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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-09-23, Page 6tette SAX_. ll'Ingllam Adv SAVE TIME BUY Y LA 1 IED Dunbar.Pickett Rites at Londesboro iince'fixn?, ''Ci'x p X13 VENTS- if Tall standards The 34 of white and yellow FOR Sart~ lIELP WANTF-,D--31.ALE Trivet � � , "• C 151 own and - . Plaine 41r2, Veroe» a route of coin operated vending ;Hari, Gerrie. b ` money-innewill rs of any coin Yew/ - CRESS �..-_---._-,.__.....--. � R RN SALE for stere ree ing machines on the market today. ww These machines earned :telae 00, T. leaf. Youraloe ee, ride eel+s C:rkl .Cal operated in the United States last 1p dye tee, tell -•s i cls*clsy. year. Protected territories. Personal 1.40 f, n,1 interview arranged. Enquiries gen- t/on Eiden ial u and etraight,R, aircraft Lund tel erninum alley. e igr t pound per foot• Will u 4 rot, warp, splen - ter or burn. R. G. Gibson, phone 53 Wroxeter. rrrrl4b I'AIN OF RHEUMATISM. Sciatica, Lumbago, car. be keeped by taking RUMAf.A1' Yat ernmc:n"if•d b y th Amite of tharlsfui users. Ask �, ggE i'T T k r r ear ,as Lts> Irri �i A.NTF.D Me, operate '- Mediate delivery. n : pew in eSer. coataet Karold ee aeae teynde:i mach -ince. , es mVethe gre test Ganala. P t' . Your initial investment will return you approximately S.S00 per month, and tbis is only on a Part- time basis, until you can expand your earnings to a possible $250F3 to €2039 per month on full time. You are required to !lave $2500 lri cash, rfnvestment secured), business and personal references, local and per- manent address, and a serviceable car. 'finless you are in a position to meet above requirements, please do root request interview. Box 50, Ad- vance -Time, 18:23b thou:Amite yourI,ejg;;i):t F"ORI, :3lat.,l;;_ Large size Norge oil burner, like rem levee, 317-.. 23* Ft3R SALE Thermostat for eaw- dust burner Plume e7e-es. 23b FOR SALE 1; • maple and beech harriwor,ri. Apply J C. McBurney, It 1 Beigrav*:. Phone 7214-2, 23* FOR A LITTLE TY:1E ONLY A 290 bottle of C.'FiXLI`Jf'.F: 'Fs ABIYIP N FREE with a 7`e brttfe of Bayer's Aspirin ,.t Krxr's Dreg Steve 23h FOR .SALE 'hook stave for coal or wood, white enamel. in good cori- rjitir,n I:'ri* r• $30.01.1. Telephone 5474 ter further informative 23b FOE. QUI(K SALE- - A largo: Quaker ail burner, equipped with automatic blower and stove p,pr•s. Mee med- ium, )size Qur:hr:r: heaeer with stove pipes. Apply to Mme. deck Wane, Carling Terrace, 23b REAL F.,S'.C4 1Z LISTINGS WANTED -It you have a business, farm or house to .sell, con- tact Stewart A- Scott, Phone 293, Wingham, representing Dudley E. Holmes, Rai Estate Broker, Lis towel. rrb FOR SALE -Five -room house is "Wingham, 3-plece bath, hot an cold water. Apply Box 51, Advance Times, 161 FARM FOR SALE -To close the estate of the late John Morrison, his farm bring Lot 17 and the south half of Lot 16, 7th Concession, Turnherry Township, 150 acres, is being offered for sale. For full par- ticulars apply to Crawford & Heth- r:rington. Barristers, Wingham, Ont, 16, 24h 50 -ACP. FARM in Morris Twp., level elay learn. no hush, good bank barn; hen house, 7 -zoom frame dwelling FOR SALE ---Ladies' Navy Shadow Possession. Cheap with terms stripe suit. Sirs; 41). Like new. Apply Box 53, Wingham Advance Apply to Mrs. Allan Bureetead, Vic- Tirne:;. 23 toriaSt. 23*. - FOR SALE ---House, barn and garage FOR SALE Sawdust Burner with 20 acres of ground suitable for re automatic, controls, Phone 7224. tired farmer or poultry, Privet ., 23* location on outskirts of Wingham -�- -:-- tete , Apply Harold Dennis, Wingham. 23 FOR QUICK SALI%---Electric P.efrig- ` .. crater, Electric Mantel Radio, Ex-: FOR BENT tension tabic, small centre table,; _ FOR RENT -3 roasts upstairs, sed Quebec Floater, oven attached and, entrance, 210 children. Phan other articles all in good condition., 502-12, North St, 19 • Apply (;ampbelle) Garage. 23b' NOTICE TO CREDITOR LIVESTOCK FOR SALE, l -- ____._ l All persons having claims again FOR SALE -6 head of yearling Dur- the estate of Joseph George Fitzpa ham cattle, Ernest Harris, Lot 1, rick, late of the city of Waterloo, 1 Con, 15, Howick.--- Phone Wroxeter the County cif Waterloo, Salesma j who died on or about the ninetecnt 30-3.* : clay of August, A, D„ 1953, are not ---------s-----'; fled to send to the undersigned on FOR SALE---7-year-old horse, Apply • before the third day of October, A. Jas. Deveraux, R2, Luckn.ow, 23* 13.953, full particulars of their clai :in writing. immediately after the sa• FOR SALE -Good milk cow, Durham, third day of October the assets of ea' Apply George Glousher, Lower ; testatorwill be distributed aYnong 23* , the parties entitled thereto, have Wingham. regard only to claims of which t POULTRY p-- SALE executrix shall then have notice. _ FOR Dated this ninth day of Septemb "�----.-'= - FOR SALIN =•2(X) Sussex - Red Pullets. 1953. 'CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Roe breed, 5 months old, started toWingham, Ontario. Solicitors for the Eexecutrix. 23b grave, phone 6224-3. 16:23.30h lay. Apply Joseph E. Dunbar, Bel - COMING Grey -Bruce I.l.ve Stock Co-Op€xative SAXX OF 130E CATTLE graded in car andtruck iota AT WIA1.WN, OCTOBER est commeiiCing at 10 teen. T. Stewart Cooper feerretary, Marlsdale. 23 ` t1 rr ms id ng he er, IN 1 EMORIA..I GARDNE1t-IA laving memory of a dear wife and mother, Victoria May Gardner, who passed away a year ago Sept, 24th, 1952. Years of striving, little play Loving and giving, the whole of the way A cheery smile, .a heart of gold To tbe dearest mother, the world could hold. Happy memories fond and true From us who thought the. world of you. Sadly missed by her husband Marls, sons Lorne and Ivan and daughter Yvonne. 23* CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks and deep appreciation to the neighbours and friends, also the Wingham Fire - Brigade and all those who Worked in putting out the fire when our house was struck by lightning. Mr. and Mrs. John A Reid. 23* CARD OF THANKS We wish to express sincere thanks to our friends, neighbours and rela- tives for kindnesses shown during our recent bereavement, for cards messages and floral tributes received. Donald and Katherine McCormick Dan and Hilda Hallahan and Fain- 'ily. 23* e CARD OF THANKS • I wish to take this opportunity of 3 thanking the person who found my watch on Saturday and took it to CKNX so promptly. I do appreciate e their honesty. Mrs. Jim McBurney 23h b CARD OF THANKS To all who In any way showed kind• ness to us during --our time of tris n and bereavement, we hereby express n, our sincere thanks; h Jane and Annie Murray, 231 i- CARD OF THANKS Me. Sanford Zimynerman wishes t. thahk everyone for cards, treats an it visits she received while in the Wing ham Hospital and since her returi home. 23 Clearing Auction Sale of Farm Stock and Machinery, FOR SALE -.-200 Rhode Island - White Rock pullets, Warwick breed, 5 months old, laying. Apply Cam- eron Walsh, phone 15r23, Brussels. 23* CARS FOR SALE FOR SALT' -•i951 Dodge Station Wag- on, perfect condition, 18,U00 miles. £6b Phone 199. MISCELLANEOUS RIND OtJT how you can save mon- ey and get complete insurance pro- tection when you finance your next car. Phone now and ask Stewart A. Scott, Wingham, 293. rrb SAVE MONEY by using our storage lockers, available to town and country citizens. Sell your cream, eggs, and poultry to your Wingham Co-operative. Ask for year Cash div- idend for Eggs, Poultry and Cream. It pays to deal with the United Co - Operatives In Wtnghaln. 25rrb NOTICE TO CREDITORS Al! persons having claims against the estate of James S, Isard, late of the Town of Wingham, in the County of Huron, Gentleman, who died on or about the thirteenth day of Sep- tember A.D. 1953, are notified to send to the undersigned on or before the tenth day of Oetobor A.D. 1953, full particulars of their claims In writing, Immediately after the said tenth day of October the assets of the said testator will be distributed amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the executors shall then have notice, da of DATED this twenty-wendy September, A, D., 1953. CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON Wingham Ontario, Solicitors for the Executors, 23:30:7h NOTICE McKAY'S REST HOME, Wingham, A vote of the qualified ratepayers has accommodation for Invalid or of the Township of West Wawanosh semi -invalid patients, Phone 108, on the proposed by-law to grant Wing- Wingham. 9:16:28;80* ham General Hospital $9,000. and pre- - portionate sums to Goderich and Clin- ton Hospitals Its the need arises, will be taken on October 5111, 1953. Polls will be open from 0 a,m. to 5 p,rn, at the following places- and the persons named will be in charge of the polls, Po)Jing Sub -division No, 1 -Parish Hall, .`Dungannon, Ontario. Deputy Returning Officer. -Benson Finnigan; Poll Cierk-Wm. Caesar. Polling Sub -division No, 2--I>ublic Library, Manchester, Ontario, Deputy Returning Officer --Charles Asquith; Poll Clerk --•V. Youngblut. Polling Subdivision No, 8 -Town- ship 'trail, Lot 18, Con, 7 and 8; De- --�^ g, putt' Returning Offioer---John Cam. WOMAN OR GIRL for eneral teen; Poll Clerk -Prank Mctiuiilin, housework, Phone 7'04, Would Miss Polling Sub -division No. 4 ---Public >r a lease Mali? 28b Hall, St, Helens, Ontario; Deputy lI'.e- I ie p turning Officer• --Wm. A, Irtumphrey; <oat, for housework for month of Doll Clerk eeterman McDonald. f9etnbet. Phone 3354. 23b Polling Sub-divisloti No. ii -Public .-. „„.. _., School Building, Lot 18, Con. 12; lie- pay Returning t7ffieer--->:�yred McQuilf AGENTS WANTED Ile; Pell Cletk-- J'0L Anderson. , ,_ --; -r" a Pollen Subdivision NO, 6 -•-Parish 'St."i.41 .11"M M NI.Y. You can �g Deputy J)t;3 iYall, St. Augt)stinc, Ontario, Da Pryl1 rinaltf::frtym $50; to $75. a Weck ley Rotutriing Officer tam eddy, Selling 250 gudrauteed heUlechold Clerk•--Jlld, Robinson. Nee) eeitlet lit your stlrrotindtrigs, Dated at Dungrtn'I10>t, Ofiteelo, . - Srpternbe;r, 12, 10a, Seed today for tree etttaiogire andDuithi 16111110o, 1000 r ItorrAMSsr: >�'Ailtfitl�l�Ci DOA. 3, clerk, W,'Vitowanos'h',pwts. .: Y 9, rct«:Sicr 'rilha+lw'n'a1 291i ig:2a coli FAI.T,, ()LASSES will be opening in two weeks for Scotch dancing classes. Contact 679-w for details. 23:30h WANTED I3I:ADSTOCI{ removed from your farm promptly for sanitary disposal. Telephone collect: Palmerston 123W, Durham 398 or Wingham 378, GOR - DON' YOUNG LIMITED. lrrb � 1c4 Ili'ILD WAN"7t'I1i) FEMALE' setting in. Londeeliero United Churaii, for the tnarrlage of Mary Patricia Pickett, daughter of Mr, F. M, Pickett and the late Mrs. Pickett, of` Landes - bore, to Mr. Joseph Allen Dunbar, son of Mr. and. arra Joseph Dunbar, of. Beigr'ave. Rev..1. White officiated and ltIrs. T. Alien, of Londesboro, provided tra- ditional wedding music and accompan- ied tree soloist, Mrs, Glenn Carter, of Londesboro, who sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because." Given in marriage by her father, the bride looked lovely in a floor -length gown of nylon net over satin, designed with a Chantilly lace strapless- bodice and matching lace bolero. .r§. pearl crown Headdress held her lace edged white French Illusion veil, and she carried a white Bible crested with baby .red roses, accented with white satin streamers. . Four attendants preceded the bride to the altar. Mls;� Margaret Appleby was .maid of honor, *amine a floor- lenth gown of elle green brocaded sat- in with. nylon net overskirt. Bridee- maids, Miss Barbara Pickett and Miss Peggy Pickett, both of Londesboro, sisters of the -bride. wore gowns ident- ical to that of the maid of honor, in turquoise blue and pink respectively. The trio wore nylon net headdresses and satin gloves. to snatch their gowns. The maid of honor carried yellow chrysanthemums and the bridesmaids, blue and yellow carnat- ions, Miss Beverly Alice- Lee was flower girl and wore a pink gown similar in style to the other attend- ants, with matching headdress, She carried a nosegay of blue carnations, Mr. Keith Dunbar, of Wingham, was best man; and the guests were ushered by Mr. Jack Lee, of Londesboro and Mr, Norman Cook. of Belgrave. The wedding dinner was served in the church parlours which were decor- ated with pink and white streamers and bells. The birde's aunt, Mrs. George Cow- an received the guests, wearing a brown crepe dress and brown aeces- ,5ories, The groom's mother assisted y wearing an amethyst crepe dress with 1 matching accessories. Both wore )] cor- sages of yellow roses. Other assistants I were Misses June and Gail Manning and Mrs. R. W. Riley, . For a wedding trip to points east, the bride chose a powder blue wool gabardine suit with navy and white accessories and. carried a winter white top coat. A corsage of red roses com- pleted her costume. The couple will reside on , the sgroom's farm near Belgrave. Guests were present from Elyria, d at Lots 5, 0, Con. 6, Morris Twp. 5 miles North East of Blyth WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1953 at 1 p.m. CATTLE -4 Durham & Angus Cows, 6 yrs, old; 3 red Durham Cows, 3 yrs. old. 1 Roan Durham Cow, 4 yrs. old; 1 Red Cow, 7 yrs. old; 1. Blue Cow, 5 yrs, old; 1 Blue Cow, 4 yrs. old; 2 Red Heifers, with Calves at foot; • 1 Dur- ham -Angus Helfer, 2 yrs. old;.13 Dur- ham -Hereford Steers, about 700 lbs.; 15 Hereford Spring Calves; 1 Register- ed Hereford Bull, 3 yrs, old. HAY -1,700 bales mixed hay. IMPLEMENTS --47 Ford Tractor with step up Ploughs and Cultivator; Cockshutt No. 5 Manure Spreader Steel 3 -drum Roller, International Harvester; Massey -Harris No. 9 Cream Separator. Terms -Cash Mrs. Elizabeth Cummings, Prop. JFIar0ld Jackson, Auctioneer. Sita n ons•Simpson Ohio, Paris, Burlington, Kincardine, Clinton, Wingham: and Belgrave. !First Fall Meeting cone f a- prettyt�s'edd n ,ch a +`are Of C G, ..T. Held teal Kathleen telae), daughter of Mr. tied The first meeting of .the fall season Mrs. Hardie Sitripson, Teeewater, l e-1for the C.G.f.T. wa.s held last'.l'ueinlaY carne the bride of Gordon .Alister Sim-- in 1Wngham United Church, The Wei xaons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sammons, .of Winghant. Rev. Fred Starkey officiated at the double ring ceremony, and ;,frs. John- son Conn, aunt of the bride, presided at the organ. The bride given in marriage by •her'. father, wore a floor -length gown of white organdy with full skirt, fitted' bodice and pleated eall sleeve$. Her d '; vice-pres., Ruth Fry; secretary, hand -embroidered veil was held In Char,ene eeey,.ell; treasurer, Merle place by a close fitting headdress. She Gowdy. carried a white prayer book with pink The intermediate"The group called The ,Live Wires" elected the following pres., Syria Alexander; vice -prep., Christopher, was matron of honor. Judith Lunn; secretary Irene Saint; Miss Roberta Simpson and Miss (alive treasurer Lee Hollenbcck. Irwin, were bridesmaids, All were The two groups enjoyed various gowned alikegin .mauve net over taf- lively games before closing the meet - feta with mauve feather headdress. ing with "Taps", This Wednesti�aY, the They carried mauve and yellow mums. girls plan to attend the .Huron C,G.I.T, Miss Nancy Ann Simmons, niece of rally in Seaforih tbe groom, was flower girl, gowned in lime green nylon over taffeta and a pleated nylon headdress. She carried mauve and yellow mums. • The groomsman was. Kenneth Sim- mons, brother of the groom. Ushers were Cameron and Arthur Simmons. The bride's gifts to her attendants were initialed gold compacts and a bracelet for the flower girl. The grooms gift to the bride was a double strand of pearls and to the men, gold tuff -links. The wedding supper was served in the church dining -room. The bride's mother chase a grey suit with pink accessories and a cor- sage of pink roses, The groom's mother wore navy nylon sheer over cyclamen taffeta with navy accessories and a corsage of red roses. groups led by Miss Mary Love and ;;sirs. G W. Tiffin were welcomed to the church and encouraged in their work t)y Mr. D, J. /tad -tate After the devotional period and sing -song tele following offioers were elected by the senior group called "The Seckere": president, Muriel Gow- rose buds knottedin the white stream- ers, The bride's sister, Mrs. Warren For a trip through Ontario and the States the bride donned a white suit with red accessories and a red cor- sage. The young couple will reside in Toronto. Guests were present from Toronto, Guelph, Simcoe, Sarnia, London, Ed- monton, Wroxeter, Wingham and Whitechurch. Fraser-Ruttan The Gerrie 'United Church was the setting for the marriage at 2.30 p.m., on Saturday, September 19th, of Mar- garet Gwendoline, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ruttan, R, R. No. 1, Gerrie, and Glen Alexander Fraser, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser, R. R. No. 2, Bluevale. Rev. W. J. V. Buchanan of the Gerrie 'United Church officiated, Baskets of gladioli in pastel shades, fern and tali white tapers in candel- abra were placed near the altar, Mr, George Gregg presided at the organ and Miss Jean Spading sang "0 Per- fect Love" and "X'11 Walk Beside You." Given in marriage by her father, the bride was charming in a strapless floor -length gown of nylon net over white satin with redingote of rose point lace, featuring Peter Pan collar and long lily -point sleeves. A finger- tip veil of lace trimmed net was held in place by a tiara trimmed with rhinestones, pearls and flowers. She carried a corsage of red roses and stephanotis with streamers knotted with fern, on a white Bible, Mrs. Robt. Ruttan, of Wingham, was e dinastrap- less of honour, goy✓ne p- Less nylon net with triple skirt over pale green taffeta, bolero of brocaded satin and headdress of green tulle and flowers. Miss Bonnie 7intmerntan, Wingham, was bridesmaid, wearing a strapless gown of nylon not over pink taffeta, with bolero of brocaded .satin and headdress of pink tulle and flowers. 11/1lss Cavell Ruttan, Bluevale, was junior bridesmaid, wearing a strapless gown of nylon net over yellow tissue taffeta with bolero Of brocaded satin and headdress of yellow tulle and flowers. All three attendants carried cascades of pink and yellow roses and matching mittens, Little Marjorie Ruttan, niece of the bride, was flower girl wearing a pink taffeta gown with nylon net overskirt. Her headdress was of pink tulle and pink and yellow flowers. She wore matching mittens and earried A basket of pink and yellow rosebuds. A reception followed in the church parlor, which was bealitifulfy deeorat- ed lit pink and White, The bride's Mother received, gowned in T`reneli blue crepe with navy itccoeserios and corsage of pink roses. The groom`s Mother chose navy sheet trimmed with. White, navy aceeseorice and corsage Of pink roses, Sixty guests sat down to the wed- ding dinner served by eight of the bride's girl friends; Melva Montgoni- Ory, Della Bayes, Alice Dlckison, Grace Edgar, Anna Toner, Marjorie Behree, Phyllis Ford and .v'elyrianfia slid riietnbere. Campbell, _, the bride those After the roil tali tend offering, the Pot a wedding trip 3 av � .sailt with na`'y a'eceseorles and meeting closed by all singing 1IoCodn y ,tersage of red roses, :a'vo tho Queen and bleat Wall Nerved, COURT OF REVISION TOWNSHIP OF TURNBBRRY A Court of Revision on the Assess- ment Roll of the Township of Turn - berry for the year 1953, will be held in Bluevale Hall on Monday, October 5, at 1 p,m. Geo, T. Thomson, Clerk, 23b TENDERS FOR OLD BRIDGE Tenders will be received by the un- dersigned until 12 o'clock noon, October 3rd., 1953, for the purchase of the old Sothern steel bridge, Highest Or any tender not neeessarily f.oecpted. P. L. Durst, Clerk Township of Howlek, Wroxeter, Ontario. 19:23b Crop Report by H, tt. Baker Recent rains have hastened the Soar- ing of fall wheat and assisted greatly le the ease of ploughing and Mikis/ti- tian. t ltivfl-tian, As yet only aemail percentage of the fall Wheat is sown. !Gall pastures which were previously quite dry have also been iliercasel by the recent rate, re the cash ct'o areas the harvest of n p beans have been the order of the -day and fairly high yields have been re - Petted, even though the hot spelt of two weeks age hastened the harvest. All tetn erettil baate been snaking ex- cellent growth and high yields are Hospital Auxiliary Resumes Activities The Ladies' Auxiliary to Wingham General Hospital resumed their fall activities when the September meet- ing was held in the council chamber, with the president, Mrs. G. R. Scott, presiding. It was deckled that the rummage sale which has proven such a success as a top money making event of the auxiliary will be held in the Armour- ies on Saturday, October 17th, The popular marathon bridge parties will again be carried on, commencing in November. This scheme will be under the convenership of, Mrs. W. H. French. Approval was given for the purchase of sheeting, nursery articles and ether necessary supplies for the hospital. Andrew McCormick Died in Culross A life-long resident of .Culross, And- rew McCormick, passed away at the family residence, Lot 29, Con. 1, Cul- ross, on Wednesday morning, Sept- ember 16th, in his 78th year. He had not enjoyed good health for some time and on Tuesday prior to his death suffered a severe stroke from which he never rallied. In 1905 he was married to the form- er. Lucy Lamont, who predeceased him in February 1952. He leaves to mourn his loss, one son and two daughters, Donald and Katherine at home; Hilda (Mrs. Dan Hallahan) of Blyth, also five grand- children: He is also survived by two brothers and six sisters; John, of Culross; Frank Wingham; Kate (Mrs. Roth), Parkhill; Mrs. Isabel Young, Wing - ham; Mrs. Otto Posorek, Detroit; Mrs. Leah Fitzpatrick, Kitchener; Ruth (Sr. M. Innocentia) Michigan; Sadie McCormick, Detroit, Michigan. The funeral was held from the Sac- red Heart Church, Teeswater, on Sat- urday, September 19th. Requiem High gown of nylon net and Chantilly lace Mass was sung by Rev. Father H. R. over slipper satin, designed with fitted Brick, t strapless bodice, appliqued with leaf The pallbearers were John McKin- 'motifs enhanced with rhinestones. The tiered bouffant skirt was worn over a crinoline. The matching fitted `lace jacket had a small collar and lily - pointed sleeves, with appliqued trim- ming. Her veil of silk Illusion net, edged with *rose point lace, fell from a Juliet cap also appliqued with velvet and rhinestone trim. She carried a white satin Bible with Better Time roses and white streamers and love knots tied with fern, Mrs. Raymond Snell attended her sister as matron of honor in a gown of orchid nylon net over tissue taffeta; designed with fitted bodice and tiered bouffant skirt, also worn over a crino- line, with brief bolero and lily -pointed gloves with thatching headdress of nylon tulle With tiny flowers, The bridesmaids were Mrs. Gerald Cruick- shanlcs and Miss Bonnie Zimmerman. They wore identical gowns in dream blue with matching headdresses of nylon tulle with tiny flowers. They all carried white satin Bibles and Aristo- crat roses with silver ribbon streamers. and fern, The flower girl, Miss Sandra Jean Cameron, cousin of the bride, wore a yellow floor -length gown of nylon net. over satin with matching headdress, She also carried a white satin Bible With pale orchid mums and ribbons to. blend. The best man was Mr, Clifford Kelly, of Belgrave. 'ushers were Ray-. raged Snell, of Londesboro, and Ger- * aid Cruleltshanits, Wingham, Mrs. Pard gave a report of the dig- Veneering the wedding eerei lony, a trio annual, Mrs, Ileating gave cur- toceptlon was held at the Brunswick !iotal. rent events. The bride's mother received, wear - An invitation from the Blyth Insti- leg a navy crape dress trimmed with tote to attend an evening meeting white lace, find wore navy accessories there on November 5th, was accepted. and a corsage of Briarcliffe pink rob-' Mrs, Mel,auglilin gave the »lotto, es. its many committees and departirient Mrs, 13urrall gave a talk eP the Un- The groom's mother assisted 'wean- itcd Mittens organization, e, plaining ing a rose beige dress with lace In detail and with the use of a large. nests and buck nneessories and & or.well.prapared chart, the elaborate set gage of Vesta Hibbard yellow rases. up of this wondorftil organization with For her wedding trip the bride chose fealty serge shit end nrtv`y aecess0r- les and a Cortege of Better T1'itee red xoses, 'The young •tootle will reside In Wfnghltrih Lived in Tuckersmith Miss Annie Murray, sister of the late Miss Janet Murray, of Gerrie, has asked us to correct an error in the heading of Miss Murray's obituary in last week's Advance -Times, Miss Janet*Murray was not a lifelong resi- dent of Howlett township as mention- ed in the obituary, having lived for seventeen years in Tuckersmith. We regret any inconvenience or em- barrassment caused to the family through this error. ELP TREK TO awe IN 'f'O(10I1 WITH TOE ADVANCE/03 E'S At ibis time of year a lot of the younger folk, are off to the city Attend school Or to take positiona away from home. You can make it easier for therm to keep ]ti touch with their friends in town by buying them a sub*nrip- tion to The Advance -Tithes. It sav- es you the time, trouble and ex - pewit of sending them a Copy week by week, and Insures that they get their own coley regularly and en time. If somebody in year family is away in the big city, buy them a subscription to The Advance -Times. It's Like a letter from home! BIRTHS CRANSTON--In Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, September 16th, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs, Allan Cranston R. R. 2, Lucknow, a date. ghter ROSS -In Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, September 16111, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. William Ross, R. R. 1, Wingham, a daughter, CONGRAM In Wingham General Hospital, on Wednesday, September 19th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Congram RR 5, Wingham, a daugh.. ter (stillborn.) CARTER -In Wingham General Hos- pital, on Thursday, September 17th, 1953, to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carter, Wingham, a son. LO'UGHEED-In Wingham General Hospital, on Sunday, September 20th, 1953, to Mr, and Mrs. William Loug- heed Lucknow, a son. FELIiER-In Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, on Thursday, September 17th., 1953 to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Felker, Bluevale a daughter. Wade -McPherson St, Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, decorated with white, yel- low and mauve gladioli . formed the setting for the double -ring ceremony on Saturday afternoon, September 12, of Jean Isabel McPherson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ewart D. McPherson, and Thomas Harold Wade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wade, Belgrave. Rev. Alexander Nimmo was the officiating clergyman and Mr. Gordon Leggatt sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Because," with Mr. H. V. Pym at the organ. The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore a portrait non, Alex Sproal, Percy King, Ross King, Arhtur Stapleton and Arthur Ernewein. Interment was made in Teeswater R, C. cemetery. Women's Institute September Meeting The regular meeting of the Women's Institute was held Thursday, Septem- ber 17th, in the Council Chambers, In the absence of the president, the sec- end vice-president, Mrs. Robert Mow- bray, conducted the meeting, ' The usual items of business were taken care of. Tag day for the blind has been cancelled as there is to be a canvass of the town under the direc- tion of Mr. John Brent. The Institute offers its assistance to Mr. Brent, if it can help hi any way, The tea which was being planned for September was postponed. It was decided to send $1,00 to assist in the publication of Home and Country. Mrs. Jim Henry was appointed dele- gate to the area convention in London en October 21 and 22. The Instituto was pleased to 'have a number of ladies of the Clinton In- stitute as guests. Three of these ladies assisted with the program. Mrs. Ernest Radford gave a piano instru- mental„ Mrs. Wiltse, a reading, and Mrs, Carter rendered a solo. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Howes, Wroxeter, Ontario, announce the en- gagement of their younger daughter, Margaret Gilberts, to James Andrew- Coombs, ndrewCoombs, son of Mr. and Mrs. 3, An- drew Coombs, Stratford. The mar- riage to take place on Saturday, Oc- tober 17th, 1953, at 2.30 o'clock in Wroxeter TInited Church, C2;, LOCALS AND PERSONALS -Miss Kitty Newbery, of Toronto, was a week -end visitor with Mr, and Mrs. Miles Overend. -Mrs, T. 3. Baker of Britton spent a. few days this week with her daughter Mrs. Spielvogel and Mr. Spielvogel. -Mr. and Mrs. Alf Hill of TilsOn- burg are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brooks, Minnie St. -Dr, and Mrs. Brian Potter and children, of Michigan City, Indiana, are visitng with Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Bergman in Wingham and Bruce, Beach. -Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Aitken of Kin- cardine, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Niergarth and Mr, and Mrs. Jim Mc- Burney, Wingham, spent last week- end at 0. cottage on Georgian Bay. -George Porter, son of Mr, and Mrs. D. B. Porter is attending' Queen's Uni- versity at Kingston in first year Science, He left Saturday for Kings sten and started his course on Mon- day. u.) 4:,,,/•I,4••.q41111111.l,•►1,M111.114•►11..11.0.0.„r►I,.1•G.1111.:1 110, DRESSMAKING and ALTERING Time to 'get your PALL AND 'WINTER WARDROBE ready now And why not dress up your rooms with new DRAPES and Stir COVERS too. AI,TRILA-TIOIS done quickly and. reasonably. CALL Mrs, Harold Elliott PHONE 'l99. -w -I BLUE'ALE 0 ...e4m.o.,.N,..hn,r+l,i111,lf j..1Nnl.,,.d. II.,.i,aiW a..H. INlJ1Uil IRI1lUU1EIllrlll�ltlUl delle iihlliIiilflti*l also a GOOD • choice of Men's cess and work es HARRY BROWNE Repslrinp SHOES hilae {!! IN*INANfi U*Oi�itlINlalIl ii Its b�;