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Auburn and ,District
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Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Pent-
land, North Bay, spent the
holiday with her mother, Mrs.
Charles Straughan.
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Cham-
ney, Windsor, visited over the
weekend with his parents, Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Chamney.
Friends of Mr. George Raith,
by will be pleased to know that
be has returned to Huronview
after being ill in Victoria Hos-
pital, London,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Re th-
well, Michael and Janice, Brent-
ford, spent Thanksgiving day
with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon R.
Taylor.
Mr, and Mrs, Wes Bradnock
spent the holiday in Detroit
with Mr. William Welsh and
Mr. and Mrs, Jain Welsh and
son Ben.
Mr, and Mrs, Darwin Mae-
lam, Fergus, and Miss Linda
Maclam, Listowel, visit ed
friends in the village on Mon-
day.
Mrs. J. A. Brodie, Toronto,
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HaVe the mechanic check your car's cooling system
After installing SUNOCO ANTI-FREEZE, he will
issue you a ANT1-FREEZE GUARANTEE.
If the temperature test of your anti-freeze does not
come up to the roading on your guarantee, Wells Auto
Electric will add sufficient anti-freeze to restore strength
to original test,
This SUNOCO ANTI-FREEZE GUARANTEE is good
until May 1,, 1964, providing there is no mechanical defects
in cooling system and has been checked by Wells Auto
Electric, or any Sunoco dealer.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THIS SUNOCO ANTI-
FREEZE GUARANTEE SERVICE.
Wells Auto electric
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for cash Or on instalMents. Buy
them on the Payroll Savings Plan
at work--or at banks, authorized
investment dealers, stockbrokers,
trust or loan companies. They
come in denominations of $50,
$100,$500, $1,000 and $5,000 up
to a limit of $10,000 per person.
They fit every pocket booki
SIMPLE TO CASH
You can cash Canada Saving's
Bonds anytime at their full face
value plus earned interest.
When ready money is required all
you have to do is complete the
redemption form on the Bend,
and present it to your Bank.
You will receive your money
immediately. Canada Savings
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GOOD TO KEEP
You get interest on Canada Savings
Bonds on November 1st each year
—414% for each of the first 2 years;
5% for each of the next 6 years and
W. for each of the remaining 4,
years—giving an average return of
5.03%a yearwhen held to maturity.
lh 12 years with accumulated
interest every $100 Bond will be
worth $161,00.
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with the warmth of the Friendly Fuel
Children are too busy playing to remember
their slippers! But you needn't worry about
sniffles ... not if you're heating your home
with Natural Gas, the Friendly Fuel.
Natural Gas gives you constant, control-
lable temperature all through the house,
night,and day. With Natural Gas the fresh
warm air is circulated throughout your home,
and stagnant air is carried away. With
Natural Gas equipment, there are fewer
moving parts, So operation is quiet and
maintenance is low, And Natural Gas service
has always been free)
Install a Natural Gas furnace now, when
top trade-in allowances are available—and
you have up to five years to pay. And if he
forgets his slippers, so what ? All he needs for
his health is an apple a day.
Home-owners are happier with Natural Gas
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Receive Thank You Note from India
At .Meeting Of St .Mark's Guild
Mr, and Mrs, Bert Craig sp-
ent the holiday with friends. at
Detroit, Port Huron and Sarnia,
Mrs. Bert Marsh is recover,
ing after surgery in Clinton.
hospital..
Mr. and . Mrs. Lloyd liumph-
reys spent the holiday with tp,,
lativeS at Paris,
Mr. Dan MacLean, Amberley,
visited recently With his neph-
ew, Mr. Kenneth Scott, Mrs.
Scott and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Elwin Ander-
son, Brantford, and Mrs. Nel-
lie Coleman, Bow Island, Al-
berta, visited relatives in this
community last Saturday.
Mr, 0. Slemin, lay reader of
Goderich, was the guest speak-
er at St. Mark's Anglican
Church last Sunday.
And Mr, Douglas Brodie,
visited recently with
their .consin,. Mrs, I Kenneth
Scott, Mr. .Scott Wayne
and Eric.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Weston
and, MA Murray Atillinson, Tor-
onto, spent the holiday with
their parents, Mr. and 'Mrs,.
Alfred Rollinsetn
Mr, and, Mrs. Clayton Rob.'
erts.on arid Miss Karen Robert
son, Cliff, .spent .the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. J, J. Robertson, and
her parents, Mr, and WS,
Straugheri„
Congratulations to Mrs. J, C.
Stoltz., of Iihronview, who .eele-
brated her .89th birthday last
Sunday at Huronview. She was
able ,to go for a car drive .with.
her daughter, Mrs. Margtierite
Chapin, 'Winghern,
Anniversary service will be
held next Sunday, October 20'.
at .Knox Presbyterian Church
at 2:30 A.m., when Rev, Angus
MacKay, missionary on !Ur,
lough from India, will be the
guest speaker.
Warrant Officer G er aid
(Gerry) Donaldson is the,
new Warrant Officer in
charge of accounts at RCAF
Station Clinton.
WO1 Donaldsen's previous
station was St. Jean, Quebec.
He is a graduate of the High
School of Commerce in Ot-
tawa, is married, and the
father of two daughters,
Geraldine and Betty.
He joined the Air Force in
February, 1936, and so is able
to bring a wealth of practical
accountant background to
aid him in his trade.
AUBURN The Anglican
Guild of .,,St..Mark's Church met
foorn
e
pCf. Civtoihrse, meeting at the
reys with a good .attencianCe.‘.
The hostess opened the meet-
ing with a hymn, with .accor-
akin .accompaniment played by
Mrs, Gordon R; Taylor,
The scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt„ fol-
lowed by prayers by Mrs. Ro.-
bert J. Phillips, Mrs. 'T-furn-
phreys read a poem, 'Thanks-
giving to God''..
The study book was taken by
Mrs. Orval McPhee and it was.
an interesting account. of 4
girl's life for one day at a high
,school in. Uganda.
Rev, Robert Meally gave a
very inspiring Thanksgiving
message, and several birthday
hymns were sung, Mrs, Hum,
phreys thanked all who had as-
sisted her with the meeting.
Mrs. George Schneider, -pre-
sident, took charge of the busi-
ness session and the minutes
were approved as read 'by the
secretary, Mrs. John Daer, Mrs.
Gordon R, Taylor-gave the fin-
ancial statement.
A letter of thanks for a do-
nation sent to St, Mark's
Church, India, was read and
also an invitation to attend the.
UCW at Knox United Church
on October 23.
Thanksgiving
The e Given
At Knox W
AUBURN --- The annual
Thankoffering meeting of Knox
Presbyterian Women's Mission-
ary Society was held in the
Sunday school room of the
church with the president, Mrs,
Wilfred Sanderson in charge.
After the call to worship a
hymn was sung with Mrs. John
Houston at the piano,
The special Thanksgiving ser-
vice as printed in the Glad Tid-
ings was followed. Miss Minnie
Wagner read the scripture les-
son; Mrs. Donald Haines sang
a solo; Mrs. Herbert Govier
read a passage of scripture fol-
lowed by prayer by Mrs. Roy
Daer.
The minutes were adopted as
read by the secretary, Mrs,
Donald Haines, and an invite.-
-Lion to attend the Knox United.
UCW Thankoffering meeting on
October 23 was accepted and a
letter of congratulations for
the 75th anniversary was read
from Mrs. Duncan MacKay of
Sault Ste. Marie.
As this year's nominating
committee of Huron Presbytery
is to be , in the Auburn Aux-
iliary, it was passed that Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson, Mrs. Don-
ald Haines and Mrs, Wes Brad-
nock be the committee.
The secretary of Glad Tid-
ings requested all subscriptions
be paid and as this is anniver-
sary year it was stressed that
all subscribe to this WMS book.
It was announced that bou-
quets of roses had been sent to
Mrs. J. C. Stoltz on her 89th
birthday and to Mrs. Edgar
Lawson who was ill.
Reports of the Council, Sy-
nodical and. Presbyterial meet-
ings were given by Mrs. W.
Bradnock and the highlights
given to the Auburn members.
Pay For Roof
The Ladies Aid of Knox
Presbyterian Church-met in the
Sunday school room of the
church with the president, Mrs.
Ed. Davies in the chair. The
minutes were approved as read
by the secretary, Mrs. Roy
Daer.
A letter of thanks for send-
ing them to CGIT camp at Kin-
tail was read from Misses Mar-
garet and Mary Sanderson.
It was decided to give a do-
nation of money to the church
managers to assist in payment
of the new roof of the church.
Techniques Of
Pudding Making
Given 4-H Girls
AUBURN—The Sixth meet-
ing of the Auburn 4-H club
was held with a full attendance.
The meeting was opened by the
president, Marilyn Daer. The
minutes were read by Jill Ben-
nett and a discussion on milk
desserts was led by the assist-
ant leader, Marian Hickey.
The leader, Janriett Dobie
demonstrated how to make
blanc mange podding with a
whipped cream topping, The
roll call was answered by each
girl telling the supper dish
they made at home.
The -home assignment was to
make and serve a milk soup
and milk dessert and record re-
sults, Record books and recipe
files Will be brought to the
next meeting
NOTICE
TUCKERSMITH
MUNICIPAL
DUMP
Will be Open Until
Farther Notice o»
Wednesday and
Sat. Afternoons
from 1 to 5.30 p.m.
No Wire Veneing Old' Con-
crete or Car Bodies
Pertnitted.
3. I MctNTOSH
Clerk
Itittb
The roll gall was „answered'
by a Bible verse containing,
'thanks", The travelling apron'
was passed and pennies were
placed for double your shoe
size,
Final arrangements w e r
made for the bazaar, bake sale
and tea to be belt/ on. October
3-$ in the Auburn Orange Nall
from 3 p,m. to 5 p.m, Mr.
Meally closed the meeting with.
PrAayn."'auction. was held with
Mrs, Ed. Davies and Mr, Meally
in. charge. A delicious lunch
was served by Mrs, I-Iumphreys
assisted by Mrs, Robert J. Phil-
lips,
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