Clinton News-Record, 1956-09-06, Page 6Auburn SOdety
Holds Successful
Flower Show
The APIklurn
tieulturel Flow-
er Show held in the .Grange Hall
was a success in spite of The in^.
clement weather. •
More than 25 ...exhileitere, brought
in their blooms, The' judges were
Mr. John •Cuthlierteee-, Goderich,
and Mrs, Harrison, Detroit, for-
merlyaf Goderich..
The gladiolus were placed on
the plattom in baskets on perleA-.
els against a background oft a
large golden shoe.
The living_ room, dining room
arrangements were displayed. In
the novelty section an old-fash-
ioned soup ladle filled with small
.flowers and • foliage, took first
prize. Here'elscr was hand croch-
eted swan holding a container
with roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. Robert Phillips , won the
most points for her exhibition with
vtotal of 27.,
Mrs. Herb Mogridge, Mrs, Geoe
rge lelillian, Mass Margar'et.' R,
Jackson and Mrs, Gordon R. Tay-
lor tied for second place. •
A silver collection was taken at
the door and draw tickets given
'as a door prize. A flower contain-
er was won by Miss Viola Thomp-
son, and the draw made by Mast-
er Keith Scott. The president,
Mrs. G. R, Taylor, thanked all
donors and helpers,
groomsman for the wedding in
First Presbyterian Church, Sea-
forth, of Carole Jean, daughter of
Mrs. Helen Glew, Seaforth, and.
Kenneth Raymond Nichols; RCAF
Station, St Sylvestre, Quebec.
At the Rorke summer home,
"Beach Place", Lake Huron, over
the - weekend August 24-25-26,
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Amb-
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ambler
and infant son Randy, Miss Marg-
aret Ambler and Harvey Render,
Pontiac711Viich,
Mrse Donald Symons, Barbara
ancrrorrie, have returned 'from a
visit at ,Port Hope. They were
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs,
Harold Symons and Mrs, John
Connelly and son Harold. Mrs.
Connolly and Harold are remain-
ing for a visit here.
Mrs. W. Shacldock, Miss Ann
Shaddock, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Macaulay and,- son Jimmie,
Sarnia, returned Sunday from a
three week holiday to Winnipeg,
where they visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Macaulay and Mif. and Mrs.
George Niittall, relatives of Mr.
Macaulay.
F/0 and Mrs. J._ Nogales have,.
returned to their home in Ottawa,
after spending a week with Mr.
an'd Mrs. John McGuire. They had
visited Dr, and Mrs. David Graub-
ert during their trip through the
Adironeck Mountains .' and Lake
George,in New York State. After
leaving Clinton they motored
through Northern 1V1ichigari to
it friends and relatives in Sault
Ste. Marie, returning to Ottaiva
through Northern Ontario.
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Wedding
Andrews.:Beninger
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"
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Joseph Streit
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Order of Meetings for the
Lord's Day "
11.00 a.m.—Breaking of Bread
3.00 par.—Children's Meeting
7.00 p.m.—Gospel Meeting
ALL WELCOME
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Maple Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Exirolment in Clinton
School has been kept down' to 459
at the start of schaol, according.
to,the new principal Bert ,Gray,
Mr, Gray reports that 3$ young-
SW's ,have enrolled in kindergar-
ten under Mrs. George Falconer,
and he has 40 students himself in
Grade Eight.
Though it was expected.. that
there would be over 500 pupils in
the school this fall, admission was
refused to about 26 youngsters'
which have been coming in from
SS 4, Hallett, and this Section
found there was room for the
children in ' the Blyth Public
School. Also, some of the children
from. outside_ Clinton who had
been attending school here, are
attending RCAF Station public
Laymen Attend
Conference At
Alma College
...- Upwards of 150 then of the Lona
don Conference of the United
Church of Canada attended the
Lay Conference in Alma College,
St. Thomas, on August 24. This
is the fourth annual gathering
sponsored by tile Lay Association,
Dr. James A. Guest, London, was
:chairman, and Verne Baker, also
of London, acted as registrar.
The theme this year was. !`Chris-,
elan, start where you are," and
Dr. Guest told the initial session
that the purpose of the gathering
was to allow laymen to step aside
from the ordinary cares of the
world, and through worship, dis-
cussion, recreation and inspiration
to get a new perspective of their
lives and work.
Dr. John Oliver Nelson of Yale
University, theme, speaker, challen-
ged the men in his three addresses
to carry their religion into their
work and to beleive that as 'Prot-
estant laymen they are all Lay
Preachers, not merely hearers of
the Word,
Huron County was well repre-
sented by 19 delegates, froth chur-
ches\ in Goderich, Clinton, Zurich,
Wingham, ,Londesboro and Exeter
ENGAGEMENTS
ANNOUNCED _
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Postill,
Clinton, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Doris Ellen, to Melville Paul,
son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence
Simmons, Goderich. The wed-
ding to, take place September
21, in Calgary, Alberta. 36-p
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stevens,
Walton, wish to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Doris Alberta, to Mr. Murray
L. Crich, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crich, RH 4, Clinton,
The marriage will take place
on Saturday, pterreher 15,
at 7.30 p.m. 36-p
Mr. and Mrs. Allistair Mine
ray, Varna, wish to announce
the engagement of their
daughter, June Marie, . to
Derek Cottrell Lowder, only
son of Mr. and Mrs. William.
Lowder, of Trail, British. Col-
umbia. The marriage to take
place in Clinton Baptist Chur-
ch, on September 15.
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CLINTON
BOYS'•
MEN'S
The rectory of St. Joseph's
Church, Clinton, was the scene of
a Wedding Saturday afternoon,
September' 25, when Re,„ J. W. P:
Graham united in marriage Joan
Patricia, elder daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Beninger, Ma-
Connell Street, Blyth, to Richard
Andrews, youngest son of Mr:" and
Mrs. Frank Andrews, Clinton.
The bride wore a fall suit of
beige gabardine, with browh ac•
cessoriee and a white orchid cor
sage.
Her attendant was a niece of
the bridegroom, Miss Gwen Grif-
fiths, London, wearing a beige
wool suit, with brown accessories
and a corsage of yellow roses.
Donald Andrews was his broth-
er's groomsman,
A wedding dinner was served to
members of the immediate' famil-
ies at the home of the bride's par-
ents. The house was , decoiMed
with, pink and white '*streamers,
white bells, and bouquets of pink
and white gladioli. The bride's
table was centred with , a •three-
tiered wedding cake, flanked with
pink and white candles in silver
holders, Assisting in serving were
Mrs, B. Walsh and Mrs. W. Tam-
an, both of Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews left on a
wedding trip to Algonquin Park
and other points in Northern On-
tario, On their return they will
reside at Oakville where Mr. An-
drews will be a member of the
teaching Staff end 'Mrs, Andrews
will continue as a member pf the
staff of the Royal Bank of Can-
ada, having been transferred there
from the Clinton 'branch of the
bank,
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PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
-P.A.O.C.
Victoria Street, Clinton
K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor •
Friday, September '7—'
8.00 p.m.—Christ's Ambassaaors
Sunday, September 9-
10.00 a,m,—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7.30 p.m.—Gospel Service
Tuesday, September 11.-
8.00 p.m.—Regular Prayer and
Bible Study Service.
A Special Welcome Awaits You
Record High Enrolment
On School Opening Day Milton, spent the laat weekend
with Mrs. Wilmer Wallis,,,
MO* and Mrs. Gordon •Cuning-
name enjoyed the holiday. week-
end .at. .j,K.j„. their lake-side home
in Bayfield., with the Mel Stew-
art's of London in Cedar Neat,
Mrs. Inez ,Glassford, Mr. and
Mrs, John Glaaaford, Indianapolis,
and 'Mrs. Refbertson,
were visitors at the Wesley-Willis
manse on .Sunday, September 2. '
Recent visitors with Mr, and
Jvrrs. Tames Lockhart were Mrs.
John 1Vt, •Corbett, Toronto; Mrs.
Jet? Stevens, 'Palmerston; Mr, and
Mrs. Glen Montgomery, Shelburne,
Me, and Mes.* Clarence - Cooper
and daughter Nandy have return-
ed home after spending the past
week visiting with relatives in
Flint, Detroit and Dearborn, Miele
Mr, and • Mrs. Bill Rhode and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Almer
Peesmore and family, Woodham,
spent Sunday, August 26, with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Merrill and family.
William Shearing haS resumed
his •studies at the Royal. Military
College, Kingston, after spending
the past two weeks with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Shear-
ing.
D, Steepe, sales promotion man-
ager of the packing division, Sum-
merville Ltd., London, sand his wife
and, family, called on his grand-
mother, Mrs. David Steepe, 'last
weekend.
Mr, and Mrs, Percy, Rutter arid
two sons who have been visiting
the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Pepper, RR 3, Clinton, and
other relatives, left Wednesday for
Penholdi .Alta., where Mr. Rutter
is stationed with the RCAF,
William Edgar; Clinton, acted as
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school or rural schools.
There are two Grade Ones, with
Miss 0. Johnson and Mrs, P, Wil-
hams teaching 33 and 32 pupils
zieliectively. Mrs, George Jeffer-
son is teaching 31. in Grade Two.
Mrs, Taylor has a combined class
of Grade Two and. Grade Three,
pupils numbering 33. In Grade
Three Miss LtfElla Johnston has 40
pupils. Miss E. Jamieson has 40
in Grade Four, Mrs.•Ieabel Henry
has a combined class of Grades
Four and Five and. 33 students.
Another 37 pupils in Grade Five
is being taught by Mrs, Blanche
Parke, Verna. Grade Five and
Six, with 34 pupils is the task of
Miss Win •Gray and Mr. Frank
Huiseer le teaching Grades Six and
seven with 38 pupils, Harry Nes-
bit is teaching a combined class
of Grades Seven and Eight.
CkoCI Students ' /".
Approximately the same number
of students as last fall, enrolled
on Tuesday at Clinton District
Collegiate Institute, although Prin-
cipal. E, A. Fikes expects there
will be some more come in when
the harvest is completed.
In Grade 13 there are 21 stud-
ents, Grade 12 (general and Spec-
lel commercial) 55. Grade 11
(three classes), $0 students; Grade
10 (three classes) 86; Grade Nine
(four classes) 129-students.
A/V/M Hugh Campbell
Principal. C. A. Trott reports
331 pupils registered at the RCAF
Station School on Tuesday morn-
ing. He predicts that this married
will increase when all
personnel on the Station have re-
turned from leaves. At the school
there are 12, teachers and the
principal.
All Brownies And
Guides 'Will Meet
During September
Fall activities tor the Brownies
and Guides in Clinton are ready
to start.
All girls aged eight to 11 who
wish to, join elould make applica-
tion 14---Septalber 7.- Those
wining to join the First Clinton
.Brownie, Pack which :meets Mon-
day afternoons from 4 to 5,30 p.m.
should contact Mrs. Lloyd Carter,
phone HUnter 2-3836, and those
Wishing to join the -Fourth Brown-
ie Pack which meets Tuesday ev-
enings from €4.45 , to 8.15 p.m
should get in touch with' Mrs. P.
Brown, phone HUnter 2-7560.
Application is needed so the
leaders will know how many
Browhies to expdct. There whl
not be another group taken into
Brownies until after Christmas.
The First Clinton Company Girl
Guides will resume meetings on
Monday eveliing, Septe ber 17, at t
7 p.m. and all wishing join must
be 11 years old. They should
phone Mrs. Kenneth McRae at
HUnter 2-7020 to - make arrange-
ments.
All -meetings of the , Guides and
Brownies will be held in the Leg-
ion Hall.
An outdoor 'camp ,is being held
1
this weekend fof the leaders of
the Guides.
AkGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
St. Paul's — Clinton
REV. C. S. INDER, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs. J. M. Elliott,
• Choir Leader
15th. SUNDAY AFTER 'TRINITY
8.30 a,m.—Holy Communion
11.00 aen.—Special Service—to be.,
gin new year Sunday School
work,
JA' and G.A. Church Parade,
new banners will be dedicated.
T evitt Memorial Women's Aux-
ilary, Exeter, cordially invites
the ladies of St, Paul's Church
to attend their 50th anniver-
sary, Sunday, September 9, at
2.30 p.m. -
Anyone wishing transportation
kindly phone Mrs. Clifford
Epps.
Motet-WM Ettiteb
eburtb
REV, HUGH C. WILSON, Minister
MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist
M. R. RENNkE, Choir Director
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11,00 aan.-41orning Worship
"The Wrath of Men"
11.20 a.m.—Primary School
12.15 pen.—Chtirch School
7,00 pm.--Evening Praise
"A Voice in the Silence"
HOLMESVILLE
9.45 a.rn,-1Vforning Worehip
Sunday School
"Conte to the House of krayer"
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Bert Gray And
Family Feted
By Graduates • Prior to leaving Blyth for their
new home and work in Clinton
the Bert Gray family was honour-
er.Vby elae villagers in appreciation
of Mr, Gray's work as PUNig•
school principal there for the past 22. years,
Decorations in 11/e.morial
Blyth included the principal'e
strap, an apple, witty comments,
and graduation pictures of other.
years, as graduates gathered to
hid'farewell to their teacher, More
than, 300 persons were present on
Friday evening, Auktist 31,
Guests were from Alliston, Exe-
ter„ Flint, Mich.; Goderich, Grand
Bend, Guelph, Hemel], London,
Sarnia, Stratford, Seaforth, Toron-
Joan Johnston
Gold Medalist
At CNE Tests
Miss Joan Johnston, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey John-
ston, competed in the alto horn
solo class for 17 years and under
at the Calledian National Exhibi-
tion and placed first, winning the
gold medal.
Last year her older sister,
Doris, placed first in the open
class, 'alto horn solo, winning the
gold medal in that class.
to, Wardsville, Welland and Wind,
Sor.
Mr. Gray was presented with -
an automatic wrist watch and
"Mrs, Gray received a bouquet of
American Eeauty roses.
On Tuesday of the week before
Miss Sharon Gray was honoured
'by 4, party and her ,,euting friends
gave her a memory scrap book
and camera With films.
"The Family Store"
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ALBERT ST. — CLINTON' e,
Use Alberta Booth, Toronto,
Visited her nephew • R. N, Irwin
last week. •
Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Little, Sea-
forth, •called on, Mrs. G. B.- Saville
on Friday, .Augliet 24,
Miss. Babeeo Kingstone
spent p the weekend et the borne
of Mr, and Mrs, Mitchel, Sheering.
visiters with Mr, and
Mrs. G, W. Nott were- Dr, and
Mrs, L. Dyer, and Miss Lee Nott,
all of Detroit,
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Mercer,
St. Marys, ealled on 110S, G.
• Saville over the weekend of Aug-
net 25 and 26,
Mrs. Wilmer Wallis and Helen
Turner returned the beginning of
• the week from theiii visit to
Moody Beach, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Adams, -To-
ronto, spent the holiday at the
home gf the former's mother, Mrs.
Ada Adams,- and Miss Brigham.
James Livermore nas returned
after - a ten-day holiday with his
eon-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Green, Grand Bend..
Mr. and Mrs. Fealk Layton, Mr,
Cecil VanHorne and Mary Ann„
Gerald Flynn, visited with friends
at Shelburne the weekenT before
last. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Douglas,
lVieaford spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Layten, Mr,
and Mrs, Fred Pepper and other
friends.
• Glen L. Wakefield, Cumberland,
Virginia, and Miss Nina Lee Har-
rison, Brunswick, Maryland, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B.
Perinebaker, last week:
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. 'Beuskill
and daughter Margaret, Toronto,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hume,
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10.00 a.m.—unday School
31,00 a.m.-11/014'AM Worship
Services,
7,30 pari.—GoSpel SerVice
You are cordially invited to these
SetviceS. ALL WELCOME
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1956
Huron Street
BAPTIST CHURCH
Minister—REV. 3, E. OSTROM
11.00 a.m, •=--Morning Worship =
12,15 a.m.--Sunday School
ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH
"THE FRIENDLY CHURCH"
PASTOu--MIN. A. OLEN EAGLE; BA .
0.45 a.m,--Sunday School,
11,00 exit —Morning Worship — Reception of New
Members.
7,00 p.m..--Evehing Worship
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9,45 a.ni.-tbritin Worship
0.45 exn.--SitrAny. School. •
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