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Wed in yesson
Attandarits wearing Identical bale'
lorina7lengtli gowns of rOd velvet,
styled With corninothund Waistlines!
boat neeklines, 'bracelet sleeves and
beeped bouffant skirts with )4Thit
far bow headdresses preceded
Elizabeth Mary Vollmer at her
marriage, February .7th, to 'Frank'
.1, Gibbons, The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. .41K1' Mrs, William. Volk
mar, RA, 3, Listowel, and the
groom's patents are Mr, and li,fr8.
James gibbons, Wingharri,
The weciding took place in St
Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Hassan, with Rev, Fr, J. W, P,
Graham officiating for the doublS-
ring ceremony, The church was
decorated with white and , yellow
mums. Mrs. Rose Liettemeae was
organist 'and George CeleaTiee wan
8olelst.
The 'bride chose a floor-length
gown of white nylon net and Chan-
tilly lace with long lily-point
sleeves, Basque bodice AO nylon
yoke and a glittered collar. The
illt---"btratinnt—sittrt—wittr---ttered
matching lace was worn 'over 'bri-
dal satin and hoops. A Boylan-
trimmed tiara held her shoulder-
length veil and she carried a hand,
bouquet , of red roses and white
sheet carnations,
' Miss Edna Vollmer 'of. R.R.
Listowel, was maid, of honor for
her sister and carried a hand bou-
quet of white pompon mums. The
bridesmaids Were Mrs_ Jean Stem-'
mier and MiSs Marleti76,170M'er,
both of Kitehener,
tied coloniailbtairetai a,vettite :'OT
red carnations.
White nylon prYstilette
hoops, red velvet trim and white
fur headdresses were worn by the
flower girls, little Jean and Kar-
en Stemmler, and 'they- carried
nosegays of red• and white •shat,
tered carnations, '
The page was Larry Stemmler, of
Kitchener. Groomsmen *were- Des-
mond Brophy of. Wingharn 'arid
Warren Weber of Goderich :and
ushers were Charles Vollmer, 'Pet-
ersburg •and Elgin Vollmer, R;R,
8, Listowel.
Receiving at the dinner and re-
ception at C. Logals Hall, R.R. 3,
Listowel, the 'bride's mother se-
leCted a royal stluetnylon, and ace.
tate lace over taffeta gmin and a
corsage 'of pinit 'carnations. The
bridegroom's mother chose a mink
brown pure silk gown with sequin
velvet trim and a corsage, of white
ca'Lations. ' i '
For travelling the bride wore a
velvet gheath dress. bla4k aini•-grey
fur trim jacket and yellow acces--
series.. A corsage of yellow car-
nations CoMpleted her attire,
A- congratulatory mehstige! was
received by the newlyweds "from
,the!,graein-,e add; Rev.%
'Gibbons •of Strathnfore, ,Albertit,
and formerly' of London,' Ont;
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gibbons- Will live
in Kitchener., '' •' r ,;
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This Wok's Pan People WhoSh,Oppi Whighamilead The.Advancejimos. BIRTHS
• 04413.11Arrn— At the Wingliani
General Hoepilal, an Tuesday,
Feb; la, um, to Mn, and Mrs,
Glen galbrnith, Wiag4am ,a 801"
CIAMETEL14,- At the Whigham
General' Ifespital -"Arednoscitry,
PA; 11,, 1959, to Mr, and Mrs.
,Robert A. Campbell. Wit a
l0.11, ,
tiros—At the Winghalti ',General
hospital, an Friday, Feb, 14; 1959,
to' .Mr, •and Mrs. Blake Alton,
R.R. Lacknow„, a daughter,
F trr: 01:5-9, Atot Mr,the Wanicillgmbarms.
general . goOital, on Sunday,
Ross' Ertington; nm„, 2, Lucknow,
a daughter,
IC'1$1f0er—Spittl,
t the
*MoiliTdianty, ln FPeebi,1"11101,
1459, to Mr %and Mrs, William H,
King,' Brussels, son-
sa-Teit-4t. the' Wingharri General
1.11;, it1.4r. Pna%a4d 9Mildrs 4: Ea rlY'll"ebF"itc1161: 1964 to
IL.R„ 1, Wroxeter; a daughter,
STEPHENSON:--At the Wingliant
General Hespital, on Monday,
Fah. 1s, 1959, to Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Stephenson. "Brussels,'
son,'
Nwrimne0. ernettm4mmw0
VoneZletti, created, this Italian
beauty, detailed to Perfection but
remarkably easy to Make! ' The
brief bodice is cut in one with the
sleevea, has all applied band that
continues all the way down the
front opening, The high rising.
Skirt that ends tinder the inisom is
a' series of side pleats, :stitched to
the waistline an dent away under-
neath to eliminate !Milt, At the
waist, they open Out 1149 inverted
pleats to add Para, but controlled,
fullness to the skirt is meant
to be worn with a petticoat, Ribbon,
an inch and a half wide, 'is interlac-
ed over and under ,the midriff
Pleats ending in a Ternialleat bow
that hooks at the closing. Choose
paper taffeta shantiing, silk or
rayon crepe, novelty weaves or
3 ery sheer wool, From the size
chart select the one size, best for
you,
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BATH TOWELS
Good, size, in all PolownX
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at 59c each
Heavy •Terry Towels
for the lcitehen real value
at '89c. pair
NYLONS,'
first quality
3 pairs $L99
Located on busy street in Town of Wingham.
Major oil company. Good gallonage. Successful
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.art in Day- Of Prayer
n the way up
The first Friday in Lent is com-
memorated by women throughout
the world as a day of prayer, Spon-
sored by 'the Women's 'Inter-church
Council- of Canada, 3,500 commuyi.:
ities in .144 countries in all the con-
tinents litiVe services on this day;
conducted in 60 languages and 1,000
dialects.
Each` yca.i. the service is prepar-
ed in a diiferent-t conntry. 'This
year
t4erriseli)vs ,responsible for a ser-
viceldesigned to unite the Women 'of
the World' in a chain of prayer, us-
ing',a.s. their theme, "Lord. I Be-
lieve,, •!• ,
In Winghana the service was held'
in St. Paul's Anglican Church
with Mrs.- • R. A. Powell, president'
of • the WA., reading the call - td
Worship, followed by the worship
service, read responsively and the
Apostles' Creed.
The service of "Penitence" was
led by Mrs. A. Nimmo with' Mrs.
Pollock reading the Scripture,
Mothers' Auxiliary
We're on the way.up every Way ...
and we'll have' fun all the 'viay. .37.1
Because, all our family started the
saying habit early. Evbfyone of us
is a steady saver at
should be the pattern for our lives,
a missionary zeal that should seek
to give all the world an opportun-
ity to 'learn of Christ.' Creed, col-
our arid race, may 'separate us".but
the teachings of Christianity.bring
us all together in :this world'day
of ,•prayer to, offer our common
supplications:
A fitting conclusion- to the theme
was "My Task", sung by Mrs. Wil-
fred' Henry- witlit Mrs. Gordon pr
vidson• at"the organ. The, 'offering
was presented follevVed by the
hymn "The •Day Thou Gayest Lord
Is Ended!! and Mrs. Powell pro-
nounced the benediction.-
• The evening service was similar
to 'that of the afternoon, both ar
ra.nged•• by Mr's.', Herbert Fuller.,
The leaders in the evening were;
Mrs. Alvin Higgins, "Mrs. Ken.
'Leitch, Mrs.' Gary Gibson, Mrs.
lVfeNevin and 'Mrs. 'Roy Burchill.
Others taking part were Mrs. Ter-
ry Nethery, Mrs. Len Phillips, Mrs.
Don MeTagga,rt, Mrs, Ross Vogan,
Mrs. E. W, Pe'dley and Miss Bar-
bara Byers.
:Members of the C.G.I.T, and 'their
leaders were in attendance.
- Mrs. Henry Jensen• read• the, ad-
dress and the Junior choir of St.
Paula' sang "Fairest Lord Jesus"
as an anthem and the Lord's Pray-
er at the concluSion of the service.
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BANK OF COMMERC
MONEY IN THE BANK MEANS PEACE OF MIND,
Wingham branch — W. O. Struthers Manager
" N-Ien
Plan Annual, Banquet
The Scout and' Cub Mothers"'
Auxiliary met last Wednesday eve-
ning in', the Legion Home 'under
the chairmanship of Mrs. DeWitt
Miller, president for 1959.
Plans were discussed for the, fa-
ther and son banquet to be held in
the United Church basement, 0n
Wednesday, March 11th. Mrs. Mil-
ler was appointed as convener.
The Mothers' Auxiliary is' re-
questing Cub uniforms that h'ive
either been outgrown or in eases;
where Cubs have moved on tO4he,"
Scent Troop. They would *balwill-;
ing to purchase these uniforms,:„
AnyOne who has a, Cub Uniform notii
in use is asked to ;phone kri;iMii.:
ter at 210. • , • ' i
A social hour and liinchwasj
served to conclude' the ineeting";4
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SAVE ON YOUR Good' ttendance
At,CWL ,Etkhre
Ten tables were in play at the
weekly euchre party at Sacred
Heart Church on Tuesday
evening of last week. •
Winners were high lady, Mrs,
Bill Templeman; high man, Ed.
Bauer and Ed. Fitzpatrick won the
draw,
Lunch was• served and an en-
joyable social time spent. The
ladies of the Catholic Women's
Leagiie have been pleased with the
attendance at their euchre parties,
which had been held each Tuesday
for several weeks. They have
been discontinued until after the
Lenten season.
• INCOME T
while you save
for retirement
"New Process.7...$111)1f-qAIN:in your plans
• for prof40410.....00ip$:....:
Luke 22: 56-62.
Then caine the "Assurance" in
which, is affirmed 'ou'r belief in
God's purpose for us and in the re-
surrection and eternal life; for all
believers, the reading and prayer
' taken by Mrs. Lewis Hutton and
Mrs. Clark.
Following the declaration of be-
lief and faith in our Saviour comes
our consecration to a fuller life of
service to our Muter. Under the
leadership of Mrs. Norman Mc-
Laughlin it was asked' that all
might yield, themselves and their
possesioris 'm'ol'e fully to. God •and
that He might,sanctify lives and
make'"them" witnesses for Him.
A series 'of intercessory prayers
were offered by Mrs, F. <Aar,
Mrs. Stokes: Mrs. Fells, Mrs, Pel-
lock, Mrs. kacNaughton and Mrs.
Clark.
Illness having forced 'the absence
of the speaker, Mrs. 0. G. Ander-
son of Belgrave, Mrs. Nimmo read
the address on the topic, "Pray
Without Ceasing",
During this day the 'whole world
joins iri fellowship of prayer, It
begins at sunriSe ;in the Tonga Is-
lands and ends in the Aleutian Is-
lands off the coast of Alaska, an
unbroken 24-hour cycle of , prayer.
In 1920 a small group of women
' set apart this day for, special pray-
er and it has now become a farn-
il3n day of intercession with the
"whole round world bound together
in chains of prayet",
Otir belief in God and the value
of prayer * should produce unity,
beauty and order In our lives and
from this should stem service for
the Master and to all mankind,
The 'example of Cheat's life
INOOIWEI
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for ' the than with a young
CONSULT-.
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--Aepresentative--
Canada Life
WINGHAM, ONT,
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Canadian Government Annuity pre- ...
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certain limits.
PLANNED SAVINGS ALL' TOE WAY!
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its controlled low, moisture content,
and granular texture assures free-flolu.
fog... it drills, well, and there's almost a
complete abseoce of dust. SI-RJR-GAIN
retains its smooth flowing consistency,
despite long storage. After using
SHUR-GAIN, equipment is' easily
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SAMPLE TAX SAVINGS
(ford Married'taxpayer with ne deriendoMe
based an 1958 Income 'tax rates)
Tax Saving
$ 39
95
1.50
240
Earned Income Contribution
to Savings Plan*
$ 3,000 $ 300
5,000 .560
7,500 750 ,
10,000 1,000
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World Day of Prayer
In McIntosh Church
In spite rof icy roads a goodly
number . of ladles, from Barnett
Presbyterian Chinch, and the
United Chdreh attended the annual
World Day of Prayer service in
McIntosh Church on Friday. The
theme was "He 'Said; Lord, I be-
lieve and he Worshipped Him".
The program was well carried
through, Every one taking their
appointed parts; Rev. Harold West
gave a splendid address, Mrs, Allan
'White sang a , very -appropriate
solo. •
Rev, West closed with the bene-
diction, Lunch 'was' then served by
the McIntosh ladies,
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or angel cakes. A Watery egg white
will beat uti to as great a Voluble
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