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BITUARY
110RATI6 It MURRAY
„ lMr. ISeratiglt.... Murray, cif yavi-
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OA 'Jilt* 20, at -the age of 88 years..
He waskporn in Tavistock, a son of
' tIu. late Alexander Morray and
Margaret Gould. He was 21 tailor
bY trade and was in busingss over
• 55years. Mr. Murray wary mem-
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ber of the session ot the resby•
terian Church in 'I'avistott,k. In
ter .y,,eara„„bg,„anent,the slimmer in
London and the \viiiter in Cuderieh:
HIS wire preilec,:ai,ed him ii
1925. Surviving is "a son, Harold
, W. Mtirray, of 1,.,inc,•.,n and a ,
dghter, Ilts. Douglas ((liadys)
Wilson, of GOerieli, and i brother,
Adrian Murray, of Eli±ahL th, New
tJersey. " 1
' Fulleral services were Conduct-
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4..Lane, Cif Clinton, and interment
was rnade .in Maitland cemetery.
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MISS ,FLORENCE COLBORNE
A lifelong resident of Goccerich,
Florence Viola Colb ne, 'died in
a Londonhospital-foil 'wing a leng
illness on Saturday, July 19. .She
.was a daughter of the late M..r.and
Mrs. John Colborne, and was 'born
in Goderieh' 70 yeax:s ago, where
she continued to . live until her
illness. She was a' member of
North Street United Church.
Surviving are two sisters. Gwen-
dolyn, of Tcronto, and Nellie, of
DANCE to •the music of
Ralph
God iiph; -
The-ildneral service took place
Stilks" funeral o home) .Montreal
street O4 444, wi,thltkVillePt
in. Maitland cernefgry. Rev S. A.
Msote ollic.iated. Tile-, pallbearers
4se
jekrei'e: • *dr:
o cr son,
George Johnson,and George Buch-
anan.
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, MRS. T. R. RUNDLE
'Funeral services.for the late Mrs.
T. R.' Rundle were condueted by
Rev. l)r. K. F. Taylor, rector of St.
George' Church, on:Saturday after-
noon last at the Lodge Tun
home. Pallbearers were J.M.
Johnston, Clayton' Laithwaite, -Wil-
fred Larder, George Wraith, Archie
Wilkinsand Maitland Driver.
Deceased was the former Irene
Salkeld, a daughter of the latel Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Salkeld, and was
born in Goderich Township 08
,years ago.. She received her train-
ing as a nurse in the Goderich hos-
pital and after her marriage to
T Roy Rundle 'continued tc live in
Goderich Township.. She died at
'Alexandra Hospital on Thursday.
She was a member of St. George's
i- Aiiglicaii -Church and -alsn- a" -mem-
ber of St. Andrew's ward group of
the Churchwoman's Guild
. She is survived by her husband
• and. two daughters, Mrs. Douglas
. (Kathleen) Blacker; of Goderich
Township, and Mrs. William (Marg-
aret) MacDonald, of Searboro. One
sister, Mrs. Frarik. (Mary) Rowed,
of Goderich, and two brothers, '
,Thornas Salkeld, of Lucknow, and
GeorgSalkeldrGoderitall--Tow
ship, and five grandchildren also
survive.
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
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T. ougpm July 11,3.
Sister M. Mate, Hamilton, and
Ayton, spent
_.),,igeti*Wetiki4tt&?al,-11xe'liein#"'Off
and Mrs. Miles $t. Marie.
" 'Mr. and Mrs. 'Frank Leddy: and
Goderichi'spent a Sunday
recently with Mr. and Mrs, Thep-
dore Redmond. „
Rev. Father .Urbariski is spending
these two .weeks with his relatives
in Philadelphia.
IVIr. Raymond
see his s er, ¥rs.
Jack Bell,- Calgary, who seriously
Mi5§"Ceci1ia Koob, Saskatchewan,
is visiting at the Raymond. Eloyle
home. Cecilia is a. sister of Mrs.
Boyle.
THE OODEitIC
• Mrs. Edna Kinalian and daugh-
ter, London, visited at the Red-
mond and O'Malley homes last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carroll, Kit-
chener, Mrs. A. Bernardo and little
Mary Theresa spent this week with
the Gus Devereaux family.
Mr , It 4
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And ,•and
MO. POO .AJeson, Petrc$lia,'AVF9
recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Boyle.
Miss Kathleen Leddy .spent a few
days, yirifh' her-whop:if/We; GAWP
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MriifeviektieiZ ,
L�ii-
don, spent the week -end at the
Kinahan home.
1V1enica and Bernadette Ledd3r
spent a, few days at the hortie of
their uncle, John O'COnnor, ef
XCgsbridge; this week. ,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Gardner, Aus-
tralia is spending the sin -Amer
'ilir-3V1MgrairNfiriMiWird"
Redmond, Mrs. Gardner is ? sister
of Airs. Redmond. '
Mr. Michael Kinalian, oi Lon-
don, visited friends in WI...Merton'
and here over the week -end.
'Taylor s Corner
• TAYLOR'S CORNER, July 28.—
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Ginn and family were Mrs,
Ginn's grandmother, Mrs. E. Gorrie,
and her aunt, Mrs. S. Morgan, of
k
To be perfectly just is an attrib-
ute of the divine nature; to be so
to the ntmost of our abilities,' is
the glory of man.—Addison.
The Quebec Bridge is the longest
single cantilever span in tlie world.
At 1,800 feet it is 90 feet longer
than each of the main spans of the
Firth ofForth bridge in Secitland.
family, Sarnia, spent Sunday with
Mr-. and Mrs. Ray Boyle recently.
Mr. Jack O'Connor, Mrs. P. Mur-
ray, Kingsbridge, spent_ Sunday
with the Ray Leddy family.
Miss Gwendolyn Redmond spent
the week -end with her friend,
Kathleen Leddy. •
Mr. and Ars. Will Kinahan, Bob-
bie and Genevieve • attended the
garden party at Si, Columbia on
-edn'etlaymii-v-enurg.
Miss Cafric MeCaiin visited her
nephew, Rev,, Father McDonald, in
Simcoe last Week.
Miss Maureen Leddy, Kitchener,
spent a few days at tier home here.
Miss Irene O'Connor, Port Bur-
well, spent the week with her
sister, Rose, • •
• Mr. and Mrs. ,Gus Redmond at-
tended the Valz,ak-Penderghast
weddink on Saturday at the Lady of
Sorrows Church, Aylmer.
. Mits Palma, Miss McPhedran, Mr,
NOTICE
WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS
THE WEEK OF AUGUST 11.
We would dpreciate it if our customers would provide
ahead for this week,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Roy Wilson have
returned from a 'trip to Griffith
Island in Northern Ontario,
-- A reunion was held at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. George .Ginn re-
cently. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gledhill and
Marsha, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ron-
stron, Donald and Dennis, of Ham-
ilton, and Mrs. $. R, Welter and
jusl4,4,trawa..,_WALtel, also
visited her sister-, Mrs. 'S..creTin,
of Alberta, who has been visiting
here for a month.
Mrs. Phil, Sturdy, Elizabeth and
Nancy, of°Thorold, visited on Wed-
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Sturdy.
1111r. and Mrs: Harry, Hansen, of
Michigan, visited on Friday with
Mr. Wm. Elliott and family at the
MeCabe home%
• Mrs. Wni. Elliott, Billy
,.,,,,, „2
NitteturnfP teCPOrt..-Paibne Mr. and Mrs. Wm„ Powell and
olit, urday attern0pn. a4eA,three Mr. anMrft, liugit gp0,1 0. s mu-
vieeks with her mother, Mrs.. Me- ten; speg Nun'd))3r .
Mrs11,0'Wilson01110iiiito
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Cabe.
• Mr: Paul , Clarke; Mrs. Bryon were Mias waa Wilstila 'ancl WM.
threePrime Ministers(g
, , . y, i'1,,:'*rS ate& 10 preniieft
Awes, and cbe I,, of AtwoOd,and,,,Cudmore,40Arantlurdo• , •,..,...
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Mrs. Geo. Ginn. ..
daughter and to Mr. and Mrs
.10 per cent of our employed women old to cry and too
have been in domestic service.
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Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. .,,
Leonard' Rodges on the birth of a the car.
Chester Sturdy on the birth of a
son,
and Mrs. M.' Bowers, of Jack;
s
-Soil and datlifitei;"ZT.Tororit7i,"Vvere
.,1
on,Aljeli,. Mr. and Mrs,
week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mus. Wm. mto. iiviem
Snyder,
ilian and 'Miss,
Jane Treble, of Bennailler, are hnli- "
daying this week with Miss Donna
McMillan, at London.
There will be no church service
THU:MOAN, JUit
Ranking only 7th in size aniolig.
Canada's.,12 law schools, 11Nalkausle
UzuNersity's-laW, factllt$ hasItadu-
and
IF YOU NEED CASH -
DON'T DE 'Y
ON T:FICE RION 6 TODAY!
or Sunday School on Sunday owing
er'fiZ
to anniversary services at _ay
United Church. '
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LdANS - $150. to $2,500.
Up to 30 moliths, to repay,• -
Kuno to suit your budget.
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GODER1CH
AT TOWN HALL
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• AUGUST 5
3 P.m. -6 p.m.
WHILE HE'S HERE SEE HIM ABOUT THE TRADES TRAINING AND
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OPEN TO YOU IN CANADA'S AIR FORCE
and
RYAN i$L SON
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Goderich Memorial Arena
n FRIDAY AUGUST 1
PRONE 345
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9 P.M. — 1 A.M.
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Advance Sale $1 per person — Admission at Door $2 per person.
Stand-in Orchestra Courtesy Stratford lyiusiiiansa Union.
Sponsored by Huron County Police Association,
ATTENTION
LEGION MEMBERS kitANCH 109, GODERICH, ONT.
DRUMHEAD, SERVICE
Sunday, Ault* 3rd, 1958
AT LUCKNOW, 'ONT.
Bus leaves Lei -n Hall at 1 p.
We don't pretend to
know much a
out
Every House Needs
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WESTINGHOUSE
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• FRIDGE ON A NEW
Westinghouse
WITH, LOTS OF
RESERVB POWER
FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
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, that's not our line. We specialize in a
complete line of builders' supplies — and we
make it our business to give you expert service_,_
whatever your building.needs are. Our trained
staff with many, many' years of ex-perience
•h tt
TV Service Sir.
Hamiltgn
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to ,build, remodel or make alterations.
Goderich Community
Credit Union
LIMITED
For the largest selection of
materials (and
rOmpt„-delivery), see
oderich
-invites YOU
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THIS SUMMER?
to Aare these. betefits--
Anasier Way to Save Money.
Free Life- Savings Insurance.
Generous 'Dividends on Savings.
Low Cost LOStiii for Good Purposes.
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A Dignid, Self-help Way to Solve Money problems.
The Satisfaction of „ Owning and 'Controlling Your
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the kind of comfortable coolness you long for on
• sticky, hot days—the kind of coolness tb,at only
low-cost electrical air-conditioning can provide.
You sleep better, work better, live better, when
your home is air-conditioned.
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Your, Heaactnarters For All Builders' Supplies"
MONDAY :10 A.M. to 6 P.M.
TUESDAY — 10 ,A.M. to 6 P.M.
WEDNESDAY CLOSED.
THURSDAY — 10 AK -to 6 P.M.
FRIDAY — W A.M. to 6 KM. and 7.30 P.M. 'to 9 P.M.
SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 1 P.M.
For further details, phone 184
or write P.O. Box 1040, Goderich,
and.co
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