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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-09-25, Page 11i1► CLAYTON G. 0066 UMJTED .: gal Estate Broier #fVtnphom Next to the Post Office • FOR SALE - Two storey, 8 room brick home, 4 bedrooms, new bathroom, 2 Garages, located on oversized lot In a good residential area in Brussels. Priced for quick sale to settle estate. ****** 1'/% storey insul-brick house, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room and utility- room. Located on quiet street in Wingham. Ideal for handyman. ****** One storey, 3 bedroom dwelling on oversized lot in Bluevale. Hardwood floors, 4 pc. bath and vanity, good furnace, sun room and other extras. Taxes are low. * * * * * * 49 acre farm, 42 acres workable, barn 44' x 54' with ties and loose pens, implement shed 24' x 48', garage at road. 8 room 2 storey brick home, 4 bedrooms, new furnace. Bordering a paved road, this farm offers good value. Dairy farm, 107 acres, 90 workable, balance in mixed bush. Barn 95' x 60', 32 ties and loose pens, implement shed. 1'/a storey 6 bedroom brick house. Extra. 100 acres available. Lo- cated close to Wingham. * * * * * * 100 acre'beef farm, 55 acres workable, balance in rough land and bush. Barn 60' x 40' "L" 20' x 15'. 11/2 storey brick house modern kitchen, 4 bedrooms. Located near Wingham just off main highway. 96 acre hog farm, farrowing to finish with 3 burns. Nine room, 2 storey brick home, 5 bedrooms, modern facilities plus many extras including Maitland River flowing through property. Lo- cated on main highway close to Wingham; • ****** Hobby farm, 20 acres, all workable, spring pond, barn 50' x 48', three 'bedroom 1'/z storey brick home with a setting of scenic trees andpicturesque landscaping. Located near Mildmay. 15 acre hobby farm with two barns, one storey, 3 bedroom home just 11 years old. Located just off main highway, 5 miles from Wingham. Good value. WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335-3391 JOHN HOPPER 357-2154 s d�s A le►Y ►ded° In the death, ► 15,«Of Mrs. Hat. o(dBrooks -Street, Wingham. Heath" ee,. curled at. the Wingbal and'Dis, let lloh $ta1. s, .Bre, who; vas in her year, Was bent and educated in Strathroy. She was the former Cora Pearl Stacey, a daugbter of the late Albert and Margaret ' Stacey. • HUTTON: WEST WAWANQSH - 100 acres, no buildings, 12 acres of good maple bush, river crosses property. Taxes $98. All reasonable offers con- siderlfor this grass farm. ***,. WINGHAM - 116 acres on a paved road, two storey brick home, electric heat and modernized including patio doors and deck. Barn 40 x 80 set up for dairy with milk house and bulk tank. (90 acres workable. Low asking price. **** 100 ACRES with over -90 acres i of choice workable land all well drained, large barn and brick house with all conven- iences including nearly new oil furnace. This farm can be bought with ar without the crops. •GORRIE • Three bedroom newly renovated home on a good sized lot close to down- town. Three piece bath up and two piece down. New oil furnace, good roof, full' base- ment, asement, aluminum storms. **** 12 x 60 mobile home on a 60 x 100 serviced lot in Wingham. This could be the answer to your renting problems. MEL MATHERS Wingham 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE (Kincardine) LTD. Jn, IVO she married Mr. Boos r d they came to this areafn 1.9 .Sly Was A Mthiblif Church n. j a ed way t o Reb $cab Vie: Wingham and District. Hospital Surviving, besides her } on Tues4si, September 10, James '� l� G rt He � Wilson` il od h �Itban � e dp one �j, : was the beloved What) � ars t �, d.. e sent ew e . . t Catherine Crawford' fear I`th- p a<' ter hr y er of Mrs. David ( Barbara Ann) Durafor 4 .Ctt> wa' 4xid• Murray of West Nifawanesn Townslltp; brattier of Mrs. Will (Jean) Reid of D,wgannoa , Mrs. Ernest (Elizabeth) Post the S. 'Jr /Walker Funeral.Home e of Normanedlale, Wallace of where service was eondpcted West Wawanosh♦ Also surviv- Thursday at two o'clock by Revs., Robert H. Armstrong, interment followed in Wingham Cemetery, ,Pallbearers were Harvey Brooks, Wayne Brooks, Don McLean, Lloyd Hopkins, George` are,n y'. l A. Brooksofo w si stet's Hopkins„ 't GrundstrOrit and Violet. hand: and Q110 brother, RM, .Stacey, She was predeceased one son, Bert Brooks. The late Mrs, Brooks rested at,. ing are six grandchildren. The late Mr. Wilson rested at the McCallum F al Home, Goderich, where serv- ice was conducted Thursday at two o'clock. Interment followed Scott and Herb Phillips. MOW in Dungannon Cemetery. Tributes were carried by pet*, SCHAAF--Passed away at the Cameron and Harold Wild. Wingham and District Hospital on Monday, September 15, Henry Schaaf of RR 5, Wing - Mrs. Ella Webber ham, in his 41st year. He is sur- vived by his father, Balthal Schaaf of RR 5, Wingham;, his mother, Elizabeth Schaaf, and two sisters, Dorothea and Kata- rina, all in Germany. Funeral service was held Friday at two o'clock at the S. J. Walker Fun- eral Home, Wingham. Inter- ment followed in Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave. A lifelong resident of this cepna-,,,; munity, Ella Annette May Cole,, beloved wife of the late Samuel. Webber, passed away a 'Listowel .. Memorial Hospital on Friday ' September 12, in her 92nd year Born at Lakelet on April 9, 1884, she was the daughter of the ,late .. William Cook and Mary Under wood. Mrs. Webber was ark active member of the Lakelet United Church. Surviving are one son, Donlad,,' six grandchildren, seven great- grandchildren and one sister, Myrtle, Mrs. J. L. Pritchard of Leamington. She was pre- deceased by°two brothers. Service was conducted at 3 o'clock Sunday, September 14, by Rev. Gordon Cox of Arthur at Rolufs' Funeral Chapel, Clifford. Interment was in the Clifford Cemetery. Acting as pallbearers • were Wallace Matthews, Robert Wood, Jim Chambers, Egan Fehr, Ray Hinz and Ed Bolton. The floral tributes were carried by Stephen and Ann Connolly and Joan and Wanda Hinz. rvice Director FLOWERS Wedding . Arrangements . Cut flowers . .Plants . Flowers by Wire Service LEWIS FLOWERS 135 Frances Phone 357-3880 INSURANCE KeiI INSURANCE All Types of Insurance 3354525 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM For your INSURANCE See or Call WILLIAM S. REED 64 Victoria St., 357-2174 POOLS, ETC. Swimming Pools Above and Below Ground Complete Line of Pool Chemicals ARMSTRONG CHEMICALS Box 56 Walkerton FUELS BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357-1032 4UTOMOTIVE WINGHAM SUNOCO SERVICE LICENSED MECHANIC UNDERCOATING & RUSTPROOFING COMPLETE CAR & TRUCK SERVICE Prop. Ken Leitch Phone 357-1554 NIGHT 357-358 TIRES I KS SSPRRIING FIELD KEN'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE 357-1230 Hwy. 86 West Wingham ELECTRICAL , BURKE ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors Motor Rewind and Sales Household Appliances Josephine St. 357-2450 Emergency Service - See the Yellow Pages PletcM Electric Winqham INDUSTRIAL or COMMERCIAL WIRING Also Rural and Domestic Phone 357-1583 If Business FOOD Hof San�wt�ies Soup Chicken and Sea -Food Dinners RIVERVIEW DRIVEI N CAR .RENTALS HOLIDAY Rent a Car LINGL .OLDS VV.nghar» 357.2323 CONSTRUCTION T.M.RIT. CONSTRUCTION General Contractors All types of concrete work Pit Silos Home and farm building BOB THO11PS()N BI,uF:x'.\1.12, ONT:1HIO :157-3493 - Askes Brothers CONSTRUCTION Cottages, Homes Additions it Renovations FREE ESTIMATES Ph: 528-2726 Box 122, Lucknow Your Is Service INFORM THE PUBLIC ,THADVANCEETIMES W357-zsz0 PLUMBING HEATING I fi'1J , g c t. l el,„ iercylark Plumbing Heating and Sheet Metal Contractor PHONE 357-3080 366 Edward St., Wingham Leroy Jackson -Plumbing -Heating -Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 SALES AND SERVICE Lynn Hoy Enterprises Honda and Skidoo Sales & Service Hwy 86 east of Wingham Phone 519-357-3435 011 BURNER -SERVICE and FURNACE CLEANING Phone 357-1356 Doug Hoffer COLLISION Al's Collision Service Phone 357-2206 CARS, TRUCKS, BUSES Complete Body Work and Painting Frame and Rust Repair Also Insurance Claims CONC. 2, MORRIS TWP. Hwy,. 86 1st Morris 2nd Morris ' � 2nd .SEWERS -Passed• away in the Wingham and District Hospi- tal on Monday, September 22, Harry Sewers of Culross Town- ship, in his 90th year. Surviv- ing are three daughters, Mrs. George (Reta) Drehmann of Former resident dies in N. Ont. A former resident of this area, James Joseph Mcllrath of RR 1, Nipissing, Ontario, died Wednes- day, September 17, at Eastholme, Powassan, where he had resided for the past two years. He was in his 87th year. Mr. Mcllrath was born Decem- ber 30, 1888, in Ireland and came to this country in 1912. He was a retired inspector with the Tor- onto Police force. He resided in Whitechurch from 1941 until 1970 when he moved to Powassan to live with his daughter. Mr. Mcllrath was predeceased by his first wife in 1936. Surviving dare his second wife, the former t May Gammack, whom he mar- ,sriect , orotrto i 183,8• 9#e daNM/ Wtiairl,IlTeilitl- nno or) nderw 5:1 of.'fjx; Ind � < ra. -sing ; nd one grandson, Ted. He was predeceased by one. son and one daughter. The late Mr. Mcllrath rested at the Paul Funeral Home, Powas- san, where service was conduct- ed in the chapel on Saturday at two o'clock. Pastor Larry Sulli- van of the Wesleyan Methodist Church officiated. Interment took place in Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto, at one o'clock on Mon- day. :IIIIIMu.luuIug II NIII III IN III IIII III H ■ ■ ■ REAL ESTATE ■ II III ■°r ■ IN IN■ IN II SUPER VALUE ■ 1111 n. 1'/2 storey ■ IIIbrick home in Blyth in ■ ii excellent condition. E n ■ Attractively decorated ■ MI with large sunny rooms, ■ 1113 bedrooms and many ■ ■ special features. Listed Ns ■ $27,500.00. ■ III IIII III WALTON AREA li 1 Two storey, 3 bedroom N home, large living • ■ room, dining room, full • basement. This home ■ has every modern con- ■ venience and is situated ■ on a double lot. ■ MOVE TO YOUR III III LOCATION II 60 foot, two bedroom ■ home with extra room ■ built on, plus a single MIcar garage. The price is right with terms. III ATTENTION ■ CATTLEMEN ■ 100 acres of gently rol- l. ling fertile soil -90 acres ■ workable, 18 acres new ■ seeding, remainder ■ very good pasture land • at present, but could be ■ used as crop land. • Spring pond. Frame ■ barn with good steel ■ roof. Four miles from ■ Wingham and priced to ■ sell, ■111 . "FOR THE MOST, CALL III HOLST" ■ OFFICE 367-3840 j Don Hoist REAL ESTATE urn Realtors ■ WINGHAM • w111111r111111111rnr % Wingham, Mrs. James (Mary) Ballagh of Llstowel° and Mrs, Cie (Marjorie)•., :Moffat of ��,,'r 'qq 9 STownship; ..,. )FQlllr, ses, cIarnes of Green** Township, .Russell. of Wingham, Bob of KMitPhener, Mac of 14 desboro;. .grandchildren and nine eS an great-grandchildren. He ' was predeceased by his wife, the former Maymie McKinnon ; three brothers, three sisters and one grandchild. The late Mr. Sewers rested at the Mac- Pherson Memorial Chapel, Teeswater, where funeral serv- ice was held yesterday (Wed- nesday) at 2:30. Interment followed iV Teeswater Ceme- tery. C. Albert Ashley C. Albert Ashley, 68, of Port Colborne, died at Welland County General Hospital, Sept_ 13. Born at Brampton, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest (Ruth) Ashley he operated a farm in Fordwich for about 10 years before moving to Listowel where he worked for Andrew Malcolm Furniture Ltd. for two years. After leaving in 1956 he worked for various transport companies as a driver until he retired in 1972. He was a member of First presbyterian Church, the Welland . County Big Brothers Association of which he was director and the Sir John Col- borne Soccer Club where he coached soccer. Surviving are: his wife; the former Margaret Hudson; three daughters, Mrs. Carl (Florence) Addison of Willowdale, Mrs. Edward (Mary) Carr of Port Col- borne, and Joyce Ashley of Port Colborne; three sons, Ronald of Liitowel, Melvin of Port Colborne and Donald of Willowdale; one sister, Mrs. Robert (Dorothy) Whitehead of Port Robinson; two brothers, .Melvin of Vancouver and Jack of The Pas, Man.; and 19 grandchildren. He was predeceased by a son, Calvin of Listowel in 1974 and one sister, Mary Mitchell of Perth. His body rested at Davidson Funeral Horne, Port Colborne, until funeral Sept. 16 by" Rev. J. Reynolds Elder of First Presby- terian Church. Burial was at Pleasantview MerriVeilat _ tileit§i''�"•, 1 • Meihoria7 contribiiiions may be made to the Big Brothers Association or the Ontario Heart Foundation. Dan Thomson dies in hospital The death occurred in Wing - ham and District Hospital on Fri- day, September 19 of Donald (Dan) Thomson , of Lucknow, aged 56 years. Death followed a lengthy illness. Born in Kinloss Township, he was a son of the late Charles Thomson and - Ethel Maude Smith. He was employed by C and M Transport in Lucknowr until illness forced him to 'dis- continue working. Surviving are his wife, the f95'ner Agnes Pettigrew; two daughters, Mrs. Mike (Trudy ) Foran of West Wawanosh and Mrs. William (Sandra) Boak of Goderich; four sons, John oil Winghain, Bruce of Whitechurch, Rae of Port Colborne and Bill of Lucknow; 14 grandchildren three brothers, Jack of North Bay, Arthur of Goderich and Ar- nold of Wingham; and six sisters, Mrs. Dick (Emily) McQuillin of Kinloss Township, Mrs. Malcolm (Alice) Stewart of Waterloo, Mrs. Howard (Winnie) Phillips of Penticton, B.C., Mrs. Margaret Stewart of Woodstock, Mrs. Noreen Pritchard of Lucknow and Mrs. Al (Doris) Bristow of Ottawa. The late Mr. Thomson rested at the MacKenzie Memorial Chapel, Lucknow, until Sunday, thence to St. Peter's Anglican Church where service was conducted at two o'clock by Rev. George Gar- ratt. Interment followed in South Kinloss Cemetery. Pallbearers were Gordon Brooks, Omar Brooks, Donald Caesar, Orland Irwin, Joe Foran and Ab Murray. Floral tributes were carried by Jeff Thomson, Rae Cunningham, Paul McIn- tyre, Carol Thomson, Donna Thomson, Michelle Thomson and David Thomson. CARDS OF THANKS AND COMING EVENTS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 12 MseDONAL,D-At acrd District Hoep ta" da�{, to r� l ' September i} W to and Mrs, Ross l�acliald Bel- grave, a daul to . VAN. CAMP --At the' Wingbam and -District Hospital op Satur- day, Septeamber 20,' to Mr. and Mrs,Raymond Van Camp, Belgrave, a son. TOVT-•-At the Wingham and District Hospital on Tuesday,. September 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tout, RR 3, Wingham, a daughter. THORNTON--Robin and Connie (Cameron) happily announce the birth of Adam Cameron, -6 lbs. 14 ozs; September , 1975 t Hamilfr c C for Cameron, . arav• berta tfprinerly Berme). McN;ICHOI At The Wingham and District Ifospit41 on ,Sat- ur'day, .Septembr .20, to Wit; and Mrs:Raymond McNichol., RIt 2, Blytlf9 ;ft ' ' .,. BROOMS -At the Winghaln District Hospital on, Sunday', Septem 21, to Me. and . Tom Broome, RR a son. STEP EN --At the Wingham_ DistricrItospitai on We. day, September, 17, to - and Mrs. Robert Steffen, aL�. The Main To See is a DOUBLE RED BRICK HOME with the finer traditiional qualities of yesteryear. Upstairs there are Three'bedr000ms !lith 3 i .. bath and open staircase. An extra- powder; 'room .downstairs. along with kitchen, living and dining rooms. A stone's throw from Wingham's main street and a terrific buy' at $22,000. FIRST TIME FOR SALE - also close to Vllingham 0 sh ipping arecg; o delightful family home on it fenced lot 12.0 x 140,, DoWnStaira; n lovely modernized kitchen, fully broadloomed living :and dining rooms plus a handsome spacious den, utilitycoati, an 4 pc. bath. Upstairs: 4 roomy bedrooms and another:A. pc'. bath-` room. Full basement, oversize carport with poved 'driveway and FIVE MAJOR APPLIANCES, ell for$35,000. MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW on a quiet, conservative street in Wingham's north end. Modern kitchen, three bedrooms odd handsome 4 pc. bath plus carport and paved driveway. ASkilil�gA.,_ $39,500. but owner very anxious to sell before winter and OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED. OLDER BRICK HOME on Wingham's edge set upon o roomy lot with a view of the river- This solid, cozy two bedroom home hots an exhaustive list of extras. True talent and imogina4 on hos' gone' nto this great buy at $23,.500 VILLAGE CHURCH converted into thandsonie living quarters' with three bedrooms and loads of imaginative decorati' g. Upstairs would lend itself nicely to additional riving"space o)t another apartment. Taxes $105. Although asking y29,1010, owner will look at all offers and is even willing tate a back` a sizeable mortgage with a preferred interest rate. C C 1 ° sLtOCoast �)t' , Real EstateberViee Contact; OFFICE 357-1'3 4 STAN 'ZHAUWICl 4 ,,, 51449 ,1.,. -tmrtmots,SHA118ACN 35J .3822 FITZSIMM,Ns eRO REAL ESATE AD W NGHAM,NAL ONtARIO 57.11117 NEW BRICK BUNGALOW Situated on an 80' x 220' lot on Provincial Hwy. on the outskirts of Wingham. This attractive all electric 3 bedroom home offers modern kitchen and dining area, large living room and 4 pc. bath, large recreation room. Hard surface and broadloom floors throughout. The low purchase price of $35,000., low taxes and good terms makes this home very easy to own: TWO STOREY HOME Excellent Wingham location within short walking distance of downtown. This brick home has been divided into two large, well maintained living units, one having two bedrooms and one with three bedrooms, both front and rear entrances and all utilities are completely separate. Here is an ideal -opportunity to own your own home and have the benefit of extra rental income or help cover a mortgage. SINGLE STOREY BRICK HOME This home is situated on a very large fully landscaped lot, front- ing on a paved street. Very spacious kitchen -dining area, living room, 3 pc. bath, two bedrooms, utility room, attached breeze- way -patio and garage. Owner leaving the area, priced to sell at $36,500. MOBILE HOMES 1972 model in immaculate condition, having kitchen, living room, two bedrooms and both. Very up to date decor. Size 60' x 12', complete with running gear intact making it easy to move to the location of your choice. Only $10,900. 1959 model, 42' x 8', with all conveniences, kitchen, dining area, bath, master bedroom and laundry room which coulc be converted to a 2nd bedroom. Good condition, one year old car- pet throughout. Priced at only $4,500.00. 47 ACRE FARM Situated on the easterly outskirts of Wingham; 4 bedroom brick home is. in good condition with new roof and new oil furnace. Modern kitchen, dining area, living room and 3 pc. bath. All of the land is level and tillable, being productive soil. Excellent value is offered for only $59,000. Good terms are available. 50 ACRE RIVER PROPERTY Situated on the outskirts of Wingham. This scenic property with the Maitland River winding through offers excellent building sites, plus many acres of choice tillable corn land. 100 maple trees ore of commercial size. Full price only $39,000. 36 ACRES Situated about one mile from Wingham is a choice parcel of land having spring, cedar trees, stream and 33 acres of tillable land. 80 rods frontage. All for only 525,000. Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Shute` Street, Wingham, Phone 357.2594