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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-04-18, Page 91♦a81���..�..R�.........�wiwiw�w�....1�...8...IrI11.01�wwlww..........11.......... You BUY.... WE SELL 0000 i 'rev RF AL VSTATE It Twomonths, rent WITH A YEAR'S OCCUPANCY Brand New 2 Bedroom Apartments in Lucknow, Teeswater and Ripley Teeswater apartments will be open for inspection Saturdays from 10 a. m. to 4 p.m Available Immediately LIMITED TIME OFFER Coll: GLENNHAVENAPTS. n.Q u.ra cpm min Loft For Sgafte Your Choice '— Custom Built Homes — Build your Own on the Lot of your Choice Ravine Lots Also Available in Beautiful RIVER HEIGHTS 0 SUBDIVISION I Te�swoter, Ont. ` Located on Highway 4 just 30 minutes from g y , I Douglas Point via the new Hydro Road Phone 3W4811 IOr write Box 114, Teeswater For more Information ILOD ago REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. I WINGHAM � ...\d,Ir,11.1.iI.11N ■I.IIIiW Mrs. Walter VanWyck For e n dies at Brookhaven . . ■ „ .......I...I.M . r r. -b1.... hdiW .Melt hi CIZ3=2 Mrs. Walter Van Wyck, the TWO BEDROOM apartment len FARM HOUSE 2% miles south of former Mabel Elizabeth Mac - Josephine St. Phone 357-1260.. Goble. Bathroom, cupboards Donald, passed away at Brookhaven Nursing Home on 18.25 and rugs throughout. Apply to Harry Johnston 527-1815 or Mar- Thursday, April 12, in her 88th parkin TWO BEDROOM apartment in tin Murray 527-1609. 11-18 year. Mrs. VanWyck was born in Wingham. Phone 351-1851 before Ashfield Township on October 15, 6 p.m. 1891, a daughter of the late David THREE BEDROOM apartment MacDonald and Annie Todd. She ROOMY upstairs apartment in close to main street. Tenant pays attended Wingham Public en- Wingham. Heated, private en- all utilities. Rent $165 per month. School, Wingham High School trance, good location. Phone Available May 1. Phone 357-2143. and Stratford Normal School. On 2172• 11 rrb her graduation from Normal School, she taught elementary TWO BEDROOM brick house in Whitechurch for responsible — Rea I Estate anal at Zetland and couple. Carpet throughout, stor- eacherGlenanna t and was a supply teacher at Wingham Public School for many age garage in back. Phone 357-� PRIVATE: Three bedroom years. She also taught at Spotton 1605. frame house in Lucknow. Needs 18, 25 repair, nice lot, price 1];11,900; A new home for $36,500? That's right, and these brick and alu- minum semi-detached homes include 3 bedrooms, a four piece bath, living room, kitchen, full basement and a landscaped lot. Buy now while you can still choose your own carpet and colour – Ing schemes. WINGHAM This outstanding beauty offers affordable family living at its best. This 1'/2 storey frame home boasts three bedrooms, large modern kitchen, dining room, living room, den that could be a 4th bedroom, 11/2 baths and only one block from main street. List price 539,500. but no reasonable offer refused. TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH 175 acre beef farm near Lucknow. Barn 60' x 84', implement shed 60'x 40' and silo 12'x 45. Elegant 4 bedroom home with V/i baths, living room, dining room and large kitchen. Owner retiring and willing to take back a substantial mortgage. TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH 100 acre grass form. No buildings or bush. Priced at $45,000. 327 Josephine St. 357-1414 Wingham, Ontario 1 0 HUTTON Business College. Mrs. VanWyck will be remembered as an excellent entertainer, during her early years as a Scottish dancer and later as an elocutionist, much in demand at church garden parties and other social functions. She was also an ardent worker with the Hospital Auxiliary and a devoted member of the Wingham United Church where she served as treasurer of the Women's Missionary Society for many :ears. Mrs. VanWyck was prede- ceased by her husband. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ann Rosenhagen of Collingwood; two grandchildren, Mrs. Bryan (Vana) Gammie of Dawson City, Tlls_ &w Advance -Tuner, " ls, IM---Pago 9 Card Of Thanks I wish to thank my oeig bort and fronds for Cards, treats and visits . , ived during and after my may at Westminster HospitaL Mrs. Ada Aitchison Thank you to all our friepds and neighbors who came to our as- watance during the reoeot flood. Also thanks to Lea and Nancy Bailey for their hospitality. Sham and And Bodasing of Mr. Carman Special thanks to Dr. Wilkins, Dr. Leahy, the staff of the Wing - ham and District Hospital and Rev. R. H. Armstrong. Thanks to my friends and neighbors who sent cards, flowers and gifts and to those who visited me. It was deeply appreciated. Annie H. Kennedy Li MF.MO�/�1M HARRIS—In loving memory of a dear husband, grandad and great-grandad Percy Harris who passed away April 23, 1969. Softly we speak of the one we love And tenderly think of the past Memories deepen as life travels on Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Ales Nedwy, RR 4, Brussels, are pieced to announce the fordxvni >ug mar- riage of their danrglrter, Bre ds Louise to Gregory Gerald Card- iff, we of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cardiff, Brussels. The wedding will take place oe Friday, May 4 at 7 p.m. in Trinity Anglican Church, Belgrave. TEESWATER White sided 1'/2. storey home having 4 bed- rooms, 1'h baths, ottach- ed garage. Situated on a lot and one half. TEESWATER Income property located in the heart of business section containing two commercial outlets and two apartments. This building is in good state of repair. SLUEVALE ONE UNFURNISHED bedroom down payment $1,000. Phone The Yukon, and Mrs. Bryan Compact and convenient, . Cambridge 122-0988. Robert Mowbray (Vicki) Bathurst of Cumberland, But love and remembrance last. 3 bedroom bungalow, apartment located on main street 18-25 British Columbia. She was a —Lovingly remembered by his . heated by forced air oil in Wingham. Electrically heated, dies in hospital wife, Hilda and family. washer and dryer for tenant's sister to Mrs. Mel (Flora) Y• � furnace. Low taxes, low � SIXTY-FIVE acres, 50 workable, VanWyck of Montreal and aunt of price. use. Front and rear entrances. bush, beef barn and silo, situated at the age of 90 Mrs. Jean Sinnamon of Bayfield. BONDI—In loving memory of a . GORRIE 'Josephine Bondi Four bedroom, 1'/2 store Available May 1. Phone 357-1015 along Maitland River. Con 13, Lot She was predeceased by one �' mother, phin M y or 357-2870. Three months after celebrating who awe Aril 23, 1976 brick home, dining room, 34, East Wawanosh Township his 90th birthday, Robert brother, Thomas MacDonald, in . P� Y P M 9 357-3896.Mowbray of Whitechurch passed World War I and one sister, and a dear father Charles Bondi, w family room, full base - TWO AND THREE bedroom 18'� Y P Verna McLeod. who passed away October 26, ment. loaded with extras away Tuesday, April 10, at the 1964. M and in A-1 condition. ng P apartments in Teeswater. Phone Wingham and District Hospital. The late Mrs. VanWyck rested forgotten 392893. PRIVATE SALE: Modern, three Born in Teeswater on Janus at the Currie -Walker Funeral Y are gone but not M Nothing to do but tom January They as dawns another year, move in. First time offer- 0 11-18 bedroom house on one acre lot, 5, 1889, Mr. Mowbraywas a son of Home, Wingham, until Saturday near Gorrie. Virginia Newell, the late John Mowbray and where complete funeral and Thoughts of them are always w �• near. M : Wingham, 357-2498• Isabella MacKenzie He was a committal service was held at wanted To Rent 4-11-18-25 member of Chalmers Presby- one o'clock, conducted by Rev. K. Days t sadness will come o'er d, M OFFICE Brent 40 Bar Passmore. Final resting Many think the wound is healed, John Brent tartan Church, Whitechurch. �' But they little know the sorrow M 335-3391 0 GROUND FLOOR apartment in , Left to mourn his passing are place will be Wingham That lies in the heart Cemetery. � Josephine [Joj Morrison concealed. M Wingham immediately for elder- his wife, Catherine Jane —Lovingly remembered and M 357-1704 M ly lady. Phone 357-2762. Falconer; two daughters, Mrs. Pallbearers were NormWeld RGammieDonald sadly missed by son Carl, daught- M Clarence Sutcliffe a woo 11 rrb James (Catherine) Wilson of Ross , er-in-law, LaVonne, and grand- ■ 392-6969 M Wingham and Mrs. Ronald �� ONE OR TWO bedroom apart- , ., S = R'1' S Patterson, Arnold Patterson, CharlesCarl Jr M. g Fred Templeman, Harold Wild Barry,(Roberta) Seddon, Brantford; and DeWitt Miller. John and Christopher. ment, preferrably off the main and one son, Angus Mowbray, street in Wingham. Phone 529- � Wingham. There are 10 grand - 7517 after 5 p.m. children; 19 great grandchildren The Man 11 rrb and one brother, Alex Mowbray, • IDZIK—At Victoria Hospital, Miss J. Little London, on April 5, to Phyllis Lucknow. He was predeceased ONE OR TWO bedroo apart- by his wives, Annetta (MacKay) ment, preferably and Mike, a daughter, JoAnn was a teacher To See Is e referabl off the am-,,,, and Charlotte (Kennedy); one street in W' • Phone Patricia, a sister for Christine. son, Alexander MacKenzie 7517 after 5 p.m. llaowbray, in World War II; one for 40 years HUESTON—Bonnie and Brock Floss Tw4msHw FA"V_(100111jfd�ei ,%*"h 80 clear, am%Av, 11 rrb sister, Mabel Leggatt Jacques, A resident of Brussels wtio • Hueston of 4082 Petrolia Street, � two grandchildren. contributed much to the learning Y, 6hce in mixed bush. Four bedroom brick home recently updat- Petrolia, are pleased to an- The late Robert Mowbray ed with new bath, furnace, carpeting and redecorating, 36 x 56 nounce the arrival of their of school children in the area, beef barn, and a magnificent setting within short driving dis- rested at the Currie -Walker Miss Jessie Margaret Little daughter, Jennifer Ann, on Funeral Home, Wingham, until tante of W;ngham. $79,900. April 11 at St. Joseph's passed away in the Wingham and ' BAILET, Hospital, Sarnia. A sister for Thursday, April 12, at two o'clock District Hospital on Tuesday, 23 ACRES with a charming three bedroom home, modern kit - P when funeral service was con- April District She was in her Tnd year then, 4 piece bath and spacious living room, new furnace and Angela and granddaughter for ducted by Harvey Osborne of electrical service, new plumbing and more. Hog barn 40 x 60', Mrs. Ruth Hueston, Wingham. and death followed a lengthy Chalmers and Rev. Dr. Robert H. mostly bush but some cleared acres of an attractive negotiable Ri:AL ESTATE LTD. illness. ECKERT—At the Wingham and Armstrong of St. Andrew's Born in Brussels, she was a price See us for more details. Phone 482-9371 District Hospital on Thursday, Presbyterian Church, Wingham. daughter of the late William and HANDSOME RAISED BUNGALOW in Belgrave boasting over Clinton April 12,,_ to Mr. and Mrs. Interment followed in Wingham Jean Little. During her long 2200 square feet of living space, three bedrooms, rec room and Thomas Eckert, RR 1, Dublin, Cemetery. career in education, she taught in partially finished games room, utility room cnd modern kitchen a son, Paul Thomas. Pallbearers were Dr. Douglas elementary schools in Grey with built-in dishwasher. lot exceeds I/, acre and only 547,500. RESTAURANT and gas bar, Mowbray, Carl Mowbray, JimTownship, Morris Township, BUILDING LOT- 66 x 198' less than 1 mile from Wingham. Sep - rural village. Apartment KUCHTA—At the Wingham and Wilson, Don Meyers, Alan McKillop and Seaforth where she tic tank and building permits approved. Asking $10,900• Make above. District Hospital on Thursday, Falconer and Brian Falconer. was teaching when illness forced your personal dream come true. BLYTH - 1 floor 3 bedroom April 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Floral tributes were carried by her to resign. Her teaching BLUEVALE BUNGALOW - for the family appreciating roomy lux - frame home, broadloomed Stephen Kuchta, Wingham, a John Lowe, Alan MacKay, Kevin ' career spanned more than 40 ury with 1500 square feet on the main floor, elegant kitchen in - throughout. Garden house daughter, Jennifer Lynn. Falconer and Paul Falconer. years. cludes all new appliances ( even dishwasher), three upstairs included. Miss Little was past district bedrooms, L-shaped wainscotted rec room with bar and fire- BLYTH - 1'/, storey frame l,•puty of the Rehekah Assemblv place, cold cellar and storage facilities, above ground pool and home. Central Iocation.Nice- and a past noble grand of Morn- sundeck plus attached extra large garage. ly decorated and landscaped 0 ingstar Rebekah Lodge. Fellow with sundeck. members conducted a memorial C BLYTH - 1'/, storey 3 bedroom Contact: service in the M. L. Watts home on large lot with sun- Funeral Home on Wednesday 4P porch and storoge� shed. OFFICE - 357-1344 EAST WAWANOSH - 150 acre Cards of Thanks evening. Complete funeral and committal service was conducted Coast to Coast STAN CHADWICK - 357-2497 dairy farm. Fully equipped. Real Estate Service MARGARET DAY -357-2196 1'/2 STOREY frame home with by Rev. Ken Innes in the funeral heated workshop and garage. JI home on Thursday at two o'clock. Interment followed in Brussels Located on paved road I mile The family of the late Margena The family of the late Alex- Cemetery. WINGHAM - 35 acres with river alongside, some bush at the back. High and dry area at the front for super building site. ,000,0 7 ACRES with good building site. A corner lot with easy access. SUPERMARKET AND HOUSE - Modern building 39001square so includedft In size. Books show yearly turnover of $626,500. 3 bedroom brick house. Unbelievable low asking price. A real opportunity to get into business for yourself. WINGHAM - You will love the view and the quiet setting of this 3 bedroom brick home overlooking the river. You get a treed lot, 2 acres in size and a well decorated home with good kit- chen cupboards, dining room, living room, 4 piece bath and a full basement. Taxes iust over M. per year. 100 ACRD on a highway, no buildings, 60 acres workable, bal- ance hardwood and softwood bush, spring creek, building site Is perfect. 0000.. BBLGRAVE - New home comforts in this older 4 bedroom home. Owner has carefully restyled this home, close to store and Post Office. Try your offer today. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 367-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 ` LII • north of Brussels - ideal for small business. 89 ACRES in East Wowanosh Twp. No buildings. HULLETT TWP. - 64 acres, 48 acres workable. Good barn equipped for cattle and hogs. Nicely decorated 1'/, storey home. GREY TWP. - 200 acre farm, 140 acres workable, 2 good barns equipped for hogs. Nice two storey home. GREY TWP. - 127 acre dairy farm, fully equipped, good buildings. Can be purchased as a going concern. WEST WAWANOSH - I V, stor- ey frame home, partially com- pleted on 5 acres. 1'/, STOREY 3 bedroom home on 13/4 acres in Village of Blyth. All nicely renovated. Solar greenhouse included. DUNGANNON - 11/2 storey, stucco. 2 bedroom home, at- tached garage, nicely refin- ished. HULLETT TWP. - 50 acre farm, with good set of buildings. 4 ACRES - with good brick home, large barn, new shed, easily converted to farrowing operation in Hullett Twp. 1'/, STOREY 2 bedroom brick home on Dinsley St., Blyth. Priced for quick sole. 100 ACRES, 30,.Vos from Blyth. No buildr!.gs. 2 STOREY brick p,artment building on MoSPat.. Blyth. FOOD FOR THOUGHT - Be sure you're right - but don't be too sure everyone else is wrong. J. McGee wishes to express ap- preciation to their relatives, friends and neighbors for the many floral tributes, memorial donations and cards of sympathy. Special thanks to the staff at Brookhaven Nursing Home, Dr. Mowbray and Dr. Ping, the nurses on second floor of the Wingham and District Hospital, Rev. Dr. Robert H. Armstrong and Mrs. Armstrong, the Currie - Walker Fwineral Horne and to the ladies of the Presbyterian Church for the lovely lunch. Your kind- ness will always be remembered. Ed and Florence Walker of Owen Sound wish to express their many thanks and appreciation for the flowers, cards, telephone calls, cablegrams from the Queen, plaques from the provin- cial and federal governments. letters from Premier Davis, Mr. Joe Clark and many more very good wishes from our many friends at the time of our 60th wedding anniversary on April 7. Also thanks to the Oddfellows. Rebekahs and former neighbors. At a time like this one comes to realize the valued friends they have been privileged to have been associated with over the years. The highlight of the celebration was the dinner put on by our family and friends and last, but, by no means least the visits on visitation day April 8 from friends from Wingham and the surrounding countryside. Again many, many thanks for your valued good wishes. ander McBurney wishes to ex- tend their sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for kindness extended through floral tributes, memorial dona- tions and other expressions of sympathy, during the loss of a dear brother and uncle. A special thanks to Rev. Dan Sargent, the pallbearers, the laths of Trinity Anglican Church and the United Church of Belgrave. The heart- felt undPrctandi_ng of the Currie - Walker Funeral Home will al- ways be remembered. Lauretta McBurney and Catherine Nicholson and family. The family of the late Robert Mowbray wish to express their thanks to their friends, relatives and neighbors for the expressions of sympathy in the loss of a dear husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Special thanks to Dr. Bradley, Dr. McKim, Dr. Corrin, grandson Dr. Doug Mowbray and the nurses on second floor of Wingham and District Hospital. Also thanks to those who sent floral tributes and made mem- orial donations to the Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario Heart Foundation and Chalmer's Pres- byterian Church, Whitechurch. Added thanks to the Currie - Walker Funeral Home, Rev. R. H. Armstrong, Mr. Harvey Os - bourne and the ladies of St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church. Everyone's thoughtfulness and kindness will always be remem- bered. The Mowbray family Funeral service KEITH FLM, held Monday for 7F 17 Mrs. A. Gemmell BROKER Funeral service was held REAL E S TAT E Mondavi evening at 7:30 at the M.e, 35� '1'1'1,7 i,. Watts Funeral Home, 176 DIAGONAL ROAD 0357-1117 - Brussels, for Mrs. Annie Mae WINGHAM, ONTARIO Gemmell of John Street, CHOICE LOCATION Brussels. Rev. Ken Innes of- ficiated. interment took place Very attractive home completely renovated with new Hanover Tuesday afternoon in Sherman kitchen, large living room plus family room and 4 bedrooms all Cemetery, Thamesvillewith broadloom. New bath and utility room. Detached garage Mrs. Gemmell passed away and concrete driveway. This property is an excellent buy at the Saturday at the Wingham and low price of only 539,500. District Hospital in her 73rd year. 3 BEDROOM HOME She was born in Thamesville and Brick construction, modern decor throughout, late model spa - was predeceased by her husband, cious kitchen, living room, large new family room with patio Robert William Gemmell, and doors and sun deck. Two baths, three bedrooms, new utilities two sisters, Mrs. David (Agnes) and insulation. Excellent condition. Owner moving. McDowell, formerly of Chatham, LATE MODEL HOME and Mrs, Frank (Jean) Pearson Built in 1976, spacious double -wide home in like new condition, (London). large combination living room - dining room, new kitchen with She is survived by one son, breakfast nook, two baths, three bedrooms all having closets. Douglas of London ; two Utility room, ready for immediate possession and priced to sell daughters, Mrs. Willie (Donna) well below replacement value for only $29,500. New drapery VanderWoude, Wingham, and included. Mrs William (Jeanette) Bale, COMMERCIAL BUILDING Point Clark *11 grandchildren-, Located in Gorrie on a95 x 198 ft. lot with additional land avail- wngreat grandchildren: and one able. The steel clod building measures 24 x 48, entrance door brother, John Parley, Thames- is 16 x 13.6. Fully insulated, oil furnace. 100 omp service, drdl- Ville. ed well. Price only $19,500. Mrs. Gemmell was a member MORRIS TOWNSHIP FARM of Melville Presbyterian Church, lop acres of choice well drained Horriston loam. 4 bedroom Rrusselq'the Brussels Legion brick home has new combination furnace. large barn and steel Ladies* Auxiliary and the granary. Morningstar Rebekah Lodge of Rrusgels, of which she was Past Noble Grand. A Rebekah Ken Duchorme, Representative,, 670 Shutter Streyt, memorial service was held in the Wingham, Phone 367-2594 funeral home on Sunday evening.