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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-07-10, Page 6F PAGE Sid, St. haul's Little Helpers Hold Annual Party; Rain Cancels Sports -The Kittle Helpers of St. Paul's Anglican Church held their annual service and party on Tuesday, June 24, A short service was held in the church with Rev. C. S. Inder conducting. Mrs. Theo Fremlin presided at the organ.. Races and games had to be can- celled, on account of rain. Later, lunch was served at the Rectory when motheirs and children enjoy- ed the hospitality .of Mrs, C. S. Inder. Refreshments were served by members of the WA and GA Girls. Pour Young Bluebells Receive Their Rings Chanter members of the Bliue- b'eills of 0hation, four youxng rginls here have Just received. their membership ,xwngs - although they received the award symdb'oldc of .the mnnrgs in, Mamc'h. Since, the iringtsi were desig',w l particularly for ;the Bluebells, f, they have 'taken some time, in eomdipg. They are designed, with a silver cross, at the foot of which :ane idlustered the BMebells. These first four B,1u'ebeft are Mies Jane 'Woods, Miss Noreen Oanr�ow and Missi Susan Cann, ala on, the staff of ;the (Clinton Pub - Be Haspitaa now, and Mass Berva, Swtitzer. An, anterdenroantinatiional organ- azatcon, the Bloob I' wane formed by Mrs. C. VanDamime land van.•- dou , aadies• in town have lent their help In provldibg uniifiorms which the ;girl's helpod maike; teaching them, various crafts, and skills. They are taught that wham they do is I$or the dave of Christ, and, they are encouraged to attend their own church. to worship regauldaxly. At present theme ;are 15 Bdiue- ibel:ls, meeting every second Sat- aunday to study and work to- giedth;eir. ST, AND'OU"W'S WDtS To In ' T ON JI VIX 10 The Women's (M siioniar7 sioc� I i'ety of St. Andrew's. :P;resbyteiiasn I Chinch will meet Jury 10 ait the bomo of Mrs. Robert Scott, Sunday, School At Street treet Plans _ Summer's Picnic The execative of Ontdaa4oStreot UxAlted 'Church Sunday sdchdol meet at the ipazsontage wl'th .Stew- art 4Sdhoen'hals, presddept, >pmsid- inlg un the absence of the super- iinitexndent. There were, 17 present, Final plans were made for the pi'cn+ic in; Joweatt's Grove, Dayfield, on July 1$, aand cars' wulll heave the ch urd4 at 1.30 ;p,m. Donaadd: M R.% reported can the Vacation School' proceedings, at which, 163 attended, the first dray. Plaredn:ts� are dnwidted to -view the work done .on .Friday afternoon of +this' week, Barbecue fundi: was served' can the rear fawn', where a social half hour was enjoyed, -__...o Clintornian Club Has Fun With Apron Parade The Clinbonian Club, met at the hoime of Mr's. Robert Fairservice an dLonddiesboma on, June 1.9 Bund made plans for the Area: Picnic oto be, lin Badyfaedld Park an Jury 25, Membensl are asked to bring gifts far the ;penny sale arid' for the ,bingo,. An, invitation to join ithe Wing - ham MustMers at +their plcrile was laccetpted. Soave very .pretty ap- vonst were paraded and the jud- ging, was difficult, but -Aft,.Cod- aldoaugah'is ;apron took ithe prize, and she wain erntem dt dn+ the apron par - aide tin; 'the Central Pddarnic dant L'anv .don. The 9110wp will charter a bus for thd's, trip. Ma's. E. 1 'p gave two, readings; Mats'. Faidrsenvvice conducted a tree -contest. Lunch was served and ,games were played ova the lawn: The next mneetdng will be im Sdeptember at the home of Mrs. Merrila', PERSONALS Charles Thomson, Toronto, visit- ed last weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire. Miss Malnnie Eiasom, London, tspent Tuesday with Mr, and Mss. David Eatsom, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lonsway, To- ronto, were •receantlty in town re- newing acquaintances, Jack Hawthorne, Victoria, B.C., visited last week with his.nephew, Gordon Snell and Mrs. Snell, Clin- ton. Miss VioletPin0ips, Torn , spent least week at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Ima: Merrill- and famr- ¢dy. Tom Oliver has returned from a trip to the West Coast and visit- ing his daughter Barbara at Ed- monton, Mr. ;and Mrs; T. Barker and Diane spent ;a: week with. Mr, and Mrs, Cha&es Waymvo2uth, Londes- bono. Mr, rand Mrs. Johan A. Gi'bbings. and ifamvily, Stratford, vashed Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbitngs over the July 1 hlo9lday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams, To- ronto, spent a few days over the holiday at the home of the for- mer's mother, Mrs. Ada Adam. and Miss Brigham, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McMurray have returned from a holiday spent in Fenelon Falls and Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Menzies, Dr. and Mrs. D, B. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Alex E. Haddy attended the Bowmanville Centennial celebrat- ed on Dominion Day. Mr .and Mrs, Mel 'Or+ich and Melvin, speant Judy 1 with Mr. and Mms. Ray Gd'bbings and Tiamdly, Stnathroy, Wayne Gibbandgs is sp- endinga week here with therm. Mir and Mrs. Finanik Washdan;gton', Kirkland rake; Mr. Tabn'ay, Godie- ,rich .and Mrs. Maganesson, Rocan- v1ITe, Saskia.tehewam, visdited with Mrs. Wiihmer Wallis. ;no4ng Officer ,Gerard A. Elliott, Trenton, son of Mr. and; Mrs. Ch- arles E' E.111ott has received ihds permanent commission in, the RCAF, Miss Lai's Dale, who has been •aatatending Goderich Business Cdli lege, has accepted a position with Ladies' Summer Sport Clothes Ali ,y.�.. e, Reduced Shorts' 11:04. i e Bermuda Shorts ,M ` �«• 10Pedal Pushers r ' * Cotton Skirts - l * Skorts � ; a ' • T -Shirts * Bathing Suits 6' * Dresses Blouses ' House Dresses ORLON SWEATERS SUMMER .JACKETS Pullovers and Cardigans Special Clearance All Reduced $1.00 ea, 1/2 Price Summer Yard Goods RAYON PANTIES. Glazed Cottons Sites S - M - L .All Reduced 20% 3 pair for $].00 aW_W T.AD1189f WEAR Mrs,, John Turner Ho On 75th Birthday; A A surprise party was tendered Mrs, John Turner, Rattenbury Street West, on the occasion of her 75th. birthday, June 24, when seven of her nine children and several of the grand -children met at the Ritz Hotel, Bayfield, for a turkey dinner and all the trim- mings, including a lovely birthday cake, Those present, besides Mrs, Turner ,and her sister-in-law, Mrs, Ben Keys, Brucefield, were Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Allan and Mary, Brucefield; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner, Auburn; Mr, and Mrs, ° Jack Duckworth, Jackie and Sus- an, Goderech; Mr, and Mrs. Archie Robinson and Betty Lou, Mr.. and Sixty Women Hold Surprise Shower For B. Middleton Miss Bambara Middleton., popular bride -elect, was the guest of hon- our at a shower held at ;the hume Of deer parentis; MT. and Ma's. Fred Mai,ddlletan .on Thursday eve- nvi'ng, Jeune 3, when nnore than, 60 la'dies and young tgidrlls of ;the com- snunity "suilprisedd" her. Miss Mavls Steppe ;acted as mistress of ceremonies for an in- teresting and varied ;picogram. Miss Carol, Tayllor and MriSis Mar- dlyn Rathwell' favoured, with a p,a- ano and, coronet duet. Mrs. Johan Grigg conducted a, eant'esdt and also ,gave 'a reading "Why a shoe is !thrown aifter the Brld'e„, Ma, Bonnie Stirling played a Novelly accordilon solllo. Mrs. Raobert Tay - Tor ;grave a must humorous reads ig "Dev!inskry at the Wedding". Mm. Mitltan S'teelp;e conducted, a san:gis condtes!t, with Iver dauighter at the pia.n'o. After his program, Miss M'avus S'te'epe read -a very cleverly rhym- ed address to the bride='towbe who was seated In a igaidy decorated chair, with confetti-.f'iReid ;balloons laloating overhead. Then Maraide Middd'eton, nice of the b -Ade, .and Jimmy Middleton, nephew .of the bride, pulled in their mibbdon 'be- decked wagon laden with gifts, they were followed by many more young ladies beaming. gifts. After all the gifts were opened, Barbara thanked her many friends for their ikindness. A lovely ;Lunch and social dnaatf hour concluded a most deligrhtful evening. 1 the Union Gas Company, Sea - forth. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Freeman ,and David, Kingston, are. spenid- dng two weeks vacation at the duke, sand Visiting with friends aeound 01inton. Miss Dorothy Flynn, ckatdon, has joined the office. staff of John Boshaart & Sons Ltd., Seaforth, Miss FWnn is a 'graduate of the God'erdch Business College. Mr. and Mars. Mel, Crich and Melvin spent Sunday, June 30 with Rev. A. G. and Mrs. Eagle and family', Stannda, and attended ,the manning wou'tshlilp at Grace Un- ited i0h:umcb. E. S. Livermore, Q.C., and Mrs. Livermore, London, and Mrs. (Dr.) Balmer, Vancouver, B.C., were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore on Tuesday evening last. Mrs. David Graubert and two children, New York, arrived by iplane on Wednesday to spend the next two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire, Clin- ton. Dr. David Graubert will mot- or to Clinton later this month. Flying Officer and Mrs. John Nogalo, Ottawa, motored to Clin- ton last week. F/O Nogalo return- ed to Ottawa on Sunday. Mrs. Nogalo will spend this month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire. Percy Brown, who has been at Stoney Creek for some time, has returned' to Clinton, and has a- gain joined the staff at Larm'e Brown Motors Ltd. Mrs. Brown, and the fam Vy expect to move to Clinton this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washing- ton, Kirkland Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence, Hamilton; Mrs, Talmay, Goderich; Mrs, Mausseon, Spy Hill, Sask., visited with Mr. and Mrs, F. Townsend over the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jones and Mr. and Mrs. George Potter mot- ored to North Bay on Friday, June 27 to attend the Golden Wedding anniversary of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rich- at'dson on Saturday, returning by way of Manitoulin Island on Sunday. Mm. and Mrs. Wddlaam Shob- tbroak, Pickford, Mtahigan; Mm and Mrs. Stanley S'habbr ook, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. WlUanrd and Wendy, B 66alo, were dguests, with Mr., tared' Mrs. Wag Shobbrook over the weekend. They datternded the Shobbnook iplank on .Siatur y at ,the ,Aims Park,' Seafioubin. Mir. and Mics. LAID Pratt and son Dennis, Merlin, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Madbonalid ander the .holliday weekend, Lynda Juno MacDbmealdd' returned with them for the vacation. Otho ; wislitors With,Mr; sand Mrs, Mac- Donald Were Wallace VaacDonaild, Geotgetow•n; Mr. and Mats. Stew - aft MacDonald, Timmins,; Mr. aid 3 D. D•etmapsey and son, Jea ic, T"omont CLINTON N4WS-R'ECORIrt noured By Family I Bayfield Hotel Mrs, James Turner, John and Sharlene, Tom and Ivan. Turner, all of Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Griffiths, Larry and David, Niagara Falls, visited during the week, Mr. and Mrs, Drew Fowler and family were unable to attend be- cause Masher "Neddy" recelyed a. head injury when hit by a car 1 and had to spend the next couples Of days in hospital. His many friends will be glad to know he is now well on the way to re- cover'y, 56th Anniversary Mr, and Mrs. John G., Gibbings, Mary Street, celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary on Wednes- day, July 9, 4-H Bus Trour To Bruce County Farms Members of the Bayfield 4-14 Beef and Dairy calf clubs will take part in a bus tour into Bruce County next Tuesday, July 15. Club leaders are: beef, Harold McCullough, Bert Pepper and John Deeves; dairy, Tom Rathwell and Ted Dunn. The bus leaves Clinton at the Department of Agriculture office promptly at eight o'clock, and dur- ing the morning will visit the new open front hog barn near Tees - water; the Teeswater Pig Farm; the Ernie Ackert Farm, Holly, rood and the Bervie Zoo. Lunch will be at the Kincardine beach, and .everyone is asked to bring his own lunch. Chocolate milk or pop will be provided. In the afternoon, a visit to Port El- gin, the Tara Milk Plant and the famous disappearing river near Tara will be carried out, and pos- sibly other hems of interest if time permits. Everyone will be back in Clinton and Brussels in time for supper. Tickets should be bought before Saturday, July 12. Church fol - Director St. Andrew's United Church, Niag- ara Falls, by his congregation lowing the preaching of his last sermon on June 29, before retire- ment. CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH � Dr. Fingland, who is a brother Pastor: JOHN AGULIAN, B.Th. of Judge Frank Fingland, Clinton, 1.1..00 u.m -"The Light, of Life" gave 25'years of service in that 12.00 noon -Sunday School church, and was praised by W. L. 3.00 p.m. --Worship Service at Auburn Houck, M.P., in these words, "Dr. Fingland has stood as a man A fk>rdial Welcome to All woiep-NiTYi# ltiteb (Cbuvcb REV. J. A. MclaM, B.A. MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M, R. RENNI>E. Choir Director Sunday, July 13 11.00 a.m.---Joint Service at Ont- lario Street. HOLMESVILLE 1.30 p.m . -Worship Service at Hoamesvilale 8.00P.m.-Communitay Servdce� at B:row,•ntes' Drove -Zn Theatre Lot us use the Lord's Day to strengthen our Christian Faith ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's -- Clinton REV. C, S. INDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Sixth Sunday After Trinity 8,30 am. -Holy Communion 11,00 a.m.-Morning Prayer 8,00 p.m -Service at Drive -Ian, Theatre Maple Street GOSPEL HALL C)LLNTON Sunday, July 13 1.0.00 a.m.--Surnday School U.00 a..mn.-Morning Worship 8.00 p.m. -Gospel Serva;ce. Speak- er - Mr, Jahn Aiken, Shlel- Ibunne rue day a p.m. -Pray rand Bible Stud 'A Hearty Welcome Awaits You' PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria street, Mton K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Assistant Pastor: B. DAVIDSON r^riday, July 11- 8.00 pm, -Christ's Ambassadors: 4unday, July IS -- .0.00 a.m,--Sundav School .1.00 am, -Morning Worship 7.00 .p.m. --Gospel Service Cuesday, July 15-- 8.00 p,th.-••Regula.r Prayer and bible Study Service. A Special 'Welcome Awaits You amongst men and if Niagara Falls had a Hall of Fame, he would be at the top of the list." 5T. ANDREW'S at to the retiring minister in - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH elude a clock, fishing tackle, a gift REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister of $2,000 and a television set. He MRS. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Mrs. Fingland plan to continue and Choir Leader living in Niagara Falls. Sunday, July 13 9.45 a.m.-Church School 10.45 a.m.---Divine Service While You Are Enjoying God's Good Gifts Do Not Forget To Worship Him All' Welcome it Our Service BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH I. BODENHAM, Pastor Sunday, July 13 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship "How to Worship" 7.30 p.m. --Evening Service "What God Does With the Believer's Sins" Wed., 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting You are cordially invited to these services, Christian Reformed Church REV. m J. HOYTI:MA, Minister Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Presenting All Season LIONEL THORNTON and his -CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA DANCING S t d J no a tox 10.00, a:.m.--Serv'a�ce an Dutch MIDNITEaY Sun.,nJune 29 11.30 am. -Sunday School Tuesday -- July i 8.00 pan,--Serivice in Ehgibsh Friday --- July 4 Everyone Welcome Saturday -- July 5 Saturday 9.30 a.m.-Bible School Listen to the denominational broadcast -of the Christian Re- formed Church: Back to God Hour. Every Sunday, Sarnia, Ontario, CKOC, 8.30 a.m., 1070 kcs, Windsor, Ont., CK - LW, 10.30 p.m., 800 kcs. Joseph Strut GOSPEL HALL CLINTON - Christians gathered in; the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hall invite your to come and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus and His Love, Order of meetings on burro's day as follows: 11,00 a.M.-Breaking Bread 3.00 pari.--Sitnday School 7,00 p.m.-1"reachiztg the Gospel 8,00 p.m. -Wednesday ---Prayer Meeting and Biuble•Reading. ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "T= MtENDLY CHURCH" �$ Pastor--UZV. ORA" MILLSs O.A. m H x a 9.45 am,-Sntnday School +� 4 M.00 a,m.--•Momlhg W'�tla°sbap o % TtJI1wN1EIl:'S C7>9f1J1[i fk 9.15 a.m.--••+Worship Service 10.45 a.m.-•-�gu day School, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2955 -E lanes John Nott John; Nott, Londesibaro, died Sunday efteavoon, June 27, at the Thiamer Nursing Home, Seafortb, in his, B0t'h year. He was a retilredi thresher, He was born an Hulk -At Town- ship, a son of th:g late Mr, and Mars, Thbnna's Nott, and had liveld in 't'h:e, Londesdboro district foe the past 50 iyears. He was a member 0 Lond'esbaro Unhted Church. He, issurvimad, by his wife, the gh'ters, Mats, E'rmist. (Mbe1 ta,) St- ghttrs, Mrs, Ennest (Alberta,) St- evens; Walton, and Ma's. Frank (Beale) llwbearton, Se0orth.; one brother, Bert Nott, Stratford; seven g randel$ ldren and four great-granidchlildren, Slice was trach the Ball and Mutch funatral borne, Cabnton, on Wednesday, July 2, by :Rev. J. T. White. Burial was, an Clinton, Cemetery. Mrs. J. W. Shaw Funeral service was conducted on Thursday, June 26, 1958, for Harriet Frances Rance, widow of the late. Dr, J. W. Shaw, who passed away on Tuesday, June 24. Service was from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton by the Rev. D. J. Lane, minister at St, Andrew's Presby- terian Church, and interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pall -bearers were Frank Mutch, Hugh Hawkins, William Counter, James Snell, Douglas Bartliff and J. E. "Dick" Jacob. Mrs. Shaw was born in London in 1866, the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs, Henry Rance, early settlers of Huron County. Her father was the first reeve of Hul- lett Township, and her grand- fater, William Rattenbury, was the founder of Clinton. She married Dr. J. W. Shaw in Clinton, and they lived on Ratten- bury Street, where the doctor had his medical office. He died in May, • 1955, after completing more than 63 years of practice. He had served overseas in the First World War, and was once mayor of Clinton. Mrs. Shaw was confined to her home for a number of years, suf- fering from arthritis, She was a member of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church. Surviving is one son, Professor Harry Shaw, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire; one daughter, Mrs. Madeline Kilty, Toronto; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Summer Cushion Comfort in these a Canvas Shoes with thick foam soles, Priced from $2.95 MOCCASINS for Men -- for Boys Ideal for Beach and Playtime Wear Aiken's LUGGAGE and SHOES Clinton HU 2-9352 �`? ;est.`?:;� :.;E�•;! :. Choose from Our Selection of PIES •CAKES and SWEET GOODS Our 12th of July SPECIALS: rrom Our Store Only ORANGE CHIFFON CAKES Reg. 45c for ......39c CAKE DO -NUTS Reg, 4qc doz. for . .............43 C BARTLIPFS BAKERY LTD. Bakery and Restaurant Engagements Announced obiu Mr. arid Mrs, M;eMn Web- ster wish 0 announce the engagement sof ftheir second Wallace A. Haugh idaug'ht'er, Loris EWzabeth, to Mr. Jarnes 0lidfford. Hart, son Wallace A. Haugh, Brucefield, of MT. and Mrs. George Hurt, prominent resident, passed away RR 2, Brussels, The marriage in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea - will take place at Varna on forth, Monday night, June 30, in Saturday, July 26, 28p his 58th year. Active member of Brucefleld United Church he was present 55th Anniversa At member of the Session, and was active in all church organizations, W. J. Plumsteel Home Surviving are his widow, the former Mary McNaughton, (on On Monday, June 30, Mr, and the staff of Hensall public school) ; , Mrs, W. J, Plumsteel quietly ob- two sons, Allan and Neil, at home; served their 55th wedding anni- two daughters, Ann, London; versary at home. On Sunday a Suane, at home; his mother, Mrs, family buffet supper was served Chris, Haugh, London; two sist- and the following day some of ers, Mrs, Dr. J. McIntyre, Toron- their immediate neighbours called to; Mrs. Jack Ussher, London; .one to wish them happiness and best brother, Dr, Carmen Haugh, To - wishes for future anniversaries. ronto. Mr. and Mrs. Plumsteel have Funeral services from Brucefield three children: Eleanor, at home, United Church on Thursday, July on staff of Clinton District Colleg- 3 at 2 p.m. Rev. S. Davison in iate Institute; Jean (Mrs. Harold charge. Burial in Baird's Cemetery. Snell), Exeter; Margaret (Mrs. J, Maurice Kingston), Seattle, Wash., who was unable to be present. Bert Walker They also have four grandchild- ren, Gordon and Peter Snell, and Funeral service was conducted Molly and Jane Kingston, at Denver, Colorado, on Monday, June 30, for Robert Henry "Bert" Walker, 328 Bannock Street, Den - Piano Pupils Successful ver, who passed away in Rocky In Conservatory Exams Mt. Osteopathic Hospital in that city on June 27, Successful candidates fin exam- Mr. Walker was formerly of ina,tionts held' here recently ' pia- Clinton. He was born on March aha, by the RoyalCons,ervattor^dy of 9, 1869, and in 1898 moved to Los Music of Toronto are: Angeles, Calif., where for 25 years Grade 10, pass, Donna 1VLurchy he was an ice cream manufactur- er, After some time in Tacoma, Grade 8, first cllalss, honours, Bar- Wash., he went to Denver, a year tiara Ehushace; honours, Christine ago to be with his brother Thomas Brldle,; )pass, Mary M. Allan. R. Walker. T, R. Walker operates Grade 7; dhonours, Sharon Mc- a piano retail store, and does re - Bride; pass, Margaret Elgie; Grradie pairs to player pianos, organs, etc. 6, dfdarsit class homers, Douglas in Denver. Fishier; pass; Edward, Ba�ndidlL-, GT- Also surviving are two sisters, ade 5, honours, Robert E. Munro; Mrs. Eugenie W. Wade, Fort Wil - pass, Nancy Boyce, Sandra 'Ware, liar, Ontario and Mrs. Carrie W. Praul. Draper and Cheryl MIlilam is; Downs, Port Huron, Mich. Gm'ade 4, honours; Bonnie Boyes; pass, Joan Mills.; Grade 3, honours; -o Douglas, Wells, Louise Powell; pass, OatherdnGrade de Draper; 2, Rev. Dr. Wm. Fingland honours, Marry McKim; Grade 1, Honoured tint Niagara g pass, Carolyn Whitten. The Rev. Dr, William Fingland was declared minister emeritus of fol - Director St. Andrew's United Church, Niag- ara Falls, by his congregation lowing the preaching of his last sermon on June 29, before retire- ment. CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH � Dr. Fingland, who is a brother Pastor: JOHN AGULIAN, B.Th. of Judge Frank Fingland, Clinton, 1.1..00 u.m -"The Light, of Life" gave 25'years of service in that 12.00 noon -Sunday School church, and was praised by W. L. 3.00 p.m. --Worship Service at Auburn Houck, M.P., in these words, "Dr. Fingland has stood as a man A fk>rdial Welcome to All woiep-NiTYi# ltiteb (Cbuvcb REV. J. A. MclaM, B.A. MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M, R. RENNI>E. Choir Director Sunday, July 13 11.00 a.m.---Joint Service at Ont- lario Street. HOLMESVILLE 1.30 p.m . -Worship Service at Hoamesvilale 8.00P.m.-Communitay Servdce� at B:row,•ntes' Drove -Zn Theatre Lot us use the Lord's Day to strengthen our Christian Faith ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's -- Clinton REV. C, S. INDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Sixth Sunday After Trinity 8,30 am. -Holy Communion 11,00 a.m.-Morning Prayer 8,00 p.m -Service at Drive -Ian, Theatre Maple Street GOSPEL HALL C)LLNTON Sunday, July 13 1.0.00 a.m.--Surnday School U.00 a..mn.-Morning Worship 8.00 p.m. -Gospel Serva;ce. Speak- er - Mr, Jahn Aiken, Shlel- Ibunne rue day a p.m. -Pray rand Bible Stud 'A Hearty Welcome Awaits You' PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria street, Mton K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Assistant Pastor: B. DAVIDSON r^riday, July 11- 8.00 pm, -Christ's Ambassadors: 4unday, July IS -- .0.00 a.m,--Sundav School .1.00 am, -Morning Worship 7.00 .p.m. --Gospel Service Cuesday, July 15-- 8.00 p,th.-••Regula.r Prayer and bible Study Service. A Special 'Welcome Awaits You amongst men and if Niagara Falls had a Hall of Fame, he would be at the top of the list." 5T. ANDREW'S at to the retiring minister in - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH elude a clock, fishing tackle, a gift REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister of $2,000 and a television set. He MRS. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Mrs. Fingland plan to continue and Choir Leader living in Niagara Falls. Sunday, July 13 9.45 a.m.-Church School 10.45 a.m.---Divine Service While You Are Enjoying God's Good Gifts Do Not Forget To Worship Him All' Welcome it Our Service BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH I. BODENHAM, Pastor Sunday, July 13 10.00 a.m.-Sunday School 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship "How to Worship" 7.30 p.m. --Evening Service "What God Does With the Believer's Sins" Wed., 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting You are cordially invited to these services, Christian Reformed Church REV. m J. HOYTI:MA, Minister Lakeview Casino GRAND BEND Presenting All Season LIONEL THORNTON and his -CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA DANCING S t d J no a tox 10.00, a:.m.--Serv'a�ce an Dutch MIDNITEaY Sun.,nJune 29 11.30 am. -Sunday School Tuesday -- July i 8.00 pan,--Serivice in Ehgibsh Friday --- July 4 Everyone Welcome Saturday -- July 5 Saturday 9.30 a.m.-Bible School Listen to the denominational broadcast -of the Christian Re- formed Church: Back to God Hour. Every Sunday, Sarnia, Ontario, CKOC, 8.30 a.m., 1070 kcs, Windsor, Ont., CK - LW, 10.30 p.m., 800 kcs. Joseph Strut GOSPEL HALL CLINTON - Christians gathered in; the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hall invite your to come and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus and His Love, Order of meetings on burro's day as follows: 11,00 a.M.-Breaking Bread 3.00 pari.--Sitnday School 7,00 p.m.-1"reachiztg the Gospel 8,00 p.m. -Wednesday ---Prayer Meeting and Biuble•Reading. ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "T= MtENDLY CHURCH" �$ Pastor--UZV. ORA" MILLSs O.A. m H x a 9.45 am,-Sntnday School +� 4 M.00 a,m.--•Momlhg W'�tla°sbap o % TtJI1wN1EIl:'S C7>9f1J1[i fk 9.15 a.m.--••+Worship Service 10.45 a.m.-•-�gu day School, THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2955 -E lanes John Nott John; Nott, Londesibaro, died Sunday efteavoon, June 27, at the Thiamer Nursing Home, Seafortb, in his, B0t'h year. He was a retilredi thresher, He was born an Hulk -At Town- ship, a son of th:g late Mr, and Mars, Thbnna's Nott, and had liveld in 't'h:e, Londesdboro district foe the past 50 iyears. He was a member 0 Lond'esbaro Unhted Church. He, issurvimad, by his wife, the gh'ters, Mats, E'rmist. (Mbe1 ta,) St- ghttrs, Mrs, Ennest (Alberta,) St- evens; Walton, and Ma's. Frank (Beale) llwbearton, Se0orth.; one brother, Bert Nott, Stratford; seven g randel$ ldren and four great-granidchlildren, Slice was trach the Ball and Mutch funatral borne, Cabnton, on Wednesday, July 2, by :Rev. J. T. White. Burial was, an Clinton, Cemetery. Mrs. J. W. Shaw Funeral service was conducted on Thursday, June 26, 1958, for Harriet Frances Rance, widow of the late. Dr, J. W. Shaw, who passed away on Tuesday, June 24. Service was from the Ball and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton by the Rev. D. J. Lane, minister at St, Andrew's Presby- terian Church, and interment was in Clinton Cemetery. Pall -bearers were Frank Mutch, Hugh Hawkins, William Counter, James Snell, Douglas Bartliff and J. E. "Dick" Jacob. Mrs. Shaw was born in London in 1866, the daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs, Henry Rance, early settlers of Huron County. Her father was the first reeve of Hul- lett Township, and her grand- fater, William Rattenbury, was the founder of Clinton. She married Dr. J. W. Shaw in Clinton, and they lived on Ratten- bury Street, where the doctor had his medical office. He died in May, • 1955, after completing more than 63 years of practice. He had served overseas in the First World War, and was once mayor of Clinton. Mrs. Shaw was confined to her home for a number of years, suf- fering from arthritis, She was a member of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church. Surviving is one son, Professor Harry Shaw, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire; one daughter, Mrs. Madeline Kilty, Toronto; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. 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