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C0(NiK--,0(iitsTONwan of Chantilly bice and Duchess
On Saturdas, August N), at Ash -1 aatatiu Was giveeu a ,. marriage by
sietd Presbyterian Church, the lies. tier father. The tightly molded
J. IL !Lad -herald united in marriage
Edith Johnston,,, daughter of Mrs.'i
Frank Johnston and iiet-tor Cooke, t
all of Goderich. The couple were
attended by the bride's sister. Mrs.
I)Iuieau MaeItouald aqd Mr. Ma.•-
I)ouald of Flint. Mirh_ The bride
wore :t dress of delphinium blue i
mesh with gjry aterei furies and ►
etursaigt , of rubruni linty,+ and
stephanotis. while Mrs. 3laeL unatttl
wore a frock, of uavy crepe with
piuk accessories 'and corsage of
Hildegard ruse-. Mr.. and Mts.
Cooke will reside in Guderic-h. .
Prior to her marriage, Mrs. ('+.Ake
was guest of honor at two showers,
one by friends in Ashfield and the
other at the hupte of Mrs. '1'. J.
Drennan of Goderich.
JUNIOR is happy. R inherit big brother's school -books wllen they're
the sort that have beim kept 'in good condition by, "Fabrikoid"
covers. Children's books are resistant to scuffing and other damage
when protected by these versatile chemical products.
LITTLE GIRL is fooling ... knows
she's no dunce to be wearing a
blouse and socks made of nylon.
She'll always win a prize for
neatness! Mother gets top marks
for knowing nylon leads` to
easier living — washes wonder -
lasts so long.
Did yeti knew.,
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GROWING better crops isn't all
done on the farm. The research
chemist helps the farmer by
developing improvements in,
fertilizers and pesticides which
result in higher yields and bet-
ter quality.
the only gold medal won by Canada
in the 1952 Olympics in Finland was
for trop shooting and was won with
C -I -L Ammunition.
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c,2'✓iNG CANADIANS
rHROUGH CHEMISTki
CANADIAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED — MONTREAL
JOHNSTON—LOOS
Noruna Marion iron: and ltouald
Chester ,Johnston exchanged mar-
riage vows Saturday afternoon in
a candlelight ceremony at Dundas
Street Centre United Churele Lon-
don. the Rev. G. W. Birteh officiat-
ing.
The bride is the daughter of Sir.
and Sirs. henry Loos, London. and
the groom 'is the son of Mr. and
Mrs- Chester Johnston. Loudon.
formerly of Goderich.._
The bride. wearing a door -length
satin bodice featured a lace yukr
finished witti a Peter Pau cuUar
and lung lily point sleeves of late.
The full satin skirt was shirred at
the topline and fell into a t:-hanet
train. lter . headdress of orange
b1u,..-yews held a tiugt'rtip veil of
Ereuch illusion bordered with Lite.
and site carried a baud Neogene of
SLargaret Hibbert rugs `attd steph-
anotis.
Matruu of honor, Mrs. Juan (;ray -
son_ wore a door -length gown of
pick satin and the bridesmaid. airs.
Jean Johnston. were a door -length
off -the -shoulder guava of pale green
faille taffeta. Both attendants,
carried modernistic baskels of piuk
runes
LIP sad, axdtlteds topped Tit ' god '"Pair was .supposed to
nest nil: IIC amid*. Leanne taxa* Tear,--
1„0, tnop�iiblwl fur huai
payer's is IMO with average income
he our wont, patina -
of $10, `' ,
Phillip Johnston was best , luau
and the ushers were Henry Lows
and William Pring.
The brides mother. receiving ti
the reception at Hoek's restaaraut,
wore a beige suit with a corsage l
of Queen Elizabeth yellow nisei.'
The wather of the groom wore a.'
pale grey dress with a grey nylon
redingote coat and a corsage of
red Better Titue roses.
heaving by 'plane for honey-
wu , in the United, States. the
bride wore a forest green icabar-
dine suit with grey accessories and!
a t-orsage of orchids. Mr. and Slra. i
Johnston will gide its London. t
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CATHOLIC 'WOMEN'S LEAGUE
The tirst meeting. after the sum-
mer ;recess was held in .the scb".'t
auditorium and Mrs.:C. J. Gibbons,
president. took charge of the busi-
nese ou hand.
It was planned to have the dig-'
ces.sn director, Major the iter. J. L.
Iteunessey, eutue to address 'he
League members- in the Church
some time in October. in connection
with eelebrating the second an-
niversary of the League.
Discussion centered on the coming
ruwurage sale and Christmas Fair,
which wilt be held the first Satur-
day in December and 'it was plau-
ned to give a layette to a ehildren's
Wine.
The entrance class winners of
castb :awards were present and re-
ceived' the . prizes from Mrs. Con
Itaeehler. eitut!ation secretary, fear
',general I►roticieucv. Donald Masse:
English. Gayle Pitblado, and social
4 studies, Joyce Webb. All thanked
• Mr. riaechler for her words of en-
ev►uragement.
Mrs. W. A. Coulthurst was win -
NORTH STREET W.M.S.
There was a good attendance at
the opening meeting or the fall
term of the W.M.S. of North Street
United Church, ,which was held,
in the Sunday school roues of the!
joy Coke..,ice cold
church on Tuesday afternoon. Sep-
tember _'. The business period,
which was opened by the repeating!
of the General Prayer of Thanks-
giving in unison and silent prayer
for one •of our group leaders,- Miss
Minnie ,Campbell, who is ill, was!
presided over by the president, Mrs.'
Howard Robertson. Feliowviug •th.. l
reports, plaits • were discussed for
the October Thank -offering Meeting
which is to be held on the afternoon
of lk utter T, with Mrs. (Bev.) 1'. !Tao" h o repiaered hods -mirk
C. Washington of Auburn, as guest
speaker. Mrs. 4'. M. Robertson
gave a report on the building fund
of the new wissiunary training
school in Toronto. SFhe •'alloeation
for North Street W.M.S. is $I:,u,
$90 of which has has been receive,';
to date=. Miss Rudd reported on
tier of the door Drize.
Christian stun stewardship and Mrs.: ,ossess_sise.
Authorized bottt4rot
Coca.Cda under
Goderich
Goderich,
Ont.
oonaraot wits
Bottling
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WINS :1,T C.N.E.
Albert. Rtaceshuw-. Staple street.
had sit pa:rleur tumbler pigee►aas
entered- in the tranttrr-stnnr- at the
Canadiah Natienal Exhibition last
week and four of thein we're award-
ed prizes. Two hens placed first
and third and two ruck birds placed
se•eend and fourth.
WESTERN . FAIR WiNNER
Mrs. Gwen Light of London,
formerly Gwen Jeic1. e►f 4 .'derieh.
cai►tured second prize .in Bross stitch
The 'bathometer is an instrument I A rhetorical question is one needlework at the western Fair,
for measuring depth of water. which- does not require an answer. London.
Walter Vern fur Temperance. The; -.
devotional period. under the leader-
ship
eader-
ship of Mrs. Charles Barker, . was
opened by prayer. Mrs. Mc'SVhiu-
ney- re:n t the Scripture - lesson. A
splendid review of .the last * i I l
chapters of the study 'Kook. -Prete
Ickes to Northern Lights." was
given by Mrs. G. Hetherington. Toe
meeting was brought. to a close ;
by prayer -by Mrs. C. Barker.
INGO
Goderich Memorial Arena
ON
Friday, Sept. 19
at 9 p.m. (D.S.T.) Doors open at 8 p.m;
Dodge [Regent] sedan, four- door, with license
15 games for $25 each
4 games for $100 each
Regular and special games 25c each
or 5 games for$1.00
Car game $1.00
PROCEEDS IN' AID OF LIONS WELFARE WORK.
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ASIIFIELI) TEACHERS
Following . are the teaehers (u
Ashfield Township -for the selesil
term of 1952-3: S.S.. 1, Wilfred S...
Spivey. Brussels: S.S. 3. Due ;am
A. SlacKay. Kintail: S.S. 4, Mrs
Violet MacKenzie. Ripley : S.S. -"►.
Mrs. -(;race A. Johnston. Lurknoe
5.5..e., Mrs. William Stewart, that-
ganno.n : S.`. Mrs. Lloyd ('title'.
Ashtield Township: S.S.
Shore. Bcuntilk r : S.S. ss, . \lr.. '1'.
SI. Durnin, Dungannon :- 5.S.:►, It.i r ',
Stanley. Lucknow: S.S. 10. Mrs.'
,tante. Litt'!.. .1sliticld '1'ow-tash:,s :
S.S. 11. Luis Feaa:tne Colborne
Township: S.S. 13. Mrs. Jack
-Caesar. I ine:aune n : S.S. 15, Sl t .
.tames Sl-Tavisti. Ripley: S.S 11;.
.1d a M. Webster. I ueknow :
1 1 i
Mi Yes 'I'ii> tai , Meaf'trtr.
supero taus, Sirs. Shirley l tn.: low
Colborne Township.
PERSONAL MENTION
. Prof. and Sirs. A. N. 't:arlamll
and Stirilyn of New York visit l
tit the home of the fortuer's brother,
Slr. E. A. (rani:and.:Ind Mrs. tsar-
land, South' street.
Mrs. William Eisenb:u it elf De-
troit is visiting Mrs. R. .1. Howard,
Elgin avenue, this week.
Sir. and Sirs. «'m. Albac•k and
SLrs. George Sehoewbs of . i\nffalo
have returned helms after,- visiting
with Mrs. John Wiggins.
Mr. and Mrs. Handel Slaedet of
Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Siaedel of Exeter were week -end
guests with Mr. :and 41rs. Thos,
Sillib, Newgate¢ street.
Mr. Leslie It. \after of Walker-
ton has been' sueeessful in passing
his. final year in Industrial Arts
and Crafts and has received his
Specialist's Certificate.
SIrt. Knyvet Naftel who has re-
sided iu Sarnia for tin past year
has returned to Goderich where she
intends to wake tier limns.
3Iaster John Wiggins of Toronto
is visiting his grandmother. S1 r'.
John Wiggins.
Mrs. William ('titry anal two son:
of Windsor visited her mother,
Sirs. 1l:trry S;t Mehl, over tite week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Slnrphy of '
Richmond. Indiana, and Mr. Alfred
Nicholson of Stoney ('reek. visited
this week itt the hoots !of 'Mr. and
Mrs. .1. .1, ('auupluiI. i:aast street.
Sirs. Sltarphv is as sister of Sirs.
Catimbill and S1r. Nieholsen ietheir
Bethel..
'Sirs.- Clifford ttrittttley spent the
weekend with Sir. and Slrs. Fronk
Itobitise n :and enjoyed at trip lei
the+ 1'.N.1:. ;ttttl a1.0 t trip to
Nitigura }':alts.
Sir. .1. E. ilarnwell is visititag
at Pilot Mound. Manitoba, anti
writes of his trip there vial 'I'.('..1.
front \lTilton, saying the air spree'
w•as :"_i miles per hoar. Sir. hares
wt.!' has ntlw left Pilot Mound and
i. visiting a brother: Wesley. He
will rtsntain in Slanite►ba for an
extended visit.
TAX SALE
Property owners who wave not
paid their taxes Per at least they
Inst. three years will 1►e given until
(letoher 1 to matte suitable arrange-
ments fat', payment, it was deeided
by Town ('d meati Olt Friday night.
After that date, the Town Treas-
urer will lens'red with a tax sale
of the properties in volveel. (oitntl1
instructed. 'Twenty preii►ertieS are
ineheled in the list eat piled by
the Tax Collector from his rolls.
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