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PAGE SIX'
WEDDING BELLS
MAI 1 iNr--WALSg '
The marriage of Sarah Bridget;
(Sally) , Walsh, daughter of. Mr.
•and Mrs. 'J. Walsh of Fermeuse,
Newtfoundland, and Mr; Michael
Gerard.. Martin, son of 11IIr: , and.
Mrs. Andrew .:Martin of Ktigs-
ibridge, took place on Saturday,
May 28th at 9 a.m. in Holy Fain-
ily Church,' Toronto, with: Msgr.
Brennan ,officiating. The (bride
wore a gown of white crepe back
stitin with . long veil and carried
• ~ a •cascade of red ' and white. roses..
Miss Kay Noonan, in blue bro
caded taffeta, was maid of ,honor"
and.:
Mrs..1 a ga?t'et 'Wallace, in
green' taffeta, was 'bridesmaid„
both- carrying cascades of''';early
spring flowers. ;Little. Rena Ann!.
..,and' Jean, Eleanor. Wa,l ,dee were
#love gowned.alike "in' long
'bide' Organdy,.and carrying: none,.
gays, of early siring flowers. Noce
Martf i,, twin ibrother. of ;the :groom.
• was, groomsman and. ; the ushers,
were Jarnes Wallace and James
'Doherty. .The bride's •
• parents, ,be-
ing in Newfoundland, were un-
able to attend . the wedding but
were represented by Mr. and Mrs.'
David; : Wallace. • of Toronto. The
organist' was Miss• Fleury-, 'and
solosists were Misses Anna :: and
Ellen Geogan; twin sisters..
A breakfast• was held at the
Queen :Tearoom,• • Kuig street, Tor-
onto, and afterwards the wedding
party motored to Goderich; where
the' groom's •Parents held a dinner
•. at the Park .House for about :fifty,
guests.'After , the , 'dinner the
:g' r o o m ' s parents ' held' "open
house" attheir home in Kings-
bridge to about , two hundred
guests, and a . reception also; was
held for them in Dungannon' hall
on Monday evening. • %.
The hide; and ' groom , flew -on.:
Tuesday. to the ,bride's. 'home:: at
Fermeuse, Newfoundland, and on
their return they will reside...at
•Stoney Creek,' Ontario, .
Happiness' . is • not :a station at
. • which you arrive,: but .a manner
of travelling in life
INLOUGH
The June meeting of the H W. .
was, held, .at the hclne of Mrs..
Bert MacLean ion Thursday with
the president, . Mrs Jack Ackert,
in charge, ' After the usual open -
Mg, exertrises, :plans were' • made
fiir a glarden party on June :23rd.
Program; • cosnlrnittee, • Mrs. Ray,
nard Ackert, ' M'rs. Frank' 'Mauld
en, Mrs: P, A, Murray add Miss
Doris Eadie., At the conclusion of
the ' business • the ,ioilowin
grain. was. given; 'solo, Mrs.: Ernest
Ackert, readings,Mrs:," Wm. Dad --
ie and Mrs, Jim Smith' topic, Mrs,
• �
Raynard, Ackert Mrs. Perr Hod•-
y
;gins. gave the" report ''of the ,dis
trict annual, An exhibition :of.
wedding pictures, proved' very in-
teresting.., ', Tlie roll ,call "What ..I
admire niost about ;the person tin:
"my left":god save the: • King
Closed the ..meeting , and a dainty;
lunch" was served, The July meet
ing will . be 'held'at • the hoar of
Misses Edna and May Boyle',and
Will be the grandmother's meet
ing •
A ntrinber (rain here attended
the spring' Deanery meeting at
'Christ .Church, Tara, on Tuesday,,
Deepest sympathy'' is 'extended;
to „Misses' Margaret.. and;,, Nellie
Malcolm in the• death of:' their
mother who passed away at ber
home, on , Saturday. Mrs. Malcolm*
had 'been in failing 'Ytealth- tor. a
,*limb er of ;years. Tliewfiineral v►{as_
held On Tuesday afternoon..
Mrs. Wm, Percy and Miss :Wiiii-.
nie Percy ;'spent' Sunday with
GQamia relatives.
and•' Mrs George fifldgurs
of Woodstock and,' Mr: and Mrs.'
Bert Robertson' df ; Riversdale'
'were recent, visitors with Mr:;: and.
Mrs, James M, Hodgino: ,
Mr. and Mrs. ;:Jack Hodgins,
at St: 'Catharines and' Niagara,
Falls..•
Mr: A11an Wall of London,ani
Mrs E.: • Ru ohey rof. Torpnto, spent
the week -end .with, Mr and '.Mrs•.
Winn `Oiialh'' Little • Sharon Wail;
who has -spent the:: past two weeks
•here, returnedr With him ,
The Sr. Women's.Auxiliary 'will
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Mere sof osw NA* here TekAMes
ane rive a// u,'e the ,TeI hone more
,DAY AND IVIG(- T, seven days a •week the telephone; ;is at
yourservice Quicldy and easily it keeps .you in touch
with everything and: everybody everywhere: There ' are
400,000 more telephones and- two million: more calls a:
". day than. they were .¶h'ree years ago,': And, service is
getting better I1 the time.
In three .years; however,costs.. of important °raw ma
terials for telephone lines and cables have risen sharply:
Copper prices have doubled,•zinc and, lead prices tripled.
Yet, up:'to now„despite: rising costs on all sides, :there has
been no increase in the basic telephonerates established.
22.years ago. Few. things give you sp much real value at •
such low Cost as •your telephone.
We've broken all records but there are still: orders we •
haven't been able to fill We will''. keep right on working
and building 'to' make your telephone servicea bigger
, bargain .than 'ever — to continue to. provide more and
better service at the lowest possible cost::
• THE 1.04 TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA
meet on :Friday ,afternoon (instead
of Th rsday) at the, home of Mrs.
Wm. Cox,.
Beginning .next. Sunday, June
12th; the services in• the Anglican
church will be' held at 9.30 a,m.•
The Girls` Auxiliary met on Sat-
urday' afternoon a: the home of
Mrs. Howard. Thompson with an.
attendance of 21. Mrs: Bert .Nich-
olson was in charge. and. the • op-.
ening hymn was "The love of
Christ constrarreth followed by
the -scripture lesson. by Miss May
.Boyle arid prayers. The minutes
were read • by the' secretary, .Mrs..
Jim Boyle .and the roll call was
answered with a • book : of . the
Bible:. Articles of sewingwere
displayed and tlie afternoon wAsi
Spent. in fancy wick and :sewing.
The •Reu,..Ralph Blight was wel-
comed. Back and the meeting clos-
ed'• by singing "Work for. the. day.
is coming" and pra"'yer'. A dainty
lunch was served by the; :hostess
and committee,
Little Barbara McArthur : of
Tiverton, is, visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Roy Graham. .•
- On play 28 the Explorer' group,
John and; Donnie spent a few days
n, et at -the home of Miss Jean
Guest with. an •attendance of 16:'
The: opening hymn *las. "Jesus
bids us .: shine": Mrs. Ben, Scott
read the scripture, A prayer was
given'by"Miss Dors Barr. A story'
w'as read :bY. Mrs. Fic nk: Maulden.
Business was•dealt. With, ;Th
e .next .
ni Chug wtill be ,held �at the bQme:
of , Mgrs.. Frank Ma'ulden . o
June ' ��1th, •.Mrs: John Barr -read
n
reed
a; 'story. ' The remainder of the
afternoon Was spent working.
'
� g,.
The closing' hymn . was "God sees
the little sparrow fair•', • Mrs.
B]ll
Burt closed the meeting' with
prayer. Lunch was servebY, 'the,
hostess.
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Buy Goderich .Business:
Eed Brothers ;
y :of Dungannon
have purchased' Ailari's':Grocery..
Y,
business yin ..Goderich and–took"'
'
possession • last',week. Ralph
Orson is anana • i : the . $mB e. 'store,.'. ,
a'•
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At the;polls'on ;June 27 the voter must
ask himself, ahead of anything else, who
should be head of the government.
In Louis St. Laurent, Canada has
ound: a great national leader.
That,he:had high•abl.ti.es of the mind.
was proved by "his career in law. That
,r hey had wisdom in;cabnet,'unique gifts
in parliamentary debate and a quick
grasp of large affairsbecame clear as
soon as he entered the Government. In
international affairs as one of the -origi
nal advocates of the Atlantic Pact, he
made himself a world figure who spoke
out as no Canadian before him, in the
councile of the mations.
LOUIS ST. LA• URENT, Prime Minister of,Canaada
one of them.
This warm. and essentially simple
human being is the' real .St. Laurent, the:
product: of the small town, of hurnble
beginnings, hard work, a big family and
the friendliness of country 'neighbors:,•'
In blood, language and instinct he
combines :. the ' qualities Of two great
races.
To the voter it is equally; important;:
that St. Laurent is the leader of a truly
He also. revealed • an understanding..•
of ordinary' people,' because•,'he is
national'' patty, with :proved ,strength
from Joast to coast, the only•Part which
-can hope. to form. a `stable ov r
t g e nment •
after, the elecho
His character;.
his,
ability and his achievements have made
him the leader of all . ,the Canadian
people. ;
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