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omens MissionarySociety
Holds Fall ..penin g
.Th4, ° WQfpen's ° M:issipnary ..
Society of Knox Presbyterian
ChUrch held the opening, meet.
int of the tall season in the
chuirch parlor, on Tuesday after.
noon, ..September 19,
Mrs. Ale D i htpresident,
r ,. � nr S:, tt.
. presided, •and, drew attention to'
'in attractive sfrrangementsym•
bolic of our time,, salt repre.
° !Milting'servtce, a wrought iron
ornamental piece of modern art, ,..
on 'a gold cloth for a bright
future, '
Mrs. A, 11. Erskine, secre.
tary announced that Miss Ida.
White, 'missionary on furlough
from India, will be the guest
speaker at the; October W MS
meeting, and. Miss Mary Whale
BA., Executive Director of
Overseas Missions, Toronto,
will be guest speaker at the
November meeting.
The auxiliaries of Huron
Presbyterial , and those from
RECEPTION and. DANCE
For
•DAWN ROBINSON
And:
BRUCE RATHWELL
(Bridal Couple)
9 - 12 P.M.-.
on SEPTEMBER 30
At
Zurich Community Centre
-• EVERYONE WELCOME -
Music by the
"BLUEWATER ' PLAYBOYS"
Lunch Provided
38-9
Meet
Oodutic
Lueknow and Dungannon be
guests at both, meetings, .
The treaurer's report was
given by Mrs, George MacEwan
and "Glad Tidings"' subscrip•
tions s were received by Mrs.
Stokes s
George S u es and. Mrs, Cal.
vin Cutty
Presbyterian calendars for
1968 and Knox Church corres.
pondence cards are now avail.
able. •
Miss Lily MacArthur,friend.
ship and Servlee .. onvener, re.
ported 70 home Visits and 67
hospital visits. "A message of •
appreciation from Miss Ida
White for • the tea 'in her honor
:was received. The president
, announced the Huron Presby
Aerial meeting at Seaforth,
afternoon and evening, Sept
ember 27:.
Mrs. A. H. Erskine and Mrs.
Jack Leitch were in charge of
the program. Miss Isabelle Mat.
heson gave the scripture read. it
ing and"meditation. Prayer was
given by Mrs: Florence Mac.
Donald.
Mrs. Leitch, Mrs. A. H. Ers.
kine and Mrs. Frank Saunders
participated in a panel discus.
-ion or. the future of the Church.
Comments were based on.sug.
gestions presented by members,
Included in these was the res-
ponsibility of church members,
involvement of young people in
Church service; importance of
the home; etc.
New ideas were tape-record.
ings of services or anthems be
made available for sick and
shut-ins. Mrs'. Leonard Warr,
accompanied: „br. Mrs. Clayton
Edward, gave two vocal solos.
The offering was dedicated
by Mrs. Alex Enright, pl'esi.
'dent.
A social ' half hour followed
the meeting.
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PARTY. 'AT
AUBURN -- Members of the
Aubur n Women's. Institute went
to Huronview -last Wednesday
'and • presented the monthly birth.
day party.. °
The ,president, Mrs. Donald
Haines was in charge. Mrs.
William J. Craig wad at the
piano. A hgmn sing -song was
enjoyed by all. A duet}, "We
Love Our Canada," was sung
by Mrs. Haines and Mrs. Wes
Bradnock.' -
A piano solo 'was played by
Mrs, Robert J. ' Phillips. Mrs.
AN ODE ' H
TO _ THE
MAILMAN
Ed Davies, _a local retired
farmer had the urge to ' write
a poem due to' circumstances
which occur frequently while
i assisting. Major Youngblut, ru.
ral 'mailman for Auburn R.R. 3.
Here is the poem which ex.
plains itself.
Your mailman is a popular
gent,
To all along his route;
He rises early every morn,
And gets their mail all sort-
ed out.
He starts out every morn.
ing
With a smile upon his face
He's ' • proud to have the
privilege • ,
To serve thehuman race
But when some careless
housewife -
Leaves a' loose coin in their
box
It irritates his feelings
Right down into his socks.
He reaches in • to 'get the
coin •
And it slips from his grasp
He spends the next ten min-
utes •
Searching for it in the grass
He seldom ever finds
S o he's out another dime;
So why not buy a book • of
stamps'
When he 'comes along next
time.
I'm sure .that he is grate-
ful
When they appreciate
That regardless of the
weather -- '
The mail Is delivered at
their gate:
Family
Celebrates
Anniversary
AUBURN - Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Cunningham were honored
last Wednesday, September 20
at the home of their daughter,
Mrs. Lloyd M';Clinchey, Mr.
McClinchey, Karen and Paul.
It was their 35th wedding anni•
versary and they had a deli-
cious fowl dinner with deco-
rated cake to mark the occasion.
Also present was their other
daughter, M= s. Carmen Gross, ..
Mr. Gross, Stephen, Gary,
David, Barbara and baby; their
sons and daughters-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham,
with Linda, Debbie and Rodger;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cunning.
ham, ' with Kelly and Rodney.
An enjoyable evening was en.
joyed by all 'and the family pre•
sented them with a lovely gift.
How To
Control
o -
Tree • Stumps
Here are some suggestions
from horticulturists with the
Ontario Department of Agricul.
ture and Fodd, for getting rid
of those unsightly tree stumps.
Treat the stump with a her.
bicide. Stump treatment is par.
ticularly useful in preventing
the -vigorous regrowth that is
the characteristic .response of
many species after 'cutting.
Moreover, killing the stump is
the first step toward encour.
aging it to rot. All the below
stump treatment must be ap.
plied to' freshly exposed wood,
and may be applied at any ,sea.
son of the year. The best
time is right after the tree
is cut.
If you are treating an old
stump, here's how to go about
it. With a wedge or drill, put
holes into the stump to expose
fresh' wood for the chemical to
work on. If there is any re.
,growth, treat it , as well as
the stump proper.
Any of the following chem.
`icals will work on most' spe.
dies: 2, 4-D Ester or 2)4-6
T/2, 4-10 mixture , 3 ounces
acid in One gallon fuel oil.
Splay or paint on. Ammate X,
2 1/4 pounds in one gallon
water or one ounce (dry) per
inch' of stump diameter. Spray
paint, or dry application. Sod.
Juni ohiorate mixtures, 1 1/2
ounce tier inch of stump dia.
meter, dry application.
If you spray, treat all sur.
faces of the stump.
HURONVIEW
Gordon R. Taylor played an
accordian solo and, Sang two
solos. Mrs. Robert J. Phil?
lips played "How Great Thou
Art" and all joined in the singe
ing.
Mrs. Norman McDowell and
Mrs. Bradnock' were in charge
of the birthday gifts but in the
absence of Mrs. McDowell,
Mrs. Roy Daer assisted in giv-
ing out the gifts.
Lunch, a decorated birthday
cake and tea were served.
Those receiving gifts were:
Mrs. Dewar, Mrs. P. Elliott,
Mrs. 'Broome, Miss Mar. Anne
Weber, Mrs, Baker, Mrs. Dunn
Mrs. Little, Mrs. Steinback,.
Mrs. Rebecca Johnst9n, Mrs.
Gilpin,. Mrs. Hohner,'R. J. Mo --
Kee' Arthur Dale; L Bert
Colombe, M T. Coreless,
Roger Gilbert, Ervine Jpliri.'
stone, Desmond Barker, John
Hudson, John McCallum, Mr.
Davidson, M McTaggart and
Miss Margaret Youngblut.
NEW PRESIDENT..
TO AUBURN CGIT
AUBURN- - Shelley Grange
was 'named president" of ,,the
Auburn CGIT at the meeting
held last week in the Sunday
school room of Knox Presby.
terian Church. Oth r officers
elected were: 1st ice-presi.
dent, Nan Lapp; 2ndIvlce--presi-
dent, Cathy Schneider; secre.
tary, Joyce Leatherland; tree.
surer, Sheron Collins; pianist,
Betty Moss.
Program committee, Donna
Baechler, Linda Sproul,, Arva
Ball and Margaret Roberts.
• Other .committees will be named
at the next meeting.
The leader, Mrs. Wes Brad.
nock was in charge of the meet-
ing with Betty Moss at the
piano. After the tall- to wor.
ship and hymn, the scripture
lesson was read by Donna
Baechler. The offering was re..
ceived by Linda. Sproul and
dedicated with prayer. A Bible
quiz was Conducted by Brenda
B,al.
-A►' iettner of thanks from Mrs.
Stewart Toll of Nairobi, Kenya
for the boxes of clothing and
jewellery sent to them for the
Home for Girls at Edelvale.
She told about the great need
and how thankful the girls were
to get sweaters, skirts =etc.
The members decided to can.
vas for the Blind at their next
meeting, on October 3.
The . meni'fi g' closed with a
hymn and the mizpah benedic-
tion.
4 .
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Mr. and Mrs. Stapley Mea4
of MoutAForest vislte4,reCently
with Mn. and Mrs. -Ed Davies.
*.
Miss Carolyn Craig of llder•
ton. visited over the weekend
with her grandparents,,Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Craig.
* * *'
Mrs. Ed Davies visitea 'last
week for a. couple of days with
her friend, Mrs. Eimnierson
Sippell in Stratford.
., *
Congratulations to Ed'"D'avies
and Court , Kerr • who placed. '
fourth in the horse -Shoe pitch,.••
ing contest at Stratford Fair
cc,
in the 4o les cl as.
4 t y+
Mr. and Mrs. 'xhomas Johui.;.,
sten, Misq X a! ra lbii1lips 'and
Mrs, Roy Farrow of Mitchell
spent lastweekendinKitchener;,
*
Mr. and Ms. Locher $ched,.
ler, Michael and Linda,• K1tch•
• ener spent, last .weekend'with.
sister, Mrs.' :Heinz Rutkowic2,
'Sylvia, Angelica, .I3 ,inzie and
Mr.° and Mrs. William Coates
of Flint, . Michigan, spent a few
days last we with Mr: and
Mrs. Maitland Allen.
Harvest Home Service
Held At St Marks
AUBURN - ' Baskets of flow.
ers, fruit, vegetables and grain
decorated St. Mark's Anglican
Church fon their annual liar.
vest Home service..
The rector, Rev.-G.E. Paten.
ham was in charge of the ser.
vice and Mrs. GordonR. Taylor
presided at the organ. He chose
- for his 'inspiring message to
speak on the text, The Harvest
of the Spirit is Love, Joy, Peace
and Faith. Galatians 5:22. He
stated that the true purpose of
Harvest Home was to offer
thanks for a bountiful harvest.
In the Harvest of the Spirit,
he said that inner joy cab be°
found if we earnestly seek it
beneath the surface of pleasures,
of this earth. If one sows the
seed of, the Spirit wisely we will
have Love, Joy, Peace and
Faith.
Baskets of flowers were
placed in the church in memory
of the late Samuel Daer and the
late Mrs. Thomas Seers.
ushers for the service
Mr." -Thomas H.aggitt and
Robert J;, Phillips.
The
was
Mr,
0a!TUARY
MRS. THOMAS 'S'EERS
Funeral services were held
last Saturday for a former,Aub.
urn resident; Mrs. Thomas
Seers who passed away in Avon
Crest, Stratford, after a lengthy
illness.
She was the former Caroline
Elizabeth Landers..,
Surviving is one son,Fred,
Auburn and one daughter, Mrs: ,
Russell (E isie) Keyes, Mitchell.
Also one , sister, Miss Mary
Landers, in England.
The funeral service was con.
ducted at the Heath -Leslie Fun.
eral home with burial in Exeter
Cemetery.
Mr, 04 Mega. I,t
.Algia Gg 'sl$edlast
with Mr. and Mrs.
°>4:: '
'George Collins ,ant the
weekend' with phis nriead Corn' •
ere••9f n i.' µ
M rraY 1,ollInson bt odortcb:
spent tile weekend with his psi,'
encs, Mr' and Mrs. Alfred
Lifson.
•i ,h
Mr. and ,Mrs. Will** q,
Stiles are vacatiOning a ''Tor.
Onto and Saul* Ste..Mariethis,
week,
Mrs. George Hamilton vie. -
ited a few days last week Wlth
. her granddaughter, Mrs. C.
Dickson, Mr. Dickson and *me •
ily at Port Albert.
*" * * -
Relatives from here attended
the funeral of the late, Mrs.
Ivan Youngblut at 'Zurich last
. week,
* *
Master .David B.ere of Dun.
gannon spent the weekend with
his friend, Glen Naylor. .
* * *
Miss Frances Houston with
her sister, Miss Jean Houston
and Miss . Jean Jamieson are
spending a few days at Mont.
real and Expo.
* * *
Miss Lila Youngblut of God.
erich is visiting with her bro..
they Arthur Youngblut, after -
spending last week at Expo and
Montreal. .
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