The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-02-14, Page 11G . andMrs.
A. Tim are Kenny to armottece
the arrivalol agroaddaughtsart
Andrea Huth, at Victim How
pital, London on February 4,, ,
1974. Proud parents `teore Rea
and Hilt Grantkof Listowel.
CONGRAM—Charles and Jan
are pleased to announce the
birth of thele son, Derek Reade,
Feiyuaryl6,1974 at Grace.Hoe-
Windsor, Ontario. Proud
little sister
er
is
s
Lara
Rochelle.
.
V�l�.C-At the Wing1
:,apd trictHospital oaWod
nay,
:February 0 to Mr. and
Mrs. Hendrik Versteeg, RR 2,
Wingham, :a daitghter,
KM.
KLAN1) --At, the "Grace Hos.
pital, Windsor on February 5, .
1974 to Mr. and Mm, R.J. Kirk-
land,
k -
land, (Jo -Ann King), $56
McKay- Avenue, a daughter
Emilie Ruth. A sister for Karah
Marie,
e.
Mrs. Robt. DeysO
dies at Hironvi,w
A lengthy illness ended ed
in rest
last Tuesday, February 5, when
Mrs, Robert. Deyell passed away
10 at"Muroniriew, Clinton, in her $9th
year.
Born in Wingham, Mrs. Deyell
lived in the town most of her, life.
She was the former Jessie Monis
England, a daughter of the late
James and Eliza Jane England.
Sheattended the Lower Wingham
School. She married Mr. Deyell
in the Wingham Baptist Church
on September 5, 1905, and he pre-
deceased her on April7, 1961.-
Mrs. Deyell was a member of
the Wingham Baptist Church.
Surviving is one daughter, Mrs.
Gertrude Scott of Wingham.
Fifteen grandchildren •and 30
great grandchildren also survive.
11. She was predeceased by two
sons, Gordon Deyell and Charles
Deyell;. six sisters and one
brother.
The late Mrs. Deyell rested at•
the S. J. Walker Funeral Home
where funeral " service was
conducted at 2 p.m. on Wed-
nesday, Rev. Bruce Penny and
Rev. C. F. Johnson in charBe.
Interment followed in Wingham
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Fred Saint,
rdon Ard, Norm Deyell, Glen
e.. �Gor-don . tllHGO '
� n—ernd—
Orville Welsh. Floral ' tributes
were carried by Ray Archer and
Ralph Saint.
Howick Lions
bingo winniers
Thosemere than$0 lucky
bingo__ whims at the went
wormt o held lest
Prig* night. lime than in
tolliered. The winners
Mrsr Dayend
Ka Ric hoer of
Mrs. Rleb', Winglram, Mrs.
Angus, Wingham,. Mrs. Ed
maraba. W'iha; Bea
Mildmaya Jack Felker, l istowel;
Margaret : Edgar, `Wroxeter;
Mrs. Denotedt, Dorking; . _14s.
Angus, Wingham, Dolly !Poker:,
Listowel, Bonnne
Lockwood,d
Wroxeter,. Percy' ' Fischer,
towel, Mn; Simmons,
and Sarah .Ar tett, 1llfin tn;.
Sarah Anstett, WinglMar-
ilyn DelMed100, Liotowel and
Mrs. Schill,. Formosa; Mrs. Pat.
tenon, Wingham; Mrs. S. Huber,
Mildmay, : Sarah Misted, Wing -
ham and Mary Diunphy, lett"
towel; Fats T ed
or
fL
Lill
towelMrtt.. 4bisinger, Mildmay.
Share the Wealth: 1 -- Mrs.
Schtll, Formosa $33; Sarab An-
stett,
W .
� a
$25 Special : Mrs. Simon Huber,
Mildmay.
Jackpot- consolation plus
bonus: Mrs. Angus, Wingham --
27.50. Lap Card: Mrs. Day,
Winha mStand Up Bingo: : B ian
Rinas, Listowel. Door Prizes:
Sandra Linton, Gorrie, Joan
Bailes, Wroxeter, Jack Felker,
Listowel and Frances Brander
broken, Wroxeter. Lucky draws:
Sarah Anstett, Wingham; Stella
Pocaluyko, Wroxeter; Lorne
Fischel Listowel and Olive
Lewis, Wingham. Dart game:
Bonnie Hislop, Wroxeter --- 910.
SR. CITIZENS `
MET LAST WEEK
The Senior Citizens of Wroxeter
held their meeting Monday even-
ing of last week in the community
hall. Euchre and crokinole were
enjoyed for awhile, followed by a
short business period.
Piano music with community
singing were also enjoyed.
A spelling match was held with
Mrs. Reg Watson being the win-
ner . This was followed by piano,
violin and mouth organ music,
Lunch was served.
Belmore
The Belmore Artificial Ice
Skate-a4hon will be held Satur-
day, Feb..23, from 10 a.m. until 10
Skaterswill be provided with
.lunch every two hours. Sponsor
sheets are available at Press's
•Store in Belmore.
M. and. Galt
boy* wore
Mr, and Mrs.-
Y Barrie.
Cory . week -
with Mr, and MO. Jack Van
ekerk ,of Barrie.
Tire Canadian Industry' 1 4.
of . the Belgrave Wie's
titute will be held ea Motley,.
On W
the intermediate
winners from four
schools cameto Turnberry to say
ter speeches. . All of the de-
liveries'
• were
Powell of Turnborry was one of
the top three finaliat0' andsbe will
say 'her speech at. the Winghom
:PublicS thisWyk, We
her the best of .luck. •
There will be an anttoine,a
in the school's auditorium. on
'Wednesday, February 20th, at 8
p.m.';The •pupils of _ Grades a; 7,
and Bare' bringing a wide slection
of antiques to our school, ranging
from cooking • -utensils, to duns
and pottery,. For anyone with a
Society.meets.
at.�I.
� t home
BI.UEVALE—Mrs• J. J. Elliott
was hostess forlhe meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society pf
Knox Presbyterian Church when
it held its February meeting at
her home,
Mrs, Glenn Colley gave the call
to worship, reciting a poem, "My
Savior", The hymn, "God Moves
in a Mysterious Way", followed
and Mrs. Gordon Mundell read
scripture from St. Mark's Gospel,
and St. John's Gospel. Approp-
riate comments from the "Glad
Tidings" were given by Mrs.
Harry Elliott, and Mrs. Mundell
offered prayer.
The minutes of the January
meeting were read by Mrs. Glenn
McKercher and Mrs. Mundell
gave the treasurer's report. Of-
fering was received by Miss
Eileen Haugh and Mrs. Golley
gave the offertory prayer.
Mrs. Mundell gave an interest-
ing report of the annual meeting
of the Maitland Presbyterial held
in St: Andrew's Presbyterian
Church on January 28.
Mrs. Burns Moffatt had charge
of `le topic, "Rehab, a Harlot
Turned. Believer". Her talk was
based on scripture taken from the
second chapter of Joshua. Mrs.
Golley then' ' conducted an in-
teresting contest.
Mrs. Golley thanked Mrs. El-
liott for sharing her home. and the
hymn, "Happy the Home When
God Is There" brought the meet-
ing toe Lord's Prayer
s `
Lunch 'wyh
as •served by the hott-
est, assisted by Mrs. Mundell and
Mrs. -Harry Elliott.
•
will be .a silver collection at the
door todefray coo for the Grade
e Soc.
73 a.
s
nets
$J,550
The WinghaM Branch of the
Canadian Bible SodetY tom"
:piieted its 1973 canvass during the
autumn months.
Miss Greta Harris, treasurer,
has received a letter, from the
Upper Canada District pace
Stating the total contributions for
the year 1973, including money
received from the c„anv
ass and
money sent directly to the Society
from Wingham, was $1,550.
The Bible Society expresses its
sincere thanks to all who .shared
in making this amount possible.
It is a remarkable fact that not
one of the spectacular changes
which have occurred' in the
course of history hasin any way
invalidated the message of the
Bible. Statements such as "The
'Word of the Lord abideth for-
ever" seem more' true -than ever
before because never ' have the
teachings of the scriptures about
than, about God, and about the
type of life which brings fulfill-
ment and' meaning to human
existence been more questioned
or tested.
The demand for the scriptures,
especially in Asia, Africa and
Latin Anierica, has ,been greater
than the supply but this year the
Society hopes sufficient can' be
printed to meet the 'expanding
needs. Every contribution, no
matter how small, helps in this
wonderful work.
a ,
planned this
spring. Everyone is welcome.
Grades 1 to 4 e►ndaradea 0 to I
went tl for one hour
the,
,,.... too . }'
Everyone enjoyed the event.
On Friday, February 15th,
there will be elections for the new
Prime minister of TI berry,
There are five mils lemming for
candidates end all are in Grade 7.
They are: Shelley Alden, Susan
Chapman, Philip Eadie, Kevin
McKague and Susie Powell. One
of these students -..will be 're-
placing our et � prime minis-
ter Murrayalfs. The -
yM �
paign is now in full swing. The
halls are covered with poaters
and slogans. May ;the candidate
with the most votes win!
Grade $ Clams
WI meeting
WROXETEit Women s In-
stitute members Inst in theJJnit-
, ed Church basement on Feb. 0;
Mrs. Ron McMichael was in the
chair and opened the meeting in
the usual manner. She also read a
poem. "I know Something Good
about You". •
o.
Roll call was answered with an'
exchange of favorite recipes.
Mrs. Wes Heimpel gave an excel-
lent motto: "Grumbling spoils
more homes than poor cooking".
'Mrs. Margaret Adams Was the
. winner in a game of .musical
chairs.
Business included a motion to .
help with programsto entertain-
the
ntertainthe residents of the"nursing home
at Fordwich. Committees were
chosen for the euchre parties for
February. ` A summary of the
Area convention was -given by
Mrs. McMichael.
In keeping with the Valentine
theme, tickets were sold on a
beautifully decorated . heart-
shaped cake. Mrs. Ron Mc-
Michael was the lucky winner of
the draw. Proceeds of ticket sales
will go to the Pennies for: Friend-
ship ,fund. .
Plans were discussed for the
March meeting which will be a
potluck luncheon.
Prior to the aldjottrdment of nth
n esti ;Vu 1 t bisiite` t' dk ems' '
joyed by everyone and lunch was''
served by Mrs. Douglas and Mrs,
Jennings.
.c;
Service Director
POOLS, ETC.
POOLS - PATIOS - SAUNAS
In and Above Ground.
. Pools
Easy Financing
Pool Toys and Lawn
Furniture
Wm. R. Rintoul
Construction
96 Patrick St.,, Wingham
357-2628
swimming
Pools
Above and Below
Ground
Complete Line of'
Pool Chemicals
ARMSTRONG
CHEMICALS
Sox 56 Walkerton
• SALES AND SERVICE
Honda and Skidoo
Sales & Service
Hwy 86 east of Wingham
Phone 519-357-3435
CONSTRUCTION
T.M.&T.
CONSTRUCTION
General Contractors
All types of concrete work
Home and farm building
Complete Renovations
CALL BOB THOMPSON
BLUEVALE, ONTARIO
357.3493 Evenings
AUTOMOTIVE
CE.MacTovish ltd
Your Automatic Car
Wash 'Centre
Transmission Repairs
Expert Repairs. to
All Makes and
Models of Cars
and Trucks
PHONE 357-2841
WINGHAM
SUNOCO SERVICE
LICENSED MECHANIC
UNDERCOATING &
RUSTPROOFING
COMPLETE CAR &
TRUCK SERVICE
Prop. Ken Leitch
PHONE
357-155; NiGHT 357-3585
FOOD
PIZZA
Freshly made to your
order from a choice of
Mushrooms, Pepperoni
and Sausage - 3 Sizes
Chicken & See Food
Dinners
RIVERV357.1IEW360DRIVE-IN
i
it mem stm isaMIMMIM
Watch Your Business Grow...
When You Plant Your Offer In
The
Advance -Times
Phone 357-2320
INSURANCE
For your
INSURANCE
See or CaII
WILLIAM S.
REED.
• 64 Victoria St, 357-2174
FLOWERS
. Wedding
Arrangements
. Cut flowers
• Plants
. Flowers by
. Wire Service
LEWIS
•
FLOWERS
a.1%.114-ec 135 Frances
Phone
3574880
• •
ELECTRICAL
BURKE ELECTRIC
',Electrical Contractors
Motor Rewind and
Sales
Household Appliances
Josephine St. 357-2450
Emergency Service - See
the Yellow Pages
Pletch Electric
Wingham
INDUSTRIAL or
COMMERCIAL WIRING
Also Rural and Domestic
Phone 357.1585
PLUMBING HEATING
Percy Clark
Plumbing
Heating and
Sheet Metal
Contractor
PHONE
357-3080
366 Edward St.,
Wingham
Leroy Jackson
—Plumbing
—Heating
—Tinsmithing
191 Josephine St.
Wingham 357-2904
FUELS
,B1LL TIFFIN
Imperial Esso Agent
For all your Home and
Farm Fuel and
Lubricating Needs
357.1082
READMAN
TEXACO
- Offering the full
line of car service
plus
general repairs
- FIRESTONE
TIRES and BATTERIES
S1
I ,give the
*We by Miss Dianne
Lunch, , Mrs. Leonard
Mrs. Robert Maim ;and,
Mrs Ifornian Coultas. An ladies.
are invited to attend.
with nScott01 Barri.
Walter
TwI?ith�j his p�,, . � .,
�1�: alt"'K' Scott during the Week/
Walter Scott la a Patientmthe
Wingham and District liosPitaL
Mrs: Ford Anderson of Vancou-
verMrs.
,visiting with Mr. ,a�
Mr
James H. Coates and Mr,: and
Mrs. 'Earl Anderson, and other
relatives, - `' %
Mrs. Marshall Stonehouse
visited last Sunday with her
sister :and her br r-n-law,.Mr,
ill sin
and Mrs. W ia_ Penning of
Clinton. .
• Congratulations to Karen.
Coultes whoo
second at
• won prize
the Win .ham Legion public .
B ¢
speaking contest.last.Saturday.
She received a pen: and pencil set,
and Mrs. tesMr. Janneia R. Coal..
visited on, Sunday With Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Rae of Guelph.
Patients rele4s0a
after treatment
Two men were wrong the
many patients treated- hi the
emergency ward of the Wingham
and District Hospital last week,
for a variety of injuries.
David Cowls of Wingham re-
ceived injured ribs while he was
playing broomball Monday of last
week at the Wingham arena. -
Frank Bongerttnan of RR 3,
Teeswater, received injuries to
his right leg when a tree,,he was
felling dropped on hit leg, on
Tuesday, February 5.
Both men were released follow-
ing treatment.
Coming
vents
VALENTINE DANCE •
The Wingham Sportsmen are
sponsoring a dance at the club-
house on Saturday, February 16.
Dancing 9 tn.12. Music by Nash-
ville. Bound starring Country
W.aUly- ,70n100gp,m.,$3.00.,.Per
efitgatARPS 'e '
P
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tsl.i��.. �.nuo7
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CHIf.DHEALTH CLINIC
. .The -Huron County Health Unit
invites you to attend the Child
Health Clinic-, Health Unit office,
former nurses' residence, Wing -
ham. Hospital, Wingham, ,on
Wednesday, February 20, 1974
from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. 'for:
1. Health Surveillance; 2. Anae-
mia Screening; 3. Immunization;
'4. Hearing Screening; 5. Fluoride
brushing of children's teeth,, to
prevent cavities for ages 3 to 5
years; 6. Vision testing.
TOUR
All Star Tours to Florida,
DisneyWorld and St. Petersburg,
13 days, departures: 'Feb. 17,
Feb. 24, March 3, March 10,
March 17.
For more information contact
Listowel Travel Bureau, Main
Street, Listowel, phone 291-4100.
iC'E C'AkNIVAL
Belgrave Ice Carnival, Satur-
day, February 16. Starts at 7:30
p.rii. Costumes and judging,
races. tug of war, Morris vs. East
Wawanosh, Hockey Game at 9
p.m.. Intermediate Ladies vs.
Junior Girls. Skating, after the
game. Everyone welcome.
7-14b
TOUR
° All Star fail and winter tours to
Florida. 14 days. Weekly depar-
tures. You may choose between
two packages -4 nights in Day-
tona and 3 nights in Fort Lauder-
dale area, or one full week at
world famous Daytona Beach.
For more informatibn contact
Listowel Travel Bureau, Main
Street, Listowel, phone 291-4100.
DANCE
Come to Whitechurch Commu-
nity Memorial Hall and dance to
Tiffin's Orchestra on Friday,
February 22 from 9:30 p.m. under
the auspices of Whitechurch WI.
Lunch -provided. Admission $1.50
each. 14-21
TOUR
All Star Tour to California, 21
days, departures: Feb. 23, Mar.
16, April 6, April 27, including
luxury motor coach transporta-
tion, excellent hotel and motel
accommodation all the way.
Farewell dinner last night of the
tour. Services of an experienced
escort or hostess. No night driv-
ing.
For more information contact
Listowel Travel Bureau, Main
Street, Listowel, phone 291-4100.
DANCE
Dancing at the Wingham
Legion on Saturday, February 16.
Music by Wilbee's Orchestra.
Admission. $3.00 per couple. Ad-
mission restricted to persons 18
years of age and over.
1.,; d. t ,• 1 .t is ; ;r•.
.
CASH BIlJ1ts0 e ;
There will be a cash bingo in
the Wingham Legion on Wednes-
day, February 20. Doors open at
7:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 8:30
p.m. 15 - $10 games; two "share
the wealth"; one special must go
- $50; jackpot line on six calls
$720; consolation prize $35.
BLYTH LIONS BINGO
- Blyth Lions Club weekly bingo
every Saturday night at 8:30 p.m.
in Blyth Memorial Hall. Jackpot
$150 in 60 calls. rrb
OPEN HOUSE
Open House, Gorrie United
Church, Feb. 23 between 2 and 4
p.m. in honor of Harvey Spar-
ling's 90th birthday. Everyone
cordially invited. 14-21
TOURS •
The Sun Shines Bright! (In
Florida that is) . Join us on Match
2 for a two-week escorted motor
coach tour to Florida. All hotels,
transportation, side trips and
admissions are included in your
ticket. See DisneyWorld, Cypress
Gardens, Busch ,Gardens, Silver
Spring and Cape Kennedy. Give
us a call for our free brochure.
Worry -free trip. Fettes Tours
1$ -day trip to Britain is the per-
fect chance to see Britain the
worry -free way. Experienced
escort accompanies the trip
throughout and looks after all
airport arrangements, hotel ac-
commodation, sightseeing and
admission tickets. All you do is
relax and enjoy the beautiful
spring scenery in England and
. Scotland, and plenty of free time
is allowed as well. All passports,
etc. are looked after by us. Don't
be. left out, reserve tpday.
Washington, D.C. during the
Cherry Blossom Festival is a
photographer's delight. Join us
March 29 for 4 days of relaxation,
scenery and enjoyment. See the
White House, Lincoln Memorial,
Arlington Cemetery, Mount Ver-
non and more. Free brochures.
COUNTRY MUSIC LOVERS!
Join us April 11 for 4 days of fun
and music at the Grand Ole
Opry in Nashville. See the city,
Hall of Fame, New Opry building
and much more. Early reserva-
tions essential.
FETTES TOURS, 323-1545,
Mount Forest.
VALENTINE TEA
The ladies of the Salvation
Army Home League will hold a
Valentine tea and bake sale on
Valentine's Day, Thursday, Feb-
ruary 14 from 2 - 4 p.m. in the
lower church hall on Edward
Street, Wingham.
31-7-14
Show's** ° el the late;
Charles d .1!N'l R,the
former HannahC a'was'
born` July 17, 1 Ilowick
'1 o nail p. Mn_ s.. • wow
Flo
predeceased.
band, JaMe0 Musgreve '* .
her second husband, Melvin
Mrs. .10
A. ilicEWealburl.d
puneral service vksu held
SaVat RCurrie and
Son Funeral Ho.
for Mrs. J.
Arthur', McEwen . who pass.
away
atAlexandraMarine
General. Hospital, Goderich, on
Thursday, 'February 7. Rev,
R• H. Armstrong was
charge of the service and in -
term followed
en in Wingham
Cemetary;
Born in Palmerston on"January
14, 1924, Mrs, McEwen was the,
former Evelyn Ileen McMillan, ‘a
daughter of J. MelvinMcMillian
and the late Pearl :McKnight.
Besides herr father and her,
husband, rtheis survived by two
sons, Leonard end Kenneth
McEwen both of Wingham;' aid
one brother George McMillan of •
R. R. 2, Holstein.
MIIIMOMININIMONIMM
ASMI s1$
Gerrie, foe Goole LLA No. Ste„.
° li p 's Woosoles .J
Surviving are too Stin, JO* eir
Walkerton, and oneGeobir r
�M,. , service was Isel4
neral w
day:at°.t:30p.m. *the Moir Fres-
cal Home,.Gorrie ....
Rev. Percy Dodd of St.
Church.*Prollbearos wore Herold KW.
Rebent Easchner, Wolff Gal+
lawny War* g,bau
kine and Norman Denny.
T in
emp'�aa e�
Gerrie Chapel veith
Qorere C.
'4#
WINGHAM
RODY SH
a►
and Painting
Towing service
ID 'ADAMS
proititietor:
1s'il<i GUAM, ONT,
1$11s. 'sirUO2!
PEAL ES1ATE
FOR SALE
2 storey 7 -room brick home
with 3 bedrooms : located on
large lot 'So' x 255' in Brus-
sels. This home with added
frame barn is in excellent
condition throughout includ-
ing broadloom', and dining
room. A real family home,
low taxes and a real buy.
Two •storey red brick home
with five bedrooms located
in Corrie. Situated on a lot
66' x 132', this home is in a
good state of repair. Alumina.
um windows and doors, car-
port. Early. Possession. Terms.
available.
Spacious spilt lit level with 3
bedrooms, "family room; wall-
to-wall rugs, two baths, iaun,
Sib '
dry room carport and a
host of .outstatr8irld'datures.
Thishome, located on a good
corner lot in Wingham, of-
fers luxury living . including
fireplace. Priced reasonably
with terms.
VEAL SET.UP
New barn with 128 pens,
well insulated with modern
equipment, liquid manure
tanks. Good three-bedroom
aluminum -sided ' home, all
located on ten acres on the
highway in the Wingham
area. A sound investment.
DDD
MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE
Photo Listing
Service
CONTACT:
Office 357-1344
John Brent 335-3391
Stan Chadwick 357-2497
DAIRY
r•
175 acres, 135: till-
able.; balani ,pas
Lure Large imodearn 1
bairn;;: new; ':., milk 1
*,1'1:11111.11•11111..1
r house - an 1 machin-
■ ori storage . build-�
■ ing, silo; :.steel' .gran ° i
■■ ary. FuJI't ro�storey ,�
■ 44 dr•oom . 'brick .,
home .in immaculate t '�
condi cion and ing
■ modern . 1n every
■• way : 'his rs one Pf
■ the letter farms in
thepaved area,Wroad. . sit ated ,
'only one mile f' a
:11±11.
■ ....11 1NIE ., ..L _
Having every inod-. ■
•ern convenience - 3 I
■ bedrooms, e x t r
large kitchen, livinlg111
room, den, two~ " 1
■ bathrooms. 2 storey ,
■ . workshop:: T h l a
•■ home, is situated on
■ a large' triple 'lot; ,
N giving a large' gar- • •
• den. area. Taxes ■
in $167.00 per year. II
■ TEESWATER
1111'/z storey, 3. beds •
■ room home,. plus ■
II, self contained back-
■ 111-,
elor apartment, pan- '
■ elled sun porch, ■
■ forced air oil furn- ■
ace. One block
61.1
fmashop- pingromarea. Tax es NH.
■ are $161.70.
•OFFICE 357-3840 ■
• Wm. Adamson
C. Sutcliffe
■iul•ia1iuipI,
BROKER
REAL ESTATE
DIAGONAL NHAM,ONTAIIO D
I
INCOME PROPERTY
Solid duplex with low purchase price makes this an
attractive and sound Real Estate Investment. Located
in the Village of Whitechurch. Each half of the home
has modern kitchen, living room and 2 bedrooms.
Completely renovated and decorated throughout. All
new 6ectr:c wiring, heav;Iy insulated for electric heat,
each on separate meters. Also included in the .purchase
price is an extra building lot which may be sold sep-
arately.
BLYTH HOME
Situated on 114 lots with mature mdple trees. Two
storey brick construction, newly renovated kitchen,
large den and living room with alcove, winding wood
staircase, 4 bedrooms and 3 pc. bath. Has basement
and oil furnace heating. Priced at 916,500.00.
RECREATION PROPERTY
This 40 acre parcel which has just come on "the mar-
ket is located in the Wingham-Teeswater area and
fronts on a paved road. Approx. 32 acres is rolling clear
'land and a dam has. been built in the lower area creat-
ing an area for a good sized pond. Listed at 915,000.00.
Ken Ducharme, Representative,570 Shuter Street,
Wingham. Phone 30-2594