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Thanlis.givipg And KO, PPP, tisnta1 service: ,will be held in
St. Andrew's United Church
with Rev, 1-1, Plant conducting
the service,
Mr. and I. -Gerald (Bud)
Cooper ueceinp4Aied
Margaret.Cooper, all of'Tert.n-
te. visited 'TitUrSday- afterileon With the- .forrneee father, W,
R., Cooper,
Alr,:AndKrs. Joseph Bourque;
and, family moved en Wednes-
day to Cold. Lake, Alberta,
where Bourque will attend
radar school,
Mr, And Mrs. Emerson Kyle
and Jim visited Sunday with
Mrs. Jean Kyle, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones
And boys visited -Sunday after'
even with Mr, and Mrs. Arnold
Gackstetter and family of Guelph: •
Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred MaThs
(accompanied by Mr. and Mrs,
Vivan Cooper) attended Ford-
Wich Fair on Saturday, visiting
With many old friends,
The UCW bazaar and tea
usually held in November has
been planned for October 24, commencing at 3:00 Pm,
Mr, and Mrs, Alex IVfeBeath
and Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Hen-
driek and family were Sunday
guests of Mr', and Mrs. Wilfred
Hunkin of Exeter,
'Mr. and Mrs, James Drum-
mond and Brian were in Tor-
onto Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs, Alfred Hunkin of Exe-
ter recently visited a few days
with her daughter, MS. Alex
MoBeatil and family,
Sunday callers on Mr, and
Mrs. Long included: Mr, and
Mrs. James Curran and boys
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ander-
son of Lucknow, and Mr.
Charles Taylor of Stoney
Creek.
The swvice.s. will .he
drawn In the United. -Cintrioh. next .S4Piday Ming t > ,AnilAYOX',..
Sap` SerTiCeS.111.Q0Stlell tinited.
Ohurph which will be tiet1.4 At.
2,1,;09, a.-M, And 6;00 p.m., with,
Rev Grant ti,,s-Atw'rC,iinton., as special west min
Mr ImeT• TIRyto is at pre-
sent a patient. in Victoria Ws, pi't
ti; afternoon at the an,
ja4loy,L.o4nncl... largennrAbor fr,oian, here
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nual' l3ayfleld Fair last -TigSr
day-
The October ..meetting of ,the
United Church Women was
held in the. church, Mrs, :Char,:
les Reid, leader of Group 3, led.:
the worship period, Mrs. Ralph
Stepheris.ere .read the scripture.
lesson. The meditation And
prayer was given by Mrs. Char-
Reid. The minutes were
read by the secretary, Mrs.
Mervyn Johnston, The roll call
was answered by 33. ladies,
The president, Mrs. Robert
Taylor, presided for the •h-nqi,.
Ilea's period when ,$25.o0 was .
donated to Westminster
lege,.
Fifty-three calls were. made
during 'the month to sick and
shut-ins. It was decided to
give a donation instead of hold-
ing a bazaar, Mrs. Gordon Hill
and. Mrs, -Itrank Hill introduced
the study 'book "God and His
.Purpose" and discussion follow-
ed. Mrs. Charles Reid ...closed
the meeting with prayer, after-
wards Group 2 served lunch.
An interesting letter was
read last Sunday during the
United Church service from a
Korean girl who has been .aclop,
ted a.rid supported by the Ex-
plorer Group of the church,
Fifteen percent of U.S. farm
production goes to export mar-
kets, compared with 8 percent
for industrial output,
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The marriage of Denyse Aline, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bourassa, of Shawinigan, -
Quebec, to Mr. Arthur James Tyndall, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Norman Tyndall, of Clinton, took place
September 5th at 2;00, in the afternoon in Christ
Church Cathedral, Montreal.
Rev. Lawrence Scyner offic-
iated. 1VI,r, Kenneth Meek play-
ed 'the wedding music. T b.
church was decorated with
white standards of
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APPOINTMENT CALENDAR 1965
Designed by Joseph del Gaudio
PUBLISHED BY DOUBLEDAY PUBLISHERS
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is from a movie . . of the silent film era.
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even a 1909 cartoon—"Gertie
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BEST CARTOONS OF THE YEAR 1964
Edited By Lawrence Lanier
PUBLISHED BY AMBASSADOR BOOKS LIMITED
• From the reviewer's point of view, this book
requires little but the repetition of its title: "Best
Cartoons of the Year 1964."
It is the 23rd annual collet-
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and it contains the works of
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culled from 58 publications.
In his foreword, Editor Lax-
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our magazine cartoonists, who
belieVe that laughter alone is
the hope of mankind, the magic
mirror in which.. we may see
ourselves as the half-matured
apes we really are."
The book in its eight-inch
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The novel concerns itself al-
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ising attorneys do battle again-
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With only a few paragraphs
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Flush" an enormously popular
television quiz show which broke
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it was learned contestants who
were a good box office bet were
given answers prior to the pro-
grams.
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forced to take the show off the
air and then sued the produc-
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the price they had paid for the
show — claiming they didn't
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The producer of the show
makes his decision in the open-
ing pages—to sue the television
network and show' the world
that in a corrupt business, the
accusing network is the most
corrupt of all.
He manages to accomplish
this mission with hiS young
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to-make but hard-to-get infer-.
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vision executive who knows
the answers of the giant riddle,
to a corrupt federal judge.
Royal Flush deserves to rank
high on the nation's best-seller
list.
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William Dryden is a Pseud-
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Royal nth could only have
been written by" someone who
knew full well all, the ins and
outs of a genuine real-life scan-
dal along the same lineS.
The motion picture stills are
from the Museum of Modern
Art's silent films library and
were picked from more than
one million.
The selection was not design-'
ad to illustrate the history of
motion pictures,' or the scope
Book Review By David E Scott
or variety of the film collec-
tion.
Each picture was chosen be-
cause it appealed — for some
reason or another — to the
film committee.
The stars include Charlie
Chaplin, Rudolph Valentino,
ROYAL FLUSH
By William Dryden
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Royal Flush is a fascinating and gripping piece
of close-to-factual fiction which must rate among
the best reading which has come the way of this
reviewer in some time.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tyndall
Married Recently In Montreal
MONEY TREE
The bride, who was given
away by her father, was in a
floor length sheath of silk or-
ganza with Swiss appliques,
fashioned with a high neckline,
three-quarter sleeves and a full
bow at the back of the waist
falling in long streamers. Her
elbow length Swiss lace man-
tilla was held by a headdress
of pearls and she carried a
cross-shaped bouquet of red
and white roses.
Miss Louise Batchelor, as
maid of honor for her sister,
Miss Gail Malone and Miss Lois
Porter as attendants, were in
floor-length dresses of mauve
faille fashioned with fitted bed-
ices, short sleeves, and A-line
skirts. They wore "Tom Jones"
bows at the back of their heads
and carried cross-shaped boil-.
quets of white and pink carna-
tions,
Mr. Gordon Scribbins acted
as best man, and the ushers
were Mr. Michel Bourassa,
brother of the bride, and. Mr.
Kelvin Jervis.
Mrs. Bourassa, mother of the
bride, was in an Oleg Cassini
original suit-dress in violet fine-
worsted wool having the lapels
and top of her dress in peau de-
sole of the' same color. She
wore a matching wool. turban
Styled hat, and wore a corsage
of mauve orchids,
Mrs. Tyndall, mother of the
groom, was in a sheath dress
of royal blue silk shantung
having three-quarter sleeves
and high neck. She wore a
matching hat and a corsage of
white orchids.
Following -the ceremony, a
reception was held at the Sher-
aton Mount Royal Hotel where
standards of white and gold
gladioli a n d chrysanthemums
were used as decorations Lat-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Tyndall left
for the Laurentian, the bride
travelling in a stellar suit of
camel hair and wearing black
accessories, and a gold-sprayed
corsage of white orchids.
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