HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-07-15, Page 4J, W. BUSHFIELD
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Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Ete.
Money to Loan
Office—Meyer Block, vslugham
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Tha Wiligharn Advance-lilmee,Weatteechq, 14k' z 9,195p, to Mr., and Mrs, Xennoth
Pellett, Wingharn, a daughter, Mary Lou PanloP
To Live in Teeswater
Wingham United Church. Was the
scene of a, pretty summer wedding
on Saturday afternoon ut two
n'clock when Mary Lou, Dunlop,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G, L,
Dunlop of -.S.Vingtrant, became the
bride of Donald Kerbert ThonePson,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Wm. L,
Thompson of Teeswater, Rev, D,
Procter performed the cereinony,
Mr, Dunlop gave his daughter in
mortgage, She chose a floor length
gown of pure silk organza over
taffeta, The long torso bodice was
styled with a scoop neckline of
appliqued guipere lace with irri-
descent sequins .and seed pearls
and short sleeves. The bouffant
skirt was accented with- applioue
and fell into a.chapel train. The
French illusion veil was 'held by a
crown •of.lace -and :treed . pearls and
her flowers were white baby roses
and stephanotis.
Identical gowns of sheer corn-
flower blue silk organza over taf-
feta were worn by Miss Greer
Dunlop,'maid of honor, and Misses
Elaine Worrell of Teeswater and
Merle Gowdy, Wingham, as brides-
maids. Their bouffant skirts were
ballerina length, They wore white -
organza headdresSes and carried
blue and white mums.
Dianne Thompson, niece of the
groom. was flower girl and wore
white dotted Swiss over blue taf-
feta, She carried a basket' of
white and blue mums,
Richard Thompson, nephew of
the groorit was the ring bearer.
Robert Thompson, .Teeswater, was
his brother's groomsman and the
ushers were Jack Clayton of Lon-
don and Clayton Thompson of
Teeswater.
Bruce IVIeTavish of Teeswater
Presided at the organ and ,Miss
Betty Anne Archer .of Kitchener
was soloist.
Guests were present from Sarnia,
Toronto, London, Pt, Elgin, Guelph,
Kitchener, Teeswater, Paris, Al-
vinston, Chatham, Pt. Credit, Col-
borne, Windsor, Hanover, Blen-
heim, Huntington Valley, Pa.,
Glamis and Hamilton,
LA. reception followed in the
church parlors, The bride's mother
received the guests in an em-
broidered dress with matching
Picture hat and a corsage of white
mums. She' was assisted by the
groom's mother, who wore a corn-
flower blue organza dress over
taffeta with white accessories; Her,
corsage was pink carnations.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, who
will live in Teeswater', left• on a
trip to Eastern Ontario' and Que-
bec. The bride wore a- champagne
ensemble of sculptured linen with
champagne accessories and a cor-
sage of red roses. „
Mrs. Thompson is a graduate of
Stratford Teachers' College.
BIRTHS
SANDERS--At the Wingliant Gen-
eral Hospital on Friday, July
1959,,to Mr, and,Mrs. Frank SPA.:
tiers, BeIgravei, a son,
I.,EMONT—At Chc Wingbank Gen
oral Hospital, On Friday, July 19,'.
- 1959, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman'
•,Lemont, Eden. Grove, daughter,
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LE0HINS — To Mr, and Mrs,
Allan Lechinsicy of Regina, Sask.,
(formerly Evelyn Cook of Eel-
grave), on Wednesday, July B.
1959, a daughter, a' sister for
Debbie,
PET,LETT—At the Wingham Gen-
Prat ospital, on Thursday, July
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VISIT THE REAL
LIVING SANTA
June 19 to. Thanksgiving ;
FUN VOR ALL THE FAMiLY
Children under 14 years FREE
9.30 a.m. to 6.00 P.01.
SUNDAY 1.00 to 6.00 p.m,
FOR SALE FOR RENT
TAME RASPBERRIES for sale, TWO-ROOM apartment for rent;
Phone Wroxeter 13r6, 15b l furnished, Apply Box n Ad
Vance-Times, 15b
• VOA SALE AMBULANCE SERVICE
;.EE's TAXI "sronccm and used
rtirnitnre We buy and sell,
• .Phone 185, rrb
CURRIE'S AMBOLANCIll, Wing-
ham, Dependable. Service Phone:
Day, 61; Night, 716 or 636,
BOY'S SMALL BICYCLE for sale.
PILTERS for actie—"Rapid In good condition. Phone 320.5, erlo!", 6,1nch, 79e; 6%-inch, 850. Brussel s, .Stan Hopper, ' 15* Mexandeee Hardware. lrrb
CLAIRR M, GRANT is now oeseOnbling bogs from TEESWATER
CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPING YARDS in affiliation with LucknoW,
Assembly Yards. Hogs delivered to the yards will be Innulleti free of
Charge excepting the usual Hog Producers' Fee. Begs insured by
O.II.P. while in yards.
Hogs accepted 8 n.m. to 3 p.m.
Pick-up" may be "arranged bi'COntictink
CLA1R M. GRANT, Manager
Phone '60-r-2 Teeswater
SAVE $ $ $ NO HANDLING FEE
SHIPPING 'DAY IS EVERY WEDNESDAY
8-15t;
NOTICE TO Towrgoy somous
WEEDS
Notice is hereby given to Pro-
petty owners hi -urban and sub-
divided areas to tfestroy all nox-
ious 'weeds as often as necessary
hi each season, to prevent their
going -tO -Seed;"" 'AISO;'-titar-aftele
Jitly 22, 1,059, proceedings will he
taken to destroy noxious weeds in
accordance with the Weed Control
Act,
W, R. DOUGALL,
Huron County Weed Inspector
8:15b
HELP WANTED . -
CARETAKERS WANTED
East Wawanosh, Township School
Area Board requests applications
for caretakers at the following
schools; .'duties .coMmenee 'Sep,
tember 1st, 1959; U.6, -(1,7, S.9, 5,10,
r..T.11, 5.13, U.16, II,17.
Applications should be received
by August 1st;' 1959, and addressed
to A. McBurney, secretary, R.R,
1., Belgrave, 15;22b
BUTTER. BEANS, cut flowers and
new potatoes for sale. George
Baird, phone 5487, 8-150
CEMENT GRAVEL for sale. Pit
run gravel; fine drive-way gra-
vel,: top gen.. Also builddzing and
heekfill donee., Kirkby, phnne,
Brussels 142W, 8152228h
SANTA'S VILLAGE
,•(:)LIT....FLOWERS.,„ancleblank. „cur,
rants for sale, George Baird,
Phone 5487. 15:221?
racebridge, „Ont..
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J17-J1y29b RENOVATOR. Autoreagic Shampoo
Now you can renew the appear-
ance of rugs, upholstery,. Leaves
Ile ring, odor or color change.
Taice half the work out of your
pining cleaning. Available at
Walker Home Furnishing,s; rrb
YELLOW Duncan Fyfe kitchen
table and chairs for sale, Phone
325, 15b LOST ' r
ONE HP, repulsion-induction mo-
tor for sale, $75.00. Apply Mack
Refrigeration and Electric, tele-
phone 672R. 15b
BOY'S RED jacket, lined. Lost at
Turnberry Park on June 25th at
pawl picnic, Please call Wrox-
'eter 15r2, 15b
SALES HELP WANTED,
SEVERAL used milking machines
for sale, Uet us install one' of
these or a new Woods in your
home on a trial basis. Distance
is no barrier, Irving Keyes,
Giamis. Phone Paisley 114r4,
20Alt-Nov.
rnnsoNAt, SALESMEN SERVICE on all mak-
es sewing machines, vacuum
cleaners, floor polishers. Rea-
sonable prices. Guaranteed work-.
ananship. Brussels Home Fur-
nishings, phone 1.94, Brussels,
19Se30b
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COCKSHUT"' 70 tractor for sale,
in good condition, Will exchange
for livestock, Phone 2Vrolesworth
9r8, Edgar MacDonald. S-15*
NOTICE
1, Mrs, Telma Jenkins, would like
to. make it ltnovCrn to the public
and those concerned that there is
not any record of a divorce of mine
in the U.B.A. or Canada. courts and
that no ,one is carrying any papers
to this effect, If I do'get one it
will be myself will receive it and
will be in our local papers, Ale
present no notion whatsoever, —
Lima Jenkins. 15b
TENDERS WANTED
S
TENDERS .
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until July 25th for the
installation of flush toilets, a sep:
tic tank and disposal bed for .the
Whitechureh (U.S.S. No. 10, Kin
lose) School. The lowest or any
tender pot necessarily. accepted
The work -is 'to be. completed by
August 22nd, For further inforrna
tion contact the secretary.—Millan
Moore, Sec., U.S.S. No. 10, Kinloss.
15:22b
MAHOGANY DOORS for sale, 1%"
interior, all sizes $3.99 (seconds),
Beaver Lumber, phone 66, Wing-
ham. 8:15b
EAT FOR SALE—Good beef by
he quarter, Killed on premises
uesday morning, Inspected by
pt. of Health. Yearling heifers,
quality. Lowest prices. Ray-
d Aekert, Ripley, phone 24r28,
Lucknow, 101r13. rrb
FEMALE HELP WANTED n
qour famitti will enjoy CARPETS, RUGS—See N. J, Wel-
wood for a complete range of
BARRYIMORE and HARDING
broadloom. .All wool Wilton
hardtwists and tone on tones.
Rug sizes or wall to wall, Have
an estimate this week for your
room, N, J,•Welwood, phone 86.
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GIRL WANTED to learn egg
candling and tabling, Apply
Maitland Creamery, 20rrit
GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1.25
"Ei
3 lbs. $1.25 1 ii PORK SAUSAGE
ii- LARD—we will fill your pail for 10c per lb. i
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or packaged in seal-tight containers 2 lbs. for 25c 1
BEEF BY THE. QUARTER ....
SPRING LAMB i
i CUT AND WRAPPED TO YOUR LIKING! - i
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: Lockridge's Butcher Shop
174
LOANS—First or Second Mortgage
loans, commercial loans, Exist-
ing 'mortgages and Agreements
bought, $1501 to $20,000.00, You
receive $1501.00 monthly pay-
ments $35.00; $2,000.00, $50.00;
$2,500.00, $65.00, Northern In-
vestment Co., 937 2nd Ave, East,
Owen Sound, Phone Ken Allen
4524, 24-,1-8-15b
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY ET or Montmorency cherries
ready, Bring . containers
pick, your own, if you wish,
we can supply 20 lb. pail 9f
same, freshly pitted or froz-
. If you care to order same
dvance call Govenlock's
Farm, half mile north of
e'-'on No. 21 Highway.
8:15*
A HOUSE to buy or rent as soon
'as possible, Preferably a small
house in Hospital Area, Buyer
with cash, Apply Box 51 Advance-
Times. lee
TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned till 12 o'clock noon,
July 24th, for the construction Of
the cleanout job of the Cruikshank
municipal drain. Plans and speci-
heath:Me maybe seen at the clerk's
office. Certified cheque of $200.00
to accompany each• tender. Lowest
or any, tender not necessarily ac-
cepted.
JOHN V. FISCHER, Clerk
15:22b
SALE OF USED
WANTED TO RENT
STORE DISPLAY
FIXTURES
FOOT SUFFERERS
If you have sore feet, ankles,
sciatica pains in legs, hips{ or lower
back trouble why not have your
feet checked by a qualified, exper-
ienced Foot Correetionist. See
4: A. VICKERS '
at Queens Hotel, Wingham,
each Monday afternoon
Other times — 481 8th Ave.,
Hanover, Phone 500
5 OR 6 ROOM apartment or house
with bathroom in Wingham or
within a. ten mile radius. Apply
Box 50 Advance-Times. 15*
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OOK SEE —
B E D
UTF ITS
(COMPLETE)
4,-6' PLATE GLASS SHOWCASES
complete with mirrored sliding
doors.
1-16" PLATE GLASS SHELF
1-12" SHELF—priced for quick
sale.
1-6' SERVING COUNTER
completely draweted, plate glass
top; front has sliding doors with
plate mirror back, priced right.
2-4.' WOODEN ISLAND HIS:
PLAYS-4 shelves •
1—MAGAZINE STAND 12' long,
beautifully fir;ished, only used
one year.
1—SMALL STAND with plate
glass shelf.
EXECUTIVE AND family must
rent 3 or 4 bedroom home in
Wingham by September 1st,
Apply box 43 Advance-Times.
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MISCELLANEOUS . NOTICE TO
BACKHOEING, excavating and
trenching. Small jobs a special-
ty, but none too large. Harold
Congram, phone 1079, 8Au26*
WANTED
ate r Consumers ALL SIZES 4, 3',3"
Steel FULL PANEL Bed
Walnut
Riser SLAT STEEL
Spring
ed Mattress; Rolled
uality Coveting,
0 Coils
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to my neighbors, relatives
and friends for the many acts of
kindness, expressions of sympathy
and floral tributes extended to me
in the passing of my husband in
Westminster Hospital, London. A
special thank you for fourteen
Bibles donated in his memory; to
the Masons,' the Legion comrades,
associate employees, pallbearers,
flower bearers . and consoling •ser-
vices by Rev. Conner and Rev, G.
Cox. Thanks also for services ren-
dered by Mr. Gordon Tanner and
Mr Neil McDonald, These kind-
nesses will never be forgotten,—
Mrs. Olive Boss. 15b
SOME WHITEWASHING done in
stables. Phone 5r4, Wroxeter:
150 IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for all risk coverage?.
For information phone 293, Stew-
Art A. Scott, Wingham. 2rrb The hours for watering lawns and
gardens are from 6 a.m. to 9 atm; and
from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This will be strictly enforced.
An ANNUAL charge of $4.44 gross, less prompt pay-
ment discount of 10 per cent, is made for the use of a
hose or outside tap for the above noted purpoies.
Anyone found watering lawns or gardens, who has n
paid for this service will be billed accordingly.
WANTED IN MEMORIAM
MORRISON—In loving memory of
our dear mother, Mrs. J. D. Mor-
rison, who passed away July 11,
1954.
May you rest inpeace dear mother,
Until we meet again,
—Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by the family. *15b
SEWAGE DISPOSAL — Septic
tanks, cesspools, etc., piimped
and cleaned with modern equip-
ment. All work guaranteed,:
Write Louis Blake, R.R. 2,'Brus-
sels. Phone 42r6, Brussels.
A15-.73,29*
LISTINGS ON
FARMS, HOUSES
AND BUSINESSES
IN WINGHAM AND
DISTRICT
Apply
FRANK CASKANETTE
Wingham, Phone 305
Agent for:
Wilfred McIntee
Realtor, Walkerton
15-22b
FOR See these and many other. small
stands, suitable for in Vie. store
display any day
9,50 At — WATERLOO CAL ILE Breeding
Association "Where Betfer Bulls
Are Used", Artificial breeding
service; All breeds of cattle;
Member owned and controlled;
cost loW, efficiency high; Use of
the best of, bulls; Disease con-
trolled, safety. For service or
niore information phone for long
distance Clinton Zenith 9-5650 or
coiled Teeswater 126 between;
7.30 and 9.30 a.m, week days; 6.00
and 8,00 p.m, Saturday evenings.
Calls received on Saturdayseven-,
mg will be serviced on Sunday ,
morning, For cows in heat on
Sunday' morning, DO NOT call
until Monday morning, "Better
Cattle For Better Living." rrb.
d Time Only
DELIVERY McK1BBONS IN MEMORIAM
CASEMORE—In loving memory of
a dear husband and father, Ern-
est Casemore, who passed away
July 22,1957.
Nothing can ever take away
The 'love a heart holds dear.
Fond memories linger every- day,
Remembrance keeps hint near,
Ever remembered by wife and
datighters, Shirley, Beverley, and
Joanne. lab
RIE & SONS DRUG STORE
orossisimiininnuaimitlift i IN MEMORIAM
EDGAR—In loving memory of
Fred A. Edgar, who departed
this life July 20th, 1951.
'Years roll on but memory stays as
dear and fresh as that sad, day.
There is no union here of earts
that hath not here an end,
Friend after friend departs. Who
bath not lost a friend? Not one,
Jesus had those dear to Him whom
He lost and mourned.
He loved Lazarus but Lazarus died,
Jesus wept at the sepulchre of His
departed brother.
I bless the Lord that when my life
is like a troubled sea
- WINGHAM 4/10,4, —-..P1.,01.••••••11,44/404/11,;•401.4
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Wingham Public Utilities Commission REAL ESTATE
C. E. SHERA, Superintendent f FOUR BEDROOM' house rot' sale,
3-piece bath ,UPstairs, 2-plece
,clown: 'Modern kitchen and util-
ity room, Well kept grounds.
Box 52 Advdnet-Times. 15b
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DEADSTOCR WANTED. TWICE!
The CT.& is good law, Twice
its validity has been challenged in
the higher courts, At one time the
Province of Ontario appealed to the
Privy Council claiming that liquor
control was a 'provincial matter.
The Privy Council ruled that the
C.T,A. was good law and had been
properly passed.
The second appeal in 1935 was
delayed by the war and reached
the P. Council in 1946, Again
the Act was ruled good, and in
addition the question was declared
settled for once and for all,
Huron County under the C.T.A.
has 'no legal liquor outlets 'what-
ever, Not a single beer parlour,
liquor store, brewer's warehouse,
cocktail bar can be found here,
Many bottle clubs have been open-
ed .from time to tithe,. brit few have
been able to operate legally for
long, Our CtoWn Attorney takes
effective action whenever he finds
sufficient cause. The court records
prove that the C.T.A, has teeth.
—Advertisement 15b
DEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
mal's; .Phone collect Wingham
378; Palmerston 123w, or Lair-
hard 398, Gordon Young (Elmira)
Limited, .. 6rrb
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solicitors, Ete.
Wingham,
BUSINESS
ancl
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
LARCE,• two-storey brick house
for- sale. Fou'r apartments, oil
furnace, situated close to public
and high schools and hospital.
Pull price $10,500 with good
terms, Contact William 5. Reed,
real estate - broker, Wingham.
Phone 292M, 8:15*
AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 48
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.C.
I have, remote from its rough
strife, harbors that shelter me,
Calm me my Lord, and keep me
calm while these hot breezes
blow, '
Be like the illght-clew's cooling
balm upon earth's fevered brow.
I would not alter a plan of Thine,
did I the power posses,
I rest my will in the will Divine,
and there I find my rest,
To every man' upon this. earth
death cometh soon or late,
Our loved ones cannot come to us,
but we hope to meet thein in
Ged's appointed time.
Blessed are the dead who die in
the Lord, the Scripture saith for
our comfort, •
Whate'er Lord ordaina is right;
here will I take my stand,
Though sorrow, need or death
make e'er for she a desert land.
There is no death; what seems so
is transition.
This life or medal breath is but
a suburb to the life Elysian,
Whose Portal 'we call death,
—Alice M. B. Edgar
• ALTERATIONS
• DECORATING
• PAINTING
• REPAIRS' • ,
110101111•11.111••111.111.1.1••• REAL ESTATE .
BEAUTIFUL new modern brick
ranch-style home for sale with
garage attached, Large living
room, dining-rooM, Modern kit-
chen, 4-piece bath, three bed-
reams, oil furnace and full base-
Ment.
RED BRICK HOUSE, well situat-
ed near Main street, with fotir
bedroOma •and new Oil furnace.
An Ideal honhe 'for a large family
or anyone wishing to Make a dn-
plex. Full price $8400,00.
P'or information on these or any
other real estate please contact
WILLIAM S, REED
Real Estate Broker
Phone 202M, Winghant
15b
ACHESON'S
Dead Stock Service
A MCTAVISH WANT McLEAN Higfhest cash prices paid ht.sitr-
rounding district for dead, old,
sick or. disabled . horses and
cattle. For the fastest and
propel{ retrieval of all wairnalS,
day or might, use Mir automatic
okehonge (at no cost to you.)
Call Long Distance and ask for
ATWOOD ZENITH 34900
o ,OEORGE IIISLOP
WROXETER'2R15
nAnnisTER, SOLICITOR
and NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATERONTARIO
Telephone 23 ~Teeswater
Wroxeter—Every Vilednesith.,/
afternoon, t-4 p.m., ,or
by appointment.
Wingham Phone 991w
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CEMENT
BLOCKS
BE THE
M OF A
PRESSURE
aTO-DOOR"
LESMAN
H CONFIDENCE
ST FOR LESS
STIMATES
WELLINGTON FIRE Frederick F. Hoinuth
Phro.B., R.O.
Carol E. Hornuth, R.O.
Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, R.O.
OPTOMETRISTS
PIIONE 118
Harristcm, Ontario
trIMIXIMCI) Company
Est. 1840
An all Canadian Company which
has faithfully served its polleY
holders for over a century.
Head Office — Toronto
IL C. MacLean Ingots/um Arenoy
Wingham
FINANCING A CAR?
Before you bey ask about out
Low Cost Financing SerVide with
complete Insurance Coverage.
STgWART A. SCOTT`
Phone 298 ° Winshain
are the answer if you need a
Wilding that is fireproof, per-
manent, economical and requires
little upkeep.
Ail eizes manufactured in Walk-
erton on new modern equipment.
ASK ABOUT '11(AIR NEEDS
DEAD STOCK
• gERV10E
tlighesf Cash Prices
For Old, Sick and
Disabled Cows and'
Horses
DEAD stodK AT MolittSt
CASH VAL*At
Immo Fitene Promptly
Cali Collect a 133
Bruce Marian
Brussels, Ont.,
24 HOUR SERVICE
OAKS FOk SALE
1954 DODGE sedan for sale, in ex-,
eellent eonclitiern. Phone 588.
1515
1 • trvEstoot FOR SALE
22 CIALTN/tS of pigs For sale, Phone
Wroxeter 9r1, 150
'11144iimass.rarii
MACK REFRIGERATION CEMENT fiRAVEL Mc1NTOSH & WARD
'HARTERED A CCOUNTANTS
Bell Telephone Building
WALT VIRTON
b. A, HUNTLEY; C.A. Resident Manion*
Telephones; Business 633; Residence 108
M DOORS
9 installed
ANTON'S
ardware
WALKERTON
SLIPPED
emoted, Excomot Quality
Available at pit or delivered.
Domestic — Commercial
Now. 014ERS A oomyttiltv
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
REPAIRS TO •
WASHERS bilYERS
Reeds", Cr Antoinette
APPLIANCES OF ANY MIND
zumenuat INSTALIATIONOI
Phone 612R Wingham
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NINE CHUNKS pig{' for sale.
Phone /09,124 Raymond Elliott.
15* WATSON ARMSTRONG Lt 'PAK PIGS for Sala, .Eleven
Weeks' old.. Earl Toner, aortic-,
phone Pordwich 5701, 150
o 00CA:ti YORRSIHRE pigs for
Sale, ten Weeks old, Avow Mr,
don RiggIns, third line Mort%
Pigott '32r60. W11886184 • 15*
. Phone 45 r 12
TEESWATER
1111 WINGHAM AREA
OONTACT PERRIS HOLM*
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Phone 571
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