Clinton News-Record, 1956-07-26, Page 3Bishop Town bend Officiated
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ltirtss Anne .Jersak, former resi-
dent of Clinton, will be gradttated
from the Watchtower Bible School
of Gilead located at South Lan-
sing, New York, during a two-day
graduation program on July 28
and 2$.
Young Lad Hurt •
In 'Car Accident
Imams AkNE-JERgAK,
for special work as a missionary
of Jehovah's Witnesses: She is
among 108 students; from six
countries including Belgium, Brit-
ish West Indies, Gold Coast, Le-
banon, Canada and „the United.
States. .•
Miss Jersak is known; in Clinton
for her home missionary work.
'She became one of Jehovah's wit-
neSses - in- 1950 and in 1953 was
appointed to serve as a homemis-
sionary with the Clinton codgrega-.
ton of Jehovah's witnesses where
she was serving when called to the
school last February.
Invitation to attend the schObl
was extended to Miss Jersak on
the basis of her outstanding record
for a number of YearS in the
Christian ministry. Her training
at- Gilead Bible School included
studies in Bible, doctrine and
-prophecy, missionary service, Bib-
Heal law, public 'speaking, Bible
research, archaeology, geography,
Bible manuscripts and congrega-
tion. organization. All costs have
been paid by the WatChtOwer
Bible and Tract Society; govern-
ing body of .Jehovah's witnesses.
In anticipation of foreign mis-
sionary work Miss Jersak took
basic language studies and review-
ed 'the customs and beliefs of the
peoples of other lands. I •
Since it was. founded in 1943
this international Bible School has.
given specialized training to more
than. 2,700 ministers who have
come from 59 'Countries.. MiniSt-
ers trained by Gilead Bible School
are now serving in 100..latidg as
missionaries or special represent-
atives of the Watchtower Society.
Farmers And
Workers Depend
On Each Other, ,
The inter-dependence of the ur-
ban worker and" the farmer was
emphasized this week by Harold'.
Martin, Chairman of the Ontario
-Cream Producers' Marketing
Board. -
Mr. Martin, who is chairman of
an organization representing
50,000 cream producers in On,
tatio said that the workers in
,Canadian industry spend more
than a ,quarter of 'their income on
food, most of Which comes from
Canadian 'fanners. About half of
what the Canadian workers spend
on food, he said, goes to the farm-
er. In turn, he added, a good part
of this money is used to purchase
the things produced by Canadian
industry,
'Farmers cannot expect to proS'-
per when industrial workers are
idle, nor can indUstrial workers if
farm priceS are too 1pw, NA'. Mar-
tin said.
The Canadian farmer and the
Canadian Worker together make a
great team, he said. It is in the
interests of a stable Canadian
economy that both these groups
should prosper.
Canadians are spending annual=
ly about $1.2 billion on new hous.
ing, about $1.1 billion on, national
defence, and more than $2 billion
on. state welfare and social secur-
ity.
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NICAVS-,p,,,wom l'inaISDAY, JULY 28, 1958 PAGE THREE
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Ron Flewitt
Funeral service ,for Ronald
Flewitt, 15-year-old got' of Mr. and.
Mrs. Samuel Flewitt, Goderich
Township, was held in the Bail
and Mutat ,funeral 'home, High
Street, Clinton; last Friday after-
/120Th July. 20,' by Pastor K.' L.
Sweigard.
Pallbearers were Bab Taylor,
Tom Ratht'vell, Albert Craig, Ken..
meth Merner," Kenneth and MI,0
ray Taylor. >Flower-bearers were
school chunts,. Gary. Mote, Robert
Semple, Paul Brand, David Welsh;
Frank and. Graham Pos;till, Wayne
Stirling and Barry Taylor.,'
Interment was' in Baira's Cem-
etery, Stanley Township.
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Clinton Witiisses
At' Convention
In London Park
The - Clinton, congregation of
Jehovahs' witnesses travelled -to
London to attend a four: day re-
ligious convention held on' July
19-22 in the grandstand at Queen's
Park, Approximately 6,000 were
present with 115' Ontario con-
gregations• .partic,ipating. F 27'0111
Clinton' p0 delegates attended.
Mr. H. McNally, presiding min-
ister of the group, ht discussing
this' announcement 'pointed to the
challenge to Christian' thinking
and Christian works in, the .rising`
tide of materialism.
"The object of the program," 'he
said, ""is. to 'encourage people to
appreciate the Bible as a practical
guide to living. We maintain that
if a religion is worth believing it,
is worth putting, into , practice,
Public morale requires a depth re-
ligaoh iather than a superficial ap-
preciation of God andhis purposes,
God's kirredorrn underiChrist is the
only real hope for humanitind and
people/must be helped to apprec-
iate i.t,as, a reality."
Journalism Course,
Boosted By Two
$100 Scholarships
Four .8100. entrance ;scholarships
for Prac,tical Journalism and .prin.
ing Management .cdurses at The
RAW% Institute of TeelM0.1037,
Toronto ' have been announced'.
Fdward ..1.1, Schrader, director of
the two 'courses said. they were,
being offered -Li; encourage' high
school graduates to .consider these
two professions .as: eareem There
is a .shortage of trained personnel
in both spheres.
Mr, Schrader said there were •
four excellent job opportunities,
With excellent salaries, for each'
student who graduated from these
two courses,. last May, The only
method' for solving the shortage,
he pointed out, is. to attract more
students ;into these careers,
Practical Journalism students.
study techniques used in writing
and editing for daily and weekly''
newspapers., publicity offices, and
"radio and TV news rooms. The
Printing Management graduates'
go into such positions as estimat,
ors, assistants -to superintendents,
estimators, \production controllers'
and purchasing 'agents. • •
Bbitns
Meets At Home
.Of Mrs. G.. Snlith
•The WMS and WA meeting - of
Burns UniteeChurch was held at
The home of Mrs. George Smith on
Friday, with' 35 in „attendance,
The meeting opened with hymn
448 and group leader ' deorge
Carter in charge.: Script& was
read by Mrs. Bert Hoggart: Mrs.
Harvey 'Taylor gave- a reading on
Indians and Mr" •. McFarlane,
thrOp sang a solo accompanied by
Mi 5 Mae Srnith. Mrs. .Jamieson
avea, paper entitled !'our prayers .
can change the' world." •
Miss Marilyn Fa3ier... gav,,e a
piano solo. . Mrs.. Lowery read a
poeni--"To a Friend", and. Gladys
Leiper gave, the study. boolt. "Not
Strangers. but fellow citizens," fol.
lowed by a duet by Mae Smith: and
Mrs. 1V1cFarlane.
Mrs. White, president, was in
charge.. of the business . •
-L,ittle. Polio •In-,
City Of London
In contrast with Chicago, where'
245 cases of ,polio have been re,
ported already 'this year, the city
of London has' had. only one case
of .the disease this year. The
three year old Woocisteck Child IS
improying from a mild form of
polio. ' She had noel been given
Salk, vaccine.
Couple, Wed in Brucefield
MR. AND MRS. MURRAY ALBERT HENDERSON OAR-
ETT,• were married in Brucefield United Church, on Saturday,
July 21, by the Rev. S, Davison, Brucefield! The, bride is-Marg.
aret. Emily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Collins, RR 2, Sea-
forth, and her husband is the son of Mr., and Mrs. -Alvaniey Gar-'
rett, RR 2, Seaforth. They plan to live in Clinton
(Photon by MacLaren's)
Airmen Injured
When Cars Collide
Near RCAF Station
' Robert Stott, 18, suffered lacer-
ations' to the back .of the head,
and concussion in a two-car'
ion at RCAF Station' Clinton .ear-
lyr Sunday morning. His compan-
ion, Jack McCall, was ,also taken
to hospital at the Station but 'WPA
later released,
Richard LaBelle, la, and Wayne
Warner, 19, have both peen char-
ged by OPP constables at .0.0der.
ieb., with joyriding in connection
with the 'ear which was, in collis-
ion with the Stott vehicle, This
second Gar had been taken from
where it was parked near the
Station 'by Patrick .McKenzie,
However, McKenzie, T7, has since
Veen charged with possession; of a
stolen Gar, since the vehicle is one
belonging to a Montreal resident
who had reported it stolen,
Warner has also been charged
with criminal negligence, and
with leaving the scene of an acci-
dent, All of the boys are mem- . . . F,
AfSi AND MRS. WILLIAM 30IINS7`ON, Toronto, Were
married in St. Paurs Anglican Church, Clinton, .on Saturday, July
21, b)" Bishop William. A. Townshend, London. Tile' 'bride 4S, June -
;Madelon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Harvey McCartney,. Clinton' •
and her husband is the seprof johuston and the:late - A. P.
Johnston, Toronto..,
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THE HOME PAPER Willi Tilt NEWS
Miss Anne Jersak Graduates From
School Of Gilead In New York
At thaA. 'time Miss Jersak ' will
have completed advanced training
Egbert Kolkman, 11-year-old
ion of Mr. and Mrs. William Kolk:
man, RR 1, Clinton, is in Clinton
Hospital with lacerations; and-oth-
er possible undetermined injuries,
received when he was in collision
with a par driven by Lorne Hunk-
-ing, RR 1, Auburn, Saturday' af 7
ternoon.
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