The Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-05-13, Page 7tti4K C•I AOIAN QUI;
Cre, d` .;.'in,. anada-__are the._.
1 p }Y
einita. n
ueltills of Coteau, w the Kam
jets, the Appal ;chiaua, the
Mil 63 1rn ni ation to Can-
93401.
an-
106 1' 93,i r1. " Whai was
d . t
e; rati
'the �mat ._ .
#1
from. Canada?
3 airrP 4fa 'worhe> s axe=
presented 40 per cent of the
total labor. force in Capada
in 1991. What is the present
'percentage?
4.1n relation to population what
province has
e most miles
ra ?
�Qf , ,�ilwey' track?
0k•Tn-190:2, 4,001,227 Canadians
paid $2,024762,000, in POP
• sonal Income taxes. What•
were thefigures for ten y'eaxs
earlier?
ANSWERS: 5, In 1952 there
were 3,100 personal income
taxpayers and they paid t Total
At the
Owe- of the 19 1- ce iar 1.0 Per
cent: 1. The •Dine IM an
'Xamajets are itt NewroundlafliI
the AppalacbianS in Qgei ec, the
Selkilrks in British Columbia,
4, Saskatchewan. 2, Emigration
was •estilmated at 80,000 for 196.%
CALIFORNIA SUNKIST VALENCIA,
°
FUL( MATURITY, SWEET AND, TASTY,
FANCY GRAPE, LARGE, SIZE 72's
Peter/
--
eter'a (Ma.. met at the ,at 13000111 1c 041th
Nurse'xn W aK ;iaan,
'Miss Keogh spent two years
as a voluntary nurse in D min-
lea (a British Colony o the
West Indies) where she was
sponsored . by the Canadian
Catholic Conference, Ottawa.
Sine will also show slides of life
on the island. -
Mrs. A, J. Wisner reported on
the Centennial Project Planning
•
meeting, held in Go.d' ich re-
,ce ntly, 'f
lY1rs, Don Stimson and Mrs.
Reinhart will • be the hos-
home ott Mrs, Jos; Barry for
the May meeting aid 26 mem-
hors were in -attendance.
¥z's. i?otald 1 `isher chaired
the meeting and the minutes
utes
Ilfjcale last "Meeting wore read
y the se ctary, 'Mrs. Kay
Simpson. •
It • was announced . nth+at Mrs.
A. C, Oat`npion will be the new
Welfare secretary
Mrs. A. J, . Wisser and Mrs.
Angela, Lang, were named dele-
gates to. a;Etends tla,e Diacesaxt
convention 'hi Chatham May 18'
Mrs, Richard Budhanan told
the meatibere that she had con-
'tacted Mrs, Jack Evans re a
speaker for the June meeting
and .annauneed that the speaker
will , be Miss Margaret Keogh
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CABANAS, THE TROPICS' FINEST
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)PFN DAILY `7 a.m. to 10 p.m
Orson Fray and Saturday
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ONTARIO GROWN, HOTHOUSE, No. 1 GRAPE, FIRM, RED, RIPE
,
miss gileen• O'Brien an ,. f s
Barbara Winters also visited -the_
new South Ste Nursing Home,
and the Management expressed
their gratitude for the visit and
hope that many voiunteens will
visit the patients and also offer
to take them 61' 4 for outings
during the coming months.
iMrs. A. Lang :,„explained the
different means the league will
use in, the next few months to
raise fundis:
Following up with one of
the.'e ideas Mrs. R. B Buchanan
cpnrlueted a sale of small ar-
ticle.; after the meeting, and it
was enjoyed by all.
Miss Eileen O'Brien thanked,
Mrs. Barry for the use of her
,beautiful home. Tea was serv-
ed by the lunch„comanittee.
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The Public Accountants Coun-
cil fol- the Province ofutario
+:11tu Qnees the election of Ire tul-
,1011 ing ollieel•s alld Inelllbel•s;
1'v-csident, Mi. G. A. MacDougall,
1'.C'.A., London, Viee-President,
:M11•. J. C. 1 ounkie, F.('.A.,
"1•„routo, Secretary, Mr. 1:. 1).
Lafferty, F .C.A...,C)ttawa, Treasur-
er, Mr. ('. -S. Massey, A.P.A.,
Ancaster, Past President, :Mir. A\`.
1. Hetherington, II_.C.A•,'1'oronto,.
Mend (•1• of L.ec•utive,, i\Ir. J. A,
'Toronto.
Messrs. W. P. Fazackerley,
A.P.A., Windsor, J. W.
(.ilendinning, F.C.A., Toronto, D.
L. Gordon ,,F.C.A., Toronto, W. G.
Leonard, F.C.A.,.; Kingston, W. L.
MacDonald, F.C.A., Toronto,
Moorhouse, • • '
Catharines, M. E. Sheppard,
h'.('.A., Toronto, W. A. Stanley,
A.P.A., Scarborough and H. P.
Wright, F.C;A., Hamilton.
All 'persons who practise as
public accountants in Ontario
must he licensed under The Public
Acc'i)untancy Act and must oh -
serve the Code of Professional
1 t1 ics laid clown by Council. Any
information regarding these mat-
ters and the penalties for non-
ohservance of the Act and regu-
1•ption- nuly be obtained from. Mr.-
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MOSS BUTLER
The marriage of Dorothy
J. an Butler and Frederick
1: Ines Moss was solemnized in
Andrew's United Church,
H.K. 2, Petrolia, Saturday," April
17th.. Rei,•. F. G. Risden of
Charing Cross officiated at the
double -ring ceremony in a can-
dlelLght setting of pink and
white gladioli and carnations.
The • ria is e • au+, er
of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Butler,
R.R. 2, Petrolia and ,the groom
is the son of Mr. and. Mrs. John
t.foss, Godenich.
Mrs. Cecil Hall. Petrolia,
wore a short full ''Skirted dress
and head -band in '"same mater-
ial and color as the other at=
bendants and 1.1he carried a
basket of pink and white single
mu,ml; and carnations.° Tommie
James, Goderich, coirsin of the ,S
groom, was ring -bearer,
Richard • Madge, Goderich,
-was groomsman and ushering
Neil Campbell, Sarnia.
The guests were received in
the church parlor by the bride's
mother wearing a pale blue silk
sheath jacket dre.ss with blue
and beige accessories and a
pianist, and Bill James,. Winef pink ey-rnbidiurn orchid corsage.
sor, violinist -played the .wed- She was assi<l ed- by the groom's
ding music. The soloists were mother wearing a carnation
Miss Susan Moss, who sang pink linen sheath jacket dress
The Wedding Prayer and Miss .with beige accessories and .a
'White cymbidit>lh orchid cor-
sage. •
Betty Moss who sang 0 Perfect
Love.
('.1)oughty,Registrar, The Public The bride, given in marriage A),-hite two-piece suit of wool
Accountants Council for the by her father, wore a full-llen.gth lui:ucle welt pink aoce4,ories
Province of Ontario, Suite 32, 2 gown of white silk organza over and a coria 2:e of sweetheart
I>1 o
Street t L 1stTorontonto opeau defaille withse iJb
c11
roses
was worn n by
thee bride
e
skirt and empire waist. The al-
,
s h
coned
n onlacebp
dice was
fashioned
(. c
with a scoop neckline and lily -
point sleeves. A full chapel
train in o°r gar,za and lace -fell
from her shoulders. A crown
of pearls and sequins held her
fou•rJtiered •illusion veil and she
carried a --cascade of red de-
light roses, stephanotis and -ivy.
honor, -Mrs. Shin -
.ley Capper, Petrolia, sister of
Orttor1o.
,yyam+w
A
WINS QUILT
SALTFORD.—The lucky win-
ner of the Saltiford Community
Club quilt in April was Mrs.
Duncan Clark, Salttford.
far, travelling to Ottawa.
i , is a graduate of
The ice
Th br r,
London Teachers' College and
the groom is a graduate of the
University of Western Ontario
and Stratford Teachers' Ctrl --
-lege. They will reside, at 1350
Blackwell road, Sarnia.
Prior to the marriage, the
bride was honored by a kitchen
and bathroom sewer ••given by
',1/Liss . Earl ene Butler and Mins.
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the bride, and the bridesmaids, Shirley Cooper; a miscellan-
Mrs. Marjorie Drope, R.R.• 2, eous shp'wer given *by the con
Petroira;--anii - • _ • , Bre-,.fs-ee g att n e f•� t-. -Andre 's- --U3
ton, Sarnia, wore ballerina -len- l ed Church; also presentations
•gth gowns of turquoise silk or- I by the choir of Patterson Mem-
e'a nza over peau de faille with orial Pre_ ,-terian Church, Sar-
zu.mi-be•11 skirt and loose panel nia, and by the staff and grades
at the back falling from the seven and two of High Park.
sl n'l;lers_ in __train_ •_sfT.eot. Seek-poi-SJrnia. _Mrs. Bwtl•er_en-
Ma!tching bows with iilusiontertained in honor of herxlaug+h-
veiling, were worn for head ted at a trousseau tea and the
.pieces " and they carried cas- .groom's parents entertained the
cacle of- p-iiira.nrd-Vniti ."car 11'-` iridal"" ai°t Tftitlr>wrrn �tlre �-e-
t;ons. The flower girl, Kathy hearsal at the home of Mr. and
Cooper, niece of the bride, .Mrs. Bab Cooper, Petrolia.'
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