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-Girls' Club Plan
`For Future
Daffodil Tea
;The monthly meeting of Ontario
Street United Church Girls Club
was held on Thursday, April 8 at
the home of :Mrs. Orville., Stanley.
The president, Mrs, W. B. Olde,
opened the meeting with a prayer.
.Miss Winnifred Grey, in charge of
the devotional period, led in the
singing of a hymn. Recitation of
" an Easterpoem by Miss Grey fol-
lowed. Miss Lucille Grant read
chapter from St.
John, ha t 19. P
St. Andrew's Club
Hears Librarian's
Review of 'Book
Business was transacted and
plans were made for the forth-
coming daffodil tea.
The guest speaker, Miss Norah
Cunningham, gave a very inter-
esting talk on The Art of Re-
laxation".
A game followed, conducted by
closed with the
ler. The meeting
Mizpali benedic-
tion.
enedi -tion. Lunch was served and a vote
of thanks was extended to Miss
Cunningham and the group lead-
ers.
The regular monthly meeting of
the ;Girls' Club of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church Was held in
the basement of the church with
the vice-president, Clara Macaulay
presiding. After the devotional
period, Ann Shaddock, the secre-
tary, read the minutes of the last
meeting and the treasurer's report
was given by Verna Morgan.
A short business period followed.
Bea Gibson then introduced the
C,LINTON. NEWS -RECORD
Personals
Mrs,George Robertson is visit
ing in Detroit this week.
Mrs. Eldon Yeo has returned to
her home after spending some time
with Mrs. E, H. Epps, Maria St.
Miss Shirley G. Sutter, Guelph,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John A, Sutter.
Miss Eleanor Plumsteel, Luck-
now,, will spend her Easter holi-
days , with her parents here in
Clinton.
and her
granddaughter Miss eDianne Eliz-
abeth Selker will spend the Easter
vacation in Orangeville and Tor-
onto.
Mr.C
olc
h and Mrs. George lou g
Princess Street, visited on Sunday
IMthe
idMrs,
fosRobertDunbare and ,
Lambeth.
Mrs. T. Leppington, Mr. and
Ry. Jack
Leppington,
Clinton;
RoyLeppington,Bucefield, visit-
ed in London
and called on Mrs.
Roy Leppington who is a patiente
in Victoria Hospital, London,
ll -
owing surgery.
Mrs. Ruth Knox will spend East-
er weekend in Tillsonburg, a guest
of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. 'McQueen.
She will be soloist at the wedding
of Miss Sally McQueen to Kenneth
Webster
in
St. John's
an
chu ch onSaturday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Ontario St. WMS
(Hold Meeting
Based on "Easter"
speaker, Miss EvelYn Hall, librar-
ian at Clinton Public Library, who
gave a very interesting resume of
the book "Inside Government
House" and read some excerpts
telling of amusing incidents' which
happen in duties of an Aide-de-
Campe to the Governors General.
The appreciation of the club for
this talk was given by Joan Hog-
garth.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpah benediction. Hostesses
were Jean Jacob, Grace Castle and
Elva Mutch.
"A List To Clip"
Plan Now For,
Monster Bazaar.
These are the booths which will
be featured at the corning Monster
Bazaar which will be staged by
the ladies of .the community in
co-operation with the members of
the Ladies' Hospital Auxiliary, ori
October 2. Since this Bazaar is
such a large undertaking, and the
ladies have set their objective at
1,500, a great deal of assistance
is being called for. ,
It is suggested, that housewives
in Clinton and district could clip
out this list of, booths, with the
representative frepi each organza -
u
tion in charge, and put it p .in
the kitchen in some ' prominent
place where it would continue_to:
remind them of the coming ba-
zaar. Donations for each of the
various booths is welcomed.
Handicraft Rebekahs - Mrs:
George Smith.
iliaxy-1Virs.
Baiting - Legion
V. Habgood.
Sewing -Women's Institute -Mrs.
C. Sturdy,
Produce - Catholic Women's Lea-'
gine-Mrs. J. A. Anstett.
Delicatessen-Kinette Club - Mrs.
K. W. Colquhoun.
Whito Elephant-LOBA-Mrs. E.
Bell and Mrs. T. Deeves.
Nearly New Clothing - Officers'
Wives Auxiliary -Mrs. Young.
Tea -Room --Order. of the Eastern
Star -Mrs. N, Wells.
Touch and Take -Mrs. M. D. Mc-
Taggart.
Fortune Telling -Airs. M. Brown..•
Children's Fish Pond -Nurses of
Hospital -Mrs. A. Robinson.
Green Thumb Table - Citizens'
The president, Mrs. W. S. R. Horticultural Society -Mrs. C.
Holmes opened the regular meet- Epps•
ing of the Ontario Street United Pro Collo any stings -Mrs. W.
Church Woman's Missionary So- As the spring housecleaning
h.
ciety on Tuesday afternoon, with resses; thought can be given
a hymn followed by prayer, and Pro g
the worship service was conducted of articles which could be entered
by Mrs. W. M. Aiken. She spoke in the Nearly New Clothing, the
on the need for missionaries and o hithElephant
l pThant Booth,ahthe the Sewing,
also on the Easter theme. And when the garden is going in
Mrs. informative E. Elliott gave a very this spring, it wouldn't take long
cequestion talk on the temper- to plant an extra row of 'carrots,
once nstressinguthe need or of potatoes, for the Produce
of •education of young people in booth.
the home. Miss Elva Wiltse sang all
a solo, "Alone", accompanied by "Grard Thumbners s" may take noticeo
Mrs. Radatcd, of the Green Thumb table and
The SybilbTower was takenoby wish to set out some house plants
Miss Courtice, who com-
mented on the wonderful or be ready to donate bulbs. work of o
the evangelist Billy Graham who is
now in England, and also on work
done in Egypt. She told of the
.work of the Bible Society and
mentioned that in Japan they now
have the new translation of the
Bible. The Prime Minister of
Japan assisted in the translation
to Japanese.
The study book, "Where'er the
Sun" was
with ablydealtvii bY Mrs.
�
Ray Fear, assisted by Mrs. Nor-
man Carter. They stressed the
need of Protestant missionaries in
the Latin American countries.
Mrs. Holmes announced the
meeting of the Presbyterial in
Seaforth on Wednesday, and a
number of the ladies signified their
intentions of attending. A piano
solo was Radford. givenrHolmes closed Ernest
the benediction.
WMVIS Synodical
Is Attended
By Mrs. D. J, Lane
Mrs. D. J. Lane, Clinton, attend-
ed the 40th annual meeting of the
Women's Missionary Synodical of
the Presbyterian Church in Can-
ada for Hamilton -London, held in
Owen Sound on April 6, 7, 8 and 9.
Or-
thers from
Mrs lnW e �Sillery, Exeter;
Mrs. D. Glenn Campbell, Mrs. 3.
B. Russell and Mrs. 3. W. Thomp-
son, Seaforth.
Speakers at the meeting includ-
ed many missionaries, and Miss
Margaret
rlilenleave leBimsionildinIndia from
an impressive speaker.
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Clinton School ofDancing
THIJfiSDAY, APRIL 15, 1954
t's Easter Fashion Time
Application. Form
(To be filled in and sent with registration
fee
f2$).
to "Box 80", Clinton News -Record, before April
NAME
Age Previous Lessons (Yes) (No)
Address Phone No.
1 styles to make you the grandest
Presenting lovely y
lady in
The Easter.
Parade
til STYLES - GALORE
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Applications arlimited
mi e younger hren of 4 yet• Clinton and district
only,
School will be held on Mondays•
A small cluarge per lesson will he made. 15-b
Nationat Hardware Weck
April 16 to 24
"One Stop 13uying"
Make this your
headquarters f o r
QUALITY GARDEN
TOOLS and EQUIP-
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,clean up after
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BALL & MUTCH
Legion Auxiliary
Receive Two New
Members, Monday
Mrs. Frances Freeman was in-
itiated into membership in the
Canadian
uxili
a A rY to the
Ladies'
Legion and Mrs. Arston was re-
ceived by transfer of her member-
ship, at the meeting held in the
Legion Hall on Monday.
The play "Madame Ada" will be
staged in the town hall next
Thursday evening by the Arthur
Circle of Knox Church, Goderieh.'
An invitation from the Walker-
ton branch to the auxiliary to Par-
ticipate in a bowling tournament
was received and it was left with
the individual members to respond
as each aaw fit.
Transportation for all who will
attend the rally to be held at
Exeter on Wednesday, May 12, will
be provided. Comrade Hall will
be requested to pay her official
visit at the May meeting. The
auxiliary agreed to remit $25 to
the Legion Scholarship Fund.
Comrade Habgood requested as
much hone -made baking of all
kinds as possible for the booth be-
ing operated by the auxiliary at
the monster bazaar for the hospi-
tal in October.
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ST. ANDREW'S WA WILL
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The Woman's Missionary Society
of St. Andre w's Presbyterian
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Shortreed, on April 20th at
three o'clock.
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CLINTON MEN APPOINTED TO
HURON COUNTY R.B.P. EXEC.
The annual meeting of the Hu -
Enjoy Missions ron County Royal Black Preceptor
was held in Blyth recently with a
Talk on Japan good attendance. A delegation was
.L 1 mute
meeting
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ti
regular
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The
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Club
the Happy Doubles
On-
tario Street United Church met in
the church hall Monday evening,
April 12. The devotional period
was in charge of the presidents,
Mildred and Ross Merrill, and the
meeting opened with the singing
of "0 Lord of Heaven and Earth
and Sea." 'The scripture lesson
was taken from St. Matthew 28,
chapter 1-10 and 16-20. A reading
and prayer followed and the hymn
"When I Survey the Wondrous
Cross" was sung.
Miss Sybil Courtice, the guest
speaker, gave a most interesting
description of the religions of
Japan. The four great religions
are "Shinto, Buddhism, Confush-
ism and Christianity."
present from Port uron,
to invite the county to celebrate
on uron
inPrtH
o
Derry Day
Au-
gust 7. The election of officers was
conducted by P.C.M. Bunking. Of-
ficers for the conning year are:
W.C.P., Robert Hibberd, Fordwieh;
in, Cha
Deles Stewart, Clinton;
chap-
la
Ch
Reg., W. P. Campbell, F ordwich;
treasurer, C. Falconer, Blyth;
lecturers, G. Cornish, T. Deeves,
Clinton; censors, L. Hearn, Wood-
ham, H. Watkins, Clinton; stand-
1 ard bearers, J. Lyons, Blyth;.Purs.,
J. Turner, Clinton.
The Shinto religion is nature
worship; there are no images and
no doctrines. There are priests and
shrines where individual worship
is carried on. The Buddhism re-
ligion brought .new civilization,
temples, household altars, ancest-
ral tablets, memorial days of an-
cestors and blind worship of the
scriptures.
The Japanese are a very relig-
sous people which accounts for the
many temples and shrines
and also
every home has a godshelf.
business session followed
Hensall Puoils
Cop Prizes In
Music Trials
' The following pupils of Miss
Greta Laramie, Hensall, won prizes
Festival
'
nM
Music h fluro
at the South
held at Exeter this week. Piano,
nine years and under, Peggy God
dard (third); 12 and under, Jan
Horton (second); 14 and under
Gwen Spencer (second).
In the vocal duett class, Mrs
C. Kennedy and Mrs. R. Broderie
were in first place, Mrs. H. Me
Ewan and Mrs. Broderick, sewn.
Mary Ann and Dianne Ranni
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Sa
Rennie, Hensall, won first priz
with a vocal duett. The doubt
trio composed of Gwen Spence
Mary Ann and Dianne Ranni
Jean Henderson, Mary Ann Va
Horne, Joan Koehler, won serol
prize. The unison chorus plac
third.
and a letter of thanks from Gwen
and Gordon Murdock for the Bible
they received from the club was
read. The May meeting will be
held at the home of Florence and
Don Symons.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1954
ONTARIO ST. UNITED CHURCH
"THE FRIENDLY CHURCH"
PASTOR -REV. A- GLEN EAGLE, B.A., B.D.
ORGANIST -MRS. E. WENDORF
11.00 a.
Slal
12.15 p.m. -Sunday School
pan:-Eveni(Mar in Lu her) •
Good Friday Service-
11.00 a,m.-Sac Supper.TURNER'SInCHURCHe Lord's
2,00 .m.-Curch Service,
3.00 p.m. -Sunday School.
Qgl¢�=lj llll$ ( nitcb
Cljueclj.
Rev. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister
MRS. M. It. RE Cr Choir Organist M. R. RENNIE,hoi
10.15 a,m.-Catechumen Class
11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship
Reception of Members;
Easter Message. "
11.20 a.m.-Primary School.
12.15 p.m. -Church School.
8.00 p.m. -Union Evening Service
-in the Ontario St. Church.
Holpiesville United Church
1.30 p,m.-Church Service and
Sunday School...
Come To The House of Prayer
JOSEPH STREET
- St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church
Rev. D. J. Lane, B.A., Minister
Mrs. Morgan Agnew, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, April 18
EASTER SERVICE
Special Easter Music-
Prelude - "I Know that My
Redeemer Liveth' from
Handel's Messiah.
Soloist -Mrs. Saddler -
Selected number.
Anthem -"This is The Way"
-Simper
Full Choir.
Offertory -"Tile Risen Christ"
Bosman
Postlude-"The Gloria in El- "CEL GOSp�t I, HALL -Mozart
Easter Praise throughout the ser-
ON
The Order of Meetings for the
vice- Lord's Day:
Dar
Darlrness to Dawn" 11.00 a.m.-Children B Meeting
Df Bread
During the service, presentation 3.00 p.m.-
for Bible Study will be made 7.00 p.m.-Gospel
ALL Gospe L CM Meeting.
to children.
What despair there would be for
us all, had Christ not _risen
from the grave-
Come and Worship Him.,
St. Paul's Anglican
Church
REV, R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector
IVirs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs. J. M. Elliott,
Choir Leader
Good Friday
10.30 a.m.. Easter Sunday
8.30 a.m.=Holy Communion.
11.00 a.m.-Holy Communion.
7.00 p.m. -Holy Communion.
Thurs., April 22-8 p.m. -
Chancel
Guild, home of Mrs. Gordon
Herman, Princess St.
Tuesday, April 20-2.45 p.m. -WA
Thankoffering will be. held at
the Rectory. Guest speaker:
Mrs. E. Fleming, Goderich.
Pentecostal Church
P.A.O.C.
Victoria Street
K. L. SWEIGAFtro, Pastor
Friday, 8.00 • a.m.-Sunrise Com-
munion Service.
Sunday, 8.00 a.m.-Sunrise Com-
munion Service.
10.00 a.m.-Union Service which
will include specials from each
class, and the Easter Story
told by Mrs. K. L. Sweigard
(Feltogram). Also special
music and instrumental num-
bers.
7.30 P.m. --Evening Service -
"Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead."
We WithoUs This Easter Daome All to p
Tuesday, 8 p.m. -Prayer Service.
Gospel Hall
MAPLE STREET'', CLINTON
Sunday School., .. 9:45 a.rn.
Communion Service .. 11.00 a.m.
Gospel Service ... 8.00 p.m.
FRIDAY, 8 p.m.- PRAYER AND
BIBLE STUDY
Huron St.
Baptist Church
Minister -REV, J. E. OSTROM
Organist --Mrs. George Granit
11.00 a.m.--"Ogen Grave".
12.1.5 -_Sunday School. r
7.00 p.m. -"Open Graves",
Easter Music.
Everyone Welcome to These
Services, •
REBEKAHS HEAR REPORT ON
PAST N.G.MEETING
Members of the Huronic Rebe-
kah Lodge met on Monday, pri
5, with a good ,attendance. Noble
Grand Janet Zapfe was in the
chair: A report en the annual dis-
trict` meeting, of the Past . Noble
Grands, held in, Exeter, was given
by Mary Sutter. Stratford Lodge,
members are coming to'Clinton on
Monday, April 19
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