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PENNINGTON—In Sarnia General
on ,Friday, August 10,
19158, tp Mr. and Mrs. Harold
penningten, a .daughter, Brenda
Jean, a gister for Brian.
HAWKEN—In Sudbury 1Vremorial
^• flospited; on Thursday, August
.,16, 1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. • .Haw4en, of Sudlanry (nee Luella
twitiP, a boy and a girl.
• and Mrs. Harold Taylor,
Mr.., and Mrs. McGee of Goderich
and Miss Donna McGee of London,
left :on Wednesday for a motor
trip, through Nprthern Ontario.
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1'914. Frie.441"--The 'writing pf
these words hag borne
My fang backward t9 gra0Pus
•
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prp§pprip*,
-ror 'WI was then . Antrie$1, The
years
•
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1407:P.:taught. • some sweet" soma
hitter lessRas,.
• Nme. wiser Haan OW •tO SPeild
in X11•thinig else, •
'• gat of , 'old fTiencls to be ineet
BELGRAVE-7A quiet wedding
was solemnized in Kndx United
Church on Saturday, August 11, at
three o'clock, when Evelyn ;Pearl
Cook was united in marriage 'to
Mr, Allan Bert Lechinsky of Re-
gina, Sask. The bride is the
daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. George
Cook, Belgrave and the bridegropm
is the son of Mr.' and Mrs. Jack
Mazer of Regina,rSask.
The bride chose a white baller-
ina-length gown pf lace and nylon
tulle over taffeta styled with strap-
less bodice and Jull skirt and
featuring a short sleeved lace
jacket. Her shoulder length veil
of French illusion fell from a lace
covered pillbox "headdress and •the
carried a cascade bouquet of pink
roses and white chrysanthemums
and stephanotis.
The bridesmaid, Miss Florence
Cook ,of 'Wingham, sister of the
bride, chose a ballerina length
gown of ice blue nylon tulle .over
taffeta styled with strapless bodice
over which was worn a jacket of
crystaiiette. A matching feathered*
headdress comple,ted her costume
and she carried a nosegay of white
chrysanthemumg.
The best man was Mr. Norman
Cook, Beigrave, brother Of the
bride.
The wedding dinner for the im-
mediate family .Was held at the
home of the bride:
For a trip to Niagara Falls be-
fete leaving for Regina, Sask.) the
bride chcIse .as her going away
costume, a two-piece linen suit of
white and charcoal grey flecked
with turquoise. She wore White
accessoriet with a corsage of pink
roses.
The young couple will reside in
Regina, Sask.
Wife Preservers
rePerae
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Mr. and Mrs,'J, . Rudy H, Heins, Wingham, pictured after their
wedding which took 'place at 13eigrave, on August 11th. The
Rev. G, Krug officiated,—Photo by Hammertoe,
Miss G.iititar or
aunis of the bAde,.as. well a g
from Louden, Stratford and
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14 trip
19-trAiSd4ecliae
sheath dress and. Matching
of rose beige with
with which she 9b
ss
Th.e couple will :1•4:ectsC 1,14: 4e. rric:ap
liv
sels.
Lollee Bridge
At Golf Club'
The bridge 'game on. Angus
at the golf 'course had an al
ante of twenty ladies. Tile p
wept "to Mrs, Porter,. 'Mrs,
Stone and Miss. Isbister.
hostesses were Mral Under
Mrs, A.-CM,Ittli, Mrs, Aitchison
Mrs, Q. Taylor. •
There were twenty-four b
playipg bridge at the golf ei
On Thursday, August 16,
prizes wept to Mrs. Herb Cu
hell, Mrs. H. MacLean, and ivf;
Armitage, The hostesses
Mrs, N. Fry, Mrs, -0, Willi
Mrs, E. IVieKinney, Mrs. H. 0,
hell and Mrs. Hengban,
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Marion Carrigan
Wed'• at Fordwich
B,7"
PR: I-Ara' cif --1.3 .4§kets Of White
:hydrnliken, pink 40 red TOW,
IMO.speller f1.9Wera decorated the
,of 'Mr, And Mrs. John Tiiglis
';irat'1,1.04.7, .Angust 4, fey 'tee
weg'Idk/g of Freda Marion Carri-
gan and 1,4WreilPe Edgar Qolitra
The. hride Is the daughtor ;of Mr
ano wm, Parrigall .9f •Col-
linW9Pc1 an:0 the grOPM is the Pon
of xr. .440. Iviro...Ttip§. W. Goiloo
of Stnyiipr•
Piven in 4nnrriege by her fatber,
the: ',bride wore a flebr-length
pf •white nylon tulle and
Fre11.9h lace ;ever satin, styled with
It'etffarit skirt, fitted bodice aid
ti matching_ lace jacket with long
sippvaS,,: trimmed with seed pearls
and\ rhinestone?. A coronet trim-
:med. ,with pearls , held her elbow-
tulle veil. She carried a
bouquet of white hydrangea and ,
4114, Ted roses with :baby's breath:
Mrs, Jphri aunt of the
gr•Peirit as matron-of-honour, wa,s
gowned Waltz-length,lthip
k pr tncedof esbatiyw,
baby's
ta
breath,
l pi n
end red
, r n
John Inglis pf Fordwieh, was
VO0.4.1*41.4n.
'pie bride's mother • wore fawn
trPYlpne sheer with whitC acces-
sories and ?!. pink rose corsage
The '13/Poin'A /nether wore light
blue- embossed nylon over taffeta
With. blue, accessories. Her corsage
was red roses: •
Mrs. Lorne Seifert played tradi-
tional- music. Miss Donna Seifert
was soloist.
- FN. travelling, thp bride chose
A beige summer suit and blue ac-
pink TOP-es.
ac-
cesseries anti her corsage was
"• The ceppip will reside at Stay-
net'.
of Mr. and Mrs„ lArnssels, was
the Petting ott :Saturday, Ailgtist 4,
Donna Marie and 11., Pill Way, Of
far the marriage .of their dt,mghter.
Gorrie, .The groom is the son of
Mrs. John Musgrove, GOrriet and
the late Melvin Nay. The ceremony . was performed by the ReY, Andresv
Lane, of Britgeia United ..011Pre.11,
Tho'bride wore a gown featuring
an embroidered nylon beak% my-
point sleeves, and a nylon tulle
skirt embroidered with mother-of-
pearl sequins. Her nylon veil was
held by a coronet of mother'-.of-
pearl orange blosSonts• and ;the
Parried a bouquet of white rosee.
Mfg. Margaret Speir, .London, as
maid of better anus gowned in yet-
law tulle and lace, The fieWer girl,
Miss Marni 'Bronson, of 'Prliggela
wore a dress of mauve tulle and
nylon satin. Both carried baskets
of yellow and • mauve summer
flowers,
Robt. G. Nay of Waterloo, was
groomsman bar his brother. •
Receiving ,guests, the bride's
Mother wore an autumn blue dress
with pink accessories, The grooM's
mother chose a charcoal , brown
dress with white and brown•Acces-
sories.
For travelling, the bride rimmed.
a white linen dregs and duster with
red accessories. The. couple will
reside in Qoprie,
Donna Cadmore
Weds Bill ,lea ,l
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Ot;)ktftlil•r-The Leaside home of
PrOfegPr .444 Nra. Farr„is was the
scene of the. Marriage of Marguer-
ite Wien, 441,I,ghter of the late Mr.
.444, Mrs., Andrew' pp*, Alpigp-
w941,4,.,gmtl the Rey, Arthur Leg,,
,gett rtf. .Arthur, a ferincr minister ,
Of the Wiesworth and ,O.orrie
PreSyterian Ourobes. PrOfegftr
Farris 9ff/elated.
The bride chase a Street-length
dreg of grey ny3on 1499 aver pink
taffeta, with pink .accessories.
Miss Ruth •01.1Yer.was Maid 44 hon-
or and Were 4 princess style dreg
9f dusty pink with -mushroom
colored. aeCeSPOrieS,
Lawact/ P94,, hraller Of the!
4 0e.Was hest .naafi.
Viewing the eerenlellY s :recep-
tion was held at !the home of Mr.
and MM, gogarth
Ave.,. Toronto.
'The .00.19 left fora avatar •trip
to :Musleetta and wits be 4t :hence in
St. Andrew's Presbyterian manse,
Arthur, In September,
popl ,rlsk °losing money on a holiday 9r business trip. %It
travellers' cheques whenever you're Carrying si,z4,110,
Travellers' cheques are neeotiable anywhere Plc:10:W maxi-
141.141 protection: Better t9 be safe *hap sorry wiaettilie ,PPAL
of safety is so slight. They're available at any 04'14 9t
The Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Ypu will get a friendly welcome at any of our hrenOtes,we have
more than 725 to serve you. Why apt 44 in PLO; 'nearest
branch today? •
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Wingham Branch, W. 0. Strut4ira; .Manages
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ADpRESS
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rmroue iiroonek woo, IsimtAM).
—Dr. and ls/irs, G. W. Bergman,
Kirkland Lahe, and their Children,
Ricky and Jane, are ePending
holiday with their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. _W, F. Burgman.
—Visiting at the home of Mrs. J
0. Habkirk, Wingham, this week were: Mr. and Mrs. 'T. M. Dodds.,
of Palmetto, Florida; Mr, And Mrs.
V. :Wilson, Jackson, Michigan, and
Mr, and'Mrs. Bill Nolen, New York
City.
—Mrs. Fay "i'urner, pf London,
called on Mrs. Martha Warwick on
Tuesday on her way hoine from
holidaying at the Royal Villa in
Kincardine. • • •
,L-Mr, and Mrs..Glenn SberbondY
of COulard, Calif., spent a few ;days
with his brother, mr.1--19Ward Sher-
bendy and Mrs: gherhondy,
an,d Mrs. Joseph Schneider
attended the funeral. in Detroit on
Saturday of the late Ralph H. Dur-
rant, of, Detroit.
—Mrs. Hazel Bucklen, Mrs.
Marge Latrenuville and Miss JOan
Seymour of Toronto spent last
week with Mrs. A,.mbeault.
Heins.Willemse
Wed in Belgrave
An interesting wedding was per-
formed in the Selgrav,e United
Church on Saturday, • August.11,
when glee Willemse, of Nymegan,
merly ,of The' Hague:. Rev. C. Krug,'
minister of the. Belgrave. Church,
perferme,d the ceremony.
The groom has been employed
for the past seven months as
staff artist at CKNX-TV and is
a •son of Mr. T. E. Heimg of The
Hague, Holland. The bride, a
da,i4glitey of W. Wiliemse, Nypie,gan
arrived in Canada Only a week pre-
viOus to the wedding.
She wore a gown of white eyelet
lace styled with a fitted sleeite-
leas bodice featuring a;high neck-
line. White aeces,sories, white'
carnation headdress and bouquet ,of
white, carnations completed, her at-
tire., She was, attended .by Mrs. R.
VanDayrt, of"Wingham.
The couple will reside in Wing-
ham,
BEHRNS—At the Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Friday, August
10th, 1956,. to Mr.' and Mrs. Wil-
liam Behrns, R,R, 1, Wroxeter,
a daughter.
SCOTT—At Wingham General Hos-
ital, on Sunday, August 12, 1956,
to Mr. and Mrs., Walter Sccitt,
Delmore, a daughter,
KENNEDY—At Wingham General
Hospital, on Wednesday, August
15th, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Kennedy, TeesWaler, a danghter.
ALLIN—At Wingham General
Hospital, on Wedne$day, August
15, 1956, to Mr. and Mrs, William
Allin, 19 Japonica Road, Toronto,
a daughter.
HEDIVY—At Wingham General
Hospital, on Thursday, August 1e,
1956; to Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Hedley, Rat 3, Holyrooci a son,
HANNA—At Wingham General'
Hospital, on Thursday, August
16, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs, John
Hahne, Wirighant, a daughter.
ROSS—At Witigham General Hoe
on Monday, August 20, to
Mr, and. Mrs. Donald Ross,
13.-,R, 5, LucknoW, a son.
BROOKS-4t Wingham General
Hospital, on Monday, August 20,
1956, to Mr. and Mrs,' Gordon
Brooks, Liteknow, a son, .
BELL--At Wiligheina General Hose
pital, On Monday,. Atignat 13th,
William Js wit, aged 80, of Tees-
Water. Funeral. service at the
Church funeral home. survived
by his, wife.
Meant 4013.--At Wingliatri Gener-
al gospital, on Satnrday, August
18th, Mrs, Maude MeGregor,
aged' 73, of R.R. 5, LuelcnOW.
Servi:eavvt funeral ittion A nephew,
tueknow, survives.
.ROBERTS—At Wingham? .General
Hospital, On Momtay, ,.August
paia, truest Reherts, '407 James
Street, Toronto. SerViea at
currier tnnerni Mine. RALLEYn 81
7:141!., An:u9:13t,
:000, to Mr. PO Mrs. Ored Bailey,
—Visitors over the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgom-
ery were Mr: and Mrs. Win. 'fez-
litt ,and Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Haz-
litt and Connie, of Toronto, Mr,
John Fitch of Belmore visited the
past week with Montgomery's also.
—Mi'. and Mrs, W. E. Hammond,
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Hammond of,
Toronto have returned after a two
weekst vacation at Poudosh Lake,
at Bancroft.
—Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fyfe of Pon-
tiac, Michigan, are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs, J. ,
Smith and Mrs. Blake
—Miss Shirley Moffat and Miss.' Beverly Bartlemen, teachers
Kitchener, returned on Saturday
from a 'friar weeks' motor trip
through Eastern Otinsicla and the
United States. They, followed the
coast to Gaspe' Peninsula, New
Brunswick, Prince EdWard
Nova Scotia and returned by *Bos-
ton and Niagara Falls.
—Miss Edna Merkley and Mrs,
Lila Davey., both of London, spent
last week-end visiting with Mrs.
Martha Warwick at the home of
Mn' and Mrs. William King, ip
Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Galbraith
and twin sons, Ian and Brian were
Week-end visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. W. A. Galbraith.
—yrs. llobt. Brooks of Toronto,
and Mrs. John McKenzie and boys
of Teeswater; are visiting with Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. McKenzie, of Blue,
vale Road.
—Mr. and Mrs, Harry Smith and
daughter, Margaret, of Saginaw,
Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smart and children. of Wask,acla,
Manitoba visited recently with Mr..
and Mrs. R. 13. Coulteb, 3rd, line
Morris,
--Mr. and Mrs. Graham Bell, At-
wood, Mrs. L, Letheren, Winni-
peg, and Mr. and Mrs. N. 4. Mc,
Kenzie, Stratford, were visitors
last week at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Geo. Herron, Victoria St. -
—Mr. and Mrs. John Murdeek
visited over; the week-end with,
friends in Wingliatn before they
leave for their new home in Skide-'
gpte Mission, Q.C.I.,
—Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Thyssen and
daughter 'spent a few days as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. -N. 1'. W.
Grose at the Hotel Brunswick. Joe,
who was forMerly employed at the
local hotel, is now chef at the
Pelynter cafeteria in Sarnia,.
--4fia. 13, M. McClure of Brant,
ford was a visitor with Mrs. Ht 3,
Sloan , last week,
—Mr. and Mrs, C. R, Kincaid of
Pontiac, Michigan, were visitors at.
the home of Mrs. J. F. Bond, Min,
nie Street.
—Mr. and Mrs, Norman Geddes
of Toronto are visiting this week
in Wingham and district.
EARLY PEACHES ARE
NOW ON MARKET
Prom the time the first commer-
cial peach orchard was set out on
the River Road near Queenston in
1825, peaches have provided On-
tario housewives with some of the
finest fruit obtainable anywhere.
There are many Varieties of
peaches, but most, housewives
seem to buy them by season, The
early varieties, which arrive on
the markets early in August jn
Ontario, are Somervee, Marigold
and Yellow Swan, These varieties'
are not recommended for canning.
Their main appeal is that they ar-
rive early in the season, and can
be used as fresh, sliced peaches,
Mid-season varieties, which ar-
rive on the market the last week
:n Aunst, include Redhaven, Vali-
ant, Vedette and Golden, Subite,e,
These peaches might be telmea
"dual purpose"; they are good for
both canning and dessert.
The late varieties, Which are ob
tainable around the tniddle or
SepteMbet, inelude 'Elharta, (the
main one), Victory, Kalhaven and
Marilyn. These too are of good all
round quality,
Housewives are advised to take
peaches out of the basket as soon
as possible, The peaches should he
spread out on a newspaper so that
they are not Witching each. other,
and the fruit Should be ueed iii; it •
TiPeria Peaches ripen best at room•
temperature and should not be
plaeed in the refrigerator` until,
they are ripe.
Nkiptials
At McIntosh. Church •
McIntosh United C),m,reil was the
scene of a lovely Plifiliner wedding'
on Sntnrdny, August 1$ at three'
o'clock, when Jeanne ;Edith. Oil-
Mar 'wall united in Marriage to
William. Herbert King, The bride
is the daegliter. of Mn. and Mrs,
Edwin Gilmar of Mikimay and the
groom is a pep of Mr: and Mg.
Williaam .King, -of Brussels, Rev.
Harold West, minister of the
church, verforrned the ceremony
and Mr. Thompson was the.
organist.
Given 'in marriage by her 'father,
the bride was ,attractively
in antique shade taffeta with
'sox/Owed bodice of, .Guipure lace
above a bonffant skirt of faille taf-
feta, caught with motifs of lace
throughout the skirt. Short tucked
sleeved and portrait neckline oom-
pleted the diets, while the bandeau
headdress' of Matching 140,0 'One
crusted with pearls held her firer
ger-tip illusion veil, She carried
bronze chrysanthemums,
Maid of .honor was the bride's
sister, Miss jacqueline Gilmar of
Toronto and the bridestneids were
Miss Muriel Attwood of Owen'
Sound,, Mrs, Nadine Cathers of
Wroxeter end Vane -Le,e Gilmer of
Galt was tale flower girl, The
brideprilliida were dressed alike in
waltz-length princess gowns of oak
leaf ,brown _faille. taffeta and car-
ried,- similar 'bouquets of Shasta
daisies.
Mr. 'Hugh''• Pearson of BrUssels
acted as groom-shunt and the ushers
were Mr. David Gilmer of .Galt,
and yr. Jack Sates_ of St, Ciktti.-
armee, -
A -reception was held in the base-
ment of the church following the
ceremony. GuegtO from a; distance.
lnelindeff• Mrs, Laura • Brown and.
PA .11
INSTITUTE ENJOYS
• TRAVEL TALK
Mrs. N, McLaughlin, .president,
was in the chair fey the monthly
meeting of Wingham W.I., held
in the council chambers, on Thurs-
day afternoon, August 16th.
The guest speaker was.' Miss
Effie Bower, who gave an inter-
esting account of a ;journey she
had made by bus to Washington,
Virginia. Miss Bower illustrated
her talk with a series of excellent
color slides. Among • the 'slides
were a collection showing flower
arrangements which had• been
made for the Bronx Florist in
Elmira. The speaker was thank-
ed by Mrs. W. .1. Henderson.
During the meeting a letter
from the • agricultural • representa-
tive at Clinton was read, and it
was decided that the W.I. would
send a donation towards a gift to
mark the farewell of ' yrs. Dor-
othy Filsinger, home economist
for Huron and Bruce. Mrs Fil-
singer is leaving the County short-
ly.
Mrs. N. Keating proposed that
the W.I. should obtain a large pic-
ture of Queen Elizabeth, to be
placed in the council chambers.
After the meeting .an enjoyable
social half-hour was spent,
r•••.
What Price. A Friend?
gum 4 _something of my4erY in the .xn0.44.1Ag. of A Mend.
gime aiang the highway ,of ana: then, at the appothtegl hour, froln
the ratiltiinde brat throngs and iirPfilAA, ,l;11rteOPe• 4/4114 ctrl ie 'tlike his
place beOlde y,ou and so yeli *9 dale lit' side, gegompanying you down
thr°410'.h the years. WW, taxi -undeserihahl#, Ott — to. have ,one person
vIti.th. whom VOA can tokile#44y ".Pg yoNro/f.".. -One who ,fteeepts you,
as yvv are, wKix all your (444 mown** „PO had Moods, with Your '9ver-
Staten/04 and irtgratit4519A, No,no9y11.N.014044# anal irritating mannerisms,
01444 as WS .reward the rare 109.trients of perfect eempanionship.
Qnc who errnoto It not top #1'..eft:t tas4 to Art the wheat from the
.chaff And lgi•Ve. YO.P. SOr. the sinali A/A9Plit pf goad that reAnatns, Pue
t9 whom time, And..t1lAtallee $.:19 1191 01#to is. a partner tp that strong-
/Mid s liieli /Wither hres4, If yyu hAVA such a, .friend 141.1,41h1Y •
thAnit God Or a gift sA far heY,944 rAir Qwra-00P111P14%.
Pr9S5 eyes, Or Scittitit• ,its %PPM,
mottest forma often? 4.eve1,9Ps. In early childhood. Treatment is ef,
feetiVe 1.311t it PhOP.11: 12,e Pr&L,
early in 3J AI the .P9,4,$.0tiOn.
not/get:I.' .Corr cticn is often.
$,4g),,-4 by the iVearinjf of .#1.4P.Sea
and 'Pie ..ecleria,g PP, Ave e.Ye .for
A 000,
that so many people in this area did pot quite understand our T.V. or newspaper ads
completely.
2. It is TRUE. For the average family of rive you, can have your own freezer and three
months supply of food delivered at once. There is NO DOWN PAYMENT, and all It
costs you is $6.23 per week for food and freezer, under Fairway's new bulk-Inning plan.
You eat ' T for less, and save up to 30% of your present weekly food budget. All
foods ar ranteed. We deliver anywhere iii Ontario.
N.O4 IN PAMILI(
Holland, was united jn marriage to
Rudy H: Heins' of Winghath, for-
Evelyn Pearl Cook'
To Live ircRegina
BIRTHS.