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ASL TOOL, SUPPigt
An Apra p'ool's Sippere
beat Bt..Stophamen
Church, Gorr'sl, on Wedesedirr,
404, children $1.00.
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money
to sav+
oney:
If that house -you've set
your heart on is n bargain
-. if buying that Cottage
cuts vacation costs
if your property will J1
t h better for a little
Improvement - come In
today to Victoria and
Grey Sometimes a 'little
money spent now saves a
lot Of money 'tomoriioW.
Call us?
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TRUST' COMPANY SINCE 10139
Listowel, Ontario
HUN It"S SAMMY MN=
A Hunter's l 1 Course ourse `
be bold .at Borden Jew resi-
dence on A hl" land 5,COMMOtie-
ing
at 7 p.m. Kindly ,register be-
fere said dose. Phone 297.1.
29
DAFFODIL COFFEE PARTY
April 4» Daffodil Coffee Party, 3
to o p.m, at the White Carnation,
UoIm vine«
Speelal features eon-
uonsiy. Look elsewhere' Vii. Ws .
iss for eompletedet s
PARENT EDUCATION
The Huron• Catty Health Unit
invites you .to attend the Exp*
taut Parent Education .elasses,
being held in the following areas
Exeter, " commencing. April 11,
1973, Health,. Unit, .7;30 - 9;30
p.m. l�vtngham, Commencing
April 11, 1473, Health Unit, 7:30 -
9:30 p.m.; erich, conrmenc-
ing April 10, 1973, High. School,
7:39 .3:30 %Ili.; Clinton, Qom'.
meneing April 12, '`y1 ,: Health�
Unit, • 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.. Both hus-
bands and wives are invited to
attend and participate in the •dis-
cussions. 2329-5
Cask*
at
*Spa
it forOut
,
load deb s tests« It wUlbe an
11111are0ting Pregnant AdmisSi
and "Wich are both free « .Pease
cte► •
We
and
with
Iwould like to
ty to thank my
for cards
and those w• meted
was a patient in Wingham
District Hospital. Special R:
to Dr. ~.L shy, BOY« P. C. LL
and the nursingstaff on
floor,
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eoC'IAL EVENING:,
The family; of Helms end, Angus
Donald, St.. Helens, invite
, neighbors and relatives
•a -social evening .to cerate
their 25th wedding anniversary
ora March 30,in the Lticknow Le*
:Hail« Dante from 10 to 1
,inch Provided,
OL
Lfy TIME DANCE
Tbere
will
be
an
Old
Ti
me
Dance at,theWhitechurch
Com
Triunity Hall <on' . Friday, April 6,
sponsored by the Ball Board and
WI. Proceeds. will go for painting
the hall. Tickets in advance $1..25..
At door 51.50, Tiffin's ,orchestra:
Lunch,
FLOWERS
AUTOMOTIVE
Icings
!DEAL GIFT FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Handicraft and
Flower Slop
218 Josephine 357-4023
ti
. Wedding.
r ; Arrangements
. Cut flowers
Plants
Flowers by
Wire Service
LEWIS
FLOWERS
i35 Frances.
Phone
357-38.80
POOLS, ETC.
POOLS - PATIOS - SAUNAS
In and Above Ground
Pools
Easy Financing
Pool Toys and Lawn
Furniture
Wm. R. Rintoul
Construction
96 Patrkk St.,, Wingham
357.2628
Swimming
Pools
Abov and Below
Ground
Complete Line of
Pool Chemicals
ARMSTRONG
CHEMICALS.
rc►x 56 Walkerton
TOWING
24 Hours 24 Hours
BURLEY'S
TOWING
Phone 357-1058
Wingham
24 Hours 24 Hour*
YOur Autornatic` Car
• Wash• Centre
Transmission Repairs
Expert Repairs to
AlrMakes and
Models of Cars
• and Trucks '
PHONE 357-2,841
SALES AND SERVICE
LynnHoy
Enterprises
Honda and Skidoo
Sales & Service
16 Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 519-357-3435
WINGHAM
SERVICE CENTRE
Appliances
Small
Engines
Bicycles
Aluminum
Products
Etc.
Marko Stainton
132 Josephine St. S.
357-1792
FOOD
PIZZA
Freshly made ,to your
order from a choice of
Mushrooms, Pepperoni
and Sausage - 3 Sizes
Chicken & See Food
Dinners,
RIVERVIEW DRIVE-IN
357.1360
Watch Your Brslass Grow...
When You Phatt Your Offer In
The
Advance -Times
P finis 357-2320
MOTHER'S AUXILIARY
MONDAY, APRIL 2 at 8:30
PT t the regular Meeting of .the
'Other's
A
e s
u la
h gi t .
iry` o the Waar►lf .
*Irani Minor Hockey Association ipi;,
the Wingham arena.-
EUCHR�R PARTY
There will be�nebr.'.aparty At
St PaulaAnglican Church,
tta
in nr, o . T
In TLaa j/.�dV. , March
29 at 9:30 p.m. Lunch and prizes..
THE COVEANT PLAYERS
The Covenant Players are put-
tingon a play called, "The High.
Calling" on Monday, April 2, 1973
ate:00p.m. in St: Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church, Wingham. Tick-
ets $1.00. Students 75c. Sponsored
by the Wingham Key '73 Com-
mittee. 15-22-29
PRESCHOOL CLINIC
The: Huron County Health Unit
invites you to attend the Pre-
school .Clinic, former nurse's
residence, Wingham Public Hos-
pital, on. Wednesday, April 4, 1973
from 9:30 -1,1 30 a.xn, and 1:30 to
4:00 p.m. Closed from 11:30 a.m. -
1 :30 p.m. Offering: 1. Anaemia
Screening; 2. immunization; 3.
,-Hearing Screening, 4. Vision
Screening; 5. Fluoride Brushing.
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GRAPHIC ARTS
UE BEIM
GRAPHIC ARTS
Interior and'Exterior
Design
Commercial Art - Signs
RR 1, `'Wingham 357-3811
INSURANCE.
For your
INSURANCE
See or Call
WILLIAM S.
REED
64 Victoria St., 357-2174
AUCTIONEER
APPRAISALS &
AUCTIONEERING
— Farms, LivgWdc,
Implements, Homes,
Household Cont
Jack Alexawder
AUCTIONEER
WINGHAM, ONT.
357-1442
BRIAN RINTOUL
LICENSED AUCTIONEER'
R.R. 3
WINGHAM
PHONE 357.2349
Sales of All Types
DRESSMAKING
✓tiicDanptd'o
Stidal
• 13outique
Skppe
For Wedding and
Other Fabrics
Drestrmaking
Phone 357.1044
I wish to express my
thanks to friends and relatives
forcer*, 04, flows and
while,I was, a patient in W
and , Disirlict Roapital.
thanks to the MirSes order!
'on f irst and . , i n Rei •
R. H. Arstrong.
Joseph E.SMI
�'
I would like toin
k Dr.
kilos :an e
d Dr.. Ping' and the nurses
who cared for me while 1:was a
.tie in n. h • c
patient wi �. acct. and� District
Hospital, Also thou w int
a
c dsand
r gifts and visited: iia,
� . ,
RubyLelshrn ,
In Memoriam
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TIFFIN•: In loving memos
our parents, Reuben Tiffin,
passed .away March 3Q, 1942 an
Mrs. Mary Jane•Tiffi n, who
ed away January 15,, 1964,
The depths of sorrow we can;
tel:
Of thelloss of ,ones we lev
well;
And while they sleep in.peac
sleep, ' .
Their memory we shalt sing
keeP.
Ever remembered
•
Plumbing
'Heating and
Sheet Metal
Contractor
366 Edward St.,
Wingham
Leroy Jackson
--Plumbing
—Heating
Tinsmithing
191 Josephine St.
Wingham 357-2904
ELECTRICAL
BURKE ELECTRIC
EIectrical Contractors
Motor Rewind and
Sales
Household Appliances
Josephine St. 357-2450
Emergency Service - See
the Yellow Pages
FUELS
BILL • TIFFIN
Imperial Esso Agent
For all your Home and
Farm Fuel and
Lubricating -Needs
357.1032
illelftlimmommes
READMAN
TEXACO
Offering the full
line of car service
plus
general repairs
- FIRESTONE
TIRES and BATTERIES
RECTOR Y
BILL LOCKR1DGE PRESENTED, thetrMo t' valuable
player" award to "Doug Eagles of the Meaford -Mustangs,
losers in the ?B" championship game to. Kincardine'1).k'
p �a
score of. 6.3 in theWin.
.nint ..annual ha Midget -:8
h . � • � '�ourria
mentat i
n�ham
arena Sunday d_ay afternoon.,o'
onR (Staff hot
el-
MRS. JAMES McGREGOR presented the most valuable
player award in the Mid9et "A" category to player John
Barnell of Owen Sound who was selected by the manage-
ment of:the opposing team. Here he receives the trophy as a
keepsake of the event at the conclusion of the Owen Sound -
Whitby game. (Staff photo)
Belmore .Personals
• Mrs. Vivian Kerwin is a patient
in Wingham and District Hospi-
tal.
Ross Jeffray spent a few days
last week in Toronto with his
sister Margaret.
Mr, and Mrs. Stuart Aitken,
Ferne and Clarke of Kincardine
visited Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Nickel and family.
Miss Donnalee Wettlaufer of
Stayner spent one day this past
week with Miss Doreen Nickel.
Mr. and Mrs: Oliver Death of
Weston spent time this past week
with her sisters, Mrs. Charles
Scott and Mrs. Walter Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Carter, Doug
and Grace of London visited Fri-
day with relatives in the area.
Guests Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Jeffray and family
were Mrs. \John Worden and Lois
of St. Paul.
The WMS of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Belmore, took their
In Memoriam
HOPPER: In loving memory of
Charles H. Hopper, who passed
away April 1, 1970. .
He bade no one a last farewell,
Nor even said goodbye.
lie was gone within a moment,
And enly 'God knows why.
Now his memory is a keepsake,
With which, we will never part,
'dough God has him in his keep-
ing
We stili have him in our hearts.
--Sadly missed , but ever re-
membered by wife, Florence,
tacit Marie, Juanita and their
families.
regular meeting to Brucelea
Haven in Walkerton. The ladies
pu on a variety, program and
laisited.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Klein
and family of Gowanstown were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Johann and family.
Attend funeral
Those from a distance attend-
ing the funeral of the Late Miss
Euphemia Deacon were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Searle and grand-
son, Wayne Searle of Kincardine;
Mr. and Mrs. William Searle,
Lucknow; Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Deacon, Guelph; Francis Dea-
con, Hamilton; R. H. Deacon,
brother of the deceased, of Elora;
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pattison and
family of Blyth; Mrs. Alvin Arm-
strong and Mrs. Doris Armstrong
of Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Watson, Allan and Gregory of
Forest.
Pallbearers were Roy and
Henry Pattison, William Searle,
Gerald Watson, Richard Deacon
and Jack Marks. Flower bearers
were David Pattison and Gregory
Watson. °
Friends and relatives gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Pattison, Minnie Street.
Final resting place will be the
Deacon family plot in Wingham
Cemetery.
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THE ADVANCE -TIMES
iyrIn
on 100.- rolling acres with
bc►sh« 5 badroorns, g bath-
rooms. ,
ah -rooms.. ri11 1 well.
date hog omni. C
In manure tanks, Two sit,
. Excellent ; corn land
400 801140
.421 trirtford,..
OYEARS RS
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t' .storeys •, brick
o
tlry bedroom_ home,
,all: convenienc
es,• in
cludin ,.e1ec1rie 'heat
andbradioom,f i
l
• :basement. 'and: 'et'
Cached,,gars Large
lot '.and low taxes.
Possession 'irYirr di-
` wo sstorey, insVi
brick, ` 4 bedroom u
, home, ,- '�Rresently. •
rented at $85.00 per •
month. .Possession 1111
30, days., . Full price # "
$7,50000, tot,' in-. •IN
eluded,.
Ti ACE,-
• 1 5' acres workable, . •
• fairly level; , talar#+
some willows and
rough land., , . Never •
failing spring, d 111;
2.71110
fences- Low prrice ; �:
$5,200.00»MI
al
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11111
.YS'r'9�A�
FON
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located ;I a schools in
Winam, Four.'
kitchen,.dining room, living
room, recreation rooM and
two bathrooms. This home
with atteChs d .gar's is situ
ated on a well landscapedo
Three bedroOrris, 2 storey
double brick home
sizedloo on
!olio: �+Vi . .
aluminum. windows, t.tile aand..
...linoleum floors oil furnace,
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ifor.qui'
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ck
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'at rorgy
2 'bed rn frame
home with, riew floor c
ell furnace, `alu lnum
r, located in Wirham.
Prri d.low.
FATHER
330 ` acres of land, .high f
:tility, bush, thr barns,
plus now:hag 'born,
all painted, three° im ile `nt
shed's, tiro;. 1 homes« ''1ri
excallent�: and p. Minable beef '
and " et -up includes thr
separate. parcels off :toilet
in a: one -male radius on `same
road. Located•in .the roxe
are. . tom.
WILL ,MOVE You"
INTO A 'BEAUTIFUL
3 BEDROOM HOME.
ON THE ''LOT `OP
YOUR -CHOICE
Come and [oak at the
home and see quality,
material and craftsmanship.
Y2 Mile South Of Wingham on Highway 4
Write for Free Brochures
.,ROYAL HOMES LIMITED
P.O.. Box'370r' Wingham
(519) 357-2444
Th
FITZSIMM 'NS
6ROKCR
REAL ESTATE
176 DIAGONAL ROAD • 357.1117
WINGHAM. ONTARIO
BUNGALOW
Located close to store and schools. Modern kitchen, din-
ing room, living room has new broadloom. 3 bedrooms
and den, 11/2 baths. Walkout basement opens to a land-
scaped 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.
SINGLE STOREY FRAME HOME
Situated in Wingham on a large lot, this newly redecor-
ated house features a modern combined kitchen -dining
area -living room with wall to wall broadloom, three pc.
bath and master bedroom on main level. Also off the
kitchen is a roomy unfinished area which could be made
into a recreation d,om, Targe bedroom or two small
bedrooms. This ho o which has a new roof and mason-
ite siding also features a finished bedroom in the base-
ment complete with wall to wall carpet.
VILLAGE HOME
. Located in the Village of Wroxeter an attracive 2 storey
brick home. Kitchen is newly renovated. Dining room,
living room and den. 3 bedrooms plus store room. 4 pc.
bath and oil furnace. Nicely landscaped lot. Small barn
and garage. Good value is offered for the low price of
$ 10,900.00.
Ken Dueharme,Representative, 570 Shuter Street,
Wingham, Phone 3514504