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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-07-11, Page 7• HUTTON FIRST TIME OFFERED -3 bedroom Gorrie home, good sized kitchen with Hanover cup- boards, living -room, dining room, full basement, - home fully insulated and newly vinyl sided, at- tached workshop. OPPORTUNITY -to be a homeowner. 3 bedroom Lucknow house with living room, large kitchen, new roof, good insulation, lot size 88' x 1,65' • Priced, in the low twenties. With a re onable downpayment owner will finance. ATTRACTIVE - 13 - year old 3 bedroom bungalow in Belgrave. This well planned home has L shaped kitchen, large living room and for- mal dining room, full basement, 14' x 27' at- tached carport, paved drive; immediate possession. OWNER - has been transferred and must sell this well maintained 3 bedroom Bluevale •bungalow, modern kitchen with Columbia cup- boards, living room, laundry room, double car- port, paved drive, reduced asking price. 'VERY REASONABLE - asking price for this 3 bedroom Gorrie home, newly insulated and newly 'decorated, large living room, family room, 2 baths, private financing considered. 10 ACRES - near Wingham, 61/2 acres hay land, • balance bush, barn 36' x 50', excellent building site on property with mature pine and maple:. trees. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing , Lloyd W. Hutton Real Estate Ltd. Brokpr, Kincardine 396-2061 DON HAMILTON c�r /] EaL c�.tatE ca.rzd _/rzuuzanCE _Lf NEWLY RENOVATED - 2 storey frame home, 3 bedrooms, largeattractive kitchen with lots of cupboard space, separate dining room, broadloom throughout, attractive verandah, close to shopping and schools. Priced to sell, 40 ACRES 18 workable, loose pen barn, mobile home with additions, located on paved 4011.kd in Wroxeter area. 2 TOREY BRICK - and frame home in new Wingham subdivision, paved driveway, full basement - with finished 3 piece bathroom downstairs, well maintained. Priced to sell, owner transferred. 2 BEDROOM BRICK - and siding bungalow with iattached garage, located on approx. 1 acre of land bordered by the Maitland River, ideal living and recreation property at an affordable price. MODERN 6 BEDROOM BACK SPLIT - located .on 11/2 acres of land on the Maitland River, fron- ting on the main -highway outskirts of Wroxeter, loaded with extras, this beauty affords real value. Give us a call on these and others: Magda Moody 430 Shuter St., Wingham • 357-2943 Johns Brent Wroxeter, Ontario 335-3391 'Representing Don Hamilton Real Estate and Insurance Ltd. rnpll��'1i11bu� .ry' I�IIIIII �+ srllcroer � 'a®P.�µr VIII �� , A1�P. 'Pia, ,illPHI _,�i <I1 Coming Events BABY BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE Sponsored by LaLeche Lea- gue, Saturday, July 21, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Wingham Town Hall. Everything for .babies, children and mothers -to -be including new and used articles. Free bal- loons! Tickets for draw available at Walter's, Cawan's Country Store and Keil Insurance. The Man To See Is ISINTEE C. CO Lin. , T£ 0�-. HANDSOMELY MAINTAINED - Patrick Street home with' 3 bedrooms, modem kitchen with new 2 piece bath downstairs, extra large formal living and dining rooms, full bath up, back kit- chen on an immaculately trimmed corner lot. $32,000. SPACIOUSNESS ABOUNDS - in a traditional 4 bedroom home with new appointments; close to downtown, open staircase to a Targe central foyer, living, dining, family and games room which overlooks a 10' x 20' sundeck and 16' x 32' swimming pool. two half baths downstairs and full bath up, new, insulation and furnace. There's more to the storey - Call US! Asking $65,000. , OWNER HAS VACATED - and must sacrifice this attractive 3 bedroom house (1 downstairs) with modernized bath, new oak Hanover kit-. chen with dishwasher plus adjacent utility room/pantry, basement playroom, new roof, in- sulation and electrical and extra large 66' x 198' lot. NO OFFER TOO SMALL! REDUCED TO $36,500. IM.MACULATE - 2 bedroom bungalow with liv- ing room, dining room, utility room and new family room plus workshop, sundeck with fivef- view, fully insulated, appliances and air condi- tioner included. Reduced to $32,900. BELMORE - ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME - with sparkling white gingerbread trim on wrap around verandah, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, family room with sliding glass doors, utility room; fully insulated, electric fur- nace,'barn 27' x 39' at rear.' Asking $.27,900. Extra land opposite could, be purcha ed for $7,500. CARLING TERRACE BUNGALOW - hand- somely' revonated 3 bedroom home with modern kitchen, lovely 1 1 ' x 1 9' living room, newer roof, effectively reinsulated, paved drive and neatly maintained, basement playroom under construction.$35,900. Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK'357-2497 MARGARET DAY 357-2196 GERRY'WILBUR 392-8170 11,18 CHILD HEALTH The Huron County Health Unit invites you to attend the child health clinic held at the Health Unit office, Wingham Hospital Clinic Building, on Wednesday, July 18 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for health surveillance, anaemia screening, immunization and fluoride. Adult immuni- zation will also be offered at this clinic. WALTER OSTANEK/ In 1,ucknow Community Centre, on Saturday, July 21 from 9 to 1. Lunch served. Sponsored by Lucknow Agri - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EXCELLENT starter or re- tirement home, two bed- room, all on one level for convenience, large new garage with exceptional workshop. Teeswater. Ask- ing $29,900. Phone 881-0611 or 881-2904. 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. ierrb IN MEMORIAM GRIFFITH—In fond and loving memory of my dear husband, Allan Griffith, who went to his Heavenly home three years ago, July 9, 1981. Memory's hand is reaching back to three years ago to- day, When one I loved so dearly, suddenly passed away. It was hard to part but it was God's will, To' vacate the chair no one can fill. My loss is great but I'll not complain, Because I know in Christ, we'll meet again. On that bright and happy to- , morrow. —Sadly missed by his wife, Hazel. cultural Society. Ticl ets $12 per couple available at the door. MUSIC HOLIDAY Great music holiday for amateur musicians. Cam - mac Lake Rosseau Music Centre,. One or two weeks, July 22 to August 5, $320 per week, room, board and mtisfc fee. Opportunity to sing in choir, play in orches- tra; chamber music voice production, opera workshop, guitar, recorders and frivol- ity. Why not. If interested, contact Mark Meitshu, 61 Moore - Avenue, Toronto, M4T 1V5. Phone (416) 487- 0092. WHITEHEAD—In loving 'memory of 'a dear mother and grandmother, Pauline (Jacklin) Whitehead, who passed away two years ago, July 4, 1982. Our hearts still ache with sadness, And secret tears still flow, What it meant to loose you, No one will ever know, Each time we look at your picture You seento smile and say Don't cry, I'm only sleeping, We will meet again some day. Your place on earth, no one can fill, We love you Mom, and al- ways will. - -Lovingly • remembered and sadly missed by Helen, Jean, Nora, Walter, Glenn and their families. HIGGINS—In loving mem- ory of a dear mother, grand- mother and great -grand - Mother. V. Selena Higgins, who passed away July 15, 1983. Though her smile is gone for- ever CANADA'S WONDERLAND Via hf hw,ay coach, Friday, July 2 Contact Keith Mont- gomery Enterprises 357- 1270, evenings 357-1115. TRANSPORTATION And tickets to see three dif- ferent shows: Nana Mouskouri, Roger Whittaker and Everly Brothers. Book early and avoid being disap- pointed. Phone Helen Mc- Burney, Nicholson Bus Lines 357-3424. ' And her hand• we cannot touch, Still we have so many mem- ories • A Of the one we loved so much. .tier memory is,our keepsake With which we'll never part God has her in his keeping We'have her in our hearts. —Lovingly remembered by Edna and Tom and fam- ily. DAY TRIP Brussels Horticultural Soci- ety going to Royal Botanical Gardens and Ben Veldhuis Greenhouses and other points of interest, Monday, July 16. For details phone Helen McBurney, Nicholson Bus Lines 357-3424. BLYTH •FESTIVAL Garrison's Garage, July 13; A Spider in the House, July 14, 19, 20; Cake -Walk, July 17 (opening), 18, 19 (mat.). Performance time 8:3Q p.m. unless otherwise indicated. Tickets: $8. adults, $3 chil- dren. Call the Box Office 523- 9300 or 523-9225. Blyth Inn Thursday, July 12, Michael Kelly and Kelly Mullen (Irish jigs and reels). No cover charge, 7 to 7:45 p.m. and at 10:30 p.m. SECOND PUBLIC. MEETING To discuss the future of the Huron County Pioneer Muse- um will be held with the mu- seum study committee in early August. The final time - and location of the meeting will be announced in next week's paper. BICENTENNIAL PROGRAM Sponsored by Wingham and Area Day Centre for the Homebound,will be held at the Wingham Armouries., Wednesday, July 18 at 1 p.m. Special invitation has been extended to the senior citi- - zens of Wroxeter and area. Old-fashioned clothes would -be in order. ROAST BEEF NOON LUNCHEON St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Gorrie, Thursday, July 19, 11:45 a.m. to .. . Cards of Thanks I would like to sincerely thank all the ladies and chil- dren who attended my bridal shower at the Belgrave Insti- tute Hall on Tuesday, July 3. Also thanks to those who contributed but 'were unable to attend. The gifts were lovely and each will have a special place in our home. Special thanks to the ladies who organized the shower, assisted with the program, and prepared the delicious lunch. It was deeply appreci- ated. Marlene McGee We would like to extend a special thank you to nurses from 'Community Nursing Services and the Huron County,. Homecare staff. Thank "your to relatives, car- ing neighbors and friends. Also a special thank, you to Rev. R. Lyons for his support and comforting message and the M. L. Watts Funeral Home for their understand- ing services. W'. E. MacQuarrie Aid Bill • We would like to express our most sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for their many good wishes, gifts and cards that we re- ceived on the.occasion of our.. golden anniversary. Odell and Cloyne - Michel, Gorrie Thank you to everyone who remembered me with their visits, cards and gifts during my recent stay in the Wingham and District Hos- pital. Thanks also to Dr. Hanlon and the nurses on the second floor. Kyle Irvine Special thanks to each and everyone for the kindness shown to me while I was in Wingham and District Hos- . pital, for prayers, cards, gifts and visits. Thanks also to. Dr. Hanlon and -Rev. Paul Mills. -All was sincerely ap- preciated. Merril Donaldson A sincere thank yo 'to. Edith and Harold, Lois, Olive and Robena who heip- ed me after my fall in Bel - grave. Your kindness is very much appreciated. What wonderful neighbors we have, Thank you again. Beth Procter A special thank you to the nurses on second floor of Wingham and District Hos- pital and also to those .who sent flowers and phoned while I was a patient. ' Vera Kerr, Leopold St. We wish to thank family and friends who remember- ed us on our 50th wedding an- niversary on June 30. Stan and Bernice Campbell I would like to thank my neighbors, friends and rela- tives' for the cards, visits, treats and inquiries while „1 was a patient in Wingham and Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Thanks to Dr. Hanlon, nurses in intensive care, Dr. Finnie and his medical staff - and nurses of 5th floor. Your kindness mademy stay easi- er. A sincere thanks to my neighbors for their help with the haying. COUPLES DANCE For Joanne Kraemer and Mike McIntosh, Friday, July 13, Moorefield Community Centre, Music by Carron En- tertainment, dancing 9 to 1. $5 per person, lunch includ- ed. YARD & BARN SALE Friday and Saturday, July 13 and 14, rain or shine, Victor- ia St., lower Wingham. (Across from fairgrounds). Lawn furniture, typewriter, propane stove, refrigerator, old spool couch and many other articles.' MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALE 21/2 miles south of Wingham, on Con. 2, Morris Township, / mile off Highway 4. Satur- day, July 14, from'10 a.m. to 5 p.m. rain or shine. BUS TRIP To the Orange Celebration at Tottenham, Saturday, July 14. Air-conditioned bus leav- ing at 9. For ticket informa- tion phone 357-1463 or 523- 9469. GARAGE SALE Saturday, July 14 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,at 138 Victoria St. E., Wingham. SINGLES DANCE Festival Singles Dance, Sat- urday July 14. Stratford!Fair Grounds, (Upper Hall) Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Live band and lunch. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. George McGee of RR 3, Wingham wish to announce the forth- coming marriage of their daughter, Marlene Louise, to Mr. Donald George Procter, son of Mrs. Dorothy Procter, RR 4, Brussels, and the late IMr.,. Wilbur Procter. The marriage will take place on Saturday, July 21 at 2:30 p.m. at. Belgrave United Church. Open reception at 8 p.m. at the Blyth Community Centre. Everyone welcome. Clem McLellan --u The family of the late Rev. Father John T. M. Swan wish 'to express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for floral and memorial tri- butes, cards end their many acts• of kindness,. during our recent loss. Special thanks to the members of the Royal Canadian Legion and the Masonic Order who held a service on Tuesday evening and to the members of the choir and the organist of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wingham who sang the Re- quiem Mass so beautifully. Your thoughtfulness will al- ways be remembered. (Mrs.) Muriel Swan We wish to express our sin- cere thanks and great appre- ciation to all who organized and, helped support our so- cial evening. Thank you all very much. Doug Doig and Susan Pringle Warm and heartfelt thanks are extended to family,,rela- tives acrd' friends who gave me so many lovely gifts at the shower held for me at Wroxeter hall. A special thanks also to those who helped make it possible. The beautiful gifts will always be remembered and cherished. Manythanks again, Kelly Adams Allan and Edith Adams of Wroxeter and Glenn and Phylis McMichael of RR I, Bluevale announce with pleasure the forthcoming marriage of their children Kelly Lynne and David Glenn. The marriage -will take place Saturday, July 14 at`7 p.m. at Wroxeter United Church. NOTICE The Wingham Advance -Times, July 11, 1984—Page 7 r — MRS. DON .EADIE • a Belmore Personals Rev. Larry Welch assum- ed his duties as minister of the Belmore and Bluevale Presbyterian Churche.,, last Sunday, July 1. Mr. and•Mrs. Doug Jeffray and Gregory attended die Orr reunion in Wingham Sunday, Mr. and M. Don Eadie and family enjbyeda week of camping in the Durham and Bayfield areas. Cheryl Busby has returned home after a very pleasant year in Sweden as a rotary youth exchange student. She stayed afe home of Mr. and Mrs'. N is -Erik Holgers- son and family at Skar- blacka, 200 kilometres south of Stockholm. She also visit- ed in Belgium with Carl Bailey who also is on the rotary exchange program. Other countries visited were Norway, Finland and Den- mark. Cheryl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Busby. Deanne and Ralph Dickson have returned from an en- joyable overseas holiday. On tour in Europe, they visited France, Switzerland, Ger- many, the Netherlands and Belguim. They also spent some time in England and Scotland. An open-air service for the F. E. MADILL Secondary School office closing. The of- fice of the school will be closed from July 16 to August 13 inclusive. Requests for transcripts, or • information -should be made in writing and addressed to the school during this time. LeROY JACKSON Plumbing & Heating Limited will be closed July 7 to 15 inclusive. 4,11 Institute holds quilting party . BRUSSELS — The Ma- jestic Women's Institute held an old-fashioned quilting party recently I which lasted five days. The party was held to complete the WI's bicentennial quilt. People from the community were invited to come and add a few stitches to the quilt. The Institute also held a display of old and new quilts during' the Brussels, Morris and Grey bicentennial celebrations the first weekend in July. - Several people donated antiques for the window display which captured first prize. Tickets were ,sold for a bicentennial quilt, designed and donated by Leona Arm- streng and an afghan made by the WI ' president, Mrs. Peggy Cudmore. • - At the final performance of "The Farm Show" held during the bicentennial celebrations, the town crier drew the name of the winner, Mrs. Kenneth Moore of Egmondville. Culligan REAL ESTATE LTO RETIREMENT IN- COME PROPERTY Lucknow, apartment building, excellent in- come and rent record, plus private 3 bed- room bungalow • for your. residence. Call for details. GREY TOWNSHIP - 100 acre farrow to. finish farrr Q ge brick home, ��®~ barns, li- quid manure. $125,000 plus crops. START RIGHT - ex- cellent buildings for farrow to finish' opera- tion near Lucknow, 100 acres, 90 work- able, , good brick home, small down - payment and take over large F.C.C. loan. (eligible for BFAP assistance). STARTER HOME - brick, 11/2 storey, 2 bedroom v9 'ell ,up- dated i `� , e on edge. of Wingham, Targe lot. Call for these and oth- er properties avail- able. Contact BRIAN - POTTER, Belgrave 357'-3622 Belmore, McIntosh and Mildmay congregations was held Sunday at the Bruce Haven camp grounds: Music was led by Joanne Klein of Mildmay and a picnic lunch and games were enjoyed by many following the service. A large crowd enjoyed a funball game between the Belmore Juvenile Girls and the CKNX Try -Bards Sun- day afternoon. The final tally was Belmore 22 and CKNX 21. The proceeds went to the Belmore Minor Ball Associa- tion. BAILEY REAL ESTATE LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton FARMS & ACREAGE 150 ACRES - 100 workable, near Au- burn, good brick home. 31/2 ACRES - Morris Twp.,frame home, large . barn and shed, well fenced. 100 ACRES - Highway farm, good buildings and fences. 20 ACRES - Morris Twp. Good frame home, hog finishing barn, liquid manure system, easily con- verted to farrowing barn. 40 ACRE 4 miles south of `Wingham, large brick home, good barn. Price re- duced. COMMERCIAL BLYTH Large com- mercial building on • Maiet St:'` RESTAURANT - Well equipped, living ac- commodation, lots of parking space. HOMES 1/2 ACRE - 1 mile from Wingham, on High- way 86 - 3 bedroom home and large shop, , a nice lot. AUBURN -11/2 floor frame ,SO'-olo settle estate. BELGRAVE Mobile home - 14' x 68' - ex- cellent condition. Ask- ing $18,000. BRUSSELS - Storey and a half, 3 bedroom home on double lot. BLYTH - 2 storey, 4 bedroom, executive class home, heated workshop, many ex- tras. REAL ESTATE 199A JOSEPHINE ST., WIN(3HAM, ONTARIO. • 357.1117 PRICE REDUCED EXCELLENT FAMILY HOME completely renovated, 2 stories, decorated with top quality materials, formal dining room, living room with built-in bar, main level family room has wood stove and patio doors, second level has 4 bedrooms, three bathrooms in total, lovely landscaped lot and a storage shed .18' x •22' You can have all this at the redut;ed price of only --$43, 500. REDUCED TO SELL LOVELY BRICK HOME 2 storey, large lot in a choice location, formal ,.... dining room, living room with fireplace, family room and 4 bedrooms, new efficient electric hot water heating system. This stately home has been Heritage designated with many Government grants available. Now reduced to $49,000 as owner has moved. NEW LISTING - CHOICE LOCATION 2 storey home, close to hospital, `modern kit- chen, living and dining rooms, sunporch, laun- dry room and 3 piece bath. Upstairs has 3 bedrooms and 3 piece bath, garage attached including wood stove for workshop. Prided to sell at $32,000. ' BELGRAVE - BRICK FAMILY HOME well cared for 1'/2 storey, affordably prided at $35;000. Large kitchen with lunch area, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms, half, acre lot, taxes are still less than $300 per year. KEN DUCHARME, REPRESENTATIVE 570 Shuter St., Wingham, 011iario. Phone 357-594 mos