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winown itor044-Thils, vve4. Aumt gi,
GowdyzOilmar
Vows Saturday
teltd *Pi, A.: TO! Of Al,
toptotope, *000144 'visited for *
few OP! qast waek with List sister,
4.eaeit McGee at the bathe of
Mr. and Mrs, GeOrge McGee, Mrs.
Taylor was a anectal speaker 'at
the International Girl Scant Camp
at Doe Lake on Saturday.
Mies Margaret Moore, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs, Milian Moore, was
a visitor last Week at the borne of
her Uncle, Mr, Archie Watt at/To*.
34Min Ramnieg, Of kitllj
11,4 beln vieltiPi with *N.
Mer friends in this district durint
the past week and with flov.
Mrs, J. W, Watt,
Mr, and Mrs, George Thompsoti
and children of Feveraliarri spent
the week-end 'with her parents, Rev`
and MO, Watt avid at the .„Sanday
morning service their little' 0901
Earl Doggies was peptised by hit ,
grandfather,
Mrs, Russell Gaunt .and Janet&;
Miss Leah Currie and Mrs, Janie,
Currie 'visited On Thursday with,
Mrs, Harvey Goderich,
Thera will be no service in the
United Church here for the last
two Sundays in Auguqt,
goao o ommonual 000 tome 000 ll l llll ,ipm!ppoomm! l mint s
Two ihowa each night
First pt 7.11S
us.T., Fri., Sat, Aug. 22-23-24
liYrOnie Power Mai etterling
in
"ABANDON SHIP"
Drama in a lifeboat,
Miss Joyee Armstrong la apend.;
lag ionic time with relatives in
Windsor and Detroit,
Mr. and. Mrs.. Ale Styles, Billie
and Patsy, of Minim have returns.
ed to their home after spending
couple of weeks with Mrs. Cora
McGill, ►
Mr. and Mr's. • .May and. Brace
and Miss Pat •Armstrong, of To-
ronto, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Wii-
Wilson •of Smithville and iMr, and
Mrs, Jack Stewart and Gary, .of
London, visited recently with Mr,
arid Mrs, Howard Wilkinson,
(Intended for last week) on., Tues., Wed., Aug. 26-27-28
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Floor Sanders for rent
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$51:10 SpecAal Must Go
TWO $100 SPECIALS
12 REGULAR GAMES for $40 EACH
ONE "SHARE THE 'WEALTH"
WHITECHURCH
(Intended for lag wIf 4)
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Sh 9ialf;,tmadnadyMait's,IfikieOic
home of hiss
uncle, Mr, Ale* Shiell m.f St. Thom,'.
as,
Mra. Alex 3 a eaver has been pa-
tleat in Winkhara flospit lal this
week,
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Elliott gf Tes-
Water visited on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs, Harold Walker, ,,,,
Mrs. Rev. J, Mundell of Detroit
and her sisters, Misses Fanny and
Lillian Paterson of Leamington
Spent last week-end at the home of
their brother, Mr, ,F. MO( Pater-,
son.
Mr,'"and Mrs, James Gaunt, who
purchased" the Wilson farm, get
possession this month,
Jimmie Robertson visited last
Week With his cousin, Harvey Craig.
Miss Sara Caswell of Shelbourne
has been visiting this week with
Miss Elaine Conn.
The ladies of the L, A. of the
Presbyterian, Church held their
meeting at the home of Mrs. Wal-
lace Conn on Tuesday last and
worked on blocks for a quilt,
Dr, Richard J. Irwin of, Milner,
B.C., attended a convention at TO-
,rento thisv week, He was accom-
panied by his daughters Joyce and
Janice from Vancouver to Melton
Airport. After visiting with Mr.-and
Mrs, Alex Nethery at Toronto the
girls came here to. holiday with
their grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs.
Hereon Irwin, '
Irwin families attended the fune-
ral of tneir,uncle, the late William
McMurray, at Brussels with inter-
ment. in Brandon Cemetery on
Wednesday; ,
Mr. and Mrs. Joh.n2Rodney _Rea, who were married in Empress' United
Church, London on August 10, Mrs. Rea is the former Lois Elizabeth
Mason, ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Mason of London, The young
couple will live in Tort Credit, —Photo by Donald' W.. Campbell..
Doors Open 8* p.m. • Bingo Starts 9 p.
ADMISSION $1.00
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Austin and other relatives. Glennd
who has been stationed at' Camp
Chilliwack, B,C., has been posted
to Germany and, will leave" October
15th, He will return to the west
coast first. Mrs. Austin and fam-
ily will join him • in Germany in
November, .
Mrs. Ken Hastie spent Sunday in
London. Mrs. King returned home
with them, after spending a weekl
in London and Mrs. Hastie remain-
ed for a week's visit,
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Johnston I
and family, have been enjoying fa
holiday motor trip to 'the east
coast. •,0
Mr. and Mrs., Glenn Austin and
family have been visiting' the for-
to. Loudon' to spend a few holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Armstrong
Mr. and ,Mrs, Robert Grasby, DOTI-
na aneMary, 'visited with Min' and
Mrs. Cecil Armstrong, Reta and
Kenneth at Thorndale, Mary re-
mained ,to spend a, few days there.'
Mr.• and A /Ars. Anthony Mahody
and Ruth of Dundas, visited on
Mr. and Ara, .Joe Morgan and
family of Allen, Craig visited, over
the week-end with Mr. 'and Mrs.
William Kelly, •
Mrs. Norman Hill and Robert of
Toronto spent a few days last week
with herparents, Mr. and Mrs,
Harry McGuire, °
Mr. Norman Stonehouse of Len-,
don spent a • •few days with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Robt, Stone-
house. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ansley and
family of Thessalon spent 'a few
days with Mr, and Mrs, Clare Van •
Camp and family and other rela-
tives,
Mr. and Mrs, Mike Rezzensoff
and Kathy of St. Catharines', are
spending a, few days with Mrs.
Laura Johnston and George' and
other relatives in the district.
Mr. and Mrs. JameS Lamont ac-
companied Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hun-
king of Blyth to' Norwich on Sun-
day to visit the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, B. Abblas and fainily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruesell Rae, Brant-
ford, visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Edgar Wightman and family on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Eward. McGregor
of Chicago, Ill,, visited recently
with Mrs. Janet McGregor, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton McGregor and Mr.
and Mrs. R. Noble and Valdene.
} Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Henderson,'
Dean and Debora and Mrs. J. Hon
lingworth, all of London, visited on Regular Sunday Services
', Sunday School 10.15 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Vittie .spent Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs, Richard ,Monday. with Mr, ad Mrs: David
Sunday in Kitchener. I Procter and Joyce. Joyce returned Armstrong; ,
Remembering the Lord
' at 11.15
Gospel' Meeting at '7.30 p.m.
Each Thursday evening at 8 pan.,_
iPeayer Meetingsand Bible Study
'Saturday, August 17th, in Mo-
Intesh United •Church, at three
o'clock, Jacqueline Gilman daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Gilman, of
RA. 2, Mildmay, beeame the bride
of Raymond Gowdy, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Gowdy, of Wroxeter.
Rev. 1.1,' West officiated. Tile organ-
ist was Mrs. Marie Douglas of
Belmore and the soloist was Don
Gilman Of Galt, brother of the
bride,
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor-length
gown of net and Frerich lace over
white taffeta with fitted bodice,
featuring a Sweetheart neckline
and tiny cap sleeves, The three-
tiered handkerchief skirt was of
net, bordered with French lace. Her
,finger-tip veil was held by a ban-
deau of sequined braid. She car-
ried a bouquet of pale fellow Lester
Hibbert roses with tiny blue rib-
bona entwined with rosebuds,
The bridesmaid was Mrs. Wm.
King, of Brussels, sister of the
bride, wearing a pale blue nylon
eyelet over blue ,taffeta with blue
taffeta eumberbund, forming a
bow at the back. She wore a mat-,
ching picture hat and gloves and,
carried a bouquet of pale yellow
Lester Hibbert roses,
The flower girl was Nancy Att-
wood, of Owen Sound, niece 'of the •
bride, wearing a dress of white
nylon eyelet over blue taffeta simi-
lar to that of the bridesmaid. Her
headpiece was of tiny blue poms
and she carried:a nosegay of blue
and white poms.
Thp groomsman was Bob Earl of
Gorrie and the ushers were Stew-
art Coupland, of Wroxeter and
Wm. King,. of Brussels..
For the reception at the church
and at the bride's home, the guests
were received by the bride's
mother wearing a sheath dress/ of
'smokey blue crystalette with mat-
ching jacket, black accessories and
a corsage of pale yellow roses. She
was assisted by • the groom's
mother, wearing a sheath dress of
mint green tissue faille, black vel-
vet hat and accessories and white
gloves and, a corsage of' dark gold
mums.
For a wedding . trip to, 'Three
Finger's Lake, N.t. State, the
bride donned a three-quarter-
length duster of steel gray crystal-
ette with flared back and bouffant
sleeves over a light gray sheath
dress, white picture hat and gloves;
black patent shoes and purse and a
corsage of white gardenias, The
couple will, reside in Toronto.
Guests Were present from De-
troit, Toronto, Owen Sound, Galt,
London, Sundridge and Lindsay,
CyCoZoGy scz:
ASK FOR GORRIE
(Intended for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Brown,' John,
Jean 'and Donald Russell are
spending this week at the beach at
Port Elgin.
Mr. and 1VIra, Carl Martinson of
Farmingham, Mass., spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hat-
tie and Mr. and Mrs, Sandy 'Hastie.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Rhame at-
tended the funeral on Tuesday of
last week of the former's sister,
Mrs. Wm. Robertson Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, 'Edwards spent
Saturday in London,
Mr. W. C. King- •and gr. and
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MEN'S BOYS'
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GRADUATES OF
GODERICH BUSINESS
COLLEGE OBTAIN
POSITIONS
This Business School can accom-
modate thirty students and each
Year the desks are well filled. The
Fall Term opens September 3, and
registrations are being accepted
daily.
The following students have re-
eently began work as, secretaries,
bookkeepers, stenographers, and
typists: C. Anderson, Canadian
National Railways, London; L.
Lodge, john Labatt Ltd., London;
M. Andrew, Richards-Wilcox mfg.
Co. London; B. Larder, London
Life Insurance Co.; M. Martin,
Royal Trust Co, London; D. Har-
rison, Law Office of Ernest M.
Lee, Q.C. 'Toronto; R, Gibbings,
Preston-Noelting Ltd., Stratford;
H, Campbell, Dept. of Agriculture,
Walkerton; 0 Wilson, Circle Bar
Knitting Co, 14d. InIncarnline; R.
Westbrook, Chartered Accountant
Office of Mr. A, M, }tinier, C.A.
Goderich; T. Goode; W. A, Sheafer
Pen Co. of Canada Ltd., Goderich;
R. CoOk, Windsor Salt go,: E.
General Coach Works, Inn-
sell; 14, Pentland, Unemployment
Insurance Commission, Goderich;
M. Orr, Batik of Montreal, Code..
rieb; M. Miller, ,School,
Clinton; A. Drennan, Batik of
Montreal, Goderich; Glazier,
Clinton Community Credit tinfoil
Ltd. Clinton; 3i/r, bales,
School, Clinton; It. Ricks, Massey-'.
Harris Co, London; R.. AndrewS,.
Victoria Itispi Cat, London;
jelthatotio, Culligan. Soft Water
8erviee, Coderlein C. Harris, Can.,
axle TOkniat LW, Clinton. tdiNhitiolomit
MeXibbons
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