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Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLL 55c McIntosh Red APPLES 5 lb. cello 59c 1111.11MMINIMMIRMill • ~ht. handknif Pattern No. 416 FLEUR DE US Pattern No. 487 SUN VALLEY Here are 2 Mary Maxim 'interpretations of the continental styling that ate catching on like crazy! Knit in either Mary Maxim Cloudspun or Northland bulky wools to give you the most comfortable sweater of your collection. MARY MAXIM PATTERNS .254 ea. MARY MAXIM NORTHLAND WOOL, ,$1.10 per 4 oz. skein MARY MAXIM CLOUDSPUN WOOL., .69 per 2 oz. skein SEE US FOR YOUR KNITTING REQUIREMENTS TODAY I EDIGHOFFERS (Wingham) LTD. "The Friendly Store" --Mr. J. D. McKinley of Win, nipeg has been vacationing with. iris sister, Mrs. Jean Carr. Mr. and Mrs. A. McKinley of Windsor uni Miss Leila and Miss Pearl Me, Kinlay of London were week-end aisitors at the same home. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ed Forgie of To- ronto visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Forgie, at the week-end, Mrs. William R. Davidson of Port Colborne has been visiting nith her sister, Mrs. Stewart Mc- 3urney and. Mr, MeBurney. -Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott old Linda, and Mrs. Walter Davis notored to London on Friday and ,isited with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. 3ildfell. Mrs. Davis went on to. 2rantford and is visiting with Pr. Ind Mrs. J, Roddick. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Neely and 'family of London spent the week- end. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Forbes. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ross Moved last week into the house on Catherine Street formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Stan Hastings. iMra. Bert Mailers, Mrs. J. Bateson, Mrs. S. Scott, Mrs. Frank Nopper, Mrs. J. Cruickshank, Mrs. Miller Davis, Mrs. Harry Spry and Mrs. William Conron motored. to Stratford last Wednesday evening to see the Shakespearean play, "Midsummer Night's Dream". - -Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bridge and family of Toronto spent the week- end with her mother, Mrs. Roy MacDonald. --Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol visited friends and relatives in Stratford and Newton, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Keith and family of Toronto were week-end visitors with her mother, Mrs, Jean Carr, —mr, and Mrs. George H, Fur- neaux of Nipawin, Sask., visited at the home of Mrs. J, F, Bond, Min- nie St., recently. —Mr. and Mrs. Neil N. McLean of Toronto spent a few days with his sister, Mrs. Elmer Walker, Mr. Walker and family, —Miss Anne Wilson of Ottawa visited for a few days with her brother, Art Wilson and Mrs. Wil- son. Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Fuller were in London for a couple of days at the week-end. On Sunday they visited with Rev. and Mrs. J, James. —Mrs. Edward Effting and son Charles, of Chicago are visiting at the home of Mrs. Edgar Snell. --Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hobden and son of -New Hamburg have been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Francis Ste. Marie, and attended the Foxton - Ste. Marie wedding on Saturday. —Mrs and Mrs. Joseph Bailey have moved from Lower Wingham to London, where they will live with their daughter, Mrs. L. Vanner, 516 Ridout St. N. --Mr. and Mrs, A. Davidson of Vancouver have been staying with her niece, Mrs. Jim Hamilton and Mr, Hamilton, and visiting other relatives in and around Wingham, --Mayor R. E. McKinney was the guest speaker at a joint meeting of the Howick and Teeswater Lions Clubs in Wroxeter on Monday eve- ning. --John Crawford arrived here to spend a long week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Craw- ford, on Saturday, after several months as student minister in •a three-point charge in the Cypress Hills district in Saskatchewan, 'The Turning World'" Is Speaker's Topic The Young Women's Auxiliary of the United. Church met et the home of Mrs, W, Caslick on Mon- day evening With a7 members and visitors present, Mrs. Don McTaggart conducted the worship service and Scripture was read by Mrs. Lovell McGuire, Mrs. MeTaggart introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Robert Ahara, who gave the preliminary on the new study book with her topic, "The Tuiting World". The study deals with the work of the World Council of Churches in many coun- tries and the changing pattern of missionary work at the present time. Mrs, Caslick thanked the speak- er and presented her with a small gift. The meeting was then turned over to the president, Mrs. G. Gib, son, The usual details were dealt with and five thank you notes were read, A letter was read from Mrs. 0, W. Tiffin, president of the Huron Presbyterial, regarding the Presbytery meeting in Wroxeter United Church on October 17, Mrs. Russell Zurbrlgg and Mrs. Caslick were named as delegates, A letter was read from Dr. and Mrs. S, Leedham in appreciation to the group for catering to their wedding. The Auxiliary will supply the cookies for the Baby Band tea, which is to be held in the church on October 29 . Mrs. Ed, McBurney was appointed to telephone for nursery during October. It was decided to arrange for the certifi- cates for two life memberships. John left on Tuesday to begin his second year's studies at Emmanuel College. --Mr. and Mrs, Slim Boucher and family were guests over the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Nor- man Cameron at their cottage at Oliphant, --Mrs. J. L, Mair returned -to her home in Winnipeg last week after a short time with members of her family here. Mrs. Mair was call- ed to Wingham for the funeral of her sister, Mrs, Henrietta. MacDon- ald. --Mr. and Mrs. Bill Young of Harriston visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merkley. —Mr. and Mrs. Brian Groh, Kathy and Michael of Brighton spent last week holidaying with her mother, Mrs. Roy MacDonald. —Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Nichol of Montreal spent the past week at the home of his brother, Eldred and Mrs. Nichol, Shuter St. Dur- ing their stay they, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol, visited with other relatives in Ayr, Bright and Kincardine. --Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manuel spent the week-end with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Piper, at Oshawa. —Mr. and- Mrs. Fred Vyse and family have moved from John St. to Pleasant Valley, —Mr, ,and Mrs, Robert Chettle, burgh and family spent the week- end in London. - —Mr. and Mrs. To Cruickshank and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schneider attended the Western Fair on Sat" urday. - --,Mrs. Catharine Axford of De- troit returned home Saturday af- ter spending . a month with her niece, Mrs. Joseph Schneider and Mr. Schneider. —Mrs. Lloyd Dawson and Mrs. Robert Casemore were delegates from the Wingham Branch of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion, at a provincial convention in Windsor from Thursday to Sun- day. —Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gauley and family moved to. Owen Sound on Thursday of last week: Their ad- dress is 376 5th St. E. " Prov. Const. John Parkinson and Mrs, Parkinson attended the Police Association of Ontario Con- vention at the-King Edward Hotel in Toronto from Tuesday to Fri- day, Constable Parkinson was an Ontario Provincial Police delegate. and Mrs. Jack Brophy spent the week-end in London. —Mrs. Kenneth Love of Toronto is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Manuel and Mr. Manuel. —Mr, and Mrs. Bill Crump and Billy have returned to their home in Niagara Falls after spending the past two weeks with his mother Mrs. Jean Crump. ----Sunday visitors with Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton were Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Aikenhead of London, also Mr. Richmond Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Armstrong of Fordwieh. —Roth Stephenson and Crosby Terry of Toronto spent the week- end in Wingham with Ruth's bro- ther, Bill Stephenson, --Mr, and Mrs, Albert Giesler of Walkerton. visited at the week- end with their daughter, Mrs. Doug McGowan, Mr. McGowan and Mark. EVENING AUXILIARY AT BAPTIST CHURCH The September meeting of the Evening Auxiliary of the Baptist ::hurch MiSsion Circle was held at -he home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn -SeheifeIe with the president, Mrs Bruce MadLean, in charge. The Meeting opened with the singing of the hymn "Sowing in the vrorning", followed by prayer by he president. Mrs. Merrill Catite- kin read en article On the Work Quebec and one, "Neglected Fields". Work of Miss Gladys kylimard called "Small Woman, Spiritual Giant" was given by Mrs. Lorne Archer and an article on the "")ongo, "Unrestrained by Heathen Custom", was read by Mrs. Georg% Ilchrehitisa. The devotions were given hy Mrs. Frank Collar, "A Soul Winner's tralifieatinits". The theme was every spirit-born soul is an answer to definite prayer. Prayer requesta were given by Mrs. Donald Sinclair with most of ' the Mernbers participating in the season of prayer for the Work and. missions. length dress of water green organza with a matching. iridescent head- dress and carried a nosegay of yellow shast mums. Douglas Foxton of • Winghain was best man and the ushers were Harold Foxton of London and Robert Ste. Marie of Wingharn. The reception was held at the. rjoinmercial Hotel in Mildmay and guests attended from Milton, Cooks- ville, London, Hanover, Kitchener and New Hamburg, Mrs. Ste, Marie received the guests in a beige organza .and lace sheath with brown accessories. Her corsage was pink carnations. The groom's mother was attired in a 'navy and white Arnel suit With beige accessories and had a Mark Anniversary At Baptist Church Large congregations attended anniversary services in the Wing- ham Baptist Church on Sunday, when Rev, J, Peer of Stratford was the guest minister. His text in the morning_ was from II Timothy, the subject being "Abol- ition of Death". At the evening service Rev, Peer spoke on "The New Birth" from John 3. Miss Yvonne White of Wood- stock was the soloist in the morn- ing. She sang "Down from His Glory" and "It. May Be Today". Mrs. Arno Kelly of Kincardine sang two solos at night, "0 What a Wonderful Saviour'. 'and "I Gave My Heart to Jesus". Former Neighbors Honor Bride-Elect On Saturday evening, Sept. 10th, a surprise party was arranged by Mrs. Thomas Metcalf, Mrs. Elgin Sohnston, Mrs. Bob 1VIcKague and Mrs. Nelson Piekell at the latter'S home for an Gabber bride-to-he, Miss Mary Ross, of Toronto, for- itierly of Wingliam. The guest of honor, although Completely taken by surprise, made a fitting reply when presented with a step-up table, wall Mirror and a clothes hamper, During the evening contests Were held and a social time spent, when -Miss Ross had an opportunity to visit with her friends and former neighbors. DOUfi HOWATT WINS AT WESTERN FAIR Thirty-three 4-H and Junior Farmer members participated in the junior section at Western Fair on Monday, September 12. Miss Amy Stewart, RR 5, Sea- forth was second high in the junior section and Jaek Broadforrt, RR 1, Brueefield Was second high In the senior section. Winner in. the swine Sealer' was Doug Bowatt of AR 6, Belgrave, Torn Bern, RR 1, Woodharn was high deity judge in the senior Section arid Jack Broadfoot was high in the quiz in the senior Seaton, Refire- Seating Rural County there were six seniors, fifteen interniediate$ and twelve juniors. Alan D. Bennett WINGHAM UNITED CHURCH Teacher of Theory, Piano, and Organ. Telephone 879 —Photo by Msylt Studio Yellow mums decorated Sacred Heart R.C. Church on Saturday corsage of yellow mums. morning for the wedding of Mar- For the wedding trip to southern lene Agnes Ste. Marie and Robert points the bride wore a dark brown Allan Foxton, The bride is a Arnel dress with matching jacket, daughter of Mrs. Francis Ste. turquoise, accessories and a cor- Marie of Wingham, and the late sage of hite shasta mums. Mr, Mr, Ste. Marie. The groom is the 'arsi Mrs. Foxton will live in Wing- son of Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Fox- ham, ton, also of Wingham. Rev, G. J. Freker officiated and Miss Mary Runstedtler was the soloist, Ronald Ste. Marie gave his sister in marriage. She wore a, bouffant floor-length gown of white silk faille with a tight-fitting bodice, featuring a sabrina neckline ap- pliqued with Alencon lace, irides- cent sequins and tiny seed pearls: There were matching appliques on the skirt and the gown had lily- point sleeves. A crown of tiny seed pearls held her waist-length veil of French illusion and her bouquet was white shasta mums, red roses and trailing ivy. , The bride's sister, Mrs. Jack Hobden of New Hamburg, was matron of honor and wore a street- *Kt