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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-01-10, Page 9anti) Oi DOWOn their Pa Ithaellta •CHILDN'S AID SOCIETY OF HURON CO MA • requires SOCIA! WORKER. 1 I i . An 'opportunity to work., with families and clil�drenRin*cure. Position *pen February 1914 Requirements: BSW, or equivcilent, supported by two or three years rested. experience. Applications with resume and names of Three references to sent to: B. R, ,Heath Director Box 218, Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Z2 rf TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK. NOTICE RESNOW PLOWING Neither the township of Howick nor tiie snow plow operators will .be responsible for vehicles, mailboxes, etc. left in the road of snowplows: Ratepayers will be responsible for any acci- dents or damages. caused by snow dumped on roads. If such snow has to be removed by the township equipment ratepayers will be charged with cost of removal. Section 89 (9) of The Highway Traffic Act reads: "No person shall park or stand a vehicle on a highway in such a manner as to interfere with the movement of traffic or the cleaning of snow ti from the highway." l• CARROLL JOHNSON; Road Superintendent. WE'NGICRerAt,to • ., e -Wste'R, R H�� >Oot an SstOrday, Jam. ary 5, to Mr. and 1Mrs. Davit. Wenger et 1191Int Foret,,a sont Robert. SANDEJU N—At the Winghajn and .District Hospital on Toes - day, January 1, .t0 Mr. and Mrs. Brian. Sanderson, Wrox- eter' a daughter, CAMPEEL,J-►At the Wingham abd District Hospital on Thurs. day, January 3, to Mr. and Mrs, Paul Campbell, RR 3, Auburn, a son. DENNIS—At the Wingham anal Distrkt Hospital on Monday, January 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes Dennis,, RR 2, Wing - ham, a daughter. ELMSLIE--At Mississauga Hos- pital on December 19, a boy, Trevor Jonathan. A brother for Michael. Many thanks to all our friends for cards, gifts and well wishes. Brian and Raye IN KLMORIi. f FINL' AY: In loving memory of a dear father, Wm. J. Finlay of Gorrie (formerly of Wingham) Who passed away January 14, 1968. The heavenlygates were opened, Five years ago today, With goodbyes left unspoken, You gently slipped away. You couldn't say goodbye to us, Perhaps it's just as well, We never could have said good- bye, To one we loved so well, So you who have a father, Cherish him with care; For you never know the heart- ache, Till you see his empty chair. —Ever remembered by his son Charlie of London. or svddenly Roy Jiarintliv Rongorbain d away' SUMO* at SS et RR 3, Theinirater, on DO- ceMbor :30, Intl* lith year, Mr. Bangertman had. ,a histOry of heart diaaaa*. BOO in Tilhionbung APril 1951;RM, wail son of Albert and Antonia Bogert:man, Both parentsWere been in "Holland. He lived his early chikthood in Wawa and attendedobools at Seaforth, Clinton Kin gsbridge, and F. E Madill Secondary School, Wing - ham. • • He was a member of the;Slders Roost Saddle Club and tookpart in several local fairs and rodeos. He enjoyed many activities and had a great many plans for the future. Roy was employed by Harry Sjaarda in Wingham and this past summer he 'worked in the tobacco harvest at Aylmer and later at an apple orchard at Port • Stanley. In mid-October he be- came ill and spent two weeks'. in hospitals. He was sent home, where he lived the remaining two months of his life. He was a mem- ber of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, Teeswater. Surviving are his patents, one brother, Frank, and two sisters, Mary and JoAnne all at home. The late Roy Bongertman rest- ed at the MacPherson Funeral Chapel in Teetwater until Wed- nesday of last' week when re- moval was e-movalwas made to Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church,- Tees - water, for service at 10:30 a.m. Rev. Father Mulhall officiated. Temporary entombment fol- lowed in Teeswater mausoleum with spring burial in Teeswater's Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Russell Young, Henry Beyersbergen, John Beyersbergen, Marius. Beyersbergen, John de Bruyn and Jake de Bruyn. Floral trib- utes were carried by Randy Jan- sen, Doug Jansen and Chris Buckley. ervice Director AUCTIONEER • -Ar►RAnus-S- AUCTIONEERING - Farms, Llve tock, Implements, Homes, Household ;Content • Jack Alexander AUCTIONEER WINGHAM, ONT. 357-1442 POOLS, ETC. POOLS - PATIOS,- SAUNAS In and Above Ground Pools Easy Financing Pool Toys'and Lawn Furniture Wm. R. Rides! Construction 96 Patrick St.„ Wingham 3572628 Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS ?- lox 56 Walkerton FUELS BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent Esso For all yoUr Home and - Farm, Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357-1032 READMAN TEXACO - Offering the full line of car service plus general repairs - FIRESTONE TIRES and BATTERIES AUTOMOTIVE t ia. I;.E lr ltr 1 avish Ltd Your Automatic Car Wash Centre Transmission Repairs Expert Repairs to All Makes and Models of Cars and Trucks PHONE 357-284' WINGHAM SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED MECHANIC UNDERCOATING & RUSTPItOOFING COMPLETE CAR & ' TRUCK SERVICE Prop. Ken Leitch PHONE 357-1554 NIGHT 357-3585 dor SALES AND SERVICE Lyn Nei Enterprises Honda and Skidoo 'Sales & Service Hwy 86 east of Wingham Phone 519-357-3435 Watch Your Business Grow... When You Plant Your Offer 1n The Advance -Times Phone 3572320 INSURANCE •' it .". , u :l k 4' FOr your ., . t VO, INSURANCE See or CaII - WILLIAM S., .. REED - 64 Vittoria- St., 357-2174 FLOWER S Wedding , Arrangements . Cut flowers 'Plants . Flowers by Wire Service te. LEWIS j FLOWERS 135 Frances Phone 357-3880 ELECTRICAL BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages Pletch Electric Wingham INDUSTRIAL or . COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic !hone 357-1589 t PLUMBING HEATING Percy Iark -r Plumbing Heating and Sheet. Metal Contractor PHONE 357-3080 366 Edward St., Wingham 1 Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithirb, 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 FOOD PIZZA Freshly made' to your order from a choice of Mushrooms, Pepperoni and Sausage . 3 Sizes Chicken & Sea Food Dinners RIVERVIEW DRIVE-IN 357-1360 CONSTRUCTION T. M. i T. CONSTRUCTION General Contractors All types of concrete work Home and farm building Complete RenSvations CALL BOB THOMPSON BLUEVALE, ONTARIO 357-3493 Evenings if Your Business Is Service INFORM THE PUBLIC AND NEWCOMERS THROUGH THE SERVICE DIRECTORY Jack Wilso dies in Jack Alexander Wilson sof Brussels died Dee. 17 mListowel Memorial Hitall. tee was In his nth ` year and for the past two years had resided at the HIM- stra Nursing Home, fes. Mr. Alexander was a native of Elma Township. In Cranbrook ian 1914 he married firma St+eiss who survives. Earlier in his life he farmed near Ethel. He was a member of Melville Presbyterian Church, Brutes. Surviving besides hiswife are one daughter, .Mrs. Earl (Myrle) Bowes of Ethel; one son, Stanley of Hamilton; five grandchildren and seven great-grandehildren. He was predeceased by four sis- ters, Mrs. George (Eliza) Tenant of Hageraville, Mrs. Norval (Nellie) Hallof Atwood, Mrs.. George (Annie) Ellacott of At- wood and Mrs. Thomas (Myrtle) Miller Sr. of Brussels. The body rested at the M. L. Watts Funeral Home, Brussels where the funeral service was held at 2 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 31, 1973. Rev. C. A. McCarroll of- ficiated Burial will be in Elma Centre Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bruce and Larry Wilson, Verg and Douglas Guy, Tom Bowes and Lennis Mil- ler. Flower bearers were Jacquie Guy and Doris Miller. Laurie VanVelsor passes svddealy in local hospital Laurie VanVelsor of Ann Street, Wroxeter, passed away. suddenly at the Wingham and District Hospital con Thursday, December fl He was in his 74th year. Born in Vienna, the son. of the late Eugene VanVelsor and Susan Ferris; Mr. VanVelsor was educated in Wroxeter and was employed by the Bank of Com- merce in Wroxeter, Mitchell and Hamilton. - He later was office manager at Howard Concrete Material until retirement in 1961, and also worked as a bookkeeper at Burke Electric, Wingham, for about four years. He has been liv: ing retired for the last four years. Mr. VanVelsor was a member • of ,the,Ifowick Lion's Club. Surviving are his' wife, the for - ;mer Marion Hooper, • whom he" rianarried in Barrie in 1937; and 9one s1stdi ; ' lIr5." 'Hector (Rona) Browneof Fordwich. He was pre- Ideceased by one sister. The late Mr. VanVelsor rested at the Moir funeral home, •Corrie, •until Saturday December 29 when service was held at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. G. W.- Sach and Rev. H. Jennings. Spring burial will take place in Wroxeter - Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lloyd Ar- thur, Ronald Kaufman, Barry Hooper, Jim Hooper, Don Beam and Doug McLellan. `DIED BLACK—Passed away at the Wingham and District Hospital on Monday, January 7, Samuel Fleming Black of Bluevale, aged 77 years. Surviving is one brother, Malcolm of Bluevale. The late Mr. Black is resting at the R. A. Currie and Son Fu- neral Home, Wingham, where service will be held today (Thursday) at 2 p.m. Interment in ,Bluevale Cemetery. - BREEN—William E. Breen, born October 31, 1904, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Breen, for- merly of the 10th Concession of Turnberry, passed away No- vember, 29, 1973 at Fallbrook, California. Service was held on December 3, at 1 p.m. at the Chapel of..the Hills with Rev. William Catlin officiating. Pri- vate cremation. ;Interment in Eternal Hills Cemetery, Ocean- side, California. D. A. Breen moved td Grand Rapids, Michi- gan, in 1927 and later to Los An- geles, California. Mrs. G. Gan- net of Wingham is a cousin of the deceased. Mrs. Bazlettof rich was Pest snloist at the Sunday morn- ing service conducted by the chaplain of the -Home, Rev. • cWll tie. Special music was PrevIded for the Chrisi Reform song' • service by Mr. Burges* of Vanastra and : his pups. Sandra Dale, Debbie faun, Marie, Plyrm, and Mr, and !aro, Ebner Dale".assisted with Mon- day's activities,' along with the regi, Mary Taylor, Norman Speir and Jerry Collins. A group Of young people from the Blyth ' Christian Reform Church visited the Home on New Year's Day, singing carols and songs in several a ras. Eight, tables of euchre and three of crokinple took part in Wednesday's games. The residents were entertained on "Family Night" with a return visit from the Bradley family. The Bradleys came to Clinton from. Ireland one year ago and are'' becoming famous for their fine musical talent. The seven members of the 'family sang as a group and° include Eugene, Damain, : John, Jacquiline, Ans- berth, with Winifred and Marie singing two duets. Mr. Doherty of Clinton, who is Mrs. Bradley's brother, was MC for the evening, besides singing several vocal Former ,resident died last week is Palmerston WHITECHURCH — Residents of the village were saddened to hear of the passing df Carlyle Loughran of Palmerston. Mr. Loughran was a former, resident of Whitechurch. In June of 1951, the late John McLean sold the store now occupied by John `' Jamieson to Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Loughran. They sold the store to Russell Chapman on June 25, 1952, and on July 3 of the same year, Mr. Chapman sold the store across from the feed mill to Mr. Loughran. Mr. and Mrs. Loughran later . moved to"Palmerston where Mr. Loughran passed away the end of last week. Service Janrary 1 for Percy McLean Funeral service was held New Year's Day jn , Strathroy for Percy Dawson McLean formerly of RR 1, Belgrave, who passed away at Strathmere '. Lodge, Strathroy, on Sunday, December 30. The Denning Funeral Home, Strathroy, was in . charge of arrangements. Temporary en- tombment took place in the Wing - ham Cemetery Chapel with spring burial to take place in Brandon . Cemetery, Belgrave. Mr. McLean. was 84 years of age and death, followed a"brief ill- ness. Born in East Wawanosh Township, he was a son of the late John McLean. and Margaret Sheffield. He attended SS N�. 8, East Wawanosh, and farmed in the township until his retirement in 1967 when he went to Strathroy to reside. He was a member of the Bel - grave Presbyterian Church. Mr. McLean married . Ida Rin- tdul of Wingham on February 16, 1916, at the home of the bride's parents. She predeceased him in 1949. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. William (Donelda) Gordon of Strathroy; ten , grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Robert (Lillian)•Brooks of Toronto and Mr$. William (Uldene) McKenzie of Wingham. He was ' predeceased by one daughter, Mrs. William (Corrine) Lediet formerly of Wingham; two brothers, Dr. W. J. McLean and Flt. Lieut. 'Chester McLean; and one'sister, Miss Annie McLean. ommillorloommosimmimonommitiiimoro, ',MINNOW ANNOUNCEMENT Huntley J. Farrow, President of Russel A. Farrow Ltd., is pleased to announce the opening of his Branch Office in the Listowel Truck Sufferance Warehouse to serve the Importing and Exporting Public. Mr. G. E. "Gord" Weber, formerly the Collector of Customs and Excise, in Listowel has joined our staff and we are prepared to give the same prompt service that our firm has given since 1911. Inquire at cur office or phone 519 291-1602. , v Russell A. Farrow Ltd., 885 Main Street West, Listoviel, Qntario. soles. Mr. psmes his familywith Accordion. Mrs. Leybourne, who was born in Ireland, thAnked the entertainers on behalf of the 'residents. We have started 1974 with an optimistic note and Are organiz- iing an over 90 Club. tb the hope tH that some in ��u�i a� tae county will see their way clear to sponser it. Euchre y arty BLUEVALE--A _ earty was held in community hall fihursday with ten tables. play. Mr. ` Mro'. Hugh Cam Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnin were in charge. Prize for high lady was won by Al Breckenridge; low lady, R Smith; high man, George Fis- cher; low man, Tom Miller; , lucky draw Sharon Dario*. The next euchre party will -be January 10 with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Turvey and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig in charge. Allan Nicholson, operator of the local high school buses re- cently obtained a charter license for the villages of Gorrie, Ford- wich and Wroxeter. NEW HOM WINGHAM Two bacnitiful,,*throe had, room, '+c ,ity built homes in quiet reskiontiol areahi Winn t, Wall to wolf car pat co.cushion vinyls*. inp, spacious. rooms. ;. ' e lace ext °..iota garage, with 'basement .en. trance, patio doorsonto sane s. master ;bordniom with ens uite washroom and' many, other• fine features, Immediate possession. Mortgage only 9%%. Selling for 1973 ,prices! . Cai.l,today• . - ROYAL HOMES LID.. Wingham, • 357E-204 **-2006 -2006 h • ai■■■■ . .1111. ✓ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Confectionery and billiard hall in a thriving town. Mod- ern, bright facilities with new storefront and a focal, point of obedient, youthful activity. Over 200Q square feet. Handsome net income. Reasonably priced. See us for more information on this money maker. In Gorrie,a two storey, red brick home, ideal for a large family. As many as five bed- rooms. Four piece bathroom. Relatively new oil furnace. Moderate taxes. Terms. avail- able. Only $17,500, Multi level modern home in Wingham for those who com- mand luxury, spacious living. Four bedrooms, two baths, fieldstone fireplace with heatolator in family room. Carpeted throughout (includ- ing kitchen). Magnificent cupboards. Walkout dining area.. A dream >homel Want to take the grand tour??? Renovated top to bottom, in- side and out, •a duplex (in Wingham). Two bedroom, self-contained apartment downstairs; one bedroom up- stairs. Rental income yield- ing over 12 percent annually. Electric heat. Property virtu- ally. maintenance free. $21,- 000.00. 21;000.00. 11 diCia MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Photo Listing Service CONTACT: Office 357-1344 John Brent 335-3391 ° Stan Chadwick 357-2497 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 111. rNEW HOME ■ ■ , One storey, bungs- ■ Ilow, modern kit- chen, 4 bedroorens, , ■ one four*piece' bath a ■ and one 1 piece �- ■ bath, partly finish- ■-'. 1111 ed basement, insul- ■ um ,with outside LI IN ▪ entrance sun , deck. 111 INCOME PROPERTY r ■ Two storey, stone ■ 3 apartment build- ■ it . Main apartment .j111 ■ ■ bedrooms; 3 pc. ■. ■ bath, floors broad- ,■ loom and inlaid ■ • • covering. No. 2 - 3 'II • bedrooms, 3 p4-, 111 • bath. No. 3 - kit 1111 - ■ cher, living roo • •■ one bedroom. °' ■ basement, forced air 111 ■ oil furnace: Situat- • ■ ed dose to main ■ • shopping area. Open r ■ for offers. ■ `OFFICE 357-3840 • ■ v Wm. Adamson ■ ■ C. Sutcliffe ■ • J. Thompsdlh I■■■■■■■■■■■■l. SMILE YOU HAVE` FOUND IT. — A 1'/s storey Cyder ra home inyour price' range, containing a., -2 kitchen, dining; •. room, living room, 4 bedrooms, hard- at. wood floors, basement, New "oil. • :furnace, septic tank; ■• plumbing and wir- ing.' • Located 21/2 miles offHighway No: ,4: Listed° '$15 B ROKEN REAL S MAI" E 1 711 WINGHAM NON ARIO D * 357 1117 WINGHAM BUNGALOW ONLY #9,900.00 Situated on a 50 x 176 ft. lot adjacent to new sub- division, close to schools and store. Kitchen has mod- ern' cupboards, living room and 1 bedroom are panelled plus second bedroom and store room. Modern 3 pc. bath. The home has a good asphalt roof and is covered with masorlie siding. Part basement and oil furnace heating. INCOME PROPERTY Solid duplex with low .purchase price makes this an attractive and sound Real Estate Investment. Located in the Village of Whitechurch,• Each half of the home has modern kitchen, luring room and 2 bedrooms. Com- pletely renovated and decorated throughout. All new electric wirjng, heavily insulated for electric heat, each on separate meters. Also included in purchase price is an extra building lot which may be sold separately. Kan Ducharme, Representative, 570 Shuter Street, Wingharn. Phan* 357-2594