zurich; Miss Mary Foster; Mrs, Robert Baker; Mrs'. Roy Srnale; Mrs. Fleisehauer, Zurich; Mrs. F. Buchanan; Mrs. Fleisch- auer; Mrs, Wesley ,Veinier; Mrs. Fred Slavire Mrs. James Clark; jack pot consolation won by Sam Rennie. June 30 jackpot will be worth $70 in 54 calls. hers. Amelia Nevins why has been a patient in Alexandra Mar. ine, and General Hospital, Gods- rich, has returned home. Sandy Andrews, Trout Creek, and Keith Meehan, French, River, spent the weekend at their respec- tive homes. Mrs, Herb Govier who has been elating her sister, Mrs. 3, Pitch, London, has returned home, Orville Phyla, Guelph, Who has been visiting her mother, has re- turned home, Mr, and Mrs. William Medd and Bert, Goderich, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Rollinson on Sunday. Miss Lila Yungblut, R.N., who 'has been holidaying at her home here has resumed her duties et the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. Mr, and Mrs, L, Blake and family, Hruesels, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. BracInoele on Sunday. Rev, Cl C. Washington preached his farewell sermon on Sunday. He and Mrs. Washington are mov- ing to their new charge, the Ash- tield circuit" this week, and will live in Lueknow• Supper Club The fifth meeting of the Supper Club was held at the home of Mrs. Ed Davies. In the ,absence of the president, Lorraine Heneeh, the vice-president, Marie Andrews pre- sided. The roll call for the next meeting is to name a supper dish containing vegetables. Lunch will be served by Lila Daer and Helen YUngblut. Mrs. Davies will show hew to set table for an informal meal and also how to serve it, Mrs. Nesbit demonstrated how to make salad dressing and Mrs, Davies demonstrated how to make a tossed salad. Ruth Andrews and Bertha de Haan served lunch and pictures were taken. There were 12 pres- ent. The next meeting will he held at the home of Lorraine and Norma Hensh, and Mrs. Filsinger, the home economist, will be present. The new service station on the highway across from Fred Toll's was opened on June 15, with Clif- ford Brown as operator.. Ladies' Guild The Ladies' Guild,of St. Mark's Anglican Church met at the home of Mrs. Tony Tonkowicz on. June 13, when they had as• guests the ladies of Myth Anglican Church. Mrs. Geerge Schneider was in charge of the meeting. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Ed. Davies and the Scripture was read by Mrs. L. Ruddy. Mrs. e'ordyce Clark read a chap- ter in the study book on India, and Miss Josephine Woodcoele, Blyth, gave a reading. Mrs. Gordon Tay- lor favored with an -aecordian solo and also accompanied the hymns on the accordian.. Mrs. Tonkowicz gave a reading, "My Religion," The topic, "Meditation on the 23rd Psalm," was taken .by Mrs, fiEN§ALL Overseas Tour John Doig, of the FBI, -Grand. Rapids., Mich„ son of MrS. Lydia Doig, Kippers, will: leave by June $0 by air for a month-long tour of the British Isles, leaving De- troit by Trans-World Airlines on Satunday, June 30, Mr. Doig will arrive next morning at the Shan,- non, Ireland, airport, He will re. Main in Ireland, for a few days and then fly to ,London. where he will remain for about .a week then visit in Scotland with the 'Scotch branches of the Doig family. Fol. lowing this he will return to De. trait by British Overseas Airlines, returning to Detroit about the 28th. Decoration Day Decoration Day services were observed on June 17 under the auspices of the Hensall Legion and 100F with a short service at the Cenotaph, Rev, C. D. Daniel, Legion chaplain, delivered an ap- propriate message at Hensall Un- ion Cemetery, and Percy Campbell read the charge to the Oddfellows. Fred Beer, Dr. D, J. MoKelvie and W. 0. Goodwin, sounded last post and reveille. Flags were place ed the night before the services at both Rensale Union and MeTag- gart cemeteries, and at the Ceno- taph by P, L, McNaughton and Wilbur Parker, Jack Simmons placed a flag at the Cenotaph at the service on Sunday. Sydney. MacArthur was parade marshal. A very poor at- tendance was' noted, very disap- pointing to the officials in charge. MierdeenArogus rimio Plapued The annual field day of the Western Ontario Aberdeen Angus. Association is being held on Sat,- urday afternoon, commencing at 1-3 noon, on the farm of Mr, and Mrs, Otto Zimmerman, Kerweee, A full course dinner is being serv- ed by the ladies of West. Adelaide Presbyterian Church. Among speakers will be Robert 1VfeCubbinp Mf'' for West Middlesex; Dale Bunion, ye.p, Wert, Ohio, extension specialist; type demonstration will be given, a. judging competi- tion, weight guessing contest and sports, Oecluding championship softball will complete the after+ noon. weeer..ee-epreereipeeeerrefteeve-weelevek CLERFVU Auto Wreckers Parts for All Makes of Care from "24 to "2 AUTO LITE BATTERY • DUNLOP TIRES Sales and Service Used 16-1.7-18-19-20 Tires Phone: HU: 2-3211 We Buy. Scrap: Metals Mg SIX 114,10,1•4 PERSONALS .1****4-.1.0-1Ptih*TO-Ir...11 News of Auburn Correspondent MRS. Peerje :mese Plume Dueeeenor4 ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "TH FRIENDLY CHURCH" Olintot,--itinv, GU EAGLE, B.A.. Um. 9,45 e,.m.—Stieday School 11,00 a.th.---Morning Worship 8,00 p,m—WorShip at Drive-1n Vacation School in Ontario Street Oink& July 3 to 13 041.30 ton, Turners Chitreit 0,43 .4,ft-1/forting Worship. 10,45 a.nt—Sunday School A bus load from Clinton Wo- mans' Institute met at Fanshawe Park, London, on June 16 to hear Mrs.- Alice M. Berry, Brisbane, Australia, A.C.W.W., president of the Associated Country Women of the World, address close to 1,000 Institute members from 17 West- ern districts. "Throw your 'windows open wide," she said.. "Let the world come into your home. If women realize their power for good; if six million women work and. love together there is hope for the fu- ture, The world will be a hap- pier place for those who come, after us, and it will be a happier tomorror