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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-07-02, Page 6••••,- „,. ' g• 'The 'Got:leach Signal-4tar, Thqsday, -July-. 4nd, 1964 AUBURN NEWS 4. AUBURN. -Mr. and Mrs, Sam Seaforth, • Mt:: and. Mrs. Hugh ..RUss,e1 of Scarboro spent the Bennett, John, Jill and Jim and . weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Mr. Bruce Bennett of Port Al - Ralph D. Munro. bert. ,. 15 -Brenda Ball, Nancy Lapp; bOs-Allan 'McDougall; girls, over. 15 - Martie KooPI:naUS, Klaske KoOpmans; boys -Don Weekend visitors with Mr. Birjhclay Party MeDoi,vell, Gary Walden; kick .„ and Mrs. William Straughan Bouquets" of roses and peonies the slipper-Klaske Kocipmana,• were Mr, and Mrs. William decorated Knox United Church Anne de Groot; boys -Peter de Bleck, Sandra And Timmy of ter the annual birthday party Groot, Keith Machan; driving Kitchener and Mrs. Thomas of the U.C.W. Unit Three was the nail-1VIrs. Lloyd Walden, Jarffin and family of Wingham. in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Miss Elaine Snell; men driving Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pent- C arles Lewis gave the call to the nail ---:-Lloyd Walden, Keith land of North Bay are Visiting wor • The Scriptgre lesson Machan;• oftball throw, girls this welk,with her mother, Mrs. was read by Mrs: John Durnin. eight to 10-Donria Baechler, Charles Straughan. Mrs. Lewis gave an inspiration- Marie Plunkett; boys-Norm:an Mr. and Mrs. EdDavies left al meditation, on "Humility." Robertson, Dana Bean.; girls, . on Monday inOrning for -the t A- duet was sung by --Mrs- Ern,„ --10- la 15-r-Lynda-Reed,__Brenda CanadianWest where they will ' merson Rodger and ' Mrs. Archambatilt; boys -Brian WO- , 4 take • in the Calgary Stampede 'Charles Lewis. Mrs. Ernest den, Billy Snell; 15 years and before going to the WestCoast1"Ditimtwl•artri-Tra3rer-Ttre of-7-Ovir-=---:-Don MeDowerlt-lfugh- . •Mrs4Donald H.ainei left mArilfering was received by Mrs, , Campbell; banana eating con- r:::.,{1,331.- morning on a...trip...10_11in- James Jackson and Mrs. George:test (couples)-MrS. Len Arch- ---'-fiTirer anarlipantrilifrs, „;1441.11(E.,-Sialt#, iiii,'-'witil 1.104111114-„RbY---N,-cibIlr'''mr--s• Ed. Davies. • !Prayer by Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Howard _Campbell and Harold , , , Mr..Peter Brown eRiverside Clare Vincent and Mrs. Thomas ,Webster;'time race -Lloyd Wal - •t s$itins with Mr. and Mrs. Allen, both of Londesboro, sang Iden, Mrs. -Bert Craig. A scaven- .i. A "-Miltiand A..:":,loo4r.kor4stamtraking, a duet,"Nearwt crr". tbe Heart of 1.gir l'ilibrWit,W4•Iftklic,Tftxtf;$;fri —liiS,, vacation in' Seotlatid- Vtfrhere140- 44'4 -'4vli'sr:t;-of'cZC:r1117ae.-31.0'-EYS:t;he' Pregiiainsidit-Cia,:,Mc he will visit his father and 'introduced, the guest speaker ;Charles Scott, ',superintendent sisters. . ' of the afternoon, Mrs. W. M. , of the Auburn S.S., on behalf of '1 Mr, and Mrs. Ralph a Munro C I . arson of Londesboro. .She;Kn4 United thanked Rev. and Miss Elm' Mutch left ongave an addresson the themeCharles Lewis for his work in 'Tuesday morning for a trip tol`105'••• Mrs. Bert Craig', the the church and Sunday school. Calgary. to visit. Mrs. Munro's president. thanked Mrs. Carson ,Mr. Lloyd Walden, superintend- sonMr. Glen Youngblut, and for her inspiring message and ' grit of the Westfield S.S., aL$o , • Mrs. Youngblut .in that ' city. on behalf of the U.C,W.'prosent- .thanked Mr. Lewis for his ser - Guests on Sunday with Mr. i ed her with a'' gift. Mrs'. Bert,vice and they presented Rev. and Mrs. William' J. Craig were cratk thanked all who had as,Tand-Mrs.' Lewis with a *chest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Graviston :sisted with the meeting.. Straw- , silver as a parting gift. of Woodstock, former 'residents 1berry shortcake and tea was 1,,, 5..6,. No- 9 Picnic of this village. • - -f-served by the-Thembe-rs - of- Unit i Miss Shirley Brown left this Three, . . . , The annual sbhoOl picnic was weererd-fi or•livr-sunnner pusi- Picnic Honors -Pastor , held. •on the- se-hool grounds- at - tion as director of the summer * Knox United Church joined S.S. No. 9 Hullett with a large vamp at Bolton.d 'with ' tire Westfield Unite I 'attendance of parents and child - Mrs. Margaret Clark is a pat- 1 Church to hold their annual ren of the section. The,teacher, lent in Clinton hospital having ,picnic at the*Gg, derich Summer ;Miss Irene Pfrimmer,: was in fractured her wrist in a fall School grounds north of Gode- charge of the races. The results : down, the cellar steps. :rich. Swimming and a game,of 'were as follows: Races -Ronnie M1.;. and Mrs. thomas John-lsoftball were enjoyed befere 'Snyder, Ronnie Hunking, Marg- ston, 'Mit Laura ' Phillips and 1 the picnic supper, Races were 'aret Franken; Louise Hunking, Squadron Leader Les Phillips I held under the. direction of Miss 'Arva Ball, Rickey Archambault; visited on Sunday with Mrs. Joan ,1V1ill.s assisted by several ;John,Bakelaar, KathiSchneider, Eliza Tebbutt at Huronview and other S.S. teachers. Results of :Joyce Hallam; Brenda Ball, ' "Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow and races are as follows: Girls, six Wendy Schneider, Nancy Lapp. Mr. and -yrs. Tom Jordon at to eight - Marie Empey, Mel- 'Runnina broad jump - Ronnie Ball. Sack race-Ledise-Bunk- ing, Ralph Hallam, Ronnie Hunking; Kathy Schneider, Bob Schneider, Brenda Archambault. Wheelbarrow race - Brenda Archambault and, Wendy Schn- eider; Kathy Schneider and Arva -'Bail; Bob Schneider and. Daryl Ball, Three-legged race -Nancy Lapp and Kathy Schn- eider; Brenda Archambault and Bob Schne44er; 'VVendy Schneir der and. Brenda Ball. Rre- schO(il children races - Brian 1VieClinchey, Eddie Franken; noward-, Hallam. Standing broad -*Kathy Hunking,,Eddie Franken, HowarViallam. Teen.' age high jtkinp-Ifambnd Hat - lam, Bill Lapp, .Douglas Arch- 41.4444144,446•Y.:04•44,44,44.44,41444 ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH July 5th - Sixth Sunday After Trinity ' 8:30 a.m. Holy communion 10:00 a.m. ,Sunday School and Bible Class 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and Sermon (Junior Con re ation and Nurser ) . NO EVENING. SERVICE During Summer Months Rector: REV. CANONKENNETH , Mr. George" Burgoin, Organist and Choirfnaster. - -4 ainbault. Most articles in purse -WI's. „Leonard Arthambault. Kiek-tht-slipper -SharOn. Ball, 1VIrs, Len Arcbambault, lVfrs. Arthur Hallam. Bunning race f or ladies -Mrs, Sarth MeClin- chey, Mrs. Fred Coek, Mrs. Joe flunking, Mrs. Arthur Hallam. Teenage girls -.Betty Sharp& Ball, Ruth. Schneider, Clothespin in bottle - Mrs. George .Schneider. 1Y1Qst ar, tides in pocket (men)-ifarry Webster. Break the balloons -- Elliott Lapp and Len:.krcham- bault• (tied). ,Ven's • ract!$-P' 4 liott 'Lapp, Joe Winking, Leii Archanibaolt. Boys' races-Ray- niond Hallam, Bill Lai* Casey Verwey. Teamaames-Sharon Ball's teen won the ball walk, the. coke carton race and the spOon on string. Youngest per- son present -Bruce liunking. Oldest person present - Mrs... - Fred Cook. Couple married the longest --Mr. and Mrs. Arthur- ,Ficn,le draw, tea kettle • -.Oliver Pocock, Benmilier; lawn chair -Mrs. J. Franken, Auburn, and six tea towels— . Mrs. Keith Arthur. " - Att. Guaranteed Through' Saturday, July 4th, 1964 , Sunday' guests with Mr. and ney, tarry Plaetzer; girls, eight riy-- Verwey; Rickey Ardharn-' Mrs. ,Wes Bradnock were Mrs. to 12 - Brenda Archambault,A bault,' Louise Hunking, Arva Charles Straughan, Mr. and Mrs. Marie Plnnkett; boys -7- Daryl all;' John Bakelaar,.. Kathy Harold Nicholson and • Gary ,of Billie Einpey; girls,, 13 to .Schneider, Joyce Hallam; Bren- da Archambault, PAryl „Ball, Wendy Schneider. Standing' broad jump -Ronnie Hunking, Ronnie SnYder, Johnny Verwey; Louise Hunking, Arva Ball, Rio- -'--key-Archambault ;--Kathy ne 'der, Joyce Hallam., John, 13alfe- laar; Brenda Archambault, Daryl Ball; Brenda Ball. High' jump -Ronnie Snyder, Ronnie' Hunking, John Verwey; Louise Hunking, Rickey Archambault, Arvallall; John Bakelaar, Joyce Kathy Schneider; Bren- rchag4bault. ag4.141alL Ctied),'W-ebsify dei; 'Brenda' , 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship "Value of Vision" • The Rev. Ure Stewart of Seaforth (Nursery and Junior Congregation) kt, The Rev. W. J. tan .,Hoopen, B.A., 13.D., Min. H. flatterer; Organist 441.1, • 0,44k • ",1%,...afet, A&P CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES CHOICE QUALITY ASE OF 24 TINS-Seleamozompio..„ , 3 28 -H -oz tins' „ Reg. Price 2 tins. 39c—SAVp0C A&P Choice Quality Halves THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister SERViCES 9:30 -.and 11:00 a.m. Sermon: "Our Missionary- R8sponsibility" 1041 - az tins Reg. tin 29e- SAVE 17o CASE 0F24 TIN'S $5.94 SAVE 51.02 • Junior Congregation 9:10 a.m. Service Only Nursery 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. CASE OF 24 TINS.,$3.92 — SAVE 76c f IONA"' Reg. Price 2 tins 39c—SAVE 10c 9, PEARS • KEIFFER 3 15 -fl -oz tins CASE OF*24 TINS $3.92 — SAVE 76c , DEEP BROWNED TOMATO SAUCE BEA CASE OF 24 TINS $5.34 20 -11 -oz tins 89, S LIBBY 331=4 • CANADA'S FINEST QUALITY RED BRAND STEER BEEF BINGO at LEGION HALL SATURDAY, JULY 4 8-:30 p.m . 15 GAMES — MOO The prize for each regular game will be $12.00 4 Share -The -Wealth, Jackpot Combined. JAZKPOT OF .$80.00 IN 56'CALLS' RONStRardtsedivADIAN71...E416.1!* )34A-N-C_IlLia2 .LUCKY' .FORE Victoria Street -United Church 11:00 'a.m. Sunday School 1100 a.m. Morning Worship "COnvert6d To The World"'” 10:00 a.m. .Benmiller: Church and Sunday ,School • REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister.. HIGHWAY 21 JUST 11/2 MILES SOUTH OR GoDERICH. MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist. SHORT or CROSS RIB OAST --S119111..1)ER.-00.AS :ROUNDBONE " POT ROAST 1 FREE 'METHODIST CHURCH , Corner Victoria and Park Streets REV. R. G. PELFREY, B.A., B.D., Pastor Dtal 524-9306' 9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 •a.m. MORNING WORSHIP 7:O�p.m EVENING' SERVICE Wed., 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study EXCELLENT FOR BRAISING RI 4,1 Ib FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH PEN of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec - Montreal Street Near The Square 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship '7:00 p.m. Evening' Worship Tuesday 6:45 p.m. - Intermediate Youth_ Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Friday 6:30 p.m. - Explorers Rev. N. W. 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