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15. NOTICE to CREDITORS 19. LOST AND FOUND,'
TO WHOM 'I • _ y loaned my
I N, THE ESTATE ' OF autobiography a cou,ple of
CLARA MASKELL, LATE OF' months ago. Please return soon"
THE TOWN OF•GOD.ERICH,�IN' lo Mrs.' Agnes. Foster, RR 3,
THE: "COUNTY OF HURON, Goderich, Ont. - 44'
WIDOW.
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required to
forward full partico lal•• .of their
claims to the undersignedon or_
before the 15th day of
November, ,1171, after which
'late uthe assets will be
distributed',
DONNELLY &' MURPHY,
' 18 The Square,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
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FOUND -- Steel tired wagon.
Phone 529.7203 after 6 p.m.
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20. MISCELLANEOUS
E, CARDS OF THANKS"
BOGIE: I wish to 'express my'
-sincere thanks and a,,ppreciatipn
to relatives, ` \neighbors and
friends for ''the lovely,'card.s,
treats and visits while a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London;
also to Rev. Rayrnont, Dr. Sales,
nurses and staff on third floor. -
Robert Bogie. - 44x
RUDDOCK: I wish to --thank
"'relatives, friends and' neighbors
Wedo all types for cards and visits while 1 w,as'in
' of hospital: - Mrs. Bertha
JEWELLERY REPAIR Ruddock. - 44x '
* Ring Sizing - r 4
* Claw Retippin'g Mc!ASTOKER.: I wish to express
* Wateli Repair my thanks to all who sent me
* Acutron Repair ' cards;' gifts, flowers and looked
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. •', after John so. my parents could
ALL persons' having claims visit me while I was in St.
against the_ Esta cd..-.-L.li.'tan.,...Seatosath-•a-rr•!-•Wca+k'efiton.••-.._...J•ooe•pla•'s V-Hasp+b; lrs
DOUGHERTY, Retired Farmer, 12tfn Special thanks to Patsy Shore. -
late of the Town of Goderich, in imeeemaireeens Wendy McAstoker. - 44x
the County of. Huron, who died
on or about thes'26th day of
October, 1970, are required to
file the same with full particulars.
with the undersigned by the,
27th day of Nove•rnber, 1971, as
after th it date the assets of the
estate will be distributed.
DATED. at. Goderich, Ontario.,
this 213th day of October, 1971.
• PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, eta.,
R3 Montreal•Street,
GODERIGH,,, Ontario..
Solicitors for the Estate.
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21. BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
RETIRING
u _ FROM -
BUSINESS
'How would you like to own
your own business? Here's
everytHing you need to start
your o'Wq general store. If you
want to be. your own boss -
• apply to :Box 17„ Signal -Star;
Auburn
B\ MRS. WES. BRADNOCK
Mark 60 years
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�M�i•wowrtiemAnim! ..,•;w...m..ln.ewwral1Yyn!inw��M/w
ir4!MM!rl.,
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM STRAUGHAN .....
SC:(�.T�T,;.✓'1 wish to express
han have
Straughan
and .. Mrs. William piano solos of old favorite songs.
sincere thanks to friends, raw han were honored last Mr. and Mrs'. Staw
relatives and neighbors for gifts, �. g g
cards and visits while a patient in week by a family dinner on the nine grandchildren (five' were
Alexandra Marine and General occasion of their 60th wedding present) 'a n d four
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. anniversary in the Auburn great-grandchildren, (two were
N. C. Jackson, nurses and staff CQmniunity Memorial hall. present). Mr. Straughan's only
- • - '' Over 50 relatives sat down to ----living sist-er,'Mrs..Mabel,Will-i:ams
.can ,first 'floes,Robert �Ic:ott
44x a delicious dinner served by Unit of Clinton was unable to be
rrAMAN: I wish to thank the Three of the U.C.W. of Knox present due to ill health.
United Church. A three-storey
many friends, neighbors and r, and Mrs. Straughan were
• wedding cake, decorated with .
relatives for remembering mei married at the Auburn
while 1 was a patient in silver 60's centred ""t -he, head Presbyterian Chtreh manse by
Methodist . Hospital ''(Mayo table. Mr. Donald Jardin of,
the late Rev, r 1;. "Mann.
Clinic), Rochester, Minn., and Kitchener, their eldest grandson
Victoria Hospital, .London, with was master of_ceremonies. Pastor Following their marriage they
ALL ersons .havatng claims g' , cards and letters.. ' Alfred F Qr000twce he_ f
�r y; �, �stce$ visits, t f us t left °on the 'P 3i 'trin
'Y g n C.b 7I'.`''�r1"�'"'r �;ou 'with 41i(Nzhitt *f� �^ do «('OC� fii`ft �"�T4ia°
�t t with ll the1Vlariy thanks to •the ` Grace
contact
ROBERT LOWERY,
you wt • a former Elva .Slim Stoneham,
particulars. Homemakers Club, Mrs, Jewell, Mr Douglas 1 Robertson, f
4 Gentleman, late of the Town of
oug as. o daughter Brenda GI f helping g ter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
.Goderich, in 'the County of;•. , much at home. Special tansto toneham ,of Clinton. Mr.
thanked the ladies for the
Huron, who died on or about those who made it all possible - Straughan is' the son of the late„
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A. BIRTHS Dr, Cauchi' Tim Elliot,' Mr. delicious dinner. Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Straughan.
the pith day of October, .197.1, ,
ire required to file 'the same Walls, Mr. Dave Gower, Mr. Ed were brought from relatives by Following their wedding trip
with, full pti1ticulars with ,•th9 DIRKSEN: Mr: and Mrs. Pacll H. Stiles, The Lions Club, Mr, their eldest nephew present, Mr. they ,took up residence on the
undersigned by the 27th day, of Dirksen (.nee Sandra McLean) Markson,, the Rotary�C�1ub, etc. Harry, Williams of Holmesvi.11e. family homestead ori the second
November, 1971, as after that announce the birth 'of, .a - for their assistance and Mr..Oliver Anderson presented line of East Wawanosh Township
date the assets of the estate will daughter Iieidi on October 19, reassurance. Thank you again. - Mr, and Mrs; Straughan with a
They where moved residedto Goderich
'38- ears.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario, YTaman. 44yy
be distribtatcd.�
purse of money from the erich where
ctober, 1971, Winnt e General Hos ital. FESTER. Ay
' • 1971 at Women's- Pavilion, Elinore
Winnipeg p sincere 'thank u community..Mr. _Donald' Jardin Mr. Straughanwas employed at
this 29th day of OyGi._
Al.St. Josephs .Hospital, .g read . an interesting pgaper Flour . Mill.
PREST and EGENER„.• LOW: to neighbors and friends' for the Western .
' flowers treats and visits while I composed byMr, Straughan-
Barrister5, etc., London -On October 25, .1971, � � Twenty-three:.'- .years -ago � � 'ago they.._.
.• to Mr. Mrs. George Low;' was a patient 'in Al.exandr -reminiscing past events during. • bought the Lutheran Church in
33 Montrc.al'Street
a p p hank you to his lifetime.
Goderich, Ontario: , Hos tial. S c�c�aL44iElulrurn�which they remodelled
Goderich; �► daughter, Katherine r
Solicitors for the Estate. .- D►• Lambert,' Dr. Watts and 'Dr. During.•the evening over 158--"
s Anne. intol ' --ry d home
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ren a atter or . so Hamilton another grandson
t' •i 1 h k. John S
Leitch and staff of second floor friends and neighbours called to
DENOMME: At Alexandra ---
IN THE ESTATE OF '..1-fospital; . Goderich, on
ROBERT BRUCE LAMB. November 2, 1971, to Mr. and
All persons having claims 'Mrs, Gerard Denomme,
against the "estate of ROBERT Goderich, a son,.. Jeremy John.
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BRUCE LAMB, late of RR 4, • •
- 'at Goderich Ont., deceased :.who `'McKENZIE:' At Alexandra
died on or about the 25th day of Hospital, Goderich, on October
'June, 1971, are hereby notified 26, 1971, .to Mr. and Mrs.
to 'send in to. the undersigned Murray McKenzie, Goderich, a
Personal, Representative of the daughter, Laura Anne,,
said deceased on or before 'thea
13th day of November,. 1971, Y Cj U N G : At , Alexandra .
:full , particulars of'their claims. Hospital, Goderich, on
* Immediately after the' said .date November 2, 1971, .t -o Mr." and
the said Personal'Representative -Mrs: Ronald Young, Goderich, a
will distribute the assets of she.,. -"daughter, Anita Christine,
said deceased having regard only
to claims of which it -shall then C. BREEFS,
r„~~ ~ • have notice..
• Dated at Goderich, Ont;, this
14th day of October, '1971. WHEELCHAIRS - WALKERS
VICTORIA AND GREY . The Humanitarian. C.P. & . T.
TRUST COMPANY, Committee of the Goderich '
1 Ontario Street, Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges
Stratford. have ,-„,,elluipmen,t for loan.
Executor. Contact ' Amos Osbaldeston,
By PR• EST and EGENER; 52'4-9623 or Fred Fritzley,
33 Montreal Street, 524-7217. cow
Goderich, Ontario. 'D. IN MEMORIAM - w
Their Solicitors herein, ,
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16. PUBLIC' NOTICE
TREASURER'S SALE
OF 'LANDS IN ARR"ES
OF TAXES
COUNTY OF HURON
NOTICE IS HEREBY, GIVEN
that a tax sale will be held in the
♦ Court House, . Goderich, on
Tuesday, December 7, 1971, at
2:00 P.M., re any unpaid axes
still outstanding at ,that date as Andsecret tears still flow
shown on the list published in Wha'it meant to lose you
No one will ever, know.
WILSON: Inlaying memory of a
'dear""" husband, . father and
[pampa, who passed away ,
November 7, 1969..
We knew, not as we woke that
morn, .„,
The sorrow the day would bring;
The 'call was sudden, the shock
severe;
To part with one we loved so
dear.
But God gave us ci urage,
To bear the blow;
But what, it meant to lose him,
No one will ever know.
- Ever remembered by his wife
Emma, his• children Vera and
s,.,„L{.e.it1a, Wm. and Marlyn, Andgrandchildren. -- 44x
CONNELLY: In loving memory
"of my • husband John, who
passed away two years ago,
November 5, 1969:
My heart still aches withsadness
the Ontario Gazette on
September 4th. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that if ahy
* of the said lands...re.main unsold,
an adjourned sale will be held on
Tuesday, December 14, 1971, at
'the same hour and--pl•aee•:----•-
Lists of the properties involved
- , may be .secured at my office in
the Court House, Goderich,
Ontario.
• August 20,971 °
JOHN 0, BERRY, TREASURER
COUNTY OF,I}URON. heart, ,
x 7 You slipped away without
n” goodbye, t
1,7. BUSINESS NOTICE But the memories of you will
never die.
When I am sad and lonely
And everything'goes wrong,
I seem to hear ,you -whisper.
Cheer up; and carry, ori.
- ' Lovingly remembered and
sadly, missed by wife Jo. -s 44x
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CONNELLY In loving. memory
of dear" father, Joh Joseph
Connelly, 'who passed away two'„
years ago, November 5, 190.
Two years ago we had to part
With a dad we loved with all our
We mass you Dad, and always.
MEDICAL , Massage; will
Thermo -Therapy a n d You left a ' place no one could
Ultra-Viole't, 118 Anglesea fill, •
Street, phones, house 524-7617; There are other dads in the
office, 524-6281; W. C. ' world Are know,
Br2eckow, Reg, M.. But you were. ours and we loved
you so,
As- long as we live, we will
always be glad
That out of this world you were
our dad.
- Allways remembered by -
Dennis, Stanley, Colleen,
Marlene and families. - 44
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COOK =- Not responsible formy
wife's debts after September 1,••
• 1971. -- • Leonard Cook.
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Al
a ove m -d ern
where they still reside\
east,.., „ , Margaret Fester. 44• congratulate the bride and -
----' groom of 60 years, In charge of They are botl members of
PETRIE:a I would like to take the register .were ay-
sons-in-law,
wo Knox United- Church Where' Mr.
this opportunity to thank the Straughan is an honoraryelder,
Goderich Industrial League 'for sons in lily, Mr. Clayton g
Voting, me .rookie of the year. 1t Robertson of Copper Cliff and He was church treasurer for over
is an honor to receive the Danny ' Mr. Thomas Jardin of Wingham. 30 years and a member of the
Baker Memorial trophy. - Philip The guests were welcomed by Board of Stewards. He also was
Petrie. - 44 their family• - Mrs. 'Clayton , Sunday School` superintendant
,Robertson, Mrs. Thomas Jardin and a teacher fo.r,'many years.
and ah nephew Mr. Jack Bennett Mrs. Straughan is a life member
that* COWAN;- I would• like to tha.,of Amherstburg who. had made of 'the United Church Women
all my friends neighbors and
relatives for their visits card, his home with the Straughan's' and, . belongs to the Auburn Mr. rand Mrs'. Herb "Arnett of
flowers and treats while I was in for many. :.ears. , . Women -s Institute and they both. London spent the weekend with
Alexandra Hospital. Special ,Ser=ving teato the guests were are members' of the., .Auburn�.Mrs: Sidney'Lansing.
thanks to Dr. J. M. Watts, Dr. J. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall, Mrs. Horticultural Society. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hembly of
W. Wallace, Dr. J. R. Leitch, QR.Beth Lansing, Mrs. Earl Allison, Mr, and Mrs. Straughan enjoy Atwood visited on Sunday with
staff, nurses and girls in green on Goderich, Mrs. Oliver Anderson, good health and take a-••--kee'n Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips..
second east.. for all their Mrs. Jack Bennett, Amherstburg; interest in community and
' wonderful care while .I was' a Mr r. Richard Brooks is a
pati
fries
MILKSHAKES
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The seventh ' meeting of the
Auburn Milkshakes was held at
the home of Mrs. ,William
Empey. Everyo-rre' was present
and- Dairy - land was- discussed,
Butter, Cream Sweet and Sour
Cheese and Menus. Mrs. Empey
demonstrated how to matte
cream puffs and everyone tasted
them when cooked and all
agreed they were delicious.'
NEW RESIDENT
We welcome Mr. Bill
'EI'rommer, Class A rnechanic to
�.-•-Bi-H••-
operate in the E 0 A. Trornmer
Garage and we wish him success
in -our village,' Bill has been at
Hespeler. ,
Auburn
Socials
Miss$ Carol Rueger, RR 2,
Clinton spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright'? Mr- Cartwright,
David, Derrick,, and Lorie.
Mr:. and Mrs. Clayton
'.Robertson- "of-.' Copper. Cliff
parents Mrs. William Straughan.,
Mr-. Wilfred Sanderson is a
patient in Victoria hospital'. We
wish him a speedy re:overy':' Mrs.
Sanderson .spent ,the weekend
with her daughters, Mrs. George
Robb and Mr. Robb and Mrs.
Paul••Johnston and Mr. Johnston
and visited her husband daily.
Mr. ' and Mrs. • Donald
Cartwright and family visited on
Sunday with her - father, Mr.
William Rueger at•RR 2 Clinton
and Miss Carol returned home
with them..
• Mrs. Ethel Farrow of Mitchell
visited one day last week with
her brother' Mr. Thomas
Johnston, Mrs. Jphnston and
Laura Phillips.
Sympathy of this community
is extended to the family of the
late Mrs. Helen Hemberger"of
Seaforth ansl also to her aunt,
-Mrs: • Edgar Lawson and cousin
Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
Mrs. Hemberger was' known by
several'in this community.
patient, -. ViCowan. - 44k Mrs. Harold Jardin, London and' . c h u r c h d o i n g s, • T he
Mrs. Ronald Pentland of North' ..congratulations .and best wishes
COOK: I wish to express my "Bay. "-,• .___._,_.. ,,._...__.-..... f:rom4-atheir-"nab friends in this
During • the evening Mr.: community • through local
Clayton Robertson led in a ' Members of •Parliament, many •
sing -song accompanied .by Mrs: ' cards and gifts makes this a veiy
Mary Orr of Coppe Cliff, Mrs. happy occasion far this bride
Robert J. Phillips played several and groom of 60 years.
sincere thanks to all my friends,
neighbors and relatives for the
lovely gift's, flowers• and cards
sent to me', while a• patient in
Alexandra Hospital. Special
'thanks to Rev, Nicolls, Dr.
'Leitch, Dr,' Flowers and all the
nurses and girl's in green who
waited on me. - Mrs. Joseph
Cook. 44x
MA11'1ES: "I would like to take
this opportunity of expressing
my sincere thanks to all staff
members of the Signal -Star
Publishing Ltd. for the. lovely
gifts given to mer,',. on my
departure from the Company as
office manager. ,Special thanks
to the girls•of the Goderich front
office, for the surprise 'dinner
given to me at the Bedford
Hotel, - Ron Maines. - 44
F. ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs, Donald Bissett, Clinton, is
happy to announce the
forthcoming marriage of her
daughter, Patricia - Ann to
Herbert H. Armstrong, son . of
Mr. and Mrs. William Armstrong,
Goderich. The wedding will take
place on Saturday, December 4,
1971 at 5:00 p.m, in
Wesley -Willis ` United Church,
Clinton. - 44
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CHRISTMAS SEAL°.ARTI$T
Heather Moore, of Toronto,
graduated' from the four year
design course at the Ontario
al
Cole a of Art in 1968. M+.
�� �d,_e,'Fi'"•+V n Arae, -w 4 tl-, '„1 r • >trti - , •..' P o
Moore who ttia'}tyt' ifF'' i �f
graphy, is• curtcntly emploYed
by Rolph-Clark-Stone, as a
designer in the Paper Printing
-Division,
.Auburn. pair celebrate
their silver �nniversary
Mr, and Mrs. Ed .Davies were
honoured on the occasion of
their Silver Wedding anniversary
by Open House last Sunday
afternoon and evening when
over 100 friends called to'
congratulate • them. Although
November 16 is their wedding
date, Mr.. and Mrs. Davies leave
this . Friday for Kissimme,
Florida where they spend the
winter months; so the Open
House was held .last weekend.
Mi':" -and • Mrs.' Davies were
married at Belmont Presbyterian
church and after residing on the
groom's farm in North
Yarmouth Town'ship for over a
year, they moved to a farm on
the 8th of Colborne Township
where they farmed until retiring
.'to Auburn 16 years "ago. They
attend St. Mark's Anglican
church,
Mrs. Dailies is a member of
the Auburn Women's Institute
and ,, the—Horticultural Society
„and St. Mark's A.C.W. Mr.
Davies is a member 'of the
Ontario Horse-shoe Pitching
Association and' has a wonderful
display of trophies and cups to
which he has won . on many
occasions down through the
years. '
Friends and rel tives were
present from orchester,
Belmont, London, Clanwort.h,
Wilton Grover, • Tillsonburg,
Atwood, Palmerston and the
neighbouring towns and villages.
In charge of serving tea :were
MrDonald Haines and Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt. Serving the
guests were Miss Sheron,.Collins,
Miss Laura Phillip's' Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock, Mrs. William Clark
and Miss Minnie Wagner. Among
-the many gifts prese''nted was a
silver horse-shoe containing a
purse of money, a gift from the
communfity. The ' bride and
groom ,of 25 ,years received
'long-distance lephone calls',
floral arrangements and many-,
cards to mark this- occasion.
Knox UCW Hord
Th�nk�ffertng meeting
The United Church Women of
Knox United Church held their
annual Fall Thankoffering in the
church with Mrs, Gordon Gross,
in charge.
Mrs. Gerald McDoWell read
the scripture lesson, Mrs.
Gordon Gross gave a reading on
the •Pit
Pilgrim Fathers, Pastor
or
PPRIF�' ' a.. > i• , m.�.:,Yu,�.••P-^ yam, i„.�
F NIrfY5 Pa R ',;Y�. 'i/ 1�T•i�Jj” ilYana
Peter Verbeck gave a reading on
Thanksgiving.
A solo "Thanks be to God"
was sung by Miss Nancy
Anderson.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Ben Hamilton and Mrs. Bob
Turner. The guest speaker, Mr.
Stewart Toll of London gave an
interesting travelogue dnd
showed pictute"s of this trip
around the world. Mr. Ronald
Hallam thanked Mr. Toll for his
interesting- pictures and
hymn, - 'die benec1h`
lctron was
pronounced by Pastor Fry. A
social hour was' held in the
basement with lynch 'served by
members of Unit 1.
t in Clinton hospital. Her
ds wish her a ,speedy
recovery.
The - smorgasbord dinner
served by the Anglican Church
'Women last Wednesday evening
in the Community Memorial hall
was a decided success.
Misses Jennifer Grange and
Joan Th oriijson "; "'bf"'' the
University of Western Ontario
spent the --- weekend with the'" ' Mrs. Shirley Rolston of Lobo.
former's mother and sister, Mrs.
Dorothy - ',Orange and Miss
" Shelley' Grange. •
Mrs. Edwin Cartwright of
lluronview is, spending a few
days with tier son, Mr. Donald
'Cartwright, Mrs. Cartwright and
family.
Misses' Laura and Debbie Wilds
,of Sudbury and Mr. Allan
McDougall spent the weekend'
with his parents, Mr.' and Mrs.
Kenneth,Mcllougall.
Mrs. Charles Scott , is' patient
in Clinton hospital where she is
suffering from .a fractured arm{
we wish her a speedy recovery.
MILKY WHEYS
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r were', -read by the secretary,
Trudy " M.acban. Mrs. Haggitt '
.kuburn No 2 Milky Wheys discussed the `'Gorrnent in
held' their 7th meeting at the Dairyla,nd and illus. Raithby
home of their leader,. Mrs. conducted the quiz and the
Thomas Haggitt. Mrs. Frank handout sheets were filled out.
Rai-thby made .Pate A Chows and, Achievement- day was::discussed._.
while ' they were --baking the and plans'were made to make.
meeting was held. The president, the poster. The Pate A Chou's
Lynn Turner was in charge of were tas.ted,..and the meeting was
the -meeting and the minutes _..closed,
Living in Woodstock
Photo by Dick -Wallace,ro London
MR. AND MRS. D. B. WALLACE
Knox Presbyterian Church. Ont. sister of the bride was
chapel wa,s the lovely setting matron of honour wearing a
with baskets of mauve door -length gown of rQy„al•, bl.tte •„
chrysanthemums and white silk velvet with empire waistline
gladiolii when. Marilyn E. Daer ,and short sleeves. She carried a
exchanged wedding vows with basket of shasta daisies -'The best
David Brian Wallace of man was Robert Sutherland of
Dorcheste1 before Rev. G. , Dorchester and the. usher' was
,LockliarZ Royal. Mr. William Mr. Gordon Daer, brother of the
Cameron was organist. The bride bride.
is the youngest•daughter of Mr. Following the ceremony a ,
and Mrs. Roy Daer, R. R. 1 reception took place in the
Auburn and the groom Is the son Auburn Community` Memorial
of Mr., and Mrs. Squire Wallace hall where the bridal party were
of Dorchester.'''' _ assisted in receiving -the guests
Given in marriage by her by., the ;bride's mother wearing a .
father, the bride looked stunning dress of purple,knit, black
in her floor -length gown of accessories and' corsage of
white polyster crepe. The bodice m iniature ' varied purple
of white, wet -look "lace„ was carnations. She was assisted by
accented by delicate Swiss the ,groom's mother wearing a T"
guippure lace •trim. The gown of figured knit, black _,,,
full-length fitted sleeves were accessories and a yellow corsage....
_also trimmed -with this lace. The For a wedding -'trip t'o-•Niagara -
peasant -look .style of this Falls, the bride donned a
wedding gown was accented by "two -toned white and purple
:the empire waistline and the wet dress- with b1•ack accessories and
look lace, bib front'. She carried a miniature purple
bouquet of pink roses and white On their
daisies with trailing blue ribbons. reside in
Woodstock.
Obituary
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JOSEPH D. CARROLL .-
Funeral services -Were held last
week for Joseph D. Carroll at St.'
Augustine Roman Catholic
Church Wednesday, Oct. 27.. at
11- a.m. with Rev. Fathers
Cassano, Phalen and Monaghan
in charge of the service.
Born in Lucknow on March
27, 1885,3 me was the son of the
late dwd Carroll and Mary
Foran. Following his marriage to
the former Anna May I.nnedy
he resided for many years 'in
/West Wawanosh where he
farmed untij , he retired and
moved '' to Goderich and . later
Stratford where he passed away
on Oct. 25. He was predeceased
bywhis wife.
He -ii—survived by one
daughter, Mrs: Walter, (Mary)
Taras of Stratford and one son
Frank of Kitchner; also five
grandchildren. Burial took place
rnt Augustine S . Au u Raman Catholic
a Ca o ]c
charge of the Arthur Funefal
home, Auburn., Pallbearers were
.Jahn Taras, Gus De•6ereaux,
i dw p Leddy, Bert Moss,- Sohn.
Foran and Raymond Boyle.
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