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For Good . 'Cause
Many Penny Sale Prizes
M.aclCay hall was the setting for
the Goderich women's hospital
tea and penny fair held Thurs.
day, June 8. Guests were re.
ceived by Miss `Beatrice Larder,
president of the auxiliary, and
Mrs. N. G. McIver, oyeral con.
vener of thetea and penny fair.
Pouring tea were Mrs, Frank
McArthur and Mrs. J. C. `Cutts
two members of long. standing.
Mrs. Leo Walzals, convener of.
the tea room, and her assisailits,
dressed in centennial •costumes;
served guests at attractively de.
corated tables•With centrepieces
of colored mums 4and candles.
Mrs, E. G. Pridham.and Mrs.
J. W. McLarewwere flower cQn•
veners; convener Of 'kitchen, was
' Mrs. George MacEwan. The bake
table, convened . by Mrs. Reg.
Burrows, were well patronized.
Mrs. Frank Walkout and Mrs.
Frank Bowra presided at a sundry
table.
CONDUCTDRAW
At the conclusion of the tea
hour; Mrs. McIver,, assisted by,
Mrs. G. C. White', `conducted the
penny fair draw. The prize -win.
ning tickets were picked by Miss
Elizabeth MacEwan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter- MacEwan.
A gratifying sum of money was
realized which will be used to.
ward's purchase of modern'equip•
ment for the hospital.'
Following are the names of
prize winners at the penny fair:
Centennial tray, Mrs. Emma
Thompson; tweed cologne and
talcum powder, Mary Cote; cool.
er, Babe Arbour; two foam pil.
lows, Wayne Doak; one pair pil-
low cask ---Betty Briinicombe;
china desk set, (Sheaffer Pen)
Mrs. 1.1. Rivers; one -year's sub.
scription to Signal -Star, Mrs,
0. R. Goodrich; duo pack play.
ing Lards, Jeanice Price; $5,OQ
voucher, (Hibbert's store) Mrs.
L. J. Westbrook; travel alarm
clock, Mrs. Turner; electric toe-
ster, Clara Sproul; plastic table
covers, -Bob Allen, Marjorie Mac.
Fie, Ross Crawford; towel set,..
Mrs. J. Campbell, Mrs. C. 'Nie•
holson.;
Blanket, M: s. Harold Cham.
bers; set of eight glasses, Mrs,
J. ,H. Kinkead; ,gas candles,' Mrs.
Joe Riet>Ll; w large hamper of gra'caries, (S lite Salt). Irene Bulloch;
electric kettle? J. H. Strussen;
garden chair, Mrs. D. Holmes;
10 quarts of milk, Mrs. Elia
Qauley; rug, Mrs. J. Donnelly;
fishing tackle box, Mrs. W.
Denonnme; garden rocker Chair,
Joe Thompson; canned ham,
(Sheardewn) Mrs0R. Daer; dress.
ed .do1,1, Joan Pruder, Mrs. Ar,.
nold Colclough; swimming gear,
Kevin Willis; box of note paper,
Mrs. W. Oakes; lamp, 'Mrs.
George Hadden; flower arrange.
ment, Mrs. Percy ,. Johnston;
picnic ham;°(Ainslie's) Sadie Gil•
ders; hamper; of groceries, (Red
and White , stere) Mrs: Charles
Stokes.
Crusaders. Group Receives Awards
In Special Methodist Service
enthusiastic congregation
was present at Wesley "Memorial'
Free Methodist church last Sun.
day evening to witness the' honor
council and church parade of the
Goderich Christian youth cruse.
ders. This organization is under
Free Methodist auspices, •
To the , singing of the prdces.
sional hymn "Onward Christian
Soldiers", the Crusaders, led
by a colorful array of flags, filed
down both aisles of the sanct-
uary. After placing the flags in
the chancel, the young people,
under the leadership of their
director, Mrs. Richard Cornish,
B.A., recited the p14dges of all.
egiance to church and country.
The Scripture lesson, read by
GODERICH -LIONS `CLUB
Special Centennial Bin
WEBNESDAY, JULY 5th
HARBOURLITE INN
8:30 P.M.
24-25
GODERICH
ON THE SQUARE
FIRST RUN, FILM$ IN AIR CONDITIONED
COMFORT --Entertainment Is Our Business
'THURS., JUNE 8 TO WED., JUNE 1 INCL.
NOW PLAYING
'ONE Of TB[MOST
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o� woLEu+snu,
Tanet itodgeS, and the prayer of
invocation by Rev. A. R. `Harley
were followed by the .anthem,
"Come Thou Almighty King",
by Giardini, sung by the Cru.
saders.
PRESENT AWARDS
The highlight of the eveningwas
the presentation of awards by
the teachers and leaders of the
organization. The ..awards, pre.
sented to a large number of the
young people, represent many
hours 'of study by the recip.
tents •in such, subjects as first
aid, citizenship, social etique.
tte, church history and doctrine,
and Christian living.
A brief musical interlude by
the Crusaders preceded the ser.
mon, which was delivered by
the pastor, Rev. A. R. Harley.
In his short address to the young
_people, Pastor Harley nsaid:
"Each of us is offered the chance
of 'making life worthwhile. Young
• people today, • especially, have
opportunities never known before
to make life rewarding. But in
a world so full, of anxiety and
tension, every young man • and
woman needs to have a rich
and sound faith in God as a
foundation for life." He went on
to say, . "The .purpose of the
Christian Youth Crusaders -pro.
gram is designed to furnish such
a faith for each of its members.
The purpose of the leaders is
to train the young people under
their care to be better and more
useful Canadian Citizens, ,with
standards of ,conduct and living
based upon Christian principles"
After the sermon, the members
affirmed their vows in response
.to the charge delivered by the
C.Y.C. director, Mrs. Cornish.
The membership of this organ.
ization has grown from six to
almost forty members in the
past eight months, with ten
trained adult workers. ,
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These ladies, members of Gederich township
Centennial committee, gathered in a classroom
of Holmesville central" school Monday evening,
June 12,. to prepare final- details for their
municipalitys forthcoming "old home week"
celebratiohs scheduled for June 16, 17 , and 18.
FunFor All
From left, the ladies are: 'Mrs. Ruth Bond,
Mrs. Cox, Mrs: Ginn and Mts. Lobb. Several
thousand flyers have been printed and mailed
to "distant "old boys and girls?' inviting them
back to celebrate Canada's birthday with their
native community.
Big Weekend Coming
If you have � not already
marked your calendars with
the . celebration dates of Can.
aria's Centennial at Holmes.
ville, now would be an ex.
cellent opportunity to res.
erve • those dates. With the
splendid co-operation and In.
terest shown by ail those
, concerned thus far in the
preparation for the festivi.
ties, it looks as though
it will be the biggest' cel.
ebration for Goderich Town.
ship ever. It would be a
good idea to inform your
friends and relatives about it
so that they may join the
celebrating of Canada's 100th
birthday.
The program will get under
way at —7 o' citya ` 'Friday
evening, with a ball genie be-
tween the "Ebenezer • Cuties"
and ' the "Union Tophatters."
Crabapple' Laithwaite and Glad.
iolus •Stock . will be the Umps•
for this game. - •At 8:30
the- same evening, the big.
gest and best in comm-
unity entertainment will tom.
hence in the form of a var-
iety night. Specialties . to be
remembered this night will be:
the Goderich Township Hoe
down • featuring. Ember Trick's
orchestra, and Mait Driver's
Square Dancers, the Town.
ship Melody Makers rend-
ering old favorite tunes under
the management of Mrs.
William Cox, a -play entit.
led "True blue •and Trusted"
under the management of, Mrs.
Fran . Powell, a wonderful
-fashion production managed by
Mrs:. William Lobb' entitled
"Fond Memories of Fashions"
and many other ; hilarious -Com-
edies.
PARADE •
The Saturday . events will
commence at 1 o'clock with
a parade-' of bands, , floats,
decorated bicycles, horsedrawn
rigs, people dressed in 19th
century attire, clowns, old
vehicles.
Following this there will
be - a sports program at
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THEATRE -- CLINTON
Box Office Opens at 8:00
THURS., FRI. -- June 15-16
"HOW TO STEAL
A MILLION"
Shaws at .9:15 and 11.:00 p.01.
Audrey Hepburn,
Peter O'Toole,
Hugh Griffith
COLO CARTOON
SAT.,. MON:, TUES.
• June 17-19-20
THE
RUSSIANS
ARE COMING!
THE
RUSSIANS
ARE COMING!
Shows at 9:15 and 11:00 p.m.
Eva Marie Saint, Carl Reiner,
Jonathan Winters, Alan Arkin
COLOR CARTOON
WED., THURS., FRI. —
June 21422-23
— DOUBLE FEATURE
"RIOT ON
SUNSET STRIP".
(Adult Entertainment) .
Shown at 10:45 p.m.
Aldo Ray,' Mimsy' Farmer,
Michael Evans
COLOR
"WILD YOUTH"
(A.dul,t Entertainment )
Shown at 9:15 p.m.
CARTOON
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the schoolgrounds with a var. Mrs. Glen or Ray Wise.
iety of races \for people'Those who wish to ' help in
of all age, groups. At 3 the display of the back -
o'clock there will be a tug grouieof the Dutch people
of war' between the God- within the community, please
erich township school area contact Mrs. Mel van der Wal. .
board members. This is to 4"' In -case of poor weather
be followed by • a ladies' conditions,
relay race with five dif. held
ferent groups participating.
. From 4:30 to 6:30 there
will • be a, barbecue. Here's
your_ chance to dine "out"
and dine "well". The menu
is to consist of barbecued
chicken, Cole slaw, .potato
salad, roll, pie and coffee
or milk. Get your tickets
before June 12th to be guar.
anteed a meal, These are
ch$1.75 for adults_ and,•"•, 00,,. fon_ _,
ildren and may be ours
chased from any member
of the Centennial committee.
Another ball game will
get 'under way at ,7:30 with
the "Porter's Hill Indians"
against the "Taylors Corners -
Cowboys". Casey Blake and
Grader Johnston will see to
it that the . game is played
according to rules.
OPEN' AIR DANCE .
' An open air dance may
then be enjoyed to the music
of the Blue Tones. There `
will be square -dancing at
intervals with Glen Patter-
son calling. It is during this
that the Centennial. beards
will be' judged. There will
be several classes for this
including the humorous catego.
ries. Elimination dances in
old time dress will also be
featured.
On Sunday afternoon, star-
ting at .1•:30 there - will .be- �-
an inter -denominational open-
air. church and memorial
service. Following this the
afternoon is yours to gather
round ; and chat and maybe
even enjoy a picnic lunch.
PLAN DISPLAYS
Throughout the weekend sev.
eral school rooms and--the
auditorium will feature dis. th
plays of e "past'!- whet.
her they be antiques, pits
tures, maps,, paintings, tools,
or anything 'that may bring
back old memories. Splendid
co-operation • has already • been
shown by certain ladies and
ladies' groups- throughout the
township in helping the dis.
play committee . in the col-
• letting, the arranging, and the
displaying of these. Should
you wish - to make -any of
the above articles available,
please call one of the fol-
lowing ladies nearest you:
Mrs. Alvin Betties; Mrs.
Don Lobb, Mrs. Hugh Mc.'
Cabe, Mrs, 'Stan Mcllviain,
Mrs,, William Norman, or
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At . Concession Road 4
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Double .,Features
THURS. FRI. -- SAT.
June 15.16.17
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Malin reature its at Dusk
the events will be
in Clinton's new Arena.
. Slgnat-Star, Thurr daY,June �Il
pit Three Victoria Unite
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Unit three of Victoria street
United Church UCW held their
meeting in the chinch hall; Thurs.
day afternoon June 8th. The meet.
ing was openedby theleader,Mrs,.
S. Argyle, by a short reading,/
The minutes of theuiast meet•
ing were read by Mrs..A. Fuller,
The Worship' service was Con.
ducted by` Mrs: Argyle and Mxs.
E. Patterson. The Scripture les*
son taken from the 4th. Chapter
of Phillipians was read by Mrs.
C. •Young. The meditation was
given by .Mrs. Argyle, followed
by prayer. The offering was tak.
en and dedicated, Birthday and
shut-in's boxes were passed, In
the absence of Mrs. McKinnon,
Mrs. Fuller conducted the stew-
'
ar'dshlp, p erlod. The Foil, wail was'
answered,, by short excerpts
miaaionary w�oprk, Itwas decile
to. dispense; with the August meet
.
Mrs. Argyle read an ax.ticle oh
preparing and shipPing bales Of
clothing ; by• the welfare indust
• tries of Fred Victor MisslRn,.
Toronto. The meeting. was clo • :
ed by Prayer,
Personal
d"'Mrsank
'celebrated their 40th Wedding
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anniversary on. MaFry..25thHaat tiewkins
home of their daughter,,/Ars. Ken
Holmes. All the family werepre.
`sent,
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