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• , DUNGANNON, April 2. -Mr. -and
KINGSBRIDGE, April 1. -=-Mrs. Mr. Desmond O'Donnell,- who ha Mrs. It. J. Durnin left Sunday for
--Gordon Valad returned to her returned to his job there prior to viOt ,with their son, Chester
the commencement of -the sailing Durnin,fganuly, at Irwin,
home here last week from' Wing- s Of' igt
hair* hospital. We wish her a season. .
Mrs. M. Lierman, Peter and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Stewart and
speedy recuperatffin.
Mr. Frank McKenzie • also return-
ed to his home here during the
past week from Goderich hospital,
where he had been confined for
many Weeks, seriously ill.
Miss Betty Lou Vassella, who re-
cently enrolled in Wingham hos-
pital for a 10 -months course as a
nursing cssistant, spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Vassella.
Mrs. Jack Kinney, Mrs:TA. Sin -
nett and Mr. Albert O'Loughlin, of
Detroit, were, week:end visitors
here.
Mr. Michael O'Neill motored to
Sarnia on Sunday, accompanied by
2 pieces
only
Quick Tripper, $25.00
Two-Suiter, $33.00
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leather finishes (wipes clean
with a damp cloth, defies
wear and tearl)
• Fuck moeu clothes -
wrinkle -free ---in less space.
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_plane *fait Jhe (week-9nd with
relatives en Langton.
-Aft. ;Lambertus visited with
his brother in Walkerton during
the past week.
Mr. Peter, Van. Osch, of • London,
spent the past Week at home
here.
Mrs. Leo Courtney visited with
relatives in London during the
past week. •
Mr. and Mrs. James Sinnett re-
turned to their home in Detroit
last 'week.
Mrs. Sheridan returnedlto her
school ddties today after a week's.
sick leave, while Mrs. Walter Clare
was supply tekcher.
All the members of St. Joseph's
parish, who were present for the
"Buffet" ham supper served by
the C.W.L. felt very well rewarded
for their efforts, as there.' tvas a
wonderful attendance of both old
-z---arrd young membersand most
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enjoyable evening was spe ;:,^ Rey.
11. Van Vynckt, in his b e ad-
dress, talked especially to the
young children of the parish,
stressing how fortun# they are to
live in their free Canadian homes,
fa!. from the horror and fears of
war 'and persecution. As master
of ceremonies for the program
which followed, Father Van en-
deavored to have the different na-
tionalities take active parts so that
all joined in being one big happy
family. Mrs. Walter Clare, presi-
dent of the C.W.L., presented
Rev. Father Van Vynckt with a
gift and congratulation, card in
honor of his birthday. Those tak-
ing part in the program were: ac-
cordian Alas, Heins Hendrick and
Peter Lierman; songs by the school
children; violin solos, Mrs. John
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family have, since the sale .of their
farm and their auction sale' last
•week, moved for the time being to
Mrs. Stewart's brothers, Stewart
pd Gordon Reid. ,
/ The Sunbeam Club sponsored a
euchre 14t Friday night at the
school house on the 2nd concession
of West Wawanosh. Ten, tables
were engaged in play. The win-
ners were: high lady, Mrs, Arthur
Elliott; high man, Billy Caesar.
Consolations went to Airs. Ron
Pentland and Jimmy Sproule.
Mrs. Esther Rivett spent the
week -end with her daughter, Mrs.
John Wilson, and Mr. Wilson,
Toronto.
Miss Jessie Wallace will occupy
the residence of the late Walter
Dickason. 0 o
Mrs. Robert Moore is a patient HAMILTON-HOY
at Wingham hospital, having a The wedding,took place in the
medical check-up. chapel of Knox Presbyterian
Mr. John Itivett, appointed by Church, Goderich, on Saturday
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CARTER -CARTER afternoon of "Robirt 'Bruce lain;
AUBURN.-1Cnox United Church, iltont son'of MI.;and Mrs,„Thomas
Auburn,.was the scene of a pretty Hanulton, to Bvelyn -Joan Hoy,
wedding on Saturday, March 16, daughter at -'!r. and Mrs. Leslie,
at 12 o'clock noon, when Nancy II?y, 'Goderich. , Rev. It. G. .Mac-
Winnifred Carter, daughter of Mr. Millin efilciatefi at the FereznApy..
and Mrs. George Carter,• R.R. 5, '" The *bridesmaid wai, Joyce
Wingham, became the bride of Glazier, of Goderich, and - the
Robert William Carter, son of Wil- groomsman, Raymond Mitchell, of
liam Carter and the late Mrs. Goderich.
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Carter, of East Wawanosh. Rev. The bride wore an ankledength
Robert S. Hiltz officiated at the dress 91 white ;let with lace jacket
ceremony. and lace overlays; She carried a
For her wedding, the bride chose crescent-shaped bouquet of red
a ballerina -length gown of nylon roses, and hact a ' star tiara with
net and chantilly lace over taffeta elbovt-length veli of embroidered
with a corsage of red roses. She net. For travelling, the bride wore
was attended by her sister-in-law, a cfresr of ra.hma-nyle orlon fleece.
Mrs. Kenneth Carter, of London, and a blue coat with ' push-up
Gordon Carter, of.,131yth, brother sleeves and pink accessories.
of the groom, was 'best man. The bridesm;id's dress was a
A reception was ' held at, the ballerina,length one of rose net
Club Grill, Goderich, after which with net jacket. She had a rose
the couple left on a honeymoon. floral headdress 'with white gloves
On their return, they will reside and shoes and carried a nosegay
in Blyth. of white mums.
The bride's mother wore a blue
taffeta dress with pink accessories
oft which there was a pink rose
corsage. A rayon linen pink dress he was in the army and she was
with lace bodice was worn by the i training as a nurse.
West Wawanosh Township, coin-
menced Warble Fly spraying at
lams Monday moil -Ping. 1
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of red 04e3;',"'
receptiiiii: was •••414011424;tlie',';
Meadow Brook'restaurant4,AIXICUI41l.
those attending the_iweddlati-Werei'‘
Mr, land ",Mrs.,t-Gene-4;11iimiltria ,,‘»
Toronto, • and.' lie.... and Mra.
Hamilton, of Lon4eb,:•11,;...,,:•r' ittkr
The, couple left on • 'a „-Wedding.7f
trip to poinWin-the United .States
and .on tbefr return will,reside'le'
Goderfch.
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A seven-year-old it frOnl,
bul, Turkel', recently eprQlled ;at
Dungannon Public School,„ismaki„;
ing fine progress in learning ,the!'•
English language..The parent
and daughter are in Canada.en:
six months' visa. They arc Visiting'
with Mr. and Mrs. T. C..Andera0;‘,
of Dungannon,' the latter--a-sister4
of the visiting wornak.froin
'The Turkish girl's mother speaks. .- •
five languages, Armenian, Turkish:;" •
English, French and German .Her
husband is a hardware.•merchant
in Turkey and also speaks. -several
languages, They met dnringthe
war in an English hospital, while'
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home again atter having been ill
and a patient in Wingham hospital. 2
The community was shocked to ;
hear of the passing of Mrs. Betsey •
Messer, Goderich, formerly of St.
.41.ugustine, and where her brother, •
David .McAllister, and sister, Miss •
Josephitte. McAllister, still reside. ;
Our sympathy is with them and •
daughter, Margaret. I •
'Mr. Ken Brown, Ottawa, who • •
became ill en route home to visit •_
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ;
Brown, reported for a medical •
check-up at Clinton TWA?: He �
was hospitalized with "mumps." ; ;
:VII.. Ross Rivett, Toronto,. was •
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Kelly and- Wm. Lanibfor the
bon; dancing,
ions. to Mr. and Mrs. week -end. 1
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Kathleen Dalton; piano solo, Sher -1 Congratulat
on Courtney and Danny Dalton;
1Donald Glenn (nee Lucille Mohr -1 •
solos, Mrs. Robert 'Howard, Gene ing), "cderich. They will make
in the village, wherel •
Frayne; duets, Loretta and Patricia their home
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Martin, Diane and Peter Lierman; Don is engaged in the trucking
songs by grade eight and members 'business. le
Mr. J. C. Durnin spent the wee.k-
of the choir, followed by commun-
end with his uncle and aunt, Mr. 1,1
ity singing. Dr. Weir, of Auburn,
and Mrs. Alfred Helford, Toronto. !;
who happened to be among the
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jackson, Rip-, •
guests, drew the door prize ticket,
ley, were visitors at the week -end,
which was won 'by Peter Frayne.
, with their cousins, Mr. and Mrs.7.
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Charles Fowler, and Toni.
OLD TIES UNCOVERED Mrs, Robert Mole and little son.
William Allen, arrived home from•
Aficiertt. railroad: WOrk on- the
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St Lawrence -Seaway Jr and -Mrs. ENton Culbert,
road. Just across the_St. Law- , and Mrs. Douglas Brown, Goderich,
, Robert Bere of the. village and Mr. I _
ed remains of a century -old rail-
ounday visited Mrs. Robert
laid bare old timbers that were
rence from Montreal bulldozers S
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Bere at Wingliam 11044111, who
st went for treatment t‘vb days lie- •
GODERICH part ofthe p .
14 • Lawrence Railway, Canada's first.
,•, "Ilu.' to:speed uMr, Bere, .who had been
fare., p recovero
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previously ill with pneurnonia is •
leeling his usual self again.
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4111t,day with her daughter. .Mrs. Len •
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• charge of the, meeting: Eleanor
• Alton played the piano for the
• ' hymns. Lynda Blake was secre- !
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• j lure lesson. - '
Joanne Crozier offer- •
ed prayer. .Mrs. Glifford Crozier •
• showed a film of Iklen Keller visit-
• it'll; the blind in Bible Land and •
also gave a report el a missionary's.•
• talk at the convention last week. ;
. 2 Mrs. Herb Finnigan distributed •
• svtatruitojeuds.leallets of a health project •
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• ed her sister, Mrs. Ethel McDonald.
• Mrs. H. S. Stothers, who has •
• not been enjoying the best of •
health. 'became worse on Sunday ;
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• pital on Sunday for X-ray and
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• next Sunday the rector, Rev. H. L.
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Marylin bAnderson ed in a usi ness •
discussion. After the minutes •
were read, a film, "Seeing Double," ;
was sh-own. j •
,Mrs. J. Hamilton visited on Sun-
day with her son, Watt Hamilton, •
Lucknow, who underwent a minor •
operation at Wingham hospital,
last week. - •
Among the .older folks who ac- •
cepted the invitation to a social
evening of the Octogenarian Club
of Goderich last Wednesday even-
ing, were Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mr.
Robt. Durnin; Miss E. McMillan and
Miss Minnie Currie. '
M. Minnie Jones spent the
week -end with Mrs. Lorne Scrim-
geour, Blyth, and Mrs. Jenny Lyon,
Londeslboro. , Sizes 6-12, all lined.
Mrs. B. F. Comfort and son,
Ennis, St. Catharines, spent the
week -end with the Blake brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. llarvey Maize,Nr.
and Mrs. Gordon Maize andJamily,!
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Springer and Iarnily, Tillson- ,
burg.
Mr. Palmer Kilpatrick and son,
43rian, Toronto, visited Saturday
with the former's moth6r, Mrs.
S. J. Kilpatrick.
Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mr. and Mrs'. '
Richard Kilpatrick and Mrs. S. J.
Kilpatrick, on*Monday, visited
'Helen Anderson, of London.
Mr. Gordon Sampson, •Goderich,
underwent ad -appendectomy early
last week at Goderieh hospital.
,..Mrs. Don Walden and daughter,
Vietorig, Kincardine, spent a few .
days 'thi week with relatives.
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