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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-09-19, Page 11AUT31.1RN—The Gttiid 0 $1.. Mark's Anglican Church met for it's September meeting at the home of Mrs. Orval Mc- Phee with a good attendance, The hostess presided for the meeting. Mrs. McPhee read the scrip- ture and Rev. Robert lYfeally led in the prayers. The topic for the day was Presbyterial (Continued from page 10) who gave an informative ad- dress on her work in Formosa and showed pictures of the dif- ferent countries where the mis- sionaries are working noW, Miss McDonald challenged everyone to do more for the spread of the gospel in these countries where communism is taking over instead of Chris- tianity. A solo was sung by Mrs. Mc- Kee, Goderich, accompanied by Mrs. Mills, Miss Belle Camp- bell. Seaforth, thanked Mrs. McDonald for her inspiring message. An impressive in memoriam service was held by Mrs. Ed, Farquhar, Clinton, and a mom- ent's silence was observed in memory of the late Mrs. Basil Edwards, Hensall, who had been supply secretary for a number of years. - Greetings from Huron Mait- land Presbytery • were brought by the new moderator, Rev. G. L. Royal, Goderich. SPREIWING SFIIVICE ORDERS Now BEING TAKEN FOR BULK SPREADING SERVICE BY CLINTON FEED MILL • • e" 2ev /// ti" • 0 ..... .• • CHAIN SAW NOW ON DISPLAY AT WELLS' PRICED FROM 5159.00 FOR 5 H.P. 17" SAW AND UP We Still Have Some 1963 , POWER LAWN 'MOWERS AT THE LOW 1963 PRICES A WARNING . . . 1964 Power Lawn Mowers Will Definitely Be Up In Price. ALSO: A Few Good Used Mowers Wells Auto. 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Taylor, Goderich, who has been recently appointed the WA Pre,. sident for the Diocese, of Hur- on, The study book was taken by Mrs, Lloyd Humphreys. and. her subject was news about missionaries at home and abroad. She read a letter from a per- song]. friend, Miss Penelope. Anne Fisher, who is a mission- ary in Japan, telling of her work in that country. Mrs. McPhee thanked all who had assisted in the meeting and closed with a hymn. The president, Mrs. George Schneider, took charge of tile business part of the meeting and the minutes were adopted as read by the secretary, Mrs, John Daer and Mrs. Gordon Taylor gave the financial state- ment. Mrs, Thomas. Haggitt .read a letter on Unitarian relief and a get well card was signed by all present for Mrs. Sam Daer who is a patient in Clinton Public Hospital. The travelling apron was passed and each member put in two cents for each letter in the word, "Missions". The roll call was answered by telling of- an autumn beauty , spot and many places along the Maitland River were named where the maple trees show their beauty this time of the year, The offering was received and the members decided to send it to Miss Penelope Anne Fish- er to assist her in her work in Japan. The members also vet, ed. to bold a bazaar, bake sale and tea on October 19 "in the Auburn Orange Rey, A. Meally pronounced the benediction and a success,. ful auction was held by Mrs, Thomas Haggitt and Mr, 114-eal, ly, folloWed by a deliciotis lunch served by Mrs, McPhee, her mother and Mrs. Fordyce Clark, Youth Group Discusses Teens At First Meeting AUBURN—Floyd Smith pre- sided for the first Young Peo- ple's meeting of the fall season in the Sunday school room, of Knox Presbyterian Church. This group is a combined Y.P$ and AYPA of St, Mark's Au- burn; Blyth Trinity; Knox Presbyterian and Knox United Churches, - Margaret • Haines read the minutes of the previous meet- ing which were adopted as read, The president gave an interesting paper on teenagers and their role in to-day's world, A question period followed and Rev. Robert Meally assist- ed the teenagers with their an- swers. Mr. Meally conducted the worship service and follow- ed with 1)rayer. In the business period it was decided to have a Hare and Hound Chase on September 28 at the home of George and Philip Clark. Girls Enjoy Dandy-Candy AT,113,V.13N—The Auburn 4.4i Club met for it's second meet- ing with the. president, M4)4, lyn Daer in the chair. The meeting was opened • with the pledge. followed- by the minutes being read by nil The roll call was. answered by showing their score sheets on the ampunt of milk they ate or drank during the past week, A discussion followed and Mar- Ian Mickey assisted the mem, hers in. answering the ques- tions. . The leader, Jannett Dobie, demonstrated the making • of eocoa, eggnqg .and milk shakes. Rose Marie Haggitt and Mari- lyn Daer demonstrated how to Make dandy-candy and . all sampled this delicious candy • Mr. and Mrs. George Watt spent . $unday evening with Mrs. Pert Allep. Mrs, Rose Russel, Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Youngblut, Mr. .and Mrs. Don spell, Kit, ehener, visited with Willows when it cooxpa, The roll call for the next Meeting will be answered by telling how to use different forms of milk in the menus. at home, The home assignment is to list the varieties of cheese and each girl was assigned a cheese .accessory to bring to the next meeting when the demonstra- tion of making of cheese,sand- Mates and cheesecake will take place, Mountain 'test week. Mr, and Mrs. Elisha Town- send, Montreal, are at present guests with Mrs, Robert Town- send and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs, Marl( Spinney, Alma, Mich., spent last Friday with their cousins, Mrs. Young- blut and Willows Mountain. Mr. and Mrs, Stan Shob- brook and Mrs. Ethel Shob- brook visited last week with Harvey Honking. Mrs. Joe Riley and Baugh- and Mrs,. Leonard Whitely, ,clorrle, yis ited oh. Tuesday with Mrs. 13.., Youngblut and Willows Moun- tain, A number from, the village attended Constance anniver- sary on Sunday. when Rev, Wil- liam Carson occupied, the pui, pit, ,delivering a splendid ser- mon and the "Pilgrim Singers" of Clinton contributed four fine numbers. The weather Was ideal and the church . was bea- utifully decorated with baskets of dahlias,. The 13preau Unit of the UCW met last week at the home of Mrs. Robert .Fairserv;ce, The president .opened the meeting With, a poem? `folinWed/ by a 11MM and prayer. The 23rd Psalm was read by Mrs, Lear with comments by the president, Mrs. mcytttie gave the chapter from the study book, Ann Falrservlce gave an or, gan instrumental and Thanksgiving reading was giv, en by Mrs, gurnin, The October meeting will be at the home of Mrs, Lily Web- ster and the general meeting will be at 8 o'clock on the evening of September 23. 41111..0,'" 1 Thurs., Sept, 19, 1963—Clinton NeWs-Record Page 11 NEW 1 964 cCU LLOCH UR GAIN Fertilizer It makes good sense to have your fertilizer spread on fall sown grains . . . on grasslands—hay and pasture , . on cash crops—for next spring . accurately, easily and economically with the. new SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer Spreading Service. Makes good dollars arid cents too! It may cost you no more to have SHUR-GAIN delivered and spread than you are presently paying for bagged fertilizer. The Finest Fertilizers For Your Good Earth Your Local SHUR-GAIN Fertilizer Dealer is CLINTON FEED MILL 28 Huron Street Clinton, Ont. 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