HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-11-08, Page 8Al'BhI?RN, Nov, %.--Mrs.
Iittwdltou is•v1siting friends tttWes-
ton and Nkipa'nee.
fur. and 1lrs, I)titi Haines,` Mar-
garet and kdt}its spent the Week-
s'
end at Buffalo. •
Mrs. W. L. Robison.. is visiting
her dttugt tern, at Toronto, port Col-
borne and iytiden.
,Mr. avid` Mrs.' Herb • togrldge
have . returned- home, after visiting
their daughter, :'firs. Bert 1tMatsit,
and \Ir, :Marsh, Kitchener.
Mr., 'and. Mrs, Gt.►rtion-,Dt bi6' and
fancily spent ,the week -end with Mr.
A l-
ON DECEMBER
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vie .
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ELECTION D.Y.
ali$ce,tions for voting are as follows: 91 years of 'age. A British Subject.
An owner or Tenant, or Wife or Husband of. an' Owner or Tenant.
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Note: Roamers and. Boarders are notentitled to a •Municipal vote.: Only those
.who occupy a self=contained domestic establishment and qualify as above are
entitled to vote.
APPEALS CLOSE NOVEMBER 13th
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PHONE 20qw
The Corporation of The Town of Goderich
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in'clti%rge of lieu. C.•C. Washington
of Knos United Church.. 'The pall-
bearers were • six nephews, Thos.
:Mcl'11ee, 1Jn•tl: Mellivain, Cliff Mc-
Phee, 1 rnest" McIiwain, Harold Sie-
I1 win and Frank McI1w Lin. • The
fivtvci b firers• Were•°•Gordon Dobie,
l}rville AIePhee, 'ITarold $aekson_
and William, Straughan. Interment
vas in. Ba11'e Cemetery. Relatives
were, present from London, Strat-
ford, Rluexale, Streetsvi�lle, Walton,
4o.derich and Dungannon.
Farewell Fatty,-- number - of
`friends . and neighbos met at the
and, Mrs. Elis tittle,. Thorudale,' home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Alf Nesbit
Reception eption Hekti. A reception was to honor Mr: and Mrs. Albert Camp-
iield.in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Don- belt., who have nfoved from Auburn.,
ales l.'�tunpbell, newiywe . At• pan The early -part of the evening was
appropriate time • Mr. and- Mrs. spent',playing cards. Following
Ca bell ' were• otltlled to the front this ° Mrs. Frank Ne 1 it read .an
and Carl Uovier ',read an - address address. expressing regret at their
extending congratulations and best, departure from the neighborhood
wishes and Sirs. Alvin Plunkett and Mrs. Everett Taylor presented
presented them' with a purse -of
money. Music for dancing was
supplied by ti • Clinton 'orchestra.
Lunch including wedding. cake WAS
served.
jet•. and Mrs. Washington atten-
ded tire funeral of Mr. Washington's
sister at 'Oshawa on Tuesday.
Mr .and M'Ps,. �'1 m. J. Craig and
Allen visited over the week -end
with their son ��-illiam and Mrs.
Craig, Toronto,' . • '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1T. Coates,
Flint, Mich., 'visited �Ir. - and Mrs.
Maitland Allen over the • week -end:
Mrs. •Thos. it Berson, Streetsville,
spent a few days last week .with
her niece, Miss 'Amelia &Ieliwain,
and attended the funeral 'of Wm.
. 3101wttin, •
Shower Held.—Mrs. Fred` Wag-
ner• was hostess for 'a shower in
honor of Mrs. Morley'Johnston, nee
w
� 1 1'h early part of
In � tin 1 ll t. e
Jit
•.the evening was spent playing bingo:
.Mrs. Chas. Adams read an address
to the --guest of • honor extending,
congratulations and best wishes- and
.Gast, .Eti ely n, Maureen and Donna
Fltatlaew brought in decorated bas-
kets containing the' gifts.. After
she w had opened the gifts Mrs.
'Johnston made', a fitting reply.
Lunch was served.
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�.ir,• and ' Mrs. Albert • Campbell
and Mr: atnd' i 1r.a. llonaild Campbell
the States the bride donned. a
powder ' blue wool jersey dress,
cherry blush weal. topeoa . and navy,
blue accessories with corsage of
yellow 'mums., On their. return
they .will make their home on the
groom's farm in Colborne township.
PORTER'S ILL '
PORTER'S ItILL,, Nov. 5.—Mr,
and Mrs. W. 3 'arri,Son and family
spent Sunday to Grand Bend, atteu-
ding, anniversary services there.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Townsend abd
joyee spent Sunday at the Boone of
their .daughter and son -In-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill"•Rlachfo_ rd, .®Atwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill ¥Clllwain re-
turned from their Northern On-
tario honeymoon on the Week-elnd:
Congratulations to Mr.' and Mrs.
Arlie. Lockhart on the birth of a
daughter on. Friday, ' November , 2,
in the Clinton hospital. -
The congregation of Porter's Hill
church. will still meet at ,9.45 a.m.
on SIgiday, November 11, for a
them with a silver cake plate and special Remendbranee Day, service.
relish dish. Mr. and Mrs. C.€tmp-' The Community Club will meet
bell made a fitting reply. Lunch
was served. -
Dustoav--Robertsons--•Baskets of
at the home, of Mrs. I. Townsend
on. Thursday, November 15. A good.
attendance is asked for as their is
chrysanthemums in autumn tones, 'some important io�usiness to discuss.
formed the setting' for,the weddingl Please note change of day.." .
of Shirley 0. Robertson, A.R.C.T:,
daughter of 'Mr" and' Mrs. E. H. • •. OBITUARY
Robertson at their home in Colborne.
township to Mr, J. G.erald Dustow,
son of :firs. Dustow and the late i IMRS• C�IRIIST.ENA MR-N.STO`N
Clarence Dustow. The ceremdny
was '•solemnized' by 'll ,,., A,•-•''6r-
sythe, Port' Rowan, Ont. Mrs:• Ella
'Donaldson, aunt ,of .the bride, play-
ed the traditional wedding music
and ' Mrs Ralph Foster;. cousin .of
the groom; -sang a beautiful prayer
during the ..Service -and, while the
register was 'being signed sang "I'll
Walk Beside Thee.',' The bride,
given. in ,marriage by her. father,
wore a white brocaded satin gown
in grape design which, featured a
fitted • bodice, stand -away ' collar,
three quarter length sleeves„and the
full skirt -extended • into. a • slight
train. Her ,iingertip "yell of 'illusion
was caught tv,ith a satin headdress
and she carried a cascade bouquet
Of. white chrysa'nthenaums and
grapes.- Miss Evelyn Dustow, sis-
ter -of the groom, was Maid ilk honor
and :Miss 'Ruth .Hoy, London, was
bridesmaid. They were identically
attended the tont ral of qtr. Mills, gowned in• grape taffeta styled simi-
Kirktou, 1•tst Thursdliy, Mr. Carl lar to that of the bride And wore
Mills.. teacher of S, S. No. 1ti, I1ast eye veils caught with 'mains. They
W1iwnnosh, i • a son of the deceased. carried gold -toned chrysanthemums.
Visitors,with Mr... and. MI'S: John f'-tir. Gerald Fisher. wwas•groomslu•ttrl
Houston 'eve the week -Sud were i and Mr. George Roib,ertson, brother
fhe•ir daughter, Miss Mary .14 .ten, 'id the bribe was -usher•. For, the
ti •r �v t, at.lso here f
This i• ,sul„pl)-iug on- tire' and ',Miss • i ziutt; Petitlicf: • and oSI,iss re •option ,which followed. the bride's •
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or
,ram■,
week
he
�,,��+•Bi� [�+iN ! t��1d tit 1 ttt.t ttrr Rt1th .t um• tit the,.Haln•
lltuu teach- tl�uther pure blue faille with navy
WWW ! t f n ra tuuI.it rit•h-ilanlilton line of the C.1 .
Ei:i:L'�i2ti; ,NoV. 5,�-1111} 'Man staff. accessories ca re y
Witter :was eertainl)• very un�� til-
came Visitor, to most people.
Mrs, 'Tio1:•l.iel s of ltetroit eaten-
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The death of Mrs. Christens
Johnston, `widow ' of Archibald
Johnston, of the 10th concession of
Ashfield, occurred at" her "home on'
Sunday morning after, a.• long ill-
ness. She was born ' Iii . West Wa-
-w'anbsh 77 years ago, h daughter of
the late.Mr. and MTS. George Mac-
Donald, ;and had . lived'most of her.
life in Ashttield. Her husband pre -
tug• - withrsa g ' ofyellow-
.the the sudden t}cath t*t Mess ;lam .11rihrain Funier"a1.�The funeral, chrysanthemums and the ,.groom's.
rt11t trot}t•tfit•1t hi► l►itetl:, laltt.t , T ' c►f JT r. «•u►. ll�•Iitwzl n which was uuothe'r swore violet 1_ia11111 with°
re x�rts tt1E' t.hah,".site i�• tieing tine,. ]; ultu:l}, "at foxt111 r resident "-of 'this 1 .i,
i 1 tii�tri�t, Lilies a. quite 11 .sh�tttk to1•helti froth 'his tate residence was '1►l;tck :tecessrlries find it corsage of
led the funeracl of her aunt, \lass. :fir
his aun s. u a`
.Mrs. Wilfred .faith is rt patient R•�; 4 ,
Jack Sin -till of l.undou spent largely, 1 Pink'
1 Chester' 1.111-` the Week -end• at ttis ' 11Utne lyre. her teta•tives and friends, 4, y, attended; The ser- ie was .d Ali" l'ttrnutlons. ,Por I iot(11ing to
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Walter C... Thornson
i: „LEADER ••
SPEAKS :ATS EXETER
Saturday., Nov.' 10
AT 3 PM.
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If you wish to hearMr. Thomson, call the Liberal
Committe Rooms, (4oderich, (Phone 1293) for• trans-
portatjon. Oars will leav0 British Exchange_ motel
between 1.30 and 2 rim.
GODERIC$ LIBERAL° ASSOnTATION • • ,
deceased her' by ten years
ISrurviving are three sons, - Fred,_
of Belfast; Bert,- of Lanes; William,
of ' 'Goderich ; five daughters, Mrs.
Russell Mcreight ; Vis: T: J: Dren-••
nan,,''., 3Irs.: Albert Brown; all of-
Goderich
f •Goderich ; Mrs.Rulyy Nelson, ' Del
troll; and Miss Thelma, - at home;
also • by one sister, Mrs. Alex
Moore, Oalifornia ; 31 'grandchildren
-and 11^ great- grandchildren. .
Tile funeral service was held 'at
the faintly resident,e in Asblfetd on
Tuesday. -afternoon conducted by the
Rev.. R,^ G. • 11acMllla11, of Knox -
Presbyterian » Church, - Goderich.
The-i)ailbearers, were Roberti Scott;
:Leo •Courtney, John TIoward, Frank
-Bustin; lIerbert •Curran and 4`anaes
Little. Interiuent was in Greenhill
Cemetery, Lucknow.
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