The Wingham Advance-Times, 1969-04-17, Page 6I,ISINTEE
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advance-T1mes, Thursday. April Vi, 1969
FOR SALE
12 -FT. FIBERGLASS BOAT,
trailer and 10 to. motor for
sale. Phone 151, Brussels. 17p
QUANTITY of used concrete
blocks for sale, standard size.
Apply John Bumstead, phone
3574193. . 17b
GUNS bought, sold and ap-
praised.ABC Sporting Goods,
B. Jenkins, Minnie Street.
Jne26prrb
NEW SET OF DRUMS for sale
and new 5 -string banjo. Priced
very reasonable. Phone 357-
2020 after five or at noon. 17b
USED BLONDE WOOD crib
C' for sale, in excellent condi-
tion, $20. Phone Brussels 344
J13. 17p
PROMPT radio and television
service. Licensed technician.
Repairs to all makes and mo-
dels. Pattison Radio and Elec-
tric, phone 357.2262. 20rrb
GO CART for sale, complete
with motor. Live axle and disc
brake. Phone Wroxeter 28W2.
17p
FOR SALE—Steel land roller;
PTO 10" hammermill; 1 -ton
feed mixer; 2 Muscovy ducks
and 1 drake. Phone .357-1018.
17b
EAVESTROUGHING on house
or barn. Metal flashings. Roof
repairs.CHIMNEYS built.
Free estimates. Morrison Bros.,
phone Lucknow 528-2906.
F2Orrb
SEVERAL NEW and used 3
pt. cultivators; Case crawler
with winch; 10 , bus. timothy
seed. Mel Jermyn, 35337, Brus-
selS. 17p
TRAILERS : for ale or rent:
Large selectio of Travel
Trailers on dis lay. Indoor
showroom. Buy now and save.
Merry's Trailer Sales & . Rent-
als, Walkerton', 881-0406:
17-241b
FOR SALE "L" shapedframe
building •(former feed mill), '
40x28 and 20x25, with new
roof and hardwood floor. Eric
W. Rice, Lucknow, R. R. 2,
phone 528.6695.. 17-24b
BE READY FOR SPRING
CLEANING—Vacuum Cleaner
begs and filters to fit all popu-
lar makes. G.E,., Westinghouse,
Hoover, Eureka, Singer, Filter
Queen, Airway, etc. Replace-
ment hose and complet. va-
cuum service. Pattison Radio
and Electric. l0r, rb
BEAT THE RISING cost . of
Beef: Stock .your freezer now.
Choice Beef fronts, . 45c lb.,
avg. wt. 110 lbs.; sides of beef,
53c lb. Smaller packs available
for small freezers. Free deliv-
ery to Wingham. Meyer's
Meats, phone 1-392-6827, T es -
water.
VACUUM CLEANER Sales &
Service for all makes. R. K.
Peck, Varna, dial 1-262-5350.
D26rrb
SORE ' UDDERS—Relieve sore-
ness and inflammation as-
sociated with mastitis with
Nikon Udder Rub. Soothing
and penetrating. Vance's Rex -
all Drug Store, phone 357-
2170. 17b
ANTIQUE BOXY STOVE for
sale; Gilson- refrigerator; Ser -
vel thermo refrigerator; an-
tique chest of pine drawers;
other household articles; quan-
tity of dishes to be ,sold in
bulk. Apply Reg. Elliott, R.
R. 2. Bluevale. 17b
DICK BUCK
SEWING MACHINES
,New and reconditioned ma-
chines. Whig - Elna - Arrow.
Prompt repairs to any make.
Try our Products and Service.
Next to Smitty's, on the Plaza,
Hanover. 17-24-1-8b
TRACTORS FOR SALE
1—W6 International 450
1—W4 Intcrhational 450
WRECKING
30 Cocitshutt LPTO
WD9
44 Massey diesel with new
•pump '
261 Pontiac motor, 15000 miles
1964 Ford Galaxie XL Cony.
390, console, buckets, radio,
power steering and brakes,
whitewalls, new, top and
window
1957 Ford 350 series, V8, 4 -
speed: 9 -ft. stock rack
PHONE NIGHTS 357-1089
17b
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
CHOICE serviceable Register-
ed horned Ilercford bulls, also
open heifers, bred heifers and
cows. Many off our $8000 herd
sire. Guaranteed breeders. Re-
duced prices. Free delivery.
W. J. "Mcl lugh, Moiint Forest.
Ont., phone 323-2554, 10-17p
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SEED FOR SALE
PRIDE SEED CORN for sale,
both in silage and husking var-
ieties.. Clare VanCamp, phone
Brussels 378W6. 17b
FOR YOUR seed grain and
grass seed contact Wilfred
Walker, seed cleaning eleva-
tor, formerly John Bumstead
& 'Son., phone 357-1431.
3-10-17p
FEED FOR SALE
3000 BALES of first -cut . hay
and 2000 bales of barley straw
for sale. Contact Richard
Moore, 357.3279. 3.10.17p
DEBENTURES FOR SALE
TOWN OF WINGHAM
8% DEBENTURES
The Town of Wingham of-
fers for sale at par, $24,200.00
of 8% debentures 1 to 15
years, for - construetion of
sanitary sewers. Debentures
are validated b . the Ontario
Municipal Boar and will be
ready for delivery in May.
Place your oral' now.
William Renwick,
Town Clerk.
10-17b
MUNICIPAL DEBENTURE
FOR SALE
The Township of EAST WA-
WANOSH has for sale a drain
debenture in the amount of
$4,134.46 bearing interest at
the rate of 8% per annum.
The principal and interest will
be repaid in 10 equal annual
instalments of $616.14 each
with the first instalment fall-
ing due December 20th, 1969.
For particulars apply to:
Alex. McBurney, Treasurer,
R. R. No. 1,
Belgrave, Ont. 10-17-246,
FOR RENT
2 -BEDROOM HOUSE for rent,
livingroom, diningroom,kitch-
en, all modern conveniences.
Apply Box 98, Advance -Times.
17b
3 LARGE ROOMED apartment
for rent 'in Wroxeter. Stove
and fridge stipplied. May be
rented with or without other
furniture. Phone 89J1, Wrox-
eter. 17b
FOR RENT—Newly decorated
3 -bedroom, home in Wingham,
in quiet location, comfortable,
large garden. Immediate pos-
session. Reasonable rent. Ap-
ply Box 97, Advance -Times.
17b
GRASS for rent. . Phone 357-
1987. 17b
PASTURE for yearling cattle
available. Apply Lot 15,- Con.
8, Morris Township, C. L. Hol-
linger, phone Brussels 345W5.
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100 ACRES mixed grass for '
rent, suitable for 50 yearlings.
Good coral and chute. Phone
Lloyd Ackert, Ripley 395-2826.
47-24b
MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED — Responsible per •
-
son to help cut grass ' . and
general maintenance of . the _
grounds ' of a , private home. '
.Apply Box 96, Advance -Times. .
.17b
WELDERS.- MECHANICS
MACHINE OPERATORS
Required . Immediately
Excellent working conditions.
Only experienced' need apply.
Phone or Write:
Personnel Manager
THE DOMINION ROAD MA-
CHINERY COMPANY LTD.,
Goderich, Ont., Plk, 524-7374
URGENT REPRESENTATIVES
REQUIRED
Due to our expansion ' pro-
gram for Western Ontario, we
require immediately local rep-
- resentatives for Goderich and
Areas. . Excellent commission
arrangement, .experience not
necessary. For further infor
' mation call or write Mr. Geo.
Sibbery, H. Keith . Limited
Realtor, London Office, 924
Dundas Street East, 672-3333.
10-17-24b
FEMALE . HELP WANTED
:LADY TO HELP with general
housework and ironing. 357-
3014. 17p
BEELINE FASHIONS—Display.
Beeline without neglecting
your home or family. 'Free
wardrobe twice yearly. No
delivering, no collecting , of
money, no investment. Call
Linda Henhoeffer, 744-1755,
Kitchener, • or write Box 95,
Advance -Times. • 10-17-24b
TENDERS WANTED •
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
TENDERS FOR PIY RUN
GRAVEL
Sealed tenders will be re-
ceived by . the undersigned
until May 3; 1969, at 5 p.m.,
to supply, load and haul ap-
prox. 17,000 cu. yds. pit run
on township roads. Lowest or
any tender not necessarily /ac-
cepted.
William McArter, Road Sup-
erintendent, Morris Township.
17 -24 -lb
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
I WOULD babysit in my home
by day or week. Bluevale, ph.
357-1671. • 17b
DEAD $TOCK
REMOVAL
for fresh dead, disa led cows
and horses.
For the most . pr mpt and
courteous service in 'this dis
trio
PLEASE CALL COLLECT
MARLATT BROS.
Phone 133 Brussels. Ont.
24-hour service...4 days a week
License No. 390-C-85
WANTED
WANTF,I) TO BUY — Girl's.
used 18-20" bicycle. Phone
357-1196. 17b
WANTED -r- 2 or 3 bedroom
downstairs apartment or house
to rent. Phone 357-3394. 17b
WANTED TO RENT — One -
bedroom apartment in Wing -
ham. Phone 523.9338, Blyth,
on week days after 6- or week-
end. 17p
WANTED Cattle for pasture,
good grass, plenty of shade
and water. Joe litanies, R, R.
4 Brussels, phone 37435, rus-
sels. 17-24p
WANTED DEAD STOCK
Fresh dead stock; cows dead,
$12. each; dead horses, $20.
each, over 500 pounds, accord-
ing to size. Collect 369-2410,
Durham. Lorenz Removal.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES
OSCAR HOLMES.
ALL ,PERSONS having
claims against the estate of
the above mentioned, late of
the Town of Wingham, in the
Comity of Huron, Labourer,
who died on March 17, 1969,
are required to file proof of
same with the undersigned on
or before. the 21st day of
April, 1969
After that date the Execu-
trix will proceed to distribute
the Estate having regard only
to the claims of which she
shall then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, On-
tario, this 27th day of March,
1969.
CRAWFORD, SHEPHERD &
MILL,
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executrix.
3-10-17b
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE 'ESTATE OF ELSIE
MAY ISBISTER.
,ALL PERSONS having
claims against the estate • of
the above mentioned, late of
the Town of Wingham in the
County of Huron, Housewife,
who died on the 4th day of
March, 1969, are required to.
file proof of same with ,the
undersigned on or before the
• 19th 'day of April, 1969.
After that date the Execu-
tors will proceed to distribute
the estate having regard only
to the claims of which they
shall then have' had notice.
DATED . at Wingham this
25th day of March, A.D. 1969.
CRAWFORD, 'SHEPHERD &
MILL;
, Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors.
A , 3-10-17b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
` AND OTHERS
"In the estate of JENNIE
ROBENA SHERRIFF, late of
the Towns of Wingham in the
County of Huron and Province
of Ontario, Retired Teacher.
All persons having claims
a against the above estate are
required to send full particu-
lars of such claims to the
undersigned Executor on or
before the 19th day of April,
1969, after which date the es-
tate's assets will be distribu-
ted, having regard only to the
claims that have then been re-
ceived.
THE
CANADA TRUST COMPANY
London, Ontario, Executor,
by J. T. Goodall, Solicitor,:
Wingham, Ontario. 3-10-17b
LOST
LOST—Light brown corduroy
jacket, size 16; taken from
park bn Saturday.. Please re-
turn to owner or call 3574267b2..
24 Hour
Approvals
2nd & 3rd Mtges.
Ontario Wide Loans
LOW cost. You can call to
10 p.m. today for helpful,
courteous service. Prompt In-
vestment Corp. Ltd., 62 Rich-
mond St. W., Toronto.
366-9586, EVGS. 239-4913
3-10-17-24p
• Phone CollectM
3¢42577, Hanover
MILLER -
J. LESLIE MILLER
Professional Spray Painting
Sand Blasting
Brick Cleaning and Sealing
Quality Work Guaranteed
A17-Jne12b
MANAGER
$UPER1NTENOENT
REQUIRED
Applications for the position
of Manager/Superintendent of
Wingham Public Utilities Com-
mission will be received by
Secretary - Treasurer G. C.
Snowdon, until April 24, 1969.
Applicants are requested to
reply stating experience, quali-
fications and salary expected
. to: -
WinghaYn Public
U ilities Commission
P.O. Box 430
INGHAM, ONTARIO
HN PATTISON, Chairman.
10-17b
CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to express our sin.
cere thanks and appreciation,
for the kindness shown dur-
ing our recent bereavement in
the loss of a dear wife and
mother. Our thanks is extend-
ed to friends, neighbors .and
relatives for the messages,,ot
sympathy, floral tributes, con-
tributions to the Heart Fund
and for the food brought to
our homes. Special thanks to
Rev. and Mrs. McKinney, Dr.
McGregor, and all the hospital
staff and to Barry and Joan
MacPherson. It was all very
much appreciated and will
never be forgotten. -- Bob
Stebo and family. 17p
I would like to thank my
friends and neighbours and all
who sent gifts, flowers, cards
and visited me while a patient
in' the hospital. Special thanks
to the nursing staff on second
floor and Rev. H. Hamilton
and also the doctors. — Mrs.
May .Salter. 17b
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to relatives and
friends for gifts,cards and
visits while' a patient in hos-
pital. Special thanks to Dr.
McGregor and the nursing
staff on second ,floor. — Ken
McMichael. 17p
I wish to express my thanks
to friends and relatives for
gifts, cards and visits while I
was a patient in hospital. A
special thanks to Drs. McGreg-
or. and Leahy and nurses on
second floor.—Alex Coulter.
17b
I'would like to thank friends •
and neighbors who inquired
and sent gifts while I was a
patient in the hospital. Special
thanks to "the nurses in Pedi-
atrics and Dr. Hughes.—Terry
Hoy. 47p
We wish to express our, sin-
cere thanks ,to relatives,
friends and neighbors, also
those in far away places, for
gifts, flowers, telegrams and
cards which made our 50th
wedding anniversary such a
wonderful event.—Flo and Ed
Walker. 17p
We would like to express
our sincere thanks to our
neighbours and friends for the
gifts received from them and
an extra thank you to those
who assisted us in moving to
our new home.—Beryl, Audrey
and Bill Kirton. 17b
The Belmore Maple Syrup
Festival Committee would like
to thankall those who helped
make this year's festival a suc-
,; cess. Special thanks is extend-
ed t -oit, .who gave donations• o
all inose in the community
who worked long hours for the
success of this project, and '
those from other centres who
supported our undertakin • 176
I would like to express my
sincere thanks to relatives and
friends for gifts, cards and
visits while a patient in hos-
pital. , Special thanks to Dr.
McGregor and nurses on sec-
ond floor.—Mrs. Irene Gow dyb.
I would like to sincerely
thank ' all my . friends and
neighbours for the cards; gifts
and flowers sent me while in
the hospital. Special thanks to
Dr.. Bozyk and the nurses on
' second floor.—Mrs. Carl Proc-
ter. 17b
I would like to express my
sincere . appreciation- to all
those who remembered me in
so many kind and thoughtful
ways during my stay in hos-
pital in Florida. Special thanks
to Rev. H. Hamilton and all
the members of St. Paul's con-
gregation and choirs for pray-
ers, telegrams, flowers, gifts
and cards received. Also to the
. Wenger family for flowers,.the
Advance -Times and cards. It is
when one is hospitalized so far
from home that all these acts
of kindness are doubly ap-
preciated. Sincerely—Donelda
Davidson. 17b
IN MEMORIAM
McLENNAN—In loving mem-
ory of David McLennan, who
passed away eighteen years
age; April 26, 1951.
Years go by but memories stay
As near and dear as yesterday.
It's not the words, they are
but few,
It's .the loving memory we
keep of you.
—Sadly missed and lovingly
remembered by wife Reta, and
family. . 17p
"CAR INSURANCE DUE?
111 get you
the best car
insurance value
from the world's largest
car insurance company.
Let's talk!"
W. D. "Bill" MAY
Dial' 357-3280
State Farm Mutual
Automobile Insurance
Company
Canadian Head Office:
Scarborough, Ontario,
P672.1 CI27rrb
AUCTION SALEM
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of farm machinery, grain and
household effects wil be held
for ALEX COULTER, N.H.
Lot 34, Cen. 14, . East Wawa -
nosh, 3/ miles west of Wing -
ham, SATURDAY, APRIL 19,
at 1:30 p.m.
Machinery —35 Massey Fer-
guson tractor with loader,
LPTO and chains; D Case with
LPTO; front end snow blower;
0 -furrow , M.F. plow; 3 -point
hitch cultivator; International
28 -plate disc; 10 -section di-
amond harrows with stretcher;
M.H. 15 -run power lift seed
drill; 2 Soon wagons with 16'
racks; King wise 34' elevator;
M. -H. 8' binder on rubber; 2 -
wheel trailer; New Holland 66
baler (like new); Case manure
spreader; John Deere spreader
(95 bus.); McCullough chain
saw; M.H. 4 -bar side rake; Fer-
guson 7' hydraulic mower;
land roller; slush scraper;
grader blade; one way disc;
cattle oiler (new, with oil);
cattle clippers; steel fence
posts; cattle crate; cattle
chute; 2 steel water troughs,
6' and 8'; sugar kettle; sap
pans and pails; 3 power saws
and drill; 1 horse electric mo-
tor; .! horse electric motor;
electric fencer with wire;
150 -gal. gas drum; vice; cedar
posts; 50' electric cord; set of
light sleighs; cutter; double
horse harness; number 22'
sleepers and planks; pine chop
box: forks; shovels; numerous
small articles. •
Grain -10 ton mixed grain.
Some household. effects.
Owner or Auctioneer not
responsible for anv accident
in connection with this sale.
Terms—Cash. Farm sold.
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer,
357-2349. 10-17b
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects, Property
and Antiques will be held for
MRS. SAM REID
at Victoria Street, Lucknow on
SATURDAY, APRIL 26
Commencing at 1:30 p:m.
Dining room suite (60 years
old); studio couch; tables and
lamps; piano; television; radio;
rocking chairs; 2 oil stoves;
refrigerator; kitchen cupboard;
kitchen table and chairs; sew-
ing 'machine; day bed; 3 ed -
room suites; wash , stand et;
dishes; coloured glass 'items;
kitchen utensils; appliances;
pictures; antiques; numerous
articles.
Property—If not sold prior
to sale day, will be offered,
subject to reserve bid; at 3
p.m. The lot has a freshly
painted frame, 8 :room house
with new roof.
Terms of Sale Property.
'10% down, balance -in 30 days.
:Cash on household effects and
antiques.
Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer,
Whitechurch, 357-2349. 17-24b
- MISCELLANEOUS
FOR CUSTOM Ploughing and
Cultivating phone 357-1375.
27-3-10-17b
BACKHOEING
- • Phone 12, Brussels
Lincoln Martin. A113-My15p
GARDENS TILLED OR
PLOUGHED
Weed Si;rhying for Lawns
Wingham • Lawn and Garden
Centre Earl Jenkins
Phone 357-2683 . 17rrb
CEILING AND FLOOR TILING •
Recreation Rooms - Small
Carpentry Jobs
Call:
DAVE MOORE
357-1670, Wingham
10-17-24p
THE DECOR SHOPPE
Floor,, Covering - Sales - Instal-
lation Harding Carpets -
Draperies . •
Murray Gerrie
357-2002, Wingham
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
• Modern equipment ;bed.
All work guaranteed.
Write:
LOUIS BLAKE
R. R. 2, Brussels, Ont.
Phone 442W6, Brussels
Ap3'Jly31 p
FOR YOUR
Insurance Needs in Automo-
bile, Farm Liability, Accident
and Sickness IIome Protection
Call your Co -Op Agent --
LLOYD MONTGOMERY •
53 Maple Street, Wingham
Dial 357.3739
SEE GEORGE BROOKS
t
Stratford Cemetery Memorials
Ltd.
for Memorials of Distinction
Lowest prices in the area
• 38 Avondale Avenue
Stratford
Phone 271-6736 Collect
POURED
CONCRETE SILO
for the
STORAGE OF GRAIN OR
SILAGE
14 years silo building
experience
• We build one silo to sell
another -
WHARRAM SILOS
R. R. 1, GOWANSTOWN
PH. 343.5361, PALMERSTON
A3.10.17p
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SALVATION ARMY
HOME LEAGUE
Spring tea and bake sale,
Saturday. April 26, 2:30 - 5:00
17-24b
SPRING CLEANING?
Save all your furniture, an-
tiques, dishes, appliances,
tools. books, records, etc., (no
clothing, please), for the °How -
ick Lions Rummage Sale being
'held on Wednesday, June 4th.
Contact any Lion NOW for
pick-up service. 17b
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
50 -ACRE FARM for sale, on
No. 4 Highway, all workable;
good barn; fully modern 6
room brick house. Cecil Wheel-
er, Blyth. 17b
FOR SALE
EDWARD A. ELLIOTT
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Telephones:
Bus. 357.1590; Res. 357.1555
Three-bedroom frame, Man-
ville sided home, livingroom
with large thermo window,
dining room and attached
garage. Possession August 15,
1969.
3 bedroom stucco cottage on
North Street, in immaculate
shape. All modern convenien-
ces. $8,500.00 full price, with
low down payment. Possession
30 days.
Immaculate one and one-half
storey frame duplex on a large
lot, two blocks from main
street, three bedrooms on each
side with separate entrances.
New furnaces, new chimney
and extra insulation. One side
vacant for immediate posses-
siop. Excellent income home.
FOR SALE
New 1 storey brick home,
attractive living room with
picture window and hardwood
floor, 3 bedrooms, 4 -piece
bath, ultra -modern through-
out, full basement, electric
heating. Located close to
schools.
Brick Duplex, each unit. self
contained, good repair, 1 block
to main street, excellent in-
come property. Full ' price
$15,000.00 with early posses-
sion.
Well situated 1% storey, 6
room house, hardwood floor
throughout, 4 -piece bath, good
basement and oil furnace. Ear-
ly possession.
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Fully modern 7 room, 11/4
storey immaculate home with
new oil furnace, in the Village
of Teeswater. Well situated,
attached garage with work
shop, two sun porches, land-
scaped lot. Possession . April
lst.
125 -acre highway farm, 11/4 -
storey
1storey 6 room house with bath.
Large barn with attached
straw shed. Drilled well, wa-
ter on pressure, hydro through-
out. Implement shed 20x80
with cement floor. There is
115 acres of level, tillable
soil. Balance in bush. Spring
possession.
Lot with 99 ft. frontage. 2
blocks to main street. Full
price $1,250.00.
WILLIAM. S. REED
Real Estate Broker and
General Insurance
Wingham, Phone 357-2174
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
FOR SALE
100 -acre farm. 85 workable
with 10 acres ploughed and 14
freshly • seeded and 15 acre
bush. This is a well . drained
farm with good Harriston
loam. Barn is 60' x 60' with
• open stabling and cement floor
with hydro and drilled well on
pressure. Eight -room 2 -storey
white brick . home with. four
bedrooms, with new oil . fur-
nace. ' This .farm is located
about five miles from Wing -
ham . and close to main high-
way. An outstanding buy at
' 821.500 with approximately
half down and the' balance on
mortgage at a very low inter-
. est rate. "
EUCHRE
Saered . Ieart Parish Hal%,.
final 'euchre for this season
will be Tuesday, April 22,at
0:15, Everyone .welcome. 17b
THE 'FINAL GAME
Of the hospital marathon
bridge will be held in the
Council Chambers on Wed-
nesday, April 23, at 8 p.m. To
present prize for the season's
play. Everyone welcome. 17b
CRAFT. AND HOBBY
EXHIBITION
Wesley - Willis United
Church. Clinton, Friday, April
25, 7-10 p.m., and Saturday,
April 20, 2-10 p.m.Sponsored
by Women's Hospital Auxil-
iary. 17b
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE
St. Paul's Anglican Church,
Thursday, April 24th, at 8:15
p.m. Everyone welcome. Prizes
and Lunch. 17p
DANCE
Friday, April 18th. Legion
Hall. Ken Wilbee's orchestra.
$1.00 Per person. Must be over
21. - 17b
DANCE
in Wroxeter Community- Hall
Friday, April 18. Proceeds for
the Wroxeter arena. Sheldon
Mann's Orchestra. 27-3-10-17b
GOLF CLUB OPENING
May 1st. Booking banquets,
wedding receptions,dinner
parties. Licensed LBd. Ph.
' 357-2179 for appointments.
3-10-17b
98 -acre farm with 65 work-
able, 25 acres ploughed with
10 in seed, located on main
highway, approximately five
miles from Wingham'. Barn
has hydro and 'water on new
drilled well under pressure.
Also driving shed and two-
storey home with three bed-
rooms, new 3 -piece bath down-
stairs, plus living room, din-
ing room and kitchen with
cupboards and stainless steel
sink. Central heating with oil„
forced -air furnace. Full price
$18,600 with cash preferred.
Four large building lots,
complete with large septic
tanks and hydro. Water rights
from drilled well negotiable.
Frontages range from 75' to
85' . s 190' ,and are located
four miles east of Wingham on
Hwy. 86. Priced reasonably.
"Multiple Listing and Photo
Listing Service"
Drop into the new. Wingham
Off., formerly Rapp's Bakery.
Contact:
'JOHN F. BRENT
Phone: Office 357-1344
Res. 357-1418 '
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY
To the Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital will meet Mon-
day afternoon, April 21st, at
2:30 in, the Council Chambers
—one week earlier than usual.
Everyone welcome. 10-17b
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Pletch (Bonnie Fraser) in Wo-
men's Institute Hall, Belgrave,
on Friday. April 18th. Ladies
please bring lunch. Everyone
welcome. 17b
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Math-
ers, R. R. 2 Bluevale, an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Margaret Ruth,
to Mr. George Murray Town-
send, Seaforth, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Townsend, R. R. 3
Seaforth. The marriage will
take place .on Saturday, May
10, at the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J.
Craig, R. 41,. 4 Wingham, an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter,. Mary
Louise of Kitchener, to Mr.
Lawrence . Edward Martin, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Martin of Kitchener. The mar-
riage will take place Friday,
May 16, 1969,..at Sacred Heart
Church, Mildmay, at 7 p.m 17z
ly E
13EWMVE,NTliere were 11
tables in play at the It.elgraYe
weekly euchre last Wednesday
evening In the Congnunity
rooms. The prize winners were 11
high lady, Ks.. Mi1dred,Stew*
art; high man, George 1'uhrsto8
novelty lady, Mis. Albert Ba-'
con; novelty man, Geolu m
Johnston; low lady, Wirt, Sera
nice McClinchey; tow man.
Mark Armstrong.
BIRTHS
MacDONALD —In Northwest-
ern
Hospital, Toronto, on
Sunday April 6, 1.969, to
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg MacDon-
aid (Audrey Collar), son,
Alan Steven.
•
DeBOER — In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Satur-
day, April 12, 1969, to Mr.
and Mrs. William DeBoer,
R. R. 1 Lucknow, a son.
WILLIS—In Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, on Monday,
March 14, 1969, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Willis, R. R.
4 Wingham, a daughter.
MAXWELL --In Wingham and
District Hospital, on Wed-
nesday, April 16, 1969, to
Mr. 'and Mrs. John Maxwell,.
Teeswater, a , son..
HALF-PRICE
FILM
PROCESSING
BLACK & WHITE
8 Exposure 58c
12 — 82c.
KODACOLOR
8 Exposure $1.90
12 — $2,49
By - pass "middleman
storekeeper," send PR-
EM. to processing plant
and save 50%0!
Send film, cash, cheque or
money order along with
this ad to:
CLINTON PHOTO
SERVICE
CL' INTONi , ONTARIO% $.
Children's Aid Society
At the request of the Huron ` County,. Children's Aid
Society the MUNICIPALITIES OF WINGHAM, TURN -
BERRY AND HOWICK hereby declare the week of
April 20 - 26
CNILDREN'S AID WEEK
DEWITT MILLER, Mayor, Wingham
A. D. SMITH, Reeve, Turnberry
HAROLD ROBINSON, Reeve, Howick
C117b
Business and
Professional
Directory
L. W. CASLICK
LIFE -• HEALTH
BUSINESS INSURANCE
50 Patrick Street East
Wingham
Representing
IMPERIAL LIFE
A27-1 y r.
CAVILLER &
COMPANY
Chartered Accountants
Resident Partner
J. E- Kennedy, C.A.
Dial 881-3471 - Walkerton
Crawford, Shepherd
and Mill
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
J. Harley Crawford, Q.C.
Norman A, Shepherd,
M.A., LLB.
Alan R. Mill, B.A., LLB.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Dial 357-3630
Chiropractor
R. BRAY, D.C.
256 Centre Street
Phone 357-1224
Wingham
WiNGHAM
MEMORIALS
GUARANTEED GRANITES
CEMETERY LETTERING
REASONABLE PRICES
Buy Direct and Save
Bus. Ph. 357-191
Res. Ph. 357-I315
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E. , Homuth, ROO
Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, RO
OPTOMETRISTS
Phone 338-2712
HAR Ri STON - ONTARIO
J. T. GOODALL
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
NOTARY, ETC.
Office Meyer Block
WINGHAM
DIAL 357-1990
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