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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-06-26, Page 9tNriwy inner f ORDWI< .Sunday with Ilarding, Were Mall Ilardlatt • . n , Weller,. Air.* 1 Bard ing and Mich . uel °Mr. Grant Bar, an k. t of 00wanitown.and Mr, M`r's, DOW Illtrdhig and Carol. The :occasion WO was Mr. and. Mrs. Grant Dartmants ,Oita wed- cling anniversary. t of Winghtun for ' old viePy•Of van, Y.a. June 20, of arcli• General HospitalMrs. f' was in =1ti►e1* ►d year death flow a'hrief '1118e . Pero in Wiheli, Ontario,' 24,1.020, and educated in the Naeterarea, Mrs. Pym was the former Laura Godbolt, SINGLE STORY BRICK HOME ' . Situated on a very large 95 x176 fully .landscaped lot, Spacious kitchen, dining area, living room, 3 pc. both, two bedrooms, utility room, attached breezeway and gauge with good sized work area. Choice 1 ation. L W PRICED FAMILY HOME Located on an e ra large lot, 'Shaded by mature maple trees. The home has been completely renovated with new roof, siding and windows. Interior consists of Hanover kitchen, renovated living room, bedroom and 4 pc. bath. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms. Good value is offered in this well kept property. .TRI.PLEX INCOME PROPERTY 4 bedroom, 2 storey brick home completely self contained and newly re -decorated. Attached are two 2 bedroom apartments of recent c instruction. Centrally located. Excellent value is offered. 1972 MOBILE HOME Immaculate condition and low purchase price best describe this very modern and well kept residence with all the latest features found in today's mobile homes. Complete with runn- ing gear in tact. The residence con be easily moved to the loco-- Hon oco-tion of your choice. Full purchase price only $10,900. . 36 ACRES Situated about 1 mile from Wingham, is a choice parcel of land containing 33 acres of tillable land comprised of springs, stream, cedars, etc. 80 rods of frontage all for only $25,000. Ken Duchorme, Representative; 570 Shute,. Street, Wingham, Phone 357-2594 l~ge and wa4 Ini St,rew's 'Press Church, Vvingliam,1 member the Wkineoes Idonary Society, .Wheu Wings Ilona and Mrs, Pon lirrued at 322 Centre Street, Mrs. Pym has been living retired since 1967. Surviving are her yl�.husband, whom q�j.shChurcheiiieed in Entvine United . oh Aril 19, 1010; one daughter,: MM. Robert (Marlen) Rae of Leaden; one son, Jack Pym of King cardine,; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren- She was predeceased by one son., Bull; two sisters and two brothers. Funeral service was held al 2:30 Monday at the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral Home, with Rev. K. Barry Passmore officiating. Interment f011owed in Wingham Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill Pym, John Pym, Donald Py*, Richard Pym, Bill Rae, and Gerald' God - bolt. Floral tributes were carried by Gordon Leggatt, Wilfrid Con - gram, Fred McGee and Nelson Pickell. DIED MERKLEY — Passed away suddenly in Windsor on Thurs- day, June 19, Murray Merkley, dearly loved son of Elmer and Anna Merkley, in his 15th year. The late Murray Merkley rested at the Marcotte Funeral Home in Windsor. Funeral ser- vice and interment took place in Windsor on Monday. Surviv- ing, besides his parents, are one brother, Dean; two sisters, Joanne and Janice; his matern- al grandparents, Mr. and .Mrs: , 0 Harry Miller of Teeswater; paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Merkley of Wingham. The Elmer Merkley family resided in Wingham several years ago. My grateful thanks for all: kindness shown.ine 11 -ul4n��QQ,�, P, '. those '` **god fieocis sad ighbors who Sent me y Cary :# d flowerE Thanks Rev. Wesley Ball of Wroxeter for his cheerful alia helpful words. Your kizid i never be forgotten. X4100,1010 - The Winghatn and Dit Association for the Mentally tarded wish to thank. the Presi- dent •and ,members of the Sportsman's Club for the enY- melnt the children bad.at the Fig Derby held on -June 8 at the OW house pond. . The Ripley Huron Recreation Complex Committee would like to ,- thank everyone who helped Sri, any way to *Hake their�Auy bardo °'Dance a great succe .* Specilail thanks to C.K.N.. and Roy Bennett for providing the sound equipment. Hope to see yeu in Ripley Reunion Weekend . Au81*st 1 to 4s . ons are still being grate, zdany thank for all the g w Car,' , visits and ingpjrieta ! ryas a patient "U$11111#11 Hospital and since yeturnl home. Ja ok �' elzc We would like to thank friends and neighbors for ArdsCall/4 e . the many gifts, e. and for call) . on Our anniversary. Special the to neighbors for the lovely planter nod cup and Saucer., ft' is nice 'to have good friends and flappers. Mr. and Mid, Ren • McCienaghan May I say a sincere thank you to everyone who kindly remem- bered me with cards, flowery and treats while I was a patient in the hospital. Also to those•who helped out at home, many thanks. Isabel Burke The Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Re- -tarded would like to thank every- One for their generous donations sent to the Flowers of Hope Cam- paign. Also to remind` you that donati fully accepted. The family of the late Norma* Shiell wish to express sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the floral tributes, donations to the Heart Founda- tion, cards of sympathy, food brought to' the house and the many acts of kindness shown to us at the time of the loss of a dear and loving husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks to. the nurses, doctors and the ambu- lance .men of the Wingham and District Hospital. Special thenkS also to Rev. Passmore, the R. A: Currie and Son Funeral Hogue and the United, Church Women, the pallbearers and flower bearers for their kindness and sympathy. It will always be remembered. Wife Adeline, Daughters Anne and Gladys, Son-in-law Allan, Grandchildren Heidi, Jeffrey and Gary. ` ervice Director FLOWERS • Wedding Arrangements . Cut flowers . Plants • Flowers by Wire Service 4LEWIS FLOWERS 135 Frances Phone ' 357-3880 INSURANCE INSURANCE INSURANCE All Types of Insurance 335-3525 357-2636 GORRIE • WINGHAM I For your INSURANCE See or CoII WILLIAM S. REED 64 Victoria St., 3S7-2174 POOLS, ETC. Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS Sox 56 Walkerton FUELS BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Neede *57.10f2 9UTOMOTIVE --WINGHAM-- SUNOCO _-WINGHA1111-_ _SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED MECHANIC UNDERCOATING & RUSTPROOFING COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK SERVICE Prop. Kew Leitch Phone .357-1554 NIGHT 357-3585 TIRES KEN'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE 357-1230 Hwy. 86 West Wingham kLECTR1CAL BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages r Pletch Electric Wingham INDUSTRIAL or COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 357.1583 FOOD Not'Saa wic`k.s Soup Chicken and Seo -Food Dinners RIVERVIEW DRIVE.IN RUSTPROOFING Guaranteed RUSTPROOFING FOR New and Used Cars Chris .a.ns.un NG Wingham 357-2323 CONSTRUCTION T. M. i T. CONSTRUCTION General Contractors All types of concrete work Pit Silos Home and farm building CALI. BOB THOMPSON BLUE VALE, ONTARIO 357-3493 Askes Brothers CONSTRUCTION Cottages, Homes Additions 8 Renovation f''', .- FREE ESTIMATES Ph: 528.2726 Box 122, Lucknow If Your Business Is Service INFORM THE PUBLIC THADVANCEETIMES v 357-2320 PLUMBING HEATING ercy rtairt - Plumbing 1' Heating and Sheet Metal Contractor PHONE 357-3080 366 Edward St., Wingham Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Ti nsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 SALES AND SERVICE Lyes Hoy Enterprises Honda and Skidoo Sales & Service Hwy 86 east of Wingham Phone 519-357-3435 OIL BURNER SERVICE and FURNACE CLEANING Phone 357-1356 Deng Hoffer COLLISION Al's Collision Service Phone 357-2206 CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES Complete Body Work and Painting Frame and Rust Repair Also Insurance Claims CONC. 2, MORRIS TWP. Hwy. eb 1st Morris 2nd Morris sL 2nd Ammummemmarminimommosiesiammenew • I wish to thank my friends, former neighbors and relatives for the lovely gifts given to me at my bridal shower in Bluevale. Special thanks to those respon- sible for making it such a lovely evening; Connie (Mann) Taws I would like to thank my 'friends, relatives and neighbors for their cards and visits while I was a patient in Wingham and St. Joseph's Hospitals. Special thanks to Dr. Williams, Dr. Ping and the nurses on second floor. Cliff Logan I would like to express my sincere thanks to friends, neigh- bors, relatives and my family for the lovely cards and letters, beautiful flowers, treats, gifts, the television and visits while in Wingham and District Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. Wilkins, Dr. Ping, Rev. Hawthorn, the nurses on second floor, Intensive Care and Isolation for their excellent care and concern. It was certainly appreciated, Many thanks again. Christina O'Gorman My sincere thanks and appreci- ation to all my friends and rela- tiir s Who visited' me line `wan fit habit bio)) th�bsc flowers and cards. Special thanks- to Mr. King, Rev. Pass- more, Dr. McGregor, Legion, Board of Education, Masonic Lodge Chapter, 19th Field Regi- ment, Liberal. Assoc. and the nurses of Ward B. Your thought- fulness will always be remem- bered. Alex Corrigan I would like to sincerely thank all those who remembered me with cards, flowers and visits while I was`a patient in the hospi- tal. Clarence Hanna LAKELET PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Milton Demerling of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Demerling. 4 special church service was held in the auditorium„on 1 *Wily Morning .in recognition of the ib gl : _nig of mor Citizens'week. f v McWbinide, chaplain of the *tis . WAS in charge, of. the seryice'with two seleetions by the Ontario Street Male Quartette which includes Don Symons, John i avis, Stanley Johns and merge Turnor, accompanied by Mrs, Florence Symons, The combined choirs` of the Exeter and Clinton Christian Re- formed Churches, !ed by Mr. De Haan provided the musicA,for the Sunday evening musical concert. The choirs sang several of the residents' favorite religious num- bers as well as prepared selec- tions with Mrs. Valkenburg expressing rho appreciation Of the residents - Forty -four members of the Blyth Senior Citizens' Club visited the fame on Monday and after dinner joined in the old tyme music and sing song pro- gram with Administrator Mr. Archibald welcoming the guests and officially opening the week. The Goderich Township Women's Institute volunteers • and Mrs. Hulley assisted with activities and Mrs. Molly Cox, Mrs. Drivers and Norman Speir provided the music. Cookies and lemonade were provided by the kitchen staff and served by the volun- teers. The Bayfield and Exeter Senior Citizens' Club provided the Tues- day Family Night program. The 74 Club members visited their friends during the afternoon and had supper •- in the dining room. The program included instru- mentals, vocal duets, selections by an Exeter men's chorus, read- ings and a sing=a-long. Fifty-two members of the Friendship Club of Brussels, travelling by bus and car, were our guests on Wednesday after- noon. After dinner the visitors gathered in the auditorium for games with .25 tables playing euchre, five hundred • and cro- kinole. Mrs. Evans of Brussels received the prize for the eldest lady playing games and Jim Mc- Donald won the men's prize. The Clinton Club visited” the home on Thursday afternoon for dinner and joined the Goderich Club ` to provide the program in the auditorium with Rev. Youm-atoff -leading -a sing -along accompanied by Mrs. Parker. The program included vocal solos, step dances,* readings, Lakelet Warren Zurbrigg returned home Saturday from Wingham and District Hospital. Visitors on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg were Mr. and Mrs. Morley Zur- brigg, Toronto, and Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Angst and Mr. and Mrs. Emerit 'Angst left Monday_for a three week trip to the western provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Metzger and family of Palmerston visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenlet' and Barry. sown* Igh-os 1.11.4000 $tt 444 t JOHN K E ET of RR 5, Wingham was presented thea- demic achievement award during graduation ceremonies at the Stratford branch of Conestoga College. School official Jim Gowland, who presented the plaque, called John "a cross between Robert Stanfield and Eddie Shack." John plans to attend Centralia College of Agricultural Tech- nology in the fall to earn a degree in agricultural business management. instrument selectiona hi* mixed clump from Godes, off. 'Forty4iiVe i of the Clinton Club :had denier atthf hole' .and, 44 of the Gude** serdors.,had .sup ., ' The resi for. ward to the V;" t: ► SOttIrchtY +ig' the Seaffo rth nappyMimes; 100 acres, 95 workable,. barns set up for hog feeding. liar- vestor silo, stable cleaner, good brick house with cup. boards, three piece bath, oil furnace, situated' on. a pavtid road. wing'ham - 'Three bedroom brick house in a good residen- tial area. Living, room, dining room, kitchen with cupboards, 3 pc. h, fun ' lippt with oil furnacbate, altachid. garogtr, large lot. ' Brussels - Three bedroom_ house on lot 105 x 84,o Living room, dining room, bath, full basement with oil furnace, asking .$22,000. this house must be' sold 40 close : an Estate. Reasonable offers considered. n. 4 •tri Morris Township - 19P acre farm, Y4 mile from highway, with large barn and paved yards, 1350 bushel sten gem,' ary. Land well drained and •level, 2 drilled wells, lovely brick home, modernised, with.. rl broadloom. This farm Is i•the - pink of condition and is n61 overpriced. MEL MATHERS Wingham 357-320 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON TAT (KincarREALdiESn!) LETD. .FIFTEPIMI:INOTEST Drive to ou.4,1a4 Point. Full twp stortity risd brick • home - 41'arga kitchbs d droor ts, �� o i d'•'. ,. iniin • .. r om .. IivWing room, •° den,, plus a •st cored' inti** .: . n` ity kitchen. tThis line is. sitooted; onl 4 Aare/ -well 11l . nd3xapoidx two acre lon RETIREMENT HOME , Neat*frame, 'Sohn. on ' large lot, kitchen, 'din- ih and lilving room; g. .area, 4 pc, k)ath and + ► bedroom down, -U. bedrooms, room with.-: ▪ • • closet upstairs. ' Full fish . n . ished basem.nt. work-: : .shop. ,Excell* condi- ▪ tion. Listed at:$27,1... Also in Brussels; - a well. ' ` kept 1 % storey,. 3 ,bed m, room; home; garden. area and paved *lire..m' Taxes o ly. ° 0102.09. early.WPriced low' at y_ Y .� $21,500.00. Mortgage terns or. available on ,n -this property.• • R ' :"FOR THE MOST, CALL . • HOtxr' NI • ' OFFICE 357.3840 . O+bn Holst REAL ESTl1Th, Realtors WINGHAM 1111111111111111111111111111111111 The Man To See Is 1tudigif nscious? ifere"s fhs'Iiome you i '3 bedrooms, bath, - kitchen, utility roon', dining room, living room and family room. This cheery and bright house is situated on a huge land- scaped lot, close to downtown and schools. All kinds of possi- bilities.. Low low price. ' Why not enjoy one of the best downtown locations in Wingham. You be the Landlord and collect rent on adjoining apartment. This house has been completely renovated, ail ready for you , tomove inl 11 ACRE RETREAT Just the hideaway you needl l About 4 acres cedar bush con- cealing a creek and pond and the balance clear. Brick house nestled in the trees partially remodelled with plenty of kitchen cupboards, three bedrooms, modernized 4 pc. bath and more. Rebuilt hog barn 44 x 68 and stone shed 32 x 20. A sparkling country retreat with taxes only $189. FARMS 185 acres - stone house in Kinloss. 100 acre house and pig barn in Kinloss. 172 acres dairy, new,house, silos, in Howick. 162 acres - in Turnberry. 100 acres - nice farm, West Wawanosh. C IOC Coast to Coast Real Estate Service Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 JACK SCHARBACH 357-3822 CLAYTON G. NOGG LIMITED Real Estate Broker Winghdtn Next to the Post Office - FOR SALE - Two storey insul-brick house, 4 bedrooms, 'kitchen, din ng room, living room, located on a good lot in Teeswater, de- tached garage, low taxes, early possession. One storey, 2 bedroom aluminum sided home located on V. acre lot in Lucknow. This home is in excellent condition and offers many extras including detached garage and born, paved drive, TV tower, new furnace and two bathrooms. 1% storey brick home, 4 bedrooms, located on large ,lot 115' x 230' in village dose to Listowel. The price is low, terms avail- able. •••••• FARMS 96 acre hog farm, set up farrowing to finish with 3 barns. Nine room, 2 storey brick home, 5 bedrooms, modern facilities plus many extras including Maitland River flowing through property. 148 acre beef farm, 138 acres workable, two barns 52' x 75' and 40' x 60'. Four bedroom 2 storey brick home with large kitchen - dining room with lots of cupboards. Located on main highway, close to Wingham. 15 acre hobby farm with two barns, one storey 3 bedroom home just 11 years old. Located lust 5 miles from Wingham. WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 3354391 JOHN HOPPER 357-2154' i