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Mall fun
In what they hope will become an annual event, Suncoast Mall mer-
chants hosted their first Goderich Founders Day Celebration last
week complete with a midway and helicopter rides. On the mid-
way, six-year-old Billy Wilson became the train ride's engineer
while, at right, Marlaine and Bethany Lindsay of Wingham enjoyed
a ride on the swings. (photo by Lou -Ann Hope)
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Mark Vessey, 10, of 260 Tilt St. (centre)
won -the bicycle saFtey rodeo, hcId.at Sun -
coast Mall Sat.: i)on ('orriveau, of the Sun -
coast Merchants Association '1 right) and
Const: Matt Afi'leek presented Mark with
his prize, a new CCM scooter. Vesscy won
a run-off 'with: runner-up Mathew Brown,
13, to take the win. There were five events
in the rod(4) designed to demonstrate eyei-
ing safety and skills.
Doucette
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Arthur Circle
Store Open: 9:00 a.m. - 9 p.m., Wed., Thurs., Fri.
CE_OSING DOWN
LE CONTINUES...
The Arthur (!i reit. Aux. !tet at the horne of
Betty 1ielesic..lutte 15 -for a salad -supper
meeting, in ,the garden. Betty opened the
meeting, with a native prayer, in •keeping
with the thence of native studies. She also
welcoinl' everyone.
Betty. € ave, a• reading "Beloved, let us
Love One Another' followed by scripture
readings, from Matthew 22, verse 34,
Homans 15, by (;Enda Salter. Marion
Doucette, a puppeteer,"was introduced and
she del ighted. the group av i.th her "apron" as
she called it. which Ind tnar>'y pockets of
puppets .and she denutnstr•ate(i how she
makes these creatures, tier endless. nursery
I'liya.nes and lines by .tnernory, caught
everyone's attention. She also showed many
- finger puppets anci'finishe(I the evening with
afavoritc puppet The I,ady" who swallow-
ed .a huge mount. of eatables. large and
small. The roll call was answered by a
•€crvor'ite flower. followed by a short business
session.
(Greer ('a 'ren thanked Betty for her
hospitality and the delirious dinner, served
by her conurrittet'.
Pres. Joyce (Garrick closed the meeting
" with prayer. 'I'ht' next meeting will be Sept.
21.
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Skit is part of
camp experience
A very aiiilising. but equally challenging
skit based on the il('.V purpose highlighted
the "camp -fire" portion of the• afternoon
programme as about 100 women from
-Huron-Perth Presbyterial gathered for their
annual "Campsite Experience." The skit
was written by Alma Langford, of Exeter,
who was also one of the Huron -Perth Thes-
pians" performing it. Others' participating
were Helen Anderson of Tavistock. Muriel
('oultes of Belgrave, Phyllis Cox of
Goderich, and Linda Hawley of Exeter.
. Women were asked in this 25th anniversary
yea'. to evaluate the activities of their -own
local groups.
'Coffee and cookies were waiting as the
"campers" arri‘ ed• and Anna Key's of Var-
na began the day with a sing -song: Other
parts of the day included typical ramp ac-
tivities— discussion groups meeting• in the
sunshine following the morning address on
"Celebration" by, Rev. Bonnie Lamble of
Walton-Bluevale: the outdoor ret'reation in
charge of Nancy Corrigan of Bluevale.
Following a generous pot -luck lunch, a
mock campfire program was conducted in-
cluding real camp songs,,the skit, and final-
ly a most inspirational comtmunion service
conducted in the outdoor chapel by Miss
Debbie Hoekstra of Exeter. and the Rev_ .
Bonnie Lamble.
The combination of an excellent pro-
gramme and a 'delightful location on the
shore of Lake Huron easily banished the
discomfort of tharecent heatwave. It was a
real celebration, thanks to the work of the
planning committee - Jean Taylor,
Bayfield; Mary F. Dow, Mitchell; and Jean
'Mothers, Wingham.
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