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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-05-18, Page 5n- ce to .'s 11. Er** le '5 s- 1 a 1 19911,711E BUDGET -MINDED WILL WANT/T (.1t, IT, zr• Yi,F..f 1,714 $.•,,,„•t! ta,“. 05;,;;;:, • SHOP Every FRIDAY Until P.M. • 4443-,411s, . . . So, Shop Today and Save on These Quality Summer Items! Look -f .....__Mixban.tranamrtalli.pacuts=f3alwass7artftecomaaostorAwroasmew.--nwomm==^....ttnswcizamity.:.2....rma -or Luxury n The Sun' 6-pce. PATIO ENSEMBLE INCLUDING GIANT 71/2' UMBRELLA A.,*6 1,4k1ttlfrIrtifttinMYS-Wrirrfrir—ruld-obr living at its test ! When folks talk summer furniture, Sun -Lite makes the conversation every time. Why'? Because it's made to really beat the weather. Number one, you can leave them safely out in the rain . -. aluminum frames are rustproof and •the Vinyl ..n teeia1 isfzilleproof and wathrprodf. . Giant 7V2' umbrella with pull. cord. Scalloped edge with wide tassel fringe. Underside with floral -Vattern, outerside in solid colour Aluminum support and ribbing 49. 95 Deluxe 4 -legged aluminum • circular table. • Table meas- ures 33" in diameter • 16.95 Matching table cover, of durable vinyl material. Colour - 4 95 Twomatching folding chairs. Double seat, extra wide back. 6 95 Made of 1"aluminum frame. Easy to wipe clean when soiled. • fast and weatherproof ' Folding, mattress chaise with wheels. Multiple position ad- justment. Has extruded arm -rests. Nylon bearing wheels. 29.95 ; .......roemsy...*.....s.r........finainveats p•A Regent Deluxe Bicycles • A LA EXCLUSIVE TO,. ADAMS 1 Alb .11, • When you choose Regent . . . you choose the champion. of bicycles !• Rugged . . . hand- some . . . that's the Regent hall -mark of Quality 1 Ball-- bearing action on pedal's . . „ smoother going I Dunlop tires n d tubes, Extra - light tubular, all steel cv,structed frame. -FREE 'EXTRAS: rear view ,mirror, chrome pump, safety light, kick stpnd and bonderized bright finish. ADAMS VALUE 39.95 400 WEEKLY The Biggest Value . . . a 20" Lawn' Mower with adjustable height . . . 21/2 h. p. Engine! -20" MOTOTBOY •Power Mower Let's ht,) Praetical . . . you want a mower that's eff- ortless/to use ! You want fully automatie lawn cut- ting . . the, walk 'n? eut styli ! Also, want a guar- anteed mower. Yes, this it ! • Engine is a 4 -cycle, h.p. Clin- ton recoil type. -Controls are on chrome arms. Semi -pneumatic tires, with self- lubricating -bearings for easy movement. Staggered wheels for level ciitting. • 4 -position adjustable -cutting height. "Where Quality and Value Meet" SALE CONTINUES UNTIL MAY 30, 1961 8 THE SQUARE Highest Quality is the Key Note of Our FurnitUre, PORE' AND, RACER MODELS include 3-apeed Sturmey-Arehet pans and Oaliperatype bkakei; ..; otax 40.90 Open Priday Evenings Until 9 p.m. GODERIOH JA -4-7358 Weddings BRECKENRIDGE Baskets of pink and white snapdragons and tall cathedral tRiVr4 40-00440.0derioh-,51UP, tist • Church on Saturday when -4.reg.IFRUtAdglit4adi James 'Murphy exchanged mar - triage vows. -The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Breckenridge, of Goderich, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James MUrphy, of London. Reverend E. Von Keitz performed the double -ring cere- mony. Wedding music was play- ed by William Bettger, of Gode- rich, and Charles Norris, of Toronto, was soloist The 'bride, given in marriage by her father, was lovely in her floor -length wedding gown of white, heart -patterned eyelet or- gandy over taffeta. The fitted bodice featured a large portrait collar caught in the front by a lover's knot;long lily-pOint sheer sleeves and a low dropped waist in the back. The skirt swept softly from large bouffant folds to a cathedral train. A tiny pillbox of matching eyelet, scat- tered with seed pearls, held her double -tiered, finger-tip •veil of imported silk illusion and she carried a crescent of white gardenias. Her attendants were Miss Lor- etta „Oliver, of London, as maid of honor, and Miss Marylin An- derson, of Brantford, and Miss Patricia Griff, of Harriston, as bridesmaids. They wore iden- tically styled, bouffant, street - length dresses of white eyelet over Rio rose, arbor green and lilac taffeta respectively. The fitted bodices were fashioned with scoop ,necklines and short sleeves and the waistlines vver acetated with_ bowed ---belts o rantetrift, velvet. rib'bo--- -Line eyelet doll pillboxes with con fetti veil, matching accessorie and nosegays of multi-colore sweetpeas completed their en sem s. Richard Murphy, of London was his' brother's groomsman an Beverly Huston and Leslie Car ver, both of London, ushered. The reception was held at th Harbankte Inn. ,,where the bride's 'mother- received , the guests wearing a crushed straw- berry pure silk shantung„jacket dress, a matching straw cloche ! with crown of French flowers, i matching accessories and a cor- sage of white gardenia. 'sAssist- ing, the groom's mother wore a ciel blue pure silk shantung jacket -dress, white flowered hat, navy accessories and a corsage of white gardenias., For her wedding trip to Flor- ida and Nassau, the bride chose a two-piece ensemble of aqua peau de soie consisting of a Sheath dress and a matching box jacket. The latter was high- lighted_by the mink trim of the shallow scoop neckline, and had three -quarter -length sleeves. The dress was designed with a pleat- ed bodice. an empire cut waist silhouetted with a bias band, • and short cap sleeves. Her mink colored straw cloche had a crown of matching peat( de soie and. aqua French chiffon flowers. She wore brown accessories and, a corsage .of bronze orchids.„ The young 'couple wiii reside in London. The bride is a 1960 graduate of St. Joseph's School of Nursing, London, and the ppm , is at,. the University. of eStern Ontario, London. • Out-of-town guests ineluded Mrs. Lenore Griff, Stratford; Miss L. GrifiVand Mr. and Mrs. Ken Howse, of Toronto:, Mr. and. Mrs. W. Apel, Tim, Judy and David, of Galt; Mr., and Mrs. G. Watt and Margo, of Guelph; Mr. and Mrs. R. Griff and Gale, .of Gananoque; Mrs. K. Plummer,. Larry and Carol, of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. J. GrIff, Patricia and michael, of Harriston; Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Griff, Mr. and Mrs. Ehno Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. J. Downs, Mr. and 'Mrs. E,%. Carver, Mr, and Mrs. J. Thorne, Dr. and Mrs. D. Miller, Dr. and,,, Mrs. J. R. Robinson,. Mr. and Ws. Koichi Koshimizu, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jen- kins, Mr. and Mrs. K. Grahatn, Mr. and Mrs. Les Carver, Mr. John Matthews, Miss Joan Gib- bons, Mr. Terry Semple, Miss' Ida - Leff, Miss Jane Kennedy, Mrs. L. Whitfield, 1VIrs. William Bur- rows, ,Mr. Ralph Stone, Mr. D. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. J. .Watt, all of London; Mr. a n d Mrs. D. Kilburn, of St. Thornas; Mrs, D. Shepherd, of Grand Bend; Gord McDonald, of Auburn; Mr. and Mrs. Charles White; of Birmingham, Mich. Mr. and -Mrs. N. Beirk and- Mi.d anMrs. A. Nielsen, of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Whitfield and family, of Indianapolis, Indiana.. Prior to her marriage, ,the bride was honored at showers both in Goderich and London. In Goderich. Mrs. G. L. Ellis en-, tertained at a kitchen and pantry -shelf ,shower; and Mrs. G. Johnston was hostess for the. Baptist church ladies at a mis- cellaneous shower. In London, miscellaneous showers were given by Miss Loretta Oliver; Mrs. William Burrows and Mr,. J. White; Mrs. W. Apel and Mrs. G. Watt, The groom's parents entertained the bridal party fol• lowing.the rehearsal at a supper party. fdde 11041411110111111111011•0111•1110•41010 LAKEVIEW CASINO - GRAND BEND DANCING Saturday, May 20 Sunday Midnite, May 21 • LIONEL THORNTON and hia Casa Royal Orchestra The Goderieh Signal4tar Thursday, May OM 1061 u - - The Car King has outsold every Huron County competitor by at least 2.10 1 with his • great 'Ransom' Offer ! 18” Otaco Power Ma -we rg'' CLINTON „MOTOR AND RECOIL START FREE Deluxe - Maxwell Barbecue or Power Allovi_fer_ Your-Ch-Olie any new or used ear- pur chased at Pearson's. You can't buy eller for,less ...anywhere! '60 Pontiac Two -Door. Strato-ohief economical 6-cyl., automatic • drive, radio, power' steering, power brakes, immaculate condition at $1,000 off list ! ,.• . OTHER-1960—MODELS-, TO CHOOSE FROML.L4. '59 Ponicic' Wagon • Good-looking, Anoney-maker, equipped' with radio, windshield washer 'and look's like new . . $1,775 • NINE OTHER 1959 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM '58: Pontiac 4 -Door Deluxe Sedan, automatic, windshield washers, fin- ished in metallic blue • $1475 • FIVE OTHER 1958 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM '57 Dodge Hardtop Regen-t two,door, immaculate, driven- only. 29,000 miles by a local accountant '$1,295 SEVEN OTHER 1957 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM - • '50 Chev 2 -Door Sedan Economieal 6-eyl., refinished by our. body shop, looks and aiives like new $850 14 OTHER 1956 MODELS TO CHOOSE- FROM '55 Dodge 4 -Door Deluxe Sedan, excellent motor and body. This ear will make somebody ideal low-cost transporta- tion ° $395 11 OTHER 1955 MODELS TO 611060 FROM WHETHER IT'S A CADILLAC, PONTIAC, FORD O1 STGEMBAXER . . WHATEVER you WANT, - PEARSON HAS IT, • . , For Trucks, See Our Classified List MOTOR$ .LTD. 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