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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-02-28, Page 91 ffi• T r•44/44>4�4J#J�J44//lls4�1J/lIi,'� —Win Lam AdvanceTiaa+r. February _." Athol t3ruce was fifer in � i YOU Buyedlee WE SELL .... a rode: for 66 Yre 01�owirhg an of five Elms and Douglas, boot of Bast + T weeks duration, Athol Wawanosh ; three daughters, AL ESTATE_ _; Bruce of East Wawanosh Mrs. Desmond (Norma) Garnett, ,;*fid. Township passed away Saturday, Ottawa, Mrs. Lorne (Lillian) - RE ilieJ = N February 24, at the Wingham and Campbell of l�elgrave and Rets J J 4 J�4�f�/W/W/ ► # i= District Hospital. He was in his Ross ak . grandchildren, as Gurnere am Bet�t. Mr. Bruce was born in East Brenda Watafldd � The Man To See Is GLUEVALI BUNGALOW fair the family appreciating roomy luxury with 1500 sq. h. on the main floor, elegant kitchen In- cluding all new appliances (even dishwasher), 3 upstairs bed- rooms, L-shaped wainscotted rec. room with bar and fireplace; cold cellar and storage facilities, above ground Pool and sun deck plue attached extra large garage. W".7re si" ii4 i pna here's wimr you Vii: iuiir tw a B- loomed kitchen, utility room, dining and living rooms, two 3 pc. baths including shower; 3 (maybe 4) bedrooms; good furn- ace, roof, wiring and plumbing, king-size carport (accommo- dates more than 2, cars) and only 3 blocks from Winghdm's main street. 36 ACRES with a charming 3 bedroom home, modern kitchen, 4 pc. bath and spacious living room, new furnace and electrical service, new plumbing and more. Hog barn 40- x 60, mostly bush but a few cleared acres at an attractive negotiable price See us for more details. DARLING COTTAGE in Fordwich offers affordable limited ac- commodation: large living room, modern kitchen with pantry, one bedroom and 3 pc. bath, conveniently close to stores and &4 $15.500. REDUCED AGAIN is a lovely 3 bedroom white brick home on Diagonal Road. The owners are relocating and wish to see a fast offer on this lovely, stately home in an excellent state of repair: Recently replaced are the furnace, roof, wiring, Insula- tion and more. TRY YOUR OFFERI Asking $41,900. C 4pc Contact: OFFICE - 357-1344 Coast. to Coast STAN CHADWICK - 357-2497 Real Estate Service MARGARET DAY .357-2196 Savrgny Real Estate Ltd., C1oY- FLkne, Ont. KOH 1KO — — cards and 0 R. Coiter die: Wawanosh on January 1, 1804, a eon of the late Alexander Bruce Garnett of Ottawa, Cameron Rost of l3juevale; and For Rent KEITH ' " Passmore and Rev. Dr. Robert In his 76th year and Susan MacGregor. He at- tended USS No. 7, East ace sister, Mrs. Jahn F. (Ester) McCallum of Bruseds. Taylor, stepson, Eldred Cather: Gorrie• P Armstrong 176 DIAGONAL ROAD G35711111111'017 at Albert $26 m cephoneN 357-1672 for for many years. TWO BEDROOM house, Y4 mileWawanosh, HOUSE: Privately selling a 3 Cards o f Thanks Passed away at Wingham and and farmed all his adult life. He was a long service He was predeceased by two daughters in infancy; four :altos west of Harriston. References re- Mr. Armstrong was born October 19 1890 in Morris I wish to thank my relatives, sixth concession of Morris District Hospital on Saturday, member of Leyal Orange Lodge and one brother. quired. Peter Harrison, 358-2243. neighbors and friends for the Township passed away Monday, - February 24, Richard Thomas No. 462, Belgrave, (67 years) and The late Athol Bruce rested at 37 -dc Feb—, 19 at Clinton Public stepdaughter, Mrs- Evelyn Carta of RR 2, Wingham, in his played the fife in Orange parades The Currie Funeral Home until Thanks to everyone who visited Hackett's Farm Equipment 76th year. for 66 years. He was also a Monday when service was GROUND FLOOR apartment, sent cards or treats while I Ltd., would to thank every- like Mr. Carter was born March 31, member of Royal Black -, iced , i at two o'clock by Rev. immediate a1 . J. Meyere, P Yer was a patient in Wingham and one for coming out to our grand 191 in Angus, Ontario, a son of Preceptory No. 1228, Blyth, and Kenneth hetes. Joint LOL and 357-2571 or (416) 414-0916. District Hospital. Special thanks ., opening. It made it all worthwhile the late Richard Thomas Carter played fiddle at many od-time RBP service was hetet in the to Dr. McGregor, Dr. Hanlon, Dr- to see so many turn out. Thanks and his wife, Ann. He farmed all dances throughout the arae• for funeral home Sunday evening at rr+APT11aRRiT in Win&AM. from 9 to 6 %ff_y,:,,, #-lin nR a.v1 ifgT AtAItf ai.....-.., _ _--- WinghaM to eve_ -= who a___ted 3ovr .,....., �.,., uv.ut flowers This adult lite. He by his first several years. 9. Temporary entombment toot Phone 357-1851 p.m. peir• Brown and the prizes, sent beautiful and was predeceased Mr. Bruce was also an active place in Wingham Maw, Day Care and Silver Circle Nurs- who helped out in any way at all. wife, Margaret Stevenson; three member of Knox Presbyterian with final resting place to be TWO BEDROOM heated a - ery staff. Your thoughtfulness Managementandstaff, brothers and one sister. Sur- Church, Belgrave, serving as Brandon Cemetery, Belgirave. ment, newly decorated, three will always be remembered. Hackett's Farm Equipment Ltd. viving is his wife, the former Eva elder. from 1945 until his death. Pallbearers were Mason piece modern bath, ground floor, Mary Campbell (Walker) Gault; one son, Jack On November 23, 1921, he was Robinson, Lewis Stonehouse, private entrance and driveway. The Bluevale Intermediate Gault, Wingham; one daughter, married to the former Grace Garner Nicholson, Jim Mc - Available immediately. Phone The relatives of the late Alice Ball Club wishes to thank all Mrs. Ron (Elizabeth) Reycei� Scott, Rev. Colston Jones of- Callum, Lorne Jamieson onset su-i any ;.;.e. „ '` - (Sharpin) Taylor wish to express teams which participated in the of Caronport, Saskatchewan; ficiating at the Belgrave Harold Vincent. Three Vaud - their sincere thanks to all their hockey tournament held in Bel- three grandchildren; one of ceremony. She j ,. '�' `�` 'sed him" �' Is Garnett' Eric Ross Wanted To Refit friends and relatives for their more Feb. 16.18. Blyth entered brother, arter HenryY �IEDu, and one sister, Sophiasons, in 1978. He is survived by three and Cameron Ross, carried floral many acts of kindness, memorial the winning team and consolation ; Strand, Oregon. Arnold of Londesboro, tributes. STORAGE SPACE about 1000 sq. donations to The Ontario Heart prize went to Wingham. Thanks The late Mr. Carter rested at ft. or more for furniture etc-, pre- ferably in Mildmay ates. Phone Foundation, The Canadian Can- cer Society and the United to all those who helped with the tournament in any way, maaking T� Giune Funeral Home where friends their respects until Alvin Orvis was lifelong 367-2308. Church Memorial Fund; floral it a very successful venture. paid noon Tuesdhy when removal was 21-28 tributes and cards of sympathy. A special thanks to Rev. K. Bary The Manager made to the Wingham Bible resident of-Wingham area to the ladies of Chapel where deceased was a Real Estate Passmore, Wingham United Church and to I would like to say many thanks member, Pastor Len Fex, Fred A lifelong resident of Ethel Dowse, in 1958; one the S. J. 'Walker Funeral Home. to all who visited me and sent cards, letters, gifts, flowers and Munnings and John Martin funeral service two Wi ham, Alvin Percy Orvis, Y daughter and one son in infancy; HOG FARM, 100 acres, 96 work- Your thoughtfulness was very treats while I was a patient in conducted a o'clock. Interment followed in Passed away Tuesday, February and one brother, George Orvis, in 1�• able, excellent corn land, good buildings, liquid manure tank, 2 much appreciated and will al- waysbe remembered. Wingham and District Hospital. Wingham Cemetery. 20 at Victoria Hospital) London ' l follow a brief illness He Friends rd at the S. � respects storey horse, close to Ripley. Thanks to the aura stiff an nursing . second floor and in ICU, to Dr. Pallbearers were Claude Martin, Fred Hayden, Howard in his 92nd year. J. Walker Funeral Home, Phone 396 -SNB. 14-21-28-7 I wish to thank my friends, neighbors and relatives for all the McKim, Dr. Hanlon, and Dr. Savage, Cliff Hefter, Don Clarke Orvis was born ii urn- bey Township, a• son of late r7' Wingham, where Mr: Orvis until Friday when cards and visits I received while I McGregor and to Lieut. I. Train- or for his visits. Thanks to my -and Bill Blake. Floral tributes were carried by •Orville Welsh p' Eleazer Orvis and Mary vi Barr Passmore conducted Y , LAND O'LAKES properties free was a patient in Wingham and thanks family for the things they have and Ben Hayden. He attended Zetland School d funeral service at two o'clock. Final resting will be catalogue. Cottages, lots, acre- District Hospital. Special to the nurses and to Dr. Corrin, done, to Joan for making it pos- was a member of the W am United Church. He lived in place Wingham Cemetery. ages, businesses and homes. Dr McKim and Dr: Bradley. Bible for me to get out for Christ- Wingham all his life working Pallbearers were Ross Orvis, Savrgny Real Estate Ltd., C1oY- FLkne, Ont. KOH 1KO — — cards and Thank you also to fir' �r mas and New Year's and to Susan for helping at home. J. rmsirong first as a drayman, latest as a Oil Springs, Bill Orvis, Waterloo, KEITH ' " Passmore and Rev. Dr. Robert Pearl Wright • was Morns native carpenter. He was also a fireman Taylor, stepson, Eldred Cather: Gorrie• P Armstrong 176 DIAGONAL ROAD G35711111111'017 at Albert $26 m cephoneN 357-1672 for for many years. Garnet Dowse Cambridge HOUSE: Privately selling a 3 Mary Ireland may Memorial Fund of the Wingham Joseph Alvin Armstrong of the He i survived by his wife, the (Galt), Maitland Edgar, bedroom house in Wingham. Mr. Armstrong was born October 19 1890 in Morris I wish to thank my relatives, sixth concession of Morris former Arabella Cathers, whom Petrolia, and Harvey Edgar, RR Newly decorated inside, modern I would like to thank m friends myfriends neighbors and friends for the Township passed away Monday, he married April 13, 1963; one 4, Wingham. Floral tributes were by Sam Cupskey and kitchen, carpeted throughout, lovely cards, gifts, phone calls Feb—, 19 at Clinton Public stepdaughter, Mrs- Evelyn carried BROKER insulated, new tool shed out back. and re uveS fpr visits while I was in the Wingham and allthose who visited with me ry Hospital. He was in his 89th year Jackson, RR 1, Wroxeter ; one William Young of Wmgham- of empathy. R E A L E S TAS' E Beat the real estate charge, only and District Hospital. Specialfamily on my birthday. Thanks also to and death followed a lengthy stepson, Eldred Cather: Gorrie• P - - ' donations be made to the 176 DIAGONAL ROAD G35711111111'017 at Albert $26 m cephoneN 357-1672 for thanks to Dr. Corrin, the ambu- the supper we all grandowed dren for � Y ��' nieces and enc hewsc it was y may Memorial Fund of the Wingham WINGHAM., ONTARIO showing. ' lance drivers and the nurses on PPe Mrs Gordon Higgins Mr. Armstrong was born October 19 1890 in Morris predeceased b his first wife, P Y United Church - 2 STOREY FAMILY HOME Solid brick in excellent condition. Modern kitchen_f9mi l din- ing room, double living room, library tartth'"tirdpla wsrardl)p wood staircase leads to master bedroom with 2 pc. bath en - suite, plus 2 bedrooms and 4 pc. bath. Hot water radiator heat- ing. A 2 storey storage building is also situated on the large lot just 2 blocks from downtown. Full price only $59,000. 3 BEDROOM HOME Brick construction, modern decor throughout, late model spaci- ous kitchen, living room, large new family room with patio doors and sun deck. Two baths, three bedrooms, new utilities and insulation. Excellent condition, owner moving. EXCELLENT LOCATION Very attractive home completely renovated with new Hanover kitchen, large living room plus family room and 4 bedrooms all with broadloom- New bath and utility room. Detached garage and concrete driveway. This property is an excellent buy at the low price of only $39,500. NEWLY RENOVATED BUNGALOW Situated op the outskirts of Wingham the 2 bedroom home has been completely renovated inside and out, with all new custom kitchen cupboards, new 4 pc. bath, new wiring, plumbing and insulation, plus many more attractive features, all for the low price of $34,500. Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Shuter Street, Wingham, Phone 357-2594 D O s�sstassst'� 911:A1 ��-r A. ■ ■ iElE�7`I ftm%p ■ _ `II wru inau�nmil itui;Ini� � . WINGHAM Where neighbours maintain their property and your privacy is this alfa tsy� three harlrnom. 1'/2 storey brick home. oil hoot, 11/2 baths, laundry room, private concrete driveway and a full lot. List price $37,500. 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, 1'/2 baths and only one block from main street. List price $39,500 but no reasonable offer refused- WINGHAM A new home for $36,5007 Th9t'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 clan still choose your own carpet and colour- ing schemes. TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS 100 acre general purpose farm with 75 acres workable. Pro- perty consists of 1'h storey brick home with 4 bedrooms, 3 place bath, contemporary kitchen, living room, den with a fire- place, oil heat and a largo barn. Listed at $85,000 so make an offer. TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH 200 acre beef farm with 185 acres workable. Magnificent 2 storey brick house with 4 bedrooms, largo kitchen, dining room, living room with fireplace, 4 piece bath, oil and hot water heating and an attached garage. An extremely largo born with adjoining silo complete this attractive offering. The fall plowing has been done. 347 Josephine St. 357-1414 Wingham, Ontario 28-7-14-28 second floor. , I Donald McIntosh, Township and was the last sur- ; Bruaefleid The family of the late Alvin P. viving memberof a family of five , !-Fri ' Orvis of Wingham wishes to ex- sons born to the late George WARD U PTI G R� V�. - s 1 1 I would liIM Suzann Love. thank my press their sincere thanks and Armstrong and SuzanLove. friends, i, , and relatives appreciation to relatives, friends He was predeceased by Herbert Listowel s ' for the cards gifts flowers and and neighbors for their many who formerly lived in British (519)6291-3040 i visits while I was a patient in the acts of kindness, floral tributes, Columbia, Fred (Alberta), • Wingham and District Hospital. memorial donations, cards and Edwin (fifth concession of CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Special thanks to Dr. Leahy, sec- food. Thanks to Rev. Barry Pass- Morris) and Henry (Blyth). and floor nurses and Keith more, the S. J. Walker Funeral He is survived by his wife, the Humphrey for his visits. Home and the ladies of the UCW former Annie Pearl Deacon; one = LoloMann of Wingham United Church. daughter, Mrs. Lawrence (Mae) ii 1f YN dMft These kindessses will always be Bottrell of London; one son, } remembered. Lloyd Armstrong of- Morris tRl(S George and Helen Underwood Belle Orvis and family, Township; and three grand- OUM dw "ON , „ FFA MYHEALTH wish to express their sincere nieces and nephews children. He was predeceased by Aw thanks to the volunteers of the one infant son. Wingham Fire Department, Mrs. The late Mr. Armstrong rested ��..��5������■ Mary Woods, Cliff Heffer, Len DIED at the M. L. Watts Funeral Home, ■ Baird, Doug Fortune and Orvil Brussels, where complete funeral and committal service TWO Month' t 1: ■ Hastings for their efforts in pre- GILMORE—Passed away in - ' ■ venting a fire which could have Wingham, John Raymond was conducted Thursday, ■ reached much more serious pro- Gilmore, in his 76th year. He February 22, at two o'clock by rent ■ portions. Everyone's assistance Mary Rev. Eric Ledrew of Brussels po ry was a son of the late Ma United Church where deceased WITH A YEAR'S OCCUPANCY ■ was very much appreciated. Gilpin and Patrick Gilmore • entombment followed in Brussels ■ ■ and is survived by one brother, was a member. Temporary Brand Now 2 Bedroom Apartments In � ■ , Edward of Pinecrest Manor, Cemetery Chapel with spring Lucknow, Teeswater and Ripley Lucknow. The late Mr. Gilmore ■ rested at the MacKenzie- interment to take place in Available Immediately ■■ NMI McCreath Memorial ChapelBrandon Cemetery, Belgrave. LIMITED TIME OFFER CULROSS TOWNSHIP ■ until Monday morning when acre. Two bedrooms, 3 1'/, storey home on % ■ removal was made to St. Call ■ ■ Joseph's Roman Catholic ,, GLENNHAVENAPTS.0 pc. bath with vanity andREAL ESTATE LTD. Church, Kingsbridge, for Mass Annual held bstorage area on second ■ at 10 a.m. Temporary en- ■ floor. One bedroom, : Phone 482-"71 tombment took place in South local branch of Phone SZ8 3 0 living room, dining Clinton Kinloss Mausoleum. ■ room, kitchen and util- : Bible Society ■ ityroom on first floor. ■ Good rni�r+tr, li•.,;,y. : G 0 acres workable, acre 2form, good Rev. Ron Baker was elected _ Price $37,000. barns, equipped for hogs. head n the Wingham branch a HuTTON the Canadian Bible Society at the 70,27 ho (51 acres) hav- ■ Nice 2 storey home. ` in 14.20 ho (36 acres) SWAN—In loving memory of anal meeting held Feb. it at � 9 ■ VICTORIAN STYLE --home in the home of Len Fex, the retiring . workable, level to roll- ■ Blyth on double lot, newly Gwen Swan (Brown) who passed president. 72 ACRES on Highway No. 87 near Bluevole. House is immacu- ■ ing, balance mixed i renovated, priced for quick away three years ago February Other officers are Mrs. Helen late with its 2 baths, modern kitchen, oak floors, attached. bush. 11/2 storey, 3 bed- N sale. 29, 1976. double garage. Painted barns 50'x 72' and 40'x SO', two ample-- room home. Taxes only . Curzon, first vice president; Mrs. DUNGANNON 1 /, storey God ink her home, it was His Margaret Hotchkiss, treasurer; meat sheds, silo, and steel granary. Land is all drained, an out- $134.14 per year. Price stucco, 2 bedroom home, at- will, standing farm. $35,000. But in air hearts she liveth still, Mrs. Hazel Campbell, secretary; ■ lathed' garage, nicely re -fin- and Verna 'McLaughlin and TEESWATER ■ ished. —Lovingly remembered by Murdean MacLeod, canvass WINGHAM - Price drastically reduced on this restyled 3 bed -Two storey brick apart- ■ BRUSSELS - 11/2 storey home, mom and dad. conveners. room house 3 blocks from downtown in Public School area ment house located on 3 bedrooms, dining room, The meeting was conducted by new home comforts include total insulation, electric heating, main street consisting ■ large lot. SWAN—Ill memory of a dear Rev. Robert Armstrong, who broadloom, modern kitchen and sunroom at the back. Price of four units. Two apart- ■ HULLETT TWP. - 50 acre farm, sister• Gwen Swan, who passed opened with prayer. The $29,900. ments on second floor ■ with good set of buildings. away three years ago, February �'"� have one bedroom each 29 1976 treasurer's report showed the BLUEVALE - Attractive 6 year old custom built birick bungalow. ■ NEAR WROXETER •New 1'-, response to the 1978 appeal for and main floor each ■ __ storey 3 bedroom home on 1 You are not forgotten sister, funds was most gratifying. A A quality electrically heated home featuring 3 bedrooms, a 4 unit having two bed- ■ acre with new small barn and Nor ever will you be. c. bath and a 3 c bath, living room, dining room, kitchen and ■ total of E1,520 was collected and p p g g rooms. All self contain- ■ = man extras. As long as life and memory lasts, finished rec. room with attached garage and patio doors. It ■ Y sent to the office in Toronto. ed. Two furnaces. ■ BLYTH -Now home, 1 floor, We will remember thee. The society expressed ap- odds up to a beautiful home. WROXETER ■ 3 bedroom brick bungalow, madly missed by Bob and angel stone ■ predation to everyone who One storey 9 landscaping completed. Sharon, Wayne and Lorna and helped make that appeal a 94 ACRES - '/, mile from Wingham, no house, barn 72'x 48' and home having 3 bed- ■ HIGHWAY PROPERTY - No Bill and Cathie. success and noted there is a 46' x 50' 79 level workable acres, balance bush. Could he an rooms and every con- ■ buildings, 80 acres, 45 acres continuing need for more Bibles. excellent place to build. ■ "" venience one would ■ workable, near Blyth. JILLINGS—In loving memory of ' ■ need for today's living. Contributions made In Y' 9• : MORRIS TWP. - 85 acres, 40 our dear daughter, Dana Jillings, Memoriam and at the time of the PARTIALLY completed split level house in Wroxeter area on a 1188 square feet of liv- workable, no buildings. who passed away March 1, 1978. appeal help the society meet this one acre lot. Materials on site for completion of house. New ing area. Electric heat. 4 ACRES - with good brick A bud that the Gardener gave us, need painted barn 24' x 40'. ■ This•home only being home, large born, new shed. Apure and lovely child, three years old, has ■ easily converted to farrowing He gave her in our keeping I BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom modular home in new condition to be ■ been well kept. operation in Hullett Twp. To cherish undefiled. moved to your lot, features 2 baths, oil hooting. Home is 24' x OFFICE 357 3640 S ACRES - 1'/2 storey home in But just as it was opening52'. John F. Brent Mullett Twp. SOLD To the glory of the day. �% the MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 335-331 Down came the Heavenly Gar Josephine (Jej Morrison FOOD FOR THOUGHT - Most dener WANT Representing 367-1704 _ of us could move mountains And took our flower away. -A—D S_ LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Clarence Sutchfle ■' if only someone would clear —Ever remembered and sadly .6%9 the foothills out of the way. missed by her father and mother, WINGHAM M 357-2320 Broker, Klneardino 396-2061 390 Tan and Brenda Jillings. • I