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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-01-02, Page 8in014111 Advo` R* Thursday, .11firauary 2, 10758 'RE ALL IN J Qr Sale SANDERSON'S SASH. Manufac- t r aOf Odd size wooden sash for 11001.0)1114barn. Located on High- way i at Gorrie. Phone 335-8963. Evenings: 335-3124, 335-3202. rrb BERG STABLE cleaners and stabling. Bunk feeders and water ' bowls. Uoyd Johnston, RR 3, Holyroud. Phone 39T-5390. rrb 4a r. ... ix YOU ARE WELCOME to browse in Daugherty Pro Hardware, Wingham where they have a large display of gifts for all occa- sions. rrb WINE -MAKING accessories available at Daugherty Pro Hardware, Wingham, 357-3631. rrb, Miscellaneous TEACH YOUR DOLLARS to have more cents at. the North Huron Credit Union. Ask about our special deposit account. rrb MEALS -ON -WHEELS Phone Mrs. L. James, 357-3657 or Mrs. H. L. Sherbondy, 357-2552. rr, FOR YOUR Insurance Needs in gntomobile, Farm Liability, Accidents and Sickness Home Protection Call Your Co-op Agent— LLOYD MONTGOMERY 53 Maple Street, Wingham Dial 357-3739 ANYONE wishing to have hand- saws, circular saws, tools, etc., sharpened, call 357-3644. rrb i' YOU ARE A FRIEND or rela- tive of an alcoholic, the Al -Anon Family Group may be able to help you solve your side of the problem. Please contact Post Of- fice Box 1135, Wingham rrb PIANO AND ORGAN . SALES. Piano tuning and repairing. Low- rey, Thomas, Yamaha, Orcana organs. A full line of chord organs., at , Ernie King's. Call. Hap Swat - ridge, Wingham 357-2785. rrb Found A RING has been turned in at The Wingham Advance -Times office. Owner may obtain by identifying same. Tenders Wanted SNOW REMOVAL ON THE BRUCE G.S. TO SEAFORTH T.S. TRANSMISSION LINE Ontario Hydro requires the services of snow blowers to clear access roads and tower sites along the right-of-way of the 230 K.V. Transmission Line between Bruce G.S. and Seaford' T.S. Units shall consist of farm trac- tors equipped with 72" - 84" blow- ers, operated by the owner or his ,employee. A considerable num- ber of units will be required to -cover the numerous work opera- tions that will be carried out this winter. Further details as to rates,. work locations and on-call ar- rangements, can be obtained at any of the field offices located in the vicinities of . Chepstow, Wrox- eter, Wingham and Seaforth, or by contacting Ontario Hydro, Box 5100, London, Ontario. Phone 681-1390, extensions 354 or 329. R. K. Matthews, Ass't Zone Supt. -Lines, London Coi struction Zone. Wanted To Buy I USED PIANO, Phone 291-2297. g any condition. Help Wanted INSTRUCTION AVAILABLE LEARN HAIRDRESSING — for more information on this career write, phone or visit K -W SCHOOL OF HAIRDRESSING, 407 Highland Rd. W., Kitchener, 745-5641. Lodging available. rrb ORGANIST and choir leader for Anglican Church. Duties and sal- ary to be negotiated. Apply to the Rector, Box 297, Wingham. rrb SALES PERSONNEL wanted to sell Watkins Products in Tees - water, Wingham, Lucknow, Brussels and surrounding town- ships. Full time or part-time. Earning potential unlimited. Phone 392-6065. rrb RELIABLE BABY SITTER re- quired 9-a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Mrs. A. Harri- son, 887-2646. PETS FOR SALE DALMATIAN PUPPIES, five weeks old; one female Dalma- tian, black and white spotted; coach dogs. Contact Mac Gal- braith, Wingham 357-3744 or 357- 2681. ainNaniine For Rent OFFICE FOR RENT. Double of- fice and storage area, centrally located in Wingham, electric heat, fluorescent fixtures and carpeting, washroom, off-street parking. Phone 357-1411. rrb ARTICLES POI; RENT. Dustless floor sanders and rug shampoo- ers. Daugherty Pro Hardware, rrb • GOOD, CLEAN, dry warehouse space available, centrally loot- ed in Wingham. Phone 357-1411. y rrb NEWLY DECORATED two bed- room apartment, close to main street. Phone 357-2433, • rrb REDECORATED two bedroorin apartment, hydro and water sup- plied, suitable for adults. Call 357- 3716 or after4,6 p.m. 357-2514. LOGAN—Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lo- gan of Wyoming are happy to announce the birth of a son,i Kevin Bradley, at St. Joseph's Hospital, Sarnia, on December 28. First grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. George McGee and fifth for Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Logan. HEARD—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Monday, December 23, to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heard, Clinton, a son. HAMILTON—At the Win ham and District Hospital "ones- - day, December 24, to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton, Luck - now, a son. JACKLIN—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Tuesday, December 17; to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jacklin, Brussels, a son. McDONALD—At theWingham and District Hospital' on Wed nesday, December 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McDonald, RR 4, Kincardine, a son. ROBINSON—At the Wingham and District Hospital, on Sat- urday, December 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson, Wingham, a daughter. KNOX—In Owen Sound General and Marine Honlital to Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Knox (Carol King), a daughter on ,Saturday, Dec. 21, 1974. 380th BRUBACHER HOLSTEIN -SALE FRI. , JAN. 10 AT 12:00 NOON AT Brubacher Solo Arena on Hwy. 86 at Guelph These sales feature a good selection of fresh and spring- er females at prices any dairyman can afford including R.O.P. females as well as grades. We liisually have calves, yearlings and a few service age bulls. Wo wish to'congratu- late Robt. Carter of Blyth on a purchase made 2 years ago from a regular sole for $800. that has since graded EX.. made 800 fat, was GR.CH. at the tri County show and Huron B. p. W. show. Soles Managers: Srubocher Bros., Ltd., R.R. 07, Guelph, phi 8224147. ALL STAR TOURS The Finest in Motor Coach Es- corted Tours FLORIDA TEXAS CIRCLE TOUR — Nashville, Grand Ole Opry, Pensacola (Florida), New Orleans, Padre Island, Mexico, San Antonia, Texas. 16 -day tour from $385.00. Leaves January 25th, February 22nd and April 12th. FLORIDA RELAXATION HO- LIDAY — Spend 22 days at the world's most famous beach - Daytona. Hotel efficiencies in- cluded at Daytona. Many option- al side tours available. 28 days. 5 departures, from $360.00. FLORIDA COMBINATION HOLIDAY — Disneyworld, Cy- press Gardens, Sea World, Silver Springs, with returnrouting along coastal States. Ft. Lauder- dale option with Jungle Queen cruise tour of Miami. 14 days, • from $259.00. Starting January 18th and leaving every weekend for 13 weeks. FLORIDA ECONOMY HOLI- DAY — 12 -day tour for only $239.00. ' FLORIDA CIRCLE TOUR — Silver Springs, St. Petersburg, Busch. Gardens, Disneyworld, Sea World, Ft. Lauderdale, Miami tour, Jungle Queen cruise, Daytona i and /St. Augustine. 16 days, from $320:00. Leaving January 25th, February 22nd and April 12th. 21 -DAY FLORIDA DELUXE TOUR — from $380.00. 3 depart- ures. CALIFORNIA & THE GOLD- EN WEST — from" $500.00. 9 departures. There is limited space available on our Christmas tours. For the most experienced motorcoach hSBdaymai. a all "Aii Star Tours". In Wingham call Mrs. Hastings, 372 Edward St., 357- `3095. .... . 19-23-2-9 FfXPECTANT I RENT . r EDUCATION CLASSES The Huron County Health Unit invites you .to attend the Expec- tant ..Parent Education Classes beingflld in the following areas: Exeter, commencing Monday, January 13, 1975, Health Unit, 7:30 9:30 p.m.; Goderich, com- mencing Tuesday, January 14, 1975, Assessment Office Board Room, 1 8 Gloucester Tern,' Goderich, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.; Wingham, commencing. Wednes- day, January 15, 1975, Health Unit, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.; Clinton, commencing Thursday, January 16, 1975, Health Unit, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Would anyone who is interested please pre -register by calling ' 1-800-265-4485 toll free or your nearest Health Unit office at the following numbers: Brussels, 887-9331; Clinton; 482- 3416; 82-3416; Exeter, 235-1014; Goderich, 524.8301;. Seaforth, 527-1243; Wingham, 357-2264. Both husbands and wives are in- vited to attend and participate in the discussions. 31-9-16 BINGO BlythLions Club Saturday night bingo at 8:30 p.m. in Blyth Memorial Hall. Jackpot $150 on 60 calls. Share the wealth and regular games. rrb Wanted A GOOD COOKSTOVE. Also a sleigh and harness. Call after 6 p.m., 392-6556. Work Wanted EXPERIENCED WAITRESS de- sires part-time work nights or weekends. Phone 357-3658. Cars & Trucks 1966 COTtVAIR, 2 -door. Phone 357-1948. 2-9-16 McCREERY AUTO WRECKERS RR 2, WROXETER on Highway 86 Midway between Wingham and Listowel USED AUTO PARTS USED CARS & TRUCKS Phone LISTOWEL 2914189 GOIURIE 335.3314 C.E. Ma cTA n. BOYS' WEAK HOWICK LIONS' ANNUAL BONSPIEL Howick Lions' annual bonspiel, Monday, January 13, 1976 in Howick Community Centre. Entry fee is $16.00, two draws. Contact Dave McCallum, 335-3871 or any . other Howick Lions' member. 19-23-24 EUCHRE Euchre party, Tuesday, An. 7 at Sacred Heart Church Parish Hall, 8:30 p.m. • TOURS 14 -DAY Florida tour departs Jan. 18 and March 1. All trans- portation, accommodation, ad- missions, side trips and luggage handling included. Visits Atlantic coast to Miami and Gulf coast to St. Petes. Free brochures. Re- serve now while space remains. Pick-ups en route. Fettes Tours, 323-1545, Moue Forest. FLORIDA -BAHAMAS — via land and sea. Feb. 1 departure jor a different southern vacation. Two completely different areas wrapped up in one package. All transportation, accommodation etc. included. Space is limited. Free brochures. Pick-ups en route. Fettes Tours, 323-1545, Mount Forest. TROPICAL TEXAS — 19 -day escorted tour to New Qrleans and Padre Island, Texas departs Feb. `1. Features 9 -night stay in beauti- ful` apartments on the .beach at Padre Island (Corpus Christi) also visits Mexico, Houston, Dal- las and more. Free brochures. Fettes ,Tours, 323-1545, Mount Fo- rest. WINTER BREAK — Special 9 -night tour to Florida departs March 14. Features 6 nights on -beautiful St. Petes beach. Fully escorted with deluxe motor coach transportation and excellent ac - Card Of Thanks I wish to thank Dr. Clarke, Dr. Wilkins, and the <nurses on the second floor of the Wingham and District Hospital for their kind- ness and care to me while a pa- tient there. I would also like to thank my neighbors, friends and relatives for their visits, cards and gifts. To Rev. Armstrong I wish to express my thanks for his visits and prayers. Mrs. Grace Ford I wish to thank all those who helped me at the time of my in- jury. Special thanks go to Dr. Hanlon, the second floor staff and emergency staff of the Wingham and District Hospital.. Everyone's thoughtfulness will always be re- membered. Linda Martin, FQrdwich 1 wish to express my sincere thanks to all those who sent cards and visited me while a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. John Gaunt To everyone who helped to make the Santa Claus parade in Wroxeter a success, we sincerely thank you. The Wroxeter Businessmen I would like to thank everyone who was' so kind as to remember me with visits, flowers, lovely cards and good wishes while a patient in Wingham and District' Hospital. A very special thanks to Tr. McGregor, Dr: Hanlon and all the nurses on second floor. Mrs. H. (Ella) Irwin We wish to express our sincere appreciation to all who were so kind and thoughtful to Mrs. Peter Anderson. Special thanks to Dr. P. J. Leahy, the nurses at the Wingham and District Hospital, the staff of Brookhaven Nursing Home, Rev. R. H. Armstrong, the commodation. Reserve while,�5• J. Walker Funeral Home, and space is still availkbbe. F�'a. ettes. , who sent cards. '~ ; ' N� _~' `' Redmond and "Jean Tours, 323-1545, Mount•Fore'st, MacDonald 11 11 E110111111 . CAMPBELL: In loving memory of David Campbell, who passed away one year ago, January 4, 1974. We watched you suffer, we. watched you die But all we could do was just stand by. ' ' When the time came, we suffered too For you never deserved .what you went through. God took your hand and we had to part He eased your pain and broke our hearts, - B You fell asleep without goodbyes, But memories of you will never die. S idly missed by Mom, Joan, Danny, Bradley, Jane and Gord, Ruth and Dale. STEUERNOL: In loving memory ,of Aylmer Steuernol who passed away January 2, 1968. Although we smile and make no fuss, No one misses him more than us, And when old times we oft recall, That's when we miss him most a all. • —Sadly missed by wife and family. Card Of Thanks We wish to thank everyone for the gifts and cards we received. Special thanks to Dr. Clarke and the nurses on the maternity ward. Jerry, Beth and Corry Lynne DeBruyn I would like to thank my rela- __tives_. and friends_ -and_ also_.my_ family and Legion Auxiliary for visits, cards, flowers and treats while I was in the hospital. Spe- cial thanks to the nurses on sec- ond floor for their kindness and to Dr. Ping, Dr. Wilkins and Rev. Hawthorn • Bea Shropshall The brothers and sisters of the. late Bessie Stokes wish to express -their thanks t� all who gave floral tributes, donations to charitable funds or other expressions of sympathy. Special thanks to all who visited her and sent gifts and cards while she was in Huron - view, to the nurses and staff of Huronview, student minister Wayne Baswick, the ladies of the Belynore Presbyterian Church for the lunch and the R. A. Currie and S9n Funeral Home RESTA ' A special thank -you to the Council- and officials of Morris Township for the gift of luggage on my retirement from Council. M. Ross Smith I. wouldlike to say a sincere thank -you to Forest Lodge, Wrox- eter; WI, Gorrie; relatives; neighbors and friend's for the cards, gifts, flowers and many te- lephone calls received while -I was in Wingham and Victoria Hospitals and since returning home. To Rev. W. Ball and Rev. Geo. Sach who called in London and Rev. Parker since returning home. Thanks to the UCO Board, Mildmay Branch, for the lovely gift and cards,\ Dr.' Hanlon, Dr. Shephard and the nurses m both hospitals for their care. Special thanks to those who offered and supplied transportation every day to the hospital in Wingham and London, which was much ap- preciated, and thanks to Reeve Robert Gibson and Council who looked after the affairs of the Township at a -time When it was so important (the year end) . Wishing everyone the best for 1975. Ivan Haskins rR. W. BELL o WT MET0.15Te apuare�E'OPTOMETRISTGODERICH e Square 524.7661 DEATHS 'HUGH BURNET SMITH Funeral services were held Friday, Dec. 27 at 2 p.m. from the McLaughlin and Reed Funeral Home, Listowel, for the late Hugh Burnet Smith, 80, of the Callan - ear Nursing Home, Brussels. Mr. Smith died Dec. 24 at Wing - ham and District Hospital. Born Sept. 12, 1894 in Grey Township, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Oliphant (Mary Ireland) Smith. His wife, the "former Agnes Sangster, also predeceased him. A retired farmer, Mr. Smith was a member of the Molesworth Presbyterian Church and a 50 - year jewel member of Bernard (Masonic) Lodge No: 225 of Listo- wel. He is survived by three sons, James of Molesworth, G. Mac of RR 2, Listowel and Kenneth of Kitchener; one daughter, Mrs. Wallace (Marion) McKee of At- wood; three brothers, William of Brussels, James of Brussels, Charles of Belgrave; three sisters, Mrs. Melvin (Jean) Tay- lor and Mrs. Sam (Margaret) Sweeney, both of Brussels and Mrs. Clifford (Marjorie) Ritchie of Walton; 12 grandchildren and. one great-grandchild. He was predeceased by two sisters. Rev. John Brush of Molesworth conducted the funeral service. A Masonic Lodge service was held Thursday at 8 p.m., .Dec. 26. Burial was in Molesworth Cemetery. Howick native, Miss. Stokes dies at Huronview A native of Howick Township, Miss Elizabeth Lenore (Bessie) Stokes passed away at Huron - view, Clinton, on Wednesday, December 18, following a lengthy illness. She wa&in her 57th year. Born in Howick- on October 19, 1918, Miss Stokes was a daughter of the late James Stokes and Elizabeth Lane. She was a member of Knox Presbyterian Church, Belmore. Surviving are three sisters, Mrs. Fraser (Eva) Haugh of Bluevale, Mrs. Leslie (Olive) Bolt of Belgrave and Mrs. Clarence (Alba) Yuill of RR 5, Brussels; and two brothers, John Stokes of RR 1, Wroxeter .and Clarence Stokes of Ingersoll. The late Miss Stoke rested at the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral Home, Wingham, where funeral service was conducted Friday, December 20, at two ''o'clock by Wayne Baswick of Knox Church, Belmore. Interment followed in McIntosh Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ross Yuill, John Nixon, Elwood Fitch, Harry Mulvey, Alvin Fitch and Carl Fitch. Cameron Yuill carried floral tributes. NOTICE RIVERVIEW DRIVE -IN - WILL BE �C40SED Dec. 22 to Jan. 13 TENDERS TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK SEALED TENDERS will be received Until 12 Noon January 6 by the under- signed for the purchase of the old arenas in Wroxeter and Gorrie:The person tendering will be responsible for any surveying crisis and half the cost of transfer of title. Any further information may be obtained'at the Clerk's Office. Lowest or any tender not neces- sarily accepted. IVAN HASKINS, CLERK, Township of Howick Gordo, Ontario ARV �r GEORGE R. LANE George Robertson Lane, 85, of 333 Barber Ave. north, Listowel, formerly of Wingham, died Dec. 28 in Listowel Memorial hospital. Born on March 15, 1889 in Crys- tal, North Dakota, he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John (Isa- belle Robertson) Lane. He married Mabel McKey` on- Dec. 29, 1915 in Belmore, She predeceased him on Dec. 24, 1957, Mr. Lane farmed on the Lane homestead south of Belmore all his life until retiring to Wingham in 1955. He moved to Listowel in September 1973 to reside with his son John. He was a member of St.. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, and a formet elder of the Belmore Presbyterian Church. He is survived by one son, John of Listowel; two daughters, Mrs. R. B. (Jean) Palmer of London and Mrs. Muriel Stewart of Don Mills; 10 grandchildren and two great-grandct ildren. Besides his wife, he was predeceased by two sisters. They funeral service was held Tuesday, Dec. 31, at 2 p.m. at the Robert Trench Funeral }tome, 385 Main St. west, Listowel, with Rev. Gordon Beaton of Knox Presbyterian Church' in charge. Temporary entombment was at Fairview Chapel, Listowel, with spring burial to. be' at the McIntosh* Cemetery, . Belmore. Pallbearers were Klaas Jorritsma., David Haugh, Merd Livingstone, William Merkley, Joseph Schneider and George Nickel. Donations to the Gideon Bible Society were accepted as ex- pressions of sympathy. Gillies Haines was native of Culross Gillies Haines of RR 2, Aylmer, passed away at his late residence on Monday, December 23, after -a short illness. He was born on the • 14th concession of Culross Tovvn- ship and was in his 89th year. He moved to Dungannon where he farmed for a number of years, later moving to Aylmer. He was a member of the Senior Citizens and also the Bowling Club. Mr. Haines was predeceased by -his first wife in 1933. He is sur- vived by his wife, the former Ber- nice Gere; two sons, Carman of Wingham and Neil of Aylmer; also two grandsons and one great grandson. The funeral service was held at the Kebbel Funeral Home, Ayl- mer, on Thursday, December 26, Rev. Norman Jones officiating. Temporary entombment took place in Aylmer Cemetery with " interment later in Greenhill Cemetery, Lucknow. :yrs. Vlr. Robsrsou, dies in.Biiievnie Mrs. Whim N. Robertson of RR 1, Biyevale, OKI at her home on Friday, 'December 24. a was in her 92ad year and had been ill for a short time. Born ill Esst Wawanosh Town- ship, Mrs, Robertson was the former Mary Abraham, daughter of the late Thomas Abraham and Elizabeth Casemore. She was married to William N. Robertson of Belgrave is 1910 and lived in East Wawano'h Town- ship for awhile before moving to the Bluevale area in 1934. She was predeceased by her husband In 1968. Surviving are a daughter, Jean, and ° son, Limb both of Bluevale, and a brother Maxwell Abraham of Kitchener. The late Mrs. Robertson rested at the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral Home, Wingham, where Rev. Robert Armstrong and Wayne Baswick conducted funeral service at two o'clock on Monday, December 23. Pallbearers were Lloyd Wheeler, Gordon Sanderson, Ross Gray, James Sha v, Wilson Thornton and Stanley Moffatt. Floral tributes were carried by Graeme Anderson and Harold Casemore. Mrs. P:Anderson dies in hospital~ Mrs. Peter Anderson of Vic- toria St., Wingham; died Monday, December 16, at the Wingham and District Hospital. She was in her 92nd year and death followed an illness of one week. Mrs. Anderson has been at the Brook- haven Nursing Home since February 1971. Born in Turnberry Township, Mrs. Anderson was the former Jessie MacDonald, daughter of the" late'Catherine MacEwen and Alexander MacDonald. She was predeceased by her husband in 1949. Mrs. Anderson was formerly a registered nurse and graduated from the Nichols Memorial Training School for Nurses in Battle Creek, Mich., in 1912. She and her husband moved to Vir- den, Man., after their marriage in 1915. She returned to Wingham • in 1948. Surviving are a nephew, Red- mond MacDonald, RR 2, Wing - ham and two nieces, June Will of North Bay and Virginia Flint of Port Huron, Mich. She was pre- deceased by one ' brother and three sisters. The late Mrs. Anderson rested . at the S. J. Walker Funeral Home, Wingham, "there Rev, Robert Armstrong conducted funeral service at two o'clock on Wednesday, December 18. Inter- ment followed in Wingham Cemetery. Pallbearers were Harold Kerr, Jack Reavie, Gordon Robinson, Bill Tiffin, Arthur Bryce and Fred Stanley of Chesley. Business and Professional Directory Chiropractic Associates HEALTH CENTRE Wingham, Ontario R. Bray, D.C. D. Lee, D.C. 357-1224 LET THE Wingham Advance-Thnes HELP YOU PHONE 357-2320 WINGHAM MEMORIALS GUARANTEED GRANITES. CEMETERY LETTERING REASONABLE PRICES . Buy Direct and Save Bus Ph. 357.1910 Res. Ph. 357-1015 Frederick F. Homuth Phm.B., R.O. Carol E. Homuth, Q.D. Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O.D. Optometrists HARRISTON Ontario 33827 12 �REID AHS PETERSON Chartered Accountants 218 Josephine St., Winghom f. Ph: 357-1522 J. A. Peterson, C.A. B. W. Reid, C.A.