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• 'CIAMI'BELL. — At Alexandra
Hospital, Gaderieh; on Apr4l
1, 1901:to Mr. and Mrs.- Stuart
Campbell,- erpder14h;' a' dauggh=
ter, Heather Denise.
IiOY: At ..1exandra Hospital,
•Godeerieh, on April 4, 1964;
to Mr. paid Mrs. Mervyn Yioy,
Goderich, a daughter, Judith
Lynn.
1,ASKAt1 JS.—At Alexandra Hos-
pital, Goderich, on-- March 31,
1964, to Mr, and Mrs. George
LaskarLs, Goderich, a son. •
•••;111E1.14.—At Wingham General
Hospital, on. March 19, 1964,
to Mr. and Mr:. Murray. Shiell
CBarbara, '13r adley), R.R. 3,
•Wingham, a daughter, Cath -
trine Ann.
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D. In Memoria m
RAECIPLER.—'1n loving ,Irrr'mory
of Mrs: George (lone) ,13aech-
ler, who passed away April
10, 1961.. -,
Three years since that. sad... ly,-
"Phe orale .we loved. was ealleel
may';_.
God took her home, it was Ilis
wild,
But in purr hearts she liv'eth
still.
-h;vearemembered by . he>n
husband and family. 15x
1,ISIIOP.—In loving memory of
v a dear wife, mother, grand-
mother, and great-grand-
mother, Ada A. IN ell
Bishop, who died April 6,
1963.
Sweet, memories will linger
foarever,
Time cannot change them,, it's
true; •
.'ears . that may come canhot
sever
Our loving remembrance of you.
—Ever remembered by hus-
hatid;. _daughter,, grandchildren
,and great-grandehila:ren,
15x
\VOOpS.. --in loving memory of
our dear mother, Mary Adela.
(Polly) • Woods, who •passed
• .away'„August 21, 1944: and
our dear farther,' Thomas Mil -s.
ton Woods, who passed away
April 7, 1959.
cVe treasure still with love
• sincere,
.w.'Y.4.IMNMhQiVfLlViAV.IFWvLLINLLC4Su4s-Aif1.Trlmn.;
-ever uµ�ttros�,-
o
remenibered by Irene,
,dim and Brian; Isabel,„ Dpnald,
Dennis and Jane. 15x
Dial-L.—In loving memory of
Edward Diehl, who died, April
7, 1961., d
Nothing can ever. take away
Tlr love a heart holds dear,.
l -'orad memories linger .every
day,
Remembrance keeps him .near.
----Ever remembered by Edna
„�rdHarold J'a•ratzi and family,
JOHNSTON.—In loving Mem-
ory of F. W. Johnston, (Bill)
who passed away one year
• ago April 3,' 1963.
'Gone but not forgotten.
-Sadly missed by wife,
;tm, sisters and another.
r
•
•
E. Cards of Thanks
13ROWN.—Rita and Cliff Brown
wish to thank their friends
and 'relatives for gifts, cards
arra . flowers received on the
occasion, of • their 25th wed-
ding anniversary. Special
tfliamks ,to Rev: R. F. Meally,
Mrs. Gordon Taylor and the
Guild members who so ably
catered to 'the -buffet lunch-
eon. and those who' assisted
to make the evdning a suc-
cess. -15
MAIZE. --I wish to thank all
Mose who visited me and
•<" sent cards while was a pat."
ient fn Goderich hospital.
Spec* thanks to Dr. W. N.
Wtrt rs, the nurses and hos-
P1taI staff. : , " Roy Maize.
15x
E. tardy of Thain C8
7
@ANTWPLL..---iTo those w1 ...e-
,pressed their sympathy 4a --iso.,
- .-- rany-iovetr and " pract ca,l.
ways -during Mrs. Oantw.ell',s
long illness and our recent
bereavement, we extend our
heartfelt -thanks. - Special'
thanks to Dr. J. W. Wallace
and the'Lodge funeral home.
D. J. Cantwell and family.
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DILWORTH.---1 would . lik'b to
express my sincere Thanks to
niy relatives, friends and
neighbors for the beautiful
,cauls and f1,9wers; to the
nurses and staff for t heir
kindness to me. Special
thanks to Dr. X. Lambert for
hi,s kindness -to me during
my operation, also to Dr. A.
Vokes and Dr. J. R.' Leitch.
Thank you 'all.
Mrs. Dilworth.
15x
MacDONALD.—I, would like. to
thank all my friends `acrd
neighbors for cards, ,flowers,
and visits while a patient in
._..--,t h;e-Edo.done[--h'as'pil ar:..S'pir=ciat
thanks to Dr. •J. W, Wallace
•and all the nurses on the see
and floor.
Mrs..lylalcolm Ma'eDannld.
15x
REDFERN.—Mr. and Mrs: Chas.
,Young and M'rs., ',Ben Allin
wish to express their. -sincere
--thanks to ,Dr. J"`° 3sf •'a?gxr:t ac,
and --the rytris s --..oil k-- t- fr
second east,' A'lexan ra Hos-
° pital, for their kindness._ to
their sister, Mrs, R. Redirern;.
to their friends and relatives, The champion
to Rev. C.' A. •Dukel.ow and to' "7.land• Country
the Stiles funeral. home for'
their sympathy and floral
tributes -during their bereave-
ment. , -15
at
THOM.----I wish, to thank 'my
friends and neighbors for re-
membering me with cards and
flowers while •1 was in hos-
pital. Special thanks to Dr.
J. , W. Wallace, the nurses` and
ogpit l
• Charles Thom.
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WILLINGS. — My gr a t e f u 1
thanks to my many friends,
relativesand neighbors for
'their kindness in sending
flowers, gifts, card and let-
ters while I was a patient"in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Ruth Willinis.
15x
G. Coining Events
azL :..A.L 4 es 4. r_4,,.
PrieFay; ?-, Apri l,t lei; m- ll •aretiner
.orchestra, sponsored by Can-
adian Order of Foresters, Ben=
miller. • Dancing -.10. to 1.30.
Lunch counter,. Everyone wel-
conic. - • 14-15x
,Spring rummage sale Satur-
day*xwA,pri1 '11, 1.15 p.m., St.
George's parish hall, under the
auspices of the Margaret Seager
Club; Good bargains. , •
- -14-15
Don't miss an evening of sac
l edam rc Y y the Dan nio._LLife..
r+ez'ir tn.tTt oria
Street United Church, Friday,
April, 10; at 8.30 p.m, Adults
50c; children 25c. Auspices of
UCW.- 14-15
•Goderieh. Township Feder-
ation •of • A_r iculture • meeting
ice'".." $ ,s . M'. r • , ..ttn1attrs
day,-Ari1 16, at 8.45 p.m. Mr.
'and.Mrs. Stewart Middleton will
show slides" of their trip to,
Europe. Everyone 'cordially in
vited,.. Lunch provided.
-15-16
Reserve Thursday, July 16th,
for Garden Party sponsored by
St. ''George's. Church Women's
Guild. ' ' . -15
BINGO
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15
Harbourlite inn
- Sponsored by
Goderich Lions Club,
Women ettrlers in the final
Club curling rink. From
4111113110
G,. Coming. Events'
r
Reserve Wednesday, April 29,
for the . Tiger Dunlophobby
show at Carlow Township Hall.
Hobbies, • demonstrations - and
collections by Colborne Town-
.sip..,...-.,-residents-...,._..an,&---wspec/ia -
guests. Driftwoodarrange-
ments, ceramics, wood carvings,
mosaic': Weaving and -millinery
are only a few of the interest-.
ing hobbies being shown. Re-
freshments. Aft ernob;nS 2.311-5,
evenings 7-9. Adults 50c, child-
ren 25c. - • • -15-16
Choir festival in St. George's
Church, Friday, April 24, at 8.15
p.m. ,s'harp, Eight choirs from
Western Ontario. • -15-17
•
The regular_ meeting of the
Ahmeek Chapter, 'ODE; will
be held at • Vihe home of Mrs.
Calvin Cut, Park oncta
Coining, April 16 to- 25, Rex -
all's Spring one cent-• sale at
Rieck's 'Pharmacy. 10. days.
only. -15
• The annual meeting :of the
ladies' section of the Maitland
Golf and Country. Club will be
held at 8' p.m., Tuesday, April
14; at the club. All golfers
and'-' those interested in golfing
this; coming season welcome.
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Rummage safe, for Goderioh
Woinen's Institute, Saturday;
May 2, at 1.30 p.m., MacKay
Hall. For .pickup, call 7296 or.
13629. -15
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draw at the Malt -
left to ' righ! are
Anna Refflinghaus, lead, Fran Morris, second,
Rathburn, vice -skip, and Betty Waugh,, skip,
Skip .Bill White, (left) won a division chariipionship for
the third time rr as many , draws at the Maitland Country
Club curling rink. Bill ywon the mixed + divisionryurin the first
: U471,31
Y' Ci'0;""tiziJi-o
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'eft to right; Bill White, Arvo Kassalainen, vice skip,
- Jahn More, second and Bruno Lapaine who,filled in at lead
for Floyd Lodge in the ,final. game.
Rock isn't
really a rock.
Particularly in humid tropical
areas, a geological formation
which Looks like a reek and
which once may have been a
rock, is not really a rock at all
Chemicals contained in circul-
ating ground water or infiltrat-
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temperature changes, can .cause
rocks to deteriorate until they
become as weak 'and compres-
sible as soil. This condition of
weather -eroded rock may ex-
tend to-' -depths of many hund-
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that a rock -like 'formation has
lost -its foundation strength 'and
the greater part of its rigidity.
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• Pat Osborn (standing left) skipped' his mix-
' ed team to the 'champlonship M the final
draw at the Maitland. Country_Club curling.
rink last weekend. He also skipped a men's
team to the finals ;of the men's draw. Mem-
bens of his mixed team, are, standing, Pat
Osborn, skip, Bill Schaefer, second. Kneel-
-ing are' Mrs. Bill Schaefer, lead and Mrs. - Pat -
Osborn, vice -skip. .
SIGNAL -STAR PHOTO
Goderich sailorthe saw service in the Korean
war theatre
`•'He joined HMCS Provider
Wins aWard ' year in the final stages of
A suggPst'on by
fiver Kenneth Harry. Kirk'. of
IV.S:, has Darned Trim a
cath
award - from the. Suggestion
Award Board of the ,Publie Ser-
vice of Canada. •"
Kirk rleviseci a portable
stand to' facilitate the operation
of large winches on hoard naval
ships.'.
_PO; lei r kJ:-w.as Jro.t'n _i n
rich on Jul' .23, 1931, amici entrr-
'e'ed
'ed -the Navy .in 1949. 1T ha
served in the aircraft. carrier
'14a,gfi`�cfrl`; err.rer Quebec and
destroyer escorts rilo'tka, Iro-
quois, liaicla, Ass'nihoine and
Crescent. While in the Nootka,
•' .: s, .).!JG .tiT.•,i `I.-� ;.• •..G '.i'.• •.4'f ...'r 1. /.,
last
h. r
•
con..4ruc'tion at La non.. Quebec.
His i nv:°ration was incorporated •
in' th.' fleet replenis:hrnent ship
b:'for-e she was _commissioned.
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