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The Chiselhurst IIS
Anniversary will be held next
Sunday at 2 p.m. . •
Persots
ne 1 form d
Ater 'f _XI
e to I hapten of Beta
begun their first
lit ome of SO-
off Bayfield.
` began with the
Bit: • wring the
Meeting it was
that their main
roject would be :a
;o Huronview to use
+ex` t#ey please,
tErwill ca'rnpai,$a
the Vidian Arthritis
Rhe atism Society's
k drive. The
iabera are also volun
g their time to the
itat cart service.
r one was pleased with
`results 0f" the bake sale
held' on the Labour 1 ay
weekend.
'members were asked
to ' deet material for -
year's culture, programs, the
theme c f which is "The
Modern World". The culture
program was g ve t by Audra
Kernp on the kinnds..of com-
munications in our modern
world ane " their place in
forming our opinions.
The businessMeeting was
then adjourned and every'
repeated- the closin►
and joined h a
mispab. , lunch w a
served bythe hostess.
The senior citizens group in
Zurich asked Stanley
township councilat its Sep-
tembe:r meeting if any
Stanley residents wish to join.
their group. Thor provincial
government pays 9214 per-
eenr"of the group's expenses
and the village of Zurich pays
the other 7% percent. If any
Stanley residents ' take -ad-
vantage of Zurich's offer, the
Stanley council has agreed to
pay a corresponding portion
of the vines',' % percent.
Council 459 received an
application from the
proprietor of the Wildwood
motel just south of Bayfteld
for approval or establish a SD
unit trailer park with CM*
piete facilities behind the
motel. Council has made no
decision on this request as
yet. '
Six applications under the
shoreline properties
protection act were accepted
1by Stanley cauncit-dor a, total
,0t$15; i. Theses t
Web, applications received:
and accepted by the council..
A tile .Oral loan for .54,
was accepted. The accounts
were: Stanley general
$48,700; Stanley roads
$1.8,975; two tile drain loam
$6,400. -
Gerry Sneath had the..
misfortune to fracture his
right thumb while__ playing
football at school last week.
His hand will be in a casUor a
month. _
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Schwalm, Mrs. Daisy
Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth
Volland were Mrs. Margaret
T orndike of Clinton, who
1 wl ng: on a Kitchener
s as Sato ay
w o. last t ;"Mr.
rd
n Mrs. Gary Finlayson
and Mrs, Wtnnia skew.
Sim. Roobal
i ed Mr, Anthony
Galderland. in Ridgetown lest
o? y. n Sunday, ae-
+ pnpa ed by Mrs:. 3'.M,
,Glenn of Exeter, they at -
AnniVersary Service
area where Dr. Goth- of
London was the guest speaker
and afterwards were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin Hayter, Varna.
Heasall
Livestock sales
Supply consistedmainly of
heifers and steers, demand
was fait and 'prices were
lower. Fat _cattle: heifers,
537-539, top to 542; steers, W-
$41, top to $.41.60. Pigs;
weanlings 533441 ; chunks 545-
555.
Visit I
tzol ur1
+ Relaxing
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BAYCIEI,,Q Rtlr. GOGERICtl ."
sta771 I
'the G ashen United Church
m
Stanley township, south of
�Vaa, is losing a tradition
....ham ralresi y.......:dYsap
geared from every church in
the area its outhouse.
The church congregation
has decided to donate enough
*money to renovate the
basement, and the
renovations will include two
bathrooms.
A new furnace is already in
place and additional kitchen
aoboards and repairs will
be done to modernize the
facilities available.
Thezcommittee in charge of
the renovations hopes to have
them completed before the
By nary Chess:.. zea 4 r UR y, cru ' t1WW CU
xpar Cs.a nniv .r ► r . of bort Elgin o'visited on
annual turkey dinner usually The Varrna\ ?lifted Chuarci Sul day villin Bill and 1
McAsti.
at the rate they are going thison Sunday with a large crowd:The Stanley Township pee
is not . too unlikely. Although in attendance wee girls were defeated by
the money is all in the'forrci of : It D G Goth f the Goderich Township girls
donations, the labor isn't as
very little of the labor is
volunteer help.
None the less, this is a
community project. And will
benefit all those' who attended
the church at any time.
It will bekind of sad to see
the old outhouse go though, if
nothing else it certainly
taught restraint and self-
control and made more than
one member of the
congregation feel just a little
bit humble.
held at the end of October and Anniversary was celebrated -
ev. r. eorge o
London was guest preacher, in a game at Holmesville on
and titled his thought - Sunday.
provoking message 'For
Such a Time as This".
Several messages in song
were brought to us by the
talented- -barbershop guar-
- tette, #The Town and Country
Four, aftd by Mrs. Campbell
and Mrs. Townsend, all of the
Seaforth area.
The committee for the next
UCW meeting has invited
Mrs. Marie McGavin of
Walton to tell of her ex-
periences at Alma College
this past summer. Please
remember, the date for this
meeting has been changed to
Sept. 30.
will be held at
at 7:00 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER:
MR. DONALD '1141. I NSLEY, PRES.
OF MIT. DIVISION CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
Community notes
Mrs. Percy Harmon of
Echo Baty, Mrs. Stelia Mit-
chell and sons Tom*ay and
Brian of Sault Ste. Marie
visited over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock
Morrison and family.
Mc and Mrs. Edgar Munn
retuned borne after spending
a week with their daughter
and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs.
Don Gooding at Parkhill and
with their granddaughter
Muss Debbie Gooding, a
registered nurse .who was
holidaying from Moose
Factory.
Rev. Don Beck will conduct
the 116th Anniversary service
at Chiseihurst United church
on Sunday' September 26th at
2t p.m. Special: music by Mrs.
Grace Campbell d Mrs.
Ruth Townsend, Seaforth,
followed by a social hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shaddick
and Mark of London spent the
weekend with the forrner's
mother Mrs. Pearl Shaddick.
ilL‘rr ft' Pr' o e• w- a dr' fi ls.,r Or' !!` !t' pe. it (� lk f?' A` N` P` 0`
By Mrs. .F.Beyry
Mr. T and Mrs. Lawrence
Smiley and Erin visited for a
few days with their cousin
Ms. V. Berry.
Mrs. A. Paterson and
daughter, Ina; Mr. and Mrs.
A. Cubbin, Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Sholdice; Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Sholdice,
London were guests of Mrs.
Paterson and attended the
Hill - Raymond wedding in
Briucefield United Church,
Saturday.
The many friends of Mrs.
Menenary, Bayfield are sorry
to learn that she fell and
fractured her hip and Is a
patient in Clinton Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs_ Gordon
Elliott, London spent , the
week in Brucefield and
Clinton, and visited their aunt
Mrs. Menenary.
A good crowd attended
the"lunch :s served" on
Tuesday evening. `Group one,
Tuckeisrnith UCW were in
charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Cribbin and
Mrs. E. Paterson were
visiting with Dr. and Mrs.
Terry Kairns and family,
Timmins this week.
• FILL YOUR PLATE
ATI.ULTS
CHILDREN (12 s Under) 11.4
EVERY SOth CUSTOMER
WILL DINE FREE OF CHAR E
.... compliments of Mrs. Watkins.
Come dine in my kitchen, and. tei
harequet facil�itier.'Stating
ir"*"*"""""*'*1""r"e".
THE i»sco"L SU
ENTERTAINMENT FROM
$ p.m. to 1 'a.rn. NIGHTLY
GETTING RED
LMS Mrs. Watkins prepare your
Bridal meet; at prises only a
mother can appreciate.
Because of the closing*" Goderich arena. the annual Goderich Car Show will be
combined with the Clinton Auto Dealers for Auto Show '77 at
Chevrolet -Oldsmobile
Lorne Brown MotMotor .
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Chrysler -Plymouth
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Chrysve Dong
• Schutz Motor plies
Toyotar
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