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yegsi James, VoFoundMurray: of
ViPktria Street East, died. in the,
'Wingham and: District :Hospital
onyx
November 27:
BOrnon Novegiber 3,1 or Mr.
iirray was a son of :late An-
drew Murray and Elizabeth
Found. H`e, attended school. in
Wingham and Was. Om►ployed. by
the A. M.• Crawford Garage. In
• later,yeair, he workedas: a paint -
or and decorator;
fihe Man
To See It
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Huila starters.h‘re isY our break!, In Teeswater -5 room fro
• house` 2 bedrooms, dining room, mQderfcupboards, oil
noce, town water.. Low, low price of $16,00Q..•
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• Bargain *nu - in Lucknow - 3rbedrooms, combination .kitchen
dining room., full basement, oil furnace, town water, little work
and could be cyte and cozy. Asking $18,000. Make an offer!
.The earth, sun and sky invite you to live in country se
• its best.14 bedrooms with closets, modern cupboard
full basement with oil furnace, drilled well. Try $25,000
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"The place to„ live" Whitechurch - broodloomed, 2 st
house, garage and workshop, Targe lot backing o
Jands, modern kitchen, charming living room, 2
bath, good sized garden. By appointment only..
ting of
s, bath,
rey brick
nto park-
bedrooms,
arkbedrooms,
• Acreage with versatility) 100 acres in Howick Township, good
soil, cosh crop or excellent homesite, 15 acres hardwood bush,
85 working acres, creek. View of the whole hundred from the
' road.
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103 acres in Howick Township, convenient location on hardtop
. road, 60 workable, 43 bush. Great spot to. build retreat, keep
ortrdin'horses, etc. Asking $55,000.
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Coast to Coast
Real Estate Service
Contact:
OFFICE 357.1344
STAN CHADWICK •
357-2497
JACK SCHARBACH
357-3822
JOHN MILLION
357-3896
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FLOWERS
▪ Wedding
c9ks, Arrangements
▪ Cut flowers
. Plants
. Flowers by
Wire Service
LEWIS
FLOWERS
135 Frances
Phone
357-3880 `.
FUELS
BILL TIFFIN
Imperial Esso Agent
For all your Home and
Farm Fuel and
Lubricating Needs
357.1032
SALES AND SERVICE
Lynn Hey
Enterprises
Honda and Skidoo
Sales & Service
Hwy 86 east of Wingham
Phone 519-357-3435\
MARGDON
FLOOR COVERING
Complete line of Cor -
Ion, Carpet and Cer-
amic Wall Tile. Con-
tract prices given on
installations.
R.R. 2, BLUEVALE
Phone 887-9367
01L BURNER
SERVICE
and
FURNACE CLEANING
Phone 357-1356
Dug Heifer
AUTOMOTIVE
'Ji, was wn to his
many fries, Was v y;int�
ed in . Sports. lie was, a lite-
Member
itemems of the Ontario curling
Association and was an active
curler and Awa bowier in local
teams. Dltn the,19300 and 406,..
he was active with the, executives
'of inr�any' . f' Wing m baseball
teams. e Lw p the j'
, e w;member of ': r
United Cburckandfor more
than,00 years, TO a. member oof,.
Maitland e . Ng. 1190 I F.
.Murray
is never married.
y survived b one ster� :Mild
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Janet Murray osf ''angle, Be*
Wei his parents, was Oxide*
ceased by. one' brother, Andrew
Pringle Murray,,and two sisters,
Nell and •Jennie.
The late Jnes Murray rested
at the, A. Currie and Son
Funeral Home where complete
funeral and committal service
was held at two o'clock on Satur-
day, conducted by Rev. K. Bar -
ray Passmore and 'Rev. Robert
H, Armstrong. Honorary pall-
bearers %Im a George Cameron,
Bert Mathers, William Reed,
Stewart McBurney, George
Robinson, Jack Reavie, George
Tervit and Harvey Aitchison.
Interment will take place later
in Wingham Cemetery.
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Belmore girls
ar Ong winners
BELMORE -- On November
15, many girls of the Belmore
area attended the Achievement
Day held in the F., E. - Madill
Secondary School: Congratula-
tions are to be extended to those
girls receiving awards.
Those girls who were, awarded
County Honors were Joy Ruther-
ford, Judy Dickson, Carol Kieffer
and Glenda Ballagh. Receiving
Provincial Honors was "Diane
Kieffer.
Mrs., Stan Hays was presented
a 4-H Leadership Award for five
years of leading clubs.
The spring project, 1976, .is "A
Touch of Stitchery".
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WINGHAM
SUNOCO SERVICE
LICENSED MECHANIC
UNDERCOATING &
RUSTPROOFING
COMPLETE CAR &
TRUCK SERVICE
Prop. Ken Leitch
Phone
357-1554 NIGHT 357-3585
INSURANCE
Nail
INSURANCE
All Types of
Insurance
3354525 357-2636
GORRIE WINGHAM
For your
INSURANCE
See or Call
WILLIAM S.
REED
64 Victoria St., 357-2174
CONSTRUCTION
T.M.T.
CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
All types of concrete work
Pit Silos
Home and farm building
('ALL BOB THOMPSON
BLt'EVALF., ONTARIO
357-3493
Askei Brothers
CONSTRUCTION
Cottages, Homes
Additions 8 Renovations
FREE ESTIMATES
• Ph: 628-2726
Box 122, Luck now
FOOD
Hot. Sandwiches
Soup
Chicken dna Seo -Food
Dinners`
RIVERVIEW
DRIVE-iN
COLLISION
Al.'s Collision
Service
Phone
357-2206
CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES
Complete Body Work
and Painting
Frame and Rust Repair
Also Insurance Claims
CONC. 2, MORRIS TWP..
Hwy. 86
1st Morris
2nd Morris • 2nd
ELECTRICAL
Pletch Electric
Winqham
INDUSTRIAL or
COMMERCIAL WIRING
Also Rural and Domestic
Phone 357-1583
BURKE ELECTRIC
Electrical Contractors
Motor Rewind and
Sales
Household Appliances
Josephine St. 357-2450
Emergency Service - See
the Yellow Pages
The
Advance -Times
WHAT ARE WE OFFERED?—Somebody with a wry sense of humor placed a "For Sale"
sign in front of the localpost office on Friday night. However, Me perpetratbr• of the deed
isn't all that far off the mark. The post office has been strike -bound and.locked .since the
middle of October, despite the fact that many post offices in the country, including the
ones at Listowel andKineardine, have been opereti.ng for some time. these towns are
members of the 'same IoCal as the Wingham office. .
Mrs. G. JOhnstOj.'di, in L,nd,n
Funeral service was held WO/3-
day from the R. A. Currie and Son
Funeral Home, for Mrs. Ceoie
Carswell Johnston of RR 4, Win -
ham. Rev. K. Barry Passraore
conductedthe two o'clock sei ice
and interment followed in Wing-
ham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Wilfrid
Haines, Jack Glousher, Glenn
Casemore, Bob Arbuckle, Clar-
ence Wood and Ken Simin n .
Floral tributes were carried by
John Dabrowski and Harold
Hutton.
Mrs. Johnston died Sunday at
Victoria Hospital, London, in 'her
78th year. The former Eli abeth
(Bessie) Shiels of Brussels, ..she
_was born in Kilburn}, Hllllett
Township, on July 1, 1898.:*ger
parents were the late Robert
Shiels and Annie Eliza Comics.
On February 12, 1916, she Ila--
ried Mr. Johnston at Walton. He
predeceased her in 1959. She was
also predeceased by one .son,
McLeod (Mac) Johnston, in 1951.
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PLUMBING HEATING
Percy Cl ark`.
Plumbing
Heating 'and
Sheet Metal
Contractor
PHONE
357-3080
366 Edward Sty,
Wingham
Leroy Jackson
—PIur'hbing
—Heating
--Tis'tsmithing
191 Josephine St.
Wingham 357-2904
POOLS ETC.
Swimming
Pools
Above and Below
Ground
Complete Line of
Pool Chemicals
'ARMSTRONG
CHEMICALS
Box 56 Walkerton
If Your
Business
Is
Service
INFORM
THE
PUBLIC
Surviving are one daughters,
Mrs. Robert (Lois) Warwick of
Wingham; one son, Robert E.
Johnston of RR 4, Wingham;
•three grandchildren, Peorge of
llderton, William and Sandra of
RR 4, Wingham; one great
grandchild, Tara Lynn. Johnston
of Ilderton; and one sister, Mrs.
Walter (Edythe) Thomson of
Stratford.
Mrs. Johnston was a member
of the Wingham United Church
and for more thati 25 years, be-
longed to the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Royal Canadian Legion.
Fall injuries
provefatal to
Wingham man
A fall at the Wingham Armour-
ies proved fatal to William Rol-
ston Taylor of 87 Victoria Street,
Wingham, who died at Victoria
Hospital, London, on . Friday,
-NoSember 28. He was in his 79th
year. '
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Bruce County, Mr. Taylor later
moved to the Bluevale area
where he. received his education.
He farmed until his retirement to
Wingham in 1968. He -was a
member of the Wingham United
Church.
Surviving are his wife, the
former Alice Larinda Sharpin,
formerly of RR 1, Bluevale,
whom he married on March 29,
1933, in London; and one sister,
Mrs. Thomas (Irene) Steep of
Newbury, Ontario.
The late William R. Taylor
rested at the S. J. Walker Funeral
Home, Wingham, where service
was conducted by Rev. K. Barry
Passmore at two o'clock on
Monday. Interment followed in
Wroxeter Cemetery.
Pallbearers were George
Grigg, Raymond Laidlaw, Lyle
Steep, Rolston Steep, Bill Galla-
her, Wes Paulin.
HUTTON
Wingham - Outstanding value
in this one floor, three bed-
room home at Tess than
$20,000. Situated in a quiet
residential area, it has 3 pc.
bath, good kitchen and living
room, nicely decorated
throughout. Good oil furnace,
attractive color lok siding.
Immediate possession.
90 acres on a paved road with
front 16 acres good corn land,
balance swamp and bush. A
good place to build and the
price is only $20,900.
Teeswater area - 100 acres.
88 acres workable, Targe
barn, bunker silo, mobile
home for living quarters, rea-
sonably priced. There is also
an extra 50 acres available
for asking price of $23,000.
77 acres adjoining highway
near Wingham with 52 acres
ploughed and a new hog
barn. There is a three bed-
room mobile home with a
basement. Priced reasonably.
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100 acres grass fdt m on 86
highway. L shaped barn 54 x
70 ond 49 x 45. Six acres hard-
wood bush, 67 acres cropping
land, balance pasture.
MEL MATHERS
Wingham 357-3208
Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON
REAL ESTATE . ,
(Kincardine) LTD.
Local resident
dies at her home
The death occurred • at her
home, 683' Josephine Street,
Wingham, on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 25, of Mrs. Jack Fisher. She
was, in her 53rd year and death
followed a yearrxlong illness.,
Mrs. Fisher ins the former
Martha Lenore -Smith and was
born in Kincardine, a daughter of
the late Robert and Melissa May
Smith. She received her elemen-
tary education in Kincardine and
attended the Wingham High
School. •
She married Mr. Fisher in
Sudbury in 1940. He survives,
with ten children, Mrs. Herb
(Jacqueline) Lee of Sudbury,
Murray of Wingham, Mrs. Bryan
(Dale)- Martin and . Mrs. Abe
(Linda) Haasnoot of Wingham,
Mrs. Harold (Shirley) Goll of
Mildmay, Don of Belgrave, Glen
at home, Mrs. Alvin (Wendy)
Goll of Wingham, Debbie, 15, and
Laurie, -,14, both at home. Also
surviving are 14 grandchildren;
six sisters', Mrs. Verna Zettler of
Chatsworth, Mrs. Minnie Calver,
Acton, Mrs. Roberta Chamney,
Wiiighain, Mrs. Ruby Thompson,
Scarborough, Mrs. Florence
Velacich of Scarborough; Mrs,
Clare Proctor of Shelburne; and
one brother, Stewart Smith of
Kitchener.
The late Mg's. Fisher was a
member of Jehovah's Witnesses.
Funeral service was held at the
Kingdom Hall at two o'clock on
Friday, conducted . by Gran
Gollan. Interment followed in
Wingham Cemetery.
Serving as pallbearers were
Dave Moore, Nicholas Meurs,
Joe Velacich, Elwood .Proctor,
Jim Thompson and Elwyn Cham-
ney. Jamie Lee and Jeffrey Coul-
ter were flower bearers..,
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Howick Township - 100
acres, 92 workable, bal-
ance mople bush. Two
ponds. Bank barn 45' x
102' tie ups for 24 cows,
ample space for more.
Two storey 5 bedroom
brick home.
Turnberry Township -
190 acres, 125 work-
able, balance hard-
wood and cedar bush.
Barn 50' x 50' L shaped
40' x 64' with 25 tie ups.
Milk house 16' x 18',
implement shed. One
four bedroom brick
home and one three
bedroom home also in-
cluded in the purchase
price.
OFFICE 357-3840
W. ADAMSON 628-2113
C. SUTCLIFFE 392.6969
M SEARSON 357-3044
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"A cactus can t iakea great be,
ginning .to a houseplant collet-
tion,,, says R. A. Fleming, ,t
tario Ministry of Agrienlinre and
Food horticulturist, "It is -long-
lived; withstantids'thewarm, dry
air of most homesvell andfleed8,
infrequent . water" ; Begaut
they grow slowl*, . cacti,: ,need
repotting only once every two or
three years Their oddity, of, form
andthe beautiful. fit vers some
produce make them excellent
plants for most ,homes.
Miring November, December,
January.; and early February;, :the •
cactus d., not grow.:: vigorously
because It cai*iot get- enough
light- Keep it in a bright, . cool
location where the temperature
is as low as 40 degrees F, Water it
sparingly —only, when shriveling
bas begun or the soil in the pot is
bone dry. Be sure the soil drains
quickly.
In late February and March,
when the days are warmer and
brighter, watering the cactus
more frequently will encourage it
to produce new growth and
perhaps a flower or two.
Most cacti in hall growth bene-
fit from an occasional feeding of
weak, liquid fertilizer. When your
cactus outgrows its pot, replant
in euaal parts of coarse sand and
soil with some leafmold or com-
post added.
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weekend,
eats, 1,4t,, and
Burney.
were wee
Jean Wills of,
MTs. Margaret
onto spent a for
with r. :and; °1
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gAnutty dpleasalaxativei�t,btaastteings gently effective. a;
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everyone Aaniake'• So.d n tsutfer 3 ti
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CLAYTON G. HC
Real Estate .Broker'.
Wingham
Next to the Past Officer
FOR SALE
Live in comfort in this outstanding family horne with ,5 -bed-
rooms 2 full bathrooms, kitchen, Giving"room and family
This spacious dwelling has a good sized )ot anci has on excel
lent location _just one block off Wingham'$ main street. Priced
to sell.
Two storey duplex consisting of a one bedroom ond two `bed-
room apartments complete with rugs and drapes. This income"'
property is located two blocks from Wingham's business sec"- 'u
tion. First time offered.
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20 acre hobby farm, all workable, spring pond, barn 50' g .4W.,
plus three bedroom 11/2 storey brick home with a setting ,of,';.�
scenic trees and picturesque landscaping near Mildmoy.
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Dairy farm; 197 acres, 90 workable, balanced, in mixed bush.
Barn 95' x 60', 32 ties and loose pens, implement shed. VA
storey 6 bedroom brick house. Extra 100 acres available. Lo-
cated close to Wingham.
WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515
EVENINGS
JOHN BRENT 335-3391
JOHN HOPPER 357-2154
REAL E STATE
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FAMILY HOME
Located on an extra Targe lot, shaded by mature maple trees.
The home hos been completely renovated with new roof, siding
and windows. Interior consists of Hanover kitchen, renovated
living room, bedroom and 4 pc. bath. Upstairs are two bed-
rooms. Good value is offered in this well kept property.
BRICK BUNGALOW
Late model 1 storey home is located in a quiet residential
district of town. The home offers modern kitchen, dining area,
large living room and 3 bedrooms plus 4 pc. bath. Full dry base-
ment with high unobstructed ceiling provides adequate area
for o large recreation room. Carport is attached, paved drive
ond grounds attractively landscaped. Full price $37,500.
BRAND NEW BRICK HOME
Over 1200 sq. ft. of living area on the main floor, including
large kitchen, dining room, living room, 4 pc. bath, three bed-
rooims and ample storage. The lower level features single car
built-in garage with the remaining area framed and serviced
for a second bath, laundry room, 4th bedroom and o recreation
room with a huge natural fireplace. This home is nearing
completion with very high quality wall to wall broadloom
installed. Open to offer.
MOBILE HOME AND 43 ACRES
Highway location 4 miles from Wingham. The new Canadian
made 3 bedroom mobile home is complete with appliances and
furnishings. New drilled well, new septic system and hydro
service is complete. About 10 acres of the land is clear with
the balance in mixed bush. Full price only $35,000.
Ken !Nichol -me, Representative, 570 Shutirr Street,
Wingham, Phone 357.2694