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young drivers, the Ontario suf.
A . cath that is a1-
st invariablyt wising the result of ex-
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s faxed object,
alaustrate thedisproportion-
Amount of .speeding among fat l
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quotes frim New
'York State statistics. river's
between 18 and 20 years of age
are about five per cent of the
State's drivers, yet they are in
Volved in 15 per cent of the one
cara s.
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1fiINGSBRIDGE.-. The parialiMr. sand Mt% is eQ Courtney Andcelebrated the 60th anniversary Ftank " Reigling attended the
of the opening of the church an. Seett•Clayton wedding on Sat-
Sunday. urd t.
High Mass was sung at X0:80 i\1r, Frank Sulliyain spent a
a•ni. At 3.30 Thanksgiving actor- week in Dc'•troit,recentlY•
ation was held followed lay a Mrs. Jos. Garvey, Mr. and:
parish supper in the church hall. M. Mike Garvey and sans, and
Mr. Melvin O'Reii1 ,Windsor, Gerald Garvey vent the .Thanks -
acted as chairman. Frs Edwin giving weekend here., Others
Garvey, C.S.B,, Toronto, was who were here over thea week -
guest speaker. Others at the end and attended the celebra-
'head table were pastor Rev. dons on .Sund#y were: Mr. and
Father Coxuana, Father Sant Mrs. Melvin O'ReilIy, Windsor;
and Brother Aquilina and u- Mr; and Mrs. Stan 'O'Reilly, Tor.
gene Frayne who »,Aught_greet-<tnto; Mrs -Ethel -Canter,- Mrs.
ings from township council and
read a letter of congratulations
from Murray Gaunt, MPP for
Eluron-Bruce.
The ladies from St. Marys,
Lucknow and St. Augustine cat-
ered for the meal.
Personals
Mr.' and Mrs. Bill LaLonde
and family of Sarnia spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mark.
Dalton and tami.ly.
Miss Mary Ryan and friend,
Miss Ann Ryan of Toronto spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Clare; Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
King of London spent Sunday
with the Clares.
....I�.var•.�tart�ai:.-M,iel3a a k`--D.ad;t o �•
' Messrs. Dennis Dalton,- Maurice
Dalton and Miss Diane Gillis
visited their relatives over the
weekend.
Rev. Father Lloyd Nyan visited
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clare and-
M1s. Ryan on Tuesday. . Father
Ryan has just returned from a
month's vacation in the British
Isles and• Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Howard,
PQRT ALBERT
PORT. 4l3E) T, r `V'iSitolcs,
with s..Dave Martinand Tamm
ily, over the weekend were Mr..
andMrs.Don Bowden, ° La 'ry
and Mandy, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan.
Grigg of London,, and Mrs: Will
Stewart of Auburn. •
Visitors on Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert McGee were
Mr. and Mrs. Harold -Taylor of
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hoy and Debbie of Goderich.
Visitors with Mrs. Harry -Led-
nor over the weekend were: Mrs.
Wm. Dickson, Fred and Brian
Johnston, 'Mr. and Mrs. Wan.
d3•4114,11J an.d:.K.axen, 1VIr. and
Peter Murray, Miss Antoinette .Mrs, Joe bills of Toronto, and
Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry,
Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. Delmar
Maize, Miss' Kathie Dalton, Tor-
onto; Mr. Myron O'Reilly and
son Michael, Miss Carrie O'Neill,
Goderich; Kerry Hogan, Strat-
ford; 'Danny Dalton, Waterloo;
Douglas Frayne, Kitchener.
Honor Student
Jimmy Frayne was among the
50 honor students from GDCI
o went on a three-day trip
tog Quebec City recently.
William Griffin
The funeral of Mr. William
Griffin, who died Saturday in
Huronview. was held Monday
mor ih'g:- he ~Requiori Mas
was sung by Rev. Father-- Gar-
vey. Pallbearers were Melvin.
Stanley, Myron and Michael 0'
Reilly. Burial was in St. Jos-
eph's. --cemetery,. Kingshridge,,
,Mrs. Jean Athill of Kitchener.
Mr: and Mrs• Robert Hoy and
Debbie visited with Mr. and
Mr`s. Clarence Hoy. on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jantzi of
Welland visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Elton Draper over the
weekend.
Mrs. Charlie. Crossett and fam-
ily of Islington visited with Mr
and Mrs. Roy Petrie over the
weekend. ,
There was an error last week.
It should have read: There were
17 candidates That' were con.
firmed ' at St. Paul's -Anglican
,Church.
3'. ORTER'S 111141. --An phi -dial Rev. 1141011410Wiison expla(ned
board meeting for Grace Ohurch
and St. Andrew's Church was
held in. Rayfield on Wednesday
night of last weep": with the Rev.
W. Mains as chairman and Don-
ald McKenzie ,asr clerk.
Reports were given by the fol-
lowing: Lloyd Makins, treasurer
of St. Andrew's; Donald Barris,
tre"asurer-of--Grace; Mrs. -Cheste
Sturdy, Grace U.C.W.; Mrs. 11.
Hohner, St.- vAndrew's,, U.C.W.;
Ted Dunn,• St. Andrew's Sunday
school; Mrs. G. Manning, Grade
Sunday school. ,
Plans were made for church
services this coming winter;
Grace Church will have. Sunday
school at one o'clock and church
at 1,45, beginning in mid-Novem-
ber.
Laymans' Sunday will be ob-
served on October 24. No re-
pairing or redecorating will be
done at the manse, which will
be kept heated throughout the
cold weather.
plans for amalgamatingchurch
es so that ea.eh minister will•.
have approximately. IN families
in 'his CAM; Rev° °CXiif °Britton, -
Seaforth, and bis committee are
iwn charge of union a 'rang0-'
ments in this area. ' {
Mr. Albert . Dunn is to- conn-
piete .a -`map of the charge .for
13;ev. Aft:
Mains will continue as pastor
until mid -summer. The meeting
closed with- Kaye!,
Personals
The sympathy of. the common-
ity has been extended to John
McGowan whose mother 'passed
away last week after a long'
illness. . The funeral service `was
held at the Balt and Mutch fun
era) home, Clinton, with -Inter-
ment in Baird cemetery, Stanley
Township. , ,
Larry ' Torrance, .Mitch' ,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Torrance and family.
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SHEPPARDTON: — Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Rising Jr. had as
Thanksgiving dinner guests on
Sunday: Mr• and Mrs. Bob Ris-
ing of Goderich, and their
daughter; Miss Shirley Rising of
Windsor; -also Mrs. Strambridge
aid Mrs. Gallow of Stratford,
and Mr. arid` `Mrs. Frank Rising.
Mr: W. G. Mathieson'and Mr.
Ken Jackson of Sarnia were Sat-
-ur'day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs, Horton Talmay.
ST. HELENS —Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday visitors with Mr.
Ray_ Hawley and Leslie Anne
of Oshawa were' Thanksgiving
weekend visitors, with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Lorne Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gilmour
and Jeffery of Toronto were
weekend visitors with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb.
At the end of next week, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilmour will be mov-
ing to thein new home in Mon-
treal.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stew•
art and Mark of Lambeth were
holiday visitors with Mr. Wm.
Fo /WI. and other members of
the family.
Mr. and lVTrs• Frank McQuillan
and Mrs. Carl Johnston at Blue -
vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Errington
and family spent - the holiday
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Gray „and family at North flay.
Tony Johnston of Lucknow
conducted the past two services
at the St. Helen's Church. Rev.
A. Willis of Angus will com-
mence next Sunday as minister
at . St. Helens.
Mrs. Milton Taylor of Mea -
ford, is visiting with Miss Mary
„Murray and other cousins in
the community. ,
Mrs. Ernest Gaunt is visiting
in Toronto with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Betties,
Toronto, spent the weekend with
giant rk-"'AF1`i'errl3etilles:---
Sunday visitors with Mr. and•
Mrs. John Torrance and family
were: Mr. and Mrs. E. G, Wil-
liams, Goderich; Mrs, 'Reid Tor-
rance,- Kippen;
or-
ranrce ---Ki'ppen; Miss- Nelda
Schedlet, Kitchener, and Mr. G.
W. Laithwaite, Michell.
Mr. and Mrs, George Mathers
and Dave ••visited relatives in
Wingham 'on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Stirling,
Toronto, spent the weekend at
their cottage here. .
Mis. Gail Lockhart, Owen
Sound, spent the holiday with
her family here.
Nova Scotia had the first par-
liamentary government in' Can-
ada when 22 -member elected
Assembly met at Halifax in 1"758.
PHOTO E4Y
R. J. NEPHEW
Reverend G. L. Royal •officiat- sequins anchored on matching
ed. when Carol Dianne Taylor
exchanged vows with George
Wayne Dawson at Knox Presby-
terian Church, Goderich. The
bride is -the daughter of 1Gfr.'nnd-
Mrs. Leroy Taylor of Goderich,
the bridegroom is the son ' of
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Dawson of
Dungannon.
The bride was given in mar-
riage by her father and chose
a floor -length gown of white
peau de soie featuring a scoop
neckline 'and sleeveless bodice
with a Chantilly lace over -jacket
with elbow sleeves. Matching
lace appliques highlighted the
detachable train. A quadruple Groomsman was David Daw
tiered French allure scalloped son of Dungannon and guests
veil` held a cro' n of pearls and were ushered by Arthur Hoy and
Leroy Sowerby, both of Gode-
rich. -
For a reception field at The
Park IIouse,__Mrs• Taylor wore-
"" a sheath dress of pirrlr-French
crepe with beige accessories and
carried a corsage of pink loses.
The, groom's ' mother assisted,
wearing a costume of French
matlesse in shades of lapis and
sapphire Blue withnt mfroatching
draped turban.
Guests were presem Bar-
rie, Toronto, Appin, Leamington,
Jackson, 'Michigan, London,
R:9eir-wood, Bothwell': Wingham
and St. Thomas.
For the wedding trip to South-
ern Ontario th* bride chose a
three-piede double-knit boucle
suit with black accessories and
wore a corsage of pink roses.
`Upon `their return, the couple-
will reside in Goderich.
f I The bride is a graduate .of
St. Thomas -Erin General Hos-
i pital : chool of 'nursing.,
lace appliques. • The bride car;
tied a trailing bouquet of yellow
roses, ivy, stepha.lotis and a
white 'gardenia. -
VlissJury `Taylor-afitendect-the--
bride as maid of honor. Mrs.
Arthur flog was bridesmaid: The
attendants, both of Goderich,
were gowned alike in cobalt
blue dresses of peau de soie.
Their costumes featured bell-
shaped skirts and ma4ching de-
tachable c mberbunds. Their
petal ad )ieces were- caught
with tiny •scalloped veils and
they. carried trailing bouquets •
of white shasta 'mums,
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Mrs. Gordon Ronald of
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neth Farrish of Goderich. „with
Iluh Mackenzie: Mr and Mrs.
Richard C'omhlon and Wayne
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. T)avirf
Compton and 1,1::�:a. and T.a,lrie
rvf Luean, with Colin liowos:
Ray MacKenzie of Toronto, with
Henry MacKenzie: Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Fmherlin of Toronto, with
Gordon Finlayson: Mr. and Mrs.
Ian Morton , of Toronto, with
Emile MacLennan: Misses Anna
and Charlotte MacKenzie of
Toronto, with Earl Howes.
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Tiatherton, in Elmira last week.
etu7: Preaeni also whre`Tier son
_Millis and . ,his .wife and .family _ .
vvhp leave shortly for Germany.
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