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Mr. and Mrs: Ed . .Davies
returned recently from visiting
relatives -r--, ,,,,'and,-,.,Mxa.....Warren
Frank of Toledo, Mr, -and Mrs.
Jim Comlin of De roit and Mrs.
James Comlin, Nancy and
Cathy, also of Detr it.
Mr.• William Rugger, Ronnie
and Carol of R. R 2, Clinton,
visited last Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mr. Cartwright,
David, Derrick and Lorie.
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and. Mrs. Tom Lawlor and Jim
on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs.
Art Hoggart and family of
Bayfield; , 'f:.,; Nell 'Ladd of
Benmiller; ltA" Audrey Guind9n
and family; and , Mr, Clinton
Wilson. All enjoyed a barbecued
supper. Mr. and Mrs. -Reg Shultz
and family of Ilyth, joined them
in the evening for a social time.
Mrs, Beth Lansing attended
the Chappell-Damude wedding
at . Burlingtt n and- later visited
with Mr. and Mrs: Sam -Squire
and family. '
Mrs. dames Young .oLRipley
is visiting with her niece, Mrs.
Ted Mills, and Mr. Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. Irwin Schmidt, Tracy and
'Brenton of Burlington spent the
weekend with her .parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Mills. ' "
Recent guests with Mrs.
' Myrtle Munro were Mr. and Mrs.
&,Ba 4 Y9.u.ngblut.,. an ,family., of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs'.
Donald Youngblut and family of
London. °
Mrs. Tom Hallam of R. R. "4,
Goderich, and grand -daughter,
Shelley visited with -Mrs. Tom
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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred,_ Fry of Auburn marked their fiftieth
weddifig-ariniversary at a family dinner followed by open,
,e4sCorners,>Comniunity Ha!I on.Saturday; Mr.
and Mrs. Fry were married at the Methodist parsonage- in'
Kincardine on September 6,1921.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fry
marked golden- wedding
Fifty -years Ago,. bn
September 6, 1921, Rev. J. 'N.
Clarr.y, minister at the
Kincardine Methodist Church,.
married Alfred .Fry, and Alice
Jessica Lake.
On. Saturday, they were
honoured by a host of friends
and family at a dinner and open
house iri.l their honour held at
Reid's Corners Corrrrnuni'ty Hall.
Prior to their marriage, Mr.
Auburn Community Memorial
Hall where, the " tea -table was
centered with an arrangement of
golden shaded:, gladioli flanked
by lighted golden tapers. Mr..
Maurice Bean was master of
ceremonies. He thanked
everyone for assisting the
committee who had planned the
special . day for Pastor and Mrs.
Fry, who were celebrating their
500h Wedding Anniversary. -Mr.
Fry' , had gone to Kincardine. and Mrs. Fry were called.to the
with i}is` a eats f>iot the Este of platforkn , 4 Olipe?"-�Ariderson
Wight' where 'he. had been born. read h. address' ' o f
His parents, Mr.; and~.. Mrs;... -,,eorigratulations, Mrs. Kenneth
William Fry, brought their six McDougall presented them with
children across the ocean with a set of gold trimmed T.' .' tables
them. _ and Mr. Gerald • McDowell and
Mrs. Fry went to Kincardine pMr. Norman Wightman
in -1:91-3-with he.r_.parents, Mr. , presented them_- with _a gol-d
and Mrs. Samuel Lake, from upholstered swivel rocker. Mrs.
Norwich,, England. In Tom Armstrong of the
Kincardine, Mr. Lake operated a Donnybrook` church read an
shoe repair business- for many address and Mr. Ernest Snowden
years. presented a gold trimmed table
' 'P5flowing their marriage, Mr, lamp.
and Mrs. Fe stayed in
Kincardine wh,.re Mr. Fry, was Pastor and Mrs. Fry thanked
employed with , the Circle Bar their congregations for , the
_Knitting. Company for 23 years. lovely gifts and introduced the
At the outbreak of. World War 11, five members of their family
he was employed on the security who were all present.
police force at the Malcolm Rev. Hugh C. Wilson brought
aircraft plant. , greetings, congratulated Pastor
195'4 there was a shortage and Mrs. Fry on this occasion,
of ministers in • the ~Unitedand pronounced,Grace.
Church and Mr. Fry answered A -delicious lunch was served
the call as a, lay minister, 'serving by the" members of . Unit 2,
the charges. of Riversdale and assisted by the Young People of
Zion until 1957. At that time--_the_church. •
• the Frys moved to Tobermory__ Over 150 attended the
where he took over ministerial reception in the hall to pay
duties there. In 1961 he took tribute to 'Pastor and Mrs. Fry
charge 9f the church at Cargill, who have been here over two
staying there until going to his years.
present charge , at Auburn ink_ Telegrams of • congratulations
1969. , ' .' were received by the Frys from
The happy couple have five Murray Gaunt, Bob °McKinley,
children, two, daughters, Mrs. William David and Robert
John (Winnifred) Dahmer o'f Stanfield. Mr. and Mrs. Fry were
Kincardine Township and Mrs. also very pleased" on receiving a
Dr. Fred (Margaret) Haldenby of leiter of. congratulations from
Oakville; and three sons, Gordon Rev, John Hill of Pine. River on
of Huron Township, Morris of behalf of the area ministers.
Kincardine Township and Bill of Looking back over the past
Gude'rich. fifty years, Mr. Fry commented'
Mr. Fry is a brother to Mrs. that people were rather prudish
Ogle (Daisy) Duggan, Mrs.' Dan and Victorian in those days and
(May) Kennedy and ..Cecil Fry, that the -church has undergone a
all of Kincardine. great change.
Mrs. Fry,.has. two sisters, Mrs. "Jut God
e Bradbury of Oakville,, and Mrs. said Mr. Fry.
4essie .Marshall of Huron
Township; and one ^brother,,_
George Lake, of London.
On Sunday, a reception was
'held at Auburn Community Hall
when the members of Knox
'United Church in `Auburn and
Donnybrook United honoured
Mr. and Mrs. Fry on the
occasion of their golden
anniversary. -
Following the.. service, , a
reception followed in the
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Mrs. Orval McPhee iso" a
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London. We wish her a speedy
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Rathwell, Michael and Janice of
Chatham spent the holiday with.
her mother, Mrs. Celia Taylor:'
Staff Sgt, and Mrs. _Len
Coyne.xe.turned to Windsor after
Jacationing with ,cher, brother,
Mr. Ross Robinson, and Mrs.
Robinson.'
Mr. ' and Mrs. - William
Straughan visited for a few days
last week with Mr: and Mrs. Tom
Jardin at Wingham, • '
Miss Judy Arthur of Montreal
is holidaying with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Arthur,. and
family.
Guests' over the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies were Mr.
and Mrs: Louis Holtby - of
Delmont, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
German; of Woodstock, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sippell of
Stratford.
Mr. Ed Davies and Mr. Court
Kerr of Benmiller won the "A"
class for doubles at the Han`dver
Fall Fair last. Saturday in the
horseshoe pitching competition.
Mr. and - Mrs. Stanley
Semeger, Mrs. Vera 2a•--Vigne of
Windsor and Mrs. R. Bennett of
Detroit spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs." Andrew. Kirkconnell were
Mr. and Mrs. Don Montague of
Detroit, Mrs. Jessie Snelling of
Brucefield and Mrs. Janet Baker
of Seaforth.
Mrand Mrs. Roy Webster
and son, Timothy,' oaf
Stevensville spent the holiday
with ,his brother, Mr. Harry
Webster. -
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The' August' meeting of the'
Walkerburn Club was held at the
home of Mrs. Worthy Young
with 12 members present. The
president, Mrs. Elliott Lapp, was
in charge, and , opened the
meeting with a poem followed
by the singing of "0 Canada".
Mrs. Garth McClinchey led in
prayer.' • '
The minutes were accepted as
read by the seeretary,,,,,,,,,Mrs.
Worthy Young.
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham,
the treasurer, gave the financial
statement.
The roll call was answered by
each member telling where they-
would'
heywould' have liked. to have gone
for a vacation this year.
Plans were made' for the next
meeting and Mrs. Lapp ,invited
GENERAL MEETING
GODERICHOF LIBE RAIt
ASSOCIATION
THURS.,
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(UPSTAIRS)
SEPI'. 16 8:30 P.M.
"ALL LIBERAL SUPPORTERS WELCOME"
J. HOWARD AITKEN
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the"Mib `to 'meet at her home at,
8:15 p.m. The program is to be
in the charge of • Mrs. Walter
Cunningham 'and'. Mrs. Lloyd
MoClinche,y andAd:he'roll call will
be answered by paying a penny'
for each ,inch of waistline. The
lunch will be in the charge of
Mrs, Leonard Archambault and'
Mrs. Ronald Gross.
Mrs. Worthy Young won the
draw.
A discussion took place on
,different ways to make money
and it, was decided to. hold a
-hobo ,tea the `second or 'third
week of September.
Mrs. Garth4NlcClinchey was in
- charge of a program of contests
and lch was served by Mrs.
Walter Cunningham and
Lloyd McClinchey.
Wheat sold to Syria
The Ontario Wheat
Producers' Marketing . Board
announced it has -sold slightly
'more than 1,500,000, bushels of
1971 crop winter. -_.wheat for
shipment to Syria.
Kf:A: Stand.ing,,
secretary -manager of the
marketing board, said the
commercial sale is the
culmMation of abput „ one
month's negotiations and was
made through a private
brokerage firm.'
He said movement will be
made out of a St. Lawrence port
during the next two months.
The'• board official said it
marks the second time the board
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1968; a sale of 2,000,000
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GO00RICH S.IGNA) STAR > 'MRSAY. SEFTEM$ER 94,
Inquiry must big swift;
clear up egg confusion
OFA President Gordon. Hill
said today the proposed inquiry
into the Ontario egg industry is
perhalps , the best way -'''to
-eliminate the emotion generated
in . recent weeks and clear up
confusion among egg producers,
j -le . was referring to the
• recommendation ` of the ,Farm
Products Marketing Board tp the
Minister• • of Agriculture and
Food, the Hon. William Stewart,
that arrinquiry into the Ontario
egg industry should be held.
OFA President said the
inquiry must be thorough and
swift.
"It must be judicial inquiry,
so witnesses and records can be
supoenaed, and must cover all
aspects of egg production and
marketing," he said..
Harbour
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SALT BOATS
August 30, E: B. Barber,
Little Current,. light; September.
4, Parker Evans, Montreal, light .
September 6, Ferndale, Windsor,
light.
'CULBERT'S BAKERY
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CLOSED for RENOVATIONS
Monday, September 13 to Thursda ,_.Se xenber.,6.
Open Again Friday, September 17 As Usual
Special Orders May Be Picked Up Friday & Sat rraay
Included would be:
opportunities- for , smaller
producers to remain iih the egg
business; contract production of
feed companies and food chains;
bootlegging eggs into Quebec by
sotne integrators; the current
rush . of feed companies to
control the egg market through
control " of grding stations'
'Meets of the present method' of
establishing price; , possible
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of cts .of the propossd national: •
arket-sharing agree> nent;- Aced
for agency -type marketing len;
attempts, to 'pad' the voters list; .
threats and intimidation at sonre
producers openly, supporting the'
proposed marketing plan. •
r~ -w
)iarYtily farm, egg producers,
are in' dire straits", stated Hill.
"Speedy action is recwi red, to
prevent, them being forced out
of business."
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