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CofFEU -HOUSE Foot THC rEENAcv0.45 AND YOUNG ADULTS
OF THE GODERICH AREA, COME euT ANO ENabb?HESIt6Wt
NeFITH STREET UNITED CHuR.H- AUD$1 D*IUM
SAT. MAY (o g; oo P.M.
THANK You •ho Mr. Ed 5+itivi °
P'RESE NTEn
Mrs:- Hugh DavidsonSpeaks
To Knox United. Church Women
AUBURN- The general meet.
ing of the Unitdd Church Women
of Knox United Churchwas held in
the Sunday 'school room of 'the
' church last Wedaesday evening
with Mrs. Stewart Ament pre.'
sid, ng for the devotional period:
After the call to worship, the
hymn "Lord speak • to me, that
I may speak," was sung With Mrs.
James Jackson at the piano. Mrs.
.William Enpey read the scrip.
ture lesson from John 4th chap.
ter. Mrs. Arthur Grange gave the
meditation followed by prayer.
Mrs. Sidney Lansing intro:*
uced theguest speaker, Mrs.
Hugh Davidson of Benmiller, re.
cruiting and stewardship secret.
tary for ° the Huron P.resbytearial
U.C.W. Mrs. Albert McFarlane
thanked her• for her interesting
address. Mrs. James Jackson.
gave a piano -instrumental and
Mrs. Gordon McClinchey intro&
uced the new study book. "Info
a Nation." The offering Was rec.
I ved by Mrs. Maldwyn Roberts
` R'obert•Turner•andded.
• fed ` with prayer by ', Mrs.
Ament. •
• Mrs. Kenneth McDougall pre.
sided for thebusiness period.
Unit One Was in charge of the
meeting and servedlunch. Every..
one enjoyed a social half hour
at the close of the meeting..4
PLAN 'TEA°' '
Plans are -being made, for' the
Auburn Centennial spring tea to
be held on Thursday May , 11th,'
2:30
p.rn# to 5 p.m. in the corn•
munity Memorial hall.' This tea
is being sponsored by the Hor-
ticultural Society and Mrs. Earl
Cudmore of Brussels will dem«
onstrate onfiower arrangements.
If possible the members are
;Asked to bring an antique for the
BROWNIE'S
DRI VEIN
THEATRE — CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8:00
FRIDAY = MAY 5 ONLY
-- DOUBLE FEATURE —
"Dead Heat Qn A
Merry Go Round"
(Adult Entertainment)
SHOWN AT 10:30 ONLY
James Coburn, Aldo Ray,
Color
"ALVAREZ KELLY"
(Adult Entertainment)
SHOWN . AT 8:30 ONLY
William 'Holden,
Richard Widmark
Color Cartoon
SAT. -- MAY 6 ONLY
+--, DOUBLE FEATURE ---
CAR' RACING THRILLS IN
"Fireball' 500"
SHOWN AT 10:00 ONLY
• Frankie Avalon,
Annette Funicelld, Fabian
Color
'Nightmare In The Sun'
- (Adult Entertainment)
SHOWN AT 8:30 ONLY
Sammy Q'vis Jr.,
Ursula} ;Andress
polor 'Cartoon
display table. The tea 'is con.
vened by Mrs. Robert J. Philo.
ips;,
Guild Meets
At Mrs. Daer"s
AUI uiii Mr 'a, 4'M s, jack
TA,,epnott. of Amhertsburg vi�sitet
last Saturday With Mr.and Mrs..
William' Straug a n and WS,
harlttughs►n: r ��_
lfileld Bokhaln ;Of Durham is
thenew teller , in the Auburn
and Dungannon branches of the
Canadian rinperial Bhiik' of Com.
inerce, Ile succeeds Lary ICaake
who has left " for Port -Elgin.
Mrs. Ethel Farrow of Mitchell
visited last weep with herbr.oth.
er, Mr. Thomas Johnston' and
Mrs. Johnston
Rey. and Mrs. 'William Maines
of Londes'bor.o and Miss Sjiirley
Maines of. Clinton visited last
Saturday with Mr. and Mks. Rob-
ert J. Phillips,
The synipathy of"his commun-
,ity is extended t� Mr. and Mrs.
Sohn lialdcers, R.. R. 3, Auburn on
the death of their -infant son,
Twins were born to them on April,
26th "il� Clinton Public hospital.
The baby girl survived..
Vis. R9p4c.Ftathwelidvlichael..
and, Janice of ` Brantford spent
the weekend with her ° mother,
Mrs. Gordon R. 'Taylor.'`
Friends are pleased to see
Major Youngblut was able to re-
turn from Goderich hospital last
week and on Monday resumedhis
job of mail carrier on R. R, 3,
Auburn.
Congratulations to Thomas
Haggitt who landed a rali'Ibow
trout last Saturday morning. It
AUBURN- The Ladies Guild
of St, Mark's Anglican church
met for their monthly meeting at i
the home 'of Mrs.' $ann-'"aer,
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell pre•
sided for the meeting and was also.
pianist. The meeting was opened
with: the hymn "What a Friend
we have in Jesus." The 'Scrip:
ture lesson from John 10th chap.
ter was read `by Mrs. Thoma
Haggltt. Prayers were taken by
M'' s. Orval McPhee. Ari instrum.
ental was played by Mrs; Robert
J. Phillips. •
The missionary topic was taken ,
by Mrs. Donald Cartwright. She
read the article in the Living
Message entitled "A snapsnot or
Arctic Life", as told by Rev.
'Douglas Dittrich, The Bible study
on the Third Commandment was
continued by Rev. G. E. Pakenr.
ham. After' singing the hymn,
"Just as lam ," Mrs. Kirkconnell
thanked all •who' had 'taken part
and , turned the meeting over to
the president, Mrs. Orval Mc-
Phee. •
e minutes were aci;epted as
road by the secretary, Mrs. John
Daer. The treasurer, Mrs. An.
drew 'Kirkconnell gave the fin.
ancial statement. The travelling
• apron received a penny for each
letter in. Canada's Expo.'67.
, The roll 'call was answered by
each member naming their fay.
orite 'spring flower. The meet.
ing was closed with prayer by
Mr. Pakenham after short bus:°
iness session. Mrs. McPhee con.
ducted an auction and a pot luck
• lunch was served. '
SUNSET
DRIV-IN THEATRE
Highway 8 -,r Goderich
At Concession ' Road 4
Largest Screen` in Huron
'County
WEEKENDS ONLY
Double Features'
FRIDAY anic" SATURDAY
MAY 5and '6 '
HERE COMES
CLQ '-AGAIN!
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LOCHALSH
LOCHALSH- Spending nth
weekend with Mr. Dan MacLean
were Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mac-
Lean and family of Collingwood.
Visitors with Mr. and 'Mrs.
Oliver McCharles during' the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McCharles ' and Susan of Mon.
treal,"Messers John McCharles
'and Larry Leverton of. Petrolia
Mrs. Alex Andrew,, Mrs,...Tom,
MacDonald of Lucknow and Miss,
Shelagh Howie of Galt.
Several from the area attend.
ed the Calico Ball in Lucknow
on Friday evening;
Mr. and Mips. , Allan Martyn
of Streetsville spent a few days
with •Mrs. Donald , Martyn and
Douglas.
Helping to wrap trees on Fri.
days for presentation to the stud:
-ents of Ripley and 'Huron town.
ship public school, were Mrs.
David Elphich,• Mrs. Norval Stew-
art, Mrs. Daisy McCharles and
Mrs. Ewan MacLean. °
Home for the weekend was Mr.
Rod Finlayson of Petrolia.
Gravel trucks are busy drawing
till from the gravel pit ' on the
Doug Martyn farm. This fill is
being used to' build up the road
from.Amberly to the lake.
• Reuben, Wilson and DaVidJohn.
stOn held a successful auction
sale on Thursday afternoon.'
�M.rt
weighed eight pounds and .meas'.
Fred 24 ' inches.
Mrs. Wes Rraadnock attended
the Spring Meeting of the prow
ix d rector,>, _
Federated Women's Institute of
Ontario at the University of
Guelph last week.
•
The membersof the Auburn
Women's Institute are planning
for their AMAM ` cooking school
to be held on May lath:in the POO.
mupity memorial hall, with irs,-
"S." (Scriber) of Kitchener 'as
the demonstrator. There,wiil also
be a home balcing table and many
door prizes_.Nirl,11 be given out.. .
John young, Skt° R. J, Young of
Camp 13orden' and Mig's Carolyn'
Vivian'of Staffa visited'last Sat. ,
urday. with Mr, wild Mrs; Thomits
Johnston.
The sympathy of this commit*
ity is extended 'to Raymond Red•
mond of Goderich on the death of
his sister, 'Mrs. ,John Bell of
Claresholm Alberta. She was the
former' Annl.e Redmond ""and was
- t e11`'knb it heti anal" itithe west•
field district.--, '
John Here who has been in
Labrador for several months visit
ited last 'week' with his mother,
Mrs. Orland Bere and family
before returning to his studies
at Waterloo University.
• BRIDGE SCORES''
There were six tables inpl"ay
at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge
club Tuesday night, Winners and
their scores were as follows:
Mrs. Bud Worthy and Mrs. Bill
Duncan, 51; Lorne Me:Donald and
B.11 McAndrew, 48; Mrs. Rpn
McDaiald and M s. Bob Shrier,
43 1/2; Dr. and M.rs. Walter
'Makes, 43.
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FIRST -RUQ ,FILMS tl�I Ails F+CQNDIT
COMFORT Entertainment -ll Our $usin
Adult Enter . n en.'tp,°,-: Shows at 7:00 and ,0:35 p
`TURD ATiNEE ,ONLY
'I'NCREDIB'LE.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex. WilltinS of 'Elgin Avenue Goderich, eel.
ebrated their silver wedding anniversary' quietly at their home
last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins were married at: Haifa,. Pal-
estine, 25 years ago, when . Alex was a member of the Palestine
Colonial police force.
-BOY SCOUT
APPLE DAY
FRIDAY
NITE & SATURDAY
BINGO at -LEGION HALL
Saturday, " May 6th
°at 8:30 p.m.
15 GAMES,— $1.00
-The prize for each •.regular game will be $12.00
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined
JACKPOT OF $75.00 IN 55 CALLS.
Sponsored by Branch 109 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
No One Under 16'.Permitted To Play
P
Many churches make a social
event out c f,:,_Spring Clean -Up
by naming a .team of members
to (1o. the job.
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that range far,'a,nd wide through 'your busy surnmertime..fun:l.ifel.You'll
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..with the fun crowd . -.. a graceful, casual look is easy to have and
to` keep, with the cool, carefree separaiies,we're'Collecting.
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