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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1968-12-19, Page 6• • • Pp 1"*"Wnarn Advap‘v-Time4, Thursday, Pee, 19. 1968 FOR SALE MIR FILTERS for sale, plain, rapid flo, 6%" 85e a box. Alexander's Hardware, phone 3574631. .rrb CHRISTMAS SPECIAL— Clark's Tornato Juice, 48 -oz., 3 for 99e. Jamieson's General Store, Whitechurch. 19p SEE THE 1969 Polaris Snow - Mobiles on display at Wing - ham Lawn and Garden Centre. Bali Jenkins, 257 Shuter St. lOrrb „ PUREBRED St Bernard pups for sale. Apply John Edwards, R. R. 4 Goclerich, phone 524- 6396. 19b GOOD USED Coleman oil • stove for sale; one good used •. Quaker oil ,stove, in good con- dition. Phone 222W, Brussels. 19p CHRISTMAS TREES — Scotch •Pines—now on sale. These are •better than other years so malting a choice should be easy. Come early and get your pick. Help the Legion serve by buying a Legion Tree. Royal Canadian Legion Home, Victdria Street. r 5-12-19b EAVESTROUGHING a n d metal flashing, material and labor. For free estimate call Morrison Bros., at Murdie's • Hardware, Lucknow, phone • 528-2906. Ap2Orrb USED 3• 0" Frigidaire auto- matic range for sale; Westing- house 12 -cu. ft. 2 -door refrig- erator, used in high school one • year, new condition. Pattison Radio and Electric. , 19b SKIDOOS — New _models on • dispay in our showrooms; some used models also avail- able. Full 'line of accessories and -clothing at Danny's Res- taurant. , 03rrb JOHN DEERE 440 Crawler with •HD loader and bucket, ,cearmatic winch, also tag -along trailer tilt platform. Phone El- mira, 669-3700. 12-19b -5 PAIR fiberglass drapes for sale, pale green, like new; 3 area rugs, broadlootn, grey, 9'x 101/2', beige and brown tweed, 9'x12', tan 10'x10', darkred Sar -1,7 -Khan, 92"x52". Under - pads included. Ph. Teeswater • 392-6922. ' 19p • SAVE ON PAINT — 10% off • regular prices on Kern Glo - Enamel. Super Kem Tone and ' Martin-Senour. Your headquar- ters for Kern lines. Alexan- der's Hardy,tare CHRIST1V1A$ TREES ---- Scbtell' ° Pines --how 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. RoVal Canadian Legion Home, Victoria Street. • 5-12-191) 1969 FRE GIFT FOR OUR CUSTOMERS AT ONLY 10% ABOVE WHOLESALE PRICE! Make this Christmas the merriest, happiest ever . . . Gift your lady, with a fur, now direct' from the manufacturing. furrier himself. S. S. Fur Com - parry. Ltd. have been Smart Stylers of Distinction for over 50 years. For further informa- lion phone Vivian, 357-2490. 19b • SEWING MACHINES FOR CHRISTMAS New.—Straight and Reverse Stitch Type—$59.95 and Up. • New—Zig Zag and Embroid- ery Type with cam or dial control -009.00 and up. ' Reconditioned—White, Sing- er, Arrow and others—$29.00 and up. See them and Try them — DICK SUCK SEWING MA- CHINES, on the Plaza, next to Smitty's, Hanover, Evenings 364-3458. 28-5-12-19b CARS FOR SALE 1962 CORVAIR for sale, 2 dr., bucket seats, red leather in- terior, priced reasonably. Ph. 357.3482. 19-26b LIVESTOCK FOR SALE RIDING HORSE for sale. Ap- ply Mervyn Pipe, R. R. 4 • Brussels, 451W6. 19p 5 HOLSTEIN cows and 1 Hol- stein heifer for sale, freshen- ing in January and February. Cliff Heifer, R. R. 1 Wing - ham, phone Wroxeter 12W2. 19p FOR RENT fl -ROOM UPSTAIRS apartment for rent, heated. 38 North St. Phone 351-2776. 19-26b UPSTAERS apartment for rent, 1 bedroom, centrally located. treated. Available immediate- ly. Phone 357-3481. 19b TO RENT—In Harriston, new 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, electrically heated, immediate possession. Phone 5W1, Wrox- eter. 19-26b WANTED faiiimisromakaiimagooloamosiriimonali WANTED Room and board for Grade XII student attend- ing Wingham high ach001, ap- proximately San. 6 to An* 26. Phone Mrs, William Wardley, Teetwiter 30241022. lOp 0111000 0 0 SALES HELP WANTED Mato GOOD MAN OVER. 4Q for short trips surrounding Wingham. Man we want is worth up to•• ° $12,000 in Year plus new car as bonus*. Air mail D. B. Sears, Pres., Am- erican Lubricants Co., Box 1707, Postal Station "R," Tor- onto 17, Qntario. 19b TEACHER WANTED TEACHER REQUIRED for Grade V, Blyth Public School. Duties to commence January 6, 1969. Salary sched- ule $4700 to $10,700. , Apply to Ralph Shaw, Brussels. 19b 'LOST 7 LOST —r Black brief case on Friday, November 29, between town hall and the theatre. Re- turn to Recreation Office. 19p FOUND FOUND—Large dog, part Col- lie, brown and black, spiked collar, friendly. Violet Bes- wetherick, phone 10, Fordwich. 19p LEGAL 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. WILLIAM RENWICK, Clerk. 12-19-26-2b. = CARDS -OF THANKS The family of the late Mrs. Matilda Jones wish to thank • neighbours and friends, -staff •at the Wingharn and. District • Hospital, and Dr. Wilkins, also the staff at Huronview and Dr. Ross for all their kindness • during their mother's illness and their recent bereavement. 19b In time of sorrow we wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and. neigh- bors for the beautiful floral tributes, donations to the Can- er Society, sympathy cards and many acts of kindness. Thanks to Rey, H. Hamilton, and John Currie funeral. home for their efficiency. — Mrs. Edith Powell and family. 19b In time of our bereavement in the loss of our father, Rob- ert A. Powell, our sincere thanks for the many words and cards of sympathy.—, Keith and Della Johnston and fam- ily. 19p We would like to sincerely thank our friends and neigh- bors for their thoughtfulness in honouring us on our 40th wedding anniversary with a dinner and gifts.° — Mel and Viola Sanburn. •' 19p I wouldlike to take this op- portunity to say thanks for the many gifts and cards I receiy- ed while a patient in the Wa Memorial Hospital, London. would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. • — Ronnie Johnston. 19p I would like to thank my neighbors, friends and rela- tiyes who visited me, sent carsd and treats while I was a patient in Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. McGregor, Dr. McKim, Mr. Michael Ross, Rev. Hawkes and the nurses on second floor.—Mrs. Mina McCrackin. 19p I wish to say a sincere thanks to my many friends who sent cards, gifts and flow- ers and to those who visited me while 1 was a patient re- cently in Victoria Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. W. L. Tew, Dr. Usebe, the nurses on the fourth floor of the west wing and to Drs. Mc- Kim and Corrin, also to Peter Norman and Reg. O'Hagan of the Winghlirni# District, Hos- pital ambula service. All was &pmeated more than words can tell and may God bleu you all for your kind- ness and 1 extend my best wishes to you for a joyous Christmas and a happy New Year.—Mrs. Scott Reid. 10p We would like to thank all those who sent cards and gifts to us while in the hospital. Special thanks to Drs. Wilkins and llosyk end nurses in pedi atric and to 'Miss Samson end Dstvid Golley for getting our • schoolwork to us. Barbera and l3renda Chambers. 19b • IN MEN1ORIAM • COULTER—In loving memory of a dear husband and fath- er, William L. Coulter), who passed away December 22, 1967. My heart- still aches with sad- ness And secret tears still flow, What it meant to lose you No one will even know. When I am sad and lonely, And everything goes wrong, I seem to hear you whisper, "Cheer up and carry on." Each time I see your picture You seem° to smile and say, "Don't cry, I am only sleeping, "We'll meet again some day." —Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by his wife Clara and family. 19p GIBSON—In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, Robert Gibson, who passed away December 23, 1967. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day, • Remembrance keeps him near. —Always remembered ..by • wife Johanna, and family and grandchildren. 19b GRIFFITH—In loving memory of a dear husband,, father, grandfather and brother, George Griffith, who passed away two years ago, Decem- ber 18, 4966. • Like falling leaves the years slip by, Yet loving memories never die. He lives with us in memory ' Not just today, but always will. ' • • —Lovingly remembered and • sadly missed by his wife, fam- ily, grandchildren, and Maggie. • 19b RUTTAN-In loving memory - of a dear wife, mother and • grandmother, Mrs. Leonard Ruttan, who .passed away DecembV, 1961. Memories like threads of gold • • They 'never tarnish or grciw old., Deep in our hearts your mem- .• ory is kept • To love and to cherish, and never forget —Always remembered' by her husband and family. 19b REAL ESTATE FOR ALE — FOR SA1E IN BRUSSELS— ne1/2-steret741iite brick home in very' good condition. Garage and double lot with spacious garden. Owner must move be- cause of change in business. Phone Brussels 119 after 7:30 p.m. 12-19b FOR SALE — Immediate pos- session, situated in Wingham. Beautiful brick home close to school's and hospital; 3 bed- • rooms,. 2 full bathrooms and large kitchen and dining area. Full basement, situated on a large landscaped lot. Call • Walkerton 881-1609. 21rrb FARM FOR SALE 100 acres with 80 acres work- able. Close to Wingham. Large "L" shaPed barn with cement stabling, good 2 -storey brick house, excellent hard maple bush for which there is a cash buyer. Priced to sell: JIM CARDIFF Realtor, Ethel Phone Brussels 322W5 Salesman LLOYD G. SAGE Listowel, phone 291-2693 • 19b 0 FOR SALE EDWARD A. ELLIOTT REAL ESTATE BROKER .711ress: Bus. 357-151g . 357-1555 Two bedroom frame home, with finished basement. Low monthly payments including axes. Possession Jan. 1, 1969. Two bedroom frame cottage with attached garage. 'Very reasonably priced. , 3 bedroom stucco cottage on North Street, in immaculate shape. All modern convenien- ces. $8,500.00 full price, with low down payment. Possession 30 days. FOR RENT -11/2 storey three- bedroom brick veneer with garage. January 1, 1969. "CAR INSURANCE DUE? 1111 get you the best car insurance value from the world's largest car Insurance company. Let's taiki" W. D. "Bill" MAY Dial 457-3280 State rams Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Canadian Head Office: Searboreugh, Ontario P8721 C127rrb Mop ts AractS '1 AA as . $ 4144M101lithwt110040100010000441411101111101041111.000111001.10,141,0110014i146.40 Corning Events a afialasalawailaniaalaa $ aalainallaNalliaasam ... . oamaa4004 . atallaalawa GARBAGE COLLECTION For December 25 and JaMi* ary 1, will be picked up Dec- ember 24th and 31st. 19b OPEN HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hyatt, man, Gorrie, are holding an Open House on Sunday. Dec- ember 22nd, 2-5 and 7-10, oh the occasion of their 50th wed- ding anniversary. No gifts please. 19p 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 • SCHIESTEL—In Wingham and District Hospital, on Wed- nesday, December 11, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Schiestel, Teeswater, a son. STACEY — In Wingham and District Hospital, on Tues- day, December 17, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. Danny Stacey, Wingham, a son. McARTHUR—In Wingham and District Hospital, on Tues- day,' December 17, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Arthur, Gorrie, a son. VAN OSCH-In Wingham and District Hospital, ori Wed- nesday, December 18, 1968, to Mr. and Mrs. William Van Oach, Kintail, a daugh- ter.. DIED SCHOTTS, Mrs.- William, 72, Listowel, Thursday, Listowel Memorial Hospital. Former Luella Catherine Felkar. Sur- vivors: bpsbantl; daughters, Mrs. EMI Oda) Elsley, Milton; Mrs. Lloyd (Eileen) Mayberry, Port Dover; • brothers. Charles, Seaforth; William, Fordwich; Norman, Glen Williams; Lloyd. Va muyer, B.C. Service was . p.m.. Monday. December 16, McLauffhlin and 'Reed funeral home; Tistowel, Fairview Cow' eterk.*Eittiivifel , • e • T )1.7 ' • TWAMLEY, Mrs. Wesley, 70, Lucknow, Friday, Wing- ham and District Hospital. Former Janet Ritchie, widow. Survivors: son, Chester, Wood- stock; brothers, Chester, De- troit; Leslie, Lucknow; Rus- sell. Whitechurch. Service was 230 p.m. Monday, December 15. MacKenzie funeral home, Lucknow. Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. • Amaimur, MISCELLANEOUS. THE DECOR SHOPPE •Floor Covering - Sales - Instal- lation - Harding Carpets - Draperies • Murray Gerrie - 357-2002, Wingham L. G. BRYCE • Auctioneer We handle sales, large or small, anytime or anyplace. Phone 357-2339, Wingham. LLOYD W. WALKER Custom Backhoe andloading and hauling service • All types of excavating, bury- • ing stones, ditching Septic tanks and weeping beds Phone 351-1359 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, Wingham Dial 357-3739 , SEE GEORGE. BROOKS nt Stratford Cerhiki0rY Memorials Ltd. for Memorials of Distinction Lowest prices in the area 38 Avondale Avenue Stratford Phone 2714136 Collect lowNow4".."•%•,Cohowookrvor4in"""^"..."Am DEAD STOCK • REMOVAL for fresh dead, disabled cows and horses. For the most prompt and courteous service in this clis- Met PLEASE CALL COLLECT MARLATT BROS. Phone 133 • Brussels, Ont. 24bevr service -7 days a %..k License No. 1190•C4IS ealluata.WW0Aftalkaga0Welilak"A".10.41AAAAA0Vall 'PHONE 3574320 FOR WANT AD SERVICE NOTICE There will be ery Christmas, or Boxing Day, Thank you for tion.—BateSon's no milk deliv- December 25, December 26. your co -opera - Model Dairy. 19b COME TO TM. NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE In the Bluevale Hall. Danc- ing 104, to 11ffin's orchestra. Hats anti horns. Lunch booth in hall. Admission- $1.50, per person. •19-26b HOWICK LIONS BINGO Will be held on Friday, December 2Q, atl 8:30 p.m., in Wroxeter CommunityHall. Admission $1.00. 12 'regular games for $10; 2 "Share the Wealth".'one $25 Special; Jackpot of $75,00 on 56 calls; door prizes. 19b Mrs. J. A. Jones dies in 83rd year • Mrs. James Albert Jones 'of Wingham died Thursday, De- cember 12 atitiuronvieW in Clinton. Although she had suf- fered a long illness death came suddenly as a result of a coron- ary thrombosis. • Born on the North Line of Kincardine Township 82 years ago, she was the former Ma- tilda Louise Manners, daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs. Adam Manners. She was a decsend-. ant of one of the early pioneer families of Kincardine Town- ship, Bruce County and was a • rust consin, of the late Andrew E. Robinson, M.P. for Bruce. • On April 18, 1906 she mar- ried James Albert Jones at Mil- larton. She was church organist there for many years. In 1930 Mr. and Mrs. Jones moved to Turnberry Township. Her hus- band died July 19, 1952. TwO years later she left the farm' and for the past 14 years has made her home with her daugh- ters, Mrs. Roy Cullen of Clio - ton and Mrs. Witmer Harcourt • • of Wingham. She entered Wingham and District 'Hospital " last summer and went to Hunin- view in early fall. Mrs. Jones was a. member - of Wingham Baptist Church and the Senior WOmen's Circle. • She is.survived.bly five dauglr ters, Mrs. Gladwyn A. (Lavina) Campbell of Wingham, Mrs. Donald (Mary) MacFarlan of Holyrood, Mrs. Wilmer (Pearl) Harcourt of Wingham, Mrs. Benson (Florence) Shackelton of Dungannon and Mrs. Roy (Mildred) Cullen of Clinton. There are two sons, Orville of Lucan and Archie of Kitchener, 21 grandchildren and 15 great - gr andchilar en. Mts. Jones is also survived by three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Fletcher of Paisley, Mrs. Ethel McLean and Mrs. iFlorence Manners, both of Kincardine. Funeral service was held Sun- day afternoon at the S. J. Walk- er funeral home on Patrkk Street with temporary entomb- ment in the Kincardine Mau- soleum, Rev. Bruce Penny of the Wingham Baptist Church of- ficiated. , Pallbearers were Ivan Mc- Farlan, Kenneth Jones, Elmer McFarlan, John Cullen, James ' McFarlan and Lindeen Shackle- ton. Flower bearers were Leon- ard Mcrarlan and Gerald. Shackleton. W. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Josephine Street WINGHAM, FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357-1361 4.120.1.00.114,1•11.1.amuloallisalmalallo0111110 (40 DEDICATE GIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL. May bedonsted through your local funeral director Pieced in Hotels, Schools, Hospitels, Prisons ° J. Harry Ganniiti dies in Toronto 'Funeral service was held Wednesday afremoon,at the R. Alt Currie & Son fun'iralhome for James Hairy Gannett, 48 Bartonville Ave., Toronto, who 4.1ed in Humber Memorial Hos- • pital on Sunday, 'December 15, following a short illness. " Rev. Gordon 1, Fish of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church conducted the service at the funeral home and at the Wing - ham Cemetery Chapel. Burial later will be in South Killion Cemetery, Lucknow, Born in Winghairi May 25, 1902, hewas the Son of the late William Gannett and Mary Messer. He attended school in Wingham. His wife, the form-. er Annie Johnston of Lucknow predeceased him in February of this year. Mr. Gannett, who was re- tired from the Kodak fitnr, is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Robert (Clara) Quinn of Toron- to and a son, James Gannett, also of Toronto. There are five grandchildren. He also leaves three sister, Mrs. J. M. (Jessie) Howell, M.rs. George (Edna) McMurdo and Mrs.' J. H. (Flora) Jermyn, all of Toronto, and one brother, Gordon Gannett of Wingham. Funeral here for accident victim Mrs. Allan James Campbell, 2 5 , of R. R. 1, Belgrave, died • Wednesday, December 11, at Victoria Hospital, London, from injuries suffered in a car -truck crash a week earlier. Mrs: Campbell was the for- mer Marilyn Jean Pengelly, a daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Gor- don Pengelly, Rag. 1, Belgrave. She was employed at Campbell Soup do. Ltd.', Listowel. Surviving besides her parents and her husband are two sons, Dean, 8 and, Craig, 5; a daugh- ter, Cindy, 6; three -sisters, Mrs. Arnold (Ila) Mailers of Exeter, Mrs. 'Harold (Lillian) Leadke, Elmwood, and Karen, R. R. 1, Belgrave; and two bro- thers, Alvin, Malton, land Don- ald, White River. Funeral service was held at the S.J. Walker funeral home on Saturday afternoon with teriliAlleitt?Mbrrient in Wingliam Mausoleum. Mrs. T. E. kwin was. E.W. nob. • MO, T. E. Irwin of 102 Pic - ton St. E.. Goderioh, died ill the Alexandra and Marinello". • pital on December 12 at the age °fie. She had suffered a long illness, The former Mary Ella Walk- er, daughter of the late Elisha Walker and Martha Snell, was born in East Wawanoill Towni. .thip, She was married at the 11Onte of her parents, Septem- ber 19, 191'7, to Thomas Ed- ward Irwin. They lived, in Ealt ° W aW Moth unti11927 when they moved tolGoderich. Mrs. Tivtrin was a member of Et! George's Anglican Church and the Women's Guild of that Church. • Surviving besides her hus- band are, a son Ivan, , of Toron— to and daughters, Mrs. It a y (Lillian) Jackson of Westfield, N.Y.., Mrs. 10e411 (RUtil), BUMS of Goclericb, and Mr*. 2rbom** (Jean) Glover of Claron, and 14 grandchildren, She was pre. deceseed by a daughter, Mrs,,, Robert (Alice) Clark of Weston in 1967, • Mrs. Irwin also leave* two brothers, George Walker of East Wawanosh and flaroldWalk. • er of Goderich. • Rev, G, G, Russel conducted service at the Stiles funeral how on.Saturday afternoon with interment at Wingham. The pallbearers were Tony Wisser, Joseph O'Brien, Harold • Shore, John Schaefer, Burton • Mills and Wilfred l',,enonune. O. A. WILLIAMS, 0.0. Optometrist 9 PATRICK STREET W.' •WINGHAM Phone 357-1282* Business and Professional Directory 1111111011111111111111111111011.11111111111I C. W. CASLICK LIFE'" HEALTH BUSINESS INSURANCE 50 Patrick Street East • Wingham Representing • IMPERIAL LIFE • A27-1yr GAVILLER & COMPANY Chartered Accountants Resident Partner ' J. E. Kennedy, C.A. Dial 881-3471 - Walkerton Aimiorairoomma., • Crawford, Shepherd - and Mill Barristers, Solicitors, 'Etc. Harley Crawford, Q.C. Norman A, Shepherd, • M.A., LLB. Alan R. Mill, B.A., LL130, WINGHAMDNTA1210 Dial 357-3630 Chiropractor „R. BRAY, D.0 256 Centre Street Phone 357.1224 Winghani• WINGHAM MEMORIALS GUARANTEED GRANITES CEMETERY LETTERING REASONABLE PRICES Buy Direct and Save Bus. Ph. 357.1910 • Res. Ph. 357-1015 Frederick F. Homuth • Phm.B., R.O. Carol E. Homuth, RO Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, RO • OPTOMETRISTS Phone 330-2712 HARRISTON - ONTARIO T. GOODALL BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, ETC.. Office Meyer Block' WitiG.114W, • DIAL 357-1990 SUBSCRIPTION' RATES: Anywhere in Canada only U.S. and Other We will send an aftractive gift card with each gift subscription. Drop in to the Advance -Times Office or if you wish just fin in the attached coupon and mail it along with your cheque or money order to: CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, ADVANCE -TIMES Box 390, Wingham, Ontario I would like tOend a one-year subscription startii Name Street or R R. :town or City Prov. or State Gift Card to be signed from Ordered by I ' 1. (0,)