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SEAFORTH
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AUGUST 2nd to 9th
at 8 p.m.
MEET YOUR EVANGELIST
Abraham Kudres parents emigrated to Canada
from Punjab, India, 45 years ago. Through a
special invitation to revival services in the City of
Victoria, B.C., Abraham Kudra was converted
from the Moslem faith to a born again Christian,
Now, he comes to you with many years of
evangelistic experience. He and his wife are
known as "The Musical Kudras" and have been.
called "Mr. and Mrs. Music of Pentecost."
Your life will be changed and enriched by the
preaching of Mr. Kudra. He invites you to attend
this Canada for Christ Crusade.
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Since most thinking people
getting 4UP tight' about
nlIntion and, how to Prevent it,
I thought I might as well get into
the swing of things and write an
anti-nollution column, too.
pin against pollutieri, of
course. Who wouldn't be? But
I'm against all kinds of pollution
and I really doubt that I'm going
to be too Ropnlar with modern •
man when I let loose with my
anti-pollution lingo.
I agree that air pollution and
water pollution are serious
matters. When one roars back
and takes a long, deep, breath of
air, one actually wonders these
days whether or not it is entirely
safe. Nobody really wants to fill
his lungs with the exhaust from
somebody's car or the smoke
from the neighbor's rubbish
heap.
It isn't very pleasant, either,
to drive along in the country and
see the roadsides littered with
everything from empty beer
cartons to Aunt Maude's potato
peelings. Surely people could be
a little more careful about
discarding refuse.
While I'm perfectly ready to
admit that foreign matter which
is thrown• Out carelessly can one
day return in our drinking water
or in our food to kill us, I'm just
as concerned about the amount
of mind-pollution which will
eventually return on the lips of
some stranger to ultimately
destroy us.
I'm not just talking about
smutty stories and dirty movies.
In my opinion, some ,of these are
far less treacherous than the
kind of morals the adult world
has begun to accept as normal
behaviour: such as the growing
approval for free love and the
search for inner peace by any
means but spiritual.
I was reading this morning
about toilets which literally burn
up waste products. It wasn't too
long ago that it was estimated
that if the project was started
immediately, many of the
environmental pollution
problems we face could be
eradicated within ten years.
But what about the hate that
burns in white men's hearts for
his black brother? This kind of
pollution has gone on for
centuries and we seem further
and further from the pure truth
tnanj etffere.
even try to, rectify .our mistakes.
If there is a solution to our
dilemma It will have .to cone.
from Within Lis. We are going to
have to become totally
anti-pollution minded, I feel, to
the point where we take our
young people in tow to teach
them the fundamentals of good
citizenship.
There are such things as
•honesty, chastity and
They are age-old qualitieS but
they aren't out of style yet.
So pick up your garbage and
cut dgwn en the amount of
phosphates Y1:04 use in Your
washing machine, It may help to
keep us alive along enough to
learn that man will snuff out his
existence with simple
uncontrollable pollution like
hate and greed and lust and just
plain ignorance..
Lynn of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Crozier, Brian, Paul, Kevin
and Lori of Listowel and Mr.
and Mrs. Hector Kingswell of
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riehl,
Tackie, Kim and Michelle of
Huron Park, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Goodfellow and Shelley
Goodfellow of Mississauga spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
,Ben Riley and family.
Sandra and Lorna Riley
returned to the Goodfellow
home for holidays.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence
Jarman and family of Climax
Saskatchewan, Mrs. Sarah
Anderson, and Miss Elinor
Anderson of Seaforth visited
recently with Mrs. Elnia Jewitt
and Brian, Mrs. Annie Leitch.
Miss Nancy Buchanan of
Brampton spent the week with
her parents Mr: -and Mrs. Don
Buchanan and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Butler and
family of Gartland, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
George Hoggart, Harvey and
Betty.
Mrs. Elma*Jewitt spent a few
days the past week visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glew of
Dorchester.
Mr. and Mrs. Arend Bakker
of Monkton, and an uncle and
aunt of Mrs. Hoggart's of
Holland were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. John Hoggart,
Larry and Connie.
A community shower was
held on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Robert Dalton for
Betty Hoggart prior to her
marriage on August I.
Shirley and Doris McClure
and Sharon Thompson favored
the group with a song
accompanied by Elaine McClure.
Joan Thompson and Kathy
palton PlaYed, a duet •on the
piano.
Mrs. Eric Anderson conducted
three games of bingo. Betty, her
mother, Mrs. George Hoggart
and Jane Hoggart were seated in
decorated chairs and Blanche
Dalton read the address after
which Betty received gifts.
Lunch was served and a social
time was enjoyed.
Major F. A. Golding prepares to sign handing-over papers
during the Friday ceremony. —staff photo,
rictiOri of Huron
,Sunday, July 19,, on. Highway
4 south of the lU
Rd. 25 (OMP- Line) Larry
Douglas Gibbings, 901laglan $t„
Clinton, was involved in a
single-car accident resulting in
damage to the vehicle he was
driving, Gibhings and passenger
Jill Scott, RR 1, Blyth, received
injuries.
he T same day on Highway 21
south of Dunlop, Samuel
McLelland, Campbell Street,
Lucknow, and George Siemons,
RR 1, Bornholm, were involved
in a two-car accident resulting in
Minor damage to both vehicles,
July 20 on County Road 15
north of Highway 8, Anna
Doh-nage, RR 1, Londesboro,
and Murray Douglas. Baker, RR
2, Seafort:a, were involved in a
two-car accident resulting in
minor damage to both vehicles.
July 28 on Lot 4, Centre St.,
Egmondville, a parked
unattended car owned by Ivan
Carter, Egmondville, was struck
by an unknown vehicle resulting
in minor damage to the vehicle,
July 24 on Highway 8 east of
Goderich, John Whetstone, 197
Widder St., Goderich, and
Morgan Agnew, 226 Mary St.,
Clinton, were involved in a •
car-truck accident resulting in
minor damage to the vehicles
they were driving.
Two other accidents occurred
that day, one on Highway 8 west
of Benmiller Rd. (Huron Rd. 27)
involving Ivan John Dickie, RR
1, Port Elgin# who .struck a dog
and caused minor damage to
Vehicle, and one on RaYfield,
Concession ,Read east of
Highway 21 when Donald
Rueger, RR 2, Clinton, W.a.i•
InycOved in a ,single-car accident
resulting in Onlap to his
:,SeVen separate accidents were
recorded July 25, On .County
Road 13 west of Clinton, Patrick
O'Neill, RR -.0, ondorio, was
involved in a two-car .accident
with a vehicle owned by Harold
Frank BOyes, RR 1, Varna,
resulting in damage to both
vehicles.
On Highway 4 south of
13rucefield,. Gary Beaver, 77
Alexander Drive, Brantford, was
involved in a ,single-car accident
resulting in minor damage to his
vehicle.
On Sideroad 20 and 21 south
of Highway 8, a vehicle owned
by Habkirk Transit Service Ltd.,
100 Main St., Seaforth, was
involved in A single-car accident
resulting in damage to the
vehicle.
On Highway 21 north of
Kintail,"— Gerald Michael, 21
Sipper Ave., London, was
involved in a single-car accident
resulting in damage to his
vehicle, Michael received
injuries.
-In Bayfield, Donald Zablocki,
Ontario St., Clinton, and Alan
Armstrong, RR 3, Bayfield, were
involved in a two-car accident
restating in minor dim*ttq the
vehicles they
04 11th Ofmeefisice,
Colborne Towns*, Richard.
Evans, RR 1, Threrten, was
itwpived in a single-car accident
resulting in minor damage to his
vehicle.
On Highway 8 east qt
Holmesville, Norman Boyce, RR
4, Seaforth, was involved in a
single-car accident resulting in
damage to the vehicle he was
driving. Boyce received injuries.
DRIVER'S TIP
Packing the car for a holiday
trip? Remember, under the
Highway Traffic Act it is illegal _
to load a car so that the driver's
view — front, side or rear — is
obscured in any way. For full all
'round safety, make sure you
have full all 'round visibility.
The proper packing of your car
can help you arrive safely at
your holiday destination.
THINK!
DON'T
SINK!
BE WATER
WISE!
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MT Window
Anti-pollution
.Keuer,
; BY MARY MCILWAIN
A community shower 'was
held 'on Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Jack Carter for
Miss Margaret MacGregor prior
to her marriage in August.
A number of contests were
conducted during the afternoon.
Margaret, her mother and the
groom's mother were seated in
decorated chairs and Mrs. Carol
Hoelscher read the address and
Mrs. Elizabeth Varley, Christine
Carter and Elaine Carter
presented Margaret with gifts.
Lunch was served and everyone
enjoyed a social time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley are
spending holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Woods, Debbie and
Michele at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Preszcator,
Billy and Debbie spent the
weekend camping at Kincardine
and also visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Ron Preszcator, Rhonda,
Ricky, Denise, and Danny.
Brenda and John Dowson of
Varna spent the weekend with
their grandmother Mrs. Ella
Jewitt and boys.
Miss Blanche Dalton returned
home over the weekend from
touring and visiting in Western
Canada.
Miss Margie Whyte of Guelph,
Mr. Frank Van ,der Molan of
Oakville spent the weekend with
Mrs. W. L. Whyte, Tom and Bill.
Mrs. Van der Molan, Paul, Mark
and Margie are spending this
week visiting with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of
Goderich Mr. Joe Hart and Don
of Holmesville, Mr. and Mrs.
George Hart of Brussels were
Saturday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jameison,
and family Mr. and Mrs. John
Thompson and7Taini1r'Sperit
di n3„„ mlt ;q3.4;j9j3,,„.,,Swi,da,y at the Falls Reserve near
sermon. Htaven knows
as much to blame as anyone for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boag, of.
the ugly state of the world. For New Market visited on Sunday'
all our scientific and cultural with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Medd,
advances, we are as barbaric as Jim, Dave and Kerri.
man has been at any other time Sunday callers with Mr. and
in history. What's more we are Mrs. George Mcllwain, Mary and
too egotistical and proud to Sandra were Mr. and Mrs.
recognize our faults. We don't George Mcllwain, Steven and
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