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FOR SALE
PORTABLE *TV for sale, 17"
PleetWood, good. condition. 357-
1307 after 5 p..m. 251)
FILTERS for sale, plain,
rapid flo, 6%" °85c a box.
Alexander's Hardware, phone
3574631. - -16rrb
WRINGER -TYPE washing ma-
chine for sale, with pump, six
years old. Electric guitar with
amplifier. Ph. 357-2020. 25p
VACUUM CLEANER1' SALES.
Service on all makes. Filter
''Queen Sales. Ztirich ph. Tien
-
sail 262-5350 collect, My26rrb
•
110111BAR.Dirm Olympic Ski -
/Poo for sale,.like new. Phone
357-3750 during daytime. After
seven 357-1209. 251)
GOLDEN FALCON 15 -ft. trail-
er for sale. Sleeps 5. Will sell
with or without cabana. Phone
384frigitrussels.
2513
*EA OUGHING a n d
• metal flashing, material and
labor. For free estimate. call
Morrison Bros., at Murdie's
Hardware, Lucknow, phone
528:2906: Ap2Orrb
SAVE ON PAINT 10% off
regular prices on Kem Glo
Enamel. Super Kem Tone and
Martin-Senour. Your headquar-
ters for, Nem lines. Alexan-
der's Hardware. • rrb
SEMI ANNUAL stock reduc-
tion sale at Walters' Shoe
• Store, Teeswater, .continues to
. Wednesday. January 31st with
20%. to 50% reduction. on
• evert item in the store: MI
sales final, no. 'refunds. 25p
JANUARY SPECIALS
Power Pact Vacuum Cleaner,
regular $69.95, now $49.95.
Tune-up on any make or model
• of Machine, $3.75. Singer Co.
• of. Canada. phone 3p7-3730, or
Goderch. 524-843L 18-25b
REAL 'ESTATE FOR SALE.
11/2 STOREY .7 room house
, for sale. Large corner lot, oil
heat. Phone for appointment.
David •Cameron. 111 Charles
St., Wingilant, phone 357-1775.
• 18-25p
'MARY- 7froom house for
sale, large kitchen with built-
in cupboards, living room,
'dining room,.4 bedrooms, 4 pc.
bath,- oil heated. Owner leav-
ing town. Phone 357-2794. •
D21-J26b
Gibson
NiVilloughby
Limited
° HOUSE FOR SALE
In the town of Harriston, 2
•storey, 7 room house in A-1
• condition on , large lot in a
, scenic location. Large living, ,
room, 'dining room, .kitchen, 3
bedrooms And bath. Full base-
rnent, .oil hotwater heating,
Storms, fixtures and TV an-
tenna:
Owner forced to sell
due to ill health. Full price
-• $10,500 cash, for quick sale.
WE STILL REQUIRE THE
FOLLOWING, REAL ESTATE
TO FILL • THE NEEDS OF
OUR CLIENTS: •
•
100-150 acre farm in Kurtz-
• °vine area and' barn with or
• without house.. •
50 acre farm with gocki
ouse and barn in Ethel area.
75° to -100 acre farm in Clif-
ford-Harriston area. •
100 acre farm south or west
of Wingham.
100 acre farm in Mildmay
area:
• • For further information „
contaet:
• ' Clifford Cooke"'
" Gerrie Office,. Wroxeter 28SW .
GIBSON WILLOUGHBY
LIMITED --- Realtor
• 25 -lb
.CARS & TRUCKS FOR ,SALE
4, .1059 DODGE 4 -door for sale,
in good condition. Phone 357-
3423.. • 2513
• 1946 WILLYS JEEP for sale
• with snowblade. Ph. 357,1310.
during day or Bervie 395-2330.
Ernie King • . 25b
1059 DODGE PICKUP for sale,
good 6 ply tires; body has no
rust. 353J7, -Brussels. • 25p
6 and 8 CYLINDER MOTORS,
automatic and standard trans-
mission, batteries, tires, fend -
els, doors for all makes. Any-
thing you Inay need see us or
phone 2914849, tistowel Auto
Wreckers. beside • Listowal
Drive-in Theatre. 25-1-8b
• TENDERS WANTED
• TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
Sealed tenders will be re-
ceived by the undersigned un-
til 12 o'clock noon Friday,
February 2, 1968, for supply-
ing diesel fuel for graders and
furnace oil for Township shed,
in the Township of Howick.
' Lowest or any tender not
tiedeSiarily aceepted.
Ivan HaskinS, Clerk, Town
ship of Howlek, Gorrie, Ont.
25b
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
JrfftSEY COW for sale, pro-
ducing 40 'lbsper day, good
/site. Phone 357-1420. - •25b
4 HOLSTEIN springing held-
ers for sale. Phone 223W,
Wroxeter. - 2513
15 PIGS for sale. Harvey
Yoder, Wroxeter, near Lake,
let. • 25p
FOR...RENT
2BF,DROOM APARTMENT for
• rent. Phone .357-3503 or 357,
' 3701. •• 25p
FOR RENT IN WINGHAM-1
bedroom apartment, centrally
located, newly decorated.
Heated. Phone Teeswater 392-
6982 after 6:30 p.m. 18-25b
FOR RENT — In LucknOw. 1
bed -sitting room, heated; also
3 room apartment. heated. Ph.
()liver Glenn, 528.3723. 25p
SALES HELP WANTED
• Male and Female
HERE'S. YOUR KEY TO A BIG
INCOME— MAIL TODAY'
The W., T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd.,
Dept. A-453-HY,
4005 Richelieu, Montreal, P.Q.
Gentlemen: I am interested in.
the world famous Rawleigh
line on a () part-time basis; •
( ) I basis. ( ) Please
send me FREE Cook Book and
catalogue with full details.
Name
Address
City • Prov.
SALES HELP WANTED
Ma litit -
SALESMAN, wanted for feed
company in this area to sell
direct to farmers on salary and
commissiOn. Benefits include
group life insurance, surgical,
and medical And hospitaliza-
•tion. Must have car and agri-
ultural experience. Write giv- •
ing full particulars and tele-
phone number to Box 4333,
Station C, London, Ontario.
25 -ib
MALE HELP WAND
WANTED—Young man inter-
ested in a career in banking-,
Apply Toronto-DOminion Bank,
FEMALEHELP WANTED -
WANTED—A baby sitter for
two children in my home. Ph.
374W5, Brussels. 18-25b
• WANTED
ROOMERS WANTED. Girls Cr
women. Apply Box .12, Ad-
vance -Times. • ,-25p
,
• WANTED—Quantity of cedar
, posts. Apply. Harold Finlay,
Belmore, phone 392-6564, Tees -
water. 25b
WANTED TO RENT with op-
tion of buying, 50400 acres of
pastureand hay farm. Must
have gbod buildings -and- a
good house. Either write or
phone Muirkirk; R. R. 2, 678-
• 3969. Norman Fenn.
• 11-11)-25-1b
REAL 'ESTATE WANTED
100-150 acre farm with OT
without house, Huntsville area:
10-20 acres with gepd house,
20-30 miles. from Kitchener. 50
acres,' with ' house . and barn,
Ethel area. • 75 to 100 acre
farm, Clifford-Harriston area.
100 acre farm, Mildmay area."
Please contact Mr. C. G. Cooke,
Gerrie • office,' call Wroxeter
285W.
Gibson Willoughby Limited
Realtor. •• 18-25b
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
WOMAN will baby sit one pre-
schooler in my home. 357.3394.
•25p
MECHANICALLY inClined
man interested in. doing 'odd
jobs around the home, includ-
ing 'Isnow-shovelling. Phone
• 357-3039. • 25p
WE CAN handle your roof
clearing, snow shovelling and
chain sawing. Available after
5 p.m. daily and all day Sat.'
urday. Call 357-2879, W. Show-
• ers. • 25P
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4 11 ;4 iili
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Antique
Dealeks, Collectors,
Admirers,
PAINT and VARNISH
• REMOVAL'. SERVICE
Efficient Economical
20 WATS* SYRIA?
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Dial 357,4011
if/ A 9 1) P. •• J
CARDS OF THANKS
The family of the late Fred
Deacon would like to thank
friends and neighbors for all
their kindness during our re-
cent bereavement.—Betty
ington, Marie Seitz and Jim
Deacon, •250
I wish to thank my many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy in the
recent death of my father, W.
A. Finlay. Special thanks to
the pallbearers and for the
beautiful floral tributes and
also Rev, G. L. Fish for the
fine sermon. --,Son Charlie. 25b
I would like to sincerely
• thank all those who were so
kind and thoughtful during the
recent bereavement of my
mother, Mrs. Jannet Wilson.
Special thanks to the nurses
and Dr. W. A. McKibbon.—,
James. Wilson. 25p'
• • We wish to express our sin-
cere appreciation to friends
and neighbors • for their many
actS of kindness and elpres
• sions of sympathy in our re-
cent bereavement in -the loss
of a death father and grand-
father. Mr. Harold Gordon of
Uxbridge. — Ross and Hilda
Gordon and family:. 25p
The family of the late Mrs.
Edna Underwood wish to ex-
press, their sincere appreci-
ation to friends, neighbors and
relatives for their many acts
of kindness and expressions of
sympathy during her illness
andwrecent bereavement in the
loss of a loving wife and
mother. Our sincere thanks to
Dr. Leahy and the staff of the
Wingham and District Hos-
pital. Also to Rev: J. C. Brush
• and the Moir funeral home.—
Wes Underwood ,and. family.
• / 25p
We would like to thank our
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors for messages of sympathy,
cards, floral tributes and do-
nations received during our
bereavement. Special thanks to
Rev. Brush, ladies of- the
United Church, Wroxeter, and
the Moir funeral home, Gorrie. •
--The.McKercher family; Betty
Kennedy, Doris Alii, Audrey
Lennox. • 25p
I. would like to thank all
those who -were sb kind to me
and my family while I was a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.—Art Furness. 25p
I 1/4ioiffelilie- to 'Wankmyi
friends and neighbors for
cards, treats and visits while
I was a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital. Special
thanks to Rev. C. M. Jardine,
Dr, W. A. McKibbon and staff
on second floor...--.• Howard
Machan. • 25p
• I wish, to thank my friends,
neighbors and relatives who
visited me 'and sent cards, let-
ters. flowers, fruit and gifts
•• while I was a 'patient it Wing -
ham and District Hospital, and
• since returning home: Your
thoughtfulhiess is deeply ap- -
preciated.1 Special thanks to
Drs. McGregor and rMcKjrn
and theidnd nurses in inten-
sive care and second noon,—
Hazel Sperling. • 25p
• I would like to thank .our
friends and ,neighbors for
cards and visits, while I vat a
patient in Wingham and Dis-
trict . Hospital.. Special thanks
to Dr, Leahy and Dr. Wilkins,
Rev. Grant and Rev. Jardine
and the, nurses, student nurses
and orderlies.. Their kindness
was greatly appreciated.
David Lincoln. - • 25b
• I would like to thank my
friends and relatives who sent
me card's and letters while I.
• was a patient in Victoria Hos-
pital, London. Special thanks
to Dr. Busby, Dr. W. A. Mc-
Kibbon, Rev. John Brush, and
those who helped with s the
.chores at home. — Fraser
Haugh. ' 25p
I would like to express mY
appreciation to my friends Who
remembered me with get well
cards and visit a while I was a
patient -in Listowel Memorial
Hospital. Their kind thoughts
will long be remembered. —
Mrs. Helen Stephens. 25b
A sincere thank you to those
who remembered me with flow-
ers, cards and visits while a
• patient in Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital. Special thanks
• to Dr. J. K. McGregor and
Bev. G. E. Pakenham, also the
staff and nurses who were all
very kind and thoughtful.
Thank you sincerely. Mrs.
William VanCamp. 25b
NOTICE
•*The Annual Meeting and
Banquet of Huron Count
Children's Aid Society is be -
Ing held in St.- Andrew's Pres-,
• bytorian Church Hall, Wing-
• ham, WEDNESDAY, FEBRU-
ARY 14, 196$, at 6:30 p.m.,
Banquet tickets are available
at $2.00, from the Children's
Aid Society staff and Board
Members. The public is icor-
dially invited,to attend. 18-25b
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LOST
LOST—Gold keeper ear ring
lost on main street Friday.
Finder please phone 357-2104,
Mary Lou Cameron. • 25p
PERSONAL
WOULD LIKE to hear from
someone who understands stif-
fening doilies. Phone 357.3039.
25b
• • CUSTOM KNITTING
Turtle neck sweaters, Mary
Maxim sweaters, knitted dress-
es. You name it and ru knit
it, Reasonable rates. Mrs. Jas.
Rae, R. R. 1 Clifford, 367-
2170. • 11845b
• NOTICE' TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF HUGH
EDWARD HAND, LATE OF
THE TOWNSHIP OF KIN -
Loss, IN THE COUNTY OF
BRUCE.
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required
to forward full particulars of
their claims to the undersigned
on o before the 10th day of
Febraary, 1968, after which
date the assets will be dis-
tributed.
DONNELLY & MURPHY,
. 18 The Square,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE .OF ROBERT
GEORGE GIBSON.
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the estate of the
above mentioned, late of the
Village of Wroxeter, in the
County of Huron, Labottrer,
who died on the 23rd day of
December, 1967, are required ,
•. to' file proof of same with the
undersigned on Or before the.
28th day of January, 1968.
After that date the Execu-
trix. will proceed to distribute
the Estate having regard only
• to the claims of which . she
shall then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, thit
4th day of January, 1968;
• CRAWFORD, SHEPIEERD and
•• ,MILL,
Winghami Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executrix,.
. 11-18-2513
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTEK OF ,
ESTATE OF .00/1111„"
GREGORY„
of Wingbarn in The County -4
Huron, Widow, Deceased. 0
• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant -to the Trustee Act
that all creditors and others
having claims against the Es1
• tate of the late Edith MarY,
Gregory are required, to send'
particulars .of their claims,
duly verified, to J. r. GOOD-
' ALL, _Soliciterjor. the Execu-
tor orthe said ,Estate, qn or
before the 3rd day of nbrn-
ary, 1968, and' that after such
date the Executor will- proceed
• to distribute the assets of the
said Estate, having regard only
to the claims of which he shall
then have had notice. ,
DATED at Wingham, On- •
tarfo, this. 16th day of Janu- •
ary, A.D. 1968.
Gordon "Buchanan, ,
Executor of the °Estate,
• By his solicitor,
J. T. GOODALL,
• Box 119, Wingham, Ont.
MISCELLANEOUS '
PAINTING. and DECORATING
•ROBERT E. SEARSON- •
Phone 357-3044 = Wingham
PRECISION SAW FILING
for hand saws and circular
saws up to 24" in diarneter,-
Crawford Gibson, Wroxeter 105
• 18-25p
BLYTH SINGER CENTRE
• Repairs to all makes and mo-
dels of sewing machines..
•-• Warner Prop.
Phone 523-4213; Res. 523-4591
• Pets
• L.. G. BRYCE
Auctioneer
We handle sales, large or
small, anytime or anyplace.
Phone 357-2339, Wingham.
• FLOOR SANDING AND
.FINISHING
Old floors and new
Free estimating -
Paul Rintoul, Wingham
5
LLOYD W. WALKER
•Custom Backhoe and loading
and hauling service
All types of excavating •bn,ry-
• •ing Stones, ditching
Septic tanks and weeping beds
Phone 357-1359
R. R. 1, Wingham, Ont.
POR YOUR
Insurance Needs in Automo-
bile, Farin Liability. -Accident
/and Sickness Home protection
Call your Co -Op Agent —
LLOYD MONTGOMERI'
• 53 Maple Street, • Wingham
Dial 357-3739
SEE GEORGE BROOKS
at
Stratford Cemetery Memorials
• Ltd. •
for Memorials of Distinction
Lowest prices in the area
° 38 Avondale Avenue
Stiatford
Phone 2714736 Collect
BIRTHS
DicDONATA-10 Wingham and
District Hospital, on Thum
day, January 18, 1988. to
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon I•lcDon-
ald, R. R. 4 Kincardine, a
daughter.
LEACIIMAN In Wingham
and District Hospital, on
Thursday, January ,18, 1960,
to Mr. and Mrs. Brian Leach
'man, R. R. 2 Wingham, a
daughter. •
YODER-'-In Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, on Friday,
January 19, 1968, to Mr. and
Mrs, Amos Yoder, R.. R. 1
Wroxeter, a son, 4
STECKLEY—In Wingham and
District' Hospital, on Satur-
day, January 20, 1968, to Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Steckley,
R. R. 1 Bluevale, a daughter.
IRWIN—In Wingham and, Dis-
trict Hospital, on Sunday,
January 21, 1968, to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Irwin, R. R. , 3
Lucknow, a *son.
McPHERSON — In Wingham
and District Hospital, on
Monday, January 22, 1968, to
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mc-
Pherson, Teeswater, a daugh-
ter.
PENTLAND—In Wingham and
District Hospital. on Mon-
day, January 22,4968, to Mr.
and Mrs. LarrS, Pentland:
Dungannon, a daughter.
• DEATHS
GRIMMER., Mrs. Will (Ella
Wallace), in Golden Year
Nursing Home, Preston, Janu-
ary 14, in her 79th year. Sur-
vived, by one daughter, Mar-
garet, • and three sons, Earl,
Carl and Harold of Preston;
one sister, Mrs. Lawrence Wil-
lis of filuevale. The body &est -
ed at the • 'O'Brien funeral.
• home, Preston, .until Wednes-
day, then to St. Luke's Angli-
can Church, Preston, where
Rev. W. Wigmore conducted
• the funeral service 4e 1:30
p.m. Interment Mount View
Cemetery, Galt. •
HUTCHISON, John McKin-
non, 69, Howick TownsIdp,
Monday, Wingham and Dis-
• trict ,Hospital. Survivors: wife
, -
former Pearl King; sons, -Hugh,
at home; .Max, Toronto; broth-
er, Thomas,. Howick Townsh4).
Service 2 p.m. Wednesday,
Moir funeral. home, Gorrie.
.Cemetery.
JIM'S TAXI
Local and Long Distance
• PH. 357.3680 - WINGHAM
JIM NETTERFIELD O26rrb
•
Dead Stock Removal
• HIGHEST CASH PRICES
• paid for freshdead, disabled
cows and horses.' ••
We pay Y2c per Ib. weighing
over 500 pounds.
For the most prompt and
courteous service in this dis,
'tact ' -
• PLEASE CALL COLLECT
• MARLATT BROS.
Phone 133 - Brussels, Ont.
24-hour service -7 days a week
,• License No. 390-C-65^
For Sale
HOME, BARN and 17 -ACRES
Located 5 miles west Of
Wingham. The 11/2 storey home
• has kitchen with modern cup-
boards, • living room, 1 bed-
room and 4 pc. bath on main
' level. Upstaircare 3 bedrooms
and 1 'pc. bath. barn measures
• 30x50-vith hydro, pressuIe and
ceMent,flooi. 12 acres of the
land is workable with 6 acres
• newly seeded. 1 acre of garden
• soil contains raspberries and .
strawberries. There is a strong
• spring with development possi-
bilities. This property is truly
worth the money and the
-;downpayment is only $4,500. •
r 200 ACRE HIGHWAY FARM
This is an attractive l,.II
built highway property located
west of Wingham. The lovely
home has all conveniences in -
eluding Modern kitchen, 4 pc.
bath, and tile floors. A very
substantial barn has good stab-
ling with large pole barn at-
tached and a large silo. Iniple-
men+ shed, garage and' a new
-steel granary: 150 emit work-
able with the balance in mixed
bush. The 'price of `this 200
,acre farm is well within your
reach at only 526,900.
DON HOLST
REAL 'ESTATE LIMITED
REALTORS, WINGHAM
Ontirio Specialists"
Keith OitisiMmons,Manager, or
Annan,* Flitiintmons, Rep.,
Phone 3514$40f Ros. 3571117
Cecil Mahood, Representative,
• 01)61141 Teeswater, 3924932
Mn.Mrs =Hslop was,
world champion
Olympic medalist
Mrs. Henry flysl9p died
suddenly at her Teeswater home
January 11 a the age ay/.
Mrs. Hyslop was named to
• Ftliberts‘gLajuilldrueridliagleHiaAQll I:illine in
1966.
The former Jennie F1eteher0
was born in Leicester, ngland
in 1339daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Flet-
cher. She began her swimming
career at the age of 11. Bet-
• ween 19,03 and 1906.she won
20 silvez medals with the Lei-
cester Swimming Club. For
-4he nexelix years she was the
British women's champion and
world record holder. She broke
her own record 11 times during
• that period, the only woman in
Swimming history to ever do so.
Jennie Fletcher was a gold -
medolist as a member of Bri-
• tain's relay team in the fifth
summer Olympics in Stockholm
• Sweden in, 1912 where she also
won a bronze medal for the
100 meter free style, It was
the first time women had com-
peted in the Olympics in swirn-
,
Mrs. Hyslop and her hus-
band came to Canada in 1919
and made their home in Tees -
water. He predeceased her
three years ago.
She was a member of Knox.
Presbyterian Church, Teeswater..
She is survived by sons
Irvin of Montreal, Douglas of
Halifax, Robin of Uxbridge,
Donald and Maxwell. at home,
and a daughter, Mrs. Kenneth ‘.
Smith Of London. There is a
brother Benjamin and a sister.
Mrs. Elizabeth Green in Eng-
land.Rev. T.J. McKinney con-
• dutbted service at the MacPher-
son funeral home on Friday
with burial in Teeswater Cern-
etery.
F. Schwichtenberg
Fred Schwichtenberg of
Mildrnay died Sunday in the
Bruce County Hospital at Wal-
kerton f011o%ying,a, heart attack.
HVr 62.".
fcl-naEhan av
native Of Germany. He came
to Canada in 1923 and settled
at Mildmay where he was res-
pected as a citizen of the corn:
munity and for his conscientious
workbas.head sawyer at the lo- -
• cal sawmill. He was a mem-
ber of St. Matthew's Lutheran
Church. •
He is survived by his -wife,
the former Matilda Schickler
of Kitchener; two sons, Alfred
of Penetanguishene and Wilbert
of Port Elgin, both former resi-
dents of Wingham and former
employees at the Advance -
Times; three daughters,- Mrs.-
• George Wybanga of Brooklyn,'
Mrs. Jack Lynet of Weston and
Mrs. Fred Weigel of Waterloo,
• and eleven grandchildren.
He is als8 survived by
three borthers, Frank and Rich-
ard of Mildmay and Otto of
Kitchener.
Funeral service was held
at the Schuett.funeral home in
Mildmay On Tuesday afternoon
with burial.in the Evangelical,,
Cemetery.
Mrs. A. Wilson
was in 90fh year
. Mrs. Andrew .Wilson, a
native of Scotland, died in
Wingham and District Hospital
on Thursday, January 18, fol-
lowing a'short illness. Her
home•was at R.R.3, Wingham:
She was the.former Jannet
Rutherford, daughter of the
late Robert Rutherford arld his
wife, Agnes Nichol. Mrs. Wil-
son was born September 14,
108 at Craiksaulds, County of
Roxborough, Scotland. She'
came to Canada in 1884;P' settl-
ing in the Wingham district.
In 1909 she married Andrew
Wilson at Holland, Manitoba.
He predeceased her in 1940. •
She is survived by one son,
James, of R.R. 3, Wingham.
Mrs.- Wilson was a member
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church,
Rev. IC.M. Jardine of
Wingharn, United Church con-
ducted service at the R. A. Cur-
rie & Son funeral home on Sat-
urday afternoon' and burial was
in Wingham cemetery. '
The pallbearers were Evan
Wilson of Wheatley, Bradley
Galbraith, Bob Arbuckle, Ken
Curge, Alex Coulter and
Ge6rge Tervit Sr. • and the
flower beards were Ken Mc-
Kague arid John. Ai eUrtie.
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BURNS BALL.
Will be held In the Lucknow
Legion Hall on Priday,. Jou.
ary ae. Lunch served. No per.
son under 21., Music by Car
rather* orchestra. AdraliPiOn
$3.00 per couple. 25b
E UCHRE
Brussels Legion, Monday
evening, January 29., Legion
vs. Gentlemen's" Club. • Play
with your choice. Adm., 50c.
Free lunch. 25b
FREE EUCHIRS
In Bluevale Community Hall,
Tuesday, January 30, at 8:30.
Good prizes. Lunch provided.
Sponsored by the Bluevale
Milk Producers. Everyone wel-
come.
25b
THE ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Repave, Blyth and
Brussels Schbol Pair will be
held in the Belgrave Com-
munity Centre, Tuesday, Jem
my 30, at 8:30 p.m. 25p
E UCHRE
On Saturday, January 27, 'at
8:30 the Women's Institute will
hold a euchre in the Council
Chambers. Good prizes and
lunch. 25b
EUCHRE
Sacred Heart Parish Hall,
Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 8:30 p.m.
Good prizes. Lunch. Everyone
welcome. cge26rrb
ALL STAR TOURS
Travel Deluxe to Miami.
Florida, by way of Nashville,
Tenn., and Grand Ole Oprey
in air-conditioned washroom
equipped motor coach on a 16
day vacation 'escorted by Allan
Reed. Leave Friday, February
23rd, return Saturday, .March
9th. Cost $219 includes trans-
portation, 14 nights' accommo-
dation and baggage gratuities.
For further information and
reservation call Allan. Reed
• 821-2892 collect or write 431 -
Woolwich, Guelph. 18-25-1-8b
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ANNUAL. MOminim! or
WINGHAM HORTICU‘TtlitAt.
Society will be held lionda
evening,. January 29th, at 0;00
p.m.. in the Pellowshin Hall
of the Presbyterlat Chunk
(use side door). Reports, elec-
tion of officers and directors,
literature, slides and discua-
sions. • Itefreshnients will be
served. Support YOur *Wet!,
in its activities --please attend.
Put a lock' on .
financial loss!
Why talce unneces7
sary risks, when it
costs so little fa carry
• c%)
theft insurance on
your valuables. See
us or full details.
For safety's sake,
be smart and insure
W. B. Conron, CLU
• 357-2636
INSURANCE
Complete Insurance
- Coverage
— Agent for —
Manufaiturers Life
• ,Inv ranee Company
5 John St. W... Wingham
THE DETAILS:OF
BARGAIN
Keith McClure
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lik v eriess
examine the various "Offers" you are bound to receive.
Many a purchaser has lost money when he was trying
hard to save it only because he .failed to understand what' *
he' was actually buying at a seemingly low price.
If you are buying a new ,car, then be sure that you
understand EXACTLY what accessories are included in the
purchase' price, how the terins of purchase, finance and. in-
surance compare and how you stand with regard to service
• after the sale. The final purchase figure means nothing, of
course, unless all the details are clearly understood.
• It is especially' easy to •go wrong on a used car buy.
This is because there are no two used cars in the world
exactly alike. What you are really buying is not the make
and year of a model. It is the UNUSED mileage that- might
or might not be left in the car.
• - Whether it is a new or used car you are interested in
"it is well to remember that your long range satisfaction de-
• pends In many respects on the dealer you buy it° from. A
dealer interested in immediate profit only usually finds
ways in which he can confuse the buyer on price Or the
automobile's condition to achieve his objective.*
As you shop for price, shop for quality Mo. The low-
, est price may cost the most in the end. •
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and Appraiser
We' handle Town and
Farm Sales
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Phone 357-3631 -Wingham
• Business and Professional Directory
C. W. CASL1CK
• .LIFE • HEALTH
BUSINESS INSURANCE
50 Patrick '.Street Eist
Wingham
Representing
IMPERIAL LIFE
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WINGHA/VI
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CEMETERY LEtTERING
• REASONABLE PRICES
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Phm.11.,
Carol E. Homuth, RO
Mrs. Viola H. Homuth, RO
OPTOMETItisTs
- Phone. 338-21 it .
HARRISTON ONTARIO
CAVILLER 8t,
COMPANY
Chartered Accountants
Resident Partner
J. E. Kennedy, C.A.
Dial 881.3471 - Walkerton
44....plommuliNiumarmistrommieftermossia.......4101.
Crawford, Shepherd I
• & Mill
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
J. Harley Crawford, Q.C.
Norman A. Shepherd,
M,A., LLB.
• Alan
• *INGRAM, .• ONTARIO -
Dial 3* -3630
J. T. GOODALL
• BARRISTER, SOLICITOR
NOTARY, Etc.
— %lever Block
DIAL 357.1990
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