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Of paintings by 'famous Canadian artist _yvas. the
and for the annual Awards Night at Colborne Central
Thursday June 26. The paintings were from Jack
's collection. Under the new elective program at
e this year, students have been studying art under Mr.
McLaren who has conducted monthly lectures. During the awards
presentations are left to right, Phil Maine, (standing), Mrs. David
Gower, Bob Jewell, John H. Stringer, Mrs. Bryan Hallam, and
Jack McLaren.
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WEEKEND HAPPENINGS
rs. Murphy .addresses
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and Brian Of Haurmilton visited
r. and Mrs. ArthDalton
with. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Courtney.
- Joe's sons, Gary and Wayne,
t. Joseph s graduates
. spend' Week's holidays with the
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have returned to -Hamilton to
Daltons. Floyd Courtney,
• younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
With less than one day's
notice Mrs. Dan Murphy,
housewife and mother of six
addressed St.b Joseph's grade 8
- graduating class, clergy, parents
and teachers for her husband, a
Goderich lawyer and school
trustee, who was unable to make
his scheduled appearante • last
Friday due toli trial.
Mrs. Murphy spoke an the
edUeationaL features of -a recent
hree-week charter flight to six
European countries she and her
husband took with about 250
members and wives of the
Canadian Bar Association, "Her
resume of the trip was detailed
and deseriptiveg and made you
feel right there," commented a .
parent.
The 18 grads with their guests
attended Holy Mass at 9 a.m. in ,
School drama
program,
• The Theatre Hour Company,
administered by Toronto's St.
Lawrence Centre for the Arts,
will begin a new follow-up
pro.: in its tour of secondary
Sch: • s during the next school
year.
The Company, now entering
its seventh season, was designed
to be a live audio visual aid to
literature courses and an
entertaining introduction to the
theatre.
This year, in addition to
giving a regular performance, the
follow-up program will ,offer
workshop sessions,
demonstrations, readings and
classroom discussion. The new
program is aimed at relating the
• work of the Company more
closely to the course and art
the church and adjourned to the .
school gym where. a breakfast of
.ham, eggs and dessert was served
by the grade -7 girls. Members of
the combined Kingshridge, St.
Augustine and Lucknow C.W.L.
prepared the • meal. • Father -
Nagle's Council K. of C.,
Goderich contributed toward
the pins and diplomas.
Addresses were given by
Principal, Clem Stefflet; school
trustee, Oscar Kieffer; special
guest, Mrs. Dan Murphy; and St.
Joseph's School Information
Association chairman, •Neil
Stapleton. The Valediction was
given by Janice Foran, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Foran, St.
Augustine • who was later
presented with the C.W.L.
Citizenship Award by
educational convener, Mrs. Joe
O'Keefe.
Ricky Boel, son of Mr. and
Ms. Joe Boel received the
Scientific Achievement Award
from Ross Eedy on behalf of the
two major farm organizations,
the OFA' and OFU. Graduating
pins. were presented by Mrs.
Raymond Boyle, St. Augustine;
Father H. Galea, pastor of
Kingsbridge gave out the
diplomas. Mrs. Pete MacDonald
represented The ° Lucknow
C.W.L. members at the head
table.
Members . of the 1969
graduating class are: Lynn
Austin, Ricky . Boel, Frank
Bongertman, Wayne Courtney,
Anne Dalton, Janice ' Foran,
Harry Franken, Joanne
Hendriks, John Hickey, Leona
Hogan, Gerald Knoop, Judy'
Moran, Joe O'Keefe, Mike
Penich, Leo Redmond, Janice
Vanderburg, Henriette Van
Diepenbeek, and Mary Van
activities in the schools. Rooy.
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Starting Wed., July 9 for Four Days
"AFRICAN SAFAR1".,
An International Award Winning. Picture—In Color
,Courtney made his First Holy
Communion on Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry,
Detroit, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Drennan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dodds, ,
London visited with relatives in
the area. (nee Patricia Ann
Martin).
SCHO9L EVENT ROUND -UP
Tuesday, June 24, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Wilson, RR 1,
Riply entertair ed their asociate
teachers, spouses and St.
• Joseph's Church clergy with a
steak barbecue at their home.
Wednesday, June 25, Grades
Kindergarten to Grade 4 enjoyed
a barbecue at -Boiler Beach, near
Kineirdine. Some of the
mothers attended. On the school -
grounds Grades 5 to 8 roasted
hotdogs and afterwards
entertained themselves in the
school gym with a "sock hop.
Baha'i
conference
y
outh
held
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durst of
Cherrydale Farm near Benmiller
hosted 20 Baha'i youths at a
conference at their home over
the weekend.
The young people ' attending,
besides the Dursts' four children,
all of whom attend local schools,
came from London, Sarnia, St.
Catharines and Oshawa and
ranged in '--afe from 14 to 24.
Mrs. Constance Sayer,
professional opera singer and TV
actress shared teaching duties
with her husband,. Professor Jay
.M. Sayer of the University of
Western Ontario. ' •
Professor Sayer, formerly a
movie and television actor from
Hollywood, California, is
currently teaching drama and
communications in the
Department of English at the
university in Londoti.
Since there are no churches
or. clergy in the Baha'i Faith, the
Dursts offered their farm to the
youth group for their weekend
activities of prayer, meditation,
study and seminar descussions of
the teachings of their faith
which now includes over ,ten
million members in every
country and island of the world.
The basic tenets of this modern,
independant, universal religion
are the Unity of' God, His
Prophets, His Religions and
mankind. Thus its membership
embraces former Christians,
Jews, Moslems, Buddhists, as
well as men and women of every
national-, social, intellectual and
racial background, including
Canadian Indians and Eskimos.
Thursday June 26, -Award
afternoon, where athletic; public
speaking, and attendance awards
were presented.
Flound-- and About
With ,Martha
• Sunday the fog was so dense
'down at the harbor that altho'
you could hear the ship's .born
blasting out you couldn't see it a
couple of minutes after it left
the dock — but you just KNEW
it wasn't far away.
Lobking towards the
elevators you could see a small
circle of the first group and they
appeared to be on a high hill
(like a castle in the eVening
mist). It was a very beautiful
sight since I have never seen .a
castle - showing thro' the mist!
You couldn't see 'any part of the
harbor where the big takers are
resting, and I couldn't see the
towers of the Siffo plant behind
me. So it was DENSE!
But it was different — and
you knew you were seeing a
wonderful sight, . which like the
sunset is never the same, never
duplicated or copied —
ORIGINAL, like a painting, it is
almost impossible to have two.
exactly alike.
Speaking of paintings, if you
haven't any you wish to show or
sell, don't forget to come and
see the display which will be
under the trees . in beauttftti
Courthouse Park, July 17, 18
and 19. There will be paintings
and other hand crafted articles
from sculpture to mugs and
aprons — also, each day, there
will be baked goods ("made by
hand”) for you to enjoy. The
merchants, I hope, will have real
bargains and lots of them on the
sidewalk in front of their stores
— and a big invitation to go
inside and see other bargains.
We hope • the weather will be
fine, surely, by then. For our
friends in Florida, Arizona and
all points north and south — the
weather has been --- lousy!.Too
much rain, short bursts of sun,
then great humidity — and
naturally — storms, which have
wrought havbc in different areas
around — and in — Goderich. So
now you know why I say we can
only hope for good weather. At
any rate, we are stepping out of
. the cool wet season into hot tan
— fast tan — weather and just
TRY and "keep your cool,
man!"
From "up top" looking out
over the harbor, I was amazed to
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"BONNIE & CLYDE"
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) -- tam
BEATTY and FAY D NA
chased boredom with a hail of bullet
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(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) —--", Starring
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beat him .4. They could chain .him_..
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Watch for "Gimmick Night" on Monday d Tuesday
WED., THURS., FRI., SAT.,— July 9 to 12
"HOOK, LINE and SINKER"
Starrin.
A Comedy --- g
Jerry Lewis - `-, Peter Lawford - - Ann Francis ,
— Plus Second Feature — .,..,
"GUNS OF NAVARONE"
"High rat -- ing adventure yarn"Starring
Gregory Peck - - David Niven- - Anthony Quinn
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Even, Wednesday isr`Tamily-N-righe.' at TM Sun$et.
Carload, Truckload or Busloq,d---AdMission
is Only $1.25 per vehicle.
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see how "Sitio Island" has filled
up. They have started another
building — close to the pier — a
128 feet diameter salt silo. It
certainly is a big operation over
there now a lot ,different to
the little road circling thro' the
swamp just a few years back.
Recently I touched. up a
painting had done of the
harbor — from this very point
"up 'top," in the early spring —
or late winter — I think would
be a better description — as you
could see the little circle of the
road and the huge drifts of snow
which pile up along the shore.
At that time the drifts were
pretty dirty , from the weather
and dust from the big coal pile I
'spose — so the contours really
showed up behind the little old
Fish Shanties along the wharf.
You will see it at the Art
Mart — and I know it will bring
back a lot of "cool" memories.
Here is word from the "Sing
for Fun" group of Benmiller.
OODERIckl SiONAL.STAR0 TUtIftSPAY,JULY 6
They now call theinaaiVOS the
"Jolly MilleXa" ^"r* and 1 think
that Is a1.118t right' narueote
they are'reallY jellt OW AO Of
sing forfun. You we sureenjoy their singing and the
nice part is that you can sing
along with them.
Sunday evening on the
thirteenth at &p.m, 'on the lawn
at Benrailler Church you can
sing along and relax and enjoy a
nice evening with them. They
want you to "go, as 'you are" —
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THURS. & FRI.
July 3 and 4
A BigCountry Music
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'GOLD GUITAR'
Showing at 9.15 p.m., — Starring
Del Reeves & Mary Bowes
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Showing at 10.30 p.m. —Starring
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and Shelley Faber's
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July 5-7-8
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Showing at 9.15 p.m. — Starring
JAMES GARNER
With Joan Hackett — In Color4
'Sam Whiskey'
(Adult Entertainment)
Showing at 11 p.m. — Starring
ANGIE DICKINSON
Burt Reynolds and Clint Walker
Color - Cartoon
WED., THURS., FRI.-
July 9-10-11
— DOUBLE FEATURE -
'BUONA SERA,
MRS: CAMPBELL'
• Showing at 9.15p.m.
'Adult Entertainment) — Starring
GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA
And SHELLEY 'WINTERS
L...c.j4, In Color — PLUS _ . .
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, (Adult Entertainment)
Showing at 11 p.m. — Starring
Michael Caine.
Color Cartoon
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