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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 1955-06-16, Page 6AGE SIX CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, JUNE 1¢, 1•9045 ews o f ay le BY MISS LUCY R. WOODS Ontario's Champion, Country Correspondent PHONE BAYFIELD 45 r 3 • 1l++rtf+•-* Rev, and Mrs., Alfred McAlister spent:Tuesday and Wednesday, in London. ,o E, A. Featherston, London, is, spending this week at his home in the village. Mr. and Mrs, F. Hendrick, Bir mingham, , Mich., were ' at their cottage over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Will,,. London, are at their cottage, "Dingleton" for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, ,Ann Arbor, are occupying B. E. Foyston's cottage this week. Mrs. R. G. Hunter, Mary Alice and Sally Beth are spending this week at their home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Keith, Pruss and Janice, and. Blair Cool, London, visited Mrs. ;Pruss's parents, •. Mr. • and yfrs, J. H. Parker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hamilton and daughter, Melva Manor, Clin- ton, and Miss Winnie Raymond, Clinton, are guests at Deer Lodge Park. Miss Ruth Joy Martin and Ro- bert Knapp, Detroit, were with the former's mother, Mrs. F. V. Mar- tin ';'Boulder Lodge", weethe kend. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ormond re- turned home on Monday after having attended a wedding in Ann I and. Brenda" were in Toronto over . Arbor, Mich„, and visited in De- I the weekend where they attended trop over the weekend. th graduation x Jack- ie. Ja Fraser, Mrs. John and Mr. ie. and Mildred, attended the wed- ding of Mrs. Fraser's nephew, Gary Cooper, to Miss Jeanette Smith in Tillsonburg on Saturday. Mrs. Emily Lewis and Mr. and Mrs.. Douglas Lewis, Toronto, Nils- - ited the former's son-in-law and daughter, .,Rev. and Mrs.' Alfred +r+w.+rr weekend. h t e over ' e r 'it cAl s M i ed tt om a.. oth accompanied 0 P p s.l LeRoy Y by her' mother, Mrs. William R. Jowett, Goderict,. visited- her' sis- ter, Mrs.mEa, on Tuesday and Wed- endall and fam- nesday. Elmira, • - John MacKenzie, who has been on the teaching staff of Albert College, Belleville, for the past two years,,came home on Satur- day to; Spend a short vacation with his parents. Mr. and ' Mrs. Keith Gemein- hardt, Linda and Monica, were in Gore Bay from Friday to Sunday. They attended the wedding of the former's nephew, Ronald Knight, at Gore Bay on Saturday. -Drillers for the.,Imperial Oil Company havecommencedopera 'tions in search of oil on property owned by Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wes- ton. It is situated on the north side, of the road running back of the cemetery. Mrs. Wilfred C. Bauer and three that and adults alike will children, Stephen, Ross and Ruth res ect this spot sacred to the 'Claire, returned to Waterloo ` bn `memory of those who fell in de - Sunday with her husband after fense of Canada. G. M. Galbraith having visited for ten days with supplied the geraniums, Mr. and her mother-in-law, Mrs.'H. Bauer, 1VIrs. George Hopson contributed at her cottage on'Tuyll Street. the other flowers= and did the Mr. and Mrs. Arnold' Makins planting,, and A. E. Westlake has been watering the flowers. Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Lee and four children, Billy, Jim, Janet Pater Pa and Miss Corrie e s and Frances s motored from Charlottetown, PEI, last week, arriving on Saturday, and are visiting` Mrs. Lee's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch. Arm- strong, Bronson ' Line, Stanley Township. Dr. and Mrs. Lee will go to Toronto the first of the week where he will attend the ses- sions of the Canadian and British Medical Association, Baptism The Rev. W. S. Outerbridge con- ducted the service of Holy Bapt- ism oh Sunday morning last for Linda Lorraine, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred John Turn- er. Mrs, John Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner were god- parents. The sacrament, took place at morning prayer between the first and second lessons. Mrs. Donald McLeod and baby daughter, Lea Ann Laulse, came home from Clinton Public Hospital on Monday. -Ninth Birthday Mrs. Fred Weston entertained in honour of her daughter Jackie's ninth birthday on Saturday after- noon, Present were: Rosemarie Turland, Pat Snider, Susan Adams, Carol Wallis, Gayle Turner, Ro- berta and Frieda McLeod, Sandra Middleton, Myrna Scott Cathy Rev. A. 'McAlister Preaches'First: Sermon Since Recut Ordination (By'out•"Bayftuld correspondent) Might and e changed, that his often we The Rev. Alfred McAlister de- are prone, to editicize and findw livered an inspiring and impressive address in'St, Andrew's United fault. Zacchaeus had a new` per - Church on Sunday morning. It speetive rafter talking to Jesus," was his'; first sermon following his He brought out the point that ordination, all' boys are good, but that "they fro uently need someone to q back Basing his remarks on St, Luke 19, verses 1-10, the key. point of his sermon- was that the touch of Jesus changed sinners: Zacchaeus was a man small' -in stature and small in• morals, yet he was 'completely changed when he met Jesus. And he offered to. give half of his goods to feed the poor, and to repay anything he, had taken by false accusation four times. The speaker pointed out that "if we as Christians'would give a lift to the. man, or the boy who is ,Bayfield Baptist' Church Opens Modern Building The new' Baptist;. Church in?Bay- field was` dedicated -in special ser- vice on Sunday evening, when Pastor A. R. ,Pyke, London, was in attendance. Song service, vocal and instrumental numbers were them up ,and guide them onto the ,Provided by Central Baptist radio right '• path. In this respect, as,p talent from London, Christians, we all have a respon- sibility." espon sibility. " Mr, McAlister' emphasized .quite forcibly the fact that Jesus.' desired to help all people, and that as with Zacchaeus, 'He will help us if we submit to Him." The service Was in charge of the pastor, Rev. Peter Renner. Misses A. M,' and E. 3. Stirling. They spent Monday and, Tuesday in Port Elgin with : Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McLaren and Christine. The flower bed around the Cairn in Clan Gregor Square has been freshly planted and it is hoped e g exercises a East General Hospital School of r Miss ' to Mz Nursing. Mrs. Makin's sister, Mary Wright, London, was a mem- ber of the graduating class. Mrs. J. Crawford, son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Forbes McDonald and daughter Mary, Pickford, Mich„ arrived on Thurs- day to visit the former's sisters, STRAWBERRY SOCIAL • -_ BRUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH \Friday, June 17 SUPPER SERVED -- 6 to 8 P.m. PROGRAM AFTERWARDS Admission: $1.00; Children 50c . 23-4-b A recognition service was plan- ned for Monday night, but was postponed for a later date, when the congregation'will be admitted into the Fellowship of Evangelical Baptist Church in Capada.`- Pres- ent at the° Monday evening service was Pastor and Mrs. Ganton, Mit- chell; Pastor Ron Patterson, Wing - ham, and guest speaker was Pas- tor J. R; Armstrong, Toronto, the secretary of the Evangelical Bap- tist Churches in Canada. Special music was provided by organist' Margaret Norris, and pianist, Mary Jackson. ` Soloist, Miss Loretta Kirk, 'London, pre- sented a message in song, and - Frank Collar, Wingham, lead in the song service. • Pastor Ivor Bodenham -is the church's first pastor; K. K. Christ- ian, Hensall, is clerk; Ewart L. Cornish is trustee chairman; R. R. Cornish is one of the deacons, and Clifford Talbot is chairman of the deacon board. Mrs. Clifford Tal- bot is Sunday School superintend - Lions Officers Installed By Vic Dinn.n, Zurich International Counsellor Victor Dinnin, Zurich, installed the new officers for the year'1955-56 at the regular dinner meeting of the Bayfield . Lions . Club Tuesday evening. The new board is as follows: Lion tamer, 'Grant Turner; tail twister, Harvey Coleman; direct- ors, Spencer Ervine, Max Mote, Alfred Scotchmer, Cliff Utter; treasurer, Leslie Elliott; secretary, Reg Francis; third vice-president, Kindergarten Classes Parents are requested to register 'all -children eligible to attend Kindergarten Classes, commencing September, 1955. Children will be admitted on basis of age until accom- modation is filled. Register by letter not later than June' 20, 1955. • On day of enrolment in September, definite proof of age must be submitted to the Principal of the Public School. (Signed) on behalf of CLINTON PUBLIC SCHOOL. BOARD H. C. Lawson, Secretary 20-b LLASHMAR [,/ DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON NiiX.T TO CLINTON OPEN AT 7,30 P.M. COMMUNITY PARK FIRST $I•IOW AT DiISR THURSDAY and FRIDAY -- June/16 and "17 "BLAZING FOREST" (COLOR) John Payne and Susan Morrow SATURDAY and. MONDAY — June 18 and 20 "CASANOVA'S' BIG NIGHT" (coLOR) Bob Hope and. loan v Fontaine Grant Stirling;, second vice -press- ent. - dent, Robert Welsh; first vice- • , Tuesday evening, the evangel - president, Mac McFadden; presi- dent ; William Clarke, speaker, Pastor R. Patterson, and music was. provided by the gospel College, Prairie Bible o r Pra e g tea mf om Last night the guest speaker was Pastor Pittaway of Faith Baptist Church, St.'Fhomas, and the music provided was vocal and instrumen- tal numbers by the Radio Chorus, presenting the Good News Broad- cast, over CHLO. re commit- tee olio and w The health T tee reported a balance of $219.47 for the' Crippled Children Society from the Easter Seals sale. The boys' and 'girls' committee, under the management of Grant Turner and Alf Scotchmer have two teams of boys from 12 to 14 years of age playing baseball that are making a very good showing. Past president Jack Scotchmer, in finishing the business for the year, thanked the various com- mittees for their loyal supportin the past term. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY -- June 21 and 22 "THUNDER IN THE EAST" Alan Ladd and Deborah Kerr THURSDAY and FRIDAY •-- June 23 and 24 "LAS VEGAS STORY" Victor Mature and Jane Russell Cartoon and. Short At Each Performance CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND 2 ..,- SHOWS NIGHTLY •-. 2 Children Under 12 in Cars FREE! Sterling and Ellen Lindsay. Brenda Blair was also a guest and helped Elaine Weston in leading the games and afte noon h. After a very appy refreshments were enjoyed. There was the birthday cake and baskets of can- dies as favours to make the table gay. Jackie's birthday was on the i more tenth of ,,June but 't was convenient to have the celebration on Saturday. Many happy returns, Jackie! ' Ministerial Picnic The Seaforth and District Min isterial Association held a picnic in Jowett's Grove on Tuesday af- ternoon. They assembled about five o'clock and after supper the minister, wives and children all joined in a ball game. Present' at thisreal old-fashioned enjoyable event were the Rev. John Stinson and family, Northside ,United Church, Rev. J. H. James and family, St. Thomas Church, Lieut. Hunter, Salvation Army, Seaforth; Dev. Milroy and family, Egrnond- ville United Church; Rev, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pitt and Miss Jean Pitt, Varna, and Rev. and Mrs, Peter Renner and Percy, Bayfield, • Willing Workers The Willing Workers of St. And- rew's United Church met at the home of Mrs. Robert Blair last Thursday. Mrs. Fred Wallis read an article, "The Sermon on the Mount", followed by prayer 'by Mrs. Jack Scotchmer, Roll call was answered by 16, and one visit- or was present. A tea committee was appointed as follows: Mrs. Jack Scotchmer, Mrs. Reg. Francis, Mrs. Grant Stirling, Mrs. George Heard, to meet at Mrs. Scotchmer's on June 29. A poem entitled "Our Child- ren Enjoy Each Day as It Comes" was read by Mrs. R. Welsh. The meeting closed with the benedic- tion- The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Wright. • The lunch committee for July will . be Mrs. Reg, Francis, Mrs. Bert Greer, Mrs, George Heard, Mrs. R. Jenkins. LONDESBORO COMING TO 'CLINTON LEGION HALL Fox 1 Night Only —. Sat., June 18 GOSPEL TEAM from Prairie ,,' A Bible Institute, Three: HXYIs1 Alta.' Ehie Team composed of: Rev., Jake Leverette Speaker Mr. Roy ,Bickle Soloist • Mrs.: Roy Bickle Accompanist Mr. Ray Kutz Trumpet Soloist, William Quackenbush, Komoka," is visiting his sister, Mrs. Thomas Millar. Thomas Millar is spending a few days'' in Windsor with Mr, and Mrs. Mac McCool. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Sholdice, Brussels, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lyon. Miss Vera Lyon spent the week- end in Brampton witl'i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wallace. Mrs. Jennie Lyon has returned to her home in the village. Mrs. Laura Saundercock is with her. Mr. and Mrs, Vanley Garrett, Mrs. E. Hesk and' Mrs. E. Gaunt are spending a few days in the Peterboro distAct.. Mr. and Mr's. Charles Scanlon and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Airdrie attended the wedding of their niece in Hamilton on Saturday. Mrs. Eleanor Throop was in Chicago attending the graduation exercises of two of her grandchild- ren at the North Western Univer- sity. Humphrey Grey, Benton Har- bour, Mich., spent the weekend with Mrs. Gray and Mr. and Mrs. L. McNeil and also attended the Snell reunion on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Grierson and Doris were in the village over the weekend and also attended the wedding of Mrs. Grierson's niece, Miss Catherine Fingland, Clinton. 18. Supper served at :5.30 p.m, This is the Regular Monthly Rally of CLINTON AREA YOUTH FOR CHRIST EVERYONE IS. WELCOME BRUCEFIELD w -6+s -r1+•.++ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dalrymple visited friends in Mitchell on Sun- day. Mr. ''and Mrs. Harvey Taylor spent the weekend with friends in London. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zapfe, Byron, spent the weekend with friends in the village. LAC Johnston, Mrs. Johnston, Linda and Susan, spent the week- end in Toronto. Mrs. Alec Paterson visited with her mother, Mrs. B. Sholdice, at Brussels, on Sunday. Mrs. Carmen Copeland and Mrs. Clare Adams, Wingham, visited with Mrs. H. Berry on Wednesday of last. week. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Thomson and Mrs. W. H. Pepper visited in Parkhill with Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Thomson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson, Detroit, were in the village on Saturday. C. D. Simpson returned home with them after visiting with his son and daughter in Detroit. Decoration Day ' The Brucefield IOOF will hold the annual decoration service at Baird's Cemetery on Sunday, June 26 at 230 p,m, Rev. T. J. Pitt; Varna and Rev. G. G. 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