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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-07-18, Page 54. AUBURN it AUBURN, July 16,-44. and frS goy Finnigan and' Mrs. :ora Fowler of Goderieh Visi- on Saturday with Mr: and Scott. rs; Charles miss Frances•Ho.uston,,Reg.N., f London is holidaying with er parents, Mr. and Mrs. John (Alston . Miss Mary Houston Hamilton is also spending ber vacation with her parents. buss Eleanor Monck of Lon - on is visiting, with her aunt, frs. rd. Davies, and Mr, Davies.° 1fr. and Mrs. Durnin Phillips' ,f Lurgon Beach visited rela- tives in the village, Mr. and Ira. Thomas Johnston, Mr. and rs. Robert J. Phillips and Miss aura Phillips. 111r. and Mrs. Earl Wightman f Lucknow left last week for visit in Calgary. idisS. Judy'*rthur visited last geek in Blyth 'with' her grand- arents, Mr. and Mrs._ Elmer - erT . • Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moss and Betty ,and Nancy Anderson are staying at the lake ijri Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig's cottage at the summer sch o1 site, Miss Mar(aret R. Jackson re- turned last week from a visit with her " brother, Mr. John Jackson and Mrs. Jackson of Wetaskin, Alberta. She attend- ed the celebration of their golden wedding day. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Craig ac- companied' by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams of Port .1luron are enjojying their holidays in the Canadian West. Recent guests with 1VIr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. Carman Church of Mission, Kansas, Mts. Edwin Horney of Goderich and Mrs. Robert McAllister, also of Gode- rich. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Poppand family of R.R. 1, Auburn, visit- ed recently with friends in SUNDAY SERVICES ST. \ f/ GEORGE'S CHURCH July 21, Sixth Sunday after Trinity 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion 11:Q0 a.rh. Holy Communion and Sermon July 28, Seventh Sunday after Trinity 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon (Junior Congregation and Nursery) No Evening Service during summer months Rector; REV. 'CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D. Mr. George Burgoin, Organist and Choirmaster. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA North Street United. Church 0 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship (Nursery and Junior Congregation) The. REV. W. J. ten HOOPEN, B.A., B.D,,• Minister MR: L. H. DOTTERER, Organist and Choir Director 1-- Knox Presbyterian Church THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROY1,4 B.A., Minister fi Miss Marion Moore, Deaconess Mr. Herman de Jong, Director of Praise — Morning Services 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. SUNDAY, JULY '21 Sermon: "Making Your Life Count" The Rev, H. D. Stewart, B.A., Ottawa, Ont. SUNDAY, JULY 28 Sermon: "The Dynamite of The Gospel" the Rev. P. B. Reid, BA., Ottawa, Qnt. . Nursery and Junior Congregation at 11:00 only' Enter to Worship Depart to Serve THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Victoria Street. Uriited Church 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship "Great Alternatives" 10:00 a.m. Benmiller, Church and Sunday School REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister. I Sarnia, za Owen Sou nd Tobe 1 , mory, Saubje Beach and TXitch- ener.` Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Bothwell, Michael and Janice of Owen Sound are vacationing with her parents, MVJ. and Mrs. Gordon R.aylor, While they have been' vacationing, Mr, Rathwell received word' that he has been transferred to tire Brantford branch of the Canadian Imper- ial Bank of Commerce, He has been head accountant at - the Owen Sound branch for over two years.' Babby Debbie Popp is staying with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Young, R.R. 3, Auburn. Little Miss Louise Campbell of Auburn visited ,last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Stanley Johnston. Mrs., Stanley Strasser and Kiss Beverley of Sault Ste. Marie are: visiting with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs.• William J. Craig. Miss Cindy Tait is visiting this week in Seaforth with her aunt—Mrs,--10-ss Nichol ori,-.. Nicholson, Paul and Louise.. Many parishioners " of St. Mark's Anglican Church, here attended the 85th anniversary services at Trinity Church, Blyth. Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor was the guest soloist. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cham- ney and Mr. and Mrs, William J":Craig attended the Robinson reunion at Ipperwash last Sat- urday. Miss Jill Bennett and Master Jimmy Bennett of Port AIbert visited' last week with Mr. and Mrs. W. Bradnock. Mr. William Gross and his daughter, Miss Elva Gross, at- tended the golden wedding. cele- bration o£• his brother, Rev. G.. L. Gross, and Mrs. Gross, at Listos'el. From- Bolivia ° Rev. Arthur Wormold, mis- sionary on furlough from Bol- ivia, was guest speaker last Sunday at the Auburn ,Baptist Church. 'He .and his wife have N erved -for • the past 10 years u nder the Canadian Baptist Mission Board and as he is a radio engineer he operates the Southern Cross Radio station. Ile told about the country, their farming methods 'And how Chris• tionity is increasing among the Indians and also 1h' great ad- vance in education. Mr. and Mrs. Wormolil are staying at Camp Hermosa, north of Gode- rich. During the service, Mrs. Duncan MacKay and her daugh- ter, Miss 'Barbara MacKay sans a duet, "Have Thine Ower Way, Lord." Mrs. Robert J. Phillij was organist. t Horses Win,..Prtze " Word was received here :last week that Mr. Aubrey Toll's .Clydesdale horses walked awa3fi ;with the honors -at the Calgary Stampede. At the Provincial Ex- Ihibition at Manitoba, he took' ' first Mace in the four -horse tandem team to wagon and was ' awarded the Prince Edward Hotel trophy, a spe'eial award for: four -horse team. Mr. Toll also took first place in the six - horse tandem team. Another pair of Toll victories were scor- •ed -• in.. the agricultural team in harness to wagon class and in the draft. horses in harness to wagon class. Mr. Toll- walked off with the Turner Memorial plaque presented to the heavy horse champion. FREE .METHODIST CHURCH Corner Victoria- and Park Streets REV. R. G. PELFREY, B:A., B.D., Pastor. Phone JA 4-9306 9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. 11:00 a°m. Morning Worship 7:00 p.m. 'Evening' Service WED., 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study: GIODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH , - _ Montreal Street Near The Scjuare REV. E. VON KEITZ, B.A., Minister. .10:00 a.m Church School 11:00 a.m. and 7:0p.m.� Herbert Stovell, St. Thomas THE SALVATION ARMY CAPTAIN and MRS. ROY WOMBOLD SUN. 10:00 a,m. SUNDAY SCHOOL N^ • 11:00 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 7:00 p,m, SALVATION MEETING WED. 0:00. p.m. HOME LEAGUE - A WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO ALL 1 _ , Bethel -Pentecostal Tabernacle Corner of Elgin and 'Waterloo Sts: REV. ROBERT CLARK, Pastor 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. Classes 'for all lges. I1:00 a.m,, Morning ,Worship _7i30 p.m'. Evangelistic Service Tuesday B p.m. Nibble Study and Prayer Friday, g p.m. Young People's Service JULY 28 — Rev. William Castle of Hamilton BAYfI+ELD BAPTIST CHURCH” REV. T. LESLIE HHOBBINS;. B.A., Pastor SUNDAY, JULY 21 10100 -cm. "Sunday . School 11:00 cm Morning Work lip ' tuotottsfic HourWIthmt air it 'p.m. ,Ptovo r. ,S Irvico You-Ata,fordiallly rovliad All Of Those, $lervicos _ Thcannual school picnic of S.S. No. 9 Hullett was held with parents ioining in the sports ad„ social events. The pro- gram was planned by the teach- er, Miss Irene Pfrimmer. The results of the races were as follows: , Running - -races---= Grades 1 and 2; Louise Hunking, Arva Ball, Rickey Archambatilt; grades 3 and 4, Joyce/ Hallam, Kathy Schneider, Keith Lapp; ,grade 6, Daryl Ball, Brenda Archambault, Daryk Ball; grade 7 and 8, Bill Lapp, Brenda Ball, Douglas Archambault, Running, broad, Rickey Arch- ambault, Louise Hunking, Ron'„ nie Snyder; grades 3 and 4, Ralph Haslam, Kathy Schneider, Joyce Hallam; grade 6, Daryl :Ball -, rea la.. Ardi t iatzT Bob Schneider; gradl e and $;13 t1:y Hallam, Brenda Ball, Doug. Archambault, Standing broad—Grades 1 and 2, Louise Hunking, Rickey Arch- ambault, Ronnie Snyder; grades 3 and 4, Jbyce Hallam, Keith' Lapp, Ralph_ Hallam; grade 6, Brian` Pfrimmer, Nancy Lapp, Daryl Bali: gratles 7 and 8. Bill Lapp; Brenda. Ball, Wendy Schneider. High jump ---Grades 1 and 2, Louise Htirlking, Rickey Arch- ambault, Ernie P f rim m e r; . grades 3 and 4, Joyce Hallam, Kathy Schneider, Ralph Hallam; grade 6, Brenda Archambatrlt, Daryl Balt, Nancy Lapp; grades 7 and 8, Douglas Arehambault, Betty Hallam, 13i1 -I Lapp. Pre-scboole.r's -running race, Ronnie 'Bunking, Johnny Ver- Wey, lfiathy'. Hunking Three- legged race, Joyce Hallam and Kathy Schneider, Ralph Hallam and Rickey Archambault, Arva . tall. and 1 ouise Honking; grades 6, 7 anr28, Wendy, Sehne- ider and Nancy Lapp,- .Daryl Ball and Bob Schneider, Doug Archambault ,and Brian Prim- mer. Softball throw—Grades 1 and 2, B1'nle PRrittnmer, Lopise lltunking, Arva Ball; grad4s 3 :and 4, Jcyco. ilallatti, Ralph ;Ila am,. Xeith Lapp; grade 6, Brian'Pfriimimcr, 130 Schneider, Milt Ba11 g1tradcs .1 and '-8, D Qu ArG ha .m bault, Bill LaPp, Wendy Schneider. Softball throw ----pre-schoolers, d eny Verwey, Ronnie Hunk. ing, Kathy Hunking;- wheelbar-. row race --Juniors, Mickey Arch - •a nbault and Keith Lapp, Joyce Hallam and ' Kathy Schneider, Harry Franke/L. and Ralph Hal, lam; seniors, Nancy Lapp and Wendy Schneider, Sharon Ball and Bob Schneider, Brian Pfrim- mer and Doug Archambault,, Ladies' kick -the -slipper, Mrs. Len Archambault, ' Mrs. John 'Snyder. and Sharon Ball, Mrs. Joe Hunking; running race, Audrey' Duizer, ,Mrs. Tom Cun- ningham and Mrs. Len Archam- bault, Sharon Bali. Men's dart contest, Len Arch ambault, Tom Cunningham, Bill Wagner;.. running race, Tom Cunningham, Len Archambault, Henry Hunking. Shoe scram- ble, Mrs, Elliott Lapp and Len Arehambault,: Brenda Archam- bault and l3ripn Pfrimmer, Ber- nice Hunking -and Henry Hunk- ing. Orange pass relay was won y Mrs: Leriµ�-le am a team; second, ten Archam- bault's tearn. The special feature was a race whitlt Mrs. Fred Cook -won when she ran forward and Len Archambault ran backwards, Following the sports events a bountiful stopper was served by the ladies of the section. A Personal Mention is wel- come news in the Signal -Star. BRECKOW'S MEDICAL MASSAGE STEAM, SAUNA and HIGH COLONICS (internal baths) 118 Anglesea St., off ,Victoria JA 4-8281 (office) or JA 4-7617 (residence) 28-31x HOLMESVILLE trOLIVIVSVH4TX, July 16. •.A..• Mrs. q 3ert Clifford is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London, following ,an operation last Tuesday. Guests at the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. F. McCullough were Mr. and Mrs. P. Husted, New Toronto; Mr. Ted McCul- lough, Beamsville, and Pte. Jim McCullough of Ipperwash. Mr. and Mrs. K. Harris and Patricia and' Mr. and Mrs. H. Ladd of Clinton have returned from a trip to the Thousand Island district. U.C,W. Meeting The U.C.W. of Holmesville met -with Mrs.' 3. .Grigg's group in charge. Mrs. Z. A.'Yeo read the Scripture. Mrs. Ben White- ley led in prayer. The Bible study was taken by.. Mrs. J. Grigg. Mrs. C,. ' Tebbutt read an article on stewardship- and Mrs. J., Lobb played a piano nolo. The vice-president, Mrs. Lloyd Bond conducted the busi- ness. • The-intinutes of the, June meeting were read by Mrs. F. McCullough and Mrs. C. Tebbutt gave the treasurer's repprt. Mrs. B. Walter reported from the board of stewards' meeting. Mrs. S. Farquhar read two yer- sions of the 23rd Psalm. The mission study on India was taken- by Mrs, F. McCullough. GAMES -- BINGO -- GAMES -- BINGO LEGION CARNIVAL CIVIC HOLIDAY, AUGUST 5 Proceeds to Senior Citizens Housing FISH POND --„ YONY RIDES DRAW AGRICULTURAL .PARK Bring your summer visitors to the Colonial Craft Horse WHY 9 To see beautifully hand polished driftwood, Kettle Point Indian blankets, Indian and Eskimo 'crafts from the Women's Institutes of N. W. T., Ceramics of Musk- oka clay, and hobby kits for summer leisure etc. OPEN TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY 10 a.m, 'to 6 p.m. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT MILL ROAD S. WHITEMAN JA 4-6290 The meetin closed with prayer by :Mrs. J, Grigg. . Hostesses were Mrs. 13. Walter, Mrs:. B. Whiteley, Mrs. E. Yeo and, Mrs. W, Yeo. ASHFIELD, A.SFlFIELD, July 15. -- Mrs. Emile Norgaard of Chicago is visiting with her brother, Bruce Macdonald. Guests with Mrs= Colin Mac- Gregor last weekend were Mr. 3Key. Factors IN AUTO INSURANCE Sound auto pro- tection for peace - of -mind driving calls for: (1) insur- . ance .coverages that meet your needs (2) with claim service that meets your ex- pectations and (3) at a cost that meets your means. Don't settle for less than all three. ('a11 o11 us for details. The O dorkb Signa, Star, Thursday, July 10th 1963 and Mrs.Leadbetter' of at 0:$0 A.M. with S Ind y •sehoo�. t st Toronto, ay at 10:45. ]tiring the xnoz th of. 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