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1'ht- i)aii r1'ac;ttion I ibir 1'k`altlaticl. Yvultnc; t;ean; :11>si. Mi's,.
*chc►�I:t w'I►9S'h,��:►.� hilti 1.st w eekin 'Theresa 1 Ter,, i•s. 'These
pox tutted t'Iiili i'�l t`ri�ln lVEonciiiv e I1 Tt&d i11111a1IY Ways to. earl v .opt •
to h'ridav ctxc'tt 'dei an the Bible study, the handcrafts,
exportations. "'hero An recreations and refresh!'ltents.
Each Lesson, was Bible centred
and tho pupils `received much
training under these dedicated
leaders .111(1 twine1's.
Mrs; „hick Clemelnts
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attend:diceof about -ll0 pupils and
leaders each day. 'Paoli !Mutiny,.
at It a, m. they met in the sanrtua ry
Ai* of • Cho church for , devotions.
Lorraine Cha limey led in the
of action choruses with On Friday afternoon. parents
Doris Naylor at the piano. Pastor and friends gathered in the church
Alfred Fry told the 'Bible story for a' lirlefprogram and -then Went •
with sones pupils acting the pa rt of to the Sunday School rooms' where
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:all went to the Sunday School display. Much of the credit for fie
roosts for their classes. Leaders success of this venture goes to
were Mrs. Shirley Andrews, Mrs, Mrs. Lillian Hallam who
nauu: frig lni ur "�n�- -C-a rot orgpi zedd the- setioel-- -wi-th- g-rea•t-
' McDowell, Mrs. Ila Cunningham. preparation and to • the splendid
Mrs. Marilyn Verbeek, Mrs. Ruth staff of workers without which no
• Mct`linchey, Mrs. Diane Walden, .project., can be a 'success.
Sliery t er .. Phretzer. Plaetz -Wanda
a' -Mere ers-ofrtflie`U•.C:. W: -Served
Pl
the refreshments each -day.
Douglas Durnirt, Trudy Machan. Paster Fry: Stated that the pupils
Barbara Empev, Arva Ball, Lynn • were verywellbehaved and are a
Turner, Faye Seers. Doreen • credit to their parents and to the
McClinchev. Douglas whole community. Finances were
McClinchey,' Jayne Arthur, over, the top, thanks to. the
NIA ri,lAi �l'i��htntan. Cathy. generosity'of friends.,
•ue
Mr. anal' Mrs. Arnold Graver. w
Elaine and Danny left a Week ago -
on a trit> I'or NO -1 run ),Vick -
where they will visit Mr., and Mrs.
Larry Hill'and Jamie. •
• Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Creighton
and farbily visited with Mr. and.
M. C.�Johnston and family la: we kend.'�'
Mr. and Mrs. Allah Dickson
visited with Mr.• and Mrs, Blake
Underhill and „family of Glen
Meer on Sunday,
A firidalstiower, will held in
the"Ni11e� Church at 8:30 p.m. ons
--Mur ria e ; - o't-t-a-4"-1 l M}•
Iustow.
.Our girls' ball team, coached
by Miss Valerie Stothers and
assistants, have a agame at
STARTING hict,NDAlf .JULY
YA OPEN ,I2 NQ; N "f'cl# ,
' mde. ;atst of Efironi. tlah S%or*
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St. Mark's ACM/
Billy Graham feature
The monthly ••meeti'ng , of St.
Mark's Anglican Church Women
was held at the :horn -e- of M'rs,.
James Towe last Wednesday,
Mrs. Towe welcomed the
---members and a 'devotion period
followed. •
The topf'c • given by M,rs.
Thomas, Haggitt-entitled-Steps to
Happiness written by • Billy.
Grahampr'oved very inspiring. In
the absence of Mrs.: Donald
Cartwright, Mrs: Andrew
'the travelling apron. The roll call
was answered with a Bible verse
containing the word -Grain, Mrs.
Celia Taylor then sang a solo:•
Mrs. Elmer Trommer; e.
president took over the business
side of `the meeting` The minutes
of the last meeting were ,read by '
the secretary Mrs. John Daer and
approved. The A • financial
statement was given' by the
treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt.
Other businesswas discussed and
Kirkconnell gave the mission at the close of ,the meeting a
theme -which • was entitled- delightftas served by Mrs:
Daisies. James Towe who was assi ted by
A penny`for~each �lette�irt The=. --Mrs Richard Brook's ail -Mrs. -
ripening wheat' was collected for , • Thomas Haggitt.-
nuaurn
, - Misses :{Nancy Anderson and
Brenda$adli'vi.sitecl.fo-r(r,few clays
-1Iast Week•` wi'fh Mr. and Mrs.
- Douglas Warrick of North Bay. -
Masters Danny , ,and Terry
Auburn boy
saved; from
drowning
BY MRS. WES BRADNOCK
• Quick .,action by a . visitorin.
Auburn last Saturday prevented a
young boy, from drowning.
Cam Bonneau of Mississauga
was fishing on the;Maitland River
last Saturday at the'ite of the old
bridge when= h.e noticed a young
boy slip and fall into the river,
The ,_boy. wla tz•. ,._u.as.,....•Lr v i ng•. •-•-t'e-
recover a,softhal,l in the area of
the -old abutment. slipped into a
deep'hole•and disappeared. '
Mr. 'Bonneau dove in arid
' managed to grab ,the hov by the
r.
arm just as he was going down fo
the third time. .
He pulled the hov from the fast.
current and swam to shore. where
he gave the hov artificial
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C't
Rueger ol�:L1d'h'peni' 1"ast week
with their, i�•:i4 , M 414:51V1. and'
Mrs. Dot^a'1d Cr"a ' � iilfht.�' David.
Derrick andLorie. '
MrsViolet-Farrish of Blyth
visite.d one day last week with Mr,
and Mrs. William Straughan:
Robert Young, Lynda Moore
and Warren Moore of Stratford
visited with Mr, and'Mrs. Thomas
Johnston last Saturday.'
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Brown.
manager of the Canadian Imperial
Bank of Canada branch at Auburn
and Dungannon are enjoying their
vacation. William' Kr ss„ of
Wingham is relieving. manger.
Mrs, William Clark is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McIntosh
andafamily at their cottage at Port
Stanley,
Luella Johnston - of London
visited last'week with Mrs. Celia•
Taylor. • .
:'-1^t•ole•rt--Or,'i'1�''�
Lucan visited on Sunday with Mr,
-and Mrs. Maitland Allen.--
• Mr, , and' Mrs. 'Norville
Ryckman of Lambeth visited last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Alpert .
Last Wednesday evening a portrait of Mrs. Eva Bruce was unveiled at the Maitland Golf and Country
club. The.painting, by Goderich artist Beryl Harper, seen to the right of Mrs. Bruce Will hang at the
club in recognition of all thatthis enthusiastic golfer has done toward the success of the local club.
-(staff. -photo)
Country Club News
BY SHELAGH SULLY
Brookside next Tuesday night
COME OUT AND SEE A GOO
_ Port Albert and Nile boys' ball
tagame was. played 'at , Nile on
Monday evening with a score of 18
for Pt., Albert and a score of 8• for
Nile boys. '
Mr. and Mrs -Alvin. Kerr and.
Mr. and Mrs: -.Gary Kerr 'visited
with Mr. "and 'Mrs, Harvey
Freeland of Delhi on the weekend.
The 'June LI.C_W. meeting „Was
held at the home o: Rev. and Mrs.
McClenaghan. ' Theme . of,olihe
rneet.i,ng was. Community
F.riendshj and Visitation. Mrs..
Florence Talmay was in charge of
the meeting and opened with the
-Seaman's_ Version" of the 23'.
Palm. Rev. NlcClenaghan
accompanied on the organ for the
'lis. Mrs. Florence- Talmay
gave a reading on "Love". Mrs.
Lit Pollock had to reading on
• Antidote for Self Pity" written
.by ReV•.. Goff, followedwith prayer
by t,X•s..Talmay.
Rdll call Was' answered 'by •15
'Members and one new member.
,Minutes from last meeting Were
read •hy Mrs. Myr-tKerr and a
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs, Beth Rutledge.
Flans wire l a -0- athe1 `
nn August 21. The meeting closed
with prayer by
V1cClena.ghan. -
• A lunch was servedby
McClenaghano and •Mrs. •Lil,
Pollock.
Mr and Mr's. Fred T,014 f
.rie, Michigan called oil his
to otherr.'Stuar•t Tavlorand the two
brothers and their -wives Went to
Weirton where they were horn and,
rised.
It was very en•jovable visiting -
tfle old farm, school and
swimming hole. They also visited
old friends before Mr. and -Mrs;
l'J'ed Taylor left for home.
'Von will recall,_ at.the_open-i-n -by Al Bean Dave-_. Cornish irean ciTer---th- -1+a1 1 --td Nil -v -z1--- h mT
' ', ., and Grey
dinner of the Ladies section., that ° Walter Palmer, Tony Bedard, and Scotia', or the Victoria :tI
Verna Kane paid tribute to Mrs.,; ....Karl Campbell, Ti•ust Co. This is Satyr day, 'full/
George Bruce, who is indeed, an. • The• highlight of the evening '29th. You may get comnpIlmentar'v
inspiration tows all. On Tuesday came when professional 14o4 cacktalls at the home of Dan
evening, we had a post script to Martin gave .,a demonstratton of Nrcirpliv. and then go to the club for
that eve>iit'-"'''as Mr. Bruce different golfing techriignes,. and' dancing. to 'Bohliie Downs.
unveiled her portrait, which was held a discussion of the game. orchestra'Dr'ess is,option,il,and
painted by Beryl Harper. This This proved topevery inte•rest•ing. tickets are $12 ppl. couple
lovely portrait was then hung in and exciting to watch.• '
the main lounge. Be sure to drop , The men are going to start their ••
ina.nds_ee-it •Itis.c.er'tainl- -a uer--v-_�alFe�e•-flt ht C1-ub._Cham-pionsh4.
l�awaiia
fine piece of art, about the first of August, so keep • -
' Unfortunately. I was unable to • your eye on the bulletin board. 0' •
gexaliesresults of last T iesdav's , Ingather most of you, members �.Vsi Vn h
Ladies' Night in time for this have already picked -.up 'your �p
column. but I will. have it for you tickets for the President's Ball,
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'next week. • You.mayttillbe able.to get some .at par
jSaturda i.. the attendance was
en .down co'nsidei•ably. However -_I ' T
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1understand that 'the people who
were there certainly,' enjoyed '
themselves. I think everyone is
At the` social ' event last
coaches
saving up for the Pr'esicl•ent's Ball masks and neckl , 6'•r� h+'\• 'had
on the 29th
,-
made c during it• a t'+•+'.i ,ti iA •`
fifty-six men at Men's Night. Bob
McDougall led the field, -followed Ten coaches from the Gederrc•h
� This week the. nt,,r, h�+t-c.
• Minor Hockey Association been making « t�tt•1 1 • 1+-kF'ts"
attended
y e out., of ° ice, cream (+)il,,i 111,1•.s •
•
'Last week at the park w -is •
Hawaiian Week ('',n Friday •
afternoon the ` t.ou,Il ended the
week: with :i 11,,w wan. -party
around a i:r'ass hilt �f.vt'r'vo r
wore their grass -,skirt--: shit 1r s.
On Monday' •night, there were 1 tl 1 11
a ten clinic music was )lave+l 111 i ;011101
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OId Air -force Base • Chnton, Ont
A Taus FACTORY OUTIIT STOU fRATUmNs SECONDS AND DISCONTINI ED UNITXNROM MAID
CANADIAN MANUWACTLIRRS, OUR Sa*CTION WUL INCLUDE SNIT SLITS. DUU `S EI%
DRESS PANTS. CASUAL PANTS. SOX. LIMNS soon. FOOTVIKAR. SPORTSWEAR. UNI, ETC.:
FOR ALL Mdr1INS Of IND MMLY. MANY MST QUALITY LINK! WIt,L°ALSO 11OFFER!'.p
ATDISCOUNT IC TO itampL AEEA.TEIIr.SHOPPING.VA1I1TV ,;— -... .
JUST ,,ARRJV.E•D!
TRUCK LOAD QF PIECE GOODS
REGULAR to $6.98 Per Yd.
. .
VALUES
STRETCH DENIM $ 2.97 Per Yd.
E CMOs'" TUBULAR KNITS $ 2.57 Per Yd.
HEAVY- QUALITY (POLYESTER) CRIMPKNIT 2.8.7
LATESTn IN FASHIONS & SHADES IN ALL LINES
NOTICE
Sat., July 22 will be.the last day we wi l l','be able to sell $carfe's
interior and exterior. high quality paints for $7.47 per gal. and.
2.47 per qt. Starting Monday July 24 prices will be higher.
STORE :H#OIJRS:
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY -1P 1
.M. TO R P.II
SATURDAY 9 A M. TO 6 P.M.
served . • .. . i ,,•
Missi�-nary'.
society -give
y
"love" call •
The ' Auburn Pre;Sbvtet'ian
µM Women's M'issionarv.Sotiety met
t the home of Mrs. Will.rlm t'l:t rk
for their July meeting- The
president, Mrs, - Wilfred
Sanderson was in charge . - a
devotion period followed. '
The roll call wa's • answe r• t d by
ns el
. McFarlane. - each 'quoting a Bible verse
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ra hvrell containing the word -love. The
and Janice of Chatham spent the minute$ of the previ''ous•, meet-i•n�e
weekend with her mother,..Mrs. were' adopted as' read by thT�
Gordon Taylor and their son secretary -Miss Minnie .War;:,
-respiration. Michael who is spending the Pians were. made •for . the
The hov "recovered- •and•-• Mr. _holidays here. September 'meett_ng_to hr held ;it"
' Bonneau forgot to ask the young, M' and 'Mrs. Maitland Allen the home of Mrs: r Major
lad his name before the nine or ten , attended theVander'hurgh-Allan Youngblut, the second Wednesday
year old hov trotted off, wedding in‘Goderich recently, inthat month.Other hus'iness was
.The'accident draws attention to • Mr: and Mrs,. James Towe had dealt with and each reported on
the deepness and swiftness' -Of the their grandson +Brian' , from hospital visits ,and ,cards sent
London n visiting •
'water around the old bridge nand it o Ion thein last eek, The Iilissionstudv was the.w•grk,oa'
Mrs. Char•le5 Cott e
s ,� is fortunate t iat`�Nfr ' onneau was - spent 'the Miss Laurie Ann Camoe:11 reg
fishing at that partictilar`time. - _.weekend, with Mr, 'and_ Mrs, nurse in them.inistry of_�He�tlth-l-Il-
Mr. Bonneau was visiting the Kenneth Scott and family: ,y.- It The offering was received
home of. Mr. and Mrs. Ted'Mills . Mr.Keith Scott `and Mow Brian by 'the, treasurer' Mrs.' William
Cra•fg"a a --on a ~holiday trip to 'Clark abrl-rledtcated With.prauur'.:
Northern Ontario. .
with his- hrr�ttler-irsr-taur; °'M'f".Y anil•
,,,,Mrs. Ben Nixon.
a one -da coach s' clinic
at the Huron Hockey 'School last r .paper hag puppets c•,1r,1'1hml+ier•s
•Satu,rday• ,. �; h , ,,
and a eT' maclrt•'Y6-Ilf1v inks:- •
os.ea tent ng rom .oc eI ( 1
were Don Elliott, Richard Mader'.
• Dennis Williamson, Doug Iliiff,
Keith Huisser, Jim M'ar'tin
George Osmond, Ken Boyce. Car
Moller and -Ron McGartnev.
Topics• covered at the clinic
included;' practice organization
syst m, o;1 ffense.,an(}...-404.,x, ,
shooting skills. puck control-
skating
ontrolskating fundamentals :int
administration of coaching,. The
use of slides .and video Lip(
presentations aided in the'
-grog ra rn 1p e.
The staff -at the Huron, Ibt'kev'
School, --width -is held at Huron'
Park-. includes Brian Gilmour.
Bill -Mahoney, and -Ron Mason.
.who,plaved Junior `B' hockey in
God'rich some years ago ;Ind is
nines head hockey coach_. ,1t 1 ,ike
Superior State (1c5llege in •Sault
Ste 'Marie, -Michigan.
• The local coaches all 14,11 11,11
the i linic will dornuch to impr=ove -
the level of coaching -in the
Godorich 1 h minor system •fl
The main project t with • ttic'
jurlior.s has .been 111,)Kit1Q will
plaquesout of pl,istf).1 1).i an1-
the,n painting thein. They have
1• also been makin:: Sergio hhoard •
Pictures, clothe'spol l+l'P1 1o. cloth.
pictures and vWir-+ 1 +t'lrti.
Next weekwwill l e.ln h.1ri Week
a�%he`parl;. Thi Till
veuiLL,ters will
be doing. 1.11,11.!n crafts.
1 - during the afternoons ,i rut in the
mornings will he learning
' . different Indian stiles and dances.
The week will end with a camp
out:in the pa rk on ‘V,ednesdaynight
and an Indr,ita,l)l+ti-Woes dance on
Friday afternoon at' wd>,ict1 time an
Indian princess and chief will be
crowned;
(It) THE REE CROSS IS
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
HELPING
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
Marlette; Mobile Homes
on 'Serviced Lots
For Sale
rls
• COMPLETELY FURNISHED
•
Seven dgys
at the harbor
This week three Salt boats
visited Goderich Harbour taking
out 36,500 tons of salt.
On July 12 itwas the Barber.
light out of Michipicoten, taking
on 14,000 tons, July 16 the Parker.
Evans, out of Buffalo, light, taking
on 12,500 tons and on July 17 the .
Pinedale, light out of Sarnia.
taking on 10400 tons. • •
No grain boats have been ill -
during the past week' but the
Elmdale is due with'a load of feed;
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