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James Donald
',lvth,!n St. George's
ear i,, Goderich; on
.-E;;+,•mber 23. Rev.
cffy•tated at the
+'ereriony.
rile daughter of
io»ward Carroll
s,d The croom'S
Mr. *and Mrs.
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carriage by her
was lovely in
:7:rw``1 of white
, tAshione'd on
sleeves,
°-a train edged in
Alecon lace.
is -;,d -white tulle
a miniature
r... She car -
.
white garde
r sos, and trail.
F r.;ton of. God.
• •? of honor, and
.Goderich and
Photo by Nephew
CARROLL
Louise Cliitoi i o London were
bridesmaids. T'ie" wore floor -
length gowns of `, ater-lily green
crepe with lace bodices, ir.11ed
at the ell5ows, alt..? accented with
self bows. Their matching head.
pieces were tiny bows and they.
carried bouquets 'of bronze
mums and trailing •cry.
Attending the groom was Ed-
ward Scruton of Godench r as
best 'man. Danny O'Brien- of
Goderich and +john Henry of
Blyth ushered.
The recption w;t ht -1 i ;n th•-
parish hall. The 1,r de"- ,:.outer
received guests '0 :: r, E >;.- of
antique gold silk 1lcrr..u:, la-
thered hat In autumn ton,, s, and
a corsage of bronze n.onms.
The groom's mother a:,listed,
in an ensemble of peacock blue
ribbon laces brownacces sort es,
and a corsage of bronze moms;
'For- travelling to Northern
Ontario the bride chon;d to a
brown silk - knit suit, rust
flowered hat, brown m cces.
sories, and a corsage of ,.E 1.
low carnations.
The couple will take up r+
sidence in Blyth' on their re-
turn.
Prior to • her marr.. , the
bride was honore:i at
given by Susan Pettus at the
home of Mrs. Sharon S,•ruton,
by the Henry faintly at ii.vti'.;
and at a Trousseau Teo 'yen,
by the bride's her
home.
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JOLLIFFE - WESTBROOK
Wedding rings and vows were
exchanged by Judith Anne West.
brook of London and Roger
Wayne Jolliffe • of London y on
September 23, at the residence
of the 'bride's parents, Goder.
ich. Rev. Donald MacDonald
officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter West.,
brook of Goderich, and the
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. F.W. Jolliffe of London.
Mr.. Westbrook gave his
daughter in marriage. She wore
a street -length dress of white
Swiss lace over white 'satin
with a pearl beaded neckline
and long sleeves. A crown of
small -white fabric bells held
s her shoulder length veil. Pink
sensation roses, white steph.
"The Leaves Of
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THIS
SATURDA
HEN ERSONS
BOOK STO
The annual meeting' of the
Auburn Branch of the Cana.
rlian Bible Society was held in
St, Mark's Anglican Churchwith
the chairman Mr. Fordyce
Clark in the' chair. The meet.
ing was opened with a hymn
and "prayer by Rev. M. R. Rob.
erts of Knox United Church.
Minutes of the last meetingwere
accepted as' read by the-secre.
tory, Mrs. Thomas Haggitt. It.
was moved by .Robert J. Phil-
lips and seconded by Frank
Raithby that reports be accep.
ted.
Mr. Andrew Brndjar of Lon.
don was the guest speaker `of -
the evening. He spbke on his
interesting display of Bibles
and read from the'neW English
translation which', has been re.
-cently published. He' also show.
ed the film, "The Leaves of
the Trees." •
Plans were • made to hold the
annual Carol service in con.
Photo by Nephew
anotfs and trailing ivy formed
her bouqubt."
She was attended by her sis.
ter, Janet Westbrook of Goder.
ich. She wore a street -length
dress of Fr:ench'lace over blue
taffeta, -and carried a bouquet
of pink giamia.
Attending the groom was his
brother, Tom Jolliffe of London.
T,ie reception was held at
thekTiger Dunlop Inn.
For a wedding trip to Bar.
bados and the East Indies, the.
bride changed to a green wool
dress, white wool coat and
matching accessories.
'On their return the couple
will take up residence in Lon.
don. The bride is a graduate
of Victoria - Hospital School of
Nursing, and -the groom is a
graduate of the University of
Western Ontario. .
The Trees"
junction with 'a cgmmunity con.
cert which had been proposed
as- a Centennial project. The
collection will be given to the
Bible„„•Society for it's work.
The election of officers was
held with Mr..Brndjar in charge.
The new officers for the corn.
ing year are as follows: presi.
dent, Oliver Anderson; secre.
tary-treasurer, Mrs. Thomas
Haggitt;" collectors, Westfield,
Miss Jannetta Snell; North
Road, East Wawanosh, Mrs.
William. Empey, Mrs. Jack
Armstrong; West Wawanosh,
Mrs. Harold Webster; Col-
borne, Mrs. Donald Haines;
,Blyth Road, Mrs. Roy I✓asom;
Baseline, Mrs. Brian Hallam,
Mrs. Lloyd Penfound; '13th Hul.
lett, Nancy Lapp, Cathy Schnei.
der, Auburn, Mrs. Oliver An.
derson; Mrs. Ted -Mills; Mrs.
F'rank -Raithby, Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall, Mrs. Thomas Hag.
gitt, Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson
and Guy Cunningham.
True Chequing
personalized
cheques
go here
Lelebrate golden
Mr. and Mrs. 1;+'rank, Mathew
O'Connor of 0376 priingwells'
Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, eel*
ebrated their 50th year of mar,
•riage on October 4.
The O'Cosifiors were married
in 117, at Duluth, Minnesota.
Mr. O'Connor was born at God.
erichj the f ... mgy roved to Det.
rolt in 1933. Mr. O'Connor is
retired from Ford Motor Coin.
Audrey Leaves
.• On Wednesday evening, Sep.
temper 27, a dinner sponsored
by the members of St. Joseph
Council,, Kingsbridge, washeld
at the Biruce Inn, Kincardine,
in honor of Mrs. Audrey Car.
ver, Rev; ` Father Caruana's
.housekeeper, who is leaving the •
parish October 2, to join the
Carmelite Sisters whose mon.
astery is located near St.
Vern Bean
Wins Radio
Vern Bean of R.R. 5, Goder.
-idh Was the -lucky winner of
the transistor portable car
radio given away during Baird
Motors new car showing. .
Personals
annive,r ary KIN . • I .... A
pany. They have three ' daughr.
ters, seven grandchildren, and
two great-grandchildren.
The family celebrated with a
High Mass at St. Gabriel's
Church and a dinner and rec.
eption at the home of theft."
daughter and son-in-law, M.
and Mrs.' James Benson of
Drexel in Dearborn, Michigan.
St. Josephs
Agatha, ,Ontario.
A nun's pocket watch and a
cheque was presented by the
president, 'Mrs. C. Rugling,,on
behalf of all the members. and
ladies of the parish,as a token
of appreciation of her .work
and , generosity to the parish
during her stay of three and
a half years. She will be es.
pecially remembered. for her
untiring efforts in the Rectory,
both for the clerical work and
housekeeping, receiving only
the lowest possible Salary of
twodollars a day because she
considered her work ae a. vo.
cation and didn't desire
material wealth. �� - ._
The president ably expressed
our thoughts in the concluding
part of her speech and said
"You have served our Parish
unselfishly always doing for
others, asking nothing in re.
turn".
Mrs. Carver thanked the
ladies for their gift andexpres.
sion of good wishes.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert F.rayne
enjoyed the company of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe OiR1elly' from
Detroit this week.
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Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Blaise Martin were Mr. and
Mrs. George Pollardandfamily
of Hamilton,
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rihar
who have been sper44,4 the last
two weeks with Frank 6411,
returned to their home in
Florida,
* ` *
Mr., and Mrs. Joe O'Keefe,
Mr. and Mrs. Jqe Courtney and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalton and
family are touring Expo this'
week.
* * *
Four year old Dean Doherty
returned . borne ' from the
Goderich hospital two days later
than scheduled. Dean had his
tonsils out and suffered corn.
plications, but his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stan •Doherty report
that he is fine now.
* * *
We are happy to report that
Kevin Austin is home from, the
London Hospital,
* * *
Congratulations to the Dun.
gannon Agricultural Society for
another successful fair.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Sorel
of Fort William, who have been
visiting° at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Chisholm, have
returned home. While here they
visited old friends and relatives
in Bayfield, Clinton, Stratford,
Kitchener and Guelph.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A.
Cooper, Welland, Ontario, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hawkins, 178 Keays
Street, Goderich.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. C. McB• ride,
Elgin Avenue, have returned
after visiting their son Don
and family .at Gimli, Manitoba.
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