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fern. -where #'hylliw•"Barbour recti
an address of r.ongx4111letione and'
good Wishes :and Tonna. Forster
Made the preaefltatior}
lStantiai ,purse of 'noneYr.
FINAL NIGHT 1 ;
Id fui, -
�. x..,l action -packed variety
ill" Lions 202nd Annual
mer Carnival
PARK, ;SAFO.. (.
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2. r
Iling Vaudeville entertainment for the
'finial night. A •
ICING •BINGO •- A�
• G MES
rS FOR VALUABLE PRIZES
ZES
Midway with 2 new senaatianal rides:
as Ferris Wheel
and: . �/(
err Go .
Round.
• -a,
Program at 8.$Q p.rn. •
25c ` Children lionh en funder 12 Free •
sission to Persons .holding, advancer. ate
;admission and a:
.. .. r w tickets.
as for -Lion
d s W altars and Pool: Mainten{anee.
'.; v* ,M.1Mctilabb.
firewell Service
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Rev. %woke: McN*bb will, preach
hie' f140e ell ;sermon in the Presbr-
terlaaiSi phureh, having. received •a
Bali to /Pert MOO PrOebyteriau,
CBurch,•where•he will be indueted
qn T,hursd0... August -29th.
ST, HELENS
Jitnmy ; 4nd Judy Wilson of Ex-
ate[ are ,holiday visitors with their
cousin, ferry WOW). •
Mr, Jim Kew ot)a.nan
Hid u g .....z►oin gave
a fine thought praivgking address
On 11 •Missionary, theme at ,the ser -
We 4e the Un ted GMoo on
Sun-
day morning. e t S.ydayMr. C
.
Fingland of 'Wtnghar will be .the
guest speaker.
Miss. W. D. Rutherford Was a
visitor in
Toronto fora few days
last, weak,
Mr. Jas. Ramage of Asquith,
Soak., renewed old •acijuaintances,
in:the community.
• Misses ,Lou and Ruth Webb and
Marvin .McDonald' are home after.
eoinpleting sunnmer, courses at
Hamilton, London and Toronto re
apectively, -
Miss Anna Stuart of Toronto is
/if,:e
s roding•' a week ac do
pa v a , n with
and Mrs.. George Stuart,
(Intendedfor last week)
• Ivan McQuiilin • of Elmira, is
spending a two weeks' holiday at
his ;home here. '
Miss Margaret Miller was home
from, .Stratford .for the week -end.
Valerie and Patsy Rat of Bel,
wood and Nora Leeson of London
have , been holiday Visitors with
Mr.; and Mrs, Jas. Curran and
Nancy. 1
BUJEY.ILE
Tacit k o,�'tp •C. , DtteWilts
is
Visiting at his home !fere, prior
to being posted Ste
Miss. >Phyllin. 7 ilicitt is Visiting ini
baentoGe
n er�?ospetaiMiss MaryIiscnr is in Wing='=,
,from al/04000 operation
YYisitore on,Su day whrh..Maa, and
Mrs vitt H., McKinnon. were Mr,
and Mrs, 'Fred Pgbie, of Qua w4,
and Mrs. Alex Armstrong, of :Brus<�
ls,.
Norman ,Mp 'inn ;has returned
tram av
visit'
atA
cton
Mary VanWy.ck, Of Waterlog,
and Linda and. Julie. Street, Of Lis,
Owe/. ,have been spending a ;holi-
daY• at :the.. hemp .of ,Miss Mary
Duff, They . returned to their
homes on Sunday with Lloyd Van-
Wyck and ehitdren, Peter, Lloyd
and Anne, of Waterloo,
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Mather,s of
Kincardine, visited relatives . here.
On Sunday,
Miss McNabii, of Tpronto, le
visiting at the manse with her
brother, ;Rev, Maurice McNabb.
A'familY gathering was ;held re-
cently at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Stanley Darling to celebrate
two birthdays= of their daughter;
Mrs,Charles � ar es Campbell of Morris
and that of Mrs, Leslie Harkness,
of Mildmay, Guests were; Mr, and
Mrs, Charles Campbell. and .child-
ren; Mr. and Mrs. George Darling
and Son; Donald and Harry Dar-
ling, of Toronto, Jim Darling,. of
Gravenhurst; .Mrs, Nellie Harper,
of Belmore; Miss • Ella MacDon-
ald. of Guelph; Billy Padfield' of
Mount Forest; Mit, and Mrs. Leslie
Harkness; of Mildmay; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Harkness and Mr. and
Mrs Bruce Harkness, of Clifford;
JNST. HEARS TAtK'
ON ME.
TAL. HEALTH
BJiV YALE, : 4'he Womest's• In-
stitute held an evening :meeting ;et
the home of Mrs. Carl Johnston on
Auirust 8th. The president,. Itfis!Ii
Ruby Duff, presided. The foil call
was ansWered .by naming foods to
eat for health and good 'humor,
There were discusalons• :on rens
yatiang, the basement of the corm
munity hall, and; also on; .pians for
holding the Tluron Calux,ty• Pall
Rally, in Q'cteber, Mrs., Carl
Johnston, oDistri.ct DireFtor, Mrs.
Stanley Parling and Miss Margaret
Cprtos gave reports of :the bast
Huron district ' annual meeting;
held in Fordwich .in June.
Miss Margaret Curtis was eon-
vener of .the ,meeting, the theme
being "Health", and . gave 'an in-
teresting' paper on "Mental Health".
Mrs, W:.,1. Peacock gave a' demon
Stratton on various types; of band-
aging. Miss Eleanor Sm ith con-
tributed piano solos,.. Refresh-
ments were served by the com-
mittee, Mrs, Jas, Johnston, Miss
Emma Johnston, Mrs.;A. D. Smith.
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Lint, • of
Mildmay,
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Strachan; of
Brussels, were recent visitors with
Mrs. Andrew Lamont;
There will bc."no'service in the
United Church next Sunday, Aug-
ust 25th. On September first,
R. A. Brook will preach after .ye -
turning from his vacation.' Rev.
Iiearn, of Gorrie; has supplied
the pulpit very acceptably for
three Sundays.
Turnb uuy Board
Regular Meeting
The regular meeting of tile 'Jrr rw
.berry `aLwp, BOW Area was held,
at No. 5 .school on :August I5kh• at
ii,30 P.m, All members were pre,,
Sent ea well as Inspector Kinkead
and Mr. Geo, Adalus,. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
end: On motio) of > ardie and
Kirton were ,adopted.
Mr, •,Adams was present .re trans-
portation for his chili to school
and the board instructed the sec-
retarr treasurer to 109k after
sane, The .following letter was.
read from the Board of Education;
That section 5. of the Schools Act
WWI amended .effective April 2nd,
/,957.
J. Right to Attend Public School:
Subsection •1N of •Section '5 is re-
enacted to.make it clear` that the
child must rave reached the age
of 6; before the 31st of December
in any year to have the right to be
admitted after the ieommeneement
of school In September in <•tiie
following year, and provides for
the payment of cost if the board
does not operate the ,school,
Motion by' Powell" .and Linn
that the following bills be paid,
Carried. Bill Falconer, labor,
040; Advanee»Tnes adv„ ,
1.
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Cecil Walpole, labor,
Motion by Hardie and Powell.
that meeting adjourn, next meeting'
to be on Sept. 19th at 8.30 p,n},
Bert Holmes, ,.Alex Corrigan,
Chairman. See. -Trees,
Banff the Beautiful is the home
of the School pf Fine Arts, a pro-
jectof the University of Alberta,
and starting point for pack trips
andhiking expeditions into the`
more remote regions.
•
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peniiig. oF
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M�dern Hotel
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Entertainment'
Banquet Facilities For Up To 400.
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Entertaini
Mission Band
i trot iV I 11 -•=Tine 'W',M.l ., of the
Pilteratle Presbyterian Church i)eld
their Aagarst meeting in the .5.
roorxr of tine .chthrclr rs.R. ,T.:
Mclvtlirra y, prRsidenq, preei jed,
'.i'be opebiing omititt wan "`Jesus,;
Pills V Thine:" The roll call Was
answered with a Eibie verse be.
ginning with letter A. .
It was decided to ahold' the
Autumn sectional meeting in ltiew
vale, Pians were made* .for • the
kali thankoffering meeting,
At the ;conclution of the business
MTs, Wm, Eistan presided and an
interesting programme was pre,
rented by the Mission Band and;
Explorers, which included reef-:
tatians, piano solos and piano
duets, and a play, "Saul and
David". Refreshments were sere
ed' at, the close .of the meeting.
Mission Band,
ffearslof KOrea
B1.41E .A;i'.F The Mission Band
met in the United Church on
Tuesday,
August 13th, in charge of
Mrs. W. f. • Johnston and Miss
Margaret Curtis. There were 20
in attendance, : The roll call was
answered by naming a fruit, Anne
Peacock gave the prayer for miss
sionaries.
Grace Mothers gave a review of
the last chapter of the study book,
Susan Sellers gave a peace item,
J,inda Street and Susan' Bellers
collected the offering. Miss Marg-
aret Curtis continued the story of
Korea from the study book, Terry
Johnston was appointed to make
comments on the chapter for the
next meeting.. •
WROXETER
Dr. and Mrs. M, T. Macfarland,
of Winnipeg and Dr. Frank Allan
of Boston, Mass., spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Allan .of Montreal at •the family
residence.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bennett,
Gary and Joan of Walton spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs, Percy
Coupland. Mr. and Mrs, Wni. 1Vlerk-
ley and George of Belmore, were
visitors at the same home: •
Mr. Stuart Coupland and Miss
Joyce Robinson spent .tile week-
end. at Harvey Coupland's.
Misses Berva • Gallaher, Donna
Coupland and Thelma Bennett
spent last week. at Port Elgin.
Mrs. Mel Gowing has her aunt
from the West visiting with her,
also her mother, . Mrs, Woodsee,
from near Drayton.
Mr, and Mrs." Ken Orr returned
from a week's vacation to Quebec
,arid through the'Stdtes. •
WHITECHURCI a
(Intended for last week)
Mr. Melville Beecroft of Otter-
viile, has been visiting at the home
of his brother,` Mr. Gilbert Bee-
croft,
Miss Barbara Gaunt of Ottawa
spent last week at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaunt.
Mt. and Mrs. Gaunt, Barbara and
Johnt were in• Stratford on Wednes-
day' last, where they. attended the
play "Hamlet" at the Shakespear-
ean Theatre..
Mr. Jim . Gaunt, who has been
working for International Nickle
during' his vacation, was for some
time at the northern part of Hud-
son Bay, where they had a blizzard
in July, Eskimos use their dog
teams all year round at this place
and helicopters are used for survey
work.
Mr. and Mrs, George Solomon,
Bonnie and, Barry of I}ornings
Mills spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Solo-
man.
Five cows belonging to Mr. And
xew Ritchie who has rented Mr.
James Wilson's farm, escaped
through the board fence along
the railroad tracks last Wednesday
night and were killed by the late
train,
Mr, and Mrs. Tobi Jantzi and
children of Milverton visited or
Sunday with Mrs, David Kennedy
and with Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Fisher
Sandra Fisher returned home with
them to have a holiday.
Mrs, Cecil 'Skinner of Exeter and
her grandson, Billy Denham, Kirk -
ton, spent the week -end at the
hoixie of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ma-
son, Mr, and Mrs, Mason and Mr
and Mrs, Fleming Johnston of
Bluevale, with other relatiyrs 'rem
Kincardine, Winston, lateen ane?
Seaferth were in London on Satur-
day, where they attended the Rea..
Masai' nuptials at Empress Avenue
United Ciirirch, The reception .for
SO guests Was held in the chore!'
parlors.
Rev, J, Clements of Palmerston
hits boon taking the services • at the
Presbyterian nhtireh here this
mouth, for Rev. Ii.. 'T, A, Marshall
Rev. alid Mrs. Chas, D. Cox Or
Millbank visited on Sunday with
Miss Olive Terriff.
1Vtr. and Mrs, '!"toss :Sli'tith And
baby Kathy of Toronto spent last
week -end with her parents, Mr, and
xv1rs, Atissell Chapman.
Mrs, Allah 'turner spent Iasi
ween -end at the home or her bro
theiy Mr. Sohn Smith of Teetwater.
OptIon4irt
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of more J • p
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"blue chi,_aa securi%
ties fora llttie ;a}:
$1,000., For full
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1 tarinatioll see your
Investors Syndicate
representative.
Thos. A.',Jardin•• r
Phone 147 •
WIN(HAM, ONT.
John W. Waines
R.R. S, LISTOWEL •'
Phorie 1042
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at Downie's -- knowitt��!
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pendable, , satisftdictio
assured,
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TRUES. FRI. AUG-, 22 $S'
"TEN TALL MEN" .. ,
" Technicolor
Burt Lancaster '
Judy Lawrence•
plus
"Rogues of
Sherwood Forest"
Technicolor
John Derek Diana Lynn
l•!
SATURDAY, AUG. 24
"POWDER RIVER'S
Technicolor
Rory Calhoun w Corinne City rt"
"WHO DUNN
Benny 73ill - Belinda Lee
The Comedy Riot of the 5t'ra ';
• St)NDA'. t, MIDhi;ft 4t ija r.' 26'
MON,DAIX, AUG 26
. "CALYPSO. JOE' .
Roth Jefferies.Ahgie .1'ahekinagli,''
plus
"Hot Rod Rumble"3{ir.
neigh Sndwdeti and
Richard s at+tunlen w.
".ICk)ES, w 'WED. AAA 27
"BRUTE FORCE"
(Adult) • phos k.
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