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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-12-13, Page 14Page 14 Wingham Advance.,Tirxres, Thursday, Dec, 13, 3.$2 SALESMAN Opening avaiiebie for sincere, aggressive man to locally represent a company selling and building Nationally advertised Name Brand shell and finished homes. Experience not necessary. Age no barrier. Training wilt be provided. Mortgage financing with no down -payment can be provided. Please write stating qualifications, etc., to BOX 117, Advance -Times, Wingham Pre -Christmas SALE FANTASTIC REDUCTION ON ALL MERCHANDISE Television, Hi-Fi Lamps and Gifts SHOP EARLY ittie VISIT THE Warren House Open daily from 1.00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. 1 GILBERT HOWES, Department of Highways patrolman, who recently received his Quarter - Century Award from Hon. Charles S. MacNaughton, Minister of Highways. Gilbert lives in Wroxeter (Stratford District), Christmas Theme at UCW WROXETER—The U.C.W. held its meeting in the Sunday school room of the United Church and opened with the hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels Sing" followed by prayer by Mrs. Stan Gallaher and the sec- retary's report by Mrs. Archie Miller. Mrs. G. L. Dobson read a letter from the supply allocation for the donations needed for 1963. Mrs. Howard Wylie read the slate of officers for 1963, which are as follows: Honorary president, Mrs. F. W. Taylor; president, Mrs. d Stan Gallaher; vice-president, 1 1 Ls4•1011.01•Doeii.4+4.111o.t 4111.6 Josephine St. North Phone 357-3840 AGENT — GERALD (JERRY) WALTER WINGHAM, Ontario May We Serve You? Our Company has always been proud of the fact that we keep abreast of the latest developments in Real Estate and it gives us great pleasure to offer our services to you in the Wingham area. In charge of this area will be two salesmen who have had knewledge and experience gained from arranging hundreds of real estate transactions. in addition to the two salesmen who will be on duty at all times, we have a staff of 31 salesmen, all professionally trained Property Consultants, who will give you honest, true answers to all your questions. Whatever you want to buk—a farm, country estate, town or village home, land with trout stream, rivers, swimming ponds, cottage lots, home sites, busi- ness opportunities, industrial sites, commercial properties, PAUL S. STARR & CO. LTD., can help you find it easier, faster. is Your Property for Sale? if it is, you want to know how to find the right buyer quickly. That is why you should have all the facts about PAUL 5. STARR & CO, LTD., the Real Estate organization equipped, staffed and geared to one business only, the selling of Real Estate. We have offices in Orangeville, Hanover, Flesherton, Owen Sound, Guelph, Brampton and last, but not least, WINGHAM. A phone call will bring an experienced valuator to your door to advise you the maximum amount a well-informed purchaser will probably offer to pay for your property. You are not obliged to list, but if you do, you can list with confidence. You will get real live action and satisfactory results, Our sales staff will look forward to meeting you in the near future, and I hope that 'our Company can be of service to you in Real Estate. Yours very truly, PAUL S, STARR & CO. LTD, leQe PAUL 5. STARR MEMBER OP THE GREY -BRUCE REAL ESTATE BOARD Multiple Listing Service arr.aisrm"s41.+41214.0411•0s21i041111+14114rv01611.6401141 1 1 1 Mrs. Vernon Hupfer; recording secretary, Mrs. Archie Miller; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Harvey Coupland; treasurer, Mrs. Wm. Wright; representa- tive to Official Board, Mrs. Glenn McMichael; representa- tive to Board of Stewards, Mrs. Wm. Hart; pianist, Mrs. Ron- ald McMichael, assistant, Mrs. G. L. Dobson. Committees: ( The first named, convener) — Finance, Mrs. Don McLaughlin, Mrs. Jack Clarke, Mrs. Wm. Wright. Mrs. Stewart Higgins, Mrs. Doris Adams; flowers, Mrs. Chas. McCutcheon, Mrs. Har- ry Adams, Mrs. Don McLaugh- lin, Mrs. Jas. Doig; nomina- tion, Mrs. Ken Bennett, Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Howard Wylie, Mrs. Jack McLean; program, Mrs. Ken Edgar, Mrs. Jas. Sanderson, Mrs. Gilbert Howes, Mrs. George Gibson, Mrs. Ira McLean, Mrs. G. Dobson; social functions, Mrs. Lloyd Townsend, Mrs. Harvey McMichael, Mrs. Howard Wylie, Mrs. Lyle Hart; com- munity friendship and visita- tion, Mrs. Doug Statia, Mrs. Chas. McCutcheon, Mrs. Allan Munro, Mrs. Stewart Higgins, Mrs. Herb Patterson; press and publicity, Mrs. Vernon Hupfer; supply and social assistance, Mrs. G. L. Dobson, Mrs. Ste- wart Higgins, Mrs. John Snell, Mrs. Wm. McLean; steward- ship and recruiting, Mrs. Jack Clarke, Mrs. Doris Adams, Mrs. Gilbert Howes; literature and communication, Mrs. Jas. Sanderson, Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. George Gibson; Christian education and missionary ed- ucation representatives, Mrs. John Snell, Mrs. Leslie Doug- las. Scripture was given by Mrs. Rae Louth. A Christmas read- ing, "Thoughts ori Christmas" , was given by several of the ladies followed by the hymn, "Silent Night" and prayer by Mrs, Gallaher. Mrs. F. W. Taylor sang a solo "A Welsh Christmas Carol" and Rev. Taylor gave an address on Christmas. •Gt Messengers Play Korean Game WRoxETER—Twenty' five members attended the Decetn- ber meeting of the Messengers on Wednesday afternoon. All enjoyed a Korean game called "Neighbour" . Murray Gibson, vice-presi- dent, presided and gave the call to worship. Mrs, Leslie Douglas read and explained the Christmas story taken from St. Matthew's gospel, and Alex Adams led in prayer. "Joy to .the World" was sung with Rick ,ey Clarke as pianist, The roll call was answered by naming a Biblical character in the Christmas story. Doreen} Riley gave a reading, "par Away in Bethlehem", Musical numbers were given by Gary Chambers, GJerrisGlb-, on, Brenda and Debbie Town= send. Jean Adams accompan* led Heather Alcorn, Doreen Riley and Brenda Townsend, when they sang three Christmas carols. The offering, including elite boxes and birthday pennies, was taken by Michael and Shane Gibson and was dedicated by all. Mrs, Floyd Townsend told the story from the study book, "Sun l-Iee and the Street Boy", The hymn, "Silent Night" was sung and the meeting closed with prayer. The sensitive ;Tran from space descended to earth came face-to-face with a in a store window, "Okay, yowl" he sa; "wipe that nasty grin off fade, IP You are using tibe gage plan of buying borne, YOU should about our special MO GAGE INSURANCE Consult— Frank onsult— Frank C. Hopp REPRESENTATIVE Canada Life WINGHAM, ON PRONE 307.2452 / / / / / / / NOTICE Town of Wingham At the request of the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Wingham the Ontario Water Resources Commission has investigated the possibility of installing a sewage works project in the said Town at an estimated cost of $255,957. it is proposed to raise this sum by borrowing $128,000 from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation to be repaid over a period of thirty years and the balance of $127,957 will be repaid to the Ontario Water Resources Commission within the same period. The proposed project would consist of the following works: EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING SEWAGE SYSTEM CONSISTING OF SANI- TARY SEWERS AS FOLLOWS: ON Josephine Street Scott Street Victoria Street Easements West of Lots 22 to 38 (incl.) R.P.5 Victoria Street Abandoned C.P.R. Right - of -Way Wilfred Street FROM Pumping Station in Lots 37 and'38, Reg. Plan 5 Josephine Street, 297' E. of Josephine Street Pumping Station in Lots 37 & 38, R,P.5 Easement W. of Lot 22 Reg. Plan 5 Victoria Street Abandoned C.P.R. Right - of -Way Easement in Park Lots Josephine Street 8, 7 & 6 and in Lots 11 and 111, Con. 1 Patrick St. & Easement Summit Drive TO Victoria Street 375' Northerly 153' W. of Josephine Street Victoria Street Abandoned C.P.R. Right -of -Way Wilfred Street Shuter Street Diagonal Road Sewage Ejector Station TOGETHER WiTH A MAIN SEWAGE PUMPING STATION, A SEWAGE EJEC. TOR STATION, FORCE MAINS AND A 30 -ACRE WASTE STABILIZATION POND WiTH EFFLUENT DISCHARGE, TO THE MAITLAND RIVER TO BE SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF WAWANOSH EAST. After allowing an estimated, write-off of $32,000 on the loan from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, the estimated annual cost of the project is $25,152 which includes interest, debt retirement, operating cost and reserve for renewals replacements and contingencies. it is proposed to raise the sum of $17,400 by a surcharge of 94% of each user's water bill and $7,752 by a general levy of 3 mills on all the rateable property in the Town. • On the basis of these levies a house with an assessment of $2,500 and an annual water bill of $15.00 would pay the following amounts annually after connection has been made to the project: 3 mills on assessment of $2,500 $ 7.50 94% of each user's water bill of $15.00 14:10 $ 21.60 Any owners or other persons affected by these charges may file their objec- tions thereto in writing with the undersigned within 21 days of the date of first publication of this notice. All plans, reports and estimates may be inspected at the office of the under- signed during business hours. Dated Wingham and first published this 13th day of December, 1962. W. RENWICK, 13-20b Town Clerk, Wingham, Ontario. SANTA COMING TO WROXETER SANTA CLAUS WILL VISIT WROXETER ON Friday EVENING, Dec. loth THERE WILL BE CHRISTMAS MUSiC, PICTURE SHOW AND TREATS FOR THE CHILDREN Show starts at 8 p.m. SHARP O,'-s0.70V a OOMI Wroxeter Store Hours for December STORES WiLL REMAIN OPEN Thursday afternoons, Friday an Saturday nights UNTIL CHRISTMAS AS WELL AS EVENINGS OF DECEMBER 19th to 24th, inclusive TILL 10 P.M. Stores will be open for your shopping sscOiroc lr 4/SA511465W.140W.StgYSVAOSVA6.1"4:5AM505,2-0445:4g345AglitaNt5 'Closed December 26th for Boxing Day 50 2alR/G'�g34!4'�'lS:/ � ��1i✓G'�►G' G convenience from 7 to 10 p.m.