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GENTI-EMENS CLUB
NEWS ,ITE,M8
Like a song that is over but the
melody lingers on, so be it with
the Centennial Celebration. No
one doubts it was the best parade
ever seen in western Ontario and
I Want to thank everyone who
helped ine. I received minor help;
from some, major help from
some, and some were as helpful
as a Otani( at a garden party,
Elven. Ivan Campbell and Frank
Thompson tried to help. I recall
one day in particular, bran came
In about eleven o'clock, mull of
coffee, I says, Ivant've been here
since six o'clock this moraing
Will you get me Rev, Johnston's
Great
Ontario
Adventure
Vacations
Sainte-Marie among
the Hurons, at Midland
Champlain Country
On a Champlain Country Ad-
venture Vacation, you and your
family gain firsthand histori-
cal insights, in a setting of natural
splendour. From the Ottawa
River to island-sprinkled
Georgian Bay„ you follow where
intrepid. Samuel de Champlain
explored, more than three centuries
ago. Inspect the. Officers'
Quarters Museum at Penetangui.
shene. Browse around Orillia's
Leacock Memorial Home.
See the awesome Bonnechere
Caves. For camping, canoeing,
fishing—or making friends
with wildlife—you have 3000
square miles of unspoiled wilder-
ness in Algonquin Park. alone.
Among the Muskoka Lakes,
Kawarthas and sylvan Haliburton,
are dozens of luxurious
modern resorts.
You'll find a Champlain Country
Adventure Vacation richly
rewarding for every member of
your family, Find out more about
it by mailing the coupon below.
Addregs
City Zone .Pr:Ov.,,
Ontario • DepartMent of Tourism
& information
telephone number? Without hog-
tation he wrote it down on a
slip of paper, Good old Ivan. it
was the wrong number, of course,
but lie tried, Another day I told
Frank Thompson 1 hadn't had a
smoke for four hours. tic im-
mediately lit, a cigarette and put
it to ray lips, wrong end, but it
helped, I couldn't, entolie for three
days, TurVey came every other
day, so did Rev, Braby. to Linde
what, Turvey had done the day
before. Two other committee
ladies came too, They paraded like
an Orange Walk, hack of the big
windows, so everyone could See
theni, one with an unused MOP,
the other an unused broom, Then
thay had coffee and there ,Avere
dirty cups,, spilled sugar, and lip
stick all over the place, Themp-
son ordered me and. Turvey out
one afternoon to get an antique
ariicle. He called it a corn cob
husker. When we got there it
turned out to be the size of an old
,leant engine, only heavier.
The ni,:„gt,st failitre was the old
Tynie Centennial. Dance, Bight
People asked me, toy have one. All
bad the same story, quote, my
wife wont go where they serve
liquer. Quote, I won't go If there is
drinking, Quote, If its dry I will
bring my whole family, etc, etc,
Noe one. not one, of these temp-
erance liars attended, and Only
two committee members, Thomp-
son had to carry two boxes of
tomatoe plants into Lowe's store,
four hours it took, and he had
help. Campbell had no excuse.
Him and that young Bernard
were jnst Dilly Dallying around.
Never again will I be so foolish
as to try to help a bunch of Home
Drinkers.
The epeaker for the Sunday
evening service was a good
talker, he also was a splendid
financier, or vice versa.
The United Church hasn't as
yet ,paid their Nut. In carnival
language this means the Privelege
of being allowed a booth. Not
only that, but us Presbyterians
made the pies.
George Banker never got into
the parade. Hits team Of jack-
asses objected, There the three
of them stood blocking the` road-
way. George doesn't look all to-
gether like the other two jack.
asses. His ears aint long enough,
Yes it was a real success,
Special thanks to MrS, Clark
Matheson and Mrs, Leach as top
workers in the -WOMett'S division:,
The clergy Were tops for the men,
except men of course. The old
tyme girls beat our present ball
team. This' made Whitey Scott
and Ken. Ashton tett years yeting-
er and Mel ,Tacklin twenty years
older, The soccer or as we oalted
football ; game Was O.K, but
10 years ago me arid' Bid Bell,
Mcnno Jackson, (laity Wilson,
Prank Kelly, could have whipped
both tettilis, I would have played
Centre, forward and left half back
and right fOrWard and kept an
eye on goal.
See you at the nest Centennial
celebrattiniii.
Bye for now
Tratlifililly Yours,
t. K. F.
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
MinieterA Rev. A. M. Johnston
e,A.
Organist: Mrs. Fred Scephen&on
NO SERVICE IN
IL-GU sT
MELVILLE
YTE.R1A N CHURCH
Minister
REV, C. A. McCARROLL
A.M. 'Public Worship
The Shepherd Psalm Series
7. "The Table Before Me"
Organist; M. Thompson A.R.C.T,
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Parish Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, B.A,, L.Th r
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussels
Organist — Mrs B., Elliott
8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
11.00 a.m. Matting
SAINT ALBAN'S 66r,
SAINT DAVID'S — ATWOOD
0:30 a.m. Iillattins
CRAINER.00K
Mx, and Mrs. Clare Veatch,
Marie and Janet, spent several
days at Grand Bend.
Miss Sheila Stricker is spend-
ing a week as conusellOr at Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron and
family visited in, Midland for sev-
eral days.
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Dunn spent
a few days at Expo.
Mr. Kid. Geislet, Fraser, Mich,
and Miss Martha Jdechke, Tor-
onto, visited here the past week.
Stanley Cal:110)01, Placentia,
California; was renewing ac-
quaintances in this district.
Lylle Gordon and Mrs.
Mary Baker, LiStowel, are taking
a trip by train to Vancouver and
other points,
Misses. Beverley lilvatis and
Maxine Sinalldon, Kitchener,
spent the weekend at their hoines
here.
Mr, and MTS. Frank Smith Were
lit Fertelon Falls, for the holiday
Weekend,
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon. Engel and
family and Mr. and Mrs, Doug
Evans and girls spent the week
earl at P,erford Lake.
Mr, and Mrs; Otto May and
Elsa, Simeee, visited With Mrs.
T4ylla Gordon.
Mr. and MI'S.: George Turnbull
of North Bay, were Weekend
visitors With. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley
Fischer.
Rev, James lierrie 8. A., left
last week for his charge at MI,
Alta., after a month's h011a
day at his home in Grey
WALTON
Mr, and Mrs, Eimerson
Mitchell and f.antly spent the,
weekend at Kincardine.
11/1r. and WS. William Zoeger
of Niagara-on-the-Lake were re-
cent Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Ennis,
Mr; and 'Mrs. Douglas Lawless
and Dianne of Burlington and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Wal-
la.Cebtirg, visited recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Turnbull.
Fit. Lieut. and Mrs. John Beer,
David, Johnnie and Steven of
Winnipeg were visitors with Mr.
and. Mrs. Emerson Mitchell and
other relatives in this area.
Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Delion
and Kimberley Ott, Kitchener
have been visiting with Mr. and.
Mrs. Frank Walters.
Mrs. Jeff Livingstone and
Kevin and Mts. Roger Hunt and
Janice of Preston were visitors
for a few days with the former's
father, Malcolm Fraser,
Mr. and MrS. Herbert Kirkby
and family, Woodstock, have been,
holidaying with his father,
Frank Kirkby and With Mr. and
Mrs, Douglas Kirkby.
Mr. and Mrs. Vted Martin,
13:a,triett and Paul, Bichineind
Hill, were visitors with Mr. and
Mt s. Clarence Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dennis
moved to their new holtie in
Stratford. Mr. and Mrs, Mervin.i
Smith Of AlliSton, 'Who' ptirchaSed
the Dennis farm will, With their
family, take up residence there
in the near futnte,
fir. and Mrs, Etarold Belot,
With Mrs, James Sanderson of
WroXeter, Mrs, Thonitit. PrYee
and Mrs. Earle Papule, of Sea.
fettli Were recent visitors in
SAAR Ste'. Marie and Richard's
Landing where they visited with
itiadves.
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Any girl bewteen the ages of
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AuguSt 12th, 1967,
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RETURN OF
THE SEVEN
Color
(Adult Entertainment)
SUNDAY ,M1DNITE
August 13
Show Starts Eleven.
THE GIRLS
ON THE BEACH
Color
Featuring: The Crickets
— Plus
BEACH BALL
Color
Ed. Byrnes, =Chris Noel,
The Suprernes
Mon., Tues., Aug. 14 15
Peter Sellers
AFTER THE FOX
Victor IVIature
Color
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