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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-22, Page 11I WARD & UPTIGROVE Listowel (519) 291-3040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS —Mobile Home Park. Brand news Nine mobile homes are now ready for occupancy. Fully serviced city sized lots including landscaping, - paved streets, dri)le and pool (for the use of all our tenants). One of Ontario's first. professionally built parks. Come out and see how you can live in luxury for as low as $55 per month. TU.RNBERRY ESTATES Highway 86 1 mile west of Winghom CLAYTON G. NOGG LIMITED Real Estate Broker Wingham Next to the Post Office FOR SALE - FOUR BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE IN WINGHAM, located close to Main Street on a lot 66' x 165'. House is in need of some repairs and is open to offers. A real handyman's special. 1'/2 STOREY COLORLOK SIDED HOME IN WINGHAM, 2 bed- rooms, bathroom up and down, laundry room, kitchen -dining room, living room and den. Modern kitchen cupboards, broad- loom, cushion floors and complete renovation makes this home an excellent value. TWO STOREY BRICK HOME IN WHITECHURCH, large kitchen, dining room, living room, 2 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath and vanity, broadloom up and down. Detached garage and workshop. Taxes are -low. COMMERCIAL BUILDING WITH FIVE RENTALS including an office, store and 3 apartments. located on the main street in the heart of the business section 'This building is in top shape and offers a good return. 262 ACRE BEEF FARM IN GREENOCK AREA, 125 highly pro- ductive acres workable, 37 acres pasture and the remainder in mixed bush. Two barns, 2 silos, steel granary, creek through t farm. New one storey home plus log house. Teeswater loam, ( steel implement shed. WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335-3391 RM The Wingham Advance -Times, July 22, 1976—Pale 11 Cards of Thanks Former Wingham businessman I wish to express my sincere nurses of Wingham and District N• J. Whitney Grose dies at Listowel thanks to friends, neighbors and Hospital for the wonderful care, N.J. Whitney Grose of Listowel aunt W's. A. J. Grace of • was at Union Cern relatives for cards, giftq, flowers' Father A. Nolan. Currie Funeral NaBlan, Cemetery, Qstiawa, and phone inquiries while I was a Home, pallbearers and C.W.L. Ono aunuay, July 18, at Listowel cousins Rev. efld MM. Charles iii 3 p.m. the sante day. WROXETER HOME rUsTON worship Sunday morning, July 25 Corinthian-dge No. 61, Osha- patient in Wingham Hospital and Your concern and kindness will Memorial Hospital. He was in his Fox of Toronto, Frank Grose of Pallbearers were, Raymond Charter Member of New- castle Lions Club and a key Victoria Hospital, London. Spe- tial thanks to Dr. Leahy and Dr. always be' appreciated and re- membered by sisters, Miss Annie 75th year. Born May 5, 1902 in Raglan, he ��►, Mrs. Jean Fraser and Lloyd Thompson of oronto; � Benriett of St. Marys, Donald Stroud of Oshawa, Murray Milne PONTt ARIA - 5everd well �� �. = Melendez; all the nurses in I.C.U. McKitmon and Mrs. Catherine was a son of the late Nathan sister-in-law Molly Hurlbert of ad Kitchener, John Weekley of - 12 Lakefront Lodge, reasonably priced. Wingham; and Coronary CareO'Connor, nieces and nephews. Joseph Grose and his wife the former Ida Mae McWatters. Toronto; and his beloved fami- Listowel, Gustaf Leusehner of 3 y home for year round Unit, 5th floor Victoria Hospital, age Taxes only $137.41 lies, Ruth and Bill Davidson and Elmira and John Chippa of livi 645,0w. and the clergy for their prayers. ■ Mr. Grose was with the children of Toronto, June and Toronto. Honorary pallbearers •••• Roy MacSween I would like to sincerely tharilt ' General Motors Corporation in Jim Fitzmaurice and children of were Lyle Jackson, Lloyd Yost, ACRES ON NIGMAY, 65 Belgrave; and one brother, g my relatives for the lovely bridal Oshawa prior to moving to Wing- London and Clara and Howie Ang Dr. Fraser Hay, John McMillan ., kabl•. older haus• and' Deepest to shower given to me on Jul 8i ham where he purchased the of Toronto. He was predeceased Jim White, Jack O'Mara, George r House in need of repair. Asking " appreciation Drs. McGregor, Hanlon and McKim, Carol Schacn Hotel Brunswick which he owned by one brother and one sister in pith and William Leuschner, all , 519,000, •••• plus the hospital staff, and to all, P P and managed until it was des frayed by fire is 1958. He then early years. 'fie let.. lid.• Gr„� of:Listowel 0 ACRES -CLOSE TO W"60"AM, for it many visits, cards 8r�u We wish to ex mess ;,ur d the appreciation for cards purchased the Blue Barn Motel r�t.a at the Robert Trench Funeral Home __ beautiful building site. Mankind River e em remembrances during my recent and kindnesses shown to in and Restaurant in 1963, located in Listowel where the funeral ���� along property. •••• stay in hospital. Mrs. Albert Coulter us our bereavement. We especially g y on Highway 23 north of Listowel,Wednesday, service was held 160 ACEtES ON HNNIWAY, brick thank Rev. W. Ball. which he owned and operated July 21, at 10 a.m., conducted by ' home, large born, driving shed. We sincerely thank our rela- Gordon and Annie Edgar until 1973 when it was sold due toRev. illness. Lloyd Stapleton of Sarnia, formerly of Listowel. Interment - `-� The land is almost all workable. Asking $75,000. tives, neighbors and friends for Always interested in crippled . the many expressions of sym- children's work, his gardens and ■ EAL FSTATE'•" ■ WINGHAM - beautiful four bed- pathy, mass offerings, floral tri- I would like to thank all my the art of fine cuisine dining and a ■ room brick house having four butes, food, cards, and donations friends, neighbours and relatives service to others, he appeared on ■ piece bort'' living room' family given to various charitable for gifts, cards and parties given food demonstrations on CKNX Wendell McCallum ■ _ room, kitchen, laundry room, full organizations, during the be- in honour of my 90th birthday. Special Rebekahs Wingham and CKCO Kitchener ■ 1N7 HELD STONE HOME basement and oil furnace.Homeis one block from downtown on reavement of a beloved brother John thanks to the of Brussels. alongwith his wife Ka and y • • dies in Toronto ■ with 185 acres of level to ■ a large lot. Your opportunity to and uncle, McKinnon. Special Mrs. Cora daughter Debbie. rolling land. with 135 ■ 9 ■ locate in this goad residential thanks to Dr. Leahy and McGill Mr. Grose was a member of ■ workable; spring creek. ■ °f�O' Mount Zion Lodge No. 39 AF & The death occurred in Toronto General •f• Barn 90' x 45' with %" 30' x ■ 26'; 72' 20' ■ .... AM, GRC, Brooklin; Lite Mem- Hospital on Tuesday, silo x with un- BRUSSELS - Brand new brick and ben of Pental ha Chapter RAM P P Jul 13, following lengthy Y ng a len th ill- loader, extra silo 34'x 12'. ■ ang•Istons 3 bedroom home on a = No. No. 28, GRC, Oshawa; Life ness, of John Wendell McCallum t'h star six bedroom �' home with all modern con- ■ 871/2 x 132' lot. living room, kit- dining Coming Events Member of St. John the Almoner, Prete for No. 15, Oshawa; Life p y of Belgrave. He was in his 47th year. veniences. ■ BLUEVALE HOME then and area, quality broadloom and electric heating. Member of Guelph Chapter, Rose Wendell McCallum was born in t /2 storey, 3 bedroom ■ Immediate possession. .... Croix, A & ASR Valley of Guelph; East Wawanosh Township on home, very well decorated ■ GarterOWE AREA •Two and three • member of Rameses Shrine December 1, 1929, a Son of Mrs. kitchen, living room, 1'/2 quarter acres with house and BEEF BARBEQUE AND YOUR INVITATION Temple, AAONMS, Toronto; Life Esther McCallum, the former baths, utility room. Smoll : born. House hos new family , Member of Rameses Oshawa Esther Bruce, and the late John barn at rear of property. room kitchen with cupboards DAN(_ I: Huron Cattlemen's Association The congregation of the Wing-■ ham United Church invites you to Shrine CW member of -IOOF McCallum. He farmed until ill . WROXETER HOME Beef Barbecue and Dance, Sea- worship Sunday morning, July 25 Corinthian-dge No. 61, Osha- health forced his retirement.wa; ■ 11/2 storey three bedroom forth Memorial Centre, Wednes- at 11 a.m. Rev. Barry Passmore Charter Member of New- castle Lions Club and a key Surviving are three sons, John, ■ brick home, living room, day, August 4. Barbecue 6 - 8 p.m. will deliver the message. Every -member and past president of Bruce and Cameron, all of Tees- . dining room, kitchen plus 1 tChris Black and one is welcome. Wingham Lions Club; member of Fater; three sisters, Mrs. George sun room. Attached gar - the the Swinging Brass. Refreshment the Listowel Rotary Club; mem- (Mable) Smith and Mrs. Howard age Taxes only $137.41 bar; tickets BBQ and Dance $5.o0 BINGO ber and on the board of St. (Fern) Smith, both of Brussels, ■ per year. per person. Proceeds for educa Hawick Lions' Bingo will be Andrew's Church, Oshawa; and Mrs. Albert (Jean) Cook of ■ OFFICE 357-3840 tional purposes. Tickets are held on Friday, July 23 at '8:30 member of Wingham United Belgrave; and one brother, g ■ W• ADAMSON 528-2113 available from Huron Cattle p.m. in Wroxeter Community Church; member of Trinity James McCallum of Bel grave. : C. SUTCLIFFE 392-6969, men's Association directors and the Ontario Ministry of Agri Hall. Admission $1.00.12 Regular games for $10.00; 2 Share the United Church, Listowel, where he was an elder for the past 13 The late Wendell McCallum tedth Curr M.SEARSON357-3014 F ■■■■■■■■■r1 culture and Food, Clinton, On- tario. CRAFT SHOW Plan to attend Lucknow's Sixth Annual Craft Festival. SRonsored by the Lucknow Agricultural Society in the Lucknow arena on -Friday, July 30th, 1 p.m. - 10 p.m.; Saturday, July 31st, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Crafts of all types for sale; demonstrations; free gifts; free parking. Sepoy Side- walk Sale on both days. Wealth; one $25.00 Special; Jackpot of $90.00 on 56 calls; Purple Ball of $40.00; Door and Consolation prizes. TOURS REGISTER NOW! Only limited space available on the following tours: July 25 and Aug. 27, 3 -Day 1,000 Islands, Upper Canada and Ottawa AUG. 4and AUG. 15, 12 -Day East Coast Tour AUG. 9, 6 -Day Circle the Lakes years. Mr. Grose was a director, along with his wife Kay on hotel and motel administration at Cones- toga College, Kitchener, until ill- ness forced his retirement in 1973. Besides his wife, the former Kathleen Spencer of Oshawa, he is survived by one daughter Deborah Kathleen of Toronto: J h M K• A es at a R. A. to and Son Funeral Home, Wingham, where funeral service was conducted at two o'clock on Friday by Rev. John G. Roberts of Knox United Church, Belgrave, where deceas- ed was a member. Interment fol- lowed in Brandon Cemetery, Bel - grave. Pallbearers were Arnold Bruce, John Smith, Gordon Smith, Graham Cook, Clark Johnston and Ross Procter. Floral tributes were carried by Lorne Jamieson and Murray Tour 0 n % innon was Cook, THE J C'S INVITE AUG. 16, 21 -Day Canadian West KEITH FL1kWe are a year old. The Wing- Coast Tour lifelong resident• ham Junior Citizens invite every- SEPT. 2, 23 -Day Romantic BUI Young was t h 1 1 k4- 441 BROKER REAL E S'T"ATE ROAD WINGHAM, AL 176 DIAGO"ONTARIIO a 357.1117 EXECUTIVE HOME Choice Iocation.This attractive home features a bright modern kitchen, large living room with fireplace, dining room, 4 large bedrooms, 2 . 4 pc. baths. Finished recreation' room, hobby room, utility room. Garage is attached. We would be happy to show you this attractive home by appointment. CENTRAL LOCATION 1'/2 storey brick home located in pleasant surrounding on a large lot. Living room, dining room, modern kitchen, family room, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. This home has been very well maintained, ready to move in with no redecorating necessary. Owner moving. TWO STOREY BRICK HOME Located close tb downtown on a large lot and having a late model kitchen, large family room, newly decorated living room and 3 pc. bath on the main floor. Two staircases lead to the second storey which contains 4 bedrooms, a second 3 pc. bath with shower and a spacious sewing room. Priced to sell quickly. BRICK BUNGALOW Three bedroom home having modern kitchen, adjoining dining area and living room, 4 pc. bath. Downstairs' is a large new family room with built-in bar, 4th bedroom and large laundry and storage area. Choice location near schools, hospital, etc. Must sell. Owner is moving out of town. COUNTRY SETTING A very attractive 2 storey brick home situated on a large lot in the Wingham area. This well constructed home has Hanover kitchen, large dining room and living room, plus family room. Upstairs are 4 bedrooms with closets. New 4 pc. bath. New furnace, new wiring and a new roof. Taxes are low and the purchase price of only $41,000. makes this a very economical home for a young family. 150 ACRE HIGHWAY FARM One mile west of Wingham. 120 acres level and tillable, pro- ductive soil for corn, beans, etc., balance is rolling with spring fed creek. Completely renovated 10 room home with the latest of modern conveniences and new broadloom throughout. Barn 36' x 50' and shed 22' x 40'. Drjveway shaded by mature maples. This attractive property offers tremendous value for a very modest listed price. Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Shuter Street, Wingham, Phone 357-2594 V, o e p ce a rate t elr great Europe event. The very skilled Disc SEPT. 4,7 -Day Colonial Virginia, Of Turnberry Twp. popular player ' Jockeys, Mark Tiffin and Robin Washington, Williamsburg Brent will be on hand to look after SEPT. 14, 5 -Day Pennsylvania A lifelong resident of Turnber- With Spitfi res the entertainment. Date, July 28 Dutch Tour ry Township, John McKinnon of at the Canadian Legion. We start SEPT. 2 and 25, 5 -Day Agawa RR 1, Wingham, passed away in A former resident of Wingham, at nine p.m. sharp and go on till Canyon Fall Colour Tour the Wingham and District Hos- well-known as a popular hockey one a.m. Entrance fee only $1.50 SEPT. 30;'3 -Day Lake Placid Fall pital on Tuesday, July 13, in his player, William James Young of per person. First come first Colour Tour . 86th year. Harriston passed away at St. Jos - served. Don't be late and miss the OCT. 2, 3 -Day Letchworth Park Mr. McKinnon was born on eph's Hospital, Guelph, on Sun - fun. J C's, wear your shirts. Fall Colour Tour December 27, 1890, a son of the day, July 18, in his 60th year. OCT. 4, 4 -Day Ottawa Fall Colour late' John McKinnon and Mary Mr. Young came to Wingham OCT. 8, 4 -Day Nashville Kennedy. He received his educa- from Goderich in the late 1940s. OCT. 17, 21 -Day California Tour tion in Turnberry and farmed all He was employed by the Red NOV. 7, 15 -Day Hawaii his adult life. He was a member Front Grocery and played hockey NOV, 12,2 -Day WWVA Jamborie of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic with the Stainton Spitfires. He I OL BAILEY 11Tour I Church, Wingham. left Wingham in the 1950s and has Left to mourn his passing are resided in Harriston. ' New Fall brochure now avail two sisters, Miss Annie McKin- He is survived by his wife, the able by writing or phoning Mount non and Mrs. Jerry (Catherine) former Evelyn Mae Campbell of Real Estate Forest 323-1545 or Mitchell O'Connor, both of RR 1, Wing- Wingham; one daughter, Mrs. 348-8492. All tours are fully es- ham. He was predeceased by Allen (Marylin) Anderson, Kitch- 82 Albert Street torted on modern washroom three brothers, Hugh, Angus and ener; one son, William of St. Clinton equipped coaches with first class Alex; and six sisters, Mrs. John Phone: 482-9371 accommodation. All side trips Catharines; and three tern, Mrs. MASON BAILEY..,., and admissions included. Pick (Kitty) Crowe, Mrs. Peter dren. There are two sisters, Mrs. (Mary) Austin, Mrs. George Jack (Iva) Alexander of God- BROKER/MANAGER ups are made on route. ( Sarah) Skinn, Mrs. Robert erich and Mrs. Reuben (Eva) Large brick duplex, centrally lo- ( Margaret) Sproal, Mrs. John Brennen, Port Colborne. cated in Blyth. Any reasonable (Mary) Lannan and Mrs. P. The late Bill Young rested at offer considered... (Margaret) Kilgallin. the Hardy Funeral Home, Har - Country living on 2 acres north ofFOrmer .resident The late Mr. McKinnon rested riston, where service was held Blyth, 2 storey stucco home, 9 at the R. A. Currie and Son Fun- Wednesday at two o'clock. In - rooms, 5 bedrooms, oil heating. dies In Goderich eral Home where prayers were 'terment followed in Har-iston recited Thursday evening at 8:30. Cemetery. Services under the 127 acre form near Gorrie, 100 Removal was made to Sacred auspices of the Royal Canadian acres workable, 1'/, storey brick Passed away in Goderich on Heart Roman Catholic Church, Legion and the Masonic Lodge home, 7rooms,4 bedrooms, new Tuesday, July 13, Harry L. Braw- Wingham, on Friday where Mass were conducted in the funeral oil furnace. ley of Auburn, formerly of Tor- was conducted at 11 a.m. by Rev. home on Tuesday evening. As ex- .... onto, in his 63rd year. A. J. Nolan. Interment followed pressions of sympathy, donations Nearly new t floor frame bunga- Mr. Brawley resided in Wing - low in Blyth, 3 bedrooms, fully ham during his younger years Pallbearers were Jim Rutter, Heart Fund. finished basement, oil heating. when his father was the CPR sta- Gordon Francis, Donald McCor- Should be seen :o be appreciated. tion agent here. He received his mick, Peter Vath, John deGroot 89 okras crop land near Belgrove, education in Wingham, leaving and Edward Rich. no buildings. the town in the early 1930s. He. .... and his wife returned to live in 5 room brick bungalow in Blyth. Auburn upon his retirement. CANADA MANPOWER 2 bedrooms, excellent condition. CENTRE Extro large lot. Surviving are his wife, the The construction phase of the ,... former Wilma Dow of Auburn, Nanisivik Mines Ltd. zinc -lead COUNSELLOR Recreation land, loo acres in Cul. and two nieces in Toronto. mine at Stratheona Sound on rose Township, rough land, 20 The late Mr. Brawley rested at Northern Baffin is on schedule In Attendance acres workable, 1'/, storey log the Stiles Funeral Home, God- and production is due to corn - house. Good trout streams rising erich, where service was held thence in July, 1976. Total project TOWN HALL on property. Friday at two o'clock. Interment costs are currently estimated at WINGHAM FOOD FOR THOUGHT followed in Ball's Cemetery, Au- $54 million, including $18 million Jul29, 1976 Man doesn't see the handwriting burn. Rev. Earl K. St. Jean offi- of government infrastructure fin- y on the wall until his bock is to it. ciated, assisted by4Pastor Alfred arcing in the form of transporta- 1 :00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Fry. tion and non-recoverable outlays. "MONEY TALKS" Toronto funds now available for residential, farm or business requirements in the Wing - ham and district area. If you require a first, second, third or chattel mortgage or a busi- ness loan, contact our office first. Rates are competitive and all enquiries are confiden- fial. MR. PRUE, UNITED REALTY SERVICES LTD. 357.3300 r "ONTARIO MOTELS" As motel specialists, contact our officle for offerings thPoughout Ontario. Trade your residence at market value on the motel of your choice. All financial data, location Infor. mation, prices and forms available through our Wingham location. 320 JOSEPHINE ST. - 357-3300 E-A -ELLIOTT BROKER WINGHAM "FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW" OFFICE....... 357-1590 E.A. UWTT... 357-1555 TOM MILLER... 343-2832 three bedrooms and 3 pc. bath. New barn, 14 x 24' and 10 x 108', new septic tank. Large gardiiih with fruit trees. MEL MATHERS Wingham 357.3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine WINGHAM Only one block from Main St. this 11/2 storey home offers three bedrooms, large living room and a good size kit- chen. All this on 11/2 lots and priced at only $28,000. WINGHAM Located close to downtown this two storey frame home offers a late model kitchen, 3 piece bath, family room, large living room and dining room, an open staircase leads to 3 bedrooms. Priced of $29,900. WINGHAM Located only one block from Main Street this 2 storey brick home offers 4 bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, large living room, dining room, bright modern kitchen with Honover_cupboards and a 2 car garage. See it today at $45,000. ATTENTION CONSERVATIONISTS Located 4 miles west of Wingham on Highway 86 these 100 acres offer the natural beauty you've been looking for. 35 acres of bush and 2 natural springs have trout pond potential. The 3 bedroom home offers traditional elegance. Barn, drive -shed and a pig barn included in this offering. Many extras. IT'S TIME TO INVEST Land and buildings are the safest and best 'investment today. This possible tri-plex is located in o good rental area and of solid construc- tion. Many extras. The 16' fireplace alone is worth many thousand dollars. Vendor's leaving the area and anxious to sell, at $35,000. The Man To See Is COUNTRY LIVING - HALF ACRE. Formerly a schoolhouse but you'd never know it. Completely redone with four bedrooms, new oil furn- ace, shed 20 x 24 and abundant shade trees. Owner has obligations in Western Canada and MUST SELL. Requesting $27,500. TRY AN OFFER! TEESWATER - Just list is a handsome 1'/2 storey, aluminum sided family home having recently undergone partial renovations including family room with glass sliding doors. Three upstairs bedrooms with 2 W. bath; kitchen, family room, bedroom and 3 pc. bath down. Lot 66 x 132, close to school, church, you name it! Asking $32,000. Try an offer! COUNTRY LOT, gloriously pleasant and close to neighbours, yet apart by itself. This lot measures ONE ACRE and can be hod fat $4750. or maybe a good offer - TRY ONE! P ORIGINAL SCHOOLHOUSE. Probably the best we've seen (structurally) made of rug brick in 1929, roof is relatively new, oil furnace, aluminum storm windows, one acre surrounded by gorgeous maples with a view to make your eyeballs turn cartwheels. Flexible price of $18,900. YOU GOTTA SEE IT! A GIVEAWAY is a fine four bedroom home only two blocks from the heart of Wingham. Set upon a handsome 50 x 165' lot, this spacious home con be STOLEN for only $25,000. Seller willing to hold a good mortgage. INVESTIGATE THIS ONE. $12,000 for a lot and building? YEPI Commercial-retoil building in Wroxeter converted to three bedroom living quarters. Only those who recognize an ABSURDLY OBVIOUS BARGAIN need inquire. COP(- Contact: OFFICE 357-1314 STAN CHADWICK Coast to C Oast 357- JOHN PHILLHILLION Real Estate Seri ice 357-3896 FARMS -FARMS -FARMS Many large and small farms available plus country retreats. Financial assistance plus our guaranteed "Trade Your Home Plan" on any of our offerings. R