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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-07-12, Page 7Contributions Alw°« ys Welcome Beg, Cook, Westrninster Ma]Ii- Lary Hospital, visited friends in +tams#: this Week. Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Moir, Lakeside, called en his daugh- ter, Mrs, H. HeWard, 160/1 con- cession, Gotlerleh Town'sh'ip, ac- companied by Miss. M. E, Muir, Mr. -and Mrs•, Alvalvley Gar- rett, Clinton, spent :a few days with their soreinelaw and dairgitter, Mr, and Mrs. Biuret Elgenviile, .Oaterio.. Miss Bambara Durst, ' Iseae Street left • car, Wednesday to aitteedthe S•impresca CGIT CJ s .a s ff member at Camp a taer xn+.. RR '1, Pernetaugueshene, Mr,' and Mrs. Frank Penne- baker a'ttend'ed •the Iiggiris, Clan Reunion held at Wingliann an Jetty 1, with 110 descendants attending. Mrs. Lyde Warren and Miss Grace Warren, Grand Raid,_ Michigan, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pennaker Chit week. 1Vlrs. Margaret Heard, Albert Street, and her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Bail, 'travelled by Vie - count plane least week to Tim- mins,. to visit Mrs, Heard's sis- ter, Mrs. H. Redden. Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy and Donald, Toronto, visited over the weekend with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mas. Herb Fairservice, 219 Cowper Street. Me. 'end! Mrs, Lloyd Johnson and family Esther and Robert, London, visited on Sunday wvth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lepping- ton, 177 Spencer Street, Clin- ton. Me. M .. and Mrs. Louis Forest spent the weekend in Detroit and attended the. Foreet family reunion .and' visited at Orchard Lake with Mr. Forest's .brother- inelaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred .Churchill., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gerant, Tommy and Sharon, Vancouver, B.C., were weekend guests at the homes of Miss Emma Plum - steel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Plum steel and Miss Eleanor Plten- steel. ' Rogers Majestic TV SALES & SERVICE - Ted Ryder's TV 245 Victoria St. Clinton HU 2-9320 1 4. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere K. C. Cooke, FLORIST Dial HU 2-7012, Clinton 1 Sunday *Kers with .Mrs. Jean leebdee, 64 Princess Street East, were Mr, end Mas, C. Knox and daughter Mary El- len, Charlene, Patsy, F.inbro; Mise M. Ball, W ood'Stocle Will- Liam Knox, B'eachvifie, A din- ner picnic was enjoYed at 'the Chetan enrie i; ty Park. Mr. ,and IVlrs. Alex Muir and sons John and Bob, Lakeside, caned on. his aunt, Mrs, J. Heb- den on Sunday. Donald G, Mac- Gregor, Lond'esboro, accompan- ied them for •a week's tholicla5,7 at Lakeside. took 1 A large family gathering oa c place at the 'borne of Mr, and Mrs. H. Howard on 16tih corn - cession, Gederieh Township, on Sunday to honour their daugh- ter, .Miss Barbara, bride -elect. Thirty,+six eeletaves' were seated at a bounttiful picnic supper 1» honour the :guest, Gordon 'Hebden aed two chil- dren, 'Mary G. end John, Ws Mother Mrs. E, Helbden, and Miss Hussey, all of London, called on Mars. J. Hebden;, Priv- Gess Street East, Tuesday on :their way home fecal Howden - vine. Mrs. David •Graubert, John, Cathy and baby Timmy, return- ed' to their home'in Manhasset, New York City, after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire, Clinton. Dr. and MTs. Graubert and ,family leaere July 25 for a six weeks holiday in Europe. Church at Auburn Is 102 Years Old AUBURN -The 102nd anni- versary services' of Knox Pres- byterian Church was 'held last Sunday with a good attendance at both :services. Rev. T. J. Mc- Kinney, Teeswarter was guest speaker. The service of :song was led 'by Miss Margaret Hai- nes organist for the.maiming service. The choir, a girls' chor- us sang. Tin the chorus were Barbara MacKay, Barbara. San- derson, Margaret Sanderson, Mary Sanderson, Marie Leath- erlanid, J o yc e Leatherland; 'Marilyn Daer and Marjorie Youngblut. Rev. T. 5. McKinney chose for his ,text, "This is •the Life" at the morning service. He told how the Christtiaa, life is a life of freedom. "As there is much slavery in Canada to -day with people in chains of worry, an- xiaty, self -ideas and ;ambitions, past failures, ,past habits, they cannot enjoy the Christian life." But he reminded.his congregation that It is the same to -day as when Jesus was on earth setting the people free from illness and worry, The Christian life is"The Life" ;be- cau'se it is 'the+life of perfect satisfaction. At the evening service he spoke on "All men seek Thee". He told ,how Christ is to be found in the heart 'that loves Trim, in the home that welcom- es Him andin the church that worships .arid obeys Him. The service of sang was under the direction of organist Miss Bar- bara MacKay. The choir sang an anthem and Miss Margaret Haines sang a solo, Ushers for the day were Gordon Dobie, Kenneth Scott and Alvin Leath- erland. The beautiful bouquet of flowers on the communion, table was in memory of the late 5, C. Stoltz. They were placed there by his wife, Mrs. J. C. Stoltz. If a man d'oestet get happier as he gets older, he Hasn't Iearined what he should along the way. ONLY 2 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS 'LEFT The Skywriter Smith -Corona's Lightest Model Easy to carry! Seedy to use! Accurate! Thrifty! Neat! only S6975 Withy P%0 Cash Discount Terms it requested See theta! Buy at (east Oner ClintonNews-Record 56T Albert Street Ci jNTO l ' NU 1.3443 ENGAGEMENTS ANNQUNCED Ml, Elgin Porter, Beets field, Qntario, wishes to #announce the engagement cif his daughter Kathleen to Mr. John Sieiltsemk acral of Mr,, and Mrs, Albert Sienteerea., Blyth. The :near- r rage will take place Bayfield Uitedc ,Church, Aµgust 4, at }two o'clock. 284 Mr, and Mrs. George Wright, Londesboro, wis1. to announce the engage- merit of 'their secan'tt daughter, Beverley Anne to Mr, Arnold Alvin Riley, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. ,1 o lin Riley, • Londesboro. The marriage to take place on August 4 et 3 Pelle, tl Londesboro United Chub, 28p Trousseau Tea For Miss Riley At Kippers Home KZPPEN---'Mrs. Nelson Riley,, RR, 2, Kippers, entertained Sat- urday evening at a trousseau tea honouring her daughter Marlene, bride -elect of Satur- day, July 14. The Mable was attractive, covered with a white linen cloth, centred with a bouquet of sweet peas and a. silver tea service at each end of the table. The bride's three tier wedgy ding flake was placed on a side table. Those pouring tea in- clud'ed the bride's grandmoth- ers, Mrs, Nancy' Riley and Mrs. Mary Gerrber. Guests were .reL ceived by Marlene and her mother and a sister Miss Doris Riley was in charge of the register and trousseau gifts. eler sister Grace displayed; ens and other articles. A cousin, Miss Ruth Clnusius displayed bedding, mats ;and cushions. The shower gifts and dishes were displayed by a -cous- in Miss Shirley Heywood; wed- ding gifts and trousseau by her sister Eleanor. Servers were Miss Ferne Steekle, Miss; Ida Mantle. and Mise Helery Siteckle. Assistants' were aunts, MYrs. Albert Claus - ins, Mrs. Orland Gerber and Mrs. Harvey CIausiu's, also a cousin Miss Dorothy .E;lrb. Clinton LOU To Stage a Picnic In Clinton a on Park The Huron Lodge Ne. 377 of the Ladies Orange Benevolent Association head their regular meeting on Tuesday,., July 10. The 12th of julywhich was celebrated in Kincardine en Saturday, July 7 bad been en- joyed by all members. It was decided, to hold the August ;meeting in the form of a family picnic on Sunday, u u 19in the' Com- munity AugustCl'iinton G runty Park. All members and their families are invited 'to attend and to (bring their picnic baskets, plates and cutlery, It was decider oto invite the LO, rnexnbers and their families to join th hein, Tagwis' for t.the True Blue and Orange Houne were sold oil July 7 taking It •a total of $60,57, Plans were made to have a $50 draw 'to be drawn, an November 13 with all proceeds for the bundling fund. NEW: 'Of KIPPER (G.orresPgndent..:MRS. ,N. 1-dnl ,; .P.hune.11ensai! 78 W,;i) Mr, and Mrs. Jac1f ,cerisitt slid family spent the weekend at Ipperwesh Beach. Mrs William Kyle and 10r - nie apent the weekend with rel- atives in Dearheree Mich. Misses laryn and Lynda Al- derdice 'returned home and are Visiting with Mr. and Mrs,. Vern Alderdree. Mrs. Joe LeGuar Dow view visited a few dnIt her f days with aunt, Mrs. N, Long and. ..... Mr, Long, Sympathy is extended Mrs. William Caldwell .and family the sudden passing of a bus - band and father, the late Wil- a m C ldwell. Mr, and Mrs, Grant Love, Caro, Mich., visited a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Mc- Bride and other relatives and attended the family reunion at Bayfield op Sunday, Mrs. Ed. Cudmore, Mrs, Geo- rge Edwardson and daughter Carol, Vancouver are visiting this week with the forrner':s brother and sister-in-law, Mr, and Mrs, W, L. Mellis. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Hutchison, $t. Thomas accompanied them on Monday. Me, and Mrs. Thorn Docker are on vacation for two weeks. Mrs. John Henderson is a patient in Clinton. Public Hosp- ital. Miss Mary Payne is visiting Miss Sharon Merritt, St. Thom- as, for a few days. Larry Payne, St. Thomas, is visiting .his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Payne. Mrs. Lorne McNaughton is a patient in : Victoria Hospital, London. Bob Hedden and Jack Faas, Dresden are spending a week vacationing with the former's. uncle, Herb Hedden. Mrs. D, G. Williams and family are holidaying for three weeks with Mrs. Williams' par- ents in Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hed- den and family, Dresden spent the weekend with Herb Red- den. Amber Rebekah Lodge pic- nic scheduled for July 9 has been postponed until further notice. A large elm tree was broken off near the home of Percy Harris of Chiselhurst by the Attend Your Church This Sunday ALL SERVICES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. 10.00 a.m.--SundayY School 11.15 a.m: FAMILY WORSHIP- 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 Sundays• July 15 9.45 a.m,-Worship Service 11.00 a.m.-Sunday School 8.00 p.m. -Guest Speaker: Mr. John M. Martin, Hawkes - vine. Tuesday -Bible Study and prayer at 8 p.m. Guest Speaker: Mr. Martin All Welcome • St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Rev, D. J. LANE, B.A., D.D., Minister Mrs. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 15 10.00 a.m.--Church School 11.00 a.m.-Worship Service - conducted by Rev. T. J., Mc- Kinney, Teeswater, guest Speaker. ALL WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH T. Leslie leobbins, i3.A.s Pastor • Sunday, July 15 L0.00 ant -Sunday School L1.00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7.30 p.m. - Evening Service, Missionary Speaker: Rev. Roblin. Wed., 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting. You are cordially invited to these Services, Christian Reformed Church REV. L. SLQFSTRA Minister Sunday, July 15 10.00 a.m.-Service in Dutch 8,00 p.m. -Service in English EVERYONE WELCOME Anglican Church of Canada • St. Paul's -- Clinton Rev. P. L. Dymond, LTh, Rector Charles Merrill., Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, July 15 TRINITY IV 8.30 a.ny.-Holy Communion 11.00 a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon, 2.30 p.m. -Evening Prayer Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered le 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# Services 11,00 ane -Breaking Bread 3.00 per, --Sunday School 7.00 p.ni.-Preaching, the Gospel 8.00 p.m. -Thursday - Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. ceXeg illiY(1ia-_ thiteoiuiile 1tate). (t1ljzttclie0 REV, CL111''FOIttY G. PAM M.A., Minister JOINT SUMMti3 8'ERVICES DURING JULY et '11.00 TN ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH -i Gel Ontario Street United Church "n -IE X 1t#ENDLY CHLY.2'tttV Pastor: REV, GRANT MILLS, B.A. OAd a,n .--Sunday School 1.1.06 #ten lGLoening Worship, Wesley -Willis ;joining With us, T'urner's it hart h 2.45 4.141. --``Church Seteiee 10,45 a tee Sunday Scheel wind storm, Sunday evening. Mr. acid Mrs, James Jenkins, Janet, Judy and Gordon, left on Wednesday 'to reside in Northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mock and family are vacationing for two weeks at Sauble Beach, near Owen Sound. Mrs. Ralph McArthur, Mac and Cain, Rivers, Man., Mrs. Marce Bogart, Bobbie and Jam- ie, Winnipeg, Man., are vaca- tioning with Mrs. McArthur's parents, Mr. and Mrs: Fred Beer. F /0 John Beer, Mrs. Beer, David, Johnny and Steven of Camp Borden, are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. George Beer Linda Lee and Betty Ann. Mr, and Mrs, Ross MacMillan and David, Kitchener spent Sun- day with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle and family. Mrs. Bill Knights and son Stewart, Blenheim visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rigby, Bl- enheim returned to Blenheim on Wednesday after vacationing for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Snell, and Mr, and Mrs. Stewart McQueen. Charles Mickle who is attend- ing .00E Summer School, Lan- don, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob and Ann. On Sunday, July 8, the fam- ily of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Elder, Hensel', met at the home of Pearl and Delbert Gei- ger west of Zurich for their annual picnic. Mrs. Alice Joynt returned home after a ten-day visit with Dr, Harry Joynt and family in Toronto. They spent the week- end •holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Laird Joynt at their summer cottage on Lake. Simcoe, Miss Cassie Dougall was vis- ited by her cousin, Wayne Hen- derson, Mrs. Henderson and family of Plover, Iowa, USA last Thursday. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Mc- Laren, also a cousin of Mr, Hendersdn. This was their first visit to Canada, which they think is a beautiful country. Legion picnic at Seaforth Lions Park on Sunday was at- tended by 70: A full program of sports was run off under dir- ection of Mr. and Mrs. • W. J. Cameron, and Mrs. Howard Sm - ale. Eldest person present was Mrs. Neel), Tavistock, mother of Mrs. William Brown; young- est, Donna Jean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Allan; largest -family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Campbell. Harry Horton was soloist at the morning service of the Un- ited Church. Rev. H. F, Currie delivered an inspiring and in- formative message, and the choir under the direction of Mrs. Robert Pryde rendered an anthem. Both United and Car- mel Church congregations were well . represented. Wali Palls In a severe rain and wind storm in ITensall Sunday night Which lasted five minutes, a protection barrier in front of Rev, and Mrs, Victor Long- field, Midland, Miche; Mrs. Alice Keen, Stratford; Bennis Kerr, London and Mr. arid Mrs. Eldin Kerr, Wanthrep, visited. Sunday with M. E, Dowson. Rev, and Mrs, Vietor Long, field, Midland, Mich., visited, with Mr. end Mrs. Eldon Jar rott and other relatives over' the weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Vern Alderdice and Mr, end Mrs, Bryant Tye, "Thorndale spent the weekend at Key River, McLeod Camp, fish- ing, Gary and Lynn. Alderdice visited with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. ugh Alderrdo . Kippen East Women's Instit- ute picnic will be held on Fri- day, July 13, at 6.30 p.m. sharp. i f at Lions Park, Sea orth Table .committee, Mrs, Robert Gem - melt, Mrs, William Bell, - Mrs. James Drernomnd; snorts com- mittee, Mrs, Vern A,lderdice, Mrs, .Stewart Pepper; Ice cream Mrs. E. Whitehouse; tea and freshie, Mrs. C, Pullman. Ev' eryy,one welcome, Bring dishes arid silver for your family. bible School At Auburn Has Closing Program AUBURN The elosieg pro- gram of the 1:962 Daily Voca- tion Bible School was held on Saturday morning In Knox Un- ited Church, Rev, Charles Lew- is presided and Miss Bernice McDougall was the pianist. Mr. Lewis introduced thisyear's theme, "Adventuring with Chr- The ,pre-school children with their leader Mrs. Wilfred San- derson •sang their songs with Margaret Haines as pianist ,and Mrs, Maurice Bean directing. Verses were recited by some of the pupils. They were Lorraine Chharaney, Alan Hildebrand, Biddle, Wanda TommyBid a P1 a aet- zer, Murray Thompson ,and Ma- rie .Ehipey. The, ,primary school pupils under the leadership of Miss Margaret R. Jackson sang the songs which they learned. der - beg the week with Barbara MacKay as pianist, They were directed by Miss Betty Marsh. Bible verses learned were by Marie Plunkett, Raymond Hild- ebrand, John, Koopmans, Mar- tha Biddle, Ross Dobie and Louise Hunking. The Junior pupils under the direction of their leader,. Mrs. Lloyd Humphreyes sang the songs they learned with Carole Brown as pianist. Solo • pante Were 'taken by Betty Moss, Tena eifer Grasige, Nan Lapp and Brenda East; 'Ilhe Intel -mediate class in charge of their leader, Craig Peters and Mts. Lloyd Walden marched .to the platform ;behind a large wooden' cross carried by Kenneth Sproul. Mrs. Murray Wilson was the pianist.- Sev- eral ,songs were sung and a duet, "Beneath !the Cross" was sung by Nancy Anderson and Laura Daer, The devotional period was taken by Rev. Charles Lewis, Rev. Robert Meally and Craig Peters After t he presentations o f Ontario ST. S.S. The Sunday School executive of Ontario Street United Church met in the church par- lour with 12 'teachers ,present. After a short devotional period the business was dealt with. Plans were made for ithe Sun- day School picnic on July 18 at Jowett's Grove in Bayfield at 3 o'clock. Anyone wishing transportation is to be at the hurch at 2.30p.m. with their Church picnic baskets and cars will be on hand. the Silko Dry Goods store (re- cently purchased by Al. Scholl) was blown down by the wind. It landed on two cars owned by Lloyd Ferguson, Chiselhurst and Alex MoBeath, Kippen, causing some $200 damage. The cans were parked by the build- ing while the owners were at- tending a Lodge service at the . funeral chapel. ,Chief of Police E. R. Davis investigated. ON SALE HOW REDUCED 20 1'O 331/3% Not ALL. SIZES IR EVERY STYLE AIKEN'S ,ulggc qe 1 CIot ling Thum, Ljuiy 12, 1962 ---CJ ptole.:Npw - ecord-+-4a0o Picnic And SS 4 'Club Has. July MMeeting a Picnic. elti The SS No. 4 Goderloj-t Town, ship Ce ninunity Club held their aumual picnic on the school ground's on Thursday, June 28 with a good attendance. There were games of baseball, etc, and races end contests for all,. with Mrs, Harry Oakes and Mrs, Donald Lobb in charge of sports and prizes.. Following the super- hour the pupils sof ,SS No. 4 gathered around 'their teacher, Cameron Addison, Jeannette Lobb read an address and Elizabeth Thompson and Lois Merrill pre - seated him with a motor ring, Mr. Addison expressed grateful appreciation for' the gift. Both pupils and tea her exAect to be at the Holunesville Schaal Area eehool in the coming year, certificates the,offering. was re- eeived by Dianne Kirkconnell, Jill Bennett, Kenneth. Sproul and Elmo Hildebrand'. During ,the week the school met for opening services iaa St. Mark's Anglican Church and 'theta went to- the other churches in the village for their separate classes; of study and crafts, The pre-school class with Mrs. Sanderson as leader was assisted by Mrs. Thomas Hag- gitt, Mrs, Maurice Bean, Mrs, Frank ltaithby, Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer, Mi s. Leonard Arch- embattlt, Jane Young, Margaret Haines, B.aibaro Spnd'erson, Marilyn Daer, Jannett Dobie,. The primary elates with, Miss Margaret Jackson, Rev. C. Le wis, 1Vfiss Betty Marsh and Mi -s. Arthur Grange as leaders were assisted: by Rose Haggitt, Mav- gje Koopnva>ns, Marie Leather - Lad, June Mills, Bernice McDou- gall and Barbara MacKay. . The junior class with Mrs, Lloyd Hunnphreyes as leader was .assisted by Rev. Robert Meally, Mrs, Robert Arthur, Mrs. Orval McPhee, .Mrs, Geo- rge Schneider and Car o 1 e Brown. During the course a miss- ionary .film was shown of child- ren in Hong Kong and a special missionary offering was receiv- ed 'to assist in this worthy pro- ject. July 1 sting The :S$ No. 4 Dod'er ch Town ship Parrammity Club, 'held the: July meeting at the home xf Mrs. Walter Forbes. The preele dent, Mrs, Wf'liia,nr Lobb omen- ed the meeting. Mrs, Jim Lobb. read the rillittIteS and roll call. "are you having a ;holiday?" Was answered! by 12 merilibers.. There were three visitors. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs,'Lorne Tyndall; ,this show- ed abalance of $59:21. JEN'� _. FRUIT MARKT Ontario Grown -New Potatoes . , 10 lbs. 49c Home Grown Head Lettuce .. 2/29c Home Grown New Cabbage, ba.9 �� a 2/25c ._ Home Grown New Carrots.. 2/194 Home Grown New Beets 2/19c Home Grown Green Onions 2/15c Fresh Green . Peas and Yellow Beans Large Cakes . 2/15c Field Grown Tomatoes Sunkist Oranges .. 2 doz. 69c RASPBERRIES Having taken over the Jacobs Raspberry Patch,we are now taking orders in any amount; picked fresh every- day except Sundays at market prices. Phone HU 24031 FREE DELIVERY JEAN'S FRUIT MARKET 242 VICTORIA STREET rrig -- Derc;loping -. ANY TYPE I" I l„ t IJR SERYICE I JENNY L1ND urpmer C indi 's eftu idt ill'•effe Spray , Deodorant lc 1,89 Both,for ;$1,00 A1E:R1NS. tie Horne Perm i eg, Path for $2.00 i it SUMM Super Plen rr� 8b.Friow h,i ocy..�i�.farr M<rI.I 1A FILt i 21 i� 620 120 RAg., 60c Sate . 49a or 3 for $ 1 .2'.' v•.