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Canon and, Mrs, FH. PaullAc mcompped ',by Mrs, :J. Cliff; Dau' hter, Mrs,
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.4t the weekend in stowel. sPeAt -940'ay i4 PetrQlt MAY re= On Friday ft
afteni o ,tb'
guests pf �Mr, and XM� QiWturning home last week, 13, Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Hayle -S we
s]?ent . of Ski- F,
the weekend at nllef�, -
AT". Ar=_,trozig, of London, pAnied by Xis, 4, B. Higgins,
their cottage oil Jane Street. Spending Sunday with Mr. spenit several day5 at er cot I
eanery edu oaUonal 0mven-
and lkfi.,% Cliff Ji er were 11is
.3/ r", V41d Mrs. Hendricks Birt , tage, lash wed�k, er) Mrs, It! Larson, Mrs. P.
m1ngham,,M1cb.,, Were at thein mother, Ws. Roy Utter, his IN�. Jobn Lindsay, Mrs. Weatpn, Xrs, E. Heard, w'er'e
cottage last, weekend. nephew, wife and their 4jwq Lloyd Ma<4AV; Urs, John Scot- % .154eter attending •a HurpTi
children, Mr, and Mrs. Carmen chmer and Mrs, Harm Hahn-, held at
George.Aztiven and -grand's'on, I_Iydm�an, and I&, Carl Hyd- er, attended the Huron 'Pr4 , 1�137nmc �Pxlel=tnzg Chureb,
Norman of London spent Sat- man, all of Nqpwach. byteadoAfor United Church Wo- The spedial guest speaker was
urday at their wratage. Mr. and, Mrsi E, J. Pongrlacz men in Brumfield last Thurs- Mrs. Nell W*wdingof Windsor,
Canon H. F. Lang' -Ford of entertained members of th.ear day. - convener of Deap-erle&
X�Itohqner is the guest of Mrs' 241114y and friends at the�r cat-
, Mr. and ars. F. P. Arl�ell
H, F. Oadrdner this, week,
Mr, and Mrs.
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Odon P �ff huge over the I wokend. gecompanAed by their d ught
and . Wr.ark, Win a Club
Windsor were at Dennis Logan. and Nigel and son -,in-law, Mr, and on.
munil
-their Cottage over
the weekend. BeWhamber, both of UWO,. Roberit Turner, spent Sunday Tyx
Mr, land Mrs. Fred Mote and London;, spent the weekend in Teesw%ter ass guests of Mrs.,
Mr.. and Xts, Ivan Steckle vis- with their respective parents Peter Arkelt S.S. 4 6od`lM•ch
.4� ,!ted friends in Mount Bridges and attended the Commence, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bosliell, •
last week, nient held at CDCI in Cbriton Goderich, accompanied by their
l
Dr,, and Mrs Smith of St. on Friday evenlog, aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H® dS Meeting
Maw's spent & weekend alt W. and Xft,. Wesley C. Percy Weston motored .to Nia- - Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt was
their cottage in, Houston Morse Of PAVVr Forest, Ilahlds, gEwa W, Is on Saturday, return' hostess, for the October meet-
)Ke$ghts, arrived oat Tuesday to spqnd .. a Ing'We Sunday evening. ing of the $IS 4 Gdderich Town -
Mrs, Walam F. Buchan, W. few days with the dadyli sis.- Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Steckle gbl7p Community Club, The
Ewing Buchan and son Can -lie ter, Mrs. R. H. F. Gairdner. and Ivan Jr., spent Sunday with president, Mrs', Murray Forbes
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor, was chairroan, and opened the
of Dqnsville, were guests of Mrs, H. B. Scudamore, Mrs,t
Mr. and Mrs. 064 Diehl on Bernard Munn, Miss FriancLondon, and attended the Bar- meeting with the Creed mid the
es
Prifty and Saturday. Nunn, and Mrs,. Bruce L. Lord'si, Przser.
Miss'Hazel Wacks, Teesv.%t- Shth, called on Mrs. R. U. Me secretary read, the n-An-
er, was the weekend guest of Gedrdner on Sunday. F- HensAlesiderit Utes of, the previous meethig,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Roy Ritz- Mrs.. Leroy pcth spent three and the roll ,call, was answered
last week attending by 14 membeay. Thetreasurer's
Bible Study I CoOrse for Unit'e'd 0fiAltack'
s1mons -and attended the con- days
firmatdon. service at Ndffieton , D1 les iu,,,y t,1r report was read.
on Sunday. Church Women at Five Oaks . FoDowing the business d1s-
Xn J. R. R. WLE look, Toxon- Training Centre, near ?aris, cussion, the meeting was clus,
-to, came last Wednesday to sp- Dr. J. A, Forreste , r Of Olt. Funer,&Monday ed with the M17,pah. Benedic-
end a few days at his cottage, tawa was the guest of his mb- Marley Chtawlei Jinks Of. tion, A quilt was- quilted dur-
a4 waft ther-in-1, Elens'all died suddenly Friday . d .was joined 'by his m aw, Mrs. A. S. Morton y Ang the afternoon.
and family on Priday and Vk`Z. at her cottage, one , day I;a evening, October 23rd, Of a Mrs, Jwdes Lobb assMed
Willock's, sister, Mrs. Bruce week, - Is 57& year.
heart solzure, inbi: Mrs. Irvine Teb-butt in provid-
Stapleton of Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs, John MacKen- He was bon in Hay Town- 4ng and assisting an serving the
Mr, and. S,' H• Bryant - spent Thanksgiving had been a lifelong lunch. * The I next meeting wall
with ship and
a4 leaving on Tuesday to; spend zie -resident of Hensall. He had be held at the home o , of A*sl
the win -ter months- in London. ir worked for the General Coach WdIllam Lobb.
Works of Canada. in .He=ll Bayftld Scouts and was a member of the Unit-
ed Church where he had b�en aly
active in Sunday School work �Addllne
Aux�hary l-HoldsHe
and, bad taught. a ' Sunday
School class for many years.
The funeral service was held 'Laid To fRest
r October Meeting In the Bonthron Funeral Home
-Hallowe'en Me Ladies Auxiliary to on Monday, October 26th, at 2
Scouts. and Cubs met at rthe In �'..Bly_.Tn fites
Am. with rthe Rev Harold
bome of Mrs. "obe"t MaloneyCurrie officiating. Interment Mrs. Adeline Healy of Blyth
Masqueradefarty, on the evening of October 20 in Hensall Union Ceme- died Friday, October 23rd at
]Dight meo:nbers'were present.*
tery, the home of her daughter, Mrs.
AT The president, Mrs. Walter Mr. Jinks is survived by his Alfred Goldsworthy, Hullett
Pierson, opened 'the meeting widow, the former Irene Me- Township. Sliewas 84.
with the Scout Mother's Prom- CX1,XChLy,, his son Ross, of Lon_ She was the former Adeline
ase. Mrs. R. MadVean, secr,e- don. his daughters, Mm. Bill Kelly, daughter of the late Mr.
tary, read the minutes and Shupe (Bernice) of Champagne', and Mrs. *icbael Kelly of
correspondence. The treasurer M., and Susan, at home,; h'i's Morris Township, She was max -
Mn. -G. Bealdhamber gave the
DANUEL-AND. stepmother, Mrs. C. L. Jinks vied in 1904 to Michael Healy
financial report. of Hensall; and four. grand- and took up farming on the
ON The ladies planned a Euchre children. He was predeceased 7th concession of Morris Town -
I Bridge, in mid-November on by his faither, who -died in 1963. ship. Her husband died in
behalf of the boys.
.Ffliday,,Od 30 Mrs. Plerson thanked Mrs. Pallbeareri for the -late Mr. March 1955 and she retired in
Jinks were W. C. Smith, Rod- 1957, taildlig Lip residence in
Maloney for having the ladies ger Venner, Fr6d Beer; Jim Blyth. She was a member of
$0.00 IN :PRIZES.,. and -the meeting closed with
TFIor, George, WaJz and Allan St. Mchad!& Church, the Altar
the Scout Benediction, The has-(2�rar, Society and the Catholic Wo-
-FOR ZOSTUMES Less served, lunch assisted - men's League,
Mrs. Pierson. The next meet- The funeral service was held
DANCING 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. big will be head in, the, home on Monday, October 26th at
Of Mrs. W. Castle on December
Desiordines Orchestra Twelve Attend 10 a.m. in St. Michael's Church,
1st. Bly n. Father McGuire
"
o'
Brucefield Meet,
lated, assisted by Father Idbyn-
ahan of Godench and Farther
Mrs. Norris Sallery was hos- Duranel of Dublin. The' mter-
TOWNSHIP OF GO-DERICH tens last Tuesday for the reg- merit was in St. Michael's
ular,meeting of Unit One of Cemetery, Morxds Township,
CLERK'S NOTICE OF 'FIRST POSTING OF Brucefteld United Church. Pallibearers roar the late Mrs.
Twelve members answered tbe'Healy were Earl Ray Sr,., Eaxi
roll call. Kelly Jr., Albert Nesbitt, IN-Ralke
VOTERS LISTS FOR 1964 Mrs. Stoll and Mrs, 'Trlob- Roertoiso-ender, Jack Kelly and
ner were in charige of devo- John Phelan.
NOTICE is hereby given that I have cqmplled with tions. Their theme was Thanks- Mrs.. Really is survived by
Section 81of ,the VOTERS' LISTS ACT� and I have posted giving. Aftjs� Mae Wilson gave three sons: Michael, at home;
up in MY office at Clinton, the 20th day of October, 1964, the setrdbaxy's report and the Santo of Goderich and Gus of
the list of persons entitled to vote in said Mtreasurerreport war. given by London, five daughters: Mrs.
's Municipality treasurers I Berry. Geo. MaNall (-May) of Blyth,
at Municipal Elections, and that such list remains there
Mrs: H, Taylor took the chair Nom Healy of London Mrs,
for inspection. I Ih
for the business part of the Joe Redmond (Della) of Wil g -
And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate meeting during * which plans ham, Mrs. Alfred Goldsworthy
were -made for a dinner to be (Olive) of Clinton, and Mrs,
proceedings to have, any errors or omissions corrected held Nov. 10. Michael McLaughlin (Ursula)
according to law, the last day of appeal being the 5th Lunch * was served by the of Dublin; 40 grandchildmn and
day of Noveinber, .1964., committee. 33 great grandchildren.
Dated at Clinton this 22nd day of October, 1964. a She Is olso survived by six
brothers Michael and TN.sank of
R. E. THOMPSOK
06'rk of the Township of Goderich.
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PORTERIIS M&L
MRS. DONALD HAR91S
.The' Un teal Church Women
of Grace -Church Met on Wed-
nesday last at the borne of MTs,.
George Mathers. Mrs. WIN bam,
Cox presided over the meeting
which opened with a song.
The Scripture .lesson Was
read by Mrs. Tom Sowerby
I
the Lordts prayer repeated
linisbai. A chapter in the Study
Book was 'taken )>Y mx%. Tom
SoWerby. Mrs, Argyle LmMiaiit
gave s tepoft and
the. report was given
by , cbx.
Thea roll cag was answered
by -handing M"n the "Holiday
Bells". Quit blocks weretilond-
ed oUt 'a . nd a exib quilt was
quilted Juritig thL% af-ternoom
the. e�0
ft-alicial
t&% Ray
The' nem t'1= will be at
the hoMb of John Mt -
Cowan,
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Bayfield Resident
Fisted On Tait Act
WDERIM—ared Scofth.
neer of Hayfield was: filled W
,anal cMt§ in Huron County
Magi'strate's Court here Thurs.
da." Wheft lie pleaxe d guilty to
&eW,ge, laid under thio Unoni,
ploYMent Insurance -AOL
VjWdenco Wag ffiatc gcotihmer
aid not ht:Vt tL - tuvent rosins
apoe book for tt "on eftVPloy.
W by him,
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Centralia; Leoand Joe of Sea
-
forth, Earl of Morris Town-
ship and: Vincent of Stratford,
and by -three sistel%: Mrs. Mor -
kin of Coderich, Mrs. Doherty
of rAngsbridge and Mrs. Me-
Laughlirt of London, She was
preideteased by Ax brotherr, and
LengthyIllness
Claims Minister
Rev. M 11, S'cu&=Ore, B.A.,
died in, AleXandba. M9zine bbd
General Hosotal, , GWIerkh, cn
Monday evening, O&y liber lqtb,'
Ed ' tej�'A ledgthy W"Ws.
A-6 Was born In Haulatonion'
36.htlaij 11, 1891, 'Son Of the
Rev. Canon ad Mrs, Cornelius:
8culdakftwe. He bbm& was a
ftlbLft alldf-b
rehired clet
gy
years sutiftered at AR 9 G6&!
7%6 funeral sex,14ce was held
oft, Wedfte,%&Y, October kst in
St, d6&ge,8 Anglit:aii Clair&
The AW, C;, G, Russelt d00ht_
ed ,tiagisted. by 'the 116V, Canon,
R 14, paxili, of Bay -field ttnd
foft&V ori? Listowel, the 11h: -
ferment was ift Mainland Oftl"-
*Kll�bearet.& for the lane Afr:
9-dudayhol* were P16b1t. C. RaYs
Talo of 06d&.116h George 8
=
�f -ch� kbut
5f =71td , kftold oAld Non
ian Fuller of doaem'th Tbwh�
'1110 'And Sahvs C, wtikht of-
oda Oesci� Mar "es Paul, urlrl
5t, Andrews Church, ilcwramofly
(Photo by Jokn Visser)
Mr. ,and Mrs. Paul
.1 4 -,?Hurley
Married At -Presbyterian Church, Clinton
Linda Lee Oesch of Paris, Ont., became the'
bride of Paul Jerome Hurley of 'Brantford in St.
Andr6w's Presbyterian Church, Clinton, on Satur-
day, October 17th at 3.00 p.fn.
The bride is, the daughter of Oesch of Rochester, New York,
Const. and Mrs. LeRoy Oescb A reception followed in the
of Clinton and the groom is •the Dashwood Community Centre.
son of Mr, and XJ�'. J. J. Hur- The bride's mother wore 'a Woy-
ley of •]3r=,tfQrd, al blue wool sheath-sityle, dress
The Rev. R. V. McLean of- \v$tb black accessories to re-
ftlated at the double -ring ceive her guests. Her corsage
service, The organist was Mrs, Was of Pdhk carnations. The
Miton Oesch. grooms mother assisted, wear-
Thebride, given in marriage ing A mint 'green dress of sat -
by her Mther, chose a, floor- in brocade.. Her corsage was
length gown of white satin also of pink carnations:.
trimmed with eyelet. A chapel For a , wedding trip to, the
train' extended from a bow at Southern United States the
the back-. She carifted a bou- orlde donned a black and wi-Alte
quet of pink and wh$te caTna_ tweed suit, trialmed with fox
tions. fur. She wore black accasor-
Miss Carol Ann Markle of ies and a corsa1ge of pink car -
Paris was inlaid of honour. She nations,
wore a cocktall length gown of bft-� and Mrs. Hurley Will re-
royal—blue velvet with brocade. side in Burford, Ontario.
She ewried a basket of pink
carnadlom.:- 0LAS$WiIVb ADS
Sam Stead of Brantford was BRING qVICK
VOMMman Ushers were Don
Oesch of Paris and Gerald RESULTS
IPPS R oppen R
Xr. --E=1 Xvs. �Gr
op -t. X�ovof
;Ogm we 'th §11sUf
1�1 10t $0$
and •brqpl(p.�3ZJ_14w, Wr '),and 'np
TJnsatecl
Church Women of/,$
.
dctnapemt
of, 4-% United Churqh'llgrp d§.1Q,
*e wom:4
ol0 MAI r"a $%urdlay aft
eMOQA
Aar end ;:n4 tea.
T40 #41es in tat= 4,04 ;om
were deMMW with ch
ute Sunday ft QQU -with,
tbernW4 And autun-JA fruit.
otdWjs X The oc>Avengm of vpxaqus,
at 'the' 'bazaar' kclu1odl
Mrs, Wesley Cw%erjlne and Mrs. Roberts
Mao
Mrs. ,Alice ArmA"ng of ;Pilot
'a J
Mound,. M4Tl4tQb_ , ones" mm..'Jobn Ai4�
Manitoba, have ibeen�
emon,oss mg! ArQ1140 .pate ns
s, �for 4 week m�tb' R
Mrs,
Broadfoot Em
Mrs.,'Russell And
e4s xle, Mrs, OR nule,
Mrs, n, S14c WIP And
Libya cooper.
A if red offa,
M
fluneral Toesday-
D. Alfred Moffatt Of Hippen
died suddenly of a heart 'attach
while in a, field ploughing on
Saturday, October 24tb, in his
62nd year,
He bad been a lifelong resi-
dent of Mppen and was Vie
past Tteeye of Tuckersmitil
'Township, He was a member
of and also a past master of
Huron Lodge AF & AX No.
224, Homall. He was a member
of St. Andrew's Vntted Church
in mppen.
The funeral service was held
on, Tuesday, October 27th at 2
p.m,, in the Bonthron ruzleral,
Hornle in Henisall with the Rev.,
Howard Plant officiating, The
interment was' in Exoter Ceme-�
tery. .
He is! survived by his widoxv,*,
Esther,, his sons, Eldred of
Lambeth and Gerald. of MP-'
pen; his brother Lorne of Re-
gana; sisters, Alberta, MoBeath,
of Hens -all and Lav6na. RaChwell
of Moose Jaw; and three grand-.
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