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Mrs. 'Barbara Sinith,
,Stephanie and Shannon from
Rutland, B.C. are spending
three. weeks in this area visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold 'Jewell, Gocieric.4),; her
sisrr 'Sandra, Mr, and Mrs -
Jim Rivett and family,Dungan-
noti;.' hey sister June, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold'Meader, Port
Albert. On Saturday Mrs:
Smith and girls and Duane
Rivett are motoring west with
Mr, and Mrs. .Pewell and going
on to California,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rivett and
family joined ..otheLmembers of
the 'Jewell family at the home
of Mr. and Mrs:Harold Jewell
to celebrate Mr. Jewell's birth-
day on Thursday. s
Miss Beatrice Mc.Clenaghan
class will be held in London.
Mrs. Graham McNee,„Mrs.
Mary Bere and Jamie called on
'their aunt, Mrs. Ken Bell,
Goderich- on her birthday on
Friday. Other• -callers were Mr..
and Mrs: Elton Orr.- Ripley and
Mr. and MIT. Allan Under-
`wooa, Kathy arid Jarnie"ortho
Misses Sharon Young and
Kathy Bete enjoyed a week
camping at Riverside Park at
Port Albert.
Mr, and Mrs. Art Brown and
her mother, Mrs. Treleaven of
Dundas visited •Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Henderson of Goderich
and renewed acquaintances in
the village on the weekend.
Mrs. L. Pentland (Eforpthy)•
,and her sister Mrs. Jack Hunt
•'Spent the weekend with her (Marion) of, Dorchester are
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.C. holidaying in Hawaii for a
McClenaghan. . •-, •conple of Weeks. '
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Mr. and Mrs: Leonard Biloy Harve Sproul returned libme
• and family are holidaying -at from, hospital in' London
their summer home north 'of fotlbwing eye surgery. ,
.„, the village. Due to teackers' Mrs. Dynes Campbell's three
, . strike in Detroit -this .spring, .sisters, Mrs. !la Bancroft • of
their children had • to attend Leamington, Mrs, Lois
school until .July 12 to make un D' Angelo, Arlington Hts.
time, lost. • Ctlica$6, and .Mrs. Cass•
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Zemenick (Beatrice) of Troy,
• McClenaghan had as guestaher “ Michigan who are vacationing
•• three sisters, Mrs.- Thelmaat Pine Lake Camp and • at.
McDonald,, Regina,.Mrs. ...Etrucefield, with another sister
Audrey Powell, Vancouver, Mrs, Ken Scott (Lorraine) and
Mrs. Olive Goudie, Kitchener,' Mr. 'Scott, called on M. and
also Mrs. Mary Jackson of Kit- Mrs. DynesCampbell,., last
chener. Mrs. McClenaghan ac- week.• Their father, 'Harry
companied , the . ladies to --Kit- Fowler of Huronview was with
chener for a •fevi‘ days. It was . them also.
ryan Glenn Olson, son of
the first time in about 19 years
the sisters had •all, been Mr•
, together.., . • Pu arinon, w
Mr.." and 'Mrs. Wilfred Pen- Fa er Den
. tland took their camper to 'a .Joseph's Chu,
provincial park on theweekend . last Sunday. SponsOrs were
and attended the Tractor Pull Mrs. Olson's father, Mr.erald
- at 'Cayuga. • '• • Watts, and her, sister Miss
Mr. and. Mrs. Ken McNee, • Carole Watts
John ttanbury.,• "Gerald e and Guests with Mr. and
David Bere went camping on - Glenn Olson .following
'the weekend and took in the christening were Mrs. and
• Tractor Pull events at Caytt ga. Gerald Watts and Carole, 'Elm
' Mr. and Mrs. Torn Young . Park, Michigan, Mr; and Mrs.
opened their home to a family Arnold Vint, Goderich and Mr.
-picnic on Sunday to celebrate and ,Mrs. Freeman Olson.
. Mrs. John Young's 85th birth- Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
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day which was on July 18. Jones, Michael and Gareth
,There were about 35 • in' atten: spent a. few days' at their cot-
tage at 'Huntsville. Michael
dance to. enjoy the abundant
food and social time. remained for a ,few more lays.
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Mrs. Harold Errington Was Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Olson
hostess on Wednesday for a
motored • to Niagara Falls..for
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shower for° relatives to honour • the weekend. ,
• Migs Charlene Adams, bride- •I Miss • Ingrid Kragt of
to -be. . Holland, whose family, are
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. visiting Mrs. Simon de Boer .in
..Lu'cknow, is spending a few
Art. McMichael- and family
• , visited . her parent, Mr. and
Mr and Mrs. Dirk Logtenberg.
Thompson .at their5•
days at the horne of her'aunt,
Mrs. Ken
Enttage 'near' Kingshridge. •• ••,, There will *be no services..in
• Miss Irene Hasty, nurse -in- the Dungannon United Church
training at St. Thomas -Elgin until September 1, May yeti
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.General Hospital 'ii home during •this time feel free to
..share with some other 'Church
looking forward to• a rn'onth's
vacation.. .. • .. in worship. In One absence of,
' Mit. and Mrs. Lorne" Hasty Rey: McClenaghan, - Rev. &-
and Brock attended EanshaWe McDonald will be available for.
• - Cbllege School Of Nursing any charge needs. (Phone Lon-
, .. graduation exercises .held in degboro 523:4477)
-ParkSide . Collegiate in • St. Sunday School will be
suspended °for the month of
•. . Thomas on Thursday when 33
women and two men received 'August and re -commence on
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- 4; iheir diplomas. This wSeptember 8,one week after
as the
- occasion of the final graduation church services resume.
• exercises tobe held Rev. R. C. McClenaghan took •
in .
-.part ,-in. Memorial Service at-
_ associatinn with St; . Thomas-
-- 'Elgin General Hospital. The Colborne Cemetery •on -Sunday
•' first recorded graduation from July 28,,:
• a school of :nurses in the corn-
Codk were united in marriage
Theda Becker arid Raymond
,• 4 munity was in 1895. Dorothy E..
Markle, director of. the diploma 'at Dungannon United -Church
nursing program, told the
oft' Saturday*, eJuly'.27 with Rev.
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graduates that for the past five R. CMcClenaghan officiating.
• Mr., Cook. is• Mrs'. 'Wm. King's
years • each graduation . his
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marked the end of some aspect
brother.
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Glenn .01son,
s christened by
Inger at St.
, • Kingsbridge
of the nursing program and the'
• • beginning of something deemed ,
to better satisfy the health --
needs of the people and the
demands of health- agencies'
upon beginning 'nurses. Each
• program has retaned the best ••
and phased out the vveakne!sses
so that Miss Markle feels' the!
• nurses from St. Thomas -Elgin
General Hospital need not fear ,
the loss of their heritage. Exer- Lettiri.to swim safely .the Red• •
eises for' next year's graduatin'g • Cross way this winter. '
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The Goderich Garden Club"had several irnpressIve displays in the County'Counoil chambers
during Summerfest. Mrs. .1ames Scott, of Seaforth, aad her sister, Mrs. Mildred -Forrest, of
Brantford, examine air exhibit titled •"Sketching" by Mona Muthern, (staff photo)
AUBURN NEWS
Mrsles Oradoock 526-7595
Misses Allie and Pearl Hiles
and Miss Lorena Crozier of
Lohdon and.Mrs. Bert Taylor
• -visited on Sunday with the lat-
ter's sister, Mrs. M. H. Martin
of Goderich.
Mrs. Celia Taylor, spent the
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Smoking and
emphysema
,,Evphyserna is a long-lasting
disease,of the lungs which very
few nonsmokers develop.
For someone with healthy
lungs, itis difficult to imagine
ow life feels for a. person with
emphysema. But these com-
'ments from many different em-
physema patients; which were
published in. a recent,issue of
the magazine, "Respiratory
Care," describe the effects 'of:
the disease in' a grim, graphic'
way: ••
*Emphysema is thinking the
'next breath won't be there. .
*Emphysema. is feeling like
I'm going to 'blow upfrom the
inside. -
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*Emphysema is not • being ,
able to sleep more than two
and a half hours before I have
• to get tip and clear my chest.
*Emphysema is being weary
constantly. -
*Einphyserng is • not, being
able to bend oyer•and put your
socks on.
" *Emphysema is going to my
daughter's. house for dinner
ancrspending all.day tomorrow
in bed.' .
*Emphysema. is. , asking
people - to come and see me
because I'm15nely. „.
'Emphysema,.., develops.
gradually. Some of the first
• signs of.thedisease can be shor-
tness of .breath duiing only,
minor exertion. As the disease
progresses, the air sacs' of the
hings, where' oxygen and car-,
'bon dioxide are. exchanged, rip
and, tear. . -
Doctors ca.n. help patients
• breath easier with the. disease
but as yet . there is no known
cure. The ,prevention -- not
smoking -- is clear, however..
weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Raithby at Dorch'ester,
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt, 'Mrs,
Frank Raithby, Mrs. Arnold
Craig and Mrs. Ed Davies and
Mrs, Eleanor Bradnock atten-
ded the Middlesex County Con-
ference of the Women's In-
stitute at Arva iat Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Johnston has
been a patient in Alexandra
MarinCand General Hospital,
Goderich; for the past • two
weeks.,
Miss Barbara Sanderson Of
Toronto spent a few days last
week with her.parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, Scmidt;
• Tracy, Brenton and Bradley of
Burlingto.n.are on holidays and
spent part of last week with her'
parents, Mr. and Mrs, 'Ted
Mills.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim HUTter..of
Midland called_on. her couSins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Mills last,.
Sunday. • p
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin
MacLan and Chris of Fergus
called on last Wednesday on.
Mr. and 'Mrs:' Ted Mills and.
otherfriends in the village.
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Clinton man
top shooter
Mery Batkin of Clinton top-
ped the'Vanastra Gun'Club's
trap shoot on July 24,• with a
• near perfect 24 out'of' 25 hits.,
He was followed by Al Green eif.
Clinton• with ,21 hits arid Bill
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McNutt of Exeter with 20 hits
Thtop three were followed
lni nwt tnh,'
• - • b19y,tEfeircryCositleinesgso4rColifntco
Bob Orr of Bayfield, -and ,Iim
Francis of Bayfield *With', 18
strikes each, Jim Hogg of
Seaforth with 17 hits and Joe
Koene of Hayfield and Wayne
Smith of Exeter, with 16 each.
In the skeet shoot last Satur-
day, Merv, Batkin of Clinton
again was the top marksriian
with 23 out of 25' targets hit, ,
and he was followed by Tom
Allen of Londesboro with 22
., • and Harold Smith of Seaforth
with 21 hits. • •
Next came 'Glen Mogk of
Bornholm,, ,with .20, Harrison
• Shock of Zurich with 19, Wayne
• Smith of Exeter with- 18 hits,,
and Jim 1-1Vgg of Seaforth with -
17.
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Anita Hallam Michael- An-
drews, Laurie Mansel, June
Machan and Terry Powell.
Philip Arthur with his team •
Phil's Flyers are Angela
Schneider, Paul Plunkett, Lorie
Cartwright, Michael Van
Dongen, Monica Hebert, Frank
Slater, Derrick "Cartwright,
Bra:die Andrews, Shannon
Niblock and 'Brian McClinchey.
Jayne 'Arthur with her team,
•Jayrie's Joggers' are Shawn
Seers, _Carla • Hebert, Janice
Pair, Brent Andrews, Kathy
Machart, Carol Seers, Frank
Van ,Dongen, Tracy Machan,
Greg Hallam and'Vicki Powell.
. The teams also received a
donation of $50 from the
Auburn Women's Institute to
• buy more equipment for the
players.
The coaches and ball players
are very grateful 'for all. the
donations but , also hope for
bigger attendante at the games
-Which are held on MOnday, and
Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m,
sharp.
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Auburn's Little League. Ball
teatik;'are creating great in- "
terest in the village and
surrounding distrUct and it .is
hoped more parents will find
, • time to see their children play
ball. There are four teams in
the league. Russel. Garrison
donated the bases and Trom-
rner's Fhirtiware., store donated
the ba I Is.
The teams with their coach&
'are as :follows,.
Susan Thompson with her
team, Susan's Sluggers"- ire,
Todd Andrews, julie Daer,
Denis Schneider, Joanne
Slater,. pare)/ Andrews, Keith
Hallam, David C.artwright,
Douglas Glousher and Douglas
Mcclinchey.,
Connie -Trornmer with her-;
tea, "Connie'sCatchers"' are
Scott Machan, 'i•Sevin Powell, •
Sharon •d.loushee,, Janice Daer,
Robbie Plunkett: Wendy
Janice McClihchey,,
STONE CUTTER,
- Much interest was taken last '
week when Renaloo Facchinato
of RR 5,' Goderich Was'cutting
stone to -place in thelireplace
he was building: at the
remodelled home of Mr. and
'Mrs. Oliver Anderson on Turn -'5
berry Street' in„Auburn. He was
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assisted by 'his sons, Allan and
Richard. .
Mr. Facchinato was horn in
Italy and' cattle' to Canada 21
years' ago and learned his trade
of stone mason in Canada. He
came to the Goderich area last
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-year. ;• • •
• He stated that the stones of
• different colors .of granite and
hardheads arefo4nd locally in
fields artd --all the tones are
split or chiselled Into„.ohape'by
hand.
Mr. Facchinato said that he"
w,as afraid that the work of a
stone mason was a dying trade
unless. an apprentioeship is
established that young men
would take Up this trade as
there is lots of work, for a stone,
mason in this community.
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harbor re ort
July 10 the Helen Evans
arrived light froin Detroit for a
load of salt. • °
July 11 the Chicago Tribune
arrived 'from Thunder Bay with
.a. load of grain.
July 12 the. tugboat Ethel
arrived. - •
July 13 the•Nestdale aryived
from Thunder Bay with a load
of grain. • •• •
July 17 the Agaw'a . Canyon
arrivedqight from MicUabd for,
a load of
.July 17 the tugboat Roger R.'
Simons arrived. •
July 18 the Thorold arrived
light from. Collingwopd for a
load ofsalt. .
July 22 ...the Westdale' Duluth
arrived with a load of corn and .
oats.
July ,..23 the Algorail arrived
light from Sarnia for salt. •
AGNES'
flower
Sht)p'
Roses
in order to add days of
pleasure from your unarranged
roses, ,merely cut stems 1/4",
place in warm water, -add the
enclosed powder and cover the
rotes' heaths with wax paper.
forabout three hours.
There is no need, to change
water, simply add more to
replace that ..lost ' by. tran-
iOiratioil.
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