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". ak Edwin Carl Stoddart, son of Mr.
and _ Mk. Carl „Stoddart.,.
graduated from •.Guelph
University with a BA majoring in
economics.' He hps accepted a
position with Smith Nixon
Associgion, Toronto. Mr.
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Stoddart and his 'Wife, the
former Pat. Donahue, London,
son Mark, present residein
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Round and About With Martha
Here is a date for an evening Club, Ree. Council, Mercha t,s
of fun in October yet! and all the groups taking part in
October 2, ' Saturday, at Art Mart want to thank you Art,
Harborlite,frie, the IVIaple Leaf for the art work. Good luck.
Chapter of the I.O.D.E., are Artists with their paintings
having a WINE and CHEESE and clever craftspeople with just
FEST. Informal, everyone is about every kind of hand crafted
welcome to this first of the work - pottery, rugs -
winter season affai,r, woodwork weaving, sculpture,
Entertainment and a good time sewing, food arts etc. -
promised for alt interesting hobbies Of every
Have you noticed our nice material and media, will be in
Art Mart sign at Kiegstdn Si.
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plan a, bake table and perhaps .smithy'
other items as will the church 'Smithy'.One glaripe and. he
knOws what is needed and how
groups, who now realize this is to do it. A blacksmith shop is
the time to make money for
practically a thine of the past,
their project when the people
but I found one in the Nile and
interested in buying and crafted -
it wasn't even lost!
items, are on deck by the
Thank' God for people who
hundreds. We hope , to have
are. brave enough to carry on
people •D011st, pottery, silk
a lost art.
screen work, portraits and other .
There are a great •number of
crafts.
people who know how to do
Have you a hobby which
Obitifcsteies
EZRA M. DURST
Services for Ezra M. Durst,
84, of Berkley, Michigan, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Durst of Colborne TownShip,
were held g the Sawyei-Fuller
Funeral Home on June 17.
. He •i's survived by his wife
Edith (Lavis); three son, Charles,
E., .Dongd W. and Gerry R; four
daughters, Mrs. Evelyri*Neaher,
Mrs. Mary Gordon, Mrs, Carol
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20- .grandc.hildren;
something the way' their great
the park, beneath the trees, with just a little effort, ',you
Rose Gell
Jackson of Art Signs designed Days. . want to do these thin but just to and most of them say - "oh, • , • ° •
Waterloo:
and presented it to US as his. • The Kinsmen have a fine never get the time? This "juet no one is46interested in such a
He was the ower of the.
Miss Patricia Murisby; daughter contribution to a great event __Careival for__the youngsters and ' haven't the time" bit is craft now." so they• let it die. s,
of -Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Cox-r_Sharo, n Lucina Little graduated
which takes- place in "Cntiltbt-tise Bingo for everyone. The something which you yourself What a pity that they wouldn't .
purst Lumber Co,, Berkley,
Kinettes will be right in there have to overcome. There is- neve' take the time to teach someone
Burial took place in Roseland ,
with their Sidewalk Cafe for time for painting or 'messing il'i' so that we don't lose this craft.
relaxing Coffee Breaks - at any the clay to your elbows - or
hour of the day. This year home 'hooking, a rug or getting on that
made goodies to tempt you. loom -you have to'MAKE tinfe
'I'he Ahmeek Chapter of the - and TAKE time. Something has
I.O.D.E. will have an interesting to goi "Leave' the dishesin the
booth, and are working hard to - sink, Ma" - and that is just
have lots of fancies piled up for about the size of it.
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the 3 da s The Le ion Often we ut ff Society.,
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from the Perth-Hurcin Regional
Cameron Street, graduated May
29 from the first class of the ' School of Nursing in Stratford
May' 29. She has been accepted
on the nursing staff of Goderich
been accepted on staff at•the St;
Thomas -Elgin General Hospital. Psychiatric Hospital.
(Photo by Spillane)
Perth -Huron ,RegiBicaTSchool of
Nursing in Stratford. She has
Park July ,15, 16 and 17. Art is
fairly new to Goderich -"Art
Jackson - that is. He is a very
nice young man,, single, good
looking, good- craftsman - and
.girls I'm_afraid he's spoken for.
Mr. Jackson crimes. from
Wingham hut hopes ,to make
Goderich his permanent home
and place of 'business. The Art
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BY MRS. WES BRADNOCK
Few people will go to the
trouble - which it turns out to
Park Cemetery, Berkley.
You've heard of the "Lively
Guys"' - well, we have _a few
hete in Goderich but they call
themselves the Horticultural
This group is a going concern '
and they do all they can to make
you happy with your home
farming -,even if you only have
a 3 by 10 garden, you can enjoy
working in. it.
They have a great afternoon
and evening cooked up - I mean
24 Hour -
Approvals
aid-1144;rigailes •
Arranged in the Convenience .
Of Your Home
LOW cost. You cart, call to 10
p".m. today for helpful
courteous service. Prompt ,
Investment Corp: Ltd., 330
Bay - Street, Toronto. Call
collect.
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Y • , g Ladies p • o starting
things we'd dearly love ..to do
until we are not so busy - older
- when the kids ary out of our
hair - or we retire. Well,nine
times out of ten if you haven't
made a start before retirement,
you just won't get started as
The annual 'memorial service CLARX-HPUSTON there'are so many things planned
will be held next Sunday, JuneKnox Presbyterian Church for you to do that you don't get - spaded up for you THIS
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• 27th at Ball's cemetery at 2:30 chapel was the scene of a around to YOUR dream. So get Saterday, at North St. Church. - • ,
started N6k4/ It's later than you ,There will Ise lots of -interesting-
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Auburn and District//
and 'dishes. She gave comments
on the fireplace which was in the
borne of her ancestors around
1Q1'- and . ase the. matehing-
carved -woodei• vallances. She
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follOwing eye surgery...He •is On
the 3rd floor, room 356.
• Mrs. Donald Kai of Oakville
spent the week,end with her
The June meeting of the
Auburn Women's Institute
meeting was held in the
Community Memorial hall •with
the first vice-presidept, Mrs.
p.m. Pastor Alfred Fry will.be in wedding on Saturday. June 19, parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Jackson thine, , flowers and fine arrangements
charge and Mrs. Norman 1971 when Frances E. Houston Donald Cartwright in charge, . also t9ld about the lamp, , and her father, Mr. James . I saw some neautiful wood along with a good exhibit",
Wightman will be organist. The became the bride of William J. „.
She opehete the ,meeting w'tI a pictures and furniture and then Jackson, returned to Oakville carving recently, done by- as "Early Ontario Architecture",
CEMET RY
LLIAMS
service this' year is in charge of Clark of RR 5, Goderich. Rev.
Knox United Church assisted by G. L. Royal was the Officiating poem -: Face the Sun. The all toured her home. An with her. . most colorful and interesting from the Ontario Art Gallery,
meeting was opened by singing. instrementar on the pianowas- •-••• Mrs. Robert Arthur and Miss - person. . ...._. •besi.des-a.-filrn Also,. the,..U.C.W, . ..
the Clergy in the village. minister. Mrs. Donald Haines of ' the Ode, Mary Stewart Collect played by Mrs. Robert Phillips Jayne Arthur attended a He has a totem pole about ladies of North St. Church plan a MEMORIALS-
. Mrs. Gordon •Taylor and Mrs. Auburn was bridesmaid and Mr. and 0 Canada with Mrs. Robert • and Current events were given wedding at Welland last seven feet high which is as -fine tea and bake sale to add to your
Sidney Lansing attended the Fordyce Clark of Goderich was •Philli t 'the 4.)iatia--- T ,, ..... _Anci-lnk.rip.tin. i4,1,,,,,...,..._:. .. ,..
by_ IVIrs .Thomas_liaggitt„4,uneh Saturslay .-- - -- -..
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Horticultural Associatio'n at ceremonY a reception took 'Place _ .1,,,Ale._.asgsgtse uee,,,,..11e4,,e, e„J)..liszer,„Zacter.stse... - Mms,....,Bel.h.Z.„.PsigenIsinsCliatotego-sPita -----beatitifulr-tletatte-rrwirk-velfreli~--letst—leter---th'ere-'11"HS'IVOItHa""t's'ffrtt" ' '''''''''''''''''
'1"---'''WilltistheW4'-'''''-. ----- '''ta. iioF Mrs. Donald Haines. It Lansing, and Mrs., F'rank ' We are pleased to report that takes hours" arid hours of' Saturday afternoon and evening
Thomas Johnston and Mr. A. McIntosh, 189 High Street was * announced that James Raithby. Mrs, Leonard Archambault was "relaxing". This gentleman does 3 to 9.
Representative
,Major Youngblut attended the London. Following a wedding
Glous'het had donated a table for Mr. and• Mrs. Gordon Fry, atoll to leaye • Clinten, HosPital , all sorts of _thiqgs arid after one 215 Wellington St. S., Goderich.
Martha Phone 524-6272 Or .524-7345
* special Orangeman's service at trip the_ couple Will reside in
St. 'Paul's Anglican Church, Auburn. the park --"and" Some of the Stevie and Joe an Mr, 4nd Mrs. Where she was a patient for glance around I couldlell-hewas )0e--
• members painted it A letter of Danny Fry an baby Tornmy of
about six weeks from a back
injury 'suffered„ in a fail through
the barn floor." She '"is
convalescing at her home.
Norman 0.4c14owell,
underwentsurgery lalgt Weeleand
is still a patient,. in Goderich"'
'Hospital.
A farewell ;party for Mr. and
"Mrs. George Schneider was.held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott Lapp recently. The
evening was spent playing cards
and games. The address was.read
byMrs. Roy Daer and Mr. Roy
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• Wingham last Sunday morning James Shepherd a native of plans to assist in the renovations Kincardine, visited -on Sunday
' The Misses Jean Houston and Sarnia and a son,of Mr. and Mrs. of the ,Ilow-n .was read and wit h 1\ar,, ''and „ Mrs. Eldon
a piece of twisted roots or r
very talented. He had even hung A Atc---4r-4C-4rAris417
MEMORIALS -MARKERS & CEMETERY LE7"TERING
branches "sculpture" which very - ,
Goderich District Representative
as valuable and beautiful. '
He does all sorts of dirty oras
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IIRYDE" Frank McIlwain.‘
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few people would ever recognize • T
which . naturally fall to a ,
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Jean Jamieson of T.OrOntO) Reed Shepherd of Sarnia and
report of_ the committee given McLennan and family and also
visited last week with ,their formerly • of Auburn,' is which - met with ale Trustees. with Pastor and Mrs. Alfred Fry.
,sister, Miss Frances Houstop, for co winner 'of the 1971 Joe Besides, painting it is planned to • Mr. • and'Mrs.-Aild: Smith • of
- a eon* of days. ' • ' Pe r 1 ove award, presented install electric heating. systeni. It . Wallaceburg visited last. week
• ' . Mr. • .ancl„. Mrs. , Ronald annually -to the autSqnding ,'was decided Co send -15 cents per . with their uncle and, aunt, Mr.
Rathwell, Michael and Janice,. of .journalism graduate of ''Terson member to support.the District's and Mrs. Maitland Allen: . - •
Chatham, , spent the weekend Polytechnical Institute ., in Korean Foster child: It was :, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne P,eter,
.with her Mother, Mrs. Gordon Toronto. Mr., Shepherd ' will . passed to male Mrs. 'Gordon .. Cdrinie, Marian and Sandra of
Taylor. Michael remained for a share $700 with another • • • - '
. . Taylor a member of the Huron Bervie visited on Sunday with
longer visit.- -• reporter working now for the County Historical Society and Mrs. Beth ',arising. „.. .
, Mr. and Mrs, Ross 'Robinson Toronto Telegram. The award- is she is the Branch's Curator of Mr. and 'Mrs. .Donall.,Haines,
spent Sunday with their son, . based on academic standing in , the Tweedsmuir History 'Book. Mr. Ed Haines and Mr. and, Mrs.
Keith Robinson, Mrs. • Robinson journalism ' subjects. James has As this is Senior Citizen's week, Ronald Livermore and Robert of
and family, at Toronto. now ' accepted a position with. .., two carloads of members will go Fordwich attended a family
• the London Free -Press. - to ; Huronview on • Thursday reunion at Fergus:last Sunday.
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evening, to assist the staff to take Miss Diane Kirkconnel and
She residents of the home down ..her friend, _Miss Rose Hoeksema,
for . the entertainment_ Five ,, both of London, spent the
members attended ' the weekend with the formerl's.
Huronview auxiliary meeting parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
and served tea and 15 members Kirkconnell
went to the ' .Londesboro Fifteen neighbours of . Mrs.
meeting. It was voted "to Oscar de Boer's' gathered at the
purchase an electric knife for the home of Mrs. Donald Cartwright
hall and Mrs. Elmer Trommer last Wednesday afternoon for a
will purchase , this item. Plans surprise coffee party to say
were made to hold Children's farewell to her before moving to
day in July and there will be a Blyth. Theafternoon was spent
fish pond. The committee in ' with ' contests with Mrs. Ross
charge will -be Mrs, E. Bradnock, Robinson and „ Mrs. Donald
Mrs. G. Charnney, Mrs. G. Haines as winners. The 'address
Naylor and Mrs.- T. Hag'gitt. The was read by Mrs:Eleanor
roll call was answered by telling Bradnock and gifts were
about the old jewellery that all presented ' by Mrs. James
the ' members. were wearing. Glousher and Mrs. Cartwright t�
Many pieces were well over 100 Mrs. de Boer, Raymond and
years old. The report of ,the Kathy. Mrs. de Boer thanked her
,District Annual 'Meeting held friends and'invited them to visit
recently at . Londesboro were her in her new home at Blyth.
given by . the delegates Mrs. Coffee and cookies" were served
,,Gordon Naylor and Mrs. ,Robert by Mrs., Cartwright,-. Mig. J.
Arthur. The card report was Glousher and Mrs. Frank
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given by Mr. Andrew Rai thhy.
Kirkconnel and she read the „Mt. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby
thank -You notes. Plans were also of London visited last Saturday
made to cater to two busloads of with Mrs. Gordon Taylor.
women from St. Thomas o'n July We are pleased to report that
15th at 6 p.m. Mr: Elliott Lapp is home4rom
Mrs. Kenneth Scott was in London' where he was
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charge of the, ogram and hospitalized for several days.
invited all to -come to her. home-- , Charles Beadle is a patient in
• to view her antique furniture Victoria Hospital, London
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$avings Day
Circle it on your calendar, Then stash away
a sum you can ',reasonably spore every
payday. It adds up, Jt be the
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.Daer and Mr. Joe Verwey
presented them with a gift. Both
Mr, and ,Mrs. Schneider thanked
their neighbours and lunch was
served. Mr. and Mrs. Schpeider
moved last week to their '
,home at Teeswater:
SUNDAY SERVICES
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The family that prays together
stays together
UNITED HOLINESS CklURCH,.
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
9:50 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m.-WORSHIP SERVICE
7:00 p.m.- EVANGELISTICSERVICE
Prayer Service - Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
• "A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor: REV. 0. H. LEE PHONE 524-6887
WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Park Street al Victoria
H. Ross Nichols Pastor
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Worship Hour 11 a.m.
Evening Service 7 p.m.
WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A FELLOWS/ill' CHURCH"
CALL US IF 'YOU NEED A RIDE!
PHONE 524-956'5
10:00 a.m. - SyNDAY SCHOOL
-11:00 a.m, -MORNING WORSHIP
7:30 p.m. - Regular Evening Service.
Bib -le Study Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
Pastor: R. BRUBACHER
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKMART ROYAL, B.A., Minister:
WILLIAM CAMERON,pir'ettor of Praise
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
,SUMMER SCHEDULE '
4 Service is at 10:00 a.m.
Sermon: "MAN MOST BE FEE"
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(Nurser; and Junior c-ongregation)
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7:00 p.m. COmMulion in t4, Chapel.
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200 Gibbons St.
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45 Cambria Rd.
524-7464 Vio3
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Convention of Qntario and Quebec)
!i1ONTREAL STREET near The Square
- A WELCOME TO ALL -
School For All.
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10:00 a.m.-Adult Bible Class and Church School
• 11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship.
Guest Preacher; REV. W. H.- McWHINNIE
Supervised Nk.irser
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Bethel. Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated wlth the Pentecostal Assernbries of Canada
• CORNER,OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.,
R. C LA ks.OPstor
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
10:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL:
11:00 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP.
7:00 EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
8:00 p.m. - Tuesday, Prayer and Bible Study
8:00 p.m. - Friday, Young PedOe's Service
YOU ARE .INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
THIRD SU.NbAY AFTER TRINITY — JUNE 27, 1971
-Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10:00 a.m.
(Nursery)
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PLEASE NOT.E SUMMER TIME CHANGE
Organisf-Choirrhaster: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A,
ictori "Street United .Cturch
HOUSE OF, FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
10:00 a. -m. - Bible School Promotion Sunday.
11:10 a.m. - Communion S.,ervice.
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SermsoEn:Nml'INLILSE-SH-cMHIuNRIScTHRy"
10:00 a.m. - Communion Service and Bible School,
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Mrs. J. 'Snider,
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir' Director
Mrs. Leonard Warr,
Benmiller Pianist
&, Choir Director
North Street United Church
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
11:01.. a.m. — Morning Worship
11i00 a.m. - Supervised Nursery
11:90 a.m. - Junior Church School:Sermoh: "WORRY — WASTE"
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Mrs. 'Eleanor Hetherington,
Qrganist and Choir Direettno •
Phone Church Office and Study 524463 i
Church Building 524.6951
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