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this week and next week
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SATURDAY ,"
In the Red Knight Room
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COMMESIttitIOTEL
Mr. »and Mrs. Wesley Roe
and their datinter,,,,Mary Lou
justason and famity tef,e/fitch..
ener have returned 1=4) atter
four weeks ie England and Seat-
land.
Mr. and Mrs. John Clem-
exits of Tiilsonburg spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley
Roe.
Mr. Joe Van Roojen, youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Van
Roojen, has 'recently been pro-
moted to assistant manager of
administration at, City Hall
Branch• of the Toronto Dominion
Bank in London. He was form-
erly adminieteatioe officer at
Adelaide and Commissioners
Road Branch.
Mr. -and Mts. lia:rold 'Cole-
man have returned from a vaca-
tion tour of the Atlantic pro-
vinces.
Mrs. M. Waddell has return-
ed from Burford where she visit-
ed relatives.
Mrs. P, Buchanan of Windsor
was a guest, last week of Mr.
and Mrs. -K. Sharp, She was the
former Helen. Zuefle of Hensel'.
Mrs. Frank Cantelon, Clinton,
and Mrs,: Lillian Grumm-ett were
in Teeswater on Monday attend-
ing the funeral of a relative,Alex
B. McKague.
Rev, and Mrs, J.Ure Stewart
spent the• week-end at the home
of the former's daughter, Mrs.
Alvin Hammond, in Moorefield,
where Mr. Stewart gave the add-
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Dance to
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BRODHAGEN and DISTRICT.
CHAMBER of COMMERCE
ANNUAL
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 26
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SUNDAY, JULY 2
Elect Mrs Mae Habkirk"
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turned home after pending a
few days with Mrs. avis' aunt
and uncle, Mr. and rs. Clar-
ence Montgomery. They also
visited cousins in Clinton and
Beigrave.
The degree of Bachelor of
Science with distinction in com-
puting science was awarded to
Miehael Wilfred Corcoran by the
University of Calgary early thip •
month.
Born in Clinton in 1949 he is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Corcoran (nee Gladys Holmes)
of Calgary. He attended ele-
mentary schools in England,
'France, Trenton and Pietee,
Ontario. He graduated from
St. Penis Separate High School
in Saskatoon with outstanding
achievement, in -m athematic s.
Following a period of employe,
went with Canadian Imperial
Bank of Commerce, he was
proMoted to the position of bank
officer. He entered the Univer-
--Sity-of-Calgaryeirea9.613_,and
Data Processing Management
Association Scholarship in 1971.
• While continuing studies for
his Masters degree, he will be
employed as a teaching assistant
at the University of Calgary.
ANNUAL AG-OP
"SUMMER FESTIVAL"
SATURDAY, JULY 8th
AT SEAFORTH' In arena.
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FAMILY
PARADISE
ber.
Plans were made for the in-
augural meeting to be held here,
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Keith
Sharp, hewly-corarrilesiOned dis-
trict deputy president of Hurcin
District no. 23 will be in charge.
' Mrs. Habkirk reported on
cards, treats and visits made
during the past few weeks, Birth-
day cake and other souveniers of
the lodge's recent 60th birthday
party," were delivered or sent to
members who were unable to
attend.
-,..-__Reperts. _et_ recent Rebekah
Assembly Sessions were
by Mrs. Habkirk and Mrs. Grum-
melt.
Following the meeting, Mrs.
Charles Reeves, Mrs. Gordon
Papple, Mrs. Habkiric, Mrs. Fos-
ter Bennett,, f5irs. Adin Forbes
and Mrs. Grummett provided a-
lunch.
1 9 7 2
ST. PETER'S
BRODHAGEN, ONTARIO
LUTHERAN CHURCH
-50th ANNIVERSARY
DEDICATION SERVICES
--NitoiLL Tire Arthur Horst
Organist — Mrs. -P. Mueller
June 29th• — 8:30 p.m. — Ladies' Service
Guest Speaker — Mrs. Barry lanig
July' 1st — 8:30 p.m. — Holy communion • Guest Organist — Mrs. A. Horst -
Guest Pastors — The Rev, C. Diego! . •
The Rev. H. BrM
July 2nd — 10:30 a.m. — Regular Service
Guest Pastor — The Rev, J. Arbuckle
3:30 p.m. — German Service
Liturgist — The Rev. E. Schultz
Preacher — The Rev. A. Horst
8:15 p.m. — Vespers
Guest Organist — The Rev, E. Schultz
Guest Pastors — The Rev, L Kalbfleisch
The Rev. Q. Alberti
The Brodhagen Band will play 'at intervals
throughout the afternoon.
Lunch and Supper will be ser%ed
EVERYONE WELCOME #
ress Sunday afternoon at the
Bethesda CereeterY Memorial
Service.
_Sixty Members of the Happy
CitizenS went to Huronview, C Lin-
ton on Saturday where they played
a friendly gamee -of *cards, with
the residents..
Mr. Secord McBrien is a
patient i n St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hot-
ham of Windsor spent the week
end with his grandmother, Mrs.
Mary liotham.
Among" those who attended
the funeral of the late Daniel
Burns were: Mrs. Florence
Cartrtght, Detroit; Mr., and Mrs.
Larry De Smitt,.. Detroit: Mr.
-and Mrs t Ben Smelski; Mr. and
Mrs. los. McQlaski, TOronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kenny; Mrs.
Fred Bullough, ThUnder Bay;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Rourke;
Bob O'Rourke;' Mrs. Anna Don-
nelly; Mr.' and Mrs. Andy
Rourke; Mrs. Agnes La Blonde;
Mrs. Jos. O'Rourke; Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Perry, Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs. Danny; Mr. and Mrs.
Perry O'Rourke; Mr. Laverne
Morrison; Mr. and Mrs. Jos
Mor rison, Windsor; Mr. and Mrs.
Hares Burns, Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Ken 'Burns,, Goderich; Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Holtzhauer, Galt;
Mr. and Mrs. Fergseurns, Ham-
ilton; Pattie June ,Holtzhauer,
Galt.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Bristow,
Port Albert, were guests of Mrs.
Cecil Pullman last week.
Mr. Russell Hays, who has
been in Stratford for some
months is a resident'at Kilbarchan
Nursing Home.
Mrs. John Eckert of McKillop
had the misfortune to fall and
break her hip and is a patient
in Seaforth Community Hos-
pital.
Mrs. Gladys Stockert of St.
PeterSburg was a "guest last
week of Mrs. Harold Jackson.
Rev, and Mrs. Davis ,and
daughter, Darla and Joyce Dodds
of Arkansas City, Kansas re-
et
MICHAEL W. CORCORAN
Receives
Bof Science
degree
RECEPTION
AND DANCE
For Linda Preszcator and Larry
Dillon
(Bridal Couple)
FRI • June_ 30th
LONDESBORO HALL
Music ,by
MURRAY'S ORCHESTRA
. Lunch provided'
EVERYONE WELCOME
Desjardine's Orchestra --
DANCING 9 — ?
REFRESHMENTS — Tickets $3 per couple
Available from members or call Ken. Coleman'
527-0398 or Art Bolton 52'7-0455
CACTUS MAC and the COUNTkY
CUSSINS
Special guest — Perth County's Own
"CUSS1N CLEM"
Making the last appearance,before appearing in Nashville
Tennessee.
Family Paradise Camping
and Snowmobile Club
RAIN or SHINE
Scanning
the Weeklies
By Lee Flee
ceived the Stampede CityChapter ' bridge; with"ReV: -Ivre-gr;T:A;MuganeVic-ar Generel for. the
-"Diocese of London officiating. .Sorre 144 candidates were
confirMed andincluded the parishes of Wingham, Goderich,
Kingsbridge and St. Augustine.
The Clinton News-Record reports that last Thursday,
Robert E. +McKinley' (PC) M.P. ,for Huron officially cut
the ribbon opening the Albion Hotel, Hayfield, which marked
the. beginning of Hayfield becoming legally "wet". The
hotel has a licensed lounge and was legally "dry" since
the early 1900's. - - - Clinton has a new doctor. He is
Dr. Brian Baker from Ottawa. De. Baker will live in
Adastral',Park With temporary offices at the old nursing
residence beginning July. 4th. - -Mr. .Jim Fitzgerald,
London, has been appointed the Clinton News-Record
editor. He- succeeds Mr. Keith Roulston, who resigned
recently in order to give full-time to the Blyth Standard'
he purchased recently. '
In scanning the Mitchell Advocate it is noted that Lynda
Heath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heath, Mitchell, was
awarded an all-round cord for extraordinary achievement,
the second highest award in Guiding. Past District Coln-
missioner, Mrs. GladysAkineer made the presentation and
Guide Captain Yolanda Graf and Mrs. B. Binning, as
`president of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Girl Guides was
present. Mrs. Binning presented the all-round pin to
complement Lynda's- cord.
The Milverton Sun reports that Arnold Hoffman was
-installed reeentlyeas president of the Mauer-tort Lions Club.
Guy Givens, Owen Sound-, Deputy-District Governor was
assisted with the installation of officers by past president,.
Don Smith.' - - - Huron Lodge No. 224, liensall paid a
fraternal visit to the Milverton Lodge No. 478'when WOE.
Bro. Anson McKinley, Master of the Hensel! Lodge and his
officers exemplified the Fellow ,Craft Degree. Following
the exemplification , members visited the Senior4 Citizens'
apartments where they presented Mr. Charles Roe with
his.e0-year Masonic Jewel.
--A-project which has been hanging firefor several years,
according' to the Zurich Citizens News, fie-ally becarne"-a- — •
reality last week when the - Zurich Lions Club agreed to
pay the balance necessary for the purchase of a smhll
bus for the Blue Water Rest Home. - - - RenrY J. Gellman,
former Zurich resident, marked his 95th,hirthday recently.
The Goderich Signal Star reports that the Goderich
Kinsmen celebrated their 25th year of service . Don
Southcott, executive assistant to the Hon, Charles Mac-
Naughton, was the guest speaker. - -- A trust fund has
been set up to perpetuate the memory of William (Bill) Cutt
of Goderieh, who was killed recently In a highway accident.
He was the ,son of J. M. (Max) CUtt and attended Victoria
Public School and G.D.C.I. - - The Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority honored three youngsters,recently
when they were named top three winners in the Authority's
scrapbook contest dealing with conservation. The winners
were Janet MacPherson (first), Betty Culbert (second)
and Lori Miller (third). The girls are students at Brook-
side Public School.
' Wingham Advance-Times reports that the gavel 'of the
presidency of Wingham Lions Club was passed from the
hands of Lloyd "Casey" Casemore to those of Gordon
Walter at the regular meeting. Past District Governor,
Bill Moody of Mount Forest, officiated at the installation
of the new slate of officers. - - - A gathering of rural
couriers, Wingham Post Office staff, and their wives
was held at the Legion Hall here, Wednesday evening to
honor Edward E. (Ed.) Walker on the occasion of his
retirement after 22 years. .
The Blyth Standard report's that it now has a: full'
time editor. The resignation of Keith Roulston, publisher
of the Standard , in his other Capacity as editpr of the,
Clinton News-Record became effective on Friday.
The new Ripley and District Lions Club, according
to the Lucknow Sentinel, held Charter- Night on. Friday
last, when 36 members were installed. - - On Wednesday
eyening confirmation was held at St. Joseph's Church'; Kinge-
Mrs. Mae Habkirk was elect-.
ed noble grand of Edelweiss Re-
bekah Lodge at Monday, niglWe
Meeting. Others elected were:
vice grand, Mrs. Everitt Smith;
recording secretary, Mrs., Peter
Malcolm; financial secretary,
Mrs. George Campbell,; treasur-'
er; Mrs. Lillian Grummett; trus-
tee, Mrs. Mae Dorrance. • The
officers will be installed in Octo-
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