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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1955-03-17, Page 6PAGE ,;SIX engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs, Andrew IIusty, Clinton, announce the engage- ment of.their only daughter, MaryAnne, to Norman' Leslie Olson, 'soh of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin 0, Olson, Ketchen, Bask, The,, marriage to take place in. St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton, - Saturday, April 9, at 2 p.m. 11-p: FOR LOVELIER HAIR visit CHARLES House of .Beauty ' King Street -- Clinton PHONE 529 11-tfb Happy Doubles See Rug Making Dem.onst;ation The Happy Doubles' Club of ,On- tario Street United Church met on Monday evening, March 15, 'at the home of Marion and George Colclough. The meeting opened. with a call to worship followed by thesinging a y si i in of ' hymn"Lord Speak to Me thatMay Speak", I_ A passage from I Corinthians, 13 chapter, was , read, followed by prayer and the 'hymn, ;'O Jesus, : have . promised" was sun I p g Mrs. Willis VanEgmond gave an interesting. -demonstration on rug making. A delicious lunch was served and S. social half hour .fol- lowed. MOTHERS GROUP WILL MEET ON MARCH 22 ,The Mothers' Study Group of Wesley -Willis United Church will meet next Tuesday, March 22, at the home- of Mrs. Jim Cox, Mrs. Howard Currie is in charge of the meeting. • J. A. AN TETT Jeweller and Watchmaker EXPERT ";WATCH ' REPAIR SERVICE Bulova, Gruen > and Cyma Watches BLUE RIVER and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS Spode Dinnerware Visit Our Modem Up -To -Date Jewellery Store Today Phone 1562 Clinton -26-tfb Specials for Marchf1-1819 COFFEE --Maxwell House -1 Jb, bog Ib. $1.05 BROOMS -4 String each .83c JUICEOld South Blended -48 oz. tin 4.9c POTATOES-N.B.-50 lb, bag $1.69 LETTUCE -Head -size 30s 'each 15c CORN FLAKES -Kellogg's -12 oz. 2 pkgs, 45e SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. 311e TEA-Flowerdale ' %z lb. 69c SALMON -Maple Leaf -73/ oz. tin 39c HERRING -In Tomato Sauce -Connors ---13 oz., 21c SARDINES -Brunswick in 00 3 tins .25c BUTTER -First Grade ib. 64c THOIIPSON'S FOOD. MARKET Phone 40 We Deliver Shirley's Beauty Sh�p Will Re -open Wed., March ,23 Appointments may be mode on and after that date. PHONE CLINTON 185. 11-12-b - HOT CROSS BUNS ... 40c doz. TEA BISCUITS ....:;,., 30c doz. ,,, ROLLS 30e doz. • DO' -NUTS ,.........,...._ , 40c doz.. SUEY LOAF, 30c ech TARTS 6 for 25e PIES .` 50c each CAKES ''~ 40c ,each Our Saturday Special-- From pecial-From Our` Store Only - Cocoanut Cream Pies - REG. 50c .for 39c BARTLIFF -BRCS. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERRS PHONE 1 CLINTON CLINTON NEWS -RECORD'. "Orchid Patrol" Entertains Guides InNight Social The orchid patrol entertained the' Clinton Company Girl Guides at a St. Patrick's Day party in theclub. room on Tu Guide e do Tuesday. Patrol Leader, Barbara Jones and second Sandra Addison, welcomed the guests. A mostenjoyable even- ing was spent in games- and con- tests. The highlight of the ,even- ing was judging', the funniest and most original hat worn by a guest. Doreen Garan was the winner. A dainty lunch was server' by the t fromtea table,prettily patrol a eap t y decorated with greet' and white streamers and Shan:f oclts. -- Invited guests were Brownie leaders, Miss Grace \Dunstan and Mrs. E, MacDonald, Mr's. Charles, Brandon: and Mrs. -L. G. Winter, secretary of the Guide " Ladies' Auxiliary. The orchid patrol leaders are Barbara Jones, • Sandra Addison, Pat Pegg, Gloria Rumball, Dar- lene' Stanley, Joan Sharp and Janet Sharp, . Tina evening was put on as -part of the work the patrol is doing to obtain their hostess badges. The door prize was won ' by Miss Dunstan. Thirty-one dollars has been turned in from the sale of greet- ing cards. .Almost 100 package front from Monarch products have been 'handed in. Anyone, 'wishing to provide more of these for the Guides,_ please phone 189R, and ar- rangements will be made to have "them picked up. They' must be in by March 19. a ' Trousseau Tea For .Thelma Baird .Held Saturday In a setting made colourful with spring daffodils, . Miss Thelma Baird, assisted-. by iter mother, Mrs. Norman Baird, and, her fiance's mother, Mrs. Frank Jones, Clinton, received friends on Sat- urday, March 5, for her trousseau tea held at the home of the bride - elect on .Concession 2, Stanley Township. Displayinge the trousseau were Misses Verna Eyre who showed the wedding gifts Mrs, Walter Baird, shower gifts; Mrs. John Stanley, wedding wardrobe; Miss Edith Jones and Miss Alice Par- rish, the quilts, linens and china. The table was centred by a lov ely wedding cake graced with daffodils. Pouring tea in the afternoon were Mrs. Morgan Jones, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Ella Me - Cowan, aunt of the bride; while Mrs. Stewart Baird„ Mrs. Mel, Graham, ..Leola Taylor, . Marion Ross and Alice Caldwell served. In the evening, Mrs, George Baird, grandmother of the bride and Mrs. Barbelle Thompson pour- ed tea. Mrs, William Sinclair prepared the luncheon plates in the kit- chen. Mrs. Victor Taylor made 'the tea and Mrs. Clara Dutot also assisteddin the kitchen. Perso.n.als Miss Gladys. Addison, ' Sarnia, was a' weekend visitor with her mother; Mrs„Margaret Addison. g Mr. ' and Mrs. Glenn Lockhart anti family, Owen ' Sound,spent thee weekend with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, James Lockhart, and Mr, and Mrs. 11. D. Cameron: Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Ford and children, Hanover, formerly of Kitchener, called on Mrs. Eliza- beth Walker, Ontario Street, on Saturday., • Miss Catherine E. Fingland, University of - Western Ontario, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Judge and Mrs., Frank Fingland. E. S. , Livermore, Q.C., Mrs. Livermore and their grandson, Ji m Y, London, don, wereguests of Mr, Livermore's parent's, Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore, on Sunday afternoon. ' Lloyd Holland ' returned last Wednesday limn a four day tour through Michigan, Indiana, Illin- ois, and Missouri, as the guest of the Ralston Purina Feed Comp- any. P/O and Mrs, -L, J. White, Of - firm's' Mess, RCAF Station Tren- ton, Balled on Mrs. Helen Dairy- mple; on Monday. Mrs. White was the former Joan Cunningham, Moose Jaw, Sask. Mr. and Mrs, H, E. Hartley were in St. Catharines this week attending the funeral of the for- mer's aunt, Mrs. G. A. Macdonald. .Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald and her sister, Mrs. R. h Hartley were vacationing in Florida.. when .Mrs.. Macdonald was killed in an auto- mobile accident on Friday last. COUNCIL NAMES MEN TO COUNTY INDUSTRIAL BOARD Reeve Mei Crich and Councillor G. Beattie were appointed Clin- ton's representatives on the Huron County Industrial Promotion Board. Wesley -Willis WA Appoints Two Tci Presbyterial The president, Mrs. N. Shepherd presided for the March meeting of the Wesley -Willis Women's Mis- sionary Society with 30 ladies present. A short worship service and the reports of the various secretaries were given. Mrs. Norman holland and Mrs. Addison were appointed as dele- gates to the presbyterial to be held, in Wingham on April 7,, Mrs. George Beattie took charge of the study period. The theme was "The. Faiths They Follow" from the study book ',The Church in India". This was a study to show how Indians as a whole are deeply religious and that*the main religions of India differ from Christianity, Mrs.. Norah Moffatt from Blue - vale, was guest pianist. Everyone enjoyed her piano solos, "Moon- light Sonata", " I-Iumoreske" and "Irish Melodies". A hymn and prayer led by Mrs. Beattie closed the meeting. The Wesley -Willis ladies are in- vited to join with the Ontario Street WMS at the thankoffering in April. Mrs. J. T. White, Lon- desboro, will be,the guest speaker, The date will be announced later,: Churth %ethices Sunday, M Ma 20, 1955 esi'Yepn u;u. ifliE t initeb Church Rev. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNIBI,. Choir Director 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship "Glethsemane" 1120 a.m.-Primary Scheel 12.15 pen. -Church School 7.00 p.m. -Evening Praise -- "Watch raise -"Watch. and Fray" HOLMESVILLE 1.30 p.m. -Church Service' and Sunday School Glome To The House of Prayer' oro. Huron Street. BAPTIST CHURCH Minister -REV. J. E. OSTROM 11.00 a,m.-Morning Service - 12.15 p.m. -Sunday School. 7.00 p.m. -Evening vening Service EVERYONE WELCOME Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday School 9.45 a.m, Breaking of Bread 11.00 a.m. Gospel Service • 8.00 p.m. TUESDAY, 8 p.m. Prayer and • Bible Study. "PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A,O.C.. Victoria Street K L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Friday, March 18 - 4.15 p,m. - Happy dour. 8.00 p.m. -Christ's Ambassadors Sunday March 20, 1985 10.00 a.m,-Sunday School 1100 a,m.-Morning' Worship - 7.30 p.m. -Evening' Gospel Service Tues., March 22 -Prayer Service and Bible Study. Everyone Is ;Welcome. ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist e Mrs. J. M, Elliott\ Choir Leader • 11.00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7.00 p.m. -Evening Service Wednesday March 23-7.30 p.m. - Lenten Service. Thurs., March 24-8 p.m.-Chan- .cel .m.-Chan.cel Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. R. B. Camp- e, Joseph Street GOSPEL, HALL CLINTON WALL WELCOME Order of Meetings for the Lord's Day: 11.00 e.m.--Brealting of Bread 3.00 p.m. -Children's Meeting 7.00 p.m. -Gospel Meeting ST. ANDREW'S - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE y-B.A„ Minister MILS, MORGAN AGNEW, Choir Leader and Organist Sunday, March 20 10.00 a.m.-The ,Church ` School'' 11.00 ami -Divine Worship i Subject for meditation "The Silence o£' the Cross" Special Period for Children, KNOX CHUROR, BAYFIELD 2.30 p.m. -Divine Worship Join the fellowship of those who confess Christ. ALL WELCOME BAYFIELD• BAPTIST CHURCH Invites you to• services each Sunday in the Orange -Hall, Bayfield, at 3.30 p.m., until the new church is completed. Speaker: I. Bodenhare. ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" PASTOR -REV. A. GLEN EAGLE, B.A.. B.D. ORGIANIST _ MRS. E ; WEND.ORF 11.00 a.m.--Morning Worship 12:30 p.m. -,Sunday School 7.00 p.m. -Union Servide in Wesley -Willis TURNER'S CHURCH 2.00 p.m. -Divine Worship 3.00 p.m. -Sunday School THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 Diesel Replaced On London Run After 27 years of diesel train service on the Clinton -London - 'Sarnia run, the CNR has_replaced the familiar locomotive with an older style steam train. Service has been' reduced, and now mail, freight and passengers will 'travel on the one train, which 'arrives in Clinton at' 11.40 a.m, each 'week day, and leave on its return trip 40 minutes later, at 12.20 p.m. Service under the new schedule commenced on Monday. It is not known for 'Sure just what incon venience the 'change` will place door: local people, though itdoes curtail to some degree the quick nese of serviceo f rrg fez hta and ex- press. With the, previous wait over of some three hours, it was possible for a business to receive an order in the morning, process it, andhave the goods or an an- swer by letter in the return after- noon.mail. Under the new sched- ule rids' is next to impossible. ' The old diesel train, No 15836 which plied the run up until -hist Saturday, Was the first diesel ever brought into Western Ontario by CNR. In 1926' She operated out of Hamilton to Toronto and Strat- ford. Two years later she was. put on the Sarnia -London -Clinton run, Which she plied ever since. A o CLINTON; WI WILL MEET THURSDAY AFTERNOON The ;Clinton Women's Institute meeting will be held on March 24 in the Agricultural Office board room. The roll call wil be answer- ed by. paying of fees, and the election of officers will be held. Program: Mrs', Ross, Mrs. J. But- ler; hostesses: Mrs. C. `Elliott, Layton, Groves, Livermore, Forb- es, Fear and' D. Managhan, Po- cock, MaClinchey and E," Adams. All members are asked to attend this important meeting:' TOOF Notes 'Clinton Lodge IOOF No. 83 held its • regular meeting on Tuesday evening in the, form of a dinner meeting. A delicious dinner, serv- ed by the Rebekahs, made an ex- cellent beginning to a very happy evening 05 Odd Fellowship, Visit- ors front Goderich and Seaforth were present. The Noble Grand, George Falconer, , Preel e d for the business part of the meeting, It was.arinouneec'that the dist- rict meeting Will be held in Hen•. sail, on Wednesday evening, April 13.' n o A n unnements were also grade . regarding gatherings" on Good Friday in St Thomas and in Mount Forest. It is anticipated that the second degree ,'will be conferred in'Thainesford on'Thurs- daY evening,March 24. Those wishing to go to this meeting are asked to meet et the lodge room at , 6.45 on Thursday evening. P "Beecher" Streets . was in Ham- ilton this week visiting Dr. and Mrs. H. F: Gibbs. "'' +a KE EA.. SALE. and SALE Of USED CLOTHING in the Council Chanibeys Saturday, March 19. Sponsored by the Order of the Eastern Star TEA -`25c. 2 to 5 p.m. PROCEEDS FOR °HOSPITAL Sergeant M. E. Kahle, instructor in code and cypher, who has been stationed at RCAF Station Clinton for sometime, has been posted for service to the allied sector of Germany, SPECIAL SALE LAYTEX FAB -LINED \RDI REG. $7.50 ) NOW $5.95 REG. $6.95 NOW 5.50 MARTINS A RARE TREAT FOR ALL MUSIC LOVERS By 'Popular °Request The HARVESTERS MALE CHORUS FROM HAMILTON FRIDAY, MARCH 25 ONTARIO STREET UNiTED,.CHURCH Auspices: The Men's Club Secure Your Tickets Early Accommodation is Limited 45th AAfNIVERSARY I SALE 3 Days Only -Friday 18; -Saturday 19; Monday 21 45 YEARS AGO THIS MARCH IRWIN'S OPENED IN CLINTON . Come in this weekend . to' celebrate our opening ,,,and to salve by buying one or more of our sale items. Spring Coats --- Suits All Purpose Coats -ALL REDUCED 29 'Sewing Materials A Large Assortment or" 'Corduroys -- Rayons -- Cottons Linens, etc. -Values to 1,95 yard. 90 yd., Weekend Special ' O NYLON HOSE - '54 Gauge 15 Denier SPECIAL .89 pr. A small deposit will hold any garment - Please do not ask to charge sole merchandise, ' lit IN