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FLA sanders. Phone 357-
1666, B & M Rentals and
Sales.
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ONE ,and two bedroom
apartments in Lucknow and
Teeswater, available im-
mediately, fridge and stove.
Phone 529-7030, at night.
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IN BELGRAVE, modern two
bedroom apartment, stove,
fridge, washer and dryer
supplied. References please.
Phone 357-2939.
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ROOM for rent in Belgrave,
male or female, all home
privileges. Phone 357-3338,
after 5 p.m.
FARM house, in good condi-
tion, Con. 4, Culross Town-
ship, $2 r month plus
utilities. Phone 881-3558.
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ONE ttedroom apartment in
Wingham. Phone 392-6658.
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WANTED TO RENT
PASTURE and cropland.
Apply to -Box 2300, c -o The
Wingham Advance -Times,
Wingham, Ont., NOG 2W0.
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RESPONSIBLE female
looking for apartment.
Phone 357-2216.
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AUCTION SALE
Complete Herd Dispersal. 80 REGISTERED &
NIP owned by
Mr. Elgin Hutchinson,,
Annan, Ontario.
'Sale to be held at Walton Sale Arena 2 Miles
West'of Durham on No. 4 Highway on:
Thurs., Mar. 8, 1984
12:00 Noon
Selling are 36 cows milking to 75 lbs., with
DHIA records. 6 bred heifers due, 18 heifers
ready to breed, plus 20 yearling heifers and
calves. All sires and bred to Al sires. LISTED
HERD.
Open for consignments. Contact:
Sales Manager & Auctioneer:
DONALD E. WALTON
(514)369-3Rn4
REAL ESTTE
FOR SALE
100 ACRES in Howick Town-
ship, 50 good tile -drained
workable acres, 300 plus
young dwarf apple trees on
approximately three acres.
Phone Phil Maier 335-3756,
after 9 p.m.
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DO YOU have listings to ad-
vertise in 132 weekly news-
papers? Call us now for de-
tails on our blanket classi-
fied coverage of Ontario or
specific areas of the pro-
vince. The Wingham Ad-
vance -Times, 357-2320.
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HIGHWAY FARM
40 acres, 29 work-
able, 8 room brick
house, good frame
barn, trout stream, 4
miles south of Wing- '
ham.
Contact:
Mason Bailey
Real Estate
Ltd., Clinton
482-9371
Fitness:
What it does
for your body
it does
for your mind.
FJR1acsPJmafl
Cards of Thanks
The family of the late Wil-
liam Errington wishes to ex-
press their deepest appreci-
ation to their many friends
and neighbors for their ex-
pressions of sympathy and
kindness during his illness
and at the time of their be-
reavement. Special thanks to
Dr. Hanlon. Dr. Mowbray,
Dr. Gear, ambulance
drivers, nursing staff of in-
tensive care, The Currie -
Walker Funeral Home and
honorary pallbearers. Spe-
cial thanks to Pastor Grieco
for his visits and prayers.
Thanks also to the ladies of
the Wingham Pentecostal
Church who provided lunch.
These kindnesses; OIL al-
wayg'be rememEl'ergel%1, -.
Beatrice E-rri'ngfon
and family
I would like to thank all
who sent me cards and floral
arrangements and those who
visited me while I was in
Victoria Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Dr. Holli-
day and his team, Dr. Levin
and Dr. Browncomb. Sincere
thanks to Ross and Dianne
who took care of things while
we were away, also Bob
Perry.
Betty Kitchen
The Wroxeter Parks Board
would ,.like to thank the
Howick Community Centre
Board, Steve Taylor, Kevin
Armstrong, all the booth
help and the men who helped
at the door during the tour-.
nament. Thanks also to
AUCTION SALE
Of Pigs, Feed, Truck, Machinery and
Miscellaneous Items,, to be held at Lot 24,
Con. 10 of ,Howick Twp.,•3 miles Northeast
of Fordwich, or apprQx. 7 miles West of
Harriston for
Mei' and Myrna Penny
on
Wednesday, March 7
12:00 Noon
PIGS: Approx. 225 cross bred, feeder pigs
from 75 - 150 lbs. •
FEED: Approx. 1 30 tonne of kil-dried corn; ap-
prox. 300 bales straw:
MACHINERY: Int. 886 diesel. tractor (1981)
with cab, air, AM -FM radio, only 725 hrs., ex-
cellent; John Deere 1040 diesel tractor
(1 982) with 16.9 x 28 in. tires and 145 loader,
850 hrs., excellent; John Deere "B" tractor for
parts; John Deere 4400 diesel combine with
cab (air), 4 row narrow corn head and pickup
(1978), 1050 hrs., excellent; Int. No. 720, 4
row 18 in. auto reset semi-mount,.plow, 2 yrs.
old, excellent; John Deere 3 furrow 16 in. trip
bottom plow; Int. 4500, 16 ft. vibra-shank
cultivator with attached harrows, very good;
Allied 8 ft. 3 p.h. cultivator; Int. 400, 4 row air
corn planter with insecticide 'boxes and
monitor, planted less than 500 acres, ex-
cellent; Moridge 400 bu. corn dryer, good; Int.
No. 540 manure spreader, very good;
Westfield 46 ft. 7 in. p.t.o. grain auger; 24 ft.
pipe bale elevator with motor; 2 rubber tire
wagons with flat racks; 2 gravity bins with
wagons; Int. 80; 7 ft. 3 p.h. snow blower with
hydraulic hood, very good; J. B. & D. 1 00 gal.
,fibreglass 3 p.h. weed sprayer with 2 sets of
nozzles; John Deere, mower; manure spreader
for trailer; 3 p.h. scraper blade; 5 section har-
., rows and pole.
TRUCK: 1969 Int. 1800 with hoist, 14 ft.
racks, and tarp, selling with safety certificate.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS: Tip -mix 3 p.h. ce-
ment.. mixer; 3 p.h. wood splitter; John Deere
pressure washer; grain aerator; feed cart:
wheel barrow; approx. 20 hog feeders; 12 ft. 4
in. auger; Lincoln 225 amp. welder; 1 4.9 x 28
in. chains:, fanning mill; cedar rails; used tin;
scrap iron, plus a wagon load of small items
found on a well equipped farm.
NOTE: Plan to attend on time as there are few
small items. Anyone needing machinery,
livestock or feed should plan to attend as the
livestock is well cared for, and most of the
machinery has .been bought in the last few
years and is in excellent condition. Sale Order.
Wagon Load, Miscellaneous Items, Truck,
Machinery, Feed and Livestock. Lunch Booth
on grounds.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. 7%
sales tax in effect.
Proprietors:
MEL & MYRNA PENNY
335-3731
Auctioneer:
GERBER AUCTIONS LTD.
RR 1, Millbank (Crosshill)'
669-4451
REAL_ E STATE
199A JOSEPHINE ST.,
WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
• 357.1117
HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL
.Luxurious Tudor style home with inground
heated pool:. Plus over 6,600. sq. ft. of
buildings and a detached garage. 1 .2 acres
with 350 ft. highway frontage. Being on- the
outskirts of town this is an ideal location with
low taxes for a variety of, business enterprises
and the price is right.
HERITAGE - TWO STOREY BRICK HOME
Located on a double lot close to schools. For-
mal dining room, living room with fireplace and
family room. Second level has 4 bedrooms,
store room and tower room. New hot water
electric furnace. This architectural home has
heritage designation with many grants
available. Asking only $55,000.
BRICK FAMILY HOME
Belgrave. Two storey, well maintained, large
kitchen with lunch area, formal dining room, 3
bedrooms. Large lot,,,taxes only $270. Must
sell, make us an offer. Listed $39,000.
COUNTRY SCHOOL - RESIDENCE
Culross township, hard top road, 1/2 ,mile from
Prov. Highway, One storey raised brick with full
walkout basement, modern kitchen and dining
area, large living room and 3 bedrooms; plus
-sun porch and 3 piece bath. Updated insulation
and drilled well. Asking only $29,000.
Pot of Gold
Production Sale
of Polled Herefords
!A for
Brian Rintoul (51 0) 357-2349 f
and
Harvey &, Beth McKay (519) 396-7682
Free listed herds.
28 bred cows
20 1983 heifers
14 1983 bulls
Steers suitable for
4-H
Halter breaking
donkeys
Some grade
hereford cows
Saturday, March 17, 1984
at 1:00 p.m.
Carson's Sales Barn
(519) 291-2049
1 mile east of Listowel
Catalogues available sale day.
CKNX, the Wingham paper,
the Wroxeter Brewers and
the referees for their co-
operation and efficient man-
agement. It all helped to
make the tournament such a
big success. `t
We would like to thank our
neighbors, friends, relatives
and Stanley Door Systems
for floral tributes, charitable
donations and many kind-
nesses shown in our bereave-
ment. Special thanks to Doug
McBurney and Mrs.
Stephanie Kellington, Rev.
Bill Gray and ladies of St.
Stephen's Guild for lunch
provided.
Verfi and Blythe
Clark.
A special thank you to my
family and friends for their
cards, flowers, gifts and
visits while I was a patient at
Wingham and District Hos-
pital. A sincere thanks to
Gladys who looked after the
library, to Lois who cared for
my cat and to Eleanor Ward,
also to those .who brought
meals to me after arriving
home from hospital. It was
all greatly appreciated and
these many kindnesses will
long be remembered. A
thank you to the nurses on
second floor, Dr. Marie
Gear, Rev. Robin Lyon and
Rev. Douglas Madge.
Mrs. Elizabeth
(Beth) Procter
REAL ESTATE LTD..
Phone 482-9371 Clinton
20 ACRES - Good
frame home, hog fin- '
ishing bare with. liquid
manure system, land
mostly wooded, Mor-
-ris Township.
SMALL ACREAGE -
Wooded property
near Auburn, 2 floor
brick home, combin-
ation furnace, 2
sheds.
BLYTH - .. Executive
class ¢tome, 2 storey,
4 bedroom, electric
heat, fieldstone fire-
place, many extras in-
cluding double lot with
heated workshop.
BRUSSELS - Neat 3
bedroom frame home,
well located, priced at ,
only $19,500. -. try
an offer.
2 ACRES - 4 bedroom
home, like new.
throughout, insulated
barn 32' x 64', Morris
Township.
21/4 ACRES - 1 1/2
floor 4 bdrm. brick
home, oil heat, nicely
treed, '6th line Morris.
REDUCED - ,Service
station, body shop,
restaurant with living .
quarters. Hwy. 87.
150 ACRES - "102
workable. 5, bedroom
home, hog barn for
500 hogs, liquid
clean-out, 3 miles
north of Auburn.
F.C.C. mortgage.
200 ACRES 190
workable, E. Wawan-
osh, good hardwood
bush, excellent
buildings. Fieldstone
house, above average
barns.
BLYTH - 1 acre with 4
bedroom modern
home, many added
features. ' Large 1
floor barn. Ideal hob-
by farm in the village.
2 ACRES - 2 miles
from Brussels, spa-
cious 5 bedroom
brick home, custom
finished throughout,
new garage. Owner
will consider mort-
gage or trade.
RESTAURANT -
Blyth, fully equipped,
living accommodation.
BLUEVALE - Heated
garage and work-
shop.
91 ACRES - Adjacent
to Belgrave, good
home and general
purpose barn.
My sincere thanks to all
who were so kind to me while
a patient in Wingham and
District Hospital. Thanks for
the cards, gifts, visits and
phone calls and for the great
care from second floor staff
and Dr. Gear. I would also
like to thank everyone for all
the food and meals for my
family and help with house-
hold tasks. All these kind-
nesses make a speedy re-
covery.
Helen MacFarlane
I wish to thank the friends
and neighbors for their kind-
ness shown to me while I was
in Wingham . and District
Hospital. Many thanks to Dr.
Hanlon, nurses and staff on
the second floor.
Lila Toner
NOTICE
TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
JAN TOP
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the estate of
the above mentioned, late of
the Town of Listowel, in the
County of Perth, Retired
Farmer, who died on No-
vember 19th, 1983, are re-
quired to file proof of same
with the undersigned on or
before the 3rd day of March,
1984, after that date the
Executors will proceed to
distribute the Estate having
regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have
had notice.
DATED at Wingham, On-
tario, this 13th day of Febru-
ary, 1984.
CRAWFORD, MILL,
DAV ES & ELSTON,
Barristers & Solicitors,
217 Josephine Street,
Wingham, Ontario,
NOG 2WO
Solicitors for the
Executors
22,29,7
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
GORDON HIGGINS
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the estate of
Gordon Higgins, late of the
Township of Morris, in the
County of Huron, Laborer,
and Province of Ontario, de-
ceased, are required to send
particulars of their claims,
duly verified to the under-
signed on or before the 20th
day of March, 1984, and that
after such date the Execu-
tors will proceed to distri-
bute the assets of the said
estate, having regard only to
the claims of which they
shall then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham, On-
tario, this 22nd day of Febru-
ary, 1984.
Mr. John T. Goodall,
Barrister and Solicitor,
P.O. Box 730,
261 Josephine Street,
Wingham, Ontario,
NOG 2W0
Solicitor for the
Estate of
Gordon Higgins
29,7,14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
MARY ETHEL
FINLAY COOK
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the Estate of
the above-mentioned, late of
the Township of,,Turnberry,
in the County of Huron, Wi-
dow, who died on January
19th, 1984, arerequired to file
proof of the same with the
undersigned on or before the
3rd day of March, 1984, after
that date the Executor wi41
proceed to distribute the Es-
tate having regard only to
the claims of which he shall
then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham,
Ontario this 13th day of Feb-
ruary, A.D. 1984.
Crawford, Mills
Davies & Elston
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for
the Executor
15:22:29
R. W. Bell
OPTOMETRIST
Goderich
The Square 524-7 t :11
The Wingham Advance -Times, Feb, 29, 1984—Page 7
Coming Events
BLYTH FESTIVAL
Singers presents "Faith of
Our Fathers", a concert of
sacred music in Blyth Mem-
orial Hall, Sunday, March 4,
3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Tickets
available at the Festival Box
Office 523-9300, and Blyth
Saga 523-4331.
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SOCIAL EVENING
Will be held at the Wroxeter
Hall Saturday, March 3 at 9
p.m. to celebrate the union of
Arlene Steffler and Richard
Staples. Everyone welcome.
Lunch provided.
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DANCE
Belgrave Community Centre
board dance to be held in the
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre on Fri-
day, March 2, 1984 from 9 to
1. Music by the Revised Edi-
tion. Lunch provided. Admit-
tance restricted to 19 yrs and
over. Proceeds for flood-
lights at the Belgrave Ball
Park. Tickets available from
board members or Taylor's
Store, Belgraye or at the
door.
22:29
ST. PATRICK'S TEA
The Wingham Salvation
Army Home League ladies
are having a St. Patrick's
--Tea and Bake Sale at 292 Ed-
ward St., Wingham, Wednes-
day, March 14, 2 to 4 p.m.
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SEE TWO FUN PLAYS
Coming to Blyth Memorial
Hall. The Shortest Distance
Between Two Points by
Keith Roulston, March 15, 16
and 17, 8:30 p.m. The Vaude-
villians by Peter Colley,
April 19, 21 and 22. Subscrip-
tion for both shows just $12.
Single tickets $7.50. Call The
Theatre Circle, 523-9713 or
the Blyth Centre for the Arts
box office,`523-9300.
29:7:,14.
AUCTION
At Blyth Memorial Hall,
Saturday, March 3. Weekend
hotel packages;. tickets to
Blue Jays; Canada's Won-
derland; CNE; theatre;
housewares; art; and lots,
lots more. Buffet and live
music, 6 p.m., auction 7:30
p.m. Tickets: $7.50 (meal,
music, auction), $2.50 auc-
tion only. Proceeds' to Blyth
Festival. Phone 523-9300.
MACTIER OLD HOME
Week, July 21-28, present
and former residents or cot-
tagers plan to attend. For in-
formation contact Brian
Lemkav, (705) 375-2140.
LA LECHE LEAGUE
Will meet on Monday, March
5, 8 p.m. at Colleen Schenk's,
Maitland Court; Wingham,
to discuss the Art of Breast-
feeding. For information
phone Barbara Kerr, ' 887-
9253.
SAINT PATRICK'S
Day dance, Bluevale
recreation presents "Loose
Change", in Mussels, Mor-
ris and Grey Community
Centre, Saturday, March 17.
Dancing 9 to 1, lunch and
prizes. Tickets $4 each. Pro-
ceeds for community better-
ment.
PANCAKE SUPPER
To be served at Knox Pres-
byterian Church, Teeswater",
on Tuesday, March 6 from 5-
7 p.m. Adults $4, children 12
and under $2,50. Preschool
free.
Tractor sales
up in January
There were about 10 per
cent more farm tractors sold
in January of this year than
in the same month in 1983,
according to , statistics
released by the, Canadian
Farm and Industrial
Equipment Institute.
Sales of self-propelled
combines and large balers
also rose significantly,
however other types of farm
equipment were down.
The biggest increase in
tractor sales was in small
tractors, under 40 horse-
power, which were up by 37
per cent. Tractors betv3een
40 and 99 h.p. were up by 31
per cent, while sales of large
tractors 109 h.p. and over fell
by about 23 per cent.
Sales of large balers were
up by 21 per cent in January,
while sales of self-propelled
combines rose by 37 per cent.
FESTIVAL SINGLES'
Dance, Saturday, March 3,
Canadian Legiozl Hall, 207 St.
Patrick St., Stratford. Danc-
ing 9-1. Live band and lunch.
BUS TRIPS
Kitchener, Monday, March 5
for the day; Grand Ole Opry,
Kitchener, Saturday, March
24. Phone Helen McBurney,
Nicholson Bus Lines, 357- g
3424.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
Sacred Heart Church, Wing -
ham, March 2, 2 p.m. Theme
"Living Water from Christ
our Hope". Guest speaker,
Sister Joan Atkinson. Baby-
sitting provided. Everyone
welcome.
PANCAKE SUPPER
Shrove Tuesday, March 6,
St. Paul's Anglican Church,
Wingham, 5 to 7 p.m. Adults
$3.50, children under 12,
$1.50, pre-schoolers free.
Everyone welcome.
DISCOVERING
Your creative potential: A
workshop to explore various
forms off creative expres-
sion, including music, move-
ment and words. Conducted
by Valerie Bolton and Pauli
Sommer. $10, lunch in-
cluded, pre -registration
please at 482-9706. Saturday,
March 10, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Van Egmond House, Ed-
mondville. Sponsored by
Women Today.
NASHVILLE
Now booking for Easter
weekend. We are agents for
All Star Tours, Leisure
Tours and Hanover Holiday
Tours (CKNX trip). Bro-
chures available from Holi-
day World. 357-2701.
PANCAKE SUPPER
St. John's Anglican Church,
Brussels;- Tuesday, March 6,
5 to 7 p.m. Adults, $3.50, 12
and under $2, preschool free.
PANCAKE SUPPER
Belgrave United Church,
Thursday, March 15, 5-7 p.m.
Culligan
I�EAI f STATE LTD
ALL NSW BUILD-
INGS - Since 1977,
1800 sq. ft. raised
ranch with attached
garage, 75 sow far-
rowing barn and fat-
tening barn for 250
hogs, liquid manure,
on farm storage and
feed system, 100
acres. Not replace-
able at the asking
price of $195,000.
AFFORDABLE
DAIRY - Buy com-
plete with 25 pure-
bred cows, quota,
tractors and equip-
ment. Good bank
barn, milking equip-
ment, large implement
shed, comfortable 4
bedroom home, 100
acres $247,750.
STARTER DAIRY -
Get into the dairy in-
dustry with this Ethel
area 50 acre dairy
farm. Buy lock, stock
and barrel - 14 cows,
milk quota, feed,
machinery, etc. Ex-
cellent bank dairy
barn, sound brick
home, needs modern-
ization. Start with a
sure income on a
$110,000. invest-
ment and grow from
there.
CASH CROP FARMS
- In Morris, Grey,
Turnberry and Howick
townships. Up to 200
acre parcels. Ready
for spring possession
Please call for in-
formation on other
hog, dairy, beef
and cash crop
1 farms available.
Contact
BRIAN POTTER
357-3622
or
527-1577
HUTTON
DUE - 'To sales of lower to medium priced
homes we are in need of listings. ,We have
several enquiries and would ask you to check
with us if you anticipate selling 'soon.
UNBELIEVABLE - Low asking price for this
Belgrave property consisting of modernized
duplex and' one storey home. Let us show you
the details regarding' this income property. A
place to live - a place to invest.
LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom, one storey home in
spotless„ condition throughout An excellent
retirement home 2' blocks from downtown,
Nicely carpeted, aluminum siding. Asking only
$22,500.
COUNTRY LIVING - A 3 bedroom home at the
edge of Brussels. Lot approximately one acre
with mature trees. Home has living room, dining
room, kitchen, full basement. Barn 30' x 36' for
hobbyist. Priced at $20,000. Immediate
possession..
12 YEAR OLD - Three bedroom brick bungalow
in a choice location in Gorrie. Large living room,
dining room and' kitchen, main floor laundry
room, full basement, partially finished. This
custorn built home is well kept and electrically
heated. Offers considered.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208
Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTQN REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker, Kincardine 396-2061
The Man
To See Is
1. CO LIMIt[O
REALTOR
DIAGONAL ROAD - 4 bedroom brick home ,(1
bedroom on main floor). Living and dining
rooms and. Ifarge bright kitchen, utility room, at-
tractive entr ce porch and good lot. Asking
$38,900.
ATTRACTIVE ,,& ECONOMICAL - This 2
bedroom bungalow features an eat -in kitchen,
dining room or rec. room and living room, all in
tip-top shape. Covered patio. Asking $34,900.
HIGHWAY LOCATION - 4 miles from
Wingham. This compact 3 bedroom bungalow
has a large living room and eat -in kitchen, fully
insulated with basement ready to finish. On 1/2
acre and asking $38,500.
ECONOMICAL MODERN LIVING - In a 3
bedroom home built in 1979, patio doors off
dining room, spacious living room, 4 piece bath
and modern kitchen with country view. Partially
finished basement, rec. room, workshop, half
bath and more. $36,500.
QUALITY CONSTRUCTED BUNGALOW - On
the Maitland river, almost an acre. Finished with
2 levels, king size kitchen with abundant Tralee
cupboards and solarian flooring, 4 bedrooms, 2
FULL baths, patio doors with two levels plus
sundeck. Superior tight insulation $54;500.
MOBILE HOME - A steal at $6.50'0 1 2' x 55'
with 3 bedrooms, must be moved as owner'is
relocating.
Contact:
OFFICE 357-1344
STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
MARGARET DAY 357-2196