The Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-12-05, Page 90
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The Wingham Advance -Times, Dec. 5, 1984—Page 9
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NEW LISTING - 100
acres, 90 workable,
Targe adaptable barn
set up for 50 sows
farrow to finish or
switch to '750 finish-
ing, liquid manure sys-
tem, corn dryer set up
included, attractive
brick home. Priced at
$145,000.
MORTGAGE SALE -
48 acres, 75 sow far-
row to finish, com-
plete modern barns
with flush manure sys-
tem, farrowing equip-
ment, etc., large 5
bedroom home, ask-
ing $129,000.
GREY TWP. - 100
acre, he & crop
farm, IS®r frontage,
large beef barn.
REDUCED - to
$165,000, 162 acre
Wroxeter area high-
way farm, impressive
brick home, bank barn
and shed.
LUCKNOW AREA -
100 acre hog & beef
farm, featuring 2 silos,
newer barns, on farm
feed system, liquid
manure, etc., brick
home, large FCC
mortgage, open for
offers.
Please call for your
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Contact
BRIAN
POTTER
Belgrave
:,357-3622
For Rent
HOUSE for rent at 48
Charles St., Wingham, $275
per month. Phone 357-2732.
FIVE room,, farm home
located Belmore-Wroxeter
area. Phone 335-3416 after 7
p.m. or 1-416-663-0865.
THREE bedroom home in
Wingham, available Jan. 1.
For more information phone
357-2890 after 7 p.m.
5,12
WAREHOUSE or shop
facilities on main street in
Wingham. Phone 392-6658.
7, rrb
WANTED TO RENT
SPACE wanted to store large
car. Pho'he 357-1651.
5,12
GOOD productive land for
crop rotation in Wingham-
Teeswater area. Will pay top
dollar. Phone 357-3403.
5,12
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REAL ESTATE
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THREE bedroom house,
separate dining room,
laundry off kitchen, well in-
sulated, very central
location. Reasonable. Phone
823-8725.
_ . _ 28,5,12
o BAILEY
Real Estate Ltd.
Box 269, Clinton, Ont. 482-9371
40 ACRES
No. 4 Highway South. Vendor will consider low
down payment, trade for smaller home, or rent
till May.
TWO bedroom, heated
apartment, in Lucknow with
fridge, stove; furnished
optional. 528-3723.
HEATED bachelor "apart-
ment in Lucknow, furnished
with cooking facilities, linens
supplied. 528-3723.
COUNTRY living, four bed-
room house near Belgrave
with family room and
garage. Phone Canadian
Agra Inc. 523-9242.
28,5
COUNTRY living, four bed-
room house near Amberley.
Phone Canadian Agra Inc.
523-9242.
28,5
COUNTRY,living, four bed-
room house, between
Wingham and Whitechurch,
with garage and workshop.
Phone Canadian Agra Inc.
523-9242.
28,5
DEATHS
ROBERTSON— Yassea
away at Wingham and
District Hospital on
Monday, December 3,
Wildon D. Robertson, of
Brookhaven, Wingham, in
his 71st year. He was the
dear brother of L. Smith
Robertson of Montebello,
California, and is also
survived by three
nephews, David Robert-
son, Donald Robertson and
Ian Inglis; and one niece,
Marlene Inglis. He was
predeceased by his sister,
Mrs. Tom (Rhoda) Inglis.
Cremation. A memorial
service will be announced
at. a later date by The
McBurney Funeral Home,
Wingham.
The Man
To See Is
m`INTEE
MI -
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TERRIFIC CENTRAL LOCATION - for a 2 bed-
room bungalow with 11/2 baths, spacious kitch-
en -dining area, adjacent utility room, formal
living room, and patio doors to an 8x48 sun
deck. Large lot and economically priced at
$39,000.
REDUCED, SACRIFICED, GIVE AWAY - Com-
fortable 3 bedroom home on 1/2 acre, updated
kitchen, carpeted living and family rooms plus
utility room AND WOW: extra large steel clad
building for a multitude of uses. Just 1/2 mile
from Wingham. $35,000.
CENTRAL LOCATION - close to EVERYTHING
is this 3 bedroom renovated home with newly
built family room, updated kitchen, downstairs
bath and bedroom, fully insulated heated gar-
age, 55 x 198 lot. 1 block from schools and
only $42,500.
RED BRICK - 2 storey home in excellent con-
dition, 3 bedrooms, separate living and dining
rooms, main floor utility and/or playroom.
Fenced play area. Reduced to $33,500.
AFFORDABLE PLEASURE - to be derived from
a 3 bedroom family home close to schools
and hospital. Very modernized kitchen (dish-
washer) with adjacent walk-in pantry/utility room,
formal carpeted living room and new 4 pc, bath.
Downstairs bedroom easily used as family room.
New roof, insulation and electrical. Reduced
to $34,500.
Contact:
OFFICE 357-1344
STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
MARGARET DAY 357-2196
GERRY WILBUR 392-8170
Mrs. Ken Graham
dies at Fordwich
Passed away Monday,
November 26, at Fordwich
Village Nursing Home, Mrs.
Kenneth Graham of Ford-
wich, in her 77th year.
The former Mary Helen'
Sullivan was born in Sullivan
Township, a daughter- of the
late Thomas Sullivan and
Catherine McArthur. She is
survived by one sister, Mrs.
Les (Betsy) Halliday of
Fordwich, and one nephew,
Calvin Halliday, Maple. She
was predeceased by her
BAILEY
REAL ESTATE LTD.
Phone 482-9371 Clinton
HOMES
BLYTH - Nearly new 1
floor bungalow, 2
bedroom home.
Perfect for retirement.
BELGRAVE - Mobile
home. 14' x 68', ex-
cellent condition. Ask-
ing $18,000.
BRUSSELS - 1"2
storey, 3 bedroom
home on double lot.
BLYTH - 2 storey, 4
bedroom, executive
class home. Heated
workshop. Many ex-
tras.
COMMERCIAL
GROCERY STORE: •
Business showing ex-
cellent return. In-
cludes good 3 bed-
room apartment.
BLYTH - Commercial
buildings on Main
Street. 1 500 sq. ft.
FARMS & ACREAGE
50 ACRES - East
Wawanosh, 25 acres
workable, good frame
home, large barn, silo
and drive shed Pric-
ed very reasonable.
75 ACRES - East
.Wawan`SOk�ownship.
No builaings.
40 ACRES - 4 miles
south of Wingham,
large brick home,
good barn. Owner will
assist financing.
250 ACRES - Near St.
Helens, 210 acres
workable. 11/2 floor, 5
bedroom home.
4 ACRES - Morris
Township, 2 floor
home, electric heat.
Lot nicely treed.
20 ACRES - Morris
Towns.hip, Good
frame home. Hog
finishing barn, liquid
manure system.
100 ACRES - Auburn
area. East Wawa -
nosh, modern home.
150 ACRES - 100
acres workable, near
Auburn, good brick
home.
185 ACRES - 120
acres workable,
mobile home and
drive shed. Third line
Morris Township.
husband.
The late Mrs. Ken Graham
rested at the Gorrie Chapel
of M. L. Watts Funeral
Homes until Wednesday,
November 28, when Rev. Cy
Marzec conducted funeral
service at two o'clock.
Interment followed in
Fordwich Cemetery.
Pallbearers were John
Baker, Harry McLeod,
Charlie Halliday, Cecil
Wilson, Archie Sinclair and
Calvin Halliday.
Death of Frederick Daw
is mourned by his family
Members of his family are
this week mourning the
death of Frederick William
Daw of RR 3, Wingham,
which took place on Satur-
day, December 1, at
University Hospital, London.
He was in his 79th year and
death followed a lengthy
battle with illness.
Mr. Daw was born in
Croyden, England, on May 5,
1906, a son of the late Alfred
Daw and Emma Louise
Siggs. He was educated in
Richmond, Surrey, England,
and came to Canada about
1915 with his family who
settled in the Kincardine -
Ripley area. During 'his
early adult life he worked as
a farm hand and since
moving to this area several
years ago, he had been
employed as a laborer at
Lloyd -Truax, Howson and
Howson and Berry Door. He
retired in 1956.
Mr. Daw was a veteran of
World War II, serving
overseas for four years, two
of them in active duty. He
was a member of Royal
Canadian Legion, Branch
180, and the United Church.
On November 30, 1932, Mr.
Daw married his wife Bessie
who survives to mourn his
passing. There are • two
daughters, Mrs. Wilburn
(Joyce) Bragg and Mrs.
Douglas (Mae) Clare, both of
Toronto; three sons, Ivan of
Strathroy, Wilson' of
Wingham and Clair, RR 3,
Wingham; 17 grandchildren
and three great grand-
children. He was
predeceased by two sisters,
Ivy and Edith, in England
and there are two surviving
nephews, Alan and Alfred
Daw, in England.
Friends paid their respects
at The McBurney Funeral
Home, Wingham, until
Tuesday when funeral
service was conducted at two
o'clock by Rev. J. Rea
Grant. Spring interment will
take place in Teeswater
Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers
were Dave Willie, Clayton
Willie, Allister Willie, Robert
Willie, Duffy O'Bright,
Randy O'Bright, Joe
Schiestel, Doug Schiestel,
Ernie Schiestel, Leo Willie,
Don Willie and Ronald
Willie. Serving as active
pallbearers were Mike
Willie, , Norm Brindley,
Bruce Brindley, Bill
Schiestel, Francis Schiestel
and Bernie Bragg. His floral
tributes were carried by four
grandchildren, Lisa Daw,
Stanley Bragg, Walter Clare
and Philip Daw.
Service held Tues.
for Mrs: Sotheran
Complete funeral and
committal service was held
at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon at
the Gorrie Chapel of M. L.
Watts Funeral Homes ,. for
Mrs. Crosby 'William
Sotheran of Fordwich. Rev.
Cy Marzec officiated, with
spring interment to take
place in Fordwich Cemetery.
Mrs. Sotheran passed
away Sunday, December 2,
at Listowel Memorial
Hospital. The former
Marjorie Louise Slater, she
was a daughter of the late
DEATHS
FITCH—Passed away at
Wingham and District
Hospital on Monday,
December 3, James A.
Fitch of 45 Alfred Street
East, Wingham, in his 89th
year. He Was the beloved
husband of Clara (Col
lins); dear father of
Mrs. Donald (Donna) King
of Fordwich and Mrs.
William (Maxine) Hanna,
Waterloo; brother of Mrs.
Clark (Kate) Renwick,
Brookhaven, Wingham,
Mrs. Bernard (Mary)
Keemar of Toronto, Mrs.
Harvey (Tena) McDermitt
of Southampton, Mrs. Jack
(Alma) Pitcher, Listowel,
Mrs. Lloyd (Ethel)
Montgomery of Wingham
and Jack Fitch, RR 1,
Wroxeter. Also surviving
are four grandchildren and
eight great-grandchildren.
Friends called at The
McBurney Funeral Home,
Wingham, on Tuesday
evening. Complete funeral
service was held today
(Wednesday) at two
o'clock, Rev. J. Rea Grant
officiating. Spring in-
terment will take place in
Wroxeter Cemetery. Dona-
tions to the Ontario Heart
Foundation or the Canadi-
an Cancer Society would
be appreciated as expres-
sions of sympathy.
John Slater and Margaret
Morrow and was born in
Strathroy 86 years ago. She
was predeceased by her
husband Crosby on July 22,
1975; one daughter Shirley in
1958 and one brother, Frank
Slater, in 1976.
Mrs. Sotheran is survived
by one daughter, Mrs.
William (Rosemary) Magill
of London; one grandson,
James Campbell of London;
and one great-granddaugh-
ter, Samantha.
cords of Tlianks
My sincere thanks for all
the lovely get well cards and
messages I received while I
was a patient in the
Wingham and District
Hospital. They were greatly
appreciated. Thank you also
to Dr. Hanlon and to second
floor nurses.
Christine Currie
I would like to thank Dr.
Gear, Dr. McGregor, nurses
and staff of Wingham and
District Hospital for their
excellent care. Also thank
you to my friends, relatives
and everyone who thought of
me with flowers, cards, gifts,
phone calls or asked about
me while I was a patient
there.
Mrs. Joan Vincent
MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH
Wroxeter
Wroxeter friends are
pleased that Mrs. Harry
Jennings returned home last
week from Wingham and
District Hospital following
surgery and is progressing
favorably.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
Pollock and Todd of
Bramalea were guests at the
weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGee,
Curtis and Craig of London,
visited with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd McGee, at
the weekend.
Mrs.... Leila Sanderson
accompanied her niece, Mrs.
Wally Nixon of Fordwich, to
Stayner to spend the
weekend with Mrs. Leo
Duggan.
Peter and Dan Isabelle,
Mississauga, visited Friday
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Clement.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Timm
and family, Kitchener, spent
the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Campbell, following the
wedding of their nephew,
Jim Dickis'on, and Karen
Foxton in St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Wingham, on
Saturday. Congratulations to
Jim and Karen from
Wroxeter friends.
Gordon Gibson returned
home Thursday, driven by
his grandson, David Gibson
of London, after spending ten
days with his son Garry and
Mrs. Gibson, Oshawa, and
his daughter, Mrs. Bonnie
MacDougall, in Burlington.
Friday evening Mr. Gibson
attended a 90th birthday
dinner and party for his
sister-in-law, Edna Cooper,
in Palmerston where about
150-200 guests were present.
The Wroxeter United
Church Women held a
Christmas tea, bake sale and
craft sale in the Sunday
School rooms of the church
when a large crowd attended
and a substantial amount of
money was realized.
Area relatives
mourn death of
Melbourne man
It was with shock and deep
regret that local and area
relatives learned on the
weekend of the death of
Jason Wolfe of RR 1,
Melbourne, who lost his life
in a single -car accident near
his home early Saturday
morning. Jason had just
recently celebrated his 22nd
birthday.
Jason Wolfe was the
beloved son of John and
Mary Wolfe of RR 1,
Melbourne; dear brother of
Judy and Keith Gillies, RR 4,
Glencoe, Jennifer and Bruce
Monck, RR 1, Melbourne,
John and Diane Wolfe of
Melbourne and Jim Wolfe,
RR 1, Melbourne. He is also
survived by his paternal
grandfather, Anson Wolfe of
Melbourne, formerly of
Lakelet; and his maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Florence
Davis of Wardsville. He was
a great-nephew of Mrs.
Rowland Ballagh of
Wingham and Mrs. Jack
Ferguson of Listowel, for-
merly of Gorrie, and was
predeceased by one sister
and one brother.
Funeral service was held
Monday afternoon Yin
Glencoe, with interment
following in Longwood
Cemetery.
The Wroxeter UCW would
like to thank everyoned,or
their contributions and
support in making their
Christmas Tea, Bake and
Craft Sale an outstanding
success.
I would like to thank
everyone who showed so
much kindness to my wife
and I, while 1 was a patient in
Wingham and St. Joseph's
hospitals.
Wilfrid Congram
We wish to express our
deep gratitude to all who
remembered us at the time
of our dear mother's death.
Your flowers, donations,
kind words and attendance
at the funeral home were
greatly appreciated. Special
thanks to Rev. Charles
Carpentier and The Mc-
Burney Funeral Home. Also
thanks to the staff of the
Callendar Nursing Home for
the excellent care she
received the past two years.
The Hall family
IN MEMORIA
ORVIS—In loving memory
of a dear mother, grand-
mother and great-grand-
mother, Belle (Cathers)
Orvis who passed away Dec.
4, 1983.
Deep in the heart lies a
picture
Of a loved one laid to rest.
In memory's frame we shall
keep it
Because she was one of the
best.
—Sadly missed and always
remembered by the family.
RIEHL—In loving memory
of a dear son and brother,
Frederick Riehl, who passed
away December 3, 1983.
Those whom we love go out
of sight,
But never out of mind;
They are cherished in the
hearts
Of those they leave behind.
Loving and kind in all his
way,
Upright and just in all his
days,
Sincere and true in heart and
mind,
Beautiful memories he left
behind..
—Lovingly remembered
by Mom and family,
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FIRST TIME OWNER - or handyman, cozy one
floor Wingham home close to downtown and
well maintained, well insulated with roof three
years old. Other features like good kitchen
cupboards, 1 00 amp service, full basement. It
will pay to check further at the asking price of
$20,900.
ANOTHER REDUCTION - in,the price of this 18
year old brick home. Immaculate condition, liv-
ing room, full sized kitchen, formal dining room,
electric heating, partially finished basement, at-
tached garage.
BLYTH - Brick bungalow, two bedrooms, living
room, kitchen, utility room, asking $21,900
but offers considered.
BRUSSELS - 'completely modernized, 3 bed-
room aluminum sided house. Two full lots, one
could be sold New windows, siding, roof and
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OUR FARM LISTINGS - include: 76 acres near
Wingham,' 50 workable, bush, creek. and excel-
lent building.lot;' 100 acre dairy farm near Luck -
now, asking $56,900; .123 acres near Bel -
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199A JOSEPHINE ST.,
,,____WINGHAM, ONTARIO.
FAMILY LIVING
Late model, three bedroom home, approxi-
mately 1750 sq. ft. of finished living area in-
cluding a spacious new family room, excellent
condition, well insulated, large lot, give us a
call!
CHOICE SMALL HOLDING
Twelve acres with late model three bedroom
bungalow, custom kitchen, dining area has
patio doors to closed -in porch, fireplace in liv-
ing room and many more deluxe features.
Garage, small barn, eight acres good produc-
tive soil. Good value is offered at $62,900.
Good terms available.
SUPER VALUE - FAMILY HOME
This beautiful home could well be the best buy
of the year Totally renovated with top quality
materials. Formal dining room, main level family
room with wood stove and patio doors, four
bedrooms, two full baths, 20'x30' storage sh-
ed, lovely treed lot. close to shopping, now on-
ly $39,000
IDEAL LOCATION
Good location close to downtown, three bed-
room home, new asphalt roof. maintenance
free masonite siding, newly re -insulated, par-
tially renovated interior.
KEN DUCHARME, REPRESENTATIVE
570 Shuter St., Wingham, Ontario.
Phone 357-2594
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