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Fort Henry: one -of the best tire.
served • of defensive structures •of
the 1612 War, maintains uniforms
and customs of that period in order
to exhibit some of the historical
features Ontario has to offer
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Two seven-year-old htoys hadjust
been to a romantic moVie. Vasa t
it awful.," said one. "It wasn't so
bad," replied the other. "During
the kissing scenes il just closed
my eyes aid made believe, he was
SUNDAY SERVICES
-1NGODE51C11 CHURCHES
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURC4-1
July 20141 -Seventh Sunday after Trinity.
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
11 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION AND SERMON.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery)
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR', M.A., D.D., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., ,Orgaiiist and Choirmaster.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
:StaeL.UflI,ti Church
10 a.m. Sunday Schoiil.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Guest Preacher:
Rev. B. A. Garrett, Kingston, Ont,
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
REV. A. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. RONALD KLINCK, Music Director.
Knox 'Presbyterian Church,
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN, MISS B. J. WOODRUFF,
Minister Deaconess
MR. W. H. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Director of •Praiso
9.30 A.M. - *MORNING SERVICES - 11 A.M.
Guest Preacher -THE REV. WALTER H. WELCH. B.S.A.
July 20. Sermon: "The Final Proof of God's Love."
' July 27. Sermon: "Victorious Living."•
11 a.m. Nursery and. Junior 'Congregation.
A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU.
• Victoria Street •United Church
FELLOWSHIP AWAITS YOUR FAMILY
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL THROUGH THE SUMMER.
July 2.0-11 a.m.-"FORGIVENESS."
July 27-11 a.m.-"MUST 1 RESTORE?"
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Junior Congregation, Nursery at Parsonage,
10 a.m. BENMILLER CHURCH BEFORE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
3 p.m. UNION CHURCH.,
MINISTER, REV. S. A. MOOTE, B.A,,, •
ORGANIST, MR. FRANK -BISSETT. °
BETHPIL PENTtOOSTAL TABERNACLE
"ELGIN AVE. AT WATERLOO ST."
SPECIAL WEEK -END SERVICES
FRIDAY 8 P.M.-Rev.'and Mrs. Stanley Gibson of Drayton, Ont.
SUnday 10 'a.m.-Sunday School. .
11, a.m. and 7.30 'p.m.
Rev. Wm: Schram of Orangeville, !Ont.
The people of this community are urged_to hear these speakers.
(Parents -remember Vacation Bible School in old. collegiate
, every morning.)
REV. R. ..12,GREEN (Pastor)
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GODERICH ,BAPTIST CHURCH
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL:
11 A.M. FAMILY WORSHIP 'SERVICE.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery during morning service).
7 p.m. The Fellowship Hour.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. -- Bible Study and Prayer Hour.
REV. S. H. FINDLAY, B.A., B.D. - MINISTER
. MRS: R. GOOD - ORGANIST
THE CsiQDElt
ENWS Or. AUBURN
AUBURN, Jul' 14. --The United Mr. George Raithby visited with
Church at Burks Falls, Ontario was
iedthn
..t.o...4Liburn. and BIyth when-Rei4:
'llarold J. Snell united in marriage
Mrs. Myrtle J. Youngblut and Mr.
Ralph D. Munro, of Auburn. Only
the immediate families were pre-
sent. Following the wedding, Mrs.
H. J. Snell wits the hostess and
servd, a lovely luncheon in their
uminer-horne-at Katrine. -Mr. and
Mrs. Munro plan a motor trip
through the Maritimes and will be
at home to their friends around
the first of August. Prior to the
wedding.a surprise party was held
at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. Sidney
Lansing at Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Polish and
family have moved into Mr. Clay-
ton Gross' house (formerly the
Sturdy' home); -
Mrs. Charles Leach, Port Arthur,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Radford. of
Elmira, New )(cork, Mrs. W. E. Rad-
ford, Mrs. Sarah Radford, of Clin-
ton, were guests last Friday*:with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips.
_ Mr. Ted Hembly, of Palmerston,
is holidaying with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hembly.
The holes of the United Church
'W.A. groups are enjoyn.g hobo
teas the past two. -weeks.
Mr. John Houston and ci,iughter,
Miss Frances, R.N., of London,
left by„plane from Crumlin airport
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land, Scotland. Scotland. After visiting with
.his sisters and families they will
visit the coirtinent.
Mr. David Hamilton is visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. Mac Alli-
son, and Mr.! Allison, at Parkhill.
;Mr. Gordon Rutledge spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rut-
ledge, of Mitchell.
his brother, Jariles Raithby, who
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him improving M 'health. .
Mrs. John Graham returned to
• her home last Thursday after
couple of weeks in Stratford Gen-
eral Hospital.
Miss Josephine McAllister re-
ceived word last week that a' son
wag born to. Mr. and. Mrs..Thomas-
Bailey (nee Margaret Messer), in
Hainiota, Manitoba, General Hos-
pital, on July 9th.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig and Mr.
and MrS. Ralph Williams are en-
joying a trip to Halifax this week.
Friends of Mr. Charles Scott will
be pleased to hear that he is re.
covering ,from a heart attack.
Mrs, Jack- Bennett and sons, of
Ridgetown, visited on Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. William Straughan
and Mrs. Charles,Straughan
Mr. and Mrs. M. !POlich and.
daughter, Jeanette, of Niagara
Falls, and Mrs, J. Christopher,' of
Welland, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Polich and
family.
Miss Lillian Stewart has return-
ed to Lonuon after spending h.er
holidays with her mother, Mrs.
William Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor .. are
visiting at Belleville with their
son, Mr. Ronald Taylor, and Mrs.
Taylor.
C. Weir returned last week from
a trip to Port Dalhousie.
The •claing4Pexercises of the
Daily Vacation Bible School will
be held in the Knox United Church
on Sunday evening, .July- 20, at
7.30 p.m.
Mrs. John Maize and son Rickey
are. in Toronto where Rickey has
undergone surgery in Sick Child-
ren's Hospital there.
Mr. and ,.,Mrs.- Reg -- Asquith,-
-George and Anne, of Islington, are
visiting,. with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles. Asquith.
Padre and . Mrs. Garrett and. fam-
ily are again holidayingat their
cottage on the Maitland Block.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dawson, of
Detroit, were Auburn visitors one
Welcome to
T he Church
I That Cares
SUNDAY, JULY 20
.10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Worship Service.
7 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
Wed. 8 pint -Prayer And
Bible study hours.
Free Madiirt
Verlyn R. Snell, B.A., Pastor.
SALVATION ARMY 1
SUNDAY SERVICES
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting.
2.30 p.m. Directory Class.
3 p.m. Sunday School.
7 p.m. Salvation Meeting.
EVERYONE 15 WELCOME
AT THE ARMY.
Bright singing, testimonies
and Gopal messages.
LIEUT. LESLIE ROWSELL
• day last week.
Ncr. W1iarn Haggitt and Rose
'ate attended the _funeral otitis
slater, Mra, Florence Tharratt, last
week -end.
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and Mrs, Harry Peter, f
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MA' and Mrs. Sidney Lansing.
ay•Nisiters with their-eousin
• Misses Barbara MacKay and
'Barbara Sanderson are enjoying a
week at Xintail Cann).
1;tr. R. C. 'Weir, Mr. and Mrs.
uncut MacKay and John, Mr. and
,rs. John. Weir, Joan and. Bobhy;
of London, attended the 40th wed-
ding anniversary celebrations of
Mr. and Mrs. George Paterson. in
Goderich last Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs.' Ronald Rathwell
and son Michael, of St. Catharines,
are holidaying with her parents,
Nit and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor.
IVIrs. Alfred Nesbitt returned last
week -end from a trip to Saskatoon
vviiere' she attended the inter-pro-
Earm Union Council held
there.
Dr. and Ws. Annis- and daugh-
ters, of Regina, are visiting with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Vincent,
Friends of Mrs. Frank Nesbitt Mr:limi Mrs. Marc Lanthier and' louder tnan that, honey. Those
will be sorry to hear that she is a Mr. Frank, Wayne,. of Fort Erie, darn hells are making• such a
patient in London hospital, Her and Mrs, Bowman, of Calgary, racket, 1 can'.l hear a word you
many friends wish hera speedy spent the weekend with Mr. and say.'
Mrs. Mervin Hodges.
The Decoration Day services of
hrist's Anglican Church cemetery
were held Sunday afternoon. Revel
R. Kennedy, of St. Andrew's United 1
Church, was guest speaker, assisted
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Lakeview 'Casino
Grand Bend
THE, FAMOUS
GLENN- MILLER
ORCHESTRA
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30
Tickets Now On Sale - $2.50 Each
DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY,
, 'FRIDAY and SATURDAY
LIONEL THORNTON
and his
CASA ROYAL ORCHESTRA.
Our crowds have been wonderful
this season. -
Plan an evening of dancing.
You'll enjoy every minute of this
great entertaining and danceable
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PORT ALBERT, July 14. -The
Ladies' Guild Of Christ's Anglican
at the home of Mrs': Roy Paige.
Conveners were appointed for the
bazaar which will be held early
in August. Mrs. Gray gave an
interesting talk of their mission-
ary work *among the Indians. Rev.
E. C. Gray closed the meeting With
prayer.
Mr .and Mrs. Jack Wenzel, of
Buffalo, spent the holiday week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin Hodges. '
• Mr, and Mrs, Tony Vrooman and,
family, of, Corunna, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Will
Vrooman.' They' have just return-
ed from visiting Mrs. Grace Haw-
kins hi Duluth, and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Vrooman at Port Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs: Don McDonald and
,family and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc-
Donald and family, of Walton,
'were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Adarns.
,ee Wees.
Guelph Saturday
.tftr being rained out of two
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l'imrsdali-evenings -of-lasevieek,
the Legion pee wee baseball league
is under way again: Dodgers face
W.A. on Thursday evening.
After each game the "all stars"
practice for future cempetition.
Guelph and Goderich are to play
home and home games ,for district
`‘IC" honors. The winner..Will'com.
pete in' the Provincial Legion
tournament to be held at Thorold
on August 22 and 23.
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First game here against Guelph
is on Saturday evening, July , 19,
with a return game at .Guelph on
July 28.
Leading in every division of the
league here -batting, runs batted
in, runs 'scored, strike -outs, hits
givqn up by, etc., is D. Williamson.
Wife: "Darling, aren't those
chimes beautiful?' Such a beauti-
lul tone! Such harmony!"
• Husband: "You'll .have to talk
recovery.
)4r, and Mrs. Ed. Davies spent
the week -end with friends in
Streetsville.
Mrs, Charles Straughan, , Mrs.
William Straughan,Mrs. Arthur
jiritivg„e. Mrs. Bert Craig...and 1.grs,
• e'rt-ttirfrertftrtireittirt-ti
culture electing at Lion's Head last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eve visited
on Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Herbert Govier. They left for it
trip to .Montreal on Monday.
A local church drive was on and
the' collector called on ,Rastus for
a; donation.
"I can't ,give nothin'," pleaded
the old Negro. "1 owes nearly
everybody now."
-But," said the solicitSr, '"don't
you think you owe the Lord some-
thing too?",
"Ah sho does," said the old man,
"but He ain't pushin' me like the
others are."
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PARKING.
Angle parking signs are erected on streets racliatink from
the. Square. for one 'block. Vehicles should he pArked at,
• an angle of 45 degrees with the -front wheel ht the, curb.
WEST , STREET.
• A&P STORE
Parallel parking only in this
• block.
NO double parking.
Signs are erected.
THE POLICE COMMISSION
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CASEORAMA-STARLITE REVIEW-,
coming to J. A. PLUNKETT, Auburn
TUESDAY, JULY 22, 8.30 P.m.
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Extra $
For Your • Hogs
• Past experience shows that your
provincial Hog, Marketing Plan
• has resulted in higher piices:
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* MARCH 18, 1958 -
Toronto Hog prices were
Brandon Hog prices were
Gain for Ontario Hogs
* APRIL 14. 1958 -
Toronto Hog prices were
Rrrdon Hog prices were
Gain for Ontarioilogs
* MAY 26, 1958 -
Toronto Hog prices were
Brandon Hog prices were
• $29.00 per cwt.
• 25.25 " "
3.75 II
by ,Rev„...11 JenniDgs,44219,r2,, And
"Reir.-Er"--C7Gra-r-acting minister
for the month of July. The organ-
ist, Mr. Walter Tigert, was assisted
by Mrs. Gray with the violin. The
cemetery was beautifully decorat-
ed and., a large crowd -1,04gre-1n
attendance.
BROWNIE'S
Nye -Jr' .thnitecl.
• CLINTON
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•THURS., FRI., 'JULY 17-18
• - Double Feature --I
"Rock Around The
• World"
Tommy Steele, Nancy Whiskey
"Reform 'School
Girl" -
Gloria Castillo, Ross Ford
ONE CARTOON •••-• „
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SAT., MON. JULY 19-21
"Violent Saturday"
(Color-Cinemascope)
Victor Mature, .Ernest Beryline
(Adult Entertainment)
- ONE CARTOON -
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TUES., WED. JULY 22-23
"The Racers,
(Color)
Kirk Douglas, Bella Darvi
- ONE CARTOON -
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THURS., FRI., SAT., MON., TUES.,
WED. - .JULY 24-25-2648-29-30
• "The Ten
Cominandinenfs
Charlton Heston, Yul Brynner,
Anne Baxter, Edward G. Robinson
- ADVANCE PRICES -
Adult '7- $1.25
Student (with student card) 75c
Children . - 50c
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Box Office Opens at 8 p,m.
First Show at Dusk.
• FREEMANAuCKIN9rIfF,;z,z------'
and John' C. Freeman' were .„.
in marriage by Rev. Si 4,....340te'
in North Street, United' (antreb.
Saturda
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feta with matching bolero with
white accessories, and carried a.
white Bible with red rose corsage.
Mrs. Stanley Freeman was mat-
ron of honor in white ilower$
dress and orchid. 'Her corsage was
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white, carnations. •
Mr.. Stanley- R'-eeittait Vas
brother's attendant. Mr. Rex
Duckworth. brother of the bride,
was usher.
The bride's mother $vore a flow-
ered tricot dress of doe grey and
peacock blue with *bile 'acces-
sories and " the groom's mother
those a acrilon dress of Roman
pink with white accessories.
The ypung couple are honey-
mooning up north in a cottage and
on their . return- will make their
home in ,Goderich.
Water from the Amazon river
freshens the Atlantic ocean as far
as 100 miles out to sea. The Ama-
ion's discharge is greater than that
of the world's three next largest
rivers combined.
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SUNSET HOTEL
TFaniiis (Buffet)
will be served each Sunday from 6.30 p.m. until 8 pm.
Under famous Cher Bill Armstrong.
- BRING YOUR FAMILY --
• Reservations now taken for:
WEDDINGS • CONVENTIONS - BANQUETS - PARTIES, ETC.
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, Special rates for transient guests and travellers.
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Rooms also available by the week. <,*
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SUNSET HOTEL - Britannia Road, Goderich
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IS YOUR BASEMENT DAMP
• .OR WET THESE SUMMER„.
I . DAYS ?
• We invite you to try our
FRIGIDAIRE. DE -HUMIDIFIER
I to' keep. your basement dry.
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FOR, SALES S SERVICE
GODERICH await -SQUARE 'Z15444,4586
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LKSWAGEN
Yes, we have mighty good
used cars . . . with the possi-
pbility of a few new ones this
week !
TEXACO SERVICE
VOLKSWAGEN F,IRESTONE DEALER
PHONE 20
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`milmiummoressie
$29.00 per cwt.
26.75, " "
2.25
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$33.50 per cwt.
31.25 " "
• Gain for Ontario Hogs 2./f
* FROM ONTARIO HOG PRODUCERS' CO-OP FILES.
"You can see by these examples the value of the Ontario,
Hog MarketingRJa,t,Iog producers in this county as com-
pared to the old system still in effedi Beaeideti," Man: It
seems to me that the only possible action for hog producers
to take ts-fti.-VOTE YES on July 251"
VOTE YES
Or,
You'll not have another chance for 2 YEARS by myth, -
t* to vo e this' lan into operation.
MID -SUMMER SALE
Annual Clearance of Summer Dresses, Shorties,
Suits and All Weather 'Coat:
*400 DRESSES ON SALE AT 3.84, 6.84, 9.84 itND 14.84
30 Shortie Coats
11 Suits, REG $39 95
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YOUR CHOICE, EACII $10.0O
OUT THEY AL
20 All Weather Coats SALE PRICE
$14.84
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The Caseoranta Starlite Review is coming to town, featuring revolutionary Case -o.
astatic Drive which caused nation-wide comment at the Phoenix, Arizona, J. I. Case
World Premiere of the 1960 CaSe-o-rnatic Line. Case-o-matic Drive tractors will show
their special talents in dramatic demonstrations, apd work under actual field conli..'
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tions. Thetwo-hour sholii,, under the stars, will have "as its finale a grand parade.,o..f
r.i..d.:i itAAll
Case tractors, machines and implements which are' used in this area. ...
1. A. Plunkett, Auburn, J. 1. Case Dealer
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• BERT LOBS,
President.
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ALF. WARNER,
Sec-Treasuree.
- Huron c ounti-
Hog Producers/ Association
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Look for the Yellow Sale Tickets
GEO. W. SCHAEFER
Phone 56
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