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Women of Knox plan
bake sale at diurck
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Co�Ii:Jfou th staff
travel to far-off hotels
The staff of the local travel
agency have . ,ithensel ves been
doing a bit of .travelling in recent
weeks. In preparation for the
coming season, Brian Markson
visited,. Jamaica • • where he
inspected almost forty hotels
and resorts in, Montego Bay,
Ocho Rios and Kingston. Last
week Beth Markson was in the
Bahamas looking over hotels in
Nassau including the repent -1y
opened So sesta Beach Hotel. On
Monday evening, a group .of
Kin tail
twenty or more local residents
were the guests of Air Canada at
a live presentation 'Non .Stop
Britain' staged, at the -Centennial
Hall in London. During recent
weeks we have all heard of
proposed new air fares for travel
to Eurpoe in 1972.
"Information relating to
these proposed new fares is
stvting"to come in although the
situation is very fluid as yet",
stated Mr. Markson of the Coach
House Travel Service. `'
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• The Women of Knox — a Bell and including Mrs. Beryl • WMS stUd.ies .. --
group recently formed at Knox Harper, Mrs. Helen Sager, Mrs. ,
Presbyterian Church to take the Joyce Bolton- and Mr"s. Betty The September meeting of League was accepted. .,
place ,of the ladies' aid which Allan. the WMS was held at the home ..--The October meeting is to be
....,_.o ice was so active — are However, the .bake sale is just of M;rs, an -,-Ma can with_fl at the home di ,.Mrs. .Dungy;
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.. ,,,., Ianrting; a":mammot :the beginning of. a moneg t, Sim ori
:membexs and, one child rese
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During the past summer this group of young people succeeded
in passing their Royal Life Saving Award tests for swimming
and acquiring their Bronze Cross. Cross holders are,,left to right,
'„° for• SO' "ember" ti' at`".2 p.m. n mal liar ffart. this: r i ttWitt- .w..,. M'rs. t�'i; �' `.Ipe � t�. �. ..4 �,, ,,.,,r .M.,�.�A• .ew/AM.M R... k�X 1. •
the Church Hall.
The new organization boasts
an executive headed by Mrs. Kay
go to • help" the 'Board- of meeting w,h a poem, "Faith Is PERSONAL ITEM
Managers do the physical things The Key",and a prayer anddgaire
which need doing a the meditation. .
church building. • Mrs. • R. Swann read a study
on Sara, Mother of Nations. s
Mrs. Jack Mackenzie gave the
offertory • prayer. A study • of Research' shows , that fire
Bethany was given by. Mrs. Jack occurs -•'in only one of every '200
-Mackenzie, of Bethsaida by, Mrs. car crashes.. But -1f fire does
E. Howes, of Bethpeor by Mrs. break out, says the Ontario
MacLean, and Bethlehem by. , Safety League, the chance of.
Mrs. R. West. , M dying is one in four for vehicle
Mrs. MacLean asked a quiz on occupants. ontrary to general
. church matters. Mrs. Don belief, a roll( •er — which can
Simpson read the minutes,and ' result in sparks flying from the
all present signed a get -well card skidding metal is more likely
to Mrs. Rooney. to lead to a fire fatality than a
Members were, reminded that ' rear -end collision.
subscriptions to the Glad Tidings
are *to be paid this month, and ' Many drivers speak and
that resignations of office be in behave • as though a large
by September 30. ' ''proportion of other ' motorists
'An Invitation to a meeting .At were fools, -or incompetents. It is
Kingsbridge 'o'n November Y•' strange, comments the Ontario i
from the, Catholic Women's Safety; Leagtie, that so many ,if
these scoff -and -scowl dri' r .
1., who think they . are constantly
endangered by the stupid driving
of others, 'do not bother to ti. e
'the'' seat belts that would ;;ire
them substantial e'J,ra
protection.
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'BAY•FIELD OD. — GODERICH
524-7711
'DINING ANDDANC;i.IIG..;..
EVERY FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHT '
F_,BIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
The REVOLS
SATURDA,Y,SEPTEMBER 25
The
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GUENTER ..NEIN
GRAPHIC ARTS
Shirley Rdbb is studying
Home Economics at Centralia.
COMMERCIAL ART SIGNS
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TRUCK LETTERING_ — INTERIOR .& EXTERIOR
DESIGN, & CONSULTING
"A COMPLETE ART & SIG,N SERVICE"
GODERICH, 38 EAST ST.
524.-6601 r
Bridge stores
There were 'six tables in "'play.
at the Goderich .D'uplicate Bridge
Club on Tuesday, September 14.
Winners and their,scores were
as follows: Mrs. Bruce Erskine
and W. 0.'Cohrane, 761/2; Dr: A.
B. Deathe, and A. J.
Weerasooriy-a, 74; Dr. and Mrs.
M. Stapleton,' 701/2; ' 'Mrs.
Timothy Hill and- Bob Diek,
61.
Mr. and Mrs., John McNoin
of• Dundas and Mr, a'nd Mrs.
George McNevin and family of
Weston were recent g'uests of
Mrs. Mary Sts,gsOxa.Yand.,ft,444�4•-ef
Brock St.
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MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 27
ED ABBOTT'S
SHELL. SER:VI
314 HURON RD. GODERICH.
524-6692 OPEN 7 A.M.-10 P.M..
Complete. line Of
QUALITY
SHELL
ED ABBOTT, Proprietor'
Ed has been a frequent visitor to
-the Goderich area for• the past
several years and brings with
many years of experience, in;the
automotive service field with the
Shell organization in Toronto
d Ontario. Ed looks forward
serving you for many years to
come.
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and Pam Shanks. (staff photo) '
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following authorized
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outlets:
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REAL ESTATE
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REAL-ESTATE
BLUEWATER
CLEANERS
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