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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-06-26, Page 9Fordi, lieandet Slutitt 40:1 .ern atbsin Of TOXIXItcl, M FlOrelle0 Raea Mr. H. Mitchell'old visited en,Su4da with and ° « 1mer Millar.. OEAO STOCK REMOVL far fresh dead, disabled cows and Noraas. For the most prompt and courteous service In this dis- t ct PLEASE. CALL COLLECT AJ.ATT BROS. Phone 133 - Brussels, Ont. 244hour service --7 days a weak License No. 390-06511 S.J. Lotkwooi, naffve of England dies in 55th n. WROXETER--Stanley .John Lockwood of MW Street died at his honne. June 17. Death came suddenly. He was in his 55th year. Born in Croyden, Surrey, England, only son of the late Walter Lockwood and Louise Teesdale, he was a farmer and later an oil burner technician. In Apr111942 he married Winifred Davies of London at Horsham, England, He served from 1940 to 1946 as a cook and private during World War II. In August, 1946, he brought Sell Real Estate THE PROVEN "PAUL S. STARR" WAY If you are not already licenced, you will be trained at our special Real Estate School. You will learn how to list and sell Town and Country Homes, Farms, Acreage, Business Opportunities, Vacation Properties, Industrial, Commercial and Investment Properties. YOU will be backed by our very extensive advertis- ing program in more than 40 newspapers in Canada and United States. Your ads will appear in our own fully illustrated newspaper which we publish twice monthly and mail to our list of thousands of pros- pective buyers. YOU will work from your own location or from one of our luxurious air conditioned offices with direct Toronto telephone lines. YOU will have expert guidance to help you get the best results. Your ads will be ,written, by our Adver- tising Department. You will be supplied with many mailing pieces plus special illustrated brochures when you need them, with photographs taken by our own Photographer. Our Sign Department will make and erect special signs when required. Our Mortgage Officer will help you arrange the finan- cing on your deals •giving you more time to work on sales. . YOU will have ample opportunityfor advancement to Management positions created by our big expan- sion program. YOU work on an excellent commission split with exciting incentive programs. If you want to be where the action is, call or write today for a personal interview. 140 MONTGOMERY Starr 8 Co: Ltd., 173 Woolwich St., Guelph. Phone 824-5054. iIIRIIIRII IRI I IRI IIRI I IRI I IRl l lul llel l IRI I IRUIRII IBI I INuIiIIIInINT n•llHNlnl•nINul* a Pr�perty r HOUSE AND 27 ACRES It's a wreck but, what the heck can you expect to buy for. $5,000 with 27 acres and a house.. For a handy man this would be the perfect summer home. There is a creek and a pond on this property It is located on a paved highway, only 8 miles from beautiful Lake Huron. Don't • pass up this real honest barga'n at only $5,000, .with. half. down and good terms on the balance. HOUSE AND 30 ACRES Here isa home •and 30 acres located on the outskirts, of Lucknow. The . 11/2 -storey cement. stucco home has 'a full basement, kitchen, pantry,. living room and 3 large bedrooms. There is a barn measuring 54x74, in good condition. All the land is workable, plus there is a pond on this property. This would be an ideal .hobby farm as. the low asking price is only $12,000. SERVICE STATION Here is a low priced business for the man who .wants to be his own boss. A garage with 2 bays, Fina gas pumps and a small store. The living quarters. consists of a large kitchen, living room, 3 bedrooms and a 3 pc. bath. Taxes are only $173.00 per.year. Opportunity knocks only once, for the low asking price of only $11,000; one could not .90 wrong. PRQPERTY SOLD Mr. S. Penrice, Georgetown, hes sold his -100 -acre farm at Teeswater to Mr. A. Weinstein, Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Howard Robinson, Luckhow, has sold her home to Mr. S. deBoer, R. R. 2 Lucknow. Mrs. O. Lewis, Lucknow, has sold her home to Mr. B. Irwin, Lucknow, Ont. Mrs. S. Hamilton, Lucknow, has sold her home to Mr. F. Hamilton, R. R. 5 Lucknow,, Ont. Mr. C. Ritchie, Lucknow, has sold his farm on Highway 86 to Mr. D. Wharton, Bluevale, Ont. Q' Mr. F. Eggett, R. R. 2 Wingham, has sold his farm to Mr. R. Stangen, Waterloo, Ont. Don Holst Real Estate Ltd. REALTORS = WINGHAM "Rural Ontario Specialists" • "For Best Results Photo -List Your Property With Don Hoist" • Dan Marsdin, Mgr., Off. 357-3840; Res. 357-1014 Jake Jutzi, Rep., Wingham 357-1570 Gary Stevenson, Rep., 357-3840; Res. 357-1048 Barry McDonagh, IIep., Lucknow 528-3423 Cecil Mahood, Rep., Teeswater 392-6952 litHittell itamistllRlmti sllis taltsllls sioniiii ttlillillsoioll mdse, hia wife 14.0004404..te A^.Where be 194640 UK At '1t rets to Wroxeter where he was a member of the salted Church,; *Wed' on the Bearttof Stewards;, was a past'pres den of 140. b* No. 630 and'.se .e- tart'-treasuirer until 19, and was a member of the Howiek Legion 9ranch, The 1eglon► memorial service on the even- ing vening of June 18 was followed by an L.0.1. service. He is survived by his wife, a son Russell of Wroxeter, one daughter Margaret of Stratford. and son Kenneth at home; and two sisters, Mrs. Reginald (Edna) Hopkins and Mrs. Evelyn Bullock, both of England. Funeral service on June 19 was conducted by Rev, George Sach, in Wroxeter 11.nL t ed -Church with burial j Wroxe- rer Cemetery. Pallbearers were Norman Keating of Wing. ham, Wallace McKee, Law- rence Edgar and Gerald Mathe- son, all of Atwood,JackClarke of Wroxeter and Robert Haskins of McIntosh. Flower bearers were Alec Matheson of Atwood and Art Gibson, Wroxeter, WROXETER The Ross Tomans visited Mrs. Isaac Henry, Milverton, on Sunday evening. THE LABATT'S COMMUN.iTY Service Unit will be in Wingham next weck-end for the annual Wingham Lions Carnival. The 25' by 8' trailer will be used in, the' street mall program on Thursday and Friday, and in conjuction with the soap bo.X derby on Saturday morning. The trailer comes equipped with complete Office ice facilities, "' ..HU .N..N .. and is air-conditioned for summer use. When in a stationary position, one of the side walls can be dropped to form a 14' x 6' stage. The two Labatt's Community Service Units travel thousands of miles each year, to sporting and community events .of all kinds. ..MNK.►N......NN.NN...NNN.NNNNN.NNHq141YNNiN.NN ti Belmore Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. John Ruther- ford and family and Mrs. James Eddleston of Teeswater, attend- ed the recent opening of the new Rosemont United Church.. Monday guests at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerwin FOR SALE WRQXETER HOME Located close to shopping and set upon a nicely land- scaped lot. This comfortable home has been newly renown- . ed and decorated throughout. Modern kitchen, living room • with broadloorh, 3 pc. bath with all new plumbing are On the main floor. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms. Heating is by, forced air -oil furnace. All aluminum windows makes the home easy to heat. A one -car garage is also contained on the property. You will be amazed at the value being of- fered for $9,500 full price. BRICK BUNGALOW ' Situated on a VLA' lot in an excellent location. This immaculate home has seven rooms plus 2 baths offering 2,000 sq. ft. of enjoyable living. Big picture windows create a cheerful atmosphere, and conveniences are ,every. where. Walkout' basement contains 3 finished rooms plus bath, apart from furnace room,' laundry 'and storage. area. Being an attractive home constructed less than 10 years ago, it could not be replaced today for many dollars more than the owner is asking. GREENHOUSE AND 24 ACRES Only $8,900 with terms can bring you this. valuable' small holding, located on the outskirts of Wingham.. '1'/2' - storey 7 -room home it heated by oil furnace, with green- house attached, also ' a barn. 6 acres is under" garden cultivation, the balance is.. seeded , to pasture. This is a very reasonable -price for a well-Jm ated property., • KEITH FITZSIMMONS REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS. BROKER ANNALISA FITZIMMONS, Rep. 176 Diagonal Road, Wingham, Phone 357-1117 WPLFRED ,McINTEE REAL ESTATE LTD. MAIN STREET — WINGNAM FARMS — BUSINESSES — HOMES RETREAT 8 -room solid brick 11/2 -storey home located on 22 acres in Hullett Township. An excellent trout stream, bordered by pines, runs through the entire property. This 4 -bedroom home is, ih good condition with hardwood .and pine floors and is situated on a good road. The 22 acres is composed of nine workable, four acres of scattered, bush to add to the beauty •of the land, plus picnic flats.. This property must be seen to be appreciated. Price $15,000. NEW BUILDING Y' Located in Blyth, this new cement -block building is ideal for small industry or business. Located on a corner lot,the building is 30'x54' with 15'x15' office. Has new asphalt roof, new eavestroughs, H.D. wiring, ,village water, cement floor, 8'x10' overhead door, plus side door and room for parking at rear. Priced well below today's building' costs. Only $8,000. ti • FARM 100 -acre farm, 13/4 miles west of St. Helens. 7 -room red brick home in good condition, complete with 4 bed- rooms and a 4 pc. bath. Barn is 40'x50' with silo and 75 acres of workable land plus 25 of bush. This corner farm is a real bargain at $16,500. HOME Insul brick duplex, located close to• main street in Wingham with apartments up and down, consisting of , ' living room, kitchen and two bedrooms each. Located oh a lot 66'x132', this duplex is in excellent repair with good oil furnace, hardwood floors, sun porch, full base- ment. Price $13,000 with good terms. WANTED Good homes. in the Town of Wingham. We have buy- ers interested in locating in Wingham.. Now is the time to list your home before school re=opens in the fall. Ci PHOTO LISTIN‘ MUMTM/lt 1111111 1111111C1 SERVICE `m""° JOON'f. BRENT Phone: Office 357-1344 Res. 357-1418 and family were Mr. and Mrs. Vimy Dingman and family,who while on holidays were enjoy- ing a visit with his sister, Mrs. Kerwin. Mso visitors were Mrs. Kerwin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Dingman, all the guests being from. Gormely, suburban Toronto. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to the mem- bers of the Finlay family and members of the Boyd family, on the death of Mrs. Ada Fin- lay last week in Wingham and District Hospital. Funeralserv- ice was held in Gorrie on Wed- nesday afternoon. We are sorry that Mr: Ed Horton has been hospitalized in Wingham and hope by the time you read this that he, is home and feeling much better. Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Jeffray from Western Canada are spend- ing a few weeks with family and friends in our area. We welcome them back to our fair • community. At a meeting of the Official Board of the three: point United Church charge held last week in Belmore:, Carl Fitch was Guest speaker at I.C.W. meeting JLMOREAT)Mel b united, , • Church Women held their June • meeting in the church base- ment last Wednesday evening with members from Belmore U. C; W. .as guests. The president, Mrs. Walter Renwick, opened the meeting with Scripture, followed by the hymn, " We Give Thee but Thine Own". Mrs.' Elmer Hask- ins read the Scripture lesson and • Mrs. Robert Harkness gave the meditation,, "Faith in Christ shall dwell in our Hearts". De- votions closed 'with prayer. For the feature,Barbara,Hark- ness played a selection of hymns on her accordion. Roll call was "Childhood memories of my church". Mrs. Robert Wood •and Mrs. Jack Inglis. presented the study , book on China. Mrs.. Walter Renwick intro- duced the guest speaker, Mrs. Gordon Wilson. She spoke on the course she attended at the •University. of Waterloo on the ' theme, "Reconciliation in a Broken World". , Following. the business, the meeting closed with prayer and lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge. funeral June 18, Mn. Robert Smith Funeral service was held at the Gamble funeral h o in e chapel. Shelburne, on June 18th for Melissa May Rosewell, wi- dow of Robert S mith, in her 77th year. The service was conducted by the Rev. Warren G. Dickson of Shelburne United Church with burial in Shelburne cem- etery. Pallbearers were grandsons, • Gary Thompson, Douglas Smith, Joe Velacich, Dwight Smith, Edward Calver and Murray Fish- er. Flower bearers were' grand- daughters. She is survived by one son Stewart of Kitchener and seven daughters, Mrs. A. W. (Verna) Zettler, Chatsworth; Mrs. E. (Roberta) Chamney, Wingham; Mrs. W. 11. (Minnie) Calver, Acton; Mrs. J. C. (Martha) Fisher, Wingham; Mrs. James (Ruby) Thompson, Toronto; Mrs. J. (Florence) Velacich, Toron- to; .Mrs. E. (Claire) Procter, Shelburne. One son Allan predeceased het. chosen the new representative to Presbytery. He will hold the position for one year, with his alternates being Bruce ,Hark- ness and Clark Renwick. Rev. Keith Wettlaufer, minister of the Mildmay -McIntosh -Bel - more Churches,, was in charge of the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mac- Leod entertained at a dinner last Thursday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jeffray who are visiting from Alberta. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. David Harper and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Newans, Thom- as Darling, 'Pete' MacAdam, Barry Mulvey and Ian Inglis. Members of the.Newans fam- ily from our village and the Dahms family from Mildmay, attended Sunday services in St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, Mildmay. Shelley Anne. daugb- ter of -Mr. and Mrs. Peter New- ans, was received into the church by baptism. Mr. and Mrs. John Ruther- ford utherford and family were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs, James Eddleston in Teeswater. Hart reunion at Seaforth WROXETER- -The annual Hart reunion was held in Sea-, forth'bions Park on Sunday with a fair crowd attending. Games were played in the afternoon with races for the children. Prizes were given to the eldest person present and the youngest, along with those for the games,. races, etc. A picnic supper was enjoyed by all, outdoors, due to the co- operation of the weatherman but a brief shower occurred, shortly after supper. Those present were from Ot- tawa, Kingsville, .Stratford, Goderich, St. Thomas, London, Wroxeter, Brussels, Dorchester. Slate of officers for 1970 is as follows: President, Mrs. Gordon Hubbard, London; vice- president, Lyle Hart, Wroxeter; secretary -treasurer, Ha z e l Spading, Wroxeter; sports, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Kneeshaw, Lon- don. The 1970 reunion will be held in the same place the sec- ond last Sunday in. June, with a smorgasbord supper. Willing workers hold. meeting WROXETER—Mrs. Ken Ben- nett and Mrs. George Gibson were in charge of the June meet- ing of the Wroxeter Willing Workers. Hymns sung were "Fight the Good Fight", a n d "Stand Up, Stand. Up for Jesus". The theme of the meeting was 'Courage" and ten members an- swered the roll call with a verse containing the word "courage". Mrs. Bennett read two !menu, Scripture was taken from the Book of Proverbs for the story of a courageous woman. Prayer was led by Mrs. Bennett. Mrs. Rae Louttit and Mrs. John Snell will have the Sep– tember meeting. There will be• no meetings during July and August. The rest of the afternoon was spent in quilting and lunch was served. _-Q MASONIC SERVICE GORRIE-- Forest Lodge No. 162, A. F. &A. M. of Wroxe- ter, held the annual Masonic church service in Gorrie United Church on Sunday morning. Rev. George W. Sach conduct-' ed the service assisted by Rev. J. Wilfred Hird who based lits sermon on kings, 4:6 "When the Oil Stayed". The service was well attended. Mri 40 Mrs, RiPharid gram sport the week -end i Stratford at 'the home of their son,- Mr. and Mint. Eldon In - giram, wben members of their family gathered Sunday In hon- or of their 55th wedding anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. William Ware,, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker, Mrs, Ella Muir, Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Reidt, Mrs. Jessie Koch and Miss Hazel Spading were among those attending the Pon Messer Jubilee in Clinton Arena last Thursday evening. Miss Minnie Linklater, Wing- ham, visited at the home of her cousin. Mr. and Mn, Fraser Haugh on Sunday„ Mr. William Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Han,\., Patti, Susan and Dianne, Mr. John Hupfer and Miss Hazel Spading attend- ed the slant reunion frt .Seaforth Lions Park on Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stew- art of ,Mount Hope were week- end guestsw f th Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Van Velsor. Clarence Clement and Peter kabelle spent Saturday at their, home here. Mr. and Mrs. John McGee Receives pin for 100% attendance over 25 years WROX ETER- -The last regu- lar monthly supper meeting until September of the Howick Lions' Club, was marked by. Ladies' Night, on Monday of last week. The event was held fw Wroxeter Community Hall, when about forty Lions and *la- dies enjoyed a turkey banquet served by members of the Wrox- eter Women's Institute. President Lion Alex Graham presided, and Deputy District , Governor Warren and Mrs. • Zurbrigg, of Howick and Zone Chairman Lion Lloyd and Mrs. Casemore, of Wingham, were • among the head table guests. • During. the evening the De- puty District Governor conduct- ed the induction ceremony for three new members joining the Howick Club, Rev. G. W. Sack, Dan Cardinal and Jim King.' whowere welcomed into the club; The ZongShairmanx • who •is the in -coming Deputy District Governor, presided for the installation ceremony of the in -coming officers of the Howick Club who are, presi- dent, Lion Lloyd Felker; 1st vice, ° Lion Henry Lackner; 2nd vice, Lion Wallace Bilton; 3rd vice, Lion Jim Alcorn; direc- tors for 1 year, Lions Jim Inglis and Glenn Bast; directors, for 2 years, Lions Beverly Currah and Peter Keil; secretary; Lion Wray Cooper; treasurer, Lion Warren Zurbrigg; Lion tamer, Lion Dick Carson; tailtwister, Lion Ken Edgar. • •, The Zone Chairman present- ed a framed scroll to Deputy District Governor Warren Zur- brigg, congratulating him on his successful 'term in office. He also presented a 'special Li- ons' button to Lion Ken Edgar, marking his 100% perfect at- tendance record during his•25 years of membership in the Ho - wick Lions' Club. Lion Gordon Edgar moved a vote of appreciation to the re- tiring president, Lion A 1 e x Graham for his services. and • Lion 'George Timm extended a vote of thanks to the bulletin - editor for •work done for the club, Lion Elmer Farrish showed colored pictures taken on his trip to Africa last fall, which were much enjoyed., He was thanked by Lion Jiro Inglis. at the w er's 14,MieSok G* fralb gar. Ea a and .i yon of Thaw visited M frar. �'crttm l'imb and Mrs. WT day evening„ Stewart pannezmart and Peter MeCowan, n Mines Aileen Eaton and Mercedes Alex of Sea40011 Called vase )4#4 11, zel $ arthig ,Sunday White and, Mrs,.. clarence• .. White ret ed to their 1.•!.T A in Toronto Ott SUP'«ay aft spending last week at their home heave„ • • Mr. and Mrs. Ai ister"green and ,Janis of Goderich were Sun* day visitors with Mr, and Mills, George Gibson and family and Mrs. W. Weir and Miss :Gert- rude Bush* ! The sympathy of the corm- munity goes out to Mrs. Std Lockwood and fanny la the 4iiis of a loving husband and brother, . Mr. and Mrs. Ron Coates,, , Wroxeter, ��Mr. andM`ts. Erwin Heibein, Mr. and • `itis. Sa n Beirnes of .Ethe , Mr. and :Mrs. Russell Annet of Brussels attend." ed a 'birthday party for Mut. Til. - Liam Pawson, at Huronview, her 91st, on Sunday. (t) DEDICATE GIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL May be donated thyrough• ;your local funeral director • Placed in Hotels, Schools, Hospitals, Prisons 1 ELE'TRiCM::: Co ntractors : • f -*Industria Com., morels': Fiorito & Farts, Wiring -1-70(14 MOTOR REWIND *REWIND *REPAIR *SALES Service to All Makes OVER 15Q NEW • MOTORS . IN STOCK. 1/6 h.p. - 5 h.p. Single' Phase up to 50 h.p. 3 Phase . HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES *Largest complete lin. of Appliances *Sales .i Service BURKE ELECTRIC Wingham 3572450 $ervice and Quality ,e'GUARANTEED Our Service Dept. is open 6 days a week for your convenience. Wallets Camel Bags Coin Purses Jewellery Hasty -Notes Place -Mats Braided Mats Hooked Rugs Carvings Candles Quilts Pot -Holders Hot -Pads Coasters Aprons Belts Knitted Toys Wood -Turnings Pottery Embroidery PLUS Crafted. items' from Spain India Russia Denmark Sweden Greece Morocco Portugal England The Waxworks CANDLES and CRAFTS Adjacent to Riverside Park by the Upper Dam in Wingham Home of the most, interesting collection of selected Hand- crafted items from Western Ontario, Canada and around the world. PLAN A TRIP TO WINGHAM THIS SUMMER FOR A VISIT TO THE WAXWORKS BOUTIQUE. YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU DID. THE WAXWORKS BOUTIQUE CANDLES AND CRAFTS 20 Water Street - Wingham (Department of Estate Marketing Services)