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I' icClii lye
�l u ate' parson+
Speaker et Guild
Healr$ Reports And
aPge v�t'aS! settrhi>rg, or: Sattauxlay,
Plan summer
Jre¢,e �, � �
riagte of 10 E daug'hiter
,�
Meeting
•
in Auburn
Tile Warn a`j; MissionarySoc.
Mlr. and Mrs. Mane+: Kcks, Gode.,
midh. ApshdlS brad WpaIl6a George
� � of Wesl'eZy-Wallis Ulla , a-
fine
M�ildm>ahay, sK1az � Mr. amrcZ Mui.
la
(BY our .t nbu,rae COMISponctent)
' urcA apt go Friday afterr,om,
Ercnest MjcC U ncihey, Varna, Rev.
Mrs, R. M. Weeks, 1, doa, wife
June 2Q in. the church: parlor, Mrs,
C. E. Peacock pe donned the cer-
espy,
of a former rector, wars gruest
speaker at a special meeting of
Nelson Presiding.
P ud?g Letters were
Gnveen ,in mau'ria�ge rby her talth-
the L'atdles? Guild; of St. Mhmk's
read of Schon' far Laderls. at St.
er, Itlh,�e bride, was ltavelry in a b�aR-
Anglican (�harch, Auburn-, held in
7hornas; report cif inter -church
elrinja-lenb'rth g'i'n of dotted nyQ=,
oveUc Witte ttafEe%, f'asbioned w
connection with the 75Th an'n�R'er^
samy df the church,
council' of W'ord's Day of Prayer;:
�b bouffant
Guests from G�,uilds of
from Rev, C, E. Pearock and Dr,
skirt,
Bras veaand'Blyth Ang-
$*mp'le about miss foo
crnt ed w1ith. fabric, mope buds, wh-
$ch were repeated on the mate'haing
Churches,
Be nary t'he Women's Mis-
Society of Westfield Unit-
the tion to be held September
'
nAttens. Her fwrugiimtip wall of eT6-
cd Church, Auburn-Presbyteinan
X127.
bMdemedgveit wtatg catughtt .to a
and United mission, groups and
Supply secretary Mrs. M. Ad -
wreath lof w4lwte fomgelt-me-nots,
women of ,the Baptist 0,'iurdl,
dnson xeiported bales sent to To,
and G!he carried a sheawer bouquet
Auburn, were received by Mrs, Ed
Davies and: Mrs!, Ntv'bit,
ranto for overseasse relief, valvae
of red roses.
Joan l4M'cUlrixnchey, VT:arna, sister
,APlfred'
!and rs'ekome4,b!y Mrs. ;John 1Daer,
$24!2. The 'WMS will send a note
of thanks to Mrs. Dennison- and
Ofthe lwoorcn, was mald of honor,
weanling Empire otylle, Frernich blue
president.
Minutes of .the first meeting of
Mrs. Dawe (Who are rnovang 'way)
cryisWebte, +alto Oleg nm'd
the Guild, organized by Mrs,
for ;their 'work with the Mission,
bPonixlueePt ref gsrivnk cairnlaltiion5.
Weeks do November, 1939, were
Band. Mrs. JamesM'cGM. pres-
Tfhe groomsman was Wilfred;
read by Mrs. Alfred Nesbit.
bytereal' supply secretary read let -
Hicks, Godevich. Township, bmotlher
Tea was served In, the schogi
tens for bales sent to the west
of the bride.
room, of Knox presbyterian
and ;Korea. A meeting will be held
The ,beld'es mdther was gowned
Church, where the table wasp ar-
in July or August.
in geleent and !brown flowered +Very-
ranged wit'h, a 'lace cloth and bas...
Mrs. Shepherd, took charge. A
lene w1thi white awessariesP and
corsage of yellow Carniatikrnvs. Thee
kets of flowers, with two silver
tea services. Mrs. Ezekiel Phallips
duet was sung by Mrs. Wes H01 -
hand and Mrs. D. Andrews, Mrs.
groom's mother dose turquoise
catton lace over tuff., wlit!h mart-
and Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor poured
tea, and the anniversary wke was
� Jervis ,gava a summary of at-
c!hing thaffeha trash, matching ac-
eut -by Mrs. George, HAmiitoR, and
ems from her scrap 'book on Jap-
eessomie's and corsage so'f yellow
Mrs, George Beadle, two of the
an,. The WA served a delicious
eamnaitnlonst'
Oldest members.
Strawberry t'ea.
FoPlglowing. a. reception at the
bride's home-, the young couple
left on a wedding rtAly to the Un-
dmavea
ited The bridePs.blue
red
costume was a. 'blwe rlIIlawered
News, of
Auburn
glazed- Batton; dxvm wkh, white
accessories and, corsage of red
Correspondent -- MRS. FILED ROSS
roses'.
Phone Dungannon 9 r 15
a a
Mr. and; Mutts. Don Haines, Mar-
and the chair an anthem. The
garet and Elddie vrished Mr, ,and
cheurdl, wras decorated' with bas -
Mrs, Rathbwrn, MI llsburg, on, Sun-
kets of ,pink and white peonies.
- �.
day.
At the morning sery ice'Rev, Week-
+ I
The pupils of SS No. 5 with
.esu rtook his itext from St. John 4-38,
�i i � (•�
thedr teacher, D. A. M1acKtvy amid
and at the evening service the
II % �
`ti,(
some p+arenits enjoyed' a bus trip
to Guelph on Monday when they
from k
spoe own EjPhesdans 5-25. There
cIM,
visited the, O.A.C.
was a splendiid attendance at troth
Mrs. Fred Ross spent the week-
services.
end wifth, her soon, Donald and, Mrs.
the
/
Ross, Oakville, and attended
christendng oaf beer grand .daughter,
t>r� tier
<� �
Carton Arran in -Kee Presby-
tea�ian� ��.�.
blur
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L.O.L.
Ball's CemeteryMurphy
The 32nd annual Memorial Ser-
t�
vdce :of Bald s Cemetery will be
No. 710
head Sunday, June 29, at 7 p.m.
ANOTHER OI.O-FASHIONED
The service will be in chau�ge
Knox United Church. a v. Alex °�
CENTENNIAL
INSTITUTION WE DONT HEAR
'Rapson, Exeter, will deal er the
So MUCH ABOUT IS THE
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY"
sermon'
`75th Anniversary
CHURCH
PARADE
.
Nothing old-fashioned about
Rev. R. M. Weekes, London, a
us but our courtesy. We've
former rector of .Sit, Mark's, Ang-
was guest speaker
licanthe
Sunday,
July
modern servicing equip-
G p'
, 75th
apt the 75th Antvivems�ar of the
6,1958
ment and facilities to put
church Sunday meorning and eve -
ndnrg.
10.45 a.m.
your car in top-notch run-
ning order.
Rev. R. M. Me'ally, the present
/
rector was in, charge of the ser -Andrew's
vice. Th q 4 air,.. wraa ?uhder the
S t.
direction of Mrs,: NLargarei dark.
Presbyterian Church
/
At the morning eervrice the choir
samlg ran, anthem and Mrs. GPordonAil
Broth+e
Brothers #o meet at the
•
6wdrki
*'a`
Taylor sang a solo, "Where, Jesus
Loved to Be".
Hall at 10.30 o'clock
At the evening service Frank
Nesbit sang, "The Lord's; Prayer
HARRY R. CRICH
Worshipful Master
Warrant Officers
your $ at yDollar Da s Red&White Store $ McCracken And
Stock Your Summer Cottages During This Special Event Naish Are Posted
Among the personnel leaving
2--HEINZnTOM TO JUICE --Fancy Quality -20 fins... 7 for $1.00 aCD vFand,' Warrant offd�aOff this week
........... . .........
_ titian
TISSUE—White Swan .................. 9 for 1.00 Mccracken,CD.eW2�N� it$
3 -TOILET Ti trans
temired to RCAF Station Gan-
4—KLEENEX TiSSUE—Chubby or Reg. .. . .... . ........... 6 for $1.00 der, NiFtid'., and W02 McCeacken
5--MARMALADE—Wagstaffe's Two -Fruit ---24 oz. Ears .... 3 for $1.00 toAli tDPeffe,ne Headquarters, St.
6 --PLUM JAM—Wagstaffe's-24-oz. jars .......................... 3 for $1.00 w'o2, Nadsil,i enited do the
7—JELLY POWDERS --Red and White ................... 14 for $1.00 RCAF at Halifax in, 1936 and was
tvansfarred to RGAtF Station Ciro=
8—CORN--Whole Kernel ---York Fancy ---14 oz. tins ........ , . 6 for $1.00 ton in 19W, from No. 6 Repair
... . 6 for $1.00 -lu pot, Trenton. Due h his, tour
9 ---APPLE SAUCE—Allen's-20 oz. tins ....... ... �mb�r ,�f Clinton he has hea+d a
e
��aurty art
I O --CORN Cream Style ---Standard Quality—I 5 oz. tins --10 for $1.00 supervisory positions
I I--PEAS---Green—Standard Qualify -20 oz. tins .............. 9 for $1.00 oes':des b,eang Public Re7atdons! Of -
y Hoer for Na. 1 Radar and CO m.-
12—TUNA---Southern Cross ---Solid White ---.i/2 Ib. tins . , , ..... 5 for $1.00 nunications ,srhooa. He w,il.' be
13 ---PEACHES --- Lincoln Choice — 15 oz. tins ....... 6 for $1.00 by his, Paa,aed to le. new station
........... . . by his, wife, Sheila and their ttl,-
14---STRAWBERRIES — King's Choice ---15 oz. tins 4 for $1.00 He dhildren, David, Peter and
her.
15—RASPBERRIES ---King'Choice -- i 5' oz. tins ................ 3 for $1.00 W02 McCxaeken, joined) ,the
16• --PLUMS --- Green Gage ---- 20 oz. tins ......... . .... . ........... 7 for $1.00 RCMP' at Ottawa in 1938 and, was
CAF
17—BEANS—King's Choice --Green Beans --20 oz. `fins ..,..... 7 for 1.00 S,tantlon, Tred �C: nt 1fpm,Rrin
g � SPtaltion. TrePn)ton; in 1,954. During
18—SALMON--Fancy Pink ---1/2 (b. tins ...... . .............. . . . .. . ..... 4 for $1.00 1955 he. was srtart ion PuMdc Rela-
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THESE ARE JUST A FEW SPECIALS ---- THERE ARE MANY MORE AT No. 1 Radar and Gommunicattons
School. In addition - he has been•
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Stanley's
ite oo, .'tore :viadh G,in e sports ant was a
te�aa�zr in the Protestant (11,apea
Sunday School. His, wife Dorotlhy
BEHIND HANOVER TRANSPORT` ON QUEEN STREET and thheemtwo sons, John and Ken
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the prairie:, the Rockies, the B.C. Centennial.: i; daily trednc
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The ,
The Miothers Study Group of eJoYalAe wimbers on the
Wesioy-W'U UOiW Chwvh held +0, on were plpfd by Mrs,
their June meeting on Tuesday Holliand. Mi s. HSA V mean an
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Man. ehase rho change the rplaW.
Mrs, Bial 1 was p mar ' W—V they tgo. Much dnsouxsi Cin
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Of +the read ¢>exwod. Mrs, d Tke meeting closed and the
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Y. The Semuptura, was read wfthout Pthe beach dime.
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We will be Closed on Mon., June 30
and Tues., July 1, -all day.
Thanks For Your Co-operation.
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Clinton Community Swimming Pool .
Application For Swimming Instruction
Summer of 1958
Nameof Applicant..............................................................................................
Address.............. ..-...... .......... ................... ............................................
Age... Height .................................. Weight,....,........, ..........
How much swimming experience or instruction has applicant had?
is the applicant anxious to take swimming instructions? ......................
In making this application, I agree that the applicant will attend;
aIi scheduled instruction periods as may be arranged, and it is
further understood that the Clinton Community Swimming Pool
Committee assumes no responsibility in respect of the applicant dur-
ing the course of the instruction.
Signature of AppiiCant Signature of Parent or Guardian
i
PLEASE NOTE:
1. There is no charge of any kind for the instruetlon. All Costs are
borne by the Clinton Community Swimming' Pool Committee.
Classes of one-half hour each Will be held each Week day morning
from 9.30 to 1.1.30 a.m. Applicants will be assigned to classes on
the basis of age and experience.
3. If the child is to obtain the proper benefit from the instruction,
regular and prompt attendance is a necessity.
4. F'iease provide the information requested above as fully as possible.
Vtom it the instructor will be able to assign the applicant to his
or her proper class. Return form, immediately to supervisor at
the pool.