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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-07-17, Page 6PAgE SX PER""'SONAL..Z) r olid ed' rrecentl Miss, Diane D�es�elck, +Stnatfomd. E'l;rn•ara, N, `,�„ Un. n ay 'y qs v154,tin8' h!er grrandpareots, Mr. at the former's parental home on w-4 ins. A. C. +B+rand in, Princess Street, with his, brother The Rev,v, andd Sires. F. H• Pau+', and, sustem-In zaw, Mx, and' Mrs. Listowel, were vaswtors at Mr. and Frank Radford, Mrs. Charles Mris,; A. C. Bran'doar's ion Monday. Leach, Port Arthur, was a]ISo a Miss Ella L'edi'ard, Owen Sound; 'guest at the same home. Mrs•,. 11aert Doan, Indianapolis, Visitors w1th Mrs. May McEizoly g Misses- for the "Glorious Twelfth" were were weekend nests with d T-iattte and Syarid Courtace. Mn, n. Mrs, Glen Baker, Gen - Mr. and Mrs. Harry +Boa+g And eiva, Ohio; Mr. and Mmes. Carman It" children, -Newmarket, were Searirow, Jdm, Jahn and Donald, wit, the area !for July 12 and visit- A111sa 'Craig; Mr. and Mrs:. Vires od Mrs. Boa'gs aunt, Mrs, Albert Edgar, point Edwairid; Mrs, Mary Seeley. Brown•, Seialfmt'h. Mr, and Mrs, Blake Richardson, Mrs, Arthur E. Saunders and Staa+thr^oy; Mr, and Mrs, Walalam her rtbree• 'little sows 'f1Dew ,from Piper, David and Brian, London, WnVl ipeg bast week to visit with were Sunday 'vis+items• with Mr, 'and her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.. G, W. Mrs, Arthur Groves, +Cunl.nghame. Mr, Saunders, ofthe Mx. and Mm, Karl akov and Dow 'Uhe'mical 'Company of Can - daughters, -Ge'rda. and, Margaret, ada, -is presently located in To- roeceobly returned ,from a. two weed{ rointo, He coannrUtes weekly to vacation, with relatives do Ninth be with his Ifam al+y dart Clinton. Dakota and Iowa, The )Rev. and Mas. 'Clydesdale and Mr. land Mrs, Cecil Oke, Son- Rid Your Attic ,don; Mr, .and Mrs, Fred Demmer - King, Fordwich, spent the holiday� � with Mrs. Ada Adan -4 and, Mass Of "Don't Wants Brigham.dun An Adlet Mr. -and Mrs. Maurice Radford, Ladies' Summer Sport Clothes. Reduced • Shorts • Bermuda Shorts • Pedal Pushers • Cotton Skirts • Skorts •. T -Shirts • Bathing Suits • Dresses A • Blouses '"P e House Dresses ORLON SWEATERS SUMMER JACKETS Pullovers and Cardigans Special Clearance All Deduced $1.00 era. 112 Price Pair Twist Socks S K O R T S White Permanently Pleated Drip Dry Fabric Reg. 79c Reg. $3.95 Special 59c Special $2.95 Summer Yard Goods RAYON PANTIES Glazed Cottons Sizes S - M - L All Reduced 20% 3 pair for ,$1.00 DIES' WEAR i Duplicate Ke MADE WHILE YOU WAIT , * Don't find yourself locked out without a key. * Get several made, * Keys don't cost much --but lack. a ; of one may cost much in loss of r time and in confusion. i Keys 35c each -- 3 or over, 30c each' ASK ABOUT' the new HIDE -A -KEY method of storing an extra key, where ;+ it's handy. Also: Lock-PeSetting Automobile Code Key Service Combinations Changed F�0 Master Keying BALL MUT(H I.H.A. HARDWARe Clinton HU 29505 Clinton Horticultural Group Bus Tour To Lions Head; Cliff Epps Re-elected C' Ill ri In? t o n ,Hortd cult urail Society joined in the pillgrimage Ito Li'on's I -lead for the Annual Meeting of Dis'tAct Number 8 of the Ontario Horticultural Society, On Wednes- day, July 16, 333 members clambeid ,aboard +a chartered bus at 10 o'clack iin the morning for the pleasant trip through the Ontario counitryside. These ;inaluded: Mrs. r,,. Mc- lnityre, Miss Lattie' S1'oman, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs, H. Snell, Mr. land Mrs. H. H. Ormond, Mrs. J. Met- calfe, Mrs. L. Scrimegeour, W. Straughan, Mrs. +C. M. Strau,ghan, .Mrs, N. +Forbes, Mrs. E, Farquhar, Muss L. Walkinshaw, Mrs, M. Boy - es, Mrs. Allan, Mrs. L. Balli, Mrs. T. G S'cribbiins, B. Craig, Herb. S mier, Herb. Magriidige, Mrs, H. Slhoram, Mrs. A. Grange, Mrs. V. I abgood, Mrs, J. Butler,Mrs. Leprpingtan, Rev. and, Mrs. D. J. Lane, Mrs. J. B. Russell, Mrs. Hitld'ebrig+ht, Mrs. T. Hawkins, Miss B Silom,an, .Miss' Gibson and Mrs. C. Van Damme. In a'ddvtIon, �C. Bpps, the •Dislt- rict Director, Mrs. Epps, and the Rev. C. S. Inder proceeded by car. Excellent arrangements. h a d been made -at Lion's Head Ito re- ceive the v'anious societies as they anri ved. Altogether, 160 people atitenided the meeting in the East - noir Township Hall, Miss Marg- area Brophy, of •CKNX was intiro- duced to the members by Mr. Epps. Miss Brophy said how nice It was .to work wRb Mr. Epps- on Channel 8. He grave has time un- s'hintingly, and was .a big help to CKNX, 12 siocieties• reported oat .tlfne'ir acbivities over the past year. All had takenpart in +coni,munilty pro- jects, some "on a fairly large scale. M-embeiship 1hadi kept up, some societies ,showing a mrarked ki- crease over )the prevd.ous year. Mrs. Bray, president of the Eias- tno:r Society, was 4nAted to the platform. to conduct the election of a district 'dim- et'or and assist- ant di:reatar._By_ unanimous votes I C, Epps was re-elected D'isltrilet Director, and Mrs'. Greig, Assist- ant Director. It was +decde;d to hold the next Annuail Mieetiing at Go derieh. Bnollowinlg .the afternoon session the members adjourned to the dalkeside, park, where Ian execal'ent picnic ,lunch was enjoyed. The evienn�inig meeting began att 7 p.m. with the srhawing of a mniost 'unusgwA film,, "Prelude (to +Sipming". Following ;two enter- tainment numbers, John Clarice, Toronto, iaddress'ed thie meeting din his usual Inimitable style. ':Over 211:0 Societies are +bninlgiinvg touches of coleu'r arid' beauty to comnmlunl- sties ithaiaughout Ontario," said Mr.. Clarke. "But having brought them intra being " should guard theme jeallonsly !annd ,see (that no one daisfiigures ithemn. When any wife and I were dm EYvgland we were dellhg+hted to see how they Surprise Shower Icor 'Miss Helen Johnston Ten Clinton ladies, formerly of Walton, held a surprise shower on July 10 in honour of Miss Helen Johnston, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnston, RR 5, Clin- ton, a bride -elect of August. Miss Johnston is also formerly of Wal- ton, Mrs, E. Radford, Princess St., was hostess for the affair. Mrs. Gertrude Bewley gave the address and the gift was a beautiful lace tablecloth, The guest of honour offered her sincere thanks to the donors. A contest and sing -song was enjoyed and lunch was served, pr'oteot their anatura, beauties." He co--nclud'ed, "Gardening is an un - Selfish thing; d:t helps those who do it, but in also hedips oitlner people. Let us keep •up the good work." Sameother business having been cleared up, the meeting 4a:djourned, the members' (boarding cars and busses to mvake ,the journey hoarse, All. .agreed (that +it had been a splendid day, CLTNTOt i.7}r..,WSrV.E:C'0RP 'Vacation School At Hearip"Telfer Wesley -Willis For 50 Wedding 13eattte; junluors, Carol Pepper, Ea' - m aim Ball, (c Le11, vows were easchastged Under the lead'ersh'ip of Mrs. by Mazy Cecilia Te'ltfer and Wil- Uarrold Wase' Ithe Unuterd ChttxC(tt Dian Rouse Heard In a double congre+gaa'bi'oms at Wesley-W4,llis rang ceremony performed by the Unci HulmesviXe conducted a suc- �v Maurice Plates, at Venneck United cessfnul Va itiou School drone inane Church. on S'aturd'ay, July 5, The 'bride is the: daughter of 30 Ito July 11, with laxu wl ,erage Mr, and Mrs, Leigh R. TeUer, attendance, of 50 ki4onyinig the Ude(rton, and; 'the groom Is the studies under the itoplc St ek`S son of Mrs, B .C, •hearer, Clinton, of Jesus". aad, the late Dr. Heamn, 11 G. Manning was the devot- Wedding music was cproydded i'onarl deader !and Mrs.. W. C. Bur, by the Elan Terry Singers with ikon 'was piaois,t .for the school. Mr. Terry At the Organ. Group. dlemd'ers ' were, for Junior The bride' wore a floor -length Hsi, Miss Eslther Jamieson ,and gown, of ,Freun-oh 1',aee and tu+ile Mgrs. Mrs, Mrs, Jamles McLaren; junior, tun fashioned with scal- Toped neckline, short sleeves, and I L+an(k Yeo, Mrs, Edward Grigg, featuring lace skirt featurinace pailels. Miss- Dalin Grigg andMiss Malvls A coronet of pearls held- User Ping- St'eepe; primary, Mrs, Lance Sad- ertip veil :and she carried a cas- dl+er, ins, W. C. Bur~t:on, Mists cage of gardenias and stephanotis Bonita Williams, Miss Lynne; lain- centred with •or"ange d'eadglnt roses. demga'rben, Mrs. Gordon Steep, Gowned alike in orange ice and Mises Barbama Yeo, Mists Sandlrta maize floral sills: (taffeta, bridal A'ddis,= and- Miss Sylvia Beld. attendants- were 'Mass Shirley Ann Spesaia'1 aotivities gndluded nno�r- 'Paige, 'Grand' Bend, as maid' of honor, Miss Carolyn Pope, Chat - les .ent dhed "Hunting With ra Cain- ham, brid'esm,aid, sand Carole Stew- eua and "Acquatie Sports", Guest '.art Lindh,, flower IgM. speaker Mrs. J. A. lVMcKdm spoke 'Groomsman was Donald And- olf !their work -on, an Indian refs- news, 'Clinton, with William Te'l- ervatian. The children. enjoyed fer, fidertan,brother of ,thee bride, a tour of the church, which Is at and Gordon I-Ieann, Toronto, bro- present bedxlg ire -decorated; they 'cher of the (groom, as- ushers, saw the painters a,t work and the For travelling the, bride donned scaffolding necessary (for the,job, a blue flowered dress with white On +cl'asdrn, .day ,lite children eel- 'accessories and Corsage of gard- teritaineld 'their parents land friends moos. The bride as o graduate of is 1 -+anidean Teadh:er's College, and is wltih 'a little rpt program of slinging, .a m:ember of the Earl: Terry Sing - readings, etc. Crafit work was on ers, The -groom ds a -graduate of disrAay. the University of Toronto, and is Treats of dice cream, cookies associated' with Hearn Wholesale and chocalate milk, provided by Ltd., and C. +%I. Epps Manufa+etur- some of the church members were ung Co., 'Lt'd,, Clinton. The, couple will lave in 0ft)ton, at the earner niuc'dn appreciated, of Ratt:ernbnury and Orange Streets. Clinton Horticultural Group Bus Tour To Lions Head; Cliff Epps Re-elected C' Ill ri In? t o n ,Hortd cult urail Society joined in the pillgrimage Ito Li'on's I -lead for the Annual Meeting of Dis'tAct Number 8 of the Ontario Horticultural Society, On Wednes- day, July 16, 333 members clambeid ,aboard +a chartered bus at 10 o'clack iin the morning for the pleasant trip through the Ontario counitryside. These ;inaluded: Mrs. r,,. Mc- lnityre, Miss Lattie' S1'oman, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs, H. Snell, Mr. land Mrs. H. H. Ormond, Mrs. J. Met- calfe, Mrs. L. Scrimegeour, W. Straughan, Mrs. +C. M. Strau,ghan, .Mrs, N. +Forbes, Mrs. E, Farquhar, Muss L. Walkinshaw, Mrs, M. Boy - es, Mrs. Allan, Mrs. L. Balli, Mrs. T. G S'cribbiins, B. Craig, Herb. S mier, Herb. Magriidige, Mrs, H. Slhoram, Mrs. A. Grange, Mrs. V. I abgood, Mrs, J. Butler,Mrs. Leprpingtan, Rev. and, Mrs. D. J. Lane, Mrs. J. B. Russell, Mrs. Hitld'ebrig+ht, Mrs. T. Hawkins, Miss B Silom,an, .Miss' Gibson and Mrs. C. Van Damme. In a'ddvtIon, �C. Bpps, the •Dislt- rict Director, Mrs. Epps, and the Rev. C. S. Inder proceeded by car. Excellent arrangements. h a d been made -at Lion's Head Ito re- ceive the v'anious societies as they anri ved. Altogether, 160 people atitenided the meeting in the East - noir Township Hall, Miss Marg- area Brophy, of •CKNX was intiro- duced to the members by Mr. Epps. Miss Brophy said how nice It was .to work wRb Mr. Epps- on Channel 8. He grave has time un- s'hintingly, and was .a big help to CKNX, 12 siocieties• reported oat .tlfne'ir acbivities over the past year. All had takenpart in +coni,munilty pro- jects, some "on a fairly large scale. M-embeiship 1hadi kept up, some societies ,showing a mrarked ki- crease over )the prevd.ous year. Mrs. Bray, president of the Eias- tno:r Society, was 4nAted to the platform. to conduct the election of a district 'dim- et'or and assist- ant di:reatar._By_ unanimous votes I C, Epps was re-elected D'isltrilet Director, and Mrs'. Greig, Assist- ant Director. It was +decde;d to hold the next Annuail Mieetiing at Go derieh. Bnollowinlg .the afternoon session the members adjourned to the dalkeside, park, where Ian execal'ent picnic ,lunch was enjoyed. The evienn�inig meeting began att 7 p.m. with the srhawing of a mniost 'unusgwA film,, "Prelude (to +Sipming". Following ;two enter- tainment numbers, John Clarice, Toronto, iaddress'ed thie meeting din his usual Inimitable style. ':Over 211:0 Societies are +bninlgiinvg touches of coleu'r arid' beauty to comnmlunl- sties ithaiaughout Ontario," said Mr.. Clarke. "But having brought them intra being " should guard theme jeallonsly !annd ,see (that no one daisfiigures ithemn. When any wife and I were dm EYvgland we were dellhg+hted to see how they Surprise Shower Icor 'Miss Helen Johnston Ten Clinton ladies, formerly of Walton, held a surprise shower on July 10 in honour of Miss Helen Johnston, slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnston, RR 5, Clin- ton, a bride -elect of August. Miss Johnston is also formerly of Wal- ton, Mrs, E. Radford, Princess St., was hostess for the affair. Mrs. Gertrude Bewley gave the address and the gift was a beautiful lace tablecloth, The guest of honour offered her sincere thanks to the donors. A contest and sing -song was enjoyed and lunch was served, pr'oteot their anatura, beauties." He co--nclud'ed, "Gardening is an un - Selfish thing; d:t helps those who do it, but in also hedips oitlner people. Let us keep •up the good work." Sameother business having been cleared up, the meeting 4a:djourned, the members' (boarding cars and busses to mvake ,the journey hoarse, All. .agreed (that +it had been a splendid day, meat wash, 44 children, aged. so'ven to mine, was directed, Iby Mrs. B. Olde, Miss Olive Johnston and Mrs, C, McPherson. Miss Kellen Terminer, in ohamge of ,the juniors (10-12 years), had 26 pupils. Rev, Grant Milds was principal of the school, Miss Caral Pepper was pianist, with Nelson McC1111- chey as assistant. Doansld Mills acted ias seoretary-treasurer. Mrs. Mrs. Fenwick Stewart Alice E, Rathwell, widow of Fenwick Stewart, passed away in London on July 5, 1958. The late Mrs, Stewart was born on the Bayfield Line in Goderich Town- ship, March 30, 1874. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Samuel Rathwell and spent her early life there, In December, 1898, she was married to Fenwick Stewart and they settled on the fourth conces- sion of Stanley Township where they lived for over 50 years. Lat- er she lived in Brucefield and for the past five years has resided in London. Her husband predeceased her in February, 1953. The late Mrs. Stewart is sur- vived by three sons and one dau- ghter: Harvey, London; Kenneth, Brucefield; Clifford, S t a n l e y Township; and Mrs, Fred (Mary) Smith, Toronto. Also one brother, Ben Rathwell, Bayfield. The funeral was held from the Sall and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, on Monday, July 7 to Baird's Cemetery, with the Rev. Sidney Davison, Brucefield, officiating. Pallbearers were Ray Fear, Lawrence Stephenson, Fred Slo- man, Gordon Rathwell, Fred Rath - well and D'Arcy Rathwell. The flower -bearers were Jack Stewart, Kenneth Stewart, Donald Glen and Robert Glen. airDirectowyIL ahh c CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: JOHN AGULIAN, B.Th. ; 111.:00 . --"The Door and the Wary" ; 12.00 noon -Sunday School 3,00 p.m.—Worship Service at Auburn A Cordial Welcome to All ! i�egiep=�iiYYfs c"►�ndtQ� 0urelj REV. J. A. MCKIM, B.A. MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R, RENNI•E. Choir Director Sunday, July 20 11.00 a.m.---Joint Service ,at Oa-d- arlo Street Church. 8.00 1p.m.—Community Service at Brow'.nl s' Drive -In Theatre HOLM] 01 SVILLE NO SERVICE Let 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 Seventh Sunday After Trinity 8.30 :a,m.—(idly Communion 11.00 a.axs.—Morning Prayer The Rev, D', E. Noel at all '5e'rV1Ce5 Maple Street GOSPEL HALT. CLINTON Sunday. July 20 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 1,'1.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 8.00 p,an.—Gospel Service. Speak- er—Mr, peak- er Mr, Ernest Martin, Haw- Icesville Tues p.m.--prayerand Bible Study 'A Hearty Welcome Awaits Sou" PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria Street, CUnton K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Assistant Pastor: B. DAVIDSON Friday, July 18- 8.00 p.m. ---Christ's Ambassadors: Sunday, July 20- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 am.—Morning Warship 7.00 p,m.--Gospel Service Tuesday, July 22- 5.00 p.m.—Regular Prayer and Bible Study Service. A, Special 'Welcome Awaits You ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTE'RIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Ministea MRS. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 20 9.45 a.m.—Church School 11.00 a.m.—(Divine .Service' While You Are Enjoying God's Good Gifts Do Not Forget To Worship Him All Welcome at Our Service BA IELD BAPTIST CHURCH I. BODENHAM, Pastor Sun ay, tidy 20 10.00 a,m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.m: Morning Worship "Regulation of Thought" 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service "The Way fa: Ilewenl Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting You are cordially invited to these services, Christian Reformed Church REV. G. J. HOYTEM ,, Minister 10,00 a.m.—Service In Emelt 11.30 a,m.--Sunday School 2,30 p.m.—Service vn Dutch Everyone Welcome Stur d'ay, 1.30 .p.uns Mble School Listen to the denominational broadcast of the Christian Re- formed Cyhureb. Back to God Hour., 'Every Sunday, Sarnia, Ontario, CIWC, 8.30 a.m., 1070 kcs, Windsor-, Ont., CK - LW, 10.30 p.m.,, 800 kcs. Joseph Str"t GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered ' in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above halal invite you to conte and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus and His Love. Order of meetings on !,,,m's day as follows - n.00 a.m.—Breaking Bread 3.00 p.m. --Sunday School 7.00 p.m.�Preachdng the Gospel 8.00 p,m. Wednesday— Prayer Meeting and Bible :Reading. ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH ••THE l+MN'DLY CI-=CH'r CD Pastor --REV. GgANT MILLS, S.A. 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School >f 11,00 a.m.---Vionmin Worship 8,00' p,,m,---Conxmunirty Service{ At Driv#-xl<i nwatre h TURNER'S t3HXMCH 9,45 a.m.Worshnp Service 1.0,45 a,m.—Sunday School Harold Davis 28-9-p Come and hear this man who was delivered by the power of God from the dread disease of Enceph alomyetis when he was paralyzed and near death. PRAYER EOR THE SICK (hapmans BARBER - BEAUTY SHOP Closed from July 28 'till Monday, August 11. 29-30p CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE OPENS K. S. WOOD, D.C., Doctor of Chiropractic, Is Pleased To Announce The Opening Of His Office for General Practice In Clinton INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 4 and 8 OFFICE HOURS Tuesday to Friday ---9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Evening ---7.00 to 9.00 p.m. Saturday --9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon 29-b Mary Hastings CLIN.TONIAN CLUB will hold the A- R E A PICNIC BAYFIELD PARK Friday, July 25 Registration at 2 p.m. —0— All members please bring a basket lunch, cutlery and dishes. Food will be pooled. ice Cream provided, EVERYONE WELCOME Pack a Picnic Basket With Our Bakery , Goodies ,._ Our Saturday Special: (t . Frrom Our Store Only Chocolate Chiffon 1. Cafe hP-G. 45c FOFt 39c BARTLIFFS BAKERY LIMITED BAKERY and 99574URA9di TXIURSDAY, JULY 17, 195$ 136 Enrol For Vacation Bible School, l�anl'ane, �� nazrtsteQl, W11Diams', Myrtle CoDlltns•, I3errex�y° 13eattte; junluors, Carol Pepper, Ea' - m aim Ball, (c Le11, Ontario St.Church Needs a Lar a Staff . Mrs, Bert GAY, Gaul. Or^i�en, M��, aLy,) g O pe +f N', Txewar'tha, Mrs. F, Burgiss, The Ann'u+al Vacation. Bible M, I3aticin, and Rev. Mills hooked 'handicraft Gloria Runibala, Maine, Bxown', MaavXolyrt Hough, Joon Mad1s, Nel- School of tine Ontario Street Un- after the period :tor the son MCODinrc�ey. ted -Church was again a very .juniors, T'h'ose who assisted in the groups On 'Friday momni'nig, July 11, successful project, Held' during 1 FerFl e: kindergarten, Mrs, J, Y. paments and friends attended an "Open the first two weeks of the vara- e'ming, Mrs, W, Aitken, Lunda House?, ses'saoaa, to see the sebool at work, tion period, there was an enrol, anent of 1$6, with .axa average :at- Jervis, Marry Anne Newcombe, The planning committee of .the tendaince of 127. Mrs. Alvin L'abb, Mrs, Alvan Coag, Vacation School was, Gon4 sed of In the kindergarten, group 66 truth Anne Lewis, Irma Mae Mrs. B, 011d'e, Mrs, F, Powell, Mrs, children ;of agesfour to six yearts, were taught by Mrs. Stewart Townsend; prkpary, Mrs, Jean Farley, Mrs, A. .Bates, Mrs. G. G. Potter, Mrs, S, Schoenhals, Miss -O. Jobnston, Mrs, C. Mo- Scboenh'als. Trine• (primary depart- Irwin, Joan Johnston; Jane Maes Pherson ,and Rev, G, Mills, meat wash, 44 children, aged. so'ven to mine, was directed, Iby Mrs. B. Olde, Miss Olive Johnston and Mrs, C, McPherson. Miss Kellen Terminer, in ohamge of ,the juniors (10-12 years), had 26 pupils. Rev, Grant Milds was principal of the school, Miss Caral Pepper was pianist, with Nelson McC1111- chey as assistant. Doansld Mills acted ias seoretary-treasurer. Mrs. Mrs. Fenwick Stewart Alice E, Rathwell, widow of Fenwick Stewart, passed away in London on July 5, 1958. The late Mrs, Stewart was born on the Bayfield Line in Goderich Town- ship, March 30, 1874. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Samuel Rathwell and spent her early life there, In December, 1898, she was married to Fenwick Stewart and they settled on the fourth conces- sion of Stanley Township where they lived for over 50 years. Lat- er she lived in Brucefield and for the past five years has resided in London. Her husband predeceased her in February, 1953. The late Mrs. Stewart is sur- vived by three sons and one dau- ghter: Harvey, London; Kenneth, Brucefield; Clifford, S t a n l e y Township; and Mrs, Fred (Mary) Smith, Toronto. Also one brother, Ben Rathwell, Bayfield. The funeral was held from the Sall and Mutch funeral home, High Street, Clinton, on Monday, July 7 to Baird's Cemetery, with the Rev. Sidney Davison, Brucefield, officiating. Pallbearers were Ray Fear, Lawrence Stephenson, Fred Slo- man, Gordon Rathwell, Fred Rath - well and D'Arcy Rathwell. The flower -bearers were Jack Stewart, Kenneth Stewart, Donald Glen and Robert Glen. airDirectowyIL ahh c CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: JOHN AGULIAN, B.Th. ; 111.:00 . --"The Door and the Wary" ; 12.00 noon -Sunday School 3,00 p.m.—Worship Service at Auburn A Cordial Welcome to All ! i�egiep=�iiYYfs c"►�ndtQ� 0urelj REV. J. A. MCKIM, B.A. MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R, RENNI•E. Choir Director Sunday, July 20 11.00 a.m.---Joint Service ,at Oa-d- arlo Street Church. 8.00 1p.m.—Community Service at Brow'.nl s' Drive -In Theatre HOLM] 01 SVILLE NO SERVICE Let 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 Seventh Sunday After Trinity 8.30 :a,m.—(idly Communion 11.00 a.axs.—Morning Prayer The Rev, D', E. Noel at all '5e'rV1Ce5 Maple Street GOSPEL HALT. CLINTON Sunday. July 20 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 1,'1.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 8.00 p,an.—Gospel Service. Speak- er—Mr, peak- er Mr, Ernest Martin, Haw- Icesville Tues p.m.--prayerand Bible Study 'A Hearty Welcome Awaits Sou" PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria Street, CUnton K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Assistant Pastor: B. DAVIDSON Friday, July 18- 8.00 p.m. ---Christ's Ambassadors: Sunday, July 20- 10.00 a.m.--Sunday School 11.00 am.—Morning Warship 7.00 p,m.--Gospel Service Tuesday, July 22- 5.00 p.m.—Regular Prayer and Bible Study Service. A, Special 'Welcome Awaits You ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTE'RIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Ministea MRS. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 20 9.45 a.m.—Church School 11.00 a.m.—(Divine .Service' While You Are Enjoying God's Good Gifts Do Not Forget To Worship Him All Welcome at Our Service BA IELD BAPTIST CHURCH I. BODENHAM, Pastor Sun ay, tidy 20 10.00 a,m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.m: Morning Worship "Regulation of Thought" 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service "The Way fa: Ilewenl Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting You are cordially invited to these services, Christian Reformed Church REV. G. J. HOYTEM ,, Minister 10,00 a.m.—Service In Emelt 11.30 a,m.--Sunday School 2,30 p.m.—Service vn Dutch Everyone Welcome Stur d'ay, 1.30 .p.uns Mble School Listen to the denominational broadcast of the Christian Re- formed Cyhureb. Back to God Hour., 'Every Sunday, Sarnia, Ontario, CIWC, 8.30 a.m., 1070 kcs, Windsor-, Ont., CK - LW, 10.30 p.m.,, 800 kcs. Joseph Str"t GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered ' in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above halal invite you to conte and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus and His Love. Order of meetings on !,,,m's day as follows - n.00 a.m.—Breaking Bread 3.00 p.m. --Sunday School 7.00 p.m.�Preachdng the Gospel 8.00 p,m. Wednesday— Prayer Meeting and Bible :Reading. ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH ••THE l+MN'DLY CI-=CH'r CD Pastor --REV. GgANT MILLS, S.A. 9.45 a.m.--Sunday School >f 11,00 a.m.---Vionmin Worship 8,00' p,,m,---Conxmunirty Service{ At Driv#-xl<i nwatre h TURNER'S t3HXMCH 9,45 a.m.Worshnp Service 1.0,45 a,m.—Sunday School Harold Davis 28-9-p Come and hear this man who was delivered by the power of God from the dread disease of Enceph alomyetis when he was paralyzed and near death. PRAYER EOR THE SICK (hapmans BARBER - BEAUTY SHOP Closed from July 28 'till Monday, August 11. 29-30p CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE OPENS K. S. WOOD, D.C., Doctor of Chiropractic, Is Pleased To Announce The Opening Of His Office for General Practice In Clinton INTERSECTION OF HIGHWAYS 4 and 8 OFFICE HOURS Tuesday to Friday ---9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Fri. Evening ---7.00 to 9.00 p.m. Saturday --9.00 a.m. to 12.00 noon 29-b Mary Hastings CLIN.TONIAN CLUB will hold the A- R E A PICNIC BAYFIELD PARK Friday, July 25 Registration at 2 p.m. —0— All members please bring a basket lunch, cutlery and dishes. 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