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Clinton News-Record, 1961-09-21, Page 11Miss K. M. Gooier, Toronto, visited recently with her cous- in, Miss Margaret R, Jackson, Sunday visitors with Mr, and Meredith Young and fam- ily were Mr, and Mrs. Percy Riley and Laverne, Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Crawford', RR 1. Au- burn, Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Popp and family, i3lytn, Mr, and Ivies. W. H, Wilson Sr., Mn and Mrs. Bill Wilson, Jr„ Aria Lee 'and Ronald all of Sault Ste Marie and 1YIi. and Mrs, Fred Middle- ton, Clinton. Watson Chin •and William Van lDeursen have returned to Andrews University, Berrien Spring, Michigan, after having spent the past summer at the home of Mrs, Stanley Jahns- ton, Arthur Grange of the James Bay district returned to his position there after a week spent with his wife and family. Miss Belle Kaiting, Winghan, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robison and other friends in the village last week. Miss Margaret Wright, 13r- antford is enjoying a week's holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Ro- bes bert Arthur and family, Guests with Mrs. Charles As- quith last weekend were, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Asquith, Mr, and Mrs'. Harold Asquith, Mrs, Don- ald Oidrieve all of Toronto and Miss Mary, Cookesville. They all attended the funeral of the late Charles McNeil last Fri- day in Goderich, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ranh - by, Mrs. Stanley Johnston, and Mrs, Donald Kai, Erindale, at tended the Ronson - Raithby wedding at London last Sat- urday. Professor Ivan Morgan, Mrs. Morgan, Mary and Franklin, I Hamilton, visited recently with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mr, and Mrs. Norman Mc- Dowell spent last. Sunday vis- iting with her sister, Mrs. Carl Deans, Mr, Deans and family, at .Guelph. Mr, and Mrs. Allan Shack- elton and two sons, Ottawa, have returned home alitex a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Daer and family have taken up res- idenee in the Raithby home rec- ently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gardiner and Julie, Dr, and Mrs. Charles Toll and Miss Jill, Trail, B.C., vis- ited this week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toll' and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDougall and family. Miss JIM is returning to Kingston to enter her sec- ond year of studies at Queen's University after a •summer vac- ation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Wagner, Glenwillow, Ohio are visiting with relatives in this district this week, A large crowd attended the reception in the Blyth Mem- a.yal Hall for Mr, and Mrs. Cornelis van Vliet (nee Lois Cunningham) last Friday ev- ening. Music for dancing was supplied by the Jim Pierce orchestra. An address of con- gratulations was read by Bill Buchanan and a purse of money was presented by Jim Mason and a floor lamp was presented by Ken Glousher on behalf of the ohivari gang. Mrs. John Sclater, Seaforth is visiting her sister -in law, Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Friends in this district will be interested to know that a former resident the Rev. Hugh Joins Reg. McGee & Sons Ltd. J. C. "Joe" THOMPSON The management of Reg. McGee & Sons Limited are proud to announce that Mr. J. C. "Joe" Thompson has joined their sales staff. Mr. Thompson has had many years experience in the new and used car business. Joe invites his many friends and customers to stop in and say hello when in Goderich at his new location and to be sure to come in and look over the all new Dodge, Valiant and Chryslers on show September 28. J A. A, Rose, ]M BD, is to he married at Smith Falls on Oc- tober 14. Hugh is the son of Rev, and Mrs, William Rose, London, (minister of Knox Lin= ited C'hur'ch here about 18 year ago) and is .a graduate of the University of Toronto and Mc- Gill, Montreal His bride, Miss Sheila J. Hartford, Valais, Quebec, is a graduate from. the Montreal General Hospital school of nursing. Welcome Couple Mr, and Mrs. Guy Cunning ham were guests of honour last Saturday evening at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Verewey, when they entertained 25 fr.• fends and neighbours. Mr, and Mrs. Cunningham moved to the village last Friday, Cards were enjoyed and Leonard Ar- chambault read an address and Joe Verewey presented them with a table lamp and other gifts. Martha Group The Martha Group of the Woman's Assocetion of Knox United Church met last week at the .home of Mrs. Bert Craig. The leader, Mrs. Harold Web- ster, was in charge of the pro- gram. The devotional period was taken by Miss Elma Mut- els .and Mrs. Bert Craig. Fel- lowing the meeting Mrs. James Hembly was presented with a gift from the group. Ida White C.Q.C. The first meeting of the fall season for the Id'a White Gr- oup of the Children of the Ch- urch was held in the Sunday school room with the president, Marion Youngblut in charge. Mrs. Donald Haines was at the piano. Scripture was read' by Eddie'Haines' and Joyce Leath- erland led in prayer. Roll call was answered by naming one thing they had done during the vacation. The leader, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson told the story, "The Hole in the Roof." It was about a little bay on an island in 'the Pacific Ocean where there was only one Bible for all the res- idents on this island, and the great joy when the supply ship came once a year with a large chest full of Bibles, one for each family. Horticultural Meeting The executive of the Hort- icultural Society met last week at 'the home of the president, Mrs. Kenneth Scott. The min- utes were read by Mrs. Davies. Plans were discussed 'to do some fall planting of bulbs to help beautify the surroundings of the new Memorial Commun- ity Hall. Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. Bert Craig were appointed delegates to .the District meeting to be held in Lucknow, the latter part of September. A special open meeting is planned for October with a special speaker. Mrs. Robert J. Phillips pin- ned a lovely corsage on Mrs. James Hembly and Mas:. Scott presented her with a gift on behalf of the Society. Mrs. Hembly has been an :aotive member of the executive for the past five years. She and Mr. Hembly will be moving soon to Dublin where he has been transferred to be manager of the Imperial Bank of Com- merce, in that village. Mrs. Clayt. Dixon Auto Supply SPECIAL ... on • Make of Auto. Chrys. Desoto Dodge Plymouth Ford Meteor Ford Meteor Make of Auto. Nash Statesman Dodge Ford Make of Auto. Chev. Chev. Chev. Ford Meteor Ford Meteor Ford Meteor Ford Meteor Make of Auto, Chev. Carman Ghia Year Style Colour 1957-8 4 dr. 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The hostess led the meeting and gave the de- Luktevotion. al thoughts reading the 22 chapter of the Gospel of St. The topic on the Beatitudes was given by Mrs. Roy Daer. An interesting report of the work -clone by the women in the Diocese of Huron was read by Mrs„ Thomas Haggitt, The president, Mrs, T, Hag- gitt presided for the business meeting. The minutes of the previous meeting were read by Mrs. Ed Davies and the treas- urer, Mrs, Gorden R. Taylor, gave the financial statement, Roll call was answered by nam- ing a favorite Parable. A let- ter from the Unitarian Relief was laid over for another meet- ing. Mrs. William Clarke showed interesting coloured slides of local scenes, A card of symp- athy signed by all the mem- bers will be sent to the rector's wife who had recently received word that her mother had pas- sed away in England. After a successful auction conducted by Mrs. Davies lunch was served by the hostess as- sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Nesbit and Mrs, Or- val McPhee. Harvest Home Sheaves of oats arranged in the 'forms of two crosses, bask- ets of flowers, fruit and veg- etables formed an attractive setting for the Harvest Home Church service last Sunday at St. Mark's Anglican Church. The rector, Rev. R. F. Meally was in charge of the service and Walter Pickford was the guest speaker. Mr. Pickford has been a lay reader for some time and will enter University this week to study to be a minister of the Gospel. Mr. Pickford gave an inspir- ing message on the text, Bles- sed is the Nation, and remind- ed the 'congregation that Har- vest time was the time to re- new loyalty to Gad and thank Him far His many gifts. He stated that God's hand of bles- sing had tinily been on Canada and that Canadians should be thankful for the abundance which they enjoy. The choir was directed by Mrs. Norman McClinchey and special music was given by Walter Buttel and James Law- rie, Blyth. They sang two du- ets, "God was There" and "Be Still and Know that He is God." They were accompanied by Miss Alice Rogerson, Blyth. At the evening service the rector, Rev. R. Meally was the speaker and spoke on Thanks- giving and told' the congrega- tion to always be thankful to God for all His gifts and re- minded .them of ,God's promise to Noah that while on earth remaineth there would be a seed -time and harvest. Elliott Lapp was the guest soloist and sang, "How Great Thou Art", and "My Task", accompanied by Miss Margo &rane. Presbyterian WMS Mrs. Donald Haines, presided for Knox Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society meeting in the Sunday school room. Mrs. Duncan. Mackay was at the piano, Scripture was read by Mrs. Mackay and' the meditation was given by Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson on "The Christian as a Citizen", follow- ed by prayer by Miss Minnie Wagner, The offering was received by Mrs. Frank Raithby and the chapter of the study book "to- gether we provide education and medical services," was read by Mrs. Wes Bradnock. Minutes were read by the sec- retary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland. Plans were made for the Thankoffering meeting on Oc- tober 15 when Miss E. Som- erville, Goderich will show her pictures of her trip to the holy land. Invitations will be extend- ed to the other churches in the village to attend . An invitation was accepted to hear Miss Hazel McDonald at the . Arthur's Circle meet- ing and also an invitation to i elgrave on October 3. The training school will be held in Blyth far leaders of children's groups was also discussed. The leader of the COC group Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson asked for members to save cereal box tops with the big G on, so the children can make money with them, They were ,also collecting used stamps, Ro'lI call was answered by each naming a prophet named' in the Bible. Reports of the Hur- on Presbyterial held last week in Blyth was given by Mrs. A, Leatherland and Mrs. Ed Davies. Mrs, Alfred Rollinson closed 'the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs, Ch- arles Stewart. "YOUR ARS 8E5 FRIEND' HAROLD'S WHITE ROSE GARAGE SPECIALIZING IN AUTOMATIC GETRANSMISSIONS E R3'7ViJ' C `TON ST Thum, Sepia, 21, 1961-,-,Clinifhn News -Record, --Page 11 Curling Club At Seaforth To Spend $iOOOO The Seaforth Curling Club is Making an addition to their rink to cost approximately. $10,000, This will provide a bigger lounge and; increased locker fa'cili'ties, Playing .at Seaforth last win- ter from Clutton were 30 men and ten ladies. Anyone wishing to curl this winter at Seaforth please phone or contact Garnet Crowe, Idti 2-3242 or Fred l{rlr liott l"IU 2.9450. HOL MESVILL,E Harry Williams spent the weekend in Detroit attending a Masonic meeting, While there he attended the New York- Detroit baseball game, AdzBill Fink of FINK PLUMBING HEATING and ELECTRICAL WIRING WE'LL TELL, YOU ABOUT THE MANY ADVANTAGES OF Esso OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT * engineered specifically for your heating requirements . Auburn Girl Marries MR. AND MRS. RONALD GEORGE BAER, RR 5, Goderich, were married on Saturday, Sep- tember 9 in Auburn United Church. The bride is Marlene Grace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Easorn, RR 1, Auburn, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baer, RR 5, Goderich. (Photo by McDowell) Miss Lanunie Retires Miss Greta Laramie, Hensall, a very faithful and efficient organist of Hensall United Ch- urch for over 20 years has tendered her resignation which became effective this week. No successor has been .named as yet for the position. Arnold Circle The Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church met Mon- day with the president, Mrs, B. Beaton extending a wel- come to Mrs. MacDonald. The worship period on thetheme, "Obedience" was taken by Mns. Gerald Bell and Mrs. Donald Mousseau. Members answered the roll call ith' the, verse "Obey." A motion was passed to purchase the study book and' 75 church calendars. Thirty- one visits were reported. Mrs. R. A. Orr was appoint- ed Cradle Roll secretary to re- place Mrs. William Fink who recently took up residence in VARNA (Correspondent, Fred McClyniont Phone HU 2-32143 Mr. 'and Mrs, Fred Brent and family, Kerwood, called on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys on Sun- day. Mr. Lloyd Keys celebrated his birthday to .a family dinner on Sunday. MMS and WA A joint meeting of the Varna United Church Woman's Mis- sionary Society and Woman's Association was held in the church on Thursday, Septem- ber 14, Mrs. Anson Coleman had charge of the worship per- iod and was assisted by Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Mrs. Ralph Stephenson and Ann Stephen- son. The president of the WMS, Mrs. Watson Webster presided over the business period of that organization, Mrs. Anson Cole- man gave a talk on the last chapters of the study book. Mrs. Charles Reid took the chair of the WA meeting. It was decided to .hold a church supper in October, It was also decided to have a bazaar late in October. A request was re- ceived from the South Huron area school boards to supply refreshments at their fall:meet- ing in Varna, The ladies agreed to comply with the request. Lunch was served in the basement by the east group, 0 Goderich Township South Alex Sparks is visiting his son in Marion, Indiana. Mrs. Blanche Cox is .a pa- tient in Clinton Public Hos- pital, Mrs. Ernest Townshend ' had the misfortune to fall and break her shoulder and was hospitalized for two days, but is home again. Mr. and Mas, Andrew Sloan, Sheffield, w'er'e visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. James R. Stirling for a few days last week, The fanners are busy har- vesting their beans since the fine weather came. 0 MRS. WIL1 TJfl 4IoWI'.C`.I' WINS $3.00 OUST MT NOTE Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt, RR 1, Clinton, has picked up her ,$3 credit note at Sutter -Perdue Ltd, hardware, She held the lucky ticket of two weeks •ago. Last wee'k's ticket -1756•• -wild the number drawn on Tuesday evening--.1810-.are the lucky numbers yet to be claimed, `they are worth $3 at the store. Clinton. Mrs. Trevor Wilson will assist Home Helpers. Mem- bers are reminded that Glad Tidings subscription's are due, and donations for supply to the Indian School are due. Miss Lorna Taylor, London, will be guest speaker at thank - offering meeting in October. Hostesses will be Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Don Mousseau. Worship will be in charge of Mrs. Ed. Fink and Mrs. Ruby Bell, Miss Hannah Murray pre- sented a report on the presby- terial held at Blyth. A pot- luck lunch was served. Call us for an estmate we can help you with your particular requirements. ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR 'THE BEST ESSO Oil and ESSO Oil Heating Units are the IDEAL COMBINATION for Rural Home Heating Fi, Plumbing Heating 1 1n & Electrical Wiring 84 Wellington St. -- Clinton PHONE HU 2-7682 ELECTRIC Kitchen Clocks from $5.49 WAVEMASTER Lawn Sprinkler Reg. $6.95 for $4.99 &II11! i,t, iI 14 -INCH Push Brooms Special $1.69 Hunting Lantern 2 Cell Special 99c FEATU R E VALUE ! ASSORTED FALL BULBS BEG....694 box 47° BOX Prepare your flower beds now for early spring blooms. Your choice of Giant Tulips Parrot Tulips - Hyacinthes -Narcissi -.Crocus--Muscary Cinadoxa and Snowdrops. 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