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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-08-28, Page 7FREE PARKING -- FREE STORAGE -- FREE DELIVERY — EASY BUDGET TERMS For Ronald Orten,, Member of the .First Wingham ;Boy Scout Troop„ the month of .August has 'been a.titne he will'remember for the rest of his life*, Ronspent ten�_dal/ in lova Scotia pit Boy Scout exchange visit, and was ;accompanied on his return by, his PANIt from the east coast. Through a grant from the Canadian -Citizenship Branch of the 'federal govern►ent, ,B o y Scouts. of Canada features this program; of travel, and exchange, .One hundred and twenty mem- pen of the BOTS uts of .Cats- da'will part ci ate Oh year. The exchange increases under- standing and, 'insight 'into'the: way ,of life of other Canadian' families and the difference f n mmunites. It also gives the a chane to appreciate, the geographyof Canada. Vile young rads who partici- . artici u. pate inthe program share their experiences ,with the boys at home, tach, is required to make a rent on how they travelled and .what they have seen and. �N01�11�1111NA1�111 f1�1�AlINl111111�1111111�11��U'11J�1��111/X11,1111,�1111�1�'1.lNN,A,11�1A�1/}1111H�ANIN�IN/'IIN11111N11/Mr WILPRED Mc T REAL ESTATE LTD. MAIN STREET --- WINHAM FARMS — BUSINESSES- HOMES FOR SALE. Red brick duplex. located one block off Wingham's main street on a lot 60' 'x .136'. • First" floor has utility room, modern kitchen, dining room, living room, . one bedroom and 3 pc. bath. Second floor, with private 'en- trance;" has small kitchen,, livingroom, two bedrooms and 4 pc. bath. This duplex, with full basement, garage. and other extras could easily, be re -converted into a single family .home. Price $1'7,500,with immediate possession. Solid brick schoolhouse in good condition located on Highway 9 at Riversdale. ' Thus two -room structure is partially panelled, two bathrooms, hardwood floors, good roof and' drilled well, and would make an excellent sum- mer home or permanent dwelling. Taxes are low and so is the price, only $4,000. Three-bedroom, two-storey home, in. Teeswater, locat- ed on .a corner lot 66' x 132'. This seven -room house also has kitchen with cupboards, living and dining room, utility room, sun porch and 3 pc. bath downstairs.. This home is in excellent condition and priced at only $7,500. FARMS - FARMS - FARMS Whether it be 50 acres or 500 acres, we have them listed. Drop into our Wingham office and let us fully describe the many properties available. All .inquiries are, i confidential. PHOTO LISTING - YILTI/LE LISTING SERVICE SERVICE Contact:.Phone: Office 357-'1344 JOHN F. BRENT Res. 357:1418 1.. t • ,A..I. BRICK HOW -- LOW DOWNPAYMENT ,Situated on an acre of land on the outskirts of Wing.- ham irig-ham is a lovely brick home. The kitchen has some new cupboards, family size dining room and a large living room with walnut „panelling, also a summer kitchen and work shop.. Upstairs are two small and two large bed- rooms plus 4 pc. bath. Basement and' central heating furnace. The lot consists of good garden soil and mature shade trees. Water on pressure from a drilled well. The full price is only $7,500 and can be purchased with a very loW downpayment. HARDWARE, APPLIANCES & FURNITURE A good sound business can be yours. Operating very profitably. Consists of four business blocks together, plus two apartments above. The owner has been enjoying a reliable trade over the years and is selling due to ill health. The full price for the property, chat"tel'$, and fixtures - is only $14,000, plus stock at. invoice price. Sityated right on the main street of a thriving village in a prosperous farming' area. 2.00.ACRE FARM Only $21,000 for an attractive well-built farm. 11/2 - storey 8 -room home, 3 pc. bath and full concrete base- ment. An excellent barn -measures 40x60 with an "L•' 32x50, water and hydro. The land is rolling to hilly with about 100 acres tillable, also a valuable bush and gravel and sand deposits. This .farm represents excellent value for your purchasing'dollar. STONE HOME FOR RENT — Fully modern, dose to High- way 4, between Teeswater and Wingham. KEITH FITZSIMMONS REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS BROKER ANNALISA FITZIMMONS, Rep. .. 176 Diagonal Road; Wingham, Phone 357-1117 t dope iother Aciimmunities, Bon* sOn, of Mrs : and Mrs. Stan On, Shutes Street, flew to nova Scotia, c : was the guest of Mr, and Mrs, Don Ma - ler and? fal at, port Clyde for ten days, He sawmany points of interest between shelburne And Halifax, and spent one day cod. fishing. He returped by train, accori panted by Don Miller,, '19, who in turn spent ten -flays with the Orien family. At Toronto they visited the ,Island and points of interest in the city, and 'attend,. ed the Canadian National EIii4- bition. Mr. Orien took them to .Niagara Valls and the Sir ,Adam Beek power generating plant. ' In the Wingham area the young guest was taken to th e Huron County Museum, airport and harbor at Goderich, Doug- las Point and .Southampton.They also toured CKNX. Donald left for Halifax on Wednesday with a good impres- sion of Ontario and the people who live here. PROPERTY dor Sale BLYTH HOME 2 -storey solid brick home with' full basement and heated by an oil furnace with /living room, dining room and kitchen on the main floor, upstairs there are 3 bedrooms and a 3 pc. bath. Plus there is a bright sun porch on the main level. This home is in excellent condition throughout. This is a lovely bright home on a beautiful lot located at the north end of the village. This has to be seen to be appreciaetd. It's truly a beautiful old home and could not be duplicated,,for thousands of dollars more than the asking price of $12,500. This 11 -mile drive to Wingham will save you' 48,000 on the price of this home. HOME ONLY $6,5.00 A 1-stonirriFeeme home • situated on' Wacre of land located on the outskirts of Wingham. This home con- sists of a bright kitchen, Liv- ing room, 2 fair sized bed- rooms and a 4 pc. bath. Heating is ,by an oil'furnace. This is a comfortable com- pact home, and yet you could enjoy country living. CALL TODAY! FARM 981/4 acres with 75 acres workable makes this a low priced property at Langside, There is an old home that could be restored. The ask- ing price is $11,500, but we are open for offers. CaII us for. more particulars. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. Realtors, Wingham "Rural Ontario Specialists" • "FOR THE BEST RESULTS PHOTO -LIST YOUR PRO- PERTY WITH DON HOLST" • Dan Marsdin, Manager Wingham Off. 357-3840 Res. 357-1014' Gary R. Stevenson Rep. Off. 357-3840; Res. 357-1048 Jake Jutzi, Rep. Phone 357-1570, Wingham Barry McDonagh, Rep. Phone 528-3423, Lucknow BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITS of 'flowers were on' display in theauditorium : of. the public school on • Saturday when the Wingham Horticultural Society presented its annual ....Iy1N11.NHN.NIUU.....INNN.NMI.M,I..NI.N..1} i1 Flower Show. Society members were gratified to find the show even more suc- cessful than those of previous years. —Advance -Times .Photo. Over 230 entries in annual flower show --attendance up Continued from Page One' Merle Wilson, Ed Fielding; single specimen, Ed Fielding, Roy Bennett; patio planter, Roy'. Bennett, Merle Wilson, Mrs. - Jack Deans. ARRANGEMENTS' Miniature rose arrangement, not over 4", Wilma Kerr, Jaritt Fielding, Roy Bennett; Minia- ture flower arrangement, ex- cluding roses, not over 4", Jan- et Fielding, , Mrs. Lloyd Elia cots, I. Morrey. Arrangement using dried natural material, Janet Fielding, I. Morrey, Mrs. Lloyd killacott. Arrangement of Pansies,Jan-. et Fielding, : Merle W i 1 o o n, Esther Norman; basket of Asters, Zina. Hopwood, Ed Fielding, I. Morrey; arrangement for din - Tanker out on two fire calls The Wingham; and Distric` Fire Departmet:s ,rater,`tanker was called out, twice( fit -the past week, but fortunately on both occasions there was , little or, Sb property damage. Shortly before the supper • hour on Friday a fast run was made to the farm of Harold Moi - fat on the old road east ‘of 'Blue - vale. A neighbor had s e e n smoke rising, apparently from the barn on the property and phoned in an alarm. When the'. firemen arrived' they found that the owner was burning weeds near the barn, but the building itself was in no danger. ' , At 11:30,a.m, Monday the tanker was called to a fire at the farm of George E. Cowan on the third line of Morris about three-quarters of a mile west -of. the Brussels -Jamestown road, the former Lou Armstrong prop- erty. Kenneth Cowan, 16, who is a son of the oWner and h is cousin, Kathleen, 11, of Chat- ham were in the mow of the barn when they saw that straw near an electric light bulb was smouldering. They forked the burning straw out of the mo w through an open doorway near- by and Mrs. Cowan extinguished the blaze on the ground w ith an application of salt. Fortunate- ly they were able to remove all the burning straw before fire spread to the remainder of the material in the full mow. Need- less to say it was a very close call. The Blyth Fire Department's equipment was brought to the scene and the firemen stayed on the job till all danger of fire was eliminated. CLAIRTONE IS A SOUND INVESTMENT AT CURRIE'S See the complete line of beautiful Clairtone products now on display at Currie's Special Sale Prices. The AM/FM Automatic FM Stereo set shown here is only one example of the styling that has made Clairtone famous. .SET SHOWN REGULAR $429.00 $ SALE PRICED AT ONLY 99 Fully experienced technician to provide fast, efficient repairs when required BACK -TO -SCHOOL CONTE .R. CURRIE'S THREE FLOORS OFFURNITURE QUALITY ing table, on a mirror, Janet Fielding, I. Morrey, Roy Ben- nett; mixed arrangement in a container on pedestal, Janet Fielding, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, Mrs. Lloyd Ellacott. Arrange- ment within a pool of water, Janet Fielding, Roy Bennett. Floating flower with foliage, roses excluded, Merle Wilson, Janet Fielding, Merle Wilson.; :'Your Own Thing", arranged by men only, Roy Bennett, Ed Fielding, Lloyd Ellacott; Dish Garden, Ed Fielding, I. Morrey, Merle Wilson; Wild Flower ar- rangement in a tea pot, Merle Wilson, Janet Fielding, I. Mor- rey; Floral arrangement includ- ing a candle, Roy Bennett, Jan- et Fielding, I. Money. - Arrangement in a disposable container, ,Janet Fielding, Zina HIopwood, M. Lloyd Ellacott; decorative plaque, base a re- cord, title the theme, Janet Fielding, Wilma .Kerr , M r s . Lloyd Ellacott; Dried plant ma- terial. to represent a bird, Mrs. Lloyd Ellacott, Merle Wilson, it' Ft'e'ttlijig: .4>tt t►!1l. • VEGETABLES F Bela,ns,. green, Ed Fielding, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, John Don- aldson; Beans, yellow, John Donaldson, Ed Fielding; Beans, 'any other variety, Ed Fielding, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth; Beets, Ed Fielding, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, Mrs. E. Ritchie; Carrots, Lev Balser, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, Mrs.. E. Ritchie; Cucumbers,' Inslitufe. enjoys Kincardine picnic FORDWIC.H--The Women's Institute held their August . meeting with a picnic to Kin- cardine. Mrs. Harold Pollock invited them to enjoy their lunch at the cottage of her sis- ter. After d inner they' paid a visit to Malcolm's display of furniture, also toured Pine Ri- ver Cheese Factory and Douglas Point. Roll call was a good public relations gesture, convenedb y Mrs. Harold Doig and Mrs. John Freeman. They also visited the trailer home of a former Fordwich girl, Mrs. L. Fergu- son, in Kincardine, after which they journeyedback to the lake and had supper before starting for home. Inquest cancelled; two charged An inquest, Athich had been ordered by Coroner Dr. J. K. McGregor into the traffic death of'Mrs. Sheena Mary Baird and set for September 19, has been cancelled as a result of the sec- ond fatal accident at the inter section of Highways 4 and 21. Mrs. Baird, 23, died in the wreckage of her husband's car on Friday, August 15. Jane • Anne Nethery was killed at the same corner on Wednesday, August 20. As a result of the two fatal accidents the two drivers who failed to stop at the intersec- tion have been charged with dangerous driving. They are Da.vid Baird, 25, of Hamilton and Wayne Seip, 21, of Kitch- ener. The latter appeared in pro- Vfncial court at Goderich on Monday of this week and his case was remanded to Septem- ber 22. 'slicing, Ed Fielding, John Don- aldson; Cucumbers, pickling, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, John Don- aldson; Corn, sweet, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, Lev Balser Ed Fielding. Lettuce, head, Ed Fielding; Onions, grown from Dutch sets, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, Ed Field- ing, John Donaldson; Peppers, green, Ed Fielding; Squash, green, Ed Fielding; Tomatoes', green, John Donaldson , Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, Ed Fielding; To- matoes, ripe, red,. Ed Fielding, Mrs. E. Ritchie, Mrs. W. E,, Forsyth; Tomatoes, ripe, any other variety, Ed Fielding; col- lection of garden berries and fruits, Ed Fielding; collection of garden vegetables, Ed Field- ing, Mrs. W. E. Forsyth, John Donaldson. JUNIOR ENTRIES Asters, mixed colors, Ruth Bennett; Marigolds, any variety, Ruth Bennett; Petunias, a n y variety, Ruth Bennett; Zinnias, mixed colors, any variety, Ruth Bennett, �• 1 Wing iun Advance -Tim aY I1ierwi11inge he IdSatu rday Rev. W. C. Parrot officiated Saturday for the evening wed" ding of Shirleyanne Jane Eating,' er and Andrew Lloyd Millerheld in the United Church at Ford.. wich. Mrs, Ken Graham was the organist and Gordon Koster of Wroxeter sang 0 Perfect Love and The Wedding Hymn. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ettinger of Fordwich and the groomlis the son of Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Mil- ler of the same village, Mr. Ettinger gave bis daugh- ter in marriage. She wore a formal A-line gown of lagoda crepe featuring guipure Iace trim at the neckline, three- quarter lace trimmed sleeves and a watteau train with a bow at the back. Her scalloped edge veil of nylon illusion was in four tiers. She carried a bouquet of yellow, white and pink carna- tionsand mums. Miss Elaine Miller of Fordwich as rnaid of honor, worea sleeve- less formal gown of maize chif- fon with high empire waist of g was vetung satin with ennbroidered lace stand-up collar. Two f ro n't panels were trirrinwhook the° same lace„ A headpiece of petal floral design held a four - tiered veil of nylon .illusion. ' She carried =a bouquet of yellow and white mums and cannatia, Barry b'Arcey, o Fordwict 'was best man andthe ushers were Bill Miller of Fordwich an4 Ross Heinmiller of Kitchener.. The reception was held in the community haall at Fordwich which was decorated with yet low and white streamers.. The bride's mother received d in, a - silver and white tw'o-piecedreaa.• Her corsage was white and pink mums and carnat ions,. T h groom's mother wore,. .two - piece lilac shantung euponi with corsage of yellow mums and carnations. For the wedding trip, to NI- agara Falls the bride, chose a two-piece white and navy dress with white accessories. They will live at R.R. 1, Gorrie. e Peweita4 --Mr. James Falconer, Vic- toria Street, who was a patient last week in hospital went by ambulance to Victoria Hospital, London, on Saturday. --Miss N. Hutchison of To- ronto visited last week at the home of her sister, Mrs. N. T. McLaughlin of Patrick Street. Mr. Miiir McLaughlin of Sarnia spent,the week -end there. --Mrs. John. McEwen of Min- •nie Street is visiting at thehome of her son, Mr. and Mrs.- Thos. McEwen of Gorrie. --Mr. and Mrs. Edwin El- ston and family of Londonvisi- ted on Sunday with his mother, Mrs. William Elston, Minnie Street, and all attended the El- ston -family reunion in Bluevale Park in the afternoon. --Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rintoul of Parry Sound visited .recently with his mother, Mrs. Alex Rintoul of John Street. --Mrs. Mellville, Bradburn spent a few days last week with the Wallace Ballagh family. in Culross while Mr. and Mrs. Bal- lagh and Mr. and Mrs. David Ireland had a trip to the Eastern Coast and P. E.I. --The Anger reunion was he at the home of Mr, and George Anger on. Sunday„ Those present were Mr. and Mrd Ike Anger and family of Sagin- aw. Mich.. Mr, and Mrs. Don Anger and family: of Carl, Mich.,, Mrs. Matt Anger of Ori111a, Mir, and Mrs. Bob Anger of Toronto, Mrs. Jim Anger and Mr. and ilfu"3. Morris Huisserr of -Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Earn a arid�y family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bolton and family of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sanderson and family of Morrisbank. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Stamper and family of Bluevale, Mi. and Mrs. Norman Anger and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Anger and family of Wingham. TO OUR TEACHERS!. To new, teachers' and to teachers returning again this year, we . extend a sincere welcome, with best wishes for a pleasant year. • It is a pleasure and honor to have you in our community. • Come in to get acquainted . or to visit us again. • We are genuinely interested in serving you well. O. We look forward to seeing you soon. 'OPEN LABOR. DAY SEPT. 1 200 SHEETS LINED REFILLS Reg. 51.25 —ONLY HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS Req. 69c 55oi. 211 .00 TRIANGLE ARRID Spray Deodorant \EXTRA DRY 99( Reg. $1.59 r Dr. SchoII's FOOT POWDER 39` Reg. 59c HOURS: Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily SUNDAY: Noon tb Six BACK -TO -SCHOOL CONTEST STORE oIBcou STORES LTD PATENT MED/e/VES • CASRET/CS • TOBACCOS.