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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-01-30, Page 4About the splendid assortment and excellent quality products we carry. Think of Anstett's for 'ALL your needs. ELLERS ' FOR THE FINE97"4:D/A/610NP.9& GIFTS'° etieletad, WATCH REPAIRER CUNTON•gte. fla.2-9525 Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON .Staiday, February 2 Sunday School 9,45 a.m. Breaking of Bread 11.00 a.m. Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. Speaker: Mr, John Rae, Lon- don, TUESDAY, 8 p.m. — Prayer. and Bible Study. 'A Hearty Welcome Avvidts Yon" BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH I. ,ODENHAM, Pastor Sunday, February 2 10,00 a.m.—Sunday School 11,00 ara—Morning Worship "What Will Happen when Jesus Returns to the Barth in Glory" Wed., 8 pen.--Prayer Meeting "Study in the Book Of Heb, rews". You are cordially invited to these services, Joseph Street - GOSPEL HALL. CLINTON Christians gathered in the name of the Lord 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 meetings on lee e'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 p.m.—Wednesday—Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's — Clinton REV. C. S. INDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Sunday, February 2 SEPT VAGESIMA 8.30 a,m.—Holy Communion. 11.00 am.—Parish Communion 4,30 p.m.—Evening Prayer. Tues„ Feb. 4--Ladies' Guild at Mrs. W. V. Roy's horne,"2.45, Wednesday, Jan. 29—Friendship Club will meet in the Parish Hall, at 8.15 p.m. Ravio li! SALE OF ODDS AND. ENDS CONTINUES SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1958 Happy Workers Regular Meeting The, Happy Workers Club met at the home of Mrs, Warren Gib- Wogs, on January 9, with the new officers taking part. Roll call was answered by paying fees with nine members present, Several accordian selections 'by Mrs. William Holland, were en- toyed by all, The next- meeting will be a quilting at Mrs. Joseph ,Ceileson's in the afternoon, Group 6 was in charge of lunch. Boll call is to be answered with an exchange of Valentines. lot luck lunch was served, by the hostess, assisted by Mrs, Jos- eph Gibson, A lucky draw was won by Mrs. James McBride, Ttp is Your . . . 'Subscription Paid?, FOUR c1,:mrroN Nms Ecogn THURSDAY, ;JANUARY 30, 1.958 Both the Women's Association and Girls' Club showed increases in their financial reports as well as the report of the WMS. The Missionary Budget of the church was increased over last year, and the congregation endor- sed a further increase for 1958, giving and invocation for God's The Managers' Board's big continued guidance, , Bluebells To Meet Mothers Group At Fingland Home Led by Mrs. Wilfred Jervis work, apart from its general sup, ervision of finances, was, the in- stallation of a..complete .ell heat- ing -aYStere; serving all sections of the church bulging, to take the place of inadequate coal furnaces, The cost was reported to be aP- Preedneately $3,200, and this liabil- ity will be met when the- system's completion satisfactory tie the Board. It.-was the unanimous, desire of the meeting that at least an an- nual visitation of the congregation be made by the laymen, similar to that made during the autumn of the year just ended Glowing -reports of that visitation deligh- ted the .congregation. In the election of officers for the year 1958, the Board of man- agers was re-elected and the gen- eral treasurer's appointment left with the board in its first regular meeting. EXpreSeions of appreciation to Mrs. - Agnew, .- choir leader and the choir, and to the contin- ued leadership of the minister and Mrs.' Lane, • were tendered with enthusiasm, . The social half hour following business brought another succes- ful annual meeting of St. And- rew's church to a pleasant anelpro- fitable close. The minister clos- ed the proceedings in the custom- ary way, with a prayer of thanks- The Mothers' Study Group met in the church parlour on Tuesday, January 28. Mrs. Wilfred Jervis was in charge and opened with a poem on New Year's. Mrs. Percy Livermore led in prayer and roll call was answered by a Bible ver- se. A quartette was sung by Sandra Addison, Sylvia Bell, Audrey Mac- Donald, Darlene Stanley, who saleg, "Jacob's Ladder" and Mrs, Hearn accompanied them, at the piano. Ontario St, United Personals Holds Annual ton. the lady's cousins, Mrs. Margaret AnderSon, ,Kinealel, Sask., and Mrs. Florence Mathews, Berline- as their guests over the weekere',. Marjorie Hale returned Friday from a three weeks trip to and daughter Christine and Miss ids.. While, there they toured the State visiting many points of in- terest and spent ten days at Riv- iera Beech near Palm Beech. Women PC's Tea IVize' and Mrs, Charles Wise had o and Mrs, Harold Hartley Names Committees ing of Ontario- Street United Church was held on January 23, Chairman for the efficiently ban- died regetin.g was the Rev. Grant The annual congregational meet- Minister of the el-web, At Dr. Thompson's The Ladies Progressive Conser- vative Association tea was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Thomp- son on Wednesday afternoon, and the table was wonderfully dec- orated with flowers and silver candle. sticks with red, white and blue carnations. (These are the Progressive Chnservative colours.) 'Mrs. Caryl Draper and Mrs. Ernest II; 'EPpe poured • tea. Mrs. George Elliott and • Mrs. Elliott Bartliff served. Mrs. Doug- las Freeman assisted MrS. Thomp- son as hostess, Proceeds of the tea will be used for promotion of the Association, 0 _ ONTARIO STREET WA 19 MEET FEBRUARY 4 The Wonian's •Asseciation of Ontario Street United Church will meet on Tuesday afternoon, Feb- ruary 4, at 2.30 p.m., in the chur- ch parlours. - • Buy Now! Up TOf 3 WINDBREAKERS from $3.45 Zip Hood PARKAS from $6.70 QUILT LINED CAR COATS „,.„ from $8.20 Aiken's Shoes and Leather Goodi Subscribe And 111111111MMIN1111. CLINTON — HU 2-9'352 Save 62c A Year! 20 % Off on all Sleds, Hockey Sticks, Flying Saucers • Visit our Bargain Table Oftelf NEW ITEMS ADDED DAILY Roasting Pans Tea Pots 3-Ttier Cake Plates Graters Aluminum Tumblers Ash Trays Coffee Percolators Sugar and Cream. Sets SUTTER-PERDUE LTD St. Andrew's Congregation Enters 17th Year With Rev. j. Lane A good attendance of the mem- bers and adherents of St. And- rew's Presbyterian Church took part in -the annual congregational meeting, The minister of. the .cehgrega, time now in his 17th year with this congregation, Rev, D, ej, Lane, constituted the meeting by Scripture reading and prayer; fele lowing whiph by vote of those present, Royce Macaulay acted as the chairman and Frank Mutch Was appointed secretary. • Reports were given of the Kirk Session; managers board; WIVIS; Women's Association; Girls' Club; Men's Chib:„.arel Church School, all most gtisfactoey. Increased attendance at the, regular worship was noted in the Kirk Session re, port, and an addition in member- ship was made. The church school report made by the sup- erintendent, K. W. Coiquhoun was encouraging. It was decided that a mixed youth _clue be forme ed to, serve the 'teenage group, and a unique challenge was there- by made 'to?. an efficient leader for this new group. The Bluebells of Clinton will gather at th home of Mrs. Frank Finglaud on Saturday afternoon, February 1, at three o'clock, The girls and their leader offer their thanks to all their friends in Clinton, and also to a former 'Clinton citizen- who have made it possible to 1e-outfit all the girls and sustain the organiZatioln which has been through fire, The Blue- bells will be. one year old- on March 28, 1958. Brindley-Gow A wedding was solemnized at the United Church manse, Exeter, when Rev. Harold Snell united in marriage Miss Violet Emma. Gow, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gow, RR 2, Auburn, and Leonard Russell Brindley, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brin- dIey,' RR 3, Auburn: - The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a waltz-length dress of nylon net and lace. The moulded lace bodice and a top in- sert of pleated net extending be- low the waistline. The bouffant net skirt had rows of 'net ruffled braid. The cellar of her long- sleeved jacket was trimmed with sequins and simulated pearls. She carried a bouquet 'of pink carnations and white chrysanthe- mums, For her daughterIS wedding, Mrs. Gow wore a dress of navy blue rayon with a pink rose cor- sage. The bridegroom's mother wore a dress of wine velvet with a yellow rose corsage. A wedding dinner was held at the Armstrong .restaurant, Exeter. Leaving on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, the bride wore a short-sleeved red bengaline dress with matching jacket, On their return they will live half a mile west of Auburn, A miscellaneous pre - nuptial shower was held in the Sunday school ' room • of Knox United Church for Misg Gow. Mrs. Jack Armstrong was in charge. A sing-long was led by Mrs. Gordon McClinchey,' with Mrs. R. J. Phillips at the piano, two con- tests were held; and Miss Shirley Turner gave a reading. Miss Car- ol Armstrong read an address; and the gifts were brought in by Joan Mills, Betty Durmn, Gail Lockhart, Lila Deer and Mrs, Harold McClinchey. Westinghouse COMPACT 24" Smooth, space-saving design , Speed Eleatic Cooking conven- lencee and custom made benefits Such as the speedy Corox ele- ments, each, with five distinct Wee heats. Full Circle Control Dials. and large Miracle Sealed Oven.. , perfect baking results in Ltny rack position,. Simple, Single Dial Oven Controls. T. A. DUTTON Brucefield Dial HU 2-3232 "Yon can be sure if Westinglunts" Women Teachers Gather -At AVMit Campbell On January 28; members of the Clinton Unit of the F.W..T.A:Q. assembled in A/V/M Hugh. Camp- bell- Public .School for their reg- ular meeting, The president, Miss Edythe Bea- coin, opened the meeting by read- ing an article on "Success," A short sing-song with Miss Marion Treibner at the piano followed, Routine business was traneaeted and it was decided to invite the Seaforth Unit to the March meet- ing. Roll cell was answered by each teacher repeating a proverb or maxim, Wires Agnes Muleveney, program conven.er, took charge of the re- mainder of the meeting. At this time a radio play, under the dir- ection of ,.Miss Marjorie William- son, and presented by a group of her Grade 6 pupils, followed. The young players Who ably depicted scenes of pioneer life in Canada were introduced to the audience. The guest speaker of the even- ing, W/C R. B. Hoodspith, chair- Men of A/V/M Hugh Campbell School Board, was introduced- by Miss Mulrooney, The fluent and versatile gentleman gave a com- prehensive survey of education from the time a man joined the service until he was fitted for a top-ranking position, whether it be in operations, technical or ad- ministrative work in the RCAFe W/C Hoodspith deplored the lack 'Of a standardof eclucationfor civilians in Canada. This fact is very .evident especially in the fields of mathematics. and science, Those who had the pleasure of hearing this interesting and in- 'formative address indeed felt priv- ileged. A social hour followed, . p Kelvin_ Jervis .showed two very interesting films -on raising child- ren. These were entitled "The Feeling of Hostility" and "He Acts His Age." Mrs. Norman Hol- land conducted a lively discussion on these films. A social period followed the meeting, Mrs. Gordon Steepe conducted, a contest and the hostesses served lunch, Elotep=iallittiz 'Bullet! • eburrij REV. J. A. McKIM, B.A. MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNIE, Choir Director Sunday, February 2 11,00 a.m.—Morning Worship 12.15 p.m.—Sunday School & Bible Class. 110LMESVILLE 1.30 p.m.—Worship Service 2,30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Class. "Let us use, the Lord's Day to strengthen our Chfistian Faith Christian Reformed Church REV,. G. 3. HOYTEMA, Minister 10.00 a.m.—Service in English 11.30 am.—Sunday School 2.30 p.m.—Service in Dutch. Everyone Welcome Saturday 9.30 a.m.—Bible School Listen to the denominational broadcast of 'the Christian Re- formed Church: Back to God Hour. Every Sunday, Sarnia, Ontario, CKOC, 8.30 am., 1070 kes, Windsor, Ont,, CK- LW, 10,30 p.m., 800 keg. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. 3. LANE; B.A., Minister MRS. M. J, AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday; February 2 9.45 a.m,—Our Church School 0,45 .a.m.—Divine Worship: Subject: The Ministering Spirit PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria Street Clinton It L. SWEIGARD, Pastor - Assistant Pastor: 13. DAVIDSON PridaY, January 31,-- 8.00 pen.,--Christ's Ambassadors: Sunday, Feline-ay' 2- 10.00 ant —Sunday School 11.00 amt.—Morning Worship 7.30 p,m.—Gospel Service Tuesday, February 8,00 p.m.--Regular Prayer and Bible Study Service, A Special Weleorrie Awaits You SALE_ THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE AT THESE CLEAR-OUT ITEMS! - NEXT WEEK WE TAKE THEM TO OUR OTHER STORES . . . HURRY! SPECIAL RACK at $4.95 , Values to 19.95 —Dresses . Skirts —Wool Blouses 1/3 OFF e Children's Flannelette Pyjamas Women's Snuggledown Gowns Women's Flannelette Gowns All Remnants Ends of - Material— Other Specials: —Wabasso Cotton Prints Reg. 49c yd. To clear at .... 25c yd. —Crochet Cotton & Pearl Cotton 15c ball Many Other Sale Items Throughout the Store 4 3 LADIES' WEAR CLINTON (411/1 BROWN 'N SERVE ROLLS 20c doz, TEA BISCUITS 30c dox. WEINER ROLLS 8 for 25c HONEY-DIP DONUTS 40c doz. 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Aiken, K. Pickett, H. Swan, P, Gibbings; 2to the end of 1960, A. M. Knight, A. J. McMur- ray, R. Wheeler, H. Squires, W. Ve,nEgmond, Keith Tyndall, 0. Stanley, R. Elliott, J. McKnight, F. Powell, F, Lobb, - Parsonage committee, W. J. Miller,. E. A. Fines, R. Jervis, George Lavis, D. Kay, 13. Olde, M. Batkin, L. Brown, C. Douc- ette, presidents of.. the H,S. Club and WA. Property committee, George La- vis, H. Ball, R. Jervis, A. J. Mc- Murray, W. VanEgmond, J. lVfair; C. Cox, W. B. Olde, Robert Elliott, Roy Tyndall,- A. Cox, A. Groves,' W. J, Plumsteel, H, C. Lawson, R. Wheeler, R. Trewartha. Choir committee, B. J. Gibbings, 1 Levis, D. Symons, M. Crich, W. Aiken, B. Merrill, W. Welsh, F. Lobb, Mrs. J, McKnight, Mrs. Donald Kay. Trustees, B. S. Gibbings, H. C. Lawson, W: J. Miller, Bert Gib- bings, Roy Tyndall, Charles El- liott, A. 3. McMurray, 0. Potter. Ushers, R. Wheeler, George •Colclough, • Murray Forbes, Mer- vin Batkin, Donald Forbes, J. Meer, R.: Trewartha, L. Dutot, J. Potter,,,. Harold Black, 'Ross 'Mer- rill, Kenneth. Tyndap Murray Tyndall, Coe, W. Inkley, 0. Stanley, C. Cox, C. Doucette, Fred Gibson; Kenneth Gibbings, Reg. Ball, Douglas Batkin, Keith Tyndall, Joe Gibson, Frank Pot- ter, D.. Lowen, G. Jenkins, S. Brown, G. Cox, G. Swan,P. Schoenhals, C. Groves; David Ball. Missionary and Maintenance, F. Powell, Miss S. Courtice, Mrs. F. Townsend, George. Shipley, H. 'Trewartha, Bert Gibbings, C. Stewart, Art. Aiken, D. A. Kay, M. Wiltse, S. Schoenhals, Tre- wartha, Frank Lobb, Gladys Hab- kirk, N. Trewartha, C. Elliott, H. Johnston. Christian Education, the minis- ter, F. Powell, C. Stewart, S. Schoendealse Miss Courtiee, H. 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