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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-03-21, Page 7ROBB—In loving memory of a dear husband and father Wilmer Robb who passed away one year ago March 24, 1983.. No longer in our life to share But in our hearts you're al- ways there. —Loved and remembered by his wife Flora and son Allen. Culligan REAL ESTATE LTD IT'S SPRING ''BUY CROP LAND NOW 200 ACRES - 1,80 workable. $185,000. Turn - berry Township. 91 ACRES - 50 workable. $53,000. Turnberry Township. 44 ACRES - 30 workable. $32,000. Turnberry Township. 95 APRES - 95 workable. $140,000. Morris Township. 100 ACRES - 75 workable. $.100,000. Grey Township. 100 ACRES - 90 workable. $120,000. Howick Township. 100 ACRES - 70 workable. -$75,000. Wallace Township. Brian Potter, Wingham 3573622 or 3486355 (Mitchell Office) HUTTON COUNTRY STYLE LIVING - On this rine acre landscaped lot with many mature trees in village of Brussels. This good family home has 3 bed- rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement. Barn 30' x 36' for workshop or for hobbyist. New low asking price $20,000. MUST BE SOLD - To close an Estate. Three. bedroom Belgrave home, family sized kitchen with lots of cupboards, large living room. Home in excellent condition, large lot, private drilled well. An ideal starter or retirement home. Ask- ing price is low and owner will consider financ- ing! AFFORDABLE - 3 bedroom brick Wroxeter home., Living room, dining room, family sized kitchen, attached garage, excellent financing available. This home has been well maintained and is well insulated. A reasonable offer, a low downpayme.nt and you could own it. REDUCED - Asking price on this well maintained Wingham home. Only two blocks from down- town on a good sized lot. Main floor has living room, dining room, kitchen, two,hedrooms and bath. One bedroom up, full high basement. All the comforts of a new home. WINGHAM AREA FARMS INCLUDE - A 10.0 acre hog farm, 85 workable, good buildings. A 100 acre hog farm, 82 workable, good build- ings. A 100 acre highway farm, 65 workable, good buildings. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD: Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 FOR RENT ONE and two bedroom apartments in Lucknow and Teeswater, available im- mediately, fridge and stove. Phone 529-7030, at night. 28rrb ONE BEDROOM apartment in Lucknow, heated, stove and fridge, good parking. Phone 528-2113. 14,21 ONE bedroom apartment , close to downtown, available May 1, $175 per month plis utilities. Phone 357-2690, after 6 p.m. 21,28 THREE BEDROOM house, 408 Minnie St., Wingham, available June 2. Fridge and stove. Send references to 275 Magee Cres., Regina, Sask. S4R 6K6, or phone 1-309-949- 8958. FARM FOR SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER Mortgagee offers for sale by public tender cer- tain lands and premises described as follows: - Lots 12 and 13, Concession 6, Township of Turnberry, County of Huron, Province of On- tario, containing 200 acres of land more or Tess, subject to an Easement in favour. of the Hydro Electric Power Commission 'of Ontario registered as Instrument No. 11022, with ap- proximately 1 50 acres workable land and the balance in mixed bush and buildings. Buildings: 2 storey brick house, T-shaped barn approximately 100' x 50' with recent roof and siding on west side. The property is located approximately six mites . north-east of Wingham on a gravel road. The land has been recently partially drained. On title there is an existing first mortgage with a principal balance of approximately $99,750. payable $250. 'on account of principal plus in- terest'half-yearly at the rate of 10% per annum, maturing on February 25th, 1989, which may be assumed, by the Purchaser.. In addition, there are tile drain loans which may be assum- ed by the Purchaser in . the' amount of $10,872.68, and second mortgage financing may be arranged. The Purchaser of this property must rely on his own inspection and' knowledge of the farm and not on the above or any other particulars or representations made by any other party. A. tender to purchase the property must be ac- companied by a certified cheque, Bank draft or money order payable tb, Crawford, Mill, Davies & Elston, In Trusty in the amount of $2,500. If a tender is dot 'accepted, the deposit will be • returned. Tenders must be received at the office of Crawford, Mill,. Davies & Elston, Barrister's and Solicitors, 217 Josephine Street, Wingham, Ontario, NOG 2W0 oh or before the 23rd day of March 1984, rio later than 3:00 p.m. Before making a tender, those interested should ascertain that the property can be used and occupied for the. purposes intended in ac- cordance with Provincial legislation' and Municipal regulations. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted and the Mortgagee can request new tenders after the above mentioned date if deemed necessary. All tenders and enquiries should be addressed to Crawford, Mill, Davies & Elston, Barristers & Solicitors, Box 1028, Wingham, Ontario. NOG 2W0, Attention: Alan R. Mill. 1 4 21,28 THREE bedroom house in Belgrave. Phone 357-3764. 21,rrb IN BELGRAVE, modern two bedroom apartment, avail- able April 1, appliances fur- nished, references please. Phone 357-2939. 21, rrb FLOOR sanders. Phone 357- 1666, B & M Rentals and Sales. 9rrb ASKES—Mr. and Mrs. Bert Askes of Wingtlla}n proudly announce the birth of their daughter, Kathryn Bonnie, six pounds, 10 ounces, on March 12 at Wingham and District Hospital. A sister for Marie. COOK—Ron and Marg Cook of Belgrave are happy to announce the birth of their son, Chad Ronald, seven pounds, 11 ounces, on March 19 at Wingham and District. Hospital. A brother for Erin and Shannon. Grandparents are Norm and Lorna Cook, Belgrave, Alex and Jean Robertson, Wingham. CARSWELL—Bill and Marilyn Carswell of Linwood are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Stacey Lynn, on March 13 at K -W Hospital. A sister for Kendra. IN MEMORIAM FEAR—In°loving memory of a dear husband and father, George William Fear, who passed away March 21, 1979. Never more than a thought away, Quietly remembered every day. No need for words except to say, Still loved, still missed in every way. —Always remembered and sadly missed by wife Elizabeth, son Brian and daughter-in-law, .Ivanka. REAL ESTATE •LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton 40 ACRES - Highway farm 4 miles south of Wingham, -large -br-ick home, ., good frame. barn. 41/2 ACRES - 1 3th of Hullett, 100 sow far- rowing barn, 4 bed- room home, selling as going concern. 20 ACRES - Good _ frame home, hog fin- ishing barn with liquid manure system, land mostly wooded, Mor- ris Township. SMALL ACREAGE - Wooded property near Auburn, 2 floor brick home, combin- ation furnace,, 2 sheds. • BLYTH - Executive class home, '2 storey, 4 bedroom, electric heat, fieldstone fire- place, many extras in- cluding double lot with heated workshop. BRUSSELS - Neat 3 bedroom frame home, well located, priced at only $19,500. - try an offer. 2 ACRES - 4 bedroom home, like new throughout, insulated barn 32' x 64', Morris Township. 21/4 ACRES - 1 1/2 floor 4 bdrm. brick home,'oil heat; nicely ' treed,' 6th litle Morris. 150 ACRES - 102 workable. 5 bedroom home, hog barn for 500 hogs,. liquid clean-out, 3 miles .north of Auburn. F.C.C. mortgage. BLYTH - 1 acre with 4 bedroom modern home, many added features. Large 1 floor barn. Ideal hob- by farm in the village. 2 ACRES - 2 miles from Brussels, spa- cious 5; bedroom brick home, custom finished throughout, . new garage. Owner will consider mort- gage or trade. BLUEVALE - Heated garage . and work- shop. 91 ACRES - Adjacent to Belgrave, good home and general - ,purpose .barn. 12 ACRES - - oderich. Towns 5%.,„ id'home and small barn. WANTED - For ser- ious client, 100 acre dairy farm, must have good herd of holsteins. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 36 ACRES,... 30 acres work- able, ideal building' location on good road, open all year round. Phone 335-6233, after 6p.m. 14,21 ECONOMICAL living.. Two bedroom bungalow on nicely treed lot featuring large rec room with airtight stove, sundeck, garden and wood sheds, low taxes. Asking $34,500. Phone 357-2621. No agents please. 14:2 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. 16rrb MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE Moved to your loca- tion. Various prices starting at $7,900. Call 1-368-5179 Coming Events "THE BREATH OF SCOTLAND'SHOW In its 21st tour of Canada with Scottish Entertainment at its best, visits Kincardine, Sunday, March 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall. Ad- vance tickets $7 from the Kincardine Recreation De- partment, P.O. Box 583, Kin- cardine, Ont. Price of tickets at door $8 if any available' (only 275 fold) Phone 396- 2421. 14,21 MAGIC FOODS, False Promises. A discus- sion of subjects such as bee pollen, liquid diets and herbal teas, on Wednesday, March 28 at 2 p.m. at Wing - ham and District Hospital or 7:30 p.m. at Huronview Auditorium, Clinton. Speak- er Karen Kennedy, consult- ant, Health & Welfare Can- ada. Free to all. Everyone welcome. 14,21 ANNUAL MEETING Huron Bruce Federal PC As- sociation annual meeting and fund-raising dinner Wednesday, April 4, South Huron Recreational Centre, Exeter. Honorable John Crosbie guest speaker. Tickets $20 per person avail- able from Marg Bennett. at 357-2742. 14,21 KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION For the 1984-85 school year at the Lucknow and District Christian School will be held Friday, March 23 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. sharp. Please .bript along' appropriate records. Activities are.plan- ned for the children VARIETY CONCERT Belgrave Institute Hall, Fri- day, . March 23 at 8 p.m. Adults $2, Students, $1. Spon- sored by Knox United Church Choir. Featuring Belgrave Children's. Choir. 14,21 EDUCATION CLASSES The Huron County Health Unit invites you to attend the Expectant Parent Education Classes being held at the Wingham and District Hos- pital Clinic Building com- mencing Wednesday, March 28, 1984. The cost is $5.00. The next series of classes will be- , gin the week of September 10, 1984. For pre -registration for further information please call the Health Unit office at 357-2264. 7:14:21 MONTHLY MEETING To the members of Branch 180 Legion, Wingham,. regu- lar monthly meeting will be Tuesday, March 27 at 8 p.m. ANNUAL MEETING Town and Country Home- maker's, annual meeting, April 11, Seaforth Commun- ity Centre, 7 p.m. Guest speaker, Ms. Angela Armitt, past dean of Pa�rrt-time and Continuing Education, UWO. By advance tickets only, $7.50. Contact Wingham of- fice 357-3222, Helen Under- wood 335-6277, Jane Levan 357-2913. NOON LUNCHEON Roast beef noon luncheon at St. Stephen's . Anglican Church, Gorrie, 'Thursday, March 29, 11:45 to .. GARAGE SALE At St. Paul's Parish Hall, corner of John and Centre Streets, Wingham, Saturday, April 7 from 9 to 3 p.m. Re- freshments. HOME & GARDEN SHOW Sponsored by Lucknow.. and District Lions Club, April 6, 7 and 8 at Lucknow Commun-` • ity Centre: Friday 6:30 to 9 p.m., Saturday 1 to 9 On., Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Tickets for sale on a Ford heavy duty push lawn mower. Adults $1, public school and under free. 30 displays. OPEN HOUSE March 25, 1984 2 - 4 p.m. PalmerMcCreath Realty Limited presents a special parade of homes and cottages on your Sunday afternoon tour through Point Clark. Come and follow the Signs, homes and cottages will be open on Huron road, Menominl Road, Alfred Street, Winnebago Street and on Upper Shore Road. For more Information please call: PALMER McCREA iTH REALTY LIMITED Kincardine, Ontario 519®396®7521 21,28,4 COMEDY CABARET Sears and Switzer, Wednes- day, March 28, 8 p.m., Blyth Memorial Hall. Popular comedy cabaret with humor, song and dance. Tickets $8. Phone 523-9300. WINTER DANCE Sponsored by Wroxeter, Parks Board at Howick Community Centre, Satur- day, March 24. Music by Drumlin, dancing 9 to 1, $5 per person, lunch available: SPRING BUS TRIPS Kitchener, Monday, April 2, we have a special. Phone for details; Flower Show, Toronto, Wednesday, April 11; (70 Girls 70) another one of Allan Lund's lively musi- cal comedies by seniors, Thursday, April 12; Orchid Show, Grand Bend, Sunday, Mar. 6, leaves after church; Geritol Follies, Hamilton, •Saturday, June 23. Phone Helen McBurney, Nicholson Bus Lines 357-3424. THINGS TO SELL Rent a space at Gigantic Garage Sale, Howick Com- munity Centre, April 28, 1984. For information call 335-6164 or 335-3008. Sponsor- ed by, Howick Figure Skating Club. FLOWER ARRANGING Course. Silk and dried flower arranging, beginning April 4' at. F. ,E. Madill Secondary School, 7:30-10 p.m. for 8 weeks. One arrangement completed each week. Come join the fun. For more infor- mation phone Lorraine John 357-2626. 21:28 The Wingham Advance -Times, March 21, 1984 ---,Page 7 app�inted to �mputer committee. Corputers are a part of modern fife, much like tele- vision. Recognizing this fact, the Huron -Perth Separate School Board is working on guidelines for computer lit- eracy studies. Acting director of educa- tion, John McCauley, report- ed to the board at its March 12 meeting that an ad hoc computer-assisted learning committee, made up of teachers and administration, has been working on these guidelines. However, the committee needs to expand, said Mr. McCauley, to include a trus- tee. This trustee would re- port to the board, as it is ex- pected the committee will present proposals for the. board's annual budget. Trustee Vincent McInnes of RR 4, Wingham was named to the committee. GUITAR CLASSES Beginning .April 3 at F. E. Madill Secondary School, 7:30-9:30 p.m. for 10 weeks. For more information phone Lorraine John 357-2626. 21:28 BENEFIT DANCE For Rob and Kathy Burk- holder of Copper Kettle Restaurant, who lost their home and business by fire, Saturday, March 31, Wrox- eter Community Hall, 9 to 1 a.m. Music by Mann's Country.. Ladies please bring lunch. Donations can be made at Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Ford- wich and Wroxeter branch es, and Toronto -Dominion Bank, Gorrie. 21,28 COPY'for Crossroads Classi- fieds must be received by 5 p.M. Thursday of week prior to publication. DANCE & EUCHRE at Wingham Legion Fri. Mar. 30184 Hosted by Wingham Golf & Curling Inc. Peter Bauer D.J. Euchre Evening Starts 8 p.m. Dance 9 to 1 Light Lunch Tickets $5 each. Ph ne 357-2179 This year the board ap- proved about $30,000 in its annual budget for the pur- chase of computers and ex- tras such as printers and tape recorders. It was just over a year ago that the Separate School Board purchased more than 20 computers so each school in the two counties would have at least one computer. Besides making recom- mendations on computer purchases, the committee will develop and implement computer literacy pro- grams, Mr. McCauley said some members of the committee are able to write computer programs and these could be used in the school system. 4-H club to offer gardening project Learning to plant and care for a garden will be the focal point of a new 4-14 project on gardening. The project will also cover home and farm beautifica- tion to help Ontario look its best as it celebrates its 200th . birthda3' this„year;.,. Members will learn how to best use the land in their garden for the produce or flowers they want to grow. Soil sampling and testing will be done to show young gardeners how to improve the growth of their' plants. Solving weed and insect problems and 'caring 'for lawns and shrubs also will be covered, and .members will learn how to exhibit their vegetables. • The members may choose what they grow in their gardens, but they must grow at least one new vegetable they have never cultivated before. Senior members will be encouraged to start some perennial plants like a rose garden, a grapevine or rhubarb. The home and farm beautification section will include taking "before” and "after" photographs. Most clubs will start in April and finish with an achievement day at whcih members will display the fruits of their labors. Anyone interested in joining a garden club should contact the OMAF office at Clinton, 482-3428: Brookhaven events There was spnlediscussion on the number of computers in each school. The acting. director said the number ranges from one to six be- cause some schools have purchased extra computers through school funds or com- munity fund raising. Mr. McCauley said 90 per cent of computers in the schools are Commodore PET 40-32 models and prob- lems could arise if individual schools purchased compu- ters that are not compatible with this model. ANNOUNCEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carter of Salford are pleased to announce the engagement of their eldest daughter Anne Louise to Mr. Robert John Scott, son of Mrs. Lottie Scott of Belgrave. The -mar- riage will take place Satur- day, April 28 at Knox Pres- byterian Church, Belgrave at 7 p.m. Open reception to follow at Blyth Community Centre. A suggestion that only ex- tras, such as a printer, be purchased through school' funds or fund raising is cur- rently being discussed. Mr. McCauley said he would like to see one compu- ter for every 25 students in the Httron-Perth separate school system, but that will take some time. Wingham Library invites you to a GARDENING NIGHT Council Chambers Thurs. Mar. 29 7:30 p.m. with Shelly Paulocik, _horticulturalist. Slides, questions, discussion. Admission Free Gordon Wall and his group entertained the residents March 7 with music which was held in the lounge. Last Wednesday saw the start of "Hat and Tie Week" with a competition being held for theabest outfit. That also was the day a group of ladies from Sacred Heart Church in Wingham came to entertain dressed in Irish green. Anita Mahe and Jean McDonald played the harpsicord while Helen Houghton led in a singalong- Ann McGlynn provided piano music for the hot potato game. Winners of the pens were Edna Casemore; Ellen' Walker, Wally Husk and winners of the fruit trays were Mrs. , Casemore and Margaret Carter. Ellen Walker won a shamrock plant. Cake, cookies and fruit bread were served and everyone sang "Happy Birthday" to Gus Renzetti in closing. BROKER REAL E STATE 199A JOSEPHINE ST., WINGHAM ONTARIO. • 357-1117 LATE MODEL BRICK Built 1976 and still in like new condition.' 3 bedrooms, lunch area, three baths, private of- fice or guest room, lovely comfortable family room with fireplace and built-in wet bar, breezeway doors and sundeck, attached garage. Well located in a ,new subdivision. Make us an offer. HERITAGE - TWO STORE BRICK HOME Located on a double lot close to schools. For- mal dining room, living room has fireplace plus a family room. Second level has 4 bedrooms, store room and tower room. New hot water electric furnace. This architectural home has heritage , designation with many grants . available, Asking only $55,000. HIGHWAY - COMMERCIAL Luxurious Tudor style home with inground heated pool plus over 6,600 sq. ft. of buildings and detached garage. 1.2 aces with 350 ft. of highway frontage on the outskirts of town where taxes are low and the price is less than you would expect. HIGHWAY - CLOSE TO TOWN 21/2 acres, newly renovated. home, 3 bedrooms plus 3 room addition, patio sundeck and 2 car- port, two big 'sheds built 1978 partially in- sulated with high ceilings and drive-in doors. Excellent value is offered in this fine highway property. - KEN DUCHARME, REPRESENTATIVE 570 Shuter St., Wingham, Ontario. Phone 357-2594. The Man To See Is IYI9NTEE RCA FAMILY HOME EXCELLENCE - Right in Wing - ham and 1/2 acre of land, beautifully treed, inter- ior GLEAMS, new kitchen, formal dining and liv- ing room combination, family room with fire- place and patio doors, master bedroom has en - suite bath and balcony, PLUS 3 more bed- rooms and 4 and 2 piece baths, attached gar- age. Spotles!! Call us now! WINGHAM BUNGALOW - With 3 bedrooms plus 4th bedroom in bachelor's apartment (walk- out basement), games room, combination living and dining rooms, kitchen with ample eating area, paved driveway and convenient location. $51,900. AFFORDABLE PLEASURE - To be derived from a 3 bedroom family home close to schools and hospital, very modernized 'kitchen (dishwasher) with adjacent walk-in pantry/utility room, formal carpeted living room and new 4 piece bath. Downstairs bedroom easily used as family room. New roof, insulation and electrical. $39,500. EXCEPTIONAL BEAUTY - In this quality con- structed Bluevale bungalow (1,400 sq: ft.) with 3 generous size bedrooms, kitchen with adjacent utility room, patio doors off dining room, large living room with fireplace, majestic entrance with fluted pillars plus finished rec. room. Ex- cellent value at $65,000. BLUEVALE - Attractive storey and a half with 3 bedrooms, living and dining rooms and family room with Franklin fireplace. Electric furnace and new drilled well. Economical to heat and low taxes. Asking $37,500. SURPRISING - New interior in a fine, traditional 3 bedroorn home in Wroxeter, elegant modern kitchen with patio doors to lame sundeck, cup- boards and airtight stove against a reclaimed brick wall, extralarge dining and living rooms, 2 new baths, all new electrical and MORE. FAN- TASTIC AT $36,900. Contact: OFFICE 357.1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 MARGARET DAY 357-2196 ;,,