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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-07-17, Page 9TIRES WILLY IMPIHNOFIBLO KEN'S ■ • • I ■ ■ FORGET THAT HAMMER.! Why waste your "Gold- wyn mYears" on homerepair? Retire to this ilginaculate 2 bedroom home, Tess than one year QId. Located in a Village near Wingham. Excellent value at $35,000.00. 'PLAN AHEAD 100 acres of well drain- ed clay loam soil, 96 acres workable; avail- able next spring in the Ripley area. Steel roof- ed barn with 2 silos and unloaders, auger feed- er and electric grinder. Brick veneer home has 4 bedPPo6ms, oil furn- ace. Listed at $140,000. DAIRY FARM 100 acres. Barn set up for dairy, stable clean- er, silo, 38 tie-ups, bal- ance box stalls and loose housing. Most land workable, balance pasture, Crops are in- cluded. Price $79,500.00 with terms. 8 MILES FROM WINGHAM Two acres with small barn. Home in very poor condition. Asking $5,500.00. "FOR THE MOST, CALL HOLST" OFFICE 357-3840 Don Hoist REAL ESTATE Rialtors WINGHAM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ C • ••■ ■ ■ • • •■ • C ••• • • • • • • • • • • • ■���� IIIIu nut RI/Fr–At the Wingham and Dia - tricot Hospital riptricotHospital on Today, Jq lY 8, to Mr. and Mrs, gordon Ruff, RR 4, Wham, a daughter. MacKENZI - ►t the Wham, and District Hospital on. Tues- day, July 8, to Mr. and Mrs. James Maelfenz e,'RR 3, Loa - now, now, a *daughter. WILSON—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday, July 12, to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilson, RR 7, Lucknow, a daughter. HUTTON WINGHAM - Three bedroom, one floor home in perfect con- dition situated near schools. Broadloom throughout is all brand new, rec room hos been newly renovated a`hd there is nothing to do but move right in. **** BRUSSELS - Three bedroom house on lot 105 x 84. Living room, dining room, bath, full basement. This house must be sold to close an estate. Ask- ing $21,000. TURNBERRY - 103 acre high- way farm, four bedroom house, attractive living room, kitchen with lots of cupboards, born 45 x 60 with new roof, about 68 acres workable. **** BELGRAVE - Choice ,lot, close to downtown, all serviced, ready to build on. **** We have o 150 acre dairy farm, four 100 acre farms as well as a 233 acre and a 335 acre beef farm. ,4r MEL MATHERS Wingham 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE (Kincardine) LTD. rs. Ar EfCPear15f 'fie, died suddenly at �' {bele at KR t, Ferdwich on Friday, July *I She was 67 yearn 914, Born in Bni aorgy, ,near buc know, on'Feb. r�7, 90a, she was the ,eldest :daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. JOhn Wesley (Anne Moore) • Following, the death of her mother at an early age, she spent her youth in the Bracebridge area, She married Albert Edward Duke in Sundi idge in 1929. The, couple farmed the Duke home- stead. near Sundridge until mov- ing to Howick Township in November.1946. Following the death of her hus- band in April, 1949, Mrs. Duke continued to operate the family farm with her 10 children. In $ .:e 1a survived by 'Six David of Renora, James offe w. >rde%e'+l ., Gr Of �Ptd C,. BR., Donald of 'Ottawa, Malcolm of Dryden and Norman of London` four daughters, Norman Weill Mailer or mouton, Alta.,. Mra. James (Jean) Hooper of ,Clifford, • Mar- lon -ion of Listowel and . Jew (Betty) McArthur of Richmond; nine grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews, The body rested at the Melt*' , Davidson Funeral Horne, Gorrie- where orrie•where the service was held 'at pm, Monday, July 14. Rev. "Mil. Ham Parker, Gorrie conducts the service. Burial was in the Fordwich cemetery, Pallbearers were Mrs. Duke'$ six sons. OPEN HOUSE Saturday and Sunday July 19 and 20 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Four bedroom field stone house near Lucknow on 2'/2 acres, bordered by mature maple trees. Price only $22,000. Do your own renovations and make that dream come true. DIRECTIONS: Follow County Road #1 south- . west of Lucknow to Belfast, turn left for 1/2 mile. M. D. McTAVISH REAL ESTATE BROKER Shakespeare, Ontario 625-8265 ervice Director FLOWERS •r i\ iter, . Wedding Arrangements cc s. . Cut flowers . Plants . Flowers by Wire Service LEWIS FLOWERS 135 Frances 419, Phone 3,57-3880 INSURANCE • 211 INSURANCE All Types of Insurance 35-3525 357-2636 RRIE WINGHAM For your INSURANCE See or Call WILLIAM S. REED 64 Victoria St., 351-2174 POOLS, ETC. Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS Box 56 Walkerton FUELS BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent Esso For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357-1032 AUTOMOTIVE 4 - i1 ac ,11114 F'PJ JI Fri..F rr:.^ ' WINGHAM SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED MECHANIC UNDERCOATING & RUSTPROOFING COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK SERVICE .Prop. Ken Leitch Phone 357-1554 NIGHT 357-3585 ALIGNMENT SERVICE 357-1230 Hwy. 86 West Wingham ELECTRICAL BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages Pletch Electric Wingham INDUSTRIAL or COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 357-1583 If Business FOOD Hot S'ondwiches Soup Chicken and Sea -Food Dinners RIVERVIEW DRIVE-Di CAR RENTALS HOLIDAY Rent a Car LING Wingham 357.2329 CONSTRUCTION T. M. & T. CONSTRUCTION General Contractors All types of concrete work Pit Silos Home and farm building CALI, BOB THOMPSON BLuEv,11.F:, ONTARIO :157-3-93 Askes Brothers CONSTRUCTION Cottages, Hamas Additions 8 Renovations Cottages, Homes Additions 8 Renovations FREE ESTIMATES Ph: 528.4746 Box 122, Lucknow FREE ESTIMATES Ph: 528.2726 Lucknow Your Is Service INFORM THE ADVANCE -TIMES THE PUBLIC u^• 357-2320 PLUMBING HEATING ,� Yar} V ispR off gWroxeter passed i Percy .0 rk Plumbing Heating and Sheet Metal Contractor PHONE 357-3080 366 Edward St., Wingham • DEBBIE REYNOLDS of RR 3, Wingham, found It pays to get on your knees sometimes. Debbie and three other area girls run the "Closing the Gap" program in Wingham this summer. The girls work with senior citizens throughout the week helping with housework, shopping and various other chores. Miss I. M. Smith presents piano pupils in recital Miss Iva Mai Smith, L.R.C.T., presented -her piano pupils in re- cital recently in the Wingham United Church hall. The pupils who played through., out the program were of ages six, years to 16 years, ranging from Introductory to Grade X Piano students. At the beginning of the program, the yougest of the pu- pils gave a short demonstration of some of the games used in teaching children to read music, covering the entire piano key- board. Guests for the program were some students from Grade IV, Wingham Public School, who sang several vocal numbers, dir- DIED ected by Mrs. l4uce MacDonald. Those participating in the pro- gram were Bruce McInnes, Bren- da Anne Thompson, Bryon Thompson, `Jennifer Bender, Ruth Higgins, Nancy Chiu, Cecil- ia Chiu, Stephanie Gaunt, Joan Higgins, Heather McInnes, Tracy MacKay, Corey McInnes, Sarah Bender, Mary Ellen Jenkins; El- izabeth Kaufman, Natalie Camp- eau, Rachelle Campeau, Eliza- beth Brydges, Lynne Haines, Janet Haines,' Sheila Shobbrook, Alison Roberts, Heather Currie, Evelyn Morin and Mary Jean Wilhelm. At the conclusion of the program, refreshments were ser- ved to the pupils and their famil- ies. Several of the mothers assist- ed in serving. Vr Cut supplements VAN VELSOR--Mrs. Marion Q " away une 27 in her 73rd year. for 900 Ib.steer Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 SALES AND SERVICE Lynn Hoy Enterprises Honda and ' kidoo Sales & Service - Hwy 86 east of Wingham Phone 519 357-3435 OIL BURNER SERVICE and FURNACE CLEANING Phone 357-1356 Drug Hoffer COLLISION Al's Collision Service Phone 357-2206 CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES Complete Body Work and Pointing Frame and Rust Repair Also Insurance Claims CONC. 2, MORRIS TWp. Hwy. 96 1st Morris 2nd Morris • 2nd Funeral service was held at the Moir -Davidson Funeral Home, Gorrie, on Monday, June 30. Interment followed in Wroxeter Cemetery. Coming 'Events BEEF BARBEQUE AND DANCE The Huron County Beef Im- provement Association is spon- soring a,beef barbeque and dance at the Seaforth Memorial Arena, Wednesday, August 6, 6 to 8 p.m. barbeque, dancing '9 to 1. Tickets are available from Huron County Beef Improvement Association township directors and the Ontar- io Ministry of Agriculture and Food office, Clinton. . ADULT HEALTH GUIDANCE CENTRE - The Huron County Health Unit invites you to attend the Adult Health Guidance Centre, Health Unit office,. former nurses' resi- dence, Wingham Hospital on Monday, July 21, 1975 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. for 1. Health Surveil- lance; 2. Foot care; 3. Anaemia Screening; 4. Urine testing; 5. Blood pressure ;'6. Hearing tests. Volunteer drivers are available. STEWART REUNION All family members, this is your invitation to attend the an- nual Stewart Family Reunion, Sunday, July 27, Teeswater Lions Park. Activities start at 2:30. Bring lunch, dishes and chairs. Swimming available. Tours Escorted Motor Coach Tours from Mount Forest with pick up on route. 4 Day Polar Bear Express and Moosonee. July 18 and Aug. 13. 3 Day 1000 Is- lands and Upper Canada Village July 14 and Aug. 14. 4 Day Mani- toulin, Sudbury and Ottawa Aug. 25. 6 Day Circle Lakes and Thun- der Bay area. July 23 and Aug. 18. 21 Day West Coast, the Rockies and Vancouver Aug. 17. 23 Day Best of Europe. 7 Countries Sept. 4. 5 Day Agawa Canyon, Macki- nac Island Fall Colour Sept. 20 and 22. 3 Day Lake Placid and Adirondack Mountains Fall Col- our Sept. 30. 4 Day Muskoka;kAl- gonquin, Ottawa Fall Colour Oct. 5. 4 Day Grand Ole Oprey (no night driving) Oct. 10. 21 Day California and Golden West in- cluding Grand Canyon Oct. 19. 2 Day WWVA Jamboree in Wheel- ing Nov. 14. Fettes Tours and Travel 184 Main St. Mount Forest, Ont. When steers reach about the 900 pound range, a producer can safely shave back feeding costs by cutting back on the protein supplements, according to a recent Ontario Agricultural College study. Animal scientists G. K. MacLeod and D. N. Mowat found that after feeders reach the 900 pound mark, they gain just as well without supplemental pro- tein. `.. In a r r went feeding trial at the Elora Beef Cattle Research Centre, 144 Hereford and Here ford -Angus crossbred steers were fed a corn silage ration that in- cluded shelled corn from about 700 pounds live weight. The cattle all received equal mineral and vitamin supplement, but only half received protein supplement in the form of soybean meal. "Steers receiving the extra protein outgained .the others by 0.3 pounds per day for the first 56 days, but once they reached the 900 to 925 pound range, they did not benefit from the protein supplement," says Dr. MacLeod. The main consideration before withdrawing protein supplement is the protein level in the corn ration. The ration must contain at least nine per cent crude protein on a dry matter basis. But Dr. MacLeod cautions that the vari- ability of the protein level in corn silage and shelled corn must be considered before the supple- ment is eliminated. "Producers definitely need to have their silage and grain corn analyzed through a feed testing laboratory to ensure that it con- tains adequate protein levels," he says. "And it should be stressed that when and if protein supple- ments are withdrawn, the mineral and vitamins normally provided by such supplements must be continued." While the researchers state that the experiment's results can be generalized to cover steers from most British beef breeds and their crossbreeds, the in- formation gathered cannot be applied to dairy beef or to bulls and heifers. Further eperiments will be conducted at the Elora Beef Cattle Research Centre to determine the requirements of supplemental protein for finish- ing these animals and any cutoff point that could be beneficial to producers. The story of The Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism So- ciety is about people, those who have needs and th8se who try to meet these needs. The ,, . 2 W.�n �'+�'��� "J"I'ayA AO Fi >lf if. w; "�I�e Imo'' i+!lllwr1t01 R; lEstate-Iroker ► Wingham • tioxt.totisi.postoff40 pvit SALE* '�pne store . 2 bedroom olu`nunsIt ; loco* ;a1.r �. acro ,tot in Lucknow. T1'.Ils' home is in .,x #I t v clition} p offers irony extra*. including d.2 h. d garcge and Jl n, p+uv drive,' 'VV tower, new furnace an two' bathrooms fl . Two storey 8-roo:m,brick home, , 4.bedrooms; 2' bathrooms,;; *owl on double lot in V.illoge of amis. Thi# Vie, hose. large sun room, good landscaping and can' easily b* dap ed► The price is low, • One storey, 3 bedroom dwelling on ower -0104101 In°5t +ale*r 4 pc. bath and vanity, hardwood floor*, goodfurnace, suri room and other extras Taxe; a. e.10ty �Pricced reasonably. ' h ****** 1 IA storey brick home, 4 bedroorns, locats(J on large lot 115' x 230' in village on.main, highway close to. t.IstoVel. The ;Brice .is. tow, terms available. Early possession. 20 acre hobby form, all workable, lorgwrspring per; 501 x 481 ,,3 bedroom 1'/a storey brick home with q :settiva.of scenic ,` trees and picturesque landscaping. Located near Mildmay, ******. 15 acre hobby berm with two barns, One sterey .3' ;bedroom home just 11 years old. 'Located juiitt5 miles frorWingltam, ******. 96 acre hog farm, set up farrowing to finish with.3 born*. Nine' room, 2 storey brick home, 5 bedrooms, modern facilities ph/SI many extras including Maitland River flowing through pro- perty. Locatedon main highway close to Wingham. WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335-3391 JOHN HOPPER 357-2154 The Man To See Is 61 ACRES Ideal for snowmobiling or summer fun, 55 acres of character laden clear land with a secluded 6 acre hardwood bush: Spring pond potential. Money making gravel deposits.. Very close to Wingham. WROXETER - One year old, gorgeous bungalow. Beautiful modern kitchen, L-shaped living -dining area, fully broad.: loomed, ''two spacious bedrooms and elegant bath. Car- peted arpeted rec room plus utility room. Cozy corner lot 66 x 132. Shopping7church community activities nearby. PRICE RE. CENTLY SLASHED. CHARM QF A CHURCH (In Wroxeter) with a basement convert- ed into a quaint roomy and bright (tall windows) three bed- room home. Built-in kitchen appliances. Bath and utility room on same level. Taxes a mere $105. Treed lot 66 x 132. Excitingly decorated. Small down payment and excellent mortgage terms • offered by seller. BELGRAVE–grace-and.elegance as found only Ufa quality con . strutted home. It's a three bedroom bungalow with a carport overlooking a charming country view. And it's been priced to move! ! WHITECHURCH - a new semi=detached, 4pacious three bed- room home (recently built). Off the highway on one-fifth acre, it also has a second bathroom and rich carpeting, oil furnace and municipal water. Loam taxes. Owner says, "SELL IT FAST!" C +C Coast to Coast Real Estate Service Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 JACK SCHARBACH 357-3822 KEITH FITZSIMM NS BROKER REAL ESTATE 176 DIAGONAL ROAD • 357.1117 WINGHAM, ONTARIO 3 BEDROOM HOME Located in Wingham in a quiet all-new subdivision, this one storey brick home constructed only three years ago has many . extras and built-in features. Very modern kitchen, living room, separate dining area, 4 pc. bath, three bedrooms, large recrea- tion room, beautiful decor, huge privacy fenced area, carport, paved drive, all municipal services. Attractively priced. NEW BI -LEVEL BRICK HOME Still under construction, 1230 sq, ft. of living area on the main floor including kitchen, dining room, living room, 4 pc. bath, and three bedrooms. Lower level is framed for a 4th bedroom, laundry room, washroom, recreation room with walk -out door to back lawn. Attached garage. Early purchase would allow the new owners .to have complete choice of decor. Located three miles from Winghom in the Village of Blueval),e where taxes are lower. Priced to sell. SINGLE STOREY BRICK HOME Situated on a very large 95 x 176' ,fully landscaped lot. Spacious kitchen, dining area, living room, 3 pc. bath, two bedrooms, utility room, attached breezeway and garage with covered pit and good ,sized work area. Choice location. BLYTH LOCATION Late model ranch -style brick home, built'n 1970, features mod- ,- ern kitchen, dining area, living room, three bedrooms all with closets, 4 pc. both, full walk -'out basement, large fully land- scaped lot, good location, ECONOMICAL LIVING 42 x 8' mobile home. All conveniences, kitchen, dining area, living room, 3 ,pc. bath, master bedroom, and laundry room which could be converted to a second bedroom. Built in 1959, good condition, one year old carpet' throughout. Have an in- vestrrient at less cost than today's lowest rent. Priced at only $4500.00. 36 ACRES Situated about one mile from Wingham, is a choice parcel of land having springs, cedar trees, stream, and 33 acres of till- able land. 80 rods of frontage all for only $25,000.00. Ken Ducharrne, Representative, 510 Shuter Street, Wingham, Phone 357.2594