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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-05-24, Page 14PRIME office space for rent, ap- pro nmately 360 square fee's, pfiva.te entrance, will renovate to suit ten- ant. Phone 357-1522 for details. rrb GOOD, dry warehouse space, cen- tral location, 2400 sq, ft., reasonable. Phone Bob at 357-1411. lOrrb THE MILLPOND, new in Palmers- ton. Luxury retirement living, large 2 bedroom suite, includes fridge, stove, air conditioning, washer, dry- er, privatecovered balcony, con- trolled entry, References required, Contact Mark Robinson at Maroon Studio, 519-343-2201. 10,17,24,31,7,14 HARDTOP trailer, sleeps 6. Phone 357-3258. 17,24,31 8 MM CAM Recorder, video camera, Snyders Studio. Phone 357-1851. 24,31,7,14 SHARED rent for summer, partially furnished house, located behind Sherwood Forest Mall, London. Phone 357-3077 after 6 p.m., ask. for Steve or Donna at 3926033. 24,31,7,14 WANTED TO RENT BUILDING or shed, 1,500 to 2,000 square feet, suitable for welding and manufacturing, 220 hydro power re- quired, possible living quarters also, between Wingham and Monktoti. Phone 519-655-2678. 17,24,31,7 - SMALL house orapartment for -- .--mature nniddle=ageA---couple, -Vett-- transport 'drivers, need a place to come home to between trips, in the Wingham area. Al and Mary Yoder. Phone 357-2557 or 335-6497. 17,24 QED lace cleanintandrei pair. Phone 57 W8. 24M31.. NOW available photocopying. prop in at The Wingharn :Advance -Times office. Phone 357-2320.. rrb PHIL'S Refrigeration and Appliance yt estival Service, 24-hour emergency ser'vjce, , _ �1 �th lltlexnortalp Han, .�a�tltfi+da�, used appliance sales. -Phone ; ; 7- - y . 9062. May , a.m, to 5 p,m. andSu day, May 19, 12 noon to 4 ppm Boobs gal- rrb ore, bake sale and refreslduents. 18,17,24 BOOK SALE Huron County's largest .Used b sale proceeds- to Bi; t 1 F GARDENS tilled. Phone, 357-1962. Charles Trapp. 26-M31 REPAIRS to lawn mowers, garden tractors etc. 131ade sharpening, small welding jobs. See Don, 1/4 mile west of Top Notch corner (County No. 7 and No. 12) . Phone 335-6327. 24,31,7,14 CUSTOM cutting of logs and fire wood with own equipment. Phone 523-9295 evenings. 24,31,7 PERSONAL PREGNANT and need help? Free positive confidential support. Birth- right. Phone 357-1066, 357-1769 or London 432-7197 collect. rrb FATHERS For Justice monthly meetings,, Kitchener, 874-0431. 26rrb IN MEMORIAM HISLOP--In loving memory a dear father and grandfather, George D. Hislop, who passed away May 22, 1986. Your smile has gone forever, And your hand we cannot touch We have so many memories Of you, Dad, we loved so much. —Sadly missed and ever remem- bered by the family. EVENING AUCTION SALE of Consignments will be held in.Teeswater Agri -Curl Building on Monday, May 30 at 6:00 p.m. Consignments include clear- ing inventory from the former Wingham Radio Shack Store and from a grocery store; liv- ing room, dining room, bed- room,. kitchen furflltttre;, large quantity of dishes, glass, kitchenware; -large and small ;appliances; and much, much more. Watch for sale bilis and listen to CKNX for list. TERMS: Cash. Lunch booth. Auctioneers: WALLACE BALL GH Teeswater 292 ` 70 GRANT McDONALD Ripley 395-53, 90th Birthday The family of Mrs. Hilda Harris cordially invite you to an open house to celebrate her 90th birth- day, May 28 from 2 to S p.m. at 52 Bristol Terrace, Wingham. Best wishes only please. Your presence is her cherished gift. Ivan and Mary Grace Wight- man would like to invite their friends and relatives to an Open House at the Brucefield United Church on June 5th, 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. to help them celebrate their 40th Wedding Anniversary. Please no gifts, best wishes and cards OK. 30TH ANNIVERSARY Service at Calvin Brick United Church, Con. 10, East Wawanosh, Sunday, May 29 at 11 a.m. guest speaker, Rev. Robert Watt. All visit- ors welcome. 17,24 BASEBALL GAME Toronto Blue Jays vs Chicago White Socks, May 29, bus and game seats, $25. Phone Thelma at 528-2813, Gor- don T. Montgomery Ltd. 17,24 GRAB BAG SALE Salvation Army Grab Bag Sale, Orange Hall, Edward St., Wingham, on Saturday, May 28 from 1-4 p.m. Featu n h, to ld y #I Fun., Tees- nt neg. entertain. meat ntert n - meat The Rntheorda,:.S'aly Fair, Here Cores Treble, and the Mc- Michael Sisters. Adults $4, public school $3, pre-school free. 17,24 COLD MEAT SUPPER Calvin Brick United Church is hold- ing its Annual Cold Meat Supper on Saturday, June 4 at the Institute Hall, Belgrave, from 5 to 7 p.m. Adults $6, children $3, family maxi- mum $18. 24,31 OPEN MEETING Rosemary Dudley from the "Mi- graine Foundation" speaking on the causes and control of migraines, Wednesday, May 25 at 8 p.m. in the Nursing Assistant School, Wingham and District Hospitals Admission $2. 10,17,24 FLOWER SUND.A Wingham Maited Sunday Serie, Open house 2 tO. meats. Everyone wolco GARDEN PART r SUPPER Gorrie United Church, June p.m. to 7 p.m. Adults $6, ebrldri $2.5o. 24,31,,7.. 124TH ANNIVERSARY Of Chalmers Presbyterian Church,: Whitechurch, will be held . on -Sun- day, May 29 at 11 a.m. and 8 pan. Guest speaker will be Rev. R:D:A. Currie of Owen Sound. Everyone welcome. GARAGE SALES 181 FRANCIS St., Saturday, May 28, vinyl flooring, tent trailer, house- hold items. Phone 357-1364. Cards o We wish to express our sincere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the many acts of kind- ness shown to us at the time of the passing of our mother Norma Kast ,.. er. Your flowers, cards, donations and food brought to the house were greatly appreciated: Many thanks to Dr. Hanlon and the second floor nurses of the Wingham and District Hospital for their care of our mother while she was a patient. Special thanks also to the Watts Funeral Home, Rev. Don Pugh and the UCW ladies, Your expressions of sym- pathy :at this time have been greatly appreciated. The Kaster family I' would like to thank all the doc- tors and nurses at London Hospital, and the doctors and nurses at Wing- ham ingham Hospitalfor their excellent care. Thanks also to neighbors and friends and my own family for their help, cards and treats. James Wright 1 AUCTION SALE of 3Q Cockshutt Tractors, church leaded windows, lawn windmill, furniture, antiques, 4 wheel axle and tires for mobile trailer, 75 GMC van - as is, and much more. Saturday, May 28 at .1 1:80 a.m. at Holyrood eneral ire, 5 miles Korth of Lucknow. Listen to CKNX for complete listing. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Auctioneer: - r Allain R. Miller 395-5052 Bill Hardenby 395-514 Any verbal announce le`n . take pr . ecedence over any, print Matter. - We wish to take this- time .to:.say thank you to George'afid Helen Un- derwood: for the use of the house for the winter after our house fire.. It is `'with heartfelt gratitude that we send this your way.. May you have goad health and a happylife. -' Withsincere thanks, Dave, Nancy, Nicole and Rebecca O'Neil We would like to thank everyone for cards and flowers as expressions of sympathy as well as food sent to our home during the recent loss of our dear sister, Lila Hickey. Muriel Montgomery, Dave and Georgeina Crothers I would like to express my sincere gratitude and thanks to all those who attended and -or contributed towards my bridal shower on Saturday. A special thank you to all of -the ladies involved ..iii planning ane., organizing the shower. The gifts are all so love- ly and will be put to good use. Your kindness will always be remember- ed. Thanks again. Ruth Taylor Johnston, two East l�►. ,+llonstratec► some old- the rte ►r;studies electives herd E'. I wish to express a sincere thank you to my friends, relatives and neighbors for their good wishes and gifts of flowers to me while I was a patient in Wingham Hospital. A spe- cial thank you to Dr. Long and Dr. Omole.'I would also like to thank the nurses on second floor for the won- derful care I received. I shall never forget the kindness to me. Lavina Campbell Joe and Marj Batte and new daughter Brittany would like to send a special thanks to Dr. Lazar, Dr. Creighton and Dr. Bajurney and the nursing staff of unit 3, County of . Bruce General Hospital, Walkerton, for their excellent care. An extra special thank you to Dr. Stan Brown and the entire IVS team at Univer- sity Hospital in London for making this dream a reality. DEATHS McMURRAY — Passed away at Victoria Hospital, South Street Cam- pus, on Thursday, May 19, Robert James McMurray of Lambeth, formerly of Bluevale, in his 79th year. He was the beloved husband of the former Eleanor Hayman; loving father of Robert of Lambeth, Donald of Lucknow and Gordon of London; dear brother of Mrs. Alberta Smith, St. Thomas and loved by five grand- children and two great-grand- children. Funeral service was held at the McFarlane and Roberts Funeral Home, Lambeth, on Saturday, May 21, Rev. Jack Car- bert officiating. Final resting place is Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave. BUSINESS BLOCK BURNED Fire badly damaged a business block in the village of Wroxeter October of 1926. The fire started in the drygoods department of William Robinson's store and the Robinsons lost everything as they resided over the store. They were not at home at the time. Other losses were suffered by R. J. Rann, shoe store; Alan Munroe; J. N. Allen, drug store; 1)avey's store and Bert Martin's house and blacksmith shop.