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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-05-18, Page 7first and Second' Mortgages. Available far Farrns Residential, Improvements Etc. 24 Hour. Service P. E Cunningham Mortgage Broker ALL ENQUIRIES CONFIDENTIAL Call Day or Night Kitchener 696-2920 Palmerston 343-3632 Wingham 357-1656 Harriston 338-3037 11111111111111111111111111111111111111.1111111111111 f; ►ouldlike,tothank. my friends and; neighWra who sent Me c►rd3,'letter8 and fiovv'ers While 1 was in Victoria Uospital for the past five weeks. Thanks also to the nurses on the 3rd and 6th floors'. Helen Gardner. R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST GODERICH - The Square 5247661 MQRTGAGES, LOANS $1500 • $25,000 LOW COST HOME OWNER LOANS FOR CONSOLIDATING DEBTS OR ANY WORTHWHILE PURPOSE Call Collect or Write CARL SCHAEFER TRI STATE FOR SALE Four bedroom double brick family home located on large lot just one block off Wing - ham's main street. Kitchen, diving room, Targe- living room, utility room, 2 pc. bath make up main floor with 4' pc. bath up. Attached garage, >u large verandah, TV tower and many extras make this home a real buy. Early possession and mortgage available. Seven room two storey brick home located on .5/8 acre of land in Bluevale. Tile and linoleum floors, 4 pc. bath, new outside chimney, new heavy duty wiring. Low taxes, �► low price with terms. Early ;possession. J , General Store Located in a village close to Wingham, here is an oppor- tunity to be your own boss and earn a good income. Situ- ated on a good size lot, bpild- ing has living quarters plus 0 two apartments for extra rev- enue. This well-established general store has good equip' ment. Don't pass up the chance to own your own busi- ,.mess. Inquire about particu- lars today. Hog Set -Up Located close to Wingham, 196 acres,, Targe modern hog k building complete with liquid manure pump plus two ad- ditional barns. Modern two storey 3 bedroom double white brick home, tile and broadloom floors, modern kitchen cupboards, 4 pc. bath and extras. Mortgage avail- able at low interest rates. !mmediate possession. MILTIILE LIITIII U'EIIIICI PHOTO LISTING SERVICE Contact: JOHN F. BRUfl Phone: Office 357-1344 Res. 357-1418 INVESTMENTS CO. LTD. The family of the late Fanny Simpson wish to express thanks to all those who called and sent cards and floral tributes, and for the many acts of kindness in their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. T. K. Hawthorn, Rev. Robert Armstrong and the S. J. Walker Funeral Lome. Sisters Hazel Bateman and Audrey Hansson. 1 would like to express my thanks to all those who visited me. sent cards. gifts and flowers while 'I was a patient in the Wing - ham and District Hospital: Special thanks to Dr. Leahy,. Rev. K. Barry Passmore, nurses ' and staff on second floor. Irlma Edgar. I wish to thank all my friends • and neighbors for their cards and visits while I was in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. McGregor, Dr. Hanlon, all the nurses, and Rev. Wettlaufer for his cheery visits. Your kindness will always be remembered. Leslie Harkness. Iwould like to thank Miss Z. Hopwood for all the kindnesses and the patience shown me while in her employ. Also to any staff members I worked with and to the customers who were so.pleas- ant. These past two years will al- ways be remembered with happy thoughts. 2001ZING *ST. E. KITCHENER., ONT. 1-576-1300 11;18;25 Worth E eery Dollar 84 acres of rolling land, ,10 'acres hardwood ,b,sl1, 4 acre. pond .site with ever flowing spring. Solid brick, 4 bedroom home in good condition. List- ed at this low price of $16,- 900.00.. Low Monthly Payments 1'/z storey home situated on 50 acres near Teeswater. List- ed at $13,500.00 Try $5,- 000.00 down. Good Investment Vacant store with 8 room apartment above, hot water heating, full basement..Listed at this low price bf''$3,900.00. Terms can be arranged. - Owner Transferred Modern one storey red brick home having 4 bedrooms with closets, 2 and 3 pc. bath, fin- ished rec room, attached dou- ble garage 100 per cent insul- ated. This attractive home is situated on 2 acres . of land with frontage of 355 feet on highway close. to Wingham. This home must be seen to be appreciated. DON HOLST REAL ESTATE LTD. Realtors, Wingham "Rural Ontario Specialists" OFFICE 357-3840 Wm. Adamson 887-6357 C. Sutcliffe 392-6969 J. Brewer 887-9039 Betty Kitchen. ENGAGEMENTS Mr. and Mrs: Ken Scott of Bel - grave wish to announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Ruby Elizabeth, to Gerard Henry of Whitechurch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman DeBruyn. The wed- ding will take place June 9th, 1972, at 7:30 p.rn. in Sacred Heart Y. Church, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freiburger of Blueyale wish to announce the engagementof their daughter, Ann Elizabeth, to Mr. Jeffery Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cooper of Palmerston. The wed- ding will take place „ June 24th, 1972, at six -thirty o'clock in Sacred Heart Church,. Wingham. Mr_ and Mrs. Tjaart Ritsema, 218 Victoria St. W., Wingham, are happy to a mt4uz}ce, the engage- ment of their youngest daughter, Rita Henderika , Johanna, to Brian Douglas Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Potter, RR 3, Clin- ton. The wedding will take place on Saturday, June 3rd, 1972, at 4:•00 p.m. in Wesley -Willis United Church, Clinton. BIRTHS SCHEIB—At the Wingham and Distric Hospital on Tuesday, May 9,. to Mr: and Mrs. John Scheib, RR 2, Wingham, a son. BRUINSMA—At Alexandra Ma- ,. rine and General Hospital, Goderich, on April 29, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bruinsma (Lynda Green) , RR 2, Goder- ich, a baby girl, Vicki Marie, a sister for Kimberly. WILLIE—Born in Georgetown Public Hospital on Wednesday, May 10, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Willie, 60 Maple Ave.., East, a son, Donald John. Weight 7 lbs. 6 ozs. BROKER REAL. ESTAE W NGHAM,.NONTAR O 357 1117 HOMES WANTED We have sold seven homes in Wingham this year and we are in urgent need of new listings. If you are thinking of selling, we would appreciate your giving us a call. There is no obligation. 100 ACRE HIGHWAY FARM Attractive 9 room brick home has modern conveniences and is nicely decorated throughout. Fully insulated steel clad utility building 24 x 36. Barn 48 x 98 has been converted for laying hens. New feed elevators and mix mill, two steel granarys 5000 bu. cap. each. Choice cash crop or corn land, 90 acres level and tillable, all in one field. Good value is offered for $33,500. DIED BROWN—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Monday, May 15, William J. Brows of Wingham, in his 81st year. He is survived by his. wife, the former Emma East; one son, W. Marvin of Ottawa; three daughters, Mrs. E. A. (Beryl) Elliott of Wingham, Mrs. W. P. (Hilda) Rowland of Burlington and Mrs. John N. (Norma) Hopper of Mississauga , and nine, grandchildren. He was predeceased by three sisters and one brother. The late Mr. Brown rested at the S. J. Walker Funeral Home in Wing - ham. Funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. Inter- ment in Wingham Cemetery. ABRAMS—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday, May 13, Amy Catherine Abrams of Alice Street, Wing - harm, a valued minister of the Pentecostal Assembly of Can- ada: She is survived by two sis- ters, Mrs. Milton (Mary) Ren- ders of Calgary and Mrs. Char- les (Grace) Deebank of Ingle- side, Ontario; and her lifetime co-worker, Miss Frances Bry- ans of Wingham. The body rested at the R. A. Currie and Son Funeral Home in Wing - ham. Funeral service was held at the Pentecostal Church Mon- day evening at 7:30. Remains were then con eyed to Corn- wall for furthei'service and in- terment in Ingleside Cemetery. .MEMBE RS OF THE CASTpf If Inherit The Wind", the play presented by students of F. E. Madill Secondary School' Iasi week, assertible on stage for the final curtain call Saturday night to receive welt-earnedaPPiause. —School Photo. Local resident dies suddenly at her home Miss Gertrude Ellen Newman of Alfred Street, Wingham; passed away suddenly at her home on Sunday in her 75th year. Born in Toronto, Miss Newman was a daughter of the late Christopher Newman and Ger- trude Fogerty. She. received her education in Wingham, coming. here in 1911 and on completion of '• her schooling returned.to Toronto where she vias employed by Neil son's. She retired in 1968. . Miss Newman was a member of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church in Wingham, .the ;League of the Sacred Heart. and the Catholic Women's League. She.. never married. Surviving are. one brother, Christopher Newman of Minnie Street; one nephew, James New. - man of Wyoming and two nieces, Mrs. Bruce (Frances) Edgar of Goderich and .Mrs. Peter (Marykae) Bedard of Windsor.. The body rested at the R. A. Currie and . Son Funeral Home where family prayers were said Tuesday evening at 9 p.m.. Fu- neral service was held Wednest •day at 10:30 a.m. from the Sacred Heart.Church,.Rev, M. Kaminski officiating. Interment followed in the Wingham Roman Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Cask- anette, Joe Redmond, Jack Er— nest, Percy Willie, Alex Skinn and John Sproal. Senior Citizens name .convention delegates. Mrs.: H. Sewers dies in hosp. _ A native of Greenock Town- ship, Mrs. Harry Sewers of RR 3, Walkerton, passed away last Thursday at the Wingham and District Hospital following a lengthy illness. She was, in her 78th year. ° Born and educated in Greenock Township, Mrs. Sewers was the former Mamie McKinnon, a daughter of the late Mr: and Mrs. J. B. McKinnon. She was a mem- ber of the Salem United Church. Surviving besides her husband are three daughters, Mrs. George (Reta) Drehmann of. Walkerton, Mrs. James (Mary) Ballagh of Milverton and Mrs. Currie (Mar= jorie) Moffat of Culross Town- ship; four sons, James of Green- ock, Russell of Teeswater, Bob of Kitchener and Mac of L9ndes- boro. - Also surviving are 23 grand- children, five great grandchil- dren, two sisters, Mrs. William (Grace) Lowey of Dauphin, Manitoba and Mrs. Bert (Pheme) Law of London and two brothers, Morris of Teeswater and Archie of Culross. She was predeceased by one sister and two brothers.. The late Mrs. Sewers rested at the MacPherson Funeral Chapel in Teeswater until Slanday at 2:30 when Rev. Arnold . Proud con- ducted the ,service. Interment was in Teeswater Cemetery. Pallbearers were Cam Robert- son, Alvin Thacker, Earl Dick' son, Ken Collison, Tom Wharton and Linton Sitler. Floral tributes were carried by Russell Bell, Tom. Melvin, Doug McDonald and Bill Lindsay. DEDICATE GIIDEON BIBLES AS A CONTINUING MEMORIAL May be donated through your local funeral director Placed in Hotels, Schools, Hospitals, Prisons Mrs. Lillian Patterson and Mrs. Margaret Hastings were named as delegates to the con- vention at Windsor in August at the meeting of the Wingham Senior Citizens held last Tuesday in the council chambers.. Following the opening exer- rises the members sang the new theme song and the minutes were read. The committee in charge presented an excellent program -with the girls of The Good Inten- . tions of Teeswater as special guests. Frank Collar sang some sacred solos and Mrs. Mary Arm= Mrs. J. deGroot buried Tuesday Funeral' service was held Tues- day morning at '11 o'clock at Sac- red Heart Church for Mrs. John deGroot of RR 1, Wingham, who passed away Friday at Victoria Hospital, London. Rev. M. Kam- inski and Rev. J. Mooney were the officiating clergymen and in- terment followed in the Brussels Cemetery. She was carried to her last resting place by her five sons, John, Bill, Frank, Tony and Jim Vd a son-in-law, Grant Barlow of Bronte., Her . grandchildren . carried floral tributes. Mrs. deGroot was in her " 59th, year and death followed a lengthy illness. Born in Gemert, N.B., Holland, she was the former An- tonia (Ann) Smits, daughter of the late Petronella and Johannes Smits. She and Mr. deGroot were married in Holland on April 21, 1938, and they came to Canada ten years later, settling atLStoco, Ontario. They came to this area in 1959. Mrs. deGroot was a member of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, . Wingham, and the Catholic Women's 'League. . Surviving besides heij husband are . four, daughters, Mrs. Maus (Eileen) Stadel'nleyer of Sit. Pauls, Mrs. Bill (Maria) Ni,on of Streetsville, :Mrs. Ron (Nellie) Sweitzer of Stratford and Mrs. Grant- (Wilhelmina) Barlow- of Bronte; five sons, John Jr. of Trenton, Bill of Streetsville, Frank of Trenton, Tony and Jim at home. Also surviving are two sisters,, Mrs. Van (Maria) Wanrooy of Holland and Mrs. Van (Wilhel- mina) Berlo of Niagara -on -the - Lake; and eleven grandchildren. She was predeceased by one brother, Peter Smits, Community shower for bride -elect ST. HELENS — On Saturday evening Miss Brenda. Webster, bride -elect, was guest of honor at' a community shower in the St. Helens Hall. Mrs. Harold Gaunt was chairlady and Miss Cathy Chandler played several melodies while the ladies gathered. Readings were given .by Mrs. E. W. Rice, Mrs. Harold Cooper and Mrs. Bob Aitchison. Mrs. Gordon McPherson conducted a bridal contest. Musical numbers were' given by Janice Gaunt, Marjorie Murray and the 12th line ladies sang a humorous song which was composed by Mrs. Tom Pritchard. Assisting the bride in opening her gifts were, her sister Carol, and Lynda Spowden with Mrs. Ralph Small, Mrs. Don Wall and Mrs. Gordon Campbell arranging the gifts. Mrs. Wall read an address of good wishes. The bride -elect thanked everyone for their gifts and invited the 'ladies to open house at her home on May 27th. Lunch was served at the con- clusion by neighbors. strong gave some short readings. Mrs. Patterson' reported on the zone meeting held at Chesley and also the rally at Harriston where questions were asked and'mem- bers of Parliament were present to reply. One subject discussed was the exhorbitant prices of hearing aids and changes were promised' by the government. It was decided to make a banner for the zone picnic to -be held at Harrison Park in Owen Sound, August 9, and to secure a bus for transportation there. Following the meeting lunch was served and a social hour en- joyed. The committee in charge of the June meeting is Mrs. Mary Bur- chill, Mrs. Jean Crump, Mrs. Mabel Cruickshank, Mr. Cope- land and Mrs. Carter. THE CURRENT high school dramaticapresentation herit The Wind" opened Thursday night\and Blake Fer- gusonand Dianne Stainton are seen in one o eche sequences. 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