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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1964-01-23, Page 2IHICOLLAINID'S 482.6661 CLINTON Excellent Reports.Given.Al Varna, • As UC Congregational. Conducted The annual congregational meeting of the United Church was heed on Wednesday evening last, It was proceeded ley a pot luck 'Steeper served in the base- ment 'by the ladies, After eupper the congrega- tion assembled upstairs in the church With Rey, INC Morrison in Charge, Excellent reports were given by the various dep- ileittnente, Sherlock Keyes gave the re- port of 'the Secs$ion, Doe Taylor read the report •of the Young People's Union, Mrs. William IVICAsh and Mrs., Gordon Hill. gave the report of the United Chmott Women and their OAS activities of the past year, Mrs. A. J. Mustard reported on 'the work of the Explorers, the Tyros have been under the direction of Mr. Gary McAsh, and the report be the Messen- gers was read by Mrs. William MeAsb. The treasurer, Mrs. Charles Reid, gave a splendid report, of the 'finances showing a substan- tial balance on hand, The Session .' for 1964 are: Rev. IV.I, Morrison, John Me- Ash, Sherlock Keyes, Robert Taylor, Fred MeClymont, Alf- red Johnston and William Mc- Ash. Stewards, A. J. Mustard, Wil- liam Taylor, Mervin Johnston, Wayne Taylor, Tom Consi'tt, William Clarke, William Dow, son, 'Gordon Johnston Robert Webster, Tom Rathw.ell. Trustees, M e r vin Hayter, Ralph Stephenson, Wilfrid Cho- ter, Melvin Webster, Robert Stirling, William Dawson. Auditors, Gordon Johnston, Ralph Stephenson; sick com- mittee, Mrs. Gladys Coleman, Mrs, Lee McConnell, Mrs, E. 1VfcClinchey. It 'was decided to send the United Church Observer to every family, in 'the Congregee tion. Rev. Mr. Pease, Bayteeed, spoke briefly on the need of more Young People to take up -"Christian. Edwation Work" in the chnreb. Eeplerers Veleta .United Church rNpi..or,„ ers held 'their meeting on 'Set- eleday last. Scripture lesson. Wee_ read. by Debora Stephenson. The study book. was on Indla,, The girls are planning 'a rum, mage sale in the basement of the church on Saturday, Feb, • rum 8 at 2:0.0 pm, Any donee times will be welcomed, Personels Mr. and Ales, John Ostrom left last week on a trip to Brit:lett Colembee 'to visit relee ((eves there. • Mr. and Mrs„ Fred 11,1eCly- mont visited relatives at Kit- chener, Agincourt and King City over the weekend. FOLKS ALL KNOW WHFRE 70 GO TO GET THE MOST FOR THEIR HARD EARNED DOUGH. DO IT Contact . . If St SON <;* r Estimates on Decorating Your Home or Store We Can Help You With Color Schemes For All Your Interior Decorating. NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE ALL YOUR INTERIOR DECORATING DONE. Don't Wait Till Spring! D. A. KAY and SON ---- CLINTON Painters and Decorators Shop: 33 Huron Street — Phone 482-9542 D. A. Kay: 482-9607 — Don Kay: 482-9721 ee, 41222=11111M111116. January Clearance Sale Lontines at Irwin's 20% Off • Duster Coats • Exquisite Form Bras lb Nurses' Uniforms All Pullover and Cardigan Sweaters Leather Gloves Ladies' Blouses /2 ric Plus Marty More items As COME IN AND SE Marked bowl In Our store roc( YOURSELF AT LADIES WEAR and DRYGOODS Mitt Men. Chosen For • erongt.Slate. The Royal .Scarlet Chapter of 5outh liPron met in the Orange -Mali in Lecen an Tees- day evening ia,st. There was a gooa..atte1104MP from the vamp 'lodges. After an exaltation of a earl,- didate, 'the following officers were elected for The ensuing yeari IPWC, Reseal Page, Grand Send; WC, Wilfrid Castle, Bayfiele; pc, woiwood Gill Grand Bend; chaplain, Ronald Dwegeietanit7, 5.1, Marys re- Varna. - Treasurer, Lorne HoclgiliS; Lucan; first lecturer, Burns Blackler, Woodharn; second lee- twee, Alex Hamilton, Grand. Bend; first conductor, Edward Gill, Grand Bend; :second con- ductor, Lenard Smith, Lucan; marshal], William NrcIlwain, Dayfield; herald, Ivan McCiy- reptile Varna; sentinel, George Davis, Exeter. The officers were installed by Peet Commander, Fred Ivie- gvlaYIr Et'XeVte4e, rfia, and George - Sulernill 04,13 Plans Parties for Co ing Weeks The January meeting of Summeeleill Ladies Club was held ' at the home of Mrs. George Coiclough with 21 mem- hers and one visitor present. Thank you notes were re, ceivecl from Mrs, R. Neal, Mrs. N. Ball, Mr. R, Smith, Mrs. Cornish, 11er. and Mrs. Wes Hoggart, 'Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. C. ,Farquhar, the Watkins fam- ily, Mrs. William Blacker and W. J. Gibbings. Mrs. Salverda and Mrs. J. Snell were appointed to go to the February Hospital .Auxil- iary meeting. • • There will- be a party Janu- ary 24. Those in charge of enebru, ary 7 party are: Mrs. C. Effie, Mrs. N. Forbes, Mrs. William Gibbings and. Mrs. P. Gibbings. The February meeting will be at 'the home' of Mrs. William Jenkins. Roll call to be, "Pop- ular song when you were in your 'teens", Those on lunch are: Mrs. L. Stewart, Mrs. K. Tyndall, Mrs. F. Vodden, Mrs. Westeehout; on program: Mrs. Salverda, Mrs. 'J. Snell, Mrs. L. Stewart, 0 LONDESBORO Correspondent Mrs. Bert Allan Donald Sprung .has secured a position with the Department of Agriculture in the capacity of ROP Inspector, for this 'area, He is at present in the vicinity of Peterboro getting instruction and information for the work. Mrs. Stanley Lyon returned home from 'hospital on Sun- day after undergoing a critical surgical operation. We hope she will soon regain her strength and enjoy good health. Robert Watson, who was under the doctor's care with an attack of pneumonia, is able to be around again. UCW Meeting The Aimwell Unit of the UCW met on Monday evening with a good attendance, includ- ing a number of guests, Berean Unit members and CGIT were present. An interesting film, "The Visitor" depicting an Indian Christian. looking at •Western Christianity was shown by Rev. Carson who later discussed whe- ther our Christianity stresses form rather than force. Fe 1 One-Third Off COATS It DRESSES CAR COATS SK( JACKETS SKIRTS Double Knit SUITS al Baby SNOW SUITS is KSdf Come in See, thenew- SUNWORTHY WALLPAPERS oats- resses-Jackets 'i !':' ' 4! °t tt 4or e'er, 0/81 /I OIR MAINZ ,t2M0/81:: ear oral DISOM/NTED ‘I4Virid AWN01, 1 emeremiew Your Westinghouse Dealer Clinton Electric Shop Invites You To Take Advantage Of This Once-a-Year Westinghouse Automatic Electric Dryer . DTF775—Choice of 3 temperatures—Regular, Air Fluff and Low. '0 New Air Flow System gives safer, more effective drying. 0 Porcelain drum. '0 , Handy lint collector. '0 4-way venting. '0 24-lb. damp clothes capacity. 0 5200 watt heating element. < 440 .P14 41114'.#0.Wkieti' Wed At Holmesville Pictured above -are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kenneth Norman, who exchanged vows at Holmes- villa .United Church on December 28. The bride is Barbara Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Yeo,, RR 1 Goderich, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Norman, RR 3 Clinton. (Photo by McDowell) Grace Church Reports Excellent Years Officers Named for Sunday School MRS. DONALD HARRIS Corre0ondent 'The executive of the Grace Church Sunday School met to name their slate of officers for 1964. The superintendent, Mrs . Mary Maiming ' presided over the election of officers which resulted as follows: Treasurer, David Mathers; assistant treasuer, Sharon Lockhart; secretary, Larry St- urdy; assistant secretary, Den- nis Harris; pianist, Mrs. Ch- ester Sturdy; assistant pianist, Mrs.. A. Lockhart. The following are the teach- ers: senior class teacher, Mrs. Elgin Cox; assistant, Mrs. Al- vin Betties; intermediate, Mrs. Ray -Cox; assistant, Mrs. John McCowan; juniors, Mrs. A. Auburn Board Holds Annual AUBURN—The annual meet- ing of the Community Memor- ial Hall Board was held recent- ly in the hall and all members were present. Mr. Thomas Lei- per, Reeve of Mullett, was :ap- pointed chairman. The minutes of the last meet- ing were read by the _secretary, Mrs. G. Taylor, Mrs. Evelyn Millian-, newly appointed - repre- sentative from Colborne Town- ship was' welcomed .'ea the board. Mr. Bert Craig was appointed Chairman of the board for the coming year and the treasurer, Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor, then gave 'the annual financial report for the year of 1963, showing a balance of $112,50. Mr. W. J. Craig was appoint- ed caretaker for the .coming year, and Mrs. Gordon R. Tay- lor, secretary-treasurer. The members of the Hall Board wish to thank the ladies of 'the Women's Institute and members of the community for their support and interest 'in the hall during the past year. MEAT Jan. 23.„ 90441 . . of en afternoon hour made cos-• Bible a very successful anneal congregational meeting at Hol- Meeville United Church, 'Tees- day, The annual Sunday settobl meeting was held lenmediatelY preceding the congregationel meeting,. The clerk of Session, ?arold Yea, reported that the church membership stands at 141. Eight young people were receiv- ed on profeesien of faith der- ing the year and only one name Was deducted from the roll through certificate of transfer. One funeral and four weddings. Were conducted by the minis- ter, . There are • now 57 families under pastoral care. An excellent fiaancial picture was presented to the meeting by the church awl Its organize- tons, A net increase in giving's of approximately five percent over the previous year was re- ported, bringing the• total net amount raised by the congrega- tion 'and its organizations for all purposes to $5,350,00. Contributions to the current fund totalled $2,748,00; „ the United Church Women raised aneroximately $1,200.00; the Sunday School raised $343.00, and the Messengers $34.00. The two conspicuous increas- es in givings were registered by the Missionary and Mainten- ati.ce Fund and the -Presbytery • Projects Fund—M & M inereas- ing by 17 percent to $656.00 and Presbytery Projects by 46 per- cent to total $501,00. Elect . Officers • New officers were elected as follows; • Session; Kenneth Trewartha ,and Elmer Potter; Barrie Wal- ter was made an honorary eld- er; Kenneth Trewartha was elected Sunday School superin- tendent; three new faces will appear on the Committee of Stewards, Mrs. William Nor- man, Ben Whitely and Jack • Tebbutit; three others were re- eleCted as Stewards, James Lobb, Frank McCullough and Archie Jones. William Norman was ,elected Now Only 5159.64 Clinton Electric Shop D. W. dOriNISH, Propilotot. °Irotai" Westinghouse Dealer" 4824646 Clinton received end dedicated by Mrs, Lorne Jervis. Talk Of Africa As guest speaker, Miss Tay- lor told of her work in Kenya, Africa, 'as a .meneber of an international group sponsored by the World Council of Churches. She showed pictures of her work there among the natives where she assisted in building a -school in a very elementary manner, also showed 'them how 'to build fences and farm in a more profitable way. Mrs. Andrews took the chair for the business, Mrs. G.- Rath- well, secretary, read the min- utes' of 'the previous meeting and financial statements of last year's 'busines's were given out. The manse report was given by Mrs. J. Nediger -and the correspondence read by Mrs. J. McGill. The president announc- ed the date of the annual' con- gregational meeting to be Jan- uary 22. She also, brought in several recommendations from a recent executive meeting; the Chief of Which was' that instead of 'two bazaars held during the year, a St. Patrick's Tea and Bake Sale would be held March 14 and a fowl supper to be held. in October. Mrs. M. Deist, as Christian education leader, requires an assistant for Messengers, et was announced. Lunch was served by 'the so- cial 'committee. Slate of officers for 1964: past president, Mrs. Frank Fingland; president, Mrs. Doug- las Andrews; first vice-presi- dent, Ales, Ken Bennett; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Gordon Rathwell; treasurer, Mrs. Ben- son Sutter. Visiting and community friendship, Miss E. Jamieson.; finance committee, Mrs. Ken Johnston; Christian education and missionary education, Mr's. Milford Durst; membership, Mrs. Ken Bennett; supply, Mrs, Les Ball; literature, Mrs, C. Park; flower, .Mrs. Charles Nelson. Correspondence, Mr's. J. A. McGill; program, Miss Kay McGregor; pianist, Mrs. Wil- liam Murch; press and Mrs. Mitten Steppe; social, Mrs, George Beattie; Manse, Mrs, Jack Nediger. 0 List Promotions For ,O Officers GODERICH--Constable Ross Ball and Constable C. A. Hardy, of the Goderich provincial po- lice detachment, have been pro- moted corpoeals. Both officers have been at Goderich eight years. Cpl. Hardy will remain at Goderich and Cpl. Ball was transferred •to Owen Sound, January 20, Two other officers recently promoted to corporal are Jack Parkinson, now at. Milton, and Donald Trembley, now at Whitby, • o • CORRECTION! Miss Luella Walkinshaw is the press secretary for the Cl- iniOn Horticultural Society and not Miss L. Johnston as stated last week. RESTAURANT CLINTON'S FOREMOST 482-9076 CLINTON The first regular meeting for 1964 of the Wesley-Willis Unit- ed Church Women was held 'in the recreation ream with a good 'attendance on January, $. Mrs. Douglas Andrews, presi- dent, was in charge and wel- comed all present. She then called on Rev. C. Park to conduct the installa- tion service for 'the new offic- ers. He congratulated the ladies on the success 'of their work during the past year and reviewed from the manual. the duties 'and responsibilities for .the new officers. He then con- ducted the'installation service. The president called on Miss K. McGregor, program conven- er, to conduct the program. The scripture lesson was read by Miss B. (Diehl,. followed, by prayer by Mrs. N. Sheppard. Miss McGregor introduced ,the guest 'epeaker, Miss Claire Tay- lor, as a person of many talents and asked her to sing. Claire' accompanied herself and sang "Lullaby." The offering .was Church Hold .Annual •, Lean :Givings Over Five Percent •,.„ ._ •. C,490c1 weather r, and the choice chairman of the •Stewards;. Neeed, both from the James Lehi? was re-appointed UCW. its secretary, AN Orville Blake Named as new leaders of the Was reappointed as treasures, Messenger Group were Mrs, Mrs, Lloyd Bond, the new Ray patter, Mrs. Francis Can, president of 'the United Church telon and Mrs, Gerald .1314lio, Women, becomes a member of All Sunday School teacher` the Official Board*,- Mrs. John were renamed to their preseet. Grigg and Orville Blake were posts except that Mrs, James named to the Manse 'Commit- Lobb was appointed teacher 'of tee; Ray Potter as Captain of No, 2 mixed. class and Cathy Ushers; Mrs. James Lobb as Pater was P14,004 in charge of ,Observer representative; Ed the kindergarten and nursery (Grigg and Feenk Yeo- as audi- depertmente.• tors; were in turn re-appointed Hearty thanks was expressed e to office. to those who had given leader- The Missionary and Mainten- ship during the past year end mice Committee, was eortsti.tut- to those who were accepting ed as follows; .Carinen Tebbett responsibility for the coming (chairman), Mrs, L ee Jervis . year.. (missionary co-ordinator), Mrs, The minister noted that 'the William Bender ('treasurer), healthy financial situation in Mrs, F, Cantelon (Messenger the church reflected the success representative). of the congregatioral visitation The 'Christian Education Com- and, stewardship campaign con- mittee was constituted with .ducted last autumn es part of Mrs, Les Jervis (chairmen), the congregation'e participation Ken Trewartha (S.S„), Mrs, in 'the "Partnership in the Gas- Ray Potter •{Messengers), and per plan as advocated by the .Mrs, Irvine Tebbutt and Mrs, United Church of Canada. Church Ladies Told Of Work In Africa At UCW Meeting Of Wesley-Willis Lockhart; assistant, Mrs. .Tom S owei4by, Senior primary, Mrs, George Mathers; • assistants, Bonnie Cox and Julia Cox; junior pri- mary, Mrs. Chester Sturdy; as- sistants, Mrs. H. MeCtinchey and Mrs. Jim Young; kinder- garden, Mrs. Donald Harris; assistants, Shirley McCowan and Mrs, Harry Torrance. UCW Meets The January meeting of the United Church Women of Grace Church was held on Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. Alien Betties. The president, Mrs, William Cox, gave the call 'to worship and the Scripture lesson was read' by Mrs. Allen Betties. Mrs. E. Townshend 'led in prayer and Mrs. Tom Sowerby intro- duced the Study Book and an interesting discussion followed. The members answered the roll call by handing in their membership fees for the year. The usual reports were heard and money-making projects for the new year were discussed. A crib quilt was quilted dur- ing the afternoon. Church Annual The annual congregational meeting of Grace Church was held on Wednesday afternoon, January 8 with. Rev, A. G. Pease .as chairman. The meet- ing opened with prayer and Argyle Lockhart was appoint- ed secretary. Reports from the various or- ganizations of the church were read showing a very successful year. The election of officers re- sulted as follows: Session, John Torrance, Ray Cox and Argyle Lockhart; Board of Stewards, Elgin Cox, William Cox, Ches- ter Sturdy, Austin Harris and Donald Harris; parsonage board, Tom Sowerby, Chester Sturdy, Ray Cox, Mrs. William Cox and Mrs, John McCowan, Board of trustees, Allen Bottles, Ray Cox and Jim Young; fire committee, Wilmer Riddell and Tom Sowerby; treasurer, Donald Harris; M. and M. treasurer, William COx; organist, Mrs. William Coe.; assistant; Mrs. Austin Harris.; Sunday school superintendent, 111m Mary Manning; assistant, Mrs. Elgin Cox.. eekend Specials: OVEN READY 39c lb. cHicgahis TULIP OR DELMAR 5 lbs. for SUN MARGARINE PORK or SPAM 2 t• his for 79c or RAM There's rio "catch" to it and no coupons or box tops! 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