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Clinton News-Record, 1962-06-28, Page 7�nd G 0Id Co r dG­, "i'm i d c In, T.�!!!`.aannounoe Cpl, anKl Mrs.. •George F,Yvie; I;CP�F Station Clin- St. A_,0Tew`s Women's. 1Yfis- o All, l�sayFicld n a en of Id e enl. t G' A. a sit $ayfield's :Second Gold Gerd •dation. Than !vial, E, F�rvine. d'alfig#bar Jpan Isabel to Guide is Mlss `Shi •ley F ersoz}, stir. sensed rases It badge tto . ns, ' Gerald Michael Becker, son. Xd-yeRr aid daughter Pf Mr. Tv Howard from, the Campany of Xr. and Mrs. Frank and 1vIrs Walter R. Pierson. and Mrs. Meav1'er presented a )3eeker, Cliznitan. Tule other- Gild Cord was Won inerilt ?aad'ge to Mrs, R. Fitg- The ,slope eight. families on g by 'Mai"ga'ret Howard in 1P5¢, simons f4 o The Local Assooia- Mr, ignd Mrs. Harold A special event Wim Staged in born, Howard, RR '2,, Clinton,. Trh?iity .Parish Hall for the pre-' hp G 'd o', ed in Sin ' T.. , ut. yes ging. Wish 'to a'nn'oun'ce ,the .an+ seiutartom of ti4iS han9ui: on _in.. "The Golden Sun" and all ur :. n n gagement of their daughter ll 44nday night. Liet�ten'aOt MrS,. ..... , es an uide 'ai v Tl d G J tied ops, Barbara .Ann .to Bei -44 -min Maynard G" p'r r e 1Co+med _ , .n. . h+irle 's scrapbook was n view I S.. Leroy Hugzll, son; -of M.r, . friends and guests, itnclutlznig andG uldes ded fr Gode-': atiten carp V1 and MTO, mer Hugiil, Mrs, P, loans, Owen Sound, , ..._ ... . rxc Cilnitan and. He►usall as ...h, .. , C initon the 1 ,, Wedding to a_ la on 14. 2. b y B the Area Cognumassraner; Miss ,yell ads camp supervisor, Mrs, , .Jul , p...Ce ......, U4a lKacdbnald, Divwision Corti- T. Lavender, Hensali, Mary ,. missioner Miss Mar McMillan, dep,Uty division cgmmissianer it , „ Bayfield s new gold cord Mr, and Mrs, 'William Hamilton, Londesboro, wish and MIs, N. T. Ormanidl ,, dist±- was barn .:rr Goderich and gat- to !announce the engage- rict Co i missiodner, all of Code- .tended Victoria School , aind meant , of their daughter, rich, Goderich Collegiate Ini'stitute. Leno a Ann, to dv>;r, Char . Members ' of the $ay,freld She was .a m of , t, S ... fid' 45 Georges Anglican Church and g g , L'v r tt Lamont, an .of r ' e. m_ s , M. and Mrs. Calvin T,am'oz?It, <Gi$des formeda. V and repeat- ed the Guide promise and Laws, Su School, was in the choir a, RR 1, Holyroad. The marri- Lieairtenanrt Corrie 1i�ghtedi tihe cl member .of a rnaar and a memb _ . the Junior ! a%7 there, e is to take place on Ju1y threeblue, candles held by Court- Iqi 21, 196,2; at kWo o'clock in pany Leader Margaret Wallis, Two yeas .ago the fame ly the Burns' United Church, Then each Guide had a short moved to Bayfield. Shirley was Hullett. 20 reading, and lighted from these a Voir member and asisistant ------ a whitearc' 'le which she laced' c h h placed' primary Sunday School teacher Mr, -and .Mrs. Leslie Nice, ..d in, 'a ling lag candlestick, with i i u In Trinity Anglican rCh Ch _ and Clinton, wish 'to announce a Viny flag representing each is now assistant organist tri St, the ernrgagemem t :of their a different country at the base And'r'ews Un,i'ted Church, second draughter Ann Chris - of each. Attend) nrg Clinton, District: V.rte .to Ronald Edwin. Call - Commissioner Ormamd made ommi y made Coileglarte Institute, Shirley ,has beck, .son. aMr. and Mrs, A. E. Calrbeck, St, Wal - the presentation of $be Goild gradhzated from Grade 11, She 'in bury, Saskatchewan, The Card, and, the Guides' sang is try ing far Grade X music wedding will stake place "Bravo Bravissimo". Mrs, Ev- studle.s at St. Joseph's Convent Saturday, July 21 at 2 ans and Mi'ss. Macdonald addLd in Goderich, and :an ,added ex- o'clock at eClintan Pente- their congratulations. citement on the day she receiv- cosltal Church, 26p Mrs. Ormandy presented a ed' her Gold Cord' was a report desboro United Chur'c'h Women h from the Western, Ontario Con- I�eor, Ades I dawn Picnic For By Mrs. r $co i 1�t Famines. St. A_,0Tew`s Women's. 1Yfis- o All, history. •e ' na n tile. SiR.r c .. i y � 3ne't Y hirley started in Goderlch 2nc1 Girl Guide Company under cinuroh aA Tue�sd'ay,• June 19 with several visitors fxpm Elie Th . e family .of Plep, W� rse were Women's Assaciatton and the the congenial hosts• on Sunday, June 24 .to . au of f i Bunds a gr Madeleine Lane Auxiliary,. Mrs, o- Ec1 F � aloin led an the xlev. ...� .. .r who meet together �aalu Surzi- . . and ,Mrs, Jamets Malars mer Wirth �the'lr faanrhes for .,n. annu 1 a a smorgasbord 14W,4 !pia-. rad _ read frogn Maxk 14,. 3.9. Fran nic ces Blacker played A 'piano a'n- The ,slope eight. families on g struirlemtal, .. ttY. ;guest ,1i! t has seidbm. varied Mrs, Rae S'haddrels read raCn in the paslt ten yeats but the i;ntere-stigg story on "The Wrlt- ilunnber of .ch ld'ren has grown ted Word". The president,•. from 'none to 34. Needless to Willria2n Blacker eciunduated tbhe say -those Making turins a!t be-• business (session, Roll call 'WAS ing )iosits� hope for good weather answered with, is verse Iona- as only huge farm lawns can ing the word "praise', Faun: aceammodate sa ?piny ch?dreri, teen calls to sick and shut -Ins The usual families in atte '- n vr''eM reported', dance are Alvin Wise Ed Wlse, `� Guest speaker Mrs, M, G- 'Ray Wise .Joe Gi and Don n Brisco was hvtro4uced'by Mrs,. Middleton, This year the Bill Mervin Lobb, who gave an in- Hanly's ,and Gordan s,teepes teresting talk on the lesson were unable rto attend so !thraft react Mrs, Makins on the �3' the ?number � ehld�ren attend- theme 'She hath done what she ing was -only 27, could": Mrs, 50-sco told how' every member of the WiVI§ by After -the suurnptu..aus diuuner doing what she could, no mrattter, the •fathers+ and alder child en played ball while the mothers haw little, was helping the meis- fed and changed( babies in the sionvaay Work. A .church with- house While keeping an eye °� out missions is dead," said the the li . tots who frolicked' Ito - speaker. gether in the sand ,box and M r -s , Adeline McKenzie dawn, thanked Mrs. Brisco and wish- Relay games and races. were ed.irer and: the Rev, M. G. Bris- held for the ehdld'ren, To top co ,good luck and safe jouri?gY the day off the fathers, re - to their now ham. in Moosejaw, mernbering their old high schoal After closing prayer, bunch was, initiation tricks, blindfolded served and an,enjoyable social about 15 of the children and hour enjoyed, J gave each ,the familiar "high" Miss Sharon Jackson, Blyth, aeroplane ride to everyone's gaft to S Birley, Mrs. Corrie pre'- . seated a -gold pin from. the servratary of 'M'usic 'Ghat she had ! a greait amusement, Company; Mrs, Me'rner :preseunit- obtained' first class honours in Turner ��++ Tired but happy families re - Grade 3 ista of music. �7 Ce rr to n n a l turned home just in time ed a gift from: the Local Associ- history J me for ation'to Shirley andanother to Her hobbies axe music, thein farm ch ex l] her mother. camping and har5e-back riding., Recorded Shirley exprelssed her �appre- Art present she 'thinks she would same na sTe'] ar Cord, ;including horsewoman, like ,to lie a ,teacher, possibly of dairy maid, Red Cross :and St. �N MEMORIAM history. During the pa5rt week Tur- ner's United, Church in Tucker- STFJEP — In, laving memory hirley started in Goderlch 2nc1 Girl Guide Company under smrtth Township has been; cele- af father, thelate David Srteep. "There is no parting Mrs. N. T. Ormandy, Captain, blaring .its 100th anniversary. The ladies! of the United' Church From those we, lave, for three year, before. o,,Ig Women, and the, centennial corn - Nor dhlsttance can, divide to Bayfield. , mirt'tee, under Ithe chairmamshi�p For to -day in; memory's Fden �' We stlli,walk snide by side. She ,vent to Orangeville on g . : of Rev.. Granit Mills, minister For downs the lane of memories the first Saturday in, May for ,the church, and members The light 'ins, never dim. • "Beof ,her Pre ileo challenge, p ge, Herman a Crich, Howard Jahmrs, Until ithe .stars forget to shine set .by a group of Guides ap- Ernie Crich, Sam Whitmore. I wall: remember clad." pointed by ,the province. Shirley Jahn Turner Mrs. William --Your loving'�daughter, Carrie is an enthusiastic Guide, with Rogerson, Mrs• •Edon Whitmore Steep Aitchison, Delhi, Ont, 26p 21 :bad!ges. • .She has, tried fon'' and Mrs. Elmer Townsend, have Bermudas t • d f Gdld 7 P.M. same na sTe'] ar Cord, ;including horsewoman, been busy during the -past year making planrs� :far the most out - dairy maid, Red Cross :and St. srtandling anniversary in the John Ambulance. church's• history. Observers of the ceremony A f t e r Easter, invitations at Bayfield' report that arrange- were sent out to all the past menits were of such, high order members and friends of ,the that "the seed of ambition to congregation and plaits were attain +the Goad Card standing made to make available •souven- wras sown," it plates, hash notes and histor- Mts, Merton Merner and: ,les. The .ladies quilted a centem'- Mrs, A. M. Bassett poured flea ndal • quilt with a picture of the Local, Association; ,to Guid'ea church dram m by Mrs. Srban�l'ey and, Brownies served refrelsh- Johns and' embroidered' by Mrs. ments and made arrangements. Franck Falconer. Captain - Mrs. R. M!acVean was Centennial cakes were made largely responsible for the suc- by Mrs. William Roberts, the cess of the evening, although Garrett Twins' (Mrs, Warren, she was unable :to attend be- Whitmore and Mrs. Alden: I cause of illness. Crich). :Mrs. William Rogerson 245 Victoria S#. prepared the chair and arrang- For every student with a ed for special musical numbers Clinton HU 2-9320 spark of genius -there are, a d'oz- for the services. en with igm�ition trouble. The centennial gat under way on Sunday, June 17 with the guest misvislter, Rev, A, Glen Eagle ,tailing the sermon at the "� D Q r el morning end evening services. J The +former 'Turner's Quartet; Actograpl-ts eon�sionJ of Stanley , Jahns, 1 I Gartlan Johns, RossOrich and George Tunrier provided special io Treasure music in the morning service r„ and the Go&e ch HaTh' aires J' W0 providedithe music for rthe eve- Jervis StUa/O QUALITY ning service and sang a recital PHOTOGRAPHY at thte close. (In Studio or On Location) The basement of ,the church 130 ISAAC STREET CLINTON HU 2-7006 was arranged for the open house with many displays of vvere ung ; y Mrs, Anson Mc - r Kinney., Zurich aid her brother.` 1 Stanley Johns., and by Mrs, Holiday Speciais Fred Auttex, and ;her sister, ALL WOOL COATS Mrs, Veatul< Falconer, 1/3 off ALL LAMINATED COATS. Mrs, '?'red McGregor, Bruce. field, s�an+g a solo "Open the Oatels oil the Temple" and an ALL RAIN COA`T5:.. old rtiine ttuartCt, corisisiing �>` 20 /'�i �f ALL DUSTER COATS Howard Johns, Ernie Crich, Roy :Pepper' and Erlrn Wivut- snare sung t%knderfng' child", Aflt& 'th- evetiing service a U — of fellowship wag spent ijA the baseMent baf the Church. i The lad'ics "sez ftd tela •arid eezl- - tennial, dake, and thbdki ; LADIES' WEAK arld DiIY GOODS e�cprc- fort he bDIP bnd-ir+ ` Whore �fer It'll, hejp arbd' supparc,t A Success Mentioning especially t h e minister of the church, who, had, assisted with, all the rarran'ge- menrts, Mrs. Whitmore express- ed the thanks of the congrega- tion ,and presemrted Mr. and Mrs. Mills with the centennial quilt, on behalf of the United Church• Women. Mr. Mills re- plied with thanks and surprise at such •a lovely gesture. Thus carcase to a. close another wonderful experience in the life of ithe Tumees congregation. Rev. Mills conducted' all four services several of which over- flowed into the basement where they had the use of a 'public address system installed by Merrill TV Service, Clinton. During the week greetings were received from Mrs. Evelyn Woods, 90,. of B.C., 'the former Evelyn. Turner, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. Edward Turner, who had dbnated the property an which the church stands'. Greetings were also .received from Mrs. Gard 'on Settles, B.C. Flowers for bath services were provided by the ,families of Gifford Crich. and Mrs. New- man Garrett, in memory of their loved ones, The ladies of the .Church also added 'lovely ferns Band flowers for ,the frard corners of ,the and iu rium. During the past weeks, all the congregation, hadbeen busy painting, repairing ,aridar- ranging for ,this special „ event. Their efforts, have been rewards ed by an, anniversary offering of $1,000 and a time of joyous fellowship that wM long .be re- membered by (the people of Turner's Church. Ernie Crich and Alden Crich rebuilt and refindlshed the front door and painted the church fence. Chairs were loaned( by funeral homes in Clintbn and Seaforith. Ontario. Street United Church ,loaned dishes and hym- maries. 14erman Crich compiled the guest list and sent out im vitations. On June 17 a lecturn size copy of 'the Revised, Standard version orf ithe Bible was dedii.- cated. It had been presented in, 'memory of the late F etcher Townsend, by his :nephews. Other recent -gifts to the church ithe . picture ',ab o v e the organ: dedicated in memory of Wilho n Roberts; the hymn board, remodeled and 'present- ed by L"snestt Crich; ,the lrym- n'ary on Mire organ in, memory of Mrls. Samuel Whitmore, KEFAIGIMA,TE. IN SMALL BATCHES SAYS OAC Refrigerate foods ftir small batcheis and in shallow pans says home economists at Mac- donald, Institute, Guelph. Some foodls, such as :pie fillings and potato galla, cool slowly, even under r'e$ri�raition Bacterial growth during the Cooling Per- iod may be. rapid, so, it is Wise to give foods optimum coolmrg conditions, ower ,q�4eortnpyoF£ 4 Telegrroplled K Any*her@ �wr�n�oa6 K C Cooke, 0LORMST Dib!. tlti 2-10>I2, it, on. we . saltasrfaed with a wonderful ,day well spent. Goderich Twp. South Mrs, William Townshend re- turned .home from Clinton Pub- lic Hospital Fast week with her shoulder an a oast, where it will remain for some time, Mrs, Gretta Torrance, Kip - pen, spent Saturday and Sun- day visiting her friends, also her son, Harry and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sloan Jr, and family, Galt, called on Mrs. Atte T ALL SERVIC Bal.1,11epolon ve tcin d I over �.oQ 1 __.. � ati S :aft. er1 :the Ball reunian in Summeirhili hail oras Jrqne 16,. tram London, Godezuc t o S f th r t e on. h .xd . a. , r E.pi b r o, 'Tpogtgn, Mzchtga�t,, Cooksville :and` surrolzndi'rg •dis- iriCt?, W>nners In :spouts. .eve?yts were: races, three yeal'.and under, Paul anci Michael Gib- oings; 3-0 'years: Brenda and.. Paul G'dlabings; 6-9 years, girls, Connie Gi'bbii.VA, Debbie Gib-., bings arid Arva Ball; !boys, Jghngie -Gibbin Ric ky Ball, 10-14 years, girl's, Cindy Per, s1py, Brenda Ball; boys, Bob Vgdden, Ronnie Vodden; 15 years and .over, girls, •NormA Vodden, Jannis Wright; 'boys, Garnet Wright, Xe.ryyn Peri- found, Kiok,,the,s;11pper, girls, Verna Gittings; men, Leonard Vod- den; ,tie tieing contest, ,Edith and George Wright; nail drily- ing, Norman Wright; guessing beans, Dianne Moore, Sports were convened! "by Lloyd -and' ,Edna Pfaff, Helen and Wayne Fisher, Floyd and Marilyn Stanbury. Supper was served under, the committee of Bill and Verna Gibb ngs, George and Edith Wright, Dennis and Margaret Penofognd, President Melbourne BaR presided for ithe business session. New a� , cers are; hon- ourary Jprestidents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Melbourne :Ball; presidents, Mr, and Mrs. Nagman Wright; vice- presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ball; s'ecrelbaTVtreasurers, Ken and Mary Gibbings; executive, Ernie and Maxine Dur1•nvn, WH - £red and Olive Penrfound, Fred and Jean Vod'd'en. John Gibbin+gs Wats the oldest person present and wee Cheryl Millson, Sebringville, was the youngest, James R,- Stirling on Sunday. Nelson Williamson, Amberley, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berny William- son, on the Cut Line• Rev, Ross MacDonald, pastor of Hensall and Bayfield Presby- terian Churches called at the home of Colin McDonald and Mrs. Alda Gray on Monday, Victor Lindsay and family, Stratford, visited his mother, Mrs,,George Lindsay last week. Your Church his Sunday ES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.15 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP—"The Ten Virgins" Tuesday 8.00 p.m.—Prayer and Bible Study Saturday 7.00 p.m. --Junior Young People. A Cordial Welcome To All. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, July 1 9.45 a.m.—Worship Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday Sehool 8.00 p.m.—Guest Speaker. Tuesday Bible Study and prayer at 8 p.m, All Welcome Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hail 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: Services 11,00 a.m.--Breaking Bread 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School 7,00 pmt Preaching +the Gospel 8.00 p.m. --Thursday Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. Christian Reformed Church REV. L. SLOFSTRA Minister Sunday, July 1 10,00 ax#.�-�--Service in Dutch 2.30 p.m.—Service in English Minister: Rev: Vildhius; Listowel, EVERYONE WELCOME BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH T. Leslie Bobbins, B.A., Pastor Sunday, July 1 10.00 a.m,—Sunday School 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7.30 p.m,—Evangelistic Service Mr. Peter Golinski, Unevan- gelized Field Mission, Hiati, West Indies, Wed., 8 p.m. -Prayer Meeting, You are cordially invited to these services. Anglican Church of Canada St. Paul's ClintonRev. P. L. Dymond, LTh, Rector Charles Merrill, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 1 TRINITY 11 8.30 aim.—Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.—Holy Communion and Seamon. 7.00 p.m. --Evening Prayer St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev. D. J. LANE, B.A., D.D,, Minister Mrs. M. J, AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 1 9.45 a.m.--Church School 11,()0 a,m.—Worship Service Conducted by Rev, T. J, McKinney, Teeswater, who will be guest speaker, ALL WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US esleay�i:tlie--'�uimesiriltte �Initeh (lil�urtf{es REV. CLIP 6AD G. PARK, M.A., Minister JOINT SUMMER SERVICES DURING JULY at 11.00 IN ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH Also attend the Sunday IlWning Services in the Drive=ln Theatre nd - Ontario Street United Church ""M FRIENDLY CHURCH„ Pastor: 'RPM GRANT MILLS, B.A. 9.45 a,m 9,unday School 1,00 a,m 'Morning Wor 411ip. Wesley -Willi$ joining with lis, turner 's Cl+uwGw 9.45 a.m;--Church Se" VIN& 10.45 a,'m. —Sunday 'Sdhool - ,_ r i9 h # N r Tus, a � no R a ..Pae` TWA., , �. ,_ �..., � .. ,.gin .��►� _.�.,.� it.. J. ck- 1 n a .or 1 pictures, of former members of the congregation and their aoti- Recent YisutaIM W#b Mr. a,nd l� It's- I L Holiday vities. Lade served tea and theeentermial cake, which was ld- est .by 1ber Gifford Crich, old- ton, were gr%, Robert ,Svrord, 2$, wwhen the. Rev, H, A,• age est member of the congregation utngod tin' g)n+arriage Glorla A?ino, Tim oresent. The waitresses were decked out in aid time c large es fog ithe occasion and+ •a large lvteaford fund Mrs ,and.11?ris, i`Tlsrr . -e crowd of people attended the and Wayne Keith, older son of Mrs. Jahn T,arrniLton and 1vtn�. riom, ,hoose, BE PREPARED! SHOP BEFORE (fin Wednesday :evens '17., o about Son, Royal York I4otel, 'vV1we they neoole, sat down abtehded tihe 72nd .annual Rg- YOU GO liriM+is dinner of ,turkey, cold weddirvg anuric and <acaampaatr took part -14 the Guard of Hon- ^zlardts, ttrawberri'es and cake. -our, during ithe installation of sang "I'll Walk Beside You,/° to owd;er that people should be For the Sun there is .1 p led of waiting tai long fa•• scupper, tickets were sold hi Promise Me," Mr, and Mrs, Dornald Crich advance for 19ottings! at 5, 6 and Bermudas Sundresses 7 P.M. length gawir of white peau de Howard Crioh, Clinton, Mr, and On. Sunday, June 24, service Cabin Bhy$ Skirts was held at 2 pm. and ,Rev. Pop Tops r S W 1 m Salts Garland G. Burton:, now retired miilis�ter at Lonrdarr, delivered a �r Tee Shirts Car Coats fire sernion on ,the subject, "The Voice of the `Years". Miss oeldbrption of the 45th wedding fang and pointed ,# the avrzs(t• Mildred Crich and George Tur- For the City there is ner sang solos and the chair tang two- anthems. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Grindon, bouquet of American Beauty At the evening service, Rev. Skirts Dress Coats subject 'The Church's 'Witness,°'. W. J. Woolfrey was ;the guest Blouses All Purpose Coats p preachear and he spoke an the honour,. She wane a street len- occasion of ItYte latt'er's 23rd Por )Gare evening service the Dressy Dresses Duster Coats, chair, loft was filled with past tended ;the IOOF-sponsored • member{s of the choir. Duets ing circular bowed headdress Friends called from Guelph., ' s.. _ b vvere ung ; y Mrs, Anson Mc - r Kinney., Zurich aid her brother.` 1 Stanley Johns., and by Mrs, Holiday Speciais Fred Auttex, and ;her sister, ALL WOOL COATS Mrs, Veatul< Falconer, 1/3 off ALL LAMINATED COATS. Mrs, '?'red McGregor, Bruce. field, s�an+g a solo "Open the Oatels oil the Temple" and an ALL RAIN COA`T5:.. old rtiine ttuartCt, corisisiing �>` 20 /'�i �f ALL DUSTER COATS Howard Johns, Ernie Crich, Roy :Pepper' and Erlrn Wivut- snare sung t%knderfng' child", Aflt& 'th- evetiing service a U — of fellowship wag spent ijA the baseMent baf the Church. i The lad'ics "sez ftd tela •arid eezl- - tennial, dake, and thbdki ; LADIES' WEAK arld DiIY GOODS e�cprc- fort he bDIP bnd-ir+ ` Whore �fer It'll, hejp arbd' supparc,t A Success Mentioning especially t h e minister of the church, who, had, assisted with, all the rarran'ge- menrts, Mrs. Whitmore express- ed the thanks of the congrega- tion ,and presemrted Mr. and Mrs. Mills with the centennial quilt, on behalf of the United Church• Women. Mr. Mills re- plied with thanks and surprise at such •a lovely gesture. Thus carcase to a. close another wonderful experience in the life of ithe Tumees congregation. Rev. Mills conducted' all four services several of which over- flowed into the basement where they had the use of a 'public address system installed by Merrill TV Service, Clinton. During the week greetings were received from Mrs. Evelyn Woods, 90,. of B.C., 'the former Evelyn. Turner, daughter of Mr. -and Mrs. Edward Turner, who had dbnated the property an which the church stands'. Greetings were also .received from Mrs. Gard 'on Settles, B.C. Flowers for bath services were provided by the ,families of Gifford Crich. and Mrs. New- man Garrett, in memory of their loved ones, The ladies of the .Church also added 'lovely ferns Band flowers for ,the frard corners of ,the and iu rium. During the past weeks, all the congregation, hadbeen busy painting, repairing ,aridar- ranging for ,this special „ event. Their efforts, have been rewards ed by an, anniversary offering of $1,000 and a time of joyous fellowship that wM long .be re- membered by (the people of Turner's Church. Ernie Crich and Alden Crich rebuilt and refindlshed the front door and painted the church fence. Chairs were loaned( by funeral homes in Clintbn and Seaforith. Ontario. Street United Church ,loaned dishes and hym- maries. 14erman Crich compiled the guest list and sent out im vitations. On June 17 a lecturn size copy of 'the Revised, Standard version orf ithe Bible was dedii.- cated. It had been presented in, 'memory of the late F etcher Townsend, by his :nephews. Other recent -gifts to the church ithe . picture ',ab o v e the organ: dedicated in memory of Wilho n Roberts; the hymn board, remodeled and 'present- ed by L"snestt Crich; ,the lrym- n'ary on Mire organ in, memory of Mrls. Samuel Whitmore, KEFAIGIMA,TE. IN SMALL BATCHES SAYS OAC Refrigerate foods ftir small batcheis and in shallow pans says home economists at Mac- donald, Institute, Guelph. Some foodls, such as :pie fillings and potato galla, cool slowly, even under r'e$ri�raition Bacterial growth during the Cooling Per- iod may be. rapid, so, it is Wise to give foods optimum coolmrg conditions, ower ,q�4eortnpyoF£ 4 Telegrroplled K Any*her@ �wr�n�oa6 K C Cooke, 0LORMST Dib!. tlti 2-10>I2, it, on. we . saltasrfaed with a wonderful ,day well spent. Goderich Twp. South Mrs, William Townshend re- turned .home from Clinton Pub- lic Hospital Fast week with her shoulder an a oast, where it will remain for some time, Mrs, Gretta Torrance, Kip - pen, spent Saturday and Sun- day visiting her friends, also her son, Harry and family, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sloan Jr, and family, Galt, called on Mrs. Atte T ALL SERVIC Bal.1,11epolon ve tcin d I over �.oQ 1 __.. � ati S :aft. er1 :the Ball reunian in Summeirhili hail oras Jrqne 16,. tram London, Godezuc t o S f th r t e on. h .xd . a. , r E.pi b r o, 'Tpogtgn, Mzchtga�t,, Cooksville :and` surrolzndi'rg •dis- iriCt?, W>nners In :spouts. .eve?yts were: races, three yeal'.and under, Paul anci Michael Gib- oings; 3-0 'years: Brenda and.. Paul G'dlabings; 6-9 years, girls, Connie Gi'bbii.VA, Debbie Gib-., bings arid Arva Ball; !boys, Jghngie -Gibbin Ric ky Ball, 10-14 years, girl's, Cindy Per, s1py, Brenda Ball; boys, Bob Vgdden, Ronnie Vodden; 15 years and .over, girls, •NormA Vodden, Jannis Wright; 'boys, Garnet Wright, Xe.ryyn Peri- found, Kiok,,the,s;11pper, girls, Verna Gittings; men, Leonard Vod- den; ,tie tieing contest, ,Edith and George Wright; nail drily- ing, Norman Wright; guessing beans, Dianne Moore, Sports were convened! "by Lloyd -and' ,Edna Pfaff, Helen and Wayne Fisher, Floyd and Marilyn Stanbury. Supper was served under, the committee of Bill and Verna Gibb ngs, George and Edith Wright, Dennis and Margaret Penofognd, President Melbourne BaR presided for ithe business session. New a� , cers are; hon- ourary Jprestidents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Melbourne :Ball; presidents, Mr, and Mrs. Nagman Wright; vice- presidents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ball; s'ecrelbaTVtreasurers, Ken and Mary Gibbings; executive, Ernie and Maxine Dur1•nvn, WH - £red and Olive Penrfound, Fred and Jean Vod'd'en. John Gibbin+gs Wats the oldest person present and wee Cheryl Millson, Sebringville, was the youngest, James R,- Stirling on Sunday. Nelson Williamson, Amberley, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berny William- son, on the Cut Line• Rev, Ross MacDonald, pastor of Hensall and Bayfield Presby- terian Churches called at the home of Colin McDonald and Mrs. Alda Gray on Monday, Victor Lindsay and family, Stratford, visited his mother, Mrs,,George Lindsay last week. Your Church his Sunday ES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.15 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP—"The Ten Virgins" Tuesday 8.00 p.m.—Prayer and Bible Study Saturday 7.00 p.m. --Junior Young People. A Cordial Welcome To All. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, July 1 9.45 a.m.—Worship Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday Sehool 8.00 p.m.—Guest Speaker. Tuesday Bible Study and prayer at 8 p.m, All Welcome Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hail 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: Services 11,00 a.m.--Breaking Bread 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School 7,00 pmt Preaching +the Gospel 8.00 p.m. --Thursday Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. Christian Reformed Church REV. L. SLOFSTRA Minister Sunday, July 1 10,00 ax#.�-�--Service in Dutch 2.30 p.m.—Service in English Minister: Rev: Vildhius; Listowel, EVERYONE WELCOME BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH T. Leslie Bobbins, B.A., Pastor Sunday, July 1 10.00 a.m,—Sunday School 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7.30 p.m,—Evangelistic Service Mr. Peter Golinski, Unevan- gelized Field Mission, Hiati, West Indies, Wed., 8 p.m. -Prayer Meeting, You are cordially invited to these services. Anglican Church of Canada St. Paul's ClintonRev. P. L. Dymond, LTh, Rector Charles Merrill, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 1 TRINITY 11 8.30 aim.—Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.—Holy Communion and Seamon. 7.00 p.m. --Evening Prayer St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev. D. J. LANE, B.A., D.D,, Minister Mrs. M. J, AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 1 9.45 a.m.--Church School 11,()0 a,m.—Worship Service Conducted by Rev, T. J, McKinney, Teeswater, who will be guest speaker, ALL WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US esleay�i:tlie--'�uimesiriltte �Initeh (lil�urtf{es REV. CLIP 6AD G. PARK, M.A., Minister JOINT SUMMER SERVICES DURING JULY at 11.00 IN ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH Also attend the Sunday IlWning Services in the Drive=ln Theatre nd - Ontario Street United Church ""M FRIENDLY CHURCH„ Pastor: 'RPM GRANT MILLS, B.A. 9.45 a,m 9,unday School 1,00 a,m 'Morning Wor 411ip. Wesley -Willi$ joining with lis, turner 's Cl+uwGw 9.45 a.m;--Church Se" VIN& 10.45 a,'m. —Sunday 'Sdhool - ,_ r i9 h # N r Tus, a � no R a ..Pae` TWA., , �. ,_ �..., � .. ,.gin .��►� _.�.,.� it.. J. ck- 1 n a .or 1 A lovely wedditlg avast 4.91e- Recent YisutaIM W#b Mr. a,nd mnrzpd' in the Londe;?bona !nit- Mrs, Loz is F'ar4t, RR: 4,ui�. ed w011nzi ch on Sa<turd'ay, Jung ton, were gr%, Robert ,Svrord, 2$, wwhen the. Rev, H, A,• age Owen Sound, Mrs, Char les 'Gro- utngod tin' g)n+arriage Glorla A?ino, ome, Welland; Rog, L.w* , elder- daughter of ?Virg and' Mrs. lvteaford fund Mrs ,and.11?ris, i`Tlsrr Thomas .13. Arlen, Z,wvdeslbRr+R, man Hunt, Water+loo, and Wayne Keith, older son of Mrs. Jahn T,arrniLton and 1vtn�. Dr, Kezinetth Jackson., Blyth, Bent Rowden spent a few days and' Ithe late Mrs. Ethel Jd•"k- last wee 'in. Toronto at the Son, Royal York I4otel, 'vV1we they Mrs, Harty Lear, –Wy%, Was abtehded tihe 72nd .annual Rg- orgaoist, playing traditional bekah Assemiblvv, Mrs, Rowden . . weddirvg anuric and <acaampaatr took part -14 the Guard of Hon- ledthe soloist, Ha=y Lean as be -our, during ithe installation of sang "I'll Walk Beside You,/° the Rob*ah Assembly of Olrt- "The Lord's Prayer" and "p alio, Promise Me," Mr, and Mrs, Dornald Crich The bride given. in marriage and family grad As thgir guests by her father, wore a floor Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs, length gawir of white peau de Howard Crioh, Clinton, Mr, and sale over staffeta feauring em- Mrs. BldenCrich and family broidered applique at the rRtmd Seafor+th Arid Mr. and Mss. Mel- neckline and on the full skint, bourne Ball and family, Gott- which formed an"apron efifect do erich. The occasion was 14 the back. The !sl'eeves were oeldbrption of the 45th wedding fang and pointed ,# the avrzs(t• aaurizr^ersary of Mr. and Mrs. She wore a string of cultured Howard Crich, pearls .and carried .a crescent . Mr, and Mrs, Jack Grindon, bouquet of American Beauty (nee Jun.', Rozell) Guelph, viz - roses and stephanotis, iltod over Itlhe weekend with Mr, Miss Karen Allen, Landes- and Mrs. A, Leibol d f � d an inns.l,>, baro, wits .her sister's maid of RR. 2, •01)inuton, Saturday, tli-e honour,. She wane a street len- occasion of ItYte latt'er's 23rd gith dress of ,nylon sparkle or- wedding anniversary, They aft- ganza over taffeta, with tucked tended ;the IOOF-sponsored bodice and full 's'khit, •a match- CKNX Barn Dance at CDCI. ing circular bowed headdress Friends called from Guelph., ' and white accessories. Beucefield and Zurich, Miss Sharon Jackson, Blyth, Mr. and, Mrs. G. W. Nabt, 107 sister of ithe groom, and Miss High Street, spent a very pleas - Nancy Lee Campbell, London, ant weekend in, Windsor and bridesmaids, ware similar govt- Detroit with their d'augh'ter n9 of pink sparkle organza over Miss Lee Natt and Mgrs. Gar - taffeta and+ Misses Glenyce and rioah land; family. It was their Helen Anderson, Londesrboro, .as 58th wedding anniversary. junior bridesmaids, ware ideal While there they enjoyed spend - tical gowns to that of t h e ling Friday evening at the new maid of honour, All the atten- Fisher Theatre where the opera dents; wore drop pearl necklaces "My Pc dr Lady" was being pre - and, ,carried crescent bouquets seated. They also saw the New of white ,carnations with tulle, York -Detroit baseball game at Jahn Shaddick, S•imeoe, was Briggs Stadium on Saturday, groomsman. Keith Allen, Lan- On Sunday 'they were enter- desbaro, ,brother of the groom, tained -at the Dertroitt Sailboat ushered ,the guests. Club where their daughter • Lee A reception • followed in ,the Is one of the skippers. church parlors where the Lon- desboro United Chur'c'h Women served a delicious turkey dhn- Bride -Elect is n'er. The guests were received the bride's' mother, who wore dress of coffee beige w a Feted By Pupils nylon lace over ;taffeta, with maitchinvg and +green accessories n Neighbours and nd a corsage of •chalice roses, She was, assisted by the groom's A miscellaneous shower was mother, Mrs. Charles S•'hob- .held for bride -elect Miss Katth- brook, Blyth, weanling a two erine Blacker lash Friday in, the piece costume of beige linea, Granton. Presbyterian Church With Thatching moss green ac- with over 50 school .pupils, mo- cess,aries Band a corsage of chat- thers and friends attendiug. ice'roses. Mrs. Hazel Parkinson was co - For travelling on a honey- hostess. Lunch ,was served by moon down the St. Lawrence the neighbours, Miss Blacker Seaway axed points east, the expressed -thanks for the lovely bride changed to a ,two piece gits, ensemble of pale beige linen Neighbours and friends gath- with green -flower hat and ered at the home of Mr. and brown -accessories. She wore a Mrs. Charles: Merrill on Satur- corsage of +taw•nry ,gold! roses, day for 'a miscellaneous shower On ,their'retturm Mr. and MrS. for Miss Blacker. Over 40 Jackson Will reside in Ridge- people attended -and Mrs, Mer - town, where the groom is on. ,the vyn Penfound, Embro, wars co - staff of -the Ontario Agrieultu- hostess. ral School. Mrs, Penfdund conduote.c two The Ian ge province, Quebec, . contests and' gave a reading. miss Blacker replied appre- leas a land area of 523 68Q sq:uare mlebr; the smallest, .in cnation. Lunch was served :by Prince Edward Isiamd, than •a B a r:b a r a Watkins, Prancers land' area. of 2,184 square miles. Blacker and Margaret Merrill. SUMMER -TIME Ends on Saturday _........... the ;ladies •:had t6ce+ived.