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Rotary Power Mowers Reg. $95.00—$ 85.00
Rotary Power Mowers Reg. $63.00—$ 50.00
Reel Type Mowers Reg. $99.50—$ 80.00
30" Findlay Automatic
Electric Stove Reg. $319.00—$245.00
22" Findlay Automatic
Electric Stove Reg. $299.50—$225.00
Semi-Automatic Coffield Washer
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For Graduation And Years After
-"Sure, I've said it before, but this time
it's different. Today my boy's a man
young, eager—full of promise. And I'm
especially proud, on his graduation day,
to present him with the best
graduation gift of all . .. a new
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GIRLS! BOYS!
(Continued from Page One)
gram, Made` LOI*, SallY Lowe,
Grace IVreAdam, BUG
Mary awomm, Roby .NelY14,0140,
Douglas MoPberSon, David MC-
Rae,' Mary Jean NelbinS, :David
David Parker, IVIarilyto Zonderviam
Rath, Carta Reichert, Janet Rom,
Ada, James :Stanley, Rollie Steep,
Charles. Switzer, B1011m4o 71451110
Carol Thoninsen, Angela Walker, Barry Wed, Theresa
Manila Zondervan,
GRADE 4; Do4aad. Ratliff, EA-
igalbetth Bartliff, Penny Bateman., Mary Jane Bertrand, Go n eck,
Peter Black, Norman Ronnyman,
Marvin Brubacher, Brian- Burg-ess, Donald Casey, Linda Cook,
Crowe, Heather Darting, Richard'
Dion, Robert Dunkin, George
Elliott, Garry Fleet, Wanda Frern-
lin, Bonnie Graham, Joy Graham,
Teri Henley, Linda 11{oy, Mary
Ann Hymers, John Trwlo, Bud
j'araiemn, Brian Kennedy, Blaine
Kennedy, Margaret Ladd, Robert
Lee, David Leyburne, Gregory
McCarty, Gary MacDonald, Linda
Nice, John Parker, Renate Pere-
jrna, Larry Pickett, Heather van
RieSen, Mark iSdhoenhals, Blaine
Smitten, 'Den'is'e. Smith, Bobby
Snell, Lynda Steep, Dianne Swit-
zer, Linda Switzer, Donald Wat-
son, Gaye Watson, 'Fraud§ Zon-
dervan, Rowena Corey, .Betity
Livermore.
GRAM 3: Beth Armstrong,
Tvvyila Arnsrbon, Barbara Bail,
Donny Beck, Nonman Bell, David
Bess°, Larry 'BoYee, Shery Bow-
man, Patsy Brown, Ruth Anne
Brown, Donny Brnbacher, Pamela
Burton, Bonnie Buller, Robbie
Campbell, Dean Clark, Ricky
Clark, Teddie Collins, Roseanne
'ConniVeau, Marilyn Cutter, Eddie
Damid, Gary Dellne, Audrey Den-
onffne, ;Ricky Fremlin., Frank Fid-
dler, Janis Galbraith, Johnny Gou-
treau, Bruce Graham, Michael
Graham, Darlene Hanley, Valerie
Holland, Steven Jenkins, Marie
Johnston, Violet Kennedy, Paul
Larals, Jerry Lobb, Joan Lobb,
Scott Macaulay, Rolfe MoBwan,
Jack McMichael, Gordon Merrill,
Robert Miller, Alice Mock, Linda
Moodie, Tommy Morgan, Ruth
Murphy, Harold Newland, Bonnie
Public School Promotions
Perdue, Diane Pickard, Michael.
Reynolds, Alice Roorda, Kenneth
Roza}, Norma Scranlen, Donald
Shikinson, Marion Shipp, Mary
Shtn, Kenneth Slade,' Darryl
Stanley, Sandra Steep, Kenneth,
Strong, Stewart Young, 'WI/110.nm
.1-Tarn's.
'ORI4DB 2 John Aiken, Valerie
Burgess, Don* Cameron, Janet
Carter, Colter, Loins
Bobble Cooper, David Cooper,
Blaine Corriveau, Gary Cote, Twain
Crittenden, Helen Cudniore, Ken-
oath 10wrie, Joy gdgoon, Carol
Ann Bdward, Deraid Elliott, Ger-
rY 'Elliott, Crystal Farley, Joseph-
Line Farrar, Dennis Elloisoloaner.
Linda Forrest, Lyn Garon, Thel-
ma Goutreatt, Keith emt-atitan, Wayne Haughton, Gay Ingrain,
Rodney Jervis, Jon Junkin, Ray-
mond Kennedy, Rob Roy Kimball,
Brenda Kingswee, Tommy Leip-
Piugton, Maureen Lockwood, Ron-
nie lVfair, Larry May, Ralph Mc-
Adam, Gail McCarty, Donald Mac-
Donald, Stevie MCDonald, 'Clare
KeEwan, Bruce McKenzie, Sharon
McKenzie, John McPherson, Stay-
ie Munnings, Paul Murphy, Doug-
las Palmer, Jimmy Parker, Bruce
SchoenhaJls, Sandra 'Schoenhals,
Sam SiripP, Leonard Steepe,
ty Strong, Susan Try, Ruth Ann
Twre ord, Douglas Wightmen,
Rlicky Zablocki.
GRADE Andre Amtsing, Jane
Anderson, John. Anstett, Susan
Bakeiaar, Paul Banteff, Michel
Belanger, Susan Bellinger, Eliza-
beth 'Bertrand, Laverne 33-ezzo,
Joanne Bennyznam, Michael Burke,
Judith Carter, Thomas Edward
Cuchnore, David Cunningharm, Den-
ise Currie, John Dixon, Shirley
Dupee, Linda :Finley, Judy Finley,
Ray Fleming, Fremlin,
Larry Gibbings, Glenda Gray, Ch-
ristine Grealls„ Gay Henley, Jan-
ice Herman, 'Wayne Hoy, David
Jervis., Gregory 'Jervis, Marilyn
Johnston, Robert Kay, Matthew.
Kimball, Linda Lavis, John Lep-
pington, Ronald Labila, Gregory
MacDonald, Laura MacDonald,
David McCarty, K. James Mc-
Kenzie, Martha Newland, Marge
N.orvaik, Danny O'Donnell', Nancy
Pickett, Clare Proctor, Gregory
Scott, Arthur Snell, Lyle Steep,
Joan-Marie Switzer, Larry Tynd-
all, Grace Van Lao, Kathleen M.
About 70 children have been
registered for laindergarte:n class-
es in September,
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St. Joseph's C,WA,
Have Strawberry .Social
At Regular Meeting
" The Catholic Women's League
of St. Joseph's Parish met July 7
in the Parish Hall with 26 niem-
hers in attendance, A strawberry
Social was very much enjoyed..
The mystery prize was won by
Mrs, Clement Reynolds and the
visiting committee, Mrs, DeCoo,
Mrs, Theo Flynn and Mrs, Law-
rence Denomme reported -making
nine calls on the sick.
The Spiritual Director, Rev.
Reed-Louis gave a very nice ad-
dress, Plans were made for a
parish picnic to be held in Sea-
forth on July 20.
Happy Workers Club
Receive Thank-You
For Clothing Bale
The Happy Workers Club met
on June 12 at Mrs. William Hol-
land's, when nine members an-
swered roll call by an exchange
of flower slips and roots.
A letter of thanks for bale sent
to Mrs. Sloman was read, and she
reported it very welcome, espec-
ially the baby clothes and the
quilt, A majority vote decided to
continue meetings through July
and August. The lucky draw was
won by Mrs. Elgin Dale.
The next meeting will be on
July 10 (to-night) at the home of
Mrs. Kenneth Williams. Roll call
will be answered by a familiar
saying, Lunch will be pot-luck.
The quilt was finished and lunch
was served by the hostess, assist-
ed by Mrs. Kenneth Williams.
NEWS of GOSHEN NORTH
(MRS. CLARE McBRIDE, Correspondent)
Mr. and Mrs, Murray Milton,
Toronto, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Clare McBride.
The Young People of Varna and
Goshen held a Weiner roast at
Bayfield on the Holiday Monday
evening. '
SS 5 School Picnic
SS No. 5 (Goshen) held their
school picnic on Friday, June 27
at Jowett's Grove, Bayfield, Miss
Clara Clark is the teacher,
Winners in the races were: pre
school, John McKinley, Cathy Mc-
Kinley; 6-7 years, Diane McKinley;
8-9 years, Gregory Armstrong;
10-11 years, boys, Raymond Eckel;
girls, Mary Boyce; 12 years and
over, girls, Gail McBride, boys,
Norman Eckel; 'teen-age, Bill El-
liott; married ladies, Evelyn Mc-
Kinley; sack races, Bonnie Pol-
lock's group, Norman Eckel's
group; wheelbarrow race, Larry
McKinley and Gregory Armstrong;
Raymond Eckel and Bruce Mc-
Bride; Ken 'Boyce and Norman
Eckel.
Three-legged race, Karen and
Diane McKinley; kick-the-slipper,
Gail McBride; shoe scramble, Mary
Boyce; peanut scramble, Patsy
Robinson; clothespin race, Cathy
McKinley,
On Thursday Miss Clark took
the pupils of grades 4, 5, 6, 7 and
8 to Storybook Gardens at Spring-
bank Park, London, for the day.
SS 3 Picnic at School
SS No. 3 (Front Road) school
held their picnic in the school
grounds on Thursday afternoon
with the teacher, Mrs, Marie
Beatty in charge of sports.
Races were won by the follow-
ing: pre-school, Fred Armstrong;
grades 2 and 3, Mary Margaret
Armstrong and Wayne Peck;
grades 4 and 5, Donna Peck and
Gerald Hayter; grades 6, 7 and 8,
Janet Armstrong and Raye Arm-
Mrs. Elmer Hayter; fashion show,
Ann Kendall; sack races, senior,
Allan Hayter, junior, Gerald Hay-
ter; balloon game, Lynda Hill.
Junior relay race, Wayne Peck's
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Welcome to the
DAILY VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Maple Street Gospel Hail
Monday, July 14 to Friday, July 25
GAMES — Bible Lessons — CRAFTS
COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
CKNX-Pf News
Mr. Carman MacPherson,
ton, will yea wit on, a
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to .conduct .anather do her 5erile0
of Si win 4olionstrationo,
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.Rebekah -Lodge
Hears 'Reports
From Grand todge
The regular meeting of liurortic
Rebekah Lodge No. 306 was held
on Monday, June 23 with Noble
Grand Marion Andrews presiding.
There was a fair attendance, Mrs.
George Beattie and Mrs, John
Broadfoot gave excellent reports
of meetings held in Grand Lodge
in Toronto, at which, they were
delegates of Clinton Lodge,
Mrs. W. M. Nediger spoke brief-
ly of her year as assembly officer,
She has been colour bearer of the
assembly and also soloist at Grand
Lodge. Mrs. Andrews thanked
Mrs, Nedtger, saying it was an
honour to have this delegate from
Clinton to take active part at
Grand Lodge.
First nominations were held,
The meeting closed in regular
form after which the officers serv-
ed strawberry cake and ice cream.
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Special Meeting
CLINTON PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
41 x.._ VICTORIA STREET
Come and hear this man
who was delivered by the
power of God from the
dread disease of Enceph-
alomyetis when he was
paralyzed and near death.
PRAYER FOR THE SICK
Friday, July 18
8 p.m.
With Evangelist
Harold Davis
team; senior relay, Gerald Hay-
ter's team; three-legged race,
boys, Gerald Hayter and Gary
Johnston; girls, Ann Kendall and
Carol Hill; wheelbarrow race,
Janet Armstrong and Lynda Hill;
football, Betty Taylor's team;
dodge ball, Marian Porter's team.
Supper was served in the school
and Rev. T. J. Pitt had the senior
girls sing some songs accompanied
by Mrs, Beatty,
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