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S. MacDonald, Box 130,
Huntsville, Ontario POA 11(0
Telephone 705.7e9.5491
awe -Times, August 20, 1980
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A project.to expand and
improve telephone service
in Medellin, Colombia's sec-
ond-largest city, and its en-
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proved World Bank loan of
$44 million.
AUCTION SALE
12 x 60 house trailer, Jahn Deere
sell propelled 4 -wheel drive com-
bine. two tractors, bean equip.
men*, machinery, etc: to be held at Lot'
1, Concession 5, Norris Townehlp,1
mile south of Selgrave, .or 5 miles
north of Blyth on No. 4 highway
or 1 miles west of Ilressets. Ont. for
RON KINGSBURY •�
Saturday, August 23
at 1:00 p.m.
See August 13 edition o1 Crossroads
for full listing.
Auctioneer:
RICHARD LOBE
AUCTION MORTGAGE
SALE
An auction mortgage sale of property located at
R. R. 3, Wingham, under and by virtue of the mort-
gage held,by the Toronto -Dominion Bank and reg-
istered In the registry division of Bruce #3 es in-
strument number 155038, there will be offered for
sale, by public auction, on Saturday, Aug. 23, 1980
at 1:00 p.m,
The land and premises know as R. R. 3
Wingham, more particularly described as Lot 1,
corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, being part of
sub -division, Lot 10, Plan 153, in the first concess-
ion of the Township of Kinloss in the village of
Whitechurch, in the County.of Bruce.
• The property will be offered for sale by public
auction by the vendor, the Toronto -Dominion
Bank, by its agent Freeland Bailiff\Corporation. Tlta
property wilt be offered for sale subject to o re-
serve bid fixed -by the vendor.
Terms 10% on day of sale, balance to be paid
on closing day.
Further particulars may be obtained from Free-
land Bailiff Corp., 95 College St., Kitchener, Ont.
Toronto -Dominion Bank, by its agents,
Freeland Bailiff Corporation
95 College St.
Kitchener, Ont. N2H 5A2
519-744.4166
.. AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
for a local estate and some additions
WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE
Next to L.C.B.O.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 23,1900.11:00 A.M.
8 .plice,setting Old: Colony, also extra pieces, excel-
lent •condition; 4 pillar, oak case Pequegnat mantel
dock; Mushroom kerosene lamp, bottom only; writing
desk and bench; library table; sterep '8 track/record
player unit;, records and tapes; Minshall organ,
cathedral tone, used in local chapel; Barrymere..
French. 'Provincial chesterfield, excellent condition;"
oriental rug 9' x 12', excellent condition; 3, piece bed-
room suite; colour' T.V.; washstand; chest drawers;
table top desk; pedestal table; 4 Windsor back chairs;
unusual parlour table; Targe frost -free fridge; dryer;
34" electric strive; large -chest freezer; Hoover spin
washer/dryer; , electric sewing ►siachti"ne; .. treadle
, seWIng machine; 2 metal beds; Samsonite card table
set; several . upholstered chairs; Cyclopad massage
recliner; kitchen set; 2 period parlour tables; coffee,
step-up and end tables; 6 Press Back chairs; 2 milk
cans; 6 plank kitchen chairs; oak arm chair; Kenmore
vacuum; several floor and table lamps; Pt. set Bridal
Rose and Harmony Rose dishes; pressed glass,
Noritako china, etc.; some pieces very interesting;
pictures; clean bedding, including 5 hernemode quilts;
kitchen utensils and much more.
TERMS: CASH MOBILE LUNCH
PREVIEW: Friday, August 22 - 2-5 and 7-9
Also Saturday morning prior to sale
JACK ALEXANDER - AUCTIONEER
357.1011
el d e// r1" , > 13Jo(/aieJ
$30,000.00
INVENTORY REDUCTION
We have been instructed by the pro-
prietors to liquidate all assets of Kas-
ters Food Market at the location Main
Street Wroxeter.
Including: approx. $30 -, wo th of
food, clothing and equipment along
with complete contents of the Kasters
Food Market.
SALE SCHEDULE:
Reduction of inventory from 1O% -
40% open to the public.
Mon., August 25 - 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
,.Tues„ August 26 - 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Wed., Rile si i7 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Thursday, August 28
Auction starting 5:30 p.m.
Store closed until 4:30
Auction to include: three 5' Universal coolers with
open tops; 6' Ruddy meat counter; Scheofer double
glass front cooler; Pinnacle produce cooler; Gener-
al 21 cu. ft. freezer; McClary 18 cu.- ft. freezer;
Leenord 16 cu. ft. freezer; Victor 4 bank cash regis-
ter; Berke! meat slicer; Hobart 1/4 h.p. coffee grind-
er; 20" fan'; shelving; and the balance of unsold in-
ventory.
All Items will be sold to the highest bidder
without reserve.
TERMS: Cash
For more Inforftaation phone 627-1336 or 527.1458.
Sates Manager - Dick Robinson
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AUCTIONEERS. LfbUIoA"roRS. APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO
(5191 527-1458
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BELMORE OLD-TIMERS TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP—The Belmore
Old -Timers took the championship at the annual slow pitch tourna-
ment held In Wroxeter on Saturday, sponsored by the Wroxeter
Parks Board. In the photo, from Teff to .right are front row
BY SYBIL STRAKER
George Schjestal, Harry Vollmer, Pete Mulvey, Jack Stafford, John
Jacques and Wayne Evers; back raw Keith Mulvey, Murray
Mulvey, John Wilhelm, Ralph Metcalfe, Harvey Darling, Brian
Marston, John Newans, Bob Haelzle, and Barry Mulvey.
Whitechurch Personals
This past Saturday found
some of the men of the
United Church on a work bee
cleaning the cemetery which
had become overgrown with
brush.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Hawkins of North Bay
visited last . week with Mr.
and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durnin.
Mr. and Mrs. Can Ba Luu
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Straker on Sunday.
Their son, Wen, was in
hospital on the weekend.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Emerson
were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Chisholm, Mrs. Jim Shulls
and - Mr. and - Mrs. Frank,
Greenlas, all of Milton.
Mrs. Fred Davis and
daughter Dana of LaSalle
visited Mrs. Garnet Farrier
this past weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Evans were at Southampton
Park on Sunday where they
were met by Mr. and Mrs.
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Huronview?
At the Sunday morning
service the choir sang the
anthem 'He Is So Precious to
Me'. Nelson Lear and Elsie
Henderson sang a duet,
accompanied by Frank
Bissett at the organ.
We have had a rather busy
week at Huronview, with the
Burton -Upon -Trent Youth
Choir from Staffordshire,
England, entertaining on
Saturday afternoon. We have
the choir on video and will be
able to enjoy them again in
the future.
Monday the kitchen staff
packed a beautiful picnic
lunch which we took to
Stratford and ate down by
the water. After lunch Mabel
Jeffrey, Mary McAllister,
Eunice Lamb, Elsie Hen-
derson, Jean Miller, Gladys
Stanlake, Margaret Mc-
Queen, Levi Carter, Ruby
McVittie, Margaret Mitchell
and Margaret Murray to-
gether with staff members
enjoyed a ride on the ,tour
boat.
Tuesday provided another
opportunity . for Myrtle
Jacklin, Lyla Pinner,
Elizabeth Black, Julia
Stevens, Olive Straugh3an,
Della Nesbitt, Marjorie
Boyce and Helen Fisher to
have a van ride.
Norman Dupee, Bill
McCurdy, John McTaggart,
.Frank McGregor, Andy
Doig, Clarence Smith, Ken
Skillen, Sadie Mittell, Mary
Cornish, Ferne Finlay, Della
Overholt, Dolly Waghorn,
Della Fahner, 011ie Jervis,
Maude Dale, ,;ia., Gcethe
and Ann Ritchie enjoyed a
picnic lunch at Goderich.
Following the lunch we took
a ride to the Sugar Rush at
Bayfield, where we stopped
for a cold drink at the trailer.
Thursday afternoon Ethel
Hill, Iris Sperling, Tina
McNaughton, Mary Ross,
Flossie Sholdice, Grace Peck
and Doreen Coleman spent
time browsing at a gift shop.
We also enjoyed the hot
scones and 'era which are so
famous there. The Summer
Workshop in Ministries
entertained for the last time
this week, as the girls soon
will be returning to Ottawa.
Huronview welcomes
Sadie McBurney, who is
from the Wingham area:
Ed Walker of Owen Sound
and enjoyed a picnic.
Mrs. Garnet Farrier at-
tended' the wedding of her
niece, Colleen Farrier, New
Toronto, to Paresh Athtaria
in Century United Church. A
harpist played the wedding
march and during the
ceremony the Rexdale,
United Church choir sang.
The reception was held in the
church hall. The bride and
groom are honeymooning in
England, Scotland, Paris
and Switzerland..
Sunday, August 24, at 2:30
pm, a memorial service will
be held _ in Langside
Cemetery with Rev. John
Bell giving the message.
Those attending are asked to
bring a hymn book and a
lawn chair. If the weather is
cold or rainy, the service will
be held, in the Whitechurch
Community Memorial Hall.
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
Alan • Falconer were at
Stratford:
Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Emerson were visitors
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Simon deBoer, Miriam and
Susan.
Carrie and Robin Bell of
Walkerton visited a few days
last week with their grand-
parents', Rev. John and
Mrs. Bell, and on Sunday
afternoon all went to the
cottage at Inverhuron from
where the girls returned
home on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Taylor
and family of Wingham
visited her brother, Rev-.-
Penny,
evTPenny, in Nova Scotia and
while . there visited ` Rev.
Lloyd Murdock, who at one
time was a student minister
at Whitechurch and
Langside. Lloyd asked the
Taylors to call on the
Emersons, - who live beside
the manse, to -deliver a gift.
Jerry Evans and friends
from Hamilton visited
Saturday with his grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Elliott and Karen visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Campbell and family of
London. Karen , Elliott
remained in .) aj ori:loi a
week to visit with her sister,
Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Mr.
Laidlaw, Michelle and
Jason.
Birthday wishes to Tony
Straker who celebrates his
birthday August 25.
Wingham girls defeat
Clinton's Juveniles
The Wingham Juvenile
girls defeated Clinton 19-6
,Sunday evening in Wingham,
to wrap up the series and
advance in Western Ontario
Athletic Association play-
offs.
The local girls lost the fist
game in Wingham, 5-4. They
started well, managing three
runs during the first inning,
but could only add one more
during the fourth. Clinton
scored one run in the second,
one in the fourth and three
more during the fifth.
The second game, played
in Clinton, saw a slower start
with Clinton notching one
run during the first inning.
Wingham got three in the
second and two in the fourth.
Clinton got three in the
fourth and one in the' fifth to
tie it up, 5-5. - Wingham got
three big runs in the sixth
and four more in the seventh
while Clinton managed one
only in the seventh to end the
game at 12-6 for Wingham
and tie the series, 1-1.
In the final game
Wingham scored one run
during the first inning and
Clinton got .two the second
inning with Wingham
picking 'up three in the
second. Each team -scored
one run in the third inning
with Clinton getting two runs
in the fourth to tie it up, 5-5.
Clinton went down one, two,
three in the fifth inning while
the Wingham girls got their
bats going and chalked up 14
runs in their half of the fifth.
Clinton scored one run in the
seventh to make the final
score, Wingham 19, Clinton
6.
PITCHES FOR CHAMPIONS—Jack Stafford, Deputy
Reeve of Howick Township, discarded his offikltll, post
as he approached the pitcher's mound. He llvltiund up
and gave a hefty throw for the Belmore Old-TIMers In
the Wroxeter slow pitch tournament held ori SatUrdsy-
Belmore defeaited the Diesel Car Diner team from
Wroxeter. Mamie Photo)
CHAMPION TROPHY—Wayne Evers, captain of the
Belmore Old Timers slow pitch „ball , teai't1i enthusi--
asticail9 accepts the trophy(?) for taking the Champ-
ionship at the Wroxeter annual slow pitch tournament.
The handmade trophy in fluorescent colors was
donated by local women. (Banner Photo)
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TheReCtOrt The Rev JONI T.M. SWO0,
TJ* ANGLICAN PARIIS,I4O/F W1-NGH
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 24
* The Twelfth Sunday, after Trinity *
The Feast of St. Bartholomew
8:00 a.m.—Holy Eucharist .
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Wi NGHAM SALES ARENA
680 Josephine St. [North end_of Wlnlham] on
SALE DATES AND TIME:
Thursday, Aug. 21 9 - 6
Friday,,. Aug. 22 9 9
Saturday; Aug. 23 9 " 5
We have beeninstructed to liquidate the
complete centents of an antique and used
furniture shop.
Sale consists of 5 complete dining: room
suites in mahogany and walnut, 3 complete
bedroom suites, 6 - 2 . piece chesterfield
suites, several dressers and chests of draw-
ers, large selection of various tables such as
coffee, parlor and hall tables, press back
chairs and rocker, 2 old Victrola's (desk and
cabinet type), oil lorries, clocks, blue glass
collection, other pieces of glass and china, 3
colour TVs„ knic knees, and other useful
items.
This iso 3 day, sale only and all items must be
sold. -
TERMS: Cash, Vlsa, Mast•rcharg•, Cheques
dry of sale
357-1730
Wingham Salmi Arena' '
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