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treaSurer; Bill Ross, -lig 40uld bavg,4006 tp a bank
."04" Slemin, liaison of. Or a blisiiiesslion0-•-•tbUt
rrithBert ‘Moereath-,- -41,0y-he-turned Salvation
MerU and Rey. A. tp, ,Ar U L,n'Oed lady, is 'a, spot.
• AiStade, board •of directors; r,c1, *tin. to blacken this vOhite thread,
aeeQxppast 1 used last night to sew this button
On (May 25 the ttarboaraires will, on my coat." The Majbr quickly
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take part ,in the `sBig Sjng" at ."dyed" • the offensive color for a
Waterford.
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Huron & Erie - Canada Trust'
Debentures and Trust CertifiCsates.
On units of $100 or more both these safe
investments pay 33:"Ic;,. to 4% interest
for periods, of 1 to 5 years.
'Why not call in and ask for details?
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District Representatives
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Are, you really ready
for the trip?
You're all set for the first big outing- of the gurnmer.
Gas in the tank. Water in the radiator. Air in the tires..
But are you really ready?. Remember a defect in your
car or its equipment can ea -Use a lot of trouble. It can
spoil your trip -or even lead to a major disaster on
the road. Make sure. Check your brakes and steering.
system. Check your tires for wear and damage. Check
your lights, front and back. Check the exhaust systeni
for dangerous leaks.And do it now. Because ybur
whole summer of motoring pleaSure depends on safety.
You can't be really sire of your safety if you„aren't
L.F3AL._'esLy.e.ns&L.L.,,Your Or...AaLie_121.no..,_.rtment of
. Transport urges you to check your car -check your
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teightier,•: 401iten1S; ,,SalYed
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iture time, eriergy.'•and 'Money,
and frequentlr meet regairements
of families for 'furnishings, *cloth-
ing,- food and. rent; even trans-
portatthn 0 offered. Take the case
o llVf.r. GG. and' family fer ex-
ample:
It was just ten yearS ago they
first contacted The •Salvation Army
Welfare office for, aSsistande. 'Times
were hard and the family needed
food and „clothing. The Weare
files. tell their own 'story. Four
years of a hand -to -Mouth existence.
Longer periods between jobs. Food
and clothing orders and assistance
with the rent. More frequent
changes of addresS aaccheaper
rooms were 'found. Then—disaster
for Mrs. �. Her husband unable
to face the family burden any
1,onger—deserted.
For six long years Mrs. G. strug-
gled on Iilone. The notations on
her file speak of the brave effort
to support a growing family. Then
came word from Northern BC.—
Mr, G. desired "reconcillation, with
his wife and family.
Attracted to The'Salvation Army,
Mr. 0, had professed conversion
and had for, several months proved
I•his sincerity. The test of his new-
found Christianity was first in-
dicated when he got•in touch with
his wife and sent her a substantial
amount for her support. As his
monetary position became more
secure; he began to•think seriously
of re-establishing his home.
It would be unwise, to give up a
steady job—and with present com-
mitments he would •hve to save
for, a long time before he could
send for his family. It would mean
beginning all over again
When investigation proved Mr.
G. could support his family, once
they had arrived in town, plans
were made by the welfare office
for the family to travel west. •
It was an exciting day when the
Army Major arrived with a parcel'
of shoes and clothing for the fam-
ily and of course more important
adult arid four children's
tickets,. for that long, long journey
to their daddy three thousand
miles away. • Their joy knew no
bounds. , At last they were going
to have a real. home like other
people and years of want and, un-
certainty would be ended. The
mother was intensely grateful for
reconciliation.
It was 'the best' Christmas gift
any family could reserve that
December day 1957—when a re-
stored father met his still loving
wife and four wondering children
on the station platform. Of course,
the Army Major was on hand ••to
welcome the family "home."
From a spot of ink—to furnish,
ing •a home, it is the inter of
this "arn-iy of the helping hap
that has meant the difference be-
tween health and sickness. between
comfort and misery, even between
life and death to tens of thousands
of pdople whose needs have been
suck as to come _within the wide
sweep of this Army's -ministrations.
Give and give .g enerctusly when
a canvasser calls .at your home in
Goderichthiring the blitz on Thurs-
day, May 22.
r day.by 41,44;4erying Army'.
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WirqrakDR Mar' .4.44Art 404,
Mrs, James Dpeand family, Pleas;
ant Ridge, Mich„ Spent the wee1-
en4 at their.cottage: . •
AtAffacieWL4fr.90..4P.,14.032.*, eY,
Toronto, Were iit, then, cottage over
the weekend. ' .
Mr. and::Mrs. JaCk
two dattgliters,'Londen, spent from
Friday to Sunday at thew eottage.
: Mr. and Mrs. Statile Itr4rax1k
Byron, returned to 'their horne-011
Frin.idthat Yairg.:.13encling feW 'days
E, W. Oddleifson, •London, spent
the week -end at his home 'on 4in'
street. ,
Mr. and Ws. J. Steadman and,
family, Loxidon, were at the Stead-
man cottage over the .,week -end.
Bob Brandon, Grand Bend, spent
the week -end with his father,
Harold Brandon.
Mr. and IMrs. H. Peters,and tam-
HY, Stratford, were at the 'Peter's
cottage over the week -end. ,
Mr. and 'M.S. Warren Cook, and
two children, • London, ' spent t' the
week -end at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cook and
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end at their cotage, , .
t,fr. and. Mrs. Frank Anatersoni
and family, Science- gill, Mr. and
Stimph - and haby
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Bisbach; spec Stinday wl
and Mrs. Ed, Sturgeon. -
Mr. and, Mrs. 'Tom .A*ell and
children, ,Bay eitY, 'Spent- -sRending'air44:04Y4 ,at gamiltOn•
the„'week-end with W. and. Mis, IMastr Jegrey.`Wiayinan, •LOndon,
Poth,..presided The•secretarY anal
treasureirAi reports:Wore ire44:4 T40
members ,dee,100.10`Vgnate $59,,t0
thenh„nreh expatiaga. #tri; Aeg,
B4Lgave 1k4ind allowpd
"turea' „pn„., boL-ApP.A4,' VahfOrnia;
conie thanked , Mrs,.
.w,14 for coming trona Clinton.
114W wag sory,ed b)r- the hostess.
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Nfr. and Mrs. J. Stewart are
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Fred .Arkell.
Corporal and IlVits, L,.Westlake
and children, Kitch.ener,.spent the
,weekend with Mr. and .1i40.
conn Toms. •
Miss Jessie Metcalf, Detroit,
spent the, week -end at her mother's
hoe,
Mr."-'and ,Newton Sturgeqn
.aird family 'and Mrs. JameeMartin
and 'family, Port Thayer, spent Sun-
day with Mrs. Wm. Sturgeon.
4Mr. --and--Mrs.---Fred-.Davison, -De-
troit, were with his brothers, Mel-
vin, Russell and Lyall, over the
week -end. ,
•- The members of Trinity Club
held their May meeting on Tues-
day evening at the. home of Mrs.
key Poth. The president, Mrs.
sPent t e -week-4jith lila, valid;
parents, W. and Mrs. til :414; Man -
•Mr. and alra. Russell Kerr,
petropa, who recently .• purchased
Corrie's Market Lunch, 'opened for
'business on .Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. KerrPlantooferate the busi-
.ness' on a yearly basis and Wg
wel-
coin them .to the xillage.
Rev. J. Harrison returned
home on Friday after attending
the, Synoctp,e,eting at London last
Week.
Dogs now outnuinber horses on
the strength- of the ROMP. Most:
of the dogs pull police sleighs in
the far north, but about 25 are
specially trained as trackers.
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SPaCilai .0Ortriee was
0064bwe ot.,$1,44y,
commemorate Mother's Day, a holy
'baptism service *as held when five
babies were,ffiristened by Rev..
ane, datightei,ilif-ME and Vac'
lflaroid Maras; •CherY1, Anne,
da.tkghter and .Mrs. 'Harvey
eenges;, !Grant • rawrenee,. son of
Mr, and Mrs. Thortras•
Brian Robert, son, oflMr. and, Mrs.
1311vyir, Petrie and
sen_ofill4r, and Mrs. William,Tigert.
• UVIiss. Patricia. Vrooman;'-datigh-
ter of Mr. -and Mrs, Ted Woman,
of Part Albert,. and 'granddaughter
f Mr.- and „Mrs. Will Vroomani
has been chosen,- by the , Canadian
OW'Guides. Association- to go on
a goodwill tooreof several. -Seand
Inavion. ,countries, including. Den -
Mark, Sweden and Finlynd. She
will, „leave, Port. Alberni, July
and, will be one. ,of five Canadian
Girl duicies: to make - the trip.
- The death of Mrs. William Brown
sr., occurred 'at..Alexiandra Marine
and General .11oSpital in Goderich
on Thursday. The sympathy of
the community is extended to Mr,
and., fainiltr'• fttifOal
was. ILO* 471;lu • /40d.geti f4neral
henderi014 cot SiturdaY.
fol4lrant44- 67elleCyn:P'e:ino'nOofnlifrhi
and altaf 134'C, Nacen*,:was. taken .
to Stratford hospital on Tiiesday
ear.
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children, of ,Potmit .spent the
week -end With ��r. and Mrs. Archie
Grainer and Mr. .and Ms. ;David
Martin. • ,
Miss Graae CIVIcKengie, KN., of
Toronto, is visiting, her sister, iMiss
aftspentGtehoergWe e e Ak -cerneds wiotfh rrn. cl°a and
mrimrs..DTavoindytiVivarrolionni. an.
MaTirryr.(MacnIergires,:,...411
is in 1a Tor.
onth-hospital for deep therapy
treatments on his shoulder which
was fractured in January last,
In dollar. value Canada's gross
national product rose by 3.6 per
cent in 1957; but the increase was,.
due to higher prices;' in terms' bf'
physic,a1 volume of output the GNP
did not increase over 1956.
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PORTEKS MIL, May 12. — The
W.A. of (4race Church was held
atthe home of Mrs. Reid Torrance
with 19 ladies 'present. Mrs. Pea -
dock „led in prayer. The Scripture
and topic was taken by Mrs. Allen
Betties.. The roll call was answer-
ed by a Bible' verse beginning with
M. The program consisted of a
contest and reading by Mrs. Bauer
and a reading by Mrs. Peacock
entitled "Mother." The Bake
Basket brought $15.75,. It was de-.
cided to give the Board of Stewards
$100. Plans for redecoratirrg the
basement were made. The June
meeting will .be held at Mrs. Pea-
cock's•kome_and_ajarge_q. 'I ' •
•e quilted.
ririving-:ana clec acci en s, f About 1000 A.D., the Chinese
made their coins in the shape of
8018 the things they wanted' to buy.
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Answers to your questions
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What is natural gas 7, Natural gas is a source of energy—a fuel having countless uses-
• • in. the home, business and industry—which was formed millions
of years ago. Chemically, it is mostly methane aril thus is a
member of the hydrocarbon family. Petroleum, too, is a member
of • this family. T
Where is natural gas found?. Natural has is currently being found in many widely -scattered
. • ' places throughout the world, but the gas which will be made..
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, -- - - - United States and in the Southwestern Ontario peninsa. Later,
the U.S. gas will be replaced by gas brOught from Western.
Canada by the 'Trans -Canada pipeline. • •—'.
How is natural gas found?
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Natural gas occurs in porous (sponge -like) rock, many hundreds
of feet below the earth's surface. The search for natural gas
involves making-d6failed-geological and geophysical studies, and
drilling exploratory wells: When a producing well is discovered,
• furtherdrilling is carried out to' determine the extent of. the
gas formation.
How will natural gas be brought
to my home?
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Is natural gas clean?
Natural gas will be transmitted from the gas fields to this general
area by, means of large diameter pipelines. Somewhat smaller
branch lines will feed the gas into your community, and a network
of even smaller lines will distribute the gas directly to'your home.
The heat value of a gas is measured in British Thermal Units—
one, BTU being the amount of heat required to raise the tempera
ture Of one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit. The heat
content of natural gas varies, but is usually in excess of 1,000
BTUs per cubic foot. For practical purPoses, natural gas is con-
sidered to contain, 1,000 BTUs per cubic foot. In comparison,
manulactUreif --ga-S ranges from 475 to 550 BTUs per cubic foot,
while,the heat content of propane (bottled) gas is about 2,520
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BTUs per'cubic foot.
When natural gas is properly burned, the only products of
combustion are, carbon dioxide, nitrogen and water vapour—all
three of which are normally found in any pure atmosphere. Also,
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How is natural gas utilized?
Is there any danger involved
in using natural gas?
Will natjiral, gas appliance
service be readily available?
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Natural gas Can be used in your homefor cooking, water heating,
refrigeration, clothes drying, garbage incineration, space heating
and air Conditioning. Natural gas can be used by business and
industryfor these p1.00$0s, as well 45.,,f9r 4 hod. of.othemore
specialized applications. It has been conservatively estimated
that there are niore than 25,000 different uses for natural gas.
Natural gas is as safe • not safer than—any other fuel
• "commonly use today. The Canadian Gas Association,. An
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industry -wide organizationehas established. an appliance tsting
program designed to virtualluuarantee the safety of approvedappliances. The Ontario,Fuel Board --the provincial body which
regulates the gas industry -in Ontario—has established standards
of installation to assure utmost safety: (inspctions, will be.
carried out to enforce .these regulations); And api)liance and •
-heating-equipment-manufacturers equip -their -products ith-the- ---
latest safetf-devices cOntrolsL A ,
Natural :gas appliance service will be provided by Union Gas
Company dn the following basis.Ioutine service will be offered,
during the normal working day and emergency service will be
available 24 hours a day, Seven dysa week. This servie will be
provided free by the eompany, but there may be charge for
replacement parts.
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