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Clinton News-Record, 1957-06-13, Page 4Mai) Ijour Outsell • Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere BAKERS and CONFEcTIONERS ORDER ONE OF OUR DELICIOUS Father's Day Cakes Or CHOCOLATES CLINTON HYDRO INTERRUPTION HYDRO WILL BE OFF IN CLINTON AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY FROM 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. DST, NEXT SUNDAY, JUNE 16th PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION JABEZ E. RANDS, Superintendent 24eb ray Crioh; scrutineers were Mra R. -1VlarDonald, Mrs, Mary Nott, R. Hattin and Mrs. W. Burton. constable was John Stirling. St. John's Ward, voting in Ball- Macaulay Ltd, office, Deputy Re- turning Officers were Mrs. Cliff Proctor and Gordon Lawson; poll clerks, Mrs. T. G. Scribbins and Mrs. L. Rathbun; scrutineers were John 1VIcFarlane, Mrs. Hugh Ladd, Mrs. Jack Bowman and Mrs. D. Freeman. Constable was Andrew Foote, St. George's Ward, polls in K. W. Colquhmues office, Deputy Re- turning Officers were Harry Cor- ey and R. L. Jervis; poll clerks were Norman Ball. and Mrs. Mel Crich; scrutineers were Mrs. D. Andrews, Mrs. J. Wolsey, Bert Irwin and W. H. Cudrnore. Con- stable was Jim Wolsey. St. George's Ward were rather more fortunate than some of the others, since they had three eager young "runners" ready to take messages, and bring back sand- wiches and refreshments through- out the long day. They were Barry and Bill Wild and Paul Draper. —0 Kinette Club Gives Toward Swim Pool, The Kinette Club of Clinton de- cided to donate another $50.00 to the Clinton Swimming Pool Fund at their regular meeting on Tues- day eveeing. This brings the Kin- ette total toward the pool to $250. Plans were made for the next meeting, the last until September, to be in the form of a social with a pot-luck supper at the,home of Mrs, Donald Kay. Commencing in Sent-ember the meetings will be held in Hotel Clinton rather than in the mem- bers' homes, In an effort to raise money for the club's activities, the Kinettes will work on a money apron scheme. After the meeting a Dutch auction was held and lunch sereed by the hostess, Mrs, Gor- don Grigg. TMIRSDAY, MINTZ. 13, 1.057 .PA.Og rOVIt •MINTON -NEWS-RECORP •••••10.m• PERSONALS Local June Wedding Mr, and Mrs. Thompson, (nee Agnes Fair) Calgary, Alta., visited in Clinton last week, Mrs. C. R, Spooner, Saskatoon, Sask., has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. J, E. Cook this week, Mr, and. Mrs. Frank Layton and :Mn and Mrs. Walter Layton vis- ited relatives at iVleaford over the weekend, Mr, and Mrs. Earl, Fiewelling, St. Thomas, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Lucas on Sunday and took them on a ear trip. Mr. and Mrs, Wes Agar, Mr, and Mrs. William Musgrove, Point Edward, visited with Mrs, May McElroy, on Saturday, Mrs. Elaine Desjardines, Lapeer, Mich,, spent the weekend with her niece, Miss Elizabeth Gibbings and her uncle, Mr's. B. J. °Whinge. Ron Steep who is associated with Beattie Furniture Service has just returned after completing his first year, one month course, at the Ontario School of ,Embalming, Un- iversity of Toronto. Frank Forest, Morley, Mich., spent a few days last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, L. For- est, RR 4, Clinton, Me. and Mrs. Charles Marsden, Detroit, also spent Sunday with the Forests, Mrs, U. 0. T. Elliott , left last Tuesday. for London, England, via TCIA, after visiting here since Jan- uary 18, with her Ion-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Postill and her son Terry Beer, all of Clinton, Local Guides At Program hi Maple Leaf Garden Girl Guide Linda Jervis, Clinton, and Girl Guide Kathy Brooks, Mit- chell, attended a special Centen- ary Celebration in Maple Gardens, Toronto, on Saturday night in honour of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout and Guide movements. A pageant was presented by the Guides, Brownies, Rangers and Cadets of Metropolitan Toronto. The Guides modelled uniforms worn from the beginning of the Guide movement until the present day. They also showed the un- iforms and flags of the 38 coun- tries which will be represehted at the Centenary camp being held at Doe• Lake, Ontario in August, 1957, 0 Happy Doubles At Weiner Roast The Happy Doubles Citib of Ontario Street United Church held a weiner roast on Monday night at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs, George Colclough. Highlights of the evening was the presentation of a copper vase to Rev. and Mrs. Glen tegle who will be leaving for Sarnia in the near future. Constable John H. Wilson of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police spent the• weekend with histpar- ents, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh C. Wil- son at the Wesley Willis manse, Constable Wilson is on his way from Red Deer, Alta., to his Arc- tic Station et Great White River, Province of Quebec. "Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hartley have returned after a two week's trip to the east coast, They at- tended for four days the Canada Life Conference held at the very beautiful summer hotel, "Went- worth-by-the-See" at Portsmouth, N. H., after which they visited Cape Cod, and relatives in• Hart-ford, Cam, a n d New York City, 0 Ontario Street WA Regular Meeting The Ontario Street United Church Women's Missionary Soc- iety . met Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes, president, presiding, The warship service was taken by Mrs. Fear and Mrs. Milton. Wiltse basing their remarks on the "Home" and "Family Life" Mrs. E. Radford played a piano solo. Joan Johnston contributed a coronet solo. It was decided not to hold a. meeting in July. As a number of ehildr'en from the Baby and Mission Band were present Mrs. Eagle showed several pictures and gave a little talk to the children. The Mission Band contributed two choruses, Nancy Olde ac- cornpanyieg them on the piano. Nancy Schoenhals played two numbers on the accordian, Den- elda Freeman gave a reading. A dainty helm was .served at the close of the meeting. Officials working ehroughout the day on•Monday, report a quiet election time. However, in Clin- ton, it was an excellent turn-out. Out of 1,640 eligible voters, 1,378 cast their ballots. • This is 84.5 percent, considerably more than the national percentage of approx- imately 71. percent, In St. Andrew's Ward, polling booth in the town hall, Deputy eturning Officers were Alex Cud- more and Mrs. Grace Lawson; poll clerks were Mrs. Radford and Mrs. C. 1VE Shearing. Scrutineers were a Johnston, Mrs. A. F. Cud- more, Ernest Rumball and Mrs. E. Bartliff, Constable was George Lewes. St. James' Ward, polling booth in Legion Hall, Deputy Returning Officers were W. E. Radford and Charles Wise; poll clerks were Mrs. Jack McKnight, Mrs. Mur- RCAF WA Led By New Executive Mrs, Ransom% new president of the RCAF Women's Auxiliary, took office at the regular meet- ing of that group held on Sun& .3. She will besupported by the vice- president, Mrs. W, Cameron. Other officers are: secretary, MM A, James; k treasurer, Mrs. Black; ways and means committee Mrs. F. Hainlyn, Mrs. D. King, Mrs. K. Rowland; refreshment committee, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. R. Gillmore; entertainment commit- tee, Mrs. A. Barnett, Mrs, Mul- len; other officers, Huron County Home, Mrs, G. Bruce; newsletter editor, 111re. R. Shives; in charge of the "Shots Parade", Mrs. j, Stewart. Under an amendment to the constitution of the organization suggested by Mrs. Brightwell and seconded by Mrs, Bohamos, this executive will remain in office for a full year, rather than six months as in the past. Mrs. Gilmore, president, called the meeting of 22 members to order. Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Bo- hamos will visit the Huron Coun- ty Home on June 6, with baking by Mrs. Shives and Mrs. Ranseme. On June 20 visitors will be Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Rowland with bak- ing by Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Gau- det. Visitors for July and August also were arranged for. As the bake' sale on June 1 was successful the Auxiliary voted to supply the Clinton Public Hosp- ital with a Patient's Helper, also a toaster, and $80 was set aside for these. Guide and Brownie leaders will be needed in September. Mrs. Brightwell moved that the Auxiliary held its September meeting in the Bamboo Room in the Social Centre. en the Station, and this was seconded by Mrs. Dale King. -Mrs, Barnett had ob- tained permission for the use of this room. ST. ANDREW'S WMS TO MEET ON JUNE 1$ The Women's Missionary Soc- ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's — Clinton REV. C. S. INDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Frerrein, Organist Trinity Day Sunday 8.30 aen.—Holy Communion 11.00 aere—Morning Prayer 4.30 p.m.—Evening Prayer. Everyone welcome. Tuesday, June 18-2.45 p.m,: St. Paul's WA will meet at the home of Mrs, Clifford Epps. Mrs. 'Stewart 1Vlicidletan will review the book, "Archibald, the retic." Exchange and sale of plants and bulbs or what have you? Proceeds for Dorcas work. Everyone wel- come. tantrb REV. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. IVL R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNT.E. Choir Director a.m.—Sunday School. 11.00 aen,—Morning Worship Children's Day Flower Ser- vice. Guest speaker: Mrs, Roy Dunn. Children's choir. 8.00 pen—Worship service in the Drive-In Theatre HOLMESVILLE 9.45 ann—Children'e Service Come to the HOUSe of Prayer Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered in the name of the Lord. Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hall invite you to come and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus and His Love. Order of meetings on Lord's day as folloWs: • 11.00 ant —Breaking Bread 3,00 pen—Sunday School 7.00 pen—Preaching the Gospel 8.00 One—Wednesday—Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. Come and hear hew you can be saved and sure of Heaven. We preach Christ and Him crucified. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday School 9.45 asn. Breaking of Bread 11.00 hat. Gospel Service 8.00 p.m. TUESDAY, 8 p.m. — Prayer and Bible StUdY- 'A. Hearty Welcome Awalte You" lety of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, will meet on Tuesday, June 18, at 2.30; at the home of Mrs. E. Farquhar. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. D. J. LANE, B.A., Minister MRS. M. J. A.GNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, June 16, 1957 10.00 a.m.—Church School for an classes 11.00 arre—Divine Worship The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed dur- ing the service 8.00 pen,—Evening Community Worship, 8 o'clock, at Brown- ie's Drive-In Theatre All Welcome 4-111• Christian Reformed Church REV, G. J. HOYTEIVIA, Minister 10,00 a.m.—Service in Dutch 11,30 a.m.—Sunday School 8.00 p.m.—Service in English Everyone Welcome Listen to the 'denominational broadcast of the Christian Re- formed Church: Back to God Hour. Every Sunday, Sarnia, Ontario, CKOX, 8.30 a.m., 1070 kcs, Windsor, Ont., CK- LW, 10.30 p.m., 800 kcs, PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria Street, Clinton K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Friday, June 14-- 8.00 p.m.—Christ's Ambassadors: Sunday, enUle 16—, 10.00 a.m.--Simday S,chool 11,00 a.m.-1Vtorning Worship 7.00 p.m.—Pre-Church C. A. Ser- vice will be conducted hy "The "The Inter Service Christian Fellowship Group" from RC- AF Station Clinton. These servicemen have a regular 6.30 a.m. Bible and Prayer service at the Radar School. The testimonies of these Christian airmen will thrill your souls as they minister to us from 7,00 to 7.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m.—Gospel Service Tuesday, June 18- 8.00 p.m.—Regtiler Prayer and Thble Study Service, A Special Welcome Awalte You eeo.oceeacxeenceoe.00,ateee BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH 1. 130DENI1AIVI, Pa.stor 10.00 aan.--Sunday School, 11,00 a.m.—Morning Worship 7,30 p.m.—EVening Service You are cordially invited tO these services, Burns ViiISIVA At Mrs. G. Watt's The Woman's Missionary Soc- iety and Woman's Association meeting of Burn's United Church was held at ,the home of Mrs, George Watt on May 2$, with 30 members present and four visitors. Mrs, Roe opened the wivls meeting with a hymn followed by a peper on "Horne Theme," Mrs. Ernest ,Knox read the Scripture followed with prayer by Mrs. Roe. Missionary reports were given from different places by Mrs, Viva McGregor on Newfoundland. Mrs. Les Reid on Montreal, Que- bec; Mrs. Jack McrEwing on York- ton, Sask.; Mrs, William Trewle and Mrs. George Watt on British Columbia. Study Book chapter on Malaya, was given by Mrs. Roe, Mrs. J. T. White, president, took over the business part. Thank you notes were read from Mrs. Neil- arts, Marjorie IVfeEWing and Mrs. Robert Watson. It was decided to send the bale to Norway House. Bring articles to the June meeting for the bale to Korea. A lovely reading was given by Mrs. Harvey Taylor on "Heaven." Mrs. Viva McGregor gave a read- ing on "What is Christianship?" The meeting closed with a solo by Dianne Roe and prayer by Mrs. White, At the WA meeting Mrs. John Riley, presided. Mrs. George Watt will get the paint for the new fence at the church and volunteers to paint. Eeach group will be responsible for flowers for the church. Group 1 for June. There was $11.50 tak- en in for auction baskets in April. A five cent collection was taken for the gift fund. Mrs. Eddie Bell auctioned off the'articles for auc- tion basket. Onivemin Again Offers Sunday Night Services i.olcie,y eve ning serviGes 'at Brownie's Drive-In Theatre will be eonducted Again this atimmer un- der the auspices of the Clinton Ministerial Association, First g_er, vice is, this coniipg Sunday, June 16, commencing at ,8 o'clock, with the Rev. IL O. Wileen in eharge. This unique type of out-door service •wae begun in Clinton last year, and wae so euceeeSful that it is being eontinued. Da.ch week a different minister will take over the evening, I.Leirrie Breven, pre-, priethr of the drive4n theatre co- operatee in the program by pto- vidieg his faeilities. Tuckersmith Ladies Picnic The Tuekerernith Ladies' Club met at the home of Mrs. Ed, Lay- ton on June 5, 'with 14 members, two visitors and six ehildren pres- ent, It was decided that the July picnic will be held in Bayfield. After the reports and discussions a contest given by Mrs, Frank Walters was won by Mrs. Milton Dale. Readings were given, by Mrs. Bert Garrett and Mrs, Ed. Layton, There was a contest con- ducted by Mrs. Irvin Sillery and Mrs. William Rogerson. The meeting closed with the homemaker's prayer followed by lunch served by group three. MR. AND IVIRS. HAROLD THOMAS liNoX were married in Brussels Presbyterian Church,. on Wednesday afternoon, June 5. The bride is Marion Patricia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hull, Brussels, and formerly employed at the Clinton Public Hos- pital. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Knox, Blyth. • Officials Assist 14.5% of Voters In Clinton to Cast Their Ballots Public, School Kids Hear Talk On Water Safety Pupils at the Clinton Public School received information and paraphits alSout water safety lett week, from. john Anderson London, representative of the Canadian Red Cross, Water Safety Week ia from June 16 to June 22 this year, and inetructions on artifitial respira- tion arid Water Safety rulee as Well as noel:Ors have been diStrib- treed for the children to learn of dangere. If any rural school wishes ilar literature, they are asked to write to John Anderson, Canad- ian Pa. Cross, London, Ontario, giving the number of pupils, and he will be happy to send them, Adam .7. MOMurray, Clinton, is the local representatiVe, • SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1957 (All Services on Daylight Saving Time) CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH JOHN AGULIAN, Pastor 10,00 a.m.—Sunday Sehool 11.00 arn.—"What i5 a Christian" 7,15 pan.-a-eGet Wise to Yourself" 8.30 p.m.--Young People's Meeting A Cordial Welcome To All • ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "TM FRIMDLY CHURCH" Pastor,—Rev. A. Mot Eagle,- H.A., B.O. 9.45 a,m.---Suriday School 11.00 ana.--Moteing Worship 8,00 p.m.—Drive-1n Theatre Service TUHasiggiS 4:110.11tCH '0.45 ttati.--Jteeeption of llow Members 10,45 a.m.—Sunday Scheol ANNOUNCED ENGAGEMENTS Mr, and Mrs. j. Stanley Shobbrook, Toronto, wish to announce -the engagement of their only daughter, Barbara Ruth-Anne, to Robert James Joslie, 13X.K., son of Mrs. Marjorie Joslin, Toronto, and the late Captain 3, Walker Joslin. The marriage will take place in York •Memorial Pres- byterian Church, Toronto, on July 6, at 3.00 p.m. Grand- parents of the bride are Mr, and Mrs, J. 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