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Vislting Mir. and Mrs. David
Todd during .the past week waS
Mrs, iicank Tadd of Orilla. -
;°Mrs. Duncan Thoburn, hies
been confined to bed for the
past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold I'Anson
of. Oakville, Mr: and Mrs. Hartley
MacTavish, of Forohto, i,Vir° anti
Mrs. Donald McCharles and
family of Brantford and Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence McGillivray of
r New York city were visitors
during the past week with.IVtr.
and 1VIrs. Oliver McCharles. -
Mr. ; Kenneth Canipbell u of
Paris has been helping on ,the
farm of. Mr, and Mrs. Irwin
Campbell.
Miss Susan McCharles of
Montreal is holidaying with her
grandparents.
Mr. Douglas Martyn has been
home for the past week having
had .an accident in the salt mines
in Goderich.'
Sympathy of the community
.1s exten fled to Mr. David Mac
Donald and Mrs. Jean West as
well as to Miss Mable MacDonald
of Windsor in the death of their
,; brother, Lloyd MacDonald at
Goderich.
, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Campbell
and Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver
McCharles were among those
who were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Montgomery at their
cottage on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rutter
have moved to Wingham.
Mrs. Margaret Hatherton of
Elmira visited with ''Mrs. Annie
Mac Mufchy otr the'weekend:
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Mrs. Wm. Rintoul entertained
friends and relatives at "Open
Hous on- Thursdays -in --honour
of her daughter Sharon, Mrs.
Gordon Campbell bride -elect.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gammie
received word ° of the serious
illness of their son,. Dale in the
Yukon. Dale was flown 360
miles by a chartered plane to
Whitehorse, Yukon_wheree the
major surgery could" be
preformed. ' ,
Laureen Barbour of Bluevale
and Randy Barbour of Listowel
spent a week's holiday with their
cousin, Dayle McDonald. -
Mrs. Laura McNeil and Elmer
,Woods entertained friends on
Tuesday evening in honour of
several Ji'ly', birthdays. Those
celebrating birthdays. were Mrs.
Walter Alton; Mrs, Don Martin;
Mrs. ,Gertie Scholtz; and Mrs.
McNeil. ,The evening was spent
in playing cards and a buffet
lunch was served at the
eonclusion.
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CULB.URNE
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CEMETERY
Memorial
Services
SUNDAY,
AUGUST z
2:30 P.M.,
The baleful eye of the painting on the wall of the Goderich
Youth Centre 'seems' to have been keeping a close watch on
proceeding at the local youth centre during open house last
Ki ng.sb ridge
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Ras
arid_ Reverend Father •Jon. -Van
Ras.W,arrived from Holland .last
-:week.:oto- .-spend .L three7Reeks, •.
visiting with.. „Mrs. Van • Ras's
Oster, Mrs. Jack Van Osch and .y
-Mr.-Van-Osch.
Stephen Penich of-Bthwell is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John
• Howard and family.
• Jimmy Van Osch, 10 year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van
Osch was admitted to the
Wingham and District Hospital
on Saturday. .
Nolda Miltenburg is visiting
with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold
Marsman and family. of London.
A barn, 4Q' by 60'; owned by
Jim Martin was completely
destroyed by fire on Friday. The
barn contained some: hay and a
threshing machine. .The,
Lu"ckno* Fire Brigade was called
to the scene. •
Mrs. Jee Garvey of Toronto,
was a weekend .visitor at the
Garvey residence and attended
the Dalton Reunion on Saturday;-
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Garvey and
boys of Toronto have been
holidaying here.
' 'Mips. 'BIaise Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Doherty, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Martini and Miss Agnes
King of Hamilton; attended the
j'wedding of David King and Jean
Hamilton in Lucknow on
Saturday. A reception followed
at the Tiger' Dunlop Inn.
Mrs. PeterBalland and family
of Clarkson are holidaying this
week at their summer home.
Ted and Peter Martin of
Hamilton spent Sunday with
Mrs. Blaise Martin.
Recent visitors with -Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Frayne Were, Mr.
Alvin Frayne of Woodstock, Mr.
&and Mrs. Douglas Frayne of
Brantford, Miss Helen Griffin of
Lonc%n:, Mrs. C. W. Taylor of
Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Morrow and children of Pregtnn.
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JULIENNE:
Pound
week. Sharon Deer is shown :chatting with R ''Stephens with° ..
Don Langlois, a visitor from Windsor looking on. -staff photo.
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Rob Price in his Sirocco with Mark Ryan as crew (left) and , Graham MacDonsid in his Spanker
with Jim Bowra crewing were only two of the members of the' Blue Water Sailing Club who took
part in the -second annual• sail past of the. Goderich. Power. Squadron in Goderich Harbour last.
weekend. The close quarters of�other.craft and limited maneuvering room forced the sailboats to.
resort, to outboard power rather than sails for the event. Bad -weather forced cancellation of the
regular race of the sailing club and also of -the special power boat races planned for after the
official ceremony. -
The Goderich Lawn Bowling
Club held. its annual July 18
Mixed Pairs Tournament on
Saturday afternoon and evening,
with rinks from AyIrii r, Sarnia;_
Walkerton and Wtngham
competing with the Goderich
teams for top honours,. and the
rather practical and attractively
displayed prizes of baskets of
assorted groceries.
A picnic, lunch' under, the
convenorship of Mrs. Frank
Walkom was supplied by the
Goderich Ladies Club after the
second genie.
I
Bowhng
Laren
The first four winning pairs in
the event were again Goderich
ones and were composed of the
lead player's name being drawn
at .random, as opposedto the "
visiting teams who were allowed -
to bring in their best matched
pairs.
- The winning pairs were in
the following order: F W. Lorne
Matthews and' May Richardson,
with three wins and a plus of 21;
Lee Ryan and Olive Knisley with
three wins and a plus oi-l7;°Earl
4,4
Allison and Mary Robinson with ,.
threewins and a plus of eight;
Lorne Webb and Addie Graham,
two wins and -a plus --of 16 and '
Gordon and Mrs. M,acl(ay of
Wingham with two' wins and a
plus of,16. •
Our next big tournament will
be the very.popular, Merchants
and . Manufacturers held all day
August 3rd: Prizes have been
most generously donated by
most of the local merchants, and
a full entryiS expected.
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