The Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-07-25, Page 3ti
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OWEN SOUND, ONTARIO
Sister Passes
Mrs, Iiareld..V1c or .Pyne received
word that her sister, Mrs, B. 'Ai
t j♦;thel) Rassell, of St. Paul, Mitln..
passed .away on Sunday, July 22nd,
1.1er husband predeceased her a
few days previously, Mrs. Russell
visited here each summer for a
number of years and had made
many friends while here,
ST, HELENS
Mr, W. A. Miller returned home
On Prklay following eye surgery at
'Victoria Hospital, London,
Week -end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Webb were Mr, and
Ws. David Gilmour of Guelph and
Mr, and Mrs, Dan Rose and David
of Newmarket
Mr, and Mrs, John Cameron re-
turned on Sunday from two
weeks spent visiting with relatives
at McCariey, Man,
Mr, Ivan McQuillan spent the
week -end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McQuillin,
Mr, and Mrs. Neely Tadd, Da-
vid and Mary of Stratford, Mrs.
Jennie Todd and Mrs. Vera Mc-
Intosh of SL, Catharines were re-
cent visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Todd.
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During harvest, Hank had to alight
From his combine, to set something right!
But he left it in gear.
It sneaked up from the rear
And chased him ... right out of sight!
You have to COMBINE
equipment in safe working order with safe working
habits if you don't want to harvest a peck of trouble!
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Wayne Murray IS
Wed in London
jlyatL Avenue United Church,
London, was the setting for the°
marriage of Mary (;ail Tremble.
London, and Robert Wayne Mur-
ray. Rev. Cx. E. Burgess officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Neil 'riemaino, Chatham,
and the groom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Murray, Lis
towel.
The bride chose a floor length
gown .of silk organza over tulle and
taffeta. Tht' bodice, fashioned
with scoop neelcllne and sheath
sleeves, was enhanced wJLh guipure
lace appliques which also formed
a front panel an the skirt. A
Slight train extended from fullback
folds, A Juliet eap edged in pearls
and sprinkled with sequins, held
her double illusion veil and she
carried a cascade of yellow roses.
stephanotis and ivy.
Maid of honor was Miss Sharon
Denby, Brampton, and bridesmaids
were Miss Linda Merriam and
Miss .Linda Guest, both of London.
They wore gowns of blue chiffon
over taffeta,
Gary Tremalne, King City, .Ont..,
was best man and ushers were Del
Lindstrom, Terra Cotta, and Mur
ray Kerr, Wingham,
For a wedding trip to Cove lIa-
ven, Pa„ the bride donned a white
brocaded sheath dress with match
ing coat, white accessories and red
accents and a red rosebud corsage,
The couple will live in Otter Rapids.
Ont, .
DONNYBROOK
Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Thompson
and family of Listowel visited last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Sang
Thornpson and family.
Mr. Charles Jefferson and Elaine 1
visited Wednesday and Thursday
at Port Elgin with the former's sis.
ters, Misses Gladys and Irene Jef-
ferson, who have a cottage there.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin ,Tosling and
family of Londesboro visited San -
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jef-
ferson and family. Paul Josling,
who has been staying with his
sister, returned home with them,
Misses Donna an d Barbara
Chamney spent their holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster and
family of St. Helens last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Sam Thompson and
family visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Thompson and fam-
ily at Wingham,
Miss Brenda Webster of St, :Hel-
ens spent some holidays last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Cham -
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J ney and family,
Local Witnesses to
Attend Convention
Al! members of the Wingham
eongregation of Jehovah's Witness..
es will be leaving this area shortly
to attend the Courageous Ministers'
district assembly at the Civic Sta-
dium in Hamilton, August 3 to 5.
This convention will be one of
12 such assemblies in Canada,
"An attendance of over 12,000 is
anticipated," stated Mr. Falconer,
the presiding minister of the local
group. "Delegates will come from
Ontario, Quebec and the northern
states of the United States. At this
time when there is such fear in.
the world, it is important to reaf-
firm confidence for humankind
under Christ's Kingdom,"
TIED ON 18 HOLES --Bey Boyes, Lyman Jardin and Ken Doig tied
with a one over par 69 on the first 18 holes during the annual
Wingham golf tournament last Wednesday. Boyes lost on the
first hole of the extra round, Doig and Jardin going four more
before the latter won on the fiFth,—A-T photo,
/llFTFCI U111C11
Mr, and Mrs. JL.uaaaell Ititchde vi
ilr-rl on Sunday with Mr, and :Mrs.
VViliiarn Culbert. of Kinr•nrdine.
111r. and Mrs. Robert Solorn,Ln
and family visited no Sunday with
her mother. Mrs. (',layt.na 3131.31 with
:Ir, and Mrs. Willard Soloman at
Grand. Valley.
11Elss Linda Jollnslou of I3elgrave
is visiting this week with her aunt,
Mrs. (.'halide: Tiffin of Laurgside.
Mrs. Ralph-Caskanci le and other
relatives from Preston and Kitch-
ener
'itch -
ener spent last wer•k.end with Mr.
and Mrs, William Smith of Lang -
side,
Mrs. Clare Mason and 'llilcdxlreu
of Listowel and Mrs. Webster
Jacklin of Listowel visited on Wed-
nesday with Mr, and Mrs, Archie
Purdon.
Miss Barbara Inglis, Mr. and
;Mrs. George Zufrll of Sudbury and
lvIr. Warren 7ufelL of Ottawa. spent
a few days last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar (aunt.
The service in the traded Church
will be withdrawn 00 Sunday and
the services in August will be held
at 2 p.m.
lvIr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston and
son David of London spent the
week -end with his parents, i41r•. and
Mrs. Gershon ,lohustoa,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Carl i..ang of Elmwood
and with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lin-
rdensehnlidt, of Walkerton.
111x, William Forster and his fam-
ily in this district, with Mr. and
Mrs, Ronald 1'errott and children
of Goder'ieh, Mr. and Mrs. llornce
Aitcheson anal their fancily 11nc1
Mr. and Mrs. Don Aiteheson and
family of Harriston, held a family
get-together at Kincardine on Slut
day.
Mr. Fred Leaver of 'Toronto spent
the week -end at the home of 111r.
and 111rs. ('crit Wheeler of Myth.
Mrs. Jack Kelly, of High River,
Alta., is visiting this week with
her brother, 111i', John Boyle.
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Married in Toronto
,larrtes IF'r'erieric Lawrence rLal
ry) Taylor, staff member of CKNX,
Wingham, was married on Saturday
afternoon to Margaret Illlos Craig
of Milliken, Ontario.
Rev, Rae McCleary, fl,I)., tens
assisted in performing the very
molly by the bride's brother, Rev.
Gordon Ivf. Craig, in VV'ond(;reelt
united Ohlnf'ell, 'Toronto.
Photo by Connell
groom's ehnreb, Ebenezer 11niied,
at kliliihon, following the retaining.
They left on a hon•ymerin to N,•.v
York and will dire ire GViughnnl on
their return.
'The hridr is the Kin tight t•r of
1144. and Mrs 'Murray ('r•.lig nl Mil
lilted and the gr0010 5 P:10'111' bre
I4fr. and 1'fi's, .Formes Taylor, of th,i
A reception woo held in the 0x1)11' ernamunity.
4-H Members Tour
Several Farms •
B1JLGRAVji About 200 mem-
bers of the Huron County 4_H Clubs
enjoyed. a bus trip on Tuesday to
several farms in the Alliston dis•
tr•iet. Those visited were Hereford
Beef Farm, owned by Calvin Ire-
land; Mack Beatty's tobacco and
potato farm; Homer McMann.
grower of commercial vegetables
and a sod farm.
Dinner was served at the Earl
Rowe provincial park. In the af-
ternoon a conducted tour was tak-
en of the forestry station at, Mid-
hurst, and the animals were seen
in Springwater Park at Mirlhurst.
Supper was served in the park by
the ladies of the district.
Those attending from Belgrave
were two leaders, Simon Haliahan
and James Coultes and members,
Tit6 W1 !ham my&uommos, W4,4404144f# Aga no, ## '!fit Pos.
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