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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1957-05-23, Page 6PAGE SIX 3 Clinton Pubtic Speaking Contestants In District Finals Three .0f .ClintOWS contestants In the public speaking finals for the Zoee, sponsored by the .Clinn ton Branch, Canadian Teeglen, were successfel i placing first Friday night when they pet. contenders from Kincardine in the lse.gion Imil here. Bill Elliott, RR 1, Zurich, in grade 12 at CDCI placed first in the .serdor nigh school classe IVIar- go Goodfellow, student of .A/V/IVL Hugh Campbell . Public Sehoel, wen in the senior public $thQ01 class, and Borden IVIcRae, Clinton Piddie S01101, topped. the junior public selsool. entries. Fraser Downey, Tiverton, from the Kin- cardine District High -,School tops ped the junior high school sec- tion. Whiners were presented with eentificates ancleprizes by Herman YgUIV, Kincardine, Zone comman- der, 4a.1id these winners will com- pete in the district finals in June. Judges were Mrs. Fleteher, J, Wooden and 0. J. Poeter, all ot Shower Held For Miss 0. Tyndall About 25 guests gathered, Tues- day evening fee a surprise kitch- en shower at the home of Mrs. Cecil Elliott with Mrs, Ross Mer- rill and Mrs. Milton Wiltee assis- ting, for Miss Doris Tyndall, bride -elect of the month. The bride-to-be was seated beneath tiers of pastel coloured balloons. The evening was spent singing, playing games and autographing an organdy apron. The bride op- ened the many gaily wrapped gifts, which were hidden through- out the. house. The evening con- cluded with lunch served by the hostesses. • SEE! • HEAR! ANDY McLEAN LIBERAL CANDIDATE IN HURON • CKNX TV WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 11:20 - 11.25 p.m. CKNX RADIO THURSDAY, MAY 23rd 6:25 - 6:30 p.m. THURSDAY, MAY 30 6:25 - 6:30 p.m. (Published by the Huron Liberal Association) 11.4.04.0.0.00.0~4KONWINIP#4,0004,0041.04NNIP Exeter, Organizing and' carrying ent the event were J Douglas Tftorndike, district sports .officer, and ch.airman, of the public speaking committee and Mrs. Thorndike Taking part in the program were Mrs. r, Radford, Alan Coch- rane, grade 8, and Cathy Draper, piano solos; vocal -solo by Mrs. J. 11. 1VIcKnight, accerripanied by Ire, 4. Radford. Native Sons Are Honoured By Tree Planting It is not often that one parish can claire two bishops among its native sons, but that honour be- longs to St. Paul's Anglican Church, Clinton. 'The Right Rev, A. a O'Neil, recently consecrated Bishop. of Fredericton, N,E,, was a former rector here, aed the Right Rev. W. A. Townshend, first Suffragan. Bishop of Huron 'Diocese, is a for- mer member of the parish. To -.commemorate these two leishope, a pair of beautiful red Maple trees- have recently been planted in the groueds: of the An- glican Church Camp on Lake Hur- on, south of Bayfield. The camp mother, Mrs. H. Thompson, Sr., feels that members of St. Paul's and other friends will be pleased to know that these trees will be fitted with plaques. They are "well and truly plan- ted," and letters of appreciation and thanks have been received from bothleishop O'Neil and BM - op Townshend, Happy Workers Meet At Home Of Mrs. W. Gibbings Mrs. Warren Gibbings was hes- tess or the May meeting of the Happy Workers Club. Elaine Ball and Betty Ann Gibbing& opened the meeting by playing two accordion selections. A letter from Mrs. Sloman was read. Roll call was answered by gifts for the layette by 13 mem- bers and two visitors. It was moved by Mrs. Ken Will- iams seconded by Mrs. McBride that the autograph quilt not be made for this fall bazaar.. A penny sale will be held at the annual bazaar with the articles bought out of the Club's funds. IVIrs. Cliff Glazier won the my- stery prize. A humorous contest was won •by Mrs. Elmer Dale. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. George Glazier and Mrs. Joe Gibson, The next meeting will be held at Mrs Joe Gibson's in the evening, Roll call will be an exchange of plants and slips. - St. Andrew's Girls Regular Meeting The regular meeting of the Presbyterian 'Church Girls' Club was held in the Sunday School room of the church on Tuesday evening, May 14. Mrs. J. M "Dick" Jacob, president opened the meeting. Mrs. Alton Graham read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Frank 1VIutch offered prayer. The roll call was answered by the exchan- ge ea bulbs 'and plants.. It was decided to hold a picnic pot luck supper at' the church in junee ,A, social half hour followed with hostesses Mrs. Royce Macaulay and Miss Bea Gibson serving •a lovely lunch. LUGGAGE ; by McBRINE SAMSONITE LANGMUIR TRAVELGORD LadiesAeropacks Week-Ond Cases Train Cates Men's Aeropacks Gladstone Baga Brief Cases ••••••04./..10.0,Mon.e....••••••,••••••••••,•••••••0••••.•••,............ 'Billfold Gifts for Wedding Attendants (old Lettered Preet) AIKEN'S rTitivear st Clothing' ' ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED cuasi,:rolsT ismis.ar.coap rall3R$DAY, MT2, $7 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pomo, Varna, wish to announce the engagement of their second daughter, Careen Ruth, to ,Mr. Kenneth 'Case. Caldwell, son of Mr. and Mrs. William .Caldwell, Clinton, Tile mar- riage to take place in Varna United Church,. on Saturday, Tune 15, 247. 0 Kinettes Name Club's Officers Mrs, Barry 'Well:woe has been elected president of the Kinette Club of Clinton for 1957-58. The election of officers took place a the regular meeting of the club held ..at the home of Mrs, Frank Coals. Mrs, MeEnvari succeeds Urs. Gordon Grigg, Other officers elected were: vtice-president, IVIre Frank Cook; secretary," Mrs. Jack Bowman; treasurer, 1VIrs. Maitland Edgar; registrar, Mrs. K, W. Colquhoun; bulletin editor, Mrs, Frank Me - Evan. The new executive will take over their officee in Sept- ember. It was decided to review the cub'e byala,ws and revise them whenever necessary, The raffle was wan by Mrs. Jack BOWMari, 0_,_ MOTHERS' STUDY GROUP AT WESLEY-WILLIS The Mothers' Study group of Wesley -Willis United Church will hold their May meeting on Tues- day evening, May. 29, at 8.30 o'clock, at the 'Nene of Mrs. Ken- neth Johnston. ..Mrs. Gordon S'teepe will be in charge of the meeting, Mrs. Clarence Ball will be the speaker. All mothers are cordially invited to attend, The First Column (continued from page oiie) businessmen left them'• on all night. . . This, of course, kept the load on in the business section all the time. . and was not very praetical. . . After the.iristallation of meters, the businessmen found their light bills increased some three mes. . Though some re- verted to gasoline lighting. . it was a step forward in the electric- al business for the city. . . * * * MR, 1VIORRISH HAS A SON George, In Penticton, Ontario. . . who also has a son, about to have his second birthday on June 17. . . and his name is Clinton "Clint" Marshall, named after his grand - •father, and his . grandfather's birthplace. . * MR. 1VIORRISH IS A STRONG follower of the CCF government now enjoyed .by Saskatchewan. . . He's also a firm beliver in the use of beer—in moderation, . and for many years . was connected with the beer "business in the West. . . His son is manager of the liquor store at Penticton. • . 0 Special Baptism Service For Baird Infant (By our Brucefield correspondent) A special baptismal service was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Baird, Brucefield, on Sunday afternoon, when Agnes Dianne, infant daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Baird, RR 1, Brucefield, received the rite of infant bap- tism. The Rev. Sidney Davison officiated. The baby's great 'great grand- mother, Mrs. Agnes Baird, who was 97 in January, was present, and the immediate family. Ilen.sall Kinettes Name Officers For Next Year (By our Hensel! f-onespondent) The ,follewing officers have been appointed by the Hensel]. Ifanettes meeting at the blame of Mrs, N, Reaburnt past president, Mrs. Harold Knight; president, Mrs, John Heal; vie-ptesident, Mrs, Frank Ellwood; secretary, IVers. Jack Drysdale; treasurer, Mrs. George Sawyer; registrar, Mrs. William Weide. $10 was donated to the Hensel' kinsmen tot the cancer campaign. Weinberg Are asked to bring all article for the new arena audit- oritim kitchen to the next meeting. Guest e Were Mrs. Ralph Getther, Mrs. Irvine Armstrong, and Mts. Calvin Wein, from Exeter Kin- ette Club, Mrs. Armstrong is the 01ton/frig president there. Iluroxi County farm Iteport (By O. It Thies, agricultural representative for Huron County.) The continued Wet weather has ettrtailed further seeding opetets forst of tern, but Until below freees frig teilsperattlre, tiay and pasts 'axes were malting eXCellent grow- th. Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Streets spent the weekend. in Windsor. Mr, and Mrs, Ross. Merrill and family, spent :Sunday with Mr, and. Mrs. Abner Passmore and family, at Woodham. Mr,. and Mrs. Richard. Andrews,. Ws:vine,spent the weekend with the formern parents, Mr. end Mrs, Frank Andrews. Pr. and Mrs. C, K. -Knight ..and family, Hamilton, spent the boli - day weekend with the lady's par- ents, Judge .and Mrs, Frank Fin- land. Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Miller and family, Windsor, spent the week- end with their parents, Mayor W. 3. Miller and Mr. and Mrs, C, 1. Connell, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sutter spent the weekend with their son- in-law and slaughter, Mr. and Mrs, R. P. Robbins and family, Rich- mond Hill. Mr. and Mrs, Louis Forest, 1111° 4, .Clinton, and Mr, and Mrs. Mas- on Rumley, Goderich, spent the weekend in Detroit, and visiting in Wyandotte, latch- - Mr. and Mrs. leloycl.Adares, Tos ronto, and WA. le Burley (the latter's mother), London, spent the holiday weekend with Mrs. A. Adams and Miss O. Brigham, Richmond S. Atkey, former publisher- of the Clinton .News - Record, was here and in Goderich over the weekend. Ile participate ed in the Masonic Centennial Church service at We'sleyeWillis United Church Sunday morning. Sergeant and Mrs. M. M. Den- nison, have returned after spend- ing the past month at their home in Nova Scotia, having been call-, ed their .by the serious illness and subsequent death of the fonner's mother. ALS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mollison Choice Land, Sask„ visited Mr, and Mrs. Harry Watkins, Mary Street, over the holiday. 4*Miss Mary Snell, Hamilton, was in Clinton last week, and attended the graduation in Stratford on Thursday, of her niece, Miss Jayne Mary Snell, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Pridhant and Miss Lorraine, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer McManus, Windsor, were with Mr, and Mrs, J, E. "Cap" Cook, over the week-, end, Miss Shirley G. Sutter, Preston, and George M, Harwood, Toronto, event the holiday weekend with the forme/no brother and the lat., ter's sister Mr. and Mrs. Benson 'Sutter . Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. S. Lockhart at the week- end were Mr, .and Mrs, .1, E, Cor- bett and Mr. and Mrs, Dan Rit- chie, Dundalk; Mrs, Olga Burn- side, Brantford,' Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth M. Brea - key and son Richard, Zurich, motored Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Cor- less to Milton, to be with Mr. and Mrs, Benson Carless and family for Mother's Day. The Breakeys returned that evening, but Mr. and Mrs. Corless remained, re- turning Thursday by train. "• Guests of Miss Ja-yne Mary Snell last week at her graduation inoltided, Mrs. Lillian 'McKinnon, Clinton; her aunt, Mary Snell Hamilton; Pat Humphreys, Tor- onto, former teacher at ODCI; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gibbings, RR 4, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Taylor, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Betties, Bruce and Peggy Ann, RR 2, Bayfield; Mr. and Wks. Jim Snell and Richard, RIR 1, Clinton; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Snell, RR 1, Clinton. Atten6 Ijour Church Sunday, May 26, 1957 (All Services on Daylight Saving Time) CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH JOHN AGULIAN, Pastor 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11,00 a.m.—Victor: "The Christ Who Returns From Glory" 7,30 p.m.—Young People's Meeting "Virednesclaye-8,00 p.m.—Faith and Fellowship Flour A Cordial Welcome To AR ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister MRS. M. T. A,GNEW, Organist and Choir Leader e Sunday, May 26, 1957 10.00 a.m.—Church School Hour 11.00 a.m.—Public Worship Our Spring Thankoffering ser- vice. Special music and Praise. Seeman: "What Shall we Ren- der." Thankoffering received. Thanks be unto God for His unspeakable gifts All welcome at our worship period ANGLICAN CHURCH' OF CANADA St. Paul's — Clinton R.EV. C. S. INDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Frernlin, Organist Fifth, Sunday After Easter 8.30 am.—Holy Communion 11.00 ant—Morning Prayer 4.30 pan. --Evening Prayer. Friday, May 24e -induction of the Rev. 3. B. Harrison, as Rector of Baerifeld, at 13ay- • field, 8 p.m. ASOJINSION DAY Thursday, May 30- 7.30 ant—Holy Communion 10.00 a.ne—Holy Communion Wednesday, May 29-10.00 a.m.— Spring Deanery meeting will be held in St. George's ,Chur- th, Goderich. Cars will leave the Rectory at 9.30 o'clock, Everyone welcome, Joseph Street •GOSPEL HALL CLINTON• Christians gathered in the name of the Vord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hall invite you to come and hear the Gospel, the old, old. story of Jesus and His Love, Order of meeting on Lord's any as follows: 11.00 ane—Breaking Bread 3.00 pen.—Stinday School 7.00 pen.--Pteaching the Gospel 8.00 nan.—ViredneSday---Prayer Mdetirtg=and Bible Reading, Come and hear how youstan be Saved and sire of Heaven. We preach Chriet and Hitti erticified, e-IflUVaniteb eburtb REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNIE. Choir Director 11.00 arn.—Moraing Worship "A Good Road" 11.20 a.m.—Primary School 12.15 p.m.—Church School 7.00 p.m.—Evening Praise Mr. Kenneth Ashton HOLMESVILLE 9.45 a.m.—.Church Service Sunday School. Come to the House of Prayer Christian Reformed Church 'REV. G. 3, HOYTEMA, Minister 10.00 a.m.—Service in Dutch 11.80 a.m.—Sunday School 2.30 p.m.—Service in English Everyone Welcome PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C, Victoria Street, Clinton ' K. L. SVVEIGARD, Pastor Friday, May 24---' 8.00 p.m.—Christ's Ambassadors: Sunday, May 26- 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-onlnWorship '7.30 p.m. ----Gospel Service Tuesday, May 28---a 8.00 part—Regular Prayer and Feble Study Service, A Special Weleome Awaits You esonoc000cc000000000c0000cc BAYFIELD BAPTIST - CHURCH L BODENHAM, Pastor 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.ms—Morning Worship 7.30 t.m.e-Evening Service You are Cordially invited to these - services, . Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON' Sunday School 9.45 a.m. Breaking of. Bread 11.00 ant Gospel Serviee 81,00 pan. TUESDAY, 8 .m. — Prayer and Bible Study. 'A Marty Welcome Awaits Tote ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH Fititi\traiZ 1'ASTO1I--I1EV. A. LEN 9.45 aan.--Stinday Saloon 11,00 enne-Sacretneht cf eatetisist 7.00 p.m-4WD/1 nervi in Wesley -Willie Milted ClUirdit %t USER'S CHURCH 2,00 pans-eWorship Sereite 3.00 peneeStinday &heel. Miss Jane Scott, Torento, was in town last week, the guest of her niece, Mrs, K. lk/falkiason. Miss Seat, who served as religious ed - of the Globe and Mall for 25 years and now has regular vol- umns in the Toronto Telegram and the Windsor Star was on a speaking engagement in Listowel. She spoke in Clinton some five years ago, anti reports that at present she is booked up until 1959 for all the speaking she ean do. fflralt&W'S CAR JOTS TOW "MUCK ON 1101W4 Damages to his car were so. extensive that .james G. Beat004, 18, ROAr Station Clinton, sold it to the wreeker rather than pay for fixing it. The Beaton ear WAS involved in an 'accident ,on High- way 4, just inside the town limits, When it struck the rear end of the South End garage tow trunk driven by C. Garrow. Charges against the young airman are pending. NII -L Hockey Referee Speaks To Peewees At Kin Sports Night (Continued from Page One) sponsoring the team and wished this year's team dontinued suc- cess, Gift of Appreciation W/O George Srnith, Adastral Park, RCAF Station Clinton, was surprised by the club when he was presented with a engraved cig- arette case. George has coached a team in the Peewee hockey league since it was formed and has just recently been posted, President Harry Mclaiwan made the presens tation and expressed the a,pprees latent of all the Kinsmen to W/0 Smith for his service to the league, Kin Jack Bowman thanked the guest speaker. Table Tennis Tournament Saturday In Clinton. Legion Memorial Hall . (Continued from page One) the Legion is giving crests, Nine merchandise prizes have been do- nated by Clinton merchants for first, second and third place in each of the doubles and singles. Three of'Clinton's men's wear merchants, Pickett and Campbell T4mited, Herman's Men's Wear and Aiken Bros., are giving the prizes for the first place compet- itors. As this is the first such tour- nament in the Ontario Command, the Clinton, branch is most anxious to put it over, An attempt Was made last year to hold a table tennis tourney, but Only two ent- ries were received. Canadian Table Tennis rules will govern throughout the tour- nament, News of Auburn correspondent —, MRS. FRED ROSS Phone Dungannon 9 r 15 '• (Intended for last w'seels) Knox WMS The Woman's Missionary Sore iety of Knox United Church met May 7, with the president Mrs. E. Wightman in charge. Minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. R. Easom and the treasurer's re- port by Mrs. H. Webster. An urgent appeal was made for used clothing, yarn, sewing acces- sories, such as thread, nehdles materials, suitable for a bale to' be left 'with Mrs. William Straug- han before the end of May. The WMS was invited by Mrs. Tell to meet at her home for the usual birthday party June 4. Mrs. E. Durnin was in charge of the program, using "The Whole Armor ef God," as her thee. Mrs. John Durnin read the Scrip - tare chosen from the eth chapter of Ephesians, followed with a lev- ely prayer by. Mrs. C. Straughan, Mrs. W. T. Robison and Mrs. C. Straughan read papers. A solo by Mrs, E. Lapp was accompanied by Mrs. James Jackson. Part of the study book was pre- sented by Mrs. F. Piaetzer and Mrs. Roy Easom, in the form of a short skit, followed with a solo by Mrs. W. J. Craig. • Two splendid reports were giv- en of the Huron Presbyterial, Mrs. Toll read the morning high. - lights prepared by Mrs. Hiltz, while Mrs. Wightman reported for the afternoon session. • Horticultural Meeting Mrs. G. R. Taylor presided for the monthly meeting of the Horti- cultural Society held in the For- esters Hall. The 'secretary's re- port was given by Miss Elmo. Mute's and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Ed. Davies. • A piano instrumental was given by Miss Margo Grange. The president read pamphlets on competitions or essays, conser- vation of wild flowers, poster eom- petition, bird houses, photographic competition and Ontario scenery. These were all tabled tin a later date. aVIrs. Taylor presented a diploma to Mrs. C. M. Straughan for mer- itorious service to horticulture. MTS. Straughan had been secre- tary -treasurer of the Society from when it was formed until this year and has given valued service. Colored pictures were shown of roses, gladioli and dahlias in Win- nipeg. Mrs. Ed. Davies was nar- rator and Gordon Taylor ran the projector. A duet was sung by Miss Sadie Carter and Mrs. D. A. MacKay. The following are those in charge of flower beds: West Ridge Garden, Mrs. Will- iam Straughan, Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. G. R. Taylor; Ethelwyne C e n t r al Beauty Park, Miss M. R. Jackson, Mrs. Wesley Bradnoek, Mrs. F. Plaetz- er; Mrs, R. 5. Phillps; Loftus Garden, Art Yungblutt, Mrs. W. T. Rolbison, Miss Elma alutche Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. H. Govier, Mrs. G. Raithby, 33 Garden, Mrs. James Rober- ton, Mrs. Lansing, Mrs, Seers, Marianna Garden, Mrs, S. John- ston, Mrs. F. Raithby; In front of Orange Hall and in front of Auburn Letters, Mrs. William Strattghan, Mrs. R. J. 'Library Boxes, Mrs. D. A. Mac - 1y;. Old Forge Garden, Mrs. Mo- gridge, Mrs. C. M. Straughan and Mrs, Bert Craig; On east side of Old Blacksmith Shbp, Mrs. Mogridge, Mrs. B. Craig. For Your Wedding Day Choose a CAKE from • Bartliffs Bakery Our Saturday Special: From Our Store Only.-. Old Fashioned Raisin Loaf Reg. 25C for Bartliffs Bakery Ltd. RAKERS and CONFECTIONERS HUntar 24721 CLINTON