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o€ Lohddu., ,;Sister Mary
William of lingersoll, )..as.
Joseph (Josephine/ Moore,
London, - Sister - Mary.
Eleanore :of Hamilton and
Mrs. Ed (Jean) Bauer of
Wingham. She is also sur-
vived by eight grand-
children. - She was
predeceased by her husband
George, her parents, Mr.
and _ Mrs. Milos Moir; and
one sister.
The family received
friends at The Tanner and
Pearson .Funeral Home,
Walkerton, until Tuesday,
December 27, when Mass of
Christian Burial was
celebrated at 11 a.m. at St.
J'oseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Cargill: Temporary
entombment took place in
Walkerton Cemetery Chapel.
Memorial donations to the
Canadian Cancer Society or
the Ontario Heart Foun-
dation will be gratefully
acknowledged by -the family
as expressions of sympathy.
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fioliik SWEET 'HOME - Ultra mgdern kitchen
,ywith :: dishvyasttler and patio doors _to, private
fenced .yard and inground pool. bi bedrogms,.;r
1'/2'`i�laths, fgrmal Ii:Zing room,Targe finished,
carpeted bas,ernent., attached .garage,
cemented drive and lots more to tell yout CALL
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C.QUNTRY PROPERTY . - Near Wingham. -
R.ogrity 4 bedroom .home; fully insulated. At-
tractive Main floor layout features Iarge..kitchen,.
• family room, and ,spacious dining/living room •
• with fireplace and sliding doors to sundeck.
Enclosed side porch and attached garage. All
- this on 1'/2 acres and only $39,900.
COZY BUNGALOW - For retirement. C.ohve-
nient,updated kitchen, adjoining living room, 3
bedrooms plus 4 piece modern bath, rec. room . '
With bar has adjacent games room and laundry
facilities plus storage. Sparkles -at $44,900.
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION - In an exceptional-
ly pleasing 3 bedroom bungalow- in Belrnore.
Built 5 years ago; ,plush carpeting throughout','
spindle rail in living room, abundant wood grain
cupboards, patio doors to deck, wood/oil fur-
nace .and meager heating costs due to superior
insulation. Attached garage and king-size 93' x
200' lot. Partially finished games and rec.
rooms. $57,900.
IMMACULATE BUNGALOW - 3 bedrooms; ex-
tra Targe living room, carpeted kitchen with
dishwasher and 4 piece bath. Finished base
ment could be an apartment or rec. room, 4th
bedroom, office and extra kitchen plus storage
and utility room for an amazingly low $49,000.
WHITECHURCH BARGAIN! - 4 bedroom family
home. New electrical service -and fully in-
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STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
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RE 'L ESTATE & INSURANCE I,TD.
P:O_Box 6s, Brussels, Ont. NQQ 1Ha..
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A Winghflial <wonitan Is(;
mourningthe:-death of ;sea
sister who passedd away at
County of Bruce General
'Hospital, Walkerton, on
Friday, December 23. Mrs.
George Dales of Cargill was
in her 75th year.
The former Mary Moir,
Mrs. Dales was the dear
mother of Mrs. Ralph
•••:"_4(Joanne) Tersihni of Guelph,
"Mrs. Peter (Jane) Flachs of
Walkerton, George, of
;Collingwood, Peter, Toronto;
Father Richard,' of London
- and Michael, Cargill; dear
sister of inti. Edward
(Anne) Stahlbrodt of New
York State, Winnifred Moir,.
i HUTTON
FOR RETIREMENT - FOR INA ®ME - Buy this 3
bedroom Wingham home only two blocks from
dgwntown. House well-inst.iWate t *ith luring
room, dining room and jkitctnen ''The real bonus
. is the attached 2 bedroom apartment with walls
and .ceiling well insulated as well. Lot 66'-.x •
132'. Side entrance to back apartment Dor try
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THREE B DROOM ;VILLAGE HOME -On a lot
1/2 acre in ize. The spacious„kitchen has great
cupboard space. Good sized living room,
private drill d well. A fine retirement home: The
asking price will surprise you.
LUCKNOW - 2 bedroom, one storey home oh a
beautiful lot with newly paved driveway. House
updated with- all new wiring, new insulation,
new fireplace chimney and more. A well
designed. home.
UNBELIEVABLE - Low asking price for, t is
property ert consisting f modernized
Belgravep p y
duplex and one storeys dome. Let us show you
the details regarding this income property. A
place to live - a place to• iffiest.
MELMATHERS, WINGHA 357-3208 i
Representing •
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PRESTIGE HOG
FARM = 60 sow far-
row to finish operation
on . 100 acres near
Wingham. Beautifully
'remodelledstone
home, well laid out
barns, modern -feed
system, liquid manure
Clean out. Purchase
with sows as an on
going operation,
presently generating
good income.,
MODERN DAIRY .
FARM -' 'Brussels
area. Imagine a maple
treed drive, large air-
conditioned home,
good dairy barns with
capacity for 50 cows.
Included are 383 litre,
No. 1, quota, 60,000
litre' MSCI and stock:
All for the -asking price
of $450,000. Don't
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PICTURESQUE .
HIGHWAY "'FARM -
Well updafled, large
-bsi l , , t ifiVgOtid. ".
liarq:..$ I; a` ie for.
horses, pegs or beef.
"162 acres priced at
$1,140. per acre.
TILED & PLOWED
200 acre cash crop
land, Turnber'Py
Township. Ready for.
your spring crop
needs.
MINI. DAIRY - Grey
-Township `- 50 acres
Buy complete with 14 •
cows, milk quota,
feed, tractors and
e4uipment,good
buildings. Priced . to
sell at $110,000.
Owner retiring.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
- 95 acres tiled cash
crop band, no
buildings.
Contact
BRIAN POTTER
.357-3622
or
527-1577
Mrs. H. Gilmour was active
in her church and community
,owrship Celinell� has'.
�decid`e,�t ta,s • lege#. advice
to help detquaiiniecouncils'
position on a, line fence
dispute' between Mel Sirreig,
.of Ria. 1, Gorrie and J.
McCloud, of Caledon East,
who owns the property ad-
joining Mtn. Oreig's.
The controversy over the
posit -ion of the line fence
dividing the property of the
two men came into question
when Mr. Greig tore down
the old fence and constructed
a new one.
Mr. McCloud, believing
the new fence to extend even -
further, onto his property
than the old one had, (both
parties agreed the fence bad
never been in thecorrect
position)- contacted township
fence viewers and requested
they examine the fence.
Mr. Greig maintains that
fence viewers haveno au-
thority on the position : of
the ',fence and can only
authorize action based on the
condition of the fence.
As it turned out the fence have to spend some money,
viewers decision was that Nit it's better than having
the fence should remain as mething like this happen
where it presently is. Thy again," said Reeve John
situation was satisfactory -to Staffoad.
In other business, the
Howick Community + Centre
Board presented a proposed
budget for the coming year
based en estimated ice,
',rental income of $25,0110,
estimated booth income of
$25,000 and estimated roller
skating income of $10,000.
The bottom line of the budget
projects a $10,000 deficit for.
1984.
Debate continued over
eouncll paying auditing fees
and insurance fees for some
of the township's appointed
boards. After council
forgave auditing and in-
surance fees for the Howick
Community - Centre last
month, Colin. Gordon Easter
reported receiving Om -
plaints from other groups
because they had paid thear.
own fees while the Chao -
'
ham' mtmity Centre -was exeiaapt-
ed. - . •
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• A Miggesilon thrown, phut
for . aiiscuss;top by Coun.
Kgster was the possibility of
paying these fees for all.
boards, with money raised
through 'a hike in . the mill
rate.
We agreeing it was
to pay for some
boards and not others,
coupullors raised some
. objections to this proposal.
"Pay these bills for them.
and the next thing you know,
they'll want hydroa and
telephone- bills paid too,"
-said Collin: john Jacques:
"We've got a reasonable
tax base in the township, but.
rig and Mr :II+eCoud
nlde'fhplafnit, ,
The proliierd arose when
Greig reeeiWft millfor
$22.50 as his share Of the
feluue viewing boat .;Mr.
McCloud was billed a . Bile
atriountror . the a remaining
Portlifij .., • ° ;.w
Mr; Greigappeared at the
Jan. 3 • council meeting to
protest _the billing on the
grounds that the fence
viewers were called out in an
unauthorized capacity. -
Several members of
council differed in their
interpretation of the section
of the Line Fence Act dealing.
with the authority of the
fence viewers to snake
decisions of this kind, while
Mr. Greig held fast to his
postiion they have no
authority.
Because of this difference
of opinion it was decided to
seek legal advice to settle
this matter and to prevent
confusion in future disputes.
"I feel we'd best'get some
legal advice. We're going to
:we've, OUR get t9 -keep. it '
wnderk eqi fol --- ,not D�et �tp9
+ , nded" said/ Reeve
Staffoird ,
Deputy Reeve herald
D'Areity .said all b.: aids
;should realize it's their
.respdnisbilty to make all . s
•effort to budget so these bfilhi
',cat. he paid - without
assistance from cotmeil.
Council also renewed the
township's. fire protection
agreement with the Town of, • `'�
Harriston. The ohange
from last year's agreement
is that Howick will now pay
$400 for every fire Ball. after
the fifth oue, instead of $350
Which was last year's price.
The township pays $8,000 for
de.protection which entitles
iem to five calls.
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A highly respected and
well liked resident of Turn -
berry Township and the
Town of Wingham, Mrs.
Martha . Rebecca Gilmour,
passed • away Tuesday;
December 27, at Brookhaven
Nursing Home. • She was in
her 89th year and formerly
resided at 50 Alfred Street.
The former Martha
Rebecca Boyd, Mrs.
Gilmour was a _ daughter of
the late John James Boyd
and Dorcas Colvin and was
born' in Culross Township on
October 20, 1895. A graduate
Of Spotton Business College,
she worked as a bookkeeper.
During her -'active Years,
Mrs. Gilmourwass a devoted
member of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church and its
Women's groups,lhe•Ladies'
Aid and Women's Mission-
ary Society. She-wasresting place will be Wing:
' one of hm Cemetery.
.....the original members of -the •,
Quitters' Group which meets Honorary pallbearers
at St. Andrew's weekly and were Kenzie Smith, Kevin
for several years, she assist- McKague, Paul Smith,
ed in the operation of . the Dennis Biehn and Murray
Nearly New Store, proceeds Clarke.-
from which went toward the
financing of the church. She
was also active in the com-
munity organizations.
• Mrs. Gilmour married her
husband, -Hugh, in Wingham
in 1921. She was bereaved by
his, 'passing. in 1967. A
daughter, Grace, passed .
away in 1949.
Left to mourn her passing
are three daughters, Mrs.
Donald • (Marion) Campbell
of Kelowna, B;C., Mrs. Mac
(Marj) Stiiith, RR 2,
Listowel, and Mrs. Ken
(Audrey) McKague, RR 2,
Wingham; nine grand-
children; nine great -grand-
children;- three brothers
and one sister. To all her
family she was a devoted
mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother. She was
an example of courage and
inspiration to those who
visited her, in the way she
strove to overcome the
limitations caused by a
stroke suffered four years`
ago. Despite being confined
to a wheelchair and a nur-
sing home, she maintained
an keen interest in family,
friends, church and com-
munity affairs. Her op-
,timistic, cheerful attitude
and goodsense of humor
brightened the lives -of many
people. ••
Friends of the family paid
their respects at The Currie -
Walker Funeral Home where
Mrs. + Gilmour rested until
Friday, December 30, when
complete service was 'con-
ducted at two o'clock by Rev.
Paul L. Mills of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Wing-
ham, assisted by Rev. James
Patterson 'of Molesworth
Presbyterian Church. Final
I E=AL.'E•5TAT'E E.
i99A JOSEg,,•NINE ST., • 357•1117
WINGHAWONTAR1O.
LATE MODEL
Good lot. Good location in .a;;tlew subdivision.
Lovely home in like new condition, Bunch area in
kitchen, separate dining room, 3 bedrooms,
family room with built -iii bar and natural
fireplace, 3 baths, office with private entrance,
attached garage. Please can for an appoint
• ment.
ECONOMICAL RETIREMENT LIVING
Single storey, ,two bedroom home. Good'cen:
tral location, spacious kitchen, separate dining
room, all conveniences. beady, for early oc-
cupancy. Estate sale priced at only $24,500.
BRICK. FAMILY HOME
Two storey, well maintained; large kitchen with
lunch area, formal dining room, 3 bedrooms,
large lot located in Belgrave.'Taxes only $270.
Good condition, good valt,e. Listed at
$49,500.
HIGHWAY - CLOSE TO TOWN
21/2 acres. Newly renovated 3 bedroom home
with new 3 room addition.. Patio, sun deck and
carport. Two sheds builtin 1°978, 885 and
2260 sat,. ft ,' insulated and high ceilings. Ex-
cellent value Is offered in this fine highway pro-
perty..
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R. W. Bell:
OPTOMETRIST
Goderich
The Square 524-7661
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it does.
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FOR GOOD
BUSINESS SENSE
Visit us in Wingham
every Tuesday.
REPRESENTATIVE:
Rob Swim
It simply
makes
good sense to
meet with the
representative of
the Federal Business
DevelopmentBank who
will soon be in your area.
There is no obligation and no
cost to you. And there is so much
you could gain for your business.
Come talk With us if you could
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we can provide you with direction to government
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REAL4,8ESTA2-9371 TE LTD.
pho a Clinton
NEW LISTING -
Blyth, executive class
home, 2 storey, 4 -
bedroom,, electric
heat, fieldstone
fireplace, many extras
including double lot
wits heated
workshop.
`BRUSSELS - Neat 3
bedroom rame home,
well looat d, priced at
only $1 ,500: - try
an offer. .
2 ACR 4'bedroom
horne ! like .new
throe taut, insulated ,,
barn- xG4,'.,.Mor A;;
Town hip - .$55,00.0:
214 AC ES '- 1• '/2
floor 4 bdrrn. brick
/home, Oil heat, nicely
treed, 6th line Morris .
$39,500;
RESTAURANT Ser, -
vice station and body
Shop (with; living ac-
commodation. Ideal
Mom I and Pop
business:
150 ACRES 102
workable. 5 bedroom
home, hog barn. for '
500' hogs, liquid
clean-out, + 3 miles
north of ,,Auburn.
F.C.C. .mortgage.
Asking $150,000.
200 ACRES - , 190
workable ,: E.
Wawanosh, ,good
hardwood bush, ex-
cellent buildings.
Fieldstone house,
above average barns
for'swine and. cattle.
BLUEVALE - Heated
shop ideal for corn-,
rnercial garage, body
or welding shop.
$30,000. .
BLYTH -1 acre with 4
bedroom modern
home," many added
features. . Large ,1
floor barn. Ideal hob-
by farm in, the village.
$.110,000.
50 ACRES 30
workable. Good set of
buildings., • near
Auburn. $98,000.
160 ACRES .- E.
Wawanoakvai acres
wo ka$Y, no
buildings.
2 ACRES - 2 miles
from Brussels,
ipacious 5 bedroom .,
-brick hotline, custom I
finished throughout,
new garage. -
$79,000. Owner will
consider -mortgage or
tra. "
BELCRAVE - Choose ,.
fromde10 choice
G building Iota,
12 ACRES - 13th of
Hullett, Targe home,
nearly new barn, set
up for hogs and hens,
$59ACR,000ES -°: ° .
911 Adjacent
to ' Belgrave;, Good:.
house'" and general
p$11urpo5:00se0. barn.
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RESTAURANT
Blyth. fully .eciuppuo,
living sCooMMbdatton. '
$80,000