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Clinton News-Record, 1963-07-25, Page 11Auburn and District MRS. WES BRADNOCK—Correspondent—Phone $26-7595 • spending their vacation with the former's mother, Mrs. Stan- ley Johnston. Misses Bernice McDougall and petty Youngblut returned on Sunday from the Junior Girls camp at the United Church Summer School where 12 Cu. Ft. Automatic Zero-Zone Refrigerator-Freezer - MODEL 123L21 67-lb. Zero-Zone freezer Automatic defrost refrigerator system 3 shelves, including crisper top Swing-out vegetable crisper • Removable, adjustable door shelves Butter keeper — egg racks Magnetic safety door Straight-line design H-61", W-30I/2 ", CI-28" 5267.00' w T • .• • •• ••• • • • Albert Street CLINTON Across from News-Record Phone HO 2-7601 MODEL 10L22 49-lb. Freezer section 3 shelves including crisper top Full width crisper Four stoma-door shelves Butter keeper -- egg rack Magnetic safety door Straight-line design H-57%8 ", W-24", 0-28" •• .••• ••• $113,17,..00 HOLESALE FURNITURE AN PLIANCES Sensational Values in "That Can Be Used" 1958 PONTIAC 4-Door Hardtop V8, Automatic, fully equipped. 1957 PONTIAC 2-Doors Standard stick. 1957 DODGE "Royal" 4-Door Sedan All new tires; fully equipped, 1957 PLYMOUTH 2-Door Hardtop 1954 FORD 2-Door Exceptionally good shape — we went over this car and put it in good working con- dition. $395.00 1954 METEOR Niagara 1954 METEOR 2-Door With radio, new tires $225.00 1953 CHEVROLET 4-Door Sedan With radio $195.00 19.53 VAUXHALL 4-Door Only $175.00 —Two.Wheel Trailer $49.50 —Six Ft. Refrigerator with Freezer Compartment $49.50 SHORTY'S 212 VICTORIA ST. (HWY, 4) Phone HU 24661 CLINTON Open until 2400 ti.th, every evening —Never doted 'On weekends. Children Noy Games at WI Meeting reciprocate By Providing Program Mr. and Mrs, Rah* D. Mun- ro, are vacationing in Northern Ontario. Mr, Stewart King, Toronto, is visiting with JUS father, Mr. Russel King and Mrs, King. Miss Ahna Hunter, Toronto, is visiting with her cousins, Mr, and Mrs, Sid Lansing, Mrs. Joe Mutch, Ottawa, is visiting with her sister, Mrs,. Herbert Govier this week. Master Jimmy Daer, Gode- rich, is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. Louis Ruddy. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pent- land, North Bay, are vacation- ing with her mother, Mrs. AUBURN—The July meeting of St. Mark's Anglican Church Guild was held on the lawn at the home of Mrs. George Sch- neider, in the form of ,the chil- dren of the congregation picnic. The hostess was in charge of the meeting which was opened by singing the hymn, "There is a Happy Land", Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor accompanied for the hymns on her accordion. The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. Clifford Brown follow- ed by prayers led by Mrs. Sch- neider. Mrs. Louis Ruddy gave the chapter in the study book. The birthday hymn, "Breathe on Me- Breath", was sung for Miss Shirley Brown. The topic, Children of the Bible, was given by Mrs. George Schneider assisted by several young girls reading the lives of Bible children. It was ver yinteresting and was closed by prayer by Kathy Schneider. The hostess thanked all who had taken part in the program and the first part of the meet- ing was closed with the singing of the hymn, "0, Father Mind- ful of the Love"., Mr. Meally's birthday hymn. I Charles. Straugnan. Mrs. Charles Strangilan Vis- ited last week with her piece, Mrs. Harold Nicholson, Mr, Nicholson and Gary at Sea- forth, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sand- erson, Misses Barbara-, Marg-aret and Mary Sanderson visit- ed on Sunday with relatives at Woodstock and. Tavistock. Master Tommy Raithby, Col- lingwood, is visiting with his grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Frank. Raithby, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd John- ston, Esther and Bobby, Lon- don, have returned home after The president took charge of the business session and the minutes were read by Mrs. An- drew Kirkconnell in the ab- sence of the secretary, Mrs. John Daer. Letters. were read from for- mer rectors, Rev. Wyatt and Rev. Henderson, with donations sent for the make-believe tea. Mrs. Meally reported on the recent work done at the rec- tory and the travelling apron was passed to all for a 25 cent budget. The members decided to buy colored glass for the church windows and it was announced that open house will be held at the rectory on July 27th, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 for Rev. and Mrs. Meally's. 25th wedding anniver- sary. Games with prizes for the children were in charge of Mis- ses Carole Brown and Ruth Schneider. A successful auction was held and a bountiful lunch, including ice-cream, was served by Mrs. Schneider, assisted by her daughters, and Mrs. Clif- ford Brown, assisted by her daughters. AtMUR111.--Childen'S day was observed by the Auburn Wo- men's Institute at its. July meeting held in the Auburn they were counsellors. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur and family, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Arthur and family, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Arthur and family and Mrs. John Arthur visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis and family, St. Thomas. Community Memorial H a I 1, with a largo attendance of Chil- dren and members, The meeting was in charge of Mrs, Donald gaiiies, first vice,pre$iderit of the branch, With Mrs. Robert J, Phillips as Pianist, The meeting was open- ed with the ode, the Mary stewot Collect and •Q, Canada and the minutes were approved as read by the secretary, Mrs,. Thomas Haggitt. Mrs. klaggitt read a letter of thanks from Miss Gilchrist for the P4-rtlhg. gift. which. she had received and 'plans were made to take a bus trip to Midland: and Collingwoncl on 4.agat and anyone wishing to go is to get in touch with. Mrs. Thomas. Haggitt, The card convener, Mrs, An, drew •Kiriceennell, gave. her re- port of cards sent and alsq read some ltanic-yen• notes,. The progrank was in charge of ivfr. Keith 'Igectien ,and was. as follows; piano-solo, argaret 'Sanderson; reading, Diane .Kirkconnell; piano solo, Larry Chatriney; tap dancing, Steven Haggitt; piano solo, lVfargaret Barnes, solo, Jennifer Grange; piano solo, gall Miller; solo, Janice Rathwell• Games were enjoyed by the Children under the direction of Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys. Relay Captains were Larry Chamney, Lorraine Charriney, Trudy Ma char, Lynn Turner, Jackie Vin- cent, Margaret Sanderson and Gail Miller, Prizes fat children whose names started with "J" went to Jennifer Grange, Johnny Haggitt, Jayne Arthur, Janice Rathwell, Jackie. Vincent. Prig- gs, for birthday Marc* ,da,,.tm Went to Trudy Mgehan; .Nr• the smallest feet,. -Vicki Pow:01p two front teeth missing. Pant ChanineyI girl dressed in. r. Mary Lou Vincent; girl With necklace', Jayne Arthur and Janice pathweTh • The penny sale, in. :charge Mrs, gd Pavios, ,WAS a huge success with 10 cent prizes do nated by the WT members, r a in and. cookies., freshie and tea were served IV the hostesses, Mrs. Keith Ma- ellen,' Mrs. Lloyd 1-ipiphreys. and Mrs. Dd Davies. Th.w0..f July 24,1943. .0-09n .Novs,Rgc9.0.,page 11- Anglican Children Enjoy Outing At Meeting of St. Mark's Guild Give Us Your Shopping List. We. Will Buy and Deliver $20.00 Worth of Your Groceries when you purchase any one of these General Electric Refrigerators REFRIGERATORS MERRILL TV SERVIC 215 Victoria Street — -- Phone HU 2-7021. ;,• Radio -- TV and Appliance Repairs) . "Service Our flusinem" Authorized Philips Dealer • , response to our full line of GE Appliances has made this "Big Deal"possible."' 13 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator-Freezer MODEL 135L21 • Deluxe two-door combination refrigerator-freezer 0 112-lb. 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