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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1956-10-25, Page 9WHO'S MAD ? \ "Me ? Not on your life I I'm just liouting loud enough so's everybody, can hear what I have to say. And what I have to say is this: Never overlook the importance of your estate.".„ O• ur Tigerish friend is so tight. ottanately, today, many wise men and Women rely on the experience and co-operation of The Staling Trusts Corporation in matters concerning their orate, Our free booklet, 'Blueprint Pot Your Paray," covets many aspects , Of estate atiministratiOn, Write Ai' yVr copy tddy. THE 'STERLING .TRUSTS ORPORATION HeAD,tsepicE BitAtidtt OFFICE 3/2 Bey Sr, tettento 1.3 Dunlop "St., tattle one .2790S; • . 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See •us 'today and let us give„ your rugs-'this guaranteed moth Dro,Dection-- „ Beech Street ,..AOn Riley, Stratford, spent Sim- day With"./DoOglas Riley, Quite a number of fatnilles• from Constance. attended Lop.deshero anniversary Sunday.. • Mr. and Mrs. ..Charles Dexter,' spent Stinday, with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Adams, Lonciesboro, Mr. and Mrs, Borden 3iOwn, Joyce • .and, Elaine, spent "Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.' Ronald Lamont., H anover, Mr, and Mrs,- sari. Lawson and. and Mrs. Borden Brown at- tended the . AssoOiation 'ban'quet-in WinghArn on Wednes- day night.. Mr. and Mrs. Berl Lawson and/ Reg., visited Mr. and Mrs, E, Warren, Lynda and Helen, in Lon don, on Stlnday and attended sero vices in Rowntree Memorial Cnnr, oh. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley •and Douglas visited Sunday with Mrs. Florence WoOds', LiStowel, and a..t tended. anniversary services in 1.60x Presbyterian Church, Where a friend; Keith Barber, Toronto, was soloist. John Jewitt and Audrey Godicins• were the team chosen by Seaforth Swine 'Club to attend the Provinc, lad 1nter,Cluly Competitions. at OAC Guelph, Friday. Charles Mc- Gregor and Bob Lawson were Tractor Club representatives and took second prize, Brie Anderson. also attended as a leader. - • The Woman's Association and Woman's Missionary Sodetymet in the Sunday School room with eight ladies answering the.roll call. 1VIrs.-V.. Dale read "October Days." Mrs. and Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt are., to bring in a slate of officers for the WA at the. Novem, ber 'meeting. A sale of baking, produce and sewing :will be held in the . former Milner store in Seaforth' on Nov-7 'ember 3. ' are 'asked- to help and please contact ladies driv, ing cars to get goods taken • to Clinton' Laundry and Dry Cleaning ' "Lei One Coll Do It All Phone HU 2-7064 Ws no, fun going anywhere when you feel only "half-put- together:" Let us renew -and smarten up'your vacation cloth- es--old and new-with quality drycleaning, . keep you ready to "go places" at a moment's notice. Good service. For Your Convenience Use Our Down Town Office on Kin'g Street (formerly Simpsons-Sears) ki town, The WMS meeting ,opened with Mrs, .Mgllson, group' leader, giving two short readings, followed by the 'Lord's Prayer repeated in unison, Scripture reading 1st Cor, 13 was by, Mrs. Malwain.„ -- • Lunch committee far the Thank Offering mooing at Mrs. Bari Lawson's on Wednesday, October 24, are Mrs. George Leitch, Mrs. Kenneth Holley And Mrs, _George lioggart. The stewardship reading will be by Mrs. Brown. • lYfrs'D. Mason. and Mrs, Brown are 'to bring in a slate of officers for November meeting. Mrs, Verne Pale gave the report of Preaby, terial held at Brumfield- An ac- Count of Mrs, Child's address, pre, pared by Mrs, Frank Riley was also read by Mrs. Paw • , • Mr. .and Mrs. Ecl-Davies visited Mrs. F. Mahreeni lOshawa, over the weekend, Kenneth Main, Toronto, spent a few days with Mr,. and Mrs. D. A. MacKay. . Miss 'Margaret R, .Jackson at, tended the Mission Band Rally at Winthrop, Saturday. ',Pte. Allan Craig, Camp` Borden, was a weekend visitor with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Craig. Miss' ,-Mary Houston, Hamilton, spent the weekend with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, Mrs. Jack Stalker -and Mrs,1:t0 Stalker, Flint, Mich., visited Mr, and Mrs.' W, J,„ Craig over the weekend. ' ivIrs. William. Straughan spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Sardine and Mr. Jardine's. Wingham. Anniversary, .7 - . ':Anniversary . "Services - Will be held.. in Knox Presbyterian Church n ext .SUnday at ant -and '7.30 p:'m: Rev. Wallace Maclean, Luck- noiV, - will be the guest.' speaker. Special- music. will be given by a Clinton male quartette. „ . .Knox WA, The opening 'Meeting' for the fall season of the, W.oindn's Assoc-. iation was held Tuesday evening in the_ school moil]. 'of Knox Unit- ed Church with the "Suriny.Circie" in charge Of the/program. The. meeting • was led by Miss Elma Match With, 'Mrs. • Norman Wightman presiding at' the piano. The Scripture reading,- Psalm 61 was, taken • by Mrs. Maulide•.Bean and Mrs. (Rev) •Hiltz led in prayer. -A meditation on, the- life and works of Fanny Crosby was' given by Mrs. W. 'L., Craig. A quartette was sung "by Mrs. Fred Plaetzer, Mrs.. J. J. •Robertl" son, 'Mrs. George Minim- and Miss Sadie Carter, accompanied' by Miss Margaret -.Jackson, Misses Margaret Jackson . and 'Christine Cunningham gave an in- teresting and inforinative talk and also showed pictures 'on a bus tour they had taken this summer to the Pacific Coast and South-western States, Appreciation and thanks was voiced by Mrs. Lloyd. Craig.. The offering was received by Mrs, William Dodd and Mrs. Ken- neth McDougall. The president, Mr.S. John D,urnin took over for the business period, ,The WA is spon- soring St. Johrfs. Ainbuiance Course this fall, with one meeting a 'week fer six weeks. 41K+40:+1.4-e44:44K++.1K44:441.4.*440144:+4++:44.4-04:44 Cet gotir shore of This Great Sport! It's a great life-out duck hunting on a brisk fall day! Thrill to the sight of a flock wheeling in to your decoys:- feel proud of a good day's hunting. You'll get cleaner kills and fewer cripples with CA-1,4 Shot Shells ... thanks to their exclusive "Pressuree- sealed Crimps" that give you 1,101f0t110, concentrated shot patterns. NMPERIAl." Special Jong Range, for, high, fast-ftylag '`'MAXUM'' en economical tong ranger toad. SuttersPordtte 'Ltd. +4444+444-04,444444444-44-64:44444 IMYS'ErCORD ewe Large" congregations attended the services at Varna on Sunday, October 21, when the United ,Chur- ch held anniversary services, norn, log and evening.: , The morning 'Minister was the Rev, 5,. A. lVfoote, Goder1e1-4 who delivered a very helpful and .Chat. lenging message on the subject. '"The Church of the Pure Heart," The services were conducted by the pastor, Rev. T. J. Pitt, who welcomed all present. The choir sung three •noraberK, one 'of which consisted of a female quartette and ehoruk. The organist was Miss Margery Webster. At the evening Service the preacher was the .fceV, G. Garrett. (pro-Want -chaplain at RCAJF Stat. 4on Clinton). The organist was Announcement was made of the semi-annual WomalYs Association Convention to be held in Goshen United church 'early in Noveinber. °- Hospital Leaders 32nd Convention Leading hospital authorities, trustees and members of hosPital boards including. Mrs, Alex Haddy, Clinton, president of the Clinton Hospital Association, dismissed a Variety .of problems at the 32nd annual convention Of the Ontario Hospital, AssociatiOn in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, October 4, 23 and 24. The convention, which had as its „theme "Iloapital,s-and the Shang- ing Scene," attracted approximat- ely 2,500 delegates. The three-day program included addresses, panel discussions', forugns„ sectional meet- ings dealing with. various hOspital services, and commercial exhibits covering all 'hospital', requirements. o • )(oiling Lads Fete Bob 1V1e*eliie: (By our Benham correspondent) Bill ahacidiek entertained 11 boy friends at his hotneOctober 10, in honor of Robert McKelvie who left for Essex Thursday. with his par- ents, Dr. and Mrs. D.' J. McKelvie. Attending the celebration were jack and Billy ChipchaSe, Danny Kipfar, Wayne Ellwood, Billy Ben- gough, Brian. McArthur, Michael Roy, Bobby Carlile, Bill Shaddick and. Ricky Parker,,. A gold signet ring was given to Robert with two and a half year old, Rick' Parker making the presentation. Robert made a very nice reply. expressing (hanks. Following the boys enjoyed games, including football. EBENEZER, The Ebenezer &it-14y School held a Rally and Anniversary Ser- vice on Sunday, October 21. This was the 96th anniversary of this church and there was a good at- tendance. Mrs. Ira Merrill gave a rally reading, Mrs. Mervyn tobb illus- trated the- hymn, "Praise Him, Praise Him." Misses, Margaret and Sandra Merrill sang, a duet. Rev. A. W. Watson,. .Bly,th, de- livered a very insPiring message emphasizing that is is the parents' duty in• the home as well as 'that Of the church and Sunday School, to bring up their children • to be good Christian citizens. LEATHER Corporal Cook and •. the Chapel Choir ,gave AelPprat vocal contribu- :dom.., The Padre SPOte• on the sOleet .of Zsau, forfeiting • his Birthright for a. meal and drew, from the ancient story some very. timely truths, The-church was tastefully ,dec-orated. and in keeping' with the autumn .season. The sympathy of this community goes out to the husband and fam- ily 'pf Mrs, .Morton .Mliott, who. p sed,away last week, n Sunday, October 28, T.. Ed-. gar, Gorrie, will have charge of the services At Varna 'United Chur- ch, and also. Goshen. " • lOtiDESIkORO „. . . . 4--thur BrunSclon„ Saskatchewan, is visiting his mother Mrs. W. L, Brun.s.den, Mr- and Mrs. Charles 'Covier, Port Colborne, visited a few days with his sister, Mrs. Lillie Webster. .WI To Meet The Landesboro Women's, In- stitute meet in the hall on Novem- ber, 1. Mrs. Bert Shcibbrook will give the motto,' Roll call; "What I serve ad unexpected guest. Pro- gram: Mrs. W. Manning, Mrs, W. Tyndall, Mrs. G; Radford, Mrs. C. Crawford. Hostesses: Mrs. Pipe, Mrs. Ball, Mrs, W. Reid, Mrs. D. Anderson, Mrs. Saundercock. • 0 Brucefield IOOF Officers Installed (By our Brumfield correspondent) District Deputy Grand Master Victor Lee, Seaforth District TOOT and staff installed 'the officers of Brucefield Lodge No, 210 for the current year. Officers installed are: M.P., John BroadfOot; Noble Grand, Archie Mustard; V.G. Wilfred Chutre; re: cording secretary, Gordon Richard- son; financial secretary, William Caldwell; treasurer, Harvey Tay- lor, warden, Fred' McGregor; con- ductor, Donald-Paterson; chaplain, Harvey Kayter; outer guard, Har- ry Dalrymple; inner guard, Will- iam Taylor; .R:S.N.G., = John Add- ington; L.S.N.G., Harold Labb; R.S.V.G., Angus. Brown; L.S.V.G., Orrin Dawson; R.S.S. Morris Tay- lor; L.S.S, Melvin Vebster. • "01,SPIX HAS „ That's the opinion of Newsweek. . and we're inclinded to agree with It. . -Qlsele MacKenzie- is, .a Mar:, Ve104$• example of Canadian talent O 41.1.11111.11....111.1. who is being appreciated by the American public as well' as by her own people; 4 A OP singer, a comedienne, an aetrea$,. a peraon- ality and a good cook. . "THUMP Y, OCTOB 25, 1950 40CAL AT you'', FOOD'. STORE News of Auburn Correspondent ---- MRS. 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