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A SURE CURE FOR
Emma Matilda Stanley and dear BLYTH P/a storey brick
THAT NEADACNI father of Gordon of Tampa, F1a., h�liented TO Buy Miscellaneous � � � err-, on 1 acre lot, with
Notice For Rent Announcement Mrs. Lloyd (Twyla) Jacklin, of double garage. Low down
IF YOU ARE a friend or relative Molesworth and Jack. He is also poyment.
m iIFA USED TYPEWRITER. Phone of an alcoholic, the AI -Anon Mrs. Janet Little of White- survived by two sisters, Grace BLYTH - 1'/f storey brick home
w4Nr4ar -2154 Family Group may be able to ATTENTION MOTHE 1I -?►RCE 3 bedroom house in '� Lowe of Dau
JWin ham. Phone 392.8658. church (formerly of Goderich y porn, Man., Pheme on Hamilton St. Everything in ■
help you solve your side of the some m�ey for 6'1>�rist�r as: g � �
357-2320 problem. Please contact Post or will sell all good used clothing for 19 rrb and Mr. Gordon Bradley of Van- Law of London, one brother perfect condition. Should be
PORTABLE cement mixer and Archie McKinnon of Culross and _
you. Call us, Second Time Around astra wish to announce the forth- seen to be ted.
construction wheelbarrow. tike Box 1135 Wingham. rrb y GOOD COUNTRY farm house in corrin mania eight grandchildren and five
Phone 357-1376. Shoppe, 357 2828. g marriage of their dau great-grandchildren FABRIC STORE - Located in
Member Broker
Don NOLST Real Estate Ltd.
GORRIE - Corner lot, 1'/I stor.
ey brick, 4 bedrooms, family
room; all floors with; -broad-
loom over hardwood, Oil hot
water heating. This home is
in excellent condition.
BRUSSELS - New one storey
brick bungalow, 3 bedrooms;
electric heat, cedar deck. Lo-
cated on a large lot in a new
subdivision.
BLUEVALE - One storey, 3
bedroom brick home, also
small office and 4 pc. bath.
Heated by forced air oil furn-
ace. Taxes only $145.57 per
year.
OFFICE
357.3840
Clarence Sutcliffe
392-6969
John Brent
335-3391
al
PORTABLE WELDING
NOtlee To Creditors
Wingham area. Phone 357-1651.
ter, Sherry Lee to Mr. DavldJo
He was.. ;, ed b his
Village of Blyth. Apartment
CALVES up to 2 weeks old. Phone
Services
PIANO TEACHER Miss Iva iwl
THREE BEDROOM farm house
Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Elliott, RR 1,` Lucknow.
,
mother, the former Sarah
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above. y
BLYTH - 1 /, store 2 bedroom
Ripley 395-3597•
19-26-3-10
OIL BURNER SERVICES
Smith LRCT has returned to
near Fordwich. Available Nov. I.
The wedding to take place Satur-
MacDonald and father, John
McKinnon; two sisters, Marg
brick home on Dinsley St. _
2 rrb
Clean, repair and install. Phone
Wingham and will continue to
Phone 335-3727.
day, Oct. 6, 1979, at 3 p.m. in
Feick and Mayme Sewers; two
Priced for quick sole.
Joe Craig, Wroxeter, 335 3398,
teach pupils in this area. All
p p
AIR HAMMER work, backhoeing
Chalmers Presbyterian Church,
brothers, Lorne and Alex and one
MORRIS TWP. - 2 floor brick
WANTED TO BUY used furni-
22 rrb
grades piano, and special method
BACHELOR APARTMENT on
Whitechurch, Ontario.
infant daughter.
home on 5 acres with frame
ture, appliances and antiques.
Call Jack's Place, Lucknow
CARPENTRY: renovations,
for children ages 6 years and up.
Free demonstration lesson. Have
Minnie Street, available Oct. 1.
Elmer Wilkinson 357-2189.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Underwood
Funeral services were held at
bred, 2 miles from Blyth.•Sev-
erect.
528-2625.
rec-
reation rooms, additions, repairs
space for a few more pupils.
of Gorrie wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage
the MacPherson Funeral Home,
Teeswater on Sept. 8 at 2:30 P.M.
11/2 STOREY frame home with
7 rrb
etc. Phone Ben Dekker, 357-1085.
Studio, 213A Josephine St.,
p� phone
357-23
THREE BEDROOM farm house
of their
daughter, Karen Marie, to Wil-
withRev. Proud of Teeswater
heated worksho and oro e.
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WE PAY highest cash price for
12-19-26-3
on paved road Tees-
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water and Wingham. Phone
liam Russell Ross, son of Mr.n
d a
United Church officiating with
Located on paved road 1 mile -
fresh animals over 500 pounds.
TOP PRICES id for dead or
THE WINGHAM Bridge Club will
392-6721
Mrs. William Ross Sr., of RR 1
Wingham. The wedding will take
internment in Teeswater and
Culross Cemetery.
y.
north of Brussels. Ideal for
small business.
Smaller animals picked up free.
Radio -equipped trucks. Call i-
disabled cows and horses. For
commence the 197580 season on
NEW DUPLEX for
place on Friday Oct. 12, 1979 at 7
Pallbearers were nephews,
BELGRAVE AREA - -150 acre _
860-265-3011. Graf Animal Foods
fresh animals over 500 lb. $1 a
Thursday, Oct. 4 at the W
rent- soon.
Phone 357-3241 357-3482.
in Knox Presbyterian
Jim Sewers of Culross, Russel
dairy farm, milking parlour.
-
Ltd., RR 1, Chepstow, Ontario.
hundredweight. Cows and horses
Fire Hall at 8 p.m. All interested
or
26-3-10
Chup.m
Church, Corrie.
Sewers of Wingham, Mac Sewers
lots of buildings. F.C.C. mort-
over, 1200 Ib. $15; calves and
bridge players welcome.
of Barrie, Jim Drehman of
gage in effect.
18 rrb
swine picked up free of charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell,
Goderich, Linton Sitler of Culross
RESTAURANT and gas bar,
Four-wheel drive, radio dispatch -BONNIE
S HAIR Styling will be
FARM HOME, highway location
RR 4 Wingham.and Mr. and Mrs.
�
and Jim ,Gibb of Stratford.
Londesboro. Apt. above.
Miscellaneous
ed trucks; 24-hour service 7 da
clow Oct. 25 to Nov. 14, 1979:
outskirts of Win am. Phone
Carl Freiburger, Bluevale, are
Flowerbearers were hand-
-BLYTH • 1'/: storey frame
a week. Brussels Pet Food Sup-
Keith Fitzsimmons, 357-1117.
pleased to announce the engage-
children, Elaine and Brian Arm-
home. Central location.
plies. Local calls 887-9334; toll
26-3
19 rrb
ment of their children. Marilyn
strong of Bluevale, Larry Jacklin
Nicely decorated and iand-
MEALS-ON-WHEELS
free 1-800-265267.
Jean and Gerald Joseph. The
of Elmira, Kim, Joanne and Joey
scoped with sundeck and gar -
Phone Mrs. L. James, 357-3657.
14 rrb
THREE bedroom house, close to
wedding to take place on Satur-
Jacklin of Molesworth.
age.
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da Oct 20 1979 at Bl
BLYTH - 1 floor, 3 bedroom
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PORTABLE WELDING
NOtlee To Creditors
m Street m wu►gham_ Fuuy
self contained. Phone 357-2890
J, uev e
Presbyterian Church, at 7 p.m.
TEACH YOUR DOLLARS to
Will do portable welding and
MARGARET DAY 357-219
after 6 p.m.
JOHN PHILLION 3S7-3316
have more cents at North Huron
in -shop repair work. Phone Sipke
NOTICE TO CREDITk_#RS
19-26
Credit Union, 8 Alfred St.n
�
Bakker, RR 5, Lucknow, 528-11M.
IN THE ESTATE OF
JAUFA
hours: Monday 10 to 12; Tuesday
2 rrb
WILLIAM ARTHUR ELLIOTT
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h
to, Thursday 10 to 5; Friday 10 to
6. Free personal chequing ac-
AIR HAMMER work, backhoeing
ALL PERSONS having claims
Real Estate
TRAIN—At the Wingham and
counts D it a
and septic bed installation Cecil
ccounts now Cranston, RR 2, Auburn, 529 7691. against the estate of William For Sale Dlstrlct Hospital on Thursday,
paying 10 per cent. Phone 357- Arthur Elliott, late of the Town of September 20, to Mr. and Mrs.
2311. 14rrb W" Ha IN.
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AND INSURANCE AGENCY LTD.
WINGHAM
A home for all reasons. Many costly extras are displayed in this
two storey triple brick home. Modern kitchen, living room,
kings dining room, family room with cantina, 2 fireplaces and
2'/: baths. Four spacious bedrooms and a paved circular drive-
way complete this good value family home offering.
WINGHAM
Fine standards have been maintained in this three bedroom
brick home. Large living room, new kitchen with Hanover cup-
boards, U/z baths, laundry room, oil heat and a finishable
basement. We invite your inspection at $32,500.
WINGHAM
Our suggestion for staying out of the red is this attractive 3
bedroom family home. Large kitchen, dining room, living
room, den that could be a 4th bedroom and 1'/z baths. Posses-
sion to suit at X32,500.
WINGHAM
A must sell starter`home that makes dollar Sense. This 1'i2
storey frame home presents for your inspection 4 bedrooms,
an expansive kitchen, living room, dining room, family room,
4 piece bath and a paved driveway. Offered for quick sale - so
make an offer.
327 Josephine St. 357-1414
Wingham, Ontario
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BELGRAVE - Five year old custom built bungalow, 3 bedrooms,
living room, kitchen with Columbia cupboards, dining area,
basement has finished rec room, loundiy and office. Electri-
cally heated, attached carport.
19 YEAR OLD HOME in Deemerton near Mildmay. Four bed-
room home, extra serviced lot with many fruit trees. Asking
$39,500. but will look at reasonable offers.
WINGHAM - Three bedroom brick electrically heated execu-
tive home in a choice residential area. Spacious foyer, separ-
ate 14 x 14 dining room, living room with fireplace, 4 piece bath
and 2 piece bath. Ret. room, games room, bedroom and office
on lower floor. Large 2 car garage and many other extras make
this house outstanding.
ONE ACRE IN WROXETER with brick house. Extensive renova-
tions have been done, lots of cupboards, good broadloom, new
garage. An excellent property with shade trees and fruit trees.
All reasonable offers considered.
13 ACRES IN GODERICH - Lucknow area with your own 3 acre
private lake to be sold subiect to severance. If severance can-
not be obtained entire property of 28 ocres including house
could be sold.
WEST WAWANOSH - 175 acre highway farm, 145 workable, 12
acres hardwood bush, 60' x 84' painted barn, silo. Very good
house with all conveniences. Priced to sell as owner has pur-
chased other property.
FOR THE HANDYMAN, storey and a half house on one acre
north of Lucknow. House has oil furnace, bath and kitchen cup-
boards. Needs renovating. Asking $16,000. but would consider
any reasonable offer.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208
Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker, Kincardine 396-2061
GEORGE LUBBERS Construc-
tion. Phone 357-3457 Whitechurch.
Cottages, additions, renovations.
rrb
PHIL'S REFRIGERATION and
Appliance Service, 24-hour emer-
gency service, used appliance
sales. Phone 887-9062.
5 rrb
YULE'S DEAD STOCK removal.
Proprietors Dan and Bev Lamb-
kin. We pay on the spot for large
fresh dead animals and disabled
animals. Continued free service
for small animals. License 635C-
78. For prompt reliable service 7
days a week. Phone Cargill
collect 366-2713.
20 rrb
mgham, m the County of
Huron, and Province of Ontario,
deceased, are hereby notified to
send full particulars of the claim
to the undersigned solicitors, on
or before the 12th day of October,
1979, after which date the execu-
tors will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said Estate, having
regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have had
notice.
DATED at Wingham, Ontario,
this 12th day of September, 1979.
Messrs. Goodall & Campbell,
Barristers & Solicitors,
P.O. Box 730,
261 Josephine Street,
Wingham, Ontario, NOG 2WO,
Solicitors for the Estate.
• 19-26-3
FOR SALE
77 ACRES - KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
Century old V/2 storey field stone house with bank barn situ-
ated on 77 acres of land, 50 acres corn land, 17 acres of pas-
ture, remainder in hardwood bush. Price $89,000.
11 ACRES OF BUSH
Build your own dream home on this separate parcel' of bush
land, fronting on Highway #21 south of Amberley. Price $29,000
M. D. McTAVISH REALTOR
P.O. Box 10
Shakespeare, Ontario
OFFICE 625-8265
KEITH
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BROKER
REAL E STATE
WI DIAGONAL ROAD a 357-'1'1'17
WINGHAM. ONTARIO
LOVELY TWO STOREY HOME
Brick home in beautiful condition. Large living room'with
natural fireplace, family room, brand new designers kitchenr
three bedrooms. New large 4 piece both. 12' x 50' patio with
privacy screens. Large private back lawn. This home must be
seen to be appreciated. Owner moving. Very fairly priced.
2 STOREY FAMILY HOME
Solid brick in excellent condition. Modern kitchen, formal din-
ing room, double living room, library with fireplace, winding
wood staircase leads to master bedroom with 2 piece bath,
plus 2 bedrooms and 4 piece bath. Hot water radiator heating.
A 2 storey storage building is also situated on the large lot just
2 blocks from downtown. Full price only 559,000.
ATTRACTIVE HOME
Brick home in excellent condition, new decor throughout. Kit-
chen with dining area, separate dining room, living room, two
baths, four bedrooms all with closets. Updated hydro, plumb-
ing, heating and insulation. Priced to sell. Coll for appointment
CLOSE TO TOWN
Three bedroom home, spacious lot on the outskirts of Wingham
New decor, large family room, living room, kitchen, laundry
room and bath all on the main floor. Three bedrooms above.
Good condition, low township taxes and fairly priced at $37,500
Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Shuter Street,
Winghanti Phone 267-2a94
SIXTY-FIVE acre farm with
lovely home and barn, 3 miles
from Brantford. Possession not
until spring. Phone Mr. Merritt
Burwell, RR 1, Stratford 271-7110.
TWO STOREY brick home in
Teeswater. Downstairs renovat-
ed containing living room, dining
room, family room, large kitch-
en, 2 piece bath-, 3 bedrooms and 3
piece bath upstairs. Eleven per
cent mortgage available. Call
W7-2911.
19-26
Card Of Thanks
Mrs. Etta Cook and family wish
to thank everyone who called and
sent cards on the occasion of their
mother's 90th birthday. thanks
also to the evening unit of the
UCW for serving a lovely lunch.
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to my friends and rela-
tives for their visits, cards and
flowers while I was a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. McGregor,
Pr. Hanlon and the nurses and
staff on the 2nd floor for their ex-
cellent care. It was all very much
appreciated.
Elizabeth Leslie
A very sincere thank you to Dr.
Leahy, Mrs. Mason and Mrs.
Dow for the safe arrival of our
son, Vaughn, and also to all the
other nurses on OB for their ex-
cellent care and concern we re-
ceived while patients there. Spe-
cial thanks to everyone who came
to visit us, sent flowers, cards,
gifts and treats. Your kindness
and thoughtfulness will always be
remembered.
Joyce and Vaughn Vincent
The officers and Directors of
the Belgrave, Blyth, Brussels
School Fair Board, would like to
sincerely thank all those who
helped in any way and offered
their services to make our annual
fall fair another success this
year. Special thanks to the
judges, committees, and those
responsible for the speaker sys-
tems. Your continued effort and
support is greatly appreciated.
Louise Stamper wishes to
thank the people who arranged
the bridal shower for her and ail
those who gave her gifts. Many,
many thanks again.
George and Helen Underwood
wish to say thank you to everyone
who came to help us celebrate
our 25th wedding anniversary,
and for the cards, best wishes and
gifts. A special thank you to our
family, relatives and Bea Cham -
hers, for their contributions in
arranging the party.
Please accept our sincere
thanks to all our family and
friends for the lovely cards, gifts
and flowers we received on our
Olden Wedding Anniversary,
which made the day such a happy
occasion.
Omar and Reta Haselgrove
rry am, RR 1, Wroxeter, a
son, Matthew Alan, a brother
for Noah.
CLEGHORN—At the Wingham
and District Hospital on
Friday, September 21, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Cleghorn, RR
2, Wingham, a daughter. •
SHETLER—At the Wingham and
District Hospital on Monday,
September 24, to Mr. and Mrs.
Mose Shetler, a son.
Well-known
musician
dies at 66
Cornelis (Casey) deHaan of
Trowbridge died in the Listowel
Memorial Hospital on Wed-
nesday, Sept. 19 in his 66th year.
Mr. deHaan was born in
Schraard, province of Freesland,
Holland and was a son of Tjeerd
deHaan of Holland and the late
Elisabeth de Jong deHaan.
He was married in 1939 to the
former Wybrig ( Wilma) Dakker.
Following their marriage they
took up residence in Holland
where they resided until they
came to Canada with five of their
children in 1948.
They have been residents of
Trowbridge for 18 years where
they farmed until five years ago.
Mr. deHaan also followed his
profession of piano and organ
tuning and repairs and was very
well-known for his talent in
music. He was a choir leader in
the Christian Reformed Church,
Listowel of which he was a mem-
ber.
Surviving besides his wife, are
four daughters, Mrs. Robert
(Bakke) Johnson of Sanford,
Mrs. Tim (Betty) Van de Kemp
of Embro, Janna of Uxbridge and
Mrs. Hugh (Pearl) Verstoep of
RR 1, Atwood; and three sons,
Sidney of Abbotsford, B.C.,
Shadde of Waterloo, Anno of
Mission, B.C.; also 16 grandchil-
dren, his father and stepmother,
Mr. and Mrs. Tjeerd deHaan, two
sisters and a brother all of Hol-
land and a sister-in-law, Mrs.
Luci deHaan of Holland.
He was predeceased by his
mother and two brothers.
Mr. deHaan rested at the
Peebles Funeral Home, John St.,
Atwood where friends were re-
ceived from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9
p.m. on Friday, Sept. 21.
The funeral service was held on
Saturday, Sept. 22 at the Chris-
tian Reformed Church, Listowel
at 10 a.m. and was conducted by
Rev. Wesley Ball of Thamesford.
The pallbearers were John Van
de Kemp, Henk Vangalen, Tony
Vandyke, John Meinema, Simon.
deRuiter and Peter deGroot and
the flower bearers were grand-
children, Kim and Sonia deHaan,
Tamara and Wanetta Johnson.
Interment in Elma Centre
Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers donations
were made to the Canadian
Cancer Society.
Following the funeral service
lunch was served in the school-
room of the Trowbridge United
church by the women of the
church.
frame' home, broadloomed
throughout. Garden house in-
cluded. ,
FOOD FOR THOUGHT - An
ounce of initiative is worth a
ton of .government aid,
- - Ao own your home
At this low price $35,900.
In Wingham's beautiful
Maitland Estates
Call 357-2444
QROYAL HOMES
LTD.
The Man
To See Is *ow
CHARMING BRICK home close to downtown. Spacious entrance
hall, living room, dining room and kitchen all newly decorated.
2 bedrooms, utility room and 2 pc. washroom also on main
floor. Upstairs 2 more rooms and 3 pc. bath. An excellent buy
at $35,900.
INSTANTLY DESIRABLE is a 4 bedroom pampered home less
than 2 blocks from the post office and is ever so presentable.
Upstairs, the 4 pc. bath has been redone as well as the roof and
insulation. The living and dining rooms plus kitchen and re-
decorated back kitchen combine to give this fine traditional
home great charm. Asking $32,500.
ONCE IN A WHILE a finer home appears on the market: mries-
tic ceilings, trod itional'living room fireplace, large formal din-
ing room, master bedroom with dressing alcove, expansive
treed lot and priced perfectly. Give us a buzz for the complete
story. 537,000
DELIGHTFUL BLUEVALE BUNGALOW with walk -out from spaci-
ous rec. room to patio with built-in barbecue and lovely gar.
den. 3 bedrooms, attractive living room, kitchen with plenty
of cupboards and dining area. Detached garage. Coll us for
more information.
A NEW ADDITION to a grand older 3 bedroom home has given
another 700 sq. ft. of contemporary spirit in the form of a new
family room with stone -beamed fireplace plus 4th master bed-
room. Already having a modern angelstone fireplace in the
dining room, this lovely family dwelling has modern kitchen
with utility room, closed porch, all aluminum trim and much
more for only $47.500.
47 ACRES on a paved county road is almost all workable with
a 4 acre bush, sound 3 bedroom brick home, excellent beef and
hog barns, sheds and new 14 x 50 silo. Excellent financing
available on this attractive hobby farm.
C OP C
Contact:
OFFICE 3S7-1344
Coast to Coast
STAN CHADWICK SS7-2497
Real Estate Service
MARGARET DAY 357-219
JOHN PHILLION 3S7-3316
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