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The United
fobien held their
tha`trkoffering service in
irdtl Sunday even,
e ACW of Trinity
tli Church and th
from Kurtzville
Cecil Wilson toot the
v► p service, assisted by
id. t s. Elva Cooper. Mrs.
son gave, the meditation an
Mrs. Cooper read the
scripture and fed in prayer.
Mrs. Ron Livermore was
pianist ,.and •accompanied
three members of• the choir,,
Eleanor "Gibson,Donna
Martin and Brenda Martin,
in -a trio appropriate to the
theme of the Meeting,,: which;
was "prayer".
Mrs. Ann Dyck of New
Dundee was the guest
FY
and he t#u
bee.n foster
ch ldren
;t
Shespoke of c
► the• *Ork,, `of" many
diffiquitiP have.
d, to face sit ovir >ehe
wa went to Oddil9.prayer
and :what litatweRSus help;
Miss. "Dagga Lockie in-
ir lied the *Aker
Doug. Harding thanked
u▪ 'S. Scotttl arks n, DOW
preSidetit.t,AlVited everyone
to the Sunday School room,
where they enjoyed a social
hour.
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R. Nisbet
Optometrist
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'121aaecSt,'
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By Appointment
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MEMORIALS
Guerantebd Granites
Cemetery'Letteririg •
Reasonable Prices
Buy Directand Save
Ws. Ph. 357-1110
Res. Ph. 357-1818
Frederick F. Homuth
Fhin.11-, R O. '
Carol E. Nemeth. O.D.
Mrs. H, Vials Momuth, O.D.
° pto isetrtsts
r lvierr3atorei;Ontatl 'o "'-
Dr. Allan K. Overgeard, D.C.
D r. tree A. Cowley. B.Sc.. D.C.
Chiropractors
197 Josephine SL
Wingham
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`ITAGE02 AUTOMOSILEINSU. RANCE
CONTACT THE'AGENT al roue. AREA.
Eldon Bradt.'•
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521.221E
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OOnotd McKenzie 163 E141n Avi.. west 524-7602
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-John Nixon R R !•R Is 111.0411
CLAIMS SHOULD Si REPORTED
PROMPTLY TO THE DIRECTOR
' ` iN YOUR AREA.
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LIQUIDATION.
SALE
Of
Box Spring and Mattresses in
Queen, Double and Single Sizes
--- Held at
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
660 Josephine St., North end of Wingham
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
9:00 -9:00 p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
9:00-6:00 p.m.
These -bon -springs and -mattresses -will -be
offered at wholesale prices. For example,
54" orthopedic with 20 year guarantee
regularity sells for '439., our liquidation
pr r day : id Saturday, only '199. for,
the pair. Be su to attend.
Visa and Ma tercharge accepted!!
D'YOFSALE -
WINGHA . SALES ARENA
357-1730 or 357-2987
WINGHAM SALES ARENA
I,itSAST
and Mm,
t Ilan wish.to ex-
tendainvitation to ffamily
t ieiem
r iienie 25
wedding anniversary on Fri -
47, Oct. i$at the Brod-
IA*enG ftaillunity Centre at
Brddhagenl Ont,, frail 8:30
p. . to `T .a.m. Best wishes
only.
7-14
PAPER DRiVE AND
APPLE DAY
Saturday, Oct. 17 papers and
magazines tied and to the
curb, by 9:30 a.m. The Town
of Wingham and Village of
Belgrave to be canvassed. If
you need assistance with
papers phone 357-2471. The
Beavers will be holding their
apple day the same day.
Please help support the
scouting movement in Wing -
ham.
7-14
VARIETY CONCERT
To raise money for the Town
and Country Homemakers of
Huron County, will be held
on. Sunday, Oct. 18 at 2 p.m.
at F. E. Madill Secondary
School, Wingham.
7-14.
JUNIOR. CITIZENS'
GARAGE SALE
On Saturday, Oct. 10, 2 to 6
p.m. and Thursday and Fri-
day, Oct. 15 and 16, from 4 to
6 p.m. Junior Citizens will be
visiting your street to pick up
donated items for their gar-
age sale on Saturday, Oct.
17.
7-14
HALLOWE'EN DANCE
Wingharri°Optimist Club Hal-
lowe'en Dance, Saturday,
Oct. 31 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.,
at the Wingham Legion; $10
per couple. Prizes for best
costumes. Tickets . from Op-
timist •members or phone
John Chippa :357-1238 or
Norm Rude 357-3669.
7-28
INDUSTRIAL HOCKEY
LEAGIJgItEGISTRATION
Players are needed to play
hockeyin the Wingham In -
climb ial Hickey Leatiget.
Monday and.T(lesday nights.,.
Registration night will be
Thursday, Oct. 15 between'7
and 9,p.m. at arena or call
Jon Bateson 357-3096 or 357-
1208.
INSTITUTE MEETING
The ,Wingham branch of the
`. Women's Institute will hold .
its meeting Thursday, Oct.
15 at .2:30 p.m. in the Council
Chambers.u t speaker,
G es peak ,
Muriel Thhmpson. on the In-
ternational Year of the Dis-
abled.
TURKEY SUPPER
At St. Paul's Anglican
Church on Thursday, Oct. 22
from .5 to 7:30 p.m. Adults
$5.50, children under 12;
$2.50, pre-schoolers free. Self
serve.
14-21
TEEN DANCE
At Ethel Community Cepitre,
Friday, Oct. 16, 8:30 to 12
p.m.; admission $2.50 each.
Music by Stevens D.J.
AUCTION SALE
Of vehicles, steel store
shelving, andgues, and
many other articles
will he held for
JOHNSTONE BROS.
plus
ADDITIONAL
CONSIGNMENTS
at the former Silverwood
Bulding, next to- Henderson
Leather In Lucknow on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
at 11:00 a.m,
VEHICLES - a number of
good used cars and trucks.
ANTIQUES - cupboards,
bath tub. wood stove, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS - largr
quantity steel store shelving;
30'' range; 10 speed men's
bike, like new; 20 sheets 4' x
8' Ten -Test sheets; chester-
field, chair and ottoman; step
stool; carpet underlay; bath
tub; hot water heater; 2
shopping carts; 2 push lawn
mowers, like new; 4 drawer
filing cabinet; quantity pip-
es; eavestroughing; many
articles too numerous to
mention; more consigned
every day; something for
everyone. -
If you have consignments
that you would like to make,
call Tony. at 528-2822 days or
528-3811 evenings, or Brian,
evenings at 52&2900.
AUCTIONEERS
Wallace Ballegh, Teeswater
392.6170
Grant McDonald, Ripley
395.5353
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RIN00
Howick 'll
held on 'Friday
9M- Wro.
amity H�; #ate
Regular POW
Share the Wealth; Oche:
Special; Jackpot $1$0.0!11
calls. Purpje Bali fvo.
and -Consolations prim.
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COUNTRY SUNSHINE
Bluevale Recreation
seats Country Suns ne,
'Saturday, Nov. 7, Brussels
Community Centre, Dancing
9 to 1; 34 advance ticketsi $55
at the door, Hunch in, laded;
For tickets phone 357-3458.
BRIDAL SHOWER -
For Linda Miners, IRR 2,
Bluevale will be held in Blue -
vale United Church on Wed-
nesday, Oct. 21 at 8:15 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
SHOOT PARTY '
In IOOF HALL, Wingham,
Monday, Oct. 26 at 8 p.m.
Everyone welcome. These
parties will be held second
and fourth Mondays all
winter.
HOT TURKEY SUPPER
At Lucknow United -Church,
Tuesday, Oct. 20, 4:30 to 8
p.m. Adults 35; under 12,
32.50. Auspices United
Church Women.
BUS TRIPS
Color tour, Friday, , Oct. 16;
Tender Tootsie's and
Swain's Greenhouses, Mon-
day,, Oct. 19; Coyle's and
Silknit, Thursday, Oct. 29;
London, Monday, Nov. 2;
Royal Winter Fair, Friday,
Nov. 13 and Sunday, Nov. 15.
Phone Helen McBurney,
Nicholson Bus Lines, 357-
3424.
HURON -BRUCE
LIBERAL ASSOC.
A meeting of the full execu-
tive and membership of
Huron -Bruce Liberal As-
sociation will be held Wedes-
day, Oct. 21 at 8:30 p.m. at
the Dominion Hotel, Zurich.
On the agenda will be the
election of delegates to the
Liberal Party of .. Canada
(Ontario)
1981 annual meeti
ing to be held in Toronto,
Nov. 27 2B and'29. - ••
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,QUILT AND AFGHAN
A quilt and afghan display
and tea will be held in Tees-
water United Church- on'
Wednesday Oct. 21, from.2 to
8:30 p.m. .
CHILD CLINIC
The Huron Scounty Health
Uiiit invites you toattend the
Child 'Health Clinic, held at
'the Health Unit U t office, Wing -
ham hospital on Wednesday,
Oct. 21, from -9:30. to 11:30
-a.m. for:. 1. Health Surveil-
lance
2, Anaemia Screening
3. Immunization
4. Fluoride ,
WEEKEND IN BL• YTH
Come to the Gala Weekend,
Oct. 23 to 251n Blyth, Friday,
Oct. 23. Casino night and
dance, Blyth & District
Centre with Whiskey Jack;
Saturday, Oct. 24; Pops Con-
certs
oncerts by the Blyth Festival
Singers, at 3 p.m. in Blyth
Memorial Hall. Tickets,
adults ' $3, children $1.50.
Medieval feast, 6 p.m.,
tickets 315; Gala entertain-
menLand 'auction;:.)) '-p.m,-;
$3000 Worth of auiegm items,
tickets 310; Weeltehid pack-
age
ackage price $50, per couple.
Phone 523-4331 fo! tickets.
14-21
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
In
Wingham United` Church
on Stanley, Oct. 25, at 11 a,m.
and'i: 30 p.m. Guest speaker
at the Morning service is
Rev. Donald Parsons of First
United Church, . St. Thomas.
Grey -Bruce Singers will pre-
sent' a• program of music at.
the evening service.
14-21
LAMB SMORGASBORD
Friday, Oct. 30 at 7 p.m.,
Belmore Community Cen-
tre; Advance tickets only, $7
per person; also a slide pres-
entation of Mike Marritt's
study tour of Britain. For
tickets phone W. Renwick,
367-2504.
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IN FIGHT FOR
LIFE.
council , 1
d that it m
1(,eter-lot 1
Melia
`leis the Maitland
elicitor Robert
formed Clerkk- T
Dorothy Kelly ` cos
the Navigable are
AM SOTHERN
fes from
• s, Andy Miller
Ilid Mr, and Mrs.
were dinner
av with Mr, and
Mrs(
Inger.
Mr .ccs. Lorne Wilson
and familyygf'Fergus visited
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs -
Norman 1:';1111 son. Other
gue:. ,at thamm
were s • e d sMrs.e hoWraye
Wilson and algily, Mr. and
Mrs Cecile )son and Mr.
and Mrs Ken McClement
and faliiy
1171' ord xis, Carl D'Arcey
and Mr. and Mrs.
Geettidi0ArOey and family,
Mr and li#s. John Lep-
pinlgton mild family visited
Sunday ;•with Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Leipington in Gorrie.
Mr.and Mrs. Reg Wright
and Tina were.Sunday guests
with Mr and Mrs. Barry
D'Arcey,
Mr. and' Mrs, Anson
Demerling sppeent Thanksgiv-
ing Monday°in Guelph with
Mr. and 1Wi'S Gordon Gold
rich' and family,.
Mr. and Mrs. Geno Meyer,
Kevin and ,Angie, spent
Sunday with- relatives in
Barrie and Orillia.
Mr: and Mrs. Cecil
Galb'aith of Guelph visited
Sun y with Mrs. Verna
Galbraith
Mr..''and.Mrs. Harvey
Bride. 'and h Miriam of Don
Mills:spetit the` weekend with
Mr. and MIs. 'Harold Doig.
Mr. and'Mrs -Glenn Finley
andfamil of &ton spent the
weekeind.ttli`eir home here.
Mr...., and • Mrs. Eldon
don
Graham of Toronto spent the
weekend at. their home here,
Nfiss Wen' Bt ylolooif-
Oakville spetfitli'e weekend
with °her 1pireini,' Mr. and
Mrs Rayiinond' Baylor:
Jim Warren was a guest
over'the Weekend with Rev.
and ` Mrs. McMullen at
Brumfield.
Mrs. • 'Shirley Bruer .'of
Mississauga Wes a yisitor
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Anson
, Demerling
ands
Dodg
Saturday
from
•tle
Gerrie
Wildfa g :and PaulMisss- Chapel of M.L • Watts
sauga,spent ,s Thanksgiving FuneralHomes.
weekend with Ind
Mrs. Mr. ;. -and Mrs. Doug
Roy Simmons. F Hargrave, accompanied' by
Mr:. and :Mrs,: John Mr. and Mrs Roger Will .of
Douglas and Donald were Listowel spent °'Thantssgiv '
dinner,. guests Sunday'' with ing weekend •with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller. •'" Mrs. Ron. Reed at Orono.
Mr; and—Mrs. Ileartly
Roberson and Miss Vera Mr. and Mrs. Bilk • Hut -
House of Milton spent chison accompanied>Mr. and
Thanksgiving Sunday with Mrs. Glenn McClement of
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lockie. Listowel to. Ottawa, for. the.
Mrs. Hazel Leslie of At- Thanksgiving weekend.
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woad
af;
Hailtday`',
Saturday
Mrs. Norman R1
Mr. and Mcs. `ton
Hargrave and Mi. and
Bill"Sothhern,s t a few tlay :
last, Week at obermory,
Manitoulin and the: , idland
area. .
Mrs. Elsie Strong un
derwent eye ,surgery last
week in Stratford 'General
Hospital Fortiwich friend:
wish her a °Sl y zr`etucp; to
her home.
Mr. and Mrs, Les Watkins
and Erin of Bolton and Mr.
and Mrs. John . Harris and
Sean of Guelph were
Thanksgiving_.' weekend
visitors with MrsClare
Harris.
Friends • of Miss Violet
Beswetfierick will be.sorry`t0
learn that she was. taken by'
ambulance to Listgw.er
Memorial Hospital on
Friday morning after suf...
fering a stroke. •
Among those from the
area attending the weekend
in Nashville were Mr. and
Mrs.. Jack Douglas, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Sturgeon, M•r. and
Mrs. Lyle. Murray., •
The sympathy of the
;community goes to Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Dinsmore and
family in the death of.. the
former's father, Ernie
Dinsmore, last week; also to
Mrs. Verna Galbraith and
Mrs. Elsie Strong who are
sisters. •
Friends here were sorry to
learn theat
Mrs. Willy Nixon
is a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital; Mrs.
,Enta iOnI'1!, , t e114 r;h-iti�I+ :117
Ho`sp,i E Ki c neand
Mrs. J. W.1Daunt .underwent
surgery in Toronto General
Hospital.: Ail are wished e
speedy return to their
homes.
The sympathy of the
community goes to Mrs.
Pearl Patterson,in the death
of her brother, Chester
Bennett, who was buried
!fl
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pl ► sd,w. m is , axe
. cal
00 the Ho
bidet $x:90
lowestt
.04'9ns
ng»1 ,ust give proof oF•'
•insurance and oWnelrshi oI
• his vehicle by Oct:°13...;1 he
cannot meet the conditions*,:
the tender will' go to thenext
lowest bidder, Keith .Nichol«,
Son df
Tomb at $23.75 an
• 'tete, .
WILL BCV :TRACTOR
Council t approved the •
purchase of a 1976.'1Massey'
tractor sand backhoe from
Midwestern Equipment of
Listowel which the township
has rented for, the : past
month,:�, • '
Road Superintendent Ross ..
,. Nicholson said. he and his,...
workmen have used' the
tract& a lot lately. It can be
used for smaiil! Culvert work,
loading gravel; and light
snow removal jobs. 4n• ,the
winter.
The tractor • retails for
.$15,000, : but Midwestern
Equipment will ...deduct
September's rental ;:fee of
$$,200 `froth. the price.
Nicholson is to, ask, if a new'
back -tire call be included.
He also will make inquire ,
. about the.' . sibili .:w"of $
tabling pas . ty ,
overn
i ' a meat stt�
:Si hep, fifer th trat-
t6F-:' a 1141 +� Ft �t,s;
Mr. Nicho
Plson reported it
cost $17,823 to repair the
township's Wabco grader
this year and $9,493 to repair
the Galion grader. Council
--decided to apply for the 55
per cent Ministry' of Trans-
portation
.'
. and Communi-
cations subsidy to help<cover
the cost of the. repairs.
BLUEVALE HALL'.
Turnberry council will pay
for materials to repair the
leaking roof on one side of .',
the Bluevale 'Hall. Several
<•--years• ago, Morris Township
bought the materials for
repairs to the other side of
the roof. The roofing will be
done by volunteers.
Council will ask for an
increase in the amount. of
Swim* win resume
FORDWICIC* The Ford-
wick Senior : itizens held
their Octobneetiig lei, the
hall. • Mrs. Ewa Harris, vice
president, piled, in the.
absence of President Rey
Kennedy. She welcomed•
everyone and - the . meeting
opened with "0 Canada" and
"Happy Birthday" to two
members, with 'Miss M.
McElwain at the piano.
It was moved that we have
card parties again this year,
the first •to be held this
Friday, Oct. 1g,
The senior citizens are to
visit the Village Nursing
Home Monday afternoon,
Oct. 19, with Mrs. N. Kirby
in charge of the committee.
Mrs. Florence Wilson was
program conl'vener. She
introduced Don Coghlin,
manager of • the Bank of
Commerce, wlio; gave many
helpful-s"ug'g'est once —'to -
seniors on iniiesting money
and the use of tiling `systems
and bank deposit boxes. He
distributed kits with hints
ainvestments.nd sheets keep track of
to
Eleanor Gibson, the young
lady the seniors had'''Ipon-
sored at the i'iowiek 125th
anniversary, thanked the
group for its Suppllrt. She
was fortune be
chosen qt ea . She )bed
her experlen `Cots,, adiowed her
gifts, played': af1t1 r the
song she halo ca' :: for
Fri
the anniversary... _w'
Mrs. Wilson thanked both
speakers and lunch was
served by her group.
AUCTION SALES
GREY -BRUCE Simmental
Club sale, Saturday, Oct. 24,
Walton's Sales Arena, High-
way 4,1 1/2 miles west of Dur-
ham at 1 p.m. Offering 53
lots; 5 bulls, (2 fullbloods);
48 females,, purebred and
percentage. Viewing Friday,
Oct. 23, from. 6 p.m. Cat-
alogues, •Elsie Jackson; RR
1, Durham, NOG IRO (519)
369-6314.
14-21
Construction -Snow moving -Landscaping -industrial
AUCTION SALE
Plein Landscaping Inc. and Others
to be held at Regional Road 17, Breslau, Ont.
(Kitchener)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17,1981
9:30 a.m,
VEHICLES: 79 Bronco 4x4; 78 Chev 254x4 P/U; 77 GMC
25 4x4 dump P/U clw plow; 77 Chev 35; 73 GMC 6500
dump (41,000 mi.) 72 Chev 35; 76 Chev van; 69 Malibu
Cond. 75 Torino wagon; 75 Fury; 72 Jaguar XJ8
Sd; 72 Lemma (cart); etc. etc.
Mobile scissor lift platform, man up 'lift, 79 MF 20C
tractor loader.
COMPLETE RANGE OF TURF- CONSTRUCTION -
MECHANICAL: 125 CFM air compressor; levelers;
3 pth tiller, Mott mower, posthole auger and sltow-
_ Izl_eweeJiorwood_triplex; 4.lawn_and_..asphalt-rollers; ----
concrete saws; mowers; leaf blowers; tampers: power
trowels; pumps; scaffold; trailers; roto hammers; hand
tools; port grinders; band saw; power threaders; etc. etc.
INVENTORY: Fertilizer, peat moss, bark, etc. etc. -
SHOP: welder; drill press; radial arm and table saws,
ped grinder, washer, tire changer, hand tools, etc. etc.
OFFICE: desks; chairs; copier; typewriters; filing cab-
inets; etc. etc:
PARTIAL LIST ONLY LUNCH ON PREMISES
VIEWING FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18.1981,1-4 p.m.
TERMS: $100. cash or certified cheque depositon
major items.
M.R. Jutzi & Co. Inc.
Industrial Liquidators, Appreisers•and Auctioneers
Profesadoriets In the orderly IWjtr>don of onstruction,
lndurtrlitlend Commenclil*Enterprises,
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ROY JE L
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RR: 1, Hanover,' Ont. f.
WALTON'S SALE ARENA
2 miles west of Durham on Hwy No. 4 on
• Thyrs.s Qctobler''-22
12 Noon
CATTLE: 19 REGISTERED; 12 GRADES.
28 cows-Sell.14'registered ; with 7 :fresh; 9 due
with
to freshen within the next 3 months.
Sires: used in this herd - Ultimate, Anthony; Lad,
Royaity, Dominion, Moch ' Fours. end others..
Also 5 heifers and calves. This herd sells :with -a
negative status, •
Followed by:
Walton's- 98th Consignment: Sale
Already consigned are a number of. fresh.
andclose springing cows andfirst calf heifers.:
Selling is a first calf heifer by''ManifO-War; her
dais (GP) BCA 159M 15D `f; fresh with
heifer 'call of Sept- 3rd. Daughters selling by
Never Fear, Futurity, .Avatation, Leger and
r .
Ai e I 'are .b ed *,�' . e ;� � Vie � in
:Others. so� i In , , h .1f' ... , �e s
* �i 9.
ands elves hteintiy from iiste herd-
Ptasn now 410 attend'rtftese- two s.;
Sales Manager & A iictloneer:
• DONALD E.•WALTON
369-3804.: *1'.369881. •
WINGHAM ' 'SALES
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Sales Arefa,,
"Everything Under the ^Roof"
680 Josephine St., North: End
Wingham
NEW FURNITURE Sofa beds,- 2,'3 and•
4 pc. living room Suites, complete dining
room suites, bedroom suites, .solid
wood table and chair sets, bunk beds,
student desks, coffee andend .tables.
chrome suites; box and mattresses . in
single, - double or queen sizes, stereo'•
Units, carpet and linoleum, etc.
USED FURNITURE: Used appliances,;
chests of, drawers, dressers, color and
B&W TV's, used dining room, living room:
and bedroom furniture. Note) We take
trade-ins on new furniture, will buy
outright or take on consignment for auc-
tion. Call Wingham Sales • Arena
357-1730. '
CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR: Blue jeans
for men, women and children, safety
work boots, work socks, work pants, -
flannel shirts, velour shirts, coveralls,'
fleece Tined and reversiblevests, snow
and ski suits for men, "women: and,
children.
TOOLS: Wrench sets, socket sets, drill
presses, bench vises, hand saws, fence
pliers, screw -driver sets, tool boxes,
etc. '
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BULK COOKIES
SATURDAYS ONLY
The Gun and Sport Shop
Featuring a fine selection of new and us-
ed firearms in various calibres by leading
manufacturers such as Winchester,
Browning, Remington, Ruger, Savage,
Theca and others. Black powder guns
and accessories, reloading equipment,
all types of -ammunition, quality hunting
..knives,.by_Buck,-Schrade;-puma; Brown-
ing, Ruko, duck decoys, rain suits, ar-
chery equipment, fishing gear, hockey
sticks, etc. Note! We take trade -Ins on
new guns or will buy •outright guns in any
condition. Call Winghafn Sales Arena
397.1.730.
We Accept Cash, Cheques,,
Visa, Mastercharge,
Lots of Free Perking
Open Mon. m $iat. 9 m 6
Friday Nights.till 9 para:
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A
AA
As
L'
E
s
A
R
N
A