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KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, Nov. 1. -Mrs
'Joseph Garvey, Mr. Michael Gar
vey, Mrs. MacDonald and four
children, all of Toronto, spent
the week -end at the Garvey
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Woodley
and •
� ,fanril . r
y, a f Toronto, were
veek-entiegueetse-of li/fre*rdstlis
Clif�{{ton, Austl�ii�yn
�y. ♦��Jj�jl yy Ba
esse •,�..,,;et%; ° k te." b ir• a�nd...Vi�ifiLs,, . ,t a n Berry
and ,family, of Fort Erie, spent
the week-e�,nd at the home of
Mrs. Jem6 `Doherty and family•
NW and Mrs. Clarence Doh-
erty and family, of Iiamilton,
spent the weelt-end with 'Mr.
and Mrs. l3lai.se Martin and
family.
Mrs. J, Kinney, of Detroit, is
spending a few days a: her
home here.
The large double barn on the
farm of Mr• Norman 'O'Connor
was completely destroyed by
fire this past week.: This is a
serious loss to the owner espec-
ially at this time of the year.
Miss Florence iLanvbertus, of
Hamilton, spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs. Herman, Lam-
bertue.
Mr. Edwin Meyers, of London,
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spent the week -end at his home.
Mr. 1). Lassaline, of Goderich,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Dalton and family.
Mr. Arnold Marsman visited AUBURN, Nov. 1. -- Gwyn -
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Mitten- Andrews. -- A pretty wedding
berg 'and family, was sole'mnrzeu at the Pre�+b
+ AUBURN +
Receive .First Holy Commun- terian manse, Clinton, by Rev.
ion. -On Sunday, October 30, a D. J. sane on October 22nd
class of ten boys and five girls when Dorothy Marie Andrews
received their first Holy Com- became the hrideof Robert
rnunion in St. Joseph's so(,hr
Church, ch , ll,oss Gwyn, the son of - Mr. and
l<-ee-Fathe iisltrz . vid- tr3'tr, ,uf `I3 -the• The,
Atcha�bow. ti spoke to the' c 'r - bride . is the dauhter of Mr. and
len on ;. the oeeasioe and later Mrs' WarnereAndrerws, of Au -
(ere presente'cf' wr1 'rest I bu'rrt. 'Ttrew =d bie• itr+; •cere--
Communion ,scrolls bearing theiul pony Was ,per!ormed at • 2730
'names. Members of the group i p.m. The bride wore a floor -
were Noelda Milhenberg, Denise' Iength gp'wn of white nylon net
Dalton,,Marianne O'Keefe,, and lace. The large bouffant
Joanne ildgen, Kathleen Ilo- skirt of double nylon lace and
gan, Paul 'O'Donnell, Paul net had lace panels in the
Frayne, Edward Meyers, Gary front and back, and- was em -
Courtney, Kevin Austin, Francis 'broidered with cup sequins and
Hogan, Micha•el Courtney, James siinulated• pearls. The lace
Hogan, John Hogan and Tony bodicg•„featured a sabrina neek-
Mil'tenlberg,
OBITUARY
MR. HENRY T. ANfD'EIRSON
The, remains of Henry Thom-
as Anderson;'r; who died in hos-
pital at Goderich Sunday after
'a brief illness, was taken'to the
W. JeseWard funeral holne • at
Westone Ontario,,Monda', for a
funeral service.
Born in England, he was aged
79. For 49 years he lived in
Weston and Cooksville before
coming to Goderich Township
recently. His wife, the former
Kate Golvin, died in 1949.
Surviving are: one son, Leslie,
,Goderich . Township; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred (Edna) Chap-
man, Weston; two sisters, Mrs.
D. J. Reeds, Wasaga Be ch, and
Wt. Jack Woods, West n; also
one` grandchild,
Narther.a Ontario, the bride-,
You'll never be papulas- ___.if donned a grey and white plaidle
you spend all your time taking mohair walker suit, grey and
advantage of your right.Ye. freewhite accessories and • a white
speech.
line .7 -and had long lily -point
sleetes. Her nylon tulle veil
with lace appliques, was held in
place by a halo of pearls .and
sequins, and she carried a''bou-
quet of yellow rosebuds. Miss
Linda Andrews, sister of the
bride, -was 'bridesmaid, wearing
a street -length dress of green
chantilly lace over taffeta, fea-
turing a scoop neckline. She
wore a matching coronet and
carried a bouquet of yellow
mums. 'The groomsman was
Carman Gwyn, Clinton, brother
of the groom. A reception was
held at Tiger Dunlop Inn, where
the. bride's mother received in
ablack and green figured
sheath dress, black accessories,
and a yellow and white mum
corsage. She was assisted by
the groom's mother in a navy
blue dress, navy accessories and
a yellow and white mum cor-
1 r -a wedd•i
1 at the home of Shirley Brown.
The roll call was answered by
the girl -.-•telling what- they
learned in the chub. Most ,01
them answered by saying that
they learned the proper way
to get a table, and also table
manners.
.11 r.. and „Mrs-,11,0,nald. i ya:n
and family, of boodon•; visited
on Sunday 1444 �,'11rs• f,'.ktarl,es
Strap ha e
Master :Michael Ila ths-Vil1 and
Miss Janice Rath+weli went to,
their new home at Owen Sound
after a week's visit with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.,
Gordon R. Taylor. " ` •
- Mrs. Kenneth McDougall is
visiting her brother, Mr. Stewart
Toll, • Mrs• Toll and 'Terry, at
Ryckman's Corners.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, of`
London, visited on Saturday
with his, brother, Mr. Gordon
Miller, Mrs. Miller Med ' Gail.
The Rev. Harold Snell, BA,
BD, of Riverside United Church,
London, will be 'the guest speak-
er next Sunday 'evening at Knox
United Chrurch. 'He is a former
president of • the London Confer-
ence and a former minister of
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The Goderielx Signal :tax, Thursday,'i l'01/0 taer 8 'd: 1960
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return they 'will reside in Code -
rich. Prior ,to her marriage the
bride was presented with a. pair
of lamps, a matching floor Tamp,
and' a mirror from the commun-
ity.
The C.G.I•T. girls and their
friends enjoyed a Hallowe'en
party. All came in costume,
and they were judged by. Mrs.
Ed. Davies and Mrs. R. J. Phil-
lips. • The fancy dress costume
was won ° by Gail Miller as a
gypsy; Joyce Leath•erland as a
,cat, won the •comic dress prize.
Games were under the direction
of Brigette Schlichting and
TDian•n.e Kirkeonnel'l. • 'The 25
girls were greeted at the door
�+by Jannett Dobie, Judy Arthur
and Margaret Sanderson, and
the decorations were done by
Barbara MacKay, 'Carole Brown
and Rose Marie Haggitt. Con-
tests were conducted by Barbara
Sa ndnas n_ancLMartorie Yo,un e
blu't. Mary Sanderson • an
Patsy Cover helped with the
lunch.
The girls wish to thank the
residents of the village for their
generous donations to: UNICEF
when they canvassed • last Sat-
urday,
The Auburn Aces of the 44-1
project. "The Club Girl Enter-
tains," met at the home of
Rose Marie Haggitt with Shirley
Brown presiding for the .busi-
ness. section. The eighth meet.
ing is planned for a club party
when mothers will be the guests
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the Auburn charge, This ser-
vice. is in' charge of the Sunday
School and is at 7.30 p.m. Spec-
ial music will be supplied by
the Alpha Juvenile -Choristers,
of Stratford, under the- direction
of F. Polley, Stratford: This
boy's choir -won nine prizes at
the C.N.E. this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph.- D.
Munro attended the funeral of
the late Arthur Ferguson at
Waterloo last week.
Miss Mary Houston returned
Pr.- earhing rluti.eS'atHa•m'il-
ton last week. She- has been
confined to her home for tev-
eral weeks after fracturing her
'ankle.
Mr. and Mrs. Shearer Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson
and son, David, of London, visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Bradnock.
Mrs. Kenneth Staples, Marian,
Carol, °Susan and .Bonnie left
this week for their new home at
Port Colborne Prior to leaving,
fr'ierid!s.. gave her a surprise
party. Mrs..Gardon Powell read
an address and , Mrs. William
Seers presented her with a pair
of table lamps. Shirley. -thank-
ed her friends for the gifts. A
:social hour •was enjoyed.,
Charles Eldred Asquith. •-- A
life-long resident of this com-
rnun•ity; Charles Eldred Asquith
passed away in Clinton hospital
on Thursday, Oet-ober 27. _ - He
was the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred .Asquith and was
born in 1'85 in Auburn. 1 -Ie
was a school teacher for a num-
ber of years, and then operated
an apple evaporator plant. In
Iater years, he had a woodwork:
ing shop until ill health forced
hirn to retire a year ago. He
attended St. Mark's Anglican
Church faithfully for many
years, being a delegate to the
Synod of the Diocese. of Huron.
Ile was also vestry clerk of St.
Mark's congregation. He was a
member of the Carlow Morning
Star Lodge. Besides his sorrow-
ing wife, the former Amy
oughtoi}, he is survived by two
sons, Reginald, and C. Harold,
and two �iaughters,L' Miss Mary
,, and Mrs. Donald D. (Betty)
Oldreive, all of Toronto, and
four grandchildren; also a
sister, Mrs. F. 0. (Gertrude) Mc-
Ilv_eenr of Oshawa. Thr funeral
service was ,held -at � St:" Mark's
Anglican Church on Sunday,
Reto'ber 30, at 2:3t1 p.rn. and
was conducted by the Rev.
Cobert Meekly, with. interment
rt Ball's- cemetery. Pallbearers
were six nephews: Frank Mc-
Jlveen, Dr. Charles Mollveen
and Donald Mellveen, all of
Oshawa; Dr. Gilbert, Ajax, and
Bob, of Guelph, and Eric, of
Woodstock. A Masonic service
vas �kheld on Friday evening at .l
the J. Keith rthpr funeral
home. The funeral was largely
attended with friends and rela-
ives from Sault Ste. Marie, Tor-
onto, London, Guelph, Oshawa
and other points in Western
Ontario. Besides the - beautiful
floral tributes, donations were
iven to the Eye Bank of the
C.N.LB.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Powell,
Wayne, Bobby and ,Terry, and
Mire Rose Mari Haggitt visited
ast Sunday with their uncle,
Ir. Forrest Carter and Mrs.
ai ter, at Underwood.
Miss Sadie Carter and Mrs.
elson Hill, of Goderich, spent
e
fcekcw, days in the village last
Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson
red Miss Margaret A. ,Tackson
isited on Mondry with Miss
Margaret R. Taokson who is a
etient in Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. Herbert Go•vier refereed
tom a fe v weeks' visit with her
ister, Mrs. J. Mulch at O`tewn,
Mies May Glenn, of Gnderirh,
pent the week -end with Mr.
nd Mrs. John Horiston, and
iss Olive Young.
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