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1.1(itig 7Clitay 5.—Congratuia-
Seele of the pupils of Miss
ret.A. Jackson who won ho
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44 eS, Silty Lapp and Larfy
404.. Who • won top marks with
their trio; als0 Robert Wilkin and
WftlicOlm won with- their
*let. •
._ and Mrs, William J. Craig
-attended ,the funeral serviee for
t -ti, late Charles Ro:oinson at Wing-
hara last Wednesday.
. Mr. and ;Mrs. Robert Arthur and
Jayne and John Wright moved to
the village last we4.
Mr. and 'Mr* BoO nompson and
family, of BraiOtbn, visited on
Monday with his; grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. lierhert Mogridge. Mrs.
Gormerly Thompson returned with
them to that city after a week's
visit with her parents.
tMrss Marie Andrews, (Miss Shir-
ley Patterson and 'Miss Karen Pet-
terson, of Hamilton, spent the
week -end at their homes here.
Correction.—It was reported in
last week's paper that Roy Fin-
- nigan-was- employed_ by Reg, Ham-
ilton with his ditching machine.
This is incorrect.
Y.P.U. Entertains.—The Y.P.U.
anet on April 30th in Knox United
Church with over 50 Young people
in attendance. Louise Jefferson,
the president, welcomed the visit-
ors from the Nile, and Dungannon.
The call to worship was given by
largo Grange. The Scripture was
read by Margo Grange and Rev. R.
S. •Hiltz led ii prayer. An open
discussion followed on general -
questions that teenagers should
consider. A debate, "Resolved that,
all Education should be over Tele-
vision" took place. Wilmer Erring-
ton and George Ribey upheld the
affirmative side and Louise Jeffer-
son and.Joan Mills, the negative.
The affirmative side won. The
next meeting will be held at West-
field United Church with Joan Mills
in charge.
McClinchey—Daer. — The rec-
tory of St. Mark's Anglican Church
at Blyth was the setting last 8af-
urday afternoon for the wedding
of Lila Evelyn, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Saha Daer, of Auburn, and
Norman Gordon, son of Mr: and
Mrs. Gordon McClinchey, of R.R. 2,
Auburn. Rev. Bren de Vries of-
ficiated for the double -ring cere-
mony. Miss Ellen Daer was her
sister's maid of honor. Mr. David
McClinchey was his brother's
groomsman. A reception followed
at Tiger Dunlop Inn where the
bride's mother received tin: guests.
She was assisted by the groom's
mother. The dining room was
tastefully decerated with spring
flowers and the table wa,s centred
with a three -tiered wedding cake,
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lighted tapers and topped with a
miniature bride and groom.A
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Were present.frora Stratford, Gode-
rieh, MItcheil, Blyth and. Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. MeClinchey will re-
side on the groom's farm in West.
Wawariosh.
Miss 'Margaret IL Jackson, Mrs,
Fred Rossi Mrs. Charles Straughan,
Mrs. Alfred Nesbitt and &Ir. Ralph
D. aVittnro attended the Huron
County Library banquet held last'
Friday evening in the Goderich•
Legion Hall. Mrs. Nesbitt was the
delegate from this library. Dr.
Tolman, of the University of West-
ern' Ontario, was the guest speaker.
Mrs. George Hamilton arrived
home last Sunday and is staying
at the home of Mrs. Fred Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rutledge, of
Seaforth, were also visitors. •
Mr. Larry Young reported last
week to his boat for the season.
All pre-school children of this
distriet attended the clinic held
at Blyth last Wednesday for polio.
Mr. Wesley Vodden, of Hullett
Township, visited recently with Mr.
and .11/4.s. ,Williain-Sfraughan.
Visitors over the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. John Daer and Rob-
ert were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Seiler and John, of Stratford, Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Roney and
Roger, of Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman alcOlinchey and Miss
Ellen Daer, of Blyth.
Auburn Annettes. — The fourth
meeting of the Auburn Annettes
was held last Tuesday evening at
the home -of the- leader; -Mrs. Al
fred Nesbitt. The president, Betty
Youngblut, opened the meeting.
The minutes were read by Bernice
McDougall. A demonstration on
"Posture" was given by Mary Kirk,
connell, Eileen Schneider, Marilyn
Daer and Anna Marie Schneider.
Mrs. Nesbitt 'gave a talk on the
pasteurizing of milk and also on
various infections -of the body. Mrs.
Ed. Davies spoke on the "house
fl." The guest speaker of the
evening was Mrs. Kenneth Scott,
R.N., who gave a helpful and inter-
esting demonstration on different
types of fractures. She also de-
monstrated methods of bandaging.
The next meeting will be held on
May 8th at the home of Mrs.
Davies. Lunch was served by Mary
Kirkconnell and Marilyn Daer..
Reception Held. — A reception
was held last Friday - evening in
the Blyth Memorial Hall for Mr.
and Mrs,.James Glousher (nee Jane
Snyder). An address was read by
Mr. George Haggitt and Mr. Gordon
Beadle presented the couple with
a purse of money. Mr. Glousher
thanked everyone for their gift.
Walkerburn Club.—The Walker -
burn Club held its April meeting
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REV. BREN, de VRIES tfas' been
appointed to the parish of Trivitt
Memorial Church, Exeter, and St
Hensall, effective May 15th.
Since 1954 he has been the popular
rector of Trinity Church, Blyth, St.
Mark's, Auburn, and Trinity
Church, Belgrave. A native of
Holland, he attended Huron Col-
lege, 'London, was made deacon in
1956 and ordained an Anglican
priest in 1967.
at the home of the president, Mrs.
Jim ,McDougall, with a good attend-
ance. ' The blanket premiums were
displayed and a discussion follow -
d. Two quilts were quilted dur-
ing the afternoon. Lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. Stanley Ball, Mrs. Leon-
ard Archambault, .Mrs. Stuart
Ament and !Mrs. Joseph Verwey.
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell, Mrs.
Stanley Ball, Mrs. John Sprung,
Mrs. -Harold -Sprung, Mrs. Mary
Crawford, Mrs. Stanley Lyon and
Mrs. Arthur Clark were among the
guests on 'a TV bazaar show last
Friday. These ladies went on the
bus trip, sponsored by the Blyth
Ladies' Legion.
Mrs. Louis Blake and Faye and
Maryanne, of Brussels, visited last
Thursday with her parents, Mr.'
and Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell and
daughters. "
and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips
were guests last Wednesday after-
noon with Mr: and Mrs. Zurbrigg
at Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. James Raithby are
not enjoying the best of health and
have gone to be with their sons
in London. We wish them a
speedy recovery.
Mr. aid 'Mrs. R. J. Brown in,
Julie Ellen, of Fort Erie, spent the
week -end with her • parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Hembly.
Miss Brenda ,Colquhon,n, of Clin-
ton, is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Kenneth • Staples, Marian, Carol
and Susan.
Mrs. Gordon Wahl was a visitor
one day last week with her mother,
'Yrs. John Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs.. Carl Mills and
family, of Kirkton, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arm-
strong and family.
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Treat the family
this Sunday
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Chicken- Dinner
at
Tiger Dunlop Inn_
HOLMESVILLE
1111UPSIPtAlt, MAY eth,:faa
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1•12.
Now that thelOntario Fuel Bard
has given the green light, natural
gas may be aVailable to some users
in Groderich by September,
4 depends *largely on whetler
the Union Gas Co. of Canada Ltd:
experiences any difficulties in se-
curing agreements -with the owners
of properties through which the
pipeline must pass.
So Town Council was told Friday
night Councillor Bruce Sully.
Along. with Mayor Ernie C. Fisher;
Cpuncillor Sully attended hearings
before the Ontrio Fuel Board in -
Stratford last week.
On MOnday of this week, Union
Gas Co. representatives started out
on a survey in Goderieh; Clinton,
Seaforth and Mitchell. The object
is to find out who is interested in
natural gas service. This inform-
ation will be used by the company
in designing its distribution sys-
tems in Goderich and the other
communities.
The natural- gas transmission line
from Stratford to G-oderich will
cost. $1,360,000, said - Councillor
Sully. In addition, the company
.will spend about $1,100,000 to in.
stall distribution systems within
the communities served by the line,
he stated.
Though. specific information on
rates has not been released here
yet, the rates will be the same as
for the Stratford and Guelph areas.
The Ontario Fuel Board approv-
ed applications from Goderich and
the other municipalities for per-
mission to dispense with votes of
the municipal electors in regard
to making franchise agreements
with Union Gas Co.
HOLMES:VILLE, May 5. — The
Wilhelrnine iMisaien and, of
Holmesviiie United Church, met in
the school for their May meeting.
Charles Houghton was in charge,
and Bob Norman conducted the
business. Those taking part Were
Paul ,Cudmore, Bill Heggarth,
Marilyn Yeo, Fred Tyndall. and Jim
McCullough. The study books were
read by Mrs. J. Yeo and Miss
Ann Shaddock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. -Wilkinson,of
Pickering,. were week -end guests
of Cpl. and Mrs. R. Cameron at
the Lavis Apts.
LIONS LADIES' NIGHT
The annual Lions ladies' night
will be on Friday, May 23td, when
a banquet will be. held at St.
George's Parish Hall. Guest speak-
er will be Miss Angela Armitt of
the Extension Department of the
University of Western Ontario.
Her silbject will be "In Lighter
Vein"
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KINGSBRIEIDGE, MO 5. —, Mrs.
Jerry Dalton has been a patient -in
Goderieh hospital for the past
week. We hope both Mrs. Dalton
an Mrs. Leo Moerbeck, who has
been in the hospital for several
weeks, will soon be able to return
to their homes here.
Mr. and (Mrs. H. Captein and
Mrs. Jerry O'Connor spent Sunday
with the John McKinnon family.
of Wingham.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin -'Meyer was baptized "Eu-
gene Leonard" last Sunday by Rev.
H. Van Vynckt. The sponsors were
Miss Florence Lambertus and
Maurice Dalton.
iMr. and. [Mrs: Clifton Austin and
Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frayne -visit
ed with relatives in London dur
ing thepast Week,
Miss -Rose O'Connor and her
sister, Irene, of • St, Augustine.
wefe Sunday visitors here.
Visitors here during the week-
end were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc-
Conville, of Toronto; Miss Therese
Martin, of Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs.
Wm„ Kinahan and family,. of St.
Augustine; Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
O'Brien and two 'sons, of Gode
rich; Mr. and ,Mrs. T. Redmond
and family. of St, Augustine; Mr.
and Mrs. Ted .Baechler, of Gode-
rich; Mr. Edwin Meyer, of London
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare motbr-
ed to Toronto accompanied by Mrs.
Clare's mother, Mrs. Ryan, who
underwent eye surgery in a Tor-
onto hospital during the past week.
• Mrs. Clare remained in Toronto
until her mother is able to retnr,n,
to her home in Chesley.
Congratulations to Mrs. Robert
Howard, sr., who is celebrating
her 83rd birthday on May 5th,
Mrs. Howard conlinues with her
household duties daily, and is
quite active in church and cont.
,munity activities. '
Mr. Carl Vassella left last. week
to sail ,on the Great Lakes. Mrs.
Vassella returned .to her home
from Wingham hospital recently
where she had • treatments for a
back injury. •
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LIBERAL CANDIDATE
R. ALEX ADDISON
on MAY 12
For 15 years the Ontario Legislature. has been :dominated -1),41 a single Party with overwhelming
majorities. Secured by its strength of Members in the House, the Frost Government has grown
old and careless. It has become indifferent to nearly all things except Continuing in office.
Despite this, it asks. you ,to increase its needlessly large majority.
The Government has allowed urgent matters to drift.
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