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Mr. John Martin of Ifawkesville
officiated at the 1:ereau (ospel
Chapel, Wingharn, nn October 2a
when his niece. Muffle!. Martin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
A4artin of Foidv•ich was unit.('d in
marriage to Richard Aiken Fore
man of \Vinghant, son of Mr. :Ind
1VTrs. IInrol(1 Foreman, 1;.R, 1 Allen_
ford. Miss beryl :4leelis of Strat-
ford was pianist. and Frank Collar
of Winghant sung "Thr A4'ed;ling
Prayer" and "0 I'erfec•t. Luxe".
The church was graced with gold
and bronze rooms.
Mr. Martin gave his 1ighlel
in marriage, who ('ilo:a' (1 1'(rnt.tl
gown of /ran de sole, fashioned
with a scoop neckline, lily point
sle('ves, a boll skirt. :11111 two ('0:111
c11 coir• roses at the 1,ael( of 111e•
waist, The floral headpiece was
trimmed with pearls and the sib(
illusion three tier t•e it tell elbow
length, She carried gold ruses (111(1
white stephanotis.
Her ((1tomia(li ',:ore her skier,
:Miss Karen Martin as mati(1 ul'
honor fold het• (ou::ilas, Aliss 1).
Frey of Galt kind A1iss Arleta. Alal
tin of b;hnir:t as bridesmaids.
The ootid of honor ten:::11 tired in
a gold wool dress, round neckline,
three.qua ilex length sleeves, full
skirt with soft, impressed pleats,
and she carried a semi cascade of
gold burins, '1'h(• bridesmaids wore
jade green wool dresses and ear.
rind bouquets identical 'u that or
¥OU HAVE A HADD IN THINGS CANADIAN
when you own Life Insurance
narprising? Yes—but true. Like most
people, you have probably thought of your
life insur'anc'e ---as protection for your
family ---as a good way to save money
regularly—as a valuable collateral if you
sired a loan for an emergency --as 8 retire-
pnent plan for you later on.
Actually, your life insurance dollars are
Shore than an investment ill your personal
ereurity and your family's. 'These dollars
are also an investment. in Canada. They
e inrulate growth and progress and help
srialte this Country a better place in which
to live and work.
Al this moment, 9 BILLION DOLLARS
:fa lite insurance savings are invested in
,THE LIFE 111: IJRANCE
important Canadian enterprises— through
the purchase of ponds and :Alias and
through mortgages.
These hard-working dollars are helping
to finance great projects all over
country such as pipelines, shopping cen-
tres, bridges and highways, Moines, apart-
ment and o ffice buildings, schools,
factories, industrial plants and power
developments. These investments ('trate
employment opportunities, ton.
The income from these investments bone.
fits you directly by reducing the ete,t of
life insurance to you and' the 0 million
other Canadian policyownerrl.
COMPANIES IN CANADA
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Photo by Conned
the maid of honor,
Joanne Martin, sister of the
bride, was flower girl, Shr, too,
wore a gold wool dress and car.
tied 11 basket of gold and bronze
MUMS, She wore a floral crown of
matching flowers as a headdress.
Robert Foreman, cousin of the
groom from Pinkerton was hest
man while the ushers were Claade
Martin, brother of the bride and
Ralph Foreman, brother of the
groom.
A reception was held in the
Tees'.vater Presbyterian Church
where the bride's mother received.
Noe wore at two piece taupe brown
brocade dress with green accessor-
ies:, and was assisted by the groom's
Mother in a brown dress with gold
accessories. Their corsages were
;;011 and bronze mums.
l+'or (.ravelling Mra, Foreman was
attired in 0 three-piece double
knit raspberry reel suit with beige
and bilu'k ac'c'essories. Her cor-
sage was white carnations.
St. 11 ndretv's Club
IViet Last Tuesday
The regular meeting
oftheCou-
ple's Club of St. Andrew's Presby
Ragan Church was held last Tues-
day in the church parlors with a
good attendance. The call to wor-
ship was given by Mrs. Jerry
Smith, followed by a hymn.
David Horwood read the Scrip -
1 ore, The comments were given by
John Ostrom followed by prayer
by Mrs. .Jim Smith. The offering
was received and offertory prayer
;:ice° by Mrs, John Donaldson, A
hurl business period followed.
A variety program was present -
e••1 with each couple being respon-
:Able I'or one or more numbers,
hich consisted of trios, solos, vio-
lin (:rle(•tions and readings. One of
Ihr member's gave a few tips on
upholstering. A hymn was sung
:end Rev. (lordon Fish gave the
rinsing prayer.
A Bible quiz was conducted while
Ianch was being prepared. Lunch
wits served by. the couplers iii'chn.rge
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Smith, Mr, and
Mrs. Oscar Casemorc and iVir. and
21vs, John Donaldson
Next .month's meeting will be in
clump, of Mr, and Mrs. Leonard
Philips and Mr, and Mrs. Bruc.�
Mac•I)onald, with 0 pot luck sup-
per on November 27 at 7.15 p.m,
J. COLEY HEADS
4H1.I( PROI]CCERS
FOIL' )ICH. The Concentrated
.Milk Producers here held their an-
imal meeting and banquet recently
in the Kurtzville community centre.
Over 15(1 guests enjoyed the tur-
1(e y dinner, catered to by the Wal..
lace Instituto,
,Jon Conley welcomed the guests
curl the six provincial board mem-
bers who were present. Charles
Millon of Belmont introduced the
guest. speaker, Wilfred Honey of
Villa Nova, president of the provin-
cial board, who spoke principally
on the milk marketing plan. He
said the plan is not a sole answer
to all problems, though it dors offer
nearly advantages, He warned the
:,kippers of drastic steps the gov-
!eminent could tale through low-
ered supports and cut off subsidies.
unless the alarming surplus of .milk
leruduets can be diminished.
( wenn Wallace expressed rip.
previa tiott to the speaker, Mt,
lie! ley and itIr-. Chapman, •Sid
1'eersuu and Ken Carey, check
teetere, all spoke briefly. The fin-
ancial statement and minutes of
the last annual meeting were' read
lay the secretary, Robert Gibson,
1'h:rles Milton conducted the
election of officers, The .following
P, err eieete:t for 11163:
1'(('(li(lenl, J. ('onlay; vice', Lloyd
.Turgors, :,ew. tree's., Robert Gibson;
the rive diractors aro loToleard
Win Prizes at
C.W.L. Bake Sale
The Catholic Women's League of
Sacred Heart Church held a suc-
cessful bake sale and fall tea in
the council chambers on Satarday,
Pour draws were made for prizes.
Pirst prize, an electric hand mixer
was won by Mrs. Louisa Hislop of
Wroxeter. P. Ifiostrzewa of Wing -
ham won the second prize, a five
piece TV table set, and third prize,
a kidney bench hassock was won
by J. P, Runstedtler, Diagonal Rd.
rhe fourth draw for a rayon table.
cloth and four napkins, wen+. to R.
L. Stephens of Got'rie,
Open House on
Friday Evening
WROXETER The parents and
friends of pupils of the publi::
school are cordially invited to at-
tend an "open house" at the sohoo,
on Friday evening from 7 to 8,30.
Mrs, Woods and Miss Bucilana.r,
wish parents to feel free to tails
over any problems regarding the
progress of their childrort atter°-
,ng school.
FIVE MEMBERS
JOIN CJLI.T.
WROXETER Last Tuesday
the Wroxeter C.G.I.T, commenced
fall meetings with Mrs. Bill Brown
as leader and Mrs. Lloyd McGee as
assistant leader. The meeting open-
ed with the purpose and projects
for the coming season were dis-
cussed,
Five new members were welcom-
ed, Jean Newton, Margaret Wright,
Eileen Reed, Linda Reed and Shir-
ley Moore. The meeting closed with
Taps,
WROXETER
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Denny of
Moorefield visited with. Mr. and
Mrs, Richand Ingram on Sunday.
We are pleased to .hear that Mrs.
George Griffith and Mr, Richard
Griffith have returned home fr:am
London and Wtngham hospitals
and wish them continued improve -
merit.
Mrs. Clarence White and family
of Brussels were Sunday visitors
with the '
f rmer
o s moth''r, Mrs.
Mary Ovington,
Mr. Ken Miller, London, called
on Miss Gertrude Bush and Mrs.
W. E. Weir last Monday.
A successful repossession and
new furniture sale was held in tin
community hall on Saturday,
We are pleased to hear that Mr.
George Griffith, who is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital, is
show.ng some improvement and we
hope he will soon return home,
Mr, and Mrs. Allister Green of
Goderich celebrated their 20th
wedding anniversary at Dunlop Inn
near Gaderieh on Sunday, Those
attending from here were Mr, and
Mrs, George Gibson, Murray and
Clients, Miss Karen Gibson of To-
ronto, Mrs. George Harric,, Miss
Gertrude Bush and M,r% )V. Weir
• Mr. and Mrs; Willlar,'t Mart spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Marry
Hart, Preston,
Mr. and Mrs, George Gibson,
Murray and (Denis, ac^empanied
by Miss Karen Gibson, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Archie Gibson of
Nelson, B.C., and who is attending
the Toronto Conservatory of Music,
visited Mr, and Mrs. Dein Gibson.
Lucan, on Saturday.
We are sorry to report tnat Mrs.
Mel Finlay is &patient in Winghann
hospital aatd we hope for a speedy
return home,
Gary Thornton Is
Messengers' President
GORR,IE---The Messengers met
in the United Church on Wednes-
day afternoon with 13 present. The
Scripture was read by the members.
Mrs, Robert Elschner gave the first
chapter of the new study book
"Sun Hee and the Street Boy."
Murray Grainger and Gary Thorn-
ton received the offering which
Mrs. George Brown dedicated, and
showed pictures of Korea.
Jean. Brown, Frances and Bever-
ey May gave a skit on Sun Hee,
Mrs, Elschner presented the slate
of officers as follows: President,
Gary Thornton; secretary, Michael
Grainger; treasurer, Jean Brown;
pianist, Lynda Johnston,
Clarke, Glenn Wallace, Robert
Brisbane, Clifford Behrns, Ross
Gray; auditor, Clarence Sparling.
A free draw was held for a new
milk can and four other prizes.
Winners were Alex Hall, Mrs, Te1-
mer Harding, Walter 'T'enholt,
Charles Martin, David Honeyford.
An hour's program of musical and
comedy numbers provided by five
members of the Lang family of
Mildmay was enjoyed.
Mrs. Collins Dies The Win1;7t
Following Birthday
FiORDWICH This community
was saddened to learn of the death
of Mrs Hmma Collins just two clays
after she had celebrated her 84th
birthday. She passed away at her
home .on Wednesday after a short
illness, She marked the birthday
occasion on Monday.
She was born at (iowanstown in
the year 1863. After the drape of
her first husband, John b'i'k(3s, (4111'
was married in Wallace Township
to Hugh Collins, who dlierl in 1428.
Mrs. Collins is survived by one
son, Herbert, with whom she re-
sided, There are five grandehildren,
14 great grandchildren and 25
great -great-grandchildren. T w o
.ions and a daughter predeceased
her, Mrs. Collins was a member of
the United (church arul a Outlier
member of the Women's I(istit'de.
Service was conducted at the
Moir funeral home in (1orrie on
Friday at two o'clock, with the
Rev, A, C. Coles and Itev, John •
Hirci officiating. Burial was in the
Fordwieli cemetery.
Prizes Awarded at
Hallowe'en Party
P'ORDWICH The Hallowe'en
masquerade dance, held in the corn
munity hall on Friday night, was
well attended, Prize winners were:
Youngest, Debbie Lambkin; fancy,
Mrs. George Richards; hest Hal
lowe'en costume, Donald McDer
mitt; beat clown, Larry McDer.
mitt; door prize, John Carswell.
Four draws for fowl were also
made. Winners of the turkeys
were Anson Rattan, ,Tim Stew^.rt,
Harold Doig, all of Fordwich; cap.
on chicken, Fred Edwards, Pal-
merston.
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ALL THE TIME
Now and then everybody gets a
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bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth-
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condition caused by urinary irritation or
bladder discomfort. That's the time to
take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help
V
this
stimulate the kidneys to relieve ev
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Open Daily from 1.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m.
ATTENTION:
MILK PRO UCERS!
BULK MILK EQUIPMENT DEMONSTRA-
TION AND MEETING to be held
Wednesday, November 7
8:09 P.M,
in the HARRISTON ARENA AUDITORIUM
DISCUSSION AND PICTURES COVERING
1—BULK MILK HANDLING AT THE FARM
2 -BULK MILL{ HAULAGE
t—MILK HOUSE CONSTRUCTION AND SANI'PATION
1—OT111-ER INFORMATION OF IMPORTANCE TO SHIPPERS
IN CO-OPERATION WITH
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and the ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
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