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MERCI!
We would like to thank all the many old friends
and the many new friends we have made for calling in
and making our Grand Opening a resounding success.
We would like to offer congratulations to the winners
in the lucky draw and our condolences to the others.
Better luck next time.
PRIZE WINNERS ARE
of
1st—MRS. D. DOUCETTE, Brucefield, pair of B. F.
GoodriCh DeLuxe Silvertown Tires.
2nd—CORPORAL JOHN CAMERON, Clinton, B. F. Good-
rich Electro Start Battery.
3rd—MRS. JOE KOENE; Bayfield, B. F. Goodrich Karo-
seal Garden Hose.
4th—MRS. J. W. HANDY, RR 4, Clinton, complete lubri-
cation on car, courtesy South End Cities Service.
5th—LORNE WILSON, Brucefield, oil change, courtesy
•- of Lloyd Butler White Rose.
6th—MRS. FLORENCE CHOWEN, Clinton, grease job,
courtesy of Ray's Sunoco Service.
7th—CHARLES E. ELLIOTT, Clinton, car wash, courtesy
of Lorne Brown Motors Ltd.
8th=-GEORGE cARBERT, Clinton, car wash, courtesy -of
Central Cities Service. •
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NIGHTS: HU 2-9692
Thursdays May Mg. 19E0 Clinton Newilecorj 5
Friendship Club Meets
Apt the close of the regular
tress meeting last Wednesday even"
Members of St. Faults Friend,
strip Club quilted on two quilts
that had. been set up by the
Change of Location
As of June 1, 1960, our office
will be located in the Murray
Block, 5 Rattenbury Street, East,
Clinton, Ontario,
H. C. Lawson
INSURANCE & REAL' ESTATE
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MOWS iimdliscry•
More detailed plans were made
concerning the catering to a ban,
quet for the blind of Huron CO-
unty, in St, Paul's Parish Hall,
Wedeeatley noon, May 25,
The next meeting .of the club
will be on Wedriesdey, June 1.
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pay Of Intercession For Africa. •
Undertaken Here By:Anglican Church.
The Union of South Africa ob-
serves its Gelden Jubilee on Tues-
daY next, May 31. The Archbishop
of Cape Town has issued a call
SUGAR and SPICE
(Continued from page two)
the crowd like rabbits in a let-
tuce,patcle Went at the food like
refugees, and put away a shock,-
ing denglorneration of hot and
cold food, soft drinks, ice cream
and cake.
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The trip hunts was a minor
nightmare, with the old folks as
tired as the children, but We made
It a little before midnight. My
wife and_ I sat up late talking
about the wedding and the rela-
tives, stumbled off to bed in the
small hours!, and, what seemed like
20 minutes later, I was being
shaken to get up and go to church
for.my first communion.
After 'lunch, the little demons
resurrected a vague promise of a
few weeks ago, and I had to take
them trout fishing.. Mora was
down and out. So I spent a, •weary
two hours putting on heoks and
wornib, and untangling line from
logs, and praying it would rain.
My prayers were answered, so
from now on, don't tell me there's
nothing in this religion business.
This was a typical Weekend
around our house--exhausting,
nerve-destroying, and the reason
Monday, and the . quiet chaos of
the office, loom ahead as welcome
as an oasis looks to a camel with
his tongue hanging out.
to Pra.Yer for ,South Africa on
that date, and the Archbishop of
Canterbury has enderSed this ap-
peal, Anglican churches through
out the world are responding ,by
holding 4 Day of Intercession for
South Afrige.
At St, Pawl's Church, Clinton,
intercession will be Made martin,
Uously from S O'clOelt in the itiOrtt-
ing to 8 o'clock in the evening, on
Tuesday, May 31.
Peace and Understanding
IA view of the unsettled and
potentially dangerous state of
world affairs, prayer will, also he
made for peace and understanding
among the nations of the world.
The •program for the day will be
as follows:
8 a.m.—Prayers for the people
and government of :South Africa,
and for peace, will be made by
relays of individuals, whO will
Pray silently, read, and meditate,
for 15-reinute periods throughout
the day, (except when services
are in progress.)
10 a.m. to 30.30 a.m,—A service,
open to everyone.
11.30 a.m. to 12—A service for
Anglipan pirblic School Children,
by kind permission of Mr. Bert
Gray, the principal.
3 p.in. — A service, open to
everyone.
3.30 p.m. to 4 p.m.—A service
for Anglican high school students,
by kind permisSion of the prin-
cipal, Mr. D. J. Cochrane.
phial Service of the Day
7.30 to 8 p.ni.—It is hoped that
many people will attend this ser-
vice, especially the men, who by
Van ,Hotne-Trick
Marriage vows were exchanged
by Inez May Trick, Grand Bend,
arid Cecil Wren VanBorne, Lueari,
Wore the Hey,. Harold Snell at
Clakri(lge Acres )(hilted C'hurch
manse, Lgndon, on May 13, The
manse was beautifully decorated
for the occasion of this, the first
Wedding to he performed there,
Mr. and Mra Arthur gYnd,
Lenden, were the attendants.. The
wedding party was held in the
Coral Room of the BraSS Rail. Mr.
and Mrs. VanRorne Jett on 4 trip
to CiCago, and on their return
will reside in Grand Bend.
LADIES CLUB TO MEET
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1
The Tuckersmith Ladies Club
will •meet at the helm of ;Mrs.
Norris Sillery on Wednesday, June
1, at 8.30 p.m. Roll call will be:
"Where I would like 'to go on a
picnic."
reason of their work cannot come
to the earlier sekviees. These ser-
vices are open to all. Anyone` in
Clinton and district who would
like 'to join in this chain of prayer
around the world will be Welcome.
As Arehbishop Clark said re- ,
cently, "As Christian people we
should ,affirm our belief in the
natural dignity and value of every
man, as created in the image of
God. In the light of this belief
we must affirm that neither race
nor colour is in itself a barrier to
that life in family and community
for which God created all men.
We stand committed to condemn
discrimination of any kind on the
grounds of race or colour alone.
"It is from this belief that we
must pray for South Africa, And
yet our prayer must never be
that God will vindicate our belief.
Rather we must pray that God's
will of truth and love will he done
in South Africa as we pray that
it will be done in Canada, and
that fear, pride, or resentment
will novvirere frustrate His loving
purposes."
These taking part in 15-minute
periods of intercession throughout
that day will be: Mrs. H. Bartliff,
Mrs. C. Epps, Mrs. C. S. Indere
Mrs. W. Burton, Mrs. F. Hudie,
M. McAdam, Mrs. A. White,
Mrs. G. Herman, Mrs. S. Thomas,
Mrs. C. Wise, IVIris. R. --Bellinger,
Mrs. M. Frame, Mrs. E. Bartliff,
Mrs, ,B. ,Bartliff, Mrs. N. W.
Counter, MS. J. Hart, Mrs. T.
Carter, Mrs. A. G. Draper, Mrs.
T. Herman, Mrs. L. McKinnon,
Mrs.. R. R. Mackienon, • Mrs. T.
D. Cochrane, Mrs. J. B. White,
and Miss F. Sciroeirhals, Miss B.
Slornant Miss W. Thompson, Mits
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