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KNOX. WMS AUXILIARY HAS
ITS 80th ANNIVERSARY
Knox Presbyterian ',Church
Women's 1Vlissi.onary Society
Auxiliary observed its 80th an-
niversary at the,chureh hall on
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
More than 175 ladies were pre-
sent including, those from WMS
auxiliaries in Auburn, Blyth,-
'Belgrave, Clinton; Hensall and'
Seaforth as well as .represent-
ativ'es from various women's
o„ anizations, in Goderich.
's. HaroldRivers presided,
adevotions were led by Mrs.
John Pitblado and Mrs:, A. H,
Erskine. Mrs. Gordon Kaitting
&aug, accompanied by Mrs. Wil-
liam Cameron.
Mrs Albert Taylor reviewed
some historical events of the
local organization. The guest
speaker, Rev. Cr. L. *Royal, stress-
ed the achievements of the,
WM. . beginnin
1884. The�g was dedicat-
ed by Mn. Riref':""' Miss Eva
Somerville was pianist for the
hymns:
Miss Somerville, past presi-
•dent • of the Presbyterial, Miss
Lily MacArthur, who served as
deaconess in.. various places
across Canada, Mrs. Fred Weir,
a WMS member for 50 years,
and Miss- Mary Gordon, who
served at the Crowsta•nd Indian
boarding school near Kamsack;
Saskatchewan, 1912-1916, were
each presented .with. a corsage.
Refreshments • were . served,
With M•i • Somerville and .Miss
MacArthur pouring tea, and
Mrs. Fred Weir cutting the an-
niversary cake.
Greetings were. brought from
Huron Presbyterial by Mrs..
Wesley Bradnock, Auburn, the
president, and from the Hamil-
ton -London Synodical by Mrs;
O. G. Anderson; life member-
ship secretary of the Synodical,
BRIDGE SCORES
There were siX tables in play
Bridge Club on Monday night.
Winners and'their scores were
as follows: Mrs. B. Ross and.
Aim —.L.—Donnelly, 57 poinfts;
5012 Points; Dr. and Mrs. W.
Oakes, 42 points; Mrs, F„ Reid
andMrs..I„ Papernick, 41 .points.
SUNSET DRIVE-IN
HIGHWAY 8:— EAST OF GODERICH
Jack Lenimon and Ricky Nelson
. "Wackiest Ship In ThOrmy"
solor
Plus—Chubby Checkers in "Ringading Rhythm"
4-77
Tony Curtis and Piper Laurie
"The Purple Mask"
Shirley Knight and AndY Duggan
"House -cif Women"
Admit Entertainment
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Maria Landi and -Kerwin Mathews
"Pirates of Blood River7,
Color
YOUR. MASSEY-fERGUSON •
DEALER PRESENTS
REVOLUTION_
An intereiting 'and informative evening about comiiines
sin by Mr. H. Stewart, Production Education Depart-
ment, M -F Farms, Milliken, Ontario.
LEGION HALL
WeCinesdai, May 6
8:00 p.m.
REFRESHMENTS
Anyone Wishing Transportation Call
GEORGE, WRAITH
Lucky Fore
1VING
RANGE
• NOW OPEN
Saturday and
Sunday
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21 1% Miles South of Goderich
W.H.A Meeting
The April meeting of the
Women's Hospital Auxiliary
wasAteld at
Alexandra Marine
and General Hospital with Mrs.
P. J, Curry presiding. "„
Due to unforeseen circus
stances, the date for the penny
fair and tea has been post-
poned te a later date. Die
prizes will he on display, as in
previous years, to Denomme's
flower shop.
Final arrangements were
made to attend the spring re-
gional meeting of. hospital aux-
iliaries in Clinton. Registra-
tion and luncheon will be held
in the Officers' Mess at the
RCAF ' station ' followed by a
tour of Clinton Public Hospital
and _a business meeting ,in the
nurses' residence.
The May meeting of the aux
iliary will be on May 25th in-
stead, of the 18th because of
the holiday.
Winctsor Trio -
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ara Here -
Three Windsor people "will
appear in Goderich magistrate's
court tbday charged with illegal
possession of two savings bonds.'
Charged are Ronald .firegory
Munro, LH Gregory avenue,
Eileen Kovinsky, 263 Parro.t.
avenue, and Stanley Vv'estfall,
373 Rivers.ide drive, all of
The' RoYal Bank of Canada in
Goderieh and the Bank of Mon-
treal in Clinton conibined .with'
the Goderich Police and the
Ontario Provincial Police last
week to,.retrieve two bonds, a
$5,000 Canada Savings Bond
registered to Emily Avis of.
'and a $500 Province of Quebec
savings bond, registered to
Leonard Ayoub, Montreal. ,
The three were arrested
April 22 by Constables Gordon
Ferris and G. Lantz of the OPP
at Carlow. 'Constable Alec
Twaddle is co.ntinuing the in-
vesigation.
o-•bUtiGANNON
n .,-
TING•ANNAI>T. {Mrs. Olen
Weaver and Mrs. Jackson Rieve
spent a few-
days visiting.
"friends and relatives at Ridge -
town and Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Park visit-
ed on - Saturday. with Mr. and
Mrs., George Lawlor, Auburn.
Born on April 24, 1964, to
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ken Park, Bramp-
ton,' a son,' Brian Kenneth.,,
Visitors on Sunday with, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Errington were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross' Errington,
Lorene, Valerie and Debbie, of
St. Helen's; Mr .and Mrs. Lewis
Blake, Faye and Marianne of
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Les Pur-
vis of Lucknow, and Mr. and
Mrsc Ivan Henderson, Greg and
Brian of Toronto.
Miss Joyce , Eggleston of
Brampton was home with her
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Arthur
Eggleston, for the weekend. -
' Mr---9�rmdm,��iatBi1')wiggins
and son Eric were Sunday visit=
oars with Mr.- and Mrs. Fred
Young.
Mid: iiTer"fi'-- Finnigan ' arrived
home from St. Joseph's 'Hospital,
Lond'ori, on Sunday, 'much im-
proved. Mr. J. C. Durnin, L•6•n-
doa, her son; also visited at
,home.
Mrs., J. J. Ryan came home
on Satui•cj, y after spending the
winter with' her daughter 'at
Islington.
• Mr, and Mrs. Anderson Mug-
ford viited, per mother, Mrs..
Abner Morris. We understand
the Mugford family have pur-
chased an acre of land from
Mr. Ben Park, by the river and
intend to have a cottage there.
Win Pries t
Penny Reid won from CKNX
a Rowntree, family pack on
Wednesday of last week with
tier "letter s1and"ing a` chancefoi
another prize. Another piece
Of luck for the M. E. Reid fam-
ily was Patsy Reid winning for
her father from.•Radio Station
CFPL, a razor, shaving cream
and lotion. '
The U.C.W.
The Dungannon U.C.W. met
in the church basement rues -
AT PA R IC GODERICH
THE
THEATRE:
Vincent -Price and Debra Paget
'In a hair-raising mystery yarn
"THE HAUNTED' PALACE''
Color
James Garner and Lee Remick
Ie one of the,year's BEST dramatic productions
"THE WHEELER DEALERS"
Cinemascope and- Technicolor '
"MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY"
Magnificent in 'scepe and color
Adulradmissions advanced to 75-c for this program -
ADMITTANCE
"NEVER ON
TO POISONS ,
04 OM
No radiator.
ri ge
day afternoon, April 21st.:
•Twenty-four ilt;dies answered -the
moll -call with a Scripture verse
with the word "Goodness." Mrs.
W,' Petrie opened the 'meeting
with the .,pall ,to worship acid
Prayer, Mrs..j. Veldhilis read
the Scripture and Mrs. Lorne
Ivers read, a chapter from "The
Word and Way." Mlrs. kLe1-
tan, Registrar at Five Oaks, also
Publicity and Promotion Work-
er, was guest speaker. She told
of the program at Five Oaks
for tyre public and how the
place is operated; showing pic-
tures .of the buildings and sur-
roundings. Abale is to be
made up this year again, and
anyone having used woollens to
spare is to contact Mrs. Chester
Fi,hnigan or Mrs. ,Cecil Blake,
These are to"go into the' mak-
ing of blankets. Lunch was
served with Mrs. Nelson Pear-
son as convener..,
MINOR INJUkiES
Rill ,Parsods of Staffa and,
.4-1—Airgiesea Street
receivd minor cuts Friday,
April._24, when their car ran
into the CNR overhead bridge
on Highway 21. The car is re-,
ported to have . been dniven
without headlights on,
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LIQCHA.L$
LOOHALSt .--_ V ; —John—Mac=
Rae ofBatavia, New York, spent
the weekend at his home here:
Margaret MacLennan "spent
the, weekend, in North Bay.
Mr. and: Mrs. -D. A. Maeben
nan and Finlay' were in London
for the weekend.
Mr. - George MacLennan and
young son --sof Toronto visited
the weekend' with Mr. and Mrs.
Emile MacLennan.
Rev. Elmer Kennedy of Blue -
vale was a Sunday visitor with
Mr. and Mrs. Wolter Dexter.
Recentvisitors WithMr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCllarles and
John were Mr. and Mrs. Hartley
MM,acTavish and Nancy of Mon-
treal.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finlay-
sor were in Toronto on Mon-
day where, they' attended the
funeral of Mr. Frank Mac-
kenzie. •
The Yo,r.g PeoEle of Ash-
field Pres' yterian Church en-
joyed an evening of bowling in
hucknow on Feiday.
,.Celobrating .his, a01-h--bi-r-
recently was Mr. Herb Ensign.
ware'delivered . the sermon in
Ashfield Presbyterian Church
while Rev. Neil MaeComkie was,
in Kincardine church.
Kintail W.I.
The Kintail Women's Insti-
tute were, in Clinton on Wed-
nes,dtay, of last week where they
held a'birthday party for 15 of
the patients., at Huronview.
Mr 'D. A. MacLennan entertain-.
ea with bagpipe numbers,. The
Th6 tOdel"ieh:Slgxjia 'Star, ! s
latea ".
ielirect lurch aiid >tx j
sented • eath with !a agif t, .. .�
.,.!Grnderld . i peakee
The Ripley ansa District Ifo 'tir
c llturaj Society met P0; Tuesr
in•a 'eltd .'
f- ,
On Mr, tx la to;Jarn is a'`
oi~ .Tants'•fld> ihs
day evening at the 'home oI .the» chase' *1.114° meed
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE -1N
CLINTON
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
April 30 -May 1
"THE MANCI1URIAN
r , CANDIDATE"
An Exchange
Sunday morning saw an ex-
change of ministers in the var-
ious Presbyterian Ch u rch es.
Rev. Elmer Kenhedy of Blue -
PI HO SE
QUEEN ELiZABETH SCHOOL
FOR RETARDED CHILDREN
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'JAMES GARNER
Color
PLUS
"30 Years of Fun"
with all the great comedians of
the past. CHARLIE 'CHAPLIN,
BUSTER KEATON', eta.
Cartoon
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ANNUAL
INSPECTION..
Goderich District Collegiate Cadets
WED., MAY 6
SCHOOL CAMPUS
Ingpection — March Past
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