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STAN > BLQWWS" TR*VE4 NVI :
32 Wellington, Stretford. For ill lir-
amp, steamships, reit, hotel rsserner
tions, tours,** Lew bank reties -on
time payments. Prepeids errenged for
relatives visiting from oversees. C-311
271-5710. 7
Am going to Preston soon, Anyone
with old woollens for blankets phone
Mrs. W. Dockstader, 524-9284.
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D. In Memoriam
BRINDLEY-In loving memory *of John
Rolton Brindley, who passed away
Oct. 19, 1963, '
;What it _ meant to lose you
No one will ever know,
When I am sad and lonely,
And everything goes wrong
seem to _hear you whisper,
Cheer up, and carry on.
Each time 1 see your picture,
You seem to smile and say
"Don't cry, I'm only sleeping,
We'll meet again some day."
• -Sadly. missed and always re-
membered by, Clarence. 42x
EAST -In loving memory of a dear
husband and father, • Thomas East,
who passed away 7 years ago,
October 20, 1960.
0 happy hours we once enjoyed,
How sweet their memory still, •
But death has left a loneliness
The world carie never fill.
-Ever remembered by wife Alice
and son Leslie. 42x
BRINDLEY-In loving memory of John
R. Brindley, who passed away
October 19, 1963.
Wherever we go, whatever we do
We shall always love and remember
you.
_Ever remembered by wife and
family. 42
SCHULTZ-In loving memory of a
dear mother, Mrs. James A. Schultz,
who passed away October 18th,
• 1958.
The joys we shared together
Are the memories we hold dear
The love and happiness you gave us
Will keep you always near.
-Lovingly remembered by daugh-
ters Ruth, Maud, Vera end iMildred,
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E. Cards of Thanks °
eft
Watt +for the November Fe!r, W
rnrsd*Y, Naxttmbt t 15th, sponsored. by
United Church, Women, Victoria Street
United Church, 41
Bake Sale and Candy Table, October
28, et 1 p.m. sharp. Denomme- Flower
Shop.., Sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority. Proceeds to Chlldren's Room,
Hospitel. 41-42
Last minute sob of bus leaving
Lucknow for Expo, Mande ,"'October
23rd, return Friday, October 27th..
Transportation, accommodation at
American Motel end passports Includ-
ed to fare, $80.00. For' reservation
call Allan Reed; 528-3502, or Mont-
gomery Motors, 528.3007. 40.2
Friday, October 20th, Variety
Night, Wesley -Willis Church, Clinton,
8:00 p.m. Featuring Huron Centennial
Choir, also one act comedy. Admis-
sion $1.00 and 50c. 42
• A skate exchange, sponsored by
the Home and School Association, will
be held at ' Colborne Central School,
Wednesday, October 25, at 7:00 p.m.
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CRAWFORD-I would like to express
my sincere'<appretiation to friends,
neighbors end relatives -for-. ftaw=
ers,. cards and visits while I was a
patient in Alexandra hospital.,A very
special thanks to the nursing staff
and aides on second floor east and
to Drs. Jackson, Lambert and Leitch
as well as Rev. J. Donald Mac-
Donald.
MRS. STELLA CRAWFORD.
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Rummage Sale at ,1:30 p.m.; Satur-
day, October 21, at the Salvation
Army. 42
WORSELL-1 would like to thank my
• friends and relativesfor cards and
flowers while I was a patient in
St. Joseph'si hospital, London. -
, Special; . thanks to •Dr..H. Cameron,
amerces ...and, .staff one the feu*,
tifloor twist.' Thanks::, else, to ar, . ;K,.
,C. Lambert, Mr. Ed. Giesbrecht,
Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Betty Wilkin and
Richard Worsell.
MAY I., WORSEN..
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ELLWOOD-I wish to thank friends
and relatives for cards, flowers and
visits while I was a patient in
Alexandra hospital, Goderich. Special
thanks to Drs. N. C. Jackson, K. C.
.Lambert and J. R. Leitch. 1 would
alsb 'thank the nurses, R.N.A.'s and
the girls in green and blue, on
second floor east and west.
RUTH ELLWOOD.
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All those interested in, the Centen-
nial Home project are invited to •be
present at a final meeting to be held
in the Township Hall, Carlow, Tuesday,
October 24, at 8:30, Business will be
wound yp and plans made for dis-
posal of funds. • 42
SHELTON-I wish to express thanks
to all my 'neighbors, friends and
rel'atiees who sent cards and gifts
while I was a patient in Alexandra
hospital. Also special thanks to Mr.
Profit, Mr. Moland of the Legion
Cherubs, , Miss Yeats,, my classmates,
Mr. Ed. Scruton(br. G. F. Mills, and
nurses on the second floor.
GRANT' SHELTON.
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WHALEY-Sincere thanks to the Gode-
rich Fire Department and Clinton
Fire Department during the fire
at Conklin Lumber. Their efforts
are greatly appreciated. 'Also many
thanks to Bill McManus, John Royal,
Paul Moss, ,Walter Westbrook and
Dave Steep •for their" untiring efforts
in keeping sparks ' under control on
our roof. Many thanks alsofor all •
those who helped or volunteered
theirassistance in anx way.
GERALD AND 'GERTRUDF WHALEY.
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November 8, Bataar at Holmesville
United Church and. Township Hall at
3 p.m. Bake booth, sewing, produce,
tea tables, etc. Auspices U.C.W.
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Election
Result
(continued from page I)
Liberal and Conservative op.
ponents.
Liberal gains were concen.
trated in Western Ontario,
though they also picked up
Port Arthur and Scarborough.
East from the Conservatives.
The Cbnservatives took one „
seat from the°NDP'- Fort Wil-
liam, the only New Democrat
loss. It was not unexpected be.
cause •the --former meniVer, E.
G. Freeman, had moved out
of the riding.
Many of the' Conservatives
re-elected saw their pluralities
shrink, although there was
never any danger that ., the
government would be defeat-
ed.
• The legislature', first hus-
band -and -wife learn was elect.
ed in Toronto when Margaret
Renwick; won ' Scarborough
Centre for the NDP and joined
her husband, •Ia'mes, who was
re-elected in Toronto River.
aaler,.s, ,.
John Brown, the psychiatric.
social worker whose dismissal
as director of Warrendale
treatment centre' for emotion-
ally disturbed children trig.
gered a -furore last year, won
Beaches -Woodbine, whipping
Jack Harris, the government's
deputy whip in the last •legisla.
tare.
The New Democrats also
took Toronto Lakeshore,
Where" Pat Lawlor beat Alan
Eagleson, Conservative mem.
ber of the last House and
well-known as a roving legal.
counsel for professional hock.
ey players:.
The Liberals' deputy leader,
Vernon Singes., kept his Toron.
to Downsview "seat after a
nip-andtuck battle with .the
NDP. The party ' also won
Scarborough East, where York
University professor Timothy
Reid, former Rhodes scholar
and Hamilton Ti -Cat football
player, toppled a Conserva.
tive:
• Stephen Lewis, the ,young,
articulate son' of the NDP's
deputy federal leader David
Lewis, was easily re-elected in
Scarborough West despite a
determined Conservative' of -
fort to oust him.
In the arid opposition terra.
- tory of eastern Ontario, the
Liberals captured ;tire new Ot•
tawa Centre seat but lost the
Ottawa East seat they pre.
viously held when H. S. Ra.
cine was beaten by Conserva-
tive Jules Morin. Mr. Morin is
a former MPP who lost to Mr.
Racine in 1963.
The only loss suffered by
-the government in an existing
.eastern Ontario riding was in
Peterborough, ° where former
federal New Democrat Walter
Pitman , the first NDPer
elected to Parliament after
the party's evolutionfrom the
CCF - *Pon handily. • •
Up north, neither 'the New
Democrats nor the Liberals
fared as well as they had
hoped . despi-te_ _the dumping of
two cabinet ministers. The
NbP 'took ..the new Sudbury
East seat, gained Timiskam.
ing •, from the Liberals and
Cochrane South from the Con.
servatives for a net gain of
two (they lost 'Fort William)
While the Liberals emerged
with a saw -off, gaining Port
Arthur and losing Timiskam-
ing.
F. Engagements
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitely Cook,
Goderich are pleased • to announce
the engagement of their only Baugh-
' ter, Shirley Jeanne, to Mr. Raymond
Joseph Donnelly, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Donnelly, Goderich. Wedding
will take place , Saturday, November
4, et 2:00 p.m. at St. Peter's Roman
Catholic Church, Goderich. 42
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cundari, Gode-
rich, wish to announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Teresa, to Mr.
Raymond Ducharme, son of Mr. and
Mrs. N. Ducharme, London. The wed-
ding will take place November 11,
1967, at 11 o'clock, in St. Peter's
Roman Catholic Church, Goderich.
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G. Coming Events•_
Come and visit us at the Ontario
°spite!, Goderich, October 25th, >1
404 p.m. Display end ,sole of articles
anufactured by our patients in the
Andustrlal therapy department., See
how we can '%finish your old furniture'
to look like new. Complimentary tea
served. Fashlorw shook. Commentator
will be Anne MacDonald Meyer. of
CKNX•TV. 39-42
CARSON ..NAFTEI.
Miss Kathryn Naftel, dacgh.
ter of Mr., and Mrs. J. E.
Neftel', Goderich, became the
bride of Mr. James L. Carson,
son of Mrs. R, Franciscarson,
London, and the late Mr. Car.
son at' 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
ember 30 in a double -ring eer.
emony in Knoe . Presbyterian
Church, Goderich Rev. G. Lock.
hart Royal officiated. rt
Altar vases. were filled with
yellow and bronze mums green-
ery and •Baker,0 fern. Lighted
candelabra, stood at either end
of the communion table, white
bowl marked the family pews.
Mrs. W. McKee soloist sang
"The Lord's Prayer". and Ave
Mama." Following the mar-
riage vows communion was
taken by the young' couple.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride chose a for.
mal empire style gown and coat
extending into a chapel train
of translucent sata peau bord.
ered by guipure lace. Her
shoulder -length illusion veil
was held by a lace tiara and
she carried. her ' baptismal
Bible crested"with orchids,
white, stephanotis and trailing
ivy.
ai Mrs. Stan Connelly, Goderich
a sorority sister, was matron
of -honor. Bridesjmaids were
Miss Edna Jantzen, 'Dryden,
and Mrs. Clark Chisholm, God.
erich. They wore identical
floor -length mint green tanissa
shantung dresses with embroid-
ered bodice' and sleeves. Their
shoulder -length veils were held
by wedding ring embroidered
nylon caplets and they carried
cascade bouquets of white mums
and trailing ivy.
Bake sale, bazaar, candy table and
salad ' plate supper. Take out orders.
Saturday, October '28th, in MacKay
Hall. Sponsored by Taylor's Corner,
Community Club. 42-
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Robert J. Moore, London, was
best man; ushers were Sandy
J. Naftel and I, B. Dale, London.
ars. Maffei wore an avacoda
green snit with matchingacces..
sories. Mrs. Carson, mother of
the bridegroom, wore a mocha
brown silk dress, stole and mat.
ching accessories. Each wore
corsages to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson will -
reside at Inglewood Park, Lon.
cion, following a wedding trip
to Northern Ontario. For travel.
ling Mrs. Carson chose a wool
antique gold dress and" match.
ing coat with leopard acces.
sories and an orchid corsage.
tserore her marriage Mrs.
Carson was employedby House-
hold Finance Corp., I,oncion.
She is a member of the Beta
Sigma Phi Soroity.
Mr. Carson graduated from
St. Andrews College, Aurora,
and attended Waterloo Lutheran
University.
KINGSBRI-DGE
KINGS$RIDGE - Congratula-,
tions to the new Goderich and
District Knights of Columbus
officers who were installed at
an impressive ceremonySunday
evening in St. Joseph's Church
here.
- * * *
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Roy Dalton is once again
a -patient in the Wingham hos-
pital.
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•t Visitors with Mrs. Blaise
Martin this weekend were her
brothers, Dave and Bert King
of Teeswater and their families,
and newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Martin of Hamilton.
UNIVERSAL
The marriage ofJaneKather-
ine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles McLean, Goderich, and
John Damien, son of Mrs. J.D.
Universal and the late Mr. Uni-
BE SURE YOU GET
TO THE..
,_
Cottage roll is always a good
buy for faintly eating because
it has an excellent flavor, is
quite inexpensive and there is
no waste. It can be served hot,.
either plain or with a sauce,
and is delicious when chilled
and slicec, made into sand•
wiches, or used in casseroles.
SHOPPE
GODERICH
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—McL EAN
versal, was solemnized in
Sacred Heart Church, Niagara
Falls, New York, August 28.
Father .. L.M. Neu performed
the double -ring ceremony.
The bride wore a white wool
sheath dress, matching full-
length coat, black Velvet turban
and black accessories .nd9;o
sage of deep pink and white
carnations. -
• The attendants were Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne King of Niagara
Falls, New York, M'rs.' King
wearing a pink wool dress with
matching accessories and cox -
sage.
Wedding breakfast was at the
Geo.rgian_House, Niagara Falls..
After a honeymoon spent in
Northern- Ontario, the couple
will reside in Niagara Falls,
N ew york.
PRE -NUPTIAL SHOWERS
Showers were held.. in the •
bride's honor prior to her mar-
riage by Miss Sharon Watson
and .friends and neighbors.
MABON —McLEAN
Candelabra with lighted
tapers and baskets of fall flow-
ers decorated North Street
United Church onSaturday,Sep.
tember 9, for the marriage of
Karin Jean McLean and Lygil
Robert Mabon, both of Goderich. %
Rev. Donald MacDonald per-
formed the double ring cere.
mony.' The bride is the daughter
of Wilfred Thomas McLean and
the late Mrs. Jean McLean
and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel, David
Mabon of Nile.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a white
chiffon velvet gown styled with
a draped bell• skirt which flowed
to a , chapel train. The
shirred bodice featured lily-
point
ilypoint sleeves and a pearl stud.
dad sabrina neckline. Her hand
rolled finger-tip veil of silk
illusion - was held by a crown
of -seed---pearls.-and --crystals.-.
She carried a lace covered
white Bible crested -with awhite •
orchid and trailing red rose
buds.
Miss Ruth Ann McLean, sis-
ter of the bride,' was maid of
honour and bridesmaid was
Muss Linda Maborr, sister of
the groom._ They were gowned
alike in floor length French blue
. lace over taffeta. Back interest,
was created by an attached panel
flowing to a. slight train. A
matching fabric rose and veil
formed their head -pieces and
they carried crescent bouquets
of white orchid gladioli.
, Jamieson Ribey, Goderich
was groomsman and Robert R.
McLean, Goderich and Brain
S. Mabon, Nile, brother of the
groom, ushered.
The reception was held at the
Harbourlite Inn. Mrs. McLean
received her guests in a sheath
dress of champagne lace with
brown accessories and corsage
of Talisman roses assisted by
°flie -groom's mother wearing
beige sheath and jacket to
match, brown accessories and
corsage of Talisman roses.
Guests were present from
London, St. Thomas, Chatham,
Windsor, Toronto and Sarnia.
For travelling the bride
changed to a fuschia sheath
of double knit Wool, matching
hat, black :patent -accessories,
and a white orchid corsage.
They will reside in Bridge.
port.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was honoured at a nits./
cellaneous shower given - by,
_Mrs: _Dick_ McLean, and Mrs.
Ted McLean, also by Mrs. Eric
M:Jler and Mrs. Reg Brindley.
She was also entertained by
the staff of the Bank _ of Mon.
treal of which she -is a member.
McARTH.UR & REILLY
presents .the
SWEATERS
We are overstocked on fine guage Botany Wool sweater's
from a famous Scottish maker. We are offering these as- -
our Annivrsary Special along ,with some lacy knits, shet-
• lands and other types. Choose from short, 34 and long
sleeves, pullover and classic cardigans. A great, array of
colors such as Coral, Tartan Green'., Pink.,,l Navy, Light Grey,
Oxford Grey, French Biege, Sky Blue, Pumpkin and many
others. Sizes range from 34 to 42 but the range is not
complete in all -styles or colors:
REGULAR 9.00 to 14.00
6.00 to 10.00
SKIRTS & SLIMS
. A group of skirts and slims, many of which match with
the sweaters we have on sale. You'll never have a better
opportunity to save on 'fresh seasonable merchandise.
REGULAR 14.00 17.00 7 18.00
A SPECIAL
DRESSE
.10.00
SUP OF
There will be quite a few 1/2 sizes in the lot. Very fashion -
wise merchandise but the best value you will find any-
' where.
REGULAR TO 30.00
10.00
`THESE ARE JUST THE MAJOR ITEMS.,:— OTHER ITEMS ARE INCLUDEp
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