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also
eorge's A.C.W. will hold
gal meeting until fall,
sy,19 at 8 p.m..Be June Campbell, will
slides on trice Fiji, Hawaii,
�etralia.
,Campbell has travelled
the pest few
•vely over
and has many stories
periences to relate. Her
las have become very
vin the area,
at the June iftmeetin a
for the g ,
bringing iris at St.
r
a House, St. Monica
home for unwed
rs, arid sponsored by the
nChurch. A.C.W.
t Monday.
ent Mrs. Jack Seaman
venal other Iamies eetinKte g �
he Deanery
dine..:
There was a ser -
Holy Communion in the
ing, _and a business
g in the afternoon.
Carlisle,
John
tion Convener for the
, was there to present
and a commentary on the
done in the Diocese of
atin, le of
t Sunday, the people
eorge's not only had the
of having the Royal
dian Legion Ladies
Auxiliary at the service, but af-
ter the service there was a cof-
fee party in honor of the rec-
tor's recent appointment as a
Canon of St. Paul's. Church
Warden, Peter Sturdy, spoke on
behalf of the congregation, con-
veying congratulations to Mr.
Russell.
TOWN TAIK
Miss Jaile Fisher .Reg N. is
doing summer relief nursing at
Gjoa Haven on King William
Island in the Arctic region. She
left from London Airport,
thence to Edmonton, from
there to Yellowknife for a three
day orientation period and
then by plane to Cambridge
Bay where they were storm
stayed for a few -days before
flying on to King.. William
Island. In a relayed telephone
call home Sunday, she, said
there was three feet of snow but
it was melting fast. The "in"
thing there is long black rubber
boots with red soles.
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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1973—PAGE 11
ROUND AND A8001 WITH MARTHA
simmoimmummiimmmo
Art Mart will definitely be in
Courthouse Park July 26, 27
and 28 --No matter what you
hear to the contrary. -
For the last twelve years or
so Art Mart which has been a
bigger attraction every year,
has grown to include more and
more artists.
People from 4rl,y areas of
the country clJurrt on the
pleasure of Art Mart which
also has the merchants with
their Sidewalk Shopping, the
Kinsmen entertainment car-
nival, Bingo etc.
I'rn not sure about the
Flower Festival but it has
always been a beautiful attrac-
tion. The many other facets
that go to make Art Mart the
big success it has grown to be,
will still be there and. al'tho' it
will all be included in the'Sum-
mer Festival Days which will
be taking in that' -whole week,
the chances to sell your arts
and crafts and show your hob-
bies is still going to be
available.
Several new artists have
already inquired and I think
the week will he a great suc-
cess.
Since we're on the topic of
Art I'd like you to know that
Mts. Maurice (Edwina) McKee
has had a painting accepted at
the iuried show now on in a
Kitchener °'Art Gallery A the
converted old Church building,
53 Benton St.
Well known Artists - Peter
Harris, director of St.
Catharines district Art Council,
Mario Polidori, director of
Dundas Valley School .of Art,
and Walter Bachaniski, In-
structor of Art, University ,of
Guelph will 'be there.
Mrs. McKee does not expect
to share in the prizes or awards
but is mighty proud her pain-
ting was hung. -
More about Summer Feat.
later.
Love,
Martha.
Hello fellow golfers and all
you other swingers!. It has been
another great week down at the
Maitland.
Ladies' Night wag another
good one last week. Many
players took advantage of the
beautiful day to play eighteen
holes for Pin Day.
In the First Flight, the win-
ner was Marie Huff; followed
by Maxine Martin and Verna
Jackson.
The winner of the Second
Flight was Jean Knight,
followed by Chris Hoffmeyer,
and Sally MacEwan.
Dorothy Worgan led the
Third Flight winners, followed
by Ruth Clancy, Jane Deathe,
and Muriel Murphy.
There were two hidden hole
prizes which were won by Ber-
tha McGee and Ginger Shor-
treed.
FROM
Mrs. J.A. Seaman, President of St. George's branch of the Anglican Church Women, presen-
ted a cheque for nearly $2,800 to church warden, Tim Elliott, right, and the rector, Canon
G.G. Russell last Sunday. The bulk of the money has been raised through projects during
the last few years and is designated for the restoration of the murals In the church. The
parish is concluding a "Campaign for an additional $15,000 for the renovation of buildings.
This will Include Interior and exterior painting, lighting Improvements, rectory decoration
and an overhaul for the church organ. Restoration of the murals and interior of the church
will be done during August or September. (Staff, Photo)
BY SHELAGH SULLY
The men had an excellent
turnout for Men's Night, Mon-
day night. Don Mitchelmore
proved to' be the big winner,
followed by Bob Shrier, Ross
Patterson, Brian Lynch and
Bill Huff.
The men have their Scotch
two -ball tournament all lined
up, with 27 teams. The first
round must be played by June
28. Please have your game
played by then. I understand
there is something very exciting
about tills!
The Men's Inter -club will be
held in Wingham on Sunday,
and there is still room for
about seven more players. Let
Karl Campbell or Art Mount-
ford know, if you are interested.
In the last one, the Goderich
team did very well - let's keep
it up boys!
FINCHER'S
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Pipe Stands in Walnut & Ceramic
Tobacco Humidors Al
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-The Huron Country
Playhouse will open its Festival
of Summer ''Stock on Wed-
nesday, July 1 l th.
James Murphy, Artistic
Director, has announced the
season of plays which will in-
clude: Lawrence Roman's "Un-
der The Yum -Yum Tree,"
William -Inge's "Bus Stop."
George Kelly's ,"The Show -
Off," "The Fantasticks," Eric
Nichols "Like Father, Like
Fun," "The Reluntant
Debutante" by W .Ilia�n
Douglas Horne; Roland
Petree's "Pink `.String and
Sealing Wax," and, "The Hand
That Cradles The Rock" h.,
Warren Graves.
The 1973 season will he
staged again in a 400 seat tent
on the Company's 'farmyard
site just two miles from the
tllage of Grind- Bend: The
Company's partially renovated.
barn. the result of an LIP
Grant, will be •in limited use
this season. New expanded art
exhibit facilities will feature
the works of local artists.
Huron County Playhouse
'was founded in 1972 and of-
fered a six-week season which
attracted over 5,000 visitors.
THE
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ASHTRAYS $1.59
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Pass Cases
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FATHER'S DAY
iS JUNE 17
OTHER FINE
. PRODUCTS INCLUDE
at
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gcllon
Asa c"
from.
rif
511
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other's clock over a 100 years old Is among the
rad antiques at the residence of Robert Simpson in
township near Kintail. Still In good working con -
h bilonged to Ewan MacDonald In Aberdeen Scotland
hay Robert's mother_Mrs: Flora Slmpsori .at Kintall.
Ammon is shown with the timepiece which has been In
UN since 1920. (photo by Merle Coniston)
Ripley Arena Fund
SINCERE
THANKS
To everyone- who supported, bought
tickets or 5$aisted In any way:
T4tersot' R Elliott, Carrick Cabling, Cliff Emmorton, . Jack
Ion �, John Ferguson, Bruce Coach Unes Ltd.
er h, MN Johanson, Sam McGregor, Mac MacKenzie,
aub, ►wl l% Wayne Lowry Const. Ltd., Sunset Golf
IIoR , Shirley Baechler, James Store, Pine iitver
ko d les -Cream, Craig Bosley, Rusty Militez, Kevin
mon, M es Casey, Jack Savoy, Ken Mackenzie, Rob
Byers, Diane Crawford, Mrs. Roy Marshall, Mrs.
DomMacDonald, Mrs. Perrin Lowry,Mrs. Leonard Red, Mrs.
eiram sr Mrs,, Sob Gibbons, Mrs. Harry Coiling, Mrs.
«. Mrs. .Nm MacDonald, Kist Beverages, Coca
BOM vwt Distributors, Kincardine Aar Service Ltd., Mel
hrosoDary Moak, Paul Henderson, Larry Jeffrey, Murray
--�"1, EMot wry, Peter Walden, Webster Fruit, Walker
Mrlor, c Nee Ltd. John Lumas, Frank Szekely, Bob
err ,Radio and T.V. Mrs. Donald Coiling, Mrs. Gor-
CoM and tlaurro Gaunt, Jack Illddte, Dominion Road 1,417
anyone we may have overlooked on this
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