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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1962-12-20, Page 10Page 10 -. Wingham Adv'anee'Tirncs, Thursday, Dec, 20, 1002 Let us • 1p yo ZJ C; A YL g . J4 :<�`, and Best Wishes Afor a Merry Christmas A APHONE 357-1230 VrfS�n�'�s',�+ti�.i���:4�'sa�nrsa�r���4w"?.�������"c".��✓�.nas'��'! k BE HOST TO YOUR HOLIDAY VISITORS It +fcl� nootesousoadramsamaromorosammouguiamisa Reservations taken this week for Holiday Guests at SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES PHONE 357-1342 Wingham /Motel xma""'ar{��:a�:'�eama:amara:R.a:"�;�a."'a�"a"a:'aa1°xS.dr,Abe.�'.'"a�'•4uaa�r.^S'�r'"r�'K'�.'��'" Ken's Alignment Service WINGHAM tf4 y ti J ��7�k. `}�c>�s�{ 3 �0?..�'.•`u�:. {. , ? "� t�.°•, t -.. t s h "! '.. r �' t v. ;� �:,v' "a2:Cti:J::` .;:v:'•2?,i,: .,;,nx>,.: Sif:":yS;:t:;: n^.'.::: • y iJ.• in\�. '1:�nvw :�iiii}%>�4.n.hi: <v\%:^ <ik.i<::: :ii`.W :x �w :. ri, .�L Y� Ky Dr t gAll hail N His birth. May qwarmth and peace of the Christmas Season. GORRIE ONTARIO • =mss'" -04-4mz;=4.114'.x•5 Al": ra'.==oz gtgw.A. you experience the MOIR FURNITURE Whitechurch Happenings A happy Christmas to all. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Welwood, who spent a week with Mrs, Cecil Falconer and other rets* rives here, returned home to Caledon on Friday. Miss Ann Currie of Kitchener spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Currie, Mrs. John Haggitt of Brussels came on Friday to the home of Mr, Victor Emerson, and Mrs, Haggitt will spend the winter - months here, Mr. Derwyn Hill is spending this week at Knox College, Toronto, and Mrs. Hill and the boys are spending this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnston of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falcone. Alan and Kevin, spent Sunday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Jackson of Blyth. Mr. Leroy Goyeau of London visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falconer, R. A. Woods Dies at Home WHITECIIURCH--Mr. and Mrs, Ben McClenaghan and Mr, and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan on Saturday attended the funeral of Robert Arnold Woods, who passed away suddenly at his home on the 10th Con. of W. Wawanosh. He was in his57th year and was the younger son of the late William Woods and Isabella Barbour. t -Ie was a life resident of W. Wawanosh. He leaves to mourn one sis- ter, Mrs. Dick Martin of Huron Township, and one brother, Elmer at home. He never mar- ried. Rev. Mr. Greene of St. Helens United Church officiated at the funeral on Saturday from the McKenzie funeral home, Lucknow, with temporary en- tombment in S. Kinloss Chapel. The pallbearers were, Lorne Woods, Alex Purvis, Chas. Mc- Donald, Chester Taylor, Earl Durnin and John Durnin. Crawford McNeil of Ridge - town and George Tisdale of London, and other relatives from Southampton, Kincardine and London attended the funer- al. 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Allan Barbour, who spent the summer on the Great Lakes on a grain boat, was able to attend the funeral of the late R, A, Woods, as the boat had tied up at Toronto, Mr, Bar- bour returned to Toronto to spend two weeks on the boat. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Cardiff of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Jas,Reid of Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Rantoul, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Mc- Donald and her mother, Mrs. Frank Coulter and Miss Patsy Coulter, were in Toronto on Sunday to meet Mrs. Chester Coulter (formerly Dorothy Webb) of S. Burnaby, B.C., who was spending a few days this week in Toronto attending a hair- dressers convention. Mrs. Jos. Tiffin has been laid up with measles during the past week, and now Joan is ill with them. Mrs, Ira Wall also has had a siege of measles and at the present time their son, Bill, and Phyllis Sleightholm are ill with measles. Mr. and Mrs, Alex McInnis of Goderich spent the week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Naylor. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes and Debra visited on Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Pipe of Brussels. Mrs. Reuben Appleby of Turnberry, who has been a patient in Wingham Hospital for the past three weeks, was able to return home on Satur- day. Major George E. and Mrs. Walker and his mother, Mrs. E. Walker, who had been visi- ting at Ottawa, motored from there last Friday and will spend this week with his parents here. Their sons, Donald and Doug- las will come this week -end to spend Christmas here. Miss Karen Groskorth, Tor- onto, spent the week -end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. 1-I. Groskorth. A change of weather on Tuesday'morning brought war- mer weather, and snow rolling in great piles off roofs, and did many hear the thunder? Surely it will bring warmer times, even with snow drifting down, too. Mr. F. McK. Paterson left on Sunday to spend the winter months at the home of his son, Mr. Scott Paterson of Detroit. Card Social LAKELET—Due to the stormy weather the card social had quite a small attendance. Win- ners were as follows: Euchre, high, Ernie Dinsmore, Clifford; low, Eugene Metzger, Lakelet; solo, high, Gordon Wright, Lakelet; low, Gordon McKee, Lakelet. The committee in charge was, Mrs. Harvey Wright, Mrs. Stuart Douglas and Mrs. Henry Hohnstien. LAKELET Week -end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haskins were Miss Guelda Haskins of Water- loo and Mr. Earl Haskins of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKee attended the annual Wittick's Christmas party on Saturday evening at the banquet room of the Queen's Hotel at Hanover. Master Ronnie Ferguson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson, was one of the lucky winners of the turkey draw at Clifford on Saturday. Mrs. Robert Allan is at pre- sent a patient at the Bruce County Hospital at Walkerton, undergoing treatment. Esther Smith and Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Metzger of Palmerston and Messrs. Wm. Smith of Atwood and Jack Smith of Brussels, Mr, and Mrs. Morley Zur- brigg, Anne and Barbara of Wil- lowdalc visited with Mr. and Mrs, Stan Zurbrigg on Sunday, BIRTH TifOMSON--On Sunday, Dec- ember 16, 1062, at Listowel Memorial Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. J. "Tiny" Thom- son (Barbara Byers) of Lin- wood, a daughter. Mrs. Rutherford Reavie, Cary and Sharon, visited on Sunday with her husband, a patient in Westminster Hospi- tal, London. Mr. and Mrs, -claytonScholtz and children of Goderich visited on Sunday with his parents Mr, and MrS. Ezra Scholtz, A miscellaneous shower, planned for Saturday evening in St, Helens Hall was post- poned until Monday afternoon. It was held in honour of the ap- proaching marriage, this Satur- day, of Miss Norma Forster, daughter of Mr. Wm, Forster and the late Mrs. Forster, The ladies of the Presbyterian Church here will cater for the wedding dinner. The W. M. S. of the Presby- terian Church postponed its meeting at the home of Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, from last Wed- nesday till the weather would be more co-operative. This is a week of Christmas concerts. Tuesday night in No. 9 Kinloss School, Wednesday The concert from S.S. No. 10 Kinlass, with Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, teacher, and Friday, the concert of the Sunday School in the United Church. Service in the United Church will be held at 10 a.m. on Sunday instead of in the after- noon. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Mont- gomery and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Greenaway postponed the euchre they were sponsoring, until this week -end at S.S. No. 9, East Wawanosh. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Coffin and children of Galt visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Coffin. / / / / / CLERKS AND TYPISTS WANT WE REQUIRE clerks and typists with or experience, for interesting work in our Head WE OFFER good graded salaries, hospitalizati pension benefits, 5 day week, 2 weeks vacatic pay, If you would like PERMANENT EMPLOYMEN1 excellent working conditions Write or apply In person to THE EQUITABLE LIFE Insurai Company of Canada Waterloo, Ontario. Interviews in your locality will be arranged. Oar rist th, tchr • ys r *ou've been such wonderful customers and we take this opportunity to say, "Thank you !" Armitage CLEANERS and DYERS NOTICE Town of Wingham At the request of the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Wingha the Ontario Water Resources Commission has investigated the possibility installing a sewage works project in the said Town at an estimated cost $255,957. it is proposed to raise this sum by borrowing $128,000 from Cent Mortgage and Housing Corporation to be repaid over a period of thirty yea and, the balance of $127,957 will be repaid to the Ontario Water Resourc Commission within the same period. The proposed project would consist the following works: EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING SEWAGE SYSTEM CONSISTING OF SAN 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 Easement in Park Lots 8, 7 & 6 and in Lots 11 and 111, Con. 1 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 Josephine Street TO Victoria Street 375' Northerly 153' W. o Josephine Street Victoria Street Abandoned C.P.R. Right -of -Way Wilfred Street Shuter Street Diagonal Road Patrick St. & Easement Summit Drive 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 52,500 and an annual water bill of $15.00 would pay the following amounts annually after connecti-on 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, Wingharn, Ontario. But ch ft ctur at tl actur ans- We ch c to tl 0,00 ycot he r JUS," t, Th' ate d sw :t on