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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-12-12, Page 8I-. • as, • eas . • TIP I - „:77117:57a..S.",..'i;i",",se....:".a,--1..."-•;s.e4.-',."',,, • t•-• • ,;7•3T.: • r. • '••`. ";- „ • .'„,--aa.sa's-°•-• I. a YOU havelistingstoadvartiSe : LiZweekly neWspaperei Calltnenow• for details cm our bleolitet classified coverage of Ontario or specific areas of the province_ The Vauga' Advanceslanaree 3574$20. rrb APARTMENTS FOR RENT "THE AO/LPG-ND", paimerston, one bedroom aaviertratent, includes fridge, stove, washer, dryer, air conditioning, private covered bal- cony, controlled entry, storage area, stair glide,— parking: Retirement living. Infos - viewing, M. Robinson, 519-343-201. 02A -D12 MODERN newly renovated 2 bed- room apartment in Belgrave. Ideal for mature couple or person. Laun- dry facilities available. Fridge and stove included. No pets. Tenant pays utilities. Rent 8325. Immediate possession. Phone 357-2433 after 6 p.m. • 14tfn 2 BEDROOM apartment, 7 km from Wingham, ground floor, $28O plus utilities. First and last. References. Available immediately. Phone 51e- e6e-3022. 14.tf 2 BEDROOM apartment in Tccswa- ter, January 1, upper, no parking. Phone 392-6035. Leave a message. 2Stf 1 BEDROOM apartment in Wing - ham, 2nd level, 8390 per month plus Utilities. Phone 357-3121. WANTED TO RENT 3 OR 4 BEDROOM house or farm- house in Wingham area. Phone 357- 1561 after 6 p.m. 5,12,19,26 LAND in Wingham-Teeswater area suitable for growing soyabeans. John Gnay, Belgrave. Phone 357- 3559. 12,19 WANTED immediately, 3 bedroom house to Tent m Wingham area. Phone 357-3170 after 6 p.m. 12,19 The Man. To See Is 1 100 AMP; ship, impte hams for Arkritional and elm ST ACRES: 10th Line Ash- field, 80 acres workable, 15 acres hardwood bush. No buildings. 150 ACRES - The perfect general farm, Monis Town- ship, very ,productive, a� buildings clean and well maintained, including a 2 floor red brick home in kw macutate condition. BLYTH - New bungalow, Moms Street, electric heat, attached garage, very attractive. 100 ACRES - East Wawanosh, 80 workable. Vendor will finance. RESTAURANT & GAS BAR 3/4 acre paved lot, busy highway corner, includes good home on same proper- ty. Price reduced. RESTAURANT - Licenced for 60, apartment above, central location in busy town. 65 ACRES - Recreational land on Maitland River near Goderich, 100 rods river frontage. Good building site, excellent fishing. Priced at only $90,000. NEW LISTING - West• Wawanosh, 100 acres, 88 workable, trout stream, 10 acres' hardwood bush. 50 ACRES - General pur- poseGood 4 bedroom frame farm near Auburn. home, lots of buildings. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - in Blyth, 2000 sq. ft. store area plus apartment above. 3 ACRES - Highway, com- mercial ao..P.ty, on busy highway.-' Mason Bailey Real Estate Ltd. Mason Bailey, Broker Clinton- 482-9371 • 24 Kour Service , • a 1 The War . Amputations of Canada... I Safety Is CHAMP No Accident PLAYSAFEProgram formerly �i Thomas anda her 87th year, McBuntey,' she was ham a daughter of latOf am and Annie CfOktga0X1) She was the beloved wife of Alex R. Weil (19'64-anat d loved mother of Mrs,. Rai —Dice (Susanne) Dougherty Thomas; Jack ff. and his wife RR 7, St. Thomas and Donald anet his wife Marga of Kit soiet Won of %DX- "' Oen, former* Of East Wawanosh Township, away- Tuesday, Burney. in her 71st yearat Asiversi- th0 late - tynosaritala London. • early Mrs. Mason was theldanglater=of chard _,.the CePisand Othega (Motz) of St- mcgwer of coittiatia- 514 leaves t0 June,, mouPiter 'Paising„ her husband, ICenneth; two aerie Peter of New dam- Idslthaanl Barry and wife, Brend er; deareister of Gordon and Mrs. Hazel Hardie, ho Winghane She WM predeceased two brothers, Milton and Ed McBurney and by a sistereMrs Shia - She is also survived by° grandchih hen: Dr. David Do ty and his wife, Dr. Lisa Shear London; Todd Dougherty, U Linda Dougherty, Toronto; faa litaturey of Boiliave3thAre daughter's, Nancy di of and_busband, George CYDell ef Lip - ,by toneSashatchewan; Wanda of New ward Hazelton, BC; Lorna and her hus- . Ella ,band, Bruce Wiffiamson of Harris - seven 'ton; .eight grandchildren: • Ivy tigiter- O'Dell;ludy and ByrpreWilliMnson, hod, Dann): Janette and Andrew Ward - ion; Mason and Nathan and Benjamin urie and her husband, Gary Hug St. Thomas; Michael Shiell and wife, Mary, Toronto; Eric and da Shiell, Kitchener; a great -glen son, Sean Dougherty and a num of nieces and nephews:FuneS ral — • • Mason. Also airroft are one 1n0ther wife, **elm. Skinner of cesithab,a; one sifter, Mrs, Ronald - (Doris) Denham of Rxetenone amit,Maity her hus- band, EU Brown and one uncle, Gerald (Pat) and his wife, GWys, all of Exeter; !rani nkces, nephews and. cousins. She was predeceased by he e mother in April, 1962; her father in March, 1981 and one sister, Alma McAllister in July, 1976. The Calvin -Brick United Church WOMeIl conducted a memorial ser- vice at The McBurney Funeral Home, Wingham, on Dec. 7 at 7 p.m, in menory of Beulah who was a past president and longtime member of the UCW. Funeral ser- vice was held at the funeral home hscZts' Family & friends mourn Bnm- 'death of Jack Nicholson vice was held Saturday in Thomas, with interment at Union Cemetery. emembran may be made to th - • e H and Stroke Foundation. the - Family and friends are this week mourning the death of W. jack ces Nicholson of RR 1, Bluevale, which eart . occurred at Wingham and District Hospital 'on Wednesday, Dec. 6. He was -in his 72nd year, born April 9, 1918. • A son of the late William Nichol- son and Mary Breckenridge, Jack was born in Turnberry Township and attended Bluevale School. He farmed until his retirement in 1982. He was a member of Bluevale Unit- ed Chinch On June 30, 1941, he married the former Vera Sharpie. She survives to mourn hieapassing, along with their family:Rossand Shirley of Turnberry; Keith and Carol of Grey V. Township; Joe and Hanna of Morris nt Township; Rose Marie and Clarence , Bishop ofGrey; Marlene and Mor - the MARTIN—Suddenly at Strathroy Ponddlesex General Hospital on Sat- urday, Dec. 2, 1989, Leonard E. Mar- tin of Strathroy. Beloved husband of Beatrice (Smale) and dear father of Paul and Vivian, David and Karen, Todd and Charlyne and Sheri and Norm. Beloved son of Bertha Jack- son, and the late Robert Jackson. Rested at the Denning Brothers Fu- neral Home, Strathroy, where the funeral service was held at St. John's Anglican Church, Head SL Strathroy on Dec. 5 at 11 a.m. Re Robert Rayne officiating. Interme in Strathroy Cemetery. Donations the Asthma Society of Canada or St. John's Memorial Fund would appreciated by the family. A Maso ic memorial service was held at funeral home on Monday evening 7 p.m. Joseph, in World War and his sis- ter, Mac King. Jack Nicholson was a family man, very fond of his children and his grandchildren. In his early mar- ried years, he enjoyed organizing the Jamestown hockey and baseball teams. In later years, he enjoyed spending the winters in Florida. Funeral service was held Satur- day at two o'clock at The McBurney Fume -lel Home, Wingham, Rev. Bon- nie Cole Arnal officiating. Final resting place will be Wingham •Cemetery Pallbearers were six grandsons: Rodney Nicholson, Jamie Nichol- son; Dean Nicholson, Michael Bish- op, Doug Nicholson and Jeremy Lobsinger. Four granddaughters, Lee -Anne Nicholson, Charlene Lob - after, Cheryl Nicholson and Julie ha Os -Lobsinger, Kitchener- Them are Nicholson, carried floral tributes. 15 grandchildren; three great- n- Mary Lou Johnston and Eileen grandchildren; one sister, Daisy the -Hooper-of Pickering and one berth- Sellers sang "How Great Thou atArt", accompanied by Cora Robert- er, Alan Nicholson, Wingham. He son. was`predeceased by his brother, FAIRLES—Passed away at Lis - wet Memorial Hospital on Thurs- y, Dec. 7, Norman Eldon Fairl RR 1, Corrie, formerly ofWesto Stouffville. He was in his 90t and was the beloved husban the late Nellie Maude Card an e late CeceliaaMackline-lo ' father of Norman and Edna Fair Gorrie, Elford and Anne Fairies Toronto; loved grandfather of e grandchildren and eight great- dchildren. He was predeceased Della Jordan, Rita Hassard, Wat- and Floyd Fairies. Complete eral service for Eldon Fairies held Sunday at two o'clock at Betts Funeral Home, Corrie pel. Spring interment will take ce in Stouffville Cemetery. nations to the Gorrie United urch Building Fund would be preciated as expressions of Sym - y. Mr. Fairies was Past Master Richardson Masonic Lodge uffville. Members of Forest sonic Lodge No. 162 AF & AM organized a memorial service in the eral home Saturday evening at o'clock. to • da of and year of th fa of of fiv an by son fun was the Cha pia Do Ch ap path of Sto Ma fun nine ROOMY THREE-BEDROOM HOME comprising kitchen, dining room and large living room. New fumace and chimney plus full insulation result in very low heating costs. Attached garage and small workshop. Make sure you call us about this one! FINE FAMILY HOME has recently undergone extensive renova- tive- changes including giant new kitchen with adjacent utility room, patio doors and 4 pc-.- bath in addition to the large newly carpeted living room and dining room, all redrywalled. Upstairs, three bedrooms. This charming Wingham home has a roomy 82'x132' lot. CALL NOW FOR MORE DETAILS!! WINTER WONDERLAND - Seven miles north of Wingham - this 50 -acre recreational property contains hills, woods, streams, a pond, 13 acres seeded down and a winterized cabin including stove, fridge and slow burning woodstove, Call us for more details. ATTENTION DEVELOPERS! There's magic in eight acres near Wingham, currently being developed into 10 executive-qualay lots backing on the Maitland River and fronting on 'Highway 86. Currently, there's a three-bedroom bungalow with two full baths, living and dining rooms plus modem kitchen along with roughed in basement. Central air! A CHANCE TO DOUBLE YOUR MON- EY! REDUCED TO $200,000. INTERESTING PROPERTY - 150 acres - 75 workable, bank barn, partially renovated two-bedroorn brick home. Mixed hard- wood bush, two ponds and creek. Gorrie area. Asking $125,000. Contact' ,,,`1,:OFFICE Stan Chadwick 357-2497 alleitr9 . • a. 474344 Margaret Day 357/196 IN MEMORIAM ANGER—In loving memory of a dear Grandpa • Bruce, gbh passed away Deceniher 13, I938. The man has ris The Sun has set, Dayshave come and Days have vita Our wiah is for you to know That yina ate thought of and Missed in everyevent. —Sadly missed and lovingly re- membered hy grandchildren_ , memory cif Ila Mae, WhopaasedawayDecember14,1985. reMeMbetedleid sadly • missed hy ' baitiViettandfataily WHITTIV—In /owing Memory of (kir vinhO owed away afid Ted on year, petit, oftimes 'VW t,•4 ea' IN MEMORIAM RINTOUL—In loving memory of a dear husband, father and grand- father, Bill, who passed away five years ago, December le, 1984. You are quietly remembered every day, And sadly Missed along life's waY. Although not in our lives to share, In our hearts you arealways there. —Sadly missed by wife Norma, family and graridehildren. ANGER—in loving memory of a dear son and brother, Bruce Anger, whoa passed away Decearaber 13, 1.088. Just a thought Of sweet renews • brance, Just a mentery sadand true, Just the trWri Mid soreet deirotion, Of those who think of you. —Mother. Florence and Glen, Rale a rid Norm. ANdEit-Iir lath* inettaxy of a dear husband nd titthar, asett awe* tree 13,1 Lengthy illness ends es for Mrs. M. Stewart g A lengthy illness ended Tuesday, Eva, Emma, Florence, Bertha and Dec. 5, when Mrs. Mildred Stewart Cora and three brothers, Leslie, .--grant ed relealafttlifWad...9.3.- Norman and Charlie4Sheotiwanahe-, a Yearsaler death occurred at dear Mother of 'Mrs. Cor on' Pinecrest Manor, Lucknow, where (Dorothy) Harman of Toronto; the former Wingham resident had grandmother of Stephen, Larry and made her home in recent months. Gerald Harman and Marlene' She had, since 1969, resided at the Lewis. senior citizens° apartments at 50 . Complete funeral and committal - Alfred Street, Wingham. - service was held Thursday, Dec. 7, The former Mildred Souch was at one o'clock at The McBurney born in Morris Township on Feb. 1, Funeral Home. Officiating clergy - 1896, a daughter of the late `William man was Rev. J. Rea Grant of the J. Souch and Charlotte Jewitt. She Wingham United Church where received her education in Morris. Mrs. Stewart was a member Final Mrs. Stewart was predeceased by reefing place will be Brussels came. her husband in 1951; by five sisters, ! tens.. , Samuel Vanstone passes, was Broolchayenlesident A resident of Brookhaven, Wing4 of_Chillim`, ; brother-in-law of Mrs. ham, for many years, Samuel Vane ' Staldta , Wore) Vanstone of Wing - stone, passed away there on There- ttnnt- d Mrs. Paul (Annie) Van - day, Dec. 7, at the age of 85. stone, Teeswater. Mr. Vanstone was born in Blue- AsCoinplete fdneral and committal vale on May 5, 1904. His parents service was conducted by Rev. J. were the late Mr. and Mrs. William Rea Grant at four o'clock on Satur- Vanstre. He was predeceased by -daYi Dec. 9, at The McBurney his wife, Jacquelinealis brothers, Xuneral Home. Spring interment Stanley and Pautand his sisters, wilt f°111°w at Wingkint:CemeterY Mary Ellicift and Hata Stacet He Mr. Vanstaire was a member of Was the %Other of MgRichardson -die Wingham United Chinch- • . .... McINNES—Passed away at Wingham and District Hospital on Monday, Dec. 4, John Edward (Ted) McInnes of Terrace Bay, in his 78th year. He was the beloved husband of the late Helen Cook (1953).and the late Irene Evers (1978); dear father of rim and Joy of Saskatoon; Terry of Toronto; Sondra and Lynn Merrick of One Hundred Mile House, B.C.;'V'mcent and Gwen of Wingham; Janis and Stan Train; Toronto; Bryan and Toni, Saska- toon; Jennifer and Barton Smith, Thunder Bay; Judy Reaney of Saskatoon and Susan and Michael Glad, Terrace Bay. He is also sur- vived by 19 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He was the brother of Neil McInnes and Kathleen McLaren, both of Parry Sound and Alec McInnes of Trout Creek. Visitation look place at St. Martin's Roman eattiOile, Church, Terrace Bay, on Wednesday after- noon and eveningi Mass of Chris- tian Burial was cerebrated at St. Martin's on Thursday at 11 Interment follow at Terrace Bay Cemetery. REAlas; OTATEiOrtSALE 4S7 'eV f...71"ea.a..se.';.-e-•-•-.""s"-"ss......"-: a... • DAY CENTRE NEWS 7- afacr:ar By Gloria Workman The seniors had a very creative week making scrumptious looking MATHS'/ MITCHELL—Passed away at Durham Memorial Hospital, Durhain, on Friday, Dec. 8, Mrs. Mae !Odra! itirektirood Terrace, Durham, , kaittoiriy Vintighani, in herMae neo. she was beloved '011;tiea4•Theforiner Luella 'ea e late Andrew Mitchell (1964); dear mother' of BM and Mitchell Of Clarksburg; 'n and Elaft " ett of 00, ;aunt • Vat gingerbread houses to raffle off amongst The children who partici- pate in the choirs which will enter- tain following the upComing Christ- mas dinner% The seniors enjoyed their shop- ping trip to Conestoga Mall. I think everyone is ready for Christmas now. The seniors pooled some money together and purchased some gifts for children who are not as fortu- nate at Christmas time. These gifts - have been dropped off at CKNX. A special thank -you goesOut to everyone who participated in either cooking a turkey or bringing a pie to the Christmas dinners. Friends, seniors and volunteers of the Day Centre are invited to greet and meet thristmati trinitt artd a s together for a final Dec.19, from 1 to 3 &ammo - I guest at the eel y elifldren o' aiaisfa! , e.' " Fri4aY, Dec. Bs at 1:31S, with oprittglatemettria Blandon 43,00,1, tery, Belgrave: In remembrance, frieods and relatives marclo* to the Wurgkrinvand District iffoopital. The funeral service was conduct. ell by Rev, Peter D. Twice, and Rew. John G. Roberts of Belgrayc.Durirg the service, a readintWAS Men by Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft; a longtithe friend and neighbor. The 23rd Psalm was sung by grandson, Danny Ward -Mason. The Wirighaan and District Hospital provided an iumor guard of nures, paying trib- ute to a longtime employee at the hospitaL Pallbearers were George McGee, Ivan Dow, John Gaunt, David Beecroft, Leonard Robinson and Ronald McBurney. Flower bearers were nephews, Bill Den- ' ham, Larry Johnston and Gary Skinner. Beulah was born Dec. 23, 1918, at Centralia. She was a- registered nurse, graduating fromSarnia Gen- eral Hospital in 1942. She worked as a nurse at Mount Royal Hospital in Montreal, Detroit Hospital in Michigan and Wingham and Dis- trict HospitaL She nursed in Wing - ham from 1961 =tit 1983 when she retired from 'her position as night supervisor. Beulah married her husband, Kenneth, at Centralia United Church on April 10, 1946. Together they farmed in East Wawanosh Township until they retired in 1986 and moved to Wroxeter. Sat. service for former Wingham woman • Funeral service was held Satur- dais, Dec. 9, at 11 o'clock at The McBurney Funeral Home, Wing - ham; for a forme' resident of the town, Mrs. Winnifred Taylor of Hamilton. Rev. J. Rea Grant of the Wingham United Church, where deceased was a member, officiated: Final resting place will be Wingham Cemebery. Mrs. Taylor died Wednesday, Dec. 6, at Henderson General Hos- pital, Hamilton, in her 80th year. The former Winnified Came, she was borrain Birmingham, England, Feha81910, a ciaeghtigeof the qate Nana' Came apdClaaLang- shoe Siii-was predeceased by her husband, George M. Taylor in 1985. Also-Prisdecea.sed are one son, John and one daughter, Clara; two broth- ers and one sister. Left to mourn her passing are one daughter, Mrs. James (Sandra) Moss end one son, Thomas George Taylor, both of Hamilton; four grandchildren, Jeffery arid Michael Taylor, Christine and Deborah Moss. BIRTHS HACKETT—Brett is proud to announce the arrival of his brother, Chad Patrick, born Dec. 3, eight pounds, 13 minces, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Proud parents are Jamie and Pat. Grandparents are Murray and Barb Shiell, Wing - ham and Chester and Bell Hackett, Luc.know. NE1TERFIELD—Kevin and Polly are thrilled to announce the arrival of their daughter, Alanna Danielle Linda, born Dec. 5 at 904 a.m., weighing nine pounds, one ounce. A sister for Thomas James (II). Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Netterfield of larmgham and Mr. and Mrs. Hector Pollen of Kitchener. Thanks to Dr. Carruthers, Dr. Travis and fourth - floor nurses. MARONETS—Ken and Yvonne of RR 2, Teeswater welcome with love a daughter Michelle Eileen, born Dec. 5 at Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital. The new arrival tipped the scales at seven pounds, four ounces, and is a sister for Jef- frey and Shawn. IRELAND--I3evin and Betty, RR 2, Teeswater proudly announce the birth of their daughter, Charmila Pearl, eight pounds, two ounces, on Dec. 5 at Wingham and District Hospital. A sister for Charles. Also welcoming her are happy grand- parent, David and Ina Ireland and Charlie and Pearl Bromley. BAUER—Michael and Lori of Listowel announce the birth of their son,Shawri Andrew, nine pounds, 11 ounces, on Dec. 6 at Wingham and Distelct Hospital. Grandparents are Tetry and Ann Dauer and Norma Jane Schneidet LIPNICIa—Mike and itate of Wingham announce withloy the birth of their son, Caleb jashaa,"a brother for Nichole, Adam, Dniel, Michelle and Kara, On Deei 7 at Wingham and Distrfet Hopital. The new family rnestiber nine pounds nitre °MOS,