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.� TV dews Seaforth Area Junior Farmers •Earn Tour;
PERSONALS
Mrs. Carman MacPherson, 4y", Will Visit Seawayi Monthton, will be a Bluest on "M',Lad
E. Gl'bs'oar returnle;.d The Rev. A, R, Looby, C.S.B., CRNX-TV, on Monday, August J, Project This
home. Mast +night after spending I-Iouslo , Texas; Mrs', A. M- 'L•aedlk. , to snake an imitation "'Leopard Miss Dorothy Keys,. RR 1, Sea.- G'ouruty. The team stood third In days,,in, Toronto, attending the Dublin and Mrs, Alice Guyette, skin belt and slippers ,Program ,forth and Bruce Coieunan RR 4, competition it ,
Ounera�l
of tis oldest sister, Mrs', Detroit, Mich.,. who OU just re- time 4 .p.m, Seaforth ihavee been .awarded tours les, p with 27 other count-
Watson Falconer 'orad vl'sited his to
rned from spending the past o-- �-- -, to E'aetern• Ontario and, Quebec. Bruce was a. member of the
gather sister, M'is's M. A. Gibson, month an Europe, visited with Mr, These tours, are !awarded aT Ua,UY Seaforth, 4,H Beef Cal,�f .Club do
R.N. Mr, Gi , son an
d his sustea• and Mrs,, A, 'Pratt and Ann. to 1luron County Jundons wraith crit- 1952; Seaefortth H Swine in 1956
toomd Petemboro, MlAbroopk ,aim BarbecueChicken
South' Monaghan. He arca four Mts. A. J. Dowsan and, child standing :achievements in . Home and 1957; McKillop 4-H Grain In
' • , 92 87 81 and 79, ven, Johnny 'arid Katherine, Mont- maleimig 'and Agrioudturui! Clubs 1.95x( and '19'58 :and thies year Bruce
rauslns' aged , real: dew t o Ltuad'pn Moa?day Costs Airmen Top sand Compettitions•, as a member and junior leader Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adams, To- and are spending ,a few weeks � Th1e tour wall leave Galt on the newly [farmt'ad Tuck rsarvith 4-
rpnto, and the ,latter'se sister, Mrs, with .their mother, Mrs,. W. S. R, • August % , bus, and visit hist- H 'Conn. Club, Bruce is an active
Wiiitcront, Aylmer, also Dr, and H es, Price, Was Stolen
olm uric Kingston, the St. 'La'wrenee member of the Seaforth Junior
Mrs. M, Kalixae, Winnipeg, Man., • Sant and Mrs. R. C, Sieg- Fluue young a'irm'en► from RCAF pm'ent; Montreal; Flarmem and is secretary of that
who are at present holiday at Seaway Devella
for Macdo
visited this week. Bart 'and rt'he'ir two ,boys, Billie' and Station Clinton,, paid dearly for College, Quebec City, club. thus year,
Grand Bend, yrs 'a Ba aei'd 'beach chicken barbecue the iegnptv�l+le Agricultural Sqh- -^-o
with 'Mrs. Ada Adams ,and Miss Bobby, Ottawa, motareld back nn Ylf aha and ptvi ire Aw is A. al S of
Brigham, Monday' after' $Pendinlg a week when they appeared In court at �+ }
with has parents, Mr. and Mrs, Godeali;ch least Thursday, before 78 young ,people troan: Ontario Lois Webster Has
Lorna Ann Barrie., daughter of W J, Biggart, MagisGs+ate 'Dudley E. TlDhnes. will. be ta�ldng part In .this Stour
Mr. land Mrs. J'a'mes Barrie, RR 1, and will arrive aback an Galt on
Alll..dive 1'eaeded g>Pro n ,g- Trousseau Tea
thy wall. teae'h at SS $, M'armis ,Mr, -and] Mrs. R. Y. Hatton refit es of theft laid by Provincial- Vol- Awgust 30,
Hunan Cour this fall, on Thursday to spend s,osne time
Zlowens!hNp, County, .:. �" ' ice 'after a warning lantern' rs:liss- 'Mass Dorothy 1%'eys, as daughter
Side a +goadualte of USS 12 ,Hol- with their son-in-law ,and dangle- Ing from a construction job on. of Mr. and Mrs-. James F. Keys, A I Parent's Home
Sett land Goderllch; 'Clinton District ter, Mr, and Mals. Clarence Coop- Highway' -2a, was floured dm a car Can. 7, McKillop Towms'b6,p and' :at-
CkAlegiate Institute, end of Setrat- er and fancily, Lapeer, M ch. owned by one ,of the ,grip, tended, SS No, 10 McKillop and,
ford Teachers College, e• Seaforth Heigh School. During the Mrs, M In Webster entertain -
food her
MIs. �Clvama'es Lowrie has return- 1',aL�ce questaongng about they sass- qd' at a trousseau tea fear her
Dorene Tre.W daughter of Mr'. ed' to London,eaifter spending two terra ,brought out the entire storypast two summers she has atten+d'-
and Mrs. Wd.1,11am , Treble, >Ft,'R 5, r , ed 'a short course for Public. daughter at a Laos on Saturday, July
we'e'ks holiday with Mr, and Mets. eaccarclrng to Constable Alex Tia- 19 at her !home. Baskets of white
G!adbrich, will teach at SS 11, Alex McMichael and r`el'at'ives in ddle. School Teachers in Toronto and lilieVs, de]{pavonium and sweet peas
IluRett Township, an September. Hulaett. The two chickens., ithe court W0' continue' teaching this fall'- decorated .the ,Indng room where
She as a graduate of G+odeeich was toad', were stolen Friday eve- She is 1!9 years of age and has .an t:he ;guests were welcomed by Mars.
Mr. and, Mrs. Mel Crich spent ,nein m a colony house on a outstanding record in 4-H Kone- Webster, the b'ri'de -elect and Mrs,
Ca]tUegiate Institute and Stratford the lvalnday, weekend' with eclat- g fro
Telacherts Cofie farm a snide north -of Bayfield, 'm'aking eClubs; 4-H Agricultural Hart, the groom's mother.' duces' in Detroit, Windsor, Royal A couple of quarts' of milk were Clubs' and in Junior Institute work. In the afternoon and, eveningOak and Pontiac, Michigan, taken in Bayfiield, a couple of "for She is 'Immed'iate past presad'ent tea was poured by Mrs. Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Palmer :sale" 'signs were requisitioned as Of the Sealianth Juunior Institute. Webster, ,grandrnather of the bride
and son Raymond, London, were fuel, and the, tanterui ;brae list a- She, has ,completed 14 4-11 Home- and Miss Rachel Webster, Mrs-.
John -
guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Car- long to light the 'b'ea'ch 'baribecue. mai�in'g Ciubs�; ryas a ineanber of Harold Dowson Mrs. Ferree Jo'hn-
lle'ss last Thursday. n5 ned the ,Seaforth 4-'H Beef Calf Club Ston, Mrs. Watson Webster, aunts
' $25 ;and costs far theft of the 1�s+circ, Tram a -t'abl'e cavered
Mr. and! Mrs. W. F. C.olcl'ough of the chickens were, Jahn Peal- for six years and' in 1955 stood ,by -a Mace doth centered with: -a
and two siom Brantford, viisit davant Janes, 18; Charles; Davis, 19; second In the 'Club and, reprevent- crystal bowl, of bluechornflowem
AS FUEL KIDS WE last week with Mx. and Mrs. Rus- Briarn Dedingfield, 19; and John ed ithe Cllub at the 4-1-1 Inter -Club -and sweet peas, .and graced by
sell Coa'clough. Kasamsky, 19. Terry Yokamenko, Cornpeti�tions, at Guelph. In 1956 Spink dandles' in sail+ver holders.
oohJT KID A MIT ' 20, was fined $50 land costs for she was, Member of the McKillop Trousseau was displayed by
WHEhI WE DECLARE I Mr. and, Mrs. Arnold Hill, To- theft :of ithe lantern. 4-1-1 Granen Club, stood third In Mrs. Kenneth Scatc>hmer, Mrs.
,canto, spent the weekend with "They complained the chicken that Club and represented ,the Donald Camnpbell, Ma's. George
oup- OIL'S A HIT! ` the latter's' son, Mr, Norman Fitz- .was underdone," commented Con- Grain Club at the. Inter -Club Cil ftan, Nancy Webster, June M'e-
sirnons. stable Tvtnaddle. Comepedti'ons. Clinehey, Mrs. William ronsitt.
Mrs. T. R. Jenkins has returned Lunch was served by Lala Chauter,
/ `-o Bruce Coleman is the son of Mr. Eidith' D'owson, Patsy Doweon, Mrls.
from a trip to Glasgow, Scotland, a �� ■ ■ " and Mrs. Wilfred H. Coleman, 1oyd Bender, June Manning.
as well as tourling England' and V N6A� Con. 4 H.R.S. Tuokersn-Ath Town- The bride -elect was honoured
Wales. b a cu
ship. Bruce gna,d':u acted from the y 'F and saucer shower by
AFL �p5 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowery Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Oke, Lon- Western Ontario Ag-Acultural the staff of Stedman's store,
visited With. Telattives and their where the bride worked, held at
don:, spent the weekend with rola- School, Rodgatown; in 1956 and the hamee' ,of Ann Farquhar. Also
aunt, Miss Minnie Proctor , la'set bive's here, at the present is fa'rnilimg at home a mascell.anieous shower in the
week. Mr, and Mrs. Douglas 'Robinson, with his father. During the past Varna Town Tula wall held by
Misses• Lorene Cox and Betty Toronto, were weekend visitors two years he has taken part in all friends and neighbours.. After a
ed Stock spent a :few days with Mr• here. the Seed and Livestock Judging short program of musical numbers
W—Willwil'—.
Varna softbal!1 team defeatedand Mrs. Clarence Cooper, Lapeer, �Camixatiti'an's field do •Huron C9oun- by local �taae+nt the bride was es -
Mich. Bruceefa'eld 11 to 10 in ,a Bard tyand accumulated a 'gr:and total torted to a special chair and an
fought game here on Tuesday eve- address ways• read' by Nancy Welb-
Master Melvin Crich sent a „ • of 2,729 +points in •the• 4 competi-
Ly ilii sten.Loiswaspresented, with
Few days with hhs aunt, Mxs. Ivy Mrs. Fred McClymont is' spend tions. Tkms was the' second high- many ,beautiful gifts after whi'cth
Jc tinston in Seaforth. Ing a few 'days In Toronto this est score in the competitions. she thanked everyone and aravite;d
Phone week. In 1957, Bruce was a member of ,ham to her home to the trous-
iU 2_6033 Miss: E. J. Becker was, in Strat- Several frown• -here attended the the Royal Winter Fair Judging Beau tea. Lundh was served by
ford last week to see the Princess anniversary services. in Bayfield Team, which represented Huron the ladies.
Margaret. United Church :Last Sunday.
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Clinton News -Record
"Church Directory
CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor: JOHN AGULIAN, B.Th.
1'1:00 a.m.—Union gexvice at Auburn,
12.00 rldon—Sunday School
3.00 p.m.—Worship Service at
A Cordial Welcome to Ali
fie#feP=Wff (# atifteb
(eburd)
REV. J. A. McKIM, B.A.
MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist
M. R. RENNIE. Choir Director
Sunday, August 10
9.45 a.m.--Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
8.00 p.m.--JComm'uaiity Service' at
Drive -In Theatre
HOLMESVILLE
9.45 a.m.—Morning Worship
10.45 a.m.—Sunday School
Let us use the Lord's Day to
strengthen our Christian Faith
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
St. Paul's — Clinton
REV. C. S. INDE'R, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremisn. Organist
Tenth Sunday After Trinity
8.30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10.00 a.m.—Holy Communion, Clin-
ton Ayr Force Chapel.
11..00 tam.—Mourning Prayer.
The Rev. D. E'. Noel at all
services
Maple Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Sunday, August 10
10.00 a.m.—Suanday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
8.00 p.m.—Gotspel Service. Speak-
er— teubery Bruba'cher.
Tuesday !p.m.—Prayer and Bible
study
`A Hearty Wellcome Awaits Yon"
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
I, BODENHAM, Pastor
Sunday, August 10
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.--tiVLorrAng Worship
"Regulations of Passion$"
7.30 p.m.—Evening Service
"This Unspeakable Gift"
Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting
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 Lord's day
as follows:.29
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.
Christian Reformed
Church
REV. G. J. HOYTEMA, Minister
10.00 a.m.-Service in Dutch
11.30 a,m.--Sunday School
•11.30 'am.--S'ermlce 9n Engl&5h
Everyone Welcome
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.
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
P.A.O.C.
Victoria Street, Clinton
K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor
Assistant Pastor:
B. DAVMDSON
Friday, August 8--
8.00 p.m.—Christ's Ambassadors:
Sunday, August 10--
1.0.00 a.m.--S'unday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Warship
7.00 p.m.—Gospel. Service
Tuesday, August 12--
8.00 p.m: Regular Prayer and
Bible Study Service.
A Special Welcome Awaits YOU
ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH
y� QD "TETE FRIENDLY CHURCH"
ro
Pastor—REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A.
i, s 11.00°a.m.—Joint Service at WogteyyWdy14s United
Church,
s
8.00 p.m. --Community Service at Drive -ti Theatre '
TNUR$DA'Y, AUGUST 7, 195$
The Bible Today
nid-wide l3'ible Reading
TheWan
Bible Dayin, Bra a1 l?aS bee e,
prig of the Bible Society has
a sogWficant event. in Sao Paulo
fol'l'owed an upward curve for the
fast Deoem'ber, in a Bible Day
Past 14 years. One reason star
m%so 'Meeting, 30 ethousamd people
this is undoubted v the increased
+bloekeld' part of the eight -lane
reproduction of bhe reading sched-
thorpughlfare passing dwough, the
ule in the religious and' secular
city,
press.
Last year, Scripture .appeared
Suggested readings for next week;
in 18 new languages for the first
Su'nd'ay .......... Psalms 40; 1-17
time. Scriptures are now being
Monday .............. Aots 17: 1-15
cimulat ed In 1,1 7 languages: and
Tuesday .............. Acts, 17; lib -M
disilects. Ocie daioy newspaper in
Wednesday ........ Acts : 1-3
India reproduces several chapters
Thursday ............ Acts 27: 1-44
of eScnupture ,daily and is read by
Friday ........... Acts 28: 1.31.
multitudes of people.
Saturday ........ POW, wS 43; 1-5
Charges Against Shippers Dismissed
Suspended Sentence on Obstruction
A special., s'eesli n. of magistmte's
Defence 'Counsel Frank Darnel-
court here :last Friday considered
ly, Q•C•, GodeTich, called no wit -
four ,charges levied under the Soc-
nesses,
aety for the Prevention of Cruelty
This charge was dismissed, as
to Animals Act. Three h•avang to
was a similar one against Joe
do with the treatment of the hags
Carey, manager of the ass*mbay
a the eassembly :point in Clinton
poiaut, and employed by. the Ont -
were dismissed, ,and one charlgineg
ario Hog Produce Association.
tr
olbsuct'ion of an SPCA officer re-
A second change of causing .by
ceived a suspended sentence for
Wilful, neglect the suffocation Of
three months.
six piegs., against Mr, Smale, was
Howard Smale, shopper employ-
also - dismissed.
ed' by the Hensall District Co -,op-
A secondcharge against Mr.
eratove was charged with. rurdhw-
Corey, of w41ful; obstruotion of
fully and willfully causing unnec-
'duty of A. Jennings, 'brought a
eessary ts'uffening to 81 hags 'be-
convicttwn, When asked to unload
ling transported ,by ham, E'vadeince
the pigs, Mr. 'Corey had stated
was presented :by Crown Attorney
he would call Toronto, first for in.
Glen Hays; God'erich; from Arth-
structdon eon the matter. Susrpend-
ur J:enrur-ig>s, G'odereich, the SPCA
ed sentence for three months was
.inspector; Sgt. Anderson of the
levied' by Magistrate D. E. Holm-
PnWincial Rolice; Chief H. R.
es.
Thompson, 'Clinton; Dr. G. S. El-
a
Mott, Clinton veterinary and meat
Inspector at Goderach; Garnet
New Ideas Make
Mousseau, manager .of the Hensall
Co-op; bath al-
g eb .and C. . Cal-
lay, bath hag shippers. in. Col-
Pleasant Quarters
borne Township, Douglas H. Mil-
es, ,agricultural representative -
ed four
Huron C'auavty was called.
Far Cancer Patients
,also
Roving Fye is Best
For Car Drivers
Keeps Them Alert
Staring in company ars 'bad man-
ners. Staring .from behind the
wheel is bad driving., points out
the Ontario Safety League.
A fixed stare blurs the eyes, re-
duces alertness and may allow
danger from sides and, rear to
approach. unnoticed.
Seeing should be done, in quick
flashes in driving. The eyes sh-
ould move constantly, never 'fix-
ing on one "picture" for more
than a couple of seconds. The
eyes of .a good .driver -are never
satisfied — :they arq always -an
the move ter :another spot.
There are two •traps to watchi;z, to avoid a dangerous driving
stare; •ei,'Li;.r looking at something
very interesting, or at s.omethang
uninteresting. A fixed point of
special interest — scenery, a pTet-
ty ,girl, an accident scene — call
'drag a drive'r's vision right away
from the' traffic picture where it
belongs. A straight, monotonous
highway may hold the, eyes on the
road, but an unseeing stare soon
develops if eyes and mina' do' not
keep ,on the m'o�ve.
Seeamg in, quick flashes, the eyes
build up an all-round picture of
the traffic scene. "All, -round" in-
,cludes The rear, of course; the
rear-view miimor(s) should be
;dhecked regularly as a routine, I
particularly when there is traffic'
ahead and/.or .;behind. And, the
mirror should be checked instinc-
tively, immediately a situation de-
velops that may develop ;braking,
or changing lanes.
The age of the l'on'ely night
--or day= as over for all patients,
.including children, in the newest,
and ane Of the :finest, most mod-
ern and most beautiful buildings
.of its mind in the world, recently
erected, do Toronto.
In: the new Ontario; Cancer In-
stitute (formerly known as the
Dunlap Ch- ic) an electronic
gadget behind, every ,bed' p�eranits
every patient instant verbal com-
munication with the nurse on duty
on the floor at her desk.
The beds, too, come under the
electronic eye, s•a to speak, in that,
at the touch of a button; they
can be lowered at will, fear of fal-
ling out of bed thereby being
remorred.
. T11e' wide, smooth, silent conid-
ors, the des -km and comfortable
chairs in every roam, the metic-
ulously chosen, gay drapes: and
lovely, spacious', Tiµ„ted-tinted walls
of the Ontario Canccr institute
reveal unmistakably that the, pat-
ient's {physical welfare ,and frame'
of mind while under treatment
at the hospital has been a major
thought of everyone having to do
with. the planning and building of
the Institute.
While not yet officially opened
by tie Ontario Government, whose
financial support, together with
assistance from Ontario Division
of the: Canadian Cancer Society,
hasmade this "mother” Cancer
CPinic passable, work is already go-
diig ahead. Some, 40 .patients are
already under treatment within
the doors.
—_ --a —
Rid Your attic
Of "Don't ants"
Run .An Adlet
GODERKH
BUSINESS
(OLLEGE
Practical instruction in all Commercial Subjects
Qualified Teachers — Modern Equipment
Examinations set, marked, and Diplomas issued by
THE BUSINESS EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION OF CANADA.
For several years every seat has been filled.
Register novo — Tuition $20 — Telephone Goderich 428
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