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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-02-23, Page 13• ME dof tarict Ho itaf and staff on .the third Mary's Ho6pital, Dennisv„ R. H. .DFreema Koei er,'sand those transportation fo my lion to neighbors *Ad anis', flowers my W Dr, J. it. - staff on sec* war and Pis - the n>u floor London. Also to Arnultrong1 Mr.: n,, Pastor de se who supplied r my wife.:.. vinD. Smith, Our thanks to Doctor union and Doctor McGregor, the nurses in pediatrics,,. the student nurses and to all who sent "get well" wishes while we were patients in the W'_ ham ,,hospital,, Tracy :and Christo .her Th ne, .la yn The 'lieges and nephews :of the late Melissa Spottoe would like to thank friends and neighbors for themany sets of kindnessshown during her sickness and after her death. Thank you; dear friends, for 'cards sand visits and all who as- sisted' me while aatient in Ski. Win am and Districtp Hosp ital. All was deeply appreciated. , Mary E. Laidlaw. At ;this time, I would like to thank all my neighbors and -friends for .their many letters, cards and flowers while in Wing - hath and Victoria Hospitals. Thanks to the nurses in Ward B and second • floor in Wingham. hospital; also to Dr. J. K. Mc- Gregor, Dr. Clarke, and the ambulance drivers. Thanks to - Rev. and Mrs. Hawthorne for coming to see me in London and to Lloyd Montgomery for his' many kindnesses. Anne M. Henry. f%wish • to. express my sincere thaw s to my friends and' - bars far `lbeh, kiodnessto rob while a patient . the hoses, es- Jelly s- , ly for their vets, figment aid cafds. Special thanks -to :Or, Leahy, the nurseson the third floor and Rev. Hawthorne. Mrs, Lulu or. We wish to express our sincere thanks and apiiation to our many friends, neighbors and relatives for the many expres- sions of sympathy in the loss of a ear sister, RubyrBurrows. ' ° ` Mary McLeod,: Roy and Edna MacSween. The members of YAGMR wish to saythank you to all those who sent baking,.and cash,donations to our Tea and Bake Sale. It was greatly appreciated and helped to make our tea a success. Announcement Mrs. Duncan E. ,Campbell, Port Elgin; announces the mar- riage :of -her daughter, Gladys C. Dewar of Owen'Sound, to Robert O. Wenger of Listowel, on Satur- 'day, February 17, 1973, at *alk- erton, Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Wenger:Val reside at 526 Wallace. Ave. N., Listowel. , In Memoriam CRUICKSHANK: In loving memory of W. T. (Doc) Cruick- shank. What would I give to clasp his hand, His happy face to see. To hear his voice and see his smile, That meant so much to me. —Ever remembered by wife and brolly. • UK E $M A bake sale toider the of the St. Poi's A.C.W. i bold in the X•t1.f?.P'• Hall on J +e- plAmre Street on Friday, Feb. 2$ at 3:44p.mt. 8-22 $10WICK BINGO Howick ' Bingo will held °be on Friday, February r ua•..'•Rry y'ry d at 30,ni $ p.in Wroseter uni ty Hall. Admission $1.12 regular games for $10; 2, shame: ' the wealth; one..special, 0490 on SS calls; Door a 'solation pry. PANCAKE StYPPER There will be a pancake supper On .Shrove Tuesday, March 6 at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Arington)), from .5: Mon.' Paneakes. and sausage.- Adults, $1.50; chil- dren 75c; pre-schoelers, free. 22.1 EVCIIRE PARTY Euchre Party at Wingham Orange Hall on Monday, FebruR ary 28' at 8:15 p.m. C ►SH BINGO There will be a cash bingo in the Wingham Legion on Wednes- day, ednes-day,, Feb. 2$ at 7;30 p.m.; 15 - $10 • games; 2 share the wealth; 1 spe- cial - must -go - $50; jackpot line on- seven calls $840; consolation prize - $35. DANCE . There will be a dance at the Wingham Legion on Saturday, February 24. Music by Ian Wil - bee's Orchestra. $3.00 per couple. Lakelet Mrs, Harry Judge . and Mrs. McMuelen visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor at Mono Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Holzcbuh of Stouffville. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harper. . ' ON AtENIlNE1 DAY fifty years ago,Mr.-and Mrs. Wallace Matthews of Wroxeter sda , February14 that t_ he. °+celebrated the anniversary at their were wed, so if Nies Wsttnea� .� Y a they .celebrated end held operktiou • (Staff Photo)* onor parehts on anniversary B►vevple The family' of Mr. `and Mrs. Wallace Matthews- Wroxeter, honored their parents. at adder served at the 1•iohnstein banquet hall; Clifford, on Saturday eve- �ning;; February t0. The a Basion was their 50th wedding anni- versary. Following the dinner they family presented Them with a purse' of money. Then all went to the new Clifford community centre, where a reception washelld. Donald MacLennan ' from Luekno* eat i4ined with "Uu bagpipes. Friends and neighbors from _ their former keine presented Mr., and Mrs,' Matt- ° hews with a money tree. 'MP.Joe Reist read the address.. The evening was spent in .re- newing old and making new acquaintances and was enjoyed by an. "Amazing Grace" was piped'by Mr. MacLennan before lunch and a pleasant evening • was . • closed: MI and Mrs. Richard :Korea Guests were present from Win- spent Sunday with Mr• and Mr's. nipeg, Edmonton, Peterborough, Burns Moffatt and Mr. and Mrs. yfamily. Brantford, Guelph,GlemI DolleY and Alliston, Trenton, Pontiac, Mich. Dray- ' Mr. and Mrs.,John Madill spent ton, Wroxeter, Ayton, Mount the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Forest, Harriston, Palmerston, Wilson. Thornton and Cindy. Hanover, Clifford, Wingham, Mr, and Mrs. J. .J• "Elliott Listowel and Corrie. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Eye injury BELGRAVE —Hugh Blair met with a painful accident last Wednesday morning while working in his bush. A lithb flew up and hit him inhisright eye. He was rushed to Victoria Hospital, London, where he underwent surgery that night and. had to have his eye removed..He is making a satisfactory recovery. ID FLOWERS Floyy werei6A ,.. and Plants , EAI. GIFT FOR EVERY OCCASION Handicraft and Flower Sh.p 218 Josephine' 357-2023 POOLS, ETC. POOLS - PATIOS - SAUNAS In and Above Ground Pools Easy. Financing. Pool Toys and Lawn Furniture Wm. R. RGNd • Construction 96 Patrick St.„ Wingham . 357-2628 Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS Box 56 Walkerton DRESSMAKING AUDostaidt Dalt Soave Skiqe For Wedding and Other:Fabrics Dressmaking Phone 3571044 1 TOWING 24 Hours 24 Hours BURLEY'S TOWING Phone 357.1058 Wingham 24 Hours 24 Hours AUTOMOTIVE e. CE., L sh Ltd. Your Automatic Car Wash Centre . Transmission Repairs Expert Repairs to All Makes and Models of Cars and Trucks PHONE 357-2841 SALES AND SERVICE. Lynn Hoy Enterprises Honda and Skidoo Sales & Service 16 Patrick St., Wingham PhoPie 519-357-3435 WINGHAM SERVICE CENTRE Appliances Small Engines Bicycles Aluminum Products Etc. Maurice Shinto 132 Josephine St. S. 357-1792 FOOD PIZZA Freshly made to your order from a choice of Mushrooms, Pepperoni and Sausage • 3 Sizes Chicken & Seo Food Dinners RIVERVIEW DRIVE,IN 357.1360 • Watch Your Business Grow••. When You Plant Your Offer In 'The Advance -Tines • Moue 357-2320 GRAPHIC ARTS . Jrl�, ef►! s��4nb�? ,;Irk M1 • 'GUENTER HEIIV'. GRAPHIC ARTS Interior and Exterior Design Commercial Art - Signs RR 1, 'Wingham 357-3811 INSURANCE Ir For your ' INSURANCE See or CaII WILLIAM S. REED 64 Vittoria St., " 357-2174 AUCTIONEER 41...x. APPRAISALS & AUCf10NEERIN6 -- Farms, LivestOek, Implements, Homes, Household Contents Jack Alexander AUCTIONEER tit WNGHAM, ONT. 357-1442 BRIAN RINTOUL LICENSED AUCTIONEER R.R. 3 WINGHAM PHONE 357-2349 Saps of All Typo 1 P1. UMB I N G HEATING ,may: • Pl,umbi°rg Heating and'•! Sheet Metal Contractor PHONE 357-3080 STICKY- AIR , • Stewing over the smoke prob- lem in an industrial area of Miami, a Miami Herald writer turned to Longfellow for inspira- tion. He came up with"the best 14 - word editorial we've seen on pol- lution: . I shot an arrow into the air.: 'And the doggone thing stuck up t _tit laei�i:.es «.a. Porter on Monday. Guests with Mr. and•Mrs. Wil- liam Dettman on Wednesday were Mr. and • Mrs. J. J. Elliott'. Mrs. Raymond Elliott and Gor- don Messer visited Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Bosmon on Sunday. They also visited Chad 'Henning who was celebrating his 80th birthday and Mrs. Aitken who is in the .hos- pital. ° Mr •and' - Mrs. Robert Case -- more, Jim and Kim of Watford and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott of • Brussels visited.Sunday.with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon . Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Nixon, Grant, - Lori and Andrea of Lon- don spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen. Visitors on Saturday with Mrs. R. H. McKinnon were Mr. and Mrs. John K. MacTavish of Brantford, John R. MacTavish and Miss Cathy Woods of Kit- r{ - r. 1l d t r native gene in U«S.A R Hone, for Mrs, Georgie McCorrd of Bluevale who pawed awoy at Newburgh, New Yaerk, on Fr'ida r following a brief ice, Rev. Erie Ledrew ��!yo',y�f����Br followed � olftciat- ed' and. interni follow, in Wingham Cemetery. Poi.ers were Murray El- liott, Ricky Nicholson, Clarence BBhp,Ross Nicholson, ,Keith *Nicholson and Joe NiehOlfga,. all great:nephews of the deceased. Two great nieces, Mary Ann Nicholson :and ,in,. were Omer beams. The `tate Mrs. McCord. was the former Ethel Maude Nicholson, a daughter of the late Jame Nicholson and Mary Sherk. She VMS. borll in Turn 'Township on ,August 19,, 1890. During: her 'early life she nursed in New York Hospital, - Mr. McCord predeceased `hied wine, on Dec, 27, 1 , and in. Aug- ust 1971, she .moved to Canada to reside in Bluevale after residing - for' several years in New,. Vo*, State. She was, a member of the Bluevale .United Church.' , Surviving„are .one suer in-law, Mrs. Jennie. Nicholson: of Edward Strer.ef, Wi m • and two laSb� , nephews, Jack and Allan Nichol- son of Bluevale, A ENBY— and District }WOW an day, February 1s, to Mr. ami Mrs.Ivry iisidanby, Luck - now, , a ,clam. Ft,LTS,At the Wiagbam and Hilt Hospital ea FridaY February 16, to Wood Mrs* Au RR 3, Asia, a ter. PARK—At t the *wet inshore and on Sammy, *ad iiihts. LEWD ---At the Kincaroline and District 1 ispital on Friday, Feary 16, to• Mr. and Mrs. Fred Towit,; RR 5, Kincardine,. a daughter, Anil Lynne, A • .ter for Freddie. MacDONALD,At the willow)* and Dishier' day, February 18 to Mrs. Raymond Mac onald `intim, a daughter. , LANE --At 'the "Win and: • District 'Hospital on February 10, to Mr. o D. Stewart Lane, 'RR t rood, a daughter.: HALLMAN—At the Wingha - , and Pistriiot ;Hospital on day, February.I% to . Mrs, Brian; Hallman,_: R Wingham, -a daughter. B TMAN- At Listowel o ARMe iah Hospital ;. . on. Weday. Feby ruar `'7, ';to Mr., and Mrs,. Grant Bartmiah,.RR 2, J if ford, • a son,: tillborn. Men should not be alarrmed,by' the - report , - that there are 30,000,000 women # drivers lin North America.. Threti still FIGoty of ombuil'1 sides of the road. ia1I Iu-Iii 366 Edward St., Wingham Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating - Tinsmi:thing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 ELECTRICAL BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages FUELS monommiammore BILL TIFFIN imperial Esso Agent For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357.1032 INFORM THE PUBLIC AND NEWCOMERS THROUGH THE SERVICE DIRECTORY RICK NAY AND BARBARA RYAN were second and third place winners in the junior division for secondary schools at the Legion speaking contest held Saturday in Wingham. (Staff Photo) TED ELLIOTT, Zone Commander of the Royal Canadian Legion, was obviously pleased to present The Wingham Ad- vance -Times Trophy to his own daughter, Ferule, as first place winner in the junior secondary school division at the speaking contest in the Legion hall on Saturday. The Elliott family resides in Brussels and the trophy winner is tin F. E. Madill S.S. stun eat. (Staff Photo) 5 IN Ill Office 357-1344 - _ 5 Res. 357.1418 ■iIniuriiiii I NEAR sLISTOWEi 60 acres, 55_, -;acres. workable acres of Harriston loam, new fences. Barn, paint- ed, gravelled - yard. Barn with new steel or. hogs, ,silo 12' - x 37'. Two ,storey, 3 bedroom brick home, 4 pc. bath, 2 pc. bath down, wall to wall, broadloom in living room. All buildings . in good - condition. Shown by appointment only. .WINGHAM AREA - 100 acres, 80 acres workable, hardwood bush, spring creek. Barn 54' x 60', tie ups and 'loose pens. Implement,shed: 11/2 storey, 4 bedroom home, 3 pc. bath down, 2 pc• bath up. OFFICE - ' 357-3840 Representatives W. Adamson J; Brewer - C. Sutcliffe u' 5 5 5 ■. 5 ■ i 5 i 5 MI ORMACK -At Presbyterian Hospital, Walnut, Hill, Dai, on Tuesday,, February 13,: r1 • Mr, and John Me rmac ., of Pima, Texas,' a 'te y;9V :Christie. Frye room, :one sto located in village clo Wingham. This dwellini 3 -bedrooms,' .hardwoc linoleum- floors; and var li c and is _ condition. Sacrifice pili Otte storey, 2 bedroor home with 'new floor ink, oil, furnace;.." aluminum toca'.tod' i rrllltnta: 'f Priced for quick. sale. Two stor me 7 -root' home with 3 rooms .Iocat- ed in' Wingham.: "This dwel• - ling, • ,offered for the first 'time, Is situated on a corner, lot and is -•priced low with good terms. Don't miss . it. NEEDED: We have many sincere clients':.: .looking for fauns, rural and. recreation properties. List now for quick results, MULTIPLE LUT1i1 MUNI • PHOTO LISTING SERVICE Contact: JOHN F. BRENT KEITH FITZSIMM a Ns BROKER REAL -E S TAT -E 176 ,DIAGONAL ROAD i 027ei1I'I''� WINGHAM. ONTARIO CHOICE BUILDING LOT Large 100 ft. frontage, situated among new houses In very pleasant surroundings, near hospital and schools. This is one of a very few large fully serviced lots re - ma i n i ng in our town and is reasonably priced. BUNGALOW Located close to store and schools. Modern kitchen, dining room, living room has new broadloom. 3 bed- rooms and den. 11/2 baths. Walkout basement opens to a landscaped terrace, has 3 rooms finished plus 3 pc. bath. The home is nicely decorated throughout having been well cared for and could not be replaced today for many dollars more than the owner is asking. RANCH STYLE HOME Gorrie Location. New 3 bedroom brick ranch style home. This comfortably sized house is designed to eliminate outside painting as it features prefinished aluminum gable siding, eavestroughs and upper trim. The spacious living room has wall to wall broadloom adjoining the kitchen which features cushion floor and prey -finished kitchen cabinets. This home is priced to sell and is ready for early occupancy. Keen Ducharme, Repr.sentativ0, 570 Shut i: Unliket WIrghsm. Phos. 357404 _ .