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Kees-jan Groen of the Netherlands, in Canada for Bruce Murray Lions International Youth
Camp, stands between the family he is staying with -Mel and Dorothy Bogie of Goderich.
Groen is one of 40 youths from countries all over the world, ranging in age from 16-21, who
are on a four week tour of Canada. The youths stopped in at Art's Landscaping for a dip in
the pool and a fish fry last week.(photo by Ted Spooner)
Fun Day
planned by
Sunday school
AUBURN
Mildred Lawlor, 526-7589
LOCAL
Mrs. Donald Oldrieve of Toronto (former-
ly Betty Asquith of Auburn) called on Ellen
o
n Saturday.
Philips
Johnston and Laura
.
There will be no Church at Knox United
Church for the month of . August but will
resume again on September 6 at 10 a.m.
Sorry to report that Rev. Carne, minister
'of the Missionary Chapel, is in a' London
hospital. He is wished a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Jardin of, Port•Alber-
ni, B.C., have returned home after spending
holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Jardin. During their visit, a family picnic
was held. Those attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Jardin and family, Mrs. Bonnie
Armour and Julia and Miss Anne Marie
Hanson, all of Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs.
HarcIld Jardin of Belgrave..
Knox United .Church Sunday School will
commence at 10 a.m. during.. -church hour
starting September 6.
A one -day Sunday School Fun Day will be
held on Wednesday, August 12 from 9:30
a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for ages 4-12. Songs, crafts
and stories will be the activities. For more
information or if in attending
interested e
'please phone Margo Middelkamp at
529-7785.
BOYS MITE BALL TEAM
The Auburn Boys Mite Team defeated the
Goderich No.2 team July 22 with a score of
20-5. The Auburn team
were strong at bat
with home runs by Jonathan Collins, Ryan
Chamney and Mrac Bricker. There was a
strong team effort by Wilfred Datema,
Joshua Foster, Shane Webster, Jason
Rutledge, David Campbell, Fred Daterf4a,
Benji Ilakkers, Shawn Hakkers, Michael
Schneider and Michael Johnston. The boys
remain undefeated this seasin. Their next
game is against Colborne Township on July
29 at Benmiller. Auburn then plays Wednes-
' day, August 5 at home to Londesboro at 7
p.m.
Bazaar and tea
successful
in Port Albert
artiMAWILWANWSWEACt
PORT ALBERT
NEWS
Christ Church annual Tea and Bazaar was
once again a huge success with its various
hand-crafted articles and most popular bak-
ed foods. Thanks to all the ladies who make
it possible each year.
Deepest sympathies to the family of the
late Elmer Draper. Elmer was a lifre long
resident of Port Albert and will be sadly
missed.
Congratulations to Gary and Anita
Taylor. The newlyweds will take up
residence on' North Street in Post Albert
• after a honeymoon in the Pocono Mountains.
As the hottest summer in 22 years con-
tinues, many area residents and vaca-
tioners have been enjoying our lovely beach.
A note to all parents, constant supervision
is required to ensure a safe and happy
summer.
Many thanks to Louis Hartman for his
voluntary time spent emptying the garbage
cans at the beach. Everyone's help with this
would be greatly appreciated. - -
Gwen Fisher is nor reporting the Port
Albert News and would appreciate being In-
formed
of the l
atest
ha enin s in our area.
formedg
pP
She can be reached by calling 529-7821.
F,igy youths from all over the world, in Canada for the Bruce
Flurry Lions International Youth Camp, stopped at Art's Land-
scaping for a dip in the pool and a fish fry last week. The youths
range in age from 16-21 and are on a four week tour of Canada.
Kees-jan Groen of the Netherlands is staying with a Goderich
family-- Mel and Dorothy Bogie.(photo by Ted Spooner)
Youths from across the world. meet
in Goderich for swim and fish fry
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Youths from all over the world, 40 of from Canada, Italy, France, Belgium, Goderich.
them, were in Goderich last week at Art's Israel, Japan, Finland, U.S., Austria, Den- This marks the 26th year for the interna -
Landscaping for a swim and a fish fry. mark, England, Rowanda (Africa, "anal camp and over 40,000 youth have
They are in Canada for four weeks as Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland. . participated. -
part of the Bruce Murray Lions Interna- The camp is paid for by the International They have already been to Canada's
tional Youth Camp. The youths take trips Lions Club and the youths stay with Lions Wonderland and Niagara Falls since they
and are shown the culture of Canada. For members and other families in Canada. arrived and their tour continues. Youths
many this is their first visit to Canada. Kees-jan Groen of the Netherlands is stay- • from Finland and -Japan will spend an ex -
They range in age from 16-21 and come ing with Mel and Dorothy Bogie of tra two weeks in Canada.
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