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fisher Reunion
The annual Fisher reunion
was held th, Bayfield July 19.
A program of sports was en-
joybd,.. Winners of races were:
Janet Ginn, Peggy Fisher, Per-
ry Fisher, Jeff Fisher, Faye
'Fisher) Barbara Eliott, Doug
Fisher, •-•;Shiriey-• .t.Fiaher, .Gail`
Fisher, Wayne Tebbutt, Bruce
Fisher, Wayne Tebbutt, Bruce
Fisher, Joan F!sher, Keith Fish
e.r, Wayne Snyder.
Three-legged race, S.hirley
and Bruce Fisher; boys' bag
race, Larry ,and Bruce Fish,t4;
�ibaerace, Shirley and Joan
'isher; wheelbarrow race, Arn-
61d and Bruce Fish-er; corn on
spoon,- Janet Fisher; ladies'
kick -the -slipper,- Jane ' Fisher;
ladies' soda biscuit, Phyllis
• Fkiter; men's balloon race, El -
At ,,,Bayfield.:
mer Fisher, Larry Fisher; lady
with most buttons on dress,
Mrs. George Ginn; corn in Jar,
Mrs. Wilfred Fisher, Mrs. Pearl
Gallagher; oldest -person, Hor-
ace Fisher; recently married,
Mr. and Mrs, Wa-yne *Snyder;
Ingest married, Mr. and, -Mrs. --
Milton Wiltse; longett distance,
Mrs. G. McMichael; large:St fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fisher;
youngest person, Brenda Fish-
er.
Supper was served at 5 o'clock
with thb business session follow-
ing. Officers. for 1965 are. Pi=e-
sident, Irvine Tebbutt; vice-pre-
sident, Bernard Fisher; secre-
tary -treasurer, Wayne Snyder;
sports, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Teb
buttand Mr. and .Mrs. Arnold
Fisher. _
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GEORGES—ChilaqL
August 16th — 12th .Sunday After Trinity
11:30 a.m. Holy Communion
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11;00 a.ni. Holy Communion and Sermon
(Junior Congregation and Nursery)
No Evening Service During Summer Mdliths
Rector: REV. CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A, D.D.
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ig-e--Burgoin, Organist and •ChorrarilgirKT.:-
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THE UNITED CHURCH OF- CANADA
is North Street 'United Church,
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
• 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
Sermon: "'THE LORD'S PRAYER (3).
The Minister Will Preach
- Bill Bettger at the organ.
(Nursery and Juhior CorigrelatiOnr"
The Rev. W..). ten Hoopen, B.A., B.D., Min.
L. H. Dotterer, Organist
Knok Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCK'kART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
William Cameron, Director of Praise
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E. Cards of Thanks G. Conlin 'Events
JOHNSTON. — We sincerely
thank our friends and neigh-
bors for their kindness and
messages of sympathy during
our recent bereavement.
Special thanks to the Lodge
funeral home and Mr. and
Mrs. Reg. Bell,
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Johnston.
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sincere thanks to
Dr. J. R. Leitch, Dr. John
Wallace, the nurses and staff
of Second Floor East, for
their kind attention; to every-
one at Sato Fine 'Salt plant,
thy friends, relatives and
neighbors for cards, flowers,
and all their aid during my
stay at the hospital. Special
thanks to Austin Hartman,
George Hadden, Pat Kennedy,
Percy Blundell, Catherine and
Burns Jerry.
Bob Rae.
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STEWARDSON. — Sincere
thanks are expressed fbr
__..cazds,_...gifts- and—kindnesses:
rendered to me while I was
a patient in Goderich hos-
pital. Special thanks to the
-staff, nurses and also all
those who provided transport-
ation for my wife. ,
Clifford Stewardson.
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F. Engageamts,
Mr. and- Mi7r-Ernest--A-ilci
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wish to announce the engage-
men.t of their daughter, Diana
Margaret, to Kenneth Robert
MacAdam, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert 11facAdam,Ill of ,Gode-
rich. The marriage will take
place on August 29 at Knox
Presbyterian Church at 2.30
p.m, 32x
• Mrs. Paul Walmark, Ai4h
Tree House, Mnionville, • On-
tario, wishes to announce the
engagement of her daughter,
Sheila Kathleen Kristin, to
Michael Paul Edmond Pick,
son, of Mr. and, Mrs. Jan Pick,
Sherbrooke, Quebec. The wed-
ding will take place Saturday,
August 29, 1964, at 2 pan. in
St. Philips .Anglican Ohurch,
Goderielf Teen Theatre' pre-
sents 'Sunday Costs Five
Pesos" aid "Heaven on Earth,"
at MacKay Hall, -August 25 and
26, at 8 p.m. Admission, adult'
60c; children 25c.
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'Doke sale, •Saturday, -'gust
-22, 1.30 p.m., former Tots and
Teens' store, sponsdred by.. Vic-
toria St, U.C.W.
BINGO
Harbourlite Inn
Wednesday, August 19
Sponsored by' -
Goderich Lions club
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Obituary
ROBERT L. qumurav •
Mr. aid Mrs. 'Leo Ouellette•
recently attewled the funeral
service for their grandchild,
Robert L, Ouellette, -six-week-
old son,of Mr. and Mr•K Robert
L. Ou'ellette of Adrian, Michi-
gan. The 1V1.asS of the Angels'
took Place in Blessed Sacrament
Church with interment in .Cal-
vary cemetery.
Miss Nanette Ouellette of
Goclerigh and Denis buellette of'
Windsor also attended the fun-
eral.
The infant, who died of -pneue
tn,onia, is also survived -by his
maternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo J. Kehn of Toledo,
Ohio. '`
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- (Continued from ,page 1) Mr. and Mrs. William Madge -of
Cayley street:
De art ent 'of Ed ti
P ni uea on s
summer school in London. .•
Richard Madge '
When Mr. Madge first moved
to, Goderich, he was an' eight-
year-old -third-grader. He' com-
pleted his grade schbol ednea-
tion at the Goderich Central
Mempintary-e41511.,..
adu'a-ted--4G]3'L-
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Wen- fenialedeat7tlie-e:Uni•-•
versity' of Western 'Ontario,
where in' 1959 he received a
bachelor of arts degree with a
major in hist'&y. In 1960, he
received a dipfcaa from the
Ontario College of Education in
Toronto.
For the past four years, he
has taught 9th and 10th-gradp
history-anclQltaiglishea+-thteePaw.
line Johnston Collegiate Voca-
tional School in Brantford.
The riewly-aneofflted GDCI
English -History instructo; is
married to the, former Ldurine
MacDonald, who also is from
Mr. and Mrs. Madge are the
parents of a sok, Larry, two.
Mrs. Madge, a gtAtluate- nurse,
is the. daughter of Mr, and Mrs..,
Clarence MacDonald, of Bayfield
SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th ,
The Minister Will Preach
"The Primacy of God"
Nursery and Junior Congregation 9:30 a.ni. Service Only
Pray for the Knox Spiritual Crusade
THE UNITED CHURCH OF ,CANADA
Victoria Street' Uniteci–Church
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11:00 a.m. -Sunday School
,Summer Ministry- ,,_ •
amsgrolio
' The Rev. Dr. H. - W. Treffry, Ph,D.
10:00 am. Benmiller Church and Sunday School
REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister.
MRS: J. SNIDER, Organist.
t FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Victoria and Park Streets
REV. R. G. PELFREY, B.A., B.D., Pastor- Dial 524-9306
9.50 a.m. Sunday School
1E00 a.m. Morning Worship
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7.00 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Wed.;' 8.00°p.m. — Prayer Meetjng and Bible Study
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
of the Baptist Convention of Ontario nd Quebec
Montreal Street Near The Square
10:00 a,m.
11:00- a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Sunday School
Morning Worship
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Evening Worship,
Guest Preachtr — Rev. Robert Weaver, St. Albans, West
6 n,
Virginia..
THE SALVATION ARMY
CAPTAIN and MRS. ROIL WOMBOLD
10:00 a.m., Sunday School
11:00 a.m.'Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Salvation Meting
Tues., 8:00 p.ml — Prayer Meeting
Wednesdiyr8:00 pm. — Ladies' Home League
EVERYONE„ WiELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST-CHURC-H
Bayfield Road at Blake St. (Entrance off Blake)
SUNDAY SERVICES
1000 a.m. Bible School — All Summer
11:00 a.m. -7 7:30 p.m. Church Services
Wednesdby, 8:00 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study
Friday, 8:00 p.m. Young People's
Pas4or: REV. T. LESLIE HOBBINS, B.A.
Warm Welcome To All
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernhcle
Corner of Etgbi and Waterloo Sts.
REV. 'ROBERT CLARK, Pastor
10:00 a.m. Sunday School Classes for all ages.
1100 a.m. Morning Worship • ,
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7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Tuesday 8 P.m. Bible Study and prayer
i1ay p.m. Young People's Service
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WATERLOO UNIVERSITY
EP0- COLLEGE
The Faculty of Arts and Science of
'Waterloo Lutheran ;Jraiiersity
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invites
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To Apply for admission to General and Honors B.A.
Programs in 'Business Admin.istration, Economics,
English, French, Geography, German, Greek, History,
Latin, Philosophy, Planning, Politics, Psychology,
Sociology, Spanish and the General B.Sc. Programs.
Admission Requirements for the 134A. Programs:
A minimum average of. 55 ,per cent in nine' Grade
13 pape4s....
Admission Requirements for the B.Sc. ,Programs:
A minimum average of 55 per cent lin nine Grade
13 papers with 60 per cent in Mathematics and
Science.
Scholarships: •
An unlimited' number of scholarships zanging in
value from $500 to $1,500 per year willbe awarded
to ALL applicants with 75 per -cent or better.
Orientation and . Registration of New Stu,dents:
September 14 to 16, 1964.
For Information, calendars and Application Forms,
write or telephone: '
Mr. John M. Kopas,, Registrar
Waterloo University College
Waterloo" Lutheran University
' WATERLOO, Ontario
- Alan Sumner
As a specialist in industrial
arts, Mr. Sunnier has had six
years of teaching experience on
the secondary school level. For
two years, he 'served on the
faculty of Lite -soli •District
High School. Ile then moved
hilt -fro -up years._ At St:- a rys,
he also cage hed:'..g olf -and •sery..
ed as cadet training instructor,
He is married.
Clarke Teal
Mr. Teal, -aa native of St. Cath--
arinet, Ontario, received his
bachelorsVegree from Roberts
Wesreyan College of North,
Chili, N.Y. While Ln college, he
'carried a mathematics major,
wfth •-frrinor.lii • teienetg.'
While in college, too, he held
an outside job as a building
contractor, bossing construction
jobs in off -class hours. He also
played on 'th,"k school's soccer
team. , His teaching assignment
at GDCI is his., first. He is
married. ,
Bill Wark
the Mr. Wark, during thepast
five years has completed , his
academic requirenients for 6er,
tifiSktimaLasharlezelaegsi••
ant. He is scheduled to 'receive
hihC A.2.!.—e-ertification 4144s -
'summer.
His loderich assignment .is
his first as a• teacher. Mr.,
Wark, who is married, is a
graduate. oPathe University of
Western Ontario, where he
earned a bachelors degree,
majoring in econoYnics and poli-
tical Kience.
At G -DCI he will teach "busi.,
ness practice" in grade nine,
typing in grades 10 and 11, and
'bookkeeping in grade 12.
David Wright
Mr. Wright is a f964.graduate
of the University of Western,.
0 n. r e -„ha rtic--erived-*
'acl19rs degree. with maj&-L
in science.
In„ his first year at Goderich,
he will teach grade nine science,
and ' ,hu s i 111.,s 8 practice
and serve as physical education
instructor for grades nine and
10. • '
During his college years, he
made the Varsity track team,
specializing in the middle dis-
tance events.
In his off hours he, played
the drums for dance bands and
otehestras. He is 'unmarried.,..
Four Not Returning
Four members of the GDCI
1963-64 faculty will not return
in September. They are Prank
Walkom, veteran Industrial
Arts 'teacher in the local col-
legiate system and reeve of the
Goderich Town ,Council; Mrs.
Lois Roberts, a French and Eng-
lish instructor who is retiring
from teaching; Bruce, Bailey,
English and commercial instruc-
tor who is committed to an
overseas teaching project; and
Alan Gaudet, French and Span-
ish teacher who has accepted
a position at Lively.
The teaching faculty of Gode-
rich District Collegiate Institute
will number 27 at he start of
the coining school year.
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TheGroderich f•figria1'4tAr, Thurosialb:'
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Men and Women
To :Work From Aug. '24 to Oct. 10
at Vegetable Canning
DAY .or ,NIGHT WORK-
' Transportation Provided
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APPLY IN PERSONA TO
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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0DERICH
MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 10 a. m to 3-p. m.
• CANADIAN CANNERS LTD.
EXETER, ONTARIO
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COLBORNE TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS held
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a quiet memorial for„departed loved ones
Legion Picnthe afternoon of August 9.
ic • . the annual service -were,' from left to right,
In charge of
above, Huron County Warden Ralph Jewell,
Draws Over 2001- -
More than -.00 members of
Branch 109 of the Royal, Can-
adian Legion, and its auxiliary,
together with ',heir families, at -
held at ,Camp•Kitchigami, Aug -
Poisons . •
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ous apply only to pesticides and
when used as directed, misuse
makus_tncin dangarous,-:.
af the \vorsJ, kei o;jene, seen
now mostly in summer cottages;
hut a cause of child poisoning.
This petroleum • distillate is
often a major component of
pclishcs, pesticides, etc, Ben-
zine and naphtha can cause
dt.ath if "the fumes a: -'i 'deeply
inhhled. Metal cleaners • and
-polishes •Containin-g sulphuric
acid and •hydrochloric acid are
potentially a hazard. Several
been reported from
swallowing defergenl:
"Outside paint, used 'to paint
a baby!S• crib or toy,7-e-m cause
death from lead pdisoni
• sllettVtOt. pi-S.W.-1w, a •
*"Organic pesticides are god
bug killers but ciln alio be man 1r
killers. »Mothball.> made orr
camphor • and naphthaline are's'
not used as much as they ,used
to be, and I - wish. they were'
not used at all. •Cosmetics get
into the act. Home -permanent
w:,,ve neutralizer is a had one.
Alrohol sharnreg: and certain
hair dyes are potentialpoison-
. ors. - Turpentine, model' -air,
plane glue are potential poisons
if left \vilere small children can
get at thent
"Much is being done to solve
the poison •problem. Especially
in the last three orfour years
federal Poison clinicshave been •
set up. in Toronto, London and
other cities, where a doctor ,can
make quick reference, and 1f
there is an antidote for a poi-
son` it can be given, but some-
times it is too lat. -Sometimes
nobody knov,-.3 what poison has
jbden taken, because a lot of
things Are not labelled, though
they should be.
"The important thing is, pre-
vention; by keeping all toxic
su'bstancis out of reach, espec-
ially of smalr'children."
Mr -Marriott was introduced
by .Stuart Forbes and thanked
by Howard Aitken.
1.hey arrived .by car and by a
s'becial. bus arranged for under
Legion auspices.
Chairman of the entertain-
ment committee was Jim Sher-
Patt, .
The program.included a sche7
dule of sports hvents, including
children's races, softball and
horseshoe pitching. Older leg-
ionnaires lounged under shade
„trees, reminisced, and watched
the kids' races.
There was pop and ice cream
forthe-yonngSters, and a picnic
supper in the. evening.
...s.R.e.s.n 11s_01...itaaft& eve mist were:
Lais-i-sgrifet'Zi'Vfill*ri",
Bullen; Sheryl Harrison, Kathie
Sheardown; five and under,
Brenda Pollock, Judy Lawrenc%
Marg. Sherratt; seven and un-
der,. Diane McIsaac, Linda Col-
lins, Annetta Cdrrick; nine and
under, Karen Sheardown, Jody
Reid, Betty Pollock:. 11 and
under,yenny Sheardown, Ruby
Sims, Clara Bedard; 13 and un-
der, Penny Sheardown, Mary
Ruth Rush, Vicky Sin's; 16 and
under, Rosemary Basler, Janice
Murphy, Joanne Cook.
Boys, three and'undcr, Wayne
Allan, Mike Hodges;4Ridky Han-
sen; five and under, Larry Law-
rence, piny Campbell, Mike
Allan; seven and -'under, David
Lawrence, Robert Hodge, Ricky
Kingsley; nine and under; Peter
Clark, Mark Rawley, Russell
Wright; lr and under,
Meriam, Clare Sager, Gordon
Fisher; 13 and under, Clare
Sager, Danny Burns, Billy Wed-
lock;.16 and under, John Shear -
down, Harold Rush, David Mil -
Han. . .. .
Boys wheelbarr . race, David
Millian and Gary Doll,. Don
Fisher and Jim Manderson,
Murr4y .Adarrs and Gordon
Fisher; girls wheelbarrow race,
Betty •Bedard and ,Jtilie Anne
Lassaline, Mary R. Rush - and
Mary Anne Wolterbeek Teresa
and Jarirec--Murphy; boys three-
legged race, Joh and Steve
Allan, Jerry Doll akid David Mil-
lian, Harold Plus and John
Sheardown; girls ree-lagged
rare, Jenice and T resa Mur-
phy, Rosemary' ' Basler and'
Louise Evans, Mal", and Maur-
een Sherratt; ladies kick -the -
'shoe, Mi -A, Les Riley, Mrs. Ruth
Rush; ladies softball throw, Mrs.
Helen Lawrence„ Mrs. Rosie
Sheardown.
W. J. Denornme
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reeve of Colborne townehip, the .RevoW:-J.
Mains, retired Godetich minister; A.
McCreath, chairman of the Colborne Cerne-
terY. board. Nearly 100 persons were, on
hand for. special Sunday ,nremorial. •
SIGNAL -STAR PHOTO'
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at The Salvation Army
Atigusei,th to -21'st
10 A.M.
.7tOrit'WM.awr l'ArtYreitcwArtfn117rWit up
InflAct. '
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who most of us have heard about, have made
many headlines. We at Baird Motors have not,
but we do attempt to give our used cars an A-1 re-
conditioning job and.they
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like new, Eve'n' after much -time and money has ,
been spent on these cars- we can still offer .
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these ' /
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a price that is still very attractive to you, the
customer. Make it a point to corhe in today and,
talk over a deal with us at
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