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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-09-27, Page 71,3 gring AUCTION BAI.B Clearing Auction $ale _q kpirm Stock, Machinery ,and House, hole. Effects at' .Lot 27, IP14P .Water Highway, C. 900th Twp.,r 7 miles so ld on Boderlch 0 'I'tueSd Y. Qlrtfi er 9th ;at 1 pei?7.. Cattle: 6 young. Durham and Hereford cows,. milking and. rem bred', to freshen in March and ,April; 2 baby beef calves; 1 calf 9 ii?onthS old; IYear old steer, Poultry; 50 Rybrid .hens, 1 year old. I M.acltinery.; Ford. tractor re, cently overhauled in Al condi- tion; Doerborn 2,furrow plow; IHC .drag harrows; Blssel 72- Plate disc; d section -harrows; 3 drum steel roller; scuffler! BIRTHS ANDREW$ -*- In Toronto 4n Monday, September 24, X962, to Mr: and M,rs. William An - di ews, Leaside, Toronto, a daughter (sister for Gregory and Brenda), BATHOATF--f}} Clinton I'ub Iia HpsBiital, on Monday, Sep tem.,P 24, 1962, to Sergeant and lYlrs, L, Bathgate,. Clin- ton, a son. BOON;...In Clinton Public Hos, pita_, on Tuesday, September 25, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs. John. Boon, ISR 2, l3ayfieid, a Son. CARTER In St, Marys Hospl-, til, Kitchener, on. 'Thursday, September 2Q, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth ,Carter, a daughter (Mary Catherine). CARTER - In Clinton Public McCormick 4 -bar sine rake .(nice ospitaedn e er ' on Wesday, SeP- t 26 o r, and mb. 962 t new); -f . c � i Co c mo 6 t.M e•. rm k mower; drop -head hay loader; manure , M Jim Carter, RR, 1, LOA- _ 2,OQO-lb, scales; rav, g desboro, a son. el box brood 1 . er stove, Steward HANNA -In Alexandra Marine , electric clippers (new);; oil d General i an. a al HosptaI, Gode- drum; electric fencer; rubber rich, .on Thursday, September tired wagon (Iike new) ; hay 20, 1962, to Mr, and Mrs, 'Ro- rack; sling ropes; truck wagon, best Manna, Clutton, a, son 13044, .hay rope, .car, ..puUpYs; (David Robert). woven wire stretchers; logging THERIAULT-In Clinton Pub- chains; forks; shovels. lic Hospital, on Wednesday, Hay and Grain: 500 bus September September 26, 1962, to LAC oats; 300,bales missed hay; :man, and Mrs, J, • G. Theriault, golds, Clinton, a .daughter, Household Effects: mahogany ULMER. -- In Clinton Public settee and 2 chairs; Bell organ; Hospital, on Thursday, Sep - drop -head, sewing machine; 4 tember 20, 1962, to Corporal parlour gables; leather couch; and Mrs. Carl Ulmer, Clin- 5 antique rocking chairs; large ton, a daughter. plate glass mirror, 10 dining WALLACE--In Clinton Public room chairs; occasional chairs; Hospital, on Thursday; Sep - 0 dining desk; round dining t er 2Q 1962, to Mr and room table; drop leaf table; Mrs. B. Wallace, Londesboro, glass cupboard; rangette; wash- a daughter. E:W�AGEMEW ANNOUNCED Mr. ! Mms, 'W. T. HOS icing, Twor0p, wish ,to An- nqurice tezrgagenrft 'of theiir dialuoter Jogovote,, to Mr, D000a Ralph Corrosh,. Clintan, the wodding wIA tailw 'place cyl, day, oct, _rhea^ 5, gait 7,30 p,nz, in 'the chupol :of & manuel iCp lege, TaroruW. $9p MARRIAGES - CHRISTIAN-KEUHL •-- rn go,. anville .Baptist Church, on Saturday afternoon, Seliteitib, -er 2$, 1962, by the Rev, E, ba Brueher, Yvonne Carol, daughter of Mr, and Mrs; Leonard Keabi, RR 9., !Gob den, to Hartl tin a , PP Chi % e •and Mrs. K Hensall. LISKY-JOYN' House Chaff Saturday, :Set by the Rev. Leith, assisteG father, E.Iza Joynt, laugh; Mrs. Robert Toronto, form to Eugene PE of the Rev, , J. Glisky, St. )HNSTON SC the Chapel United Chun British Colun day, Septemb the Rev. Joh Franzika, daui Mrs. Albert In Hart Toronto, on nber 15, 1.962 )r. J, Scott ✓ the groom's ,h Louise of Mr, and Mr, -and ann, to ing machine; coal oil lamps; Norfthern Ontario,. Mals. VAU, lawn Stewart is visit, of Mr. and Mrs. W. Orland' fernery; 3 furnished bedrooms; BAYFIELD BAPTIST Johnston, Clinton. dressers, stands; pictures; 2 Goderich Twp. South LUNF]NBORG-WIF,LENGA - toilet sets; chest of drawers; white enamel Wingham cook 'Mr, and Mrs. Frank II•ageman 7n 'Christian Reformed Church, London, on Saturday, stove. Quebec heater; quantity' of china, including set of Bridal and dimughter, Mr• 014 mve. Jack SitirUng• and Mark., all of September 22, 1962, by the Rev, G. Bouma, Wilma, Rose. Other articles too riumer. ous to mention, Toa.•oivta, sperm Sunday at their daughter of Mrs, M. Wielen, Terms: Gash cottage and w4h other friends, Ben Ralthwell, well-known din ga, the Netherlands, and the lateMr. Wlelefiga, to Bruin Proprietor, Forest McClure Auctioneer, Harold Jackson Township, God'erkch Township, is a patient Lunenborg, Byron, son of Mrs. J. Lunenborg, of the Powell Clerk, George Powell in Clinton,Public tat Netherlands, and the late Mr. 39-40b Mrs.. Eloanor Picot spent Sun- Lunenborg. M>rrs. Amtihur .Bmfield, Wind' day in CMton. Mir. and Mrs. Doug. McDoug- TINNEY -MAY - In James Street United Church, Exe- sur, spent last week vwith Item Gi Gaderach, avid Mrs. Maude Gibsorn, Detroit, were calling an ter, on Saturday, September ox:iu n, Miss Evelyn Haul, friends Mz'is week. 15, 1962, by the Rev. S. E. Lewis, Marian Pearl, daugh- Christian Reformed ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hed- Attend Your Church ley May, RR 1, Centralia, to Dwayne Garvin Tinney, tion Service. son of Mr. and. Mrs.. Jack Tin- REV. L. SLOFSTRA Minister You are cordially invited to these services, ney, RR 1, Exeter. i This Brucefield, daughter of the TURNER-McFARLANE - In St. Andrews Sunday 10.00 a.m.-Service in English 2,30 p.m. -Service in Dutch Ontario Street United Church Intosh, in her 86th year. Ser - vice from the Beattie St - EVERYONE WELCOME chapel on Saturday afternoon, al home, 55 Rattenbury St - reet East, Clinton, to Baird's ALL SERVICES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME September 22, 1962, by the Rev. G. Mills, Nancy Anne, d ht M d M aug er of L. an XP. John McFarlane,. Clinton, to George Herbert Tamer., son of Mr. and Mrs, John Turner, RR 3, Seaforth. DEATHS ELLIOTT - In Clinton, on Tuesday, September 25, 1962, David Elliott, beloved hus- band of Mary Jane Reid, in recently extended to us also for floral tributes and cards. . Everyone's thoughtfulness. will always be remembered, -= MRS. i Wl LLIAM TELFORD, JULIA AND SCOTT. 39b The family of the late Hugh MacKay wishes to thank re)a tives, . friends and neighbours for the many sets of kindness extended to them during' thein " recent sad bereavement. Sped- ial thanks to the staff of Clin- ton tin W'esthlihster hospitals, Rev, J 13:. Harrison, Trinity Guild and Ball and Mutdh fun - oral home. 89b. T'he family of the late Mrs. vAa J'o sl'mwt" h els s`fi� Norfthern Ontario,. Mals. VAU, lawn Stewart is visit, his..,8lstt.. ygar. Service_. rot , Maple Street BAYFIELD BAPTIST home,all 153 High Street cin - GOSPEL HALL CHURCH ton, to Clinton .Cemetery, on 100 with Mrs, Read in the c'h'air Patto'r REV, 601ANT MFL.L 4i B.A. Friday afternoon, Septemb- CLINTON T. Leslie Hobbins, B.A., er 28, at 2.30 p.m, Please make a note Pastor JOSLING r - In Tuckersmith Sunday, September 30 of this number Township, on Friday, Septem- 9.45 a.m: Worship Service 11.00 a.m.--Sunday School Sunlay, September , 30 10,00 a.m•-Sunday School ber 2, 1962, Ida Louisa Iz- lard, widow of the late Char - 8.00 p.m. -Guest Speaker: Mr. H, W. Aitken, London. 11.00 a.m.-Merning Worship "Preach les Josling, in her 90th year. Service from the Ball and Tuesday Bible Study and The Word" Match funeral home, 153 High prayer at 8 p.m. All Welcome 7.30 p.m. -Evangelistic Hour "Making People Sorry" ,Street, ClintonClinton , to Cemetery, on Monday after - The ?gbh annual Harvest Gamow Linda Jervis and Ruth Crich, moon, by the Rev. Grant The treagurer'.s report was given ipy Mrs, Livermore -in the Wed., 8 p.m. Prayer Service Mills, Ontario Street United Christian Reformed Fri., Sept. 28, 7,30 p.m -Indus. Church, McINTOSH-7n dlinton Public Church tion Service. Hospital, on Monday after - REV. L. SLOFSTRA Minister You are cordially invited to these services, noon, September 24, 1962, Charlotte Maude McIntosh, Livermore and 11%Trs. Wood were ,appointed to the decorating ,,....:...... ..................... Brucefield, daughter of the Sunday, September 30a St. Andrews late Charlotte and David Mc - 10.00 a.m.-Service in English 2,30 p.m. -Service in Dutch Presbyterian Church y Intosh, in her 86th year. Ser - vice from the Beattie St - EVERYONE WELCOME Rev. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A. al home, 55 Rattenbury St - reet East, Clinton, to Baird's on September 17 at; 7,30 P.M. in the church basemlent to make Interim Moderator Cemetery, Stanley Township Anglican Church 9 Mrs. M. d. AGNEW, Organist on Wednesday afternoon, September by the Rev. Anywhere •,,,, , '�°' and Choir Leader 25, A. of Canada H. Johnston, Brucefield Unit- ' St. Pauls - Clinton Sunday, September 30 ed Church, NOBLE -- In Clinton Public Rev. P. L. Dymond, L7h. Dr. S. M. Scott, ,er. Kincardine, guest speak Hospital, on Saturday, Sep - Rector The number will be listed In Member 22, 1962, Margaret Charles Merrill, Organist ALL WELCOME TO Hill, widow of the late John and Choir Leader WORSHIP WITH US Noble, Clinton, in her 96th Telephone Directory. work of three mi.ssionaries in. Korea. Mrs. Parke read as letter from a Young minister in New- year. Service from the Ball St. Paul's Harvest Thanksgiving Services 9962 Joseph Street and Mutch •funeral home, 1531 High Street, Clinton, on Sunday, September 30 GOSPEL HALL theeS SGrantbeMills, TRINITY XV Pall -bearers were six grand- Rev. to 8.30 a.m.-Holy Camha n s- CLINTON Clinton Cemetery, POTTER -Irl. Clinton on Wed - a m,= -Harvest Thanks- giving Service giving Christians gathered in the name nesday, September 22, 1962, Preacher. The, Rev, Bren of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18. 2b) in the above Frederick L, Potter, in his 77th year. Service from the de Vries, rector of Exeter, � 7.00 p.m. -Choral. Evensong .meeting hall invite you to come and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Beattie funeral home, 55 Rattenbury Street East, Clin- . Preacher: The Rev, H. Don- Jesus and His Love, ton; on Friday afternoon, aldson ' - rector of Seaforth. Order of meetings on Lord's September. 28 at p,m. by Tues., Oct. 2 pot luck supper Day as follows: the Rev. C. G. Park, to Clin- C and. penny sale, Parish ley Mana-han, Clinton.. tori Cemetery: Hall, 630 p.m. Come and Services Born or. October 23, 1872, she bring. a friend: Fri., bbt. 6= Tea at new rectory 11.,00 a.m.-Breaking Bread 3,00 p.mSunday School CARDS OF THANKS to raise funds for Hong 7.00 p m.-Preachibg the Gospel We would sincerely like to Ron tun i - ch children, 3 g gry 5 8.00 p.m. Thursday Prayer. relatives, friends thank. all our re s, p.m., 7-9 P.M. Meeting and Bible Reading, and neighbours for their many A special, number was; a duet by Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs. acts of kindness and sympathy recently extended to us also for floral tributes and cards. . Everyone's thoughtfulness. will always be remembered, -= MRS. i Wl LLIAM TELFORD, JULIA AND SCOTT. 39b The family of the late Hugh MacKay wishes to thank re)a tives, . friends and neighbours for the many sets of kindness extended to them during' thein " recent sad bereavement. Sped- ial thanks to the staff of Clin- ton tin W'esthlihster hospitals, Rev, J 13:. Harrison, Trinity Guild and Ball and Mutdh fun - oral home. 89b. T'he family of the late Mrs. vAa J'o sl'mwt" h els s`fi� 1Ned A; North i ya n.c oey er MR. AND MRSON LDFRANCIS O B zEN are living in North Vancoyor, British ,Columbian ollowitrg. it. wedding in lWy Trinity Catholic Church Van Jul 21 Th 1,-l th WWRN Mss;,R»O CorrQel,ot,dent; r and Mrs Ed TOPPO fig, ice. Albert, $ask, vAsi,ted last k• with her brother,, James Gus: to. has illness Turner -McFarlane, tBaalets of pini and white: r, were ,be setting for Mr: d rs,, err NAWA, the us . An 'M ,Rob.... H. t ... , the 3yeddi;rig of Nancy Anne McFarlane, " London, daughter 110 rowrried home of Mr, and Mrs, John. Mcl•ar, on Su'nd'ay a tgr a �rnotcam trill (lane Clinton, 'to George Het Bert' Turner, son of Mr, anti to Wetrn Canvaa. They v't, M. ,Jahn Turner, RR :3, Sea ed friends and reyatives at Mr. !An,d N>ns,. Alvin Blunter forth, in the chapel of Ontario TW -4440, sand :Regina, Saskat, Lamibeth speCtut last weekn�i Street United Church at 3 p.m. Ghewan and Vi'rdan, Maizifigba, wl:tih• Mr> and Mrs 1W Davies» Saturday, ;September 22. Mrs, D00ald` Fowlgr rcaturned The double ring ceremony Mrs, Gordon S'teepe, delegate home last, �Vee!ken4'.a4tt;er t'i'ffany was perfo>, . d by the Rev, from ,the Clinton' Ctia wr; Mrs. weelcg :a. p4letr in Clip' on, hoe•• Grant Mills. The organist was Geirry Holmes, Grand Page, Pistol. Miss Lgis ;Granby ' 't?4 alsq ac- Mrs, Harry W 1$tWgs and Mrs, 1VIt!, .and' Mrs. Ronald faith- Gompanied the soloist, Bon Sy- T?VillanXi Wells, both past haat* well, Owen Sound :and Mr. and Mons who sang "I'll Wali. Be, Mrs, Gordon XoDoniald, Goder side You" and :during •the sign- rgns, atterndgd Gra1n'tl Giippter, ich gUtended lite Nlosport an- i .oP the register "The. Wed, Order of lite B+Jastern itar, at, nual sports car races fast Sat- ding prayer":, tN RaY'a1 York Hotel, Toronto, urday, The bride, given in marriage Sepemtaer I$r21 b fat wore Mx, and Mr's, Neil B�Caizvilttr!n, y her .._her, a white• Silk organza peer taffeta with jacket Vancouvier on'd Mise .Jean Htzixi- ned a suit of taupe wool with of lace, She wore a Britoil titan; Oshawa viswteed' last Vi'eelc brown 'accessories and a Cor- scalloped crown which held a wall_, their ts1ster, Mrs.. Arnold veil, d sage of .talisman roses, Follow, Craig and 'Mr, Craig. ei. > hon embroidered with Ing their we trip the young Mr, :and Mr , Maiitla'nd Allen seed pearls and small lace ros couple will reside at R 3 es. he carried Pink rosebuds, ti former Patricia Marie Fisher, Dunblane, Sask. The and Miyrtle, Ty ,4,01, , Clinton, S Seaforth, vagited ,lash Sunday with Mr. Bier sister, Jane McFarlane,. groom, who Bs on staff with the Bang of Montreal London was the bri e' ons Prior to her marriage the and Mra.. George Wilson and ' d $ y bride was given a miscellaneous in Vancouver, is the son of Mr. and Iyira.. Eldon ' attendant wearing a dress of Sylvia, Vamrna, O'Brien, R,l�, a, ,Clinton. Mrs, Glen Raq;th blue silk .quer taffeta with .shower by the girls in her de- News-eCord C z Jack Foto by an,d her small velvet and net hat and partment at the London Life OV 1 of Cash , Photo) son George RaithbLondon,Assurance Co„ where She has visited ftuends ?m the Village on carrying white > mums. The groomsman was Ft been employed, Also a M11scel- • Mo�i'ydaY•• 1aneous shower .from friends Lawson, brother-in-law of the e s Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd: Humph- groom, Ushers were Larry and neighbours was held in reyeL% returned on Sunday ev- Selves St. Marys; Stanley London, with Miss Doris Bell wesity1��s , y , y enirug anter a v�acatnon spent in Jahns RR 3 Seaforth as hostess, The neighbours in Unit One A, most interesting study of Northern R odiesfa sand Nyasa- 1'and was presented' by Mrs. Helen Pearson; .at the Septem- ber meeting of Unit 1, United Chnarah Wcrrnenr The liOustrial areas or the copper belt weme shown .and the colourbar dig- culssed.. The worship service was con- ducted by Mrs'. Doug Andrews, following which Mrs, Viola Van Egmond ' sang "Beautiful Gar- den of Prayer"and "How Great Thou Art." Roll call, and, a hymen preced- e+d, the business meeting, chaired by itlhe leader, Mrs, William Heamn. A bale is to be .planked and sent within the next week. The +trei'asurer's report showed that to date _the unit has at- tained 56 percent of its financial aMoication .for this year. Plates were discussed' .for the country bazaar being hd1d in October in, the recreation, room of the church. This unit is responsible for the bakiiiig booth to be convened by Mrs. Doug An crews., and .the stake out plates converted by Mrs. Doro- thy McLaren -and Mrs, George Beattie. Thds supper plate will be d'elwered..to anyone unable to attend -the bazaar. Adele Jer- vis aryl Pat Beinnett were nam- ed to he decorating commtittee. Mrs, Doug Andrews was ap- paine'd- ass!--&anut leader of Unfit 1, After prayer and the bene- diction a social hour was en- joyed. . Unit Two The . September meeting . of Unit 2 was held at the home Df Mrs, Frank Fingland. The group leader, Mrs. Ken John- ston opened the meeting with e reading "Some Thoughts on Prayer", The scripture and devotional Period was taken by Mrs. How- ard Currie. Plans were discussed for the autumn thankoffering, and fin- al arrangements were made for the flower arrangement even - .ng to be held .September 19. It was decided that the Octo- )er meeting would be held in ;he church with hostesses Mrs. VI, Durst, Mrs. Stephenson and 'Vlrs, Currie. A highlight of the meeting loos a travelogue by Mrs, Harry 3a11: Mrs; Ball spoke of her three month cruise on board ;he Santa -Maria to the Canary Islands, Portugal, etc, Lunch was served by the hos- tess. St. Andrew's WMSI Learns About No, Formosa The Women's Missionary So- siety of St. Andrew's Presby- ,erian Church met in the school mom with Mrs. McKenzie in ,harge. Prayer was by Mrs, :tobert Scott, Scripture lesson, Fohn 1.4, was taken by Mrs, McKenzie, "A New Church in North Formosa" was the subject for :urrent events read by Mrs. J. Vlakins. Business was conducted by -he president Mrs, William Blacker, Roll call was answer - >d with a Bible verse contain - .no the word "Faith".. Thirty- )ne calls on sick and shut-ins Nere reported,. Several members attended :he presbyterial rally sat Bel - &Ave and this was discussed hatead of the regular study gook, also plans for the fall .hankoffervng meeting. BARDS OF THANKS I wish,to thank all relatives, neighbours and friends Who 3eht flowers and cards while a natieht in Victoria I•ibspital. -MRS, DOROTHY GWY'N 39p It's DUT IN BULB , rime! plant now, . Clinton Greenhouse and Garden Centre In CHURCH STR"t NU 1=4i6$ AiRN' STELE SMITH 39b Unit' Three III Norfthern Ontario,. Mals. VAU, lawn Stewart is visit, g is a expr i core appreciation to our rela• oro h t- Onfarlbr Strut Jnited Church tives, friends and neighbours for. 'the syYnpathY, praypts, parlours decorated with pink and white ,s� j C C .�� kindness, cards 'and b6a ttftl 100 with Mrs, Read in the c'h'air Patto'r REV, 601ANT MFL.L 4i B.A. floral tributes ut our time of ur' thanks #to M 4 1� 0 a m.-Suriday School theRoo, Afi'it Millgvliorso sand Please make a note j1y(l(f a,Yix=Itslly Day aerviee ah corsage of ink carnations and g koom's of this number all others who assisted in qtly ner home on the Blase Line, tItM x ;5 CII way:. Special thanks to Mrs, Walkinshaw -and by Mrs, Haiddy. Roll call prayer, answered averse iii taro- 2d0 p,m Ra11y bay aeiivice yba emee, Toni Heirmdh olid Mr's. Charlie 'Wise for 5.9sisting if' the home Zenith 24520 est, gotober'"s roll call wdl be follbtvirtg the ftin041, 390 1Ned A; North i ya n.c oey er MR. AND MRSON LDFRANCIS O B zEN are living in North Vancoyor, British ,Columbian ollowitrg. it. wedding in lWy Trinity Catholic Church Van Jul 21 Th 1,-l th WWRN Mss;,R»O CorrQel,ot,dent; r and Mrs Ed TOPPO fig, ice. Albert, $ask, vAsi,ted last k• with her brother,, James Gus: to. has illness Turner -McFarlane, tBaalets of pini and white: r, were ,be setting for Mr: d rs,, err NAWA, the us . An 'M ,Rob.... H. t ... , the 3yeddi;rig of Nancy Anne McFarlane, " London, daughter 110 rowrried home of Mr, and Mrs, John. Mcl•ar, on Su'nd'ay a tgr a �rnotcam trill (lane Clinton, 'to George Het Bert' Turner, son of Mr, anti to Wetrn Canvaa. They v't, M. ,Jahn Turner, RR :3, Sea ed friends and reyatives at Mr. !An,d N>ns,. Alvin Blunter forth, in the chapel of Ontario TW -4440, sand :Regina, Saskat, Lamibeth speCtut last weekn�i Street United Church at 3 p.m. Ghewan and Vi'rdan, Maizifigba, wl:tih• Mr> and Mrs 1W Davies» Saturday, ;September 22. Mrs, D00ald` Fowlgr rcaturned The double ring ceremony Mrs, Gordon S'teepe, delegate home last, �Vee!ken4'.a4tt;er t'i'ffany was perfo>, . d by the Rev, from ,the Clinton' Ctia wr; Mrs. weelcg :a. p4letr in Clip' on, hoe•• Grant Mills. The organist was Geirry Holmes, Grand Page, Pistol. Miss Lgis ;Granby ' 't?4 alsq ac- Mrs, Harry W 1$tWgs and Mrs, 1VIt!, .and' Mrs. Ronald faith- Gompanied the soloist, Bon Sy- T?VillanXi Wells, both past haat* well, Owen Sound :and Mr. and Mons who sang "I'll Wali. Be, Mrs, Gordon XoDoniald, Goder side You" and :during •the sign- rgns, atterndgd Gra1n'tl Giippter, ich gUtended lite Nlosport an- i .oP the register "The. Wed, Order of lite B+Jastern itar, at, nual sports car races fast Sat- ding prayer":, tN RaY'a1 York Hotel, Toronto, urday, The bride, given in marriage Sepemtaer I$r21 b fat wore Mx, and Mr's, Neil B�Caizvilttr!n, y her .._her, a white• Silk organza peer taffeta with jacket Vancouvier on'd Mise .Jean Htzixi- ned a suit of taupe wool with of lace, She wore a Britoil titan; Oshawa viswteed' last Vi'eelc brown 'accessories and a Cor- scalloped crown which held a wall_, their ts1ster, Mrs.. Arnold veil, d sage of .talisman roses, Follow, Craig and 'Mr, Craig. ei. > hon embroidered with Ing their we trip the young Mr, :and Mr , Maiitla'nd Allen seed pearls and small lace ros couple will reside at R 3 es. he carried Pink rosebuds, ti former Patricia Marie Fisher, Dunblane, Sask. The and Miyrtle, Ty ,4,01, , Clinton, S Seaforth, vagited ,lash Sunday with Mr. Bier sister, Jane McFarlane,. groom, who Bs on staff with the Bang of Montreal London was the bri e' ons Prior to her marriage the and Mra.. George Wilson and ' d $ y bride was given a miscellaneous in Vancouver, is the son of Mr. and Iyira.. Eldon ' attendant wearing a dress of Sylvia, Vamrna, O'Brien, R,l�, a, ,Clinton. Mrs, Glen Raq;th blue silk .quer taffeta with .shower by the girls in her de- News-eCord C z Jack Foto by an,d her small velvet and net hat and partment at the London Life OV 1 of Cash , Photo) son George RaithbLondon,Assurance Co„ where She has visited ftuends ?m the Village on carrying white > mums. The groomsman was Ft been employed, Also a M11scel- • Mo�i'ydaY•• 1aneous shower .from friends Lawson, brother-in-law of the e s Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd: Humph- groom, Ushers were Larry and neighbours was held in reyeL% returned on Sunday ev- Selves St. Marys; Stanley London, with Miss Doris Bell wesity1��s , y , y enirug anter a v�acatnon spent in Jahns RR 3 Seaforth as hostess, The neighbours in Unit One A, most interesting study of Northern R odiesfa sand Nyasa- 1'and was presented' by Mrs. Helen Pearson; .at the Septem- ber meeting of Unit 1, United Chnarah Wcrrnenr The liOustrial areas or the copper belt weme shown .and the colourbar dig- culssed.. The worship service was con- ducted by Mrs'. Doug Andrews, following which Mrs, Viola Van Egmond ' sang "Beautiful Gar- den of Prayer"and "How Great Thou Art." Roll call, and, a hymen preced- e+d, the business meeting, chaired by itlhe leader, Mrs, William Heamn. A bale is to be .planked and sent within the next week. The +trei'asurer's report showed that to date _the unit has at- tained 56 percent of its financial aMoication .for this year. Plates were discussed' .for the country bazaar being hd1d in October in, the recreation, room of the church. This unit is responsible for the bakiiiig booth to be convened by Mrs. Doug An crews., and .the stake out plates converted by Mrs. Doro- thy McLaren -and Mrs, George Beattie. Thds supper plate will be d'elwered..to anyone unable to attend -the bazaar. Adele Jer- vis aryl Pat Beinnett were nam- ed to he decorating commtittee. Mrs, Doug Andrews was ap- paine'd- ass!--&anut leader of Unfit 1, After prayer and the bene- diction a social hour was en- joyed. . Unit Two The . September meeting . of Unit 2 was held at the home Df Mrs, Frank Fingland. The group leader, Mrs. Ken John- ston opened the meeting with e reading "Some Thoughts on Prayer", The scripture and devotional Period was taken by Mrs. How- ard Currie. Plans were discussed for the autumn thankoffering, and fin- al arrangements were made for the flower arrangement even - .ng to be held .September 19. It was decided that the Octo- )er meeting would be held in ;he church with hostesses Mrs. VI, Durst, Mrs. Stephenson and 'Vlrs, Currie. A highlight of the meeting loos a travelogue by Mrs, Harry 3a11: Mrs; Ball spoke of her three month cruise on board ;he Santa -Maria to the Canary Islands, Portugal, etc, Lunch was served by the hos- tess. St. Andrew's WMSI Learns About No, Formosa The Women's Missionary So- siety of St. Andrew's Presby- ,erian Church met in the school mom with Mrs. McKenzie in ,harge. Prayer was by Mrs, :tobert Scott, Scripture lesson, Fohn 1.4, was taken by Mrs, McKenzie, "A New Church in North Formosa" was the subject for :urrent events read by Mrs. J. Vlakins. Business was conducted by -he president Mrs, William Blacker, Roll call was answer - >d with a Bible verse contain - .no the word "Faith".. Thirty- )ne calls on sick and shut-ins Nere reported,. Several members attended :he presbyterial rally sat Bel - &Ave and this was discussed hatead of the regular study gook, also plans for the fall .hankoffervng meeting. BARDS OF THANKS I wish,to thank all relatives, neighbours and friends Who 3eht flowers and cards while a natieht in Victoria I•ibspital. -MRS, DOROTHY GWY'N 39p It's DUT IN BULB , rime! plant now, . Clinton Greenhouse and Garden Centre In CHURCH STR"t NU 1=4i6$ AiRN' STELE SMITH 39b Unit' Three III Norfthern Ontario,. Mals. VAU, lawn Stewart is visit, the •recept!an was held in the church which were Clinton presented her with a table, Uavit 3 mat ilii I church Isar- Ing this week with her sisters Mrs, Jane Matin at Pont Ai- parlours decorated with pink and white 100 with Mrs, Read in the c'h'air berg glad$, alums and other autumn and, 14 a'adiels present, "Har- r vest' was Ole ithem;e. Mrs. Les, Mr, Mrs, Tam Yawngblut flowers. The bride's mother were blue silk shantung with Please make a note B�aiUl ,read the Scripture. i:esson and 48wl. Youn &iut Woodstaak spent the weekend at the Wag- corsage of ink carnations and g koom's of this number thoughts were given by Miss Luella ner home on the Blase Line, the mother was dress- � t ed in greed flowered silk with Walkinshaw -and by Mrs, Haiddy. Roll call prayer, answered averse iii taro- Theyall, attended the reGelrtion at D�ungasnnon for Mi,. and Mrs. oersage of pink carnations. waitresses for the dinner were Zenith 24520 est, gotober'"s roll call wdl be Barry Young last Saturday ev- enuang' Misses Janet Tyndall, Noreen Effective immediately for the Thanksgiving. The ?gbh annual Harvest Gamow Linda Jervis and Ruth Crich, convenience of travellers in The treagurer'.s report was given ipy Mrs, Livermore -in the Thanksgiving services will be Sunday at St, 'Mai+k's For travellingC the bride don- I i n t o n •and district we announce with pleasure absence of the treasumer. Baza- Anglican; church with Services the installation of the ar plans were discusiged. Mrs. .at 12 noon and at $ p.m. The above number. Livermore and 11%Trs. Wood were ,appointed to the decorating rector ;the Rev. R. F. Meally WZ% :give 5pecwal messages- and �ezaMny oH/ei's o For reservations by air, rail committee from unit 3. I was tx is w1Y1 be supplied at butt; tig a R� and steamship, vast ask decided to hold a work meeting services. A your long distance telephone on September 17 at; 7,30 P.M. in the church basemlent to make 0 Telegraphed operator for Zenith 24520 artzel;es far the bazaar, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Josling Anywhere •,,,, , '�°' and you will reach us with- ,Reid and' Mrs. Adams out any .charge. were app'oigvtied -to buy a pant- Funeral service for Mrs. ing •gift for a member who has Charles Josling, who died on The number will be listed In moved' away. Friday in Tuckersmith Town- the November issue of your Mitis. Read -read .an article, "Korea Calling" telling of the ship, were held Monday after- noon, September 24 at the Ball Telephone Directory. work of three mi.ssionaries in. Korea. Mrs. Parke read as letter from a Young minister in New- and Mutch funeral home by the Rev. Grant, 'Mills, minister of .Ontario Street United Church, Co CookefoundRandl Ka Stan Bowes tellin of the severe life .arid! trying living conditions Interment, was in Clinton ceme- tery. TI avel Service LILA. there. The difficulties • are not Pall -bearers were six grand- , SE with' the missionaries over; sons, Garmet Wright, Lloyd Jos, F L O R !i S T (Where service means service se -as, Iing, Arnold Riley, Donald Ma without additional cost) Unit Four Gregor, Wayne Fisher and Lloyd Pfaff Flower -bearers Dial HU 2-7012, Clinton 32 Welington St., Stratfoird The worolilp service of Unitr were two nephews, Harald Jos- Established 9949 4, .based on. the theme "Praise ling, Mount Clements and Hart - Ye the Lord ,for His Wisdonn" ley Mana-han, Clinton.. was led by Mrs.. Laidlaw and Born or. October 23, 1872, she Min's. G. Rathwell. Mrs. Park was Ida Louise Izzard, daugh- Dteratiure secretary of the gen- eral' executive of the UCW, s"'Bowles spak�e to the ter of the late Mr. a'nd Mrs. own- Joseph I%zard. Goderich Town- ship. She. moved to Hallett i r TO group on. ai4 Readirug" presenting s'ev- . . Township in-1901,following her era]' in�teresltting suggestions marriage to Charles Josling on A special, number was; a duet by Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs. December 25, and they farmed there until retiring to. Clinton CAP Clegg. Mrs. L. Jervis reported in 1943. Mr. Josling died ten \ on the study meeting on "The Word anld idle Way", which had •been :held at the '( iAted years later, in 1953. For the past six years Mrs. Josling made her home withIT f{'t Church camp at Goderich on her daughter,. Mrs. Norman ��+ !I f September 8 under the auspices Wright, Goderich Township. She of Huron, Presbyterial UCW. was a member of the Ontario Miss Diehl reminded the lad- Street United Church and of ALL les that contributions, to the the Woman's Association and , zs bade Must be at the church by Woman's Missionary Society September 22, there as long as health permit - 0 ted. r Mrs. John Noble Death came suddenly follow- ing a stroke, She is survived Liquid medicine will not A trifle? Perhaps --but it Funeral service was conduct- ed on Tuesday afternoon, Sep. by two scns, Ralph, Goderich; Elgin, Hullett; three daughters, leak out of our prescrip- is one of the many trifles tembex 25 at the Dal & Muibch Mrs. Leslie (Olive) Ball, C1in- tion bottles or will mois- . that make for the perfec- bunenral, home, 153 High Street, Clintoina for Mrs, John Noble, ton; Mrs, George (Edith) Wright and Mrs. Norman (Ida) ture seep in to soften tion of our prescription 95, who passedaway .on Saitur- Wright, both of ,Goderich Town- capsules and tablets. service. day evening iirY Clinton Public ship; two brothers, Percy Iz- Hospital, zard, Toronto and Ernest Iz- When we dispense your The Rev. Grant L. Mills, On. tarlo Street United Church of- zard Montreal; one sister, Mrs. Wilfred (Minn i e) Fowler, prescription, we suit the it 15 one way of pointing fiiciated, and init+erment was in Guelph; 14. grandchildren and bottle to the medicine() up the painstaking care C7linton ,Cemotery. Fall-bearems wereGeorge Shipley, Bert Gib- five great grandchildren. Attending the funeral were and cap it with the per- we add to professional bings, Everett Hill, Russell' Hill, persons from Montreal, Tor- feet seal. skiil for your protection. Earl' Noble and ETriest Noble. onto, Mount, Clements, London, ' Mrs, Noble, was born on, May Goderich and the surrounding 7, 1867 in: Hullett Township the district. daughter of ,the late Elizabeth r ! Rogers Majestic Mare .and nomamarries oh May 1909 s'he married Jahn R. r Noble and alley' farmed, on Higlzwary 8, east of Clinton an - TV til �retirimig to Clinton 16 years ago. 'Mr. Noble died in Febru- ary 1952. . . Mrs, Noble was a member of the Ontario Street United Ch - Arch. She was in flailing health Far some time. Surviving Is one son Reginald Nobs, T.oronito; two gr'an!dsbns. y� I WeekendSpecials r .. ate was : red'eceas d b three � y broithe , .and three Sit't'ers. Attending' the funeral from is 3isiance were the Misses Doxp- Skirts and Ada T3uth, Brantford. IVIm. ,and Mrs, Albert Rath x'es'- SALES &SERVICE Peler,•.Mr. -and Mrs. Russell Hill and Albert, OrInisiby Evere�tit, i R der s TVETi11, Don't miss one of these. Assorted. Sizes & Colors. ,. ' . ,Ted Foatt Ernie James >iill Sk,rts Valued from 10 110 Niagaiia Falls; Mrs, E'. aVfet.0m, 245 Victoria St, Fora Erne, Mr. and .Mrs, W, Fawcett, Toronto; ,Mn, and Mra. Clinton HU 24120 Robert Wiggins, Brantford. TEA at the Nov Rectory r S+. Paul's Anglican Church i Rattenbury Street East, 4� Ottor .... The Tea is an o.nswer to a Special appeal by the Bishop of Hong #Fong for funds for' the hungry children Of .that area, Seventy Cents will feed it child for brie week, Since this is a project to raise funds to feed hungry Children, a, simple tea with soda biscuits and cheese will be- served, ,...: SII+YITR COLLECTION EVEI2YON5 1NEL,C.G' M9 39b $$.95 to $10.95 ......•......... ONLY ea. Skirts Valued frog!9t ea $5.95 to $7.9S ....... .......... ONLY042.071 . Snuggledown Gowns - r Assorted Colors. Sites 11-14-16 ohly: r Vales ........................ try CUAlk Sic ea. to 3.45 ONLY wool Materia! ib-- Shops End P1.alds-54" wide. Su'tdibld for Suit or Skirts, Valdes' td SPECIAL. 6.45 and ................ Afi ptdLY $ y S1 600 A