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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-03-06, Page 6Wingham Advance -Times, 'Thursday, March 6, 1909 snempor CI._IiiEI30`%. otos, � Rera R FOR SALE 1 USED Westinghouse clothes dryer. Pattison Radio & Elec- tric, phone 357-2262. 6b GUNS bought, sold and . ap- praised. ABC Sporting Goods, B. Jenkins, Minnie Street. Jne26prrb DEKALB SEED CORN for sale, early varieties available. Contact George Merkley, ph. 14W2, Wroxeter. 6-13b PUREBRED blonde Cocker Spaniel for sale, 11 months, spayed; has had needles, house trained. Phone 357-3172. 6b 1969 ALPINE SKI -D00 for sale, twin track, 40 h.p., elec- tric start, new warranty, $350 off. Bluevale Trailers, 357- 3114. 6b PROMPT radio and television service. Licensed technician. Repairs to all makes and, mo- dels. Pattison Radio and Elec- tric, phone 357-2262.. 20rrb 2 BARNS for sale, one 30x80 ft., 2 -storey one, 20x36 6b 2813, Wroxeter., WORKING DOGS—Border Col- ' lie pups, 6 weeks old, $15.00 each. Walter Renwick, R. _R. 1 Clifford, ph. 367-2504. 27-6b QRGAN and STOOL for sale; 2 dressers; 2 wooden bed- steads. Phone Wroxeter 5486 W2. VACUUM CLEANER Sales & Service for all makes. R. K. Peck, Varna, dial 1-262-5350. D26rrb 1968 JIGGER for sale (runs on land, snow, water). Al condition.- Also see our new 1969 model Jiggers. Authoriz- ed Jigger dealer for Wingham and area. Give us a call for a free demonstration. Lynn Hoy, 16 Patrick Street, Wingham, 357.3435. 6b. EAVESTROUGHING on house Or barn. Metal flashings. Roof repairs.•CHIMNEYS built. Free estimates. Morrison Bros., phone Lucknow 528-2906. F2Orrb ANTI -MAST 17 — Fast -action control of mastitis: Two-way treatment quickly overcomes ' infection and reduces inflam- mation. Available as lictuid or infusion. Vance's Resell Drug Store, phone ,357-2170, 6b „ PRESEASON SALE of soft and hardtop tent trailersand travel trailers. On display in indoor showroom. Open Satur dayt,and Sundays. Evenings by appointment.' -Morrv's Trailer Sales and Mite's, Walkerton, 881-0.406.- -. 27-6b FOR SALE WD6 Int'national tractor $200 W4 Internationaltractor $200 Oliver 70 tractor $200 All three for $500.00 One 50 ft. long 6" diameter grainauger on rubber, power take off or engine drive, $250. Ford 4 -wheel drive with . new loader MEL JERMYN Brussels 35337. 6p CARS & TRUCKS FOR SALE 1964 METEOR Custom 2 -door for sale, 6 cyl., standard trans- _ mission, radio, new tires, $750 or best offer. Phone 357-2201 after six. 6b FOR SALE BY TENDER By the Bluevale Recreation Association $ N Ford 'tractor; snow blower; one 250 -ft. roll of 12 gauge plastic covered romex -wire; heavy . duty •Duro jet pressure system. 1050 gal. per. '+hoer capacity. Each article to be tendered separately. Tend- ers to be in to Ross Mann Bluevale, by March, '31, 1969. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Anther information from Hugh Camp- bell after 5 p.m., or 9n Satur- days. , • .. 6.13b HILRAY FARMS LTD. ABATTOIR --- HOLYROOD The best' in home grown dry - fed, drug-free beef. Custom killing cattle Monday through Thursday; pigs Mon- ' day .and. Tuesday morning. FREE DELIVERY TO WING - HAM on all orders over $10, Monday ' to Friday by Harry Brydges. Ph. 528-2132; nights 357-1887 or 528.2182. Owned and operated by RAYNARD and ERNEST J. ACKERT 13rrb 1962 CORVAIR for sale, lady driven. In top condition. Will sell reasonable. Phone 357- 3482. 6-13b 1960 DODGE 4 -door sedan for - sale. good condition, V8 motor, good rubber. Passed mechani- cal fitness check. 'Priced to sell. Phone Wroxeter 98 after 6.30 p.m. 6p FOR SALE — 1966 Ford 700 with 5 speed DP axle, 1000 rubber, 17' stock van, new 330 motor; 1966 International 1600 truck. 345 motor, 5 speed 2 speed axle. hoist on 18' cattle van, 50.000 miles; 1961 Chev. 1 -ton with duals. 10' stock rack with hoist; 1967 Buick Hard- top. all power, low mileage; 1965 Volkswagen 1600, new motor; 1967 Volkswagen 40.- 000 miles. See Stan Horsburg, at Maitland Equipment, 1 - mile east of Wingham, 357- 2744. 6b FOR SALE --Model 950 David Brown tractor with front end snowblower; Model 810B Case gas tractor; Model 900 Case tractor; Model 90. Massey trac- tor; 540 Case tractor; S Case tractor with live power; 1964 David Brown 880 tractor, good condition; 2 David Brown 990; International 14 tractor; . 1965 diesel; Massey 44 with live, guard; several' used self-pro- pelled combines and swathers. Good deals on new David Brown and Case tractors. See Stan Horsb rgh at Maitland Equipme 1/2 -mile east of Wingh , 357-2744. 6b' POULTRY FOR SAFE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE PUREBRED Holstein heifer for sale. due March 30. Wrox- eter6548J3, ONE AYRSHIRE and one Jer- sey cowfor sale, due soon. Also York Landrace breeder boar. Phone 357-3331. 6b MUSCHOVY DUCKS for sale, 2 ducks and drake: ?h. 357- . 1018. 6p FOR RENT HOUSE FOR RENT -- Three rooms and bath. Phone 1431, Wroxeter; , evenings. 6b SMALL two bedroom apart- ment for rent, ground fl6or, electric heating. . Phone 357- 2056 after six. 20rrb UPSTAIRS apartment for rent, 1 bedrroom; centrally located. Heated. Available imitiediate- ly. Photic 357.3461. 16rrb FEED FOR SALE 3000 BALES of first -cut 'hay and 2000 bales of barley straw for sale. Contact Richard Moore, 357-3279. 20.27-6p SALES HELP WANTED" WHAT "ARE YOUR PLANS FOR ' 1969? A good Rawleigh Business is hard to beat. Per- manent and profitable. Full time in rural area of Wingham or Grand Bend now available. Write today, Rawleigh Dept. C453-500, • 4005 Richelieu St., Montreal 207, Que. • 6b MALE HELP WANTED ROUTE MILK- salesman want- ed, ,married man preferred, neat and tidy. $80.00 per week. Apply Sunrise Dairy. 6b MAN WANTED . for. dairy farm. Phone 392-620'?, John - Benninger, R. R. 2, Mildmay. 6p TENDERS WANTED TENDERS WANTED ` FOR ONE -TON TRUCK (1) --To trade on 1964 Mercury one -ton pick-up. (2)—Specifications available at Maitland Valley Conserva- tion Authority office, Wroxeter, or by writing to P.O. Box 760, Listowel. (3)—Tenders mustgbe in hands of Secretary -Treasurer by noon on Tuesday, March 25, 1969. • (4)—Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. MAITLAND VALLEY CONSERVATIO.N AUTHORITY 6-13b CARPENTER HELPER or handyman wanted at the Brookhaven • Nursing •Hgme. Phone 357-3430 for appoint- ' ment. • ' 6p 4th CLASS ENGINEER RE- QUIRED FOR HURONVIEW, CLINTON Salary in accordance with Union contract. Excellent working conditions and em- ployee benefits. Apply ' in writing to the un- dersigned no later than March 24, 1969, giving full ' person- al particulars, previous em- ployment. References. Duties to commence •on or about May Ist, 1969. B. G. HANLY, Secretary -Treasurer, Committee of Management, Huronview, Court House, Godetich, Ontario. 6-13b FEMALE HELP WANTED FULL-TIME and part-time res- taurant help wanted. No exper- ience necessary. Danny's Res- taurant. 357-3114. ' 6-13b MATURE -and experienced 'per- son (male or female) to act as secretary to administrator at •Wingham and District' Hospi- tal. Shorthand essential. Ap- ply in person to the adminis- trator. Please call 357-3210 for appointment. - 27.6b CHARTERED BANK has open- ing for young woman .as junior clerk. Apply in own handwrit- • ing, stating educational stand- ard attained and prior exper- ience. if any, to Canadian Im- perial Bank of Commerce, Wingham, Ont. 6b AVON CALLING LADIES: Without previous ex- perience you can earn as much as $2.00 or more per hour in your spare time: Avon trains you. Car needed. Write Avon Manager, 904 6th Ave. W., Owen Sound. 6b SEE THEMI TRY THEMI SMITII ROLES AIR COMPRESSORS Grinders - Welders Electric and Acetylene DEMONSTRATION AND FREE TRIAL ROBERT HAELZLE R. PH0141 33924356 R .6t • WANTED ANTED TO BUY—Powered garden cultivator. Phone 357- .1700. WANTED DEAD STOCK esh dead stock; cows dead, $12. each; dead horses, $20. each, over 500 pounds, accord- ing to size. Collect 369-2410, Durham. Lorenz Removal. PERSONAL MEN'S HAIRSTYLING A must for every well groomed man. Hair styled to suit you. Styling by Roland Richard, Slosser's Barber Shop, phone 357-3223. 6b NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF FLOYD LESLIE CAMPBELL. ALL PERSONS having claims against, the estate of the above mentioned, late of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, Farmer, who died on February 4th, 1969, are required to file proof of same with the undersigned on or before the 1Qth day of March, 1969. ' After that date the Execu- trix will proceed to distribute the Estate having regard only to the claims of which she shall then have had notice. DATED at Wingham, On- tario 'this 13th 'day . of. Febru- ary, 1969. CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD and MILL, Wingham, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executrix. 20.27-6b NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF DAVID Mc - NAUGHT EADIE, late of the Township of Turnberry in the County of Huron, Farmer, Deceased. NOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant 'to .The Trustee Act that all creditors and others having claims against the Es- . tate of the .late David Mc- Naught Eadie are. required ' to send particulars of their claims, duly verified, to J. T. GOODALL, Solicitor for the Executrix of the said Estate, on or before the 22nd day of March, A.D. 1969,. and ' that after such date the Executrix will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Estate, hav- ing regard only to the claims of which she shall then have had notice. J DATED at Wingham; On- tario, this 3rd day of March, A.D. 1969. Helen Eadie,' Executrix of the Estate, By her Solicitor, J. T. GOODALL, Box 730, Wingham, Ont. 6-13-20b MISCELLANEOUS THE DECOR SHOPPE Floor Covering - Sales - Instal- lation - Harding Carpets - r . Draperies Murray Gerrie 357-2002,. Wingham INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAINTING & REMODELLING Free estimate ALVIN SHAFER Wingham - 3574417 6.13-20-27-M6p • 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. INTERIOR PAINTING Small jobs Free estimates PHONE 357.30.69 TOM ROMO 20-27-6.13b 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 35'i'-3739 ANNUAL MEETING WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION The annual meeting of the Wingham and District Hospital Association will be held on FRIDAY, MARCH 7th, 1969,.sat 8:00 p.m.r in the Recreation Room of the Hospital Train. ing Centre (former Nurses' Residence) at Wingham. All matters of business pertaining to the Wingham • and District Hospital Association will be transacted including the elec- tion of directors and other of- ficers. In order to cast a ballot in ' the election° of directors 9. per- son must be a member of the Association. One year member- ships may be obtained for the sum of $5.00 from the Wing - ham and District Hospital of- fice. These memberships must be purchasedat least ten days prior to the annual meeting. Everyone welcome. R. B. ;Cousins, President. John Strong, Secretary. 13-20-27-6b CARDS OF THANKS We would like to sincerely thank all the friends, neigh- bors and relatives for all the kindness and thoughtfulness shown during our bereave- ment and also for their cards, flowers and visits while our aunt was a patient in the hos- pital. Special thanks to the nurses and staff of the Wing ham and District Hospital, also the doctors and Rev. Gordon L. Fish for all their kind ser, vices . during her long illness. —The nieces and nephews of the late Jennie R. Sherriff. 6b I would like to express my sincere thanks to friends and neighbours who sent cards, flowers and visited mewhile I was . a patient in Victoria Hospital, ' ' London. • Special thanks to the Wingham Public School staff and Grade VI class.—Norman 'Heal. . 6p SEE GEORGE BROOKS at . Stratford Cemetery Memorials Ltd. for Memorials of Distinction • Lowest prices in the area a 38 Avondale Avenue Stratford Phone 2114736 Collect ' I would like to thank rela- tives,' friends and neighbors for cards, gifts, flowers ' and visits while a patient in Wing- ham ' and District Hospital. Special thanks .to .all who help- ed in any way, also the. doc- tors and nurses on second floor.—Morrison Sharpin. 6p I wish ' to sincerely thank my relatives and friends for flow- ers, lowers, . gifts and get well cards and all those who visited me while a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Special i thanks to' Dr. Leahy, Rev: Mr. ' 't Downing . and the nurses on second floor for their excel- lent care.—Mrs. Carl Penning- ton. 6p We, wish to express our sin- cere thanks to those who held a surprise party, previous to our fiftieth wedding anniver- sary, at our hone, and for the gifts and flowers they present- ed 'to us. Wewould. also like to thank all who sent cards and gifts for our anniversary and also to all those who visit- ed us on or near that date, February ,26th. — Eldred and. Laura Nichol. 6p Mr. and Mrs. James Leish- man of Brussels, wish to an- nounce the engagement . of their daughter, Reubena Jean. to Christopher Bradley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kennedy of Londesboro. The wedding will take place Saturday, March 29; at 4 p.m., in Bet- grave United Church, Bel - grave: • 6b I wish to thank till of our friends and neighbors for the cheery cards. treats, visits and many acts of kindness shown us while I was. a patient in Victoria Hospital London, and since returning home. Special thanks to 'Dr. Dyson and the nurses on the third floor, E. N. and T. wing; also to the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Blyth Legion 420.—Mrs. Winnifred Vincent. 6b REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BIRTHS THOM'SQN—In Seaforth Gen, eral ,Hospital on Thursday, ;February 20, 1969, tom Mr. and Mrrs,Donald Thso (Ann Robinson of Walker- ton), a son. YEMEN—Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Yemen of Kitchener, are happy to announce the birth of their daughte,r Katherine (Katy) on Sunday, February 23, 1969, in St. Mary's Hospital, a sister for Jim. STE. MARIE—In Peel Memor- ial Hospital, Brampton, on Wednesday. February 26, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Maur- ' ice Ste. Marie; a daughter, a sister for Pamela. LINTON -- In Wingham and District Hospital, on Sun- day, March 2, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Linton, Wingham, a son. FOR SALE—Remodelled house on Diagonal Road. Contains 2 apartments. Large lot at rear • facing Shuter Street. Apply Jack E. Reavie, phone 357-3563 after '5 and on. week -ends. FOR SALE Fully modern 7 room 11 storey immaculate home with new oil furnace in the village of Teeswater. Well situated, attached • garage with work shop, two sun porches, a .land- scaped lot. Possession April 1. WILLIAM S. REED ' Real Estate Broker and G.neral Insurance Wingham, Phone 357-2174 DEAD STOCK REMOVAL for fresh dead, disabled cows and horses. For the most prompt and courteous service In this dis- trict PLEASE CALL COLLECT MARLATT BROS. Phone 133 4- Brussels. Ont. 24hour service --7 days a week License No. 890-C-65 STOREY :— In Wingham and District Hospital, on Sun- day. March 2 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Storey, R. R. 4 Wingham, a daughter. WATSON — In Wingham and District Hospital, on ' Mon- day, March 3, 1969, to Mr. and. Mrs. Herb Watson, Wingham, a son. ROSS—In Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital, on Monday, March 3, .1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross, R. R. 5 Wingham, a son. REINHART In Wingham and. District Hospital, on Tues- day, March 4, 1969, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reinhart, R. R. 2 Mildniay, a son. IN MEMORIAM DRAPER—In loving memory of a dear father and grand- father, Charles Draper, who passed away one. year . ago, February 29, 1968.. The Golden Gate stood ..open God said he needed rest. His garden must be .beautiful For he only takes the best. --Lovingly remembered by ' son. Lorne, Erlene and grand- children. • 6b REAL ESTATE FOR SALE VVIIhu ,4hhti I,i[Tllff'(I - FARM FOR SALE 100 acres, 75 workable, good clay loam. Full 2 -storey red brick home with 8 rooms, mo- dern kitchen, new bath, in ex- cellent condition. Large L- shaped barn, ' .loose, stabling. Needs some repair, Priced to sell as owner is retiring. Don't pass up this bargain. Contact C. G. Cooke, Gorrie, phone Wroxeter 285W. GIBSON' WILLOUGHBY LIMITED REALTOR FOR ' SALE EDWARD A. ELLIOTT REAL ESTATE' BROKER . • i"• 'Telephones: Bus. 357.1590; Res. 357-1555 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. General store in .Bluevale. You will be surprised at the ". capital . required to purchase this business. Building and equipment pricedvery low, with stock at 'invoice price. Immaculate one and one-half storey frame duplex on a large lot, two blocks from main street, three bedrooms on each side with separate entrances. New furnaces, new chimney and extra insulation. One' side vacant for immediate posses- sion. Excellent income home. $20,000.00 buys this 158 -acre farm. gravel loam. in excellent fertility. with a 11 -storey stucco 4 -bedroom home, new furnace. new bathroom: Barn is 60'x40' with 40'x30' shed. Immediate possession. I1 MacG1BBON. 3ACK,Passe away at St. Joseph's Hospital,; on Thursday.February 27, 1969, lack MacGibbon. of 84 Edinburgh Rd. North, Guelph, in b .67th year, beloved hos- .band of RubyBrowne, dear brother of Eva Mrs. George Smith) of Cuelp ,, predeceased by one son Donald, and four brothers. Alex, Fred, Duncan and. William. Rested at the Gilbert Maclntyre and Son funeral home, 252 Dalin St. N., where service was held on Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment Mount Hope Cemetery, Kitchener. Belgrave- native dies in hospital at Kindersley Mrs. John' D'Arcy Gallagher, 85,died in Kindersley Union Hospital at Kindersley, Sok.. on February 18, following a lengthy illness. Mrs. Gallagher was the former Eva Isabella Nethery, daughter of the late Mr.' and Mrs. John Nethery of Morris Township where she was born July 17, 1883. She attended S.S. No. 5 Morris and on January 4, 1911 was, married to Mr. Gallagher at the home of her parents. She went to Saskatchewan with her husband following their mar - riage and farmed in the Kinder- sley district until 1950 when they retired to Kindersley. Mr. Gallagher died on No- vember 19, 1968. Mrs. Gallagher was a mem- ber of the Brethren in Christ Church where service was held Saturday, February 22. Rev . Arthur Heise officiated. Burial was in the family plot at Kin- dersley. Mrs. Gallagher is survived by four sons, Alvin of,Kitchen- er, Glen of Clive, Alta. James of Galt and Terry of Carstairs. Alta. ; two daughters, Mrs. John (Margaret) Knox of Kin- dersley and Mrs. Sidney (Dor- '-`` othy) McConnell of Netherhill, Sask..; and 22 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. There are. also three broth- ers, Gilbert Nethery of ,Blyth, Abner 'of Wingham and Herman of Morris Township; and t w o sisters, Mrs. C. H. (Mary)Wade of Wingham and. Miss .S t,e 11 a Nethery of Belgrave. "CAR INSURANCE DUE? I'll get you the best car insurance value from the world's largest car insurance company. Let's talkl" W. D. "Bit" MAY Dial 357-3280 State Farm Mutual Automobile insurance Company Canadian Head Office: Scarborough, Ontario P6721 ' C12'frrb Ted Martin served in Service Corps Ted Martyr, a well-known resident of S. R. ' 2, Wingham, died at the Wingham and Dis- tract Hospital on Sunday after a long illness. As an employ ee at the Stanley -Berry plant and a memberof the Wingham Branch 180, Royal Canadian Legion, he had many'warm friends in this community. Born in Mayborough: Town- ship, Wellington County, he was a son of the late John Mar- tyn and his wife, Edith Moore. He received his education at Listowel and after his marriage on November 8, 1945 to Gert- • rude Brooks, moved to Wing - ham. 'He was employed here as,a mechanic and within re- cent years at the S t an Te y - Berry company. He was an ad- , herent of St. Andrew's Presby- terian Church and was a former .•member of the 99th Battery, 21st Regiment,pc Mr, Martyn enlisted in the -7..„ Canadian Army in 1939,.serv- ing as a lance corpirral in the Royal Canadian Army Service Corps, and seeing action in France, Germany and Holland. Survivingbesides his wife are two sons, Randy and Brian, both at home. There is one brother, Harold Martyn of Lon- don. Two sisters predeceased him, Mrs. William (Ine2)4Satr% uel, ' formerly of Listowel and' Miss Thelma Martyn, formerly of Clinton? Rev. G'. L. Fish conducted service at the R.A. Currie and Son funeral home at 2 p. m. ,on • Tuesday, with interment in the Wingham Cemetery. The pallbearers were Doug Aitchi- son, Lloyd Elliott, Robert Bran- don, George Brooks, marry Montgomery and Oliver Glenn. The floral tributes were borne by nephews, Clifford Smith, David McDougall, LarryBrooks -and Harry Brooks. CLOSING NOTICE Dr. G. W. Jowsson's office will be closed from March 1 to April 5, inclusive. 6p LIVING FAITH sttoay'March hele cavrC !1VX-TV. , with the• theme Challenge8 , to Children" will be seen at 6:00- 6:30 p.m. Watch for it. 6p EUCHRE Sacred Heart Parish Hall. Tuesday, March llth, at 8:15 vGood cLunch. rr crryoe wlome. c7rrb - _ A SPECIAL BUS To Grand 'h01e Oprv. Nash- ville, Tennessee, $59.00 in- cludes 2 nights hotel, tour of Nashville, autograph and din- ner party at Music City Play, house, Ticket to Saturday night Opry, April 26. Reserve your seat now. Habkirk Trans: it Service Ltd., Box 700, Sea - forth or phone 527-1226r2. May be donated through your local funeral director EUCHRE . Oddfellows Hall on Mon day, .March 1Q, .at • .8:30. cored by Rebekah Lodge. Ev- • eryone welcome, . 6p THE LIONS CLUE EFPEC. TWO SPEAKING FINAL For Region 0 and 1.s. wlll be held at the F. E Madill; Sec- ondary School at..8 p.m., on Friday, March 7. Everybody Welcome. Admission free, 6b A CHILD WELFARE CEN';'R.EF Will be held in Ihe.'MK'edical Building in Brussels, Ontario, on the second Tuesday of each month front 9:30 . 114304.111, Public Health Nurses will be in attendance to weigh in- fants and 'pre-school children," to counsel mothers, and to a d minister immunization. At most sessions a public health physicianwill be present also. This service is free of charge. NT-D549-F6-M6-A3b Miss Sherriffwas teacher 40 years Miss Jennie Robena Sherriff died at,the Wingham and Diss tract Hospital on Tuesday of last week in her 82nd year af- ter a long illness. Miss Sherriff, who was born at St. Helens, was a daughter of the late William Sherriff and' his wife, die former Rebec• ca Farrier. She was the last surviving member of a family of five daughters and , two sons. She was educated at the -St. Helens .Public School, Wingham High School and the London Normal School. She had taught in elementary schools for forty years prior to her retirement in 1960. Miss Sherriff was a mem- ber of St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church. Service was conducted at the R. A. Currie and Son funer- al home on Friday at 2 p. m. by her minister, Rev. Gordon L. ' Fish, with interment in the Wingham Cemetery. The pall- bearers were W. Joseph T4ffln, Russell Johnston, Peter Sherriff, Wallace Wilson, George Marr Wand Orland Leiden. The flow- ers were carried by G. W. Tif- fin and William Johnston. . »u,u,,,opium num,guua, Grandson dies in highway crash William John Holcak, 27, of Commissioners Road, London, and a grandson of Mrs. Norman Baker, Lower Wingham, died in a two -car traffic accident early Saturday morning. The crash occurred on Highway 4, north of trya at about. 4 a. m. Theiecond victim was the driver of the' other car, Clarence Milford. Ayotte, 19, of Dash- wood who was also killed. Mr. Holcak was born in Lon- don, a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Holcak, who now r es id at R. R, 7, Lucknow. Married to the former Doreen Heslop of London, he is also survived by two sons, William 6 and Daryl 1. There are two brothers and two sisters, Gordon of Ilderton, John of London, Mrs. Alvin (Doreen) Munn and Mrs. Peter (Enid) Devine,. both 'of .London. Funeral service was conduct, - ed at the Needham Memorial `Chapel in London at 1.30 Tues- day with-interment•in Wood -• land Cemetery. Mrs. Henry Young buried in Corrie GORRIE--Bertha Young, Reg: N. , died at the Broadview Nursing Home, Toront6 , on Friday, February 28. She was the former Bertha Akins, be- loved wife of the late Henry Young. She was predeceased by Mrs. . J. (Edna) McFaddin .of Strat- ford; Mrs. H. (.Mary) Brown of Grimsby; Harold, Toronto, and Norman of Vancouver. The body rested at the Gif- fen-Mack Chapel with service Sunday afternoon and -interment in Gorrie Cemetery. • Cn OW OPEN LISTOWEL Travel Bureau TRAVEL INFORMATON & RESERVATIONS GO BY BOAT GO' BY BUS GO BY PLANE —Airlines —Passports —Steamships —Visas Buses , —Cor Rentals -Trains Hotels • —Tours --Resorts Grsups —Charters -Gift Packages ° • -Cruises TRAVEL NOW -Pay Later Plans 163 Maki St. Listowel (Beside Miller Shoe Store) 291-4100 JIM COURTNEY Manager 1 1 sr