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Centennial
CentenniaitaII
• By MRS. W. RATHBURN
1 know you're busy checking
the garden, the storm windows,
and a dozen other things since
we all know this grand weather
w'on't last much longer. Darn
Anyway, we are thankful for
small mercies and will make -
good use .of the sunwhen we Can,
(like just sitti, thinking, -
with our eyes cl edl).
It is wonder 1 in the coup.
try now that it i getting past •
that green, gree stage. With -
the fresh straw lying across
the fields and the cornstalks
changing color; the hay piled.
up at geometric angles and the
leaves already changing, you
are looking forward to a glor.
ious Autumn - and - it's later
than you think!_
Those good cooks from Ben.
milller. - the Foresters ladies,
' are having a bake sale at Den-
omme Flower Shop•,this Satur.
day. So if you want some real
good "goodies" you'd better be
there early. They use a lot of
their• money to help Retarded
Children and other worth while
causes.
Get ready for that Centen.
alai Ball on Friday the 22nd.
This will be the big one of the
y and with Lionel Thorn.
to music . how can yotA
help but have a good time.
The proceeds from• this also
goes to a good cause - the
Hospital.
Next Tuesday the Auburn
Women's 'Institute have their
« Grandmother's Meeting. "
They want them to be' sure to
turn out —bragging a little -
but sure to turn out.
Anyway I think all grand-
mothers should brag a bit!
Martha.
COME TO THE SEPOY TOWN ---
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ANNUAL
FALL FAIR
SEPT. 15 & .16
. �a 4N•.� v :w alae 'M ..' • '1,14 •.+S OPAI I OF CANADA , •y .
Will head the parade that starts at 1 p.m. on Saturday.
Several bands will participate.
MIDWAY — GAMES
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ENTERTAINMENT — BABY SHOW
• BEAUTY QUEEN CONTEST Winner will be a contestant in Miss Dominion of Canada Pageant.
EXHIBITS
ot
of of
Ontario Deipartmentoi'l''ms.Ab"
° port workers were st the weir
scales near IIolniosvillor last
week in co-oPerstion with the•
Ontario Provincial Pollee to
check motor vehicles in an
- attempt to weed out those, in
dangerously use conditions.
Policemen were particularly
interestedin checking older
model care, although solve
newer cars were seen in the
waiting lanes, °some ' brought00,
•4• Purposely for the free service.,
Crews ,looked to see that head.
lights, 'taillights,. brake lights
and signal lights were in •work.
ing order, tires were in safe '
condition, brakes and front end
were satisfactory and that the
car was roadworthy, generally.
- In the event that an unsafe
car was found, the police urged
the driver. •not• to move the
vehicles except to have it towed
to a nearby garage for repairs.
Choice of mechanic was,of
course, up to the owner, of he
The car on the end of the tow truck hoist was
considered unfit for ' the road Eby an Ontario
Department of *Transport crew working at a
safety checkpoint near Holmesville last week.
In co-operation with the Ontario Provincial
Police, older model cars Were flagged down
and , sent • through the checking lanes for a
complete' examination by transport department
mechanics. It the car was found to be unsafe; the
driver was cautioned not to drive it away but
have it towed to a nearby garage for repairs.
This one, branded "Puffa-Puffa Rice': is on
its way to the mechanic of the'owner's choice.
Homemakers At Western .Fair
To Represenfi Huron
Club Members will represent
Huron County at Junior Day
of Western Fair on . Friday,
September 15. They are a" ,,Loi.
lows: Rosemary Blake, #2,
Brussels, Hazel Collins, #3,
•. Clinton, Barbara Dougall, #3,
Exeter, Joyce_ Falconer,. #5,._
Clinton, Karen A. "Gaunt, #1,
Lucknow, Connie Howatt, #1,
Londesboro, Wanda Hunter, #3,
Lucknow, Marilyn Keys, #1,
Varna, Betty 'Jean. Miller,. #1,
. • . '.,, t. - Vo.idham, 1 ver•1 F tssmore,.
#1, Woodham-, Janice Reaburn,
#5, Goderich,-aarbaraRie,gling,
#7, Lucknow, Carolynne Robin.
son, #1, Zurich, Shirley Fisher,
, # 4. Goderich, Sandra Watson,
SUNDAY COMMUNITY CHURCH SERVICE •
Will wind up lucknow's Centennial Celebrations. To be held
in the arena.
WATCH FOR
GRAND
OPENING
OF
Schaefer's'
INTERIORS
12 The syr,..,
ro 'N
These opulent fur -like coats,
have all the warmth and
beauty of rich luxurious fur.
A magnificent "Simotta" coat,
the smart look of river otter,
in glowing •Dynel and Mohair
by Le France Textiles.
"Sealura" 100% *Orlon pile
... `the featherweight luxurious
look of Alaska Seal.
"Astrakhan" ... very new
lovely.look of Persian lamb
from France.
Irving Posluns tailors these
coats ko elegant perfection
enhancing their beauty with
�recious Mink and Norwegian
Fox collars.
Untrimmed styles available
as well - Sizes 8 - 20.
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LADIES WEAL LIMITED
THE SQUARE
•
r,r� ter.
Seaforth, Judy Work, #5; Brus-
sels, Dianne Zinn, #1, Dungan.
non.
Mrs. Una Abrahamson, Edi.
tor, Consumer Affairs, Chats.-
,
laine Magazine will address the
girls following the morning jud.
ging program. Club Exhibits and
demonstrations will be present.
ed in the afternoon.
Huron's contribution to the
afternoon program is a demon.
siration,... en,titled.` `Let_'s. Make__
T�.f3sezrits..N
Rosemary Blake and JudyWork
of the, Brussels Club. Mrs.
John Wheeler is' their leader.
A special banquet and the grand.
stand performance will -corn.
plete the day.
If you think the world owes
• you a living; hustle out and
collect it.
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OBITUARY•
Elizabeth J Sheardown
Mrs. Elizabeth Jean (Colter)
Sheardown, 45, of 40 Essex
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Lighting systems and alignment came under careful • scrutiny
at the Ontario Department of Transport 'Safety Check . near
Holmesville last week in co-operation with the Ontario Provincial
Police. ' Crews were looking for any mechanical failures which
could contribute to accidents if not repaired in time. Although
older model cars were the prime object of inspection, newer
cars were welcomed and checked free of charge.
car.
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exandra Marine and General rt....
Daniel, `Timmy, bearge tn�
Hospital, Monday, Seeternber 11, • John all, at home.
after a fcij--year illness.' ' Also - surviving are one
Born July 13, 1922 at Sarnia, brother, 'William of Goderich
the daughter of George Colter Township and two sisters: Ber.
and Bessie Cole, she attended nice, (Mrs. William Levi)rSar.
Sarnia schools. While living in nia; Georgina (Mrs. Bruce)
tha_eit.3�, shtie:ualschservedwilh,-. .S.eneca,.London.•One.par,ent•also••-.
the CWAC during the Second survives, her mother; Mrs;
World War. • Bessie Colter, London.
Following her marriage\to Funeral services Were held
James W. Sheardown, Sept. Wednesday, September 13,uneral . at
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entb,er :40 '19:45 :�1si:Ler:laeeant' - �•
• "resident-of Goderich for the rest -
car. Rea: J~i]c�t�alci 1e» -"yam
Dup cafe Brig a Club
of her life.
She was a member of North
Street United- Church, and was
also a• past -president of the
Women's Auxiliary of the God.
erich legion branch.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Sheardown is survived by one
daughter, Peggy, and four sons,
Donald : offit;iating. Interment
.was in the veteran's plot, Mait.
land Cemetery.
Pllbearers were: DonaldCol.
ter; Crediton; Richard Colter,
Grand Bend; Guy Yates and J.
Jennison, both of Sarnia; Mur.
ray Duncan, St. Thomas; Grant
Cole, Sarnia. ,
There were six tables in play
at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club Tuesday night. Win.
ners and their scores were as
follows: Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
ay
stf, a -A
McDonald 50; Mrs. Frank Reid
and Mrs. Bruce Erskine, 49;
Mrs. Bruno Lapaine and Mrs.
Bob Shrler, 48 1/2; Mr. and
jvlrs. 4. Martin, 44.
VERNAS
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CLOSED
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ON '68 CHRYSLER=BUILT CARS
Side running lights. Safe-Flite instrument panels
padded top and. bottom. Front seat -back la,tthes
on 2' -door models. Soft window -crank knobs.
Impact -absorbing front -seat -back tops. There are
35 more standard safety items including seat belts
front and back, dual self-adjusting brakes and 4 -
way emergency flasher system.
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These Dodge/'Chrysler dealers are'gohig-all-out to switch you:
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