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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1956-08-09, Page 4114.0.E..V ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Benin- per, 1.31yth, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Joan l'atrietar to Richard rr~es• Andreers, son .of Mr:. and .Andrews,. Clinton, The wedding will take place in St. Jeseph'S rectory, Clinton, August 5,. . n-p The engagement is announced of Patricia Alma Lavaclai eldest daughter,of Mr. and Mrs. ar- l es H. Scotchmer, to Percy Charles ',Renner, son of the Rev. .and Mrs:Teter Renner, both of Bayfield, Ontario, Marriage to take place on Saturday, Sent- eMber 1,- at '2 o'clock, in' Bay- field St. Andrew's United Chur- ch, ,82,x United. Church At • . 4 dashing from one place to another. He eventually found out about". South End Cities Service, though, and now has plenty of leisure. 14. r.L).1j CITIES SERVICE hie/71011in( I? Dory Rutledre '"viiite21 GAS•SERVICE-TIRES GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE East Street - GODERICH, ONTARIO Phone 428 31-2-3-4-5-b HU. 2.7064 Castrn't LAUNDRY,C... CLEANERS LET ONE CALL I r ALL '" CUNT ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1956 Attend Jour Church ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "VW FRIEND L/ C}IURCH" w , PASTOR.-v-REV. A. GLEN EAGLE, B.A.. B,D. 11.90 a,tn„,--Union Service in Wesley-Willis 8,0(1 'mt.-Worship at Drive.Tri Turner'S Ottitth Servites Withdra n A cheque for WO was receiv- ed this week by the Clinton Hos- pital Board from the Clinton Branch No. 260, Order , of the Eastern Star, ". The .o.g.$, has undertaken to furnish a send-private room in the old section of the hospital, which at the present time is undergoing extensive _renovat, . ions, A, M. Knight, chairman of the board, states that this room will be the one immediately to the right of the present main entrance, which is now in use as an office for the superintend- ent and secretary-treasurer. Baptism Service At St. Paul's Barbara Marie, 'infant daughter of mp, and Mrs. Alvin Betties, RR 2, Bayfield, was baptised in St. PaursiAnglican Church of Canada, here on Sunday, August 5. Rev, G. W. Moore, Jeffersonville, In- diana, who was rector of St. Paul's in 1941 and officiated at the marriage ceremony of the baby's parents, conducted the bap- tismal service, The godparents are Misses Mary Snell, Hamilton and Jayne Mary Snell, Stratford; James Snell, Clin- ton. A dinner was served after- wards at the parents' home to 20 guests. HENSALL THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! Sandals Broken sizes $1.49 Baby Shoes 98c -- S1.98 Children's Shoes siies 8-12 , $2.98 Sizes 121/2 -3 $3.50 JILL'S CLOTHING and - 'FOOTWEAR "The Family Store" ALBERT ST. -- CLINTON Varna Pair Marks 40th Anniversary As Friends Gather In Their Horne cmrroN !') THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1.956 Ringo Winners our RellASO11'.O9rre001.1400) Winners of Legion Bingo on Sat. urday, August 4, were: Mrs, $ttiv. ley Lester,. Marlette, Mich.; Mr*. Hospital Receives $500 Cheque For- 1).E., Furnishings .Mrs. Ruth Jenkins is visiting in Stratford. Miss M, L. Walitinshaw has re- 'turned from a week's visit in Tem, Terito, Mrs. J. J. Dick,• 'London, has been the guest for a few days With. Miss Ida, Walltinstip.w, Mr, and Mrs. Russell Beyer are holidaying on 1041W-din Island, planning to return via. Winnipeg, Earl Ward, Stratford, spent the holiday weekend at the home 'of Constable and Mrs. A. Shaddick, Pieasing's Easy with ovr OVEN-FRESH surprises TREAT YOUR FAMILY TO OUR - SPECIALS! Give meals a delightful lift with fresh=frofflt-oar- oven bakery goods-. Try some today! Our Sat. Special From Our Store Miry - SUEY LOAF, Reg. 30c for 24c Bartliff Bros. Bakers and Confectioners HU. 2-9727 Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dees and ,S911 Neil, spent Saturday at the Wesley-Willis. United Church Marl- a% Mr. and Mrs, Harry Pelletier. Leaside, were weekend and hon.:" day guests with Mr. and Mrs, M. T, .Corless, Mr, and Mrs. SpenA* Hann, Brenda and Leslie, Waterloe, spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs, Harry Mawan. Mrs. Helen Dalrymple had as her guest last weekend, her niece and husband, Mr. and -Mrs. Wally. Gies, Kitchener, ' Miss Violet Phillips, Toronto, is spending her vacation with her brother-i$.-lane and sister, MV, and Mrs. Ira. Merrill, Mrs, Mary Brown, Egmondville, spent from Thursday to. Saturday with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mae McElroy, Mary Street. Mr. and' Mrs..Lloyd Adams, To- ronto, spent the holiday with his mother, 'Mrs.'Ada Adams, and their aunt Miss Brigham. Kenneth Rorke, PreSeott, and Miss- Florence ,Rorke, Toronto, were recent visitors at the home of their parents, Mr. arid Mrs. g. E, Rorke. Mrs. John McGregor, Mrs. Alton Johnston and Mrs. Frank McGreg- or, speilit a few days in Toronto, last week ,attending the wedding,' of a cousin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pickard, Win- nipeg, formerly of Holmesville, re- newed old friendships in town, an& while here were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mtilholland. Mr. and Mrs. jaines Reid and Miss Carol Ann Reid and Mrs. Bondeau, Saginaw, Mich„ spent a recent 'weekend with ,Mrs. Reid's aunt, Mrs. Mae McElroy, Mary Street., Mrs. M. Addison and daughters, Grace and Gladys, haye returned after a pleasant two week holiday spent at Hampton Villa, South-. ampton, and 4 at her son's summer home at Hope Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schulha and Dale, shave returned to their home in Edmonton, Alta., after spend- ing two weeks wit the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. McCart, ney. They also attended the, Johnston-McCartney wedding. .. Mn and Mrs. E. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Eidt, Mr. and Mrsc -Rob- ert Crawford, all of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoflich, Mitchell, visited .Mrs.. Elizabeth Walker, Ontario Street, on Sun- day. ' Miss Marilyn Shaddick, Strat- ford General Hospital, is spending a three week vacation at the home of her parents, Constable and Mrs. A. Shaddick after:com- pleting her three months affilia- tion at Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto. Miss Shirley G. Sutter returned to her duties in Preston on-Tues- day, after spending her vacation, the summer home of her brother and sister-in-law, Mn and 'Mrs. Benson Sutter.. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Robbins ,and fainily, Rich- mondarrived yesterday to spend their vacation at the same place. Recent visitors with Mr. G. E. Hall and Miss Evelyn Hall, were, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Hall, Ted Hall, John Pye, Toronto; Mr. and 'Mrs. Gordon. Hall, Cayuga; Mrs. Fred Kirkby, New Liskeard, Mrs. Arthur Busfield, Windsor. ' Mrs. Kirkby and Mr. Hall observed their 81st birthday on Monday, August 6. 0 Everyone Reads The Classifieds Bayfield Has 54th Anniversary (By Qur Bayffield correspondent) The 54th anniversary of St. An, drew's United Church, was held on Sunday last with large congrega, tions attending both morning. and evening services. The Rev. Donald McLean.. Kes- wick, who is in charge of St.7 An- drew's congregation for the next few weeks (and will take the ser- vices on August'12 and.19, at Bay- field, Portees.. Hill and Taylor's Corners); introduced the speaker Rev. George Scotchmer, of First Presbyterian Church, Galveston, times becomes a pastor's duty, al- though it should always be done in love." The church choir of 20 voices led the music under the able,, dir- ection of Mrs. Kingsbury at the organ. A duet by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whiteside and a quartette by Misses Clara Clark, Patsy Scotch- mer, Jack Whiteside and Ted Dunn were much appreciated. At the evening Service, a solo by Jack Whiteside and an anthem by the choir, with. duet by Misses Clara Clark and Patsy Scotchmer, added to the enjoyment of the oc- casion. The flowers' contributed by Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Cameron, were very lovely in pink and white; shasta daisies, pink, roses and a large basket of pink and white glads. These were arranged by Mrs. C. Scotchmer. In Memoriam Cards An appropriate card, ack- nowledging a donation to the Canadian Cancer Society, in memory of the deceissed, will • be sent to the bereaved fans- Hy. Ask the funeral director, or contact the local EtiUnch of the Perth-Huron Unit, Cana. dion Cancer Society. Benson Sutter, Secretary Phone 'HU. 2-6635 Misi Jane Batkin Wins $202 Of Treasure Chest Misr Jane Batkin, employed at Steadman's Store, was the winner of $202,20 at the Appreciation tray draw held in Library Park last Saturday Afternoon. Her win was on a 30 percent coupon, and was taken from a treasure chest totallingp73.96. A good. ernwd attended the draw, which was conducted by R. B Campbell as Emcee. 'Next week the treasure chest $27 to $273.38. , o ONTARIO STREET WMS WILL MEETAUGUST 14 - - The regular August meeting of the Ontario Street United Church Woman's Missionary Society will be held at the home of Mrs. W. VanEgmond on Tuesday after- noon, August 14, commencing at 2.30. Roll call will be answered' STANLEY Mrs, Alma Baird, with George Allen Klinkhamer and his fiancee Celeste Boikie, Detroit, spent Sun- day visiting at the home ,of George Baird. Miss Darlene Coughlin, Lobo, visited her aunt, Mrs. , Norman Baird, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baird, re- turned to /Moose Jaw, Sask., last Friday. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria Street, Clinton K. L. SWEIGARD,, Pastor Friday, August 10- 8.00' p.m.:-Christ's Ambassadors Sunday, Auugst 12- 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School Mrs. H. Butler, noted negro Evangelist will be present for both morning and evening services. Join us for these services. at 11.00 a.m. and 7.30 Tuesday, Auugst 14- 8.00 p.m.-Regular Prayer and Bible Study Service. A Special Welcome Awaits You 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 'p.m.-Gospel Meeting ALL WELCOME. .....41N*-4. .44.41 44.44 40,4-44 Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday Scheel % 9.45 a.m. Breaking of Bread 11,00 a.ni. Gospel Service, . 8.00 p.rit. TUESDAY, 8 P,m. - Prayer and Bible Study. Heartyi, Welcome' AWaltS 'You" 4444-4. 44-144".. BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH BODENHAVI, • Pastor 10.00 O.m.---Sunday School 11.00 a.rii,-Morning Worship Services. 7,80 'p.m.-4108nel Service You are cordially invited to these serViees. AUBURN Correspondent-MRS. FRED ROSS Phone Dungannon 9 r 15 Mr. and Mrs., Ronald Pentland, North Bay, are visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. C. M. Straughan. Mr. and, Mrs. Cohn Campbell, Ottawa, are visiting the former's father, W. H. Campbell, and Mr. arid Mrs. Albert Campbell. There will be no service in Knox Presbyterian Church for the' next three SundayS as Paster Rev. D. J. Lane is ,holidaying at Port El- gin- Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Weir, Lon- don, were weekend visitors with Dr. B. C. Weir and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. lyjacKay. Dr. Weir accomp- anied them home for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jardin and family, Wingham, visited with. Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan. R. D.' Munro' has returned home after a visit with his daughter Mrs. R. G. Ling and Mr. Ling, Guelph. ' ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's - Clinton REV. C. S. INDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Choir Leader 12th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY 8.30 a.m,-Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.-Morning Prayer-- 8.00 p.m.-Service at Drive-In Theatre 4444N4-414-4,0-44-44 Huron Street BAPTIST CHURCH Minister-REV. J. E. OSTROM 11,00 ,a.m.-RObert Graham of RC- AF -Station Clinton, will take 'the services during August 12.15 a.m.-Sunday School No evening service during August ALL WELCOME 44 44-44 4.44 411*444/1/-*I. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. J, LANE, B.A:, Minister MRS. MORGAN AGNEW,,, Choir Leader and Organist Service/ discontinued for Month Of August 4444 41,1,44414-41.41,0•414. gleaTep4tiillW Ziniteb aurc0 REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Ottanist M. li,. RENNI'E. Choir Director 11,00 a.m.-Morning Worship 4'The Unchanging Christ" 11,20 a.m.-,Prilnary School 12.15 p.M.--Chureli School 8,00 pal:I.-Service in the Drive- In Theatre ITOLMESVILIE 9,45 tam-Morning Worship Sunday School "Talk.) Vimo For 'Worship" .+-0474-11-•-•-•-•-•44-44-•444-•±•:••••+ r".^.4,044.4444,44".414044,1444 .SPECIALIZED BUSINESS TRAINING PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN ALL COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS. Courses Approved by the Canadian Euless Schools A• ssociation . Modern Equipment FALL ,TERM' OPENS tEPTEMBER 4 Tuition $18 per month 1955 Plymouth. Club Coupe Like new ;; very low mileage. Don't miss this one! 1951 1951 Studebaker Commander Radio; Overdrive; Vd8 motor; Very good car. Only X1,055.00 1952 Chevrolet Sedan One owner car. 950.00 MANY bTHER REAL CLEAN CARS Bros. Chrysler Plyintputh Fargo - Sales and Service Unroll St. Clinton It doesn't take magic to have extra fun and .freedont from housework, today. Just ea 11 us - and' quick as a wink, we'll relieve you of .washday headaelies. quality serviee 1e',s cost than .you might -think. . For Your Convenience Use Our Down Town'Ofike on' King Street (formerly Simptons-Sears). Mr. and. Mrs. John McAsh, who were married July 18, 1910, cele- brated their -40th wedding anniv- ersary'en Friday, July 20, at their Varna home; which was tastefully decorated with flowers by Mrs. Clifford Bpps, Clinton. In the afternoon, guests were welcomed by Mrs. William McAsh and tea was served to . a large gathering of friends, mostly from a 41.5-tpr.ce, Among them was Mr.' MeAsh's, .aunt, Mrs. Munshaw, London, who will be-93 in Septem- ber. Pouring tea were Mrs. .3. M, Keys, -Thorold; Mrs. John M.aciteri, zie,' Bayfield; Miss Fame Logan and Mrs. Lottie Mash, London. Mr. and Mrs. MeAsh, with their immediate families, went to the Little 13ay,field, where a del- . Texas. __, • will anfount to $546.76, so that Mr. Scotchmer 'took as his sub- winnings may be anywhere from jest at both services the "Love of God" basing his remarks an Paul's second letter to Corinthians. He made ,the point that God should not be regarded as a benevolent 'Santa Claus, dealing out benefits With sickly sentimentality. .."God's love is rather the totality of all the virtues," said he, "including that of anger, an anger which can- not condone sin. All true love must wound to heal and this at iby "Sing, Play, Recite or Pay." Cars will leave the church at two o'clock for transportation to the VanEgmond home. 0 TAKES PART IN MORRIS CENTENNIAL OPENING • Mayor W. J. Miller attended the opening program for the Mor- ris Township centennial celebrat- ions in Brussels on 'Monday and took part in the speaking pro- gram, taking the greetings *of the Town of Clinton on that occasion. Also taking part in the event were Reeve William Jewitt, Hullett Township; T. Pryde, MPP for Hur- on; L. E. Cardiff, MP for North Huron; John W. Hanna, MPP for Huron-Bruce, icious hOt -turkey dfnner was ser- ved. In the evening a Much larger number v of friends were received by Mr. and Mrs. William McAsh, also Floyd McAsh, Hamilton, Pouring tea were Mrs. Annie Reid, Sealortle Mrs. Mayme Talbot, Brupefield, sisters of Mrs. MeAsh; Mrs, Steick, Varna and Mrs. Rich- ard Robinson, Goshen, The guest book was in the • charge of the grandchildren, pary McAsh, in the afternoon, and Douglas Vie evening, Many gifts and cards were re, ceived including a letter from the congregation of Varna and Goshen United Church, one from Balti- more, Md., a telegram, from She' burne, Ontario, and a phone call from Nashville, Tenn.,, all sending ccngratulations. ^ Guests were present from Pon, tiac and Rochester, Mich.; Florida, Belmont, Thorold, Toronto, Hamil- ton, London, St, Marys, Brigden, I/Virg-ham, Port Elgin and Blyth Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. McAsh were mar- ried at the hOme of the bride's parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. William L, Keys, West William Si rcet, Seaforth. The ceremony was solemnized by the bride's brother, Rev. J. M. Keys, assisted by the late Rev. James. Foote. The bride is the former •Myrtle Keys, Babylon Line, Stanley, and later of Seaforth, and the groom is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McAsh,„Varna. After a trip to the States, they settled in Varna, where Mr. Mc- Ash was postmaster and conduc- ted a general store. In 1946 they built a new home where they are now residing. Mr. McAsh is still postmaster. They have two sons, William, who in 1946 took over the busi- ness of the store and'Floyd: who is music supervisor in the Public Schools at Dundas, and is also on the faculty of the Hamilton Con- servatory of Music, Hamilton. They have four grandchildren, Mrs. Ernest Pym is enjoying a vacation at Hamiota, Mari. • Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hedden, St. Catherines, spent the holiday weekend with Mrs. .C. Redden. Mr. add, Mrs, Alex Shorthouse were in St. Catherines over the weekend, attending a Wedding. Masters Bobby Mielde and 'Leo Tiberio, returned last Saturday from. Cub Camp where they spent a week at Camp Onkwe. Miss• Betty Mickle;. ,B.Sc.N., Toronto, spent Sunday and Mon- day with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family. Jack Snell an employee of Gen- eral Coach Works, had the mis- fortune to have a piece of ply- wood fall' on his toe fracturing it in four places. Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle at- tended the Galpin-Erskine wed- ding in Atwood United Church, Saturday. Miss Betty Mickle, To- ronto, was. one of Miss Erskine's bridesmaids, 134:champ; Miss Helen Bel), To- ronto; Mrs. M. Daugali, Lloyd. Swartzentruber; Roy Pepper, Miss Helen David Sinale; Harold Sivartzentruber; Mrs, p, anan, Mrs, Clarence lVieTca4ghtom Mrs, W. R, Bell; Mrs. Roy Smale; Jack Brintriell.; Mrs,. 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