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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1958-03-20, Page 4Your Money Will Earn 41 /2% While invested safely and .wisely for 1 to 5 years in a BriLYIA Mortgage certificate. To invest -- just send in your cheque and all details Will be looked after.. Po full Information troth for an iiivOstftent 'Met British Mortgage and Trust sounded In ;SIT StOttord whose sure, skilled hand is needed now to guide Canada out of this period of difficulty and doubt. He is the man of peace, the man of action who in times of emergency comes through with positive, workable solutions. "... NOT TO THE POLITICIAN OR TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE AS SUCH, BUT TO THE MAN LESTER' PEARSON BECAUSE OF HIS PERSONAL QUALITIES,' HIS POWERFUL INITIATIVE, STRENGTH AND PERSEVERANCE, DISPLAYED IN ATTEMPTING TO PREVENT OR LIMIT WAR OPERATIONS AND TO RESTORE PEACE." From the Nobel Peace'Prize citation speech, Oslo, December 10, 1957. IN HURON, THE MAN IS BILL COCHRANE who supports the LIBERAL TEAM headed by LESTER B. PEARSON A vote for Cochrane is a vote for Pearson — the Man of Peace, the Man of Action! See and Hear Bill, Cochrane CFPL-TV — Thursday, March 20th at 6.20 p.m. CKNX-TV — Friday, March 21st at 7.00 p.m. (Published by Huron Liberal Association) rimm FOUR pow— • plat If you are not at home when the, canvassers call, please send your contribution direct to: Canvass in Clinton and District—April 1-2-3 Local Chairman:. A. J. McMurray • Theirs is a mission of mercy March is Red Cross month in Canada. Sometime during this period volunteer canvassers of the Canadian Red Cross will come to your door. They come to ask for your financial support—support for the work of mercy that never ends. So much depends on your re- sponse:--for only through your generosity can this great work go on. You who are confident, strong, secure, please help in this mission of mercy . please give generously. RED CRO support the PLEASE HELP EM MASAO, MACH 20, 1.58. 8 .NBW4-11,PCOR,D ++1 News of Auburn c000.spondent NRS..rApp 'ROSS Phone Dungannon 01.10 has returned home, tuday. visiting her daughter, Mrs, Lloyd RaithhY and Mr. Baithby, Londen, their daughter, Mrs. S. Brown and Mr. Brown in 'Palmerston on eat- her 'parents, Mr, and Mrs. ROY Doer aver the weekend. Mrs. J, Taylor who has been Mr. and Mrs..J. Hembly visited Mrs. Ruth ',Doe; Atwood, visited served by the hostess and by her ful unction was held. Lunch was mother assisted, by Mrs. L. Glas- ited Church sponsored a Pan- the old ones rebound. A success- cake Supper and concert last Fri- day night. Following the supper gow and Mrs. F, Clark The Sunday School of Knox Un- Knox Supper Mrs. Alf, Nesbit and WS. E. the program was held in the aud- Davis," leaders of the' 441 Club, itorium with the Sunday School attended the ieaderS' training superintendent, Charles Scott, course' held...at Clinton last Wed- presiding. An accordian number nesday and ThursdaY, Mrs, William Straughan is vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. Thortias Jardin and Mr. jardin at Whig- ham. Mr, and Mrs George Wilkin and family visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Archie Wil- Goderich, on Sunday, Mr. and -Mrs. Ernest Craig, Goderich, visited Mr. and Mrs.-W. J. Craig on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor visited -their daughter, Mrs., Ron- ald Rathwell and Mr. Rathweli, St. Catherines, over the weekend. • Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Plunkett and Marie visited Mr.,and Mrs. Robert Dayinan, •St. atharines, over the weekend. jinox WMS Mrs. D. A, MacKay opened her home for the March meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church. The president, Mrs. Wes Bradnock give the call to worship: Follow- ing the opening hymn Mrs. Brad- nook offered prayer. The devotion- al was in charge of Mrs. C. Stew- art. A. pleasing duet • was given by Miss Sadie Carter and Mrs. Mac- Kay accompanied '6y Mrs. R. S. Phillips, An invitation from Myth WMS to attend their thank offer- ing meeting on April 8 was ac- cepted. Mrs. H, Govier reported for the bale, It was decided to have a quilting at Mrs. Ed. Davies this, Week. Ar- rangements were made -for the thank offering meeting. Roll call was answered by the word "Love". The chapter in the study book "Light .in the Darkness" in. Korea and Japan was taken by Mrs. Donald Haines with 'a discussion by Mrs. Haines, Mrs. W. 'Sander- son and Mrs. Frank Raithby. Questions asked by Mrs. Haines were answered by Mrs, Houston and Mrs. Graham. Mention was made of the Syn- odical meeting to be held in Lea- mington in April. The meeting' closed with a hymn and prayer by Mrs. Stewart. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Ladies Guild The March meeting of St. Mark's Ladies Guild was held at the rectory, Blytli, March 11 with a good attendance of members and visitors from Brussels. ,The host- ess, Mrs. 13. de Vries, opened the meeting with the hymn, "What a Friend we have in Jesus!" Scripture was read by Rev. Bren de Vries from the 4th •chapter of St. John and led, in prayer. The Study Book on churches in Japan-was given by Mrs. C. Brown. Mrs, F. Clark gave a reading. A quartette consisting of Mrs. G. Taylor, Mrs. J. Daer, Mrs, L. Glasgow and Mrs. G. Schneider sang 'The Old Rugged Cross",•ac- companied by Mrs. R. J. Phillips on the harp. Mrs. Jewell; the 1.'ector's wife from Brussels, gave an inspiring topic on "You are God's chosen people". She also told of their experiences on Manitoulin Island with the Indians and the bales sent to them. The clothing and bedding made them very happy. Mrs. John Daer presided for the business. Roll call "A self denial for Lent". It Was decided to buy some new choir books and have • IL C, LAWSON', Representative Phone 11U 2-9644 Clinton, Ontario was given by Mrs..Sidney Me- Clinchey. George lYilillan ..and 01, lver Anderson sang a duet accom- panied 1Py Mrs, Malian and Mr. and Mrs, Everett Taylor gave a monthargan duet accompanied by Mrs, 'Kenneth InePoittgal. '1111C'clebate;• Resolved that Fee, ching is more effective today than 50 years .ago. The affirmative was taken by Rev, Kennedy; Dungan- non and. Rev, R, S. Hilt; Auburn while 'the negatiVe by Rev, Brown, Brussels and Rev. Clark, wing- ham. Bach minister was allowed ten Itlinutes with the leader of the' affirmative three minutes at the last. The time keeper was Mr. 11., D, Munro. Judges were Mrs. L. M. SerintigoUr, Mrs. Harry youngblut,. Blyth;., Mrs. W. T. Rob-isOn,- Mrs. Sidney' Lansing and D, A. MacKay, Auburn. The judges decision was in fav- or of the aftrinative. While the judges were deciding, Mrs. ',MoOlinpltey gave an accord-. ion number; .Mr. and Mrs, V, TAY- lor a mouth organ number and John Bo.urnin reeve of West Waw- anosh spoke a few words, Rev. R, S, Hiltz pronounced the benediction, Hustlers The Happy Hustlers group of the Woman's Association of Knox United Church: met at the home of Mrs. W., J. Craig with Mrs. Gord- on McClinchey in charge of the. devotional ,part, with Mrs, ..W. J. Craig at the piano. Mrs. William Dodd read the Scripture and the topic was given by Mrs, Thomas Lawlor, .Mrs.. Kenneth McDougal convener of the group presided for 'the, business after which a successful auction was, held with Mrs, A, Plunkett as auctioneer, $15 was realized. WHY DO ALL THAT WRITING? When A Rubber Stamp will do it faster, easier, and who knows? may- be neater, too. Order one at the Clinton News-Record' Delivery, Within 1.0 days. vann.monmorm. NATIONAL LIBERAL COMMITTEE, • THIS IS TIDE MAN Now he is proving it again. Lester. B. Pearson is ready with a practical, all-out program to bring back employment and trade—restore confidence' and faith—meet Canada's present emergency with the Pearson Plan for immediate action. VOTE LIBERAL 'for constructive leadership NOW with LESTER B. PEARSON