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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-07-25, Page 9THE NU -LOOK AUTO°BODY A division of Tolton Motor Sales Ltd., Bluevale COMPLETE COLLISION, AUTO BODY REPAIRS AND REFINISHING • Free Estimates • Gravel Guard• Application • Sand Blasting • 24 hr. Towing • Glass Installation • Side Mouldings • Re -Chrome Bumpers • Tape Striping Contact Ron Beecroft 357-3029 CONSTRUCTION JACK WALKER Construction Hwy. 4 South of Wingham 357-2481 • ' Houses • Farm Buildings • Renovations FREE ESTIMATES ASKES BOOS. CONSTRUCTION General Construction Farm - Home - Commercial Bert 367-3053 Dick 528-726 Cal BURKE ELECTRICLtd- Electrical Contractors • Appliance Sales & Service to all makes Refrigeration Service Open 6 days a week. Wingham 37 Years Built by Qualdy.& Service 357-2450 60.116.31, 7,47 11 HEINZ A. BAUMGARTEN DENTURE CLINIC R.R. 1, CLIFFORD PH. 327••8679 NOG INC Page 8—The Wingham Advance' pixies, July 25, 119.84 AUCTION SALE Ot:furniture and antiques will be held for MRS: ANNA DEXTER 644 Stauffer St., Lucknow on Sat., Aug. 11 10:30 a.m. Chesterfield; coffee and step table; old radio, mouth organ and jew's-harp; pin up lamps; music sheets and old dance books; rocking chair; fireplace tongs from England; couch; card table; 2 church pews; humidifier; vaporizer; projector and screen; fridge; washing machine; floor polisher; kitchen table and chairs; 2 burner hot plate; dishes; pressure cooker; iron fry pan ; jugs; 4 gal. crock, has blue flower; sealers; old tea kettle; sad irons; trays; mats; quilt frames; bedroom set; dresser; old 4 poster bed; spring and mattress; quilts; old box; chamber; 2 sets lawn bowls and bowling shoes; box camera; old scales; carpenter tools; electric motors; chime bells; fishing equipment; wheel barrow; lawn roller; grasswhip; sump pump ; lumber and maple wood; rifle and B.B. gun, to be sold to, F.A.C. certificate owner only. For information phone 528-2536. TERMS: Cash. Property sold. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents. Auctioneer: BRIAN RINTOUL ,cards' . . Thank yoU to Dr. Hanson anti to the nurses in obstet- ries and the nursery at Wing ham and District Hospital for the safe arrival of Kim- berly and for their excellent care. Anna and Kimberly Frieburger We would like to thank the following people and groups for their support during bi- centennial weekend; Branch WO Royal Canadian Legion; Dick and Marg Elliott; Zehrs; Stedmans; Radio Shack; also everyone who supported the canoe raffle and who made donations during the band concert. A special thank you to the citizens of Wingham and area for your ongoing sup- port and encouragement. Canoe winner, Dr. J. K. Mc- Gregor. Bill HendersonJr., and members of the Wingham Optimist Community Band MICROWAVE OVEN,' FURNITURE AND TOOLS by public auction this Sun., July 29, 1984 at 1:00 p.:m.. at: the Listowei,;,Agricultural ,.8ociety Hall - fairgrounds; fiwy. 86 west, Listowel - HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND LIQUIDATED MERCHANDISE INCLUDE: washer; dryer; col- our TV; chesterfield suite; office desk; microwave oven; tables and chairs; chests; dresser; rockers; fancy tables; glass; china; , brass; 12 speed -drill press; compressor; vices; 10" table saw; comealongs; socket rails; ex- tension bars; plier sets; tin snips; 6" jointer; 14" band saw; electric grinders and drills; air tools of all types; air hose; mechanics chest; car stereos; speakers-; torque and combination wrenches; floor jack; port -a -power body tools; mechanics tools; woodworking tools; bar unit and stools; socket sets; tire gauges;" small assanted furniture; large quantity of extension cords; scratch pads and soaps; hundreds and hundreds of other assorted items farm related and for the handyman. Auctioneer: ART LARIVEE JR. Cash, Mastercard, Visa, Certified Cheque. Snackbar on location. AUCTIONS UNLIMITED 268-8748 We would like to thank Dr. Hanlon and all the obstetrics staff for their care and support and for the safe arrival of Timothy. Also thank you to all our neigh- bors and friends who are so caring and helpful. Doug, Phyllis, Michael and Timothy Barfoot A special thank youto everyone who helped .snake the baby *wench a great success, especially those league pare;ltswho donated much time and talent. Laleche League (of Belgrave) Many thank$ go out to all the ladies who attended my bridal shower on Tuesday, July 17 at the WI Hall in Bel - grave. All the gifts were lovely and will have a place in our home. A special thanks to the ladies who or- ganized the shower and helped with the delicious lunch. I will always remem- ber the thoughtfulness you all showed me. It is much ap- preciated. Many thanks. Sincerely, Sandra Cloakey The family of the late Roy McKay wishes to express sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to relatives, friends and neighbors for their support and kindness during the re- cent loss of a dear husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. A special thanks to Dr. Cairncross and nurses at Victoria Hospital, London; the volunteer drivers of Wingham, Dr. Hanlon, Mrs. Margaret Hogg and staff of ICU at the Wingham and District Hos- pital, Doug McBurney and Doug Layton of The Currie - Walker Funeral Home. Grateful thanks to Rev. Shaw of Teeswater for his sincere funeral message, filling in for Rev. Paul Mills of .$. Andrew's.Presbyterian. Church, Wingham: Thanks to the organist, Mrs. Cora Robertson and to Miss La- vonne, Ballagh,• who sang "Beyond the Sunset"; to the pallbearers, flower bearers and the ladies' auxiliary from St. Andrew's Church, who provided the lunch. A special thanks to all who helped us out in our time of need. Everything was grat- fully appreciated. The family of the late Roy McKay WALTON'S HOLIDAY SPECIAL Sale to be held at Walton Sale Arena 2 Miles West of Durham on No. 4 Highway on: Thurs., Aug. 2, 1984„ 12:00 Noon Valcres Acres dispersal owned by Willard Cressman, Hanover, Ontario, 11 registered and 39 NIP grades. 28 cows selling with qual- ity udders, milking to 75 lbs. per day, with records to 204M - 215F of BCA. 6 cowsfresh 8 due August & September, 6 bred heifers, 15 yearling heifers and calves. (Sires used in this herd were Oak Knoll Pat, Astro, Floraholme Apache, Citamatt, Peration, Starlite Shannon, Moderation ET. and others). Listed herd. 'Selling a Arlinda Chief daughter born February '81, proj. (173-181), her dam (Ex) 4 yr. 365 32,182 M, 1,236 F, 2nd Dam (VG), 7 yr. 19,430 M, 947 F. Consigned by Canadian Holstein Genetics, Mississauga, Ontario. A Rocket Kemp daughter born June '82, her dam ^(VG). BCA (181-169), due September to Romandale Regal ET Red. Consigned by Ken- nairn Farm, Blyth, Ontario. A Pickland Astronaut daughter born Dec. 5/81, her dam (VG) 4 yr (152-147), 2nd dam (GP) (164-169), 3rd dam (VG)1165-164), (165.164), due August to Commissioner. Consigned by John Koole, Shanty Bay, Ontario'. 20 open heifers selling from the herd of George Anderson, Durham, Ontario. Open for consignments of good quality registered and grade Holsteins. Semen selling: - Triple Threat, Ned, Astro Jet, SheiK and other popular sires. m . Sales Manager & Auctioneer: DONALD E. WALT.ON (519)369-3804 We would like to thank everyone especially the hos- pital staff who visited or in- quired about Andrew while he was in hospital; to Dr. Gear for her kindness, care and patience; also to Dr. Corrin and Dr. McGregor for their consultations and to the thoughtful and caring nurses in ICU and pediatrics. We would also like to thank Doug's' parents, Anne, Mary Ellen, Brenda and Doug Helm for their help. Every- one was so thoughtful and considerate. Thank you all. Doug and JackieMcBurney We would like to express our thanks to friends, rela- tives, neighbors and anyone for their help and considera- tion during the lengthy ill- ness of our loved one, Bertha Stokes. Special thanks to the nurses, VON, doctors, home- care and The Currie -Walker Funeral Home. All expres- sions of sympathy are grate- fully appreciated. Clarence Stokes, John Elizabeth and Wayne Brown AUCTION SALES ONTARIO'S largest farm machinery consignment sale, Norwich; Ont., Friday, Aug. 10, 10 a.m. (Sales con- ducted second Friday each month) . Approximately 150- 175 tractors, plus all types of farm equipment. Consign- ments welcome. For more information call (519) 424- 9998 or (519) 424-9093. Pro- prietors K. S. Hamulecki & Sons. I would like to thank everyone for their support in helping me to make the bi- centennial beauty pageant a success. Diane McLean I would like to thank my friends and neighbors for the many thoughts of kindness shown me at the time of my mother's death and for the beautiful flower arrange- ment sent to my house. It was appreciated and will al- ways be remembered. Olive Fuller SPECIAL combine auction Friday, July 27, 10 a.m. sharp. Plus our regular gi- gantic monthly consignment auction sale held fourth Fri- day each month. New and used equipment, including approximately 25 late model self-propelled combines, 60 to 100 tractors, skid steer loaders, cars and trucks plus over 30b pieces of all types Of farm equipment. Special note: if you need a combine don't miss this auction. Coin - bines sell at approximately 1 p,m. - Terms -cash or good cheque day of sale. Not re- sponsible for accidents on property. Auctioneers Cliff filbert and Alex Parr, Wayne Ward Farm Equip- ment, Highway 6, Wiarton, Ont. Phone (519) 534-1638. I wish to thank everyone who sent cards, flowers, visitedand phoned me during my stay in Wingham & District Hospital. Thanks also to those who remem- bered me with cards, food, ,phone calls and visits all during my sickness. Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon, Dr: McGregor and the "TLC" of the nurses on second floor. These kindnesses will never be forgotten. „ Betty Kitchen Death of Nelson Armstrong leaves void many Mos The death of ``Charles' Nelson Armstrong of 254 Catherine Street, Wingham, on Saturday, July 21, has left a void in the lives- of his family members and those who -were privileged to be his friends. His death occurred at the Wingham and District Hospital and at 79 years of age, following a lengthy illness. Louis A. Blake passes suddenly A well-known resident of the Brussels area, Louis Augustine Blake of RR 2, Brussels, passed away suddenly on Sunday, July 15, kt,. Wingham and District. �pitat He was in his 60th year. Louis Blake was a son of the late William -and Mary Blake. He is survived by his wife, the former Jean Kirk- conneIl; two daughters, Mrs. Jack (Mary Ann) Van- denHengel of Owen Sound and Mrs. Raymond (Faye) Peel of Gorrie, and one grandchild. There are three sisters, Mrs. Guy (Veronica) Griffiths of Dorval, Quebec, Mrs. Maitland (Helen) Burchill, Oakville, and Sister Herman Jdseph Margaret of London. He was predeceased by his brother Bill. Friends paid their respects at the Brussels Chapel of the M. L. Watts Funeral Homes until Wednesday, July 18, when removal was made to St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church, Brussels, for Mass of the Christian Burial at 11 a.m., conducted by Rev. Stan Soltysik. .Interment followed in St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were six nephews, Paul, David, Greg and Edward Griffiths and Greg and Ronnie Kirk- connelL We, Joanne Kraemer and Mike McIntosh, would like to thank our family and friends for the wonderful party they held for us at Moorefield on July 13, 1984. Special thanks to some special people who worked so hard to sell tickets and prepared a wonderful meal to a capacity -crowd. It is all deeply appreciated and will be remembered. Joanne and Mike Former local resident passes Ethel Ellen Meads, the former Ethel Chandler, passed peacefully to rest in her Savior Whom she served and witnessed for, on Tuesday, July 17, in Toronto, in her 85th year. Born in Turnberry Township, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Chandler, Ethel attended SS No. 6, Turnberry, the local high school and George Spotton Business College, Wingham, going to Toronto in 1918 as a secretary in a law office. In 1926 she married her late husband, Robert Oliver Meads of Flesherton. Of this union were born one son, Rev. Harold Meads, missionary in Fortalazea, Brazil, and one daughter Lillian, Mrs. Clare Robinson of Thistletown, Ontario, who survive, with six grandchildren and two great-grandsons. As Ethel had requested, Miss Elizabeth Greenaway, graduate of Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, sang "And Can It Be That I Should Gain?". Her pastor, Rev. J. G. Freeland of Richview Baptist Church, Ii:onducted the service. Pallbearers were ,,three grandsons, Ross Meads, ,Jeffrey Robinson and Richard Minderlein, and three friends, Gordon and Jonathan Greenaway and John McIntyre who, laid her remains to rest in Glendale Memorial Gardens, Etobi- coke. Of seven sisters, only three remain, Mrs: Bertha Niergarth, Mrs. Margaret MacKersie and Mrs. Mary Stapleton of'Wingham. .oro n Vespra, Townshii , Slineoe County, on Mai 22, 190.5, Mr. Armstrong woe a son of the lqe Charles Armstrong and Flora Speers.. lie worked aa, a foreman for -Ontario Hydro. "Army,,, as he was knnown to his friends, started with II,'dro onconstruction in Stayner until joining the Wingham area in 1944. He became a line foreman , in 1946 'hntil promotion to "Lineman, Special" in 1965. He retired in 1970 with 32 Hydro years to his credit. Army was involved with local sports for many years, most recently as an executive member of the BPs fastball club and the Royals hockey team. Left to mourn his passing are his wife, the former Viola Stover; two daughters, Mrs. Ron (Shirley) Zimmer and Edna Mae, both of Wingham; one son, Robert, of Wingham; three grand- children and two great grandchildren. There is one sister, Mrs. Harold (Helen) Flewelling of Wasaga Beach: He was predeceased by a brother Cecil and a sister, Mrs. Clifford (Myrtle) Springs. The late Nelson Armstrong rested at The Currie -Walker Funeral Home, Wingham, until Tuesday when service was conducted at 1:30. He was a member of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, and in the abGence of his minister, his funeral service was' con- ducted by Rev. Robert Shaw of Teeswater. Final resting place is Wingham Cemetery. Pallbearers were Gord Welwgod, Ken Saxton, Alan Harrison, Gordon Leggatt, George Drehmann and Ivan Gardner. Harold Walsh carried floral tributes to the graveside. • BELMOR) -. A bridal shower was held last week for Pauline Dustow, daughter, of, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dustow, at the McIntosh Church. The hostesses. were Nancy Smith and Sally Harper. Mrs. Smith welcomed the bride-to-be and extended best wishes to her. She also thanked the large group assembled for attending. A quiz, "The Bridal. Alphabet" was conducted and then the stage was set for a hilarious fashion show featuring the most outlandish wedding fashions of the year. Mrs. Smith was the commentator and Cathy Mulvey', as Mrs. Player, provided the appropriate piano selections throughout the show. Cheryl Busby was the press photographer and Dianne Nickel ushered in the models. Other's participating were: mother of the groom, Ellen Harkness; mother of the bride, Jane Harkness; going - away oatflt;-model Hilda Dustow•,: lir a►dar Jule Mulvey, ;rho Har Or, Caroling ey mai of honor, SW:garner; froom, Marlentl4Wilinney; father of the bride, Caroline Harkness ushere1 in the bride, Alice Mawhinney, who wore the strangest bridal finery imaginable Grace Busby, as a very _. naughty flower girl, com- pleted the bridal party. Miss Dustow then was assisted in opening her gifts by her maid of honor, Sandra Ireland, and .her sisters, Jackie and Sh nnon. The bride-to-be thanked every- one for the lovely gifts and for coming to the shower. Lunch was served by the hostess and the smorgasbord table was centred with two beautifully -decorated cakes, decorated by Grace Busby, for the occasion. Value of Canadian forest products in 1981 was $24 bil- lion. Business and Professional Directory Carol E. Homuth, O.D. Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O.D. Optometrists Harriston, Ontario. 338-2712 Dr. Stewart Anderson, D.C. Chiropractor 1g7 Josephine St.' Wingham By Appointment 357-1224 �rvice Directory f SALES AND SERVICE Lynn Noy Enterprises Ltd. Honda and Skidoo Soles 88 Service Hwy. 86 east of Wingham • Phone 519-357-3435 WELDING SPIKE'S .PORTABLE 'WELDING - In shop repair work General Fabrication. Stabling Truck & Wagon Racks Ornamental Railings •Free Estimates Spike Bakker RR 5, Lucknow Ph. 528-2520 ELECTRICAL PLETCH - ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractor Motor Rewinding and Complete Motor Sales Exhaust Fans 'and Controls WINGHAM • 357-1583 HEATING & PLUMBING LeRoy Jackson — Plumbing — Heating — Tinsmithing 191 J�sephine St. Wingham 357-2904 WINGHAM MEMORIALS Monument Markers Cemetery Lettering Large.Modern Showroom Buy Direct & Save Representative Commissions Call Collect Anytime Bus. 357-1910 Res. 357-1015 or 357.1535 SALES Forever Yours Stationery ' INVITATIONS ' THANK YOU NOTES • NAPKINS. 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