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Field Day4inners at Brookside school this year were back
row, left to right Laurie West, Anita Hodges, Jim Young,
Iore Lee Howes and Wilma Vandervelde. Front row. left to
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right are David Sproule, ,Rocky Little; John Vandervelde,
and .Janice Cooke. (staff photo)
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Winners of public speaking in Grades 1 to 4 at Brookside
school this .year were back -row, left to right, Marilyn
la mieson. Marg McWhinney, Paul Strong, Christine Gibson
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and l'o:n Vandervelde.-',Front row,"left Jo light are'Jea
McWhinney, Mike Peqtland, Vicki, Pentland and Davi
Reed: (staff pllinto)
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The girls on the winning soccer team at Brookside school
this year were back row, left td right, Doreen Jefferson,
Kay Morrison, Anne Alton,,,Elizabeth Jefferson and Brenda
'los. Front tow, left to right are Kathy Little, Laurie Shier,
Ruth Martin and Patty Barger. (staff photo)
aeation makes one lazy
-After a delightful holiday ol
three weeks that took us as
far° as Canada's western
toast, returning through
Wash'itigton, Montana,
South Dakota, Chicago and
visiting many friends and
relatives and attending a
wedding.in Manitoba, one is a
little lazy about getting down
to the everyday run of things,
but realizes how important
the home town paper is to
those, who have made their
home far afield. It's then you
decide your humble efforts of
writing a column -are ap-
preciated by some at least!'
Thanks. must be expressed
• to those who kept the work
-done at home and to those
who called and gave items of
news upon our return.
SOCIAL NEWS •
Mr. Cecil Webster was -a
guest of Mr. Murray Gaunt in
Toronto for a day in thanks
for his part before the elec-
tion on June9.
CHURCH NEWS
A-shfield Presbyterian
Church celebrated their 129th
anniversary of its, founding
with the guest minister Rev.
Robert Marshall of Strathroy.
t. This event took place on June
r2.
On Sunday June 26 mem-
bers and—friends of Ashfield
Presbyterian church enjoyed
a picnic on the church ground
and were joined by Knox
'Church members of ,Ripley
for the event. Rev. Nugent is
Minister •'r of •both
_c_o_agregations.
SOLEAL NEWS
Mr. Jim Bradley was a
patient in Kincardine and St.
Joseph's hospital" in London
for several days but has.
returned home to wait further
planned the • Ripley Craft
Show •• met. on Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver 1VicCharles to
finalize plans • for the up-
coming show and sale on July
29 and 30.,
NEWCOMERS
Newcomers to the com-
munity are not alwaysknown
by the writer, but a welcome
is extended. Among some of
the later ones are Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Watson of
Toronto who have purchased
the former Don Wylds'place
and who have been holidaying
at their summer home.
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SOCIA NEWS
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word when he will return to
hospital for surgery fora gall
bladder operation.
CRAFT SHOW
,•The
committee who
Recent visitors witty Mr,
and Mrs. Oliver MCCharies
were Mr. and Mrs. David
MacTavish and family of
Peterboro, and Mr, J.C.
McGillivray and sister Mrs.
M. Dodd of London.
Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie is
on a .trip to Western Canada
with Hanover Travel as
escort.
Mrs. Florence MacKenzie
SS spending some time with
her sister Mrs. A. Hackett in
•Ripley. Mrs: Hackett has
been a patient in ho9pital iji
London following surgery.
Mr, and Mrs. Doug Martyn
and family enjoyed a trip to'
Niagara Falls where, they 4.
t'inners of public speaking in Grades 5 to 8 at Brookside right are Gorden Jamieson,
school this year were back raw, left- to right Tom Wagier, Chandler. (staff photo)
renda kiendersoq. Md. Pre,94,:raylcir—Eront-row,,•left to -
on
return
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attended the Carruthers' MacKenzie and Mrs, Gordon
picnic and also visited Finlayson/ have returned
.Marineland.
htme after a three week tour .
. , of the British Isles and, the
mt.... and Mrs. Gedrge . celebration of the Queen's'
Ivicencr,lef, Mrs. Florence Jubilee.
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-Make it a part of your
Lifestyle to' buckle up every
time you get into your car -
even for short distances. Be
sure • that children have
proper child .,cqr, seat res-
train ts,
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SANDY'S
FASHION SHOP
GODERICH LOCATION
IS HAVING A
2 FOR 1
+ 10%
SALE
TILL JULY 9th
Mrs. Bernice Moliwain of the Gotierkh Townihip"W.I. (right) presented a cheque to
• Holmesville school's band account for the purchase of a new -trumpet. ACcepting the
cheque is music teacher, Mrs. Ida Stewart. (staff photo)
Ping Pong winners at Brookside school this year were back row, left to right Doreen
refferson, Kay Morrisgn, Gerald Martin and Ed Davidson. Middle row, left to right are
fayfor (;iesbrecht, 1)wayne Rivett, Robin Markham and Betty Wagler. Front row, left to
right are Donald Irwin, Tracey Rising and peggy Gibson. (staff photo)
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system wilt pay for itself in two to five years tty greatly reducing
our.present heating costs, at the same time saving precious'
fossel fuels
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filter sistem. No separate return line to the pool is
required. The system requires virtually no main-
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dealer on new or old pools. FAFCO's optional solar -
operated Automatic Control Circialt automatically
turns heating system on and off.
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GODERICH: 524-072
KINCARDINE: 39S-5725
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.• FESTIVAL FILMS
Sunday, July 10, Birth of a Natf(
All performances begin at 8:3C
p..71. unless otherwise noted
Tickets are Adults $3.50 Senior,
Citizens $3.00 and Children
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