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by Bioncbe peeves
A large congregation
,from. Wesley -Willis
United, Churcb and
Holmesville United
Church.gathered at Camp
Menesetung,, north of
Godes ieh, for their an-
nual outdoor service and
piic on Sunday, June
V. The • worship service
was, under the direction of
the minister the Rev,
John pestreicher. • The.
1 ill'Church.
Wesew x _s u r .
band and Cathie Potter
on her accordion brought
a joyful note to worship.
The Wesley -Willis Senior
Choir under the direction
Of Mary Hearn and the
Holrnesville Ladies
Chorus 'under the
direction of Hugh Lobb
gave an added touch to
the ministry of music.
During the service, Lorna
and Barry Miller
presented their daughter
Melissa Jean for bap-
tism.
MAY" JUNE
o �. n1doer
Following the service a
potluck dinner under the
leadership of Barb Hicks
was enjoyed by all, The
dining hall was filled to
capaetty with a good.
number of • people eating
in the . out-of-doors.
overlooking the lake,
During the dinner hour
prizes Were given to Mrs,.
,Anna wise. for eldest
'person present, Christine
.Bosrnan l for youngest,
Laureen Craig, who
celebrated her birthday
on the 22nd and Marie
•
and Gerry Black for
wedding anniversary
celebrations closest to the
picnic date. Don Andrews
received the United
Church fitness award for
travelling by bicycle
from Clinton to. the
campsite. An after dinner-
story
innerstory as told by Marilyn
Oestreicher assisted by
Barb Norman, Bill Craig
and Roland Gerig
brought much laughter to
conclude the meal.
Enterprising Seniors
visit at .Huronview
About 25 Enterprising
Seniors of Goderich
Township last week
enjoyed a day at;,
Huronview. In the af-
ternoon, everyone en-
joyed the music of Earl
and Martha Heywood,
followed by a delicious
supper served by the staff
of Huronview.
The Enterprising
Seniors of Goderich
Township met at the
Holmesville School
Thursday, June 19. Mrs.
Jean Lobb chaired the
meeting in the. absence of
John Dee es . The
meeting opened with
Charlotte Norman !`at the
piano,. and Mrs. ' Lobb
welcomed the members
and two visitors.
Mrs.Cudmore,-
secretary, read the.
minutes, and Fran
Powell presented the
treasurer's report.
Correspondence was read
by Irene Cudmore, and it
was decided to join the
Township picnic at the
KNECHTEL
Township Park July 9th,
with Everett Mcllwain in
charge of the program.
The sick and card
report was given by
Blanche Deeves, and .a
motion approved to meet
during the evening in
September and October.
Mrs, Lobb spoke on
Telephone network to
keep seniors in touch.
Now if we know someone
living alone, contact
them and see if they
would like to have
someone call them each
day to see -if they are in''
need of anything.
Mrs. Irene Cudmore
and Blanche Deeves took
over the program in the
absence of Ray and Alva
Cox. An: auction sale was
held with Jack Smith and
,Ed Deeves being the
auctioneers, and Marion
and Fran Powell acting
as clerks. Thi is the end
of the first year of the
Enterprising Seniors who
will meet again in Sep-
tember.
WE, RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO LIMIT QUANTITIES
MON. TULS. WED.9.6 P.M.
THo RS. & FRI 9.9 P.M.
S' I URDAY 9.6 P.M.
CLOSED TUESDAY, JULY 1ST
The races and games
for the n�were youngand not Soy
u. "
young co n ductd by
Belt Hoggarth assisted by
'.Lart"y McCliachey,; Bud
Walker, ' Bill "Dobson,
Larry Rutledge and Doug
Coventry Jeffrey
test
.reicher conducted a
jelly bean guessing.
contest which was won by
Darryl DeRuyter.
The highlight of the
afternoon was the
swimming With Jane
Coventry and Susan.
McKay acting' as
lifeguards.
This was the sixth year
for this event which has
become most popular and
meanitigfyul to Wesley -
Willis and Holrnesville
congregations. This
year's success is
rjel
thusiasm and work of
many people as well as
the co-operation of the
weatherman.
Rec news
The recreation com-
mittee is working on the
swimming progra'm.
Have you got your ap-
plication yet? Please call
Hazel McCreath 524-7436.
Swimming starts Mon-
day, June 30 at Vanastra.
Community notes
The annual Goderich
Township Barbecue to be
July 9 at the Township
Park, Rain date July 16,
the barbecue pit to be
ready by 6 p.m.
Miss Thelma Irish and
Mrs. Ena Harvey of
Florida spent. two weeks
with Barb:, and! `.Alvin
Bettles and. . visited
friends - ndt relatives in
a
the area..
Ball;; news:,
The midget bps of
Goderich Tw .:. boys
P
Londesboro in ` • ah,
exhibition game, and won
the first ame , of the
season against.Vanastra,
The Goderich Twp.
midget girls won over
Benrniller in .a close
game for the first game
of the year.
The opoderich Twp, pee
wee goys won their first
gine
against Vanastr a in
the first game of the
season. The Goderich.
Twp. squirt boys won
their first game of the
at- se�soan against Vanastra.
n= +n uy1st, the"Aubur
squirt boys play Goderich
Twp. at the new
Holrnesville diamond at 7
pm; . July 1st, Tucker -
smith squirt girls play
Goderich Twp.,
Holmesville school
dia .pond, 7 pm; and the
Goderich Twp. pee wee
game scheduled against
Bentniller at Benmiller
June 24 has been changed
to June 26. • "
On July 2, the Goderich
pee weevA boys play'
Goderich ' Twp. at
Holmesville school
diamond, 7 pm. July 11,
Auburn midget boys play
Goderich Twp. in
Holmesville new
diamond at 9 pm.
COnst
e
othin
by Mary Merner
Mr, and .Mrs. Jirn
Preszcator, 6111,; Debbie
and: ,Michael, Mr, 'and
Mrs. JoJn Jewitt, Carol,
Judy, Danny, Bill and
Paul attended the wdR*
ding of their mother and
grandmother Ella. Jewitt
to Bill Flood in Seaforth
last Saturday.'
Congratulations are
extended to the.
newlyweds'. °
Several people from the
area attended the Ontario
1 Rork' Congress held in
Stratford' from June 17-
19.
Jane Hoggart, leader of
the Explorers of Lon-
desboro, held a barbecue
at her home on Wed-
nesday, June 18 for they
girls. Eighteen Explorers
s
attended and their
assistant leader Mirzey
Hulley,
Mr. and .Mrs,. Marris
Bas,: Steven, Sharon,
Kenn. Michael Andy,
and KathyKaended the
by at
wedding reception and tion of-"
P
his brother Arnold Bos to
Anna Marie Dewan. The
wedding was, held in
Lucan on June 21st.. '
Mrs, Sohn Wanunes sr,
returned home on
Saturday from .a six week
holiday visiting„ with
friends and relatives in,
Holland and going on a
bus tour to France,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Stevenson,,- -Davis!,
Darren and Luanne
visited on Sunday with his
_._parents, Mr. and Mrs:
Gordon Stevenson of
oings '.
Tillsonburg, also with
Mr. and Mrs. Ron :Fentie
of Avon and with Mr, and
Mrs. Les ' Graves and
Mindy of St;1'honxas.
Mr, and Mrs, John
Whyte and Kerr' of
Lindsay
spent the.
weekend, with Mrs. W. L,
Whyte, Bill and Mr,
Haroold W hyteR
J..pyQuInoz?
Agriculture Canada's.
national showcase beef
and dairy herds are kept
at the Central
Experir ental Farms' in
Ottawa, They are
representative of the top
}quality beef and dairy
Cattle produced by
Canadian breeders,
9Ia4n4nWme.. .gaoat Time �
GUMP URA
A senior citizens' social held at the Vanastra ' ec
Centre last Wednesday, June 18 proved to be a
great success, and this couple demonstrated their
dancing team work. (photo by Chris Baker)
Coward'swlttiest comedy plays at Grand Bend
What has long been
declared Noel Coward's
wittiest, most observant
and -most ironic comedy
will be presented at the
Huron . Country
Playhouse. It was
previewed June 24 and 25
and opens June 26.
This is. Private Lives,
one of the world's
favorite pieces of upper-
class slapstick since
Coward anti the late
Gertrude Lawrence acted
it in New York in 1931.
Ian White (Elyot) and
Irena Mayeska.
(Amanda) will be starred
Klik 12 oz. Tin
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in this bubbling comedy. discover that coincidence
The mocking plot of has placed them in ad -
Private Lives has to do joining honeymoon suites
with a couple who had of- a resort hotel, the
once been married, got flame of their old at -
unbearably on each traction flares up once
other's nerves, thrown more, and -they "elope".
things at each other, hit Though diliriously
each other and so had happy to be together
been divorced -- and then again, their tendency to
meet again asthey start squabble also re -asserts
honeymoons with a new ( itself.,r'Solemnly they cry
set of spouses. • "Solomon Isaacs" to
Frivolously urbane and ea4.,other whenever the
cosmopolitan types, each danger -point of one of.
is pretty depressed at the their bickers looms up, as
prospects of marriage a signal for a moment of
with a new mate of stodgy silence and cool' off.
respectability. When they. • What, has' b'eeri' . con-
H FOOID
Seaforth
sidered one of the stages
most uproarious second
act curtains since it first
delighted theatregoers in
1931, should ' not be
missed!
-In addition to Ian White
(Elyot) and Irena
Mayeska (Amanda) as
the 'scanda'lously-
behaving honeymooners,,
the cast will include
Sharry Flett (Sybil) and
Anthony Bekenn (Victor)
as the ,Tates they run
away frorri. The
production will be
directed by Bernard
Hopkins.
Bayfield Road, Clinton
482-9622
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