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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-03-16, Page 7ply In Memoriam YOUNG: In memory of my brothers Bill and Jack Young who died March 1964. 1 cannot halt the hands of time, Or live again the past, Within my heart are memories That will forever last. —Sister, Mary. BIRTHS SANDERSON—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Thurs- day, March 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Sanderson, Lucknnow, a 'son. p' BELANGER—At the Wingham and District Hospital on *ri- day, March 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Belanger, Wingham, a daughter. NEABEL—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Sunday, March 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth Neabel, .Belgrave, a son. *ALEXANDER—In Buffalo, N.Y., on Tuesday, February 29,, to Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander (Ruth. Hodgins) of Orchard Park, N.Y., a son, David Char- les. A grandson for Mr. and Mrs. ,Charles Hodgins of Wing - ham. This pay day .. . remember OXFA THE INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PEOPLE 97 Eglinton Ave., East Toronto 315, Ontario ReCeption for -En TC - ay ors BELGliAVE - he (Wilily of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor held a surprise dinner on Saturday eve- ning in the United Church base- ment to honor their parents on Pie occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary. - Following the dinner. a recep- tion was held at the Institute Hall, attended by friends and neigh- bours. Everyone enjoyed dancing and euchre, after which lunch' was served. Guests were present from Sarnia, Brampton, Goderich and Kitchener. The Wingham Advance -Tits, 't Y., Marc., 11F 1 . then4WmP �v. THIMBLE THUMPERS BLUEVALE--The second meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Mathers of Blue - vale on Tuesday,' March 7th. The secretary of the week was Donna Johnston, the press re- porter was Barbara Brent. The evening consisted of mem- bers cutting patterns for various types of night attire. • SLEEPING BEAUTIES WINGHAM—Ten girls were in attendance when the Sleeping Beauties met at Mrs. Les Jack - lines home. The girls discussed stay stitch- ing with the grain, machine bast- ing' and gathering, sewing darts and seams on sleepwear. Mrs. Jacklin and Mrs. Orien demonstrated the flat -fell seam and the French seam. Each girl did a sample of the seams. They completed their handout sheets. NTEE FOR SALE Two bedroom frame home located in Blyth. Downstairs completely remodelledin- .cluding new bathroom. *Good size shed located an property. Low taxes, Ionil price. Two storey three bedroom white brick home, located on large lot 66' x 242', close to schools and main street in Wingham. This excellent home has . kitchen, livLiing room, dining room, family vroom, broadloom, attached garage and many extras. Priced to'sel I: 'Don't miss this one. Two storey double red brick home with 3 bedrooms, '.kit- • chen, living room, dining room, 'oil furnace and, 3 pc. e bath. This home is inood condition and is located just four doors from Wingham's main street. Pricey for quick sale. I�� Eight room Johns -Manville 11/s storey home with 4 bed- rooms, located on large lot in Wingham. Oil forced air furnace, 3 pc. bath on main * floor, aluminum door and storms. Low taxes, low price. DD MILTIILE LIIT1111 SERVICE, PHOTO LISTING SERVICE Contact: JOHN F. BRENT Phone: Office 357-1344 Res. 357-1418 1/111111101111.11111111111.1.111M. von/ import n$ Iaetople Brick Bungalow 2 bedrooms; 4 pc. bath, modern kitchen with new birch cupboards,livin room with broadloom, tiled floors, all newly: decorated,. Included in• the purchase price of $14,200.00 is new sidewalks. Situated about 4 miles from Wingham with low taxes -and large lot. Will Accept Trade ' General store in a. Village °near Wingham. Good op- poftunity for °man -wife, do- ing excellent turnover. Five bedroom living quarters with modern conveniences. Owner will accept your equity in your home as pay- ment or part. payment. List- . ed at $19,500.00. A Going Concern TAXI BUSINESS with •4 mod- ern cars in excellent ...condi-' tion, fully equipped with two 'way radios. Steady .con- tracts withlocal ., school board. Gross income in ex- cess of $50,000.00. This well worth investigating. Listed at $20,000.00. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. - Realtors; Wingham "Rural Ontario Specialists" • • OFFICE 3574840 Wm. Adamson 887-6357 C. A. Sutcliffe 392-6969 John Brewer 887-9039 ammomeimoimillommgmoi KEITH BROKER R E E S TEAT E WINHADIAGONAL �e���� M,NARIIO r NEW INCOME PROPERTY A high return is available for your investment from this new 2 apartment.build'ing located 2 blocks from main street, Wingham. Each apartment has the latest design in kitchen cupboards, plus dining area, large living room and 3 bedrooms have, good quality broadloom. Laundry and utility area is conveniently situated. There is a .private entrance and driveway for each apartment. . The lot has been sodded. This property will provide an excellent income with little or no upkeep cost for a good many years. Full price $28,000. Terms may be arranged. 50 ACRE FARM Situated 3 miles from Wingham. 6` room home hav- ing modern kitchen, 3 pc. bath and oil furnace, sun , orch and garage is attached. Large barn is in excel- lent condition, stabling is set up for beef. Drilled well' water supply. 44 acres are tillable, presently seeded to 'hay pasture. The back of the property borders the Maitland River. Full price $19,500. Terms are available. A WELL-FILLED school auditorium indicates the keen interest taken in the concert presented by Kindergarten to Grade 5 students of Wingham Public School last Thursday night. —Staff Photo. Open. house is held at Annual meeting East Wawanosh School of RB Knights By Marilyn Congram BELGRAVE — The annual "open house" was held at East Wawanosh . Public School on Tuesday evening of last week. It began at 7:30 o'clockand lasted two hours when, hopefully, the parents and friends were pleased with what they saw Of the stu- dents' accomplishments. The visitors were allowed to view the achievements until 8 o'clock when 'a small perform- ance,was presented by the school. Since East Wawanosh School "learns to do, by doing," many students took part. While Doreen Anderson and Doreen Taylor struggled with their duties (piano background and chairman re-' spectively) Gary Hopper, Marnie Walsh, Kathy Galbraith and Mary Bakelaar recited their pub- lic speeches (well at least tried to). Bob' Mitchell also entertained everyone with. two organ solos. The Belgrave ' Men's Choir ended the performance with several numbers. . Every one probably enjoyed the open house, which hopefully, brought joy to their week, as many students feel they can use all the joy they can get, consider- ing the coming of the much doomed report cards. It is hoped that , next year as many people will attend and enjoy the East Wawanosh Public School Open House. Belgrave Personals Sunday'gut+Sts at' the home of. • Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bieman were Mr. and, Mrs. Niel. Edgar, Mrs.' Art Edgar and Murray of Wing- ham, George Inglis of Walkerton, Douglas Bieman of London and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman, Neil and Evelyn. Douglas Bieman , of London spent, the weekend with • his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lit, man. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson and family and Mrs. John Ander- son visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Les Shaw and Mr. and Mrs.,, Lloyd Anderson of London. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McArthur and Bobbi Lynn and Miss Connie Slessor of Kincardine were Sun- day visitors with their aunt, Mrs. Telford Cook. The Easter meeting of the Bel= grave Women's .Institute will, be held Tuesday, March 21 at 2 p.m. in the arena room. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benson and Martin Grasby visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCrea of Blyth; • Douglas Bieman of London spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman. . Mr. _and Mrs. Cameron Robinson and family of Sarnia visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. -and Mrs. Mason Robinson. • Mrs. Harry McGuire, . 'Mrs. Robert Coultes and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse 'were Sunday ,i'tors with Mrs. Russell Walker and with Mr. Walker of Goderich Nursing Hoine. Robert Sproule of Kitchener was also. a visitor at the same home. The Belgrave Library has recently received a new supply of books. New readers are welcome. The library is 'open on Saturday afternoons. Friends of Mr. and ' Mrs. Murray McDowell, Cookstown, were sorry to hear that their daughter- Heather was seriously injured in a car accident last week. She is a , patient in St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto. BELGRAVE — Ijuron County Chapter of the 'Royal Black Knights met in Blyth Orange Hall for the annual meeting on the evening of March 4th, with a good' attendance. Distinguished members present from the Provincial Grand Black Cahpter. were Right Worshipful Sir Knights Robert Bech, Grand Master Stoney Creek; Walter_ Scott, Deputy Grand Master, Belgrave; John Munro, Junior Deputy Grand Master,- . Hamilton ; Burness Honsberger, Past Grand Master, Jordon • Station; ' Lynn Jones, Grand Registrar and Past Grand Master from Sterling (Ontario East); John Henderson, Bruce - field; Lloyd Hern, Woodham and James Laughlin from St. Cathar- ines The meeting was presided over by County Master ' Lloyd Hern who welcomed the visitors in a very fitting manner:'` Reports on 'the Derry Day cele- bration to be held in Clinton next August 12 were received. In • ;further. 'discussions it was noted that this will be the only celebra- tion in Western Ontario. Word has received from York County of their intention to be present and this would indicate that many of the large Toronto bands will par- ticipate. The Red Cross Degree will be conferred in Woodham on Good Friday by the Sarnia Preceptory. The Grand Black Chapter of Ontario West will convene in Hamilton,. April 26-27. The Grand Master spoke o the religious values of the Black Order and how they should apply in everyday life. The Grand Registrar gave' an informative address on the ' re- sponsibility of holding office and stressed ways and means of serv- ing to the fullest in Christian brotherhood. Brief remarks from the other visitors were also much enjoyed'. Lakelet Mrs. Myrtle Wallace, Listowel, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wallace and visited a day with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace in Clifford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons of Harriston visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harper. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Green - ley visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wylie at. Fordwich, the occasion being Mr. Wylie's birth- day. Mrs. Ernest Wylie has returned home from hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Foerter, -Harriston, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greenley. Mr. and Mrs..Robert Allan and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickson visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Allan in Guelph. Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Allan were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harkness and Mrs. Oliver Jac- ques. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wallace were Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wallace and fanAK.4p f :Rra9.t 91* Brian „ Mc- Kague of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wallace and Barbara, Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wallace and family of Palmers- ton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd, Belgrave, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zurbrigg. On . Sunday Mr: and Mrs. Zur- brigg visited at Gowanstown with Mr: and Mrs. Mervyn' Karges. BeIgrave Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd vi"sited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ztlrbrigg of Clif- ford.. About f4 peoplefrom Belgrave attended the "Ice Capades", in Kitchener last Thursday evening. Miss Ruth Ann Pletch • of London spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch. George Walker and Mrs. Robert Procter are patients in Wingham and District Hospital. Back row from left, Ed Marsh, Allen Wheeler, Dan Halli- day, Jack McGill, Neil McCrea, Charlie Lawrence, Will Procter, Earnest Geddes, Jack Kennedy, John Corbett, Charlie Proffer, George Lawrence, Hugh Watson. Second roW, Maggie Parker, Jennie Procter, Addle Lawrence, Let - tie Cantelon, Sark:RusselI, May Kennedy, Wad Procter, Maggie Allison, Ella Kennedy, Susan -Allison, Minnie Cor- bett, Laura McCrea, Mabel Watson, Bert Watson. Third row, Olive Hobbs, Ed McClean, Tessie Halliday, Maud Has- lam, Harvey Watson, Roy Wheeler, Pearl Procter, Orlanda Downey,. Lizzie Anderson, Doss Gallagher, Ruby Clegg, Harry Campbell, Percy Russell, Georgie Parker, Edna Watson, Bob Campbell, Willie Corbett: Fourth row, Oran Russell, Minnie Campbell, Fred Armstrong, Maggie Irwin, Ettie Irwin, Garner Procter, Herb Armstrong, Olive Gris- dale,.11abel ,procter, Willie Watson, Edwin Armstrong, Clayton Grisdale, Eddie Downey. The picture was taken August 29; 189 at S.S. No. 5, Morris Township. A. C. Rus- sell, teacher. .it the left. The picture belongs to Mrs. Herb Wheeler . People of all ages and all walks of life do important and essential jobs as Red Cross volunteers. YOU CAN HELP TOO. 4 Huron Men's Chapel AUBURN Sunday, March 19 SPECIAL GIDEON SERVICE PLUS THE McMILLAN FAMILY The Huron Christian Mens Association presents The News on CKNX Radio every day at 4p.m. . Evil Prevails Whoa Goad Mee D• Nothing HURON COUNTY 4-H ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS L Brussels Central Public School Monday, March ' 20th, 1972 at 2:00 p.m. —Brussels 4-H Calf Club 2. Howick Central Public School Monday, March 20th, 1972 at 8:00 pan. Howick 4-H. Calf Club North Huron 4H . Corn Club 3. Blyth Public School ' Tuesday, March 21st, 1972 at 8:00 p.m.' —Blyth 441 Dairy Calf Club —Blyth-Belgrave 4-H Beef Club —Blyth 4H Corn . Club 4. Brook Side Public School Wednesday, March 22nd, 1972 at 8:00 p.m. Dungannon 4-H Calf Club —Lucknow 4-H Calf Club —Lucknow 4.11 Grain Corn Club The Huwr�oon County 441' Machinery Maintenance Club and. the Hurbu' County 4H.� Conservation Club wilt ,be organ-, '1z d at 'a later date... Enrolment formes can be filled' out and handed in at the Organizational. Meeting for these clubs and any other clubs that you may wish to join. You may also enrbU by sending your application form to the Ontario Departm t of Agri- culture griculture & Food, Box 159, Clinton, Ontario. 'All boys and girls who have reached their 11th birthday by January 1st, ,1572 and' have not reached- their 21st 'birth '.day by December 31st, 1972, are invited to join one of these clubs. • If you are a parent who would like to see your child join a 4-H Club, please feel free to contact Leonard Mac. Gregor, Extension Assistant, Ontario Department ..of Agri- culture & Food, at 482-3428 or in the evenings at 482.7956. HURON COUNTY 4-H AGRICULTURAL CLUB • LEADER'S, ASSOCIATION • CONVENTIONAL TERMS • • COMPETITIVE RATES • AMOUNTS UP TO 90% OF VALUE Our Corporation can also provide builders with short terrft, NHA and MICC financing as well as purchase existing first mortgages. For more details contact: , Doug Cherry (705) 726-7200; Toronto area customers please call 887-5704 (no toll charge). e miunicipal sayings9 & loan corporation P.O. Box 147, 88 Dunlop St. East, Barrie, Ontario A sulidiary of Municipal Bankers Corporation (1931) Limited MEMBER: CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION