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The Peen* Cbdidnen's Day
tid.linesdaY
Anhorn We _
first
Iftystited
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Garden Chaminev was in
;have andover
weleemed
The.
40 children-
minutes
wereicd by teary Mrs_
Robed Peek and.. she gave
the fMni at The
wwas, given by
lea. Winn Letherland.
,s taco the W -L
for mrdSem trher. A letter
of tI was read from
Laddr Di. Nursery school far
Sent recently_ It
was announced that these
would be no =meeting in
August and that the
September Meeting will be-
held 21st at 10
am at the home ed`Mrs
Donald Neilsen
The meg. am began with a
tnmmet duet played . by
Slearlon Glousher and Angela
Schneider followed by a
Fano •sear played by Angie
McDougall. A song Was sung
by auiatine, Rhonda
AUBURN
NEWS
Ehamincor litroacirsitsplit.
Jentcifea' Staelelmann and
Mare,Cbarla and
ToniRichmond. ipiano duet
was played by Ms. Gordon.
Grose and her dagghter
Anita. A song was sung by
Mita,;-1Bryan and APit
Gress and AngieM
are_ nim by _ Gor-
don Grp. lasses Elaine
and?Sharon Brown played a
violin duet accompanied by
their mother, Mrs. John
Brow
Keith Hallam showed two
films which the en-
joyed while each ate heir
bags of popcorn which the
hostesses had prepared..
Mrs. John $tadelmann
tivimmked Keith and presented
him With a tom ...
sundaes, cookies and
Freshiewas a by the
hoStesses Mrs. ICenneth
Mkoaigell, . Mrs Jelin
&tadelmant% Mrs Mie
Mason and Mrs. Gordoo
L'�s�ell..
Anniversaryperty
' The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Gam Powell entettained
them parents, relatives and
friers last Friday evenh*g
on the occasi.on of their 250
we ding anniversary. Music
for dancing was enjoyed to
Steven's Country Gold Ms'
Jockey and the guest book
was in charge of Mrs. Wayne
Powell and other members
of the fammmily_ Special guests
wan the tit man off 25
1 Mr Don Peewit
and Mas. Powell of
Iftetnd the
maid i , B.C. a
maid to Mrs. Genry
Le Roque and Mr_ La Roque
of Iffilton (the former
Marlene Maine off
Dungan -
me) andtheir fa lily-
- The meterof
Mr. Gene Powell of
brother of the gratin,
a few welds spate
g.
coming and extended am-
grandatiooe to Gordon and -
Donna.
.
Gifts arid` money
were presented- Gorden
thanked his fly and in-
troduced - Bob and
Brenda Powell, Terry
Powell, Viekey Powell, Mr_
and • Mrs. Bryce
Shelley Powell and Kevin
Powell and in-law,
Jennet Powell of St
Catharines
Mr. and Mrs. Powell were
maeried in the tins United
Church Auburn by
Rev_ R -S. Hiltz. Folio
their marriage they -
at Pori Albert for two years
Children's
and then sawed to Amhara
wherethey ode in the
hand ahem Derma was
ham They have six grand -
A son Wayne was
Med Ian November at the
Goderichermine-
The s only sister,
Rose Marie Metnoin Hugh
Lon-
don were.present and also
the 's meither Mrs.
Powell of Godenick Con-
gitatuladons and
Donna on the _ of
your silver anniy r -
Mr .. Jim Dickson of
Goderich won the weekly lot-
tery
ottery draw of the Auburn and
Dideict Lions Mb last
Wednesday.
Guests
y -
Guests at the Ball home
Lest week were Daryl
Dori Gingera of St_ Pierre,
Manitoba, Mr. Wayne
Paye of London and Mrs_
Mary :Tolley and Mrs. Ger-
trude
ertrude Stanfield of Danville,
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Recent visitoas with !mss.
Elva Straogban w (Mas.
Jack- Bennett of
"A..,andMr. nd
and
Mrs, William Bennett
family of Sault Ste. Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Jar-
din
ardin of Toronto vises last
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
Tau nJandin,.
The Ladies Fastball team
held a a week
ago Sunday to Blyth and
back and raked about $300 in
pledges About 20 members
on their bakers took part_
Mr. and Mr Davis
of Bowmanseille, New York
and Mrs. Lois Ann Howard
of Toledo visited Last Mon-
day with . her sister, Mrs.
Donald Haines and Mr.
Haines_
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Shelley Alcock watches as her friend decorates her toe at the Big Toe Contest held last
week. The contest was sponsored by the Goderich Recreation Department as part of their
summer program for wren. (photo by Kris Simla)
Local residents honour Dan Wylds
Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Wylds had a small birthday
party m honour of 'Dan
Wylds on his ninety-sixth bir-
thday on July 16. Those pre-
sent were his brother and his
wife, Allen and Marjorie
Wylds of Toronto, his
daughter Doris Wyles 'and
her -Meted, Rath Sweet. of
Toronto and his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. -lean Wylds of Kin-
cardine
• Dick Evans of Sudbury has
return-homereturnel-home after stayiiig
a couple, ol weeks with Rhea
to MacLennan. Marion
MacLennan will remain at
home with her mother for a
time.
Florence Maclennan of
Kincardine and her mother,
Mrs. Rhetta MacLennan
were in Palmerston visiting
with. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Millar and boys; and also
visited in Harriston with
Rhetta's brother and sister-
in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harold
"`rc day l.. wee,e .:
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Thomas MacDonald, son
of Tom and Gloria Mac-
Donald, of Fort Nelson,
British Colombia, is holiday-
ing with his grandparents,
Finlay and Margie Mac-
Donald.
Alex MacDonald of Fort
Nelson, British Columbia is
at home with his father
David MacDonald.
Katie Sutherland of Lon-
• don is staying a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Dorothy
MacLennan.
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Kae Webster, 395-5E57
Jack Maclennan of Strat-
ford
tratford is staying a couple of
days with his mother, Mrs.
Rhetta MacL,enan.
Jim Webster of Waterloo
and his mother, Mrs. Kae
Webster spent'a few days in
Richfield.- Ohio with Atlee,
Jean and Tricia Wise and
Cecil Webster. One of the
main places of interest they
visited .in Akron, Ohio, was
the mansion built by Sam E_
Seiberling, the founder of
Goodyear. It is a living link
with Tudor England.. It is
now known as Stan Hywett
Hall. It has suety -five rooms
and aapproximately 30
Most of Cru. roams
s
are furnished in 14th and
15th century furnishings.
Needless to say the mansion
and the grounds are
marvelous. It consists now of
seventy acres and originally
there were 3,000 acres. It is a
great place to see if you are
in the area.
Jim and Kae saw two
baseball games that Tricia
Wise played in. Her team,the
Blue Streaks, have won the
championship. It is the eight
to eleven age group and
Round 'n About
Sunday morning I heard a
toot -toot from the harbour. I
couldn't tell if the ship was
corning in or going out butt
just HAD to know. Walt
thinks I'm off my rocker -
suddenly jumping into the
car and heading for the dock,
but to fell the truth I
MISSED seeing these big
fellows inching their way
around our harbour and the
"Little Toots" huffing busily
about swinging the big brute
around into place.
The Robert S. Pierson had
just arrived. "Soo River
Company" was painted in
very large letters on the side.
of the ship. It was headed for
the elevators. Once it was in
the Basin (as I think of it),
the Donald Bert tugs went
into motion. The three of
them were beautiful. A huge
curly tail of rope adorns the
nose of each tug. Bright
insignia is carefully painted
on the cabins and every inch
of the work ship is brightly
painted and was shining
proudly in the sun. It was
plain to see that Donald Bert
has young helpers who like
fussing with the jugs.
They huffed back and forth
until the big ship was nosed -
in properly, then they took
overpushing and grunting
until they had it lined up
beside the -big elevators.
I was surprised and
pleased. - to see so many
people on the dock. Didn't
see a' soul that I knew -
imagine! -
Quite a few had cameras
and were snap -snapping
every time a huge puff of
black smoke erupted from
the stack of the big ship. This
one, I was informed, is the
last of the coal burners - the
black smokers. They, too are
breaking the smoking habit.
(Thank goodness). ,
Actually, I miss the
plumes of smoke trailing the
trains and ships. It was very
colorful - may I say
'beautiful9 - curling through
there are four teams in the
league. On Thursday even-
ing they saw Atlee Wise play
on his team. They won the
-game: eIt .-was- the--Village-n.
Drive Thru team made up of
'dreamt) of the area.
Harold and Betty Anne
Elphick entertained the
Elphick family on Sunday at
their home in honour of their
niece Kendra Elphick, prior
to her marriage in August.
Amy Rotteau, daughter of
Brad and Dianne Rotteau of
Ai nberley, is spending a
week at camp at silver Lake
while her sister, Emily spent
a few days at Amberley
Beach with her grand-
-"aids, Mr. and ATM, .Peter ______
Rotteau and her cousins, Ed-
die and Michelle Rotteau.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb
have their two grand-
children, Darryl and
Meredith McClutcheon of
Lions Head with them for a
week. On Friday they had
their daughter and son-in-
law, Sandra and.Bob.Darling
of Hanover stay for a few
hours and Shelly Irvin,
daughter of William and
Shirley Irvin spent a couple
of days at her grandparents'
home.
(Martha Rathburn
the sky. I loved watching it -
later hated it when I realized
what it was doing to our
world. Kid stuff! But I hope I
never grow up!
Our beaches are nice and
colorful - the Parks staff are
good workers - I just wish the
screwballs who damage the
properties could be made to
repair and renew the things
they damage - besides
paying for the materials.
This would give them
respect for property and
respect for money and
people besides learning
respect for themselves.
When they have this, they
will protect instead of smash
, other wople's property -
they would be safe to live
with. '
Respect has to be taught
them before they start to
walk. They have your
number by the time they are
two years old. The little
wheels are turning and they
have control before they are
seven. This must scare, or
should scare, the young
mothers and fathers to
pieces. The big let -down in
the discipline department
many years ago was when
they took the strap away
from the schools, made
people think they were
th"Martha
wrong to spank and started
giving and giving the . kids
without the "giving" in
return. The young people
will not thank the parents for
being softies. They will do as
they wish when they are
teens.
The young fathers and
mothers are really on the
spot. The oldsters know that
the improvement has to be
made at home - by them - but
do these young people know
how to do it? Several
generations of fathers and
mothers have not had this
discipline and so it has been
easy to let the kids go - and
disown them when they
became unruly, unthinking
teeners.
Some parents, I know, are
really trying to give their
kids a good start. These are
the ones who will reach the
top when they are full grown.
They will know how to think
and DO, how to enforce the
laws, teach respect and
discipline and love for others
and their property. They will
make a world that doesn't
need to fear the bomb, will
teach their children to love
their parents who were
concerned for their future. It
will be worth all the effort
and heartache - We hope we
can heti). .
,Love, Martha.
A lot of pea ple
all life
"The Survival of
the 'Fittest".
You know, a lot .
of people are
right.
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