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IN�SDRflICE.,KA:PERS
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Students from the at the. home of Mrs. Tina
Kingsbridge area entering Logteriburg on u Thursday
Fail Semesters at different afternoon, September 16, •
Universities and ,Schools of Demonstrator was Gertie
Learning this September are: Fritzl.ey of.R,R 2, Goderich.
Ken Doherty, sen of Mr, Eddie and Sheila Sinnett:
and Mrs Frank Doherty, returned to their home here
fourth year, University of on Thursday, September 16
s rn Ontario majbri ztgi1r;--foticrwing-•1-1-•dans-o4he-bo
Honours History, 'The Paul H, Townsend
Peter Frayne, son of Mr. They enjoyed return cruises
and Mrs. ,Donald Frayne; from Alpena, Michigan to
fourth year, University of Oswego, New `r. York, to
Westelrn Ontario majoring in
French and Spanish:
Margaret Frayne,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
ar nald Frayne, first- year,
King's College, University of
Western Ontario, General
---Arts Course. .
Lawrence Hogan, son of
Mir and•Mrs. John Howard,
Centralia . Cdlle.ge,
'Agriculture Business
Management.
.: Debbie Maize, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.. John Maize,
Marvel Beauty Schools,
London, hairdressing course.
Ben Miltenburg, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Miltenburg,
University of Guelph, first
year Veterinary of Medicine.
Len Miltenburg, son of Mr.
'.and. Mrs. Jphn Miltenburg,
University of Guelph, fourth
year in. agriculture. . -
Marianne Miltenburg
daughter of -Mr. and Mrs.
John Miltenburg, University
of. ' Guelph,.'. second year
Family and Consumer
Studies.-
.
tudies.-
IKathle.en -O'Keefe,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs..
Joseph O'Keefe, King's
• College, University of
Western' Ontario, first year
-General Arts ~Course.
Nancy O'Keefe; daughter. of
• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe,
King's_Coll.ege, University..of
Western •.Ontario, second'
year.
GIen:Tigert;:son of Mr. and
d Mrs. Jack Tigert, University.
of Western :Ontario, second
Lizzette VanDiepanbeek,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank • VanDiepanbeek,
Marvel Beauty Schools;.
London; hairdressing course,
beginning on October 4.
Bernadine VanRo.oy,
daughter of Mr, 'and ".Mrs.
John VanRooy, Registered
Nursing • Assistant , course,
F anshawe College; .London.
•
Clarkston, : Ontario and •.to.:
Cleveland, Ohio. Their father,
Jim. Sinnett is the -Chief
Engineer onthe boat.
Congratulations to
Lucknow Agricultural
Society for having such ,a
wonderful fall fair on Friday
• and. Saturday, September 17
and 18. The junior grades of'
St. 'Joseph's school,
Kingsbridge entered the.
float, "'The Three Little
Pigs".
Mrs. Bob Howard returned
to her home here on Thur
sday, " September 16 after
spending • three weeks
vacation visiting with • her.,
family and friends in Ireland.
Mrs. Brenda hook held a
"Close Friend and Relative
Shower" for Diane Vassella,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs..
Fred Vassella; at her home on
Saturday evening; September
18. Mrs. Marian MacLennan
was the master ofeeremonies
for .a .shtrirt 'program. Lunch
was served by the hostess. A
community shower is being
planned for Diane to be held
in St. Joseph's 'Parish, Hail,•
Kingsbridge, ' on Friday;
September .24 at 8:30 p.m.
Donations for the shower may
be left at Lanes,' Am'berley . -
and Kintail Stores D'
Di
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Donald Wi. Insley, Ontario Division's President of the
Canadian Cancer Society will be speaking at the Seaforth'
Golf Club, Septetnber 27 at 7:30 p.m. Mr. Insley will be
speaking at the Huron County Division's 'Annual
meeting. Mr:. -Insley is presently vice-president-
programming of, Radio Station CFRB, Toronto. He has
_served .the. Cancer Society -in various.positiA,ns. He was
president of the Toronto Unit as well as president of tie
Metropolitan Toronto District. At Divisional level, he
servi�d as a -Member of the publicity committed, -as vice-
chairman of the education `committee and later, as '.
chairman, of that Ontario division comi�nittee. He•has;.
held °various other 'positions in the Society before
ii
becoming president of„the Ontario Division.
s
marriage.. to •Mr•:. Paul
Anthony Wisser, son ,of Mr.
-and Mrs. Anthony Wisser of
Goderich,. ,will take place on
Saturday; . October 2 in Si.
Joseph's Church,
Kingsbridge.
Mr. and Mrs.. Delmar,
Maize ' and family ; from
- Unionville, •Miss Diane.
Vassella and ' friend .Paul
Wisser of Scarborough spent
the weekend at thehome of
• Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Vassella.
Mrs. Violet 'Sutter, Detroit,
Michigan and. Mr: and Mrs
Art DeBaker (Lucille`. Sutter)
of Warren, Michigan spent
• the weekend with the for-
• Several, from Dunganno
enjoyed the Fashion. Show a
North Street United Church
onWednesday evenin
featuring fashions .from the
Fashion` Shopp'e on th
Square
Mr. and M'rs. ' Reginal
Jones., Michael and Gareth
accompanied'- by Mrs.. Jones'
father of Toronto .enjoyed
three weeks in. • Englaiid
Wales and 'Ireland. They
visited Mr. Jones'' mother• in
Bedfordshire, -. England ;and
his four brothers in England,
and other relatives in Wales.
They looked up records o
Mrs:. Jones' ancestors in
Ireland. and kissed. the
Blarney Stone while there.
They will have many. lasting
memories of a wonderful trip.
• Mi'ss ' Sue Godfrey and
• friend of Kitchener 'visited
her parents : • Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Godfrey on • the
weekend; :,•
Members: of Mr. 'and Mrs.
Russell Jahnston's family
came from: London to
celebrate their father's birth-
day on the. weekend.
However, Mr. Johnston was
admitted to Win.gharri
`Hospital onrSatii`r ay:acid onSunday the family visited him
there.
Mr.• 'and Mrs. Thomas
Fowler, Darrel and•Karen
visited' his' parents Mr: and.
Mrs. Clias.,Fowler on Sunday.
to celebratd their 40th . wed-
ding,anniversary.
MiSs Patsy Anderson, of
London,: Jim Anderson,
Hamilton and MT. and' Mrs.
John ' Anderson, Goderich
were home on the;weekend
and the Anderson' family
celebrated Madeline's bir,
'thday' and -Tan and Suzan-
n tie's first • wedding. an-.
t niversary.
Mr. • and Mrs: Frank Eedy
g returned • to Calgary' ' after.
Spending two: weeks in
e Dungannon and visiting
relatives. •
Reginald
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry' Wilbur,
, W illowdale spent- a few days
at their -summer home here, :.
,Mrs. Cecil Blake , spent;
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Dick. Kilpatrick in Wingham
and attended the Baptist
• Church Anniversary there.
Mrs:- Lorne I -vers served
juice and cookies to friends'
f and neighbours who called on
Mrs. Ivers at:. Pinecrest
mer's brother, .Mr:' and 'Mrs:
SOCIAL NEWS. , ''' Cyril Austin, •
Mrs. Bernardine Kinney.of Plans are being 'made Jur
Kingsbridge and six ether the Annual Pro Life Dinner
members -of the ” Huron meeting to be held in the form
of a Pot Luck . dinner at the
Branch .of: Heritage Canada St Joseph's Parish Hall in
attended the symposium held Kingsbridge •on, Monday
in Kingston --from September 9
to 12 "New Life for Old evening October I8 at 7 p.m.
Buildings"conferences dealt The . guest. speaker will be
with the Doctor . keg. -Bannister•of
problems of local
groups' working to' save' Preston
Architectural Heritage, the'` stag for ,Steven Wylds,
importance of public "''Wylds,
of Mr.:and Mrs. Warren
T -awareness..: <and ,,_.fundi of Wylds, was held atForan s on
Saturday evening,- September
public projects. Workshops 18. Steven's marriage to
were held -at ' the Donald Brenda Moran, - daughter of
Gordon Centre, Queen's" Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Moran,
University, Kingston..There will take place on Saturday,
were also tours of important September 25 at 4 p.m.. in the
buildings •and sights • of Ashfield Presbyterian hurch.
Kingston. • •The' dinner will be at the
.Congratulations to Michael Legion Hall, Goderich, with
- Courtney, son of Mr. and Mrs. an open en 'reel, tion towat
Leo Courtney of Goderich and 9 m. p
Graham Hamilton, son of Mr. Miss Anne VanDiepanbeek,
and Mrs. Donald Hainilton; daug•
hter of and nd Mrs.
both of Ashfield; Township, • Frank. VanDier. ndk, is
who shared , ticket number teaching French and Home
35885 in series 32 with eight Economics at the Kincardine
.r - _-other _:employees_ of`the_High,Sthoo1-. She -,had -taught.
Dominion Roads Machinery previously at St. ,Marys,
Company, Goderich and were Ontario.
each. -Had they held series eves rom this area
number 57 they would' have attended the open house, tea
divided • the $100,000. and the very" delightful
Congratulatioris •also to program held •at the
ationsh; Kevin ' necrest_Nursing Home in.
Robert, Con Hogan and Lucknow on'•Sunday 'ai`'
Bernice Kemp, all of Ashfield ternoon; September 19 and
Township; who Were winners : enjoyed best. of all the. visit'
of ` $25:00 each in recent with the patients there. ;. '
Winta.rio draws. Several :from this area
• Congratulations to Mr. and attended* the ..Huron County
Mrs. Theo VanDiepan. who Historical Meeting held in the
celebrated. their 25th wedding St. Augustine Parish Hall' on
anniversary 'on Saturday, Monda'` r evenings September
September 18. Theo and Tina 20. The, guest speaker was'
are holidaying in Holland and Lawyer George . Brophy, on , e
a 25th anniversary party -with. History
. He spoke on the
their.family was the highlight History of St. Augustine from
its beginning up to• the year
ortheirvacation:. They plan to 1904.
return home on Saturday','.
September 25. '
The IKingsbrldg'e Catho is
Taylor s (or:
individual . winners of $100
Several f h
Women's League held , bir-
thday celebrations in the
Kingsbridge Parish Hall on •
•
Thursday afternoon, , ,Sep- ,. •r I S e x Q
terober 16, in honor of Father
Ed Dentinger .and Mr. and,'
Mrs. Sack VanOsch's biro BY MARJORIE DE BOER
thdays, .and for '• Rite Howard •
as her birthday fell, that' Tire Taylor's Corners 4-H
day. Games of'euchr were Club heldits second meeting
'played and '.a sing song held. September 15 at the home of,
ith Mrs. Walter Clare atthe Mrs. de Boer, The discussion
sono.11ir'thday cake and ice centered • around cereal
c
gain were served and. a ' produets and cooking cereals, •
socialhour>followed Members were taught ways
Several' from this area,. to make cooked cereals ap-
attended the Toy Chest Party, pear • appetizing and look
•
•
Manor on Friday, September:
17 on the occasion of his 85th~,:x
birthday. Congratulations to
Mr. Iver.! 1
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Webster
visited ` Mr. and Mrs.. Ken
Thomas and family in Bolton
to celebrate their .53rd:•
wedding anniversary on the
weekend. ,
Brookside .:School ,float, at
Lucknow Fair; depicting Old
King Cole and some .of
subjects, won First Prize.
• Some school children mar-
r'.heci_ with—the floes t, —toe.
Several Brookside' pupils.
were represented among the.
winners in the various classes
of elementary.school work.
Since Looby 'Construction.
has begun :w.or.k-on, the bridge..
on the fourth concession. of
Ashfield and that section of
road is -blocked off, the -school
bus routes had to be changed
somewhat Bus one, driven by
Mrs. Jamieson, now picks up-
ch5ldren between main' street
and the. Mill Hill formerly
• pieked'up by;Mr. Blake's buss
four. " l
Dungannon 4-H gfflS
111--te1'EQt-d0b
Dungannon 'I'' 441 Club held Mrs. ` Young; secretary,
its first meeting an Tuesday, rotates
September 14 at Mrs. .F: •Other Members are Kathy
young's home' for "The Pentland,. Kathy Robson,.
Cereal Shelf", Leaders 'are Sylke Becker, Debbie Kerr,
Mrs.: Young and Mrs.- G.. Sharon : Sproul, Elaine,.
Errington, Annabel and Lila Stewart,
•
The election of officers took •• Irene Martin and Glenda
place: President is ' BeT hark.
Errington; vice-president,s llut"'g bits. project there•i
g s
Marilyn Sproul; -,treasurer,
cereals and products made
rnuCh'to be learned about
mine grain,..
attractiVe. A kernel of wheat
` was disected; and the various
value each
the'nutritional
value each were discrssed
rs. de'B15er demonstrated
the making of:cooked •cereal
All members participated in
the making- of dogwoods,
which, are' ..a •,novel way of
using harburger.olt.aahotdog;
bun.
is
`from them, .Interesting
recipes will be.dernonstrated
• ;and _members wilfl jve
opportunity : to make main i•
dishes, ' snacks, desserts:
cookies, etc.
.`Itrypan cookies were made
by the senior girls and the
juniors placed them on waxed
paper; All the girls tasted the.
cookies and gave 'their
corn eats. '
The next Meeting: will be
Thursday night on'September
••/2 at rt'he home of Mrs. G'i;orge
.1rrington -
' Betty Errington enjoyed 'a, -
day at Western Fair, London,
a nest of°tlr 4 1-1
We, 'The •Management and Staff of the
Toronto -Dominion Bank, Suncoa
it, Mall, 'Goderich take pleasure in announcin,g the addition of
Mrs. Doris Wilcox, to the position of part-time teller with our branch: Doris ,is originally
from Goderich and is another reason why "The.people at the T/D Baiil1C make the differunce"
'1 --HOURS' OF BUSINESS
Mon. Tues..Wed. 10:00 A.M. - 4:30 `P.M:
Thursda . .
Y � � •� 1.0:00 A.M. - :8:00 P.M.
Friday 10:00 A.M., -. 6:00 P.M....
• Open your account today, save time and parking problems and let the people at
the -'T.D. satisfy all yourbanking needs.
the bank; where f)eople-rrmake the difference
SUNCQ ST Att G0DERICH..
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Our gigantic store -wide SeptemtberSale is now over; 13ut we still have a
few items left that we must move out now: Look them over. Check the
value. Come in Sand save.
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LEI 7H1 Electric FIREPLACE
Reg. $285.85
�aTe�`rice
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"ZE RO CLEARANCE" FIREPLACE
keg. $347:95
tale; Price
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11h .'S.TINGHOU.SE .A1i..CONDITI:ONER
6,0 '0 .B.T.IJ.
Reg. 4249;95
Sale Price
•2 Only '
20" 3 SPEED WINDOW FANS
Reg. $35.95
SalePic-e
X9 '95'
1' Only
ELECTROHiME,...STEREO PHONOGRAPH
AND STAND.
Reg• 5126.90
Sal.
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Price
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1 Only ,, • ..
EI:EC•TROHONIE STEREO PHONOGRAPH
ApH
Reg. $95.'45 • . • :$49 95
Sale Price
2 Only
PONDEROSAPINE BOOK CASES .
• Reg. $27.95
EACH 95
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