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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1954-11-11, Page 4PAGE FOUR CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1954 "Pot -Luck" Dinner' The treasurer, Mrs. George Pot. Londesboro I as Two Banquets Persoanals �Juni�r: farmers Di cuss Tractors; �� The, reported a balance of $126,43 • after all bills were paid Miss H. • ® �° P , At Next Me(',tin Courtice was appointed as auditor, Ilea, Miss Nora Cunn>ingham Rev, Wesley Cope, Brantford, Institute Membets I Study Cookware . �' in Mrs, Gilbanksoplace with Mrs. was a guest on Sunday with Mr. �t°� EXeeLit;� requested (Sy our Londesboro correspondent) The topic on home economics I and Mrs. A. J. McMurray. JUNIOR FAliMERS JOINT MEETING the Olde. Mrs. Potter g Mrs. Jean' McMurray, Toronto, ( + the books re audited before she The ladies ' of the Londesboro and lreallax was in the charge of . Y, The November meetingof Clin- The joint meeting, was held. in The Sunday School Executive of assumed. ]xer responsibilities. Women's Institute met in the Nlrs. Glen Carter and was taken is visiting at the home of Mr. ton Junior I aimers was held at the School auditorium with Gail' r communityhall on Tuesday, No by Miss Noi 11 Cun n ham; Hu-, and Mrs, A. J, McMurray: I Ontario Street United Church met A ` pot -luck chicken supper will a m• g the Clinton bistrict Collegiate in- Manning as chairwoman. The be held at the next meeting,White vember for the.regular e ular meetin ron County Health Umt, tellin of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas' Lopping- in the church hall with 17 mem- 2 g g g stitute on .1'ucsday; . November 9I meeting opened by `singing 'b which Was opened in the usual her work among the schools and ton celebrated their; 35th wedding at 5.30, m, The . roll call was Canada", The minute..of the las hers present and F: Townsend `re Gift Service will be on December,: manner- with the president, Mrs, homes, "Children, need, Iove, and anniversary on November'7. P a a . h t P 12 at the evening, service, The p t the number of quarts of anti- meeting were read and adopted. It siding. 1he.hymn Onward Christ- ' Stanley Lyon in the chair. The erstanding and security, she Mrs. E. Whitmarsh and NIis. freeze you put in your tractor this was agreed to send $10 to the Christmas "concert vnIl be on ;De- secretar treasurer, Mrs. Arthur said, tl,isten to them when the ruse Janes, London, spent Sun- $ ran Soldiers" and prayer by C. 'El- cember 20. y- Y B winter: Ontario Hurricane Relief Fund. liott o e g Clark read the minutes 'of' the want to. talk over, their problems, day with:Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Mc H. 'E; Gellman 'Walkerton a ri- Jones A nod the meetin . S: Mc- Mrs. Potter very ably conducted last meeting which were a rove Murray, g StuartSivaxt e club t and Lois J n Donald rea$ the Iesson from Pro- study of chapter eight of the study • PP Mrs.: Eddie Bell -sang a solo, ac- culture engineering fieldmati, who gave the club paper, verbs. book.: ed. The treasurer's ' report was Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Huller and P P P eompanle by Mrs. Tom Allen, organized 'the tractor maintenance .The guest speaker was o sof of two children, Aylmer, called to see heard; Mrs. Milton Little gave a reading. : club i s his area. this summer, was Police Joseph Ferranti who spoke A committee of Mrs. Edwin,Mrs. Elgin Josliti la ed a iano the fe Huller, grandmother, Mrs: s calcer. Ilio topic was, Et on "Safety on the Highway" and ' 6n g P y P g with Mr.'g P' P y g, , George a Huller, and also ` Wood,. Mrs. Milton' Little, and, lvlrs.instrumental and Phyllis McCool i'iciency of Operation`of Faxm` Ma- showed .a ,very interesting film.: ` Leonard; Shobbrook were appoint sang a solo, accompanied by Mrs.. and Mrs, Re Shipley, chinery," Mr. •Ferrand answered questions. ORD $ R Y 0. U R ed to plan for the next two ban Tom Allen. Mr. and Reg. Fred Hanley, („ Howard Pym, Exeter, president Robert Mustard 'thanked. Mr. Sarnia-, newed_old acquaintances quets coming up..' The roll call The meeting closed with the i Clint, -this eek. .bile visiting}of Huron County Junior Farmers; Ferrand and everyone went into CHRISTMAS,. was answered by giving a house- singing of "God Save the Queen with 1VIr. and Mrs. Mervynwas present and spoke briefly, the school:cafeteria for lunch: ;��"��';T�� hold hint, and lunch was served to 23 mem- Han-. JUNIOR INSTITUTE ; bers and four visitors. ley ,and Mi. and, Mrs. Dick Eli o - FROM THE - - Mrs. Adolph, Fangrad gave her _ yob, Clinton Junior Institute met�on report on- the areal, convention in -- Tuesday in the Clinton District Goshen Ladies CLI (� Wellington Cook and Mrs. Gor- NTON `KINETTE CLUB London and thanked the Institute �%' 1 don Coates, Hamilton; Mrs. Chris -Collegiate Institute with the presi- for 'giving her the opportunity of Kinettes �. ]Il • Crozier and Miss Maud Coultes, dent; ,Lois Jones; in charge After 1 ORDERS TAKEN NOW FOR DELIVERY attending. Mrs. Edwin -Wood gave Toronto, were'weekend visitors of .the Institute Ode, followed by the Serve 100 At ILY ABOUT DEC. 15 a very ,fine, paper on the motto, l Mr. and Mrs. Chester Farquhar Lord's Prayer, the roll call was i -VARIOUS PRICES - "it isn't what we start, it is what Make Wreaths, and their .aunt, Mrs. Margaret answered by giving •the number Tilephoue Clinton 647Ji 704J3, 782M, or "703W2' o o- an utensils you would use to cook Big Fowl Supper .'or der from any Kinette that counts:' � Johnston: i� r Or we What! -(o fai19 For Christmas - Lois Jones introduced the guest On Tuesday evening, a fowl For Vl11deS Pre, speaker ,who was Don bieeh. ,supper,' serving approximately 100 No! Seventy-eight v. thousand The Kinette Club-of•Clinton met Salesman FZech gave an interest people was held in Goshen United people live together happily and on Tuesday night -at the 'home -of For Parade To Ing talk on cookware. He demon= Church basement. q how the whole set- could Following an intermission after Mrs.. Ji. W. Col uhoun to make (Strafed practically crime free. Their sys g tem of . public schools is almost plans p manufacturing this be used and all the different coni-' the supper hour -a programme was year Sri be To -Day, ' perfect. Every ;child of ten can y supply of the gaily coloured binations. Margaret - , Holland held. read.. There are seminaries and Christmas wreaths•whieh were'so Twenty-three girls attended ttie thanked the speaker. Miss Donna Hayter and Miss a ors and bush popular last season Painting ses- 'meeting of the Girl Guides in the Helen Johnston the county Merle Armstrong gave" several �/ej ej colleges, newsp p pn sions, the actual manufand cture, and $Pecials ing establishments. But there is old public school on Tuesday president, `spoke briefly. - pittnc duets during the supper � nota single pail or penitentiary> other details were arranged. (Or- :night, under the leadership of 'The meeting ended in. a sing- hour and as the people were re- The place? The island called Ice- ders are being taken for these now Mrs, •K. B. McRae,- song and the girls 'met with the turning to their places for the land;" a sovereign state since 1918. and phone numbers are listed After roll call,- practice for the boys far .the joint -meeting: programme.' elsewhere in this paper): Formerly it was ruled ' in pen- Remembrance I?ay parade was. The, programme 'opened .with a • I Mrs, G. Rumball, president, con- held under .the- direction of J. D, °] ' short sing song led by Mrs. Robert mark. 'Two other facts about. this ducted the meetin , and resented elslQ,. 1? 1l�is t•7 A remarkable island are very .sign- Thorndike. Barbara Jones was McKinley and Mrs. Kenneth Parke Women.sWinter ificant. No beverage alcohol is Mrs.:Burton Sta ey wit abun- chosen to lay the wreath.Pat with" Mrsa Bruce Keys at the Coats- abstainersi, permitted to be imported. All are red percent pin. Mrs. D,G Col- Irwin xl chosen to be .flag bear-upiano,Rev. T. J. Pittacted astotal quhoun called the Toil to which er. The meeting closed with Holds Reffular chairman for the evening. Leslie This advertisement is §ponsored ten members answered the ques- games, and "Taps". • Pearson, Clinton, sang a number YI/e, have Selected a number of Coats to sell of a by the Huron County Temperance tion, "Why,I Like Being,a Kin-' o - of very true solos such as "Chang Federation. 45-b ette". November Meetingg of the Guard", "Old Man saving to you. Kinette Club accepted the Mrs• B• Stanley Is River" and "Macnamara's`Bend!% ASSORTED COLORS: f it a ,r1 • , job of providing for a needy family- v The November meeting of�. the Mrs. J. Willis VanEginond, Clin- ��°Jv Off In Clinton, and the president was °• ° °° Woman's Association of Wesley- ton favoured with several accord- SPECIAe. asked to .obtain furtherdetaails Legion AUXillary Willis -United Church was held in ion selections. She played 'many BAZAAR Mrs, Don I{ay m o uce o guests: Mrs. C. Trott, local repre- sentative of the London Free , . President Again the church parlor, on _ Thursday afternoon,. November 4. The presi- dent, Mrs,• G. Beattie was in old favourites such as, Home on the Range", "Annie Laurie", "Loch Lomond" and asked the Will be held dy the Ladies Aid Press Stratford Beacon -Herald and 6KNIf Wingham, and Wilma, _ Auxiliary to the charge with Mrs. C. Charlesworth at the iano. The meeting opened p audience to sing them with her. Not to be forgotten, was the Fall Dresses • Section of the Christian Reformed •Dinnin, 'representing the Clinton The Ladies' Canadian Legion Mrs. by sin ging.the theme hymn follow- Goshen home talent when -Mrs:. ' Church. News -Record. Pe Following the business period, a Following returned Burton Stanley as their president ed by a poem, "The Glorious Min- ority" and meditation by the presi- obin Elmore Keys and Richard Robin- son sang twd eery pleasing duets. G� Noy 20 .L � few hands of court whist were played, with Mrs. Percy Brown p y at the .election of officers which featured Monday night's meeting.. o, dent. A hymn was 'sung Scripture lesson from Ephesians They were accompanied by Mrs. Elmer FIayter. from Goshen A SPECIAL SELECTION - ALL -ASSORTED 7 , - winning top place and the News- g the min- Mrs. Alex Ha read Habgood and 4, 11-16, by Mrs. McLaren; les- ,Also was Mrs. Clare McBride who gave COLORS SIZES 2:00 p.m. Record reresentative taking home was Ptes re sented the -t treasurer's state- son thoughts, Fd4 F. Fingland two trumpet solos, "If I give my A Real Buy At Only .... ..•• ...........:.4.95 the consolation prize. Lunch served by the hostess, ment showing a balance of $318.80 and Mrs, Lockhart led in prayer.' The secretary's report was approv- Heart to You", and one of the' old Strauss favourite, `Blue Danube". eQ' TOWN HALL, CLINTON 0- -- din the general account and $46.45 in the welfare. ed as read by Mrs. M, Steepe and She ; was accompanied by Mrs. EVERYONE WELCOME . S7. ANDRL+ W'S . WMS WILL MEET TUESDAY The Women's Missionary Soc- Mrs. Grace Castle, on recom- mendation of the property com- mittee, will buy 20 tables for use the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. D. owerBartlc - For the flower committee, Mrs. three bouquets Bruce Keys. Mrs. John McKinley; one of the older. members, gave an excellent Maternity Dresses Proceeds of the bazaar will be in ie$y of St. Andrew's Presbyterian, . ux the hall. Mrs. Stanley reported Potter reported readin g. aid of the building of the new " Church will meet on Tuesday, November 16, at the home of Mrs. $514 the amount from the sale and six cards sent. -Mrs. Pinning reported for the. kitchen. 'Mrs. The nest speaker for the even - g Ing, George H. Jefferson, Clinton, Church It is hoped will attend G. Roberton. '-'o of poppies. Mrs• Roy Fitzsimons will be in of the check room for so- Laidlaw reported one quilt corn- pleted. Mrs. Hugill reported the was introduced by Mrs. John E. Robinson. During his address, he VALUES TO $14.95- �er95 everyone 45-6-b Ottawa collects about $30 mil- charge sial events. Mrs. D. J. Lane will bazaar tea-room a success, For recited several poems, some on the SPECIAL A! ONLY .... •......::........ lion a week through indirect taxes, represent the Auxiliary in the Christian fellowship, Mrs. Addison humorous side of life, while others each - - Cancer organization meeting. Election of officers with Mrs. reported 12 home and four hos- Pita, cans. made. were more thought-provokingand serious. He closed reciting " In Strict, Cash - No Refunds - No Exchanges Y g - Alex Inkley in the chair, tools Mrs. Fingiand spoke for citizen- ship and .gave a short talk on m Flanders Fields'', reminding. all er Remembrance Day on November place, as follows:-. Mrs. Burton Stanley, president; missions, quoting Mrs. Fairelough, 11 and askiii all to observe it as g •�•� • 'Specialize Mrs. Grace Castle past president; Mrs. Senneth C. Cooke, first vice- resident; Mrs, Robert Morgan, P M M Missions begin m home"• An appeal from the Deaconess Order will be answered with a dcnatiozi. Mrs. N. W. Trewartha a "holy day"' not just a holiday. Tlie program was brought to a fitting close when Leslie Pearson, g by special request, sang "The TEA TOWELS-GaldWell'sPart Linen, Only r. 49c each • second vice-president, rs. arg- was appointed as re resentative aret Dutot, secretary; Mrs, Violet to attend the Canadian CancerLord's Prayer•:" REMNANT LENGTHS of Materials -'Wools, A CHDT TTtL��Ti Hab ood; treasurer;Rev. T, J. Pitt moved a hearty RE1V S WEAR Members to the executive, Mrs. meeting on November 16, vote of thanks to all who Helped Draperies;, Rayon All Reduced t/3 Laura McAlpine, Mrs. Marie Two piano selections, "Jesus Is on the programme or helped in GIRLS -Cradle to College. Schoenhals; Mrs. Mary Grigg; My Joy' and Romance' by Ru- any other way to make the even- BOYS -up to .12 years. standard bearers, Mrs, Helen Bis• benstein by Mrs. Vincent were err ing a Success. "God Save the back, Mrs. Babs Fitzsimons; pian joyed, Mrs. N. W. Trewartha gave Queen was sun People attend- y 9 ist Mrs. Alex Haddy; . buying, some 'interesting- highlights fromd from 2uricl Clinton, Varna a�i a ® LADIES 'SEA the WA resbyte held at Cent- r�'/� Mrs.. Grace Lawson; social con- P rS' and other places. DR J GOODS MI I N rs. Mrs. eybuiam Watkins, xalia• o. Mrs. Arthur Leyburne. A nominating committee to -Constable R. P. Robbins; Rich- ill The December meeting will take bring in a Slate o$ officers at the mond Hill, visited in Clinton this CLINTON _ , O I�EN�j®�D �t�Nffi�ETS the form of a Christmas party next meefing was appointed. They weep at the home of Mr, and H7CNSE�i%I. A ly r9 lv with a visit from Santa Claus are Mrs. C. Nelson, Mrs. A. And Mrs J. A, Sutter. and installation of officers• The rows, Mrs, H. Adams. * PATTERNS -Simplicity and meeting closed with the . usual 1C l ceremony. McCall .Entertain i�IeCall An enjoyable party was held in m the Legion rooms last week with l Wea-ber p S the members of Clinton Ladies' WS, Auxiliary hostesses to the Exeter group. Games and cards were November 14 1954 M A 1111" ���+++ Played, the visiting ladies carrying Sunday, MEN'S PLAID Sl1j�nn off the Prizes Lunch and an --- l� �� especially beautiful birthday cake ST, PAUL'S ANGLICAN DEPT. STORE brought to a close a fine celebra- feAl.ey-WiIN5 Saiteb CHURCH CLINTON - - - - - CLINTON tion of the 22nd birthday of Clin- flCbUCCIJ REV, R_X P. BULTEEL, Rector MEN'S SPORT SHIRT STYLES • ton Auxiliary to the Canadian 10i° Legion. Rev, HUGH C. WILSON, Minister- Mrs, Theodore Fiemlin, Orgavist Sonforized from MRS, M. R: RENNIE, Organist Mrs. J. M. Elliott, - ° Choir Leader RE�G.ULAR COLLAR STYLES 10.45 a.m.'-The Session will meet 65 to 5 M. R. 1tI1NNIE, Choir Director .11.00 a.m.-Morning Prayer and Sanforized -- from ........:..::..... ° 11.00 a.m,-Morning Worship Sunday School: a Sacrament of Baptism 7.00 pan -Evening Service, CARHARI•T EXTRA i°IEAVY OVERALLS- Sermon of Members; Tuesday, Nov. 1.6••-•2.45 p.m.- The Sermon subject: Women's Auxiliary will hold Sanforized 10 oz Denim 12,15 a.m.-Primary. "Life With Wings" the annual meeting at the High Back ,.;. 5.95 Union Evening Service in the On Joseph Street t13ff. • • w 11.20 am. -Primary. School. home of Mrs, H. Bar CARHARTT EXTRA HEAVY SMOCKS .. N tarxo Street United` Church. " 5.95 ^� � " I oLMESV1LIair' . GOSPEL Sanforized 10 oz. Denim 1.30 p.m. -Church Service and i P, r Sunday School'. ALL W E L C O M E 9 A& wKIEN Come To The House of Prayer Order of Meetings for theImak S ® x? Huron Street Lor1,1,•00 a.m. Breaking of Bread . . . . . . . . . . . . . BAPTIST CHURCH Luggage 3.00 p.m. -Children's Meeting gg ge $Shoes Minister -REV. J; E. OSTROM . 7.00 A.m,-Gospel Meeting Phone 2 Clinton Organist -Mrs. George Grant r'-`- A"niivi Th;Q Vd-nan gn1MtA C1mils \``' /-mss' 7i nn iv-nin Service PENTECOSTAL CHURCH. u• Sunday So. Communiot Gospel Ser Children's TUESDAY, ST PRE -SOY REV. P. J Ml�: T Choir L Sunday, "A 1 2.30 p.m. -1 with stu Everyone wl . with us -will day gSchool. P.A.O.C. r niVService, Victoria Street eloome K, L.•SWEIGARD Pastor e Street - Sunday, November 14 1954, HERE'S • YOUR CAIS E TO L HALL 11.00 a,m and 7.30 P.m. - NTON Mr. and Mrs. Echenswiller and son 1 �' will be presenting God's Word KEEP 'ENI: S11iI,ING? 9:45 a.m.' by both word and song. .vice,„ 11.00 a,m. x a . Corrie and enjoy Sister ch- 8.00 p.m. enswI r as she preaches the Q Purest -premium Even- Word', also special musical xv quality ingred- 'm P Prayer and numbeis by Douglas and his °� rents, ' plus our Study, 10;00 a mr-=-Sunday -School a baking skill, pro- VDRE�'S 11.00 am -Morning Worship = �i gs duce the colics 1 IAN CHURCH 7.30 pm.- Evening Service you'll serve with Tuesday, Nov. 9 -Prayer Service pride. Win his ATE; B.A., Minister and Bible Study. xAN AGNEW, raves-seiwe our Friday, Nov. 12 -Young People's r .and Organist Service. goodies at eiiery ember, 14, 1954 Lrvervone Is Welcome meal. Murch School Chu , Bible Study, ; ' BAYFIELD BAPTIST , Worship Period-• CHURCH meditation: to ,Lose". Invites you to services each OUR .SATURIDAY`SPECIALI x Church, Bayfield, Sunday in the Orange Hall, From Our Store Only - a, at 2:`.p.in, for all; Bayfield, at 3.30 p.m., until the Y cares to worship new' church is completed. RHUBARB TA-ftILwelcomed Speaker-:- I. Bodenham. 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