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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-11-11, Page 913 Thinking of buying a new home? Consider the advantages of owning this 24 month old sidesplit in Palmerston - over 2,000 sq. ft, of living space (3'/2 bedrooms), fully en- closed garage, 'A acre corner lot. -First mortgage 101/4% - vendor will con- sider taking back 2nd mortgage. -Private sale (let's share the realty fee). Has to be one of the best deals in this area at $44,900. Phone 343-2945 After 6 p.m. :.KEITH • BROKER R EA L. E STAT176 -DIAE RAD W NGHAM NAL ONTARIO *357@1117 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW Very well kept, single storey brick family home. New recrea- tion room with patio doors and cedar sun deck. Kitchen with spacious dining area, large modern living room, 3 pc. bath, 3 bedrooms each with closets, wall to wall carpet throughout except kitchen Located ' W' h For Rent FOUR BEDROOM farm house, duirt 'distance from Wingham; possession at once. Mel Mathem 357-M. SMALL HOUSE for rent, close to Wingham. Suitable for middle- aged or elderly couple. Phone 357-1086. THREE BEDROOM brick home, completely redecorated, close to schools. Phone 357-3300 or 357- 2154. LATE MODEL brick bungalow. Modern, furnished farm home, will rent to couple. Both close to Wingham. Keith Fitzsimmons, Broker, 357-1117. 11-18 TWO,. two bedroom apartments in the village of Lucknow. Recently new. Rent $165 per month. Phone Glennhaven Apart- ments, 528-3234. rrb Wanted To Rent A SMALL apartment or light housekeeping room in Wingham as soon as possible. Phone 357- 2199. 4-11 HUTTON ATTENTION - We have several choice building lots in the growing village of Belgrove, so hurry as lots there are sold very quickly. rrrr TURNBERRY • 65 acres with over 50 acres of choice work- able land. River at the back. A b 56 56 ' h d Well-known Dr. Fs. A. Purl Dr. Frederik ft*0 of 966 Centre Street, 11 resident is Winow a, - day, November 6, at rMao Mawr Nm slug Heaps; following a lengthy ilhmm He was the youngio smog Ow late Faulkner B. and iib► Parke' of Westport, Irrisod, Meld was barn in BeQoirlBtoo, Kliollsls, 1882. His parents had lived this'* a decade before returning to the old country with their younger sons. He attended the Irish scbdo* later entering KWIs College, London, England. On graduation DIED HOUSE—Marguerite, Snell, be- loved wife of Alfred House of Mactier, in her 71st year. Sister- in-law of Minnie Parker of Wingham. , SHIELL—At the Brantford Gen- eral Hospital on Tuesday, Nov- ember 2, Tessa May (Anderson) Shiell, beloved wife of the late Herbert Shiell, in her 85th year. Dear mother of Mrs. Graham (Alberta) Wray, Brantford, Mrs. Gordon (Olive) Philp, Port Vowan, Mrs. Dennis (Alba) Shuker, Brantford, and Mrs. 'Robert (June) Campbell, - Dun- das. A daughter, Florence, pre- deceased her in 1940. She is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Philip (Jennie) Dawson of Wingham; eleven grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Service was held from the McCleister Funeral Home, Brantford, Friday at 11 a.m. and interment followed in Wingham Cemetery. A graveside service was conducted by Rev., Barry Passmore of the Wingham United Church. physician, cer, dies he ,joined the British civil service, War Office Department, London, but finally yielded to his desire'to return to his native land of freed- om and sunshine and Join his eld- est brother, Dr. George Parker, who had remained in the I;JSA. There, he entered Kirksville Col- lege of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery, was an honor graduate and after internship, practised for a time in the South before coming to Canada and settling in Wingham where he pioneered for many years in his chosen field of practice. Of a quiet and retiring disposi- tion, his sterling qualities and Irish wit endeared him to hosts of friends and patients who have missed him sadly. He is survived by his wife, the former Norma Gee of Listowel, two daughters, Mrs. John (Patricia) Hay of Wingham and Mrs. M. E. J. (Grace) O'Loughlin of Houston, Texas; also four grandchildren. He was predeceased by one grandson, John William Hay, in March of this year, also by his two brothers, Dr. George W. Parker of Daytona Beach, Flbr- ida, and Dr. Robert Parker of Dublin, Ireland, both of whom had visited him frequently in Wingham. Funeral service was conducted from the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral Home on Monday by Rev. Barry Passmore, pastor of the Wingham United Church, and Rev. T. Kenneth Hawthorn, rec- tor of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wingham. Pallbearers were Dr. Jack Roe, Kenneth Sangster, Art Wil- son, Fraser Forgie, Grant Wilton and George Taylor. Flower bear- ers were Adam and Andrew Mazer of Toronto. Interment fol- lowed in Wingham Cemetery. Femoral �rrico hold In, Blyth for .� m Ndlehn Funeral service was held Wed- nesday, November 3, at St. Mich- ael's Roman Catholic Church, Blyth, for Mrs. Daniel Hallahan of RR 1, Bdgrave. Rev. J. Hardy officiated at the 11 a.m. Mass and interment followed in St. Michael's Cemetery, Morris Township. Pallbearers were four nephews, Mike Hallahan, Bill Hallahan, Jim Steffler and Maurice Hallahan, and two cousins, George Fitzpatrick and Bill McCormick. Floral tributes were carried by her niece, Jo - Marie McCormick, and cousins Diane and Doreen McCormick. Mrs. Hallahan died Sunday, October 31, at the Wingham and District Hospital following a lengthy illness. She was in her 71st year. Born in Cuirass Town- ship, she was the former Mary Hilda McCormick, daughter of the late Andrew McCormick and Lucy Lamont. She received her education at Holmes School, Turnberry Township. Mrs. Hallahmn was a member of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Blyth; the Catholic Women's League of that church and the Women's Institutes of Blyth and Belgrave. Surviving are her husband, whom she married on June 26, 1935, in Sacred Heart Church, Teeswater; two daughters, Mrs. Lloyd (Maty Lou) Aubin, Goder- ich, and Margaret, London; three sons, Frank and Joe of Blyth and Tom of Belgrave. There are five grandsons;' three granddaugh- ters; one brother, Donald Mc- Cormick of RR 2, Wingham; and one sister, Kate McCormick, Teeswater. One daughter, Catherine, died at birth in 1943. in ng am on a large 82 ft. lot, is in acre x we cadere Mrs W H Harper dies in Guelph excellent condition. Quick sale priced at 636,000. pit silo 26 x 48. A wonderful _ addition to your present set BLUEVALE BUNGALOW up. Passed away in St. Joseph's Meaford, Kenneth of Cobourg, New in 1975 this attractive 1 storey 3 bedroom home is of the Hospital, Guelph, on Wednesday, Russel, Clayton and Raymond, rffr most modern design and having the latest decor. Fully insula!- NEAR WINGHAM - 120 acres r November 3, Mrs. William Nor- all of Toronto. ed garage and new swimming pool are included in the full with 75 workable, 30 acres man Harper of Lakelet in her The late Mrs. Harper rested at price of only 639,000. and village taxes are low. May also be bush including 10,000 new 73rd year. the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral purchased without pool. trees. Maitland River and REAL ESTATE LTD. Mrs. Harper was the former Home, Wingham, where Rev. K. spring fed streams on back of Phone'482-9371 Myrtle Rose Dennis and was born Barry Passmore conducted ELEGANT 2 STOREY BRICK HOME property. One and one half in Wingham on January 8, 1904. funeral service on Saturday at 11 Clinton She was a daughter Ideally located close to Main Street and post office. This attrac- store house nicely renovot- of the late a.m. Interment followed in Lake- tive home consists of 11 rooms plus 3 bathrooms, utility room, ed. y y 5 acres at Wingham, 1'/z star- Harry Dennis and Pearl Snell. let Cemetery. etc. Many extras include natural fireplace, artistic woodwork, f**. ey brick home, 7 rooms, 3 Sha wis educated at the Wing- Pallbearers were Norman antique light fixtures, open wood staircase, hot water heating. RIPLEY - House and- 3 acres bedrooms, fireplace, oil heat- ham School and in later years, Hiekling, Roger Simmons, Gary There are a variety of fruit trees and a 2 storey storage build- adjoining Ripley. House has ed. 2 barns on property. was employed as a saleslady. She Simmons' Ken Dennis, Douglas in -9. We would be happy to show you this beautiful home at three bedrooms, good roof,- f r f f retired 12 years ago. Dennis and Herman Casemore. your convenience by appointment. and septic system and is in Community sales barn in Hur- Mrs. Harper was a member of an County. the U� R W B nnett NEW 4 BEDROOM HOME nice condition throughout, r f f f N bl Grand Church and was past The Wingham Advance -Times, November 11, 197s—Pass 9 DON HOLST � Real Estate Ltd. �" Realtor, "ham All the traditional stateliness of by -gone days keyed throughout to modern living in this house you will love at first sight. A wake up and smile kitchen, versatile living room, four colourful bedrooms with closets, easy to care for bathroom, entertainment planned recrea- tion room. Radiant ceiling heat. A private, well landscaped lot. OFFICE at 357-3840 Wm- Adamson 528-2113 C. Sutcliffe 392-6969 o M. Searson 357.3044 S. Goldrich 357-1328 CLAYTON G. HOGG LIMITED Real Estate Broker Winghom Next to the Post Office FOR SALE v OUTSTANDING,TWO BEDROOM HOME IN WINGHAM offering character and prestige. Kitchen, dining room, living rqom, utility room and sun room on main floor. This home has been well looked after and is located on a beautifully landscaped lot. frrrrr TWO STOREY COLORLOK SIDED HOME IN WINGHAM, new kit- chen, 3 bedroom plus new garage and cedar deck. Situated in a good neighbourhood on lot 66' x 132'. rrrffr EXCELLENT 4 -BEDROOM SOLID BRICK FAMILY HOME, double living room, fireplace, oak floors up and down, two stairways, bath and a half, detached garage, paved drive, outstanding landscaping.; Located in Brussels, this home is loaded with extras. o e rand of the Rebekahs. e f . Asking 629,500. • • Large, very modern residence. Beautiful kitchen with lunch .94 acre crop land near Gorrie. Mrs. Harper's husband prede- • FOUR BEDROOM FRAME HOUSE IN WINGHAM, lot 66' x 165'. ffrf area, adjoining dining room, liv;ng room with fireplace, family g f f f' ceased on Jul 1 room and laundry room on the main floor, two baths, 4 large BRUSSELS 80 acres on High- 1 y 3, 1974. She is was native This is a handyman's special with plenty of potential. Centrafiy b d f' way with a pond site, 30 1 �, storey 'nsul-sided ome in survived by one daughter, Mrs. located. Make us an offer. e rooms, mished cedar sundeck, attached garage. •Must be seen to be appreciated. Owner moving. Call for an appoint- acres workable, balance Clinton, 6409mi3 V o ms, excelle ��✓✓�j✓✓ 'at on near Delbert (Norma) Hiekling of Acton; one son, Dennis Harper of Wroxeter meet. bush. Reduced to 629,500. 3S7.2497 Real Estate Service of schools. Toronto; seven grandchildren r Ducharm•, Representative, 570 Shvter Street, Wingham, Wingham, Phone 357.25lI HOUSES - We have houses in 90 acres land in Morris Tw P•, and four great-grandchildren. There are five sisters, Mrs. Reg Richard William Bennett pass- ed away suddenly in Sundridge Wingham, Bluevale and Tees- 55 workable. (Della) McGee, Goderich, Mrs. on Tuesday, October 12, in his water -- early possession giv- f••• Herman (Bernice) Casemore, 62nd year. The remains rested at The Man en. If you need a house make us a reasonable offer. 127 acre form near Wroxeter, 100 workable, 1'/2 storey Lakelet, Mrs. Robert (Goldora) Simmons, Harriston, Mrs. Ab Moore's Funeral Chapel, Sun - dridge, until Friday, October 15, - MEL MATHERS brick home. (Ruby) Holzschuh of Stouffville when the funeral service took To See Is mm WINGHAM 357-3208 98'h acre farm near Bluevale, and Mrs. Romona Adams, St. Catharines; brothers, place at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Sundridge, followed by and six Representing 70 workable, 2 storey brick Stanley of Goderieh, Ernest of interment at the Strong Ceme- LLOYD W. HUTTON home. tery, Sundridge. Rev. Cliff Train COUNTRY BLISS is to be enjoyed on over IV, acres with a maple REAL ESTATE LIMITED f • r r officiated. treed laneway introducing you to a majestic 10 room, double FOOD FOR THOUGHT Mrs. A. Sangster Mr. Bennett was born Decem- brick home. Sure it needs improvement but the roof is new as Broker "Do it now" is more than a ber 30, 1914, at Wroxeter, On - is the septic system, chimney, verandah and a lot of decorat. KINCARDINE 396-2061 motto; it is a way of life. Was active in tario, the son of the late Edwin ing. The circular staircase will knock you out. Just 625,000. Bennett and Bertha Gilmar. He community life was married April 11, 1975, in f BRUSSELS RETAIL OUTLET used to be the old Legion Hall. There are three major areas which would make excellent banquet facilities with a second floor apartment and superabundant parking in the rear reaching out to the next block. Unlimited possibilities for this solid structure priced at a meager 627,900. WROXETER BUSINESS SECTION offers a three bedroom apart- ment (with expansion on the second floor) - ideal commercial or residential space -for a paltry 612,000. 2 ACRES and a quaint home and hobby barn, all spruced up Witt' three bedrooms, lovely new carpeting and a modern addition in the rear, new bath and a lot of cozy comforts and character. Lots of fruit trees and bushes; springs in the corner give it excellent pond potential. Owner moving and must sell" soon. WE GUARANTEE: A REASONABLE OFFER WILL BUY IT! ! ! ACREAGES- a scenic, breathtaking 21 acres with bush and .. creek, PLUS 50 acres with hardwood bgsh awaiting the snow- mobiles' roar. Both parcels are rare in beauty,ond priced shomefully low for a quick sale. HOG SETUP (farrow to finishing) has 300 sow potential, cur- rently finishing 1,800 per year with 130 sow capacity, three new modern areas undergoing completion, 125,000 gallon liquid manure system, optional feed mill, renovated three bed- room home. New silo plus additional auxiliary buildings on 100 acres. Excellent FCC mortgage (almost $91,000) con be assumed. Detailed information on request. FOR A GREATER SELECTION OF HOMES AND FARMS - COME IN AND SEE USI "MONEY TALKS" Toronto funds now evallebl• for r•sidentiol, farm or business requiremonts in the Wing - ham and district or•a. If you require a first, s•eend, third or chattel mortgage or a busi- nose lean, contact our office first. Rates are competitive end all •nqulries oris confiden- tial. MR. PRUE, UNITED REALTY SERVICES LTD, 357-3300 Toronto, to- the former Mary Mrs. Alex Sangster passed Main who survives him. He was away in the County of Bruce Gen- the dear father of Garey of RR 1, eral Hospital, Walkerton, on illia, and Patricia of Regina, November 3 in her 85th year. She Saskatchewan; grandfather of was the former Lily Ortman, the Caralyn and John Bennett of youngest daughter of the late Mr. Orillia; dear brother of Ferne and Mrs. John Ortman of Carrick Bennett of Toronto and Laura Township. (Mrs. John Jenkins) of Walker - After her marriage to the lac t H ed WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335.3391 r NEW HOMES FOR SALE V11. a was pr eceased by two i Alex Sangster they farmed in brothers, Kenneth of Gorrie and i Carrick Township until retiring Robert of Wroxeter. to Belmore in 1961. She was ac- Mr. Bennett was educated at,,,; tive in church affairs in McIntosh No. 13 Howick Public School and, and Belmore congregations and the Wroxeter Continuation School Bu Now and Choose was a member of the Belmore before attending Stratford i Women's Institute. She was the Teachers' College. He taught oldest resident of Belmore and is school at Yearleys, Novar, Ahmic sadly missed by the community. Harbor, Dunchurch and was She was predeceased by three Principal at Sundridge Public t d' Your Own Carpet. sis era nn is survived by a num- School before opening his Inde 3 bedroom home, walk -out basement, on well ber of nieces and nephews. pendent insurance business at The funeral service was con- Sundridge. treed lot, sundeck. ducted from McIntosh United Mr. Bennett was a member of Church on Saturday, November the Historical Automobile Society 3 bedroom home, with patio door onto sundeck, 6, by Rev. Hakyoo Park, M.A. of Canada, a member -of Strong also walk -out basement. Th.B. The funeral message was Masonic Lodge, Sundridge, 32nd given by Rev. Dr. Howard Mills degree, Scottish Rite, and a Both are on Elgin St. in Lucknow near the school of Toronto, a friend of the Sang- member of the Shriners. He was k ster family for many years. The People's Warden of St. Paul's interment was in McIntosh Anglican Church. Cemetery. Pallbearers were Leo Thoma, Pallbearers were Elmer Bal- Peter Bray, David Minor, Joseph lagh, Norman Newans, Jim Ren- Hornibi-bok, Gordon Haddow and wick, Jim Busby, Bruce Darling Charles Johnson. Honoi ary ;pall - and Robert Harkness. Flower bearers were James Sim, Lionel bgarers were Elmer Jeffray, Peake; William Christie, William Peter Mulvey, Herb Reddon and Totten, Harry Mather and John Alan Darling. Irlaeck "ONTARIO MOTELS'' As motel specialists, contact our office for offerings throughout Ontario. Trod* your r•sidanc• at market value on the mot•I of your chole•. All financial data, location Infor- mation, prices and forms ovollabl• through our Wingham location. 320 JOSEPHINE ST. - 357-3300 4 GERRIE GLENN INC. ,LUCKNOW PHONE 528-3234 a FARMS -FARMS -FARMS Many large and small forms ovellable plus country retreats. Financial assistance plus our guaranteed "Trade Your Home Plan" on any of our offerings. Contact: C C OFFICE 357-1311 STAN CHADWICK Coast to Coast 3S7.2497 Real Estate Service JOHN PHILLION 357 - "MONEY TALKS" Toronto funds now evallebl• for r•sidentiol, farm or business requiremonts in the Wing - ham and district or•a. If you require a first, s•eend, third or chattel mortgage or a busi- nose lean, contact our office first. Rates are competitive end all •nqulries oris confiden- tial. MR. PRUE, UNITED REALTY SERVICES LTD, 357-3300 Toronto, to- the former Mary Mrs. Alex Sangster passed Main who survives him. He was away in the County of Bruce Gen- the dear father of Garey of RR 1, eral Hospital, Walkerton, on illia, and Patricia of Regina, November 3 in her 85th year. She Saskatchewan; grandfather of was the former Lily Ortman, the Caralyn and John Bennett of youngest daughter of the late Mr. Orillia; dear brother of Ferne and Mrs. John Ortman of Carrick Bennett of Toronto and Laura Township. (Mrs. John Jenkins) of Walker - After her marriage to the lac t H ed WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335.3391 r NEW HOMES FOR SALE V11. a was pr eceased by two i Alex Sangster they farmed in brothers, Kenneth of Gorrie and i Carrick Township until retiring Robert of Wroxeter. to Belmore in 1961. She was ac- Mr. Bennett was educated at,,,; tive in church affairs in McIntosh No. 13 Howick Public School and, and Belmore congregations and the Wroxeter Continuation School Bu Now and Choose was a member of the Belmore before attending Stratford i Women's Institute. She was the Teachers' College. He taught oldest resident of Belmore and is school at Yearleys, Novar, Ahmic sadly missed by the community. Harbor, Dunchurch and was She was predeceased by three Principal at Sundridge Public t d' Your Own Carpet. sis era nn is survived by a num- School before opening his Inde 3 bedroom home, walk -out basement, on well ber of nieces and nephews. pendent insurance business at The funeral service was con- Sundridge. treed lot, sundeck. ducted from McIntosh United Mr. Bennett was a member of Church on Saturday, November the Historical Automobile Society 3 bedroom home, with patio door onto sundeck, 6, by Rev. Hakyoo Park, M.A. of Canada, a member -of Strong also walk -out basement. Th.B. The funeral message was Masonic Lodge, Sundridge, 32nd given by Rev. Dr. Howard Mills degree, Scottish Rite, and a Both are on Elgin St. in Lucknow near the school of Toronto, a friend of the Sang- member of the Shriners. He was k ster family for many years. The People's Warden of St. Paul's interment was in McIntosh Anglican Church. Cemetery. Pallbearers were Leo Thoma, Pallbearers were Elmer Bal- Peter Bray, David Minor, Joseph lagh, Norman Newans, Jim Ren- Hornibi-bok, Gordon Haddow and wick, Jim Busby, Bruce Darling Charles Johnson. Honoi ary ;pall - and Robert Harkness. Flower bearers were James Sim, Lionel bgarers were Elmer Jeffray, Peake; William Christie, William Peter Mulvey, Herb Reddon and Totten, Harry Mather and John Alan Darling. Irlaeck "ONTARIO MOTELS'' As motel specialists, contact our office for offerings throughout Ontario. Trod* your r•sidanc• at market value on the mot•I of your chole•. All financial data, location Infor- mation, prices and forms ovollabl• through our Wingham location. 320 JOSEPHINE ST. - 357-3300 4 GERRIE GLENN INC. ,LUCKNOW PHONE 528-3234 a FARMS -FARMS -FARMS Many large and small forms ovellable plus country retreats. Financial assistance plus our guaranteed "Trade Your Home Plan" on any of our offerings.