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"intensive tare' and second floor
for their excellent care.
Jhulla�!e.
fwlmy'�
appreciation and thanks to.
:everyone„ who Visited e, sent.
cards, floVeri, While f
via** fhe lRptal a
my ::ace +nt.. $pe at tbai'1 ,. �o
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Leahy . the staff at the
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� tel. These, kindrr>'es '
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always be remembered.
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wig toexpresa my thanks to
the W1110414 Lodge l.0»0.F." for
their kindneiss in provkling trans,;
portation,'while a paatient.'in the
hospital and to friends who sent'
cards and goodP wishes.
Rev L: ,1e
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WOUldliketo thank MY friends
and neighbors, for cards, letters,
treats, ,flowers,, visits and phone
calls. Special ial thanks• to . '
.. �. l� �' Fang
and :awes in Wingham and to
Drs., Mills, Esenffery and Ober -
tynssid and nurses oto third floor of
friends, ati
bo who e , gitts and
midi net aloft whe visited us
while 1St. oenfisiOd to hospI
to'. Sincere *SOU to Dr. Wilkins
and Dr. lam, also the nurses on.
fit -.aid; second floors. Special
thanks to Rev* Army for
y and visits., '
Mrs. Ramie Casemore and
Irima Casemore.
a I as L 1.
We withank nei bors,
friends and relatives for heir, in
the home,: cards, etc., during , our
recent bereavement,ent, Special
anks to dtors and, staff at
urofnview.
John, and d
n Audrey ,A>xdr y 1Vliva
Acquisition4 a$320,600 apart- „Jamesf
meet hose end town house
project proposed for vacant land
east of S'ia not ;Drive and. V, E.
Madill Secondary School in Wing-
ham,
ii -ham, moved one step closer to a
decision ; . Monday night P when
'Wingham Town . Council, in
special:session with members of
Wingham and District Painning
Board, *sired the Planning Board
to convene with, the 'developer
wi a view to arriving on a com-
p on location and' orr design".
the pr ► jt
Originally approved "in rinci
,i ti,
,e b;*council,.
proposal of
y the Pr pq
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to rela-
ltives, friends and neighbors for Androwarther.yRTa ac � of 'kindness
t
floral ' tributes and - Memorial
donatiops in the less of :a,, dear
aunt. S". " ia1 thanks to Rev►Fri c
LeDrOvi the' R. A eurrrie'and Son
h"unerat Home, pallbearers and
flower bearers. .
Allan and Barb Nicholson,:
JackandVera Ni.,
�cholsor<•a,
Victoria, .,HOs ita�l. All was f wish to Sincerely thank rail. ;
p nluich ,�
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.8. -. h Blau. visits ` and pretty~ ~ cards, Also
;many hanks eta . both :day and
appreciated. aced. rien . s and neighbors for their
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My sincere thank you'tivall- our
friends, relatives= and neighbors
for your cards, flowers, visits and
-gifts which meant so much dur-
ing my illness. A special thank
you for the delicious food brought
into our home. Your thoughtful-
ness is deeply appreciated.
Elma Mulvey.
I would like to express my sin-
cere thanks to all those who sent
me cards and visited .me while a
patient in the hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Leahy, the nurses
and orderlies on secdnd floor and
the ambulance crew, also to the
neighbors who helped at home.
George Walker.
night nurses fdrr their' kindness to
me•. A Special. • thank you to Dr.
Wilkins and; .Dr. Ping and also
Rev. R, II., Armstrong. All is
greatly appreciated. • ' .:
. ,KatieSteele...
I would like to• thank all my
friends, ,relatives and neighbors,
who sent flowers, gifts, goodies
and, cams and • also : those . v�ho
visited rhe during my long stay an
the ,hospital. Many thanks to Dr.
Wilkins, •Dr.. Ping, all the -nurses
on first. ,and:: second floor, Rev.
and Mrs; Passmore ,and all `who
helped* home while .1 was in the
hospital and since returning
home.
Ella Johnston.
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Fruneral services Were held for
Mrrs. Agn°es Millar, : 89, who died
in Clinton, • on February 22 at
Huronview.
Mrs,. Millar, the daughter of
4ohn' Rolston and Mabrgaret Ann
McL augbl n, as bQrii in Lowick
Township ..on Juoe 11, 1883. She
resided in Turnberry . Township
before moving to Huronview
Seven months'ago. Mrs. Millar
was predeceased by her husband,
Andrew Millar, and
ddu
ghte
r
Mrs.DorothyMarken: Two
brothers 'and' four sisters also
predeceased her.
Surviving are one son, , JOhne
and four 'grandchildren.
The body rested at the Moir Fu
neral Rome in Gerrie where the
funeral service was heldon Feb.
24 at' 2;30 'p.m. with the Rev.
George W. Sach officiating.
Pallbearers were Harold
Ridley, Stanley Ridley, Wes
Newton, Joe Clark, Stan Douglas
and Andy Douglas.
Temporary entombment was
at the .Moir Funeral. Chapel. A
spring burial will take place in
the Wroxeter -:Cemetery.,
had been referred t
Poord,which in
council to jes
permit appiit3o
that the project as
contravened ned the town'
was objected to by
the area adjacent' to
known **the " q'.,
.Possible alternate site* Were
mentioned and.'wilt be discussed
if a Meeting can be arranged with
Mr. �
Ra mane ,
y presently
to be in Europe.
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Attending the special sem of;.
Town,; Council in• additionto
Mayor DeWitt Miller TfOire
Deputy Reeve' 'Harold .
Councillors . Marg Bel:010 ,
William Harris, John ,.Bateaoxti,
Y
Jack aaspi
Gillespie .
c and.', ;��,::
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Attendin on ::beha,if' of :the
Planning Board were Chairmen
David Bender, Don Kennedy i,Cal
Burke, Dr. Ken Lawless, -Ma or
y
.Miller and Conn; Bateson.are
members of the ala
� Planning Baar�,d
Middle Course
CRuncil's ingVe to tarn ,the
matter back to tile . Ply.
Board for reconsideration, as; ;to
site and design was: made: on::tri+
tion of Coun. Bateson whenT'owr
Solicitor Alan Mill . poll): , t
lai
than it was "r middle co`'
between a 'flat' deci•siork for'
against the proposal.
At the'outset of theeeti t .
Mill' was asked.by`Mayor "
to explain to the joint meet
legal, consequences of issiurl
refusing to issue. the buil
permit requested by • Mrs
Hayman.
Mr.'' Mill stated that should
council grant the permit, .teat-
dents objecting to the prop
could.,obtain a writ restraining,
y �+Y.
the. project until a judge w04,4
decideon the. merits , of `the
matter. Naturally, he said, be
could not forecast how a
might; regard the matter,.but any
decision , ..be b4
primarily on legal points, with
weight also given .to other fac-
tors. On a pure/Y legal, basis, 'the
site involved. .not .p t of a
registered plan as such, and; `a
court mot decide the Wilder
could proceed without restraint
as to design onthat, lOcatioa.
Costs of such an action; Would be
the responsibility of objectors.
On the other hand, should row
cul refuse `.totelt'
�' the building
permit for the: `project as pre-
sented
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the developer is' entitled to
obtain
a
writ forcing
the t+►rr
clerk to issue the permit on the
contention he is legally bound to
Funeral Sind
Funeral service was held gil�
day afternoon for Donald Scott
who was fatally injured in a
snowmobile accident on Thurs-
day evening of last reek near
Belgrave. '
Donald Malcolm Scott was
born in Wingham and was in his
15th year. He attended East
Wawanosh Public School and at
the time of his death, was a stu-
dent of F. E. Madill Secondary
School.
He was a member of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Belgrave,
and a member of the Belgrave
Bantam hockey :team. .
Surviving are hisparents, 'Mr.
and Mrs: Malcolm R. Scott, {(his'
mother the former Freda Hun-
ter) ; one, sister, Dianne, 11, fat
home; and, his grandmother,.
Mrs. Jake Hunter of. Lucknow.
The late DonaldScott rested at
the R. A. Currie and Son, Funeral
Home, " Wingham, until 2 p.m.
Sunday when . service was 'con-
ducted by Rev. C. A. McCarron.
Temporary entombment took
place in Winham 'Cemetery
Chapel with 'the final resting
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Pools
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Pool Toys and Lawn
Furniture
Wm. R. Rintoel
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96 Patrick St.,, Wingham
357-2628
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Phone 519-357-3435
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Appliances
Small
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Bicycles
Aluminum
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357-1702
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, 64 Victirio St., 357-2174
AUCTIONEER
APPOISAL$111.
AUCTIONEERING
— Farms, Livestock,
Implements, Homes,
Household Contents
jack Alexander
AUCTIONEER
WINGHAM, ONT.
357-1442
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R.R. 3
WINGHAM
PHONE 357-2349
Sales of All Types
Heating and
Sheet Metal
Cohtractor
PHONE
357-3080
366 Edward St.,
Wingham
Leroy Jackson
—Heating
—Tinsmithing,
191 Josephine St.
Wingham 357-2904
ELECTRICAL
ByRKE ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
Motor Rewind and
Sales
Household Appliances
Josephine St. 357-2450
Emergency Service - See
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FUELS
BILL TIFFIN
Imperial Esso Agent
For all your Home and
Farm Fuel and
Lubricating Nee,ds
357-1032
INFORM THE PUBLIC
AND
NEWCOMER S
THROUGH
THE
SERVICE DIRECTORY
do so. The matter would again
wind up in couri, but 'tom time
Vis, would he the town's
responsibility. *Needed
Council members ,reed'
satisrsfied the town Is in need of
rental bouolog ocoonlloOdation
and were loathe to see the project
`rebuffed 'r if it could be made
available •lin 'Same' modif ed
design or alternate location.
S t .n
Me
nnbers .of the Planning Board
also agreed rental
,,.. al� bona
desirable
1t a<ndivtdual.
{
variedx
from no'tthis d+eslgn,any.
where to "possibly on some:
other site".
for Donald Stott.
place to he Brandon Cemretery,
Belgrave.
Pallbearers were Barry
Menary, ;> a old Menary, Robert
McMillan, Scott McMillan, .Glen
Robb,. and John Scott.. Floral
Were tributes
e car. Tied by Ray-
mond and Jeffrey Hunter.
TowiybiP, ,Prior ..
nr ville.
Ile was married to the
,Mildrr in
tember
• Survivor* *lam ;one son
Lorne of R 1, FO rdwich, one
daughter, •lam. Cyd
maker, F'ordwich,
.brother Ate. 1
rtb..
The t service
ducted Thursday, Feb. 15
the United C, .,
with
Rev PV
opt
officiating, •.BBurial
Fordwich .Cemetery .:
aPrIng,
°BELGRAVE•I .
Theo first: •:meeting of the
Belgraval'bomemaking Flub was
held on February 19;tin,the arena.
The Meeting opened with, thew.
pledge and motto.
'In ting election. ! of icel s Joan-
Leishmarh was•`*ame rye dent;
Barbara Moore, vice president;
and members- in turn will act as
secretary :,and press. reporter. •
The glrrls.copiedthe.objectives.
Mrs,. Clarke Johnston discussed
knits. Mrs. Richard Moore
discussed the sewing box and
knowing knits .and, choosing
material, ' i
: !Joyce • Nether►• and Barbara
Moore demonstrated by measur-
ing each other:
Belgrave Personals
Mr. and 1�Irs. Harman Mitchell
of Rothsay;visited on Sunday with
Mr. and,Mrs. Robert Coupes,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgins of
Granton were Sunday visitors
with .Mr..and Mrs. .:Keith..Pletch..
e
Nixes and Eimer Bruce, brought
home't1 a ham on Saturday when
they ion the trophy at Seaforth
for curling.
This .community was deeply
shocked and saddened dn Thurs-
day evening to learn of the
sudden death of Donald Scott, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Scott. We
extends sincere sympathy to his
parents and Dianne.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jardin of
London spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Van Camp. • -
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Campbell
and boys of London . spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Campbell.
Mrs. Herb Wheeler and Mrs.
Carl Procter visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hibberd on Friday
evening.
• Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg
of RR 2, Clifford visited on
Saturday evening with Mr.^ and
Mrs. Robert Hibberd,
Mrs. William Van Camp was
able to return home on Thw-sday.
frem the Wingham and District
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall
of London spent Saturday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Cook.
Miss Tillie Maines of Blyth
visited on Monday with Mrs. Cora
World Day of Prayer will be
held in Knox United Church on
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Rev. John Roberts as speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Stevenson and family visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Stevenson of Brampton.
Mrs. Glen Van Camp, Mrs.
James Hunter, Joyce and Gwen
visited on Saturday with the
forther's sister, Mrs. Marvin
Robertson of Port Elgin and her
mother, Mrs. Marie Stewart who
had been a patient in Southamp-
ton Hospital and is convalescing
at the -home of her daughter, Mrs.
, Robertson. They also visited with
'iVrs. Len ZeVenbergen, daughter
of Mrs. Van Camp, of Rft 1, Hep-
worth, and with friends in Owen
Weekly euchre
, BELdRAVE -- There were
'tight. tables of euchre played, at
the community rooms last Wed-
pesday evening
High lady was William Gow,
playing as a lady; novelty- lady,
WS. Ddris Adams; low lady,
',Mrs. George Brewer; high man,
wbaionbenyn.Campbell; novelty man,
°George Brewer; low man, Aaron
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rooms, electric heat,
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Listed'
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.terms,
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bedroom '`home,
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acre, moping to riv. 1
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800•00
Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan and
Michael of Oakville spent the
Weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. -Cliff Logan.
Mr: and Mrs. Ralph Logan
*cation in Acapulco, Mexico.
Mrs. Art Scott of Midland spent
the week at he home of Mr..and
Mrs. Athol Bruce and attended
the funeral of Donald Scott on
Sunday.
Miss Bonnie Coyne of Windsor
spent the weekend with her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence .-
Taylor:
Miss Joyce Taylor of Toronto
was .a weekend visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvey Rock,
Joanne and Jennifer of Monkton
were Sunday visitors at the home
Of Mr. • and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and
John.
About 150 farmers gathered at
the Women's Institute Hall on
Saturday and toured the cattle
barns of Bodmin Limited.
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NTEE
FOR SALE
One storey brick veneer home
located close to schools In
Wingham. Four bedrooms, '
kitchen, dining room, living
room, recreation room and
two bathrooms. This home
with attached garage is situ-
ated on a well landscaped lot.
Just listed.
New split level !mated on
corner lot. This ultra modern
3 bedroorn home, complete
with carport, affords 1330
sq. ft. of living space. Kit-
chen, dining room, living
room, family room, two bath-
rooms, electric heat, wall-to-
wall rugs, !sundry room and
10ads of space in basement.
Located in new residential
area in Wingham.
Three bedrooms, 2 storey
double brick home located on
good sized lot in Wingham,
aluminum windows, tile and
linoleum floors, oil furnace,
good roof. Bargain priced.
it 1.D
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Phone: Office 357-1 344
Rei.. 357-1418
Only $990 Down
To one mortgage Which can include your
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A Brand New Quality -Built Home with ,
Full basement, three bedrooms with, large
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
Constructed less, than 1 year ago, this immaculate 3
bedroom, home has many quality features not normally
found in new homes constructed at today's high build-
ing costs. High quality custom kitchen cupboards. Com-
mercial carpet in. kitchen and 4 pc. bath. Dining room
has chandelier. Spacious living room, 3 bedrooms.
Broadloom throughout the entire home including the
basement which consists of finished rec room, 2 pc.
bath, laundry room and store room. Carport and paved
drive, dusk to r;a, 'n yard lamp, sodded lot leaves yoU
with nothing to do but move in. Located in a quiet area
of town. We would be happy to show this beautiful
home by apPointment.
115 .ACRE FARM
Brick home, 4 bedrooms and modero, conveniences.
Barn 60 x 90 presently equipped for dairy has 28 tie ups.
Milk house, vertical silo 20 x 60 with roof and unioader.
90 acres of the land is level and tillable, well drained
loamy soil, Located ',gar Molesworth. Listed price $45,-
000.00. Dairy herd, equipment and quota may be pun.
ch ated extra.
Ken Ducharme, Representative, 51) Shutter Street,
WInghatn. Phone 457.2594, -