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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-06-05, Page 8Front grocery Phone: Our Prices Are Lower Free 590 We Keep Down the Upkeep Delivery Purer TOILET TISSUE Reg. 2 for 27c spout• 9 for Blue and Gold FANCY PEAS , 15 oz,. Reg. 2 for 37c SPECIAL 2 for 33C Blue Bonnet Quip Color Margarine 3 for $1 §tolrely's Fancy 15 oz. CORN ... 2 for 31c lied Seal Fancy Cohoe, 7% oz. SALMON - 39c Southern Cross - oz. Solid TUNA 23C Aylmer Choice 15 oz. PEACHES . 24c Campbell's 13 oz,. KETCHUP 25c Treesweet 48 oz. Grapefruit Juice 3k 'WESTON'S, Week-end Feature Cake Doughnut GEMS 29c doz. Heinz i oz. Baby Foods 3 for 29c Heinz 8 oz. Baby Cereals ... 20c Granulated • SUGAR - 5 1bs. 59c Robin Hood FLOUR - 7 lbs. 55c Domestic• l3p off) Shortening ... lb. 31c Jell° Instant (2c off) PUDDING 2 fOr 19c Bissett's % gallon ICE CREAM .. 89c Right . '.hfrf 14410014 40:40PO"'TVO014 4040..0-YR du IO 14909:4 . hiSon PrYclen, wha were here VIITECHURCH'- for their daughter, who had been • • ., . • • • .. • . .Mnattending S, College at St.' „and. Mrs. 'Mason Robansvn, Theroas during the past Year. Visit*. -4t the Whecier home on Saar. day. rid Pr. 0.0! Mrs. liareld Robinson of Walltertoll,. visited at the Wheeler .home on Sunday, found Mrs. Wheeler Touch: iniprev. va. in health, Married at Teeswater Mr. and Mrs. George Leslie Hayden, who were married on Saturday, in Teeswater United Church. The bride is the former'Irdue ` of Pennington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Carl Pennington, of Tees- water and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayden, of Gorrie.—Photo by Ha,mmerton, Studio. Mr. a.nd•Mrs. Calvin anhinsoni and their .:141C10, Mr., Jelin liettdie, ViAlt- c4 felx Slraday with Mr.. and. Mrs. Uporga 13endle of Auburn, and with 41•14 Mrs. :Cj.e01 Wheeler of 4114 Mrs, Wilfred .fteb.; AEROpACK $22.95 OVERNIGHT $14.95 TRAIN $15.95, Lud bOund Aerowood construction vinyl eooted cover TWIN SET Aoropack and Overnight Case, lOng holnag in Duralite vinyl covering: , $29.50 Ktwo pcs.) TWIN'.SET Acleopack and Overnight Cam, end botnid Vinyt plastic covering IA 21 .95 4 pieces , 14061 Gladstone $21.95 All types Luggage available PHONE 106 Many Things Changed in India Missionary's Task the Same The May meeting at the 3 sit laud Presbyterial Society ,pt the Wonnen's Missionary anoletY of the Presbyterian, Church in Canada was. held in Pt. Andrew's .PresbY, terian'' ,Church, 'Molesworth, Tuesday,' May 4. The 'president, Mrs. Morgan liontierson of 14uslt- POW, presided for both sessions, The devotions: were, .taken in the afternoon by the' Weitnow lorry, Mrs. C. ,A,Fgew and Mrs, E. Reid, acting in the evening by Mrs. V, Johnston, Mrs. Mahood and IvIrS, Ilinkinter of 'the gin. carding I vening, Atndliary, Mrs. R. ilarris, president Of the Unlesworth Atliciligy gave a cordial welcome, to. the assembled ladies, and greetings from the Presbytery of litirPThMaitland were brought by Bey, Wm, Mit, obeli, of gincardine; who. 00101g. ed. -these present to willinglY wept, their responsibilities to junior or- ganizations in the missionary, family. All senior societies were represented at the afternoon ses- sion and three evening s.o.cieties and two co.T.T, groups joined with the senior auxiliaries for the evening session.' Total registration was 205, An Honorary Life' Memhership . was presented by Mrs.- Jno. •Camp-'. bell of Molesworth on behalf 'of the Presbyterial to Mrs. Win„; Inner; formerly of Ethel -and. now of Brussels, a member for fifty Years. Miss Marion Williamson of Wingliain introduced the guest speaker giving a brief insight into 'the life of a. missionary's wife Mrs, Angus MacKay of the Jhansi Mission, India,- spoke -him the wealth of her experience of those things which have changed and those things which have° continu- ed constant in India in the • last twenty-five . years. "A. missionary , going into India today must love the native people' ' must undertake his tasks with a large measure of, umility and be willing to be one, of •the people, yet a Vest of the - Indian government"- she • said. "Many things have changed in India, but the task of the - mis;- sionary, to witness .where God. Allen Charlton Wed in Hamilton Allen Curtis Charlton. claimed Dorothy Anne Broughton as his bride on Saturday in a double-ring ceremony at Zion United- Church, Hamilton. The bride, daughter. of Mrs. Lil- lian E, Sankey, Brantford, wore a ,gown of nylon sheer with cap sleeves trimmed withlace, Layers ' of nylon` sheer formed the.bouf- fant skirt panelled with lace, and , extendihg into a chapel train. She carried a cascade of roses. The bridesmaids were gowned, alike in embroidered taffeta frocks and carried corsages of white and yellow roses. Ronald Lee of Toronto was best man. The ushers were four school- mates of the bridegrooin. • Mrs. Sankey chose a dress of blue organdy and had a corsage of pink and white orchids. The bride- groom's mother wore a powder blue linen dress with white acces- sories and her corsage was of pink orchids. Sixty guests greeted the couple at a reception held in •the Marine Room of Roberts Restaurant and the receiving line formed between tables arranged in an open square 'Pattern. After a short wedding trip Mr, a/id Mrs. Charlton will reside in Hamilton. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Walter Charlton of Wingharn. opens the door, remains ,the same. We will face these changes in the strength of Ririe who changes not", 'In the evening M4. MacKay showed interesting slides of the beauty spots of India, anti the local customs as well ,aw mission work and native Christians. She asked all to mil:Tort ,the MisSion- aries with prayers and givings that the work may be cOntinned and perimp expanded, Mrs, S. Robinson,,Gorrie Spnhe appropriately of the ,members Who 'lave passed on iM1956. Special music. -was provided in the after- noon by Mrs, P. Steer of South EiniosS, at the supper hour by Mrs, Dickson of Molesworth, •and in 'the ,evening` by Mrs. J. lay a•nd Mrs, M, Douglas of Wingham. Highlights of Synodical held in Listowel on April 9 11, Were presented by the delegates, Mrs, Bird,-Kincardine; Mrs. S., Rob- inson, Gorrie; Mrs. J. Little, Lucknow; Miss Carr, Dungan- non; Mrs. L, Moffatt, Langside and Mrs, C. Thompson, Oranbropit. An interesting feature ‘of the evening session was conducted bY, Mrs.0 B. Thomas, Girls' Work sec- retary, when four C.G.LT. nleM- hers from* Brussels graduated from that organization to widel service in the -church. Mrs. L. Fortune, Wingham ex- pressed appreciation to Mrs, Mac-. Kay for her inspiring addresses and to the Molesworth ladies -for their hospitality. In her closing words Mrs: Hend- erson urged the members to under- take a stewardship' of their time, talents, and treasury in this year. Shower Held for Bride-Elect A shower was held at the Lei gion home op Wednesday everdtlg to honor Miss Jean Bain, whose marriage took place on Saturday. Tbe home was attractively. deCor- ated •with spring flowers -and a beautiful array of gifts was. pre- sented to thebride-elect, who ex- pressed her thanks to the friends who had . honored 'her, The eye- ning was spent in musical con", tests 'and a sing-song. ,Hqsteases were Mrs. Doris Walker, Mrs. Marie MeCutcheon, Mrs. Gloria Sims, Mrs. Pauline CerpOn and Mrs, Lois Gerson, COUPLE OBSERVE SIXTIETH WEDDING A telegram. of congratulation front 1:Ter Majesty Queen EliZnbet4 and' woe from Hon. Louis St. Lour., ent, prime minister of „Canada,. were ainong the many „messages received by Mr. and Mrs, Joseph E. Bailey, of Lower Wingham, op' the occasion of their diamond wed- ding, which theY celebrated On Sunday. - • The couple came to Canada in 1909 from London, England, where they Were. married 6n. June ink' 3:897. They have lived in Lower Wingham for the past 38 years. Mrs. Bailey -is the former Eliza; beth Chiddicks. On coming to this country they first settled in Holyrood; Ontario, and remained' there until moving to Lower Wingharn, Mr. Bailey, now, retired, workqd as a laborer during his earlier years. OP Sunday about 70 guests, in-. eluding 14 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren, were, prqsent to entertain Mr. and tMrs, Bailey on the lawn of their Lower Wink- ham home. Mr. and Mrs. BaileY have three Children, all living in London, Ontario. They are, Joseph Bailey Jr,, Frederick Henry Bailey and Louise Jane (Mrs. L. Vanner), The Queen's message to them, which was signed .by Her Majesty'S private secretary, reads, "The Queen sends you warm congratu- lations and good wishes on your diamond wedding anniversarY whieh` yon are celebrating today." Horton-Bain Wedding Saturday An interesting double ring Cere- mony was performed by Dr, AleX- ander Ninamp at' the Presbyterian nianSe in Wingham at 12 noon on Saturday when Margaret Jeep Bain, &tighter ,of Mr, and Mrs, Wm. 6, Wingham, became the bride of Kenneth Eldon Horton, SOrt Of Mr, and Mrs, EdWard Hor- ton, Bel/tore, The bride seiectecl a wit of rose all-Wool English ribolene with white and naVy aceeSsories arid COrSage of yellow' roses. The bridesthaid, Miss Eleanor E. aorton, sister of the groom, was dressed in a beige fleeked suit with green and white accessories arid 'corsage of pink roses, Mr, dames 'It, Hain, brother of the' bride, Was best num, Arollowing the wedding ceremony a reception wag held at the Hotel trunswielt for guests frem St*. fOrd,, Idtchener, Mtricoe, 1301.1:ore and Wingharn. The bride and grotmt left # Wedding trip to 1§Otttlwit Ontario th# 'United States. fir. 1"? -400r.•.9 .01.01.0,00+1,1mSimit4iiii.a*me,* „ N' ON THE .GQ,VgNMENT 'SIDE! to-.the, :thoio...eogated, „. • • indutry will have returns .equal- to the retUrns . . recei,,$d • other classes • the:.coirimunity.. He recognizes that Canadian trade is at an all.time high " . aiid' that favorable trading agreements exist ,with; free countries of, the 4;orld.. He'pledges no action will' be taken to endanger this trade already it . existence by the introduction of higk tar,* rotectie will oppose the introduction of Inireaticratic controls, 'limiting agricultural production which are Part and parcel of so-called •tfideqiiate parity" He is.opposed to irresponsible. promises, He ,promises, other than to say he will do everythinipossible to aid the peirlIP', of Hii''roti riding. He will cOntinue to work on behalf of all the , Huron in Osisting them with ,their problems. He will; spealcto and, be listened, to by the Libera ernment of.the day. , willOritiiitie-his . effotts,on 'behalf 'Of ifirron .qyitirtiOl#•.:, He will continue to support those Liberal policies that recognize that the individual is siiprerne — that encourage in. dividual initiatiVe that recognize that every Canadia'n is entitled to an equal opportunity — that have resulted in fait* ily allowances and old age assistance (each year more than twb million dollars is paid Huron residents in receipt of fain, ily allowances and old age assistaiice). — that recognize that orderly' financial arrangements,, in keeping with the ability of the countri„to pro4uce are essential to continued prosperity — that reduces ,taxes ($485,000,000 in the past four years, $30 for every mati;voman and child in Canada.) On JUNE 10 Hiron Riding' WORK FOR AND ELECT E McLE WHO GETS THINGS DONE FOR HURON! 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