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MEMORIAL SERVICE .
The 47 annual memorial ser-
vice was held in the church at
Ball's cemetery last Sunday
with_ Pastor ..Alfred Fry of-
ficiating; Miss Nancy Anderson -
was the organist.
Prior ' to the service Mr.
Frank Raithby welcomed
everyone 'on behalf of the
cemetery board. He spoke of
the work accomplished during
the year and thanked Mrs,.Nor-
man McDowell ' the secretary
treasurer of the Trustee Board.
Rev. Harold Snell, formerly of
London but now of Exeter,
read the responsive psalm. The
offering was received by Mr.
Norman McDowell, Mr. Frank
Raithby , Mr. William Wagner
and Mr. Robert Robert Arthur.
Pastor Alfred Fry -sang the solo
How -Great Thou Art.
-Rev.“ Fred Carson, rector of
St. Mark's Anglican Church
3. was the -speaker and spoke of
the tradition of .honouring this
sacred land where the early set-
tlers have" been laid to rest.
He paid honour to those who
had playedan_important...part
in the shaping of the world.
Guests were present from
Toronto, Cromarty, . Seaforth,
London, Wingham, Oakville,
Blyth, Dorchester, .Kincardine,
Guelph, Mitchell ; Stratford
and Goderich, Exeter.
KNOX UNITED .CHURCH'
The general meeting, of the
United. Church .Women- of Knox
United .Church was held in the
Sunday school ' room of the
church on -7 -Wednesday evening"
„June Unit Three was in
charge with Mrs. Gordon Gross
,as pianist.
•The ineetipg was opened
with a sing -song conducted by.
Miss Nancy Anderson. A report.
of the Westminster . College
Weekend held recently was
given by the delegates, Mrs.
Elliott Lapp, Mrs. Tel East
and Mrs. Ernest Dur"nin.
Mrs. Norman McDowell and
Mrs. John Sprung . conducted
the worship service. The scrip•
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ture lesson was read by Mrs.
Nonan, n McDowell,, ,fel, ,owed by
prayer The • offering was
received y Mrs. William. Em'
pey and is.` William Dodd
and ded ated with prayer. The
meditation on Wisdom was
read „ by Mrs. John Sprung
followed .by prayer,
A film on "Fotlr Men of In-
dia" wa$ shown by Mrs. Gor-
don Gross , Mrs. Ted East.
presided for the business. Mrs.
-Beth Lansing read the minutes
which,, were ;approved..as read.
It was .decided to hold . a
bazaar in the fall. The next
general meeting will be held in
September. The members of
Unit Three `served ,a lunch and
a social time was enjoyed.
Knox United dhurch are
holding a daily,vachtion $ib%
school in the church from July
9 to 13 from 9;30 A.M. to 11:30
A.M. All children are invited to
this Bible centred school. There
will be craft -WOO( and enter-
tainment with a staff of com-
petent teachers.
Knox United Church and the
Sunday school"'held a combined
�..,. , " . service on Sunday June" 24. -It --
marked the closing of tile Sun=
day school 'until after the
holiday period.
Superintendent;, Mr. Ronald
Hallam assisted Pastor Alfred.
Fry by reading .the, scriptures
and addressing the
congregation in regard to the-,
work of. the- Sunday School,
Mrs. Brian Hallam, "ted the
children in spirited action
choruses assisted on the piano
by Mise Doris Naylor. The
choir under the ,..,direction . of
the church organist, Mrs. Ner-
man Wightman sang The
Lord's Prayer and Spirit of
God.
Pastor Fry spoke to the
congregation on ,_-the theme
. "Not Afraid". After the service
all went downstairs for a lunch,
after which they went to the
church grounds fora period of
fellowship, with_ games and
contests for the children.
WALKERRURN CLUB
The June meeting of the
Walkerburn Club was held at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Cun-
ningham with nine members
present.
The president Mrs. Elliott
Papp opened the meeting with
a reading,followed by prayer
and the singing of 0 Canada.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted as read
by the secretary Mrs. Worthy
Young. The treasurer Mrs. Joe
Hunking gave the financial
statement.
Thank -you notes were read
from Mrs. John Hallam and
Mrs. Douglas Parker. The roll
call was the paying of fees.
Due to the low" attendance
the election of officers was post-
poned to a later date. The draw
prize was won by Mrs. Thomas
Cunningham. Plans were made
to hold, a family picnic atthe.
home 9f Mrs. Joe Hunking with
program in charge- of Mrs. Roy
Daer, Mrs. Leonard Archam-
bault. and Mrs: Carmen Gross.
Mrs. Nick Hill introduced the
guest Mrs. Jean McKee of Ben-.
miller who demonstrated how
to,arrange flowers. Mrs. Elliott
Lapp, won the active
.—arrangement...... Another
arrangement, ,."The . Roadside"
was won by Mrs .Lloyd McClin-
chey, A- lunch was served by.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp and Mrs. Joe
Hunking.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kitchen-
. of Hamilton visited, Mr. and
Mrs. William Straughan last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard
and Christine of West Hill, Mr:
and Mrs. Frank Gagner of
Toronto spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hamilton.
.. Mrs. Arabelle Bushel and
Mrs. Archie Robinson of Clin-
ton visited last Thursday with
Mr. and -Mrs. Archie Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rober-
tson of -Copper. Cliff visited last
1"'riday with her parents Mr,
and --Mrs. William Straughan.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Maitland 'Allen were Mr.
Peter Brown and Mr. Ben'
Weisman, of Windsor.,
--Mr. and Mrs. Bert Allen and
Barbara of Agincourt visited
last Saturdety, with Mrs. Beth
Lansing.
Mrs. Fred Cook of Goderich
visited last' week with her
daughter, Mrs. Ross Robinson
'and Mr.*„Robinson.
' Weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Miller were
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Elliott of
Toronto and Mr. ,and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller.of London__-_--_
Miss Carol Rueger of Clinton
visited last week with her
sister, Mrs: Donald Cartwright,
Mr. Cartwright, David, Derrick
and Loris.
.—Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs.. John Arthur of London on
the birth of a son.
" ODE TO HARRY THE HAT
Marqui de Sade ,with a shovel and . spade
stand in front -0,f his plot'of land
With scalpel and pitcorlc.in his hand •
' Anda superfulous sigh fon the beans he's layed.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Peter,
Marian and Sandra of Bervie
visited last Sunday with Mrs.
Beth Lansing.
Mr. an4 Mrs. Gordon
McClinchey of Blyth and Mrs.
Fern Shackelton of Toronto
visited 'last Sunday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
- Plunkett and family.
. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Raithby
of Dorchester spent the
weekend with Mrs. Celia
Taylor,
Mrs. Frances Clark spent the
holiday weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. J.A. McIntosh and family
at Port Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnston
of London spent the weekend
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pepper
Nimarommt
of Montreal visited over the
weekend with :her friend Miss
Judy Arthur and Mr and Mcs.
Harry Arthur and family .
Mr. Donald Medd of London
and Mrs._ Robert Harvey of
Ilderton visited _on - Sunday _
with Miss Laura Phillips and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John-
ston.
ohnston.
Mr. Warner Andrew left on
Monday for a trip to the
Western Provinces. Mt, and
Mrs. Doug Pierce, Anne and
Bill of Richmond Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Hill Young, William,
Sherry Lynn, Lori Lee and Lesa
Anne of Stoney. Creek and Mr.
and -Mrs. Glen Patterson and
David of Goderich visited last
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Worthy Young.
QUNTRY CLUB
Regular activities were. shor-
tened' somewhat last week, due
to weather and ;holidays.
Ladies': Night last week was
raided out. However, a couple
of old 'die-hards 'managed to
complete their game, just_as the
rains came.
Next Tuesday, we will have a
two -ball, and mix you all up. It
should be -fun.
s.
By Eileen, Palmer
very active this year. There are
about fifty members out
playing. They are split up into
three groups: junior boys, age
13 and over; juvenile boys, age
12 and undero, and, the girls.
The junior ;boys come out
Monday mornings between 9
a.m. and 12 noon. The
juveniles come out Thursday
morning --between 9-a m: and 12 -
- Remember Saturday, begin-
ning at twelve o'clock goon, the
Maitland Trophy competition
takes `place, This is the first
eighteen hole competition of
the season.
Coming up next is the
Ilosebowl Trophy competition
playdowns which begin July 16.
Jean Knight and Hazel
Beaver were in Mitchell last
week, ,for . their invitational
tournament. Jean won• the
Third Low Gross in the Seco
Flight. Congratulations Je
Men's Night will be onight.
(Thursday), due to the holiday
weekend.
By now the men are well into
the second round of the Scotch
two ball.' This ,will be getting
more exciting all. the time.
The junior boys and 'girls are
Paul Black, son of Mrs. Grace
Black, 271' Gibbons Strut,
graduated June 29 from; the
Perth Huron Regional School
of , Nursing. at Stratford. He
has accepted a position in the ,
fall., .-at I' Sar_.nia General
Hospit(�t:
The water ski rests by the side of the barn -
For the farmer to relax with its magnetic charm
The sun is set and the fire is on
The miser's there and the beer's gone
So bring ydur own if you're right on right on right on
He loves playing cards'
But hates to Mdse.
' And don't mer let him at your booze
Don't feed him to much
As he sure gets wild
And wanders in his PJ''s once in a while
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The masa hist tendency is always there
But believe. tree friend it's very -rare.
's very athletic in many fields
ars a crop of a gosh darn good yield -
noon. -The girls come out Thur-
sday mornings between. 10 a.m.
and *noon.
On Tuesday, Jean_ Hanly
took five boys to Conestoga to a
qualifying round, which will
have been pretty tough com-
petition. We will keep you
posted as we get the results.
Mr. Kinkead has announced
that there will probably be a
tournament for all the juniors
around the middle of July.
Rotary
Juveniles
win 6th
Owes Sound
man Wier
legion draw
When Goderich Branch 108
. of the Royal Cpnadian Legion
held their June drawing of the
50-50 Club, Cliff McMann of
Owen Sound was the winner 'of
the $1,644 top prize.
Second prize, amounting to
$400, went of Beverly Doll
Goderich and the consolation
prize of $200.was won" b- Gail
McKenize of Goderich.
John "Thurlow sold the wjn-
ning ticket and John Bedour
sold the -most 50-50 club tickets
at 1,102.
_d neit.dra wing will take
place July ; 28.,
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MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH HERDMAN
New choirmaster -
organist coming
The new choirmaster -
organist at St. George's
Anglican Church FIs Joseph Her-
dman who with his wife Eva
will be moving ' to Goderich
from Stratford shortly.
Mr. Herdman's .duties begin
in September.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Herdman
will be giving private lessons in
music and theory. Mrs. Herd-
man is also a. church' organist:
choirmaster and' organist
all his life, Mr. Herdman was
born in England and has lived
in Waterloo, Midland and
Charlottetown since coming to
Canada.
Paul Baker, the former.
organist at St. ;George's left late
_.in.,ApriL Steven.Rieck:-has-been ..,
hiindling.the musicalchores. at
the church since then and will
continue until, the arrival of
Mr. Herdman.
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The Goderich Rotary
Juveniles won their 6th game
when they received the, second'
game of the year by default.
On Tuesday June 19 the
Rotaries defeated Exeter for
the second time of the year by
.the score. of 13-4. �..,.•
Good - infield slay_ by Dave
Mclvor and outfield play by
Mike Wildgen gave Ron (Tag)
Sowerby his second win of the
year. "
Bruce Bowmanhit a Home._
Rurfand a double, Gary
Yeoman and Allan Shelton ,had
two hits, John Warr came up
with a double driving in two
'runs. -
In two other games last
week, the Rotaries won both by
default,. the first from Auburn
and the second from Thorndale
when both teams failed to put a
team on the field:
On Thursday July '5 Clinton
plays here with the Rotaries
next `home game July 15 when
Seaforth comes to town.
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