Clinton News-Record, 1949-05-19, Page 6PAGE SIX
CLINTON N:
W SeRECORD
THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1949''
The local movie
Stars of The Towr
taken entirely in Clinton,
will be shown in
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
May. 2
TWO SHOWINGS:
7.30 and 9.30 p.m.
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Baby Baptized
In the account in loot week'$
issue of The NEWS -RECORD, of
the Mother's Pay Service held in
t
Holinesville United 'Ch1 Church, it
was inadvertently omitted to
mention Lha Norma Elaine, in-
fant daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Barry Walter received the rite of
Holy Baptism,
Holmesville WMS
The May meeting of thhe WMS
was held at the home of Mrs. J.
Huller on Tuesday with Mrs. H.
Cudmore in charge of the pro-
gram, After the opening hymn,
Mrs. E. J. Trewartha ledin pray-
er. The Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs, C. Wilson, .and was fol-
lowed by a reading, "Keeping the
Lord's Day," by the leader, The
first part of the third chapter of
the Study Book (Doctors old and
new) was given by Mrs. H. 3.
Trewartha, l,Irs. Welter read a
letter from the secretary of
Christian Stewardship.
An interesting reading, "The
Church's work with immigrants,"
was given by Mrs. Heard, after
which Mrs. E. Potter and Mrs.
E. 'Grigg favored with a duett,
"The Lord is my Shopperd." A
splendid report of the Predby-
terial recently held in Hensall,
was given by the delegates, Mrs.
George Coldough and Miss Molly
Finlay. A vote of thanks was
extended to the delegates by
Mrs. Tavener.
Mrs. D. J. Lane, Clinton, has
been seemed las speaker for the
WMS Thankoffering on June 5.
The meeting closed with the Miz-.
Pah Benediction.
The WA meeting followed, and
was opened by singing a verse
of hymn 123, after which the
Lord's Prayer was repeated in
unison. After a short business
period, the last verse of hymn
123 was sung, and Rev. C. Tav-
ener closed with prayer. A lovely
lunch was served by the hostesses
Mrs. J. Huller end Mrs. N. Heard.
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Presentation Made
A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent at the home of Mrs.
Edward: Farquhar on Saturday,
Mav 14,by
all
oldtime club .
of
neighbor' ladies formed away
back in the middle, thirties, who
have long since disbanded. The
occasion was a farewell and
presentation, to Mrs, Esther East,
who$w marriage takes place
shortly.' A reminiscence was
reed by Mrs, Chester Farquhar
and a beautiful china teapot was'
presented by Mrs. George Cor-
bett on behalf of the ladies, A
very dainty lunch served by the
hostess brought a pleasant after-
noon to a close.
BLYTH
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Buttes,
Strathroy, visited with friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Matcheti,
Windsor, were
ere with Mrs. George
McGowan.
1Vfr. and Mrs, Robert Davidson,
Brussels, visited Dr, and Mrs.
K. G. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs: Orville Cook and
family, Mitchell, were with Mr.
and Mrs. E. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Cook, London,
visited Mrs, Lillian Cook and Mr.
and Mrs, Borden Cook..
Miss Laurel Laughlin; Forest,
And Mrs. Pearl Laughlin, were
guests of Miss Allie Toll and
Roy Toll.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor, Paul
and Bruce left Saturday for
Medicine Hat, Alta., to visit Mrs.
Taylor's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Hilborn.
Thanks for Grants
Blyth Legion expressed apprec-
iation for .substantial grants' to
Bride -Elect Feted
Friends and neighbours of Mrs.
Esther East gathered in the Or-
ange Lodge rooms, Clinton, to
present her with a gift prior to
her marriage, which takes place
the middle of May. The even-
ing was spent with cards and
dancing.
Before lunch, Mrs. East was
called to the platform and Mrs.
T. Leppington presented her with
a silver tea service. Mrs. Willis
VanEgmond read the following
address:
Dear Esther:
This evening we have gathered
here,
As you can plainly see,
The smiling feces Of your friends
And all the community.
The friends have come from near
and far,
Some came on foot,
And some by car
Nevertheless they're here, "by
gar.We're going gto have •a hoedown,
Lunch and a bit of fun;
And before the evening's over
You'll all be glad you've come.
This is a friendship gathering
And everything should be bright,
For this is one occasion
When our hearts should be light.
In fancy we'll see Esther
Toiling on a broom,
A-sweatin' end a -stewing
And waiting for - her groom.
It's going of be a happy time,
As you will quite agree,
A-huggin' and a-squeezin',
And two for company.
In memory of these happy
hapys and because we love you,
too, please accept with our esteem,
this gift, and the Best -of -Luck
to you. — Your Friends and
Neighbours.
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the Legion building fund from
Blyth, Hulleit and Morris Coun-
cils. The building committee re-
ported the foundation of the new
Legion Biome Was completed and
Paid for, A -number, of markers
for the graves of '.•veterans in
Union Cemetery are on eorder.
Age of Pupils
A special meeting of Blytie
Public School Board was held to
decide the age at which children
may be enrolled at Blyth Public
Mrs. G. Gould and little daugh-
ter Diane, Toronto, visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Walker.
Mrs, C. L. Jinks left Wednes-
day last for Rapid City, S.D., to
spend some weeks with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. August Peterson, who
are both vary ill. Mrs. Jinks
took the plane from Windsor.
Building Starts Soon
The May meeting of the Cham-
ber of Commerce was held in
the Town Hall, Tuesday evening,
May 10. President R. H. Middle-
ton was chairman. Discussion and
plans were made on community
building and materiels are ex-
pected in the very near future
when construction will be start-
ed. It was decided to hold the
next meeting at Rau's Lodge on
the Blue Water Highway Wed-
nesday, June 8, when election of
officers will take place.
Hensall WI Meets
With "Citizenship" as its theme,
Hensall Women's Institute held
a successful monthly meeting' in
the United Church school room,
Wednesday night, May 11, with
president Mrs. F. Beer in the
L'hair. Mrs. J. A. Paterson and
Mrs. A. D. McEwan were host-
esses.
Roll call "My contribution to
the making of a good citizen."
During the business session the
president announced that Mrs.
Dinnin has kindly invited the In-
stitute to hold their annual picric
at her home, the date Wednes-
day, June 8. Mrs. A. Mousseau
will look after tables. Luncheon
committee: Mrs. H. W. Horton,
Mrs. J. Sangster, Mrs. W. Parke,
Mrs. W. Smote. Mrs. E. Norm-
inton and Mrs. L Chapman were
named sports conveners. In the
absence of Mrs. Orr, district rep-
resentative, her report of the
district meeting at Mrs, R. Elgie's
was presented by Miss 'Gladys
Luker, The district annual will
be held et Crediton Friday, June
3, commencing at 10 e.m. (DST).
Miss A. Spencer will be guest
speaker. Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Munn,
Mrs. Mousseau will be voting
delegates, while Mrs. Elgie, Mrs.
Paterson and other members will
attend. The motto "Know the
past to make us better builders
of the future" was given by Miss
M. Ellis.
The guest speaker, Rev. H.
Mahoney, Exeter, ably dealt with
the subject "Citizenship," in
which he stressed the following
essentials of good citizenship: (1)
Appreciation of Historical beck -
ground; (2) Develop the sense of
vision; (3) Discipline.
Mrs. R. Elgie presented a de-
monstration on "Flags of the
British Empire." Mrs. A. Moir,
Hurondale, who attended the of-
ficers convention in Guelph May
5 and 6, outlined the highlights.
Mrs. Earl Mitchell favoured with
a reading, and Rev. Mr. Mahoney
contributed several accordien sel-
ections'. Refreshments were
served.
Goderich Township
Mr. and Mrs. John H, McEwen
and Stuart McEwen spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Middleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Heitbohiner,
George and Neva spent the week-
end at "Cedar Hollow," their
Lane O'Pines Beach cottage.
Mr. and Mrs, George Woods,
Miss Beverley Woods, Royal
Cooley, Detroit, spent the week-
end at their summer home at
Lane O'Pines 'Beach.
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Merkley,
with their guests, Miss Dorothy
Piper, Roy Manuel, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hall, Mr, and Mrs. How-
ard Fuller, all of Wingham, spent
Sunday at the former's summer
hone at Lane O'Pines Beach.
Farm Changes Hands
Stanley Stewartson, Arkone,
has purchased the fine farm on
Highway No. 8, 21/2 miles west
of town belonging to W. Brock
Thompson, and gets immediate
possession. Mr. Thompson bought
the farm about three years ago
from Fred L. Potter. Mr. and
Mrs. Thompson have taken up
residence in Sarnia.
Community Club Meets
The S. S. No. 4 Community
Club met on Wednesday, May 11,
at the hone of Mrs: Stewart
Farquhar, with Mrs. W. Forbes
in charge. The meeting was
opened by repeating the Lord's
Prayer in unison. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and adopted.
A letter of thanks from Mrs.
F. Sloman of the School -Car of
Capreol, was read. A box of
clothing and two new quilts had
been sent north during the win-
ter. The treasurer's report wes
read which showed e balance of
$77.34 on hand. The roll call
was "Our yearly fee," and was
responded to by 13 members and
there was one visitor present.
Following the business discus-
sion, the meeting was closed with
the Mizpah. Benediction. A bounti-
ful lunch was served at the close
of the meeting, A gift donated
by Mrs. C. Tebbutt, was won
by Mrs. S. Farquhar.
The meeting next month will
be held et the home of Mrs. Ira
Merrill.
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N. Hamilton and W. 3. Rogesttis,
childrenstarting to school nestt:
September m sixth
birthday by Jianuary. 1, 1950. 'Thre
board is asking the co-operation
of parents„•in the ruling. Chart
-s
Johnston, a recently appointed
member of the board, took his
oath of office. r,
.
ust reach their ' e
"'Stanley Township
Stuart McEwen has purchased
School. On motion of Trustees , a new blue Studebaker Sedan,.
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TENDERS FOR CARETAKERS
Tenders will be received by the Stanley Township
School Area for Caretakers in No. T, No. 10 and No.
14 Schools, . tenders to be in by June 10.
'For further information apply to:
George -L , Reid, Varna
Secretary -Treasurer
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Master. Robert spent the weekend
in Toronto.
Attended Grand Lodge
Lorne Coleman, Robert Taylor,
Elmer Webster, Ralph Turner,
Harve Coleman and Russel ,Con-
sitt, attended the Orange Grand
Lodge at Niagara Falls last Wed-
nesday end Thursday.
United Church Re -opening
United Church re -opening ser-
vices will be held Sunday, June
5, et 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev.
E. A. Poulter, a former pastor,
will preach at both services.
Special music is being arranged.
PORTER'S HILL
Church Service
Note that the hours for service
and Sunday School will change
this coming Sunday.
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service will be at 9.45 a.m. and
Sunday School at 10.45 a.m.
AGED LADY PASSES
DASHWOOD—Mrs. Peter Kraft
pasesd away at her late residence
here on Monday, May 16, in her
91st year. Funeral took place
from. Zion Lutheran Church Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 18, to
Lutheran Bronson. Line Ceme-
tery. Three daughters and one
son survive.
TENDERS FOR DECORATING
Tenders will be received by the Stanley Townhsap
School Area for decorating No. 7 school, inside anal
out, a brush job preferred, tenders to be in by June 10.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
For further information apply. to:
George L. Reid, Varna
Secretary -Treasurer
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