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CUARTERXI,
ACCOUNTANT
Telephone
343
Licensed
. municipal Auditor
A. AL IIAUBlait
ClIARTZRED .4.0CaLINTANW
55 i3oUth Ooderich, Ont.
CHIROPRACTIC
PIPORBERT B. SUCH, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic.
Office Hours:
Mon., Thura --9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues.. Fri -9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
. Vitamin Therapy
Office -Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
MAGI8TB&TE OR.DERS
• ' PAYX1121T OF WAGES
Magistrate D. E. Holmes, QM.,
ordered Murray Miller of Clinton
to pay the blalauce a wages due
to Allan Dickson -and Edwin Pol-
Ling
. J.
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mas
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111otorways
'lock both of ItIt. 3, Auburn, iu
police court on 1.`nesday of last
week
Dickson and Polloek had been
employed by , vvttio was re-
moving fences ter the depantinent
a highways 'between Clinton and
Goderich. Total wages claimed by
the men were 189 to Dickson and
;92.20 to Pollock. Miller paid each
untn $715 in "court on his Aria &p
GODERICH; ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1st,1953
, NILE 'HURON MUNICiPALITLEa
MEET TAX DEADLINE
(Inten)id for Ittst week), *
NILE, Thae. 23.--31ra. Its alr., There are many Indications that
Nee is sibetaidding tgaue daya in Gode- 11062 was a prosperous one fur
rich and attending ' the diamond ilium!: ,iut.v. " If the payment of
i
wedding of her aunt and uncle, taxes IS a, good criterion for the
Mr. and NITS. 11.111Tili Great. tate Of vveil-being of the cottniT,
M. and Ur* Cliff' lileNell„ mid then the past year might Well have
Mir. and UM: poug. McNeil at tiljeen .6 rFeord one.
tended the funeral of Mr. Jamie- " County Clerk -treasurer illavvey
son of lAnidosboro last week.
iMiss ICa.y MOI4ennan of Lucknow
is spending tho Christmas Wilkins's
vvitth Mr. ad Mini. Gralnun MeNee.
Miss Joyce Johnston is uuder the
with an
attack of
immix° a week previously and ilsaciwundicebor's :are
the balance was ordered paid by the Douglas SOwerhar, Godorich
magistrate. TowsollaP, holialtY'lug with MB unristmas Day
HURON COUNTY CROP REPORT meisittuntegtall.." wide, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
With four or 11/Ve inches of 8110W Mrs.Gordon Anderson has been
Former Chief Justice R. S. Robertson
Is Honored by Judiciary at Toronto
Erskipe has reported. that, for the.
first dine Id Ms experience, all the'
municipalities in the cottuty paid
their coUnty mates, Wtalling ;487,-
000, by the December 20 due date.
The Hon. Robert S. Robertson, Gee as loug as Judicial precedenea
former Oiler justice of - ()Mario, is followed in this province."
who was bora la Godtorich, was Mr- Jalb-tice- Ke111-Y, on„ behalf a
he pulsate jUdges of the high cuurt
houored at a dinner iu the Toronto tsaid:' "We have not come here to
viab on Monday night of last week, talk our distinguished friend' to
act...coding „to the Toronto Daily death, hnt bo expresta our admir-
' ittiott for his loftal character, our
appreciation of his splendid career
and our gratitude for the magniti-
taut srvices he iras rendered."
- - • -
W. H. LOBS Rrau.erzi)
Star. More thau 20 judges were
1Preseut to pay-' their respects to
the man who held the highest. Judi -
dad pest ,tn 0.uttirio from 1938 waif
his retirement this .yetir.
The tomer chief justice was
presented with a i4lver tray. en-
graved with a quetution front
Ovid's Metamorphoses. Tranallated.
It readii: The. dutiful are the
Heavy .Tlues. Year especial cvare of the gods, and those
wipe honor their duty are them-
selves honored." •
rrelephonc Cans
'Friday evening, and cooler weather, On the sick list. ' 4 "
wellthor-. However, with no snow event of the ytar was the datldren cakts made front 'ClederiCh this past "I know trem nil Own experience
the Christmas holiday. The ehorusest, recitations, drtilks, Christina's Day than on the pre- how the ludgeg Of the supreme
court of Ontario have missed you
,on the greand earlier in the week, of Nile school's Christmas concert:
travel conditions were excellent for
., Fairm.era have made good use of etc. were all well done. Miss is vious. one, the Bea Telephone 00111 -
since tyour retirement front the
the excellent weather to Wins, 11 Livingston dessrves great praise pany Ints reported. There were bench," saki Chief Justice J. W.
outsitle work up-to-date. It is not
' a-- for the order and the work she no more local Calls made through Pickup, who succeeded Mr. Robert -
put on the Program 51-1T-'4 Gel.'" the Goderich switchboard than 111 son -They find I %%ill continue
we got the first real taste of wintec thristmas Concert. - The big There were afore long distance chief justice speaks
1
720 a.m. a.m. To London daily except
Sat., Sun., and holidays.
8.30 a.m.-To London and Strat-
ford daily except Sunday and
holidays.
11.45 a.m.-To London and Strat-
lord Sat., Sun. and holidays.
4.15 .p.m. -To Stratford and Lsn-
• don daily ,except Sunday and
holidays.
5.45 .pan. -To London on Friday
onlY.
8.30 .p.m. -To London and Strat-
ford Sundays and holidays only.
SUS DEPOT AT Emus MOTORS
PILONE 344
,
E{oy N. Bentley
Public Accciuntant
Sox
Goderich, Ontario
NOW LOCATE))
LN BANK
0F
COMMERCE "
BUILDING
ON THE SQUARE
11. M. FORD
Get Insured - Stay Insured-
• Rest Assured
TELEPRONE 263w
on December 24. -Dustow aoonvranist or t
the 111.11.S1C. Miss Barbara Taylor 11.151. Boh and lon
local g distance
often 'that one sees tile 1a-(- was the e
-being i I
-
ealtrliegier*enstnor4w inhsas anhealper elbriatinggat ,WtIS the winner 44 the Imlay tiokst Icalls low,
red on December 24, Ism -
water supply in farm vvells thesome- thrat drew a beautiful 01118111:011. Mr. 'ever, were d•own from the merlons
what. back to normal. Miff , McNeil ' WZ1S chairman. The. i otms, ristuDye.
. coming of Santa Cgaus made all On Christmas Day, there were
very happy. ' 0,7t.sa local culls and 430 long tits-
' 3
For the first time since..1946 busi-
mess for .cooperatives was down
in Canada during 1951. Figures
show thot 41,016,550,971 in total
business was cloae by ,768 aaeocia-
titins. This was a drop of r..n,2.71,-
000 from 1950.
Geo. G. Maawan
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
insuranc
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
-Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 466J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
in 19 2
tame calls entered here , •
while ott the. same day in 1951
'there were 5,745 local calls and 352
'long distance Calls, On Decsmber
tcalls and 435 long (Vast:ince calls
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth -Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Gixlerich
Phone 144
g Ovi ri err° OA ifS
BY BLACKSTONE'S
.24, 1952. there were 11,..st local
made, w on t he day bet o re Paying t vitiate to the * keen.
,
Christmas iti 1951. there were 12,- penetrating mind :I Ild 11140.4111Y of
091 heal calls and 507 long tlis ipespose- of -Ir. Robertson. Chief
"
Extra Staff ' 1.1austiee .1. C. .1IcRuer a the hish
tanee (ails made.
I The Company reported I ha t . sortiSsirSt it sutlitt-lut: it"laInd N'Vt1111SM A fli eamtillnie wIIPV
1141
judssuents will rema in as git ale -
to your kind guidance and.
eounsel."•
Speaking on behalf of , the court
of apptal. Mr. Justice Keiller Mac-
kay sad : "It is fitting to say thet
She power of the intellect of It. S.
Robertson is.- and will be, felt from
the Atlantic to the•Favitie and be-
yond in -all spheres of volts ve
activity where lawyers on -the
beneh or at the bar, are wont 141
exert preponderant or slignal
FEDERATION PRESIDENT
Huron Central Agriculture So-
viety at its anttual meeting in (Min-
ium on Saturday renamed W. II.
110LIDAT sun. sow=
RE.ToRE (mamma lay
Although the amount of ontgolng
mail" 'twin Goderleb during the
Christmas Season. averaged 500 let-
ters and carda a day niore than in
1951 during the two-week ponied
POreelliceetti:altaff°b4.harisdtwasaii tiltill°callaeoluP10:11
first, third and fonabh class mail
sorted by Christmas Eve, Walling
only, u few magazines to' be sorted
after the holiday.
Of. the, utetered mail sent from,
Godenich, which includes cards and
ietters, 106,829 pieces were sent tont
in the three weeks from December
3 to December 20, but this total
was made up largely in the two
weeks from December 12 to Decem-
ber 20, when 147,919 pieces were
sent out.
•Lobb, Clinton, as its president for
1953.
Other' officers are: Stewart ne-
Dwan, Stanles) Township, first vtice-
president ; .Frank Falconer. Stan.
ley, • second Vice-president ; A. J.
McMurray, Clinton, secrete r y -
treasurer and manager.
The meeting picked Saturday,
'May 30, as_ t he date for the spring
fair. A rePott submitted by Mr.
McMurray showed that' there were
some 469 entries at the 1952. Spring
fair. with prize money paid on 305
Prizes. To mil retsants were $4,106,
while total expenses were $3960,
- Directors for next year are: Hal-
lett TOmusbibp, W. L. Wityle, E.
J a ek Van Kama n d, Thomas
-Leiper ; Tuckersmith, lIarold Pep-
-per, Bob Arlan, W. P. ROberts;
G oderi eh To w rip; ti 1), Alfred Wit r-
ner, W. II. bola), Robert Sterling:
Stanley, Stewart MeEwan, Robert
l'eck. Ansta1 NIcKinicy ;
DT. J. W. Shaw, Mel Oriels 'Dr.
(74,0Tge ;01i11014, liTOW11,
F ,elestat
\while the usual extra staft was oti
dutts to handle extra holiday oaths
they Were atfle-to-handle-the extra -
load 111Uell CUShr this Chrlstmass'
due
to the rearrangement of staff
'so that long distance calls were
handled only by special long (Ls- *
tanee operators, !saving haat oper-
ators free- to concentrate on loear .
ealls only. This arrangement was ZW1NGELBERG-HOFFMANN
instituted during the sast summer. r.rhe Rev.- Heinatrich united in
IDue to the overload on traes• jmarriage at Attrich Lutheran
icoatinental (*instils, the Weal ex- I (lianas Jutta Hoffmann, slaughter
change Was unable to eomplete any 1 of Mr.' and Mrs: Arthur Hoffmann
mils beyond Ontario and Quebec of Hedwig, Germany, and Ewald
\on 'Christmas Day. Malty burg dis- Zwingelberg,- son -of Mr. and Mrs.
t alive (kills plats d before - a nd,.after 'Its -man Zwingelberg, Grand Ras
Christmas Day, bowel:cr, were com- 1 yids, .31inas . .
'Acted without any ditlieulty. The The bride A1111$ 01W1led 111 WIlito
company earlier Made a speCial net, • fashioned with 'a full skirt
appeal to subseribsrs /o aveid the showing floral embroidered motifs.
heavy traffic! of Christmas Day if The tit.ted bodice was worn with a
posSible." ' • s brief black velvet jacket. 11&-r
No -overseas mils Were completed shoulder length veil was arrangtal
from a beaded headdress and she
carried -a 1)o -tartlet- of red roses.
_ .
W11 11 '1 11 independence of mind. 'His
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
130 Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
.....ssommor
"What& you masa Iroze
I just got your bi114or airew muffled"
Misunderstandings seem to
lbe part and parcel of everyday
!from here on Christmas Day due
life 'but we look forward to
to previous bookings; At all r points.
posts in otir administrittien of ins
Outgobig (Mall .
The biggest batch of outgoing
mail was approximately 70 bags
on one twin, including ail, types ot
mail, wade up of 50,000 cards and
letters. and 30 bags of parcels, ex-
cluaive of rolls off newsptupers.
The heaviest load of 'Incoming
mail in one shipment consisted of
approximately 100 bags, including
about 900 parcels, which arrised
on Monday, December 22.
In case you want to know how
this huge volume of mall was hand-
led with such efficiency, the total
aggregate number of man-hours
spent on outgoing mail alone by
four people from December 15 to
December 24 was 366. This does
not include the time spent by the
same people during the same'period
leaVe 111 Detroit, had to settle for
Junior direetors: James Snell].
Fra nk Falconer, James 1411)1)
Weddings
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE GODERICH
1953 with the hope of giving
our customers ,understanding
lp in the selection of furni-
ture to suit their ' every need.
A -prosperous New Year to one
:and 1
0MICE-MASONIC TEMPLE
• WEST MEET
PHONE 230 . GODERICH
D. GUITA3.D
Stonework, Brickwork and
Plastering
A good job of plastering has
sae substitute
Phone 482, Brock and Victoria
A. L. COLE
Optometrist -Optician
ftes Examined, Glasses Fitted
1Phone 33 Godericb, Ont.
Malcolm !fathers
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
Now located at
46 WEST STREET
GODERIOH
Phone 115W
taritotone'.0
urntitirt
PAINTS STOV;S
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
"On the Broadway of Godswith"
PHONE 240-J GODERiCH
The entire tittle allotted for over-
seas, catts from Canada Was booked
up well ahead of the hoMday season.
Among the long distance calls
reeeived In Goderiell on Christnets
Day...was one to .11r. and Mrs. Gra-
ham Inglis, Ilisiee -Street. -fro-in-
t:heir .4:laughter, 'Nips. Cha
Victeria, Mrs. Inglis re-
ported 'that the- Sall WIlti very clear -
and ,was put through prenatals..
Mrts.•Chantler is 'with the Itritish
Colunibla welfa.re • department in
the 'parliament slutildin.f.ss in Vic-.
toria and •Mr. Chant/ler is with the
Hu &sot t's Ita y Coinpan y in t t
eity.
.. Mrs. Oliver Peok received a t,eie-
shone 'cella on 'Christmas 'nor -1111m
from her Miss Frances
'00011, who is employed as a titirsc's
aide .at the GerieralOTIospital 111
17,111100.1TVeT,
DANCE
AT EXETER LEGION MEMORIAL HALL ON
Saturday, January 3
PRESEWITNIG CLARENCE PE'rRIE AND HIS
NIGHTHAWKS, FEAT"O'RING WARD ALLAN
LiAtuenfG 9 TO 12
ADMISSION 50c, •
-1
At PARK On the
The Square
PHONE 1150
MERRY WIDOW" -In Technicolor,-
. with Lana Turner -and Fernando Lamas--
ALL-V(0RM * • *:* *". JAN. -5th to 10th.
THE
u/ET AN
TECHNICOLOR-
Ftilmed in County ,Ifayo and glowing with glOrions haekgromuks
of the Irish countryside . . . See the hilarious Rattle of.
the Century . . . Thrill 40 this shisplieity of its romlanee
. . Enjoy every motnent with
John Wayne - Maureen O'Hara - Barry --Fitzgerald and the
famed Abbey Theatre Players of Dublin . . .
Two shows each night at 7.30 and 9.45 p.m.
'Faith an' les a Davila' picture. ..
ad1111111.4.11111=1,
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Protect your own firui . call'
me today.
Representative of
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada
Harold W. Shore
,
I ARMY BEATS AIR FORCE
AT CONFIDENCE GAME
•
ywo service girls, on
sorting incoming mail.
• doughnuts and coffee at the •U.S.O.
SERVICES ARRANGED
FOR WEEK OF PRAYER '
Goderirtt mipist ri a 1 Asso- ;
elation met on Monday, 11eeetniller
29, for the election of otheers anti
te, arrange the Week of Prayer for I
\— 'Plii.- elect loll 4)f .itlicers res.u.'assi,
las foillows: President, the Rev: 1. 4%,
4 Hind; vice-president, the Rev 11.
A. Iiivkinson; 4 -croft Ty - treasu rer,
1 1,i, ise•tra tit Hillery. .
31ASON-3facEIVAN The Week of Prayer St.rViCVS have
Standards of white chrysauthe-lbeen arranged as s.dlows: January
and lighted 13 in Knox Presbyterian Oistirch---
mums, palms, ferns 'speaker, Dr. K. E. Taylor : January
. • ' 1 till white candelabra de- 1-1 at. Vietoria Street l'nited Slturelt
1 -
eorating the chancel of Knox pres- --speaker, Istart en a nt yo in a -
out eent.
1(.1111relts-speaker. l'astiir Bah
free rooms for le remainder of
The hotel manager gave the gide
byterian Church, foamed a y it.ary 15 'at Si. ;el I rg.l. ilgo,dea
setting for a wedding of interest
ask. on Saturday afternoon whets Katles their , visit.
veld re for t lee ir Ch tutus dinner.
Margaret Maenalland; 21, and Ber-
nice Knoll, 1s, of the Royal Csin-
adian Air Foree at (Minton, went to
Detroit Monday of last week 4.0
spend their holiday. At the De-
troit 1' .S.(). centre they met a
yonug man dress,ed in a Oanadian
*army uniform who 'gave his name
is 1 v id Da v idson and helped /hem
/nal a hotel room.
-Ile dropped -in to see them -Wed-
nesday to help them prepare to
-see the town" and said they might
have treuble with their 0.madian
currency. They gave trim their en-
tire savings,' $31,. and he left to
have it eXehanged at a nearby bank.
didn't return and the girls were
left, stranded in .a strange city with -
ken Alma, daughter a Mrs. Mao -
Ewan and the late William George
MacE.Wan of Goderich was sullied,.
in marriage '• to .Douald Edutund
Mason, Son .of Mrs. Mason and the
late Edmund .•Mason, of Goderich.;
The double -ring ceremony wasi
Mrs. Erie Mueller of (seders. a performed by the Rev. It. G. 11le
matron of honor, was gowned in Milian. Dr. F. T. Egener of Lon -1
blue lace and carried a 'colonial don played the wedding ,MUS1C 11
44(1 bouquet of roses. - the soloist, Mrs. F. Egeuer sang
frock and 1 Given -in marriage by her 1114011',as 'Aowcr., "The bord's Prayer" and "lieeause.'
glaNilissworKeQtraesnonMkneisliiikr
carried lloWel:Tss .Mr. Petey J. MatiEwan, the bride .
Jack' .1o.olted foVely, --gowned- --whitel -
The page bey was- Rudy
licek and Erie' Mueller was best chantilly lace- over crinoline satin, -
styled with . tight-litting jacket
sultulA reception followed the core- ,buttoned to the w a ist, roibed col la r
alai ballerina -length bouffant skirt.
mons at the home of the bride's
aunt, Mrs. Erie Mueller, Elgin .Her double tulle. illusion veil fell
ltrorn a sheil-shaped headdress of
1n:4'411'11r' 'tS(.11-)Ite.riviitit--- reside in- -tilrand 'late over • satins She -earried- a-- bous
qtiet ..rf gardenias and stephanOtis.
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GUY IVES
& SONS
maim CONTRAC-
TORS .
BUILDING BLOCKS and
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Selkirk all -steel insulated
chimney supplied and in-
stalled. ,
Chimney built or re-
paired., •
Phone Carlow 1612
7-oxtf
Mrs. Gordon J. McManus, sister
REINHART-CHISHOLM . of the bride, was matron of honor,
Red roses and poinsettias ar- 'gowned in holly red nylon net over
naked on the altar of -St. Peter's pale blue taffeta,fashioned with
Church,. provided a seasonal setting bouffant ballerintelengtli skirt,
for a 'pretty wedding on Saturday tucked bodice and matchittg stole.
mornins when Mary Leone, &ugh- .she wore a headdress of red
ter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. ()his- feathers and blue velvet ribbon.
holm Of ,Goderich, WAS united in lier flowers were blue daisy Clay -
Kitchener, son of Mr. 'John R. The bride's 1114AT, M111`y-JIIYIle
taarriage to Dr. Edgar Reinhart id .santheatuats.
'Reinhart and •the late Ars. Rein McAanus was flower girl, daintily
hart of Stratford. • froulted, in holly red nylon net over
The ceremony was performed by pale blue taffeta. . The bouff/int
the Rev.. J. P. °Jerson. Mrs. A. E. skirt was caught up with little
Buechler presided at the organ and nosegays of blue forget-me-nots,
the 'soloiSt 'was Miss Agnes Gills- , which matelIed her hair bandeau
.and she carried :1 nosegay of,,,,bliat
holm, sister of the bride.
The bride, who was given in forget-me-nots. Mr. Gadon W -
marriage by hersfather, was charm- Manus was groomstintn and ushers -s-
ing' in her gown of white chantilly were George Parsons and Jack -
lave over satin, fashioned with net Frith .of Goderich. -
At a 'reception at. the 'bride's
4;,,kee. iirredd lsoknigrt lielyxreiiidnetd sleeves vtehs.; home,
Mrs. Mmewan received her
back ' into a chapel train. iler guests wearing a rosewood crepe
.floordength Freneh illusion veil and lace gown with white and gold
was caught to a lace and satin straw hat and corsage of white
Juliet cap., She carried -a prayer gurdenias. She was assisted by Oat
book arransement of white. roses groom's mother, gowned in' cameo
and streamers.
'Herattendants were her three
,Sister.s, Mrs. Richard Kaufman of
London, us Matron of honor, - wore
a ballerina -length gown of gold
velveteen with fitted bolero -and a
matehing Puritan -styled bonnet, re-
lieved with veil loops, and muff
with gold a nd blue ch r3'811n th et n u iii
arrangement. ,
. The bridesmaids, Mrs. . Robert
Buckley, Toronto, and Miss Rita
Chisholm of London were similarly
go‘vned in royal blin. setvete441,
with matchIng bonnets and muffs
of bine and gold.
MT. Wilfred Reinhart 4-4 Goile-
,rich, the groom's brother. was
groomsman and usherwere Harold
IShantz of Kitchener and John Rein-
hart. jr., of Stsatford.
- After a wedding breakfast at the
'Goderirli Pavilion, a reception was
held at the hotne of the bride's
parents. Mrs.. Chisholm,. wearing
navy lace with shell pink acces.
sorles and corsage t4f pink roses
and 'mums was assisted in -recelv•
Ing by Mrs. Joseph McCaffery of
1:4,11ltford, the groom's sister, 1
gowned In winter white and black
ensemble with winter white acees-
sories and Corsage of red roses
For a trip to New York City, I
land 'mums.
•the bride wore a green corded silk
suit_ with white dowered hat, WWI e
'aveessories and orchid ,corsage and
black Persia n la nth - coat . On mph -
return, the counle will reside at 30
Wtter street nortit, Kitchener.
1 Aluests were present from .Tdr-
onto, 'Stratford, London, "Wood-
stock, .Strathroy, Kitebener and
Goderich.
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TAh; CAPITAL
, PHONE 47
Now -"OKLAHOMA ANNIE" -In Trucolor
with jndy Canova and Grant Withers.
West
Street
MON.. TUES. and WED. ,
"THE HOUR OF TIPTEEN"
Are you in the mood for an evening of dramatic suspense? Then
you WIN enjoy this new and entertaining mystery (1411 11141.
Peter.Lawfor(l - I)awn Addams - Roland Culver
FRI. and SAT.
Johnny Weissmuller - Sheila Ryan and Bob ‘Vatertield
Jungle Jim 1041415 an anthropologist (into the 4481141 of (Mont
People and is caught in an **plaint statnpede, among
other adN:entstres.
"THE FORBIDDEN LAND".
Coming -Janet Leigh and Carleton Carpenter
In "FEARLESS FAGAN."
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blue crepe with pink corsage 41111
black accessories.
For travelling, the bride wore 1
pale blue rioodle cloth suit with
brown squirrel cape, matching blue
hat -and black taffeta accessories,
with corsage of pink camellias.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason will reside
In Houston, Texas. The bride is
a graduate of the University of
Toront 0.
Guests present at the we(ldlng
were front Stratford, Guelph. Ter.
onto,. 14)1141011, Owen Sound, While
Horse, Yukon,.Winnipeg, Kitchener,
.Senforth and Windsor.
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DO YOU NEED ANY
Carpentry Work
,or Plumbing
DONE IN YOUR HOME?
Whether it's to build a
house, a garage or any
woodwork or also plumb-
ing or painting, come and
see , me any day after 7
p.m. Guranteed work at
the lowest price. ,
F. E. COTE
GODERTOR
Living in bus located next
to Huron lee Plant,
Huron Road 1-5x
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We have appreciated your patronaggi during the past
year and look forward to serving our customers—old
and new—in 1953.
E.BRECKEN RIDGE
HARDWARE PLUMBING - HEATING
PHONE 13S GODERir_H