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AUBURN- Mrs, -John Pollock,
Goderich, president of the•'Huron
Presbyterial Women's Mission.
ary Society of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada was the guest
speaker last Wednesday at. the
Easter,' Thank offering meeting
held in the .Sunday' school room
of Knox PresbyterianChurch.She
was`,introduced by ,Mrs, W. Brad•
sock, past. president," of Huron
Presbyterial. M.rs. Po119:ck•spoke
on tiie theme -Our Crosses»Our,
'Mission, basing her remarks on
• the 'chapter of St. Luke -Take up
'His Cross daily. •
She reviewed the early hist
of•the WMS work inHuxonCounty
telling how they progressed
through hard work. She stated
that.. we,
must carry our Cross
to -day with faith as He never
sends a cross too heavy for any-
Photo by R. J. Nephew
BOYC E-DARNBROUGj
Bayfield United Church was stop, Bayfield, -and- Mrs. Raye
the setting on March 4 for the A . msixong Of Hensall. Their
marriage of Shirley 'Ann Darn- fl, or 'f°ngth gowns -of turquoise
brough - and Kenneth Lenard crepe were '• styled on empire
Boyce. Rev. Beck.an'' Rev. Stew. lines and they carried, bouquets
art officiated at the double -ring of turquoise tinted Mullis.
ceremony, w C lay ton Boyce of Varna attend-
The .bride is the daughter of ed the groom as groomsman.
Mr. and Mrs, • Harry P. Darn. Guests were ushered by 'Kaye
brough, Bayfield; groom's par.-Arrr,:-+rong of Hensall and,Robert
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Manson of Zurich. A reception
Boyce of R. R. 1, Varna.„ , in the church parlor followed the
The bride was given in mar. ceremony.
riage by her father and wore
a floor -length gown of white crepe
featuring an empire waist with
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one to bear but. --the- greatest
Cross •was born by Christ on
Calvary.' Mrs.. Pollock was
thanked by Mrs. Donald Haines'
and presented w4th a gift on be-
half of theAuxilltry.
Mrs, Wilfred • Sanderson; pre-
sident of Knox W MS was incharge
of the meeting- and ,gave the call
to worship and welcomed• the
vi'itgrs from the other churches
in. the village. Mrs. Dona.ldllaines
pxesided at The piano for the:
hymns: The scripture lessonwas
read by Miss innie Wagner, foll-
owed by rnedita on givenbyMrs.
Alvin Leatherla A duet -How
long has it been s rice you prayed
with the Lord, was sung by Mrs.
Kenneth Patterson and Mrs. Wogs
man McClinchey accompanied by
Mrs,. William. J. Craig. The
thankoffering was received by
Federation To Niteet .SFU:.
About Holmesville Affair
There will be a joint meet.
ing of the Goderich Township
Federation of Agriculture and
the'''Farmers UniOn on Thursday
eveningMarch 23rd at 8:30p.m.
in the auditorium of the God-
•erich Tovtnship Public School, at
Holmesville.
Meredith Robb Of Ilderton'will -
show pictures taken in Northern
Europe showing Agricultural
methods there.
Robert McKinley M.P. will also
show pictures taken on his trip
floor -length train of lace. She
carried a bouquet of red and white
roses:
Mrs. Tom Young,of Giderich
was matron ' of honor; brides.
maids were Mrs. Donald John.
Camp Ready
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Guides Say
A camp. meeting was held at
.St. Peter's church •9n -Thursday
March 2nd. Presenf were Com-
missioners and Guiders from
Seaforth; Exeter," Clinton CFB
and Goderich. Mrs. W, Reinhart
Camp Advisor said that Glen
Mac , the camp for Brownies
Guides and Rangers,is ready for
the 1967 campers.
Three of the four Goderich
• Brownie Packs had a skating
party on Tuesday last, with many
of thea Brownies successfully
earning their skater's badge
After skating they were served
hot' chocolate and donuts by their
leaders.
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through the North West Territ•
ories.
Miss Beth Rathwell spent the
weekend with Laurelanne Bond.
The Holmesville Messengers
will be selling Candy around the
• village on Friday afternoonin aid
of Bunny Bundles.. Be ready to
welcome them.'
Miss Shirley Norman visited on
Tuesday with relatives in New
Hamburg. •-
PERSONALS
M-rs:- Carl .Oozier. _ axed. I+15.4.
Minnie Wagner, and. dedicated
with prayer by Mrs, Sanderson,
Following'the benediction lunch
was served by the ladies under •
the convenership of Mrs. Alvin
L eatherland. Thanks for the in.'
vitation .:to attend- 'this special -
service. was given by MisS. Mar. ,
garet R. J ckson for KnoxUnited
.UCW, Mrs. Rober t J, Phillips.
-for the Baptist ladies' and Mrs. •
Orval McPhee for the Anglican
Guild ladies.
PERSONALS
Mr,n.nd Mrs. ,es Mayhew of
Grand Bend, Mrs. 'Thomas .Jar=
din .hof Wingham and Mss Bonnie -
Jardin of Kitchener visited last ,
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will.
lam S traughan.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bird were
in Toronto an Monday of this week.
DARE RIVER
Older residents-, of ft`s dis-
trict recall that it was March
12, 1903 that Dr. Frank 'Turnbull,
beloved,, physician of Auburn lost
his life by going by canoe to
Goderich at the tiixte of the spring
floods. , He had just sold his
practice here and was wanting to
fulfill his desire of conquering
the waters of the Maitlandbefore
he left this cominunity. He s -et
out about 11 a.m. and all went
well egtil he reached the CNR
bridge at Goderich when he waved
to some workmen and lost control
of his canoe and itoupset. He was
able to clineto the upturnectboat
but was so chilled that he passed
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:tDue to increased costs, we, the undersigned Mechanical Con-
tractors, find it necessary to establish a charge Out rate of $4.50
per hour, as of April 1st, 1967,;
WORSELL BROTHERS
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44 Victoria St. — Goderich, Ontario
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Goderich, Ontario
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55 Kingston Street — Goderich, Ontario
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Clinton, Ontario
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. ARNOLD MAKINS, Plumbing and Heating
Bayfield, Ontario •,
E. BRECKENRIDGE HARDWARE
Goderich, Ontario
shy just splurged
on a tlufty,friIIy
delicate, ridiculously
expensive negligee
and she'd throw it
in the gas dryer
without a worry
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want to know why?
A gas dryer is as gentle as the fabric of her
negligee, as only an automatic gas dryer
can be,
Its air stream gently wafts the moisture out
of clothes, coaxing them dry.., never baking
them. Every fabric comes out as soft (and
sometimes softer) as the day it was bought;
Gas drying leaves clothes virtually wrinkle
free in record. tittle. And do you know, with
what she saves with a gas dryer. she can
buy tots mo -e frillies. • ;
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So gb ahead Live it up and splurbe a little;
See your gas appliance dealer, depart-
ment store. or gas company.
With natural gas.
you can tale gentleness for granted
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Winners „in the Goderich and district 'putiilc
school public speaking contest hold at Vic-
toria 'school Friday under Auspices of
Branch 109, Royal Canadian Legion were,.
grades five and.: six, aviary Ellen P'^
Robertson school; Nicky Lambert rt ta;
Patric Contort, St. Man, •Grade' barn and•
eight Stuart , Asher, Victor i.NurMM+nti
school;n Darlene . Vecsi, Lauriston; Mike
Boyle, Kingsbridge. Eric Johnstone, rep-
resenting the Legion was on hang' to con-
gratulate the winners and present prizes'
and certificates.
(Stan Photo)
away shortly after beinhauled' no one takes the 'notion as it is
ashore: The water is high now 40 miles by water and only 12
in the Maitland so it is hoped miles by land. •
SPRING SIGN
Mr. Frank Raithby tapped his
Maple bush 'this past weekend.
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We show once Again the/ Costume look,
the star of this year's Spring and
Easter parade. It is the fashion -
wise look of the dress
with coat. Dramatic elegance comes
alive in our collection of costumes for you.
from $60.00
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