HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-03-14, Page 4• gion Auxiliary,
Receives Four
Applications
• The regular meeting of the i:+ad-.
nes Auxiliary to the Canadian Leg.-'.
jon, was. held in the Legion. Hall,
Menday, March 11, with president;
Mrs. H, S. McAlpine presiding.
Four new -.applications for 'mem-
bership were received and Mrs. L.
Desjardine was installed :as a
member.
A thank Yon .note .from the adop-
ted veteran at Westminster Hopi-
tal was read. The ,Auxiliary will.
`Sent $15 towards a TV set for
Westminster Hospital,
Mrs, V. H:apgood will represent
Otho group at the next ;Hospital
Auxiliary meeting.
The ladies accepted fan invitat-
ion to the birthday party in Kin-
cardine on Tohursday, March 2$.
.Mrs. 1,,. Brown won the mystery
draw.
Following the meeting a few
games of bingo were played and
lunch Was served,
Sullyd
SO -vision ion.
117 Acre Arca
Near •Goderich .
A proposedd subdivision planned
to cover,an area of more than 117
acres, was approved by the Gode-
rrich Township council at a regular
meeting Tuesday night, March 5.
The project, which will be half
a mile south of Goderich, near the
Bl'uewater Beach, is being planned
by J. A. Sully, a retired air vice
marshal of the RCAF, now a
'prominent , Goderich businessman.
Mr. Sully states that hel plans
to "build a high=class residential
suburb, making all necessary re-
strictions to ensure ptirchasers and
owners will be protected from in-
dustry."
Request for approval from the
Ontario Department of Playliing
and Development will be sought by
the Goderich Township council. It
is anticipated that the project Will
get under way this spring.
Although particulars of the sub-
division, which has already been
surveyed, have not been made pub-
lic, it is rumoured that the sub-
division will be undertaken in two`
projects, with 'some 54 lots being
developed initially. Lot sizes will
range from l40"feet by 180 feet
toas large as 132 feet by 300 feet:
IThe subdivision: will have its
own water plant, .the subdivider
said.
Per..on.al$
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With Twins for This Column
Asa 17eeves spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. A, 7' Lucas, -
Mr, and Mrs. Or�ille 3, Stanley
and On Jimmy, left .on! .a trip
Florida,
Mr. and Mrs., Earl Flewellin
St, Thomas, spent Sunday �l
Mr, and Mrs. A. T. T,,ucas,
Mrs, Gordon Harrison, John and
Joy spent the weel€end with M
and Mrs. Robert McBean, George-
town, (formerly of Clinton');.
Mr. and Mrs. W, A. ,Willa
Buffalo, were the guests of their
arenas, Mr, and Mrs, Wes Shoo
ropk, over the weekend.
11�r, .and 'Mrs, W. R.' Miller and
family, Windsor, were weeks
visitors with their parents, May
W. J. Miller and``Mr: and Mrs,
Connell.
D, CAn e
George H. 3'effers��iin was one.
three judges at Wingham
Friday `adjudicating rite pub'
speaking contest held there sp
ored by the Lions Club.
Mrs. Ursula Elliott, London,
England, attended the baptism
her first grand -daughter,,,
Elizabeth Postill in Wesley: Ws
United Church on Sunday, Ma
conducted by the Rev. H.
Wilson. The ;baby's parents
Mr. and Mrs, Vern P'ostll,
CWL Begins Rear
Name Commi�:•we
Re-elects Officers
Mrs. van, Altena, president, w
the chair• for the first meets
of the Catholic Women's League,
here in 1957; 17 members attend-
ed in the parish- hall on March
Delegate$ to the Clinton Hospi-
tal Auxiliary's monthly
will be the visiting committee.
was voted to the League of
Sacred Heart program.
The visiting committees fpr'
past ;three months.. reported
calls made and six baby
distributed. MTS. W. Swinbank,
,(�.. Shanahan and Mrs. S
Spencer ,were• named the visa
committee for March.
•Tile president reminded mem-
bers of the Catholic vocational
in the CatholiaCultrxjre Lend
in London from. March 22 to
The mystery prize donated
Mrs. Lloyd Medd was won by M
Siwinbank, The present officers
were re-elected for another.
Lunch was served. The nex!;t m
jig will be on April 1.
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+Mrs.... C, S. Ender, wife of the
rector at St.,Paul's Anglican
Church, was the guest speaker' at
the Women's. World Day of Pray-
er held in.Ontario .Street United
Church last Friday, .She based her
remarks on "Prayer,"
Mrs. W M. Aiken, •of the hos-
tess church, was :nein leader for
the afternoon and other leaders
,,.
were Mrs, C. Nelson, for 'Wesley,
Willis United, Mrs. Fred Hude
for St. Paul's 'Anglican;. Mrs. Rob-
ert.. McKenzie, St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian and Mrs. K, L. Sweigard,
the Pentecostal church.
Mrs. Fletcher Townsend read
the lesson, Mrs. Bruce Cann sang
a solo., -
Those who led in prayer were
Mrs. L. M. McKinnon, Mrs, H. C.
Wilson, Mrs, Ed, Farquhar, Mrs.
8, Schoenhals, Mrs, C, Bertrand
and Mrs. M, Durham:
A Mair .congregation took part in
this service which is held annually
across Canada and throughout
the world, The offering an that
day is sent to the Women's, Inter -
Church Council -of Canada, in To-,
onto, for distribution.
ONTAILIO S. GIRLS CLUB
WILL MEET ON MARCH 14
The regular meeting of the
Ontario Street Girls' .Club will be
held tonight, March 14, at 6.30, in
the -form'` -of the annual pot luck
supper. Films of Florida will be
shown. All members are asked to
attend and please bring a friend.
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(By our' .Henson, 4 e*respona.ent)
'The Am,* He'bekah' Lodge,
Uensall,. • last Wednesday ,received
.4-' donation of *25 for the Cancer,
Polio and: Tuberculosis Fund, from
the McAllister family
The lodge accepted an ..invitation:
to be .guests of the Goderich Lodge
No. $9 at a 'social evening on
March: 19, Tfulse' intending to go
will. meet at the lodge hall at
seven •o''cloclt.
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Wesley -Willis WA
Meeting Marsh 7
The Wesley -Willis Woman's As-
sociation° met in the church par -
for on March 7. The Scripture
lesson was read brlVlrs, Reg. Ship-
ley and the thoughts on lesson and
prayer were given by Mrs. Addis-
on. Mrs. Douglas Andrews sang
a solo. It was planned to have
the new sinks ,installed at once.
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SP elliri - Match At
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Horticultural
Meet In Auburn
Skating Party
ar.-
For Ontario St,
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Sunday Sch oI,
The Ontario S treet United
Church skating party for the 'Sim -
day School scholars was held on
Thursday, March 7 with supper
served after to over 200; Including
children, teachers and officers, and
the Mothers of the younger ones.
rd
All report having had a gop time
but one wee lad's comment, was
'"No jingle bells.?
The .execrative .met after films
had "been shown the ehildren,• un-
der John Levis.' jurisdi'etion, Mr.
Elliott, superintendent, presided
for the ,meeting, Mrs. Elliott read
the lesson on "Forgiveness" from
Matthew 18.
George Lavin ably conducted
study from the study book on
"God in Religious Experience. " with
discussion following.
Rev, A. G. Eagle announced the
"teacher training" class had been
postponed to a later date and June
2 was set as the Sunday School
anniversary date, The hymn, "Now
the day is over". and prayer by
Rev. Eagle closed the meeting.
Guides Pian Si.-
Patrick's Party
Receive ve, Bades. .
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At a court of ho Hour Meeting.
held after the xegular'xneeting on
Monday night the Girl •Guides de-
cided to hold, a ,St. Patrick's party
:on March 1:8, The .girls working'
on their hostess. badge will be in!
charge, Plans Were made fpr the
Easter tea and bake sale,
During the regular meeting ten
girls -were enrolled in the Tender-
foot Class, They are; Marjorle
Woods, Margaret Glidden, Joan
Cudnzore, Nina MaoDonalDianne
Cudmore, Gwen Fowler, 'Patricia
Norland, Marilyn Hough, Bonnie
Rathbun, and Eleanor Woneh.
► - ,SecoClass'
Six girls recendived their badges;
Dianna Murphy, Nancy Scruton,
Mary Macaulay, Sally beeves, Gail
Orpen, Joan, Johnston.
The .following girls received pro-
ficiency badges: singers, Joan
Johnston, Janet Sharp, Mary Jean
'Oolquhoun; land girl, Joan John-
Ston; • homemaker, Janet Sharp,
�VIary Jean Colquhoun. Linda Jer-
viswasre n
awarded d her ha dyvvoman,
thrift and hikers 'bad'ges. '
(By our Auburn: correspondent)
The president Mrs. G. R. Taylor
presided for the ]March meting- of
the .Auburn Ho ticultUral Society,
with Mrs. R. J'Phillips 'at the
piano.
The corresponding secretary
stated that Dr. 'E. A. McMaster
would be guest speaker at the
April meeting when he would give
a talkand show slides on his trip
to Mexico.
The highlight bf the evening
was a spelling match between the
pupils of Auburn and No. 9 school.
Mrs. Maurice Bean and Mrs. Oliv-
er Andersonwere in charge.
Those taking part.from Grade
four down from Auburn school.
were Lorne Deer, Barbara Mac-
Kay, Barbara Sanderson a n d
Christine Tonkowicz. From No,
9 school were Hans Bakelarr,
Sharon Ball, Linda Andrews, Ruth,;
Schneider.
From Grade 5. up, from Auburn
were Bernice McDougall, Shirley
Brown, • Joanne' and Leo . HoogiiiS-
boom. From • No. 9 school were.
Kenneth Hiinking, Lyn Bakelaar
Eileen Schneider • and Kathleen
Andrews.
The winner from Grade 4 down
was Baribara Sanderson and from
Grade 5 up it was Bernice Mc-
Dougall, These girls were pres-.
ented-with a cheque.
Other numbers on the program
were a reading by Mrs. Arthur
Grange; '"accordian numbers by
Miss Rena McClinchey; piano duet
by Mrs. D. A. MacKay and Bar-
bara; duet . by Mary Kirconnell
and Eileen Schneider and a two
part chorus by the, Auburn -school.
RCAF WA -Votes.
Money To March,-
Of
arch,Of Dimes Project
•
Mrs, Gilmore, the president, call
ledlthe meeting of the RCAF Wo-
men's Auxiliary to order on Mon-
day, March 4. Mrs. Brightwell
suggested $5 be sent to the Marsh
of Dimes, to which all agreed., The
treasurer, Mrs. King, read her re-
port and moved it be adopted, sec-
onded by iVfrs. Sibbert.
A °new member, Mrs. Ramsey;
was introduced,
Mrs, Lee reported on the site=
cessful visits to the Huron . County
,,HHome in, • E'ebruary, and arrange-
Merits
rrangehients were made for 1VIrs. Black
an� Mrs. Lee to visit the Hone on.
Mal'ch 7, and Mrs. Laister and
Mrs, Steeves to visit the Home on
March 21.
Mrs, Finley reported that the
First Aid class now in ,progx'iss, is
very successful, with a full class
attending.
Mrs, Turnbull gave an interest-
ing repert on her Brownies' pro-
ject of buying things for the Hu-
ron County Home, With nroney
they have raised:
Mrs, Brightwell, the ways %and
means convener,forth put
suA
e
s
tions
for a rummage sale, which
was approved and will be held on
March 90 in the town hall, Hinton.
When the business, Was finished'
the meeting was moved ad jour ed
by Mrs. Steev'es and seconded( by
Mts. rinley.
•Ml's, Sibbert 1th; Mrs, Mallen
arranged tables of bridge and
court whist, tri be played in the
social part of the evening, after
Clinton Is .Host
To Horticultural
Societies In Zone
The Clinioti horticultural group
is playing host to •other societies
from all. over District No. 8 of
the Horticul'tpral Societies Bran-
ch Department of Agriculture,
when they hold an open meeting
in the auditorium ' of CDCI on
Thursday evening, March 28, com-
mencing at 8 o'clock.
A special treat is in store for
all who attend.
Guest speaker will be John
Clark 'secretary of the Ontario
Hortichltural Association, who will
give an. illustrated ,lecture; on his
recently completed tour of Japan,
Hawaii and other Eastern territ-
ories. Mr. Clark has lectured on
TV,, spoke at the annual banquet
in Hamilton .;last month, and will
appear over 'MINX -TV •
Everyone, whether members df
the- .Clinton Citizens' Horticultural
Society dr -not, is invited to at.:
tend.
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Bluebells Tea
At eonu ereial
(fin March 16
The .Bluebells will be serving
tea in'rhe dining room. of the Corn-.
mercial Inn Hotel on, Saturday at<
ternon from 3 to -6 p,nx, The
girls, and their leader Mrs, C.
VanDanune will be' pleased to
welcome friends and those later
ested in the founding of thist-
ganizat1an,
-
The' group is accepting clothing
still, f .O
r Hungarian relief, A
quilt will be up, that has been em,_
broidered by Grandma (Mrs, Mar.'
the) Jacob,
The Bluebirds retain ,a fend
memory of Mrs, John Engel, who
was a helpful supporter of 'the
growth •ef the work during her
lifetime,
Clinton Native
Is
New Flag 1. g Of f icer.
WMS Meeting Is
Convened By
Mrs, ' W. M, Aiken
f
Mrs. W. M. Aiken presided in
the absence of the president, Mrs.
W. S, R. Holmes. Mrs. A. 3. Mc-
1VInray had charge of the devot-
ions.
Mrs. Townsend had charge of
the Study Book and Miss Wiltse,
Mrs. S. Schoenhals-and Mrs. A, G.
Eagle presented a short skit tell-
ing of the work and need of work-
ers.'
Mrs. M. Batkin gave a paper on
Christian Stewardship.- Miss. Em-
ma. Plunisteel read a poem entitled
"Do It Now."
'BA YFIEL4•�.! ••
Mr. and Mrs. Huth McPherson
returned' to Toronto on Tuesday,
after having visited her father,
James A. aid Mrs, Cameron for .a
week.
MIs. James A. Cameron .and
Mrs. Robert •' McVean attended
showers in Goderich given in honor
of the former's younger\daughter,
Miss Helen Edith Forrester, a
bride -elect of this month.
Mrs\ A, 1'Gliders entertained
on Friday evening at a miscellan-
eous
iscellaneous shower and Mrs. Fowler,
Goderich, on Tuesday evening, also
a miscellaneous shower: Miss'For-
rester was the recipient of many
useful gifts.
John R. McLeod, Port Stanley,
visited over the weekend with is
parents, Mr, and Mrs. .L. I3. D.
McLeod.
SUNDAY, MARCH 17,' 1957
ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH
"THE FRIENDLY CHURCH"
PASTOR.--`3,EV. A. GLEN EA6L'.,13.A.. B.D.
9.45 a.m.-Sunday School.
11,00a.m.-Sacrament of Baptism
7.00 n,m. Inion Services in Wesley -Willis
' TURNER'S CHURCH
2.00 p.m, -Service of Worship
3.00 pat. -Sunday School.
" e Xep=�l+ ifltigrtiteb
a - C(I`. Calif
REV. HUGH C. WILSON; Minister
MRS. M. R, RENNIE, Organist
M. R.. RENNI°E. Choir 'Director
10.30 a.rn,-Church. Membership
,Class.
11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship
"Makers of Peace"
11,20 aim: Primary School
12.15 pm. -Church School
7.00 is.m.--Evening Praise - Rev.
C. S. Inder, of St. Paul's.
HOILMESVILLE
1.30 p.m. -Church Service
Sunday School.
"Come to the House of Prayer"
• Christian. Reformed
Church
REV. G., 3. HOYTEMA, Minister
10.00 a.n1,--Service in' nglish
11.30 a.m.--Sunday School
2.30:1.m, -,-Service in Dutch
Everyone Weltonie -
Maple Street
GOSPEL. HALL
CLINTON
Sunday School 9.45 a.ni.
Breaking of Eread ,...,11.00 a.rn..
Gospel . Service 8.00 pan.
TUESDAY, 8 pan. - Prayer and
Bible Study.
'Hearty. Welcome Aivadta�Y?U'
Joseph Street
GOSPEL HALL
OLtivto "
Christians gathered in the Warne
of the. Lord Jesus Christ (Matt.
18t 20) meeting.iri the ,above, hall
invite` you to come atid, hear this
and
Gospel,
Ills Ltheove. old, , old :story of Semis
,'
Order of meetings ort rArd'r
telt as follows;
11.00 a,ni,-1 reaking Dread
8,00 p.m -Sunday School
7.00 p.m,-1?reachiiig the Gospel
8.00 p,m, ,W ednesday--•••Mayer
MVieeting and alible Iteaditig�
Colace and heat hMW roti Cali be
ST. ANDREW'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. D. 3. LANE, B.A., Minister
MRS. MORGAN AGNEW,
Choir Leader and Organist
Sunday, Match ,17
10,00 a.m.-The Church Schqol
Hour ,
11,00. a.m..--O'ur Divine Worship
together Children's Period
If you are not regular worshippers
elsewhere you are welcome to
attend with us
Everyone 'Weiconie
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
P.A.O.C.
Victoria Street, Clinton
K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor
`Friday, March 15-
8.00 p.m. --Christ's Ambassadors:
Sunday, March 17--'
10.00 a.n'i.---Sunday ,School
'11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship
7.30 pall:: Gospel' Service'
Tuesday, Marsh .9-... .
849 pat. - Regular Y'rayer and
Bible Study. Service,
A Special Welcome Awaits You
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
St. pottl',s Clinton
REV. C. S. INDE t, Rector
'Mrs, Theodore rremlin, Organist
Second' Siuiday in Lent
8.30' aim. -Holy Communion
11.00 a.m.---Morning Prayer
4,30 span. --E ening Prayer and
Holy Baptiain..
Tues., March 19-2.46 pan. - - St,
Paul's WA will- meet at the
,
hbnieo'fxVlrs,� Bar ,tliff.
Wed., March 20 .30 pat. -Lent.
ett Service and Serntioti,t
aWitat is Paradiset°
RA fFIELD�{/BAPTIST•
a CHURCH
X, '1301.11 NHA.1Vx, t'aStor
10.00 a,nt,- Sun"iay School
11.,00 aaµM,-'Mo�Arthtg Worship
'x,30' �°p',d+•r�'YCVVF•�,Ui�il` r,'7tei
Ott ore sadist invited to these
OPP, Safety TA&
Given For Men
Of Wes1eyyWi its
The Men's. Club: of the Wesley.
Wi11is�Ioimesville .Charge held its,
regular meeting in the Wesley-
Willis United .(lilurch on. Thursday
evening last.' The dinner was. in
charge of the lunch committee and
was prepared 'by Reason Sutter,
Dewar Norman and Ash Deem.
John Nediger, president, was in,
charge of the meeting, With Frank
McCullough, secretary,' and T. J.
Riley, treasurer; in their respec-
tive posts. Devotions were eon -
Rear Admiral Herbert 8, Ray-
ner, Ottawa, who is chief of naval
personnel and a, -member' of the
naval board, is slated to become
flag officer of the Pacific coast
on August 17.
Rear Admiral Rayner's home
town is Clinton, where his father
was in -the gram business at one
time at the location where Canada
Packers feed mill is now on Huron
Street, Ile is a cousin of Hugh R.
Hawkins, Clinton.
Forthe past two summers he
and Mrs. Rayner have visited
Clinton, and called at the home of
Miss Win O'Neil. - .,
Rayner' succeeds Rear -Admiral
'H, F. Pullen, who is taking - over
the position of flag qfficer Atlantic
Coast, being vacated by Rear -
Admiral R. E. S. Bidwell, who is
retiring from the Royal Canadian
Navy in September,
ducted by the minister, Rev, H.
C. Wilson.
\During 'the, business period it
was decided to join either organiz-
ations in the church and join_ the
lgcal, film council which is in: the
process of organization. It., was
also deeiddd that the Men's •Club
would take on the project of land -
seeping the new manse: property,.
The gdest speaker of the even-
ing, introduced by Wesley Holland,
was Constable Al Hardy of the
OPP Detachment at Goderich, Con-
stable Hardy gave a very In-
structive' address on safety, and
purged every driver to follow the
three C's of the road -Care, Cour-
tesy, and Concentration. He stat-
ed that a great many accidents
could be avoided if drivers would
follow these three simple rules. He
peinted the staggering loss of life
and property damage, which
should make every driver think
twice before doing things reckless-
ly, He deplored drivers who drov.e
while under the influence of al-
coholic1beve'rages. He also show-
ed .a film which illustrated • his
driving tips. Mr. Hardy was.
thanked on behalf of the club by
11.
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