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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-04-13, Page 7All age1 iri�INTE� PO IPON SALE Seven room two storey brick home located on 5/8 acre of land in Bluevale. Tile and linoleum floors, 4 pc. bath, new outside chimney, new heavy duty wiring. Low taxes, low price with terms available. Early possession. Two storey double red brick home with 3 bedrooms, .kit- chen, living room, dining room, : oil furnace and 3 pc. bath. This home condition ant ~ , aid close to Winc, ,. s shop- ping hopping centre. Priced for quick pie to sottlo astati. Two storey, three bedroom white brick home in excel- lent condition located on large lot 66' x 242' dose to schools and main street in Winq'ham. This outstanding home has kitchen, living room, dining room, family room, broadloom, drapes, p attached garacie. Newly dec- orated esorated and in tip-top shake. Just move in and live corn - kg -tab's,. Mortaaae available at low interest rate. BUSINESS Be your own boss and real- ize good profit. Snack shop 8, with established clientel, lo- cated on Winciham's main street. Al) facilities and equipment in new condi- tion. A real opportunity. Don't miss it. MI TIME 1111111 IEIUIc1 'PHOTO LISTING SERVICE Contact, JOHN F. BRENT Phone: Office 357-1344 Res. 357-1.418 Wedding rings are this'd finger of the lei aha. cause of an old Egyptian ,i,f. WO a. nerve Iran from that.jinger `'t !1* east Perma - Drive PAVING Box 791 Listowel 291-2637 111111111111111111114111.10101110111111111111 300 Acres 200 acres workable, 30 acres hardwood bush, 10 acres cedar and pine, ap- proximately 60 acres rough .pasture; flowing spring plus stream. Two barns, new driving shed and implement shed; silo - 14' x 30'. ' Red brick, 5 bedroom, two storey homey full basement, forced air oil furnace. Reas- onably priced with terms. Brick Bungalow Having 2 bedrooms. Inter- ior of house completely re- decorated including heavy duty wiring, 4 pc. bath, modern kitchen,, broadloom in living room. Situated on a large lot, close to Wingham. Included in the asking price of $14,200 is new side -F• walks. Close To Town Good Building Lots with about 340 feet frontage on No. 4,4hHighway. Approxi- mately 3 acres in all. Asking price $3,500.00. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. Realtors, Wingham "Rural Ontario Specialists" OFFICE 357-3840 Wm. Adamson 887-6357 J. Brewer 887-9039 C. Sutcliffe 392-6969 1111•11111111111•101. vs. 011 KEITH FITZSIMM iNS BROKER RE'L BSTATE 176 DIAGONAL ROAD ��'.1�1.f WINGHAl1A; ONTARIO• NEW INCOME PROPERTY A high return is .available . for your investment from this new apartment building .located 2 blocks from main street. -Each apartment has the latest design in kitchen cupboards, plus dining area, large living room and 3 bedrooms have good quality broadloom: Laun- dry and utility area isoconveniently situated. There is a private entrance and driveway for each apartment. The lot has been sodded. This property Will provide an excellent income' with little or no upkeep cost for many years. Full price $28,000. Terms may be .ar- rangec. 50 ACRE FARM' Situated 3 miles from Wingham. 6 room home hav- ing, modern kitchen, 3 pc. bath and oil furnace, sun porch and garage is attached. Large barn is in excel- lent condition, stabling is set up,for beef. Drilled well water supply. 44 acres are tillable, presently seeded to hay pasture. The back of the property borders the Maitland River. Full price $19,500. Terms are avaih able. Business and Professional Directory Frederick .F. Homuth Phm.B., 10. Carol E. Homuth, RO Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, RO OPTOMETRISTS Phone 338.2712. Harriston Ontario J. T. GOODALL BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY, ETC. 216 Josephine St. WINGHAM DIAL 3574990 WINGHA M MEMORIALS GUARANTEED GRANITES CEMETERY LETTERING REASONABLE PRICES Buy Direct and Save Bus. Ph. 357.1910 Res. Ph, 357.1015' Chiropractor R. BRAY, D.C. 197 Josephine St. Phone 357-1224 C Wingham C-RAWFORD and MILL. Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. J. Harley Crawford, Q.C. Alan R. Mill, B.A., LLB. Ross E. Davies, 13.A., LLB. WINOHAM, ONTARIO Dial 357.3630 Audiori Sal CLE, RINO AUCTION -SALE, Or tIVESTQ►CKK MACHINERY AND SOME FURNITURE WILL 4E BEI•D FOE MRS JOAN PDON LOT 29, CON. 13 EAST WAWANOSH 1Miles South of Whitechurch ON TUESDAY, MAY3 AT 1:30 P.M. --- TERMS CASH -- FARM SOLD BRIAN RINTOUL Auctioneer 13-20 • AUCTION SALE FOR THE ESTATE OF ROBERT L. STEVENS LOT 14, CON. 9, HOWICK TWP. 2 Miles East of Gorrie On Highway $7 ON THURSDAY, APRIL 24'' AT 1:00 P.M. POULTRY EQUIPMENT— Kuhl automatic egg washer, egg grading machine (Commercial), Dayton scales; quantity of hang- ing feeders; quantity of egg racks; bag cart; large quantity of plastic egg trays; 2 big Dutch- man automatic poultry feeders. IMPLEMENTS— Massey Fer- guson 180 tractor, 2100 hours and cab; Kewan 10" wheel disc; New Idea 2 row picker sheller, good condition; Case 430 tractor and loader; hydraulic bucket, power steering; Trail type weed sprayer and tank; New Holland Power Manure spreader, 150 bu.; 15 ft. Land Packer; Turnco; CA Allis Chalmers tractor, row crop; 6. row IHC corn planter; 2 bird starers; 3 wheel=barrows; aluminum extension ladder; some tools, .etc.; Massey • Fer- guson 5 -furrow plow; 16 inch bot- toms (Semi -mounted) ; Meyers grain dryer and moisture tester; 2 wagons and gravity boxes; 1 cement mixer; power meat grinder; riding lawn mower. FEED— Approximately 300 tons dry shelled corn quantity baled shavings. HOUSEHOLD 'EFf'ECTS— Platform rocker and, stool; re- clining chair; coffee table; • 9 - piece dining room suite; record player; 9 x 7 rug and pad; floor polisher; 3 -piece modern bed- room suite; twin beds; child's table and chairs; bed, spring and mattress; kitchen chrome table and 6 chairs; Westinghouse dish- washer ; Moffat /A -burner electric stove; Frost -Ori latic refrigera- tor; Norge washer; vacuum cleaner; -Norge dryer; dishes and' cooking utensils; office desk; insulated . 2 -drawer record file; cheque writing machine.. REAL ESTATE— Consisting of 100 acres, more or less, 85 or more acres workable. Situated on this property is a 7 -room red brick house with bathroom on second floor, 2 -piece wash room and office on main floor. Nearly new oil furnace. Drilled well and pressure system. Large barn converted for poultry (5 floors), 2 steel granarys and feed • mill (automatic). TERMS: 10 per cent cash day of sale, balance in 30 days when possession will be given. SOLD SUBJECT TO A RESERVE BID Executors: CROWN TRUST COMPANY 200 Queens Ave., London 12, Ontario . JACKSON & JACKSON Auctioneers Monarch butterflies migrate from Canada to the Caribbean. Mortgages First and Second Mortgages Available for Farms Residential; Improvements Etc. 24 Hour Service P. F. Cunningham Mortgage Broker ALL ENQUIRIES CONFIDENTIAL Call Day or Night Kitchener 696-2920 Palmerston 343-3632 Wingham 357-1656i Harriston 338-3037 To rel tiVes, fiends: and hors who so. -kindly sent 'letters, cards and gifts and to thou visited me during my recent ill" ness, my sincere thanks, . X J• deeply grateful to Dr. Leahy, y, D r Fetterly, Dr. Me4 aghlin and Reverend and Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Pearl Brooks. We would like to thank fr'iela and relatives forthe presentsti given us on Friday, April 7; 1,0 those who donated and helped in any way and for the "gift that, wa0. gratefully accepted and Will ;alp ways be remembered. Bunny and Ross Pea Words cannot'express our 111)- predation 81predation of the many acts of kindness given us in the passing of a dear- husband, father, - brother and grandfather. Special thanks to Rev. Passmore, Dr. McGregor, nurses on second floor and the S. J. Walker Funeral Home. The Doig Family,. I would like to thank all my friends, relatives and nei'ghbere for all .their acts of kindness; cards, letters and gifts I received when I was a patient in War Me- morial Children's Hospital, Lon- don. Special thanks to Dr. Ping, and to Dr. Busby and Dr. Jamie- son of London. Brent Foxton. .«a NN..1 We would like to thank every - One for the gift presented to us Friday night at the Fordwich Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Holger Feldskkv, 17 College St., Georgetown. We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to friends, neighbors, relatives, the United Church Women, Rev. B Passmore, Dr. Wilkins, Dr. Ping, the Staff of Huronview and the Wingham hospital staff for all their kindness, sympathy, trib- utes, eards and comforting acts during the illness of Mrs. Carrie Taylor and our bereavement. the *thoughtfulness of everyone will always be fondly remembered. A4dy and Velma Scott. I wish to express my sincere thanks to my family, our very kind neighbors, relatives .and friends who visited me on my 90th birthday. For the gifts, flowers ;and many birthday cards and es- pecially to the Whitechurch United Church Women and all others whocontributed so gener- "ously to make a donation to the Canadian Cancer Fund in honor of my birthday to the amount of $50.00. To all who helped in any way to make that such a happy day for me, my sincere thanks. Eunice M. Gillespie. Coming events Ni... PRENATAL CLASSES A series of prenatal classes will begin Wednesday, April 19, "1972 at the following places, sponsored by the Huron County Health Unit: Clinton, Health Office, 7:30 p.m., 482-9661; Wingham, former Nurses' Residence, 2:00 p.m., 357-2264; Exeter, South 'Huron Hospital, 2:00 p.m., 235-1014; Brussels, Health Unit Office, 8:00,, p.m., 887-9331; Goderich, Knox Presbyterian Church; 2:00 p.m., 524-8301. The aim of these classes is to give the expectant mother, a bet- ter understanding of pregnancy and labour. In addition, where the family "physician approves, the expectant mother may par- ticipate in exercises which are helpful in preparation for. the de- • livery and the puerperium. These will be held at weekly intervals for eight weeks. Those .interested are invited to attend or phone the health unit, between 9':00 a,m. and 5:00'p.m. • 30+13 BUSINESS MEN ' ASSOCIATION MEETING Will be held on Thursday, April 20, at the Manor. Hotel, Guest speaker 'Murray Turner .of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. DANCE There will be a -dance in the .Wingham Legion on Saturday, April 15. Music by Earl Hey - wood's Orchestra. Admission $3.00 a couple. Sponsored by the (Wingham Sportsmen. Auction Sa le IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of valuable furniture, furnish- ings, good appliances and house- hold effects and many desirable items of an antique nature. The contents of two Brussels resi- dehces, being sold through the fa- cilities of: ESTATE ;1IARKETIN(; SERVICES Auction Centre 20 Water St., Wingham, SATIIoRDAY. APRIL 15TH AT 10:30 A.111. Featured in the 465 lots: dress- ers, beds and washstands, walnut umbrella -coat rack, curved glass secretary, flat glass secretary„ fine cherry bureau, ornate pic- time'frames, large wooden war- drobe., good captain's chairs, brass bed, good springs and mat- tresses, good pine blanket box, several old trunks, jelly cup- board, exceptional, oak library desk, modern 2 -piece chesterfield suite, dependable Spartan TV. good studio couch, occasional chairs, ornate wicker bustle chair, good press back chairs, dining room tables, like new Kel- vinator refrigerator, good Mc - Clary gas range, electric power mower, garden, tiller, garden tools, 2 good mantle clocks, oil lamps in variety. 2 Wash sets, some pattern glass, chinaware, bedding and linens and more. Auctioneer: Jack Alexander Please arrange to view all items before sale time Friday, April 14th, 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Saturday. April 15, 9:110 a.m. to sale time. Direct Inquiries to: :357-1011 ' ESTATE MARKETING SERVICES .1. A. Currie, Manager us.•••••uusl HEALTH CLINIC You are invited to attend the Child» Health Clinic, former nurses' residence,_ Wingham Public Hospital, on Wednesday, April 19, 1972 from 9:30 a.m. to • 11:30 a.m. for: "t. Health Surveil- lance; 2. Anaemia Screening; 3. Hearing Screening; 4. Immu- nization; 5. Fluoride brushing of children's teeth to prevent cavi ties for ages 3 to 5 years. EUCHRE PARTY At Sacred Heart Parish Hall on April 18 at 8:30 p.m. sharp. Lunch and good prizes. BELGRAVE MEN'S CHOIR Belgrave Mens' Choir concert With • supporting talent will be field in the East, Wawaripsh ,P,ub�, lin School on Friday and Satur- day, April 21 and 22 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets are available from the choir members and Rev. John G. Roberts. . 13-20 HOSPITAL AUXILIARY, MEETING The Auxiliary to the Wingham and District Hospital will meet Monday, April 17 at 2:00 p.m. in the Health Clinic. Guest speaker will be Mrs: Stacia, hospital diet- ician, who will conduct a tour of the hospital kitchen explaining its function.All members and guests cordially invited to attend. • RUMMAGE SALE There will be a .rummage sale on Monday, April 17 at 7:00 p.m. at the Salvation Army, Edward St. FAREWELL PARTY A Farewell Party will be held Friday evening, 'April 14th for Rev. Harold Jenkins in the Ford- wich Community Hall. Ladies please bring lunch. Everyone welcome. Music will be supplied by The Fordwich Ramblers. OPEN HOUSE Plan to attend the open house at Brookside Public School on Thursday, April 20 from 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. 13-20 ('REDIT SYSTEM The credit system will be in ef- fect in all Oneario Secondary Schools for 1972-73. The Wingham Home and' School Association is sponsoring an information meet- ing to be held in the auditorium of the Wingham Public School at 8:15 on Monday, April 24. Mr. J. M. Kopas, head of guidance of F. E. Madill Secondary School will present the highlights of the credit system and will answer any questions you may have. All parents are urged to attend, ';es- pecially the parents of Grade 8 students. BINGO AT BLVTH Come to the Blyth Lions' Club Bingo every Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. Appnission '$1.00; 12 regular gamat $10.00 each; 2 share the wealth ; one $25 special ; $125.00 jackpot on 60 calls, -each time missed $10 added to jackpot. Fifty per cent of take on a full card when jackpot isn't taken. rrb R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST GODERICII The Square 524-7661 ELUOTT: In loving m .-•�'M' .'.ory of a dear husband, father and grandfather, who passed away one year ago, April 13, 1971. There is no parting from those we love, No distance can divide, For each day in memory's gar- den, We walk side by aide. Where ever life may take us What ever we may -do, The memories of the years we shared, Will keep us close to you. Lovingly remembered by his wife, daughter and family. Sunday service for Mrs. Taylor Funeral service was held on Sunday at the S. J. Walker Funeral Home in Wingham for Mrs. Andrew Taylor who died Friday' at Huronview, Clinton. Rev. Barry Passmore officiated at the 2:30 p.m. service and inter- ment followed in the Wingham Cemetery. Pallbearers were Omar Hasel- grove, Howard Machan and George Scott of Wingham, Kenneth Wheeler, Ross Anderson and Charles Higgins of Belgrave. Ross- Higgins and Norman Higgins, both of Belgrave, carried flowers. Before moving to Huronview .Mrs. Taylor resided at 110 John Street in Wingham. She was in her 94th year and death followed a brief illness. The former Caroline Jane Wheeler, she was 'born and edu- cated in Morris Township, a daughter of the late Charles and Mary Ann Wheeler. • On November 11, 1903, she married Mr. Taylor in Belgrave. In 1918 the( purchased the Queen's Hotel. He predeceased her in 1937. Mrs. Taylor retired from active business five years ago. Left to mourn her passing are two sisters, Mrs. Jack (Myrtle) Anderson of Belgrave and Mrs. Nelson (Lena) Higgins of Morris Township; and one brother Cecil Wheeler of Fort Wayne, Indiana;. Mrs. Taylor was a member of the Wingham United Church and the Order' of the Eastern ; Star. liowiCk •native •— • , dies' in Toronto Mrs. Fred Beatty, the former Vera Elizabeth Stapleton, passed away in Toronto, Monday, March 27, in her 84th year. Born in Howick Township, Mrs: Beatty. was the eldest daughter of the late James Stapleton and his wife Susan Wade. She was mar- ried by Rev. G. Victor Collins of Wingham Baptist Church 'on June 12, 1913 to Frederick Alexander Beatty who predeceased her in August 1952. ' Surviving is one son Elmer of Toronto and one granddaughter, Barbara, Mrs. Gordon Scatcherd of Germany; one sister Florence (Mrs. Bert Holmes) and one brother Arthur Stapleton both of Wingham also survive. One sister Annie (Mrs. Alex Cameron) passed away in 1915 also a broth- er James Stapleton in 1969 and a' sister Mae (Mrs. Milas Cameron) in 1970. The funeral was from the Trull Funeral Home, 2704 Yonge St. To- ronto at 1 p.m. Thursday, March 30, to Westminster Memorial Gardens. Service was, conducted by Rev. Jack Roberts ' of St. David's Anglican Church. Jas. Doig dies in hospital James I. Doig of Wingham passed away Friday at the Wing - ham and District Hospital follow- ing a brief illness. He was in his 83rd year. Born in Carrick Township, Mr. - Doig was a son of the late John and Annie Doig. Following his elementary school training in Carrick he farmed in Western Canada for 30 years 4" before returning to a farm in Ontario. Mr. Doig had lived in Wingham since 1968 and was a member of the United Church here. ' Surviving are his wife, the for- mer Edith Gowdy of Howick Township; two sons, Lorne of Drayton and Mac of Dundalk and one daughter, Mrs. Bradley (Evelyn) Galbraith of East Wawanosh Township. He is also survived by 11 grandchildren; one brother John and one sister, Nellie, both of Wingham. The late Mr. Doig rested at the S. J. Walker Funeral Home in Wingham where service was held Monday at 2 p.m. Interment was in Wroxeter Cemetery. , Pallbearers were six grand- sons, Phil, Kent, Vaughn, Paul, Gary and Terry Doig. Jacqualine Doig and Karen Galbraith carried floral tributes. The Wingh v e ty� Alar • reorgenaad BELGEA,VE The first meeting of the Junior AuxiliarY was held at the Orange Hall last Saturday morning from 9.:45 to 11:30. The meeting opened with the vice president, April McBurney, leading the opening exercises which included the promise, member's prayer, motto and. Junior Auxiliary hymn. Patsy Scott took charge of the roll call. Minutes of the last meeting were read by Laurie Stackhouse, The treasurer's report was' given 'by Betty Meurs Thegirls welcomed four new members, Sheila Anderson, Kelly Lougheed, Lisa Thompson and Judy Carmichael. New business included naming, leaders for the next meeting: Games, Ruth Ann White; sing- song, Betty Meurs; worship ser - Vice, Patsy Scott; clean-up girl, Bonnie Walker. Election of officers followed. The new officers are: President, April McBurney; vice president, Betty Meurs; secretary,—Connie Meurs; vice secretary, Bonnie Walker; press • reporter, Ruth Ann White; treasurer, Dianne Scott; roll call, Sheila Anderson; offertory prayer, Kelly Loug- heed. Judy Carmichael made a motion that the election of of- ficers be closed, seconded by April McBurney. Janette Johnston outlined the year's program. Judy Car- michael and Patsy Scott collected ' the offering and the offertory prayer was given . by Laurie Stackhouse. ' • A sing -song was led by Janette Johnston. "Now We Close Our Meeting" was sung, followed by the closing prayer. Former Goderich publisher dies George Ellis, who ' was the owner and publisher of The Goderich Signal -Star for 20 years, died suddenly on Tuesday morning of this ::►eek.Hisll death was believed to be the result of a heart seizure. Mr. Ellis was born at Mount Forest and after a wide ex- perience in the field of journalism he served for severalyears as a public relations officer with the Canadian , Army during the Sec- ondWord War,;He purchased the. , ,Goderich paper shortly after the war and continued as its owner until he sold to Robert G. Sprier, the present publisher in 1966. Since•his retirement he had de- voted a great part of his time to the writing of a book ' on the his- tory of newspapers in Huron County. evening home of Mrs. Vickey Peel Ing and the mh were read_ Darlene Stamper. The in handout sheets for the me* • `.. _,Mo. AfacTaViS11 and Mrs. W. Stamper dent+ how to gather and set In sleeves, how to sew the hem slip , how. to apply shank andst buttons. The next meeting will be held April' 14th. BIRTHS • WILSON—At they Wingba t and' District Hospital on 'ruesdaY, April 4, to.Mr„ and Mrs. James Wilson, l ucknow, a daughter. CLARKF—At the ,Wli1nam and District Hospital on Tuesday, • April 4, to Dr, and Mrs. Leigh. Clarke, Wingham,, a son. HOGAN—At the Wingham 'and District Hospital, on Wednes- day, April 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan, ` RR 3, Goderich, a daughter. PATTERSOh- Ai the Wingham and District Hospital on Frai-' day, April 7, to Mr. and Mrs. - Ross Patterson, Brussels, a son, CAMERON—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Mon- day, April 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron, Wingham, a daughter. CLARK -Gregory Clark: is happy to announce the arrival of a baby brother, Steven. Rowland Howard, on Tuesday, April 4, at St.' Joseph's Hospital, Hamil- ton. Parents are John 'and Velma Clark (nee Ballagh) of 57 Highcliffe, Hamilton. (+) DEDICATE GIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL °May be donated through your local funeral director Placed in Hotels, Schools, Hospitals, Prisons WINGHAM BODY SHOP Complete : Collision Bed and Painting Towing Service SID ADAMS Proprietor WINGHAM, ONT. Res. 357.1171, Bus. 357.1102 MORE PRIDE THIS YEAR More PRIDE hybrid corn was planted this year thank ever •before by Farmers in this area. They found: that - PRIDE -110 and ,PRIDE 280 • are proven high -yield hybrids in this . area.. You too; can depend on higher corn profits. Let me prove it to you. • rr Roy'.Wormington, R.R. 1, Bluevale Phone X51-3617 PaitTime Municipal Supervisor PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS • A mature, resourceful person of, sound character • Must possess neat work and dress habits •Must be able to meet and communicate with people • Business background or better • Self-starter with initiative •Good organizer and planner of time and people, etc. •Must have leadership capability • Bookkeeping experience would be of some assetin understanding breadth of duties • High School education or bettor preferred but ex- perience will be considered. Each applicant to be judged on merit. DUTIES TO INCLUDE •Custodial services for all municipal bldgs. •Act as purchasing agent for Town of Wingham • Inter -departmental co-ordination of men and equipment • Supervision and scheduling f 'departmental itpera- tions •Efficient ' methods of operation in co-operation with council, committees of council and the clerk - treasurer. Salary to be discussed. Six-month Probationary Period shall be a condition of employment. Applications will be received in writing until April 30, 1972 and should be mailed to Corporation Town of Wingham c/o Mr. Wm. Renwick, Clerk -Treasurer Wingham, Ontario