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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-10-12, Page 5:See th M Sr Of rio them, - a a ANNIVERSARY Shoe a fr717171,11.7 • -r77, a a . . , ORS i Fit PHONE 710 . WINGHAM ! 1-7-. - la MI 7;i11111111111111111113111M11111111111111M1111111111111111.111141111.1111111111111111111111111111111•1111111111111111111.171 NOW ON DISPLAY AT E ALL NEW Ilan • a • U lr U U U U U U U U • FORDi n Married in St. Andrew's -Photo by Connell with scooped necklines, three-quar- ter sleeves and pleated 'bodices of matching chiffon. The headdresses and shoes were French lime and they carried bouquets of yellow and bronze mums. Howard Hanford was the -best man. The guests were ushered to their pews by Gordon Ross, For the reception in the church Parlor, the bride's table was cen- tred with a three-storey wedding cake. The bride's mother wore a willow green wool sheath with beige hat and gloves and a corsage of bronze mums. The groom's mother assisted in receiving the guests and was attired in a ro- mance blue lace over ' taffeta sheath with matching hat and shoes. Her corsage was pink car- nations. Assisting in serving the guests were friends of the bride, Miss Mary Lou Moffat, Miss Verlie Metcalfe, Miss Doris Pickell and Miss Barbara Armstrong. Guests were present from King- ston, Brockville, Wingham, Tor- onto, Brighton and Teeswater, For travelling to Northern On- tario Mrs. McQueen wore a grey wool tweed stroller suit, red hat, black bag and shoes and a corsage of a white gardenia surrounded by red carnations; They will live in Toronto. *The Wittgliegi2 AAa oe- e W Q,$, Kitchen Suite S e at Curries° F-R-E,E A 32-1'IECE DINNER SET IN "WILD WHEAT" WITH EAU PURCHASE YOUR (4101(1}1 1 Large TABLE ext. 60" 4 CHAIRS 5 PIECES CLEARING AT, $66.75 $6.67 $2.92 DOWN WEEKLY 1 Large TABLE (Spring Seats) (Milani Marble) 4 CHAIRS 1 Family size TABLE ext. 72" Beige Argosy stripe 1 ARM CHAIR 4 CHAIRS 6 PIECES 5 PIECES NOW $99.75 AT $1.18°00 CLEARING $11.80 $2.62 $9.97 $2.85 DOWN . WEEKLY DOWN WEEKLY ' MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM WITH TERMS WE SAVE YOU MONEY! e'14114 56" Furniture WINGHAM PHONE 51 White mums decorated St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church on Sat- urday afternoon for the wedding of Mary Adeline Ross, of Wingham, and Douglas Maxwell McQueen, of Toronto. Dr. Alexander Nimmo per- formed the ceremony. Mrs. Nelson Pickell was organist and Gordon Leggatt sang "The Lord's Prayer" and "Wedding Prayer". Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross, Wing- ham, are the parents of the bride. The groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth t award McQueen, of Bloomfield, Ontario, .Mr,. Ross gave his daughter's hand in marriage. She looked lovely in a floor-length gown of white peau de soie, styled with a basque Waist and side skirt fullness, a scalloped bateau neckline and long lily-point sleeves. Her crown of seed pearls and irrideseent -Sequins held a French tulle finger- veil. The bride's jewellery consisted of a diamond pendant, the gift of the groorri. She carried a white Bible covered with white stephanotis and heather. .Mrs. Lionel Leshley and Mrs. Howard Hanford, both of Toronto, were matron of honor and brides- maid, respectively, They wore iden- tical costumes of French lime peau de sole on 'princess lines. The gowns were street-length and styled EAST WANNOSH COUNCIL MEETS The conned met on October 4th, with all the members present, Reeve Hanna presiding, the min- utes of the meeting held September 6th were read and adopted on Motion by Purdon and XeGewan. W, S. Wilson ,Was present to renew the Township Liability pol- ley. Mr. Newman, of the Wingham Salvation Army, was present re- questing a grant for the Army. Hallahan-Buchanan That coun- cil give a grant of $75.00 to the Wingham Salvation Army. McGowan-Pu mica That- the council approve the issuing of $40,000.00 debentures to finish and equip the new addition to the Clinton District Collegiate Insti- tute, Buchanan-Purdon- -That council pay Daniel Hallalian $1,800,00 as a Tile Drain Loan. Hallahan-McGowan - - That the road and general accounts as pre- sented be passed and paid. Purdon-Buchanan -That council accept the 1060 Assessment Roll. Read Cheques Stuart MoBurney, salary $185.00, bill paid $2,70, $187.70; Alan Mc- Burney, wages, $200,72; Murray's Machine Shop, welding, $7,25; Chas. Hodgins, 35 gals. gas, $13,94; Fur- don Motors,. sprayer repairs, $1.85; Doherty Bros., welding, 75c; Amos C. Martin, 250 6-inch tile, $23.40; W, S. Gibson, Insurance $74.21 and $10.00, $84.21; Geo. E. Radford, trucking gravel, $590.80; Raymond Redmond, 1,477 yards gravel at 5c, $73.85; Wm. E. Hallahan, 30 hours scraper at $12.00, $360.00 Belgrave Co-Op, wire, $142.00; Harry Wil- liams, 10 gallons oil, $12.00, 200 gallons fuel oil $77.20, $89.20; Rec,- Gen. of Canada, Income Tax, $17.60, General Cheques R. H. Thompson, trip to County Home, re patient, $5,00; Brook- haven Nursing Home, maintenance of patient, $88.25; W. S. Gibson, G/A share policy No, M4777, $265.15; The Wingham Salvation Army, $75.00; Daniel H, Hallahan, Tile Drain Loan, $1,800.00. McGowan-Hallahan - That the council adjourn to meet Novem- rner 1st, at one o'clock and the Court of Revision on the 1960 Assessment Roll at three o'clock, C. W. Hanna, R. H. Thompson, Reeve. Clerk, N a UJ N 4112 #1. A a U Clf is N N N >>l !!lull! .....o."ftseste~itean"floWetA^.t•Stel lovely showing of fall styles in the new autumn colors High and Illusion Heels VALUES UP TO $10.95 $4,97 $5.97 anti: g Thursday October 13th LA !ES' DRESS SHOES BUSINESS GIRLS' We have made drastic reductiohs throughout our en tire stock. Come in and see the many MEN'S FALL SHOES Black and Brown $7497 $9.497 ALL SMART STYLES IN No Refunds or Exchanges 11411111101 $3.79 $4A9 A C !WREN'S SHOES Patent Straps for dress wear Black and Brown Oxfords BIM OF CLEARING LINES $1.00 AND $2.00 DON'T MISS THE in Black, Brown and Green Suede and Leather GROWING GIRLS' r SCHOOL SHOES n is ig bargains, on racks and tables. FLATTIES FOR TEENAGERS : • ie tw MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS Broken lines, all sizes in the group - Black and Brown Sale Price $4 41 OPP 29 %Pi DR. LOCKE SHOES ill n ARE YOUR FEET TIRED? - DO YOU HAVE BACKACHE? Iln fun : if you haven't worn M. W. Locke Shoes you can't possibly know the meaning of foot comfort I THIS FOOTWEAR designed by the world famous Dr. M. W, Locke is dif. ferent from any shoes you have ever worn - REGULARLY $18.95 Sale Price $14.97 if a A Special Anniversary Clearance of High Grade 'LADIES' DRESS FOOTWEAR In this group of fine footwear, regularly priced up to $18.95 Special Clearance $7 .97 $9.97 Sale Price $2.97 $3,97 BOYS' DRESS OXFORDS in Black and Brown $3.97 $4,97 Ten Days Clearance s. All Sales Final A must for dress wear, in all the latest fall colors, with Flat and Queen Ann Heels $2.47 $3.87 $4.97 ill CHI LD'S sizes 5 . 10 , . . , a . . $1.99 Dualop's Shoe Store I ..7. RUBBER soo -rs • BOYS' Red sole, sizes 1 * 5 * . . $3.29 Phone 23 Whigham .,..1 MEN'S Red sole, sizes 6 . 12 . . . . $3,.79 . . 1. lialialataaioattaultmailawaliati•ItstitialitiCirilatikokiimi!•31•11fl•usliallioliiiiiiiiluinitHilliamillittirtult iiitillimilimaliathintriinticairtiolicti