The Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-10-05, Page 6For Sale
"WHEN SELECTING CTING A GIFT'
for a shower, wedding, birthday
or any occasion—check the large
display that you will see at Alex-
ander's Gift and Hardware Store.
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1968 MARK II Woods tent trailer
and 8 x 12 add -on -room. Phone
357-1604, Gary Storey.
THREE-YEAR-OLD Hoover
washer spin-dryer for sale. $95.
Stainton Hardware, Josephine
St., Wingham.
NOW AVAILABLE ' Just off the
press, the book by Dr. W. V.
Johnston entitled "Before the
Age of Miracles; Memoirs o€ a
Country Doctor". • Dr. Johnston
was a general practitioner in
Lucknow for 30 years and his
book concerns his life and work in
this area. $6.95 at the Lucknow
Sentinel. Mail orders accepted.
5-12
CHESTERFIELD and matching
chair, coffee ' table, two end
tables, three lamps, chesterfield
chair. Excellent condition. Phone
335-3170.
YOU ARE WELCOME to browse
in 'Alexander's Gift and Hard-
ware Store where they have a
large display of gifts for all occa-
sions. rrb
SPANISH GUITAR— Very good
condition. Phone 357-1420 or 887-
6352.
FREE— WOOD SAWDUST shav-
ings available at the Electro -
home plant, Wingham. Phone
357-1741'. - 5-12
For Sa
PICK YOUR OWN fancy McIn-
tosh apples or buy already
picked, All varieties and grades
to choose from. Also, Courtland
apples, Bartlett pears, prunes,
plums, honey, apple butter. Mait-
Side Orchards, open seven days a
week. West end of Brussels.
Phone 887;6883. 28-5
$6.95 A GALLON— exterior Sher-
win-Williams paint. Only because
we were able to get the last avail-
able stock. Regular -. $12.95. Alex-
ander's Gift and Hardware Store.
Livestock For Sale
48 HEIFERS, approximately 700
lb. Phone 357-1610, evenings.
50 PIGS for sale, weaned two
weeks; 35 dairy cows, mostly
Holstein, starting to freshen in
November; 9,000 lb. butterfat
quota. Phone 335-3754.
ONE BLACK standard bred and
Percheron. Broken single and
double and for riding. Also, year-
ling colt, half -quarter horse.
Lloyd Simmons, Wroxeter.
50 HEREFORD STEERS, weight
approximately 750 to 800 lbs. T.
A. Currie, Wingham, 357-3423.
FARM EQUIPMENT
to
JOHN DEERE hydraulic trip
beam plough, three -furrow; 12".
Lloyd Simmons, Wroxeter.
1971 HONDA CB 350, immacu-
late. Must sell. Best offer. Phone
357-1534.
KITCHEN china cabinet, white
with grey arborite top. Phone
Brussels, 887-9356. .
"FREE" Your own snowmobile
repairparts and accessory cata
logue. "Save up, to 30 per cent".
Just mail your name and address
to "Direct Distributing Inc.; P.O.
Box 1178, Hull, Quebec. A com-
plete selection of parts and ac-
cessories to choose from. °No
matter where you live; you'll al-
ways receive fast service.
PAISLEY APPLE BUTTER Mill
re -opens October' 5, closing No-
vember 18. Operating each week
Thursday and Saturday until 6
o'clock; Friday nightkuntil 10:00
p.m. Custom cooking Saturday
only. Apple butter, sweet cider,
containers, barrels for sale.
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MILK FILTERS— 6112" plain are
still selling for 95c package at
Alexander's Hardware and Gift.
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GOOD USED baby crib. Phone
Mrs. S. G. Leeclham, 357-2471.
ONE USED pick-up cap. B
stead Metal Fabricating.
LIVE CHINESE geese. $3.75
each or 2 for $7.00. Phone 357-
3569, Showalter's, Whitechurch.
ONE PIONEER 1200 chain saw.
Never been .used. Phone 887-6473.
5-12
ONE USED SPACE heater and
pipes with 200 gal. tank. Phone
'887-9036.
OIL HEATER—two fans. Phone
-357-2669.
PICTURE FRAMING our spe-
ciality — in wood and metal.
Snyder Studio, phone 357-1851.
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GUNS BOUGHT, sold and • re-
paired. ABC Sporting Goods, B.
Jenkins, Minnie Street. Janprrb
KIRBY VACUUM— saes and
service. The one that o t -cleans
them all! Trades accepted. For
demonstration, .call Lamont's
Cleaning Service, Kincardine 396-
3295. rrb
IF IT'S A GIFT you("are looking
for, you will find it at Alexander's
Gift and Hardware Store. rrb
NEW PRESSURE treated round
poles for pit silos. 16 ft. long - $16,
6x6,20 ft. long -$20; 6x6, 16 ft. •
$16; 2 x 6, 14 ft. tongue and groove
lumber for pit silos - 8290 per
thousand. Assortment of used
tanks for culverts, 1,000 5,000
gallon. James Kerr, Listowel,
291-4648. rrp05
Cars & Trucks
For Sale
1968 DODGE Coronet station"
wagon, , V-8, automatic, , power
steering, radio, two-way tail gate
with power window and other -
extras, $1,300. Phone 357-3702.
1969 NOVA SS 396-375 h.p.; black
with black interior, 4 -speed
chrome reverse mags, headers,
tach., 'racing cam, low mileage.
Phone 291-3941 after '6 p.m.
J. BROWN MOTORS
Quality Used Cars and Trucks
24 -Hour Towing
Phone 335-3325.
Gorrie
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McCREERY
AUTO WRECKERS
RR 2, WROXETER
on Highway 86
Midway between Wingham
and Listowel
USED AUTO PARTS
USED' CARS & TRUCKS
Phone
LIS' 'OWEL 2914159
GORRIE 335-3314
Wanted
P.T.O. corn shelter. John Byler,
Lot 7, Conc. 13, Howick Township
or R.R. 1, Wroxeter. 28-5
GOOD STANDING timber, bush-
lots, logs,. well timbered proper-
ty. For more information contact
Wm. J. Sills Lumber Co. Ltd., 338
Pannell Lane. Strathroy: phone
293-3352 or 245-0966. rrb
Notice
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
No evening appointments. Ef-
fective November 1st, shop will
be open Monday to Friday. Ella's
Beauty Lounge. 5-12
The dental office of Dr. Ray
Bateman will be closed from Oc-
tober 7 to October 16 inclusive.
Memorial gifts gratefully re-
ceived by the Huron -Perth Res-
piratory Disease Assoc., 121
Wellington Street, Stratford, 271-
7500.
Would the person who .had
trousers picked up by Wingham
Drive -In Cleaners on Monday,
September 25th, please check
them as the cleaners have two
pair mixed. The ones I wish to lo-
cate are brown wool worsted.
Please phone 357-3870. Thank
you.
Miscellaneous
SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. All
woe`" taranteed. Twenty years
experience. Write Louis Blake,
RR 2, Brussels. Phone 8.87-6800.
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EAVESTROUGHING — Alumi-
num or canonized. Estimates
without obligation. R., E. Ruttan,
Wingham, 357-1077. rrbNov.30
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY
shampooing ; also wall cleaning.
In• your home or place ,of busi-
ness. Lamont's Cleaning Service,
Kincardine 396-3295. , rrb
ANDY'S '-
REFRIGERATION AND
APPLIANCE SERVICE
23 -Hour Emergency Service
%%Ingham, 357-3484
' SCISSORS SHARPENED. 50c a
pair. Alexander's Gift and Hard-
ware Store. rrb
MEALS -ON -WHEELS
Phone Miss Mary Scott, 357-2365
or Mrs. H. L. Sherbondy, 357-2552.
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FOR YOUR
Insurance Needs in Automobile,
Farm Liability, Accidents and
Sickness Hosie Protection
Call Your Co -Op Agent—
LLOYD MONTGOMERY
53 Maple Street, Wingham,
Dial 357-3739
GIBSON UPHOLSTERY
Furniture, car and truck seats
recovered, rebuilt. Phone 357-
1217. rrb
ANYONE wishing to have hand-
saws, circular saws, tools, etc.
sharpened, call 357-3644. rrb
WEBER'S SEWAGE DISPOSAL
Service. Modern equipment used.
We pump septic tanks, pigerys,
lagoons, etc. Phone .887-6700,
Brussels. ' rrb
Work Wanted. ,.
CUSTOM COMBINING— Corn,
beans • and grass seed. Gary
Thacker, 887-6196: 21-28-5-12
Help Wanted
MEN OR WOMEN to pull tur-
nips. Hiih school boys on week-
ends. Percy Adams, Blyth, 523-
4452'after 5:00 p.m. 28-5
ARTEX HOBBY products needs
full or part-time help in the Wing -
ham area. Contact Rosalyn
Lembke, RR 3, Ayton, Ontario or
phone 519-665-2255. 28-5
HELP! Gorrie Girl -Guides are in
desperate- need 'of a leader. The
only initial requirement is a sin-
cere interest in young girls. At
least two assistant leaders avail-
able. For further information
please call •Keil Insurance,
Gorrie, 335-3525.
MOTHER'S HELP wanted for
doctor's home in Wingham. Live
in or out. Apply P.O. Box 609,
Wingham.
RELIABLE PERSON wanted to
babysit pre-school child in my
own home. Phone 357-1371 after
5:00 p.m.
OFFICE HELP required. Gen-
eral all around office knowledge,
strong in' accounting and pro-
cedures. Apply Box 216, Advance -
Times. 5,12
Of Interest to Women
AVON IS CALLING YOU— We're
looking for people who like
people—and like making money
in spare time. Call tonight while
'territories still available for
Christmas sales in Wingham,
Turnberry and Wawanosh. Mrs.
Millson, London, 451-0541.
Real Estate
FOR SALE RENT
TWO BEDROOM house on main
street. Lucknow. All modern con-
veniences. Possession imme-
diately. Phone Oliver Glenn, 528-
3723.
AWN
THREE-BEDROOM house for,
sale, situated on three lots in
Bluevale beside the cemetery.
New house. not vet completed
Phone London 6724799 collect.
5-12
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FOR RENT OR SALE
THREE-BEDROOM house for
sale or for rent. Close to schools.
Large yard. Phone 357-3482. rrb
Nine -room brick house in ex-
cellent condition. Close to shop-
ping area and schools.
Seven room house near high
school. Newly decorated and a
new furnace.
Seven room brick house in good
condition. Easy walking distance
to uptown.
Six room brick house just a step
from main street. New furnace.
Very reasonable.
SEE US FOR FARMS
HORACE A. WELLS
Real Estate Broker
Palmerston, 343-3333
SALES— LUELLA R. LOGAN.
343-2041
WIIJIAM S. REED
Real Estate Broker and
General Insurance
DI.I 357.2174
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
COMMISSION RATE 3®/e
ON HOUSES IN WINGHAM
Stately, two-storey brick du-
plex on a beautiful landscaped lot
situated one block to main street.
An. excellent income property
with three bedrooms, four -piece
bath, large livingroom with fire-
place, dining room, kitchen plus a
four -room apartment with bath,
separate entrance, hot water
heating, sun porch, garage.
Early possession.
One and a half storey, 3 -bed-
room, frame dwelling, full base-
ment, extra lot, situated close to
main street. Priced for . quick
sale. Immediate possession.
EDWARD A, EWOTT
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Phone 357.11590 and 357-1555
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Two-bedroom frame 'home on
Helena Street, large lot, oil heat,
garage, low taxes and priced at
$ 300.00.
Concrete block two-storey. du-
plex, three bedrooms in each
side; located close to schools;
needs some repair; immediate -
possession.
Two-bedroom frame home,
fibreglass brick siding, com-
pletely renos ated inside, new
wiring, windows, doors, carpet
throughout, new bath, automatic
'humidity control on furnace Im-
mediate possession.
Applications
APPLICATIONS WANTED
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
APPLICATIONS will be re-
ceived by the undersigned 'until
October 14 at 6 p.m. for a full time
employee to open: to ' : road
grader, snow plow, n, o other
general road work in t " Town-
ship of
own-shipof Turnberry. For fur'ier in-
formation contact the clerk.
ANY applications not necessar-
ily accepted.
JOHN V. FISCHER, CLERK,
Township of Turnberry,
R.R. 1, Bluevale.
5-12
Canada Packers limited
requires
Poultry Processing Workers
Immediate openings exist in our Walkerton plant
for acceptable applicants.
We offer good wages and excellent company bene-
fits. Apply in person at our offices at 104 Catherine St,
Walkerton. For further information Phone 881-0550.
For Rent
FURNISHED ONE room apart-
ment with fridge and stove; linen
supplied; .heated. Available im-
mediately. Glenn's Apartments,
Lucknow, 528-3723.
UPSTAIRS two-bedroom, heated
apartment. Private entrance.
Phone 357-1340. rrb
APARTMENT FOR RENT in
Wingham. Apply Box 217, Ad-
% ance-Times.
TWO BEDROOM upstairs apart-
ment in Wingham. $80 monthly,
including hydro and water. Early
possession. 'Telephone 357-1344
before 5 p.m.
ARTICLES FOR RENT, dustless
floor sanders. Dustless belt sand-
er. Vibrating sander. Alexan-
der's Gift and Hardware. rrb
Auction Sale
AUCTION SALE
of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
and ANTIQUES
will be held for the estate of the
late MRS. JANET MILLS -corner
of Ca m phelt and Outram Streets
in LUCKNOW
on
SATURDAY, OCT. 14
at 1:30 p.m.
Good quality antiques and fur-
nishings in excellent condition,
nearly new appliances. Quantity
of dishes.
MURVIN SOLOMON
Executor
GRANT McDONALD
395-5353
WALLACE BALLAGH
392-6170
Auctioneers
5-12.
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
Due ' to the success of the
consignment sales 'held earlier
this year:
THE TEESWATER
LION'S CLUB
is holding another consignment
sale at:
THE TEESWATER ARENA
ON
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 11
at 7:30 p.m. •
Anyone having furniture, an-
tiques, or household. furnishings
in good condition which they wish
to sell on a commission basis may
consign them by contacting DON•
REED, at Teeswater 392=6835, or
the Auctioneers, WALLACE
BALLAGH and GRANT Mc -
DONALD.
Articles to be delivered to the
Arena anytime the day of the
sale.
AUCTION SALE
ON
THURSDAY, OCT. 5 •
AT 1:00 P.M.
FOR
BERT WYLIE
CONC. ^ 8, HOWICK TOWNSHIP
h2 Mile North of Fordwich
olstein cows, bred heifers and
calves; a full line of good and
nearly new implements.
JACKSON AND 'JACKSON
Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
GORRIE, ONTARIO
APPLICATIONS will be re-
ceived for a Road Superintendent
for the Township of Howick by
the undersigned, until .5:00 p.m.,
October 10th, 1972. Any applicant
not necessarily accepted. Apply,
stating wages to be' expected.
FGR further information con-
tact :
IVAN HASKINS,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Howick,
• Gorrie; Ontario.
28-5
ENGAGEMENTS -
Mr. and Mrs. John Harold
Noble, Auburn, wish to announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Sharon Irene, to Mr. William
Lawrence Million, son of Mrs.
Evelyn Merrill, and the late Mr.
Charles Million. Wedding to take
place at Donnybrook United
Church, on November 25, 1972.
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. V. DuCharme are
happy to announce the marriage
of their youngest daughter, Fran-
ces Ethel, to Mark Cameron
MacAuley, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. MacAuley, RR 4, Ripley. The
marriage took place in Barrie on
September 22.
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Doming Events
DANCE
There will be a dance at the
Wingham Legion Hall on Satur-
day, Qctober 7. Music by The
Twilites. Admission - $3.00 per
couple.
MAJORETTES!
Wingham Deb -u -ton Majorettes
are accepting new members.
now! To register, phone 357-2872.
Advanced baton teacher, Mrs.
Pattie Robertson. rrb019
TEENAGE DANCE
There will be a teenage dance
on Saturday, October 7 at the
Brussels Arena. Music by Mike
Marvel and The Mercurys of
London. Admission - $1.00.
Everyone welcome.
FALL TEA AND
BAKE SALE
The C.W.L. of Sacred Heart
Parish, Wingham, ate holding a
fall Tea and Bake Sale at the
Council Chambers on Friday, Oc-
tober 13th from 2:30 to 5:00 p.m.
Penny Auction and Fish Pond.
5-12
FOWL SUPPER
The Gorrie United Church Fowl
Supper. will be held October 25
from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Adults$1.75;
children under 12 - .75c. •
BRUSSELS FAIR DANCE
Brussels Fall Fair Dance in the
Brussels•.Legion Hall on Friday,
October r 6th. Music by Ian Wilbee.
Restricted to persons 18 years
and over. °
HOWICK BINGO
Howick Lions' Bingo will be
held on Friday, October 6th at
8:30 p.m. in Wroxeter Commun-
ity ;Hall. Admission $1. 12 regular
games for $10; 2 share the
wealth; one $25 special; jackpot
of .$105' on 62 calls; door and con-
solation prizes.
DON'T FORGET -
Don't forget... the 'model home
by Royal , Homes . Limited of
Wingham continues open for in-
spection daily except Sunday,
from 11:00 a.m. to ..8:00 p.m.,
Highway 4, south of Wingham;
opposite Wingham.Motel. You are
welcome Thanksgiving. Monday
too. Bring the family and visitors
and have a friendly cup of coffee
.as you view this outstanding
throe-b'edroom home, the utmost
in hou. ing value.
HOWICK FALL FAIR
Visit the Howick Fall Fair in
Fordwich, Oct. 7. Meet old
friends, enjoy the band music -
excellent exhibits indoors and
outdoors - Saugeen Midway at-
tractions. The Fair will be high-
lighted with the choosing of a
Howick. Fall Fair Queen,
decorated float entries, bicycles,
costumes, beautiful horses - the
new 4-H Championship horse club
competition and mutt show. The
Fordwich Ramblers will play for
the, dance Saturday evening.
Lucky draws for everyone. Con-
tact Secretary, Mrs. R. Gibson,
Gorrie, for entries. 21-28-5
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TO WORK FOR YOU I
RECEPTION AND DANCE
Reception and d *nce for Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Robinson on
Saturday, October 7 in the Bel -
grave Women's Institute Hall.
Music supplied by Tiffin's Or-
chestra. Ladies please bring
lunch. Everyone welcome.
PROGRESSIVE -
CONSERYATIVE
PC DANCE
Meet Robert McKinley at the
Wingham Legion on October 13.
Dancing to the music of The Twi-
lites, froth 9:30 to 12:30. Lunch
provided. Half-price admission
for 18-22 year olds. 5-12
CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
You are invited to attend the
Child Health Clinic, Medical
Building, Brussels, on Tuesday,
October 10, 1972, from 9:30 a.m.
to 11:30 a.m. for: 1. Health Sur-
veillance; 2: Anaemia Screening;
3. Hearing Screening; 4. Immu-
nization; 5. Fluoride brushing of
children's teeth to prevent
cavities for ages 3 to 5 years.
BINGO AT. BLYTH '
Come to the Blyth Lions. Club
Bingo every Saturday night at
8:30 p.m. Admission $1.00; 12
regular games at $10 each; 2
share the wealth; one $25 special;
$125 jackpot on 60 calls, each time
missed, $10 added to jackpot,
Fifty per cent of take on a full
card when jackpot isn't taken.
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Card Of Thanks
Many thanks to all my friends,
neighbors and relatives who in-
quired about the, '.sent flowers
gifts and cards and visited me
while I was a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital. Special
thanks to Rev. Robert Arm-
strong, Dr. Wilkins and Dr. Ping
and to the nurses and staff on sec-
ond floor for the wonderful care I
received. It was very much ap-
preciated.
Mrs. Monty (Eileen) Bennett.
We wish to thank our friends,
relatives and neighbors who sent
cards, gifts and flowers ' and
visited us .while in the hospital.
Special thanks to' Dr. Hanlon,
Rev. Passmore and the nurses on
the second floor.
Nancy and Patricia Daer.
Card Of Thanks
I'd like to thank all my friends
and neighbors for their gifts and
best 'wishes during my stay in to
hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
McGregor and Dr. Hanlon, the
nurses and orderlies at Wingham
hospital as well as Dr. Cameron, b
Dr. Grainger and Dr. Bell and the
orderlies and nurses at St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London. Your
kindness will always be remem-
bered.
Tommy MacLean.
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I wish to take this opportunity
to express my sincere thanks to
my relatives, neighbors and
many friends for cards; letters,
flowers and gifts sent to me while
I was a patient in Victoria Hospi-
tal, London, and to all who visited
me during my stay in hospital
and since my return home. All
such' kindnesses are appreciated
and will be long remembered. a
Hazel Campbell.
I wish to thank the staff of
Wingharn and District Hospital
and Dr. Clarke for their care for
the short time I was there. Also to
Victoria Hospital staff, London; -
doctors and nurses for excellent
care. Also to friends, neighbors
and relatives for cards, flowers,
gifts, letters and visits while I
was a patient. Special thanks to
Rev. R. H. Armstrong for hiss
visits at both hospitals. It was
deeply appreciated.
Annie H. Kennedy.
.I wish to thank all my friends
who sent cards, called and visited
me, the doctors And nurses for
wonderful care while I was a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's. Thanks also
to Mrs. Mackenzie and her staff,
Dr: Leahy, and Rev. Armstrong.
Thanks to my family and friends
for doing the work here and the
ambulance drivers, Bob Hickey
and Joe Smith. It will always, be
remembered.
John A. Currie.
Thanks to all my friends and
neighbors that sent cards and
visited me while a patient in
Wingham. hospital. Thanks also
to Dr. Clarke, nurses on first floor
and Rev. Roberts.
Martin Grasby.
R. W. BELL1
OPTOMETRIST
GODERICH
The Square 524-7661
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.B., R.O.
Carol E. Homuth, RO
Mrl. Viola H. Homuth, RO
OPTOMETRISTS
Phone 338.2712
Harriston , - Ontario
Chiropractor
R. BRAY, D.C.
197 Josephine St.
Phone 35Rf224
Wingham
R. BRAY, D.C.
Josephine St.
Phone 357-1224
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