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rFS Several Changes in Teaching StaffsComing E�rents
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Stanley Area5chools Ready for Term a .cord, Clinton Mornoria�l Shop
Lo -IdaY, Aug,. 2J—B,ecept�'on>fam !
'Legion Midgets Win WOAA Championship Four changes have taken place 1, Varna, Mr, and Mrs. Murray Lygn an r�
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in the t�eachang staff of Stanley USS 8 ..-. Mass Doreen Mc- ndesibo�ro Hall. Hank Nanus Or- .s• • PR"E and SON
Beat Wingham In Two Stray ht Games Township schiools, Kenzie, RR 1, Bayfield:; Mrs, Vina chestra. 35
Zn the, township school area. Parker, a3ayfileld, Friday, Aug. 29—Hard' Time CLINTON EXETER -- SEAFQRTH
Miss Joan i�bblaisom, Varna, snac. urs -- Miss Donna (leseb, Barn D, e, at Gordon Turner's
Oen, 'Friday evening, the CJ,t''Qnton nine strikeouts. 2nuicis.
new ibaxn, '/a anwlle north of Bruce-
Mid ets defeated the Winggh'arn NansnAth and Thompson were Me& William Y'na213ib1'ut at No. 7 Thorrlas Step{ Clinton R�prpsentative
g }� a only two Mayers to collect and Mrs, Ceara Scott, Bayf?e'ld, — o, le
gla', 1, Da 4�y Stew and his Co11-
ets 13-3 to win the 'WOAA � eigians, Danain'g 9:30' to 1.30 Ile-
NUdget C' chiamip'ionship an two more thian1 one hit off 'WallFsh, has been honed for No. 10. l' Phones
freshments suipplied by WA of H U 2-6606 - Res.,
atraa.ght games, Farming Report -Pus.,
'� �Qlintiegn wi][L now wait to splay In the schools sections, Miss g p B�x�ucefield United, Chur�rin, rE,'vesy_ - - H'U 3-386
the winners of the Staynrr Dur Dora Nfcxl�emzde RR 1, Bayfield, one welcome, 35 b "
Clinton opened' the scoring with Huron County
ham series, re laresi Mats.. Dorothy Ball Mn't-
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two runs in the fist anann?g arcul (By'l). H. Niiles eix—, for
Clinton ABR 'H PO A E on at USS 8 and Mass Donna Mr and' Mrs Grant McLear (nee
;never looked +back, UM -Ir^ —ggest
siring was an the seventh when
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John, Jacob, c fi
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ai;rlculturul representative
for Huron County)
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Helen .Johnston) Bayifueld Pavil-
they ;put together fair hits and'
Lar Powell mi 4
Larry ,
Pete Garon. c,f, 5
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3
2
5
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0 No, 9, Hay and Stanley,
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„ Recent rains have been a. boom
ion. Music by Ken Wilbee s- Q �
estra. Everyone weticome. 35-b
a Wln hour error for fair runs,
� nos. Ban' 5
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2
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0 Teachers hnclude;
to late sown crops, are
Serving In the afternoon wereii
Pete G+aron with five straight
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Livermore ss',
Oust Allenford Nine
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2
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Township
clManrianeRawell,
sizing weal, Borne da aige of
mage of mag.
Sat. Sept. 6—Home baking
: p & and
hits iin,clu�diivg' 'tnw>,a doubles, was
the big gun for Clinton. He also
P. Schaenhals 2b, 51
Lamy Walsh p, '5
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2
3
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1 No.Mrs.
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g reported.
e• stud. Wlslnte ibeans are lie-
inning, to colour. White. Ibllghf
'pro'du'ce sale, Council Chambers,
sponsored by WA t'urner's Church,
drove in, fair runs. Charles Bart-
Paul Pickett 3b, 4
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0 � 3, Clinton.
0 No, 6 — Muss Mavis Steepe,
has; been noticed on leaves of
white beans, no . blight damage is
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at 3 p m 35-6-b
lnff and Sahoera'halts each had three
hits, ;ghat included a long three-
R, Clew 3b, (7) 1
Frank Ladd lib, 4
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1 RR 3, Clinton,
reported ,on, the pods of the Sanilac
'variety.
Dancing �every Friday at Bay -
Lield FavUlion. Dance to Ken; Wil -
bagger by Sthoenhalls, Larry Paw-
Totals 43
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3 No, 7 — Miss Joan Robiinson,
E Varna,
Some damage noticeable
on of other varieties.
bee and his orchestra, Admission
75c, 81.25 a couple. 34-tf'b
every
,ell: who was on base eve time
Winghamt AB
3b, 4 0
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5
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1 No. i0 —Mrs. Clara Scott, Bary-
FPodlsi
Most of the threshing is corn-
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but one for
a verytnre�
ton. Larry=in pig
Walk
Principal Robert Reaburan,
North Bay, spent the weekend
Mrs. John Forster•.(.ONE
plete some straw from combining
still rn.i be taken an, high yields
Goderich Pavilion -- Cabaret
din every Saturday nu
all (RAYd
go'o!dallowing
Carmichael
Carunichael c,
F> c, 3
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2
2
0 RR 3 14pp Mrs. Hattie B. Rice
of spring grain are reported.
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Music this week b Paul Cross
Y ors
and his. orchestra. Every
runs' ,ori sevens hits. He also had'
Meride cf 4
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Thompson 1'b, ss, 4
Jardine2b, 4
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6
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5
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1 Stanley Township
1 SS 3 -- Mrs. Marie Beatty,
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Teen -20 Record Dance Party with
ty, with
Johnny Brent. CKNX anaduo and
TV. Specdal' midnight dance Aug -
BOWLING BITS
Wild, mf , 2
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Varna,
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usit 31. 32-35-b
(By H. W. E.)
Lockridje Qif, 3
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0 SS 91E — Mrs, Hha Talbot,
Cliff E'pps', Clinton, will be a
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Jitney winners this, week ladies
Totals 32 3
7
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5 RR 3 Bayfield.
guest on, ",NPLady" CKNX_TV on
ave
home for the, August meting of
first, Mrs. H P'adrservice, second,
ares
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SS 4W — Mrs. Anna Scotch-
Monday, September 1, to speak on
r,, Dorchester, tarot min-
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RHEANDCIRCUS
3 STOOGE COMEDY (One Cartoon)
Mrs. William Jervis!, men's, firsryt,
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mer, Bayfield.
timely ;giiard'eninvg topics. "M'Lady"
Tuesday and Wednesday Se t� 2 and 3
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11. a.m. aind, at s parr. Rev. Wil-
meeting were read, by the sec-
Hei salt 002 000 300 — 5 7
Batteries, Allenfor,d, Cox and
red! LNlhott; second, Caryl
Last Friday night, tamixed-
Hensall Bantams
SS 5 — Muss Clara Clark, RR is televised .from: 4,p.m. daily.
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THRESHOLD OF SPACE
Rusk (6), Neil; Hensall, Kyle and
BROWNIE'S
Serving In the afternoon wereii
doubles, furh prize was
Oust Allenford Nine
Cslipchase.
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Fred Ross.
Mr. and, Mrs. Wallace, Beal-
Miss Sandra Hutchins ss E!u=
nice Roy and, Missi, Pihbrass
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won by Mm. William Jervis and
David Ciolclbwgih. Fifth, prize was
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
News of Auburn
Gioderich. Serving in 'the evening
Guy Madison and John Hodiak
IWMS Rally at Knox
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wan by Mrs. Bert B.oyes. and Bev,
Boyes,
By beating AUenford 5-1 on, Fri-
day night Hensall ehrnunated Al-
tr ' hit in
Correspondent — MRS. FRED ROSS
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Missionary Society of ,Knox Un-
,ted Church will, comarnence in the
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LIMITED
RHEANDCIRCUS
3 STOOGE COMEDY (One Cartoon)
inter of Colborne Street United
inter Streassiet
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The, minutes; of the previous
Alhenford, .100 000; 000 -- 1 1
Tuesday and Wednesday Se t� 2 and 3
Y Y — P
11. a.m. aind, at s parr. Rev. Wil-
meeting were read, by the sec-
Hei salt 002 000 300 — 5 7
Batteries, Allenfor,d, Cox and
1 Mr. and' Mrs. Donald H. Ross,
Janice and, Catherine, Oakville
Jeffersban•, Donneylbraak and Mrs.
Frank Harburn, Hensall.
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THRESHOLD OF SPACE
Rusk (6), Neil; Hensall, Kyle and
vdsi'ted the dormer's- mother, Mrs.
Serving In the afternoon wereii
Balothenhaod Choir from West-
Cslipchase.
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Fred Ross.
Mr. and, Mrs. Wallace, Beal-
Miss Sandra Hutchins ss E!u=
nice Roy and, Missi, Pihbrass
�E3ioy,
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music. Everyone welcome.
mont, were weekend visitors with
Gioderich. Serving in 'the evening
Guy Madison and John Hodiak
IWMS Rally at Knox
,
-Featuring the Largest ,ide Screen In Huron County
Ten More Pupils
Mr' and Mrs. Fid Davies.
were' Marlene Easam, 'Donna Wal-
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RETIREMENT INCOME
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Missionary Society of ,Knox Un-
,ted Church will, comarnence in the
Bonnie and Hamad Jardin, who
have been, their
den. Helpdng to show the gaffts
SEA DEAD ONE EXCEPT FOR
Sunday School room of the church,
Thursday'and Friday . August 28 and 29
Expected at Hensall
p
v;isiitiang grand-
,parents,, Mr. and Mrs. William
Straugb,an have returned hone.
and trousseau in the 'afternoon
were Mrs. Harold Mc•Cli
Miss, Ruth Cook Miss Ea hail e'
NiS
CONNECT/ONS AY
and Bar'.bara MacKay. The offer -
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A MAN CALLED PETER
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An *increase or 10 pupils ds ex-
Mr. and Wfrs. Ed Stoltz, New
Dundee, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
and
Jefferson, las they evening were
Mrs. Lloyd McCldncch,ey, Mrs, liar -(Colour)
(Cinemascope) .
pected hi, the enrolment at Hen-
Stoltz on Saturday.
old McClinchey, Mdss Geraldine,
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Richard Todd and Jean `Peters
s'ala Public School, according to
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland,
1-iarburn, Mass, Ruth Cook and
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Principal Robert Reaburan,
North Bay, spent the weekend
Mrs. John Forster•.(.ONE
CARTOON.).
The staff W1111 include one new
with the lady's mother, Mrs. C.
Thee hellping dnn the kitchen in
member. Erdc• Mansfield, London,
M. Stnaughan.
the afternoon were, Mss. 'George�—
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Saturday OgLy • August 30
will succeed Mrs. Robert P. Allan,
Brumfield.teato
Mrs. Pentland -has just returned
firom a six weeks, conducted tour
'England
Wilkin, Mrs. W. J. Craig, Mrs.
Wdlaiam Mo -mitt and in ,the even-
CITIES SERVICE
art FI
GUNS OF FORT.PETTiCQAT
The teachers and their grades
Th
etc.
ing Mrs. Lloyd Walden, Mrs. Ray
are:
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Robert-
E'asom and Mdss� Viola Thompson.
(Colour)
Principal Reabunnl, seven and
son who have been visiting their
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Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rob-
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Missionnx• Socio
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Mrs. John Houston hoer
FOR EVERYTHING IN
Audie Murphy and Kathryn Grant
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t• Mrs. Mazy M. Baugh;
d1gh. ,
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, ertson and Mr. and Mrs William
ave
home for the, August meting of
i PETROLEUM 6
3 STOOGE COMEDY - (One Cartoon)
Brucefield, five and six; Mr. Mans-
Straughan, have returned- to Cop-
the Women's Missionary Society
— — —— — — — — — -- -- —
fiefd, three and four; Mrs. Idabel
Shdrray, RR 2, Hensall two and
per Cliff.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur and
af Knox Presbyterian Church. Thee
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Sunday Midnete &Monday—Aug. 31, Sept.
three; Mas. Beryl E1gae, RR
Mrs. Hellen Scone
3, family !are holidaying at Bogus
Beach.
President, 1VIrs. Wes Bcadnbck pre-
pre -
sided and gave the tial to wor-
D.
""OPERATION MAD BALL..
Kippers, one;
ship with Mrs, A. MacKay at
(part-tlime), .kindergarten.
Guest Ministers
the, piano. The devotional period
Jack Lemmo Er' K M' k
Next Sunda Au t 31 at was am charge oaf Mass' Ruth Daer n ie ovacs — is ey ooney
Knox United Church; Rev. William
who mead the Scripture-, gave med-
ARE YOU INTERESTED
and Kathy Grant
r,, Dorchester, tarot min-
nation on same and offered a Y
3 STOOGE COMEDY (One Cartoon)
inter of Colborne Street United
inter Streassiet
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Church, London, will preach at
The, minutes; of the previous
Tuesday and Wednesday Se t� 2 and 3
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11. a.m. aind, at s parr. Rev. Wil-
meeting were read, by the sec-
INCOME TAX
.� a
aiam Fdngland (re'bired minister),
Niagara FaRs The
retary, Mrs. A. Zetherlaavd' and
the tre'asurer's, report by Mrs. F.
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THRESHOLD OF SPACE
will preach.
Balothenhaod Choir from West-
Ross. A solo was: ,given by Marg -
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field United Church will provide
'arr't Haines.
(Colour) (Cinemascope)
music. Everyone welcome.
Miss, Mary Houston showed sli-•
des
Guy Madison and John Hodiak
IWMS Rally at Knox
on' SpotLight on Home Mis-
sdons" with Mrs. D. A. MacKay
(ONE CARTOON)
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The .Fiala •Rallly of the WoanaWs
as! :commentator. These pictures
RETIREMENT INCOME
Two Shows Nightly — Rain or Clear
Missionary Society of ,Knox Un-
,ted Church will, comarnence in the
were very instructive, showing the
wank of home missionaries. A
BONDS ARE TAX
Box Office Open at 8 p.m. —First Show at Dusk
Sunday School room of the church,
duet wase ,given by Joan Weir
DEDUCTIBLE
CHILDREN UNDER 12 IN CARS FREE
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at 2.30 p.m., Tuesday, September
0 'Ph tt h
and Bar'.bara MacKay. The offer -
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e coanrnx, ee nn c arge are ",6 was received iby Jam Bennett For Information it ou
Mrs W. T. Robison, Mrs. C. and, Miss! Ruth Daer gave the of- Obligation
M. iStmawghan, Mrs. H. Webster, fertory ,prayer.
Miss S. Carter, Mrs. K. McDougal, The September meeting will be Phone HU 2-6693
Mrs. William Dodd. All the ladies held .at the home of Mrs. Fred
of the congregation are invited. Ross. The meeting closed wilth H.
E. HARTLEY
Shower Held prayer, Mrs. Ed, Davies presided
for the Ladies' Add'. Mrs. Roy Daer
A. miscellaneous shower was held gave the secretary's report. Canada Life Assurance Co.
in the school room of Knox United Lunch was served by the host -
Church Friday night in honour of ess assisted by Miss, Mary Hous -
Miss, Gladys McCldnehey, bride -el- ton.
ect of this month. Mrs. Kenneth
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-McDouga presided :for a program
which opened with comanunity
singing leid; by Mins. Fred Plae'tzer
with Mrs. R. J. Phillips. at the
Plano, . A :reading was, given ' by. '
Mrs. Donald Fowler. Misses ° Joan
and June Mills sang a duet with
guitar accomlpanimen,t. A piano
sola was given by Mrs. ,Margaret
A. Jackson.
A .contest was conducted by
Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett, Mrs. Ever-
ett Taylor contributed- a mouth.•
organ number accompanied by
Mrs.. K. McDougal. A salvo by Mrs,
G. �Chamney; reading by Mrs. El-
liott Lapps; ;duet by ,Marsha and
Marty Koopman and a reading by
Mrs. Ernest Durnin were, included
in -the program,
Mrs. Ted East escorted the guest
of honor to the platform. and pin-
ned; ,a corsage on her and seated
her in a decorated chair, Miss
Elisa .Gross read an,address ex -
tending congratulations and best
�iS�ru•.di�E�.,,:ed.�rnn. rs., aF-
McDougal, Ruth Moss, Carol Br-
onwyn, M:arae, Letherland presented
her with many useful iand lovely
gifts.
Gladys thanked everyone and
inN.ited' those- present to a tronas -
Beau 'tea on Saturday,
Trousseau Tea
A ;troussean tea was held at the
home ct Mr. and Mrs,, Said MOM- in-
chey, on Saturday, August 23 from
two to five in, the afternoon and
from seven to nine thirtd in the
evening.
The bride -elect received the
gnze'sts, assisted by her mother and
Mrs. George Hutchins, Goderich..
The roonns were pprettdly decor-
ated with. pink and white streams-
err :and wedding bells. The du`ni.ng
room table wwnas centred Mth sdly-
or candelabra and l ghted pink
and white candles in the evening.
Beautiful floral ,bouquets of roses
and gladioli were very attractive
an'd mucin, appreciated.
Those pouring tea in the after-
noon were Mrs. Richard Cousins
and Mrs. Alf Hoy, Ooderich,, &1d
in the evening were Mrs. Charles
