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extprining Chinese vase M the Oriental- colleCtion of curios and
handicrafts which were put on display at the Wesrey Memorial Free,
Methodist Church are Rev. A.R. Harley, minister,there, Mi,ss Cindy "
Cornish, and 'Miss Vera Clark, Methodist VV.M.S. President. The
oriental collection was one of several exhibits displayed in the
00 basement of the church during the Methodist W.M.S. Centennial
rally heldVVednesday, June 28. (Staff Photo)
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A cake decorated with the 'Centennial symbol, 'placed before the
pulpit during the Methodist W.M.S. rally rapt Wednesday, also sym-
boll zed -an anniversary of the Women's Missionary Society. Present
for the occasion were Mrs. E.A. Cooper', guest speaker for the
eventond Rev. H.W. Hobbs of Hamilton, superintendent of Western
Ontario Free Methodist Churches. (Staff
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I think we 110 the bilgest
and '4bestest" pare* seen 111
Goderich, in this last one hung
dred years. What do you think?
I was so thrilled and pleased .
I could have bawled. The floats
were just so grpatt All thework
and thought and extra time that
had been Spent On them, really
showed, I'm „ sure "the people
*he did the, work thoroughly
enjoyed it, Itm sure they were
real prould of thein too,
And the children and other
4.4vialkere.' 4.11e hopes and
donkeys and goats - hew about
them?. Wasn't it great to see
Randall Marriott "The Pros.
pector" clowning it up again?
That was the only thing - no,
two things, missing in this par.
rade - there were not enotigh
clowns (althO' the bicycle built
for three and a few others,
were having fun) and not enough
bands . But bands are hard to
come by, so -we can't complain,
but I hope the Christmas par.
ade will haVe some "spoken
for", real early. So 1 want to
thank ALL who worked to make. --
this parade so GREAT! Weare
all proud of you! We have some.
thing thrilling and then some
Methciditt VV.M.S. Holds Rally "let downs" . but we oan't
have everything.
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"Ninety percent ofChrigtian.
ity's manpower and money is'
devoted . to nine per cent of the
world's poptilation, said Mrs.
E.E A Cooper, 'Wife of a for-
• mer 'Goderich clergyman, last
Thursday. The occasion was the
Free Methodist Women's MIs.
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July 5-6-7
Top FamilrEptertainment
WALT DISNEY'S
"FOLLOW ME,
•BOYS!"
9:15 and 11:00
" FRED MacMORRAY
VERA MILES ,•
CHARLES RUGGLES'
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sionary Society Centennial Ral.
ly, held at Wesley Memorial
church, Goderie.h.
In the opening remaks of her
address, Mrs. Cooper, who now
resides in Welland, Ontario,
emphasised that in order to
meet the challenge of the dev. •
' eloping nations of the world,
and the dominant materialism in
these .nations, the Church in ••
Canada mus re-evaluate the
importance bf its mission. A
large congregation was present
to 'hear this challenging add. '
ress, With the ladies in the
gathering dressed inCentennial
attire.
' The emphasis in the first ses.
sion was upon the "Church's
responsibility to overseas mis.
sions", and the challenge of
misssiona.ry work was dramat-
ically depicted by a series of
displays which lined thewalls of
the sanctuary. These portrayed
scenes of Free Methodist mis.
sion Work in many of the nations
of the World, as well as a pre.
sentation of the active program
amongst the.-.C.anp.dian. Indian
population iii"Vrestern Canada.
Scenes . of the Free Methodist
Church in Egypt, with its sev-
eral churches and Wesleyan -
Theological seminary, were in.
chided in this display.
•, Following the` afternoon ses.
sion, the guests, who -came from
many parts of Ontario, were
served supper in the lower
auditorium. A numb -of the
classrooms were colorfully ars
-rayed with articles of interest'
from a number of overseas
mission fields. These displays
were presented by several for.
(Adult Entertainment) mer missionaries from the lo.
9:15 and 11:00 cal churches.
PAUL NEWMAN . - The meetings were conducted
LAUREN BACALL by the W.M.S. president, Miss
JULIE HARRIS Vera Clark. The emphasis in
ROBERT WAGNER evening rally was upon the
CARTOON ssion of the church in the
al_c_0_mm_unity,,Quest speaker
a former minister of the
dial church, the Rev. Mrs.
1. yn Brown, of Sarnia. In her
address, Mrs. Brown stated that
d church in the community
not true to itself unless
s living for the greater
e of the people_ in that
ity. A packed church
was in attendance for this ser.
9:15 and 11:00 mon.
RICHARD BURTON FUND GROWS
CLAIRE BLOOM During- the service, the min.
OSKAR WERNER ister of the churoli, the Rev.
ON
CARTO, A. R. Harley, was presented
with cheques from the Chris.
Coming Next: . ban Youth 'Crusaders and the
"AFTER THE FOX" W'M'S"
toward the extension
building project of the church.
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TUES. --WED:
A SPY DRAMA
"THE SPY
WHO CAME IN rt
FROM TIIE COLD" vet:inin
Plan To Attend
BLUEWATER SHRINE CLUB
CHICKEN .:BARBECUE
_ SUNDAY, JULY 9
4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
At GRAND BEND LEGION GROUNDS.
:rickets: Adults $2.00; Children $1.00
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DANCING 9 to ? Admission $1.25 Per Person
Ballroom available for dinces, psitiss, meetings. .
Cstoring to Lunchtons, Weddingii, Banquetti etc.
PHONE 5249371 or 9264 or 7084
These cheques, together with
other donations received dur.
ing the,day, amounted to al-
most • four -hundred dollars. In
'his words of thanits to these
organizations for their gener.
osity, Pastor Harley stated that
"due to the fine ' response of
the people of the. local church
and friends beyond its borders,.
construction of the addition to
the church building should. be
started in the very near future."
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He wen on o say, uc
ambitious project is made *nec-
essary by the mushroom growth ,
I think everyone will enjoy
this week, and it will close
with a bang with the CKNX
barn dance special people on
Saturday 'lite at the 'arena.
of the youth departments Of the . .
church
During. the evening gathering, Loch a I ill
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the young people of the Chris. -
tian Youth Crusaders L ;
"Canada", and "The Centen. LOCUALSH - D.A. Mac,-
Lemanm
was at Ebro Satur.
day July 1st where he part.
icipated in the Highland games.
Sympathy of the community
is extended to the relatives of
Oliver ,Barkwell who passed
away iuddenly on Wednesday. -
Duncan Farrish has returned
home from Kincardine hOspital.
• nial Hymn", accompaniedby the •
church organ. Convenor for this
occasion was Mrs. -Dorothy Cor-
nish.
Announce Music Exam Results
From St. Joseph's/ Convent
Results havZ been received Grade IL First class honors
from music examinations held - DianntN, rilion, Mary Anne.
at St. Joseph's Convent:
Piano - Grade VIII; First
class horiors;JanetWestbrooke;
honors -- Faye Bradley; C orinne
Poulin; pass - James Frayne.
Grade VII; Honors Sherry
Moore, Christine McLennan;
. pass Patricia Wraith, Lesley
Blacker, Barbara Hugill,, Mary
Chisholm.
Oracle VI: Honors - Dianne
Filion, Mary Anne Tevlin; pass
- Martha Eedy.
Grade V; , Honors - Debby
Salter; pass -Mary E. Stimson
Daphne Grahm.
Grade IV; First class honors
- Pamela Shanks; honors -
Wendy McAstocker.
Grade 11; First class honors
- Darlene Vesci.
Grade I; Honors - Catherine
Selinger.
THEORY
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History Grade IV; ,Honors
- Patricia Durst; Grade III;
-Pass - Denise Dalton.
Harmony - Grade IV;- First
class honors - Patricia Durst;
Grade III; honors - Denise Dal.
ton.
Po...Pors - Sherry Moore, Pat-
ricia Wraith, Shelly Linner;
honors - Christine McLenrian,
Corinne Poulin; Pass - Les.
ley Blacker., •
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Work To Begin
At Snug. Harbor
Referring to -the long-prbm-
ised federal government werlr
at Snug Harbor, Councillor Wal-
ter Sheardown remarked at
Thurday's meeting that he
heard it was "stating on Tues.
day."
"I 'phoned a month ago and
asked that the clerk have two
weeks' notice," Harbor com-
mittee chairman B. R. Robin.
son reported. .
"Pattersbh is going to be the
inspector, - and the steel has
been shipped.," he was infor-
med.
"Boat • owners should, have
notification," said Mayor Mills.
Answering an entiuiry about
the north harbor road, Works.
chairman Worsell said parts
had been washing away, owing .
'• Congratulations are in order
for Mrs. ' Robert Simpson who
was valedictorian at the grad.
uation exercises held at the
Ontario Hospital in Goderich
recently.
The services at Ashfield
P re sbyter fan • church were can-
celled on Sunday as the choir
and ,congregation joined in the
community:church services in
Ripley. .
Miss an Simpson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Simp-
. son , is -on a trip to the West
coast with a group of ,young
people.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Me.
Charles and Mrs. Daisy Mc -
Charles spent Sunday in Brant-
ford with Mr. and Mrs. -Donald
McCharles and Scott.
Rod Finlayson of 13,etrolia
spent the weekend with his par-
ents.
• Mrs. Ian MacRae and Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan MacRae of
London were callers in the
rnmmunity on Sunday.
Mr..%nd Mrs. Eldon Bradley
have returned home from a
trip to Expo. -
to continued rains, and it had
been necessary to dump gravel.
"Shoring on the south side
--has- -been- -- talked ---about,
couple of years," reinarked
Reeve Such.
Patrols are now on duty at
the beach, Councillor Robinson
reported.
EtINGCVai LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, , JULY 8th
. at 8:30 p.m.
15 GAMES — $1.00'
The prize for each regular game will be $12.00
4 Share -The -Wealth Jackpot Combined
JACKPOT OF $90.00 IN 58 CALLS
Sponsored ,.by Branch 109 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
No One Under 16 Permitted To Play -
oitti pi n
Ronnie
Hawkins
and his Hawks
Goderich Arena
Thursdai,, July 6
DANCING 8:30 - 12:00 P.M.
Tickets $2.00 Per Person
Aalvanca Tickets ,Avallable At the Goderiels
Goderich or Any Mombor Goderich Lions Club
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Don't forget the bigbangame
at "Ar PA in the afternoon,
and The Tug of War. Also
The Qeaferthand Goderj.ch
men's water 4glit vt rain or
ohinel
" The autograph IIQUIlasi0owill
be happy, I can see. Ilaan't it
been wonderful to. greet frIende
you haven't seen In years? One
visitor said, certainly keep,
In touch' from. now on. 1 didn't
realize, that after elevenyears,
anyone would -remember or
dare. 1 was very totkiledi"'
And don't you think that most '
of us are ."-touthed" too, when
we realize these pOple care
enough for Goderih' and the
friends they made years ago,
to "come Home" to US?
I know you were, andyou
are sorry you didn't let me
people know about it. So,
sit down and Write to them and
tell them there is lots of act.
iyitY in Goderich all ,the rest
of the year. Some of your tri.
ends who like painting as a hob.
by - might like to be here July
20th to 22nd when the Art Mart
is under the --trees in ,Court
House Park. They may have
paintings - or crafts to enter
in our show. So tell them about
it - or leavetheir names at
Emerson's drug store and we
will tell them.
The Minor Soccer League are
looking forward to a big week.
Come out and enjoy this 'new
to us' sport. July 23 it's "spec.
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Bridge Players
Enjoy Tourney
Area duplicate bridge play:,
ers congregated recently at
Central Forces Base, Clinton,
to participate in a one -day tour-
nament under the direction of
C. D. Jane of Woodstock. Host
club for the event was the
Goderich Duplicate BridgeClub
with several local members
. taking part.
Games were played in the
Orbit Room on the base with
dinner between sessions served
at the Other Ranks' Mess.
A two -session open pairs
game was played with combined
total point winners as follows:
'Mrs. M. Harper and Mrs. Mary
Broadbent, St. Thomas, 3251/2;
D. M. Burke of London and D.
J. Curran of Toronto, 313 1/2;
J. Jeffery of Scarborough and
J. Barker of London, 303 1/2;'
Mrs. M. C. Rivait- and .M`ks.
G. Wesenger, London, 298.
The- local tournament was
• held in place: pf the annual
two-day event which has been
• taking place in Goderich for
over 30 years but was given
up this year because of a drop
in 'attendance. Mrs. Ivan Pap-
ernick, president of the local
club, expressed pleasure at the
'apparent success of the new
venture, with much credit ac-
corded to base personnel, and
announced tentative plans for
a similar event to be held in
the fall.
, ra,
e Goderleb S. 1. r,
;Jul
tel ,,seilvioes -St.,. Georges
chatC14!' July 29tht oThe•
Travellers" with Catherine
McKinnon will' be here in the
Goderich arena.,
This to ano0 qni.flniar
81).6'001 Rbow, hook many,
many Months ago rder to
.have this wonderful group come
to 'our little town, 1 You won't
want to miss it. Make' sure
you get an advance ticket.
The Drumhead 'Service was'
enjoyed by hundreds, itwouldbe
nice to have these outdoor ser.
vices -often, dont you think?
Every group was so colorful!
The handsome pipers were cer.
tainly ironderftd to see and hear,
I hope we can build up a large
band of our own. Don't you?
The Scout and Guide groups
right down to those cute prow.
nies, were so nice - oh - the
whole parade Was well dressed
SUNSET
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HWY. 8 GODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524-9981
ALL DOUBLE FEATURE- SHOWS
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Children Under 12 In Cars
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8411- ' What:are YOU. doing .for
Centennial year., Why 4%1 YOU
Write Us in.vara jot P9,at 9#1,e0
ox 1967?
Happy hol14Vs?
Martha -
DO 'AfS IS,471e'
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091f.i the populargame ot mil14
has an early history of
interfering with duty. During the
15th century in Scotland, parli. •
ament issued three decrees.nrg4
ing the ,IgolfePt to be aboltslied.
in favor of archery, then ess.
• ential 'in defending " the nati.04,
" These, efforts to suppress the..
game ware unsucceSSAII, how.
,e,ver, for the Scots continued to
swat, the bail, even James IV
whose parliament had passed the
third decree.
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The Goderich Township
CENTENNIAL. COMMITTEE
Would likeio thank all those 'who took part, in anjo
in the recent Centennial celebrations. The committee
really appreciates the effort put forth, and we hope that
the public enjoyed themselves as much as we did.
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JULY 12th
CELEBRATION
Bayfield, Wednesday, July 12
Dance in the evening in the Arena to the musi.c of Earl
Heyvwod and His Country Musjc Makers.
' Dance,,— 10:00 -to 1:00
THEATRE
GODERICH-
ON THE SQUARE
FIRST RUN FILMS IN AIR CONDITIONED
COMFORT Entertainment Is Our Business
LAST SHOWING THURS. July 6
"GEORGY GIRL"
Mason,• Alan Bates, Lynn Redgrave
To 'mums_
Pa rtutS Of Ma
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SAT., MON. -gr-- July' 7-8-10
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"TARZAN'S THREE. CHALLENGES"
SHOWN AT 2:30 p.m.
Admission: 50c and 35c
Cartoon
TUES., WED., THURS... July 11-12-13
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—NOTICE
• Effective Juli 8, 1967, the Park Theatte p• lans to- have
a matinee that is suitable for children Every Saturday
Afternoon:, The children's show will include a Serial -r a
short 'subject and a cartoon. If the evening show is not
suitable for the "Younger Set", a separate feature will be
purchased for them.
. The expense, inVolved in the -acquisition of serials( and
extra features Will necessitate a slight change in our
regular matinee admission prices. -
• tffective July 8, 1967, they will be:
Children 35o Students 500 Adults SOO
We Will have a matron' on duty every childret'S ShoW.
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