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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-12-12, Page 6o s Wt,at _ fano?-Tinies. A hn 4 y, Dee. 12, 19 1.4..*0 CILstis.S11iPm� EoRS: FOR SALE DELUXE FRIGLDAIRE dryer for sale. Used and in Al con- dition. attison Radio. 12b SNO-JETS — 19 hp deluxe in stock. Lynn Hoy, 357-34351. 12b `FT.FCTRIC Moffat range for sale, in good condition. Best offer. Ph. 357-3530. 12b MILK FILTERS for sale, plain, rapid flo, 6%" — 85e a box. Alexander's Hardware, phone 357-3631. rrb BRAND NEW Marvel table model. sewing machine for sale. Half price. Andy Scott, 357-2013. 12p SEE THE. 1969 Polaris Snow- mobiles on display at Wing - ham Lawn and Garden, Centre. Earl Jenkins, 257 Shuter St. l0rrb PAIR TRACTOR tire ' chains for sale, fit 12.448 e tires, nearly new. Phone 357-3465, Anthony Schefter. 12b CHRISTMAS TREES — Scotch Pines—now on sale. These are „ better than other years so making a choice should be easy. Come early and get your pick. Help the Legion serve by buying a Legion Tree. Royal Can : n Legion Home, Victoria Stre 5-12-19b YAMAHA SN 23 hp deluxe in 'sto Hoy, 357-3435. BILES . Lynn 12b 3 -PIECE child's winter outfit, green, 3-* years, good condi- tion, $5.00; brown 1 -piece out- fit, 3-4 years, $2.00. Phone 3574635, Mrs. Scotty Ross. 12p EAVESTROUGHING a n d metal flashing, material and labor. For free estimate 'call Morrison Bros., at Murdie's Hardware, Lucknow, phone 528-2906. Ap20rrb 60 ALL -WIRE. rabbit ` cages for sale, complete with feed- ers. Also 45 breeding does. Will sell one or all. Amos Yoder; Wroxeter. 12b SKIDOOS New models on dispay in our showrooms; some used ,models also ..avail- able. Full line of accessories and clothing at Danny's Rea taurant. Q3rrb JOHN DEERE` '440,. Crawler with .HD loader and b4 ket, cearmatic winch,; also tag -along trailer tilt) platform. Phone -El • - Mira,: 6691790: u, ;,- `" 112-19b SAVE; ON,PA1N't off regular p -'ces on. Kem Glo Enamel, Super Kem Tone. and Martin-Settdur-Your headquar- ters for Kern, lines::, Alexan- der's Hardware. rrb CHRISTMAS FREES --= Scotch Pines—now, on sale. These are better than other years so making . a choideshould° be easy. Come early and get your ick.. ,Help the Legion serve y . "buying a Legion Tree. -Royal Canadian Legion Home, Victoria Street: 5.12-19b SEWING. MACHINES •FORT CHRISTMAS • News -Straight. and Reverse Mitch Type—$5995 and up. Neff—Zig Zag and Embroid- ery Type with cam or dial control -5109.00' and up. - Reconditioned—White. Sing- er, Arrow and others—$29.00 and up. See them and Try them -- DICK BUCK SEWING MA- CHINES, on the . Plaza, next to Smittv's. Hanover, Evenings ° 364-3458. 28-542-19b CARS & TRUCKS FOR SALE 1966 CHEVY II station wagon for sale. A weal looked after vehicle, low mileage. Like new condition. Priced to sell. Might ,consider up to $300 allowance on older car trade-in. Garnet E. Farrier, Whitechurch, phone 357-2068. 5-12p 1951 FORD ton truck for sale, for wrecking purposes. Good tires and battery. 357-2347, Geo. Fisher, 17 Patrick Street, Wingham. 12p LIVESTOCK, FOR SALE TWO SPRINGING HOLSTEIN heifers for sale, due in week to 10 days. Phone 351.16, Brus- sels, Mel Craig, R. R. 4 Wing- hatp. 12b EMPLOYMENT WANTED URGENTLY ,NEEDS WORK -- A married man with four children want; work of any kind: experienced truck driver but will accept any job. Ph. 357.1377. 12b DFAO:STOCK REMOVAL for fresh dead, disabled cows and horses. '`Por the most ',prompt and courteous service in this dis- tract PLEASE CALL COLLECT MVIARLATT BROS. Phone 133 Brussels, Ont. 24-hour sorvit7 days a week License No. 390-C-65 FOR RENT HEATED 3 or 4 bedroom home for rent, in Wingham; modern conveniences. Lease available. Ph. 357-1012. 14rrb 3 -BEDROOM house for rent, all conveniences, close to town. Phone .392-6013, Tees- water.12p UPSTAIRS apartment for rent, modern, 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms. Available around January 1st. Phone 357-2305. '12-19b WANTED WANTED—Singer drop head treadle sewing machine. Must be in good condition. Private. Phone 357-2795. 12p LEGAL NOTICE The Ratepayers and inhabi- tants of the Township of How - ick are requested by Council NOT ' to park cars or other vehicles on Township roads or streets during the, winter months. Council will not be responsible for damages to any vehicle. milk cans. mail boxes •or any other obstacle parkAd on road or streets that would interfere with snow- plowing or winter operations: Robert Gibson, Road Super- intendent, Township of How - ick. 12b TOWN OF WINGHAM Take notice that: 1. The council of the Corpor- ation..of the Town of Wingham intends to construct a sanitary sewer on Water. and Industrial Streets between the pump house on Lot 13 and the south end of Industrial' as a local improvement and intends to specially assess a part of the cost upon the land abutting.. directly on the work. 2. The estimated cost of the work is $15,000.000 of which $9,075.00 is to be paid by the Corporation, and the'estimated cost per foot frontage is $5.00. The. sPecial assessment is to . be paid in (15) fifteen annual instalments: ' 3. Persons desiring to ' peti-. tion against .undertaking the work must do so on. or 'before 12th ,day . of January,. 1969. Dated:* December 4,- 1968. 1 WILI;:IM IENWICK; Clerk, 12.19-26-2b. CARDS OF THANKS. .. In our, t�: , ow we Wish' :to ekpress'ou sincere thanks, ' "to datives;` " fri(ends" :and neighbors for .the 'beauti- ful ,flpral tributes, sympathy cards. and many acts of kind ness.A special thanks to Rev. 'G. • L. Fiah in our •tithe 'of ber- eavement and to 'the S. J. ' Walker funeral home fore their efficiency. — Viola and Nelson Armstrong and family. 12p I wish to shy sincere thanks to my friends, neighbors and relatives for' the lovely cards sent lir me • while a patient in Victoria Hospital, " London.,— Robert Allan, R. R. I Clifford. 12b , I wish to sincerely thank remy friends, neighbors.and latives for cards, gifts and • visits while I vyas a patient in Wingham and District Hos- pital; also for kindness shown ire at Brookhaven Nursing Home.—Mrs. Mary Wellings. • 12p I wish to say a .sincere thanks to my friends and neighbors who sent flowers, cards and visited me While I was a patient in the hospital. • Special thanks to Dr. Leahy, Dr. McGregor, nurses on first figor, Rev. H. W. Hamilton,. A.F. & A.M., and the Sal- vation Army for their kind- ness.—Albert Bacon. 12p I. wish to take this opportun- ity to thank my- relatives, many friends . and neighbors, who visited .me and sent calsus, gifts and goodies while I was a patient in Wingham and Dis- trict ,Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. McGreanr and the nurses on' second floor. All was appreciated more than words can tell. — Mrs. Albert W. Kitchen. 12p BRYAN'S ANTENNA SERVICE DELHI 40 -FOOT TOWER complete with all band color head INSTALLED — S70.00 On. full year warranty and lifetime guarantee on work- manship. Similar sayings on alt towers and antenna and rotor lstallitlonsp CALL COLLECT POINT CLARK 395 - 5039 120 MISCELLANEOUS YOUR GOOD white sows bred to one of our big, muscular, meat type Hamp boars will produce top pigs for the new grading' system. Always a good selection of service age boars at Canada's largest 'full time Hampshire breeder. Rose Lane Farms Limited, Putnam, Ont., 485-3939. Bill Bilderback - Bob Fife. D12-J17b THE DECOR SHOPPE Floor Covering - Sales - Instal- lation - Harding Carpets - - Draperies Murray Gerrie 357-2002, Windham JACK SHAW Custom Bulldozing Loading and Hauling Service Clearing of fence bottoms and stone ..:piles Phone .357-2074, Wingham L. G. BRYCE Auctioneer We handle ,.sales, large or small, anytime or anyplace. Phone 357.2339, Wingham. LLOYD W. WALKER Custom . Backhoe and loading and hauling service All- types of excavating, bury- ing stones, ditching Septic tanks and weeping beds Phone 357-1359 R. R. 1, Wingham, Ont. FOR YOUR Insurance Needs ' in Automo- bile, Farm Liability,. Accident and Sickness 'Home Protection Call your Co -Op Agent —' LLOYD 'MONTGOMERY 53 'Maple. Street, VVingham Dial 357-3739 SEE GEORGE BROOKS .at Stratford . Cemetery Memorials Ltd. for Memorials of Distinction - Lowest prices, in • the ,area, ° • 38 Avondale Avenue 1 Stratford Phone 271.6736 Collect/ REAL ESTATE: FOR SALE f FOR SALE , IN ; BRUSSELS-- , 1147ptorey . wbjte brayck J home in Very good, con }tion -a rage and 'double fo firth spacious garden Owner Inlust 'Move be- cause of, fci'iangei.an . business. Phone: , R3114selsk119 ;after. = 7.30 4149b fIirirneiiiare;.pgs- ,,sefssiot} , aitput 'o , Wlm n ba - Beast, lul bu'ick home close to . school "afid 'hospital; 3'. bed- rooms,- 2 full ibathro'oit - rand large kitchen and:dining, area. if'ulJ _ basement sititate4 on a large , Ind caged . lot.. Call Wh-fkerton a 1609.. 2lrrb ^�* n Gibson Willoughby Limited NCOME PROPERTV' Sit ated on a large lot on a quiet street in Harriston, a 16 -room frame house. House is divided into 3 apartments. Each unit contains living room, kitchen witht built-in cupboards, 2 bedrooms and separate bath. Don't miss this good income property. Only $12,000 with terms. Contact C. G. Cooke, Gorrie, phone Wroxeter 285W. - GIBSON WILLOUGHBY LIMITED -- .REALTOR FOR SALE New brick ranch .style elec- trically heated home with spa- cious Wing, room, large mo- dern kitchen With dining area, 3 lovely bedrooms with clothes closets, 4 piece bath, full base- ment located near schools. Immediate possession. Mort- gage available. Well -, situated one - storey 6 -room house, 2 blocks to main street, livingroom, diningrooni and large kitchen with cup- boards-; two bedrooms, garage, full basement with oil furnace. Priced for quick sale. A v 1'4 - storey, well situated home, 3 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath, full basement with oil furnace. Selling to settle an estate. n WILLIAM S: REED Real Estate Broker and General Insurance Wingham, Phone 357-2174 21-28b pG. LIVE POULTRY WANTED ALSO CUSTOM KILLING EAST HURON PRODUCE Phone 345-$270 DUBLIN -ONTARIO 12p ea IG3•a J/Je,.1 e!! 1l ,il lb poo,o.pow000omoosoopoo°9Go°p°p°°,°g4,°°44,1,4.910141 11404....40g,0904M14,41i,01 ,44,1410,4 0,40040.11 ,190O,..080p0,4Q44,,Q.001 I `1......„........4Opp°400out 1040000AO00000004400444400414140oo 414pNA444194,44914/,04,400111144,1041111401o4A41o400000A,440944/400) • Coming Events LIVING FAITH Telecast this Saturday, Dec- ember 14th, CKNX TV, Ch1 8, 6:00-6:30 p.m., on the theme: "Mission at Home." 12p THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Will hold a euchre party, Saturday, December 14, in the Council Chambers at 8:15. Good lunch and prizes. 12b PRESENTATION and DANCE For Mr. and Mrs. .Bill Loep-- rich (Norma Harper) in the Belmore Hall, Friday, Decem- ber 13. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome. 12b CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Belmore and Bluevale Presbyterian Young People's Society will present an old- time Christmas Concert at the Belmore Arena on Thursday, December 19th, and at the Bluevale Community Hall on Friday. December 20, at 8:15 p.m. Everyone welcome. Adm. adults 75c; children 25c. 12-19p BIRTHS SANTA CLAUS IS COMING To Gorrie Town, Hall on Fri- day, December 13, ' at 8 P -,m., with his usual bag of candies for all the children. 12b EUCHRE • Sacred Heart Parish Hall, Tuesday, December 17, at 8:15 P.m. Good prizes. Lunch, Ev.. eryone .welcome; • cgel7rrb DON'T FORGET To reserve Friday, January 3, for the big annual dance and drawin the Bluevale .Com- munity Hall, sponsored by the Recreation Association, Music by the Ranch Boys. 12b THE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Will hold their monthly meeting in . the Council Cham- bers. Thursday, December 12, at 2:30. Following the meeting their Christmasbanquet will be held in the Queens Hotel. 12p McGLYNN—In Wingham and District Hospital, on Friday,: December 6, 1968, to ° Mr. and Mrs. Jerry .McGlynn, R. R. 2 Wingham, a daughter. COURTNEY—In Wiggham and District Hospital, on Friday, December 6, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. Don Courtney, Wingham, a son. DIED. MacTAVISH—John .B., born in Wroxeter, August 21, 1906, passed away. in Burlingame, California, November 24, 1968. He was the eldest son of the late Jack MacTavish and Irene Eagleson. He is survived .by, his wife and one son, Hugh, in Vancouver. Funeral service was held Wednesday, Novem- ber 27, 1968, at 3 -p.m., in : the Chapel of Chimes, Harron Bros., Ltd., 10th Avenue and Ontario 'Street, . Vancouver, B.C. "Interment was in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. REAL ESTATE' FOR SALE • WILFRED McINTE , & CO. LIMITED Realter, Walkerton, Ontario $1,000.00 doyen payment will • purchase this 1% -storey 7 -room partially modernized asphalt sided :home with 4 piece bath. Septic thnk, hydro, cupboards and sink installed. Water under pressure from drilled well owned by village. at' $12 per year. Heating by oil space heaters, aluminum and wood storms, 1 aluminum • storm door, etc., to remain. .This is one of those rate bargains you hear about but seldom see. This home needs some decora- tiag and repair but due to its 1 acre lot size with 5 beauti- ful mature evergreen trees, 2 apple, 1 pear and other shade trees, slightly elevated house and garden area with self drainage this property could be worthy of remodelling. Easy terms available. Posses- sion 30 days. Footwear and men's clothing store — with income from two apartments with private en- trances. Successful30 year es- tablished business. located in village with paved road in a very productive agricultural area 'in Huron County. Impres- sive 2-storev building of double brick construction. Heating is by oil furnace throughout. 21' frontage by 75' in depth with 75' depth park- ing area at back. Full price $14.0000, included in price $5,- 000 worth of stock plus equip- ment and fixtures. Good terms available. Selling due to ill health. Possession 30 da s. "Multiple Listing Service" Contact: FRANK J. CASKANETTE • Box 167 or Dial 357-1702 Wingham "CAR INSURANCE DUE? 111 get you the best car Insurance value from the world's largest car insurance company. Let's taikl" W. D. "Bill" MAY Dial 357-3280 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Canadian Head Offices Scarborough, Ontario F8721 C127rrb IN MEMORIAM BREWER—In loving .memory of our dear parents, William 11. Brewer, who passed away September 9, 1968, and Teressa (Robb) Brewer, who passed away December 12, 1960. Wonderful memories' of par- ents so dear, Are treasured still with love sincere, Still in our hearts they are liv- •ine yet, For we loved them too dearly to, ever forget. They • had, a nature you could keep on loving, And hearts ' that, were purer than gold, And to those who knew and loved them; Their \memory will never grow old. if -Sadly missed. by daughter petty ;and Jamil, . Albert and ,, 2 p /Mfrs...H. J. Sto er r diet at bio rhe 1 : he1gI4 Funeral service Va§''ield'at CJ the S. 'J, Wacker' fimeral borne on Patrick Street last Wednes- day afternoon fair ;Mrs. 'i'l, `J; Stover. ' Rev. d, 1,; Fish' off St. .. Andrew's Presbyterian Church officiated. Pallbearers were Harold Walsh, Harold-Buir`relh, Ken Saxton Sr. ,' Harry McAr- thur, Ronald Zimmer and Gore don'Leggatt. AndyScott wa,s 'flower; bearer. Mrs. Stover, 79, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Nelson Armstrong of Catherine Street, on December 2. She had suffered a long illness. The former Beatrice Percival was born in England. She was married to Hiram James Stover in Toronto. He predeceased her in 1938. Mrs. Stover is survived by sons, William James Stover of Scarborough and Arthur Stover of St. .Catharines, .and daugh` ters, Mrs. Bert (Esther) Sher- wood of Edmonton and Mrs. Nelson (Viola) Armstrong: of Wingham. There are seven Robt0 A. Powell dies in bospai' Robert A, Powell, Well- known and life -log resident of Turnberry Township and the town of Wiughant, died in ° Wftigharn and District Hospital on December b following a long illness. Mr, Powell was in his 69th year. His parents, the late Thomas Kemp Powell and Mary Ann - Musgrove, lived in Turnberry Township where he was born and attended school. He later farmed in the same township, retiring to Wingham 17 years ago. Mr. Powell served on the Turnberry Township Council and was an agent for the How - ick Fire Insurance Company for 35 years. He was a mem- ber of St. Paul's Anglican Church. He married Edith Jenkins on October 22, 1924. Surviving besides his wife are a son, T. Edward. of Turn - berry; two daughters, Mrs. ' Ralph (Mary) Seddon of Kitch- - r ener and Mrs. Keith (Delia) Johnston of Wingham; ten grandchildren; and a brother, Thomas Powell of Winnipeg. Rev. Herschel W, Hamilton conducted funeral service at the R. A. Currie and Son fun- eral home with interment in Wingham Cemetery on Satur- day afternoon. The' pallbearers were 'Henry Wheeler, Frank Salter, Elgin Johnston, Alvin Procter, Walter Woods and Bill Taylor. Two grandsons, Leon- ard Johnston and Thomas Pow- ell, were flower bearers. W. R. HAMILTON OPT6METRIST Josephine Street WINGHAM FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357=1361 111 AZTEC PARTY 10 MARK 100th 111RTHDAY WHITECIIVROKI.40Atteidin the 104th birthday any held in Kitchener fear Robert Me" leua8itau were Herb Laidlaw, Mr. and Ma. bran Laid'laW and Janet, Mrs. ��Ja■(cy/kyy.�K! Kerr of bl9ue*. vale, Mr's,, s eorge NicCleraa- ghan and Miss Mildred McClen- aghart, Mr. and Mrs, Sen -Me- Clenaghan and Mr, and Ira. Carl McClenaghan, Over 85 attended the party on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Mcclenaghan received tele- grams from, The Queen, pilule Minister Trudeaµ and Premier Robarts and fron his grand- daughter Beatrice, attending University of Manitoba in Win- ngpeg as well as many cards when- asked who owned the first car in Whitechurch. Mr. McClenaghan, whose mind'is very alert promptly answered George Cottie. After the party Mn. and Mrs, Ben McClenaghan and. Mr. and Mrs. Carl ivleClenaghan visited with Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Mc- Clenaghan. This community extends congratulations to Mr. McClen- . aghan and best wishes for good . health in 1969. SURPRISE PARS WXET�NejeAbours of Mr, and Mrs44 Mel Saab= heli a surprise party in honor of their 40th wedding anniversary which falls on December 12th, last Saturday evening at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick DeBoer, Turnberry, Alex Mae - ',ravish presented the couple on behalf of their neighbours and friends with an electric frying pan. "The evening was, spent . 'playing cards and social chat, followed by lunch,, Warden: 's there anything you fancy before the execu- tion" 1ondicwned Man: "Yes, mushro, 'I've always been seared„to try them in case I'd be ;poisoned, ” (+) DEDICATE GIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL May be donated through your local funeral director Placed in Hotels, Schools, Hospitals, Prisons NOTICE By -Law No. 1207 of the Town of Wingham PROHIBITS ,_the PARKING of MOTOR VEHICLES. ON JINY STREET between the hours of 1 item. and 7 a,m. at any time after the 1st day of December, 1968, -and be- ' fore t day. of ' May, 1969. JAMES MILLER, CHIEF OF POLICE. 1 2b grarrdchildr°en. - •E. Wawanosh native dies in Montana , A native of East W eanosh, Mrs. William Charters of Fort • Benton, Montana, died. Wed- nesday of last week in Deacon's Home, Great Falls, Montana, in her 90th year. She was the former Clara McBurney, daughter of the late . Hugh McBurney and Annie Ben- gough. She attended school in- East n-East •Wawanosh and was also married in that township in 1903 to William Charters. He pre- deceased her in 1929. Mrs. Charters is survived by two sons, Frank and Elmer, both residents of Montana, and one brother, Stuart McBurney of Wingham. There are nine grandchildren. Besides her husband she was predecdaed by a son, one daughter, four brothers and 'two sisters. Funeral service was held Friday at Fort Benton with buria: in Great Falls Cemetery. PHONE 1574320 FOR WANT AD SERVICE • ,c, 110J4a,ap v aua, ,1•,1)r H RISTMAS With Christmas' falling on a Wednesday this year, the Greetings edition of The • Wingham Advance -Times will be published early Christ- mas week to ensure, delivery. before CI►,ristmas Day. We request that all persons wishing to' place Christmas Greeting -advertisements with this paper, do so no later than MONDAY, DECEMBER 10th. Whether your greeting is long or short, please try to have it at our .office by this date, or 1410NE 357-2320. We will be happy o assist you with your Greeting advertise- ment. Adverising rates on request. tthancie �-e O