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The O $44041,1c, Tlhur d,ev. June lth,.
pre sive COremony
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Rev. M:"' R. Roberts was in.
ducted into the Auburn charge
Of the 'United Char+ . of Can-
ada atan impressive service
last Thursday evening. Rev. C.
M. Jardine, WI ighani, chairman
off' the Buron-resbytery. of .the
United .Church in Canada, was
in charge of the service. Mrs.
Brian Hallam was the organist
and accompanieda.quartette coin.
posed of Misses Marsha 'Coon..
mans, Klasjce "Kogpma is, Betty
Moss and Jennifer Grange.
Rev, William .Maines, 'of Lon.
desboro chose for . his subject
"What's going on► here?". He
based his message on the Book
of Acts and said, that prayer,
praise; 'thoughts, and .resolve
should be carried out.. and if one
loses any of these, the true mea.
ing of Christianity is lost.
Rev. M. R. Roberts was in.
troduced --for - the Induction by
the clerk of 'session, Maurice
Roberts Inducted..At Auburn
Heap, and Rev. Jardine =due.
ted the service.
RECE IaTIQ,N
A reception took place in the
Sunday, school room of the church
whereunch, was served by the
ladies. Mr. Jardine spoke of
Rev. and Mrs. Roberts, Mar.
garet and William, who ' came
from the Argentine about seven
-months ago. Among the speakers
'were Fred•Wagner,,HowardCam-
pbell, Mr. Maines,and A: And-
erson ofDayton, Ohio. Mr. Rob.
erts replied and thanked every.
one for their ,kixidnesses °and for
members of the other churches
in' the @ village which were pre.
'sent, Guest's were preeent from
Blyth, Westfield and Deneybrook.
ROBERT WILSON '
Funeral services were held
last Saturday at the Arthur Fun-
eral Home for Robert George
---Wil-son,who passed away in Vic.
toria hospital after a, month's
Mrs. Lorne Hunking Hostess
To Walkerburn Club Meeting
AUBURN - The Walkerburn
Club held their monthly meet.
ing at the home of Mrs. Lorne
Hunking with a good attendance.
The president, Mrs. Ted Hunk-
ing1was in charge and opeped the
meeting by the singing of The
Maple Leaf followed by the Lord's
Prayer. She also gave and in-
teresting paper on"Citation for
a, Christian `Family". The prize
was donated by Mrs. Henry Hunk-
ing.
A letter .of ' thanks was rec.
eived from their adopted Korean
girl expressing, thanks for the
birthday gift received and also
a picture of her was enclosed
with the letter. Mrs. Joe Verwey
was appointed to inquire at Huron.
view to see if, used blankets and
coats could be used in the craft
room.
Plans were made for the June
meeting ,which will be held in
the evening at the home of Mrs.
Joe Verwey. This will be. the
annual election of officers and
there, will .be' a miscellaneous
sale. Lunch will be in "charge
of Mrs. John Hallam, Mrs.
' " Henry Hunking, Mrs. Lorne Hunk.
ing and Mrs. Ted Hunking.
Mrs. Stanley Ball was in charge
of the program and gave a read.
•
ing - "Things wanted for 1976"..
She 'also gave an interesting
paper on safety slogans. A penny
sale of plants and bulbs was
held and lunch was served by .
the committee in charge.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Anderson
of Dayto , Ohio visited last week
with Mrr and M ^s. Oliver And-
erson and family, Mr. and Mrs.
William Straughan, Mrs. Charles
Straughan and Miss Frances Hou-
ston and other relatives in the
village.
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Open Friday and. Saturday
Until _ 12 Midnight
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illness. Born in Goderich, he
was the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Wilson,and was in
his 84th year. He .resided on his
farm in West Wawanosh all his
life and was a member of the
Dungannon United Church.
• Rev. M. R. Roberts conducted
the service and burial took place
Everyone is invited to theJune
meting of the Auburn Women's
Institute when Provincial Con.
stable .Gordon Ferris,of the 90,
erich detachment, will 'be the
guest speaker On safety.
Fire of Unknown origin .com-
pletely destroyedthe large bank_
barn of James Rice on the sec.
in Dungannon cemetery. He is ondcone essionofWestWawariosh
survived by one sister, Mrs. last Tuesday morning. The 'Blyth
James A. (Mabel) `IViclntyre of fire department answered the call
Toronto and • several :nephews. i6=wat the fire had gained too much
Pallbearers were' Russel I3rind. headway. no one was living On
ley, John , Diirnin, . Meredith • the farm. as. Mr. and Mrs.'Rice
Young, Worthy Young,' Earl and son Glen had meved•to-their
Young,aid William Yeung.' newhome on the 13th of •Hullett
PERSONALS. Q a few months ago. This farm
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Shultz of home was - the former D, W,
Whitechurch visited last week la.milton #arm.,
with Mr. and Mrs. Reg Shultz, Lighting completely destroyed
North Ashfield Public School'
Busy Place Now With Sports
LOCHALSH - Mrs. Donald R.
MacKenzie and Mrs. Frank Mac.
Lennan were in Stratford one
day recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McChar-
les and Mr. and Mrs. pert
Macintosh were . among recent
visitors to Expp in Montreal
and report a good time.
Friends of Duncan Farrish
will be pleased to know . he is
improving in Kincardine hospi.
tal after his accident while rid.
ing 'horseback.
Miss Phyllis Bradley is get.
ting Some practical experience,
teaching iii' the school in Scar-
boro where she will be next fall.
Mrs.. T.' E. Farrell of ,jKln.
cardiae is spending a few days
with Mr. Thomas Farrell,
Mrs. Annie McMurchy is
spending a . few days with her
daughter at ,Elmira. •
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver McCharies were
Rev. and Mrs. Doug Brydon and
Mary of Courtland; Mrs. W. J.
Attig of Pawasson and Mr. and
-Mrs. Norval Stewart ,e`E•-;• •
,Mr. D. A, MacLennan reports
a good trip to Duluth and Sainte
Ste. Marie.
Mrs. Lorne Luther and Mrs,
Annie McMurchy were in St,
Thomas attending gra-'::.tion ex.
ercises at •Alma College ,where
Mrs. McMurchy's-granddaughter
was among them.
North Ashfield public s"ehool
has been a busy place recently
JESUS IS COMING AGAIN
To learn more about this timely subject, come and hear,.
DR. GEORGE W. DOLLAR, TH.M., PH.D.
Professor of Historical Theology, at Dallas Theological Seminary,
..............n.,,.Dallas, Texas
Meetings At CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 231 BAYFIELD RD.,
• , GODERICH, Each Night at 8 p.m., ,
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FROM JUNE 19- TO JUNE 23, 1967
TOPICS ARE AS FOLLOWS
Monday, June 19= -"Jesus `Jesus Shall Rapture The Oh urch. '
Tuesday, June 20—"Jesus Shall Judge. Tlie World."
Wednesday, June 21—"Jesus Shall Deliver Israel."
'IUwrsday, June 22—"Jesus Shall Rule And Reign.
Friday June 23—"Jesus Shall Be The Light Of• New Jerusalem."
EVERYONE WELCOME.
An old fashioned Arbour day
with- a general ' clean up of
grounds and school; a ball game,
and a picnic lunncch were enioyed.
Organized' ball games have
also been undertaken with Doug
Drennan and Herb Barger help.
ing the grades "5 and 6.. A game
between North Ashfield and Pine
River recently gave North Ash.
field the 'Margin and another
game will be held In the• neat;
future.
• A girl's team is also beim
organized and there will be miich.
activity coon. •
Friencls Honor
Local Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon !Canting,
-Tiger Dunlop Inn, were recently
entertained by a number of their
friends and staff, at a surprise
'party at their home on the oco.
asion of their 25th wedding ann.
iversary.
Cards were enjoyed, winners
being Mrs. Mel Cox and Mr.'
James Horton, after which a but.
fet lunch was served and the pop.
ular couple were made the rec.
ipients of numerous gifts ofsil.
ver. ,
been guests at • the wedding 25
years previously, -• including the
bridesmaid, Mrs. 'Gordon Hen.
der son.
Mrs. Legg Goes
immeruri
To Toronto
Mrs. Willard L egg attended the
1967 Provincial Leadership Devi
elopment Program at York Uni.
versity, May 28 to June 3. Stu-
dents, are selected from the hun.
dreds of part time and volunteer
teachers and leaders who conduct
recreation and adult education
programs,, in' the 'province.It is
the 'most advanced course offered
by the -Community Programs Div.
ision of the Ontario Department of
Education.
, Mrs. Legg is president of the
Goderich Art Club and secretary
Of the newly formed ladies' group,
the Treble Aires. She has com.
pleted satisfactorily the area and
district courses in art offered
by the C.P.D., which qualifiedher
for admission to the provincial
course.
REGISTRATI NS
FOR THE TOWN OF GODERICH
RECREAT1 a nd S MMIN
.PROP.RAM
RE61$TRATION FORMS
Registration forms may be obtained from the Town Hall or the principal's Offite at the
Public IN:hools,
, Children must be registered by June 17, 1967
Registration forms•are to be returned with the fee to the Town Hall or to the SchooN.
SWIM CLAStES
8901
Swim classes will be held in. two sessions, J4ly or August. The preference should
be listed on the form.
VISITORS and ,OUT OF TOW N CHILDREN,
Out -of -Sown childreri and children visiting relatives in Goderich during the sumMer
may pick up their form at the Town Hall, •
PROGRAMME WILL INCLUDE
Wilbert Thom's barn ineolborne
Township during the electrical
storm last Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary `Johnston.of God.
erich is • visiting With her bro.
ther, M.'. FrankRaithby aedMrs.
Raithby this, week.
M::ss Clara Shultz)f Huron.
view visited last Saturday after.
noon in the village.
M.?. and Mrs. Reg Asquith
and faintly., of Islington . spent
:last weekend in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rath.
well, Michael and Janice, of
Brantford spent the tveekendwith
her Mother,. Mrs. Gordon . R.
'Taylor.
M.r. and Mrs. Bert 'Moss at.
tended the":graduuation of her bro-
ther, Wayne Johnston .? of Beac. •
onsville, Quebec, when he ob.„
tained his B.A.•s degree at Place
des Nations, Expo '67. He, had
attended. night classes, for seven
years and majored in econom'cs.
He had attended McMaster Un.
iveraity, Hamilton; University of
'Torontp and Sir George Williams
University, Montreal. He is now
supervisor of insurance, Quebec.
and Atlantic divisions of the Brie •
Usti American Oil Co. Ltd.,with
headquarters in Montreal.
Knox ladies
Meet At Auburn
AUBURN, - The June meeting
of Knox Presbyterian W. M.S. was
held in the Sunday school room
of the Church. The president
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson gave the
call to worship, and the hymn was
sung ,with Mrs. Donald Haines
at. ' the piano. Mrs. Sanderson
welcomed the members and vis.
itors,and the members from the
Blyth W•M,S,fi the Glad Tid.
Ings prayer was read by Mrs.
Roy Daer. The minutes -of the
previous meet}g were accepted
as read by the, secretary, Mrs.
Alvin Leatherland.
The devotional. period .was, in
charge of Mrs. Donald Haines:
Mrs. Major Youngblut gave some
highlights from the recent Glad
Tidings issue. The roll call was
answered with a verse starting
with the letter E. - the fifth
letter in Centennial. Mrs. Frank
..Raithby gave a reading and the
offering was received and ded-
icated.
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, liter.
ature and library secretary' of
the Huron Presbyterial,,gave an
interesting talk on the . books
she had displayed.
LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid of Knox
Presbyterian church met with
the president,Mrs. Major Young.
blut,in charge. The °minuteswere
accepted as read by the .secre-
tary, ' Mrs. Roy Daer,• Business
was discussed and Mrs. W.
Sanderson was appointed to pur-
chase the paper for the manse.
Other ,business was discussed
and the lunch was served by Mrs.
Donald Haines.
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Why not come in this week and `investigate our wonderful selection."
SHOPPE
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* VOLLEYBALL op S'OFTBALL• NATURE HIKES * BADMINTON..
• SOCCER • SWIMMING • CRAFTS • El ,iSKETBALL • TENNIS
"THE FEE FOR REGISTRATION WILL BE $3.00
THE PROGRAM WILL COMMENCE JULY 3 AND END RATUIMAY, SEPTE1VidER 2
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The Whole Town May Usp Hosp Serviter'Sund:a*8.ii.nt to 11 a.m.
YOUR CO-OPERATIoN IN ADHERING TO THEg TIMES • VifILL, Be GREATLY APPRECIATED.
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