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Greetings. Fr�mCuxhaven Club
It couldn't have happened 20
year ago. •
Franz Mutzelfeldt• of Cux-
haven, Germany, dropise`d' ,in at
Tuesday's luncheon meeting of
the • Rotary. Club here and
brought greetings from the Ro-
tarians. of his city, frequently
bombed by .British and Can-
adian aircraft h World War It,
Commenting ulion the large
number of Germans in Canadian
centres, Mr. Mutzelfeldt, a naval
architect, said "it would be bet-
ter if some Canadians came to
Germany, to' Cuxhaven; carpen-
ters, shipbuilders and black-
smiths would right away have
lots to do."
Attended G.C.I..
Equally .interesting, in a dif-
ferent way, was a visitor from
Grand ` Prairie, Alberta, whose
family was well known in the
Auburn district. Donald Pat-
terson iso a brother of the late
Roy Patterson, county engineer
of Huron, and a son of former
county engineer Donald Pat-
terson. He attended Goderich
Collegiate (where Reg. Elliott
poked him from behind with a
ruler and in turn got whammed
with a treography book) and
left these parts in 1904. Mr.
Patterson finds few here whom
she knew in schooldays, but met
some old friends at" the Jaws
Church Memorial service last
Sunday.
President Harry Sturdy also
welcomed `Fred •Thwaites of
Londcih East club, who often
makes up attendance here.
First Meeting
It was the first meeting of
the neW Rotary yeat•, and Mr.
Sturdy, who has held office only
part of the 1962-63 year, began
a full term. The recent elec-
tions made Robert Nephew first
vice-president and Dan Murphy
second vice-president. Robert
Chapman continues as secretary,
Okal Day as treasurer, and com-
mittee conveners are "Bud"
Newman, Roy Mitchell and
"Bud" Worthy.
The new president of Rotary
International, Carl P. Miller of
Los Angeles, also spoke td the
club at its --first, meeting during
his regime. Ile spoke by means
of a record sent Presid`bilt•
Sturdy, and -the voice was very
clear. He said, in part:
"We must keep ,ourselves
abreast of the times in a world
constantly 'changing. Use your
influence in improving interna-
tional understanding and good
will for peace. We have more
than .a - half=million • potential
`spacemen' ip Rotary in 128
Our Apologies
We would like 'to apologize in advancop for not being
able to give our usual good service in the few weeks
ahead. The reason for this is two -fold. During the last
week in June we were busy Setting up our booth at the
trade fair and then we had to man it. This meant we
could not get out and do the service work that always
keeps coming. On top of this we are moving right away
to our new Iocatibn on the Square (formerly Dominion)
and this too will take many hours from our daily work
day.
We hope through all -this confusion you will bear with
us and we -.assure you that -we--wilt handHe--your---service
as fast as we can. We sincerely hope that things will
be returned to na trial soon,
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GODERICH PUBLIC
UTILITIES COAs MI : IO4.
IM.Q. Office
NOW. uucti'ening
W.' Stuart `Forbes, a retired
senior oifleer 9f the R.C.A.F.,
who was ap»tii"uted to the post
of Emergency, Measures Co-ord-
inator for Duran County at the
dune ses 0.11 of county council,'
has established an office, in the
Masonic 'building on West street,
where headquarters for the
Huron Unit of E.M.Q. will be
maintained.
Mr. Forbes succeeds, Lt. -Col.
T. Murray MacDonald who. re-
signed to accept an E.M.O. post
in Metro Torointo,
Miss Rose Lutz has been ap-
pointed secretary, and has as-
sumed her new duties at the
West street office.
•countries of ` the, world. The
philosophy 1 ,`otar:ians believe; in
can save the. world from de
struction, if Rotarians take fur,
advantage of their resources
and build bridges of friend..hie
I trust ,each of you will con-
tribute his full share.
"Let us net lose sightri•f op
portunities --for service in our
clubs and communities. Let us
undertake new specific activi-
ties --in community service and
find new specific ways of im-
proving 'our vocations. Let us
hope. that the good that Tiers in
every man's heart may day by
day be magnified, and men conte
to see more closely, not that
which divides them but that
which unites them."
Secretary Chapman, reportiYlg
on a board meeting,' listed a
number of'`'lommtinity enter-
prises undertaken or completed,
for which publicity was• not de-
sired.
Guest Speaks
Cuxhaven, said Mr. Mutzel-
feldt, is a city . of 45,000, and
on the water "as you are:' It
has a harbor and an auxiliary
harbor for the fishing industry,,
some -shipbuilding and a ,sum-
mer tourist -trade.
"I find' out from big ships
coming froth tiine to time, some
of them Canadian,' that German`
people came to Canada to make
a living. Germans ask why,
when we are so short of men
in Toronto .and Montreal they
have so many men from our
country it would' he better .some
Canadians came to Germany, to
Cuxhaven. C,rpenters or ship-
builders or blacksmiths could
right away have lots -to do.
"I bring best greetings from
our Rotary Club, which is in
its llth year. We have a mem-
bership of 34. I find you also
have._•a small membership, dif-
ferent froth1'ee -York= or. Ile`
troit with 500', and they do not
know each other. My idea of
.Rotary is to make more clubs
so they have good fellowship.
"They tell me I should go
West and see all the nice
places."
Nur/41_91d' Boy
Mr. Patterson, introduced by
the president as a Huron old
boy, said that ,he left this dis-
trict in 1904 and since that
time has been living in' Western
Canada, for the past 44 years
in Grande Prairie, in the,Peace
River district, which is "about
the. size of Huron county, with
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First Show At Dusk
2nd ShoW at approx. 11' o'clock
THURSDAY & ` FRIDAY
July 4-5
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BOB HOPE -
BING CROSBY
DOROTHY LAMOUR
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SATURDAY & MONDAY
July 6.8
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.Tuesday at. Wednesday
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*MARLENE DIETRICH
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A ,Special Faintly Show
"LAD A DOG" and
"Ac'4ventures o the
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Free popoor1l for
the children
Tliursday Night, July 11
1,•
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Thursday, My 4th," 1903
ons toup
tDotrnybrook
Despite the 90 degree weather the Lions
Club lr id their annual golf tournament
Wednesday of last week. Caught on the
first tee and shawing .good form as he
s» ings away is Jim Britnell. Perhaps the
form does not indicate a good hit, at least
one might gather this from the smiles of
Guy.. Emerson, Pete Mae wan and Bill
'Schatf'et; who are standing left to right in
the bac°,ground. (Signal -Star photo)
big rivers—the Puce, Smoky p URN t. also invested him into Xasonry
and Wapiti. You can go up B 1' N in 1935 and installed him a
and down them in motorboats, t�'or:'`iipfut :Master at Clinton
July 3. ---Mr. Eu- j
away back to the foothills.AUBURN, Lodge 84 in 1902.
"There were probably 600
gene Dobie of 'Toronto visited '1-o-1--(‘
friends in this community last i School Promotions
people at Grande Prairie when Sunday. Mr;. Louise Wilson, teacher
I went in, and •I have seen tele of S.S. No. 2 West Waw.anosh
Mr. and 'Mrs. s. 1�-illi
am Ris f cic,
graphs ,and telephone brought I
and family of Kitchener e visited has released the following re-
in, seWer and nater systems
laid down. I have seen two ton Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs port of the pupils and the
large sawmills and an oil re -'William Straughan grades they will be it -1# this
finery built, and quite a number 'Misses .4 Faye and tiaryanneeptemba r: Grade 2, Donna
lu tatt seh'ools,--.well- b ilt. iBlake„ of Brussels are u isitin_ o air, tirade 3, Janice Foran;
We have a 130 bed hospital I °het`- gra .rents, Mr. an7`a-grade 4, Douglas Durnin,, Cathy
have seenthe hamlet grow until 1Irs• Andrew Kxrkconnell, and �J� Dian, Terry Foran; grade 5,
now it is a small city of about Miss Diane Kirkconnell. ;Kathy Hallam; grade 6, Ronnie
10,000. ; --Guests on Sunday with Mr. McPhee; grade 7, Frank Foran,
'4W -hen I was a boy in - Huron, and Mrs. W._Bradnock were 31: , Randy Kerr; grade .8, Con For
this country 'had been develop- and?Mrs. Harold Nicholson and ;
an, Glen Rice.
ed in the preceding 45 years, 1 Gary of Seaforth, Mrs. Charles
and during that time the pion- ISti aughan, Mrs.. Ronald • Pent-
eers did a lot of hard work. land, North Bay, Mr. and Mrs. b'TUARY
They chopped down the, trees, Hugh I3pnnett, John, Jill and i7.
sowed the grain, built crooked
rail fences, substantial barns
and houses, roads, bridges,
schools and churches—all in the
comparatively short space of
about. 45 years, and they had
no bulldozers or modern ma-
chinery. That- Je-valopmeut was
made by the two strong arms
of the pioneers of this district;
ai3ct ---take•-.otimy_ hat to them
for the tremendousma punt --of
work they did with the facilities
they had.
' "They were -a proud people,
who lived in this- area, the
proudest I have ever met. What
did they have to be proud of?,
Not money, for they were near-
ly all poor. They were proud
of their integrity, their good
name and honesty, and they
had much to be proud of.
"1 would like to invite you
all to come to same of the
Rotary meetings in Grande
Prairie, Peace River, Dawson
Jim of Port Albert
•
Miss Marilyn Daer attended
the Girls' Conference at Guelph
as one of; the delegates of 'Har
on County° last week.
Miss Elma Match is enjoying
a • vacation this week with
fr-iends in Toronto.
JOSEPH HENRY RIEHL
The funeral service was .held
on Sunday for Joseph II. Richt,
Blyth, who passed away early
Friday morning at Clinton 'hos-
pital. Son • of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Riehl, Monkton, he
Miss Barbara MacKay is visit -was in his 85th year. .Mr. Riehl
in,g, in London with her cousin, farmed all his life in Gly
Miss Joan Weir. Township until retiring seven
Father-Invests._Son 'years ago in Blyth.
William J. Craig, Auburn
Sitrrviv.ing_ besides his wife,
Past Master of Morning Star ; the' former Fannie Geiger, are:
Lodge, Carlow, had the honor one son, Donald of Godrrich a
of investing his son, William S. ibrother; William, Sandusky,
Craig. as immediate Past Master I Michigan; three grandchildren
of Clinton Masonic Lodge. He and -three great-grandchildren.
^ _ Rev. J. Dormer officiated at
the,,service in "The Church of
Creek or Fort St. John; the, - ;Gov, Blyth. Pallbearers were
will give you a warm welcome." Austin Wheeler, Ken McLean,
President Sturdy announced Marshal Smith, all of • Monkton,
that the new district governor Gerald Heffron Douglas Camp
of District 633, "Bill" Rogers of hell
Blyth, and Sam Bolton,
Sarnia, will pay an official visit Walton. Flowerbearers were:
to `the club on October 8. - Joseph and Robert Riehl, Gode-
HIGHWAY 8
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Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 11-12-13 -- ' Double Bill
KERWIN MATTHEWS and JUDI MEREDITH In
"JACK .THE GL NT KILLER" Q
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GODERICH
Coming -- "TWO FOR THE SEESAW"
Adult Entertainment
with%HIRLEY MacLAINE and ROBERT MITCHUM
Now with the widest screen in the territory
Thug's,,"Tri., Sat,, July 4-5-6 ,
SHIRLEY MacLAINE and GLENN FORD
-"THE SHEEPMAN"
JOYCE TAYLOR and MARK DAMON °
"BEAUTY AND THE BEAST"
- Both In Technicolor
Mon., Tues,, Wed.,, July 8-910
Adult Entertainment
- SOPHIA LOREN and ANTHONY PERKINS
"FIVE MILES TO MIDNIGHT".
PLUS three special short subjects
Thurs., Fri,, Sat., July 11-12-13
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_lemi4n8;
JAMES"
BORGNINE
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"ALIAS JESSE
ALAN LADD and ERNEST
"THE. BADLANDERSt"
Both In Technicolor
- f=irst show at dusk..Child•ren in cars FREE.
rich; Melvin and Mervin Riehl,
Jim Gibbons and Don Machan,
all of Blyth.
DONNY13ROOK, MY A
surprise dinner eras ,held Sung
day at the home .'of lYir. and
Mrs. • Murray Wilson, West
Wawartosh, to celebrate - the
25th wedding anniversary of-
„vl.r's. Wilson's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilliard Jeltersori, DOrtny- •
brook, They have a family of,
five, Mrs. Murray (Louise) Wil -
Jon; Mary, a student 4f London
Business College; Bob, 'Sharon
.Ind Linda at home.
Other relatives , and .friends
attending were: Or, and Mrs.
Jack Wickstead, Brussels; Mr.
and Mrs. Nei1.MeLean, Tororitq;
Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Smith, Blue -
vale; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Mars
-hall, Lis -towel; Mr. and, Mrs.
,Wilson Thornton, Bluevale; Mr.,
nd Mrs. George McCulla, Kitch-
j ener; Mrs. Anspn Thornton,
Corrie; Mr. 'and Mrs. Tom
' Stokes and Doris, Wingham;
_Catherine and David Fischer,
Kitchener, grandchildren of Mr.
and Mrs. Stokes; Mr. and Mrs.
George li-e-eves, Toronto; Miss
Gladys Jefferson, Woodstock;
-Miss Irene Jefferson, Dunnville;
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jefferson,
Owen Sound; Mr. and Mrs Sam
.Jefferson and John of New-
market; Mr. and Mrs. John .le f-
ferson, Cromarty; Mrs. George
Jefferson, Clinton; Mrs. J. -C.
Robinson and Mr. and Mrs Gor-
don Robinson, Wingham: Mr.
and Mrs. James Le' ddy and Mr.
, and Mrs. Charles Jefferson,
Donnybrook.
After partaking of a .lovely
buffet dinner, Mrs. Jack Wick-
steac�- read the address and' the
couple e were presented with
numerous beautiful gifts from
the family, relatives and friends.
Although a complete surprise
to them, Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
thanked everyone for their` -kind-
ness :and -goad- wishes ,and --limo w;�;,�
many gifts they - received. A
social ;Mime followed during
which reminiscences -of the
earlier years were 'enjoyed by
all.
Mr. Gordon Robinson, Wing -
ham, a friend of' groom
and Mrs. Joe Marshall, Listowel,
sister of the bride, attendants
of 25 years ago, were both pre -
'sent for the occasion.
OBITUARY
MRS. ANNIE LA RUE
Funeral services were held
on Monday afternoon at the
John G. Stephen funeral home,
Chatham, for Mrs. Annie La
Rue,.85, who died on Friday of
last week• in Chatham Public
General Hospital. Interment
was in . Maple Leaf cemetery,
Chatham.
She was the former Annie
Chase. Her husband, Larson
La Rue, predeceased her.
Surviving are three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Elmer (Fanny) Reeve,
Northwood; Mrs. Clayton (Sally)
Hornick, Kent $ridge; Mrs. John
(Peggy) McKinnon, Ottawa,
formerly of Goderich; four sons,.
Leonard, John and Frank, all of
Chatham; Charles,- Detroit; one
brother, David Chase, Kent
Centre; and two sisters, Mrs.
Bentley Crafts sr., Chatham;
Mrs. Edith La Rue, Cobourg.
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Thurt., x , Sat., July. 4-5-6 — In Technicolor
"THE VIKINGS"
starring KIRK. DOUGLAS and JANET LEIGH
Mon., Tues., Wed,, , July 8-9-10 Technicolor
GLENN FORD, HOPE LANGE and CHARLES BOYER
Filmed on the French Riviera; aw wild and wacky comedy -
romance involves a young heiress
''LOVE 15 A BALL" -
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Thurs., Fri., Sat., July 11-12-13 -- ' Double Bill
KERWIN MATTHEWS and JUDI MEREDITH In
"JACK .THE GL NT KILLER" Q
Technicolor
JOHN SAXON and ROBERT REDCORD In
"WAR HUNT"
Coming -- "TWO FOR THE SEESAW"
Adult Entertainment
with%HIRLEY MacLAINE and ROBERT MITCHUM
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