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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-11-13, Page 70 rWbite a' colorfOt ;garment* are washed cleaner with hat w* ter. reasy toil is more,eas-11 removed. more basterta are destroyed. . and soap* and deter, crus• dissolve faster ha hot Wa- ter. TRICAL. .ntracto *IOM marcls Hor Farm Wiring MOTOR REWIND , *REWIND *REPAIR *SALES Service to AH Makes OVER 150 NEW MOTORS IN STOCK 1/6 h.p.'. 5 h.p. Single Phase up to 50 h.p. 3 Phase HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES *Largest complete lint of Appliances *Sales & Service BURKE ELECTRIC . Wingham 357-2450 Service and Quality GUARANTEED Our Service Dept. is open 6 'days a week for your convenience. Iva; avily s 'clothes—= U4lag dArldten's lay e warm ,waxer wash is refiled for ;- brei, • 4allca . fa 1 tarn* • 4ePtate a , �1k, 01411,111ci axtleles, non -colorfast rubric washable: woollens, .numb psu give protan relief IRuroacapst alre specially fes- laced to give you fasttelief—the very firstday-front nagging, rheumatic ;pains andaches, Alsc proven effectivefor relieving lona- bago. s01atiea,. headache and neuritic pains. Ask, for now Rumacaps—a distinctive Moe and white capsule,of soothing xcomfort—at Your local druggist's. ftumacaps pro capsuleas of soothing comfort! Personal Notes from Whitechurch Dave MacDonald, on con- struction work in Northern On- tario, spent the week -end at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Craig who visited last week with her sis- ter, Mrs. Ro rt Ross returned to their home Scarborough on Friday. - John Taylor of East Wawan- osh visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn visited oh Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hunter and family of London. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans at- tended the Bruce Countrward- en's banquet on Saturday even- ing at Mildmay. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClena- ghan visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Stewart of Wa- terloo. Whitechurch Y. P. S. held a bowling party Saturday evening in Wingham. WANTED Real Estate Salesman EXPERIENCED" OR :INEXPIERENCED Ideal career for an ambitious *man. We offer above-•. average earnings for, o.ursalt . Dien. ' ' — Contact Clayton G. Hogg. Limited REAL ESTATE ' BROKER Phone 924-2200 - Fleshertou, Ont. 924-2418 Evenings 6-13.20-27b ems 0000000000 s o I oo s 0000000 s 0000000 i 0000 soss.ssess 000000 ssussissmiessesessmsessiosssiessustssiseesosI • WILFED MdNTEE . . REAL ESTATE LTD.: • MAIN STREET WINGHAM FARMS. —• •BUSINESSES -- HOMES BE ON THE MOVE - BEAT OLD MAN WINTER FOR SALE OUTSTANDING HOME — WINGHAM Located on a beautiful landscaped lot 66' x 132' with redwood ranch style fence, this three-bedroom home is in immaculate condition. Every feature is outstanding,' in- cluding new broadloom, hardwood and tile floors, 4 pc. bath and vanity, partial recreation room, paved drive and TV tower. This one -storey, buffed brick 'house is situ- ated in a new residential area, close to schools. To ap- preciate it is tc see it. Drop into our office and let us fully describe this home to you. MODERN LIVING - TERMS AVAILABLE One=storey brick home with attached garage, located in good residential area in Wingham. This home is only seven years old, has, 3 'bedrooms, modern kitchen, living room, dining room, recreation room, paved drive along ' with many extras. Lot 66' x 132'. FARM WITH VIEW JUST FOR YOU 83 acres in Turnberry Township with 60 workable, com- plete with ten -room brick home including 4 bedrooms. With barn 40' x 60', this farm, surrounded by outstanding scenery, complete with river, is only a five-minute drive to Wingham. DOLLARS AND SENSE It makes sense when every dollar shows maximum profit for you. Be your own boss by owning this thriv- ing grocery and meat business' located in a prosperous village in this part of Western Ontario. Your income has an extra bonus with the revenue derived from the modern three apartments that are included in the •structure. Ex- cellent business,` building and location plus additional in- come makes this an outstanding buy./ Dollars and sense are your only partners. THE MAN TO SEE IS McINTEE -- AND ASK FOR J.B. PHOTO LISTING SERVICE M$LtIPLI LINK $U VICI Contact: JOIIN BRENT Phone: Office 357.1344 Res. 357-1418 Jim Pettapiece, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. MacDonald and . Mrs. D. MacDonald of Bruce- lea Haven, Walkerton, were Sunday. guests with Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDonald and family of St. Helens. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Tif- fin of Scarborough spent Friday evening at the Wingham Mo- tel. They called on Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Tiffin to seek in- formation regarding Tiffin rel- atives in this area for a family tree. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Em- erson also' joined in supplying needed information for the fam- ily history. John Gibb was organist Fri- day evening. in Gorrie United Church for the Thompson -Peel. wedding. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of Churchill spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Law - rence Taylor. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon and Rob- ert visited at the same home. Those attending the Wo-: men's Institute Convention at .Mount Forest on Monday were Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz, Mrs. Tom Metcalfe, Miss Mary Hehn, Mrs. Elgin Johnston and Mrs. McArthur. Remaining for the second day were Mrs. Bill Evans, 13ruce- South' District delegate; Mrs. Wallace Conn, branch delegate; Mrs. Ben 'McClenaghan, Mrs.. Russel McGuire and Mrs. Victor Emerson, area curator. New correspoodeat asks co-operation fiELMORE--For the past sev- eral years Belmore has been kept a place 'on the map' through the untiring efforts of its faithful 'watch dog of the news front/ Miss Lavonne Bal- lagh. Even when she and her family moved to Wingham this summer, she made.onstant contact with the local residents, keeping the public aware of the happenings in our community. Miss Ballagh deserves a b i g round of applause, from the community. As of this edition, yourstruly, Mrs. H. Helfenstein of R. R. 2, Teeswater, will attempt to fill those able shoes. Your contin- ued co-operation will bemost warmly .appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Currie arriv- ed home on Thursday after a .few days' visit with Mr. and • Mrs. Walker's son, George and Mrs. Walker and family of Ot- tawa. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Weber were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lindenschmidt of Mildmay. Mrs. Victor Emerson accom-' panted Mrs. E. MacLean of Ashfield and Mrs. J. MacDon- ald of Lucknow to a sub -execu- tive meeting of Maitland Pres- byterial at the home of Mrs. Al- vin Mundell of Belmore. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McInnes, of Gorrie visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and. Mrs. Dan Tiffin and family. Miss Alma Conn of Guelph University spent the week7end at her home here. Mrs. Dorothy Proctor and Donald of Morris Township were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jamieson.' On Mon- day Mrs. Stanley Snell and Eileen of London were visitors at the same home. ' Bob- Walmsley of Toronto was a Saturday visitor with Mr. .and Mrs. John Jamieson and Drugs, alcohol, subject of study BELMORE--The November meeting of the McIntosh United Church Worsen was held last Wednesday evening in t h e. church basement with 14 mem- bers present. The president, Mrs. Walter Renwick presided and opelted the meeting with a thought on Remembrance Day. - The devotional period was • conducted by Mrs. Jim Busby. "Abide With Me" was sung and Scripture was read by Mrs. 8v- erett Dustow: The meditation and prayer were given by Mrs. Jim Busby. Devotion closed with a hymn. The roll call was, "A thought for Remembrance Day". For the study period, Mrs. Harvey Wright and Mrs.Bruce Robert- son gave a very interesting talk on drugs and alcohol. Included in the business was • the decision to hold a tea and bazaar on November 19th. The meeting was closed with a pray- er. Lunch followed. FOR SALE CHOICE LOCATION Set upon a nicely landscaped lot, in an ideal area of town, close to schools, this attractive home has a modern kitchen, dining room and living room with fire place and big picture window. Upstairs are 3 bedrooms with natural knotty pine flooring plus 4 pc. bath. Basement contains rec. room and laundry room. Oil furnace heating. Garage is attached. The home is presently leased until July of 1970 but you can make'your purchase now having a good rental income until the lease expires. You could ,then have possession and be strongly established in .your own home. BRICK BUNGALOW Situated on a nicely landscaped lot with a newly paved double daiveway, this immaculate home has seven rooms plus 2 baths, offering 2;000 ft. of enjoya1 a living. Big picture windows create a cheerful atmosphere and con- veniences are everywhere. Walkout basement contains 3 finished rooms plus bath, apart from furnace room, laun- dry room and storage area. Being an attractive home in newly decorated condition constructed ten years ago it could not be replaced today for many dollars more than the owner is asking. . KEITH FITZSIMMONS REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS BROKER ANNALISA FITZIMMONS, Rep. 176 Diagonal Road, Wingham, Phone 357.1117 a!nily. Mr. and Mrs. Gershom John- Aston of Wingham visited Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Johnston and fa m i l y of St. Paul's. On Sunday all called on Bill Woods at Westminster s Hospital and on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker of London. Mrs. Doug McQueen, Brian and Heather of Scarborough, who spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ross, returned home •on the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Evans •were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ted Evans and family of Georgetown. }Achievement Day for 4- H • ',� Clubs is being held, at Lucknow "School on Saturday, November 15. It•will be open.to the pub- lic at 1.15. The next project is to be "The Cereahelf". Miss Belinda Bradon and • her girl friend accompanied her father, Rev. Horace Bradon • of London, to Chalmers Pres- • byterian Church on Sunday. • The girls sang the psalm (usual- .'ly read) with'Belinda accomp-� • �anying on the guitar. They al so,gave two song messages dur- ' ing the service. Rev. Bradon •• and the girls were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breg- man and family. :...:• Chalmers YPS WHITECHURCH--The Young • People's Society met Sunday evening at Chalmers Church. The president, Miss.Linda Jam- ieson presided. 'The meeting was prepared by Charles Thomp- son, Paul Elliott and Paul Laid- law. Paul.Elliott read the Scrip- ture. Charles Thompson oper- ated the projector for a film with Paul Laidlaw giving the commentary. Miss Judy Jamie- son read the minutes and Paul Laidlaw gave the treasurer's re-. port. . The roll call was answered by 17. It was decided to have a Christmas ..concert. Mrs. E. Pollard dies in hospital There passed away on Mon- day, November 3rd, in Wing - ham and District Hospital, Mrs. Edward Pollard of Brussels, in her 90th year. Born in Morris Township, the former Margaret Ann Cahtelon was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cantelon. She is survived by her hus- band; two daughters, Mrs. Ches- ter (Reta) Rintoul of Galt, and Mrs. Mervy,n (Frieda) Pipe of Morris Township; six grandchil- dren and seventeen great-grand- children. She was predeceased, by one daughter, Mrs. Leslie (Esther) 13raddick of Vancouver last De- cember, and two brothers, . The funeral service was held from the D. A. Rann funeral (tome at 2 p. In. on Wednes- day. Rev. E. Lenrew of l3n•is- sels United Church officiated with burial in Brussels Ceme - tcry. Pallbearers were four grand- sons. Jack Coultcs, Douglas Stewart, John Pipe, William Scott and Mervyn and Lloyd Pipe. The flower bearers were great-grandchildren, .Debra and ev :mates, Billy and Cathy tt, 'Indy, Richard and Glen Stewart Rcla ivcs and friends attend- ed front Selkirk, Burlington. Galt, London, Stratford, Lon- desboro, St. Marys, Puslinclt, Ripley, Whitechurch, Atwood, Lucknow, Preston, Seaforth, Goderichtrict. and surrounding dis- THE REMEMBRANCE SERVICE at the Wingham cenotaph was attended by a better -than -average crowd on Tuesday. Involved in the parade were the Wingham Branch Royal Canadian Legion, Ladies' Auxiliary, 'the Boy Scouts, the Wolf Cubs and the town council. The outdoor service was more comfortable than most years due to the absence of the traditional bitter cold and rain. --Advance-Times Photo. Belmore native dies in Galt BELMORE--On Monday, No- vember 3rd, W. Carter McKee, age 79, passed away in Galt. Deceased was born and rais- ed in Belmore, and received his elementary education here. He attended high school in Wingham, graduated from the Faculty of Education in Toren-. to, and taught school at the Galt Collegiatelor a number of years. • - He is survived by his wife, the former Margaret Ballagh; one son Robert bf Galt and one daughter Mrs. James (Marion) Pellow of Woodstock; also five grandchildren and one sister. Elizabeth, of Toronto. George Lane. and Mr. Rowland Ballagh • of Wingham are .brothers -in- • law of the deceased and •John Lane of this area is a nephew. Funeral service was held on Wednesday afternoon in Galt. Sister dies is British 'Columbia Mrs. Wood, formerly Evelyn Turner, passed away_ October 22 in Columbia Hospital, New Westminster, B. C. in her 98th, year. Burial took place in .• Nelson, B. C. She is survived by two daugh- ters, Mrs. Frank Sims and Miss Evelyn Wood and seven grand- children, also a sister, Miss Mary_Turner, now residing in Huronview. . Mrs. Wood formerly taught school in Wingham and, later, for some years in a Doukhobor school at Gibson Creek, B. C. DIED YOUNG, Laura -- At the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Tor- onto, on Thursday, November 6, 1969, Laura Irene Young, dearly beloved wife of the late William John ' Young, dear mother of Marion (Mrs. Gord- on R. Bosworth) of Islington, and William of Ancaster, be- loved grandmother of Lynda (Mrs. John D. Nash), Beverley Bosworth and Laurie and Stev- en Young, dear sister of J. Nelson Rush. Funeral service was held Saturday morning at the ' o Turner and Porter Yorke Chapel, 2357 Bloor St. W., Toronto. Interment Park Lawn Cemetery. Mrs. Frank Wright dies at Huronview Mrs. Frank F. Wright, 85, died November 5 at Huronview, Clinton., Funeral service was held Friday at the Moir funeral home in Gorrie with Rev. Geo. Sach officiating and burial was in Wroxeter Cemetery. The former Dorothy. Simp- son, imp-son, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jaranes Simpson. She was born in Grey Township. Mrs. Wright , was predeceas- ed by her 'husband. She is sur- vived by several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers were ,LeslieDoug- las, Arnold 'Bali, George Gib- son, Gordon Greig, Vernon Hupfer and Allan Griffith. William,Edgar dies. suddenly Willie rr Edgar of Harriston died suddenly on November 4 in Peel Memorial Hospital, Cooks- villa. He was 60 years of age. Mr.. Edgar was a native of Howick Township, born March 11, 1909. He was a son of the late 'Robert Edgar and the' form- er Elizabeth Doig. He was a. carpenter and gen- eral store merchant and was a member of the United Church. Mr. Edgar is survived by his wife, the former Jean Cainpbel1 on ,son, Cameron. of Wrote- teq; brothers, Cameron, Sandy and Andy, all of Gorrie; and two sisters, Mrs. William (Ag- nes) Wright of Wroxeter and Mrs. Charles (Margaret) Black of Gorrie. Rev. G. W. Sach and Rev. W. Hird conducted service at the Moir funeral home i_ n Gor- rie Thursday afternoon, with interment in Fordwich Ceme - tery. Pallbearers were Bill Wilson, .John Hotson, Harold Ridley, Art Gibson, Bob Campbell and Bob Edgar: The flower bearers were Jim King, Harvey Heimp- el, Gordon Gibson, Dave Edgar. Raymond McDonald and Bob Hoffman. #00100 Here is, a° 1 V2, -storey :,white,' brick home overlooking ,the Teeswater River. Thin ;home has•'beencompletel•y �reno vated' throughout, .an - having 4 bedroomse a bath and a • 1 "pc bath wool make an ideal family horde. Heating is. by, an oil 'force. air ; furnace.. There' ,is :a double garage ° and , a small'. barn on this property.. This home is 'pr'.iced>, for quick. sale, as the owner is leaving.: this area. For a home that is in excellent condition, it's `worth your attention =today. 100 -ACRE .FARM. With 85, acres of :work abl`a slightly lro1;iirtg . „ Jf draining soil. A barn measr Wing' 50'x50' with 14 'tier ups,Ybalance loose pens, and pig pens. A pit silo 50'x25'. A milk house 22'x18', and a garage 22'x18'. The 1 %- storey brick home contains a full basement, kitchen, living room, 4 pc. bath and 3 large bedrooms. Here is e farm that is priced right. The full asking' price only $19,900.00. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. Realtors, Wingham "Rural Ontario' Specialists" • "FOR THE BEST RESULTS PHOTO -LIST YOUR PRO- PERTY WITH DON HOLST" • • Clarence Sutcliffe, Rep.. Wingham Off.'3574840 Res. Teeswater 392-6969 Gary R. Stevenson Rep. - Off. 357-3840; Res. 357-1216 Jake Jutzi, Rep. Phone 357-1570) Wingham Barry McDonagh, Rep. Phone 528-3423, Lucknow 1968 .CHEV. Biscayne, 4 -Dr., V-8, Auto., radio 1967 PONTIAC, Laurentian 4 -Door, V8, Auto., and radio 1967 MUSTANG 2 -Door Hardtop, V8, Auto., bucket seats, radio 1967 CHEVY II 4 -Door Sedan, 6 cyl. 1966 CHEV. Van, rear and side door equipment. Good tires. Ready for work. 1966 CHEV BEL AIR, 6 Auto., radio 1966 CHEV., 4 -Dr. Sedan, V8, • Auto. 1966 ENVOY, 4 -Door Sedan 1966 OLDS, Cutlass Sedan, Auto., radio 1965 PONTIAC 4 -Door Sedan, 6, Auto., radio 1964 STUDEBAKER, 6, Standard 1964 CHEV Biscayne, 4 -Door Sedan, new motor 1963 COMET, 4 -Door, 6 cyl. 1963 DODGE; 4 -Door, 6 cyl. "WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS PART OF THE BETTER DEAL" WINGHAM, ONTARIO - DIAL. 357-3760