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Mr. and 'Andy Sloan and left y : i�,�; :; � t>,. � :�' •s�":.. � �1;�„�� ,+ :.,. ,,§ t for their new charge at 'Wel.
soar Mac, Sheffield,' spent Saturday land. ,
Brownies in the 1st RCAF Station Pack are; front row. (left tq right),
Marie Matwyk, Wanda Keasy, Sharon/ Dowm, Claudette Chaisson, Marie Lyn
Henderson, l3arbara .Curran, Bonnie` Smith Shawn Smith, Linda Ouimet;
• Second row (left to right), Margaret Muirlead, Rita Bullee, Karen Hamill,
Sandra Maltby, Marilyn Barkley, ' Audrey Harragin, Brenda 1-Talward, Lynn
Brown, Dianne Lee; - third row (left to right), Crisside Gattinger, Lynn Mc-
Kenna, Jane Shives, Dianne Manko, Nancy Dewar, Mary Jane Faulkner, Pamela
Cameron, Gail Yetman, Joyce Reeves, Wanda Freeman, Janet Hamilton, Carolyn
Philp, Marilyn Jones, Phyllis Fyvie, Catherine O'Dell, Joan Fyvie.
(RCAF Photo)
::11nron Road Club
Holds Quilting
'The regular meeting of the
Happy Workers' Club of Huron
Road East, was held on June 9
at the home of Mrs. Wilfred A.
Glazier with the president, Mrs.
Clifford Glazier presiding. After
- the singing of "For He's a Jolly
Good Fellow", followed •by the
Lord's Prayer, minutes were read
by the secretary, Mrs. John E.
Smith and the financial report
was given by the treasurer, Mrs.
W, A. Glazier.
There were 15 members and
five visitors present and the lad-
ies exchanged flower plants for
an answer to the roll call.
The business meeting was brief
and the evening was spent in
quilting. Marie ,Dale held the
lucky ticket which' was drawn by
-Elaine Dale. Lunch was served by
'--the hostess assisted by Mrs. Hugh
Mall and Mrs. William Holland.
Ontario St, Girls
Suspend Meetings
There was a good attendance at
the meeting of the Ontario Street
Girls' Club held in the Ontario
Street United Church parlour last
Thursday evening. Mrs. W. B.
Olde presided. Mrs. Ruth Knox
was in charge of the worship ser-
vice. Mrs. Betty Stanley read
from the Scriptures, Exodus 20:
1-19. Mrs. Knox gave a fine read-
ing on "Great' and Beautiful
Things". •
Mrs. Bruce Cann entertained
with a solo and, responded to an
enchore. Lunch was served by
group 3, under the leadership of
Mrs. T. O'Connell and Mrs. Bur-
nett. ,
Meetings are suspended for the
summer. The September meeting
will take the form of a picnic,
details of which will be given at a
later date.
Sincere
Thanks
` To All My Loyal
Workers And Those
Who Supported Me
on June 9th.
Thomas Pryde
Eleven Receive
First Communion
At a service in SC. Joseph's
Catholic Church, Clinton, on Sun-
day morning, June 12, eleven child,-
ren
hild=ren received their first holy corn
munion. Mass was offered by. the
pastor,'Rev. J. W. P. Graham, who`
following the mass enrolled the
children in the Brown Scapular
of olar Lady of Mount Carmel.
Members of the first -communion
class were Clair Dale, Mary Anne
Gliddon, Ruth Goldsworthy, Rich-
ard Le Beau, Kenneth Matwyuk;
Leo Medd, Hazel Anne Shanahan,
Edward Spencer, Ronald Sytnick,
Heather Yeomans, and Maureen
Boyle.
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THURSDAY & FRIDAY
June 16 and 17
"The Brigand'
Anthony Dexter
Jody Lawrence
CARTOON COMEDY
SATURDAY & MONDAY
June 3.8 and 20
"Redhead from
Wyoming"
Maureen O'Hara
Alex Nicol
CARTOON COMEDY
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
lune 21 and 22
"Two Tickets to
Broadway"
Tony Martin •- Janet Leigh
Tuesday Nite, June 21, is
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, Have a COKE on us.
CARTOON COMEDY
Box Office Opens 8.00m.
Two Shows Nightly
Children under 12, in cars, FREE
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Presbyterian. WA
Hears Report
Of June Bazaar .
With the president, Mrs. E.
Farquhar, in charge, the June
meeting . of the Woman's Associa-
tion of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church was held at the home of
Mrs. Rathbun, The Scripture read-
ing was given by MTs. Dunbar,
and prayer was offered by Mrs.
D. J. Lane.
During, the business period the
treasurer, Mrs. R: L, McEwen;tsub-
mitted her :report The members
were pleased with the success of
the June bazaar. Afternoon tea
was served from three to five. The
arrangements were in the charge,
of Mrs. Rathbun... Presiding at the
tea table was Mrs. R. M. P. Bul-
teel, Mrs. A. G. Eagle, Mrs. "M. J.
Agnew and Mrs, McKenzie. There
were a number of booths: home -
baking, convener, Mrs. Cook;
plants, Mrs. Shaddock; sugar and
spice, Mrs, Roberton, Mrs, Snider;
aprons, Mrs. Dunbar. The kitchen
was in the charge of Mrs, M. D.
McTaggart,
Projects for the fall were dis-
cussed. The WA will serve dinner
to members of Huron Presbyter-
ial, meeting in Clinton in Sept-
ember. They also plan to hold a
bean supper again this year.
The meeting closed with the
singing of a hymn and the Lord's
Prayer in unison.
You are there when a bewilder-
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joyfully accepts fresh clothing
supplied by the Canadian Red
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At a' meeting of the Wesley
Willis-Holmesville Official Board
on, Monday evening, the decision
was made to offer the present
manse for sale. Progress is con-
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In a sports magazine, a few weeks back,
here was a story of a typical American dad,
who took his kids to Florida on a late winter
holiday, and there attempted to teaeh them
the fundamentals of baseball.
Well, this dad, like a good many other
days, really didn't know too much, technically,
about the niceties of throwing curves, or holding a hat prop-
erly. He was doing the best he could.
One day, a big, good-natured chap who was watching,
excused himself, took the bat, and said: "You hold it this
way, sonny". Before he left he wrote his autograph into
the kids' books: "Stan Musial".
The incident recalled to ine what a big league umpire
once said about Musial: "He's a pleasure to umpire behind
at the plate". Once in a great while he thinks the call is
bad. Then he turns his neck and gives the ump a hurt look.
That's his idea of raising a beef.' He never says a word.
"Even the umpires love him, and I couldn't nay him a
high compliment Musial is 100 percent, on and off the field."
with�Jacr k Dempsey. Years ago, this hwriter, was one common
a
group travelling with the boxing champion and his manager,
Jack Kearns. There was some argument as to who would
his privilege to the sports -wrung cavalcade.fu"kmsluck ," he
said, "to be in the pulhnan,car,_and-not still riding the rods."
kind.
Noth ing upsets, theres equilibrium of Stan is not the
the Man QnHis
team was playing a night game in Ebbets Field, St. Louis vs.
Brooklyn, and.a little German band of five or six pieces was
tootling loud. The band was really not for the music, just
for laughs. In three times at bat, Musial had combed a
triple, a homer and a single. When Stan came up for the
fourth time, the umpire asked him if the music bothered
his concentration. If it did, the plate umpire had authority
to mave his arms and cause the musicians to cease assulting
the night air.
not distracttingh le", band
` told 1 the official, whereuponh're
erifled a double off the right field. wall for "Ow cycle" which
moans a single, double, triple and homer hi.fourABs.
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