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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-10-18, Page 4Evening Auxiliary Honour Departing -Past President HARRY WILDAAW • YOU !kV OUR Fuel. OIL. NEVER 5HIRKS, WNEMi WINTERTIME GIVES US 1. THE - WCIRKS 51 LC)CAL RADEIAARKS, HARRY WILLIAMS GASOLINE LuBiticARIS FUEL OIL MOTOR OIL R.R.2, (LINTON-0mi 2-0033 1141111)1)111111 1111111111111 111111) G; III d Wise birds wait! They don't go out on a limb for the first new car they see. That figuxes. Because it just naturally takes a little longer to bring out a car that's sweet, smooth and sassy. Like the new '57 Chevrolet. It's new right *down to the wheels it rolls on — with a daring new design, a new nothing-like-it automatic drive and a . new VS besides. Longer and lower, too. No wonder wise birds are waiting. Are you one? Bide your tizne till tlisptatr this fametca tractettcold Ozttv fitscrttld.kect 011arotot gaiters National inizzouneetuent day for the 'Ms • Clinton Memorial:Shop OPEN EVERY DAY — At' other times contact Thomas Steep, phone Clinton HU 2-3869; residence, Shipley Street. T. PRYDE and-SON CLINTON EXETER SEAFORTH — PHONE CLINTON HU'2-6606 see Your iluthoried dovrotet Deafr LIGUI- LEATHER 147 MST for only $W5 YOU CAN 'LEATHER1ZE' YOUR FABRIC. CHAD WITH LEATHER Here Is the miracle, liquid coating that is simply' brushed do fabrics/ feather. elle, piastres end leather. It leaVes beautiful, lasting, resilient tintsh that looks and fools like loather. Won't peel, track of tub'. Off end it's wadi. obits. 'Thousands of deliotanii 'Users held afroddy discovered this tested cdeOng, Which tratisfornis chairs, sofas, kitchen thairs,SitacteS old., teenoinize, atelotdrize, ioothorizo yeut furniture, whither wore or not, in 14 oldrittio osiers, Plittlts $1.0 quhrti $1.39 half pit tt egat Looks if INEA0 LIKE ILEAffiElt Obtairtablo at A Your Fa,ourite Hardware Stare er04114^4-fr."+"ki+O-fprtt.., Orandma Jacob's Sausage NOW ON SALE ; They re _good --- get %form today' Of Ca! HU. 2.9556 Don't• Fail to' See Our Beautiful Range of Jackets, .- Mink Stples and ncapes . . . SALE BEGINNING 'FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19th -117 Mink (BLENDED) Muskrat Trur-,n ; 1‘,Nurosrtullei; Bn leBnt dicel (7), e INIT\ • "'‘.------- 1ai 4*M,..,. .,.s& x, Muskrat Backs L- 1 -. . 4, These 'ire full-length Coats at Great Savings WILD MINK (Blended) Muskrat Backs Choice Northern Pelts in Pull:Length Coats No. I Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) run Quality and Silky 'Pelts Russian. Persian Lamb Very Fine quality. Superbly Styled, Dyed, Black " Grey Persian Lamb The fur that /toyer Wanes in pOptilarity, Russian Persian Lamb Itintsian Persitits Lamb No. 1 they Nits 3/4 Length and Flt Length yC 'Melt • 'Persian Lamh Coats ror Petitity, 'shoat) and Long Wearing Quality, fasted "thick,. IOU SAVE FROM $100 $200 r I x r itrtrr ; t Telephone NIL 2.6611 MAIN ` STREET, ;LINTON 6 oratilnai .11ENVS-REPORP. THURSDAY; OOT4B4R 3.9M ectiona AttendgdBy72 t ruceriel hurch orkers Coca Cola's New Package On Sale In Area Stores Representative on the Presbyter- ial, nominating committee is Mrs. Robert McMichael, Walton, and Mrs. Hearn, Clinton is represent, alive on the presbyterial finance Committee, Bethel Auxiliary has' increased its membership 11Y-. One-third this year, Two• new C.G.I,T's have been organized and one new Baby Band. Winthrop,Mission Band is celebrat- ing itsi. 25th ,anniversary. Many . societies are adapting the Memor- ial Cards for deceased members,. Nearly all sent bales, some. to Kor- ea, sonic to Indian 'Residential school, one to Norway House, Two societies gave contributions to Miss Hazel Black, Hazelton, R.C. to help .purchase a stretcher for the Indian Hospital at Bella Coale where she formerly worked. Mrs. Kerr, Duff's church gave the. ,dedicatory prayer far the morning offering. Mrs, Keith Webster, Blyth, lit- erature secretary, displayed , the Nev Books', Silo said "our motto, is Study, Pray, Give. Study is the most important part of our work- We• study, then we pray and then we `give." MiSs josie Saunders, Presbyter- ial supply secretary gave some helpful ideas and suggestions on the sending of bales. Mrs. Andrew McMichael, 'Sea- forth spoke on affiliated Explorers. This is anew work. There is one group just starting in Seaforth but not yet affiliated with the W.M.S. A letter was"read from Mrs. J. T. White,- Londesboro, Mission' Cir- cle secrethry.'There are only three, mission circles in Huron Presbyter- ial, one in the centre section. 24 new circles were organized in 1955 but none in Huron Presbyterial. Mrs. E. McKinley, Goshen spoke on Community" Friendship which has four main channels of service - to the sick, to the aged, to new- comers, to new. Canadians., IVIrs. R, 'Allen, Brucefield told' of the mirk of the Associate Helpers secretary. There are 625 associate members, an increase of 83. They contributed $1329 an increase of $189. . The Treasurer's Report given' by Mrs. Sutter, •Clinton, reported that of, the allocation: $21,900.00, so far '$9,136.31 has been received. The Morning session was closed by singing a ymn and prayer by giving if no, objective in .view, The need of givers\ is to give. There were over .50,000 tile' United Church Who did not use the red side of their en:vet:pea:" The Prosidentis message was give en by Mrs. William mavittie, Presbyteral President. She said, "we make our objective first, then we 'spend it and Huron has done well. We who have knowledge of Jesus must reach out and give to others: Read our Pledge and if our interest is sincere we will have no trouble with oUr' livings. Jesus lives, He loves, and He )1Virs. MoVittie introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, J. H, Landon, A stewardship skit, 'WI thaf we have" Written, by Mrs. Childs was presented b several ladies with the author tag part. A second* skit on citizenship en- titled "Are you a Christian, cit- izen" also written by Mrs. Childs's was presented. - The Christian, message is 'Light' and all .our Missionaties and Christian workers Carry a torch or a blazing .light to lift people up. Light is being taken to Africa through Dr, Frank Lauback. The people there are being taught to read. The motto is "Each one, teach one" and so the light spreads' She spOke of the') savages wanting to be baptized and wanting to know what to do with their many wives, hov‘ io get rid of them in a Christian •manner, since poly- gainy is not Christian. ,Dr. Lau- back, will be in London ahout OCtober 26. - An instrumental trio, by three Bhicefield ladies was much enjoy ed: Mrs. Mac Wilson, violin; Mrs. J. A. Murdock, organ and Mrs. George Hende§on, piano, Mrs. S. Schoenhals,...Clinton, gave the of- fertory. prayer. - Mrs. Fletcher Townsend took charge of the question box.' Mrs. G. W. Tiffin reported on the School for Leaders at Alma College, St. Thomas. She ment- ioned an address given 'by Miss Palethorpe, a returned missionary from Korea. Personal parcels sent direct, are liked by the-missionar- ies. They like the small articles these contain to make perional gifts to the many who come to their door 'for help. Sendsmaller grticles in these parcels, heavier articles in bales to Depots. ,Children in Korea need sweaters for- all ages; socks instead of mitts. Knit sweat- for 4 to 5 year-bid children instead of babies, ,Use odds and ends of wool samples of upholstery. far cushions, These cushions are used to sit on. The courtesy and resolution committeb for next year is Mrs, Elmer Stephenson, Egrnoridville; Mrs. Anson McKinley, Ararna; and Mrs. George Reid, arna.. The report of this year's court- esy committee was given by Mrs. Townsend, Londesbcoro. Benediction was pronounced by Miss Sybil Courtice, Clinton. Canada's trade deficit with the United' States in the first seven months of this year is estimated at $850 million, compared to $500 million in the same_Period of 1955. At the "Arne thrie, a neW bottle carton has been intredtieed ineorporating attractive features nrinodern design, The new 'carton will enable housewives to ,, keep supplies ef Coca-Cola on hand with greater facility. With so Much, more time spent at home, where beverages are con- sumed at greater leisure, Coca- cola is moving to meet the -ever. growing demand for more soft drinks/ The new king size bottle for Coca-Cola will be sold in addition to the familiar regular size, thus making Coca-Cola now available in two convenient sizes. (!$), our ilensan correspondent) At the Welling Auxiliary meet- ing held at the Hensel]. United Church, chaired by the President; Mrs. odpenase, Mrs. P. J. Mc7 wovle, a past president, who is leaving this month for BSsex, was given a hyninary by MrS. S. Ran- and Mrs. ,taelc Drysdale' was ,aPoointed card, secretary to re, place• her, At'' the conclusion of the meet- ing the Board of Stewards, of the church andchoir members met, Dr. MeKelvig, chairman of the hoard was presented with a Bible, pre,sentation by Raye Paterson, on behalf of the hoard. S. , Rannie, choir director,- on. behalf `of 'the choir presented Dr, lVicKelvie with a hyrimary. Luncheon .Was served. 'Hostess- es for the Meeting were Mrs, J, Simmons and Mrs, W. Spencer, Legion Auxiliary At cusaflMans '• Seventh Birthday -, (y. ,011.• ,mrrespondent) A birthday ;banquet at the New CoonrAercial Hotel. on October 2, marked the 7th anniversary of the Herisall Branch Ladies' ..AUKillary to the Canadian „Legion, followed with a brief meeting. Mrs, D. 3, McKelvie, a past president, who is *caving' Hensali, was Wen a fare, well present by the ,president Mrs. .R On; a draw for an angle cake; ynade. by Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Mona Campbell, was the lelty winner. ' The .ticket was drawn by Mrs: Aida -Shriner's. Mrs. Leona Parke won- the mystery prize, >a aio St. Men Begin Foil .Season Men's .01u4) .0f Ontario Street United Church first fall meeting, Monday evening, J. O. Leech pre. siding. Rev. A. G. Eagle opened_ the meeting with prayer, Jelin Lavis read the minutes of the previous.. meeting, Arthur Aiken. gave the financial report. Mr. Leech spoke of - the 4th AI-. ma College inference which he attended on August 4, Lunch was served. A recreational PeriOd 'of ,proK4 resaive euchre and crokinole wasp enjOyed: and the winners for euchre were Mrs. A.' Foster and " Mrs. Mona CaMpbell; . consolation, Mrs. lYfal<OlVie .and Mrs. T. Kyle; prek-' mole, Mrs. W, Brown and Mrs. Byran Kyle,. The W.M.S. Sectional 'Convent-, lion Of the ,Centre Section, Huron Presbyterial 'was' hold in Bruce- fleld 'United Chilrch...on, Thursday,. October 4, with an -attendance of about 75 from I5 auxiliaries, .Ther theme wad "The Challenge of a New Day."' Mrs.: J. A, McGill vice-;resident, opened the meeting with the call .1;9 *Wallin and the- doxology. Scrip- Uwe reading was by Mrs. Robert 1VTs Michael, Walton and nraYer by - Mrs. Frank Taroblyn, Londesboro, Greetings to the visitors were giVerrhylYfri. Wijliazz Scott, artice, field and Mrs, Orval Harrison, Moncrief, responded, :several appointments were made , Mrs. Frank .Tamblyn„ Londesboro • . was appointed secretary for the 3'''day, Mrs. W, IV.feBeeth, Brucefield. with Mrs ,. J. Sutter, Clinton, presbyterial treasurer, were ap- • pointed to the financial committee for the day. Mrs: Ivan Carter, Lendesboro, was elected delegate. to the .gondon Conference Branch. 111111111 RIIIIINIOVIRMOMOR1111111110116101 Mrs. Nall, Seaforth,. Dinner was served by the articefield ladies and greetings were given by the pastor Rev. S, p4vium, The afternoon session was .open- ed with the *-Conference Branch . Theme. Hymn, "Hope of the Wor,' 14" and worship service was taken by Mrs.. Lyle Hill, Varna arid Mrs, J, SerriPle, EgrnOndville, Mr, Smith a MeV. 0:10 of the Nft$, sionary and Maintenance ..Qonlo niittee from Toronto, spoke briefly "We often look at our work jeCtiVelY but there Is atilt need.of mu m, CooanCala Limited is introducing a 'new package in the area, served by its contract bottler, -,g0;keco Ltd; Stratford, The Icing size bottle .for Coca-Cola made, its first appear, alike in retail .outleta this week Tice new bottle preserves 1,;he fam- iliar lines -which have..distinguis.hed one of the best known and the most Ile-Oily recognized ,cominerc- 141 packages in the world, The new bottle hears, the trade ruarlc "Coca-Cola" in 'bright white cbar7 acter for wick and ready reg.Pg',. . Tn the .Canadian manufacturing industry the foods ands beverages group leads all others in value of output, Sri 195$ this group' ship- ped billion' worth of goods, nearly one-fifth of. total factory shipments. . • — FOR ONE WEEK ONLY — Fine Furs AT PRICES AND TERMS WITHIN REACH OF ALL! An Especially Won)derful Col- lection of Luxurious• Furs at our Low -Sale Price. There is no better time' of the year to select your Furs! Buy now and take advantage of ,our ,fine values! We Make and- Sell . Only Genuine Furs No Rabbits or Imitations ITY SALE •. Of The -famous • • 10(4/WE FUR COATS Trade In Your Old Fur Coat. Liberal Allowance Mr.• Adam Brown will be in attendance to 'give advice on qualities and style; his many "years experience will be 9 bene- fit to all purchasers. Why not let. Mr. Brown show you how easily you can own ci quality fur coot,now—while prices are low. 4