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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-09-14, Page 10Page 10 Th Wingham Advallcelimes, Thursday, Sept. 14, 1972 For 5'a le CUCUMBERS, TOMATOES, beans, cauliflower, sweet corn, Zucchini squash, cabbages. An- thony Schefter, 197 Edward Street. 31-7-14 IF IT'S A GIFT you are looking for, you will find it at Alexander's Gift and Hardware Store. rrb NEW PRESSURE treated round poles for pit silos. 16 ft. long - $16; 6 x 6, 20 ft. long - $20; 6 x 6, 16 ft. - $16; 2 x 6,14 ft. tongue and groove lumber for pit silos - $290 per thousand. Assortment of . used tanks for culverts, 1,000 - 5,000 gallon. James Kerr, Listowel, 291-4648. rI'p05 GUNS BOUGHT, sold and re- paired. ABC Sporting Goods, B. Jenkins, Minnie Street. Janprrb KIRBY VACUUM sales and service. The one that out -cleans them all! Trades accepted. For demonstration, call Lanlont's Cleaning Service, Kincardine 396- 3295. rrt? PICTURE FRAMING our spe- ciality — in wood and Metal. Snyder Studio, phone 357-1851. J15rrb DILL AND CUCUMBERS. Ches- terfield and chair to give away. Will also baby sit pre-schoolers. Phone 357-2820. "WHEN SELECTING A GIFT" for a shower, wedding, birthday or any occasion—check the large display -that roirwill- see at Alex- ander's Gift and Hardware Store. rrb APPLES— Last call for early. ap- pies: One customer said early apple's make the best sauce. She blanches and freezes them for pies, too. $3.00 a bu.; 75c .for 6 qt. 'at farm. Will deliver if we can. Crabapples and pears, too. Phone 357-3569, 'Showalters at . 1i'te- church. SIAMESE KITTENS for sale. Apply Mrs. Wormworth, 90 Car- ling Terrace, Wingham, 357-2262... 14-21 SIX TRAILER TIRES with axles, size 8-14.5 ten ply, new. Henry Carter, RR 2, Wingham. MOBILE HOME 10 x 41: Phone 357-2108. YOU ARE WELCOME to browse inr Alexander's Gift and Hard- ware Store where they have a large display of gifts for all occa- sions. rrb DRESSED SPRING chickens. Order now for Thanksgiving. Al- lan Miller, RR 1, Lucknow. Phone 528-6540. 14-21 45 ACRES OF CORN for silage. Call after 7:30 p.m. Phone 392- 6564. BLACK PERSIAN LAMB 3/4 - length coat with mink trim. Size 12-14. Call 357-3832. SWEET CORN for eating and . freezing. ,Phone 357-2568. TWENTY-FIVE feeder steers averaging 1,000 lbs. John Melton, 357-3145. MILK FILTERS— 612" plain are still selling for 95c package at Alexander's Hardware' "and Gift. rrb HURON Progressive Conservative Federal Association NOMINATION and ANNUAL MEETING to be held , Wednesday, September 20 In Clinton Legion Hall at 8.30 p.m. Guest Speaker: Mr. Harold Danforth, M.P. Essex Kent Everyone Welcome Work Wanted ttELIABLE YOUNG MAN .seeks part-time work ,to earn extra money. Evenings and Saturday work. Chauffeurs licence. 24 - years -old. Phone 357-1246, eve- nings only. 7-14 Cars & Trucks For Sale 1964 CHEV. Impala convertible; blue with black top in good shape. Mr! George Humphrey, Luck - now. Phone 528-2746. 7-14 1964 FAIRLANE 500, automatic Big Six, rebuilt engine and trans- ' mission; safety checked. $500. Phone 357-1700: GORRIE AUTO WRECKERS Used Parts -for all Makes and Models Wanted: late -model cars for wrecking Gorrie, :135-3445 Sept.28 McCREERY AUTO WRECKERS RR 2, WROXETER on Highway 86 Midway between Wingham and Listowel USED AUTO PARTS USED CARS & TRUCKS Phone LISTOWEL 2914159 GORRIE 335-3314 Miscellaneous CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY shampooing; also. wall cleaning. In your home or place of busi- ness. Lamont's Cleaning Service, Kincardine 396-3295. rrb EAVESTROUGHING — Alumi- num or galvanized. Estimates without obligation. R. E. Ruttan, Wingham, 357-1077. rrbNov.30 • ANDY'S REFRIGERATION AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 24 -Hour Emergency Service Wingham; 357-3484 SCISSORS SHARPENED. 50c, a pair. Alexander's Gift an : ' . rd - ware Store. rrb MEALS-ON-WHEE Phone Miss Mary Scott, 357-2365 or Mrs; H. L. Sher.bondy, 357-2552. ® rr FOR YOUR Insurance Needs in Automobile, Farm Liability, Accidents and Sickness Home Prdtection Call Your Co -Op Agent— LLOYD MONTGOMERY 53 Maple Street, Wingham; Dial 357-3739 Miscellaneous ALL STAR TOURS LIMITED— Fall foliage tour—Adirondack Mountains and Lake Placid; fea- tulring Old Forge, Blue Mountain Lake, Whiteface Mountain, Sara- nac Lake. Two departures: Sept. 24 - return Sept. 26; and Sept. 30 - return Oct. 2. From $63.00 BUS TOURS—'Fall foliage tour— Adirondack Mountains and. Lake Placid, featuring Old' Forge, Blue Mountain Lake, Whiteface Mountain, Saranac Lake. Two departures: Sept. 24 - returnt Sept. 26; and Sept. 30 - return Oct. 2. From $63.00. Ontario's Fall Colour Tour : Lake Simcoe, Lake of Bays, Hali- burton Highlands, Algonquin Park, Dorset and Kawartha Lakes. One departure: leave Oct. 2nd, return Oct. 4th. At the excel- lent Hart Lodge on Mountain Lake. • From $65.00. To Nashville, Tennessee, • Thanksgiving weekend, Oct. 6th to 9th inclusive. Cost includes re- turn transportation by motor coach, admission to Grand Ole Opry Show, admission to 'Opry- land, two nights accommodation Bellman gratuities and. state tax. From $84.00. Pick up in: Listowel, Palmers- ton, Harriston, Mount Forest, Hanover and Owen Sound. For information call Listowel Travel Bureau, 291-4100. KASTERS FOOD MARKET in Wroxeter, specials this week: Schneider's Crispy Flake shortening, 3 lbs. for $1.00; Staf- ford's Cherry Pie Fill, 19 oz., twd for 99c; Dak or Plumrose Pic- nics, 1 lb. tin,,99c; Hyatt's Beans With Pork, 14 oz., four for- 89c; Ocean King pink salmon, 1 lb. tin, 89c; Utopia tomatoes, 19 oz., four for 99c; Maitre "D" coffee, 10 oz., $1.75; Westons oatmeal or cocoa- nut snaps, 11,2 lbs., 59c; Assorted cookies, 3 pkgs. for $1.00. We're open seven days a week for your convenience. Where bread is al- ways five for $1:00. ALL STAR TOURS LIMITED— Ontario's Fall Colour Tour: Lake Simcoe, Lake of Bays, Haliburton Highlands, Algonquin Park, Dor- set and Kawartha Lakes. One de- parture: leave Oct. 2nd, return Oct. 4th. At the excellent Hart Lodge on Mountain Lake. From $65.00. DE NURE MOTOR_ COACH TOUR to Nashville; Tennessee. Thanksgiving weekend, Oct. 6th o 9th inclusive. Cost includes re- t i transportation by .motor coa, admission to Grand Ole Op . Show, admission to Opry- land, ' wo nights accommodation, Bellman gratuities and state tax. From $84.00. Pick up in Listowel, Palmers- ton, Harriston, Mount Forest, Hanover and Owen Sound. For information call Listowel Travel Bureau, 291-4100. ANYONE wishing to have hand- saws, circular, saws, tools, etc. Wanted sharpened, call .357-3644. rrb GIBSON UPHOLSTIRY. Furniture, car and truck seats recovered, rebuilt. Phone 357- 1217. rrb SEPTIC- TANKS cleaned. . All work guaranteed. Twenty years experience. Write Louis Blake, RR 2, Brussels. Phone 887-6800. rrpNov.23 WEBER'S SEWAGE DISPOSAL Service. Modern equipment used. We pump septic tanks, pigerys, lagoons, etc. Phone 887-6700, Brussels. rrb Tree Planting Assistance Do you have some land you want reforested in 1973t If so, contact the: - Secretary -Treasurer Maitland Valley Conservation • Authority BOx 5, Wroxeter, Ont. 519335-3557 7, 14 SAND BLASTING BRICK HOMES All Steelwork Repairing Mortar Joints Spraying with Silicone JACKHAMMER AND COMPRESSORS FOR BREAKING UP CONCRETE Arnold Stothers RR 6 GODERICH (NILE) PHONE 5794403 r FIFTY TO 100 acres of unde- veloped or partially developed land. Must have flowing spring or pond on it, within 25 -mile radius of Wingham, Apply: T. W. Ker - luck, 49 Pegley St., Chatham, On- tario:- 31-7-14-21 GOOD STANDING timber, bush - lots, logs, well timbered proper- ty. For more information contact Wm. J. Sills Lumber Co. ltd., 338 Pannell Large, Strathroy; phone 293-3352 or 245-0966. rrb WANTED TO REN'' or share apartment close to the hospital. Write Miss W. Fisher, 276 Ed- ward St., or call 357-1365 after 5 p.m. BOARD WANTED in Wingham area. Phone. 357-2425, BEAGLE HOUND wanted; four or five months old. Preferably male. Harold Herd, 357-3354. s Real Estate CHOICE LARGE building lot on Summit Drive in Wingham. Best offer accepted. Phone 357-1565. IDEALLY LOCATED two-storey, three-bedroom home. Large liv- ing room with wall-to-wall broad- loom, dining room with hardwood floor, modern kitchen, new bath- room. Priced for quick sale. Box 213, The Advance -Times. CORNED. LOT— 50 x 130' on cor- ner of Shuter and Charles Street, Wingham. Call 357-3591. 7-14-21-28 r +,4 Real Estate THREE-BEDROOM modernized frame home on Shuter Street, Wingham'. One and a half bath- rooms, den, oil heat with humidi- fier. Phone 357-2582. EDWARD* A. E[UOTT REAL ESTATE BROKER Phone 357-1590 and 357-1555 WINGHAM, ONTARIO Two-bedroom frame home on Helena Street, large lot, oil heat, garage, low taxes and priced at $8,500.00. Concrete block two-storey du- plex, three bedrooms in each side; located close ..to schools; needs some repair; immediate possession. Two-bedroom frame home, fibreglass brick siding, com- pletely renovated inside, new wiring, windows, doors, carpet throughout, new bath, automatic humidity control on furnace. Im- mediate possession. Three bedroom brick veneer home. with attached garage, liv- ing room, dining room, broad- loom and drapes, two bathrooms, with fourth bedroom and family room in basement. WILLIAM S. REED Real Estate Broker and G3 neral Issursn a DIII 357-2174 WINGHAM, ONTARIO COMMISSION RATE — 3% ON HOUSES IN WINGHAM Stately, two-storey brick du- plex on a beautiful landscaped lot situated one block to main street. An excellent income property with three bedrooms, four -piece bath, large living room with fire- place, dining room, kitchen plus a four -room apartment' with bath, separate entrance, hot • water "heating, sun porch, garage. Early possession. Beautiful new brickranch style residence, • spacious living room, dining room, modern kitchen, 3 - piece washroom, '4 -piece bath- room, all .electrically. heated, fill' basement, garage. Priced for quick sale. For Rent ROOM FOR RENT— Suitable for one or two men. Phone 357-2806. FARM HOME for rent; modern kitchen, bath and oil furnace. One mile from Wingham. $90.00 per month. Apply to Box 214, The Ad- vance -Times. TWO STOREY, three . bedroom house for rent. Close to main street. Phone 357-3482. 7-14-21 LARGE MODERN separate, heated apartment. Large living room, two bedrooms, rugs, drapes, stove and refrigerator supplied. Available October 1. Call Gorrie 335-3358. 7-14 ARTICLES FOR RENT, dustless floor sanders. Dustless belt sand- er. Vibrating sander. Alexan- der's Gift and Hardware) rrb Notice All old jewellery, watch and clock repairs must 'be picked up as soon as possible at Hafer- mehl's Jewellery. Items not called for, will be sold. Miss Iva Mai Smith, L.R.C.T., will resume teaching piano les- sons after September 15th. Have space for a few more pupils. All grades piano. Special method for children ages six years and over. Studio 213A Josephine Street, Phone 357-2384. MORRIS TOWNSHIP WASTE DISPOSAL SITE Commencing September 16, 1972, Morris Township waste dis- posal site will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesdays and Satur- days. Helen D. Martin, Clerk. Help Wanted . Of Interest to Women) RELIABLE MARRIED person wanted as short-order cook on part-time bakis. Some evenings. Apply Box 212, The Advance - Times. I Of Interest to Women) FACING BIG back-to-school'ex- penses when your children start the new term? Start now earning money near home in your spare time. Find out how to sell Avon products and earn money for tui- tion, clothes, and„all those end -of - summer bills. Call evenings for details. Mrs. Millson, 451-0541 London. 7-14-21-28 FULL OR PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE Men`,or women as distribu- tors in this area on a com- mission basis. Apply to HARRY FORMAN 342 I nkerman St., E., Listowel Phone 291-2824 - Tenders Wanted TENDERS WANTED TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT TRUCK TENDER For a 1973 one-half ton truck with present 1968 Chevrolet one- half ton . used truck as trade-in. Townshiptender forms which list the required specifications, are to be used and are available at the clerk's ;'office or from the road superintendent. TENDERS must meet the ,ap- p proval of the Department of Transportation and Communica- tions and lowest or anytender not necessarily accepted. TENDERS to be received by the clerk or road superintendent before 12 noon, Saturday, Sept. 30, 1972. GEORGE HOGGART, Road Superintendent, .. Londesboro, Ont. 14-21 TENDER CUSTODIAN CONTRACT TENDER PLAINLY marked, sealed ten- . ders will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon, Wednesday, September 20, 1972, for contracting custodial services at Howick” Central Pub- lic School. ALL TENDERS must be sub-' mitted on the official.. tender forms which are available at. the Huron County Board of Educa: tion, 97 Shipley Street, Clinton, Ontario. ' THE LOWEST or any tender not necessarily accepted. . R. B. DUNLOP, , Superintendent of Business Affairs, Huron ebunty Board of Education. DRAIN TENDER TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH SEALED TENDERS will be re- ceived by the undersigned until 6t:00'p.m. o'clock, the 3rd day of October, 1972, for the construc- tion of thefollowing drain,: . The Cook Municipal Drain Repair and Improvement 1150 L.F. of Open Drain (approx. 150 cu. yds.) ; 40 L.F. of 18" C.M.P. with gate; 1,438 L.F: of 16" Field Tile; 60 L.F. of 18" C.M.P.: 2 Catch BIsins. , CONTRACTOR to supply all material. Township will advance price of tile when delivered. Cer- tified cheque of ld per cent of bid price to accompany each tender. Tender to state commencement and completion date. Separate tenders accepted re closed drain and open drain. LOWEST or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tender forms must be obtained and plans and specifications may be seen at the Clerk's office. WINONA THOMPSON, Township Clerk, RR 5, Wingham, Ont. Phone 357-3518. 14-21 THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU Coming FOA DANCE Huron County Federation of Agriculture is sponsoring a dance at the Wingham Legion Hall, Saturday, September 16. Music to be supplied by "The Rebels". - Everyone welcome. AUXILIARY MEETING The Auxiliary to the Wingham and District Hospital will hold its September meeting on Septem- ber 18th, in the Health Clinic Building at 2 p.m. Guest speaker for the afternoon will be Mrs. Elizabeth Cardno, Home Care Administrator. Everyone wel- come. HUNTER SAFETY COURSE Hunter Safety Course will be held a Borden Jenkins' resi- dence, innie St., September 19 and 21.' lease register as soon as possible. Phone 357-1866. LUCKNOW, FALL FAIR ' Friday and Saturday, Septem- ber 15, 16. Friday Night: Arena open to view inside exhibits, ad- mission 50c, entertainment by local talent. Saturday Afternoon: Parade at .1 p.m. led by Hanover Drum and Bugle Corps and Tees - water Pipe Band; floats, decorat- ed cars, trikes, bikes, horses; `Miss Dominion of Canada and all contestants in the Miss Midwest- ern Ontario 'Beauty Contest will ride in the parade; midway, baby show, 4-H show, entertainment, rodeo events. Saturday Night: Concert in Lucknow--Arena—at-8- p.m., entertainment by Chan - tones Trio, Capitol recording art- ists and John Osborne, comedy ventriloquism and magic; 9 p.m., Judging of Miss Midwestern On- tario; Winner to be crowned by Miss Dominion of Canada and will enter 1973 Miss Dominion of Canada contest; concert con tinues. CHILD HEALTH CLINIC ' You are invited to attend the Child Health Clinic, former nurses' residence, Wingham and • District Hospital' on Wednesday, September 20, 1972, from 9:30 a.m to 11:30 a.m for • 1. health surveillance; 2. anaemia screen- ing; 3: hearing screening; 4. visipn screening; 5. immuniza- tion; 6. fluoride brushing of chil- dren's teeth to prevent °cavities. for ages 3 to 5 years: WESTERN FAIR London Western Fair buses leaving Wingham at 9:30 and Brussels at 10:00 a.m. on Septem- ber 16. This includes stops in Bel - grave, Blyth, Bluevale and Wal- ton, if necessesary. For reserva- tions call 357-1651 or Brussels 887- 6973. Group charter available any day. Sponsored by Minor Hockey, Brussels. 7-14 MISS HOWICK FALL FAIR CONTEST Any girl between the ages of 15^ and 21, and a resident of Turn - berry or Howick Township, inter- ested in entering the '"Miss How - ick Fair" contest, please contact Mrs. Ken McMichael, phone Gorrie 335-6119, before Sept. 30. The winner will compete at the 1973 C.N.E. • 7-14 C'OAC'H TOURS Fully escorted coach tours: September 9.and 10, Rex Hum - bard and Cathedral of Tomor- row; September 18-22, Fall Color— Agawa Canyon and Mackinac Island; October 2-5, Lake Placid and Adirondack- Mountains dirondackMountains fall color tour; Octo- ber 6-9, Grand Ole Opry, Nash- ville, Tennessee; October 15, 21 - day California tour. Free bro- chures on these and more from Fettes Tours and Travel, 323- 1545, Mount Forest. A 7-14 - a RING() AT BLYTH Come to the Blyth Lions. Club Bingo every Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. Admission $1.00; 12 regular games at $10 each; 2 share the wealth; one $25 special; $125 jackpot' on 60calls, each time missed, $10 added to jackpot. Fifty per cent of take on a full card when jackpot isn't taken. rrb MAJORETTES! Wingham Deb -u -ton Majorettes are accepting new members now! To register, phone 357-2872. Advanced baton, teacher, Mrs. Pattie Robertson. rrb019 Events TURKEY SUPPER Reserve Wednesday, Nov. 1 for the annual Turkey Supper in Fordwich United Church. • TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs. Gordon Barger Sr., will entertain at a trousseau tea at her home in Lucknow on Sunday, September 17 from 2:00 to 4:00 f,m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m., in lorid of her daughter Mary's forthcoming marriage. Rela- tives, neighbors and friends are welcop FUN 'N' FASHIONS Come and enjoy an evening of variety "entertainment and Fall Fashions from Bainton Ltd. and the Needlecraft Shoppe at Blyth Memorial Hall, September 19 at 8:30 p.m. The evening will be highlighted by the choosing of the Blyth Fall Fair Queen. Tickets available at the door. ANNIVERSARY SERVICE a. Rev. Charles A. McCarrol, for- merly of Gorrie and now minister at Brussels and Belgrave, will conduct the anniversary service at- Knox Presbyterian Church, Gorrie, on Sunday, September 17 at 11:00 a.m. Guest soloist, Miss Dianne Watson of Holstein. A. cordial invitation is extended- to) all. TEESWATER FAIR Entries for commercial feature in Beef at Teeswater Fair will be assembled at Whitehead's' Stock Yards, Teeswater, Monday, Sep- tember 25, between 10 a.m. and 12 noon. ;Entries for commercial feature ' in Quality Pork will be assembled at Teeswater Assem- bly Yards, Tuesday, October 3, between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. For further, information contact Mrs.. Art. McDonald, secretary of fair, or David Keith. 14-21 ANNIVERSARY SERVICE Anniversary service will be held in Bluevale United Church at 11 a.m. on Sunday, September 17. Rev. William Blackmore of Kit- chener will be the guest speaker. • "The Young Four" of Clifford will be in charge of the music. TROUSSEAU TEA Mrs. William Bennett, RR 1, Gorrie, wishes to invite you to a trousseau tea in honor of her daughter, Margaret, on Septem- ber 16, from 2;00 to 4:00 o'clock and from • 7:00 to 9:00 o'clock, • Relatives and friends invited, Please accept this invitation. • BUS TOURS See Grand Ole Opry Stars and tour scenic Wheeling, West Vir- ginia, on our Oct. 7th holiday weekend tour, or join our tour to Ottawa, St. Lawrence Seaway, 10100 Islands and Kingston area. Leave October 7 for three .days. Both these tours are real value tours. Florida and California trips now being` planned for Janu- ary, 1973. Transportation by Carr's DeLuxe Coaches. For free information contact, DeLuxe Travel Service, 260 Tenth St. E., Owen Sound. Pickups enroute. Phone 376-5712. 14-21-28 R. W. BELL OPTOMETRIST GODERICI The Square 524-7661 Card Of Thanks We would like tb express our very sincere thanks to our fam- ily,, relatives, neighbors and friends for the beautiful cards and gifts received on the occasion of our Golden Wedding Anniver- . sary. For us it was a happy and. memorable evening, and we deeply appreciate the many kind- nesses shown tb us._ Mi . dLlU Mr,. YY 111. G. V anCamp. A very special thanks to all who made my stay in Wingham hospi- tal so pleasant; including Doctors McKim and Corrin, all nurses on first floor, all helpers, neighbors and friends for visits, cards and gifts. Mrs. Wm. Evans. The family of the late Jean A. Strong would like to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neigh- bors for sympathy and kindness shown them during the long ill- ness and loss of a dear wife, mother and grandmother. Spe- cial thanks to Dr. P. J. Leahy, Dr. L. Clarke, Wingham and District Hospital, nurses and staff of the isolation unit, to Rev. George Sach for his many visits and. kind words and to Moir Funeral Home and unit one of Gorrie United Church. Thanks sincerely for the lovely floral tributes, messages of sympathy, donations to the Cancer Society and many acts of kindness shown. Wellesley Strong, Janice and Patricia. • R We wish to express our sincere appreciation to ail aur friends- / and neighbors in, the commur%i- ' ties of Gorrie and Bluevale who held the presentation in our honor. Your thoughtfulness with gifts and expressions • of best wishes will long beremembered. Sharon and Gerald Snell. Special appreciation and thanks to our neighbors for the wonderful surprise party held for. our 35th wedding anniversary at Bob and Ann Martin's and for the nice gifts. Thanks to Lynn and Eldon for the lovely cake. Every- thing was much 'appreciated. Allister and Jean Lincoln. We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to .our friends, relatives and neighbors for the sympathy shown us on the sudden death of our son Darryl. Special thanks to Dr. Ping, the nursing staff, or- derlies and ambulance staff of the Wingham hospital, for floral tributes and messages 'of sym- pathy. Also special thanks to Rev. Armstrong, the S. J. Walker Funeral Home, pallbearers and flower bearers. Rod, Connie and Sons. We would like to express our sincere thanks to friends, rela- tives and . neighbors. for the shower held in Whitechurch for our daughter, Ann. Special .thanks to those who arranged the occasion. Tom and Christine Davidson. I would like to thank my many friends and relatives for the love- ly flowers, gifts, cards and visits while I was a patient in the Wing - ham and District Hospital. Spe- cial thanks to the nurses on sec- ond floor, Dr. J. C. McKim, Dr. M. Corrin and Rev. LeDrew. Mrs. Marlene Jamieson. We would like to sincerely thank our friends and neighbors for their` thoughtfulness and acts of kindness during the loss of our grandson. Lida and Bob Hickey. • Frederick F. Homuth Phm.B., R.O. Carol E. Homuth, RO Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, RO . OPTOMETRISTS Phone 338.2712 Harriston - Ontario ilmilmoviamerimminve Chiropractor R. BRAY, D.C. 197 Josephine St. Phone 357-1224 Wingham i Business and Professional Directory WINGHAM MEMORIALS GUARANTEED GRANITES CEMETERY LETTERING REASONABLE PRICES Buy Direct and Save Bus, Ph. 357.1910 Res. Ph, 357.1015 If 6