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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-12-13, Page 13Success comes before work tin the dictionary, °Ugh 'ea N SOp weig EN CROWN THEATRE ARRISTON '51 URS. -FRT. -SATURDAY DECEMBER 13-14-15 'THE COUNTER- FEIT TRAITOR" in Technicolor - Starring Main Holden and Lilli Palmer e of the most thrilling spy stories of World War II shows at 7.00 and 9.20 p.m. ON:TUES.-WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 17-18-19 ow about this for a Double Bill program? "GIDGET" Starring Sandra Dee Plus - "GIDGET GOES HAWAIIAN" et at 7 p.m. and 10.15 p,m. THURS.-FRI.-SATURDAY DECEMBER 20-21-22 'RIDE THE HIGH COUNTRY' in CinemaScope .and Color Starring Randolph Scott THE BOWERY BOYS in "SPY CHASERS" ows at 7, 8.34 and 9.30 p.m. 111111111111.11111111 Married in. Brampton In a double -ring ceremony on November 10 at Grace Uni- ted Church, Brampton, Rev. B. F. Ennals united in marriage Donna Emily Katherine, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reid of R. R. 2 Campbellville and Donald Lorne Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Mills of R. R. 2 Brampton. The bride Photo by Campbell is a former resident of Wing - ham. The church was graced with white and blue -tinted mums and Mrs. M. Hetherington of Brampton played the wedding music. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore a floor -length gown of white Turnberry Council Appoints Fortune The regular monthly meet- ing of Turnberry Township Council was held in the com- munity hall, Bluevale, Satur- day, December 1, at 1:30 p.m., With all members present, ex- cept l-lerb Foxton, the reeve, A. D. Smith presiding. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and adopted on motion by Edward Walker and. Harry Mulvey, Communications were re- ceived from, Hydro Electric Power Commission, Wingham; Ontario Human Rights Commis- sion; John G. Berry, Goderich; Ontario Municipal Board; Ont- ario Good Roads Association and Allied Chemicals, Canada Ltd. Walker- Dettman- That Ray- mond Elliott be given permis- sion to cross under the road be- tween Bert Hertog's and the community hall, with a water pipe, also the two blind streets east of the main road. Mr. Elliott is not to damage the pavement if at all possible, baracades and lights to be kept up while work is in progress. Walker -Mulvey- That Leslie Fortune be appointed as repre- sentative of Turnberry Town- ship to the Wingham and Dis- trict High School Board for 1963. Dettman-Mulvey-That the general and road accounts be passed and paid as presented. GENERAL ACCOUNTS Brookhaven Nursing Home, $239.25; Callander Nursing Home, $79.75; relief, $44,00; Wingham Advance -Times ac- count, $11.65; J. V, Fischer, part salary and mileage, $53,00; William B. Cruikshank, mil- eage, $8.00; Edward Walker, mileage, $8,00; A, D. Smith, selecting jurors and telephone tolls, $7.50; Raymond Haugh, fox bounty, $4.00. Pay Roll: Geo. Lambert, $5'1.50; Geo. Gallaway, $267.- 30; Wm. Mundell, $257.09. Wingham ,Advance -Times, Thursday, ec, 13, 1,962 -- Page 13 ROAD ACCOUNTS Harold Congram, backhoe, $45.00; Ontario Hydro, hydro for shed, $21.43; Wroxeter telephone, tolls, $6.95; Cul- ross Township, boundry account, 5169,25; Ideal Supply Co., fuse plugs and switch, $8.45; R. E. Forster, septic tank, $101.95; Wm. J. Elliott, tile, $12.12; Canada Culvert Co., post and snowfence, $53.16; Harvey Krotz Ltd., mower re- pairs, $16.09; Supertest Pet- roleum, fuel oil, furnace oil, gas, anti -freeze, $245.78; Donald McNaughton, brushing, $35. 00. Dettman-Mulvey-That we do now adjourn to meet on December 15, at 11 a.m. o'clock. John V. Fischer, clerk, A. D. Smith, reeve. B&PW Form New Committee The B&PW Club held its monthly dinner meeting in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church parlour last Tuesday evening with the president, Miss Yvonne McPherson, presiding, Each member had the privilege of taking a guest and the friends were welcomed by the president and introduced during the roll call. After dinner the meeting op- ened with a sing -song and Mrs. Jack Day and Mrs. Betty Feagan favoured with two duets. Mrs. Daisy Connell introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Gordon L. Fish, who gave a very interest- ing talk on Christmas. He was thanked by Miss Dorothe Com- ber. Mrs. John Hanna, Mrs. C. Cantelon and Miss Mildred Mc- Clenaghan were in charge of the program. An employment conditions committee, consist- ing of Mrs. Robert Ahara, Mrs. Vera Hastie and Mrs. Harry Bateman was appointed, and reports of various committees given. rs- Gifts that Serve for Years. .th t lane eerf ve yo ie's ind ratio ma HF IS 11 ene eco offi Specially Priced for Christmas Giving ilw Compact Pistol -Grip Design KIL t/s" ELECTRIC DRILL } �y. ;� r • II g drill performance with small ' ill handling ease 3 amp motor - 750 R.P.M. 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The bodice was fitted, with lily -point sleeves and a lace scalloped neckline dusted with sequins and pearls. The gown was fashioned on princess lines and fell into a chapel train. A border of scal- loped lace was at the hemline. Her finger-tip nylon veil was held by a rhinestone and pearl crown and she carried a white Bible crested with Sweetheart roses and stephanotis. Miss Edith Mills, sister of the groom was matron of honor and Miss Jeannie Mills, sister of the groom and Miss Edna Imber were the bridesmaids, They wore peacock blue peau de soie street -length gowns, with round necklines and elbow - length sleeves. The skirtswere bell shaped with small peau de soie bows and matching shoes. They carried yellow carnations. Bonnie Reid of Flesherton, niece of the bride, was the flower girl. She was attired in a white slipper satin dress with a sash of peacock blue peau de soie and carried a basket of white and blue -tinted carna- tions. Her brother, Brian Reid, was the ring bearer. The best man was William Cook, cousin of the groom and Reginald Reid, brother of the bride and Harvey Horner, cou- sin of the groom were the ushers. A buffet luncheon and re- ception was held in Snellgrove Hall with a dance following, when guests were present from Listowel, Toronto, Brampton, .Streetsville, Flesherton, Good- wood, Erin, Georgetown, Dun- dalk, Guelph and Spayside. The bride's mother received, wearing a hound's tooth willow green sheath with matching shoes and beige accessories. The groom's mother assisted and her ensemble was a fitted satin brocade cerise dress with beige and black accessories. They each had a yellow rose bud corsage. For travelling to New York and other points, the bride chose a white embossed bro- cade with fur trim, navy acces- sories and a corsage of blue tinted roses. Mr, and Mrs. Mills willlive in Brampton. G. Alan Williams OPTOMETRIST Patrick St., Wingham Phone 357-1282 7 ----"THE DOCTOR LEFT THIS PRESCRIPTION FOR YOUR SISTER , TOMMY. 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