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Clinton News-Record, 1956-11-08, Page 6New Mortualt Chapel Lovdly new mortuary chafiel at the Clinton Cemetery was officially dedicated in special ceremony last Sunday afterpoon, under the auspices of the Clinton Ministerial Association. (News-Record Photb) 24th SUNDAY Af.(TER TRINITY 8.30 am.—Holy Communion 11.15 am.—(note time) Morning Prayer' 4.30 pen.—Evening Prayer Monday, Nov. 12-8.00 p.m., Ga- Getters e card party, euchre, cribbagee Parish Hall. altateb eburtb REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNI'E, Choir Director • 11,15 care:-Morning Worship Armistice Day, Hymns and Music of. Remembrance — 11:20 a.m.Primary School 12.15 pat.—Church Sclabol Union tvening Service in the On- tario Street United Church. HOLMESVILLE 1.30 pan,----Church Service Sunday School. "Conte to the House of Prayer", ST. ANDREW'S 'PRESB'YTERIAN CHURCH RV, D. 3. LANE, 13.A,4 Minister' MRS: MORGAN AGNEW, Choir Leader and Organist Sunday, Noyember 11, 11.45 ant —Public WorShip hour 10.00 a:In.—Church Schol for an ages . 11.15 eeri.—Arnlietite bey Service Sermon subject; 4`11(AVCanada Itemernbers" NOV. 18-,-,C4rattd reopening service at 11,00 a.m. Dedication Of Cathedral, Lights, Mel oniat Plaque,Pulpit Bible (denat, eel), 'phis should be a great servite, All People( will be Maxie Weleorite' ,Change In Noma. Bowel Habits A Danger Signal That MAY Mean Cancer See Your Diiictor IMMEDIATELY For tree literature write Benson 'Sutter, Secretary Phone HU. 2-6635 Best Selection Ever! -- at — HIKE YOUR, DATE WITH BEAUTY STARTS WITH A DATE WITH US! YOUR HOLIDAY PERM 10 00 ONLY ....... Flora Beauty Salon. DIAL 1W 2-9330 Mort, "Not, and Wed,--Free Hole Not with Portrt. a eee Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Order of Meetings for the Loyd's Day: 11.00 a.m.—Breaking Of •I3read 3.00 p.m.—'Children's Meeting 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Meeting All Welcome • SEE US ABOUT YOUR' Our Saturday/Special: --- ---- From Oitr Store Only— Honey Dip Donuts Reg. 406 doz.—for 33( PAM. SIX .CILlesTTON NEWS-RECORP e TUURSDAX,,NOVIV1344 8, 1,9M Miss Ellen. Fairdough, MP,. Guest Dinner Meeting , New Teachers At Ontario St. Sunday School Wesley-Willis Men Announce Plans For Ladies' Night in December ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's Clinton REV. C. S. INDER, Rector' Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Mrs.. J. M. Elliott, Choir Leader Twenty Members of the execu- tive of •Ontario Street ;United. Church Sunday School ;met in the church -parlour with C, Stewart presiding. S. McDonald read the lesson and the group Studiesl "The Personal. Religious Life,' from the new study boele The 'new teacher"' committee reported several changes in teach- ers:. Mrse,,PowelI will teach. the senior, girls; 'Miss eG, Babkirk, Mrs, Sehoenhals and Mrs. J. T.:,avis will teach ifindergarten; Miss Courtice and. G. Levis will have the Young .People's Bible Class; Mrs. M. Batkin and Mrs. D. Ball will have Primary 1, Boys, William Gibbings. is the new secretary. White Gift Sunday will be on December 11. • Temperance% ..Surt- day is on November 18, with A. Cooper as :guest speaker for all groups ever nine years. The teacher training class spon- sored. by the Clinton Ministerial Association will be held in Ontaxe lo Street United Church the last week in November. - - • RCAF Auxiliary Will Raffle Doll The, regular monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of RCAF Station Clinton, was held op Mon- day evening in the Ritchie Build- ing with Mrs. S. A. Brightwell in the chair. 'The minutes were read by the secretary Mrs. D. 3. Hatherall and the treasurer's report by Mrs. H. C, Easton. ' To Raffle Doll It was . decided to purchase • a piano for use of the Guides, BroWnies, Cubs and Scouts. and other organizations who , use the Ritchie Building. A,24 inch blonde walking doll with a wardrobe made 4by the Women's Auxiliary is to, beraffled -off at the Christ- mas meeting, The 'proceeds are tg go toward the purchase of the piano. Lovett's Specialty Slibp has kindly consented to - display the doll in their store window. After the meeting a penny sale was held and• the quilt made by the ladies of the County Home was raffled. Mrs. F. Fingland drew the winning ticket held by Doris Johnston : of the County Home. An amount of $65,65 was taken in on the quilt and this mon- ey will be given, to the ladies of the County Home. The Women's Auxiliary wish to thank Irwin's Ladies Wear for displaying, the quilt. "o CLINTONIAN CLUB WILL MEET ON NOVEMBER 14 The Clintonian Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Norman Car- ter on WednesdayerNovember 14.. discussion' on and plans for the renovating of the church kitchen were made. The meeting closed with a hymn and benediction, and Mrs. John Nediger's group served tea. Attend Jour (Church SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1956 ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" PASTOR REV. A. GLEN EAGLE, B.A.. B.D. 9.45 a,m.—SUnday School 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship TURNER'S CHURCH aoo p.m.—.Worship 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School ..:or onns eVIre, Ellen, Fairelough, MP for HeneItone West, .addressed eoxne. 2.50- persons at a banquet on day night, sponsored by .Progres- sive Conservative Women's Ase0e- kation for.Ruron The ladies of Ontario Street ited , Church served the dinner in 'the spacious church hall, which been formally decorated with. flags .apd. the .tables were festive with lighted candles. As chairman of the Tabor eorn- .nitttee fore the Bregressive Con- servative catteee., Fairelough was responsible for introducing a *bill into the Federal House which iikompted the Government to pass legislation for equal pay for equal work for worilen, Referring to' the bill Mrs. Fair- elough remarked there has been a great deal of controversy over it and added "with the passing of this legislation at Federal level it means all workers in five prov- inces in Canada and those who are under Federal jurisdiction now qualify fqr equal pay," Mrs. Fairelougle expressed her delight at the large number of per- sons present indicating the eptinis- lesxn for Conservatives in tills dis- trict, She said she felt like brag- ging about the paity, when she though about Nova Scotia. In that province, she stated, only a -few years ago there were no conserva- tive, membere. Last week Bob Stanfield defeated a government that had. been, in power there for 23 years. Mrs. Faieclougb said that in los- ing George Drew the Conservativ- es had lost the greatest leader coptemporaries had deep sorrow ire seeing hifn leave the party. It, Can Happen She said that apathy could be the deadliest foe. IT! the USA, she said, 'there were many who had felt that things' didn't matter, were shaken by the news of Hun- gary's- revolt and the reprisals of the Russians, In closing she said, "Are we going to preserve now what we have, or are we going to wait until we have to fight to get it back. It CAN happen here.? • The event was organized by Miss DOrothy Park, Seaforth, who presided. Attending .were L, E. Cardiff, Brussels, MP for Huron; and Mrs. Cardiff; Tom Pryde, Ex- eter,. MLA for Huron and Mrs. Pryde; John. W. Hanna, Wingha.m, MLA for Huron-Bruce; Clara Westeott, Torontae formerly of Seaforth, who is organizer for Young Progressive Conservatives of Ontario, Mrs. Dorothy Downing, also of,. Toronto, ladies' organizer forteh National Progressive Con. servative, PantY. Mre, George Dobbs, Exeter, sol- oist, was accompanied, by Mrs', Robert - Pryde, Exeter. Mrs. Alex Haddy presided at the Clinton Hosfptal Auxiliary meet- ing held in the Nurses' Residence. Miss W. O'Neil, in the absence. of Mrs. C: L. Rathbun, read the min- utes and Mrs. A. J. McMurray pre- sented the treasurer's statement. ' Mra. I. McIntyre reporting for drapes said that the. material had been purchased and Was now be- ing made up for the new building. Miss O'Neil, Mrs. C. M. Shearing and Mrs. W. L. Morlok reported -that the penny 'sale profits amoun- ted to $487.70, $40 over last year's total: (By our Hensel]. correspondent) Carmel . Presbyterian Church, Hensall, was the scene. of a happy event on November 2, when 125 members and friends attended a reception held' in honor of their- minister, Rev. Donald MacDonald, and Mrs. MacDonald. Mrs. Mac- Donald recently arrived from Nor- thern Ireland and their wedding took place since then, Glenn Bell, clerk of the session, was chairman for the program, consisting of the following num- bers: quartet, Mrs. john Love, James Love, Mrs. Malcohh Doug- all, James -Dougall;. a Scottish reading by Mrs. Robert Simpson; piano solo, Miss Carol Brown; singe song "My Wild Irish, Rose; "duet by Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs. H. Bell, "Bells of St. Marys"; reading, "The Wedding," Mrs, R, Y. Mc- Laren; sing-song "When Irish'Eyes are Smiling;" solo, "Perfect -Day," Mrs. Brawn. Eayl Campbell read the,presen- tation address to Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald and presented them with a floor lamp and desk lamp. Rev. MacDonald replied expressing his thanks. Guest speakers were Rev, D. J. Lane, 'Clinton, and Rev. C. D. Daniel, Hensall, Mrs. Mac- Donald spoke briefly thanking all for their kindness, A delicious luncheon was served which included a wedding cake dec. 'orated in pink and white, Recep- tion committee were Mr. and Mrs. S. McQueen, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Campbell, who introduced Mrs. MacDonald to the congregation. . • Mr. and Mrs. B, J. Gibbings vis- ited ,with their son and family in Stratford last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marsh, Wingham, visited with the lady's cousin, Mrs. David Steep on Sun- day last. Mn and Mrs. G. W. Nott spent the weekend in Detroit and Wind- sor with their daughters, Miss Lee Nat and Mrs, Garrioch and Mrs. A. J. Mullough and family, Mrs. George Bolton ,and Miss Simpson, Gederich, visited with Mrs. IViellough's mother, Mrs,' David Steep-on -Sunday last. Mrs. F. Nice, Lipda, Paul and Ann, left on Tuesday for Montreal where they will board the SS As- cania for a six months' visit to England., Mrs. Nice is returning to her home for the first time hi 14 Years. They were wished bop voyage by`PaSterr and . Mrs. K. Sweigard and friends who saw ;them off on the train. ' Miss Sinclair, Mrs. Haddy, Mrs. Fred Thompson and Mrs. Harry Ball were named to select furniture for the new wing of the hospital. Mrs. iladdy gave a concise-re- „port of two ,days' spent at„ the On- tario Hospital Association conven- tion held in Toronto. Through this organization $72,000 was expended -in a range of projects in which the money was used aS widespread as the needs of local hospitals. Mrs. Frank Fingland was named convener of the nominating com- mittee. At the close of the meeting, Mrs. Lillian MacKinnon poured tea with Miss Sinclair assisting. and Mrs. Fingland as hostess. • • o District Meeting Here Prepares For Seals Sale A meetieg of the Huron District Council NO: 5 ,or the Ontario Soc- iety for criippled•Children was held iii the town hall here last Thurs- day evening, with L. P. Wheatley, St, Marys, as chairahan. Plans are already being laid for the sale of Easter Seals in aid of the crippled youngsters of the province. Tlie campaign iS'- conducted, through a committee of the 'Lions Club here in Clinton, in the charge of Reg. Ball and Melva Crich. Half of the money collected locally is used locally and the balance is sent to head office forere-distribu- lion. If the ideal club runs Short of money for the purpose, it is able to call' upon the head' office fund for assistance. Attending the meeting were re- presentatives from service clubs in the (Abet centres of the County. UP TO 10.00, Mrs. Clare Mitchell has return- ed to her Toronto home after spending a few days visiting tere with her brother's family, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Corson, and with her niece and nephew, Mr.and Mrs, Ralph Poster at St. Thomas, Maurice Radford, Niagara Falls, N.Y„ spent the weekend at his parental home. orel Princess Street and with his brother and sister-in.. law, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Radford. Maurice is moving next week to the Mark Twaib Hotel in Elinira, N.Y„ where he has secured a pos- ition, For several days recently, Gor- don. Cuninghame with his broth- ers-in-law, Roy East and Carl East, Toronto and Edgat East, Windsor, enjoyed their annual out- ing at the Nimrod 'Cable', Bale- de-dore. They met in- Clinton 'Where they were the guests of their sis- ter, Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame. 0 Maple Street 1GOSPEL 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" , The monthly "dinner meeting of the Men's Club of the WrealeY,-. Willis, licilinesville charge .vitas held in the WeeleysWilliS "United Chur- ch on Thursday evening, Novem- ber 1, with the lunch .converieu., Miter Btigill and Wilfred Jervis, in charge of the ideal, , and the president, .Charles Nelson, in char. ge of the meeting. The secretary, 'Prank McCub. otlgh, read the minutes of the la t, meeting, and the. treasurer, J, Riley, gave the, financial t'e-, port. An announcement was made that• the next meeting, December 6, would . be Ladies' Night, when the 'guest speaker . will be Captain Hugh Campbell, Toronto, district manager .of C.I.L. Paint and Var- nish Division, and a former mem- ber of both the Royal and Royal Canadian Navies. The guest speaker of the even- ing was- Arthur Davies, who was introduced by the programme convener, Benson Sutter. Mr. Davies was formerlY at RCAF Station Clinton, and while here sang in the Wesley-Willis Choir. Re has since gone blind, and is now training as -a field' secretary for the Q.N.I.B. He .spoke on var- ious activities, in which the blind 'can share, and greatly interested the men with the showing of sev- eral things that blind' people can use such as a deck of cards, a crib board, a chess board and men, a wrist ' watch, an alarm clock, a braille slate, dominoes, and a book written in braille,. Mr. Davie. CLNTARIO STREET WMS TO MEET NOVEMBER 13• The' Ontario Street Woman's Missionary Society will hold their' No ember meting'. on .Tuesday. November 13, at 2.30 p.m. Roll call will be "Prayer." • ST.• ANDREW'S GIRLS WILL MEET TUESDAY The November meeting of the St, Andrew's Presbyterian .ChlArt, Girls' Club will be held in the Sun- day School roam of the church on Tuesday, November 13, at 8,15. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! PILLOW CASES %ft good quality, pr, ...1247 TABLE CLOTHS Rayon/Cotton. Size 50x50. Only _1.59 BOBBY SOCKS—White. Sizes 9-11. Triple 39c roll cuff. Pair "Regent'', WORKSHIRTS Flannelette. Reg. Price 3.50. This' Week , "The Fainily Store" HU 2-9641 • ALBERT $T, GUNTON Open Both Friday & Saturday Nights till 10 p.m. • Harvey s -Taxi (At Mid-Towne Restau;ant) . PHONE HU. 2-9054 .° NIGHT OUR NEW WINTER SUPPLY is arrived complete! NO C9 AND CKPY SKATING‘ ...,. Men's and women's hockey anti skatinj outfits of 8?, r'quality•bullt to endure the. .gged of use: Girl's and figurq. and plea. HU. 2-3?80 Harvey Ashton Sirreskt3te.S. ate of top quality material and workmanship combine4 with a beauty you will be proud of, to give yod the utmost in pleysure.., and figure skating. For Sale At Low Low Prices, Too! And We Have Used Skates Congregation Honours Minister And New Bride Hospital Auxiliary Raised 8487J11 -Through Penny Sale For Hospital Allowance Oti Your Old Tire on a New BF Goodrich "Lifesaver” "Tubeless" Tire 'at RAY'S Cities Service Cities SOolto Products Ray Hoggarth flail - Cantelon "The Wade where you never have to blow Your horn" "We pickup otid beiiver" Phone 101 2-9632 Clinton t t t Ontario they had ever had and that his ... Wesley-Willis WA Theme Is `Peace" The Woman's Association of Wesley-Willis United Church met on Tuesday, October 30, with a good attendance, The theme • of the meeting, which opened with the theme hymn, was "perfect trust and perfect peace." - The devotion' period was in charge of Mrs. A. Shaddick. Mrs. James Melearen and Mrs. C. Nel- son. The secretary, Mrs. M. Steep read the Minutes. And the treasurer gave a resume of the finances. The president, Mrs. F. Aftdrews gave, a splendid eeport of the Country Fair, which was most gratifying. Mrs. M. Steepe was appointed delegate to the Huron Presbytery W. A. Rally to be held in Goshen Church on November 1. A nominating committee comp- rised of Mrs. Leslie Ball, Mrs. J. IVfacLaren and Mrs. R. Shipley, was appointed, Various business matters were dealt with and some eeinl Evaligelistie Seeviees Sunday, November 11 at 11.00 am, and 7.30 p.m„ featuring Evang- elist Mrs. Butler 10.00 a,m.—Sunday ,Sehool Friday, November 5.60 p.m.—Christ's Ambaseattors Tuesday, November 19- 8.00 pen—Regular Prayer anti Bible Study,Servite. A Spedial Weleouhe AWalts You Huron Street BAPTIST' CHURCH lqiiiist6r—REV, J. E. osTrom 11A? a,ni.-11iforfting Worship. ALL WEIAJObitid BAyFatRgtirrisT T. "J30bENHAM, Pastor 10.00 a.m.--Sunday. School 11,00 am.—Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service You are cordially invited to these services, -O4,I,L,o,-000-O-o-oo-o-oO4-OO4-OYOo PENTECOSTAL CHURCH ClintonVieterla Street, l It L. SWETGARD, Pest& 4110-0,41,0-•-•-•-•••-0-4-•-• warned each one present to take the utmost care of their eyes, and. treat them as their most priceless possession,. Rev. IL C. Wilson, who had con- I ducted the ;-devotional period, e*- pressed appreciation to Mr, Davies for his thought-provoking message. WESLEY-WILLIS WMS WILL, MEET TONIGHT NOV,ENDER 8 The November meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society will be held tonight, Thursday, Nov,, either 6, at 8.00 p.m, Miss B. Mc- Reberts will be in charge of the study period. This will be an 0P- en meeting to give all who are interested a chance to see the film "The Secret of the Gift," Please note that this is an even- ing meeting. WE HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK 'OF MARY MAXIM NORTHLAND YARN MARY MAXIM CLOUDSPUN YARN PATTERNS and NEEDLES. \BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and CONFteriCINERS 24721 i;LINTON fi arditiv,