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Centennial a �•
I know many of- you braved,
the rain Saturday to vsit Hol.
mesvifleis big Centennial par*
ale and see * the outstanding
exhibits they had on display in
the school,, It was certainly
too bad the weather had to be
S4 miserable, • but as genial
Jerry Gidnn said, "what's alittle
rains we're harmers!" Then
r suctdiE y realized, I couldn't
tell farmers from townsfolk
because they, were ALL smil.
Ing; • What a happy lot they
were and soaking wet too!
I sure hope 'they will bring
their wonderful floats to the
Goderich parade• July 1st and
By Mrs. Walter Rathburn
lel everyone enjoy the efforts
of these busy people. It also
made 'Me think that there must
4*1 be quite a number of people
in the townships who are el.
iible for ji Sheaffer pen Co.
4. ,award. How about it?
There are many in Goderich
"District" who are doing things
which deserve honorable men,
tion, Come on, be bkg enough
to give it. Who kno, someone
might take anotherook at you
and realize how m h year have.
been doing in th centennial
year. •
I'm glad, o say the July 1st
parade is coming along just
fine: Any ' you who haven't
t,sta had better hop to
i , – !t'-s—iater than you think!
Don't, let me down, •- I've oeen
pulling for the biggest and
"bestest" parade for Goderich
in the last hundred years.
so get cracking!
.• And girls • get diose appl-
ications in for the beauty con.
test. You don't trunk you're
a beauty? Well, you don't have
to be. You need personality and
a bit of talent • or a desire
to do and be someone special:
The prizes are real good and
a hundred dollars wouldn't hurt
a bit . - would it? Come on,
grown-ups, • encourage. these
girls a little, they may not
react this page, so tell them
about it:
Girls who have already won
or have competed' hi; other dis-
tricts-of
is.tricts-of Huron County are el-
igible to enter this contest -
and the Goderich gals will give
them a real run for the money, ,
as we sure have some Dolls
here.
How about that old 1867 arch.
way at Kingston street and the
Square? You see the Old Home
W eek Committee is on their'
toes. We need ladies' groups
to do SOMETHING for Monday
July. 3rd, on the Squareor
i
wherever the excitement s. If
you can dream up sbmething
then., let the committee know
,--right away. Homemade bread
and rolls and such goodies would
really sell: Come on girls
you can do it. _
in .-.
bathing
suits
by
Jantzen
We have an excellent selec-
tion of bathing suits. The
latest styles. Get • yours to-
day. The finest brandavail-
able, Jantzen.
Martha
Guild -Meets
Cleans Church
AUBURN –' The June meet.
ing of St. Mark's Anglican Guild
was held in the church and all
took part in ,the •general clean.
ing before the melting was
held Mrs. Orval McPhee was
in ' charge of the business ses-
sion. The minutes were adop•_. _
ted as read by the secretary,
Mrs. John Daer. The financial
statement was presented by the
treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Kirk.
connell. A letter' of thanks
was received from. Mrs. Ed.
• Davies. for treats and kind.
nesses shown to her in the
hospital.
from 6.00, . Plans • were made for the
Centennial meeting to be held
on July 11 in the Community-'
Memorial hall with, guests from
all the village churcnes, chur.
chesQfrom Blyth, BelgraveAng.
• lican church andWestfield. Mrs
Tait Clark of R. R. 6 Goderich;`
will be the guest speaker' and
.IZAW
SON will give the history of Huron
county.
EARL
NOTICE TO DESTROY
Noxious
WEEDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
all Property Ow`iers in Huron County
In accordance .wfth " the Weed Control Act, R..S.6.
1960, Sec. 3, 13, 19, and amendments thereto, that unles's
nodous weeds growing on their ,lands are'' destrroyed by'
June 34th and throughout the seas,,n, the Municipality
may enter upon the. said lands and ':ave the weeds des-
troyed, Charging the costs against •th' land in taxes, as
set' out in the Act.
The co-operation of all eititeiis is solicitg .
ALEX' CHESNEY, Watt! Impactor,
Coufty of Hier*
Rev. Robert Marshall of Strathroy was guest
speaker' at a Veterans° Week dinner sponsored
by Branch 109;, Royal Canadian' Legion last.
Thursday evening, when Dr. G. F. Mills, mayor
of Goderich,and members of council attended.
A former airman and prisoner of war, the
speaker enjoined the veterans to tolerance, and
avoidance of bias, on the basis of race, creed
or ideology. At. left . Is Rev. G. G. Russell,
St, George's Anglican church. At right, Legion
President Harold Chambers and AVM John'
Sully who was honored by presentation . of a
life membership in the branch. (Staff }photo)
Y
Hot humid weather turned the Veterans' Week'
"banquet at the Legion hall last Thursday night
into a shirtsleeves affair as the "old sweats"
sought, relief from high tefiperatures, Here . a •
ore Than 150 Convene
AUBURN – "Seek Truth" was
the theme of the second Huron
county C,G.I•LT. rally held last
Saturday at the United church
summer school site near God.
erich: Mrs. G. W. -Tiffin of
Wpngham wase' in charge of the
day's. program and welcomed all
.girls and their leaders from
various parts of the county.
Registration was in charge
of the Benmiller group, with
'Mrs. Frank McMichael, Mrs.
Kenneth Fisher; Miss,S!Arley
Fisher and Miss Jane Fisher
registering the girls, leaders
and guests.
A singsong was led by Becky
Howes of Clinton and this was ,
followed by a "worship service
taken. by the Goshen group.
Those taking part were Bar-
bara Keyes, Debbie McKinley,
Susie Symonds and Mary Lou
McKinley. " .--
GUEST SPEAKER
The guest speaker, Rev. Mac.
Carson of Wesley Centre, Ham.
ilton was introduced by . Mrs.
Tiffin. He told of his work
among the teenagers in Ham-
ilton and what a challenge it
was, to.' try to fulfill his mis.
sion. He chose to speak, on
the theme-- "Seek Truth" and '
asked what was it? He went'
on to define truth in the light
of our society today ..and the,
part that the church,. should
play in today's world. He told
the girls' that thely ' should be
truthful to themselves and see
themselyes as they really are,
as God accepts them as they
are. Mr.. Carson stressed to
find out the truth about God
and --start by saying "I be.
Neve."
The girls divided into groups
with C,G.I.T.. leaders as guides
and discussed self, getting al-
ong with parents and society.
Lunch was served by God.
erich ladies to 150 girls and
leaders from eleven fistricts
.in.. the coiWy Auburn, Ben.
miller, Elmvale, Seaforth,
Clinton, Belgrave, Londesboro,
Goderich Presbyterian group,
Goshen, Winthrop and W Ingham.
Kenneth Scott of Londesboro
led in the singsong .to begin
the afternoon's program. The
groups discussed the topics –
"Why go to Church" and"First -
Offers", under the leader$ Mrs.
Marjorie layter, - Mrs. Norine
Gnay, Mrs. Ruth Axtman, Miss
Gloria i1umball,'Mrs. Ron Bell,
Mrs. Murray. Underwood, Mrs.
Margaret Anderson, Mrs. R. U.
MacLean, and Mrs. Agnes
Moon. Other age :'groups dis.
cussed other topics.
Mrs. John Wray of-Goderich
conducted the graduatiorrcere•
mony and was assisted by Miss
Gloria Rumball of Clinton, Mar.
cis Lumby and Jennifer Cadman
sang two duets. • •
. Mary Joan Corrin of Wing.m
ham gave the valedictorian ad.
dress. The graduated present
were presented with special
Centennial pins and corsages.
The .graduates were – Lond.
esboro, Beverley Lee, Barbara
Burns, . Pat Little, Lloy Shad.
'dick, Donna Youngblut, Wendy
Caldwell; Winthrop, Yvonne
Price, Belgrave, Audrey Cth 1
Moisture Adequate, Farm Report
Soil moisture 'at present is
quite adequate due to theheavy
rains of the last few days. Sp.
ring grains and corn crops. are
developing satisfactorily. The
planting of white beans in the
county is nearing 'completion
and growing conditions are nor-
mal. -
Some of the hay crop has
been taken off in some loca-
tions and looks quite good due
to the • rains and warm temper-
ature of the last few days. Some
lodging of hay has taken place
in the heavy crops' but isn't
serious; reports D., Inglis, ex.
tension assistant for -Huron co.
unty.
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