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•POERMER'S MILL, July 13. -The
Sunday School of Grace Church
li.W"their annual picnic at the
app19. of Mr. and Ws. Austin
HarriS, About 75 children and.
AdUltS sat down to a bountiful sup-
per after which everyone joined
itt, the sports. The races resulted
.as„ follows: Pre-school children,
Kevin Cox, Jodie Cox, Sandra Cox;
girls, 6 to 8,'Ituth Patrick, Colleen
..Lockhart, Christine Harris; boys,
Irtstrit-Jranele
Laurie Cox; girls, 911, Sharon
Lockhart, Julie Cox, Bonnie Cox;
boys, 9-11, .Dennis Harris, Claude
Reyaut, Wayne Bauer; girls, 12-14,
Gag Lockhart, Janet Harris,Patsy
Cox; boys, 12-14, Frank Ratri.ck,
Jimmie Cox, Terry -Bauer; young
ladies. Dianne Harris, Gail Lock-
hart, Sharon Lockhart; ytinng men,
Grant Sowerby, John Harris, Bruce
Harris;'married women, running in
rubber boots, Betty Feagan; Gerry
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Harris, Merle Bauer;,married, men,
Nal"431ttiliegreidratiffientiltat
rison; three-legged race, Dianne
Harris and Gail Lockhart, Bonnie
and Patsy Cox. There was also. a
needle and thread relay 'and Oa -
nut scramble for the small child-
ren. The young people then had
a ball game.
The W.A. of Grace Church held
•their July ,meeting at the home of
Mrs. W. Harrison in Goderich with
1l ladies present. The president,
S. Sowerby, opened the meeting
with hymn and prayer by Mrs;
Riddell. The Scripture and topic
was read by Mrs. A. ppttles. A
reading "Look Forward,' was read
by Mrs. A. Lockhart. Final plans
were made for the ham supper.
The roll call was answered by a
donation of a bowl or relish dish.
forthe church kitchen. • The Aug-
ust meeting will be .held at the
home of Mrs. Austin Harris. Meet-
ing closed with the mizpah bene-
diction and the hostess served a
lovely lunch.
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Huron. Federation
Service, Picnic .4
(By J. Carl Hemingway)
The Huron County Federation of
Agriculture held its ,second annual
worship service and picnic at the
United Church Summer School
camp 'north of Goderich, Sunday,
July 5th.
Winston Shapton, County presi-
dent, introduced_ Envoy Newman
and the Salvation Army band. The
hand opened, the service with pre-
lude 'music and provided accom-
paninient for the singing of the
hymns under the leadership of the
Huron County Junior Farmers'
1167 -Dr. A. 1\limmo,,Mulinviro
of the 'Presbyterian Church, took
as, his text Jeremiah 4'3, "Thus
sayeth Jehovah to the men of
Judah and Jerusalem, 'Break up
the fallow ground and sow •,not
among thorns'." He pointed out
that farmers know only too well
the need for thorough cultivation
of the' soil and the rooting out of
weeds and •thorns in the produc-
tion of crops. In the same man-
ner, for the growth of the "King-
dom" it is necessary to break into
new lands and reopen; areas that
have gone to waste in order to
spread the teaching of Jesus
throughout the world. It is use-
less for us to try to sow the seed
if we have failed to uproot ,the
thorns of selfishness, pride, greed
and spite.
We need to beware of precon-
ceived opinions, Dr.-,Nimmo said,
The Holland marsh was thought
to be worthless and, much closer
to home, the area of the Klondike
Gardens to the south in our county
was waste swpmp land a. short
time ago. Just so there may be
untold treasures to be found among
our neighbors, perhaps close by or
in some fOreign, land -
Lunch was served by the ladies
of the Tiger Dunlop Institute in
--the Recreation Hall.
ATTENDS COURSE
Ma,nfried Dierolf, assistant cub!
master of 2nd Goderich Cub" Pack,
returned Sunday from Blue Springs
Scout Reserve, Acton, where he
to -4k the second part of the Gilwell
training fbr his wood badge. ,Ron
Bushell, scoutmaster of 4th Gode-
rich Boy Scout Troop; is taking a
course this week for his scout-
master's wopd badge-. '
"Who Has Juvenile Furnitiire?
• Why, BLACKSTONE'S, of course!"
FULL-SIZEO
CRIB
Complete with -mattress •
and teethirig rails.
$36.50 and Up
.FOLDING
STROLLER
$6.95
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DONEY-DRIVER
North Street Unifel-Chumh, on
June 27, Rev. A. E. Etisla;:e officiat-
ing, mariiage vows were exc,htithged
by Eleanor'Jean Driver and'Harley
Alvin Doney amid a backgrounct
of delphiniums in shades of mauve
and 'blue and 'banitapi with iitiaite
gladioli. The bride -s the daugh-
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Mait-
land 'Driver, Goderich,. and -the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Alvin Doney, Shelburne.
Mrs. Pamela Sadler, Clinton,.
'accompanied by Mr. Ronald Klinek,
sang "The 'Wedding Prayer" and
"The Lord's Prayer."
The bride, escorted by her fath-
er, down the white carpeted
was lovely in her floor -length gown
of dainty imported white silk org-
andy over net and faille taffeta,
styled with a snugly fitted bodice
which was accented with a sabrina
neckline framed in venire lace
appliques.',Matehing appliques ex-
tended into her very full bouffant
skirt, which extended into a long
•cathedral train. A tiara of irrides-
cent sequins and seed pearls held
her French illusion veil and her
'bouquet featured white atnarylli§
and stephanotis, centered 'with a
mauve orchid.
Miss Cora Driver; London, sister
of the bride, Was maid -of -honor, Doris tvelyn, only daughter of Mr.
and bridesmaids were Miss Beth and Mrs. Barry Sturley, of Katrine,
, arid
Anstay„ London, and Miss Marie, to Donald Harold, son of Mr: a IVIcIntosh, Toronto,They were Mrs, Prank Wilson, of Goderieh.
gowned alike, the maid -of -honor in 'The double -ring ceremony was per-
formed,
Jack DonOY, Toronto, 'brother ofj
the groom.-
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ed at the Sunset Hotel, the bride's
mother received guests'wearing a
gown of enibt oidered beige org-
anza with matching pieturehat and
a' corsage of pink,carnation,% She
was assisted ilSrlhe . groom's mo-
ther, who wore a gown of turquoise,
organza with matching,pieture hat'
and a corsage of pink carnations.
'• For a wedding trip to the East
Coast the Ibride donned a green
and white floral silk dress and
theatre coat ensemble with white
accessories and orchid corsage.
Prior to the,wedding a ,tea was
given 'by Mrs. Driver at her home
in honor of the brid. eShouters
Were given by Miss Beth Anstay,
at the London Life Lounge, a com-
munity shower at the. home of
Mrs. Walter Goderich,' a
shower it the homes of Mrs„;,,C. L.
Johnston, London, and Mrs. joint
McConnell, Goderich, and a staff
party at the home of Mrs. B. L.
Carilidge, London.
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WILSON-STURLEY
The Avenue Road .Church of the
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
Tolrantoi' was the scene of a pretty
June wedding, June 20. Rev. Don-
ald Shepson joined in marriage
lavender and - bridesmaids In violet
chiffon Over imported print taffeta. Tne bride, given in marriage by
They wore matching picture hats
and shaes.Aod' carried cascades of
white Shasta murns.
Doney, Gananoque„bro-
ther of the groom, was groomsman,
and guests were ushered by Mr.
Jeffery Johnston, London, and Mr.
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her father, was charming in her
floor -length laee over sarin wedding -
gown.: -Her crown effect- flaia,
adorned with pearls and varied
pastel -colored sequins, held her
fingerip veil. She wore a strand
of pearls and pretty white pearl
slippurs. She carried a cascade of
pink sweetheart roses and white
baby mums.
The; .attendants were Mrs: Al.
Pipher, of Toronto, as matron of
honor; and Donna Sturley, of Tor-
onto, niece of the bride, as -brides-
maid. They wore :white taffeta
ballerina -length dresses, trimmed
With turquoise bows and' Ion!
streamers down the, back and tur-
quoise mitts, and flowered hats.
They carried baskets of pink ear -
nations and white shasta daisies.
Jack Wilson, of Auburn, brother
of the groom, was best man. The
:ushers.were;..L.s.turley, To -
and Jim Leishman, of Clinton.
,The Oloist, Roy Soper, rendered
two selections, -"The Wedding
Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love,",
For going away,. the bride wore.
a pink linen suit dress with white
accessories. The couple left on
a trip to the Maritime Provinces.
On their return, they yill reside in
Reidney, Ontario, where the groom
is the mariner of the Stedman
Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Cam-
bria. road, held •a reception for
„theirson, Donald, and,h1s,bride on
July '8. About fifty guests were
presentand enjoyed a social eVen-
ing., • A dainty lunch was served.
Mr. 'Ralph Blackstone has been
appointed a driving examiner b
the Ontario Department df Trans-
port. He left on 'Wednesday 'for
Torpnto to take a course. . •
THE CAR FOR PEOPLE WHO..
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Convertible Carriages Strollers - Cribs
Mattresses - Bassinets Bathinettes - Play Pens
Youth Beds .- High Chairs Kindergarten Sets
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NO NEED TO PUT OFF B VYING YOUR SUMMER WARDROBE
LADIES'
SLIMS, JAMAICAS,
•PEDAL PUSHERS
Polished Cottons and Chinos in. the lot.
Plains, stripes, a few plaids as well.
.REG. TO 5.95 - SALE
2.99
BALANCE OF STOCK REDUCED 20%
LADIES' 'SHORTS
Regular styles and the new "short" shorts
as well. eolished cottons, linens, etc.,
• in plain and patterns.,
REG. TO 3.95 - .SALE, 1.99
BALANCE OF STOCK NOW REDUCED 20%
HANDBAGS
TAKE- YOUR PICK 1/2 "'PRICE
LADIES' HATS
OUT THEY GO - V2 PRICE
SPECIAL LOT ___.
SUMMER SKIRTS
Ends of lines of any of our' better skirti.
Straight cut and circular. New chinos as well
REG. TO 5.95 1.99
BALANCE OF SUMMER SKIRTS 20% OFF
CAR COATS
Jusl right for casual wear. Weatherized cot-
ton fabrics and Dart River cords --see them..
NOW REDUCYD 255
COTTON SHRUGS
REG. 2..95 1.99
BOLERO' JACKETS
REG. 3.95 2 9
SUMMER DRESS
CLEARANCE
Gay washable summer cotton's and bem-
bergs. Short sleeves arid sun dresses as well.
Dozens to choose fromall-bilnd new this
season. Sizes 9 to 50. sizes' as well.
VALUES TO 10.95 3 9 A 9
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DUSTER COATS
VALUES TO 19.95.
MICE YOUR MK 12.99
SPECIAL SALE FEATURE --
BANLON
Cardigans Reg 7.95 4.99
Pullovers Rog 5 95 3.99
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CLEARING LOT - CADiES' SUMMER
PYJAMAS
All types, fully washable. Rpg. to 295.
t.79; • 2 for 330
LADIES'
BATHING WITS-.;
ALL REDUCED - 25%
p
Ladies Better Dresses
Our entire stock now reduced for quick
sale. Selections are at an all-time high.
ON SALE' 205 OFF
LADIES' BLOUSES
Our entire stock of brand new summer
blouses. Exciting new fabrics and styles.
These come in overblouses and tuck -in styles
REG. 1.9i 1.66 •
REG. 2.95 2.31 •
REG. 3.95 3.22
ALL SUMMER LINES NOT ADVERTISED'.
WILL HAVE A '20% DISCOUNT.
GREAT_
ANNUAL
es Tjan Church
REV. R. "GtMescteMILLAN, ," . ';MSS IB. J. WbODRUFF,
mini •
• • Deaconess
. 4 MR. JAMES MacARTHUR, Director of Praise.
9.30 a.m. , ,MORNING WORSHIP:
11,00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
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JULY 19.26 -
Guest Preacher, The Rev. Wayne Smith, B.D., Hamilton, Ontario.
A FRIENDLY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT KNOX.
Victoria, Street United Church
10 a.m. Bible School, graded up to Adult Class.
11 a.m. "WASHED WHITE OR WHITE WASHED?"
Junior Church, and Nursery at Parsonage.,
OTHER. CHURCH HOURS •
10 a.m. at BENMILLER before School.
1.30 p.m. at UNION'S new church hour after 12.30 p.m. Sunday
School.
7.30 p.m. Benmiller Vacation School. Exhibit and closing
hours. •
REV. S. A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D. MR. F. BISSETT, Organist.
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Awslitimmairawarawartar
. FREE METHODIST CHURCH
WELCOMES YOU.
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SUNDAY, JULY 19-26 -
9.50 a.m. FAMILY SUNDAY, SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP -Junior and Adult Messages.
EVANGELISTIC HOUR.
WEDNES Y, 8 P.M. - PRAYERAN BIBLE STUDY.
VE LYN R. SNELL, , B.A., Pastor.
ger
THE SALVATION - ARMY
. 84 Lighthouse Street
lst LIEUT. AND MRS. H. CROSSLAND
11.00 a.m., HOLINESS MEETING.
2.45 p.m. DIRECTORY AND .SUNDAY SCHOOL. -
7.00 p.m. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES.
Tuesd'ay, 8 p.m. Mid Week Meeting.
•You are never a stranger at the Army.
aterloo Cattle*
Breeding Association
"WHERE BETTER BULLS ARE USED"
• Remembr OW' Amnia' BiII Night!
on July 21St,at p.m..
at the Headquarters just Northeast ol
THE WHOLE FAMILY IS WELCOME.
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Special Speaker, George Geer,
4gricultural Representative for Bruce County.
PRICES HAVE BEEN SLASHED TO ROCK, BOTTOM" t
' MEN'S AND BOYS'
•Swimming Trunks
Boxer end brief style.
Our entire stock now 9n sale.
TAKE YOUR PICK 155 OFF
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MEN'S HOBBY JEANS
tight weight, washable denims. ,Elastici.7.ad
waist. grown and'blue. All sizes including
extra large.
REG. 3,95' 299
CLEARING LOT - BOYS' SUMMER •
SLACK PANTS 1.00
IMAGINE!!
.4424tei: rard's. lea* again, ,slashing prices right at the peak of the seasoni,Norrnall*
eiriFerT5-"Fee bargar,i EETC these-uffir yh-6
than wait, we've slashed prices NOW. This means BI -G SAVINGS for you on
the clothes you'll wear THIS sunimerl
SUMMER
CASUAL. SUPPERS‘.
Suitable for sports or beach wear.
YOUR CHOICE' 1/2 Price
reammimmilimem.
FANCY QUALITY
TEE SHIRTS
Stripes, plqiris, patterns. New neat collar
designs. A few 'plain.. styles as well,
They are all reduced to ,clear:
REG. 98c
79c
REG. 1.98 , 1.59
• REG. 2.98 2%39
. ALL OTHERS REDUCED 20%,
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Summer gad( Pants
Polished cotton chino slacks, our most
poputar summer pant, featuring flap -back
pockets. Tan, black, grey.
BOYS' - REG. 3,95 2.99
MEN'S -• REG. ,46.9i 3,99
BOYS' SUMMER
SPORT SHIRTS -
Short sleeves. All Canadn'made hi button
front and pop -over 'styles.
SIZES 8 TO 14 SPECIAL. 1.59
SIZES 3 TO -6x - SPECIAL 1.22
, MEN'S FANCY .KN1T
TEE SHIRTS
All our lines. Terry and combed cotton.
REG: T03.95 .1.99
MEN'S
COTTON GAB HATS
SAVE ON THESE - NOW 1.59
MEN'SSHORT SLEEVE
4. 1
SPORT SHIRTS
Woven cotton fabrics. All sanforized.
SALE '1.49
BALANCE OF SUMMER SHIRTS
Reg! 2,95
Reg. 3..95
2.55
3.55
(SUMMER WElHT)
Some have elastic waist band, others
regular ca..
VALUES TO 7.95 499
Combed cotton, nylon reinforced neck, in
blue, navy, grey and white. All sies.
REG. 9irc 77c, 2 for 1.50
All summer lines of these very popular
light tone jackets now at special clearing
prices,
• BOYS' kES NOW 10.99
YOUTHS' SIZES NOW 12.99
MEN'S SIZTS - NOW 14.99
WORK JEANS
Staforized 9 -ounce CanadinMade. Double •
stitched and bartacked for extra wear.
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REG. 3.492.88• 2 Pr 3.75
MEN'S AND BOYS' COTTON POPLIN