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Deaths
INWARD–At Victgria Hgspital, 'ton -
don, ' on Saturday, September
1967, Nies Blanche. (Daley) Whyard.
of the Dearness Home, London, be-
loved wife of the late • Nathaniel
Freed Whyard, dear Mother of Al-
birt Q, Whyard of London, dear
slster•in-law of, Miss Ida Whyard
Of Lucknow, also survived by three
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child. In her (36th Year. Resting at
the Wortley Road Chapel of the
A. Mallard George ,Funeral Home;
Wortley Road at Almwood ' Avenue,
London, where funeral service w,iit
• be held in the chapel on. Tuesday,
S:ppternber 19th, at 1Q a.m., with
Capt. Manhold Sharpies of the
Salvation Army, London East Corp.
Internment in Dungannon Ceme-
tery at 1:99 p.m. 38
C. Briefs
Order Shell furnace oil and sto,e
oil from Edward Fuels, tank truck
dealer for all Shell Oil Co. products.
' Phone 524-8386. lif
STAN BLOWES TRAVEL SERVICE,
32 Wellington,' Stratford. For all air
lines, steamships, rail, hotel reserva-
tions, tours,** Low bank rates on
time payments. Prepaids,arra•nged t -'r
. ,..rated r+eca7txitingminetzwite ceacseas..-L: r I
The C.P. & T. Fund committee of
Goderich Oddfellow and Rebekah
• , lodges have wheelchairs and other
equipment for Loan, free of char:le.
Contact Amos Osbaldeston, Park S.,
phone 9623; or Fred Fritzley, Wi;so
„St., phone 7217. r b°
D. In Memoriam
LARDER -In loving memory of a dear
sister and aunt, Shirley, who passed
away Sept. 23, 1953.
Asleep in God's beautiful, garden,
Free from all sorrow and pain
When our life's.journey: is ended
We'll all meet together again.
-Ever remembered by sister Jean,
brother-in-law=•Clem, niece Vera and
nephews 8111 and Bob. 38x
LARDER - In loving memory of a
dear daughter, Shirley. Marie,' who
passed away 14 years ago, Shptem-
ber 23, 1953.
The depths of sorrow we cannot tell.'
Of the loss of one_ we -.loved so well,
And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep
Her memory we shall always keep.
-Ever remembered by Mother and
Dad. 38
YOUNG -In loving memory of a
dear mother, La Vine Young, who
passed away January )3, 1949;
and a dear father, Cephas Young,
who passed away September 21;
1963.
Beautiful memories are woven in gold,
Theirs is the picture we tenderly hold.
Deep in our hearts their memory is
kept,
To love and to cherish and never
forget.
-Always remembered ° and sadly
missed b/ daughter Ruby, son-in-law
Harry./ and grandchildren Art, Dianne,
and Garth.
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E. Cards of Thanks
SPROUL •- The family of the late
Elmer Sproul wish to express their
heartfelt thanks ,for.the expres'si, sk
of sympathy sltbwn to them by
their many friends' and relatives.
Special thanks to the staffs o? C_lirr-'
ton General Hospital and Victoria
• hospital, London, Rev. M. R. 12613 -arts
` __. - �aftd--aN•illiaras.,.«St+le��-af.....ihe•.�cs.�.,u
Funeral Home, 'Auburn. 38
GOWANLOCK-I wish to thank alt
the wonderful doctors, nurses,
nurses' aides and attendant§ at the
Ontario Hospital for the good care
and attention shown me" during
My three months' stay there as
a patient this past summer, and
the many friends and social workers
'who also contributed much to my
recovery. These ' acts of kindness
will never be forgotten.
(Mrs.) Evelyn Gowanlock.
38
SCRUTON-I would like to express
sincere thanks and appreciation to
friends and relatives- for gifts,
flowers, cards, and visits during
my stay in Victoria hospital, Lon-
don; thanks„ also to the doctors,
nurses and staff for ,their attention
and . care.
Ed Setuton.
38x
G: Calming Events
Goderich Little Theatre membership '
campaign wilt commence• the, first
week • in October. B&
Dungannon United Church, An,ni'
versary Services will be held Sunday.
September 24, 1967. At 11:00 p.trt,
Rev. Glen Wright will preach and
our choir will provide special music.
At 7:30 p.m. Rev. J. Donald MacDonald
of North Street United Church,-'Gode-
rich, will be Quest speaker, and
Huron -County Centennial Youth Choir
will be in attendance. _-n-4 38
For' Thanksgiving .vacation travel in
deluxe 'motor coach with "Ail Star'
Escorted Tours" to beaptiful Historic
Washington and Colonial Virginia, Oct. •
6, 7, 8 and 9 or take a`trip ot, Nash-
ville, Tennbssee' and the' Grand Ole'
Opry Show, as well as Chattanooga,
Rock City and Ruby, falls, October 6,
7, 8 and, 9, Cost of either tour, $69.00.
For brochures, additional information,
and reservation call Allan Reed, .,Luck'
now,' 528-3502. 36-8
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Charter bus leaving Lucknow for
Montreal and Expo, Monday, Oct. 2nd
to Friday, Oct. 6th. Transporta'tibn,
deluxe accommodation at • Decarie
Plaza Hotel,' and passports included
in fare $80.00. For reservation call
Allan Reed, Lucknow, 528-3502 or
Montgomery Motor, 528-3007.
36-8
LADD - I wish to express sincere
appreciation to all my friends and
relatives for visits, cards, flowers
and treats while in hospital. My
sincere thanks to Rev. L. Warr and
Benmiller U.C.W. Also my deepest
Gratitude to Dr. Mills, staff and
nurses of second floor west. Their
kindness and thoughtfulness shall
not soon be forgotten.
IV1rs. Nell Lodd.
38x
F.- Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Johnston are
pleased to announce the engagement
of their daughter, EIsie Dianne, -to
Mr. Steven Pattison Maguire, son of
Mr. and Mrt. Maurice Maguire. The
marriage to take place on ' Saturday;
October 14, 1967, at Ontario Street
United Church, Clinton at 3:30 pan.
38)c
�Goderirh-Horricu Lural
at St, George's Parish Hall at 8:00 p.m.
Fall Flower Show entries to be in
between 5 and 8 p.m. of that day.
Prize for -the best dahlia will be at
40 -piece stainless steel set of flat-
ware, courtesy of Simpsons -Sears; best
chrysanthemum, a/ silver trophy from
the Bank of Montreal; best arrange-
ment, a $20 voucher, courtesy 'of -
Baird Motors; best gladiolus, the Dr,
Such trophy. It is • hoped that the
above prizes will attract a large
number of entries_ and promote keen
judging on the part of each member.
Come for an evening of fun and
education. Tea and refreshments will
be served. 38
Teeswater Fall Fair - Come early
on Saturday, September 30, to Can-
ada's Largest Rural Fair. Horse races,
Klompen, dancers from Holland; Mocha
Temple ' Motorcycle Corpse -Bands;
Log -sawing contest between candi-
dates in forthcoming- election; Auto
show; Horse show; 4-H; famous Silver
Dollar Competition; Rides; ' Excite-
ment and thrills; All and more at -
TEESWATER -on SATURDAY, SEPTEM-
BER 30. FREE GRANDSTAND. Stage
show and dance to The Debon'naires
in arena Saturday night 38-9
Dress is optional -long, short or
mini -at the Maple Leaf Chapter,
Centennial Ball at Harbourlite
Inn tomorrow night- Come alone or
in a group and enjoy the Get -
Acquainted Hour, 9-10 p.m., dancing'
to' Lionel Thornton, 10-1; refreshments
and lunch. Tickets $10 per couple at
Tots and Teens store or from mem-
bers; a few ,available "at door. Pro-
ceeds .to Alexandra Hospital. Come
early,. -stay late and have' fun!' I
.FIR$T. 'B'APTISTCHURCH
(Baptist Gofventien of Ontario and Quebec),
Montrial strait Neer The Squire
1,00 • ti,m,-+»$und.
y School.
11:00 ai.m,--Morning Worship,
7;00 p,tn,-Evening.'S..rvic...
,,. A Welcome To
M)nisten REV., HENRY de VRIES, Phone 524.5792
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
10:00 a n9, --OUR FAMILY BIBLE SCHOOL
(OUR 'BUSES WILL CALL AT YOUR DOOR)
PHONE: 524-7150
11:00 A.M. •--- 7:30 P,M,
Speaker: MR. CHARLES HARE
London, Ontatio
"Come Where You Are Never A Stranger Twice"
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CREME PIES
Paper will lead the smart hostess parade in the informal late
summer and 'early autumn entertainment whirl,says Scott Paper
Limited. The firm has added two floor -length hostess gowns,
right, to the eye-catching A-line shifts ; left, which introduced
Scott's 'Paper Capers" a year ago. Hostess gown paper capers
come in the, "African" , right, shades of, blue, red,orange,and
green; and the "Zebra" second from right, in bright green,.
, mauve and black. A-line shift paper capers are available in
"Bandana!,? far left, and "Op -Art" second from left. All come
in four sizes. As a fill -up the company has added matching paper
earrings in orchid, pink or green 'and in triangular or teardrop
designs. °
(continued from page I) GOLF TOURNEY
Lumby Trophy; second was Bill
Wilkinson and DennisLassaline
placed .third.
. .Larry McCabe won the Juve.
nile, Club championship; run.
ner-up was Wayne Ladd.
Th'e Junior Handicap Champ.
ionship was captured by Bill
Wilkinson who was awarded the
Bob • Deorksen. Trophy; John
Pirie placed secpnd in this
event.
The Ivan Papernick Trophy
handicap match was won by
Bill Wilkinson who triumphed
over Paul -Henderson, runner.
up.
Two -ball championship win.
ners were Larry Papernick and
Bud Worthy who edged out Art
Allan and Claire Harmon.
of In the first flight division of
Club Championship play, Bob
Sproule placed, first, followed
by Bruce Cummings,
Bill Huff won top honors in
'the second flight division, run.
ner-up was Colin Stevens.
Maitland Country Club ladies'
championship -golf matches
were won ,by. the following:
Ladies' Club Championship,
for the. Mooney Trophy, was
won by Maxine Martin who edged
out Doris Paquette. • '
Doris Paquette did not come
away from the tournament
empty-handed. She won the
Ladies' Rose Bowl Handicap
event; runner-up was Marie
• Huff.
The best 18 -hole net score
was' turned in by Doris Pa-
quette; second best score was
that of Marie Martin.
• The George Bruce 'Trophy,
awarded to 'the Maitland Coun.
try Club lady who achieves the
greatest reduction in season
handicap Was- 'presented to
Marie Huff.
Mrs. Wilfrid Donaldson, Goderich,
wishes to announce the engagement
of her daughter, Motile Anne, to
Mr. Edward A. Farrell, son of Mr. and
Mrs: • D. Farrell of Peterborough. Ther
marriage to take -place October 7,
1967, in the Baptist Church, Auburn,,
.Ontario. `38)0
G. Coming Events
Turkey Suppe.,,-Wednesday, October
18, , •5:30 and • 7:0,0,
',{�.m., teltinille,r
• / United Church;• Fortickets tall. Mrs..
Bradley, 5244954; dr Mrs. Manning,
5246321, Admis8lon by ticket only.
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'four familiar telephone is a wonderful friend to have handy especially
in times of emergency. However, it can only respond to your dialed com-
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mands. Dialing a wrong number can waste precious time when calling,
for such emergency help as the Police or Fire Departments. Bell Canada
provides space at the bginning of our telephone directories for emergency
numbers so that you will have the numbers close at hand when they are
needed Why don't ycheck now to make sure that these important
numbers have been filled in. In Clinton your Police numbers is 482.3435;
and your Fire Department number is 482 3820. It *is 'most important to
know which Fire Department serves your particular area to know that
number. If you ever need to call either• the Police or Fire Departments
in an emergency, here are just a few reminders which will speed help
on -its way. Dial, or tell the operator the -number you need, carefully, of
course. Stay ori the line and talk slowly and clearly, giving your name and
address • and the reason for calling. Try to remain calm and to answer
ell questions 'promptly, giving a brief but complete description of the
emergency. Wait for.,instructions from the policeman or fireman, I hope
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-that you never haye to use'.the telephone for such an emergency call,
but if you do, it can be a trusted and speedy servant.
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If there is a bride-to-be in your family this month --;.and September is
becoming almost as popular a month as June for , weddings - you're
probably discovering what a big help your telephone can be. Calling the
florist, photographer, beauty shop, checking on the wedding gown and
bridesmaids' dresses, and invitations, can all be done easily by telephone.
The telephone also makes it a simple matter to keep ,1elatives and friends
informed, as plans for• the great day progress.' If relatives and friends
reside in another community in either Ontario or Quebec why not take
advatnfege of oLir F=amily Calling Planrates all day Sunday or any evening
after 8 o'clock? Then you can enjoy a real visit, for rates allow 10 minutes
for the price of five; 12 minutes for the price of six, and so on. These
rates .also apply on calls to Bell Canada exchanges in Labrador and the
N6rthWest Territories, but do not apply on calls to other communities outside
of Quebec and Ontario territory.
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Recently some friends were telling their five-year-old son w}jat to
do in case he ever .got lost, "First," asked dad,.• "What's our address?"
"I don't know," said Junior, "but our Area Code is 6131" With a bit more
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adults who always give their Area Code along .with their phone number
and who keep a list of frequently-usbd Area Codes and phone
numbers beside the telephone
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