HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-16, Page 3Gift O Silver
To Departing
Stenographer
Parting gift from the staff at
'the office of the Pepartment of
Agriculture here, to MISS Lois
Jones, was a silver sandwich and
relish server, with an engraved
message and the Initials of staff
Members: Miss Jones, who has
been working .at the office for the
Past year as a StenograPher start,
-ed. work Monday in the office of
'the -agricultural agent for the
CNR in Union Station, Toronto,
G. W. Montgomery, who was
:Huron County's ,agnicultUral .rep,
resentative for the past five years,'
is the agricultural agent.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 7
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Also—MISS LORRAINE MOREAU, lyric soprano
MISS MARIENKA MICHNA, Slovak-American
Pianist
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The delightful weather of
these warm May days calls
for your most eharmi g
sheers and. sports clothes.
Let us freshen your wardrobe
now for days ahead.
This Week the Lucky
No. is 1211.
Check your Calendar. If the
number matches, take the
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claim your $3.00 credit.
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Use Our
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on King Street
(formerly Simpsons-Sears)
Cox, were very Much. enjoyed,
plans were made for the bake
sale :being held in Clinton en
Saturday, May 2, It was decided
to hold the meetings during the
riNPAINPANIINIV,VSONNIKOf
Sttinnier months in the .church:
basement .and 'to .dispense with
lunch. The a'ftrnoon was spent
quilting and the hostess served.
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these to lift the burden from despairing souls. '
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the understanding heart and the human touch
are ceaselessly employed in mending shattered lives
and kindling hope in spirits darkened by sin or suffering.
That this work may never flag, YOUR support is needed
by faithful workers of The Salvation Army
dedicated to these tasks of mercy.
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Tuesday, Wednesda May 21 and 22
'ItIOR4SPAY, ,(VIA ' 16, 1957 CLII\TTON Ilvws-n00113,
United Church Women Attend Annual
Presbytery Held In Londesboro
call was answered by each organ-
ization naming the highlight of
the year, Rev,. J., Bone,. of the
.Five Oaks Training Centre, Paris,,
was the gueSt speaker, She - out-
lined the growth -of the centre
since it organization three and
one half years ago,
OfficersQ'ffr li coming year
Were installed by Rev.',T, Bone, as
follows: Past president, Mrs. N.
Reid, Walton; president, lYfrs, Al
lan uoTaggart, brussels; first
vice-president, Mrs,. S. A. Write,
Mrs.
riceh.
Higgins,
13avivete-hreldsent,
corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs.
Centralia; recording F secretary,
Mrs, R,. E:Xeter; treas-
urer, Mrs, Wilber Turnbull, Bru's-
sels; 'press secretary, ors, Horton
TOM* literature secretary, Mrs.
S, Argyle, Goderich; parsonage
secretary, Miss R„ 1Vrcelare, Wal-
ton; devotional conveber,• Mrs. C.'
Higgins Blyth; visiting and Chris-
tian fellowship, Mrs. Alex Boyes,
Seafonth; Christian citizenship,
Miss Rachel Johnston, Varna;
Christian education, Mrs. ,.Georger
Potter, Clinton; Christian stew,
ardship, Mrs. C. Ladd, Blyth; lead-
ership education, .Hodgson,
Centralia; nominating committee,
Mrs'. D. Reid, Mrs. Mrs,
A. Alexander, Mrs. D. Steepe,
. • o.
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The fourth annual meeting of
Huron Presbytery of the Woman's
Association of the United Church
in Canada was held in Londesbore
United amen last Wednesdays
with Mrs, Nelson Reid, Walton,
presiding,
The morning ',devotional service
was conducted by the 'Goderich.
WA, with Mrs, J, H. Kinkead as
leader, assisted by Mrs, W. •King.s-
well, Mrs. J, McLeod 'and Miss
Mary Buchanan.
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Mrs, C. lurnin, president of
Londeshoro WA, extended a wel-
come. Mrs, Nelson Reid reported
on meetings held in different clis,
tricts during the .past year, She
stressed that Christian fellowship
is needed more than: worldly
goods, if' Christianitygis to 'pros,
per, • Raising money by lotteries
is not the rule in the 'United
Church', she emphasized.
An interesting address ontlead,
ership was given by Mrs, K. Clys-
dale, St. • Marys; leadership train-
ing convener in the London con-
ference of the WA. Annual reports
of the various secretaries were
approved and showed continued
progress in all branches,
A short communion, service was
eanduCtedHby Rev, J, T. White,
Londesboro prior to adjournment
at noon. Mrs. Bonnie Gowmain,
Goderleh sang a solo.
„-Lunch, was served by the Lon-
desboro women. Greetings were
brought from Huron Presbytery
by Rev. Glen .Eagle; Clinton; from
the conference WA by. M.'s. K.
Clysdale, from the host church
by Rev. J. T. White, and from. the
MIS by Vim H. VICVittle.
The afternoon session opened
with devotions taken by the mem-
bers of Winthrop WA. The roll
To, standardize all local calling
from public and semi-public tele..
phones' throughout its territory in
Quebec and Ontario. The Bell
Telephone Company of Canada
plans to adopt a uniform charge
of 10 cents5 per call in Clinton and
all other communities• where this
rate does not now apply, W. W.
Haysom, Bell Telephone manager
for this territory, announced this
week. The new rate is expected
to become effective toward the
end of June.
Approval in principle of the 10-
cent rate for local calls from all
of, Bell's public and semi-public
telephones was given in Novem-
ber, 1951,•by the Board of Trans-
port Commissioners' for Canada.
However, because of equipment
shortages at that time, the Bell
asked for the higher rate to :be
applied immediately only in the
larger centres. With equipment
now available to modify the pub-
lic telephones' in the smaller cen-
tres also, the company decided to
complete the application of the
standard rate throughout its ter-
ritory.
Introduction of the uniform 10-
cent rate for local calls would' fol-
low the approval of tariff revis-
ions filed by the Bell company
with the Board of Transport Com-
missioners for Canada.
Conversion of public and semi-
public coin boxes in the areas con-
cerned now is under Way. The
date for introducing the 10-cent
14cal calling rate throughout these
exchange areas has' been set ten-
tatively for June 29, 1957.
0
Although there are over 400
known chemicals that will cause
cancer in animals or in humans,
scientists• still do not know how
these agents' work.
Beginning Sunday, May 19, ser-
vices in .Grace Church will be in
the morning. Church service is at,
9.45, with' Sunday School at 10.45
a,M.
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The
PORTER'S HILL
Carrespemiont
MRS, DON' RAMOS
Phnne 'Minton UV 24362
Baptised
Baptism service was held at
Grace •Chnrch oh Sunday last
when six 'children received the
Holy rites of 'baptism. They were
David Lloyd, son•of Mr, and Mrs.
Lloyd Sowerdy; Donald Charles,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kell-
estine; Sandra Lynn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Ray COX; 'Valerie
Florence, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs, Keith Cox; Rodney Allen,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin, Cox;
June Louise, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Donald Harris,
WA Meeting
The Woman's Association met
last Thursday at • the home of the
,president, Mrs. A. Lockhart.
Mrs'. Austin Harris led in pray-
er and the Scripture lesson was,
read by iVfi-s. Gordon Manning.
The roll) call was answered with a
thought for mother,. •
A reading by Mrs. Julius Bauer
and a vocal, solo by Mrs, William
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