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4104 MAY'67 M.P. 30
4105 MAY'67 M.P. 30
A Treat Both' Mom and
the Family Will Enjoy
Mother's Day is the perfect time to take Mom
and the family out for dinnex.. "Here, in our
relaxing.atmosphere, you will all eniay•de-
licious foods, specially prscrre'c and- served
for a memorable occasion._
Goderich Restaurant
WEST STREET
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MONTGOMERY.
Sharon s Colleen ,iviontgomery
became the bride ofNorman Will.
ism Redford on April 22, -1967 at
two o'clock in Nor th S treet United
Church, Goderich, The double.
ring ceremony was performedby
Rev J. Donald MacDonald.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry -Allen Mon.
tgomery, Goderich Township.
The groom is the son.of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman► Redford, Goderich.
The father of the - bride led her
to the alter, which was accented
with white mums. She wore a
floor.length gown of white .satin
bengalene. The empire waistwas
trimmed with -delicate French
lace and fell into a tiered lace
train at the back. The front of
the skirt featured matching lace
appliques. Her fingertip veil was
a cluster of floral roses adorned
with pearls and sprigs of lily;
of the• valley. She carried min.
iature pink carnations.
Tne maid of honour was Linda
'Brindley of God rich and the
bridesmaid wa Darlene Stew.
art of Goderich. Junior Bridea
smaid was Sheila Montgomery,
sister of the bride, and
Valerie June Montgomery was
flower girl, also sister of the
bride, They wereall gownedalike
in aqua empire floor length gowns
of organ,zA over -taffeta. White
lace softened into bell sleeves and
McDowell
Biuewatcr Chaptcr.1 In teria ins
Grand Chapter O�icets, Visitors
On ,Wednesday May 3, Blue*
water Chapter, O'rader of the East.
ern Star had the honour of enter.
'tabling Grand .Cbaptor officials
of Ontario and of Michigan as
well as their ownD.D.O. M., Mr.s.
Lila Mr,.cKenzte, and visitors.
from many of the surrounding
chapters.
The Worthy Grand Matron of
the Grand Chapter of Ontario,
1Virs. Helen Marston of Bancroft,
was one' of the special guests.
Also honoured were guests from
lrlichigan. ,
;The banquet andreception was
held' at- VictoriaStreet United
. church. After the• toast .to -the
Queen grace was sung with Mrs.
'Seaman at the 'piano. Headtable
was introduced toy Mgrs. JeanStev.
ens Worthy `Matron pf Bluewater
-Chapter whawiti Mr..W.,,S,te.x. .s.,
W, P., presided for the evening.
Following toasts to Grand
Chanclr and visitors, Mrs. Betty
Wilkins, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Worsen, sanga solo.
Ater the banquet:, the:".::',;Foist
meeting 'of the OES was .hold in
the Masonic' Temple with Jean
Stevens W.M. and B!11 rStevens
W. P. presiding. After the opening
ceremonies the visiting Grand
Officers of Ontfirio and. of Mich-
igan as well as other officers
were welcomed by the Worthy
Matron and escorted to the East.
Balloting on the petitions of Mt.
and•Mrs. Sam Jefferson for mem.,
sheer capes from the shoulders.
Their headpieces were lops of
chiffon and sequins forming the'
shape of a triangle.
`Best man ,was Paul Erb and
ushers ware Gy: eg Montgomery,
brother of the bride, Terry Rut.
ledge, cousin of the bride, and
Everett Horton.
Mr. Dorian Rutledge, blrother
of the bride's mother, was sol.
oast accompanied by Mr. Reed at
the Organ.
A reception followed at the Har.
botirlite Infi, Goderich. Tne
bride's mother received the
guests wearing a beige, Irish
Crocheted suit, trimmed with
bronze satin. Her hat was of
apricot and green flowers which
inatchedd her apricot corsage: of
roses. The grooms mother wore
a three piece silk dress withwhite
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and black accessories and a cop,
sage of pink sweetheart roses.
• For •travelling to the United
States, the bride wore an apricot.
and white ensemble with white
.accessories.. -
. PRE -NUPTIAL EVENTS
Previous to her marriage the
bride was honored .at a Tupper.
ware shower given by Mrs.
John Proctor and two miscellan.
enous showers given by,Mrs, Rod
Johnston and by DarleneStewart,
Linda Brindley and June Horton.
bership was conducted. The buy..
ing of a T.V. sot ter the hospit•
al was discussed. The closing
prayer was given by the Worthy,
Grand Matron. •
Tne WGM was presented with
a gift and a cheque for her spec.
Tal project, Tne Rheumatism and
Arthritis fund. At the close of the
meeting a .social time was enjoy.
ed by the members.
Personals
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Young.ot
• Victoria Street arrived home last
week from their winter home at
Palm Village t4Park, Bradenton,
Florida.
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AT $17.95
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or• serving supper. This 101/2" x 17",. hot tray has wood
grained finish with -hand rubbed handles.
PROCTOR -SILEX
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M..„ and. Mrs. Ronald 1eaningg
- --ton-just returned.front 8t...11tt-t. .....,
• Mr, Pennington's brother, Mr,
Iden Pennington of Edmonton, Al.
berta. ,
Mrs. Jennie McGratten arrived
home from Aylmer Sunday
accompanied by Mr. and . Mrs.
Lyle Summers, Michael, Sherrie
Leigh and Jennie Lou.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hicks, Mr.
and *Mrs. Walter P ivetta and fanme
ily and Victor Lestor of Detroit
were weekend visitors with Miss
Helen Fulford and Ben of R.R.5,
Goderich.
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1961 PONTTACTRATO CHIEF
Four -door sedan; six -cylinder, one owner; _ A-1 condition
for the year; E100185.
1965.OLDSM s : E YN
Twodoer toe;lly n a power brakes,
power .steers , hit ails, escs, radio, etc. One
,owner; E
$995
$2,795
1967 CHEVELLE SUPER SPORT
Two -door hardtop. Equipped with 396 cu. in. engine,
power brakes, power steering, radio, red wall tires, con-
sole, floor shift plus many other super sport options.
SOLD OVER 4,000; 16861J;
$3,795
4963 CHEVROLET IMPALA
Two -door hardtop. Economical six cylinder, radio, white-
. walls, discs. Low mileage; E3026.
$1,495
1964 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE
Four -door, six -cylinder, standard transmission, radio. Com-
pletely preconditioned including new paint; E83093.
$1,595
1063 CHEVROLET BEL AIR
Four -door sedan, six -cylinder, automaticradio.. A good
etc. Completely reconditioned, freshly painted; 47096H.
$1,495'
1966 CHEVROLET BEL AIR
Four -door sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, whitewalls, discs.
Heavy duty suspension; 946095. New car warranty re -
raining.
$2,495
1961 METEOR STATION WAGON
Six -cylinder,* standard transmission, radio. Needs some-
body work, but mechanically O.K.; 91140X.
1961 DODGE
Fourdoor sedan, six-cylinder,'automatic, • radio. .. good
clean 'one -owner car;. 085071.,
$599
1958 FORD •
' $795
Tviio-door hardtop, six, automatic, radio, whitewalls, etc.;
E4478.
$475
1963 PONTIAC PARISIENNE
Four -door sedan, six, automatic, radio, whitewalls,. discs,
engine, .radio, whitewalls, discs;
1964 PONTIAC 'LAURENTIAN
Two -door, six -cylinder, automatic, two-tone paint, whits-
walls and discs; 237351. (Selling for customer).
$1,595
$1,450
1962 CORVAIR 700 SERIES "-
Four -door sedan, automatic, radio, •whitewalls and discs:,;
E1888.
$995
1964 OLDSMOBILE .88
Two -door hardtop. Features automatic, whitewalls and
discs, power Rakes, power steering, power antenna and
AM -FM % 34,000 original mills; E3582.
$2,295
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1966 PONTIAC STRATO- CHIEF--• .- -
Fourdoor sedan, • V-8, sutoniatic, radio. All Heavy duty
equipment, A-1 condition throughout. Detective's car.
$2,295
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This is the last flew days to get in on Bonanza Sale • savings. Bonanza new car buys
a, the best ever. .
We have a number„ of stock cars arriving £ that we purchased from G.M. at the low
Bonanza. price. We are prepared to pass these savings on to you.
0 PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS
With. APProvM Gredit.
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