HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-02-22, Page 3The Bible Today
The Rev. Maynard Booth,
secretary of the joint agency
of the British and Foreign
Bible Society and the Natiloaal
Bible Society of Scotland in
Rhodesia and Nyasaland re-
ports increased activity in his
area since the opening of the
new Bible House in Salisbury
last year where Scriptures 'in
84 languages are distributed.
An interesting Bible Quiz (of
Syhich 23,000 copies have been
distributed) has been undertak-
en and Mr. Booth has received
some interesting answers to 'the
quiz. One reply to the question,
who was Jesus' first disciple
and whom did he bring? was
"Peter -was the first disciple
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tcOrreapOnUent Mrs, nort Ailun
PhOlie BIM r
Oyakinerle
The -oroianole party under
the auspices of the ..Sunday
School will be held. this Friday
evening, February 23. Anyone
who has 4. board kindly bring
it along. Tables also are re-
quire&
Women's. Institute
imp Women's. Institute. will
.rneet on March 1. at 'Z
Topic is "Historical Research"..
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Ne-
ville Forbes, Roll call Will be
answered by bringing and in-
troducing a guest. There will
be a Penny sale for Which the
last Self of the members on
the roll will provide the Art-
Prograne committee is
Mrs. A, Clark, -Mrs. W. Reid,
Mrs, R. Burpe, Mrs. S. Shad,
(tie*, Anyone who .aan eontrie
bop any items for the Tweeds-
mu r box It ally do so,
card party
The Hullett Federation of
Agriculture held a card party
in the hall on Thursday even-.
ing, There was a good atten-
dance and a social time was
en3oyed. Ladies' high was won
by Mrs. Cecil -Cartwright; low,
Mrs. N. Forbes; lorie hands,
Mrs. George • Carter; men's
high, Robert Townsend; low,
Betty McGregor (filling hi as
a men); lone hands, Don Jewitt.
Lucky ticket draw, Keith Cart-
wright,
Summer Separates
The Londesboro 4-H sewing
club met at the home of Mrs.
M. Little on Saturday with ten
members. The meeting opened
with the 4-H pledge followed
by roll call "one point to con-
sider when buying for summer
separates". The name chosen
for the club was "The Ten
Twisters". From the pattern
books which were provided, the
girls were able to choose their
patterns from a wide selection
of styles. Lunch was served
by the hostess.
'Two new elders were induct-
ed at the United Church on
Sunday morning, Lorne Hunk-
ing and drant Snell. William
Hunking and Robert Townsend,
the two retiring elders, were
made honorary members of
session.
of a euchre party
The last two parties have
proven so successful that the
ladies are hoping this one will
be even bigger and better, The
community is urged to attend.
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At PARK Theatre Goderich
THUR., FRI., SAT — Feb. 22, 23, 24
Anthony Hall -- Joyce Taylor and John Dail
The amazing story °ten advanced civilization that vanished, .,
"ATLANTIS THE LOST CONTINENT"
— In Technicolor —
MON., TUES., WED. — Feb. 26, 27, 28
— By Req9ost —
Carroll Baker-- James Shigete and James Yagi
Filmed in Japan and telling the story of a
TenneSsee bride.
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Bill Travers -- William Sylvester and Vincent Winter
Depict modern London under •attack by a prehistoric demon
"GORGO" — 'Scope and Color
also: The Bowery Boys in "HOLD THAT BABY"
Lyric Theatre -Exeter
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY — 7.30 and 9.30
ASS* -- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
February 22, 23, 24
"THIEF OF BAGDAD 'I
Starring STEVE REEVES -- GORGIA MOLL
(Color and 'Scope)
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
February 26, 27, 28
"THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM fl
Starring VINCENT PRICE BARBARA STEELE
Adult Entertainment.
plus "PATE BAIT"
starring Gary Clark -- Marko Ryan
Adult Entertainment
Coming — "PIRATES OF TORTUGA"
plus "HIGH SCHOOL CAESAR"
Grant System of Public Schools
Reviewed By Clinton Board
FREE SERVICE
A free hearing service. branch
office of the Canadian. Hearing
Society has opened in London.
The society gives assistance to
the deaf and hard of hearing
at no cost. Counselling and
illforination services, placement
in employment and issue of
hearingaids upon medical prog-
nosis without cost to the needy,
are among the services offered.
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het Cheetah. On Stage
At .-COCI Next ittoday
AlCeiningedireptor end. foun-
der of tale Alberta Genie Fatsfil
trill ,appear rat the anditeritiM,
Minton Distriet Collegiate
-Omit.= next Tuesday, He is
in; tile, „course of ,touring Ontarie
1.V.411. his •WOridefailings. tiame
.Pbeetale "Tawana.”
Tile cheetah will be on; stage,
Camera entlinsisete. are invited
t4 13qing, SkanSeriee and use them,.
This is the animal which ap-
peared on the King Whyte
SYncnv recently, and has also
beeie on CKNX and •CFP1-
abowe during the lest -few Sava,
Al Deming „al* his game. farm
Were featured in Reader's Dim
gest .e.ttiele last September.
. Making up the evening at the
auditorium, will: be a thrilling
filne zn colour, "In the Land of
Black Bear" complete with
sound. It depicts the rugged
scenery and feseinating ardinei
life .seen and filmed on 'a 55:
horse pack trip from Dawson
Creek, BC, finishing south of
Banff, ASberta.
Included are unique scenes
well B.S. a bleak bear }tilling an
elk; world- record bull moose
and he 'brought fish." To -the
question, why did Jesus wash
the disciples' feet? One answer
was, "Because they were dirty" and another, "So his diseiples
could wash the soles of other
people". It was learned Alen
another reply- that some of the
disciples were fishermen and
the others were sinners..
The men, called palperteers,
who distribute the Scriptures
to the remotest pert of the
territory report great interest
and increased • diernentl. One
old man after some of the
Bible stories were explained to
him said, "I must have these
books".
The coleorteur asked, "What
use will these .books' be to you
when you cannot read". The
old man replied, "My son has
learned to read at school and
he will read them to me". So
the Word of Goa is .made
known -through God's little ones.
Suggested Bible Readings
Sunday Judges 5: 1-31
Monday Judges 6: 11-40
Tuesday Judges 7: 1-24
Wednesday Judges 11: 140
Thursday Judges 14; 1-20
Friday Judges 15: 1-20
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February 27
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Ain extensive discosaion, of
provincial grants, as they apply
to primary schools took place
at the February meeting of
Clinton Public School Board.
Chairman George Levis asked
secretary - treasurer Harold C.
Lawson to explain the system.
Mr. Lawsen pointed, out that
the paper work was done in
the offibe of the public School
inspeetorS and. .his knowledge
,Vi7es not at first hand. There
are slight changes from year
to year, and his information
was for 1961.
He pointed out that Clinton
Public School fell within the
52 percent category, based upon
the amount of assessment
Which available to draw
mundeipal taxes from. If as-
sessment goes up, then the
per.cent of grant goes down. If
assessment goes down, the re-
verse is true.
Board members- contemplated
the result of the reduction of
assessment due to the removal
of separate school supporters
assessment Since the exact
amount of this assessment was
not known they could not be
sine what effect this would
hasVe this year.
Mr. Lawson noted 'that one
grant is paid on the basis of
the annual debenture debt. In
1961 this was $16,294 for Clin-
ton.
Another is paid on the basis
of gross salaries or the aver-
age daily attendance multiplied
by $115, Whichever is the low-
est. In Clinton last' year this
was 52 percent of $54,000.
There is also a vent of
$23.50 multiplied by the aver-
age daily attendance. Last year
the grant was $11,183.
'For text books the grant is
100 percent of 'the cost, up to
a total of $3 per Pupil.
In addition to all of these
World Famous Cheetah Corning to CDCI
Al Oeming and his tame Cheetah "Tawana" are touring this part of Ont-
ario, They have appeared on CKNX-TV, and also over CFPL. They are
making an evening of entertainment at. the CDCI auditorium next Tuesday
night, when a two-hour film in full colour with sound will be shown. The film
was made on a 55-horse pack trip from Dawson Creek to Banff, Alberta. Cam-
era fans are invited to bring cameras and make their own views of the cheetah.
there .was a special grant of -$5
times the average daily atten-
dance. This will be inereased
to $15 this year. This is paid
directly 'to the town, spa that
tax requirements may be re-
duced.
Rehired
Both caretakers were rehired.
Percy Livermore received an
increase of $100. T. Zablecki
receives $L10 an hour for Part
time work, limited to 100 hours
a month. There was, no change
made in this.
Arrangements for home tee-
thing for one child was set up.
Principal' J. A. Gray reported
a total of 520 children, enrolled',
with an average daily atten-
dance of 90.95 percent.
Sick Leave Benefits
Mr. Gray explained the plan
foe sick leave benefits', which .
supports the depattment's al-
lowance • of 20 days sick leave,
per year: The board hai- set
up a plan whereby, if the. 20
days are . not all used, then
One half of the days not used',
can be held' over until the next
year. This store of days, can
build up to a maximum of 100
days Mr. Lawson noted that
this had helped with encourag-
big attendance by the teachers,
'both at the public school, and
at the collegiate where a sim-
ilar plan is in effect.
•
.vaitli a U.-Men -antler spread;
mountain sheep, goats, caribou
end Sigi.PY Pines wild fife spec-
ies. An original musical a.eere
eenspeSed for tile picture and all
the Wiese of the wild animals
have, been specially recorded for this thrilling evening of
high class educational enter-
tainnient„ T3eginning vinrier is
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MIDDLETON
Corporal Sidney Caswell,
Cold Lake, Alberta, spent the
weekend with Mr. and lYfrs,
Stewart Middleton, Cerebral Caswell is on a short course at
RCAF Station Clinton.
Baptism at St. James
On Sunday, February 15, the
rector of St, James Church,
Middleton, conducted the ser-
vice of the ministration of the
Public baptism of infants,
The christening was that of
Jannice Marlene, infant daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Miller, RR 2, Bayfield.
The god-parents were the
child's parental grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Miller,
RR 3, Clinton, and Mrs. Joseph
Wilson, Goderich, maternal
grandparent.
Special Service Sunday
A special service will be held
in St, James Church on Sunday,
February 25, when the rector,
the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison will
exchange pulpits for the day
with the Rev. Wesley Smith of
the United Church, Bayfield.
J. Ross Middleton, former
rector's warden will conduct
this service of the order of
evening prayer.
This exchange of pulpits be-
tween Mr: Harrison and Mr.
Smith is part of the steps being
taken on a large scale towards
a closer understanding between
various denominations, which
may eventually lead to church
union of the Anglican and
United churches in Canada.
Service at regular hour of 2.30
p.m.
Social Planned
The Women's • Auxiliary of
St. James Church is planning
a social evening in the SS 9
school for Friday evening, Feb-
ruary 23.
Mrs. Fred Middleton is con-
vener of the committee in
charge, assisted by Mrs. Steepe,
Mrs. Storey, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Cole,
This social will take the form