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The `Dungannon UCW met on
May 16 for their rear meet:
Mg. The president,r••Mrs, Nelson
Pearson,1opeped the Meeting with
a hymn and prayerwithMrs. Wil,
bur Brown and Mars, Joe Dauphin
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having the devotional from, "God
F'otnises- We Prepare", and the
roll ca11 answered by a verse of
Scripture containing the Word
"promise". Mrs. Harvey A1toa
gave a summary o! democracy
and education, and the church
and acts in Canada from the study
book, "Into a Nation".
A letter was read from Miss
M CGc+wart of .3eder tch, thank ing
the ladies for sewing. and knit.
ting that had .been done for .the
Children's aid in Ituron county.
,quilt that had been quilted
recently. was displayed and will
be for sale. . ,
The ladies agreed to cater to
the area fire insurance convent?
ionto be held in Lucknow on
June 14, also to buy plants for
the church flower beds. Mrs. C
ford Crozier reported on the work
and decorating to be done at the
manse.
The meeting closed with a hymn
and prayer. An auction sale of
donated articles• and baking was
very interesting 'and successful
with Mrs. Leonard Reed as auct.
ioneer, followed by lunch.
PERSONALS
Ben Caldwell and sister, Miss
PORT ALBERT
Visitors over the weekendwith
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoy were
Mr. and Mrs. William' Knight,
Bohnie arid Ricky of Sarnia, Mrs.
Earl Teschke, Valerie, Gerald,
Mary, Glen and Elaine of.Des.
boro. . --
Mr. and Mr'S• Alfred Mc.•tin
and M7. •and .Mrs. John Belton
visited with M:. sr Dave Martin
and family , over the weekend.
Mr. land Mrs, Robert Hoy and
Debbie of Goderich visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGee on
Sunday..
Personal
W <.ekend visitors in town ware
Mr•and Mrs. Norval Anderson?
Scarborough, ;who have, just re.
turned from -a motor. trip to
Florida,, New�Orleans and Texas,
with Bishop and M i`s- Watton of
Timmins. Also a visitor was Miss
Shirley Anderson just back from
a vacation, in Hawaii. •
+ Obituaries
MRS. FRED`SRI,CK NOTT
CLINTON-- Mrs. Frederick
Nott, 88,• died a week ago Wed.
iiesday at Huron view, Clinton. Slee
was the former Blanche M. Craig
and was born in H ullett Town.
ship. She was the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig.
Her husband died a number :o1
years ago.
She is survived by one daugh.
ter, Mrs. Norman (Alva) Man.
ning of R. R, 4, goderich, and
one sot'! James of Clinton; three
grandchildren and seven great.
grandchildren. The funeral ser.
vice was held Friday at '2: p.m.
-at the Ball ftineral,lhome here,
with •Rev. Grant Mills of the
Ontario Street United Church in
charge. Burial in Clinton cem.
earl Caldwell of .Windsorsvis.
ited with relatives here over the
weekend.
' Mr. and Mrs. • Jim Million,
Patsy, Nancy, Lorian. and David
of Stratford spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mvs. Lorne Ivers.
Mr, and Mrs. Delmar Maize,
and Jim,zie of Scarboro were•
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Maize.
The sympathy. of the commun.
sty is extended to ' Mr. and M.rs
William Cranston and Cecil with
the passing of Mr. Cranston's
mother, the late Mrs. Jeremiah'
Cranston,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Irvine Eedy and
'Martha are spending a few days
this week at Montreal and attend.
ing Expo.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Leotard Reel suffered a
painful accident when in some
manner she slippedwhile mowing.
the lawn, which resulted in sever.
ing part of four toes when" her
foot ;came in contact with the blade
of the .power. mower. She is at
present a patient in Wingham.
hospital. • . .`
Rev. and Mrs. Ken Knight of
Oak 'Park, Michigan and • Mr.
• and M' s. Harold ' Mugford of
Mount Clemens, Michigan were
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ou • oor, s x-cy in • er, an • ar • transm ss on, r ••o. om-
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• $1.595•
1965 CHEVROLET' BISCAYNE -
Four -door sedan; 6 -cylinder, automatic, whitewalls, discs;
E83063; A-1 condition.
$2.095
1963 CHEVY II NOVA
Station wagon, six -cylinder, automatic, radio, 'whitewalls,
discs, power tailgate; 33247X. r
$1,495
J..
1961.METEOR STATION WAGON
Six -cylinder, standard transmission,. radia Needs some
body work, but 'mechanically O.K.; 91140X. -
1.961 DODGE
.F'ourdoor sedan, six -cylinder, automatic, radio. A good
clean one -owner. car; E85071-.
1964 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN
_DONALD R.' BISSETT
Donald Robert Bisset, Guelph,
passed away at Victoria Hosplt.
al, London, after a lengthy. 111.
ness. He was in his 53rd year.
Ile was born in Go'derieh, the.
son of the late 'Mary and Char.
les Bissett. He bad been. employ•
ed with Bucyrus.Erie Co. of
Guelph, Mr. Bissett had been
employed with Dominion Road
Machinery Co., and had served
.with the Goderich fire brigade
for twenty.two year's.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Bessie Livermore, a
song Wayrge,, and daughter Pat. -
ricia, both at horse; two sisters,
Mrs. J. Murray (Isobel) of Dun.
dark, Mrs. 'Jack Yeo (Margaret)
of Clinton; and two brothers, Ed.
"recent visitors u with Mr. 'and
M,rs. Anderson Mugford.
Mrs. Gordon Congrom, Mr. and,
Mrs. Nels6 /Pearson and Wayne,
Mss. Lourie tasty, Irene and
Brock 'attended the funeral of
their uncle, "James Douglas„ in
Ba; City,, Michigan of Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wilbur
and Bradley of Don -Mills spent
the weekend at their summer
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Han.
so;i of East Tow': 3, AVellSanare
spending a week with their nice,
Mr's. Cecil Blake, Mr. Blake
and family. Visitors over the
holiday weekend with Mr.and
Mrs. Blake were; Mr. and Mrs.
Jim ,,Blake` of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Kilpazick, Grant
and Karen and Russ Button of
Blyth, Mr: and• Mrs Palmer
Kilpatrick and Cheryl of Agin.
court, Mrs. Douglas Kilpatrick
and {feather of Dublin, and ,Mrs.
Arnold Thomson and Douglas of
Wingham.
- We' are sorry to'report- that'
W.A. Stewart, M.7 . WilliamCae�.
sar and Colleen Park are pat.
ients in'.Wingham and district
.iospital' and Mrs. Robert Irvin
•. is a patient in Alexandra Mar.
•;dine and,General hospital, God.
erich.
BRIDGE SCORES
There were seven tables in.
play at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club Tuesday night. Win.
Hers and their scores were as
follow:: Mi•s..Bruce Erskine and
Mrs. Frank Reid,, 77; J, Martin
and B. Fo. bes, 73;. Mrs. Bill
Duncan and Mrs. D, D. Worthy,
69 Dr" "r'and M-*,�'', W; Oakes and
Miff"! Jack Cook and Mrs, Jack
Chisholm tied with 6.8 1/2_
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CREW1f.,- Mrs. E. Ginn of God.
erich' and Mr.and Mrs. Cnarles
Nelson of Clinton visited with
Mi.. and Mrs. Warren Zinn. and
family at the weekend. » •
BillCrozier •and Mr. and Mrs.
George Bushell of London were
weekend visitors with ' Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Crozier. - °
41,Franit, both of Gederr
ich. 1
Funttral service was held froin
the Beattie Funeral Horne, Ciln..
ton with the Rev, R. U. Meg
Lean of St. Andrews Presbyter.
fan ;church, Clinton, officiating,
-Burial was in Clinton Cemetery.
R . .
Pallbearers were William Gor
don and gonaid Davie of Gueiph,
Charles. Worsen of Kitchener,
Lewis Ellwood, Bruce Sowerby
and Harold Stewart of Goderich.
Fiowerbearers were Ross Pol.
ford and David Briggs of Guelph, -
and John Bissett of Goderich.
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1963 CHEVROLET BEL AIR
Four -door Iiden, six -cylinder, automatic, radio. A good
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$1.495 '-'
1966 CHEVROLET BEL AIR
Four -door -sedan, "V-8, automatic, radio, whitewalls,' discs.
Heavy duty suspension; 946095.: Now car warranty re-
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1962 CORVAIR 700 SERIES
Four -door sedan, automatic, radio, whitewalls and discs;
E1888. -
1967 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE
Two -door : with six -cylinder, automatic, radio, whitewalls,
discs; E85551.
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Two -door hardtop wilt 327 engine, automatic transmission,
bucket seats, radio, floor console and deluxe interior;
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1964 OLDSMOBILE 88
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1967 CHEVELLE 300
Four -door sedan. with V-8, automatic, heavy duty equip-
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