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areas of the province. The Wingham
Advance -Times, 357-2320.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
BUNGALOW in Belgrave. Situated
on hill with beautiful view, 1650 sq.
ft., on main floor with 16' wide gar-
age, back covered porch and 18x26
finished family room in basement
with airtight fireplace. Buy now and
pick your colors and decor. Will fin-
ish to suite owner. Phone 357-2761.
7,14,21,28
HOUSE for sale, Whitechurch,
needs work, nice lot, $30,000. Phone
Streetsville, 1-416-828-8883 after 5
p. m.
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OFPI ..PACE
FOR0RENT
PRIME WIC' SPACE fat' rent,
approximately ,200 square 'feet,
private entrance, will renovate to
suit tenant. Phone 357-1522 for de-
tails.
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LARGE store or office on Main
Street, Brussels. Phone Kitchener,
1-743-7903 after 6 p.m.
7,14,21,28
FOR RENT
2,000 SQ. FT. of good dry storage or
workshop area, 1/2 a block from Main
St., Wingham, second floor, heat op-
tional. Phone Bob 357-1411 or 357-
1232.
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED immediately, 3 bedroom
house to rent in Wingham area.
Phone 357-3170 after 6 p.m.
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IIIALTY e01IPART 1IIIMa
Canadian Pacific Rail &
Marathon Realty Company Limited
LAND FOR SALE
Village Highway Commercial
Turnberry Township, near Wingham
C. R. Rail and Marathon are offering for
sale approximately 4.7 acres of village
highway commercial land surplus to their
requirements. Located just outside of Wing-
ham,
V -re frontage on North
Street
(B line),
eam, North Se' eet line), in
1 the Township of Turnberry. Further infor-
mation may be obtained by contacting Mr.
L. Cinq-Mars property representative, Mar-
athon Realty Company Lirnited at (416)
977-1400.
BROKER
R E P. E S TATE
• 357.1117.
199A JOSEPHINE ST.,
WINGHAM, -ONTARIO
WHITECHURCH - Good value is offered in this newly reno-
vated home. Modern kitchen and dining area. Large living room,
master bedroom and bath all on the main level. Updated electri-
cal, plumbing and insulation, forced air heating. Village taxes •
are low. Open to offer.
95 ACRES - County road. Victorian style home. Country kitch-
en, main floor family room. Attached garage. Bank barn has
loose housing. Farmatic feed system. 85 productive acres, bal-
ance in hardwood bush. $155,000.
200 ACRES - HWY. 86 - Large home and bank barn. 140 acres
systematically tiled. Balance in mixed woods. Low rate FC as-
sumable mortgage is a plus. $195,000.
HOME, SHOP & SEVEN ACRES - Three-bedroom, one -storey
home, built 1975. Metal clad shop of 3680 sq. ft. partially
heated with heavy wiring. Well located on hardtop road.
$160,000.
MULIZIns
K. FITZSIMMONS
357-1117 Wingham
BRIAN McBURNEY
335-3761 RR 1, Wingham
The Man
To See Is
FAMILY OR RETIREMENT - Everything you need on ONE
LEVEL! Here's a spacious three-bedroom home with living
room, dining room, 4 pc. bath, family room with woodstove,
utility room plus attached garage with workshop, sundeck
11'x12' off the kitchen, large wooden garden shed 10'x12'. ALL
on a GREAT one-third acre lot. CALL US NOWH
EXQUISITE AND BREATHTAKING is a handsome split level
four-bedroom home which will be your dream come true! Along
with an ultra -modem kitchen, there's an L-shaped living -dining
room with picture window, family room with adjoiningfenced
patio, 1 1/2 baths, bright' ca rn
ted rec room with coerwfireplace
and attached garage. A STROLL TO THE MAITLAND RIVER
AND RIVERSIDE PARK.
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 'Pori -
de room creates a cozy Cottage atmosphere. You'll love the all
NEW kitchen ( a lady's dream), 13°x21' dining room with bay
window, family room with patio doers and living room with fire-
place; , even a finshed basement playroom! DISTINCTIVELY
DiFFERENTI
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS! There's magic in eight
acres
tyWits ham,current! beinginto 10 loisbacklogothe Maitnd River frprtiog onb ayCurrently, there's three-tedroorb bungalowutli Zvi and dining .ft e.
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in basement Central air! A CHAN �0 DOU I
E.YI REDUCED TO $ 000.
RRRIE AREA FAR 00- 150 acres
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FOR RENT
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�r90111 apartment, Includes
fridgp., stove, washer, ,Tyrer,, air
conditioning, private covered" bal-
cony, controlled entry, storage area,
stair glide,. parking. Retirement•
living. • Information, viewing, 1VVt.
Robinson, 519-343-2201.
024-D12
MODERN newly renovated 2 bed-
room apartment in Belgrave. Ideal
for matpre couple or person. I+aun-
dry facilities available. Fridge and
stove included. No pets. Tenant pays
utilities. Rent $325. Immediate
possession. Phone 357-2433 after 6
p.m.
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2 BEDROOM apartment, 7 km from
Wingham, ground floor, $380 plus
utilities. First and last. References.
Available immediately. Phone 519-
986-3022.
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AVAILABLE January 1, one bed-
room apartment in clean, quiet
building. Close to downtown Wing -
ham and hospital. For viewing
phone 357-3315.
2 ONE BEDROOM apartments for
rent on Main Street in Wingham.
Second level available with or with-
out appliances. Phone 357-3321.
RIPLEY. One bedroom apartment
in modern 6-plex. Walk-in entrance.
Phone Blyth, 523-9696-
21,28,5
1 BEDROOM apartment for rent,
downtown Wingham.. Includes fridge
and stove. Phone 357-1851 before 6
p.m.
21,28
i (ion "' James
323.1902" 2Q1.1bar •
FOR RENT
Luxury 2 Bedroom
Apartments in
Wingham
Phone
291-1887 or
357-3321
100 ACRES: Ashfield Town-
ship, impressive home,
barns for cattle and hogs.
Additional land available.
97 ACRES: 10th Line Ash-
field, 80 acres workable, 15
acres hardwood bush. No
buildings.
550riCR ,:o.O. opland near
150 ACRES - The Perfect
General Farm, Morris Town-
ship, very productive, all
buildings, clean and well
maintained, including a 2
floor red brick home in im-
maculate condition.
BLYTH - New bungalow,
Morris Street, electric heat,
attached garage, very
attractive.
100 ACRES - East
Wawanosh, 80 workable.
Vendor will finance.
RESTAURANT & GAS BAR
- 3/4 acre paved lot, busy
highway corner, includes
good home on same proper-
ty. Price reduced.
RESTAURANT - Licenced
for 60, apartment above,
central location in busy town.
65 ACRES - Recreational
land on Maitland River near
Goderich, 100 rods river
frontage. Good building site,
excellent fishing. Priced at
only $90,000.
Mason Bailey Real
ate Ltd.
Mason alley, Broker
Clinton - 482-9371
24 Hour Service
AUCTION
EVENING
Auctiori SSale
of SURPLUS EOUIPMEN,T
'Worn •
.
Witighati& Oletrldl ,
Hospital; with added`
risignments of HOM
HING$ from homes in
Wittharit Teeswa'tar
....area, -will held -in
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prize bap +Osler $3,000 $1,100 jack-
piton 54 calls or less. $.500 must go:
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OPEN HOUSE
The family of Stewart and Emma
Beattie invite you to .attend an.
"Open House" in honor of their
parents' 50th wedding anniversary
on Saturday, Nov. 25 at the Wing -
haul Golf & •Curling Club, Wingham,
from 8.p.m. to 10 p.m. Your presence
will be their treasured gift.
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CRAFT SALE
November 24, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Wrox-
eter 'Community Hall. Craft and
bake table, sponsored by Wroxeter
Parks Board. Everyone welcome.
MEETING
A meeting of the Auxiliary to Wing -
ham and District Hospital will be
held in the boardroom on Monday,
Nov. 27 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Marilyn
Vanderwoude will •give a report of
the team conference for Candy
Stripers. All are welcome.
/iOth ANNUAL
Christmas
Craft ;5estiva(
at the PROGRESS BUILDING
Western Fairgrounds
Dec. 7th .... Thurs.1®10
Dec. 8th .... Fri. 11.10
Dec. 9th .... Sat. 11-10
Dec. 10th ... Sun. 11-6
Admission: $2.00
Children 12 and tinder FREE
Organized and promoted by
OIgalTraher
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SINGLES' DANCE
At White Carnation Hall, Holmes-
ville, Saturday, Nov. 25, dancing 9
p.m. -1 a.m. Music by Ken Scott. No
jeans please.
55TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of Russel and Helen Nic-
kel request the pleasure of your
company for an1/49en house on Sat-
urday, Nov. 25 from 2 4�rp.m. at the
Fordwich Hall. Please respect our
wishes. Absolutely no gifts.
7,14,21
3 Town--
n }f 1 `rinkature,
A�t1 Diu at NM
�i ict �m#lrtit ity, Centre;
Sabiy;. Nov .. Dancing* p.m -1
a.m Hot beeflunch. Music by
geeehwaod;
BAKE; AND CST SALE
Beltnere Moms & Tots Fifth Annual
Craft and Bake Sale, Saturday,
Nevember.;5, 10 a.M. to 3 P/112: Del-
more Centre. Door
prizes and Iunehavailable.
7,14,21
FOLK CHOIR
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wing -
ham is hosting the Sacred Heart
Church Folk Choir, Sunday; NovemT
ber 26 at 11 a.m. Come and hear good
stirring music.
7,14,21
CRAFT AND BAKE SALE.
Join us for our Craft and Bake Sale,
Thursday, Nov. 23, 2-4•p.m., at the
Armouries. Sponsored by Wingham
& Area Day Centre for: the Home-
bound. Refreshments available.
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BUS TRIP
To "Festival of Lights", Niagara
Falls on Dec. 2, Nicholson Bus Lines.
Sponsored by Ethel WI. For in-
formation please call Jean Fraser,
887-9317.
Brookhaven's
Annual
RESIDENT
TEA
small -day;
;
November 25
2 - 4 p.m.:
Craft and
Bake Tables
Plan to join, us.
Proceeds to residents'
projects
CHRISTMAS CONCERT BY
BLYTH FESTIVAL SINGERS
Christmas With Strings Attached, .
Blyth Festival Singers Annual
Christmas Concert 'at"Blyth :1Vlein-
orial-Hall, Sunday; I.7eei atw3 lmuj
and 8 p. in. Tickets on sate noW at the
Blyth Festival Box Office. Adults $6,
children $3. Reservations call 523-
9300 or 523-9225. -
New safety standards
for cigarette Jighti!rs
Changes to regulations under the
Hazardous Products Act will
improve the safety of cigarette,
cigar and pipe lighters, Acting Fed-
eral Consumer and Corporate
Affairs Minister Harv1e Andre
ai.ncunced recently.
"My department is responding
to consumer complaints a_rd acci-
dent reports concerning- 1'jhters
that exploded because the flames
did not go out completely." Mr.
Andre said. "Consumers should
always makee certain that lighters
are fully extillguished. Care should
also be taken to ensure that they are
not subjected to excessive heat."
The new Lighter Regulations
require improved labelling, set new
flame height criteria and establish
stricter requirements for safe per-
formance.
"These revisions are intended to
ensure that the estimated 50 million
lighters sold annually to Canadian
consumers meet stringent safety
standards that are consistent with
international standards," he added.
Among those consulted concern-
ing the changes were manufactur-
ers, importers, fire protection ser-
vices and consumer groups.
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onale (for ais It
in lime for, Orli s,
"hard •to-buyfor peopli
Festival..0sw:
olor es l;
now at the *.44,0 1
For mere Cbristniaa' jc
Blythblestival,5234300or,
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SLEIGH RIDES
Delight in themagic ef-winter hail-. ,
days. Share a horse• raven, slei h
ride with family and frie.. After.
your, ride through .tile woods ,,
fields around our farm enjoy.9l0ead.
cider, holiday treats and Ctinas
caroling. Call now to book your
reservations for the stuff that,
memories are made of:_ Hay rid*.
also available. Tony and Fran .Me
Quail. Phone 528-6542.
21,28,5
TEA AND BAZAAR
St. Paul's Anglican Church
ham, annual Christmas 'e8`1i j1 4.
Bazaar will be held Wednesd'y
Nov. 22, 2-4 p.m. Everyone welcome
24,31,7,14,21
ANNOUNCEMENT
Happy 2th
Birthday
Marion and Murray
Festival sinners
present Christmas
concert Dec. 3
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Blyth Festival Singers will usher
in the Christmas season Dec. 3 with
-their musicallemem t_; "Chrlieniias
unit'-Stifuto Attached",
This year the Festival gingers will
team up with -a string quartet ledby
Elayne Ras, director of the Huron
Violin School to perform Pergolesi's
"Magnificat" and the traditional
Dutch carol, "De Herdertjes Lagen
Bij Nachte", among other well-
known favorites.
Anus Sinclair, organist and
choir director for Dundas Centre
United Church in London, directs
the Blyth Festival's 40 -voice com-
munity choir. Carol Caryer, organist
and choir director at First Presbyte-
rian Church, Seaforth, accompanies
the chorus in songs that will delight
the whole family. In addition to the
music, there's Christmas baking
and hot spiced cider for everyone.
Concerts are scheduled tor 3 p,m.
and 8 p.m. Dec. 3. Tickets can be
purchased through the Blyth Festi-
val Box Office or through individu-
al choir members.
Candles pose
a fire hazard
The Federal Department of Con-
sumer and Corporate Affairs is
warning consumers that candles
designed for use in potpourri burn-
ers may pose a hazard in the home.
These candles are known as "tea
candles" or "tea lights".
Following consumer complaints
concerning this type of candle, a
laboratory analysis by the depart-
ment's Product Safety Branch con-
firmed that the molten wax from
such a candle can sometimes ignite,
cracking the potpourri burner base
and scorching the supporting sur-
face. Heat generated by the burning
wax, however, was not found to be
sufficient to cause cotton fabric or
paper to catch fire.
Consumers are advised to place
potpourri burners on a heat -resis-
tant surface, to keep an eye on them
while they are in use and ensure
that the water in the simmer rigpplo+�t
does not evaporate, To farther
reduce the risk, purchase candles
that have fine wicks With no loose
ends at the bottom. When buying a
potpourri burner, 'look for a large
tii2e model with big air holes for
ventilation.'
If the candle wax dont ignite, the
burner, !r 1d not -be roved.asedtJse
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