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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-05-20, Page 3Just like milk butter belongs on your family table! ONTARIO CREAM MARKETING BOARD REPREEERTING 50,000 CREAM PRODUCERS The Wingham A4raesa-Ilmath W•daiiillay, May Ze. Wed,At Sacred Heart On Monday Morning Relatives Attend BUT NOW AND SAVE Isugoi011•1101•1•1101011•111111,11011•1101111011.111111,11514 .: • Sto T • Take advantage of the olDseason in the heating business to put your furnace in condition .for next winter. Call us for FLEE INSPECTION Heavies :$0.vopla* ,Ctoroot ratterno HALF PACE.. iNfrwIRAluori" and '11A10101VVII" IN (KING'S; PLATE AUTHORIZED * At, no cost to you,. check your furnace for eafety, economy and trouble. If it's o,k, -well tell you so, Minot' repairs can be made now at mach lower rates. Or, it'll new furnace is needed we can help you select the ANTI-15S furnace best suited to your needs, Kerner/71Ni' , LOW DOWN PAYAIENT ,--,, EASY TERMS. PERCY W. CLARKE Plumbing — Beating — Sheet Metal Work PHONE 255 'VVIN GUAM $43.75 Farewell 'Reception A farewell reception was held in Toronto on Saturday at the home of Mr, and MM.. Robert Meade .in honor of their son and daughter- tiVlaw, Rev, Harold R. and Mrs. Mead; who are leaving for the Mission field In Brasil, Among the relatives who ..attend- ed were Mrs, Charles Aitkon, Mr, and. Mrs. Stewart Aitken of Kin- cardine, .141%. .Albert Aitken of London, Mrs, James McBurney, Mrs, Iritna Jenkins, Mr, and Mrs. Clare Niergarth, Mrs. Bnrvey Niergarth, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Sta.plefon and family, all of Wing, ham, Miss Guelda Stapleton of Wi- arton, ena Mrs, Norman Begg and family of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Dirner Niergarth of Toronto. and Mr. Roy Callaway of Elora, Mrs, Robert Meads to the former Ethel. Chandler of this district; DON'T MISS 42-piece. Service for 8 1 1 • lk lAr igq001.1 1 6 S 4(41p.- TWELLERYI PHONE ?sp V WINGHAM, ONTARI0 41111111111111111111111111.111.111•1111111.111.11111111,1111011111111111,111111111111111111111111111111111110111M This. award-winning new film is now available to help your community organize its own safety council IVIEETS PILEMIERLatilton Priess a well-known resident of Fordwich, was caught by the camera as he shook hands with, Premier Leslie Frost the P.O. rally hero on Tuesday evening, Sacred Heart Church, wit a setting of red ehryeanthennAMS. and fern, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Monday, May !.8th at: 11 o'clock, when Gladys Elizaheth (Sue) Yeo was united in Oho hands Of 'holy roatriMony with Lawrence Robert Sharpe of Walkerton, Father R. 'Durand performed the ceremony and Miss Sally Sioeeer Presided at the organ, Miss Sara Skinn was soloist. The bride is the daughter of M. and Mrs, Sperling Yea of Wingham and the groom's parents are Mr, and. Mrs. Robert Sharpe of Walkerton. ^ The bride was lovely in an im- ported ..Chantilly lace over nylon net and taffeta gown, 'Her dress was floor-length, with a lace bodice, lily-point. sleeves, and a, full skirt. Her waistlength veil of nylon net with Chantilly lace edging was caught by a. nylon net and pearl tiara;, • .190 carried -arwItitO."ilre3rer' book with mother of pearl binding, crested with pink and white chrys- anthemums, from 'whjela fell oink and white streamers. The_ bride was given • in marriage by • her father, • .UVriss Joan M,c1Kay was maid of. honor and.. Miss. Faye Yeo was her sister's bridesmaid, The were dressed alike in pink nylon, net, over tziffeta and wore white feather hats, Their corsages. were pink and white chrysanthemums, The ,gromnsm.au was Johnny 'son of Walkerton and John 'Seddon of North Bay 'and Jerry Derirnept, Hamilton, were ushers, About' 80 guests were , received ; at the Legion Home, where. the - wedding breakfast was served. The ; bride's mother received, wearing a royal blue lace dress with beige accessories and a corsage 'or. red roses. She was assisted by the groom's mother," who wore rose- wood lace with beige accessories and a rase corsage. - • The bride's table was decorated with pink candles and centred with the wedding cake, The other tables were decorated with bou-! qUets of flowers. Guests wehe Federation News Traffic accidents and fatalities in your community can be reduced by the activities of a Safety Council. Many Ontario communities now have local councils. The facts prove they are , serving effectively—and saving lives. To show the "why" and "how" of safety council organization, the award-winning film "1111) BROKILN DOLL" is now available to any civic-minded individual Or organization in your community. Produced by the Attorney General of Ontario and recognized by the National Safety Council as the best film of its kind, it can help you organize your own local safety council. If you wish to obtain the film "THIS BROKEN DOLL" for showing in your community, write to HON. A. KELSO ROBERTS ATTORNEY GENERAL Parliament Buildings, Tbronto, Ontario By J. Carl Piernint,rway The directors of the . Huron County Federation of Agriculture held their regular monthly Meet- ing on May 12th. A resolution re-. questing that the Department - of Highways give more serious con- sideration- to avoiding the destruc- present from Walkerton, Kincar- dine; North Bay, Hamilton, Port Colborne, Stratford, Handver, Lon- don, Wroketer, Port Perry, Elm- wood and Wingham and district. For the Wedding trip MA. Sharpe wore a dress with .white silk nylon background with black coin dots. and black adeessories, • They will reside in Walkerton. G. ALAN WILLIAMS Optornetriitt Patrick St., Wingham Phone 770 Backache! .—tined out! —rest disturber, ARE ALL lion of valuable farm lands was to be forwarded to the 0.F,A, for study, In response to a request from the government for suggestions to in- crease the percentage voting in municipal elections it was suggest- ed that the rate of pay for coun- cillors set by the Dept. of Muni- cipal Affairs should be raised. Also it was felt that, since this' was a privilege of citizenship in a free country, the Federation should do all in its power to encourage everyone to vote. Warren Zurbrigg reported ion the O.F.A. members' meeting of May 7th. A good portion of the time was spent in discussing the new support price on dairy products, particularly on milk po'vder. With the 'former floor of 150 on spray powder in bulk the consumer is paying 35c 'per lb. package. Now that the floor has been dropped to 10c it will 'be interesting to see if ,the retail price drops to 30c. The announcement that W. C. Good's book on the history of farm organization in Ontario was most welcome, The County Federation is ondering 10 copies for re-sale to anyone wishing this book, It should fill a real need to give us a background into what has hap- pened in the past. Doug Miles, agricultural repre- sentative reported that the Brucel- losis canvass 'had been completed with about 90% of the farmers favouring this project, Mr. Miles expressed appreciation to the Fed- eration for the time and effort in carrying out this canvass. WIVES FED UP? YOU, YES, YOU CAN, When they are troubled by backache, that tired out feeling or disturbed rest, many, many women turn to Dodd's Kidney Pills. These conditions can be caused by excess acids and wastes in the system and Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate the kidneys and aid their normal action of removing these excess acids and wastes. Then life seems brighter, housework lighter! Why don't you, too, try Dodd's? 63 For the FINEST BUILDING SUPPLIES at a FAIR PRICE look for this sign of quality LDA bealers in your town: Wingham Sawmill Co., Ltd. WINOHA1$1, ONTARIO '411romiftemmusioximowr AN EXTRA $10,000 FOR YOU Let's say you put one dollar a day into an In- vestors plan. These few dollars a week — will grow into $10,000 in just twenty years! More than 100,000 Can- adiaris are alreadiniaking their dreams come true through Investors Syndi- cate, and a plan can be tailored to suit your speci- fic needs. Start now to build a substantial cash reserve for your future. See your Investors Syndicate repre- sentative SOO it. Thomas A. Jartlin Phone 147, Winghain, Out. • Emerson 'VC! Phone 334W, Narrlaton Rev.'Perrie Continued from page one "At the reception tendered by the congregation, •gifts were presented to Dr. Perrie by the several or- ganizations of the church: the Ses- sion, Women's Association, Even- ing Guild, Choir and the Couples' Club, Among the gifts were a Geneva gown and the hood, sig- nifying the degree, Mrs. Perrie was presented with a bouquet of roses, "Dr, Perrie is a native of Wing- ham and a son of the manse. His father, the late Dr. David` Perrie, was Moderator of General Assem- bly in 1920. Dr. Perrie's wife is a niece of the late ,Mrs. Allan Mills, also of Wingham. They have a family of three, two sons and a daughter, Anne, who in September is entering Queens University, her mother's Alma Mater, "In 1956 Dr. and Mrs. Perrie and family came to Stretsville and al- ready have endeared themselves to the congregation of St. An- drew's, as well as to the community at large. "Dr, Perrie graduated from Uni- versity College, Toronto and in 1029 from Knox College, taking honors in Greek and Hebrew. Following his ordination he served at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, North Battleford, Sask., and later in the mission charge of North Hill and Pleasant Heights in Calgary. 'Returning to Ontario, Dr. Per- rie was in the charge of Hastings, Norwood and Havelock churChes front 1942 to 1950 occupied the pul- in the Presbytery of Teterboro and 1956 he was minister of Amos pit 'of 'Leamington., From 1950 to Church, Dronaore, and lnox Church NOrmaliby, during part of which time he was Moderator of Saugeen Presbytery. 'Then in 1956 Dr, Perrie Was' elected Moderator of the Synod of. Toronto and Kingston, and it the same year, he accepted the call to St, Andrew's Church, Streets- Ville and Knox Sixteen. He WAS also appointed a rileinber of the "Articles of Faith" Conintittee Genetal. 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