Clinton News-Record, 1958-05-29, Page 3Bayfield Girl Marries
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stuart Mackie, London, were married
in St. Andrew's United Church, Bayfield, by the Rev, C. E. Pea-
cock, on Saturday, May 24. The bride is Marion Isabelle Jo-
Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Makins, Bayfield, and
her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackie, London,
The young couple will live at 68 Jasper Crescent, London.
(Photo by MacLaren's)
At Clinton Public Library
(By Evelyn Hall)
WOULD YOU LIKE
TO MEET THE MAN
Who Has
the
corrective
and the
experience
to help
your foot
trouble?
Then next
MONDAY
JUNE 2
see
George R. Hardman
He will show you how
Mira cl e
CJ ,C7T — /
Has helped many others in the
past 29 years, and how it will
help YOUR walking and stand-
ing problems.
MONDAY, JUNE 2
10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
at MILT OESCH
SHOE STORE
ZURICH: Phone 130-W
You have your foot health to
gain by seeing him.
At Listowel, Royal Hotel,
Tues., June 3,
10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Friendship Club Plans
for Blossom Tea.
The nienas.rhgp Club .of St,
Antorumli 'Church Met 5in
'the Parish Hall., Wednesday,. May.
1, With a, good attendance.
.the absence of ,the president,
Mrs, H. Thompson, vice-president,'
Mrs. Cr. 'Herman opened the meet-
ing with the Club and Lord's ,._
THE STREET OF RICHES
(By Gabrielle Roy)
Gabrielle Roy reeeived the Gov-
arnor-General's award for fiction
for her book "The Street of Rich-
es", It is not a novel but a series
of vignettes of life in a small
Manitoba town at 'the time that
Robert Borden is Prime Minister
of Canada. The characters .are
French-Canadian and are well
drawn by a hand that knows
them and:matey. It is difficult
to decide about the type of trans-
lotion, the author writes in French
and this reader was confused as
the feeling persisted that it was
a French exercise. Snatches of
the book were reread and it could
well be that this type of trans-
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lotion was: used to give "atmos-
phere to the book. Other books
in the library by this author are
"The Tin Flute" and "Where
Nests the Vsliatealhen".
BATH TANGLE
(By Georgette foyer)
Lady Serena 'Carlow and the
Dowager Countess of Spenborough
sit talking while they wait for
the reading of the will of 'the
late Lord Spenborough. The lady
Serena, belying her name, is very
passionate by nature and Fanny,
her step-mother, five years her
junior, is timid and unsure of
herself. The announcement that
Lord Rotherham:, her former fian-
ce, 'ifs to be trustee of her estate
causes Serena to indulge in a tan-
talum..
The period of mourning cur-
tails their social activities, and
their loneliness and boredom is
relieved when Serena suggests
taking a house in. Bath. These
beautiful young women are soon
entangled, socially and romantic-
ariPy, in ways that could happen
only in Bath during Regency
times. As 'expected everything is,
solved to the satisfaction of alt.
Georgette Heyer has ran intim-
ate knowledge and understanding
of that Iperiod in English hiStory
and can weave bold and fascinat-
ing characters through the intric-
ac'ias of Bath Society. "Bath Tan-
gle" will hold your interest to the
end of the story.
In the library are two other
books by Georgette Heyer, "The
ToNtsgate", another intriguing yarn.
of the days of Regency, and "Det-
ection Unlimited", a modern novel
of mystery, which the author does
rather cleverly but not with the
brilliance and sureness of her
Regency novels.
JUST BE YOURSELF
(By Mary Bard)
As the mother of three small
active girls, Mary Bard, sister
of Betty (The Egg and I) Mac-
Donald, writes about that period
in their lives when the girds had
one ambition: to join a 'Brownie
pack. Their zeal is intensified
because the llst of would-be mem-
bers fair exceeds the number per-
mitted in a pack. Children are not
known to wait patiently or quiet-
ly. Mother solves the problem by
becoming 'a leader. Although a-
round for two years "Just Be
Yourself" has only recently found
itself on our reading list Mary
Bard's earlier books were much
enjoyed. They are "The Doctor
Wears Three Faces" and Forty
Olthr.
We hope that readers of the
Clinton News-Record have enjoy-
ed the teCks about hav
e
and.
that sometimes they have foUnd
Them useful In marking selections.
Suggestions from readers will be
Welcome. If you wish information
about certain hooks or types of
honks' in the library, please let
know and we will work to-
wards that goal.
SUMMER HOURS — Begin-
ning on June 2: The Clinton, Pub-
lic Library will adopt' Summer
hourS. The library will be open
in the afternoons at the same
hours 'and close at eight o'-
clock, except on Saturday When
it will chose at the usual hone,
nine o'clock.
Mrs. Lucy Arnold
M. Lucy Arnold died at heir
residence, 152 Raleigh St, Chat
ham on Saturday, May 17. She
had been ill for just a few days,
She was born in England,
&tighter of ,the late Rev. and
Mee, Richard Montag and Was
Ale, ;last sairViVing member of a
family font' children.
Her husband', William G. Am-
Old, predeceased her in. 1951. Sur-
vbitig Are two daughters% Miss'
Vera Amnon' and Mrs, Millie Cat-
ton, 'both of C:hatharn.
We will keep those gradua-
tion Suits and 'lovely dresses
as smart as on the day they
were first worn. Periodic
cleaning is a sure method to
well-groomed appearance al-
ways.
This Week the Lucky
No. is 1763
Cheek your Calendar... If the
number matches, take the
Calendar to our office and
claim your $3.00 credit.
For Your Convenience
Use Our
Down. Town Office
on King Street
(formerly Simpsons-Sears)
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CLINTON NEWS-RI:00RD
Prayers being repeated in unison.
The minutes oaf the laSt. Meet-
ing were read and, approved and
the ltlre'at5ttreer, Mfrs, Len Arnston
agave her report.
PrelParatiOns were Made for the
Blossom Tea, do be held in the
Parish !Hall,. Saturday, May 31,
from 3 ito 5 p.m. .Donations for
this were requested to Mane lin
early as' the tgitils walQ be working
the 'Illriday before the Tea, after-
noon and evening.
Scott, .Seaforth.
The 'convention was divided into
two study groups. One led by
UM. J, A. Murray, the second
by Rev. H. C; Burkholder, both
of Toronto.
Many excellent ideas: for
proving the quality of Sunday
School: 'teaching were. presented
by these two l.eaderrs,
A question box provided inter-
esting solutions to teachers prob-
lems.
The following is 'the list of
officers for 1959.: past president,
Frank Raithby, Auburn; president,
Sam Scott, Seaforth; first vice-
president, Harry .Snell, Londes-
boto; second vice president, Keith
Webster, Blyith; 'secretary, Mrs',
F, Clinton,; treasurer, Mrs.
Wellington Good, Blyth. Girls
work secretary, Mrs. G. Berecroft,
Bellgrave; boys work secretary,
R. Zurbrigg, Wingham; temper-
ance secretary, Mrs. Earl Raith-
by, Goolerich; secretary,
Mr. Walters, Golderich; missionary
Secretary, Rev. D. J. Lane, Clin-
ton.
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United Sunday School
Executive Holds
Annual Conference
The Annual Sunday School
Convention of North Huron Inter-
denominational Council of Christ-
Ian Education Branch of 0,C,C,E,
was' held Co 'Knox United Church,
Belgrave on Friday, May 23, 1958,
The meeting W'as ably conduct-
ed by the president, Mr. Sam
Kippen East WI
Sees Films By
Donald Brock
(By our Henson Correspondent)
Don. Brook, a recent graduate
of the OAC, Guelph, was guest
speaker at the May meeting of
Kippen, East Women's Institute.
Mrs. Glen Slavin was the hostess
at her home.
Don showed some very fine col-
oured slides taken during his sum-
mer vacation training in the Re-
serve Navy at 'Halifax. In addition
to 'showing slides' of Halifax, Eng-
land and Scotland, he .showed
some he took last Christmas when
seven boys from the college took'
a trip ,Florida in the notable
1925 Rein fire -truck,
Members answered the roll call
with a highlight from the 23
year's activities of Kippen East
WI, Mrs. Eldon Jairrott reviewed
current events, and Mrs. Alex Mc-
Gregor contributed a poem. Mrs.
It. Dunlop, Seaforth, favoured with
piano solos, and four-year-old
Dianne McKay sang, accompaniied
by her another, Mrs. Ken McKay,
at the' piano.
The group outlined plans for
their annual' picnic at the Lions
Park, Seaforth, in July and ap-
pointed Mr. and Mrs. Kern McKay,
Mr: and Mrs. Robert Bell and Mr.
and Mrs. Reward Finkbeiner as
the entertainment committee
Mrs. Charles Eyre' coniducted
contests, and President Mrs.
Campbell Eyre chaired the meet-
ing. Lunch committee were Miss
Margaret McKay, Mrs. William
Kyle, Mrs. William Bell and Mrs'.
Campbell Eyre.
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