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TAURSDAT, NOVEMBER 25, X954
RCAF Couple fed In Chapel •` MENDS STJNnr1Y oBsERVED :.
Personals The First Column WESLEY-W=LL=8 CHURCH
St. Andrew7s WMS
I.O.O.F Initiates
Meets At Home
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�TWo MemberS;'
,' Men's- Sunday was °bserved, last
OF Mrs$ R oberton
't
Plans' For Dinner
(Continued from Page One) Sunday in .Wesley -Willis United
Mrs. Percy C. Town spent the door, the structure
last ten days in Toronto, was built firm- Chuuch, Mr, Bruce Suitor, B.A.,
Lord's Day:
Mrs. Hpnry Garrett, and Baugh- ly and beautifully, by Mr, Brown of Emmanuel College; was the
The Women's Missionary Society,
Of St =Andrew's Presbyterian
The Clinton TOOF No. 83 met
on, Tuesday night,' with George
ter, Miss' Lillian, Toronto were for the use of his rural customers, speaker at :the morningservices..
weekend 'visitors with the for- «v�*. Tn this little, booth a farm Woman Mr, Ralph Rowlett, B•A kitchen•
.
u
Ch rcPi iiet at the home of Mrs.
Falconer, Presiding, .'
The mitzatory degree was con-
,
mer's brother and sister -.in-law, „ could go to make a phone call er spoke in the evening,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E; Cook.,, ;>; home, no one could bear what she The men's choir whicfilled
ll the
George Roberton on Tuesday. Af-
ter lire opening hymn, the r si-
Asia g P e
,ferred ,on. two ,candidates- with
yam ..
Master Ken Cummings attended fr, was saying, and the liaises choir loft both morning and even -
not bother, ber..
de t r
n , Mrs R. W. McKenzie , called
on M
Degree ,Captain J. A. Sutter In
charge. Plans were completed for
the Royal Winter Fair on Satur- pt�,4,. .did mg provided the music under the
day and took in a •hockey;=game s�. Possibly one of the ''few stores in direction of Mr. and Mrs. M, R,
s. Shortreed and Mrs: James
Matins,for the worship
p period.
the first Brinier meeting which
will be held in the .Lodge `Room
at the Maple Leaf Gardens, Clinton to be -served by those wise Rennie. "The young u
Mr.. Bruce Suitor,, who spoke in 3 u. ,;' conveyor' outfits for transmitting ters who spoke nd t dent trrims-
the
Mrs. Robert Scott and Mrs. J.
on Tuesday, November 30; At that
;'Wesley -Willis United Church on "� t �k"' sales slips, money and such—the choir ' provided a worship
f: ,, s' P Y P a day of
R. Matins read the minutes and,
time Past Grand' Master Roger K.
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Sunday, morning, and Mrs. Suitor, ' �; � , �` �,� ;. � wares are ;still strung, They' are that will be ,well remembered..'
ed.
-financial statement. The latter
Williamson, London, will' be the
Woodstock, were the guests while > s not in working order, but four, of o
- calling attention to the increased
guest and later will address a joint
,r
in town; of Mr, and Mrs.. -John A. ." them led to the upperlevel .office, ,
allocation.
meeting of Reb'ekaliS, and Odd-
Sutter. 3 ti = • where the book-keeper could sit ST. ANDUIbW'S GIRLS' . CLUB
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The new study book, "Face to
Face India'!
fellows in, the interests of the C,
P and T. committee.
committee.
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Mrs. N. W. Trewarfha will � and with a minimum of effort re- WILL MEET ON WEDNESDAY
;, x, lir Ceive the sales slip, then attach :The monthly meeting of the
leave For Timmins on Friday of r y
a mapWith
introducezd by Mrs. Ed
Farquar,
this week to visit . her son-in-law , .. I the small container again, and Girls Club of St. Andrew's Pres -
and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Peter ;; send the change whizzing' back ,byterian' Church will take the
Mrs. William. $haddock an-
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LOCAL INSTITUTE
L C WOMEN'S
MEETING THIS; AFTERNOON
.to
A. Addison of the First United " M"`"`. any one of four locations in the form of a pot -luck supper to be
< store. held m the
pounced that subscriptions to
Members the Clinton Wo-
Church in Timmins:z. Sunday School room
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Paterson, ,: We sat for; a few. minutes in of the church on Wednesday even -
Glad Tidings were due. Many
Calls had been made on sick and
,.Df
I men's- Institute will meet in the
t :�, this u
VJiarton; and daughter; Miss Edith ' - ;f ? built peer office --A ti piece, ?ha, December 1, at 6.45 o'clock
Paterson,. amilton, and son, New- ,} in the manner• of modern s. rp. There will be an exchange
shut-ins during ,the month:
here this afternoon board room
noon, Members
ers are
kitehens, , with everything of
:man Paterson, Stratford, spent the. r5' hind ,within gifts.
p
The• resident Closed the meet-
p
Ing with prayer, The hostess sere-
g
men's Inst the Goderich• also
men's Institute, Members are also
F reach. Sharpened pencils, ,
eekend renewing -.acquaintances read to write, a t pens
y ypewriter:with
in town and vicinity. $ neat
ed refreshments, assisted by Mrs♦
reminded not to forget the articles'
g
Mr.. cover, sales books at hand,
Mac accompanied TU and sales
McLennan.
fon' the penny sale.
Donald r, records for the past -.
by Mr. Donald 'MacKenzie; ,Ches- 4 ;; .� man ears d th
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JAM; St. William's, 24 oz. jar - .:.....:..... 37C
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"Ample Parking at Rear of Store"
,attended a qon ittee meeting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keir i
neth Welch, Wa'llaeetowa, on
on Saturday,
Hullett Couple
Celebrate CORPORAL AND MRS. J
down the aisle of the Protest&
Silver Wedding ton, following their , marriage
The bride. is Leading Airwom
(By our Londesboro correspondent) George Whitehead and the late
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook town, P.E.I., and her husband
entertained their brothers and Dewling, Trinity Bay,. Newfo
,sisters and their families on Sat- . RCAF` Station Clinton, and pl
urday evening, November 20, on mony was performed by F/L
the occasion of their silver wed-
ding anniversary. Fifteen sat down
to a fowl dinner. ,
In the evening about 30 played Mothers Group
cards; high score for ladies, Mrs.
William Gibbings; men's high,
William Gibbings; ladies' 'low Will Sid Bale
Mrs. Wesley V. den men's low,
Charlie Crawford. T� Capreol SOmi1
Mr. and Mrs, Shabbzook were
married 25 years ago at the home
Of the bride's parents, Mr. and The Mothers' Study Group o:
Mrs. Wesley Vodden, concession Wesley -Willis United Church me -
9,
Hullett Township, by Rev. J, in the church parlour on Tuesda3
W, Johnson, Londesboro United evening, November 23. Mrs, A. F
Church. The attendants were Mr. Dale w s in charge of the meet
and Mrs. Percy Gibbings. Ing, and She began with the poen
They settled on the farm on entitled "A Day". "The Day Thot
which they still reside, concession Gavest Lord is Ended" was suns
13, Hullett Township. They have and the Scripture was read b3
two daughters, Thelma (Mrs. Gor- Mrs. Wilfred Jervis.
don Garrow, Clinton) ; Muriel, a Mrs. Dale led in prayer an(
student at CDCI; and two grand- everyone repeated the Lord'.
daughters. Prayer in unison. The hymn, "Da3
Mr, and Mrs. Shobbrook receiv- Is Dyin m the West" was sun
ed lovely gifts, and the minutes of the 0 tobei
° meeting were read by Mrs. N. Tre•
Of 100F .Hobs wartha, During the general busi•
gess discussion led by Mrs. Jervis,
Successful Part' Mrs. Bagnall reported on the lay-
ette which she and Mrs. E. Hug!]]
A successful card party sponsor- had made since the last meeting,
ed by the C. P. and T. Committee, Blankets will be purchased to
was held Thursday night, Novenz- add to the layette, also mitts and
bet, 18 in the IOOF Lodge Room, i a few small toys as well. This
Euchre and '•500" .were played will be Sent to Mrs. Fred Sloinan
ixith the winners as follows: lad- at Capreol for her to place with
res' high, Mrs. Sadie Mittell; lad- a needy person. Mrs. Trewartha
ies' 1oiv, Mrs. Marion Taylor; read a letter of thanks from Mrs.
men's high, Bert Rowden: men's Sioman for a previous bale,
low, Benson Sutter. Prizes for A ,poem, "Just Before Her Bed -
euchre, ladies' high, Mrs, Roberta time" was read by Mrs. Bagnall,
Plumsteel; Iadies' low; Mrs. Viola and collection received completed
VanEganond; men's high, Wilfred the business seesion.
Freeman; men's low, Stan•McDon- Mrs. F, Miller read an article,
aid. "A Child Gets Slapped", followed
by another poem by Mrs. Bagnall,
LADIES WILL PACK "Growing Up". Mrs. J. Cooper
=3ALF: FOR CHILDREN read an article, "Give Your Child
The Tuekersmith Ladies' Club a Party". Mrs; Dale touched
will hold their December meeting briefly on drilling children on
at the home of Mrs. Eldon traffic safety, and read a little
O'Brien, The roll call will be the poem, "The Battle of the Bib".
collecting of fees, and there will The hymn, "Now the Day is Over"
be. a box of clothing packed for and the Mizpah benediction closed
the Children's Shelter. the meeting.
��tees
Sunday, November 28, 1954
EErepaflliEttiteb
Joseph Street
fIC�jUCC j
GOSPEL HALL
Rev. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister
CLINTON
MRS. M. R. RENNIE; Organist
ALL WELCOME
M. R. RENNIE, Choir Director
Order of Meetings for the
Lord's Day:
11.00 a.m,—Morning Worship
11,00 a.m.—Breaking of Bread
Mrs, L. Winnifred Bryce, M,A,-.
3.00 p,m,—Children's Meeting
Pli.D., of India,
7.00 p.m.—Gospel Meeting
11,20 a.m: Primary School.
12.15 p.m,—Church School.
Huron Street
7.15 p.m.—Evening Praise—
BAPTIST CHURCH
Mrs. Bryce,
HOLMESVILLE
Minister—REV: J. E. OSTROM
Organist—Mrs, George Grant
1.30 p.m.—Church Service and
Sunday School
11.00 a.zn, ' Morning Service.'
Come To The House of Prayer
12,15 p.m.—Sunday School.
ST. ANDREW'S
7.00 p.m,—Evening Service,
Everyone Welcome
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister
Ma le Street
Is
MRS. MORGAN AGNE1/
GOSPEL HALL
Choir Leader and; Organist
CLINTON
Sunday, November 28, 1954
Sunday School . 9:45 a.m.
The Church School meets at 10
Communion Service ... 11.00 a.m.
a.m., .
11.00 a.m.—Divine Worship—
Gospel Service 8.00 p.m.
Children's Hour Tuesday Even -
Children's period.
Sermon subject:
ing-7.00 p.m:
TUESDAY, 8 p.m. — Prayer and
"Tile Perils of 'Goodness"
2.00 p.m,—Knox Church, 'Bayfleld
Bible Study,
Studies in History. -
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
2.30 Public Worship,
Wed evening December 1, at 7
CHURCH
p.m. Men's Club Supper and
meeting. Guest speaker,
Invites you to services each
Sunday in the Orange Hall,
Padre Garrett, RCAF,
,
Bayfield, at 3.30 p.m., until the
d
=t is a good tiring to give thanks
new church, is. completed.
1. Bodenham.
unto God
A►I Welcome
__Speaker:
ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
CHURCH
REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector
P.A.O.C,
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Victoria Street
K. L: SWEIGARD, Pastor
Mrs, J. M. Elliott,
Choir Leader
Sunday, November 28, 1954
10,00 a.m.—Sunday School
11,00 a.m.—Morning Prayer a n d
Sunday School.
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
7.00 P.M.—Evening Service.
7.30 p.m.—Evening Service
Tues, Nov. 30, St. Andrew's Day,
Tuesday, Nov. 30—Prayer Service
2.45 p.m., Corporate Commun-
and Bible Study,
Friday, Dec. 3 — Young People's
ion of'the WA in the church,
Wed., Dec .1, 8.15 p.m:; Friendship'
AMES DEWLING, walk smilingly
nt Chapel at RCAF Station Clin-
there on Saturday, November 6.
an Joan Whitehead, daughter of.
Mrs, Nan Whitehead, Charlotte -
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
undland. Both are stationed at
an to live in Clinton. The sere=
the Rev: B. Garrett.
(Photo by Hodges)
A social hour was held, and
lunch was served'by Mrs. Howard
Currie, Mrs. W. Jervis and Mrs.
McCall. V '
AUXILIARY MEETING
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Clinton Cubs and Scouts will meet
in the Council Chamber on Tues-
day, December 7 at eight o'clock.
Members are requested to bring
articles that they have made for
the bazaar,
Y Y _ a latest eta-
ender ,was dated 1949, - ,
From a seat in this small office
the whole of the store was visible,
and right out onto main street,
Here was a glimpse of what the
store had once been; (now nar-
rowed to the present store, it once
included what is now the Royal
Bank, and the Clifford Lobb Store. HOW'S YOUR SUPPLY,
It was a busy, active and noisy OF FUEL
Spot. Now it is deserted. It has
been deserted for yearsactually, THESE DAYS?
except for Mr, Brown, his.personai
friends, and the casual shopper. Be read far that
Next week the sale will begin, Y
and within a few days the store quick drop in temper
will be cleared. New owners will ture! Order our win-
some in and a great .'renovating" aY
will commence, This marks the ter fuel supply NOW_
.
end of a piece of the past,
° ORDER FUEL NOW
Ex -Warden and Mrs. N. W. Tre-
wartha were among those from
Clinton who attended the Huron`.
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County Warden's banquet on A• GGrigg
& So evening of this week r,
in Knox Presbyterian Church, hone '74W —Clinton
Goderich. Mr. Trewartha was
Warden of the county in the year
1922,
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