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uburn bride feted atlu.nc
D and Mrs. Nigel
Harradine - of London,
r,. England and his parents, Dr.,.
and Mrs. Eric Harradine of
Sandy, Bedfordshire, visited
last Thursday with Mr. and
-Mrs. 'Thomas -J hnston aid»
Miss Laura Philips. Dr. and
Mrs. Eric have been visiting
their son and his wife for the
past three weeks in London,
Ontario. Dr. Eric is a dentist.
Dr. Nigel has been in London,
Ont. for the past year and has
been on a medical exchange
working in University and
Victoria hospitals. Dr. and
Mrs. Nigel Harradine will
return to England where he -
will begin practise next
month.
A bridal luncheon was held
in honour of Margaret
Dauphin, future wife of Brian
Craig of Auburn; It was held
on July 2 at the home of Mrs.
Darlene Empey. The 15
guests included Margaret's
closest friends and relatives,
Following the luncheon,
Margaret was presented with
a bride's book and a personal
gift from all who had at-
tended.
Bud Chamney, Wilfred
Collinson and Carl Govier of
Goderich returned home last
Wednesday after a trip to
Rock Glen, Saskatchewan on
the occasion of 50th an-
niversary of the town.
Mrs, Myrtle Munro visited
last week with her son, Mr.
Robert . Youngblut, Mrs.
Youngblut, Susan, Bruce and
Kristen of Toronto, who are
holidaying at Homestead
Heights. 1 -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ban-
croft of Mount Forest visited
last Friday with Mrs. Albert
McFarlane.
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Major Youngblut
K►:rere •Murf1.y l:ynnnd-Miss
Betty Youngblut of Toronto
and Miss Anne Maclnnes of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chamney
and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Chamney visited last
ALPHA
Huron
hears of
blind
uburn
news
Eleanor Bradnock,
correspondent, 526-7595
weekend in Niagara Falls
with Mrs. Verna Doerr and
other relatives.
Mrs. Harold Nicholson,
.Seafo.rth, Mrs. Hugh Bennett,
Port Albert, Mrs. Frances
Clark and Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock attended the
funeral of Mrs. Clara Wilson
of London last Monday." She
was the widow of the late
Shearer Wilson who washorn
in the Auburn community.
She is survived by two sons
Kenneth and Ross of London,
five grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jardin recently were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jardin,
Melissa and Kyla of Kit-
chener, Mr. Earl Knox of
Wingham, Mrs. Bonnie
Armour and Julie of
Waterloo. .Miss Julie
remained for holidays with
her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Jardin.
The annual Children's Day
will be observed at the July
meeting of the Auburn
Women's Institute. All
children are welcome and a
children's program will be
,held. The members are asked
for donations for treats for
everyone.
Many from here attended
the Goderich Jubilee 3
celebratio.ns last week and
Blind people are not blessed
with keener sense of hearing,
touch or smell than the
sighted. This is, "an old wives
tale" said "Mr. Wally Ken-
nedy, District Administrator
of the CNIB, London branch.
He said the reason' for the
belief is that blind people are
,more dependent on these
senses - they try harder.
Wally, blind from birth,
addressed a recent meeting
of Alpha Huron held in
Holmesville Public School.
Hesaid that blind people have
the same needs, desires, and
most . capabilities of those
with vision. He was especially
proud of a young man, who
lately received an engineer's
degree at a local university
and is now gainfully em-
ployed with an engineering
firm.
The CNIB helpsall who
come to them • seeking
guidance or help. To put their
beliefs into practice, they
never hire a sighted person, if
a blind one can do the job.
Wally's talk was preceded
by a short film strip depicting
types of blindness.
A display table held such
gadgets as a collapsible white
cane, dominoes, playing
cards, talking calculator and
one of the newer electronic
devices, an opticon which
• allows the blind to read " a
book with ordinary printing.
Elaine Townshend thanked
Mr. Kennedy and presented.
him with a $25 cheque for the
CNIB.
The next meeting of Alpha
will be" held . at Holniesville
School on July 26 at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome. For
information •call: Elaine
Townshend 482-3073; Pat
Watson, 887-6236„ or Mary
'Howell 524-8642. ca
above all the good parade last
Saturday. ,
Mrs. Vivian Pentland of
North Bay visited last week
with her cousin Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock, her aunt, Mrs.
l iv •Straughan and cousifi;
Mrs. Thomas Jardin and Mr.
Jardin as well as other
fraend5
Recent visitors with Mrs.'
Elva Str.au'ghan were Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Kitchen of
Hamilton, her niece, Mrs.
Vivian Pentland of North.
Bay, a nephew Mr. Bob
Oswald of Waterloo and Mr.
Thomas Anderson of North
Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Doran of
Meaford called on friends in
the village last week.
Mr. and Mrs W.H. Mutch
of London and Miss Dorothy
Mutch of Clinton visited last
Saturday with Mrs. Albert
McFarlane.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holtby
of Belmont visited last Friday
with his uncle Mr. Ed Davies
and Mrs. Davies.
Visitors with Mrs. Bell
Allen and Mr. William J.
Craig were Mr. and Mrs.
W.H. Coates of Florida and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Macllmurray of Flint, Mich.
TRUSTEE, BOARD)
The Auburn Town Trustee
Board met in the Town Hall
last Monday evening with the
chairman, Warner Andrews
in charge.- The minutes were
accepted as read by the clerk,
Frank Raithby.
A discussion followed on the
widening of the big hill at the
continuation of .Goderich
Street. Drainage pipes have
been installed and the street
has been widened. It is hoped
to have it paved next year.
Gulf Oil Co. have fixed the
pipe on the street in front of
Trommers and plans are
underway for new • street
lights.
The ,war on: dogs . continues
and all dogs must have a tag
and be tied up. By-laws to
`govern the 'Control of dogs are
being drafted.
It was stated that Thomas
-Johnston had donated a flag
to the village and it flew on
July 1. Next meeting will be
held August 13.
W ALKI:RIIURN CLUB
The W alkerburn Club held
''theyr monthly- eeting at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Verwey
on June 30. Co -president Mrs.
Lloyd McClinchey opened the
meeting with 0 Canada. Mrs.
Elliott Lapp led in prayer.
The minutes were adopted
by Mrs. Lloyd McClinchey as
read by Mrs. Thomas Cun-
ningham. The treasurer's
report was read by Mrs.
Garth McClinchey.
Roll call was answered by
the payment of fees and a
donation to the Foster child.
.A picnic will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ted Hunking on
July 21st with the program to
be in charge of Mrs. Lloyd
McClinchey and Mrs. Ted
Hunking and the lunch
committee will be Mrs.
Stewart Ball and Mrs.
Thomas .Cunningham.
Mrs. Ted Hunking reported
for the absent committee on
the decorating a floatjor the
Blyth Centennial parade on
July 30th.
The election of officers took
place. Co -presidents were
Mrs. Joe Hunking and Mrs.
Lloyd McClinchey;
secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Pen -
found; treasurer, Mrs. Garth
McClinchey; assistant, Mrs.
James Schneider.
Wednesday, July 13 was
announced as the day for the
Huronview picnic and anyone
wishing to help transport
people please contact Mrs.
Ted Hunking. The draw prize
donated by Mrs. Elliott Lapp
was won by Mrs. 'Jerry
Huizinga.
Mrs. Elliott Lapp asked
each one to give their own
ideas about "What would you
do if you we're Prime
Minister, Pierre Elliott
Trudeau?'
Mrs Joe Verwey _ read a
poen and Mrs. Lapp had a
contest of Prime Ministers
and closed with a poem.
Lunch was served Ly Mrs.'
Ted Hunking, Mrs. Lloyd
McClinchey and Mrs. Ver-
wey.
VANASTRA CENTRE
RECREATION
CENTRE
ADULTS. ONLY
Monday -Friday 12:00-1:30
p.m. -
. Tuesday 8:00 - 9:00 p.m.
Thursday 8:00- 9:00 p.m.
OPEN
Monday -Friday 3:00.4:30
• p.m.
(July and August only)
Monday to Friday 7:00.8:'00
p.m.
Saturday
Sunday..,... 3:00- 4:30 p.m.
FAMILY ONLY
ednesday 8:00 - 7: no p.m.
nllday 2:00 - 3:00 p.m.
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OurCOMPLETEstock of summer merchandise
NOW ON JULY .CLEARANCE SALE
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CO-ORDINATED PRICE 1
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SPORTS WEAR
BY PAGEONE, TAN JAY
DRESSES $14.99 $29.99
(COMPLETE STOCK) ,
SWIMSUITS $9.99
SALE PRICE -9 e
SPECIAL RACK
SHIRT AND, PANT TOP
AND TWIN SET
GAUCHOS
SALE PRICED
PANTSUITS
SPECIAL SELECTION.
$19.99.
,/� Price
Price
Price
TENDER TOOTSIES
SHOES RES 398 $7e99 O $9,99
ALL LEATHER
COATS R E559.98 $ 2 9 .9 9 O
.=Complete Summer Stock at Sale Price -
On Pants, Shorts, Tops, Shirts
GROUND
FLOOR
FABRIC
CENTRE
Sale Table
45 PRINTED
-POLYESTER .,
AND COTTON
REG. TO $3.98 YD.
�89YD.
Sale Table
60" PLAIDS
TWEEDS
FANCY
REG. TO $6.98 YD.
$`2.99 YD..
CO-ORDINATED
Knit & Woven
Fabrics
REG. TO $6.98 YD.
$3.99 yd.
$39.°9
A STORE FULL OFIRARGAINS
Shop Early While Selection Is Complete
SCHAEFER'S
LADIES WEAR LIMITED
0 SHOPPERSS UARL ,GODERICH
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Distinguished auctioneer
with his assistant
quilt auction was held at the Country Fair last Frid
evening. Here auctioneer, Jack Riddell, M.P.P. tries tog
a bid from the audience on the quilt held by his wife.
quilt was made by St. George's Anglican Church Wom
and was bought by Fordyce Clark for $300. (staff photo)
SATURDAY JULY 16th
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ALF HUTCHINSON
It is my pleasure to introduce to the people of
Goderich and area, the new owner of my
Appliance Sales business, Mr. Ted Muffitt. I
am sure you will find Ted will do his utmost to
fulfill your needs in both the appliance and
television lines. -
We want to congratulate him on the chages
he has made in the showroom area, and I am
sure you will want to come in and meet Ted,
and see what he has to offer you.
We would also like to thank our customers
of the past, for their faithful support and
remind you that we are still in the appliance
service business.
TED MUFFITT
My family and, myself are pleased to in-
troduce ourselves to Goderich and to have
acquired the Appliance Sales business of AIf
Hutchinson. We look forward to many years
of aiming to meet the appliance and T V
needs in this area.
We also wish Alf and Barry Hutchinson well
in the continuation of their appliance service
business.
OPENING SPECIALS
LIQUIDATION
OF ALL
APPLIANCES'
ACQUIRED
WITH THE PURCHASE OF THE
BUSINESS
•
SPECIAL
DISCOUNT
Due to special purchase
of new lines from suppliers
we are able to pass on these
special discounts to you
'SANYO
20"
COLOUR
TV
• Solid State Colour
• New inline gun
• AFT. VHF. and UHF
• Detent Tuners
SUGG. MFG. LIST
$599.95
$454.00
LIMITED QUANTITY
FREE
DRAW
............
WOODS 8 cu. ft
FREEZER
Drop in and fill out entry form
Draw will take place Aug. 20th
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY
We carry the Tinos of:
MOFFAT - KELVINATOR - ADMIRAL - WOODS & MAYTAG appliances -
HOOVER 8 EUREKA
Vacuuni,Cluaners
HURON ROAD
FFIT
appliances & television
GODERICH
RCA & SANYO
Television
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