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CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
Stratford -- Ontario
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The third round of Interclub
golf matches, was played at
Walkton last Sunday. Goderich
won with 791/2 points, followed
by Walkerton with 531/2,
Kincardine had 52,, and
. Wingham trailed the field.
Goderich- is now irj first place
with 2041/2 points and
Kincardine is next with, 190
points.
Each month at least eight
different players are included on
the teanf; in order that a number
of our club members may
compete.
eam- last Sunday was
composed of Tony Bedard, Stu
Gilbert, Bobby Allan, Harold
Walls, Don Shoitreed, Barry
Deathe, Art Mumford, John
Mackey, "2" Egner, and /Junior
player, Don Bedour o had a
75, second low grass or the day.
Tony Bedard's 7 was the best
. score.
The final found of the season
is on Sunday, August 22 in
Goderioh. The list is now posted
on the bulletin board for. those
who' wish to play to sign up.
This league is not just for
those wi't'h `low. handicaps, as
most of the players are in the
groups • from 12 to 25
handicapped and .play is
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p�ayingr of ers'at their own
level. In the .10 years that this
competition has been running,
Goderich has won it five times
and Kincardine four.
Tuesday evening, , August 3.
Three flights were drawn up and'
prizes were given Jor low grass.
This excellent attendance has
held up'all summer. ,
The Rose Bowl matches are
about .half • over and 'the , Ladies
Championship March Play is just
commencing. The final round of
' thjs. competition is usually on
Championship Day in
September. '
Last Sunday, The Bluewater
Sailing- Club held , invitational
races on Saturday and Sunday at
the waterfront. We were glad .to
extend the—facilities ' of th
Maitland Country Club to the
Bluewater Sailing Club for
entertaining their guests after
the races.
Pleased by
Fed. of Ag.
rection
"It's great news. L'm
extremely pleased,"
, That was dairy farmer Delmer
Bennett's reaction- when he
heard.. ' the .news
Thirty-two ladies,were out on
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Goderich District, Representative
Frank Mcllwain.
524-9465
200 Gibbons Si. .
Reg. J. Bell
45 Cambria Rd. S.
524-7464
Agriculture as . •ect.e'd"'to go
for . higher support prices ' for
butter, skim milk powder and
cheese, as well as lower levies on
milk. ? ieetineiri- Pentictdd
British Columbia, the directors
of the Canadian Federation of
Agriculture decided Tuesday,
July 27, to press the Canadian
Dairy Commission for higher
floor prices and reduced levies
because the surpluses that once
threatened -the dairy industry
have practically disappeared.
They also said these adjustments
were necessary: to..improve the
ncomes.of dairy farmers.
"I just hope the Canadian
Dairy Commission -decides . to
implement. these recommend-
ations;" Bennett said. , "The
commission should really have
done this ages ago."
re -game time-tin--StirldWangiiculture Park, Referee Carl Muller -(holding. ball), briefs
members of the opposing teams on; some last minute rules. Representing the ,Soccer All Stars ares.
(left to right) Bill Nurse, Lawrence Donnelly and MikePalmer. Representatives of the fathers team
are (right to left) Aelean Wierasooriya and Helmut Krohmer, The All Stars won the game b virtue.
of 1-0 score,—Staff photo
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JAMES KENNETH HUNTER
Funeral service for Ja rles
Kenneth Hunter; barrister -at -law
was held Friday,, August 6 at
Knox Presbyterian Church with
Rev. C.L. Royal officiating.
Interment was in the family
plot at Maitland' Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Mayor Harry
Worsell, James Reddy, ,:Tony,
Bedard; . Larry Plouffe, James
Donne.liy, 1N,J. MacEwan
Egerier, Bruce Erskine and
Beecher Menalles. ' . Honorary
pallbearers were • Dr. . J:W.
Wallace, Dr, N.C. Jackson, Mr.
Justice Crown Attorney William
Cochrane, , D,M. Egener, .Harley
Crawford, D.J. Murphy, William
Sutherland, Police Chief Fred
Minshall, . Frank Walkom,
----et ay t u-rr- E d w'a r ct,
'Saunders, 'Harry- 'Ford, William
and Ebb "Ross, Harold Shore and
Percy Sheardown, "
Mr, Hunter, solicitor for the
town of Coderich since 1947,
died ' August 4 in Alexandra •
Marine and General Hospital
following ,an illness of just a few
days. He was 59.
He was born April 11, 1912
in Goderich to parents Archibald
Cross and Grace (Cameron)
Hunter. He attended Central
School "'and high school in
Goderich, received his BA from
the . University of , Western
Ontarid and graduated from
' Osgoode Hall in 1938.
He enlisted in 1939 with the
Essex Scottish regiment in the
infantry. He was a prisoner of
war ..after the Dieppe raid in
May 1945 *hen he was
The'road above Saltford in Colborne. Township, has finally gone under repair in' an upgrading
program by the Huron County Roads Department. The stretch of road involved has long been a,
dangerous piece and the repairs now underway are aimed at correcting this problem by rebuilding
curves, grading down hills and widening. (staff photo)
ED CRs Go toy church this• Sunday„.
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HISEY F.AMILY: ,,,E -eemore's own singing
' family bring to yeti the gospel songs old and
new in conte'mpor'ary country style.
HEAR THE HISEY FAMILY SING
AND
EV.JAN MOLCJAN
'AN F,;X-CONVICT FitOM OWEN SOUND SPEAKING
ON HIS AMA2ING_,EXQERIENCE
••FROM PRISON TO PLJLPIT”.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15
first Baptist Church - Goderich j 11 A.M.
i-luron Men's Chapel - Auburn - 8
The HISEY FAMILY will sing at 2 p.m. at
WESTPIELD COMMUN'IM CWURCN
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promoted • to the rank • of
Captain.
•He was a 25 year member and
past president of the Royal
----Canadian Legion Branch 109; a
member 'of Maitland Lodge No.
, 83 A.F. and A.M. and Huron _
Chapter No., 30; a vice-president
of Goderich, Liberal Assbciatjon
and a former executive member
, of the Riding Association; a
° member of Duplicate Bridge•
.Club and Menesetung . Canoe
Club.: •
.In honor -df the deceased, the
,Fpyal Canadian Legion Branch
109 held '.a service . at his
residence, 66 Victoria St. North,
when the body rested until it
'.UNI'"TED H OLINESS, CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15
9•;50 a.m. •— SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00' a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE.
7:00 p.m. - EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
Prayer Service Wednesday 7:30 'p..m.
"A WELCOME AWAITS YOU"
Pastor:' REV. O. H,. LEE . PHONE 524-6887
WESLEY MEMORIAL :_CHURCH
SUNDAY, AUGUST .15
1flrfl0 a:m. -- Sunday School
11:00--a,m. — Worship
Speaker: MR, DAVE ROLSTON
In Charge
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
EVANGELISTIC — FUNDAMENTAL
REV. R. 'BRUBACHER, Pastor
10:00 a.m. Bible. School For All Ages.
• 11:00• a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Guest Speaker
MR. MARVIN BRUBACHER, B.R.E.
Galt, Ontario.
Wedpesday, 8 p.m. — Midweek Service.
I1'l:•l.a.nMML= 7'V TM; I•RII:ND Y CHURCH
Knox Presbyterian Church`
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL,•B.A,, Minl er
WILLIAM CAMERON, Diretgr of Praise
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Service is at 1'0:00 a.m.
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Sermon: "THE INESC A`"ABLE GOD"
(Nursery for Infants)
The Minister will preach
Guest. Organist: James- .McArthur, Satriia. ,
service on the Church lawn)
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(Refreshments after
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funeral„ servi ee.
.Surviving are his • wire, the
runner Margaret Ada Hunter'
-iivhpm he married Jerle,,15,
in Aldershot, Englenr; . threel '
sons, James Thornas, ,thestl►
Kenneth Cameron,. Collingwo44
and " Archie Charles, at hole# .
one .daughter, Margaret Halley,.
also at home; one grandchild,
two sisters, Mrs. Jean Ciopir'1and,
New ' York . and ',Mrs, N sblttr
(:$eatrice')' Oliver, Toronto; and.
one brother, Colin + Hunter,
Sarnia, ' •
Funeral .arrangements were
by Stiles Funeral Home,
MRS. SARAH SELENA Hill
" Mrs. Sarah Selena (Tena) Hill,
184 Picton St. E: died August 8
in Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. ,She was 88.
A daughter of the..late.Robert.—
and Sarah (l•fesselwood) Bean,
she was born November 20,
1882 in Goderich Township. She
moved to ,Colborne Township
when she was six years of age.
She was 'a member Of Knox
Presbyterian Church. '
' She was married June 6, 1906
at Homestead,, Lot 2, Concession
8, West Division, Colborne
Township to Hugh Hill who o .
survives. The couple celebrated •.
their 65th wedding anniversary
this spring.
Other survivors include her
children Mrs. James r (Hazel)
Feigan, Carlow; Mrs'. C.J.
(Doris) Parton; Toronto; Mrs.•
C.F. (Olive) Baechler, Goderich;
Mrs. K.J. (Norman) Hazlitt,
Duckworth, ' Goderich; ten ,•,x ,-".
grandchildren and _
grandchildren; -one sister,' Mrs.
William" (Mae) Doak; and one I-
brother, Robert Bean,' Carlow.
Funeral service Was
Wednesday, August: 11 at the
Stiles .Funeral Home with Rev.
G.L."Royal officiating.
Interment was in Colborn°'
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
grandsons Hugh and Gerald
Feagan, John and Greg Hazlitt
and Robert and Bruce Baechler.
F 1 o w'e"rbearers were
great grandchildren Phillip,
Sandra, Paul . and Susan Feagan
and Trudy, Laurie and Mark
Kernighan.
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Bethel PentecostalTabernacle
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
- PETER G, SL DON, P-astor
SUNDAY, AUGUST'15
10:00 a -m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m.-"MORN,ING WORSHIP.
7:00 p.m. -- EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
840' p.m. — Tuesday, Prayer and Bible Study
8:00 p.m. — Friday, Young People's Service
YOU ARE yINVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
"Poise is the art of raising the eyebrows •instead of the roof."
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FIRS) BAPtIST .CHURCH
(Baptift Cbnvention�of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL STREET near The Square
— A WELCOME TO ALL —
11:00 a.m. — Morning Worship
and Church School.
Special Music,
Si. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15
TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY '
Holy .Communion at 8:30 a.m.
Holy Communion and Sermon at 10 a.m.
Organist -Choirmaster: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
' F"R.C.O.. L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: THE REV. G..G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
Victoria Street United Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV LEONARD WARR
11:10 a.m. — Worship Service
The G ide.ons International Participatinv
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH,
10:00 a.m. —,Worship Service & Bible School
The Gideons International Participating
W -E -L -C -O -M -E
North Street United. Church
•• R V. ROBERT L. R'AYMONT -
SUNDAY, AUGUST 15
10:0O--a..rn. — Morning Worship
10:00 a.m. — Supervised Nursery
10:00' a.m. — Junior Church School.
Guest Minister: REV. ALAN E. GROSE
Fullerton ,
Guest Organist: Mr. Ed Stiles_ la
(Coffee will be served on the wn
following the service)
W -E -L -C -O 9111-E
Mrs. Eleanor Hetherington,
Organist ,arid Choir Director
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'Churtit Building•''=-` 52':4951
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