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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-09-26, Page 5a 1 imUelIi1MIiIllI olli { ompo1A ill eloIlii1M micnt i t11iimitonirli INnsmitonnim 1 Wo ..>;a HMLTON_ q OPTOMETRIST a I Now rt whole new golden world of SIGHT and SOUND, See our III ARING-AI GLASSES, lightest in weight. Phone 37 for appointment vlo111 114 11/0/11011 li'Ysiilmirmil' I ii1111>r/ vailiNslUai11MIIIIWliI11pIIIit1v111111111WIIIp;ii . xnrvest Services (K)RRIh, ;t. S'tephen's Angle can Church wa•, made beautiful for the Harvest 'Thanksgiving serviee on Sunday morning with the fruits of the harvest, garden and flowers. 'l'lwre was speela1 !mesh by the choir, The rector, Mr. (icon',° Anderson, chose as his text, "A. land where thou shalt: eaaL bread Wit bout scarceness, thou shalt not hark anything.; in it." His theme was "Enough to hive On; Enough to Live For; Enough to Live By" 4µY} U R,fti T ' R • ALE FOR 1,2or3 YEAR; ME LA T M LOAN AND J\VESTVIE iT COMPANY "Canada's Oldest Mortgage Company" 191 NORTH FRONT STREET -- SARNIA Letter Outlines Work at .C;ar iston liORRIE Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grain- (1(?IiItII�: The opening outer'' -Grain- ger, Janet and reg, Wallaoeburg, meeting of the W. A. of se. Ste spent the wrr}s-a welds -end with Mr, and phial's Anglican Church was hold Mrs' Ceell Iiminger and attended un Thursday at they home of Mrs. Edward .Newton. with an atten dance Of 18. The meeting opened with the singing of a hymn and the president, Mi•s. Gordon tin the Walton United Church anni- versary. W. E. Whitfield, Bert Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques, Mrs. u}erwaocl, led In prayers and the Robert Allan, Mrs. Ernest Harris, litany. Bull calf was answered by Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Jacques, M. and Mrs. Robert Harkness, Mr.naming; a missionary. Mrs. C. and Mrs, Bruce Harkness attended Lawrence read Scripture. the funeral of Mr. James Graham was read by Mrs. Nt w in St. `Timothy's Anglican Church, Toronto, ort Thursday. the Indian Residential Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robina of tell Toronto and Miss Me]pha Taylor of Wingham called recently on the ('arson families. Mr. and Mrs. (;°urge Brown and Jean visited with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Scott, I9xeter, on Sunday. by the Anglican Church of Canada week .James Shera spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs, Peroy e , , dise;rssec] by four members. (oul,laac,i, Wingham, Mr". "l mites Lawr(alee, whc also Mr. and Mrs, Fred Coulter visit - spoke of work }n the Iocal church: eel with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mrs. Norman Wade, on India, Pak. Walker, Concession 8, Wallace, on istan and India; Mrs. R. T. Bcn• Sunday, nett., the Columbia Coast Mission and Mrs, Harry King of work arnoug the Eskimo, The meeting was closed by Mrs, Anderson the hostess serval lunch. A letter lou iron' f lrhool at c ]arduton, Alberta, Ing of I he work carried 00 there. Mrs, 1korge Anderson, wife of the nt.w rector, wtoi welc'o'med. The rnissionary work carried on Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brunk° of Detroit, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr. Reg. Brown of Teoswater visited recently with Mrs May Jackson. and Mrs, Andrew Davidson spent Saturday with Mrs. Mary Campbell Chevrolet Impala Convertible Chevrolet Bel Air Station Wagon Chevrolet Biscayne 2.Door Sedan SPLAY SEPT. 28th Chevrolet impala Sport Sedan From the trim new front end to the stylish new rear tick, Chevrolet for '63 has the looks of the leader. Lines are crisp and clean — interiors are lovely and luxurious --- the ride is Jet -smooth and silent. Bold, brilliant engineering of the '63 Chevrolet brings you such under -the -skin improvements as self-adjust- ing brakes, impact -resisting safety door latches, bat- tery -saving Delcotron generator, extended -life exhaust system, 6 months or 6,000 mile lubrication interval and • Chevy T! Novo 400 Sedan Chrvy II made a name for itself in just one year. And this year it's even bet tort for the '63 Chevy II combines the easy -cam fea- tiires of tlia ing (.`•hovvolet Illus its own advantages—park- anywhere" size, full -family room, pep and economy and a full complement of optional poser assists, See the new Chevy II -•-- it's exciting, lr hitran,l tires optioned at extra teat. COME TO THE CHEVROLET GO SHOW AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S SHOWROOM A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Air -Washed rocker panels and front fender liners to reduce corrosion. But holed on, there's more. There's a brand new smooth -as -silk standard Six, and livelier - than -ever VS engines in a choice of 13 models, plus a list of options and convenience equipment as long as your arm. It's going to be a great year for Chevrolet * your year to go Chevrolet '63 — it's exciting Corvoir Monza Crul, Coupe Bright new accents, colors and interiors highlight (*arvair's distinctive -as -ever styling for '63. Self-adjusting brakes, im- proved front suspension and extended -life exhaust system add to Corvair's already impressive list of automotive achievements. For the sheer fun of it, test drive a '03 Corvaiv. It's exciting! N Phone 139 HAM MOTORS Wingharn, Ontario CliEritOLET Be sure to see Bonanza on the C.130. TV network, each Sunday. CheeI your local listing for channel and time. 40th Anniversary Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Gowdy entertained Mr: and Mrs, Roy Gowdy at dinner• on the oeeasien of their 4oth wedding anniversary Mr. and lutes, James Doig, Wrox- eter; Mr; and Mrs, Fred fiyndrnan, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Gowdy also attended. The Coupi+a Was. present- ed with a, table lamp. of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. E. W, Rever, Mr, and Mrs Arthur We}tendorf, Jim- my, Bobby and Ronald of Hanover were Sunday visitors with Mr, .and Mrs, $erns Stewart, Mr, and Mrs. Richard, Bennett returned home on 'Thursday from a motor trip through the Eastern provinces and Maine, They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs, Ross Barrons of Havelock, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Hutton of Walkerton and Mrs. Pauline Doug- las, Kincardine, were ,Saturday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton, A r. and Mrs, E. H. Strong visit- ed friends at Mount Forest on Sun- day and called on a friend 10 Markdale, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Dane of To- ronto visited with Mr, and Mrs, Norman Wade and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Radford of Clinton called on Mrs. Hilton Ash- ton on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Bennett at- tended the golden wedding anni- versary of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Snider of Elmira on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wil. liam Ashton of Aurora and Dr. and Mrs, Mac Smith of Napanee. Miss Gladys Coulter of Kitchen.. er spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Coulter. Mrs. Mabel Stewart returned from Palmerston Hospital . on Sat- urday and i;. with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart. Mr, Ted Wisbey and Mr. Jim Bell, who purchased the late H. V. Holmes property, have commenced work and are converting it into a restaurant and two apartments. Master Steven Edgar spent the week -end with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Gladstone Edgar. The October meeting of the Gor- rie Women's Institute will be held at the home of Mrs. Willard Peel on Tuesday, October 2 at 8 p.m. Wray Cooper, Fordwich, will show pictures of his recent trip to Nice, France, Roll call, a Canadian ex- port and its destination. Mr, and Mrs. Gleh Will and fam- ily of Kingsville spent the .week- end with 'Mr. and Mrs. Justin Will. Bruce Grainger has returned to Western University, London, for his third year. Paul Galbraith has entered university at Waterloo, Miss Sandra Edgar is on a vaca. tion for a month from training at Guelph. General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Stephens of Goderich spent Sunday at the home of Mrs, A, L. Stephens, Mr. and Mrs William Harrison Sr., have returned from atrip to the Western provinces. The Wing A4vnallt Thnes, Wednesday,.Sept, 20, 1108, ,.,.._. 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