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Clinton News-Record, 1962-09-20, Page 7MARRKOM para Ouimet, Raney the date Jaynes $tn DEATHS 100ME — In Viet pital, London,- on W A HOS- Qn B1IRTHS .- In Scott TA Q-ALLANT—In Clinton.Public Hospital, _on Sunday, Sep tember IG, 196?, to Corpora .and Mrs, John Gallant, )Bay field, a sQz,, , IVES --.- Tn Scott Mer a Q4, tai Seaforth, on Thur$ Seiateznber 6, 1962, t Mr, anal Mrs. >aonald Ives, Rlii 2, Clinton, a son, JEFFERSON—in Clinton Pub lie Hospital, on Friday, .Sep, reinter 14, 1962, to 1VIr. ,and Mrs, Donald C, Jefferson, Clinton, a daughter (Susan Elaine; sister for, Cheryl LONGFIELD -• In a London hospital, on Tuesday, Sep- tember I$, I.962, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Longfield, Lon- don, a daughter (sister for Janet and Nancy), I McCOY--In South Huron Hos. pital, Exeter, on Saturday September 8, 1962, to Corp-' oral and Mrs, Jack McCoy, Adastral Park, a daughter (Anne Marie, Sister for Mona and Tim). -In Midland Gen - 'al, on Saturday, 15, 1962, to Dr. C. K. ,McKnight, aay, aepzemoer `v, :Lub4; wi:- son (Promer Ter raw, Anna Ilam John Telford, 280 and Mary and fourth grand - Emily Street, Simcoe, belov- ' child for Judge and Mrs• ed husband of Lorraine Tal- Frank Fingland, Clinton) . bot (formerly of Bayfield) in McSHERRY In Scott Memor- his 43rd year.. Service from ial Hospital, Seaforth, on the George W. Baddock fun- Saturday, September 8, 1962, eral home and St. Paul's to Mr. and Mrs, Jerome Me - Presbyterian Church, on Sherry, RCAF Station Clin- Tuesday, September 11, and ton, a daughter. interment in Oakwood Ceme- NIVINS—In Marine tery, Simcoe. .Alexandra and General Hospital, Gode- o CLINTON WI TO MEET rich, on Tuesday, September 11, 1962, to Mm, and Mrs, NEXT` THURSDAY, SEPT. 27 Alexander Nivins, RR 3, Au - The Cliimt�on Women's Insti- burn, a daughter.. tube will meet on Thursday, PATTERSON Yn Clinton Pub - September 27 at 2,30 pan. in • lie 'Hospital, on Saturday, taW aigricultwtal office board September 15, ,1962, to Mr, ronin. In, charge of the program and Mrs. Ken Patterson, RR are 1Vf . W. Wase and' Mria. 3, Blyth, a daughter. J. Gibson'. Hdstesses are. Mrs, TAYLOR — In Clinton Public Hospital, on Sunday, Septem- N, Tyddaall, Mics. W. Wise, Mrs, bey 16, 1962, to LAC and Mrs, J. Batkin�, Mrs. N. Trewartha T. Taylor, 115 Mary Street, and Mrs, W. Tbwapsan. Clinton, a son. ' Gralat Mills pFficiated for the d b le r cer cub... ring a5t :wear wend limf+ied Ito ane 'i tioe Ito which mixt v y many Attend Your Church .Sa . . , $y ' ravel+led .by motor Wiith Ing... cart :Ssgt, Joseph Has ' al, Lo4id ,goon , ._.. _crony,. The bride. i t e d r, _s h Aughte_ � • P This Sunday ALL SERVICES DAYLIGHT SAVING TiME i 4f Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred H. Glazier RR 3, Clinton, and the CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Federation of Canada) Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A. SUNDAY= -10:00 a.m.- Sunday School 11..15 am.—FAMILY WORSHIP 7,00 p.m.—Evening Service All Are . Welcome Here Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday, September 23 9.45 a n, Worship Service 21.00 a.m,—Sunday Sehool 8.00 p.m. ----Guest Speaker: Mr. Eric Vetters, London Boys and girls are welcomed to children's meeting conducted by Eric Vetters, London, Sep- tember 24 to 26 at 7 p.m. Tuesday—Bible Study and. prayer at 8 p.m. All Welcome St. Andrev�'s Presbyterian Church Rev. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A. Interim Moderator Mrs. M. J. AGNEW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, September 23 Dr. S. M. Scott, • Kincardine, guest speaker. ALL WELCOME TO WORSHIP WITH US Anglican Church of Canada St. Paul's _ Clinton . Rev. P. L. Dymond, LTh, Rector Charles Merrill., Oreanist and Choir Leader Sunday, September 23 TRINITY XIV 8.30 a.m.•--Holy Communion 11,00 a.m.---Morning Prayer 2,30. pan. ---Junior Confirmation Class 7.00 p.m, --Evening Prayer Christian Reformed Church REV.. L. SLOFSTRA Minister Sunday, September 23 7,0.00 a.m.—Reading Service in Dutch 8,00 p.m. Service in English EVERYONE WELCOME BAYFIELD :BAPTIST CHURCH T. Leslie Hobbirks, B.A., Pastor Sunday, September 23 10.00 axn,--Sunday School 11.00 a.m.--Mernine Worship "What Jesus Left His Disciples" 7.30 p.m.—Evangelistic Hour "The Man Of The Earth" Wed., 8' p.m.—Prayer Service Fri., Sept. 28, 7:30 p.minduc- tion •Service. You are cordially invited to yv these services, +v Joseph Streit GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered in the name ofthe Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hall invite you to come and hear the Gospel, the old, old story of Jesus and His Love. Orden of meetings on Lord's Day as follows: Services 51,00 a.m,-Breaking Bread $.00 p.m.—Sunday School 7 00 p.m.—Preaching the Gospel 8.00 Pm, --•Thursday =- Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. - -- ------------------ Resleg-illis-•-alastc�iiillc ��nite?t �tCC��xxtlics EV. CLIFFORD G. PARK,. M.A., Minister HOLMESViLLIE 9A55 .arni:�--Joint Session ok Sunday School and Church Fdr Sunday School Rally Day Programme 1nrE8LEY-WtLLI8 1i.00 a.m.—Church Service Subject: "Divorce: A New Look At An did OedblCnti" 1.2,10 p,m, -Si na&y ,School Ontario Street United Church I>�NDLY Cl# `Rein" pastor's RlwV. GRANT MILL§, B.A. 9.0 a,:nri,-- 8uhdk;y School 1i:bb &.m,-�•Anhiversary Sdtvioe Guest Speaker., Aev; H, 1#ryce, Hamilton #.m. --At hlvek,sar'y aervicl: Special music at bath services tUltNEWt CHURCH (SERVICES W1t"fDItAWX) 1 RJoseph's Chair c I 1; o Newman,61 tier in cereinonie4s wfiiuther i y pemn� tt�uvg. Planus ai_e b'ei'n . p�aire!d ibr c a flew' .e�y�,pn� vv�hicli sh�aul'd talke :Plaa'ce Inc itlhe future, The Sit. Marys iVl+amoNog Banld, Which is d4recbed. .b by Andy Hoe, has rnwuted to visit Clinton.Tihe' lintan C�►nnnn' Thq„rsr, Sept'. 4Px �9b;-'C1�r�tq,n New'_K_ rt, ' Pays 00`�Qur HaSkets of whiff* glad olus with fern, white candelabra _ '/fin pp . n Mhct +tu aSt Akaghlt f ala": eu ori fo lYioosep new membe S, Mrs. Ernie Mor- He is now back at E Manuel Col- � r/sl! 1+ ..,4 , .ilia p I Sharp and white pew tiesA. SS well ns floor carpet,creaied an all_To"Janet white setting in Ontario Street � iii Ma�Chon�. n , Mb's, Cliff Astutpli wRn Iii Saskt, weddiof fQnerls Lions +Club• ,phe off cilal pyre'- The business session included hoUn and A. La�urMie Coltluhoun Varna, 38 - - --- p May I take this opportunity sltrewn With tiny seed pearl, iced with matching lace flow- ers from fell floor" r $50 w'r�t wra.!Wk offer by An- nughest ` die members at T S't, Joseph"s i ga't wad the ''home United • Church oil Batu&day: 5eptembfir ta, When Iva DA!-. h sbetat :Jew llleeis t! d•, ?kll the grab box feat PM,at $bO Q'4ltW' .q.....alrtu, I?iCAF 511t*lom F ^ ? :i'a Prairie, Macau,, to GQlaws, -01* at cif �'�' pay.-.1Biel Mist lauox T,e toouioium Giasier,. Clinton, became. '- " ... = y.. t .store, Myr al f�} iyLxs, Ciigiard S tv , Stnlat4? olrl' dantter of iiirt. axil tin. M> Janat .S hana Yfla'3' faF't41 1 the bride of .Richard. Allan Newman, Clinton, , The Rev, The 4cdvwes, of the, 1300 fall lout rblrey hate, to be Inept a?nt, 203 Pninlce 5tregat Eiast: ' ' elbemrt..Suxuith,. RM ,Moose JawA ult, e C 1 a Th o uul th, farn and valued nlember t t'he chair who is upw :in train- n- Gralat Mills pFficiated for the d b le r cer cub... ring a5t :wear wend limf+ied Ito ane 'i tioe Ito which mixt v y many sagret far � e isrie I�eun . ,his t . g T wlliil be a ' u4 rise tip al tp oil Saturn re�� hie day f a iarip, to the west coast, .Sa . . , $y ' ravel+led .by motor Wiith Ing... cart :Ssgt, Joseph Has ' al, Lo4id ,goon , ._.. _crony,. The bride. i t e d r, _s h Aughte_ hien items turned; :out, The Druiryi heilcl _ . .. . _l� Cliritopi!iAM comes through Mr, 'aand' ups, Harold ;000w) L1aa'ts, MSSnrtbh I'allS, visited, ?n Cia4ence Fieee.�ap, I.Q411tgan . Who, . wad aiidoying 10 the. Wesit, :On 7?eh.alf of tlhe chclir y 4f Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred H. Glazier RR 3, Clinton, and the a short Praetnice teiuuooai S'iu?'d'ay W. 1 pact The band reapers. ?a e re- to to.. t r ue4at d a_te?ud ra r�pecial ttz Clintour S'altuxday callin 04 8 shot, Hamilton, aunt of the . presi cued J"4n0t with a j ly � Pel?', Pei W and , graoin as the son gf Mrs, F• Newman . dh u7ns ,ip t�helr xvll oh :.hiad' ]been tal�eui a sift fo? r ,1a p ' epanlr ,per, ct7ce on Suiild'ay at 2;OQ parv, This,.Praobr�eie Wmlt �e'ta prepapve T7ri +i?ds, Mr, oats left. Clpnrtan 41 yearns ager. . Just Arr v �.. thermometer. >anet lba140 Marylle, France (formerly of Clinton) And the .he viq'us Tuesday, far the prfisemiliat ori 4f ~'oiaur. rmansen Prgm Fiollalnd ire c1�Qw, :apsuwj g them tt* lIr gni woulyd be F#loSL' ulSeful, sate Mr. Newman, Given in marriage. by her. To -day S'r�rntemlxe�r 20, -tlh'e lyand wil!1 be cru atendanee at "^-----o-- - } KinettesWillit4l, An!d Holm�ewi elle, �s *eco '?g nar+th Fork $ranSan Hose- SPR11G!LOWBRING With Miss P E' la vaRls' at the father, the bride was lovely in , TheJ' 'the Exeter Fall Fair. urday, September 8 in honour of her daughter. The house was than Mental Health, $10; Can- ' Clinton HU 2-9320 VV'illawdale, following a I pp11 rr nianh all jodned 1n' a jo11Y sx cer Society, $10; child expense un11 arty i be t1i tm'Y• Tin the fbmfront were the T wish to express my sincere p Thanks ms many friends malar olac�rialtic�n. He exl�eabs !fIo RK.BS "Red' song, dIeri :by Red Garan, and G maldl Bl'oM1vrv. A dbQictous i'ymlc'.h, served r try' Mins,. Gerald Bmowm, ght am ,e�oyaible evewng' to A QLas'o, a flopr length gown of white Frencdi Peau' ,db sole, lfeaturang lon S _ .g lilYpaixiat sscoop sieev and a shallow scoop neckline. eche i.th -em • red A1- td wre broide .. enco fl r- touch- n lace . o .- ties and ._ _ . ed with tiny seed pearls. The Semi -bell Sheath was richly ac- in cereinonie4s wfiiuther i y pemn� tt�uvg. Planus ai_e b'ei'n . p�aire!d ibr c a flew' .e�y�,pn� vv�hicli sh�aul'd talke :Plaa'ce Inc itlhe future, The Sit. Marys iVl+amoNog Banld, Which is d4recbed. .b by Andy Hoe, has rnwuted to visit Clinton.Tihe' QN R be dllstchargied wi�tlhtn ten d'ay's, Operate ate tooth Dgnal ri e d Cor slh spent . • weekelvd rout his Monne ,hrere, He N A Ears just returned from Ia 20 A KinBingo. AtBin Q . weeks ,stay oil a mission field The Kinette Club of Clinton .on the Manitoba border wher e met in the Oddfehows Hail on he bail three -charges: Strabtaru, Tuesday, Se tember 11, Two N�oTMh CARDS OF THANKS green shallow scoop neckline and cented by the :same lace flow- suggested daites snibaYiartted' ,to i �rA M[i and Piivewood. I wish to thank all who vis- ens, The radiance of this truly tRl'em �� September �, 3p new membe S, Mrs. Ernie Mor- He is now back at E Manuel Col- Ued me, sent flow$rs and get- Yvell .cards while I •was. a patient elegant gown was heightened- by an overskirt sweeping into or Oatober 14. A prresep#a:tian of cdlaurs fro: our band.', wM be rel a r I and Mrs Brian Heyes were 1e�, Torrcot'a, for his final year welcomed into the .Club by the in theology, in Clinton hospital; also doe- tors and nurses for dCH kind- A cathedral train, Her pillbox made in [the new fur are by the president, Mrs. Ken CZ ick, yn Mr, and Mxts, E, W. .Coloiu- Hess, T••-1VlRS, ED, CHUTEit., headdress of peau de sole Was Lions +Club• ,phe off cilal pyre'- The business session included hoUn and A. La�urMie Coltluhoun Varna, 38 - - --- p May I take this opportunity sltrewn With tiny seed pearl, iced with matching lace flow- ers from fell floor" santation of .the Pmvice of Que- bec colours, may bre made aje the same time,the p Ions for the operation of a booth at the Kinsmen bingo at Lions Arena on October 3. Rogers Westic of sayin thank g You to all which a length pure silk French lila- Next Tlirursld�Y, S'epibernber, Mrs. Bill Chowen and Mrs, friends and neighbours who sent flowers, cards and gifts while scan veli with hand polled edge, 27, Your b'ankli will .attend' thie q Peiving cdr'emomnes of t Bay- Malt Edgar were appointed as the Kinette representatives to TY I was a patient in Victoria Hos- pitad;-Thank DAISY She carried a white lace Bible crested with a white orchid, fieldFall F1ajr- the Retarded .Children's As - you, ARKELL, 38b and trailing stephanotis and Theme ,are a Pew more thing- sociation for the Ggming year, - - -- white taffeta streamers, planned for the band dluring Plans were completed for the I wish to thank all who vis- itercl ori e sent o ard% flowem-and Mrs, CIayton (Ruth) Hod- anniversary dinner which was held at the Latin � quarter" in their t_ i home at 93 Coe Hill . , grafts wihdae I wail a patient e. Wdt'orlaHasrpital, London ec- gins, sister of the bride, was: matron of honour, Bridesmaids Drive, Toronto Prior to her marriage the : London, It was decided to do" - nate the Kinsmen ,Club • , W, thanks, to Dr, Addison, Bootttle AmMiam�ce audr Rev. C, were Miss Dawn :Grigg, Clin- ton; Mrs, Clem (Jean) IDesjar- bride was feted at several showers, held at the home of help a to help them furnish a room i at the Clinton Public Hospital. G. Park.--F,,OY CA.NTELON. dine, Forest, cousin of the Mrs, T, Forester, Toronto; Mrs. shot, Hamilton, aunt of the 38x bride; Miss Mary McDougall, Jean. Langdon, Toronto; Mrs. Financial report read by Mrs. groom. Assisting in the rooms London, and Mrs, John (Suz- Harold Bauder Goderich and Andy Peterson included a list SALES &SERVICE T sincerely thank m friends Y Y and neighbours who visited me, sent cards, flowers and treats anne) Trory, Barrie, Junior bridesmaids were Miss Heather Miss Dawn Grigg, RR 3, Clin-. ton of the donations made this past year as follows; Muscular Dys- f trophy, $15; Christmas Parcels, Ted R der s TV While I was a patient in Clin- McDonald Walton niece of the ' A trousseau tea was held b 4 $ 7 92; Jefferson Fund, tan hospital. Sincere thanks to groom and Miss Sherry Hod- Clinton, a niece of the Mrs, Wilfred H. Glazier on Sat $22; ,. Ma -ch of Dimes, $25; Cana- 245 Victoria St. Dr, Oakes Dr, Newland and ' nursing staff, LUCY LEVY, gins. bride.. urday, September 8 in honour of her daughter. The house was than Mental Health, $10; Can- ' Clinton HU 2-9320 38b The attendantsall w" cock- tastefully decorated with pink cer Society, $10; child expense .Serving Miss Sandra Switzer, Miss Beth tm'Y• Tin the fbmfront were the T wish to express my sincere p Thanks ms many friends for Summer School $75' re- My sincere thanks to rela- tail -length dresses of kelly crystal charm with a and white streamers and bells roses and gladiolus.' tarded children, $100; Kins- fives and Friends for visits, gifts and, cards received while a at- p green shallow scoop neckline and The tea table was draped men $60; wreath, $7. Total receipts were, Court Whist, cent in Victoria Hospital, Lon- short elbow -length sleeves, with a lace cloth hand crock.- $78 83; hobo teas, $22; bake don. Special thanks to neigh- while the gracefully molded eted by Mrs. M. Huller, and sale and draw, 31.95 • fish $ bours and friends who helped bell-shaped skirts added a. -of was centred with a spray of , ion show, $409.98. at home, --JOHN WATSON, touch elegance, being gath- white 'mums. jF and Bayfield. 38p ered in at the back :to an extra In charge of, the guest book The draw prize was won by Y wish to thank all who vis- fullness. They wore pleated were Miss Heather MacDonald As- Mrs. Ken Scott. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ken Clynick ited me, sent cards flowers and pill box headpieces adorned with matching cloud -like veil- and Miss Sherry Hodgins, listing the bride and her math- and Mrs, Frank Cook. Lunch gifts while I was a patient in the Clinton Public Hospital, ing. All carried white lace er were Mrs, Donald MacDon- conveners for October are Mrs. Special thanks to Dr, Oakes, Bibles showered with chalice ald, Walton and Mrs. George Clarence Denomme and Mrs. Rev, Mills and the nurses who roses and trailing stephanotis Tervitt, Wingham, sister of the Malt. Edgar, . were so kind to me, on white taffeta streamers, groom. o --MRS. CLARA WISE, 38p Flowergirl was Patti Me- pouring tea were Mrs. Wil. GSC Mathieson We wish toexpress our Donald, Walton, niece of the liam Cooke, great aunt of the bride and Miss Emily Hender- thanks and appreciation to the sponsors of the benefit dance groom, and she wore white crystal charm, similar to, that shot, Hamilton, aunt of the Recaps X940 for Bob on September 8 for all of the bride, and carried a groom. Assisting in the rooms the many donations and those white basket of• satin and laGg;; were Mrs. George Parker, Mrs.` • • who donated in any' other way. centred with chalice roses oil' 'Marie MacCauley, Miss Carol Battle Of Britain Words can never express ourTyerman, a white New Testament Ring- Mrs. Clem Desjard- gratitude, -BOB and MARY RATHWELL and FAMILY, 38b . bearer was Kim ns, Clin- Hodgi ins and Mrs. Clayton Hodgins. were Miss Jean Booth, (continued from -Page 1) many people shared' 'cru *the, vic- ton, nephew of the bride. .Serving Miss Sandra Switzer, Miss Beth tm'Y• Tin the fbmfront were the T wish to express my sincere p Thanks ms many friends Groomsman was William Allison, Mrs, William New- menu and women. who manned h and neighbours for cards, flow- Newman, Toronto, brother .of the groom. Ushers were Clay- man,=Miss Vera Desjardins and the radars and,, the operations , ers, visits and gifts I received while apatient in Clinton hos- a ton Hoci„ins, brother-in-law of Misr Anita Glazier; In the evening Mrs. Arthur res, and the ground' crew's who serviced, the fighter air - i p'tafl. Special, thanks to second the bride, Clinton; Frank Glew, Newman aunt of the groom. craft. We must also not *for get floor nurses, Dr. Newland, Dr, Clinton; Robert Gibbings, Tor- and three aunts of the bride, rtJhese mem* who, years. before Addison and Dr, Oakes. onto; Everett Thompson, Walk- Mrs. Harold Larder, Mrs. Al' this' bade, h'adl the imagkvatiori —MRS. JOHN McGUIRE. 38p erton, Junior ushers were Ron Bert Kneeshaw and Mrs. Mac and foresight ito ddbs'Aigm, dlev&m We wish to express our sin- Tervit, Wingham, nephew of the groom and Nick Hodgins, Falconer, poured tea, Assisting ' and' build, the radar. sfbalions ceree appreciation to our rela- Clinton, nephew of the bride, �n the .rooms were Mrs, George andthe hurricane and Spitfire tives, friends and neighbours for Parker Mrs. Mast FFaaconer•, fighters, wnitihout which Britain the sympathy, y prayers, kind- Miss *Lois Grasby, organist. Mrs. Howard McCullough, Mrs. g , would have been derfenrcerlma, ness .cards and beautiful floral of the church, provided the. Clem Desjardins and Mrs. Clay- 'I',he !bottle could wort hwe� been tributes in our time of bereave- wedding music, and accompan- ton Hodgins. won tivithout the Royras Air ment, Our thanks ,to the Rev. ied the soloist, Don McDonald, Serving were Miss Vera Des- Force's superior aircraft, iech�_ L. Hoffman, also the Beattie funeral home their kind Walton, brother-in-law of the "The jardins, Miss Jean Booth, Mrs. nolo ;y, .and cocnmramndiem. -for rendered and all others groom, who sang Wedding prayer", "The Lord's Prayer" William Newman Mrs. Rose "We all' -have a very heavyservices who assisted in any way.—Wife 'B B f t h peachey, Miss Gail MacInstock- msponkib�by coif this respect, Hyacinths, Crocus, Tulips, Daffodils, ,Grape .Hyacinths, NarFissus(French paper whit 0s) 4 Quart Basket of TotnataesF Carrots, .Potatoos, Beets, Ca4ba9p, C I Muskmelons �... GlEt .Ho1C DELPHINIUM PLANTS 49c ea. Black Knight Series, L ay.nder, Pink, White COLOURFUL BQt,1QURT 9F CUT 'MUMS 59c 75c — 6 QUART BASKETS -- Sc ea.. Clinton Greenhouse and Garden Centre 182 CHURCH STREET H U 2-7' 168 John Steele Smith and Family of Alex Sparks: 38b ONTARIO Y,f, STREET � �. YOUR DOCTOR �, �* CAR COATS ""' with Class We wish to e tend our sin- UNITED were Mrs. Bert .Rowden, Mrs. Alec. Murray and Mrs. Jim CHURCH q - ANNIVERSARY 3 ...........z VIR,S, ELMER SCHULTZ and SUNDAY ly(�I (i j j11 f■■■ a enough, SEPTEMBER 23 'United accessories and a corsage of cere appreciation foe the way a� 11.00 a.m. Mair. In charge of gifts were jF and ares -- Cotton Laminates �-- Plain 7,30 p.m. Rev. Howard Bryce, B.Th. Missionary on Furlough, Northern Nigeria Mrs. `William Batkin Miss Di- Morning Service Guest Soloist --Mrs, Marion C, Newby, Chatham (sorted party Robert Rothwell A sum of $532 Evening Service Duets by Mr, and Mrs. James Stewart, Seaforth Coloured Movies shown of African Mission and Family of Alex Sparks: 38b anceremony, Miss Grasbd ecause . e ore a Y played er and Miss Anita .Glazier. Es- carting guests to the rooms parrtncud:arlywe who serve in the Royal Canadian Air Form � �. YOUR DOCTOR �, �* CAR COATS ""' with Class We wish to e tend our sin- the chimes. White baskets (gladiolus were Mrs. Bert .Rowden, Mrs. Alec. Murray and Mrs. Jim today. Our capabilities nawt be a 'high order t6 en- 3 "Safety Checks"' in the absence of the groom's Mrs. Newman wore VIR,S, ELMER SCHULTZ and rich; $lyth, Hamilton, Guelph, of mother. blue satin brocade with blue' a enough, ,'•.,, •..+ 'United accessories and a corsage of cere appreciation foe the way decorated the Legion Memorial, Mair. In charge of gifts were sure victory dn. the event of ares -- Cotton Laminates �-- Plain i accessories and a white White a b , the community and friends sup- the benefit for Hall for the reception which Mrs. `William Batkin Miss Di- wapr. We mush 'strive to reach When You Need (sorted party Robert Rothwell A sum of $532 followed. The bridal arty was p anne Elliott and Mrs. Bert Jes- srtaxidbrde which, z# we are elver* �� was received. Special thanks to t h o s e who donated the fine nusic and others who helped in any way to make it such a success,—Holmesv,ille Local of Dntario Farmers Union, 38b ice, We wish to express our/. heartfelt thanks and apprecia- tion for all the acts of kindness, thoughtful piped to their seats by An- thony Etue, Goderich, in Scot- tish costume. Mrs. Glazier re- ceived the guests, in beige pure silk. with French silk lace bod- beige and taupe accessor- ies and a corsage of Talisman roses. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman, Hamilton (aunt and uncle of the groom) assisted son, Kitchen assistants were Mi s Bea Graham, Mrs. Harold McWhinney, Mrs, Harvey Lea- therland and Mrs. Benno Dubler. called upon; will *penult us to acquit ou elves to the same high stargdard set by the mem and women Who won the ,Bart- tile of B>tain," � �. YOUR DOCTOR �, �* CAR COATS ""' with Class deeds extended to them --make these three 'safety checks before you buy. ao many other ways. MR. and tong Stratford, Forest, Gode-, as *luring our recent loss of aur dearest baby daughter, in the absence of the groom's Mrs. Newman wore VIR,S, ELMER SCHULTZ and rich; $lyth, Hamilton, Guelph, Diane Isabell Schultz. Special :hanks to the Rev. Dukelow, mother. blue satin brocade with blue' Wool Laminates -- Antron Lamin ,'•.,, •..+ 'United accessories and a corsage of , if Benmiller -Church; pallbearers; donors of beauti- pink .roses, ares -- Cotton Laminates �-- Plain i accessories and a white White a b 'al floral tributes, sympathy ,arils; to the neighbours and Following dinner, dancing was enjoyed to the music of njo and cur Trimmed. Priced from nrnk-lrf nnraaao. Than will. make riends who were so kind and ran e's orchestra, and re-yed lelpful. Special thanits to the freshments were served. Guests �� Ball and funeral home, attended from Buffalo, Detroit, 0 No u If you feel you need vitamins—and most people do need le all to all those who helped in Nova Scotia, Toronto, Walker them --make these three 'safety checks before you buy. ao many other ways. MR. and tong Stratford, Forest, Gode-, Dont guy Until You Have Seen These (1) Consult your doctor so he can determine WHiCH VIR,S, ELMER SCHULTZ and rich; $lyth, Hamilton, Guelph, vitamins you need. (2) Come to Newcombe's Rexall Drug FAMILY. 38p Woodstock and Clinton. Store for the. precise preparation he prescribes or reeom- Leaving on a wedding trip; the bride travelled in a Elam -prices, Ing woo) suit fled black And -- . . - +•-, by Wiltonpotency,.vitamins WINTE C."A TS mends. (3) Check the label- potencies vary as widely as BUY WISE—ECONOMIZE SAFELYI Get top at money -saving prices at Newcombe's Classified Rates i accessories and a white White a b Rexa!! Drug Store. nrnk-lrf nnraaao. Than will. make - We carry aft the better9 uality VitaiminS Fdr Sate, etc., Cards of Thanks, In Merhorlams, Engagements, ab a word; Mlnirnum 156: 91EPEATS— 2c a word; M illhiohi 60c. l CASH bltCOUN11S•=- i/1 CITY it paid by Saturday following Fast lnsertidit. BILLING Cli'ANd!E__i 166 Wed ori 6ecdod bill gtt•#FIa� 'Marrtagee; ocaths+ 13EAALf'N�+-= 12,01clock moon, Wtiddesda'y blAL, HU t444Flowers $ loweJR �����ORApyOFGt- Telegraphi it s K6 C. 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