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:f THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, 1974,
.4 ,0. CHAPTER 122
AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT
THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS IN THE
PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Town of Wingham intends to designate the property,
including lands andbuildings, at the following
municipal address as a property of both architectural
and historical value or interest under Part IV of The
Ontario Herffer Act, 1974, S.O. Chapter 122.
The Building known as "The Old Post Office",
273 Josephine Street, Wingham, Ontario.
The building known colloquially as "The Old Post
Office" is recommended for designat on .for architec-
tural reasons as an example of public design of the
Town -of -the -century era. Historically, the building has
served as a Post Office and originally a Customs Office
from its openings in 1907 until 1968 when it was
deeded to the town.
Any person may, within thirty days of the first
publication of thic notice, send by registered mail or
deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Wingham notice of
his or her objection to the proposed designation
together with a statement of the reasons for the
obj ion and all relevant facts. If such a Notice of
Obj ion is received, the Council of the Corporation of
the wn of Wingham shall refer the matter to the
Conservpation Review Board for a hearing.
DAT„J,iDbt the Office of the Clerk
this 8th day of June, 1981.
J. BYRON ADAMS
(Clerk)
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AUCTION SALE
Antique Furniture
& Collectibles
from the home ofa lifetime prominent
Wingham citizen to be held at
Wingham Auction Centre
next to L.C.B.O.
Saturday, June 27, 1981
11:00 a.m..
FEATURING: Antique Victorian settee w. matching
gentleman's chair, antique Victorian settee (both very
unique); 2 upholstered bedroom chairs; wall table;
antique writing desk; antique dressing table; bench;
39" 4 poster bed; single bed; period dresser; 2 period
side chairs; gate-leg fold up table; antique floor lamp;
Hurricane lamp; round modern coffee table; floor
lamps, dresser lamps, coal oil lamps; pine handmade
bench; bevelled mirror w. wooden frame; antique
wicker,.:Shoppitl ,,.5q ; 5 rugs; 'Westinghouse 110er;
Westinghouse harvest gold self cleaning stove; West-
inghouse harvest gold 2 door frig; dining table, buffet, 6
chairs; 2 platform rockers; patio bench set; Westing-
housefrost free white frig; Westinghouse dryer; cord
table & choirs; large display silver dishes; outstanding &
important display collectable .dishes, crystal, etc.,
including elite Limoges (France), cut glass, lustre,
ebony, press glass; depression glass, stemware, salt
cellars; Occupied Japan, figurines.' it . many other
interesting pieces; very large quantity bedding -
including several good blankets, sheets, pillow cases,
etc.; towelling; hand crochet work; quantity costume
jewelry; quntity pictures; several suitcases; portable
typewriter; ironing board; heavy duty cookware;
electrical kitchen equipment; other kitchen items; lawn
chairs; garden & hand tools; large clay pots; much
more.
PREVIEW: FRI., JUNE 26, 2-5 and 7-9 and
SAT., JUNE 27 prior to sale.
Mobile Lunch.
JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER
TEL - 357-1011
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WINGHAM SALES ARENA
1 Everything Under
One Roof At The
WINGHAM
SALES ARENA
'690 Josephine St North End of Wingham
Open Mon. - Sat. 9 am to 6 pm
Friday Nights till 9 pm
NEW FURNITURE: And you thought new furni-
ture was expensive!!! Then you haven't been
in to see the boys at the Wingham Sales Arena.
They Invite you to browse through thenew
furniture department and look over the low
prices on new home furnishings. We deliver
or discounts allowed if -,you pick up. We also
take trade-ins on new furniture.
TERMS: Cash, cheque, Visa, Mastercharge.
CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR: Men's blue jeans,
work pants, work shirts, work socks, C.S.A.
safety work boots, large assortment of ladies'
dress shoes, children's cords and jeans.
TOOLS: Drill press, bench grinders, vises, socket
sets, pipe wrenches, hatchets, axes, wrench
sets, draw pins, etc.
THE GUN AND SPORT SHOP
Features a fine selection of new and used
guns by Winchester, Ruger, Remington, Brown-
ing, Savage and others. We also carry a good
line of black powder guns, ammunition and
accessories, used rifles and shotguns, and of
special interest to collectors - Winchester Model
94, cal. 25-35, Winchester Model 92, cal. 4+4-40
and Winchester Model 92, cal. 44.
FISHING GEAR: Reels, rods, line, lures, etc.,
archery equipment baseball gloves, basket bags,
volley and soccer balls. We also take trade-ins
on new guns.
TERMS: Cash, cheque, Visa, Mastercharge.
FRESH PRODUCE AND
LBULK COOKIES
Saturday Only 9 am - 4 pm
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
Call 357-1730
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
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GRADUATION EXERCISES were held for the Grade 8 class from
East Wawanosh Public School Monday night. Those graduating are,
fourth row, Brian Wightman, Randy Nixon, John Smuck, Roberf
Gordon, Steven Bridge, Jim Hedley, Danny McNee; third row,
Steven Verbeek, Ron Nieuwenhuis, Heather Fenton, Robin Hewitt,
Tim Darlow, Gary Nleuwenhuis;-second row, Stacey Taylor, Laura
Johns, Penny Rutledge, Dianne Campbell; first row, Donna Hig-
gins, Karen Dunbar, Michelle Wattam, Denise Nethery.
Members of 4-H attend
meeting of Belgrave WI
BELGRAVE — The
Family and Consumer Af-
fairs meeting of the Bel-.
grave Women's Institute was
held in the WI Hall on Tues-
day evening, with the 4-H
girls, their leaders and
mothers as guests.
The president, Mrs. Ross
Higgins, opened the meeting
with the Opening Ode, the
Mary Stewart Collect and "0
Canada". The minutes of the
April and May meetings, the
financial statement and the
correspondence were read
by Mrs. James Hunter.
An invitation was received
from the Goderich branch to
attend its 80th anniversary
on June 24 at MacKay
Centre. A donation will be
made to the. Salvation Army
appeal. The upcoming 4-H
Nethery reunion is
held at . Londesboro
BELGRAVE — The 36th
annual Nethery reunion was
held June 21 at the com-
munity hall, Londesboro,
with 70 signing the register.
Ella and Linda Ines of
Blyth were in charge of the
sports which were' enjoyed
by all.
Guests were present from
Edmonton, Alberta, Nether -
hill and Kindersley, Sask.,
Niagara Falls, Burlington,
Hamilton, Chatham, Sarnia,
Kitchener, Goderich,.
Clinton, Lucknow, Tees -
water, Auburn, Londesboro
and surrounding district.
Following the supper hour
the president, Alvin
Gallagher of Kitchener, took
charge of the meeting. He
announced the deaths during
the past year of Stella
Nethery of Belgrave, Her-
man Nethery of Blyth, Mrs.
Lloyd Hollingsworth of
Richard's La�mg, Mrs.
Glenn Gallag e3i' r o'fe live,
Alberta, and Ronald Van
Camp fo Guelph, and a few
minutes silence followed in
remembrance.
Special prizes were given
out by Alvin Gallagher of
Kitchener to the oldest per-
son present, Abner Nethery
MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE
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of..Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home, Lucknow; youngest
person present; Alicia
Potter,' daughter. of Mr. and
Mrs.. Brian Potter of RR 3,
Clinton; person .coming the
longest distance, Mrs. Ethel
Langridge (Leishman) of
Edmonton, Alberta; the
couple married 35 years this
year, Mr. •and Mrs. Alex
Nethery of Burlington; the
man wearing a yellow shirt,
Brian Potter, the father who
had the most children at the
reunion;' William . Alex
Nethery of RR 4, Brusseis;
the lady wearing. green ear-
rings, Mrs. Alvin Gallagher
of Kitchener.
The "Who Am I?"_ contest
-was won by Mrs. Mary Wade
of Wingham; guessing the
number of candies in a jar
was Mary Isabel Nethery of
Belgrave and the lucky plate
was won by Marlene Walsh
of Sarnia.
A treat of watermelon was
given to all present by Alex
Nethery of Burlington..
President for next year is
Alvin Gallagher of Kitchener
and secretary -treasurer,
Mary Isabel Nethery of
Burlington.
Belgrave Personal Notes
Harold Keating enjoyed a
five-day bus trip on the
Pennsylvania Dutch Tour.
He visited the Corning Glass
Factory, the Amish Country
and Hershey's Chocolate
Factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert John-
ston of Belgrave and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Johnston of Blue -
vale attended the Speiran
Reunion in Mitchell on Sun-
day. Relatives attending
were from Toronto, Ethel,
Hamilton, London, St.
Thomas, St. Marys, Monk -
ton, Goderich, Bluevale and
Belgrave.
Kenneth Davis of Strat-
ford, Robert Coultes of
Brookhaven Nursing Home,
Wingham and Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Matheson of Moles-
worth were Father's Day
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
William Coultes and family.
Mr. and Mrs; Ross
Wightman, Tracey, Pamela
and Kevin of Fergus visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Wightman.
Quite a number of Bel -
grave people enjoyed a bus
trip to the Lion's Safari at
Rockton last Wednesday.
Sheila and Doreen Ander-
son visited for a few days
this past week with Mr, and
Mrs. Rick Ball of Hanover.
Quite a number of rela-
tives and friends from this
area attended the wedding of
Tami Jean McGlynn and
Murray Allan Edgar on
Saturday evening, at Wing -
ham United Church. The
reception was held at the
Teeswater Community
Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mali
and Taylor of RR 5, Holyrood
spent the weekend in Wind-
sor and attended the wed-
ding of Wiltshire -Perko at
Cottam. Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor accompanied them
and visited with Mrs. Ruth
Coyne and Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Kirkham and Ken of Wind-
sor.
Miss Brenda Edgar of
Petrolia, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Maitland Edgar,
has accepted a position in the
Wingham and District
Hospital as a kinesiologist.
clubs and adult workshops
were announced. Mrs. Clare
Van Camp gave a report of
the officers' conference `held
at Waterloo in May and Mrs.
Leonard James 'gave a re-
port of the district annual
held in St. Helens.
The WI will be catering to
the Blyth Festival suppers
on July 10 and August 7 and
will be sponsoring a bus trip
to the agricultural museum
at Milton on August 5.
It was decided to give a
gift to the girl who wins the
Centennial Queen contest in
Morris. The roll call was,
"Something. I missed by not
being a 4-1-I member
The meeting was turned.
over to the program con-
vener, Mrs. John Anderson,
who spoke on the motto,
"Learn to do by doing",and
explained the meaning of the
4-H pledge. The 4-H girls
presented a fashion show of
the garments they had made
during their project, Ready,
Set, Sew." The leaders for
the Belgrave I club were
Mrs. Gary Van Camp and
Mrs. James Hunter and for
the Belgrave :II club was
Mrs. Alex Nethery and Mrs.-
Glenn Montgomery.
Mrs. 'Anderson conducted.
a memory contest,' then in
trodueed Mrs. Janice Mathe-
son, who ; demonstrated .
making a wail hanging from
dried material§ and silk
flowers. Mrs. Anderson
thanked Janice and pre-
sented her with a gift.
The meeting closed by
singing "The Queen" and,
repeating the Institute
Grace, following which lunch
was served by Mrs. James
Ffiunter and Mrs. • Earl
Anderson.
Accepts
position in
Mississauga
Mark Hill, Son of Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Hill of
Wingham, graduated June 13
from Conestoga College as a
Mechanical Engineering
Technician with a diploma
from the Hydraulics -and
Pneumatics program; Mark
has accepted a position with
the Wairibee Co. in
Mississauga.
Visitor
program
resumes
The Bruce Nuclear Power
Development is beginning its
daily free visitor programa on
June 19.
The daily program, in-
cluding Saturdays and
Sundays, begins at 10 o'clock
in the morining and con-
tinues through the day until 5
p.m. .
Signs on Highway 21 direct
visitors to the large parking
lot at the Visitors' Centre on
Concession .4 of Bruce
Township, where guests
board buses for a one-hour
guided tour of the nuclear
stations, heavy water plants
and support facilities.
The program will continue
until Labor Day. '
St. John Ambulance is
offering a new, innovative
home health care course to
train people to care for
family members at home.
EARNS BSc.... DEGREE
Jeff Bumstead received
his Honors Bachelor of
Science degree in Com-
puting and Information
Science and Business Ad-
ministration from the
University of Guelph on
June 4. Jeff is a graduate
of F. E. Madill Secondary
School. He has accepted a
position as programmer -
analyst with Dofasco
Steel Company Ltd-,
Hamilton. Jeff is the son
of Mr. and,, Mrs. Allan
Bumstead of Wingham.
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