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Sixty-Year-Old Widow Seeks Love in 'The Western Mail'

Marigold Chivers, a 60-year-old widow, has decided to respond to an advertisement she found in 'The Western Mail'. The advertisement, placed by a forty-five-year-old man, seeks a woman for a serious relationship with a view to marriage.

Marigold's financial situation may influence her decisions in her search for a partner. Following her husband's death, she received an insurance payout of ninety-five thousand pounds. At first, she considered buying a mobile home or going on exotic holidays, but her current predicament has led her to consider a more serious commitment.

The man in the advertisement mentions having a good sense of humor (GSOH), and Marigold plans to mention her own GSOH in her response. She also intends to be truthful about her financial situation, mentioning that she owns a house and a car.

Interestingly, the financial means to support a relationship and potential marriage is not mentioned in the advertisement she is responding to. However, Marigold Chivers has the financial means to support such a relationship, having received the substantial insurance payout.

The fee for responding to the advertisement was fifteen pounds, which Marigold found to be a trifle. If Marigold finds the right man, the world could be their oyster.

Marigold Chivers is planning to say that she has blonde hair in her response. She is hopeful that she will find the right man with the money from the insurance payout. It remains to be seen whether the man in the advertisement is the one she has been waiting for.

The search results do not provide information about the identity of the man who placed the advertisement in 'The Western Mail'. Marigold Chivers is not deterred, and she is determined to find love in the most unexpected of places.