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A-U(11611m Church
Sunday, March 10, 1957
Mr, And Mrs. Keith Feagati,
Goderich, and fainiiY,' Silent •$AAR-
day with Mr. and Mrs.. David Vas*
On.
VII \ and Mrs. R. W. Boaskitl,
Toronto, visited last week with
Mrs, Affihner Warns and Mr, mid
Mrs, Ed. Jenkins.
Mrs, Ed, Welsh, Ed. Boyce and
David. Icay,, Were in London on
Sunday,, And,Called. at theArdeVah
funeral chapel, where- a, relative,
E. F, Reid, rested prior to the
funeral on Monday,.
Mr,and Mr's, Benson .CprIess,
Susan and John, Milton, visited
Mr. and Mrs: 4vf, T. Curless on
Friday. Together on Saturday,
they spent the afternoon in Zurich
with • Mr. and - Mrs, Kenneth.
BreakeY• r" •
and Mrs, WillifOrn Piper aid
two sOnst 'DPW and Brian, LOn
don, were weekend visitors with.
Mr. and Mrs, Art Groves, over the.
weekend.
Mrs. A. C. Xelly and children,
former!' of Arvida, -Quebec, are
Spending a fever days with Mr. and,
,Mrs., A. McGill, her parents,
She will. leave this. week via WA
to Los Angeles where she 'and her
family ,will, make • their home.
Forest ganger George Thonap,
son, stationed at .Kaowe,' Eva
Lake, Northern Ontario, is in. town
visiting 111$' parents Chief ConH
stable and Mrs.' Tl, R. Thompson
and family. He intends. staying' a
Pew days before returning to his.
duties in the • north; This is the
young- man's- first visit, 'home' in
about 18 months,
FLORA B-EAUTY
SALON
Formerly of Princess Street.
Opening at New Location on
Albert Street, opposite Ball &
Mutch Hardware, on Wednes-
day, March 13.
Fol. Appointments Dial HU 2-9336
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Past
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'and
Cub
News
Juniors Seeking
0,00 Names To.
As C 'For: Sc ool
.Cotwty‘„Junfor Farmers
have undertaken a project which,
invoiVes getting 6,000 signatures
of guron County Residents, who
support the request to have a new
hospital school for retarded chi/d-
ren.-10.cated in the .cetinty.
Armed with. sheafs of 'petition
Sheets, which• bear the resolution
at the top, and have plenty of
Voce for Signatures, the young
people are approaching -'all those
wheat' they know, in !order to get
support,
The Junior Farmers are sure of
their-ground when asked what it's
all about too, They are,aware of
the boost to Hnron County's econ.,
Orny which would come with the
-COTTON 'PRINTS
SEERSUCKER.
CORDUROY
FLANNELETTE
BROADCLOTH
The annual Past Grands' Night
:Of Clinton Lodge IOW
was . held on Tuesday evellinW1 -
Larch 5, evening started
out with. a dinner served by the.
lunch -committee of the ledge which
etnitprises. Alvin Sharp, John Sang,
Ster, James cox, Donald MacASItill
and .Benson Sutter, The Noble
Or,allei, Harold Tyndall,- and the
Vice Grand, Bert Rowden, .were in
charge.. of the meeting,
On acconnt of illness and with
• Other activities taking place, some
of the past Grands were not able
to be present, and some of the
present . ()facers pinch-hit •i
filling some of .the -chair, . Those
taking the various chair's included:
Charles Cook; MG., Nor-
Man Counter; V.G., John, Sang-
ster; - Benson Sutter;
Harold Tyndall; Treasurer, Bert
Rowden; Warden,- ,Alvin Sharp;
• Con., J. E. Cook; '0.G.,„.charleS
Nelson; LG., Norman Shepherd
L, IVIittell;
John .Sttirdy; G. H, Jef-
ferson; . Barrett 'Taylor;
Archie Robinson; L.S,S„
Tom O'Connell; chaplain, E. E
Gibson. -
During the'rneeting regret was
expressed at the 'Passing' W. J,
Falconer, the father' of Past Grand
George Falconer. • ,
This meeting marked the Official.
visit of DDGM Victor Lee, Sea-
forth, who was introduced to those-
present by Pcmacat Barrett- Tay-
lor, In, his remarks Mr. Lee chal-
lenged the members to do better
work for the Order than' had' been.
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Needed For This District.
(By' our Bayfield correspondent)
relief maps of • the World and the
North American ' continent on
which he pointed out the physical
geography from the glacial age
to the present day, explaining the
reason for deserts and mountains,
etc,,e discussed conservation from
the Garden of Eden, and practices
through . the Trojan wars; the
method of reclaiming lanolin Java,
Sweden, and the prevention of er-
osion. Speaking of the Bayfield
district' he pointed out altitudes,
climate and types of soil. "The
pity of erosion here,-is that early
settlers used such poor farming
methods," stated the sepaker.
Introduced by Mrs. J. E. Hbvey,
president of the Club, Mr. Middle-
ton was,thanked by Mrs. William
E. Parker.
Fourteen members of the Trin-
ity Club answered roll call at the
meet*, which was held' at the
home. of Mrs. A. F. Scotchrner.
The, devotional period, led by Mrs.
Maynard Carrie was Carried out
by Mrs. R. Fitzsimons reading the
Scriptnre; prayer by Miss Berthena
Sturgeon and the singing of the
hymn, "As Pants the Hart for
Cooling Streams."
' Mrs. Alf Scotchnier gave the
secretary's report and Mrs. Bel-
charnber the. ,financial statement.
St_ was decided to switch the bake
sale date to July 6 to co-operate
with- the United Church. A spec-
ial collection amounted to over
$20, The president pointed out
that Bishop Emeric, Detroit, in
.whose diocese a former Bayfield
rector the Rev. Laverne Morgan
is serving, conducts a program over
Station WJR commencing at 11.15
a.m. each Sunday.
Following the speaker's re-
marks, •Mrs. William Parker
thanked him and Mrs. Scotchmer
for her hospitality. -
ST.' ANDREW'S GIRLS TO
MEET ON MARCH 12
The March meeting of' the Girl's
Club of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church will be held in the Sunday
School room of the church on
Tuesday, March 12, at 8.15 p.m.
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Reverse trend; The population
of the Yukon Territory in 1.951
was only one-third of its popula-
tion in 1901 when its gold was
luring• folk north by the thous-
ands.
1st Clinton Troop
The Eagle Patrol. held hike ,
last Settlrday. '`hey met at Way-
ne Stanley's borne, Members
Present were Larry Bertrand, Paul
Bateman, Wayne Stanley and Pat-
rol Leader Van Riesen..
The Eagle Retro" has shown an
all out effort on badges, :Lewis
Ling, Wayne Stanley ii.o.?,14, ken
Van Riesen passed their Dairy-
men's badge. Lewis and p1,. Ken
passed their pathfinder badge (a
Queen Scout Badge). They also
passed their artist's badge, Lewis
Ling has passed his Ambulance-
rnam,badge (a Queen Scout badge).
This troop has shewn more en-
thuslasin in obtaining proficiency
badges these past couple of year4
than 'in years before that,
The hadge4 are very comprehen-
sive and take in many difterent •
fields of skill and expert knoiv-
ledge. They are ,. very helpful
guide to stouts' future occupation,
This summer there will be a
National Jamboree at Valley For-
ge, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. and a
World Janiboree in England.
ONTARIO STREET UNITED _CHURCH
"'ME FRIENDLY CHURCH"
PASTOR-REV. A. GLEN EAGLE, BA.. B.D. ,
9.45 a.m.-Sunday School. .0,
11.00 a.m.-MormIng Worship ,
7.30 p.m.-Movie Film produced by the Moody
:,- Instituteof Technology.
TURNER'S CHURCH . ,
2,00 p.m.-Service of Worship
3.00 p.m.-Sunday School. -
done in the past. He also felt that
it was most oommendable the way
that Clinton Lodge,had been able
to bold the membership together
through a series of Social gather
lags,
Announcements were made that
the annual Friendship Night Would
be held on eatilrday,..Oril 0, and
that the .district meeting would be
in Seaforth on Wednesday, April
10. With regard to the Friend-
ship Night the special guests this
year are. to be degree teani' of the
Cantons at Niagara Falls, This
team comprises both men 'and we-
men, so that both the Subordinate
and Rebekah Ledges. • in the area
will be invited. Further details- of
this event -yvIll'be announced later,
At the close of the meeting
DDGM Lee. conferred the Past
Grand's Degree on all the past
Grands present.
Film Council Will.
Need All Support
A small turnout last Wednesday
at the Clinton Film Council or-
ganizational meeting made it int-
posgible to accomplish much for
this organization, However, the
County group met the day follow-
ing, and on a Huron-Wide basis,
the council seems to be getting
underway. If it is to succeed, it
Will need the assistance and co-
operation of all those who wish/to
take part in its services.
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"if we in this district were
awake to the needs for conservat-
ion in all its branches," Ross_Mid-
dlegin predicted 'in Bayfield on
Tuesday, "we would lose no time
in' forminga Bayfield River Aitth-
Ority.7 Mr.'Middleton, who is on
the staff at Clinton DiStrict Col-
legiate Institute, /as speaking to
the'" Trinity. Club of the Anglican
Church in the village.
""Conservation," he said, "is not
only prevention . of erosion, but
means flood cOntr51; conservation
of. wild life and woodlats."
Mr, Middleton gave a fine and
comprehensive address, He had
CLINTONIANS WILL MEET ON
WEDNESDAY, IthiRCH 13
The March meeting of the Clin-
tonian ChM will be held on Wed-
nesday, March 13, at 2 o'clock, in
the Council Chamber. Members
are asked to bring a-donation for
the sale to be held then. - •
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T'HR'EE CHILDREN BAPTISED
AT .WESLEY-WILLIS -CHURCH
The Sacrament of Infant Bap-
time was administered on Sunday
Morning " in Wesley-Willis United
Church to the follOWing: Clifford
Jahn Holland, son of Mr. and Mrs,'
William Holland; Brian LaVerne
Keys, sou of Mn and Mrs, Clay-
ten Keys; Kim. 'Elizabeth Postill,
slaughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Postill. ,
Christian ReforMed
Church
REV. G. J. HOYTEMA, Minister
10.00 a.m.-Service in Dutch
11.30 a.m.-Sunday School
2.30 p.m.-Service ih English
Everyone Welcome
11. 41,11.-M11,,N40,0•MO•11.111.••••-•••
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''
Joseph Street,
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Christians gathered in the name
of the' Lord Jesus Christ (Matt.
18.'20) meeting in the above hail
invite you to come and hear the
Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus
and His Love.
Order of 'meetings on Lord's
day as follows:
11,00 a.m. Breaking Bread
3.00 p.m.-Sunday School '
7.00 p.m.-Preaching the Gospel
8.00 pm. -Wednesday- Prayer
Meeting and Bible Reading.
Come and hear how you. can be
saved and sure of Heaven. We
preach Christ, and }lint crucified.
Einiteb.
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REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister
MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist
M. R. RENNIE. Choir 'Director
11.00 am,-Morning Worship
First Sunday in Lent.
"The ,Pure in Heart"
11.20 a.m.-Prirnary School
12,15 p.m, -Church School
Union Evening Service in the
Ontario Street Church
TIOLIVIESITILi4E
1,30 p.m,--=Church Service
Sunday School.
"Come to the House of Prayer"
BrownieS Awarded
Service Stars
Servi9e. Stars were presented to
the foliovying Brownies of the
First Clinton Pack on Tuesday by
Brown Owl, -Mrs, Percy Brown;
second year stars, Pat CtleintOret
SharOn. Switzer, Dianne ..Garon,
awarpret ,lean Addison, Sherry
Brophy, - Betty Jo Peeves and .SP-
anne Bertha; first year stars,
Coreen Spell and Faye Johnston,
Dianne Garon passed her tests
and received her Golden Hod
Badge.
new structure.. Xt 14 expected.
that about 000 civilians would be
employed in the SehOol, and. .of
these at least 400 would be local
civilians, Besides that, as One
Junior Farmer stated: "There's
ail the construction work to he
done, to,, and thatwill mean work
for a lot of men."
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ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. D: J. LANE, B.A., Minister
MRS. MORGAN AGNEW,
Choir Leader and Organist
Sunday, March 10
10.00 arn.-The Church School
Hour
11.00 a.m.-Our Divine Worship
together Children's Period i
If you are not regular worshippers
elsewhere you are welcome to
• attend with us
Everyone Welcome
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
I. BODENHAM, Pastor
10.00 a.xn.-Sunday School
11.00 a.m.-Morning 'Worship
7.30 •p.m.-Eveeing Service
You are cordially invited to these
.•• services.
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
P-.A.O.C.
Victoria Street, Clinton
K. L. SWEIGARO, Pastor
, -
Friday, March 3--
.8.00 p.m.-Christ's Ambassadors:
DEBATE
"SHOULD CHRISTIAN
YOUNG PEOPLE
DANCE"
Sunday, Mar& 10-;--
10.00 am.--Sunday School
11.00 a.m,--Morning Worship
7.30 p.m.-Gospel Service-
Tuesday, March 12-
8.00 p.m.-Regular Prayer and
Bible Study "Service.
A Special Welcome Awaits You
ANGLICAN -CHURCH
OF CANADA
St. Paul's - Clinton
• REV. C. S. INDER, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin,,Organist
Mrs. J. M. Elliott,
Choir Leader
First kunday In: Lent
8.30 a.m.-Holy Communion
11.00 am,-Choral Communion
4.30 p.m.-Evening Prayer
Wed., March 13-7.30 p.m.-Lent-
en Service and' Seinion.
WESLEY-WILLIS WMS '
' WILL MEET MARCH 14 ,
The Wesley-Willis United Chur-
th Woman's Missionary • Society
Will hold- their regular 'monthly
meeting on Thursday, March 14,
at 8,90 p.m., in the church parlors.
Mrs. N. Holland's group will be in
charge,
BE YOUR
OWN
"PRIVATE
EYE"
Learn to detect the
warning signals that
MAY mean cancer. -
For hoe litsoture write.
Benson Sutter, Secretary
Phone HU. 2-663'5
OPEN MEETING 'TO BE HELD
BY 000D WILL CLUB •
The Wesley-Willis Good Will
.010 will held an open meeting in
the Sunday School Room on Taps-
day evening,' March 1.2. Miss .Shir»
ley Hamilton Will show coloured
slides of her trip through Western
Canada and the• Ladies
and gentlemen are cordially invi-
ted.
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ONTARIO STREET WMS
WILL MEET MARCH 12
The' regular meeting of the Wo
man's Missionary Sopiety of On-
tario Street • United Church will
be held in the church parlour :on
March 12", at 2.30 p.m.
or,
Warm weather ahead will bring other
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