Clinton News Record, 1955-12-08, Page 9Talk By 4‘
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The Ashton family had an un-
scheduled chat with aft`a. T.
Ccanerford (nee Shirley •As)ton)
right to Los Angeles, Californ-
ia last Sunday, through the co-
operation of a pair of ham radio
Fred Bissett in Getlerichsliad.
• learned of a "ham" fan in • the
southern city, • and also that
Mra. Cortierford who lied near
the Los Angelea set had rela-
tives in Clinton. BY means of
a few telphone ealls, a time wa• s
arranged when Mrs. Comerford
could talk via radio to Goderich,
and froni there, by telephone to
her parents home here in Clin-
ton. lyfrs. Ashton, Marilyn and
Keith all took part in the Con-
versation, and the cost amount-
ed only to the charge for the
overtime telephone call to Goder-
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THE NEVV ERA -91st YEAR
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49—TheHonie 'F'ciper With the-NeWs ••,'.CLNTONONTARlO, THURSDAY, 11;iECts4;BER 8, 1955. ; Second•-Sectian
Party Tuesclay •
s Plan A S
pecial Awards Presented.
RebekahC011116110rS
At the „regular ,meeting „of the
Huronic Rebekah Lodge No, 306,
plans were made for the annual
joint Christmas party for the Re-
bekah% and Oddfel•lows, to be held
Tuesday, December 13 a 8 p.m.
There will be a Christmaatree
and members are asked to bring
Christmas 'treats that could be
Used in making up Christmas parr
eels, lVfern.bers were ,also remind-
ed of a baking sale to be held
December 17 in the Council Chain -
Herbert JenkinsWins$49 From
Saturday's Treasure 'Chest Draw
Richer by $49.08 because he at --4 A fiwther announcement regar-
ding those who may piek.up win-
nings waa made. In the case of
a widow, or widower, the oldest
child in the family may accept
winnings for its parents,
tended the Appreciation . Day
Draw in Clinton last Saturday af-
tereoon, Herbert Jenkins, Clinton,
accepted a cheque for that amount
from chairman of the steering
committee of the project, R. B.
Campbell. Winnings were the re-
sult of a ten percent coupon
drawn from the Treasure Chest.
The withdrawal of this amount
from the fund, phis the regular
increase of $75 from the particip- place in London on November 25,
ating merchants, will make a tor- when Rev. Joseph V. Clarke united
al of $516.73 in the Ohest for this in marriage, Ruth Margaret Arth-
coming Saturday. 'Someone may ur, Reg. N., youngest, daughter of
win as much as $258.37 if a 50 Mrs. John Arthur, Auburn and the
percent coupon is drawn from the late Mr. Arthur, and Robert Har-
Chest—and the smallest winnings old Davies, son of Mrs. H. J,
possible, will be five percent, or Davies, St. Thames, and the late
$25.83. Dr. Davies.
• , Rin-cee Bob Campbell was last The bride looked lovely in gold
• week assisted by Charles Proctor, satin with bronze accessories with
of Charles House of Beauty (one corsage of yellow roses and bronze
of the participating businesSes), chrysanthemums.
and both Doug Ball and Mac Cam- The bridesmaid Mrs. Lloyd
eron were on hand in charge of Raithby, London Chose a frock of
the truck provided by Ball and navy silk with grey accessories
Mutch frozn which the draw is and corsage of red roses and white
made. Before the time of the clirysanthemtnns.
draw, a sound car went through For a wedding trip to Detroit,
the streets of town announcing Cleveland and Buffalo, the bride
the time of the draw and remind- travelled in a brown gabardine
Mg shoppers to be present. In suit with brown accessories and
charge of this were Kenneth Me• Muskrat jacket. On their return
Rae and Orval Engelstad. they will reside in St. Thomas.
Davis-=-Artnur
(By .our Auburn correspondent)
A quiet but pretty wedding took
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Friday To 4
' S Kiel awards made included
the T. Px'ycle, Trophy -toMurray
Gaunt, RR 1,, Lucknow, for the
highest number of points th 4-H
Club work., The Winner had tot-
alled 947 out of the possible 14100
points. Murray Gaunt; who was
the Queen's Guineawinner at the
Royal Winter Fair, also won the
J. A Anetett Award, for the high-
est number of 'points in 4-1i Beef
Calf Club Work; the Senator
Golding Junior Showinaeship Tro.
phy, for. the Grand" Champion
Showman 1/1 the county.„
• This year the Els-ton Cardiff
Citizenship Trophy for the Flub
member showing himself to be
outstanding in 4 -II work, as well
tiS an community life, was won by
Larry Wheatley, RR 1, Dublin.
The Warden's novice trophy, pres-
ented by Earl Campbell, for the
4-11 club new raember obtaining
highest standing was received by
12 -year-old Donald Kirkland, RR
3, Lucknovv. •
The Harvey C. Johnston Tro•
phy, to the 4-11 Club member un-
der 16 years of age, obtaining
the highest number of .points, was
won by Patsy Marshall, RR 1,
Kirkton, who also took home the
A. Y. MoLean Trophy. for. the
grand champion showman, hi 4-11
Dairy Calf Clubs in the county.
Marilyn Marshall, RR 1, Kirk -
ton, won the Bank of Commerce
A:Ward for the highest standing
in 4 -II Dairy Calf Club work in
the county. Keith Coates, RR 1,
Centralia .won :the Huron Here-
ford Association Past Presidents'
Trophy for champion showman-
ship in 4-11 Beef Calf Club work
and. Tom Whyte, RR 2, Seaforth,
H Youn lers
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I won the Savauge Tr for hav-
ing the Champion wie Club
gilt 01 Huron and Perth counties.
• Robert Broadfoot,"RR 1, Bruce-
iteld, won the Hareld Jackson
• Trophy for showing ALe chainpioq
sample of oats at the Seaforth.
Fall Fair, and Done the G. W. Kirkland
was presented wi
tirontgoreery Cash jAward f o r
Grand Champion Swine Showman
in the county, alsd competed for
at the Seaforth FallFair,
Hunter Charged
After Shootiligs
A charge of criminal negligence
causing bodily harm has lieen laid
against Norman Tyndall in con-
nection with the wounding of two
other hunters on November 23,
Crown •" Attorney Glenn Hays,
Goderich, reports.
Nephew Wounded
Mr. Tyndall will appear here
December 20 before Magistrate
Dudley Holmes, Goderich, to face
Ihe Charge resulting from wound-
ing of Keith Tyndall, RP.• 4, Clin-
ton, and Clark Ball, RR 1, Clin-
ton. Keith Tyndall is a nephew
of the charged man, and a cousin
of Ball.
Appearing .in answer to a sum-
mons before Justice 'of the Peace
Mrs. Mabel Gray, Goderich, Tyn-
dall was remanded until Decem-
ber 20.
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PUC MEETS 'WITH ENGINEERS
TO DISCUSS NEW SERVICE
At a meeting here on Monday
afternoon, Public Utilities Com-
missioners and representatives of
McLaren Associates, Tor onto
(Consulting engineers), prelimin-
ary discussion was,held over re-
quirements and possibilities. of in-
stalling an eight inch water main
from Clinton. pumping station to
RCAF Station Clinton. Another
meeting is being planned for early
in the new year, when more data
on the situation will be available.
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Melvin 1. Crich was in Toronto
on Tuesday and Wednesday at-
tending a meeting of the Ontar-
io Barbers' Association executive.
• Honoured after fie years cluarsobt
voluntary service a 4 -
Leader, the following were pres-
ented with cel by R, G.
Bennett: Ronald McMichael, Jam-
es• W. Smith,' Thainas Penhale,
Maurice K. Hall:Men, Simon' P.
Hallahatt, John. W. Deeves, Char.
les Coultes, James Coultes.
Other awards inchided gifts and
cash, awards from t, the various
breed associations ad agricultur-
al groups' interested' in particular
clubs and types of lubs.
Mrs. F. Andrews
Once More Heads
Wesley -Willis' WI
a •
Mrs, Frank Andrews,- president
of the Woman's ,Asseciation • of
Weeley-Willis United' Church, was
in charge of the 'meeting last
Wednesday, 'When the devotional
based on the theme, "The Hope
of the World," was presented by
Mrs. P. Fingland reading from
Scripture; Mrs, A. Shaddock
giv-
ing the lesson thoughts and' pray-
er offered by Mrs. E. Miller. Mrs.
N. Shepherd was at the piano.
Two numbers sung by the trio,
Mrs. Reg. Shipley, Mrs. J. Innis
and Mrs. W. Jervis, were "Star
of the East" and "No Room for
the Saviour."
Mrs. James McGill is the con -
yeller of the committee in charge
of 'Christmas boxes far shut -Ms.
Mrs. W. Jervis and her group ser-
ved a Christmas lunch following
the. meeting.
Mrs, II, C. Wilson received tie
report of -the striking committee
which named the following offic-
ers for 1956: honorary president,
Mrs. H. C. Wilson; past president,
Mrs, George Beattie; president,
Mrs, F. Andrews; first vice-pres-
ident, Mrs. E. Hugill; second vice-
president, Mrs, Matieren; record-
ing seeretary, itlrs. ivrsteei)e, and
assistant, Miss W. O'Neil; press,
secretary, Mrs. G. Maiming and
assistant, Mrs. J. IVIcGill; corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs. W. Holl-
and and assistant, Mrs. McLaren;
treasurer, Mrs. A. Shaddick and
assistant, Mrs, G. Beattie.
Committees, flower,' Mrs. C.
Nelson, Mrs. Potter; property,
Mrs, 14: W. Trewartha, Mrs. II.
Adams, Mrs. William Pinning;
social, Mrs. E. Hugill, Mrs. D.
Andrews, assisted by Mrs. R,
Shipley; sewing, Mrs. Laidlaw, as-
s
isted by Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
Lockhart; names, Mrs. F. ring -
land, Mrs. G. Beattie, Mrs. Hearn,
Mrs. F. Andrews; program, Miss
1. Walkinshaw; fellowship, Mrs.
M. Addison (to choose her owe
assistants); citizenship, Mrs. F.
Fingland; pianists, Mrs. Shepherd
and Mrs. Charlesworth; group
leaders, Mrs, C Cooper, Mrs. W.
Jervis, Mrs. L. Ball and Vire 3.
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W.A. Townshend
• Consecration At.
• St Paul's London
(continued from page one)
Western hearts by the progress-
ive decay or religioei belief, "But
there is evidence," stated Bishop
Wilkinson, "of a spiritual renals-
• same, a great awakening, due to
spiritual hunger in the world to-
day." Bishop Wilkinson concluded,
"If we turn to God in repentance
and pray foe and, expect another
Pentecost of the Divine Spirit,
the day of scientific inventions
should give place to en age • of
spiritual, intellectual and cultural
creativity.
At the conclusion ,of the ser-
vice, Bishop Luxton presented his
new assistant with his staff of
office; the president of Huron
College Alumrd, the Rev. J.
Houghton, placed an episcopal
ring, (a gift of the ithurod) ors
Bishop Townshend's fourth finger
of his right hand, the Rev. Ongley
of the church of the Redeemer in
London (where Bishop Townshend
ministered for several years) in-
vested him with the pectoral
cross, a gift of his former congre-
gation; on behalf of the clergy
and lay delegates to the Synod,
the Rev. Nelles presented him
with a chequer the Rev. T. Park-
er of the Anglican Book Centre,
Toronto, presented Bishop Town -
!tend with a Bible.
As the service concluded a sud-
den authorative blare of many
trumpets summoned the huge
crowd to its feet as the Doxology
was su:ng while Archbishop
Wright, taking the new bishop by
the hand,displaying the episcopal
ring aloft, led him out of the
cathedral in the long' processional;
a second fanfare of trumpets
sounded as these men left the
cathedral's west door, signifying
the end of the impressive service,
Bishop Townshend's first offic-
ial duty was to return to the
country church of St. Tames
Church, Middleton, where he was
baptized and there conducted his
first confirmation service two
days later. (Story on page 13),
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Commit. WILLIAM R PERDUE,
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Comm. HAL E. ELeRTLEY
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
George A. Baird returned home
from Regina, Sask., on Saturday.
Mrs. Stewart Baird visited Mr
and Mrs, Grant Love at Caro,
Mich., over the weekend.
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For Your
Christmastime Shopping convenience --
Most Stores in Clinton will remain
OPEN ALL DAY Wednesday
• during the month orDecember
RETAIL MERCHANTS
Committee of the Clinton and District
Chamber of Commerce
Returns To Seat
Conn, NORMAN LIVERMORE
Several Accidents
Result From Last
Weekend Driving
Cars reported driven by George
W. Feagan, RR 4, Goderich, and
Elmer Potter, RR. 2, Clinton, col-
lided at a driveway on concession
9, Goderich Township; last Qek-
end, doing a total of $225 damage.
A car reported driven by Victor
Errington, RR 2, Auburn, was in
collision with a bakery truck, said
driven by Jack Vadies, 'Walker-
ton, ,on a hill on concession 6,
West Wawanosh Township, east
of St. Augustine, doing about $250
damage to the car.
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