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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-08-08, Page 9RRQCIC AND TWIST THE WRNS "COUNT DOWNS" FRIDAY, AUGUST 10th AT THE ROYAL T, WINGHAM DANCING 10 TIL 1 A.M. • �I/pl/1IIMIII/III■I11/III/III■III�111/III■Ill�lillrll IMIII■illdlll�lli/III■III/III/111111)/IIU W. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST P Nowa whole new golden world of SIGHT and SOUND. See our HEARING -AID GLASSES, lightest in weight. s 1 1 Phone 37 for appointment i.11111111111111P111111119111111111111111111111111111111M1111111111111N1111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111 el MI MI MI IM MI MI 111 112 II SAVE 10% ■ ■ r ■ —AT— , ,I ALEXANDER'S HARDWARE STORE j Thurs., Fri., Sat., Aug. 9=10=11 ONLY • PRESENT' THIS COUPON AND SAVE 10% ON YOUR F' '(:ASH PURCHASE. .hake a list of your needs of Hard- ' ware items, Gifts, Paint, etc.. and SAVE 10% by cutting 11 out this coupon and using it; this WEEK ONLY Oil any CASH PURCHASE at Alexanclei's Hardware Luiaa-10 ui IF YOU PLAN A TRIP THIS SUMMER HERE IS ECONOMY SEE THESE USED CARS NOW ON OUR LOT 1962 VOLKSWAGEN DEMONSTRATOR 1960 DELUXE VOLKSWAGEN 1957 DELUXE VOLKSWAGEN 1961 COMET SEDAN Every car in top trtedhanical condition and sparkling clean ALSO ON DISL'LAY — THE NEW VW 1500 SERIES AND A NEW 1962 DELUXE VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN :PRICES WILL NOT BE INCREASED BY NEW TARIFFS UNTIL PRESENT STOCKS ARE SOLD. Wingham BodyShop SIA ADAMS Your Volkswagen Dealer in Wingham & District PHONE 746 - WINGHAM Living in W ingharn Rev, T. J, McKinney of Teeswa- ter officiated for the wedding of Marion Angileen, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Farrier, Wing - ham, and William Alexander Mac. Intyre, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Maclntyre, in St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church, Mrs. Gordon Davidson was organist .and sang .two and "O Perfect Love", pink and blue gladioli church, The bride Branch was the flower girl. Her white nylon dress had a rose cum- merbund and she carried a basket of yellow Shasta daisies, The groom's attendant was Grant Maclntyrc of Sarnia and the ush- ers were Wayne Farrier of White- church and Ronald Cleghorn of the ) Wingham. Crawford Douglas The reception in the church par - solos, "Wedding Prayer" Ior was attended by guests from Baskets of Galt, Toronto, Kitchener, London, the and Sarnia. They were received by the •bride's mother, who wore a blue nylon sheath with white ac- cessories and a corsage of white mums. The groom's mother wore a blue and pink flowered nylon chiffon dress with white accessor- ies and a corsage of pink carna- tions. A beige sheath with green acces- sories and a corsage of bronze mimes was chosen by the bride as her travelling- costume on the wed - cling trip to Northern Ontario. They are making their home in Wing - ham. graced entered the church with her father. She wore a full- length gown of Chantilly lace and nylon tulle, styled with fitted bod- ice and scalloped sabrina neckline embroidered with sequins and pearls. The sleeves were lily -point and the full bouffant skirt of ny-. Ion tulle had panels of lace, It was worn over ruffled tulle and taffeta. A mohair crown with rhinestones held her circular il- lusion veil and she carried a cas- cade of red roses, white mums and ivy. Marie Doyen of Wingham and Lynn Freudeman .of Kitchener were the bride's attendants and wore identical dresses of nylon in shades of rose and yellow, with fit- ted bodices and scoop necklines. The midriff had a hand of taffeta forming a how at the back and the bouffant skirt, ballerina length, was worn over tulle and taffeta. They carried bouquets of white Shasta daisies. Miss Carol Farrier of Long Attend Wedding In Sarnia Church WHITEC.HURCH -Miss Kathleen ° Ma11ey, who spent last week at London, returned home and on Sat- urday Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Mal- ley, Kathleen and Lynn attended the marriage of David Rae and Kathryn Taillon, at noon in St. ,Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, Sarnia. They also attended the wedding dinner at the Sarnia Golf and Country Club for 135 guests and visited at the home of the Tail- lon family. Mrs. Taillon is a sis- ter of Mr, O'Malley. Lynn O'Malley of Sarnia has his vacation this week and he and his mother left on Sunday to spend a few days with London relatives. V.B.S. Closes WHITL+'CHURCH—'.Che Vacation Bible School at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James Richardson wound up bn Friday with about 100 child- ren and 25 adults present for a social afternoon. The leaders served cookies and freshic and ice cream. Mrs. Rich- ardson wishes to thank all who `11/III■illlil11!11111111■11IIIIIIIiIl111111II/'ll/III■III11111111111 1111111■1lili1■III1111111111A111■III/IIIL1111/III/11111111■III/III/ill/III/III■III/III/III/III■III/III■III/III/III/111/111■III/III/IIIE helped in any way to make it a = _ successful course for the two weeks p r and those who faithfully brought f C H E C K the loads of children. i Runaway Tractor WHI'TEX)HURCH--Mr. and Mrs. Walter ,James 11rlrcl Leonard `of \Voodstoclt spent the week --end with her father, Mr. Arthur Moore. Mr, Moore had a, troubled time for a short while a few weeks ago, when his tractor, which he had parked be side his houSe, suddenly swung into action and ran 1111) ,'sown, It was halted by the windmill that stal,dr, nearby, which saved the day for Mr, Moore, Family Celebrates On 25th Anniversary WI-IITF;CIIURCH -- Mr. Harold ('a.semore, Mr. and Mrs, Ed Marsh, Mr, and MM's, Gordon Ross and Mr. and Mrs, McQueen were ,n charge of a social evening in the Memor- lal Hall here last 'Thursday eve- ning, in honor of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Moss, who were celebrating the 25th anniver- sary of their marriage, Nineteen tables were in play for the euchre, with Miss Mary HOU' anti Lorne I'1<hvard holding high points and Mrs, Falconer and Heil Malda holding low points, Mr, and Mrs. Ross were presented with a tri -lite floor lamp and a purse of money. All enjoyed the 'lance that followed with music provided by the Bruce orchestra and local tal- ent. heir many fricnns in this cont. munity extend hest wishes for many more happy years together. WHI"I1ECHURCH Mr, and Mrs. Donglas McQueen of Toronto spent the past two weeks at the Silver Birch cottage at Bayfield •and spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross of Tilrnherry, Mrs. Leo Leshley' of Toronto also spent the week -end here. Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Couplancl of Toronto spent the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Robinson, and with Wroxeter re- latives. Doris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Rinloul, visited last week with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Cald- well of Blyth and Linda and Jean ('a1rlwell aro spending this week at the fintoul home, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Spielm aeh_ c'r of Mildmay visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Howard Mar. tin of West Wawanosh. 1110 Wingham Advanca-x` MO; Wean401417R +1nlr,, 4, Ito rano Nish• airtirtit 4 -the, besfryo wash dishes is «3M a distance I An electric dishwasher washes and dries the dishes ... leaves them sparkling clean, all ready for the next meal. Say goodbye' 1' • 11, 1 • to dishpan hands and dishwashing drudgery! It's just about the happiest thing that can happen to a family! And electricity does it— efficiently--economically—with an electric dishwasher. Wingham Public Utilities Commission TO GET MORE OUT OF LIFE ... GET THE MOST OUT OF ELECTRICITY WHITECHURCII Mrs. George Thompson and sons of Feversham spent the weekend with her father, Rev. W. J. Watt. Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Farrier, Wayne and Janis, visited on Sun- day with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Gil- lespie of Sarnia, and Mrs. harrier and Janis are staying for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purdon spent a few days last week at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Floyd Bolt of Belwood, Mr. Bolt has been a patient in Fergus Hos- pital, Valerie, Patty and Bobby Bott accompanied them home to spend a week here. x\1111111111111.111/III11111■III/111111111/111/III■III/111/111/111■III11111/III■11111111/IIIU111■1II/II IU11I/III■I II■III111111111■III■iIIUI II/111/1 I VIII I/II I/III/III■III/I I IUII IU11111111/III/III/III/111111' ■ ILLE/L 41 y A`F ■ ,,, i 1 DI i h. w ij (Formerly Hanna's Ladies' Wear) "" i k 2., A • IV iii tn1 al Sale Day Bargains A li fil A 11 0 ii IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT THE REMAINING STOCK BE SOLD SO THE WOOL SKIRTS HATS GLOVES PRICES ARE LOW e e e �1 ■ ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE AUG. 8-11 INCLUSIVE A G R 1 �x:.. 10 L$'. w r BAG7 9 C A G R. 1 E CTN. THESE= REDPATI'-I GRANULATED IGA ■ ., tr. �r N1 L$. 7 n _ A � ALL POPULAR CANADIAN BRANDS TTES ETN.'2. 9 9 OF 200 = ail ONE 11 -oz. BOTTLE IG.A KETCHUP FREE with the purchase of three 11 -oz. MORTON'S 1w PIES89c' ALL for ONLY '1 9 0 DECORATORS CAN MOVE IN NEXT WEEK PLAIDS and PLAINS Values to 00.95 — CLEARING AT 1 1 1 SPECIAL RACK Il of SUITS COATS $3,99 Values to $7.95 CLL#ICING AT 1.49 J coloni.'s to choose: from Reg. I$1.95 — SELLING OUT AT '4.99 100 SCARVES in Longi and Squares CLEARING AT 39c EACH 49c 1w BRASSIERES - MOLES All ■ • PLAYTEX and EX(itristI"h. FORM at HALF -P'''RICE WATCH for the date of Miller's Ladies' Wear opening with all New Stock of La= dies' .Ready=to=Wear in the NEWEST FALL STYLES • w 1 1 HALVES—LAKE BRAND CE S = Choice 20 -oz. Quality "riN NEW CROP NO. 1 EXTRA LARGE VALENCIA—From Sun ny South Africa—Save 20c doz. rya E D OZ. 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