Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-04, Page 10• "
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VARIETY CONCERT—Cathy Douglas, Sherri Campbell and' Ma Sanderson, of
the Howick Central School Junior Ukelele Band, played °Four Strong Winds' dur-
ing the school spring concert Wednesday evening. The trio was accompanied by
Bradley Pyke on the drimiS nid Joan Heinbecker, base.
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COMEDY—Parents and friends were treated to humorous skit, 'Jump For Joy',
during Howick Central School's spring concert last Wednesday evening. The cast
of Grade 6 pupils included Murray Coulter as Ambrose, a theatrical agent, and
.• Charlene Henoeffer aeliAlss. Darling, an overbearing. starlet.
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tilt 'liar GIBBONS
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Statekarm Fire
and Casualty company
Canadian fiend Office:
•Scarborough. Ontario
MRS. WILLIAMSOTHERN
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Notes from Porchicf:5'.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Wilson and Earl Bowes of
Iiied4Thfig1itY with
s' Lonise Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Krislock
of. Riverhurst, Saskat-
chewan, visited a couple Of
days last week with Rev. and
Mrs. John Stinson.
Miss Louise Matthews
spent a couple of days last
week with Mr. and . Mrs.
Barry • McPherson. at
Teeswater..
Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Harris' ,
Maple,- visited Saturday with
Ittr. and Mrs. Scott Clarkson.
Mr. and Mrs-. John Siefert
and Becky of Cambridge
visited •over the weekend
with relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Kelley
'WINGH SALES ARENA
GUN &.
SPORTING GOODS.
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GINGHAM SALEi ARENA
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S. EVENING JUNE 5TH
7:00 P.M. SHARP
We are instructed, to sell without retterv,e, over SC
newand used guns,, scoriae; fishing tackle, 'rods and
reels, hockey stkite,, hunting knives, air mattresses,
basketballs, ammunition, waders; lawn darts, skate-
boards, gun cleaning kits and hundreds of small items
of interest.
25 NEW GUNS - Ithaca model 37-12 ga.; pump shot-
gun; Remington 7 and 2 308 semi automatic; Remington
042 ga. pump shotgun; Savage 99E - 308 lever action;
Whitworth lnterarms 22/250 bolt action; Marlin 30-30
lever action M336; Collectors' guns - Belgium Browning
30106 bolt action rifle; Winchester model 92-38140 lever
action; LeFever 12 ga. double barrel shotgun; Russian
Klagent 7.62 bolt action carbine, with bayonet (circa
1920); Commemoratives - Cheyenne 40-40 carbine;
R.C.M,P. Winchester 30-30 rifle; Cammilus Centennial
knife set; Hunting Guns - Remington 1100-12 ga.; semi
automatic Weatherby 12 ga.; semi auto, 303 Enfield
rifle; Browning 300, with magnum bolt action; 22
Cooey semi auto; several single barrel shotguns
(various makes and mode)s); also several 22 rifles;
including (Coney 600); Ruger 243Varmont rifle; Brown-
ing 300 Iwith scope); Magnum bolt action, Ruger 45170;
Remington 12 ga.; Ithaca 12 ga. plain barrel trap gun;
Savage double barrel 12 ga.; Mossberg 22 Plirsker; CVA
Mountain rifle kit; fishing reels by South Bend, Daiwa,
Quick, Open Road, Olympic, Zebco. Good assortment
of hockey Sticks, basket balls, fishing poles, INadert-3,
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tackle, hunting knives, ammunition, air mattresses; I
Evinrude 35 HP. outboard motor; variety of small"
sporting goods items of great interest for the sports
minded people.
TERMS - Cash, Chargex, Mastercharge or known
cheque Day of Sale.
Sales Manager Ed Kikkert
AUCTIONEER JAKE K1KKERT
PHONE WINGHAM357173O
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and Brian of Hanover visited
&hid*. With hk. aPd. Mrs.-
-Gadie4gibsoit. ,
Mr. and$Ers. Glenn Kelley
and girls '• of Elora visited
-.Sunday. with Mr. and Mrs.
Loin& Kelley. - • • •
Sunday guests with Mt,
and Mrs. Ted Klaassen were
Mr. and. Mrs. Erich Mam-
men of Ravenswood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerd ' Henrichs of
Shelburne, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lange, Kitchener.
• Friends of , Mrs. Jim
Warrell will be sorry tot hear
that at present she icon -
fined to County of Bruce
General Hospital,
Wallterton. •
Mi. and Mrs. Vernon
Jacobson and family of
Guelph were weekend guests
of Mrs. Dorothy Jacobson.
Fordwich friends are
pleased that Mrs. Holger
Espensen, returned home'
Thursday from Listowel
Memorial Hospital where
she recently, underwent
major surgery and Gerald
Martin returned from
County of Bruce. General.
Hospital, Walkerton, where
he had been confined the
past two weeks.
Friends of Miss Minnie
McElwain are sorry that she
is a patient in University
Hospital, London, where she
underwent major surgery
last week.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Rowley who
were married Saturday in
Harriston United. Church
with a reception following in
the Harriston Legion Hall.
The newlyweds will reside on
the second concession of
Howick.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Browne, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne,
recently enjoyed a motor
trip to the Tulip Festival,
Ottawa, and visited with
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Attwell.
They then went to Quebec,
New Brunswick and
Springhill, Nova Scotia,
where Mrs. Hector Browne
met a friend she had not seen
for some time. They also
travelled to Antigonish and
to the shrine at Ste. Anne de
Beaupre.
Mrs. Clarence Carswell,
Mrs. Wray Cooper, Mrs.
Mary Kelley, Mrs. George
Pittendreigh and Mrs.
Marjorie Sotheran visited
Monday with Miss Minnie
McElwain at University
Hospital, London.
Mrs. Rick Woods Of
Listowel visited Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Miller.
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Many fri rn
Mrs. George ToyfOr
Currie, known to. her man*
friends :as Sarah, passed
away suddenly 'at`
Wingham and DiStriq
Hospital on Saturday. She
was in, her Bath year. •
Sarah Kathleen Heb$0117
was born in Northern Ireland'
on August 15, 1900, a
daughter of the late Robert
Hobson and Annie Me -
Mullen. She worked a a *
weaver in her early life- and
eagle to Canada in' 1923, 329
settling in Toronto.— In 1924 vniighq rested at The
she came to this area where conducted Funeral.
she married George Currie HAVRept*
on January 30, 1925.
Sarah was a member of
the Wingham Salvation Train�r
Army Corps and belonged to Arnlir,) he was borne to her
the Home League. Sbe also finak:.., resting place in
was a member of the Ladies' Winglia*, emetery by
Auxiliary to the Royal ChaOlfec,Ninegarden, Ed -
Canadian Legion. •
ward
Left to mourn her passing, FrAnit.'C*Kit‘itS,tRePohbeenrtCgcricea
besides her husband, are and Edward Oliver. Linda
three daughters, Mrs. Frank Kimberly - St.
( Ca ther ine ) Ma eCon nell Marie rerefl�wer bearers.
urr
P agoben
etjand Mrs. Gerald
« ,.,Alarie, all of
Alvin Of
te of California
London;
; 17 great
*II and tuWQ
firthern Ireland:
ntdeceased hy One
•iltittghter ; one
A:en (1980) and
:hrs. •
ah Currie of
e'hine Street,
10 service was
:!...:1'uesday at two
Captain lain
4,7., the Salvation
Cards of
Winks
Mr. James Adams and
family wish to thank all their
friends, relatives and neigh-
bors for their acts of kind-
ness at the time of the loss of
a dear wife and mother. Spe-
cial thanks to Max and Barb
Watts and to Rev. Innes.
The family of the late
Donna Thompson would like
to express their appreciation
to their many friends, neigh-
bors and relatives. Due to
the number contributing by
Way of floral arrangements,
donations to the Bluevale
and Community Recreation
and other acts of kindness
please accept this as your
thanks in lieu of individual
cards. Special thanks to Rev. -
Keith Humphrey, Rev, Wil-
ena Brown, pallbearers,
flower bearers and the Pres-
byterian Church ladies. Yont,
kindness will never be for-
gotten.
The Mother's Auxiliary to
Wingham Minor Hockey
wihes to thank all the,
vo. =teen who gave of their
9111e and help this past sea-
• -son working in the conces-
sion booth. Without you it,
could not have been a suc-
• cessful year. Special thanks
the Wingham merchants
who donated the door -prizes
for the Chinese cooking
demonstration.
The Executive
. , MRS. WILLIAM SOTHERN •
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' Michael `Fraser wishes to
thank • everyone who sent
cards, and those who visited
him. while in Wingham and
District Hospital and since
cominghome. Thanks also to
the,Itoctors and nurse a on
second
• We wish to thank all our
friends and relatives for
their, many acts of kindness
ifl.qui recent bereavement.
Speciarthank.s to Rev. John
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Mc-
Kunond Dr. Joll e nurs-
ing Staff and 1 e Currie -
Walker Fun Home.
Sincerely,
• The Gardner family
We Wish to ihank bur
friendstielatives, neighbors
and JaniilY for the happ3r,,,,
evening and:beautiful cards
and giftareceived at our 40th
wedding, anniversary party.
anealio, thank you to the
person 'ho gave of
money.With :Roam on.the
card.Aspeciakthank you to
shigers.VOiaist, violkOst,
alt,0,•#rerface and;readerjor
tititIRRO*i 4sistancegto
Father: owsid.. at • our
anniversary mass -,f thanks-
giying 044 ourdesur fainily
foratlanging this beautifUl
day .for us. This day will
alWays hold a treasured
piece me memories.
Osear.and Anna Marie
Kieffer
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Notes from Fordwich
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Carswell Spent several days
last•week With Mr. and Mrs.
John Carswell at Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stowe
and family of Kitchener
spent the weekend at their
hdme here.
Mrs. Jack Douglas and
Mrs. Aaron Dickert were
hostesses Saturday evening
for a miscellaneous Shower
• in honor of Miss Christine
Bunker who willbea bride of
this month. Several contests
were enjoyed and Mrs.
Emerson Ferguson gave, a
humorous reading. Christine
received many lovely gifts
for which she thanked
' everyone.
PUPPETS—The Francis Kay Puppets gave a rousing -
rendition of 'Jack and the Beanstalk' as part of the
children's entertainment presented at the high !Wheel,
courtesy of the Wingham KInettes, last Saturday
afternoon. " '
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Wingtam iwa,
year.
Born OR
East Wawa4�SI
M;iurdons
late WilUa
Isabel* 4010, 41.9,,fg
East WiWannib
hefara:ids retireee:
Tentee' 1/4,vois
kedeceased his first
wife, the. termer Addie
Groyeau. Sfir*Ve44hy
his second wit% tbelormer
Iris (Curtis):MacLean,
whom he niarri4; 24 years
ago in Walkerton; one. son,
William A. Purdon Of RR 2,
Luckeow;.- two eau uars,
Rowe
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Pallbearers -were ShanePertiee -Cal'eyVttrd*Ofollg
Simpson - :Shawn Simpson,
Richard ifseilie''-aild '1'914
Roberts.". Floral tributes -
were' carried' by Janend,
Karen and Kurtis .Pygdoa,
Jill, Judy and Todd Simpson.
AUCTIQII SALE
• Of Propetr of
WALLACE -BECKETT,
• 88 James it., Hon 31, Lot Yfingham, Ont. on•
Friday Evening, June 13, 1980
7:30 p.m.
On said lot is a 5 room house with basement and oil furn-
ace. This is definitely a handyman's special..
PROPIRTY; will have a very moderate reserve bid.
TERMS: 10% down payment by cash or certified cheque even -
hg of sale; balance in 30days.
Auctioneer or proprietor will not be responsible for any
accident or injury day of sale.
Auctioneer:
• JACK ALEXANDER
Minglion
Tel: 35i-1442 or 357-1011
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Chesterfield anichoiri coffeeond step tables; table end pa*.
limn* Heiritzman piano and bench; set of books of hni:iw-Y:
edo0;7S--eabejstered ichojrs; mirrors and pictores;-.foot
stook; onikkine.rpckeii Parlour tables and sta da; ladies; '
studie'veuchait Electrahams colour IV (as new witbratow
:antique dining room sUltic diroMe table ond.0i cumNy(01
; table. 904 chalrsl PrIT!*(014, treadle sewing *chino; Clore
sir,. 21 kith itove;:Frigldaire fr)dgfE: nanny 404* iirlenrI •
'Simplicity inner twin ;Wniiheiri ,Wash tub; .tront00, board:,
vrOmin cleaner, carpet. Sweeper; kot•plote;:alearikfrypan;,
electric appliances; diihesi. sealers;: blonde tieciroom:sultec.•
dark bedroom suite; 2 add drettters and beds; 2 wardrohlis; ,
2 homemade cedar chests: -round top trunk; beddittglind
linens; wheel barrow; step, )adder; extension ladder; garden
. tools; lawn chairsi numerous carpenter tools Ondniiiiil chests..
Thistiso nniqui*afering anbove average items. . , • . '
- ,-, -. ' . uemsrcast1 day of sale. Property sold.
Estate oratiCtioneur not resparitible for accidents orlossea.
• ... •• • AUCti01100ri ' • .
' BRIAN RINTOUL
Clerk:
GEORGE .POWELL : ,4,
NOTE TIME 11:00A.M. —
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•"FLOWEIES
We: Jir
• Arrangements
• 'Cut.flowers.
* Plants.
• Flowersby
Wire Service
LEWIS
FLOWERS
135 Frances
Phone
• 357-3880
ocasen-ltrOve•aNUu
The
• Flower
Nook
*flowers for all
occasions .
*potted plants
*weddings are ,a
specialty '
PROMPT DELIVERY
SERVICE
Call or drop in and
see us at
218 Josephine St.,
Wingham
PHONE 357-3333
FUELS
BILL TWFIN -
Imperial Esso Agent
For Ali your Home and
Farm Fuel and
Lubricating Needs
359-1032
WELDING
Portable
Welding
Will do custom port-
able welding and in -
shop repair -Work.
•Ornamental railings
*Free estimates
Phone Spike Bakker
•RA6 Lucknow
5284026
SALES AND SERVICE '
ynn
Enterprises ttd.
• Honda and Skidoo
Soles& Service
Hwy. 8i!! exist of Wingham •
Phone 519-357-3435
SALES
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FOreVer Yours
• Stationery
• Invitations
• Thank you notes
• Napkins. matches
• Social announcements '
The itifinghamAdvance- •
TIM'S Office
BACKHOE
Backhoe
Work
Hugh McBurney
WINGHAM
357-3819
ELECTRICAL
• PLETCH(
ELECTRIC LTD.
Electrical Contractor
Motor Rewinding and
Complete Motor Soles
WINGHAM
357.1583
PAINTING
FREE
ESTIMATES
'REtJ
Painting
INTERIOR/
EXTERIOR
DECORATORS
Phone:
Rod 392-8290
Jim 367-3005
pLUMBING
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PiUMBING
INSTALLATIONS
Repairs., Renovations
NNW Installations, call
Terry Doyen at .
357-28 or 357-1229
PLUMBING HEATING'
• Leroy JaiktOn
—Plumbing •
. —Heating
—Tinsmithing
191 Josephine St.
Winghant 357-1904
• INSURANCE
Pfeil
INSURANCE
• All Types of
insurance
335-3525
GORRIE
357-2636
WINGHAM
CONSTRUCTION
BERT
3574053
and
DICK
528-2726
ASKES BROS.
CONSTRUCTION
General Building
and
Renovations
Concrete Forming
- WE SELL
Hint 9 -
Windows
Kaiser
Aluminum roducts
A ex
Barn ucts
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'3 10 PRINTING .
• PHOTO COPIES '•:'
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• • RUBBER STAMPS
• WEDDING
• 'STATIONERY
314 JOSEPHINE STREET
-WINGHAM. , •
357.3800
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CUSTOM SILK SCREEN
PRINTING OF T-SWIRTS
Gordon Koster, lex 62, Wroxeter
Bus. 335.3136 Res. 335-3671
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BEAUTY SALON
"SPECIALIZING in PERMS
and HAIRCUTS"
Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario
Phone 357-2812
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