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ACCOUNTANTS
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Licensed Pulllic Aecauntanti `
lr'hone 909'J. P..(3. Iox58.
• pad Regent St.,'Goderich
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QeeoUiitant
Clinton, Ontario
rkone 561 - Rattenbury, St. ' E.
.MEDICAL
DR. Il`, J'. ` B. FORSTER, EYE,
EAR, NOSE,' THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthalmic an A.ural Hospital,
assistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden Squire Throat Hospital,
London, England. • ,
:EYES TESTED, GLASSES,
' • . SUPPLIED
53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Gale,
rich, Wednesday, Sept. 27,th, 1950;
at 2 pm. till 4.3tr p.m.
.99.999.99/9999999
DENTAL
DR, AR. W.. ilijOlIE
Dentist
ern r Wellington and Lighthouse
Co e nP,'
Streets, • •
Phone 1033J for appointment.
CHIROPRACTIC
GODERICH, ONTARIO[ THURSDAY, , ,JULY 27th,1950
HERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.
Doeto.r of Chiropractic.
Office Hours
Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to' 5 p.m.,
Tues., :Fri -9 a.m.' to '5 p.rn.
i p.m. to 8 y0.m
Wed., & Sat. -9 a.m. to 11.30
a.m'.
\'itarein Therapy ,
Office -Corner of . South St. and
Britannia- Road. Phone 341.
.-VETERINARIAN •
LN +'1. vS. D.V.M.
4 ''North St., Goderich
Phone 24...
iT SUitANCE'"' `
cli 1LLO1? kLV't'L'A:L • FIRE • IN-
• • . + _._:. Farm and
isolated.. town property insured. • -
P}•esi'dent, E. J. Trewartha,• C31in-
• ton;. V`'ice-President, ''J. 'L. Malone,
Se3iforth; Manager and Sec')i.-Treas.,
M. A, Reid, Sealfcrth. ,
Director`s E. (J..'Trewartha, Clin-
ton; J.: L. \Lalone, 5eaforth°; S: H.
Whitmore, Seaforth ; Chris. Leon-•
•"hardt, 13tiru1iol°m ; Robert Archibaltip
Seaforth ; J oh.0 H: *Ewing,. Blyth ;
_Frank McGregor, (,;liuten; Wm. S.
'Alexander,. Walton •; . Harvey Fuller,
Goderieh. •
Agents—J. E. , Pepper, '•13rucefield ;
R F. McKercher,:W Lublin ; Geo. A.
Wait, Blyth,;•,J:, F. Prueter, Brod
hagen•; Selwyn: Baker,. • Brussels.
Policy -holders can make 'all pay-
meats and get their 'cards receipted
at the Royal.,Bank, Clinton ; Keith
C•utt's.,a Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich:
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° WESTERN ONTARIO
MOTORWAYS •_
(Daylight Saving Time)
To LONDON ' To STRATF`ORD
(I)a ily) • . • (Daily)
�'I ►l(1 a.m. 7.40 a.m.
12.15 p.m„•• 12.15 p.m.
"`4.,30 p.m. . -4.30 p.m. '
*----except Sundays and Holidays.
Monday and day after •holidayb,
bus leaves for London at 6.45„.A.m.,
Friday, Saturday, . Sunday': and
holidays to London at' 9.10 p.m.
10.00 a,m. daily to Owen Sound
via Blue• eater Highway.
9),55 p.m.. Sunday: and ' holidays to
Stratford.
„Charter Coaches for all occasions.;
For information plume Reg. McGee
and Sons .at i 6,5. ,
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L ce for Corn ee of D•nro
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1('ar hll>�o,1�ta�al�:.a�eir � J. N; .
Kertii , Divisilon. Coi'frt Olt"
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Goderich, . ,
EDWARD W.' •ELLIOTT
EO � AUCTIONEER
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Correspondence pro kiptly ctu-
etwered. Immediate arrangements
can be 'made= for Sales•. Pate by
calling, Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge moderate and entisf ao
tion Guaranteed.
HAROLD • �'ACKSON
ICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11.661 or►
-Harry Edwar(�s, Goderich,
Phone 144
A. L. COLE
Optometrist -.Optician '
Lyes Examined, Glasses •• Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
' Care '•aha Cha man`
GENERAL„ INSURANCE •
Fire, Automobile, . Casualty
• . P, F. Carey C. F. Chapman
Phone . I8 `t ii erioh
Insure • In `Sure Insurance
Confederation Life=-Wind,_Caar
' FIRE --Preferred rates far.
preferred risks:
ACCT ENT & ' SICKNESS
. CQns:Wt•.... . � • .
•JOHN :FAIRISH
Phone 7r15 Dungannon
AC
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NEW •LOCATION
on,' .the .Square --formerly Mr.
. • Craigie's office
Real Estate --General In-
suranee
° Phone 115W
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FIRE!
Protect.-Your9elf With Fire
Insurance,
See.,
Gordon Jewell
R.R. .6, GODER1CH
Phone -Carlow 30:c-4
F T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST,
,Phone 1.100 for 'appointment
SQUARE • GODERICH
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County .
Old
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School
Central
A Meeting . of the' Public: School
B r it t e hibto •heal committee
;aadw h to i
not Huron County Council wtls held
last Thursday evening, • when the
litter agreed to take' a lease; of
'Central School, . to be used . as a'
museum, •
The term of, the. lease will run as
long as the entire builditig, with
the exception : o ,. the curator's
quarters, •is used as a museum and
the- building. will revert to the,
School Board if that use is dis-
continued.' The- County is ' to pay
the insurance• and 'keep the •b' i1d-
ing in 'repair. • Occupancy of the
building Will be given, pn October
1st. •
Mrs. Frank, Curry presided, and
the*,members' of the County his-
torical- committee expressed appreei-.
ation of the. lease given" at one
dollar 'a year. •
At a meeting of the historical
committee following the joint meet-
ing, it. was agreed that • living quar-
ters for the curator, ..J. H. Neill,
of ..Corrie, will be provided.. l: ie
wars appointed at the 19.49 'January
session of Huron County Council,
tvhOn it was • dee ided to purchase
his .acollection of pioneer relies for
$4,000. This will .be , the nucleus
:of . the new museum.
An inspection of the .bantling
will be made by the historical cam-;
ntittee one'August 1st
1'41embers ' of . the Gounity • com-
ruittee are: 'Warden Cecil Johnston;
Arthur .Nicholson;;•[ Tuckermith;
ehairinan ; C..14. Asquith, Auburn ;
Harry. McCreath and Reeve Stanley
Snyder, . Colborne township ; George.
Jefferson, Cl'intdn. •
".�Xurnmy, asked. the little 'bay,
""how long .is it -Since ]faddy • (lied Y"
"He didn't die, da'rling,'' his mother
sighed, "he joined •the golf club."
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JOHNSTON--�1(YLES ,• i.dgewakel aria, Iti�(.atr�id�; °the �SturiigAt satin, i'ttslt (tuyld w ..
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n G:d t
Barker
are -sponsoring a J'neQ,
t
csiii ' o, o1i
draw• in his aid. .ticks,
sale in local'business establishmentss n land the draw will be made 1t
a fall it meeting of the Goderif h'
i)raututic `,Club, under whose pat-
ronai;e the benefit Is being held• .
Ernest I3arker has been a lifelong
resident of Goderich eats is °w,idely
knows[ ;thro,ughout Canada and
other, countries as,, the originator
of Sltut-In's Day. Ile is first viee-
precridentand .executive secretary
of, the Shut-ins Day Association
"International" and seitretaty' of
the Shut-In's ' idly Association of
Canada,
. Because of an illness during his
youth Ernie has been unable to
earn his full livelihood for soine
Wile. At the present tithehe is
in Alexandra "Hospital with two
broken,legs as the .resu•3t of a motor
accident in the spring in which
even the clothing be wore was de-
stroyed. Also as a result of the
accident his financial obligations
are steadily mounting.
He has helped' others 'through his
kindness, and these people will now
have an ° opportunity to help: him.
• Prizes in the draw will be, first,
table = lamp; second, band -made
i 111ti veaseS; : thi•rd, bath towel set;
I fourth, lady's or man's hose.
BREAKFAST FLIGHT TO
,SKY HARBOR AIRPORT
THE VOICE OF TEM.
PERANCE
• The *iter of this • pal agraph,'
indriving from 'Toronto the
other night, saw what happens
when drinkers' drive. At a
curve .in the. road' the min'd,. of '
'the . drinking driver' :was ,.:not
g°
workingfast enough... • Itis car
left the, centre o the, road,
veered :to the right; crushing
into a farmer's milk stand, and
then ,careened ' into tht ditch
•on the other side of the road,
No one was hurt. The car was
badly battered. The driver
w,as stumbling arod in a
drunken • .daze. ' The lady With
Iiiiri--was :using the language 'of
the gutter.: That's what hap-
pens when •,ladies drink.. They
are no longer. ladies. That's
what happens when drivers
drink. They are no longer ht
to drive . a car?. Advt. 30'
GRAI•IAM
SHOE REPAIR
Pick -tip and" Delivery Siirviee
Within Towri Ximiits •
McDonald St. phone 830J
FORRENT
A new shop, 28',.by '30', for
body' and' fender work,
painting and welding.
This is in connection with
my service station. - I will ,
supply' hydro and' rair' for
$ZOa month. An oppor-
" [unity •for someoile to be
on ;his own.
R:' Grenier, B -A Service
Station, Grand Bend.
-23'£
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Geo. G. .acEwan
Fit, Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OEFICE•-:-MASONIC TEMPLE
• . WEST. STREET
PHONE 230 • GODERICK
Sky Harbor Air Services were
bests ; to° thii Windsor Flying, Club,
'Leavens Bros. Air _ Services of
Windsor, and Leavens Bros. Air
'Services of • London last' Sunday,
morning, • when breakfast was
served to these flying visitors in the
pilots' lounge at the Goderich air-
port. • Breakfast was served ,to
thirty-four persons and • the occasion
marked the first breakfast flight to
Uoderich this• year.
Mrs. Ada, Broadley Wa• in charge
of the kitchen -and was largely ,re-
sponsible. for the numerous expres-
sions. .of appreciation of the fine
breakfast. Credit 'for organizing,
the breakfast goes -to Miss Grace
Pinder, .Ernie Iltnnphreys, Kenneth
Stockall, Cyril Dunbar and •'John'
Clark.
A 'total. of tea aircraft'• were in
the' breakfast' group and included
Eurcoupes (two), one Aeron('1i
''plai•e 'sedan.,' ,t:.. Stimson 1Ori,• three
At Listowel lgtted. Churcia°. 1a1_ .
br ds1. 01 ► e left for i
Peddin
trip,
rio
. . For travelling,
Eastern.
astern. Onta
aU tgG on �stats[ ,u 22nd
r'de='wo - � pink � ard e
,
8hidey.Leona Tistdwel,
daughter of Mr. and -trs. 0141. i-auge owfhigtelad#xioeuss(frloiersetse•taas pciaor[
tlileti, Rothsay, beeiiine the bride f ,ruses, On - return, ley, will
dso
Douglas Lorne , Johnstone ,sen of yesiiie in .w.
\1r. Edward L. Johnston, Goderich,
and the. late MrS,; Johnston: Rev. BA
J: D, Mlar'tin officiated.. The bride A eitndle
wore a Queen Anne, gown of ii trry1st '' at tete Augusttana Lutheran
statin • Vvitly.'a madonna veil which
fell :lgom a seed pearl' ' headdress. Church, Vancouver, B. C.; 4••ttnited in
She. carried American Beauty .roses. x inrriage ,'Phyllis .Emily Martin,
'Miss ' Jean 'Heibetn, ' Listowel, as daughter of Mr .and °:'yrs. M. 3.
bridesmaid, Wore orchid netA 'over
taffeta- and .carried a nose ay Of- Martin, a(loderich, and, Detf,n Garnet
white carnations.,and `mauve ,sweet Burrett, IiI,a.M 2, Tacoma, watch.,.
,son. of Mrs...Mae E. Barrett, Dexter,
Peas. ' • John A. Whitten of - Go,ae- Missouri. Rev.'A. Olsen officiated
rich wap best man. +'
A reception was'held" a the home at the double ring ceremony. "The
pt Lord's Prayer Was sung. by Miss
of the -bride's parents. Fora a Joyce .Perry as the bride, gi\ren lir
honeymoon to Monticello, Indiana, marriage by vXr. Harry Perry, pro -
the bride changed to a powder blue ceeded •do..wn the aisle. Her veil of
wool gabardine suit with matching.. illusion mii,;tedfrom a coronet. of
accessories. Mr. and, Mrs♦ .19hnston seed pearls to the length of the
will reside in Searrboro. six-foot train of her heavy white
CLASSON--FISHER satin gown. She carried a ;[hate
prayerbook with lily-of=the-valley
Benmiller United Church wets the and stephanotis, •
Ems -.M.PIRTRN
Fhb' wedding of ,,'.July
1,'1e t ('anuekri, twci Aer +rl('at l'h1um=ll-
'ion: •111(1 at ('essuii .Crat1 . • �.
Sunday -school teacher,:'
can Y•otr 't(11 me 'What we tuts e,t. du
bei(,le \\•e • (1111
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BE REFRESHED
INDEPENDENT ORDER
OF ODDFELLOWS
Huron Lodge Noi 62, Gode-
rich ,meets firstand third..
Monday nights of every
month in MacKay Hall.
Visitors Welcome.,
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Goderich Pavilion:
THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY YEAR —•
---Dancing Wednesday, Saturday and holiday evenings—
EVERY 'SATURDAY NIGHT
JOHNNY DOWNS' AND HIS MUSIC.
Every Wednesday night, CKNX Barn,„,Jaxice Gang;
, The. Patvilian is available for afternoon and evening rentals,
The Manalgenlent' eaters „to l+anrnnets, wedding receptions, etc.,
' Phone 075 Or 410,
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PHONE 1150 .., : '.PHONE 41
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(,,� ln.�,n�.DayJa,..iLa�Tiisi.tz,ly.. -•.� - __
um,- Tues. and %Ved.—
Mon., Tues. 'find Wed.. -
.lune Haver, Mark Stevent;'h;0d S, Z. "Cuddles" S'ahall
they're Hameln' its 'tile Streets, Kissin' its the Park, and :3ittgiri' .
Down Lovers' Lane ]rl, this great liig Tecltrric'olor musieial
comedy. •
"Oh, ',You Beautiful Doli"
' Thurs., Fri. andSat.—
Dan Dailey and Corinne Calvert -
1'c•rsonalityretnrlis la a lii3Oly 4,hticlaing story about an ec-
sei'vice guy who 11115 troubles rainalttie with his r(1talriliat-
tation, •.
When Willie Comes Marc Home
(ionring—Clifton 'iVebb, in "Cheaper by, the I)theri,"
,During the fur`y of a Caribbean burrienW all PX -1111 vy pip•t gets
'a. dramatic 'flashback of the' in'awhi. eventS 'his Meting,.
. Joel sMeCiseay. Arlene s Dahl and Claude Jarman,,
nattiral• backgrounds and'•.ph,nfy of adventurous aetion to
hold, yogi.' interest. •
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"The Outridets"
setting for , a pretty wedding on The bridal attendants, ifrs. Betty
Saturday attern!odn, when, Anna
as matron of honor and
Noreen, daughter of. Air: and Mrs. Miss Joan Buchanan as bridesmaid,
Jonathan Fisher, Colborne Ws nship,°\s'er`e similarly gowned in 'turquoise
became the bride of Edward„, John, taffeta. • Each carried a holoriial
Pink roses and 'feathered
bouquet o
Classon, son of Mr. and Irs,= `ii-
ofslush Classon of Forest: Revs; \ir; carnations with headdress to match.
Harrower; officiated, and the wed -
the Harold •Zeigler' of Tacoma was,
ding music was played „by',Mrs.'the groom's best hien and. Mr.
Benson Straugluan. James Nicholson was usher. •
The bride, given .iii marriage by• During the signing of the register;
her father, wore.a ifoor-lengtli white. M1ss,.,7oyee Pe�ry'y'snng "Throtagli
gown, fashioned With fitted. bodice the Years,"
of French lace over satin, nylon Mrs, Harry Perry, receiving- with
net yoke,. and long sleeves of.French the bridal party at The Lynton,
lace- which pointed:over the Bands, wore a :navy ,dress with, pink: ac-
lame -
skirt of.nylun net over satin lull cessoriea and- u corsage of pink
had an overskirt. of nylon .net and gardenraand (;Itxrkaxticrn.
French lace • which extended 'into a
•
For' trai'elling the bride chose ti
long train.. • ' Her .boor length • Veil,
ernbroideted.*with ,satin 'motifs, fell
from a seed peatrl cornet, - 'She
curried a double' cascade of Better
Time roses and white stephan(itis..
• Mrs. Elaine Wilson, 'u2 Bennikllei•,
Was matron 42 honer, in a flour -
length salmon ,pins[ taffeta, gown,, 1 unveners
:x:1111 tiered. skirt and puff sieeyen, was guest. of bonor at •a, sllow•er of the different, tables°:' Fabry- work,
ller flowers were a cresceilt bouquet at -the home' of -Mrs, Harry Perry. Mrs. Isntay McLean ; aprons, Mrs.
of'1ilies;of-the-Nile. Mr.' Ronald W. ' SLYWCI
to loa yoke, "stat;i1 •c'oll ar, and'full
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c.labels,„tui:xi `"S�li nl• h
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l;ou#Iant skirt. hex ,><ingertiz) a"eiX . t �
week'.Ourt><y .lis ec1
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Ex • i satin �
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11 embroidered of i us,1&tn em
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The lt�dit or� eF 'Tlte „Want 'Forest
fd With t. z5•t h. to xt ft>dK ..
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1riir ills readers in ptjtlti+e to look, '°
:the slubscription ° elate on 'their a
pedals, was caught to a halo satin
eap, ' and she,.: carried, a 'eres`ent
bouquet cif Regal 1'ilies. • •
Her sister, Maxine, ,. in yellow
moire taffeta.,: was maid of honor,
and Muth Stokes, her : "cousin, as
bridesmaid;. was . gowned in mauve
moire taffeta. They Wore„ `match-
nig,-
atch- '
iu - halo hats, and carried do'iible - � v -•
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cascades " a of yellow and, Mauve
y
gladioli. r. William Uhryn, ''of ' Kirkland Lake, was best man, and
the ushers . w, re Orris Stonylr; Lon- gum'
i
don; and Fred Stokes, Goderich.
For „u reception'at the home Of a
the bride's parents, the bride's; mo-
.they, received in a figured grey silk
crepe dress with white accessories.•
She was assisted by the groom's
another in navy sheer With white.
Later the 'couple left fora tris.[
to, North Bay, the bride travelling
in a beige gabardine suit, *ith
green accessories. .0n their -return, l+.
they -will reside ii Loudon.
Guests were present from Kirk-
land Lake, Timmins, St. CatTiariues,
Holxnesyi_l1e and Goderich. The
groom is a graduate in civil engin-
eering of Queen's University. „
Prior to the wedding, a dinner
pas given at- the Golf Club. on
Tuesday' evening by.. Mrs. D. D.
Mooney for the bride. The . follow-
ing evening• Miss --Audrey Ginn. and
rested: • >'
And
1 n(l ts� are detected.
some delinquents � .F
Just take a took now at the label,
diad, if behind, pay ur if able.. ,;
If we have made ioxne or�ror..blindl
' We-to•o would take .correction Mind
1y..
Miss Mary „Joyce Strachan °held a
shower at the home, ..of.. Mrs.
Schaefer, Fast•�street; at.wii lthe
bride. received many useful gifts.
REBEKAH LODGE
TEA AND BAZAAR
The garden, ie:t and .bazaar on.
T1iursdaa afternca+,•u, ;,sliou ored .by
daffodil yellow' ;suit with copper• tail 1:Guderic h • Rebekah -Lod1e . N'o, . S9 in
accessories and a corsage of blended. aid. of the Cancer, .Pori,, il.nd Tuber -
roses:: . : . . •(Moxas Fund, :was a, decided Sue,
" ' The ' ouple will reside. in Taconia, cess. . The home of' Mr. and Mrs.
Washington, *here, the groom Is J,. A. Snicler was 'a• perfect settink
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attachedfor such- eV t w tl L . i1 us
to the •;L ntted States Naval s ee�� 1 t. 4
Reserve' training' centre. lawn and beatififul garden: '
• Prior. to hermarriage the bride. 'rhe following .were the e
•`1Ii>rOi(1 RfverS;' candy, 'Mrs: S. :sic- •
('ll►ssun, . of. London, was best alien, 11K—MARTIN a . d Nall .:grid Mfrs, 'G.. Ginn; horue, bakli-
sc+ 1►ec•(,rated \vitt; regal lilies 'heti- ing,. J•1rs. (1 •I`3aec•wle•r.. The teal
11, of Lorl(toil, was
belie 1111ai. ° w*
At a reception at the home of
.: AIi lican hurchw,ic the' r'at�inr Strider.-•. Sirs: C. Weaksold
,
r;ingeas arid_ sweet peas, St. Ge.or rr's' tables were presided over
li)' Mrs,.
the, bride'S parents ;firs., •,11ishel• (
\tore a printedn\lou gown w'1thor fin.. interesting wedding dding on. Sot-
, 111(11\ , ,afternoon,• when' Eleanor
corsa'ge' of pink car•natiens . Guests Lucille,. daughter
\vel'e, present. fIulll Arlrllgtun 'Va., 1 i (l r gliter of \lr.;•and'. \ir• ,
:viol 'll Io 11 t' ( 1,
Chit ago,' LO dors, '
Clinton and • (1(� 1 t
w, i tugs to %V'8[1011 S1V W( iiuk, of L(iti-
cr
I�tll'eSt, lilt( lerl('r, +' \'t e (, 111 .,- . al' 111, 11111 1'la
srrich. " Af er a road, .C((11 rich was united' in nvil-
shot•[ wedding trip, -the young
+ uta, k( will i+side 111 Gudrrftll, don, 'san• of ,'\Ir. , alr'(1 ,Airs. John.
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•LEI'PJNGTON-T1'ItTON a)lon\• was performed by Re\'. "It. II.
�,_ pretty, wedding t'o((1t• Wave, 'a't• •
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_ ^ 1.,' \ w c. m o Tinlniins. 'i'll(' cere-
tickets' on a -chiffon coke and., the,
winning tieket .r\•ai;• , held, by. Mrs.
\\'. Lawreli'e, 'A dtot- 'on tlirt�e
t;ttt(�(1 d(iilies 111 charge' of Mrs.- J.
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('., •-P, 'find 5`l`.' comtntittee: wishes to
thank all those' rrho helped • and,,
•1'1(rr•, I'rofessof A.. •\V. Anderton also those,' who patronized• • -tlie•
t lit home of tire brides I..1♦t c Cts,
- When this happy groom said, "i do
he really meant it. He looked beyond •
• •the nge blossoms: