Clinton News-Record, 1948-08-26, Page 4pAGE's FOUR
Carl Voaden Speaks
At ;Laymen's Rally
A laymen's rally was held in
Ontario St. United Church on
Sunday evening in the interests
of the Missionary and Mainten-
ance Committee, United Church
of Canada. Rev. W. J. WoolfreY
er
eak
chief speaker,
the
presided,.
and
Carl Voaden, St. Thomas, spoke
inbehalf of the missionary cause.
CL1NTON" NEWS RECORD
Clinton District
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, .1946.
PERSONALS
s of
Charles' .Layton, Toronto, is Haroldr's Wsild
erw re gH �C, Cl the
he
visiting relatives in Clinton and forStratford, on , Friday Dist.
vicinity.
Mrs. Reg. Shipley and dough- j Mr. and Mrs. Fred
iUin �Lrelab{yes
ter, Elgin, aspentdnverhuron. st week In' ins Clinton are and vvicinity, coming
Port Elgin and
Miss Rosalie Dick, Toronto, is up to be present at the
G
4en
-
speneingatwo weeks' hotidsYWise weeding orSaturday last
with her aunt, Mrs.M. oMr.andMrs. Edward Wendorf
J. E. Shepherd, Toronto, has
and daughter, Miss Coronna, have
been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Alice'returned �f om attendingHanover fw ere
Robson, for a few days. (father, were
'
•er
R. P. Robbins; of the former's ,
the late
Mr. and Mrs.
Crediton, were weekend visitors , William Wendorf.
at the home of the latter's par-, Mrs. Fred. Mulch, Clinton, and
eats, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sutter. Mrs. Jack Mutch and children,
Mrs. Harold Wild, Montreal,
Menet trod, es andich., spent Anne, Dw-
to-day, after visiting Mr,and
wen for the past two weeks at the Jacob cottage at
Mr. Voaden who spoke on Bet-
ter his
re-
marks
base
t r Stewardship,
e
ih's dream. He
marks on Issa
urged his listeners to stand be-
hind
han
they had rever minister
before Land
as laymen really get out and
push Every church conference
West Huron. WI -
Wilds Fine Picnic
Members of West Huron dis-
trlet Women's Institute held a
largely attended picnic in Harbor
Park at Goderich on Wednesday
afternoon last under the leader-
ship of the president, Mrs. Char-
les Lockhart.
members
were re-
gistered,
mem s
Ninety-two
Aub
Auburn, Blyth,
gister•ed, from ,
Clinton, Colwanosh Juniors, Col-
borne, Dungannon, Goderich and
Windham. A picnic supper, sp-
eeches, and a progzam featured
the event.
n
Winders of• the various events
were: Auburn event, "Pegs on a
hat", Irene Sprout Dungannon,
Mrs, G. Johnston, Blyth; }Dungan-
non event, hammering a nail,
Mary Smith, Dungannon; Clinton,'
"Knock Me Down, Ma," Mrs.
William Doak, Goderich; Goder-
ich event, Miss Elaine Lamb; Col-
wanosh event, Mary Smith and
Elaine Lamb; Colborne event,
Mrs. T, Lamb; lucky draw, Mrs.
Lorne Scrimgeour, Blyth; oldest
woman present, Mrs. Annie Hen-
derson, Goderich; Institute mem-
bber coming the greatest distance,
Mrs. J. Walpole, Wingham; mem-
ber of Junior branch coming the
farthest, Mrs. J. Walpole, Wing -
ham, Eileen Sproul, Dungannon;
youngest grandmother, Mrs. Wil-
liam Jewell, Goderich.
STEPHENSON REUNION
reun-
ion
al Stephenson
The annu
bion was held in Lions Park, Sea -
forth, Saturday afternoon, Aug-
ust 21, .about 100 members were
present, some coming from De-
troit, Mich., Marlette, Mich.,
Pilot Mound Man., Windham and
Listowel. Thomas Robinson, Sea-
ferth, read" an item from the
Huron Expositor printed in 1778
of the funeral of the late Ralph
Stephenson who came to Canada
100 years ago in 1847. Games
were played and a good time en-
joyed by all.
_o---__
'he had attended seemed apolo-'R. L, McE Bayfield.
getic when asking for money but weeks. pending
he could not see that this was Mr .and Mrs. Charles'Cudmore,! Dr. W. A. Oakes is sl,
'siting,the form- his vacation with Mrs. Oakes at•
necessary as we ought to be
pleased to ask for money to carry
on the 'most important' task in the
world.
If his remarks
ated that the givings of the
Hamilton, are vi
er's. parents, Mr. and Mrs, John lth it summer home
nd Mrs. hnet s ass.
e
Cuda. n.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stewart and spent the weekend at Kingsville
son, George, Detroit, spent a few and Detroit, Mich.
Mr. Woolfrey
Bride-elect Honored Engagements Announced
Prior 'tot Marriage Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Millar,
Londesboro, announce the en -
Honoring, her approaching mar- gagement of their youngest dao-
riage, Miss : Shirley Radford was' ghter, Margaret Eileen, to Frank
guest at the home of Mr. and ,lin Thomas Potter, eldest son of
Mrs. Jack McGee, Blyth, when 1VIr. and Mrs. Clarence Potter,
around 50 friends met for a mis-i GoderichTownship, the marriage
cellaneous shower for the bride- to take place quietly, early in
to -be.
Mrs. Harold Errington read a
address in rhymes
congratulatory
while Mrs. B. Walsh and Mrs. F.
Tunny presented the gifts.
Contests were a part of the
evening's program with Margaret
Marshall, hall
Maureen
Morritt, Clare
Mrs F
McGowan,Mx C
Bell
m days, with their aunt, Mrs. Wil- Mr. and. Mrs. George Proctor,
•st liam Crittenden. Mitchell, Were Sunday visitors
average family in Huron County Mr, and Mrs. James Liver- with. Mr. Robert McCartney and
were equal to the price of al
more attended the funeral of the Mrs. A. L. Bodges. Miss Elizabeth
"coke" a week and thought this . f cr accompanied visit.
•. late Wallace Wheatley at Wood- �Rodges them home
was a shame. He thought r
would be en excellent idea if a
dl hat
stock on Tuesday. or a _--_
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wells and James Mercer, Boston, Mass.,
laymen's
committee were forme son, Douglas, left Saturday even- Mr. and. Mrs. J. H. Shannon and
in the presbytery to hon e w ing fora motor vacation trip to Mrs. C. A. Downer, Harriston,
he termed "a crisis in the church's
Algonquin Park, Northern Ont. visited at the home of Mayor
history." Mrs. E. E. Brown returned to and Mrs. A. J. McMurray last
A male choir under the direc- her home in Petrolia on Monday week.
Mrs. Clarence
Ball and
andr.
tion of the chole leader, Mrs. E. eer spending the last threeM
Wendorf, rendered a number arid weeks visiting her'sister, Mrs. Mrs. T. Baron, Grosse Isle, Mich.,
Leslie Pearson favoured with a William Shaddock. ' I and Mrs. Norman Habkirk, De -
weekend with
baritone solo. Miss
d Mrs. Wendorfl in organ D barat and NorthMrs. western sternavid NOntario, Mrs. William troit, spent heCritt Crittenden and
a is which were are vacationing with 'their sand other relatives. • II h Barbour
September.
OUTOP DANGER
r h-
A.Seager, Arch-
bishop
c
Rev.S
Most R vg ,
as
o is reported
£ Hixr n
'iho o
os
p
"`out of danger and progressing
favorably" following ,a serious ill-
ness
on his
s athis London home nes
Hoe , return front the Lambeth Confer-
ners. an, Evelyn Turvey win- ence. Duritsg the conference, the
Hers. archbishop. was unwell but on
Lunsi was served by the host- his return to London, the illness
Mr assisted a Mrs.. andWMerritt„ Passed into a more acute stage.
Mrs. F. Somers, Mrs. F. p o
Tunney.
Miss Radford was again hon- IfBrvsselstooktheWOAAladie
ladies'
once at the home of Mr. and Mrs.softball group title Monday.night
A. Traylor, when more than 20 when they defeated Seaforth
neighbors gathered, and present-IFkrwns 7-2'
ed her with a beautiful floor' Seaforth .. 000 002 000-2. 6 5
lamp.
Mrs. Wilma Radford read the
accompanying address while Mrs.
Audrey Tyreman made the pre_
sentation. Several games of bingo
was enjoyed, the prize going to
Mrs. B. Herrington. The hostess
served lunch:.
A
AUBURN GI1iLS.
ELIMINATED
BY
SEAFORTH
AF
ORTH
Seaforth Fawns downed . Au-
burn ladies, 27-11, in the senior
WOAA softball semi-finals at
Seaforth last week.
This was the second and final
game in the Auburn-Seaforth
both
h winning series,S
eaf
ort
Ame.
g
AUBURN: M. Hunkiul, p, E.
McClinehey If,. V. Cook lb, J.
Beadle cf, D. Hunking c, B. Craig
2b, ss, 3, Kirkconnell ss, rf, A.
Andrews 3b, B. Rogers, rf, 2b.
Auburn
. 6'00' 2 02 1 --II 8 3
b
—L7
25 6
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Seaford).
anad, piano goer in-law and daughter, Mi.
much enjoyed. Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons.
Mr. Voaden also spoke at the Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McEwen,
morning service on a similar Mrs. George Phelan and Mrs.
theme,
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Mr. ,and Mrs. ug
Los Angeles, Calif., visited last,
week with their aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. George VanH.ornc.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Counter
and family spent Sunday in Silrr-
coe visiting relatives. \
Miss Helen Shaddock left Mon_
day for a two weeks' vacation
during which she will visit her
cousin, Mrs. A. Willert, Sarnia,
her aunts, Mrs E. E. Brown, Pet-
rolia, and Mrs. Harold Scruton,
Port Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Pear-
son, together with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry M. Kelly, all of Wayne,
Mich., and their 'granddaughter,
Miss Jewel J. Hargrave, Milan,
Mich., have been spending a few
days with Mr. Pearson's mother,
and other
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• Seaforth 16—Auburn 7
In the first game of the WOAA.
ladies' semi-finals, between Sea -
forth Fawns and Auburn, at Au-
burn, Fawns came out on top by
a score of 16-7.
Seaforth ..035 212 210-16 21 5
Auburn .. 210 010 102— 7 15 12
Umpires -- George Cowan and
Jack Lee, Londesboro•,
1i
AYPA Summer Camp
South of Bayfield
The first Anglican Young
People's Association's summer
camp in the history of the Huron
Huron
the
1 at
held Diocese 'is.being
Church Camp, two miles south'
of Bayfield on Lake Huron.
From all parts' of the diocese,
from Brantford to Windsor, mem-
bers of the I;YPA arrived at the
camp Friday last for the opening
of the ten-day session. The re-
mainder of the 25 expected arriv-
ed Saturday for the official open-
ing.
It is a combination leadership
and vacation camp,, with a pro-
gram of lectures, discussions and
classes leaving plenty of time for
sports, swimming and entertain-
ment.
Camps for the younger child-
ren of the diocese have been held
at the Huron Church Camp since
PEEWEES WIN
FIRST FINAL •
BY 10-6 COUNT
Dr. J. W. Shaw's Clinton kids I its opening two years ago, bu
fame frommof theh to best -of -three
rthe this is the first year the program
first game of OAA o P hree of the camp has been expanded
Rev. J. N. Doidge, can of the
series for the W eewe to include the AYPA.
Championship in Clinton Com- d
Mrs. Robert Pearson, munity Park Saturday afternoon•
camp is in charge of the group.
relatives in this vicinity. f by a score of 10-6. The largest Miss Margaret Yet£, London, camp
--o I season at- Diocese
crow
d of the Peewee
t rs
convener for Huron
Bride -elect Feted ;tended. APPA Council is in charge of
The visitors drew first blood in the educational program, and
At Delightful Shouter the initial frame, added one in Fred Jenke, Kitchener, president
,the
second and two in the third, Fred
Huron Diocese AYPA
Miss Thelma Shobbroolc was "arid led Clinton 4-1 at that point.
of hostess •ata delightfully arranged Manager Jim Chowen's kids came Council, in charge of sports.
shower at the home ofher - to life the
par if in last of the third,'
Clinton RCAF defeated i the
ents on Monday, August 23, ern however, and scored two runs,
honour of Miss Shirley Radford, and then tied it up in the fourth. home team at Brussels on Wed-
needay evening last by the tune
a bride -elect of the near future.; Three runs in each of the fifth,of 16-5 to `oke gone -game lead
Crokinole was the game of the and sixth sealed the decision. Iii the WOAA "B" softball play -
evening with Miss Muriel Shob- Bob Garon knocked a three -
brook winning high prize and the bagger to left in the fifth with three-1.1.'1
consolation prize going to. Mrs., the bases full, but then got
Wesley Shobbrook. 'caught attempting to steal home.
The bride-to-be was led to a Bob Carrick's homer to deep cen-
prettily decorated chair when the tae in the sixth smashed in two
hostess read an ,appropriate ad -ahead of him. Bill Carrick and
Canada Cana
dress and lovely gifts were pre- Murray Maltby also had two saf-
rented. Miss Radford expressed eties. Cameron centre fielder, had CLINTON UNITED CHURCHES The United Church off Cana
her appreciation to all. for their a triple, a .single and a walk. will worship together during
thoughtfulness and good wishes. WINGHAM: Fry c, Gerrie lb, the month of August in
The evening was brought to a Stainton p, Cameron cf, Baker 2b, Ontario St. United
close with the hostess seving de- Waine 36 Biggs rf, Hutton ss, C
licious re Murray
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CLINTON SHAWS: Moore a, REV. W. J. WOOLFREY, Minister
Wesley -Willis
WESLEY IS W.A. Elliott 1b, W. Carrick 2b, R. Car -
The WA. of Wesley -Willis Unit- rick pE. Wendorf, Organist
, Colquhoun c, Denomme Mrs. and Choir Leader
ed Church will meet in the Church rf, Hartley lf, M. Maltby ef, Gar -
parlour on Wednesday, Septem-
ber on 3b.
Umpires—Jim Seli, Windham, I SUNDAY, AUGUST 29
8, at three noteth o'clock. Members 11.00 ANL—Morning �"lors 29
are asked to the change 2, at plate; Harold Murney, Clinton, 11.00
School
of
date from Thursday, September 2, on bases.
to Wednesday, September 8 Windham 1am 112 002 0— 6 4 9 No evening service during Aug.
The Fine Appointments of this Funeral Horneare Beautiful and Appropri'ate, Among Which the
Lange, Pleasant Rooms and Electric Organ are Not
the Least.
There is No Extra Oharrge for Services Held
Here Tinder Such Ideal Conditions.
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SUMMARY: Errors—Fry 3, Ger
rie 2, Waine, Hutton, Mur ray ,
Elliott, R. Carrick, Colquhoun,
Garon; stolen bases—Gerrie, Sta-
inton 2, Baker, Biggs, Hutton,
Elliott, R, Carrick, Colquhoun 2,
Denomme; three -base hits—Cam-
eron, Garon; home run—R. Car-
rick; struck out—by Stainton 8,
by R. Carrick 13; bases on balls
-off Stainton 4 (Colquhoun, Den-
omme.3); off R. Carrick 7 (Fry,
Gerrie, Stainton 2, Cameron,
Biggs, Murray); passed balls—
Fry 3, Colquhoun 2; wild pitch—
R. Carrick; hit by pitcher—by
Stainton (Hartley); double play
—W. Carrick (unassisted); left. on
bases—Windham 7, Clinton 7;
earned runs—Windham 3, Clinton
5; runs batted in—Stainton, Hutt-
on, Cameron 2, Gerrie, R. Carrick
4, Elliott, Garon 3; time of game
—1.25.
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REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector
Mrs, Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs, J. G. MacKinnon, Choir
Leader
SUNDAY, AUGUST 29
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
No Sunday School or Evening Ser-
vice during August.
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Presbyterian Church
REV. D. J. LANE, Minister
Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, AUGUST 29
9.45 ann.—Service at Bayfield
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School.
11.15 am.—Divine 'Worship
Dr. J. S. Shortt, M.A., will
preach.
All, Welcome
1 PENTECOSTAL
TENT MEETINGS
- closing
Sunday, Aug. 29
Your last opportunity
to hear
Evangelists Robert •King
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