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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-01-09, Page 9I.� •6. , , This new 1 -storey . ranch t 66x30, Is o. • ;driogrtv pone tru ,• ► very ilerge iy ngroom has wall to 0w a l l " , broa+loorm , air h i eh a - 1stretch95 ,right down the ,to.the,bedrooms, There •'la a, lerge kitchen; :dining •..,room Pone; a '.4 piece; bath., ' There is ,a . full •besement .iwhi'ch could a easily •mede Into ..0. tremendous roc,, • Ih xoom. p eating. is by an ,oil., a furnace.. - Attached .double n. ramwhich; has ' an eleo- erically,:operated door that • an. he opened from the'tiv-- • ilg' FrlxOm; ` This new home is ,situated on a large lot :measuring "86x132 • in the Village of Wroxeter. The full • ilsking price is only $17,- 000.0d. .HIGHWAY LOCATION Iriquire about this 1.00. icre farm .jest „4 miles from Wingham at a price, you an't afford to miss. 55 cies workable, good barn end ,e 1'A -storey insul brick sided house. Good financing t`can be arranged, so call us and we Will. make arrange- rreents to' show you this fartn� for only S12,500.00. DON HOLST ,ftEAS. ESTATE LTD: l ealtore, Winghain em SIc a�n ing Ja hone al Ontario Specialists" bars of the Grey -Bruce Real Estate Board - for ,our Multiple Listing Servree � r Marsdin, Manager ham Off. 3574840 Res. 357-1014 • ke� Jutzi, Rep. 357-1570, Wingham 1' .Mahood, .Rep. ,•.el i atOr one U * veld LBtvv Sr, ..at patient In L . lel' Meir lal Hospital wit ha ail undergo $ surgor , week, We with him a dy;overy `� . AAP Taylor. Biel R•., visited Miss .Gertrude Bush arid Mrs. W. Weir oitie day. reetiitly. ontr'ac'Ors *Industrial *Com. • inertia *Hem-FarmwA Wiring MOTOR REWIND witEWIND *REPAIR *SALEEM ; 5erv1 to; i m' ekes VE 1$o NEW .tutpToRs JN STOCK 1/63414.:-°5 h.p. .Single Phase - up to' 50 h p: 3 Phase IOUA'PLIA�,SEfiOLD Edi • *Lewis complete line of Appliances *Sales & Service ELECTRIC Wingham 357-2450 Service and Quality GUARANTEE)) Our. S•rvitee De t Amman w`r` . your convenience. • lifinae$ Coder ch.ovex * id. ]irk and ;Mrs. sperm a deyr ace tIy wit 01* datielter and Mk PO ,► "flied toe et 'R9thsay' Mnw wittatd StevensSri ited Mr$4 old yl e 1 foto• wei,, d Mr, and. Ne re1T, Eordwicb, Sunday. MIK Geraude ;Bush and MQ. W, Weir spent Saturday with - *Mr*; and Mrs. George Gibson,. and family. ''BRIDGE RESULTS- The Howell system was used. First, Mrs. G,Gannett and 6, ,Haselgrove; second, Mrs. R. Forge and Mrs, B. Mathers; thud, B. Mathers and A. Wil- `� son. Mrs. J. Lockridge, dies in 92nd year Mrs. ,john Lockridge, a well- known resident of Winghaxn, died in. hospital here en Janu- ary 3 after a short illness. She was the former Mary Ann Hergott,. daughter of the late John Hergott and his wife, Frances Diemert. She was born in Riversdale, April 22, 1877. She had lived in Winghamsince her marriage to Mr. Lockridge who predeceased her in May. 1948. Mrs. Lockridge-was a mem- ber of Sacred Heart Church and was a life member of the Cath- olic. Women's League. She is survived by a daugh- ter; Mrs. Gilbert (Frances) Fras- er of Niagara 'Fal, N. Y. , and one son, Alfred Lockridge of Wingham. There are 14 grand- ' children, 39 great-grandchil- dren and one great-greatgrand- chld. ° She is also t?orvived/by a sister, Mrs. Ambrose (Barbara) Beninger. - Two sons predeceased her, Walter and. Samuel. Service was held at` Sacred Heart Church on Monday morn- ing with Rev., J. G. Mooney of- ficiating, fficiating, The pallbearers were Michael. Fleury,„. Bill Lgelfridge, Douglas Lockr; d8e, pr,.,,Rol ;.t, FF,aser; John -(Bifid) Lockridge and Keith Dunbar. ' OFFICERS OF WINGHAM i.0orqa No. 286, & A.M., who were installddd•on Tues .day evening are: front, Spencer ScQtt,, sen- ior deacon; Edward Elliott,: worshipful master; Mel Craig junior W'ar n second row, Crawford Douglas,'Qr'ganist; Bruce MacDonald,,.°chaplain;, J. T. Gdlall, inner • • tu19rmau UUn Blyth resident dies in Clinton A, Charles Walter Cook of Blyth passed away in Clinton Public Hospital on Sunday, December 22nd,' in his 84th year. Born aucl :; ised lin East W awanosh; he attended S, S. No. 6 East Wawahiosh and later farmed in the area. He moved to Blyth in 1959. He was a .member of Blyth United Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Charlotte Tunney; two daughters, Mrs, Lloyd (Mary) Walden of Westfield and Mrs.' Alvin (Gene) Snell of Blyth; one brother, Gordon of Coch- rane and two sisters, Mrs. May Carter,,. Woodstock. and Mis. Eva McKnight of Sarnia. There are ten grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. .He was predeceased by one - daughter,� Laverne, two 'sisters, Lily Bell and Mrs. Lizzie Snell, and brothers; Jasper, Tom, Da- vid,, Fred, George and Wesley. Funeral service was held -at the Tafker° Funeral Home ori December 24thwi Rev.4W.,,O.° Ma ef; 4n charge.. , ewPw&';Y !enbrnnnt's yin Slhr.;efn- etery Chapel with burial -later 5 1e q • a SALE AL STARTS THURSDAY,JAN. 91hL WINTER FOOTWAR GREATLY REDUCED ,WOMEN'S SNOW BOOTS . Latest $tVlee, warns anal waterproof , Reduced to clog ,$ALN PRICE S6,99to$i!.99: r - y^ ••J Right now is the time to step lively and discover how savings canreally be a family affair. Styles, sizes _galore for Mom, Dad, sister R . and brother. Cone see. Child's Canadian STRAP TOP OVERSHOES Cosy Overshoes with ' Shearling Cuff SALE PRICE $339 1, guard; ' George Thomas, secretary; back, Denis Langridge, junior steward; Alex Robertson, treasurer; Scott. Reid, immedi- ate past master; Elmer Walker, junior deacon; DeWitt Miller, . direcXar of Gere - monies; Colin Campbell, senior steward. - -Advance-Times Photo. • in Ba's Cemetery. ny Base Line, ;;Auburn. The pall bearers • were grand -- sons, Harvey and Clifford Snell, Gary, Garth and Brian Walden :;fid Walter Cunningham. Bord- en Cook and Arnold Cook were flower bearers. Those:.wattending from a, dis- tance were Gordon Cook of Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs,, Garth Walden, Miss Shirley . Snell and Miss Mary Tunney of Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs: William. Bush of Toronto arid Mr. and Mrs. „Garnet Farrier of 'White- church Nelson Steurnol buried at Corrie GORIUE--Ethelbert Nelson Steurnol, R. R. 1, Wroxeter, died December 19 in Li,atowel . Metnorial Hospital in his 88th year. He was the son of the late' Mr. and Mrs. John. Steurnol and was born in Howick Town- ' ship on August 6, 1881. He was a retired farmer and bad re- siaie,4 on Con. 12 for 42 years. Re'w(is a t jntie m b.e r of St, Stephen's Angficaii'tfiurcfi: nX1is,,wife, the formeroRuby Hey, predeceased him in March ofd1992, n . r,Surviving, are four sons, Ar - dile and John of Howick Town- ship, Albert of Guelph and Rob- ert of Simcoe. One son, Mac - Nay, predeceased him in . There are three daughte Wallace (Jean) Wilton of Mild- . may, Mrs. James (W yn) Howes, Listowel an'd Mrs. Les (Ruby) • Howes, Gorrie; a sister, Mrs. Wirliam (Elsie) Haney, Wing- ham 23 grandchildren and three great-granddaughters. Funeral servicewas held at the Moir funeral home, Gorrie, on Saturday, December 21, conducted by Rev. Harold D. Jenkins of St. Stephen's Angli- • can Church. ' Pallbearers were. Wesley Lin-- derwood, Harold Finlay, Stan- ley Hays, Malcolm Newton, Edward David and John Stafford. Burial was in GQrrie,,Cemetery. a comers,: RUBBER BOOT gins 12 to 3 in all Slack Rubber Beet SALE PRICE 1.59 A 10 Days Only ()E•'}•' Al .l . I.E•:A I H R FOOTWEAR GREB HUSH PUPPIES EXC LUDED 1 WOMEN'S SLIPPERS „°w """ Rao. OM SALE, , PRICE 31.9 Suede or Leather' MEN'S ;WINTER BOOTS Warrnly Lined. SALE PRICE' $$.99up • (f LI ESWINGHAM INII MUIR 357.180 . Fy EDWARD ELLIOTT whp was installed' as wor- shipful master of Winghanl Lod9e No. 286, A.F. & A.M., at . ceremonies on Tuesday ev rel of this week. • UMW Mrs. J. R. Brigham died suddenly hrisfmas morning Mrs. Elsie Agnes Brigham • - passed away suddenly Christmas morning at her home in Hullett Township. She was' in her 77th year. The daughter of the late Charles H. and Mary Rowan Wightman, she was educated at 5. S. 13, East W awanosh and lived on the 7th Concession until the family m o v ed, to Whitechurch in 1925. $he was married August 29, 1927 to James Ralph Brigham who pre- deceased her in 1930. Mrs. Brigham had resided on. the Brigham farm, from the bine of her marriage, until her death. ,She is survived by two sons, James Kenneth at home and Charles Ralph of Sarnia, five grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. °Borden (May) Scott of R. R. 3 ; Blyth. • She was prede• - ceased by two brothers, Ivan and George Wightman. 'Funeral service on ;jDecerm- ber2 7 was `held .at the Tasker Memorial Chapel, Blyth with .Rev. W. 9. Mather officiating. Temporary.:entombment was in Blyth Cemetery Chapel. Burial will be in Blyth Cemetery. Pallbearers were Norman Wightman of Auburn, George Howatt, Tray Griffith, Ruusell McDonald. and Miller Richmond, all of Blyth, and Sam Scott of S,eaforth. Messengers WHITE . HURCH--The. Mess- engers held their December meeting in the Sunday School • room during church service, Helen Gibbons presided and the meeting opened inthe usual manner. The call to worship was giv- en'by Helen Gibbons. Frank Jamieson read the Scripture. Prayer was given by Clair Web- er. Kenny Quipp received the offering and Janet Sleightholm . gave the offertory prayer. . Theroll call was answered by.p and minutes were read by Janet Sleightholin. Mrs.. Clifford Laidlaw told the juniors their story ,and Mrs. Dave Gibb told the seniors a story of China. 4 Every p rt of your car should be checked. - regularly for top performance. '+e'll do the job right. SERVICE 15 OUR RUMNESS,' _ESs,.' NOT OUR MOTTO. N>{ ' 'ice' r .c'^`; `•. . ALL OUT �.aNusaszv • CLEARARCE Our winterwear must go! And we've gone: all out •mark prices dawn, down, down. Men, now is the Eine to stock your wardrobe . get tremendous savingst. 1 TOPCOATS Wool and Zip4n Lining ° • SWEATERS "Cardigans • Pullovers Turtle Necks 'SHIRTS . Dress and Sport ■ TROUSERS Large Selection , ■ PYJAMAS Winter Weight s ■ UNDERWEAR Sets by Penman 10% TO 50% OFF BOND MADE -TO-MEASURE 2 -PIECE SUIT SALE.. $8Z.00, • STARTS TODAY —ENDS FEBRUARY FIRST • R�admcin Cleaners mut!! ANp MEN'S WEAR wixonw WENAVE1HEcAR-FoRyou . GOOD USED CARS - '65 PLYMOUTH • Sport Fury 2 -Dr. Hard- top, . 383 engine, bucket seats, 4 speed transmission, radio '63 BUICK LeSabre, power equip., radio '67 CHEVY II 4 -Door Sedan '66 .CHEVY 11 4.Dr. Sedan, 6 Auto, radio '66 PONTIAC Parisienne S. S. Hardtqp, power equipped, radio M-• EASONABLY PRICED '65 CHEVROLET BelAlr 4 -Dr. Sedan, 6 cylinder '67 MERCURY Yz-ton Pickup, long, wide box '67 CHEV. 2 -ton Pickup, long,. ,wide box '68 EL CAMINO Pickup, V8, radia, . whitewalls MANY MORE MODELS ON THE LOT CCLUR TORS "WHERE • CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS PART OP THE BETTER DEAL" WINCIAM, ONTARIO DIAL 3574700 • NormouszsminisissommisarSooSos