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AUCTIONS
AUCTIONS
A CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
of household effects for 2
Mrs. Mary Hogan
526 Wheel St., Lucknow on
Friday, Aug. 11, 1989 at 6 p.m.
Chesterfield and chair; wash stand; swivel chair; trunk; rocking
chair; antique cupboard; hall tree hat rack; square oak table/6
chairs/leather seats; buffet and hutch; small tables; mirrors; 2
end tables; lamps; kitchen table; step stool; set of silver; 2 foot
stools; dressers; iron bed; smoke stand; wicker magazine rack;
piano stool; mantel clock; radio; picture frames; sewing ma-
chine; humidifier; electrical appliances; vacuum cleaner; garden
tools; lawn chairs; and some antiques, dishes and numerous
small articles.
TERMS: Cash day of sale and 8% sales tax in effect where
applicable. Proper ID. Any announcements day of sale take
precedence over written advertising. Owner or auctioneer not
responsible for accidents or loss of purchase day of sale.
For information contact: Vivian Hogan
AUCTIONEER:
BRIAN RINTOUL 0 3572349
EVENING
AUCTION SALE
of home furnishings and antiques consigned from area homes
will be held in Teeswater Agri -Curl Building on
Monday, Auvet 14
starting at 6:00 p.m.
CONSIGNMENTS INCLUDE: Nearly new Hammond electric or-
gan; chesterfields and chairs (like new); odd tables and chairs;
small drop leaf pedestal table; combination bookcase -desk; buf-
fet; TVs; some very old records; lamps; matching double bed,
double dresser, chest of drawers, bedside table (nearly new);
beds, dressers, chests of drawers, night tables; kitchen table
and chairs; GE fridge; Moffat stove; microwave; small chest
freezer; several small appliances; kitchenware; set 1847 Rogers
Bros. silverware; dishes, glass, ornaments; Roskopf railroad
pocket watch; fancy work; linens; bedding; drapes; antique
leather trunk; yarn winder; cross country skis; early electric train;
quantity of hand tools; table saw; MTD tiller; and MUCH more.
Listings subject to change without notice.
Consignors and auctioneers not responsible for accidents, inju-
ries or losses connected in any way with the sale.
TERMS:. Cash or cheque with ID night of sale.
Snack bar.
AUCTIONEERS:
WALLACE BALLAGH • Teeswater, 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD a Ripley 3955353 '
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323.1902 ®• 29141817
FOR RENT
Luxury 2 Bedroom
Apartments in
Wingham
Phone
291-1887
The Man
To See Is
FUNCTIONAL, ROOMY, IMMACULATE - and the complete ex-
terior has had a brand new paint job! In the heart of Wingham,
this four-bedroom beauty has 1 1/2 baths, ampie kitchen,
ground floor utility room, closed side porch, king-size living and
dining rooms plus den (or downstairs bedroom) and open front
verandah. Updated electrical, roof and insulation. IT'S JUST
PLAIN NICE! $84,900.
FINE FAMILY HOME has recently undergone extensive renova-
tive changes including giant new kitchen with adjacent utility
room, patio doors and 4 pc. bath in addition to the large newly
carpeted living room and dining room, all redrywalled. Upstairs,
three bedrooms. This charming Wingham home has a roomy 82'
x 132' lot. CALL NOW FOR MORE DETAILS!
TRADITIONAL ELEGANCE throughout this eye-catching Wing -
ham home, four bedrooms, three baths, extra large formal living
and dining rooms, family room with dining area for the kitchen,
combination ground floor utility and games room with patio
doors introducing deck and inground 16' x 32' pool. A steal at
the REDUCED price of $106,000.
SOMETHING SPECIAL - A very unique four-bedroom Wingham
home, generously landscaped giving you that "north woods" fee-
ling of privacy, rear sundeck overlooks a "ravine" lot; front "Flori-
da" room creates a cozy cottage atmosphere. You'll love the all
NEW kitchen (a lady's dream), 13' x 21' dining room with bay
window, family room with patio doors and livingroom with fire-
place; even a finished basement playroom! ISTINCTIVELY
DIFFERENT!!
FOR THE ENTERPRISING PERSON an opportunity to grow
and sell your own produce on this 135 acre farm (72 workable).
New, insulated steel shed 16' x 24', 200 amps, cooler. Two-
bedroom mobile home and storage shed to be completed. New
drilled well. Sites for ponds. 15 minutes from Wingham on
paved road. Asking $129,000.
NOW HERE'S A HOUSE! - Only four years old, it's got all you
need on one level: living room with fireplace, dining room, large
kitchen with dishwasher, three bedrooms, two full baths, plus a
basement with rec room, utility room, workshop and yep, an-
other bathroom; garage attaches to the basement. View of the
Maitland River valley and countryside is picturesque. And it is in
Wingham. CALL US NOW!
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS! There's magic in eight acres near
Wingham, currently being developed into 10 executive -quality
Tots backing on the Maitland River and fronting on Highway 86.
Currently, there's a three-bedroom bungalow with two full baths,
living and dining rooms plus modern kitchen along with roughed
in basement. Central air! A CHANCE TO DOUBLE YOUR MON-
EY! U25,000.
oIF1cg
357-1344
Contact:
Stan Chadwick 3574497
Margaret Day 3574196
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Wingham famil
death of Mrs. Ethel
Members of the Day family of
Wingham are this week mourning
the passing of a loved mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Jean Day
of Wingham, whose death occurred
Thursday, Aug. 3, at Wingham and
District Hospital. She was 90 years
of age, born in Turnberry Township
on Dec. 24, 1898.
The former Ethel Hastings,
daughter of the late Peter Hastings
and Maude Leggatt, Mrs. Day
received her elementary education
at Wroxeter and attended sec-
ondary school in Wingham and
business school in Hamilton. She
worked as a bookkeeper.
Mrs. Day always took a keen
interest in sports and in community
and church activities. A member of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
sate was a life member of the
Women's Missionary Society'. She
also belonged to the Legion Ladies'
Auxiliary and the Rebekahs.
Mrs. Day was predeceased by her
husband, George L. Day, in 1964.
She was the dear mother of John
and Janet Day of Wingham; grand-
mother of Jane Day of RR 1, Wing -
ham and great-grandmother of
Jackilyn Day. She is also survived
by two nieces and two nephews
and was predeceased by her sister,
Edna Hastings (1988).
Friends paid their respects at The
McBurney Funeral Home until Sat-
urday at 1:30 when service was
conducted by Rev. John P. Vaudry.
Interment followed in Wingham
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ken Hastings,
David Hastings, Larne Patters,
Wayne Douglas, Bill King' and Mel
Mathers, Jane Day was bearer of
floral tributes.
Albert Rintoul dies,
was Wingham native
A native of Wingham and long-
time resident of the town, Albert
Rintoul of 83 Carling Terrace, died
Thursday, Aug. 3, in Wingham and
District Hospital at the age of 77
years.
Albert Rintoul, a son of the late
Alexander Rintoul and Georgina
Phippen was born Jan. 16, 1912, in
Wingham and attended school
here. He was employed by Western
Foundry, Lloyd Doors and the
Huron County School Board before
his retirement in January of 1977.
He was a member of the Wingham
United Church and the Royal Cana-
dian Legion.
On Sept. 11, 1937, in Wingham,
he married the former Jean Mar-
garet Zurbrigg, who survives. He
was the dear father of Jean and
Walter Guetle of Elliot Lake;
Charles and Joan Rintoul of Val
Therese, Donald and Theresa Rin-
toul of Kincardine. There are 10
grandchildren and three great-
grandchildren. He was predeceased
by one grandson, John Campbell
and by his brother Kenneth in 1980.
Complete funeral service was
conducted by Rev. J. Rea Grant on
Saturday at 3:30 at The McBurney
Funeral Home. Final resting place
is Wingham Cemetery.
Lydia A. Schinbein, 89,
dies at Geri -Care home
Lydia Almeda Schinbein, 89, a
resident of Geri -Care Nursing
Home, Harriston, died July 26 in
Palmerston hospital.
Born April 4, 1900, in Wallace
Township, she was a daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Martin
(Sophia Habermehl) Bender.
On Feb. 11, 1920 she married
Henry Schinbein of Wallace Town-
ship. The couple farmed in Wallace
until moving into Listowel in 1960.
Mr. Schinbein died in 1976.
Mrs. Schinbein was a member of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Listow-
el, and of the St. Paul's Ladies' Aid
group.
Mrs. Schinbein is survived by
one son, Lyle and his wife Beverley
of Gowanstown; one daughter, Mrs.
George (Ruby) Gallaway of Wing -
ham; one sister, Mrs. Susie Fetter of
Milverton; one daughter-in-law,
Betty Schinbein of Listowel; and by
11 grandchildren and 20 great-
grandchildren.
Besides her parents and husband,
she was predeceased by one son,
Lorne; by three sisters, Mrs. Maggie.
Krotz, Mrs. Viola Ament and Mrs.
Annie Forbeck; and by one son-in-
law, George Gallaway.
The funeral service was held Fri-
day, July 28 at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Listowel. Burial
was in Fairview Cemetery, Listow-
el.
REAL. STATE-
1 99A JOSEPHINE ST.,
WINOHAM, ONTARIO
• 357. 11'17
WHITECHURCH - Good value is offered in this newly reno-
vated family home. Modern kitchen and dining area. Large
living room, master bedroom and bath on main level. Heated
hobby shop. Village taxes are low. Open to offer.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Village location on hardtop
County Road. 1.5 acres. Built in 1987. 2400 sq. ft. 16.6 ft
ceilings, two overhead doors. Metal clad interior and exterior,
insulated and heated by two efficient gas furnaces. Three
phase hydro. You may operate the business of your choice in
this prosperous farming district.
100 ACRES - East Wawanosh. 85 acres tillable, productive
soil is growing good cash crops. Systematically tiled. Listed
'85,000. Open to offer.
TURNBERRY TWP. - 200 acre farm. Renovated brick home.
Large bam and vertical silo. 150 acres of systematically tiled
land has a proven production record. Located in a prosperous
farming district, not far from town.
K. EITZSIMMONS
13 L °1 ri 357-11.17 Wingham
BRIAN MCBURNEY
,ra.vteurrom"am 335-3761 RR 1, Wingharn
Pallbearers were Goldwyn Gall-
away, David Schinbein, Don Har-
row, Garry Schinbein, Brad Crozier,
and Del Cressman.
Donations to St. Paul's Lutheran
Church were accepted as expres-
sions of sympathy.
DEATHS
MATTHEWS—Passed away
Thursday, Aug. 3, at Fordwich Vil-
lage Nursing Home, Miss Louise
Elliott Matthews of Fordwich, in
her 85th year. Born in Howick
Township, she was the daughter of
the late Ed and Sarah Matthews.
She had worked as a telephone
operator in Fordwich and as a nurs-
es' aide at Fordwich Village Nurs-
ing Home. She was predeceased by
her sister, Letitia, and is survived
by first cousins, Emma Edwards of
Listowel and Margaret Friar of
Paisley. Funeral service was. held at
Knox Presbyterian Church, Gorrie,
on Friday at 8 p.m., with visitation
one hour prior to the service. Rev.
Paul Chambers officiated. Inter-
ment followed in Fordwich Ceme-
tery. The MacPherson Funeral
Chapel, Teeswater, was entrusted
with arrangements.
After 40 yrs.
you're still looking good!
Happy 40th Anniversary,
Mum & Dad
Love from Patty & Vince;
Mary & Rick; Julie & Pete:
Helen & Ron & our families