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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-01-03, Page 3Folding Aluminum AWNINGS LUM.RF,R Tetkphane 260 FLOOR WALL T ■! I LES BU WING Aluminum SASH DOORS CUPBOARDS Wingha.m t griamo DOMPIT ARGUE When It's 80 cisy '\ fo Beautify Those / Old f=loors 1 Rent our ettsy,to•use equipment and ro.flnish dull, worn floors with lustrous, beautiful surfaces. Do it yourself with our easy-tause Rental Equipment and save time and money -- change those dull, worn surfaces into floors that are beautiful and lustrous. OUR 11.0W COST RENTAL PLAN FURNISHES EVERYTHING YOU NEED Famous Clarke Speedy sand- ers, edgers and polishers - sandpaper, varnish, stain, filler and brushes - full instructions. PHONE ORMAYTION ALLl a Alexander's Hardware The work clothes that laugh at hard wear! Haye OVERALLS WORK SHIRTS. WORK PANTS FOR THE WORKING MAN Haugh's "8ie 8B" Cverelis are premium grade overalls com- bining Haugh's Sanforized Gold label cloth and flews workmanship Extra full tut for more comfortable $t, with heavy dia- mond bar lacks at all points of strain for longer wear. Your bore overall buy -- Haugh's "Big art rafi.dIy Clothing Store SOME CHRISTMAS -Little Keith Cameron, 10 -month-old son sent for Keith after all. It is a layout which his grandfather, of Mr, and Mrs. David Cameron, looks over the model trains his Norman Cameron purchased for Keith's father and his uncle, father has set up in the basement and seems to be wondering Brian Cameron, over the years. It Is a most interesting sight just what switch to push. Turns out the trains weren't a pre- and no doubt is the envy of every boy in the neighborhood. ,,7y 'lk,DEW' W v i �;;MZ..'"�'•'4 +°•.�`�. �aa`*pa��xPJ:a�Sa� d..J?.,J`:..%T, t`.w.,a ..�'�.,a. ,. ,a . �': � �.� B Y , a �.s .. MEETS AT CHURCH To Live in Wingham Mr.., Mrs. C. Rintoul PERSO AL a -Rev. and Mrs, J. C. Thompson and family of London spent New Year's with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Reid. Mrs. Kemp of Cape Breton, who spent 30 years as a missionary do Trinidad, was with Mr, and Mrs. Reid for New Year's. -Mr. H. Treneer has returned after spending a Christmas holi- day with his relatives in Windsor and Detroit. -Mr. and Mrs, Bob Wenger vis- ited on New Year's with her sister, Mrs. Ken Dowd, Mr, Dowd and family, near Milverton. Lorna re- turned home with them after a week's holiday with her uncle and aunt. Randy, Brenda and Bonnie Sue Hafermehl visited their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hafer- mehl of Mildmay one day last week, ---Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Scroggie and Billie of Guelph and Mr. Ver- non Green of the RCAF, Clinton, and local relatives spent New Year's with Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Forsythe. -Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon and son Hugh, Minnie St., spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Sinnamon, Wroxeter. -Mrs. Dorothy Ryan, Cathy and Gregory, •ef Toronto, spent Christ- H [G I PROFITS i th yl ;. GRADES °a s F tWill$.4.Yt . � VOM/4144'' 9 , ";�m,0f, B. ::.... ••::sic;:<;.�rv.,:f::l<a:: }[ µ. ,P'-) F ....: £ y �,• .q1 'Y,4 °+ea+ W e S�^F'6 471 •t��a/F.1N' u�YhCC �4l.t O Yr'�f P h �. N'I Nn p+ "P n-� DON'T WASTE DOLLARS !BECAUSE OF LOW GRADES You'll find that the SHUR-GAIN 6 step Hog Feeding Program is the plan . � provide p all the nutrients that helps to topgrades and highest profits for yot>!.. It provides needed for each step of growth. Drop i i anytime ... we'll talk about HOG FEEDS .. HOG GRADES . , . AND HOG PROFITS. WING PHONE t42 yaialiwat AM FEED MILL 1 Inas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Elliott and other The regular meeting of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Women's Mis- sionary Society was held on Tues- day with the vice-president, Mrs. members of the family. Her sister, W. Murchison, presiding. Mrs. Miller Davis, returned with The call to worship was given and her to spend New Year's in Tor- onto. - Mr, and Mrs, 3. Lockric1ge and family, of Watford; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dunbar, of Stratford; Sister Marie Christine, of Sarnia, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott and family, a hymn was sung. The devotional was taken by Mrs, H. Aitcheson, Miss K. Pringle and Miss V. Mc- Laughlin, in which the New Year's worship service from the Glad Tid- ings was followed. A prayer was repeated in unison. of Bracehridge, visited at the home Mrs. Jack Day gave a very in - of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. formative and interesting account Waiter Lockridge, and attended the funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. Dinsley. ---Mr. and Mrs. David Horwood and Peter returned home Saturday from a week's vacation in To- ronto, Mr. Horwood's parents, and his brother, James, accompanied them and spent the New Year's week -end here. - Mr. and Mrs. Bruce MacDon- ald and family spent the New Year's week -end with Sgt. and the Church Yesterday and Today in Mrs. R., M. Bell and family in British Guiana," This was done 'in the form of an interview and gave a very clear account of. British Guiana of 'today and yesterday. The work done by the Presbyterian Church was presented and the need for more missionaries was ktresse,9. of the work done at the Film Workshop" held in the United ('Murch in November. She explained very fully the use that should be made of audio-visual aids in meet- ings. A letter was read from Miss Laura Collar by Mrs. T. Currie. After the business of the meeting had. been dealt with Miss V. Mc- Laughlin and Miss H. Wilson pre- sented the topic "The Impact of Kingston, They also, called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bridge and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Reidt in Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Brian Groh if Brighton. Holiday visitors wan Mr. and Lstek of enough missionaries pre- 1Virs. N. T. McLaughlin were Miss g Nell Hutchison and Miss Meta vents the church from carrying out McLaughlin of Toronto, Mr. Muir to the fullest its program of McLaughlin, Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. evangelization and education of the John McLaughlin, Jane and Shir- people of British Guiana, Miss Wil- ley of Ottawa. son offered prayer. --Mr. and Mrs. Horst :vtsyk and A hymn was sung and the bene was repeated in unison. family of Stratford were visitors diction_ an Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. spent Christmas Day with her son John Langridge and family. --Mrs. Charles Hawke of Calgary and family here. and Mrs, John Dinsley of Pensa- Miss Anne Geddes spent the Cala, Ma., were visitors over the New Year week -end with Mr, and holiday season at the home of their Mrs. Atkin Rann of Brussels. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Lockridge and attend- --Visitors at the home of their ed the funeral of their mother, Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Po- Dinsley. Other visitors at the coek of Diagonal Road over the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nichol of Glencoe and Mr, and Ivrrs. J. Plourde of Sarnia. ---Mr. John Krug of Montreal and Miss Carla Krug of Elmira spent the holidays with their par- ents, -Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Krug. ..-Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown wore Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Adams and fam ily, Hepworth; Mr. and Mrs. Char- lie Loughlean and Mr, John f p Loughlean o Southam ton; Mr. and Mrs. Scotty Macintosh and family of Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs Tack Macintosh and family of Stratford; Mr. and. Mrs, Sam Shantz and family, Ayr; Miss Lor ne, Bolt of Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones, Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. Ian MacLaurin. and Jay and Mr. Wayne Brown of Toronto. • Mr. and Mrs. Neil McLean of Toronto and Roderick of Water lea College, spent Christmas holi. days with his sister, Mrs, Elmer Walker, Mr. Walker and family. Miss Bertha Walker of Walker ton spent a. couple of days last week at the same home. -Mrs. M. Blatchford spent sew oral clays at Christmas with her son-in-law and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. L. R. Eldridge and fam- ily at Petawawa. ---Mr, and Mrs, Harry 1-Tender. sonand two !daughters of Owen Sound Were visitors at the week end with her sister, Airs, Carl Lott, Mr. Lott and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson and family 'of Orillia spent Christmas and several days last week with her sister, Mrs. Allan Hafermehl, •Mr. Hafermehl and family. Oth er holiday guests at the same home were another sister, Mrs. Claire Graff of Newmarket; and their bra diol•, Ttaipit Ayel'st of T;ilint Lake. • Mrs John TInferrnehl of Mildmay Clinton. White and yellow mums decor- ated Hampden 'United Church for the wedding Wednesday afternoon, Dec, 27, of Joan. Elizabeth Byers, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Byers, of Hanover, and Charles Albert Rintoul, son of Mr. and Mrs Albert Rintoul of Wingham. Rev E. G. Cowan performed the Gere - many. The organist was the bride's grandmother, Mrs. James Byers, and the groom's sister, Mrs. J. Ro- bert Campbell of Elliot Lake sang two solos, "The Lord's Prayer" and "0 Perfect Love, The 'ilritttr,hnnt Advnnee-Times re of tl.ttY, .r tbt, $, Juin ±i.'ttge ro' holidays were Mr. and Mrs,ar- The young couple will live in old Pocock and family of Bruce- Wingham. The bride is a certified nursing assistant on the staff of the Wingham General Hospital. Mr, Byers gave his daughter in marriage, She chose a waltz - length gown of white lace over taffeta with a scoop neckline and lily -point sleeves. Her "finger-tip veil was caught with a 'crown of sequins and she carried a bouquet of red roses with white streamers. Maid of honor, Miss Beverley Wright of Londesboro, wore a green nylon sheer dress and car- ried a nosegay of yellow and white chrysanthemums, while the brides- maid, Miss Jane Abernathy of Owen Sound, wore yellow nylon sheer and carried a similar nose- gay. The groomsman was Arnold Ril- ey of Clinton and the ushers were Donald and Larry. Byers and Don- ald Rintoul. A reception was held in the base- ment of the church, when the bride's mother received in a tur- quoise blue lace over taffeta dress. She was assisted by the groom's mother, who chose a mid -blue crepe trimmed with lace and each had a ,corsage of pink carnations. For their wedding trip to points north Mrs, Rintoul donned a red and black figured wool suit with black accessories and a corsage of white carnations. field, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Po- cock and family of Whitby, Mr. Wilfred Pocock and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ruhnke of Guelph and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith and Chris of Kitchener. - Mr. and Mrs, John Sutherland of Toronto, son and daughter-in- law of Mrs. James Seli, visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs Sell. - Mr, and Mrs. Ken Baker and family of Strathroy were visitors over the New Year's weer -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adair. Mr. and Mrs. T. Webster and Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Parker spent New Year's with relatives ani friends in Kitchener, - -Mr, and Mrs. Elgin C'otttts, Don and Peter, of Leaside, visited over the week -end with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Coutts. -_ Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ritchie, James and Thomas of Lucknow, spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs, T. Ritchie, - Mr. and Mrs. James Seli spent the Christmas holiday week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bennett and family of Tngersotl, - Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Stone. house of 13elgrave, Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Johnston and Nancy of Myth, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Ed- gar and children and Mr. and Mrs. Art iddgar and children, Mr. and Mrs. 'Maitland Id:dgar and children of Clinton and Mr, Alvin Orvis wore guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. Edgar on ChristmasDay. • Mr. and Mrs. A. TEdg•tr spent Tl'tsw Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Maitland TJ".dgar and family at pattern RETIREMENT s' A Wonderful Last Opportunity to fill in sets or to awn fine family Silverplate at BIG RETIREMENT SAVINGS. 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