HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-10-04, Page 24ANNUAL TURKEY BANQUET
Belgrave Arena .on. Wed., Oct. 5,
meal at 7 p.m. sharp. Adults $7, chil-
dren $3. Advance tickets available at
Vance's, North Huron Credit Union
in Wingham and Belgrave stores.
Tickets must be purchased in ad-
vance. 13,20,27,4
FIDDLE EXTRAVAGANZA
Teeswater Town Hall, Sat., Oct. 29.
Two shows 7 and 9 p.m., featuring
Ed Gyurki, 7 -time Canadian Open
Champ, CKCO TV Polkatime regu-
lar; Frank Leahy, 1984 Canadian
Open Champ; Joan Gyurki, Cana-
dian Intermediate Champ; Scott
Woods, 3 -time Canadian Novelty
Champ; plus McMichael Sisters,
Norm Dunsmoor, Paulette Lippert
and MC Gary Ballagh. Tickets $5,
advance tickets recommended.
Tickets available at Sillick's Hard-
ware, Teeswater; Harris Stationery
Wingham and Ernie Icing Music,
Wingham. or phone 3924171 or 392
6170; Profits to Town; Halt Renova-
tion Fund. 20,4,18,25
SINGLES' DANCE
At White Carnation Hall, Holmes-
ville, Sat., Oct. 8. Music by Norm
• Dunmore. No jeans please.
WINGUAM SNOWMOBILE
CLUB MEETING
On Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse.
1._snowmobilers ..are .urged to at-
t• end.
GARAGE & BAKE SALE
301 Carling Terrace, Wingham,
Oct. 7, 2-6 p.m.
ANNUAL DINNER MEETING
Huron County Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society Annual Dinner Meet-
ing, Tues:, Oct. 25 at the Wingham
Golf and Curling Club. Reception
6:30 p.m., dinner 7 p.m. tickets $7.
Guest speaker Blair Keller, Director
of Palliative Care Unit, Tillsonburg
Hospital Inquiries concerning nom-
inations should be directed to the
Canadian Cancer Society Office,
Clinton, 482-7832. Tickets available
at Keil Insurance Brokers Ltd. 357-
2636 or from any member of the
Wingham Branch of the Canadian
Cancer Society.
BABYSITTING COURSE
Wingham Kinettes are sponsoring a
babysitting course. Registration
Tues., . Oct. 4 at 7:30 porn. at the
Wingham United Church.
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of George and Jean Mar-
shall are holding an open house in
honor of their 50th wedding anniver-
sary on Sat., Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. in the
Teeswater Town Hall. Best wishes
only please. 4,1,18..
EVERYONE ISWELCOME
To come and see the video of the
125th anniversary . of;. St Andrew's'
Presbyterian Church, Molesworth,
Sun., Oct. 9 at 8 p.m.
LEAKING
AUCTION SALE
of household effects, antiques &. also some machinery, etc.
for:
Stan Horsburgh
g
RR #1 Winght 29, ci 9, Turnberry
itaet • r
ngham on:
Sattirday, nO 15
5
Sale time 10:00 a.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: small upright Gibson--, freezer; 2
chesterfield sets; coffee tables & end tables Italian Provincial;
2 captain chairs, 6 cane hiprest chairs; Windsor chair; black
office chair, Lazy Boy chair; black leather arm chair; Early
Canadian pine cupboard; old Bonnett chest, 2 truck chests; 5
drawer dresser - antique; 26color TV, wooden radio; 3 pce.
bedroom suite; iron bed, brass bed; pool table 9' x 6'; filing
cabinet, double oak desk; electric fireplace; velour wall hang-
ing; lamps, 2 trilite, trouble lite; ashtrays, orange Bavarian 6
pc. tea set; hi -chairs, toboggon; Gendren baby buggy; doll
stroller; baby extension gate; 2 car radios; 1 car
radio/cassette; Heintzman piano; old typewriter; lanterns;
small milk can; pots & pans; odd dishes; pictures; small appli-
ances; bottles/sealers; books, maps, globe; old records, Xmas
lights; bread box; crocks, glass jugs; radio, Dust Buster; heat
lamp, sun lamp; light fixtures; chum, old coffee maker; 2
chamberots.
MACHINERY, ETC.: vise; gas cans; 2 electric drills; car parts;
syrup spiles (steel) / 1000 buckets; 5 tractor links; 1982 Churet
diesel (safety); big iron kettle; 4 row corn planter (2 years old);
sprayer/pump; tractor bucket, Ford 800 tractor; floor jack, air
compressor; wheelbarrow:,approximately 200 rails; tires, lawn
mowers, roofing; steel wheel wagon; Venture camper (sleeps
6); 2 iron horse heads; kerosene lamps; rug pieces, maga-
zines; wood holder/caddy; 1 set harness, wipple trees; corn
planter; slowing moving signs; chairs; chains; chain tightner; 2
electric drills.
ANTIQUES: antique dresser cloak; antique bolt cutter; 3 an-
tique glass shades; antique oak frame mirror; antique sign,
antique press; 1930 antique car; old covered wagon.
NOTE: This is an excellent sale to attend. Come early
there is something for everyone. There are also a number of
small articles too numerous to mention. Terms cash and
proper I. D° plus 8% sales tax in effect dayof sale, where
applicable. Any announcements or correctins day of sale
take precedence over written advertising. Owner or auctioneer
not responsible for loss of purchase or accidents day of sale.
For information contact:
Proprietor:
Stan Horsburgh - (519) 3574744
AUCTIONEER:
BRIAN RINTOUL- (519) 357-2349
HALLOWE'EN & CHRISTMAS
CRAFT SALE
Bluevale Recreation is sponsoring a
Hallowe'en and - Christ Las craft
sale, Sat., Oct. 15, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. in
the Bluevale Hall.
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FOODFEST
Plan to attend the 2nd Annual How -
Berry -Cul -Rick Foodfest sponsored
by the' Belmore Chamber of Com-
merce featuring lamb, rabbit, pork,
beef and chicken, Wed., Oct. 26 at 5
or 6:30 p.m. at the Delmore Commu-
nity Centre. Adults $10, children 11
years and under $5, pre-schoolers
free. Proceeds to community better-
ment. For advance tickets call 335-
6422, 335-6232, 392-6082 or 392-8215.
4,11,18,25
WELCOME WAGON
BRIDAL PARTY
For Welcome Wagon bridal party.
Displays, gifts, door prizes and
fashion show, Mon., Oct. 24 at the
Hanover Legion. To receive a free
invitation phone Pam Zettler at 881-
2338.
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RECYCLING PROGRAM
,Monday, Oct' 10,:8p.m: at the.Coun-
cil Chamber: Town Hall, W ghanl.
Speaker Jim Lang, Co-orthnator, of
the Incoming IncomMAII,egAifigPmitliiniaL
Wiingliaiim. Sponsored by the. Wom-
en's Institute. Everyone welcome.
FOWL SUPPER
St. Paul's Anglican Church in Wing -
ham ill hold its annual fowl supper,
Oct. 18, 5-7 p.m. Adults $6.50,
children 12 and under $3, pre-school -
s free.
27,4,11,18
FAMILY DANCE
'techurch Community Hall on
eta '7m Tif fn's Orchestra.
COOG d$5per person, chil-
n` under 12 free. 1" tTf, ) y
ESWA` 'ER 'ALL'FA1R�..
• Opening get -7 4 7,petn. and .,
Sit., Oct 8. Parade 11:30 a:me Full
li t of events, and dame.efsewhere in
this paper. i
27,4 .
NOMINATION MEETING
The Huron -Bruce New Democratic
Party will- hold the nomination
meeting on Sat., Oct. 8. It will be
held at . the Dungannon Senior Citi-
zens' Hall at 7:30 p.m.
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Wingham, will celebrate its 126th
anniversary on Sun., Oct. 16 with
services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
7;15 p.m. Songfest. Speaker for both
services will be the Rev.. Dr, Mari-
ano DiGangi, Don Mills, Ont. Special
music by the choir, morning; and by
the Godericlr Harbouraires, eve-
ning.
vening.
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Brenda Richmond
and .
FildaObt Th
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Happy Birthday Jeff
From Morn, Dad,
Allan, Vickie St, .urian
Thank You
I have genuinely
appreciated the people
I have met and the
experience gained,
while I've worked
at Snyder Studio.
I look forward to
my involvement in
my new business
"Surroundings”, in ,
Mildmay., ; >:
Deanne Dickson
CLEARING
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SALE
of=household effect's; are„
• liques and a 1973 Ptymot th'
i will be held for
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A CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
For WIngham Body Shop, retiring proprietor
Sid Adams
a aK.+bA S T
i)r.)op s . „ 1.6
14 North St. Wingham, Ont. on
Monday, Oct. 10 at 10:30 a.m.
Guy chart power -pull system, with 4 mobile axle stands com-
plete with (11 kits) A, B, C, 0, F, H, J, K, P, T and X; .Guy -
chart practi-pull with (4) P-4 floor type anchoring system.; In-
land radiator repair system, 3 -in-1 unit.
1 -repair tank with electric elevator, torch & air regulator
2 -Flo tester tank
3 -Hot cleaning tank, propane with automatic control
1971 Dodge 400 tow truck, 5 speed, 2 speed axle, power
steering & brakes, excellent condition, 38,500 original miles 2
ton); 1975 Ford F250, 5 speed, posi track with Holmes 440,
excellent condition (3/4 ton); Three 2 way radio's F.M. and
aerials (1° Base); air compressor; two axle stands; ceiling fan;
air regulator metal brake; rad tester; air chisel; heat lite aimer;
1/4" electric drill; air drill; outside sign (electric); 1/2 " impact
(air); 1/4 impact (air); grinder (air); heat lamps; vacuum; vibra-
tor; feather edger; MIG welder; time clock; cheque writer; add-
ing machine; complete frame set up; floor safe; motorcycle;
radiatormachine; air scraper set; sand blaster; large body
jack; paint compressor
Plan to attend this sale of Collision Repairs and Painting,
Radiator, Cleaning and Repairs.
Terms: Cash and Proper ID. D. plus 8% sales tax in effect
where applicable.
Any announcments or corrections Day of Sale take prece-
dence over written advertising Owner or Auctioneer not re-
sponsible for loss of purchase or accidents day of sale.
For information contact:
Proprietor
SID ADAMS, 357-1102
Auctioneer:
BRIAN RINTOUL, 357-2349
at.: cto er :1
12:30 p.m.
See next week's paper for
full listing
Auctioneer
Len Metcalfe
367-2791
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AUCTION
SALE
At school house, 2 corners
North of Teeswater and 1 1/4
East off Hwy #4 on the 10th
of Culross.
Mon., Oct. 10,
10:30 a.m. sharp
3165 Massey backhoe with
cab and loader; 3 pt hitch
buzz saw and chain saw;
tractor chains; good assort-
ment cast iron implement
seats; other farm machinery.
Snowmobile parts for SnoJet
& SkiDoo.
School maps and books, fur-
niture, stoves and other
antiques.
Proprietor not responsible
for accidents dray of sale.
For more details can:
Auctioneers
Lincoln Russworm 367-2123
Bobby Fynn 357-3055
Proprietor
Evan Smyth 3923
School is Sold
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