HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-11-27, Page 5Congratulations to
STEDMAN S
on the Opening of their
LARGER and MODERN STORE.
We had the privilege of doing the
structural work.
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CALE DOUCETTE BUILDER
CLINTON Phone HU 2-9562
er 19. The parish ball was decor-
ated in the Christmas theme with
sprays of evergreen, candles and
other items, The tea tables were
set with white clothes, accented
by a Christmas, centerpiece.
The president, Mrs, H. Thorny*,
son, and Mrs, C, 5, Inder welcomed
the guests, Mrs, F, kindle, Mrs,
V, Roy, Mrs. 3, Hart and Mrs. J. 1vI, Elliott poured tea, assisted
by Mrs, E. Reichert, Mrs. William
Morlok, Mrs, C, Dixon and Mrs.
W, Burton.
The tea tables were convened
by Mrs, William Counter assisted
by Miss Evelyn Hall, Mrs. R. Scott,
Mrs. G. Herman, Mrs. R. Camp-
bell, Mrs. M. McAdam, Mrs. W.
Beck, Mrs. B. Bartliff and Mrs.
C. Nivins.
The shut-ins booth was convened
by Mrs, N. Counter and Mrs. R.
Thompson; Christmas ideas, Mrs.
Vi Habgood. The miscellaneous
booth displayed a wide selection
of doll clothes, cushions, etc., and
was convened by Miss Frieda Soh-
oenhals, assisted by Mrs. E. Swit-
zer and Mrs. T, Twyford.
The apron booth was convened
,by Mrs. B. Bartliff, assisted by
Mrs. P, Pinkie, Mrs, 3, Shorey and
Mrs. T. Murphy. The kitchen was
convened by Mrs. A. Crozier, assis-
ted by Mrs. B. White, Mrs. R, Bell-
inger, Mrs, L. Arnston, Mrs. C.
Wilson and Mrs. R. Draper. 0
BRUCEFIELD
A special service, sponsored by,
the Woman's Missionary Society,
Brucefield United Church, was
held in the church auditorium,
Sunday evening, November 23.
Rev. S. Davison led in the devot-
ional service, The choir gave an
anthem, "I'll go where you want
me to go, Dear Lord".
Mr. Davison introduced the sp-
eaker Dr. Donald Watt who is
superintendent of the United Ch-
urch Hospital, Bella Coola, B.C.
He gave a very instructive address.
He told of the Bella Coale valley,
which was discovered by Alexand-
er McKenzie.
He said that the white people
were mostly of Norwegian des-
cent and there were also about 700
Indians. Their hospital has five
nurses and six aides, and told that
they were in need of a graduate
nurse at the present time. Last
year the hospital treated over 5,-
000 people and had 200 operations.
For some time their means of
transportation was by boat, but
the people started a road after the
government had twice refused
them a grant as the cost would
be too great, bue after seeing what
the people had done the govern-
ment gave them a grant. This road
is open about nine months of the
year, the other three months the
snow makes it impassible.
Dr. Watt showed slides of the
hospital and surrounding grounds,
also of the different churches, and
the pictures of the snow peaked
mountains and the purple haze in
the valley. Salmon fishing is one
of the industries.
Some one had asked him what
they could do to help the work at
Bella Coola, and he told them
"Clothing, financial support and
prayer," which every Christian
could do and what a help and up-
lift this gave the doctors and nur-
ses to know that the church was
behind them with their prayers.
Dr. Watt spoke highly of the In-
dian nurses aides and showed
views of them taking care of the
babies.
After thanking Dr. Watt for
the Christian message he had br-
ought Rev. S. Davison called on
Rev. T. J. Pitt, Varna, to close the
service with the benediction.
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Bond Concert in
Leg on Hail
Wednesday Night
A band concert is being planne
in the Legion Memorial Hall sex.
W
a
"light, December .3,.an
nninber of local. youngsters wit
take part in the program. Ban.
Master A, C. Robinson, London, i. in charge.
1ncluded on the program wil
be a saxophone solo by Ray Ma
Lean; a saxophone duet by Rober
Anderson, and Rarry Elliott; Oar
inet solos by Neal Trewartha an
Marilyn R,athwell; a cornet sol
by Carol Reichert; a trombone solo
by Harry Cummings; a elarine
and cornet duet by Sherrill an
Jack Slater; .clarinet quartette b
Marilyn Rathwell, Carol Taylor,
Carol and Ron Plumsteel..
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St. Andrew's WMS
Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Missionary Society of St
Andrew's Presbyterian Church was
held at the home of Mrs, M. D.
McTaggart with Mrs. R. W. Mc-
Kenzie presiding. After the Scrip-
ture reading in unison, Mrs. John
Snider gave a Bible meditation and
followed with prayer.
Mrs. 3, K. IVIakins, treasurer;
reported a generous Thankoffer-
ing. 35 calls were made. A poem
on Armistice Day was contributed
by Mrs. George Roberton. A timely
message on "The Power of the Lit-
ties" sent by Mrs. Charles Clifton
was read by Mrs. D, J. Lane. A
hymn and the benediction closed
the meeting. Lunch and a social
hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Rob-
erton and Mrs, McLennan assist-
ing the hostess.
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Local Clintonian Club
Elects 1958-59 Officers
Mrs, T. O'Connell was elected
president of the Clintonian Club
on November 5, at the meeting
'held at the home of Mrs. W. Rad-
ford. Mrs. Ernest Epps is the hon-
orary president of the group.
Mrs. Ed Welsh is first vice-.
president; Mrs. Violet Habgood is
second vice-president. Secretary
is Mrs. C. Venner and treasure)!
is Mrs. Ross Merrill. Press sec-
retaries are Mrs. Venner and Mrs,
'Habgood, Financial chairman is
1VIrs. T. Leppington; social, Mrs.
W. Colclough; flowers and cards,
Mrs. H. Managhan and Mrs. Ron
MacDonald; auditor, Mrs. Robert
Fairservice and Mrs. Milton Wilt-
se.
The next meting will be on Wed-
nesday, December 10 in the agri-
cultural office board room, in the
form of a Christmas party.
Return . . .
NORMAN
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AS
COUNCILLOR
of the Town of Clinton
for 1959.
Your Support Will Be
Greatly Appreciated
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Friendship Club Bazaar •A Success
Due to .Co-operation of Many Members
The Friendship Club of St. Paul's Anglican -Church set the
theme of „Christmas for the annual
pre-Christmas tea and bazaar
Which was opened by the Rev, C.
.5, Inder last Wednesday, Nevemb-
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