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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1977-09-14, Page 7ti REAL ESTATE LTD Phone 482-9371 Clinton 150 ACRE farm near Brussels, 135 acres workable, Frame barn with loose pens for cattle. 6 room frame home, 3 bedrIoms. **** 9 - 1/2 ACRE Tots near Wing - ham, good 11/2 storey home, 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms. **** 1 3/4 ACRE near Lucknow, 1 Y2 storey home, 8 rooms, 4 bed- rooms, living and dining room, double garage, full basement. **** 75 ACRE farm near Blyth, 72 acres workable. Barn suitable for hogs or cattle, silo and drive shed. Good 2 storey brick home. 100 ACRE farm neer Blyth, 98 acres I ' storey brick h �, 4 bed- rooms, full .asement. **** 13/4 ACRE -at Kingsbridge,- 2 storey home, 8 rooms, 4.bed- rooms, 1,1/2 baths, living and dining room, oil heated, 1 ACRE near Brussels, 11/2 storey frame hone, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, carpeted, attach-, ed garage. New work shop. **** 1'/2 STOREY home in Blyth, 6 years old, 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, carpeted living and dining room. Swimming pool and change house, double lot. **** 51/2 ACRES at St.' Augustine, 11/2 storey frame home, 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms. Priced right for sale. FOOD FOR THOUGHT No one is rich enough to do without a neighbour. AUCTION SALE WALTON SALE ARENA DURHAM, ONTARIO SEPTEMBER 22, 8 P.M. Complete Adairacres Holstein Dispersal owned by WILFRED ADAIR Priceville, Ont. Home bred herd of Registered Holsteins with good udders and bred for production. A Good Plus Bond Haven Nugget (Ex -ST) daughter, sells with 3 daughters and 2 grand. daughters by Agro Acre Marquis Ned (Ex -St) Quality Ultimate (Ex) & Roman - dale MR Roderick. Other great sires used in this herd were Hanover; Hill Lucky Shamrock, Lanview Intensifier, Paclamar Bootmaker and others with DHIA records to 15,984 milk, 562 fat. A growthy group of bred heifers and yearling heifers from sound cow families; followed by: - WALTON'S 49TH HOLSTEIN CONSIGNMENT Already consigned are a number of fresh and close springing Registered and grade cows, and first calf heifers from such sires as Ned, Citation Magic, Starlite, Perseus Mark, Chieftain, and full pedigrees. Don't miss them! Also selling a few yearling heifers Registered and grade. Full pedi- grees, Commercial Cattle, and grades, blood tested for Brucel- losis prior to sale. Plan now to attend. . AUCTIONEER AND MANAGER DONALD E. WALTON Durham, Ontario Phone 369.3804 CLEARING FAARM AUCTION SALE Of Holstein cows, machinery, bulldozer, feed, and milking, equipment for ALBERT WHITING Lot 18, Con. 5 Grey Township, 33/4 miles south of Molesworth, then 11/2 miles west on Con. 5 and 6, or 11/2 miles north of Ethel on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 AT 1 P.M. HOLSTEIN COWS:32 Holstein cows of which 8 are just fresh or close springers, balance in HUTTON BELGRAVE - Two year old carefully custom built 3 bedroom raised bungalow, L shaped living -dining room, step saver kitchen with dishwasher, main floor bathroom. Laundry room with tubs on lower level as well as partially completed' recrea- tion room and second bofhroom. Lot ie 86 x 186'. LoW asking' price of $41,600. . dfMk WINGHAM - Two storey three bedroom brick house centrally locoied just over a block from downtown. House is in excellent condition throughout and so designed as to be easily duplexed. Lot is spacious and price is reasonable. BELGRAVE - Storey and a half brick house on a lot with mature trees. Two bedrooms up and one down, living room, dining room, and good 4 pc. bath, full basement and garage. Priced at only $24,900. , WINGHAM - New stone and redwood 3 bedroom house on a landscaped lot overlooking park and river. Large living room with sand sculptured fireplace •having return flue heat deflec- tion and sunken conversation pit. Built in vacuum, electronic; air filtration, intercom, remote 'control wiring on central panel system. MORRIS TWP. - 50 acres without buildings. On the property is a small bush and creek. Workable Ignd is presently in corn. Would make a good place to build and asking price is only $26,500. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD,'' Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 i The Man To See Is m`-INTEE R.ALTOR DUPLEX -conveniently located two blocks from downtown Wing - ham has three bedrooms in each unit and has been completely renovated and ultra modernized with new roof and trim, two new furnaces and chimney, and many more features. An attractive property on a 99 x 132 lot worth inspecting! ! COUNTRY ABODE - $25,500 and ' on a half•acre yet! This modernized dwelling has three bedrooms plus a den, living room and large kitchen with new roof, furnace, wiring and plumbing. Also 30 x 44 insulated shed, large gard"en and abun- dant maple trees. A MUST \TO SEE! BUILDING LOTS are becoming exceedingly harder to find. Well, we have two good size lots in Wroxeter for $4950. each in a choice location. If nothing else, a grand INVESTMENT! $55,000. FOR 100 ACRES. That's right! The four bedroom home needs improvement but there's a new furnace, wiring and com- pletely redone living room. Barn 58 x 54 set up. for beef, 60 acres workable and another 20 in hardwood bush. An easy access location In Kinloss Township. GLORIOUS 40 ACRES nearly all tillable except for a secluded corner chock full of trees and an eye catching, forever flowing, deep creek (fell of fish). Close to paved county road. Wroxeter area. e, C 41,1,0C Coast to Coast Real Estate Service Contact: OFFICE 3$7-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 various stages , of la,C,tation; 1 yearling Registered heifer; 2 year old Registered Holstein breeder bull; 7 Holstein calves up to 6 months old. Cattle blood tested and pregnancy checked prior to the sale. MACHINERY: MF 1080 Tractor, 2800hrs., fully equipped with cab, heater, 'radio and dual hydrau- lics ; MF 65 Industrial tractor and front loader, Ford 5 furrow 14" bottom, semi -mount trip beam plow, 3 furrow 14" bottom 3 hp plow, 2 hay racks and wagons, 2 gravity boxes, 3 forage boxes, triple K 15 ft. cultivator with wings, MF 8 ,ft. 3 ph. disc, Cockshutt 15 run seed drill, John Deere 2 row corn planter, trail type; 5 ft. chopper, John Deere 14T baler with thrower, 2 pipe type 20 ft. bale elevators with motors, New Holland 477 Hay - bine, like new; Farmatic Mix Mill, grain auger, George White spreader, 3 ph, PTO cement mixer; 7 ft. Allied Snow Blower, steel I Beam anvil, 3 ton dump truck as is, Model 54 Fox Forage Harvestor, single row corn head and hay pickup, four 6 ft. long feeders, set Diamond harrows, chain saw, 3 PH swath turner, post hole digger, dozen cedar posts, cattle oiler and other articles, pile scrap iron. BULLDOZER: D4 Catapillar Bulldozer with 8 ft. blade and 8 ft. root rake. FEED: 35 acres of standing corn to sell by the acre; approximate- ly 20 ton mixed grain; 1,000 bales straw, 3,000 bales hay. MILKING EQUIPMENT: 44 can bulk tank Stienhorst, 6 Surge Milkers, 1 De Laval milkers, Stainless steel sink, Stainless steel pails and strainers, Arnold Nasco cow calendar, 2 Surge vacuum pumps, complete Surge dumping station with 10 feet of hose. TERMS — CASH DAY OF SALE Owner or auctioneer not respon- sible for accidents day of sale Any announcements or correc- tions given verbally day of sale PROP., ALBERT WHITING Ethe1,887-9437 CARSON'S AUCTION SERVICE Auctioneer DAVID CARSON RR 3, Listowel, 291-2049 AUCTION SALE OF Household effects and antique dishes will be held for - JOHN .COURT - 1 mile ., north of. Kincardine Hospital on Queen St. N., on SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 AT 10:30 A.M. PARTIAL LIST INCLUDED: back -to -wall cupboard; deacon's bench; 8 hp garden tractor with mower and snow blower; 2 beds with brass trim; love seat; Lutz vase; Gone with the wind lamp; Canadian pressed glass; shag glass; carnival glass; many other pieces of antique glass and dishes; also a 1968 Chev. '/z ton truck and 1971 Chrysler cat, (both as is); and many more collectors items. TERMS— CASH DAY OF SALE ON HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS Lunch booth on grounds OWNERS JOHN COURT AND DAVID McLEAN CLERK LLOYD McNALL AUCTIONEERS GRAND McDONALD Ripley 395-5353 WALLACE BALLAGH Teeswater 392-6170 AUCTION SALE Of household effects and antiques will be held for thesstate of the LATE MRS. MARGARET MacKENZIE StaufferSt., Lucknow, THURDAY, SEPT. 15, AT 1 P.M. Also offered at the same sale, some household effects for HAROLD GREER AUCTION SALE Of household effects and antique dishes will be held for JOHN,COURT 1 mile north of Kincardine Hospital on Queen St.. Kincardine on SATURDA' , SEPT. 17 AT 10:30 A.M. AUCTION SALE Of logging, lumbering and office equipment will be held at the SAWMILL IN TEESWATER FOR BORDEN LITT ON THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 STARTING AT 10:30 A.M. AUCTION SALE Of livestock, machinery and some household effects will be held for ED. GREEN Lot 31, Con. 10, Culross Twp., on THURSDAY, SEPT. 29 STARTING AT 12:30 P.M. AUCTIONEERS WALLACE BALLAGH AND GRAND McDONALD The Arthritis Society's goal is a total answer to the arthritis prob- lem — both prevention and cure, AUCTIUNSAIIrE. WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE 20 Water StreCtM: f Wlinghani, Ontario' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 AT 11 A.K. Modern and vintage ftunishings and antiques including kitchen utensils; sealers, moderti bed- room suite; night tables; 2 ward- robes; recliner; arm chairs;: odd chairs; rockers; pair' Victorian parlor chairs; 2 bar chairs; 2 sofa beds; chesterfield and .chair.; wooden ,filing cabinet; 2 pc desk; dressers; bureau; 4,poster bed; treadle sewing machine; modern dining room suite; oak table and 6 chairs; wooden washing ma- chine; wooden churn; cook stove; luggage; carpets; small amber hanging lamp; coal oil lamps.; jugs; books; records; carnival glass , pieces; pickle cruet; Cut glass and ,pressed glass; satin glass Mushroom lamp; 8 pc. cobalt blue liqueur set; string of sleigh bells; 2 wash bowls and pitchers; small butter nrass • butter bowl; paintings pictures; frames; mirrors; baby stroller (like new) ; bassinet; and numerous articles of interest. AUCTIONEER JACK ALEXANDER Preview Friday. 2:00 to 5:00 p.m and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Saturday from 10 o'clock. Phone 357-1011 for information 0-0-0 The Wingham Auction Centre provides a complete and profes- sionat, auction service by con- signments and households. Sales handled at our auction building or location of your choice. AUCTION SALE Of logging, lumbering and office equipment will be held for BORDEN LITT AT THE SAW MILL IN TEESWATER, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 AT 10:30 A.M. LOGGING EQUIPMENT:Bars; Axes; Cant hooks; pee,vees; log tongs; aluminum and steel wedges; log binders and chains; crosscut saws; block and tackle for cable; bull hooks; cable; pike poles; pike pole spikes; steel log bunks and stakes; skids. LUMBERING EQUIPMENT: Lumber rules and - Lumbe books; used saws; circular saws files: 3/4" black and Decker elec tric drill; emery stones; picka roons; saw gummer; belting}an belt laces; large,assortme o tools, sockets and wrenche; sets of wagon sills 4" x 8"4 16 (basswood); 1"rand 2" oak, vari ous lengths; assortment o walnut lumber, various length and thickness; snowmobile an trailer; 3 wagons; oil drum; of pumps; 40 ft. extension ladder 150 gal. oil tank; used roofing steel: large quantity of 2 sizes o railroad track; cedar posts; large quantity scrap iron; bavi pot and bavit; 6" bench vice; Decking chain; bench saw; banding sealer; lumber strap- per; tensioner; chain block an tackle; sledge; 16" planer. 1974 Ford F600 truck, 330 HD V8 with steel platform and telescope hoist, approx. 13,500 miles. Cockshutt 30 tractor. OFFICE EQUIPMENT: Wooden filing cabinet; drop leaf table; chairs; oak Coombs office desk and swivel chair; Dominion - office safe; electric heater; couch; pop cooler. Many more items too numerous to mention. TERMS -- CASH DAY OF SALE Lunch Booth Owner and auctioneers not re- sponsible for accidents in any way connected with the sale OWNER BORDEN LITT AUCTIONEERS ' WALLACE BALLAGH Teeswater 392-6170 GRANT McDONALD Ripley 395-5353 r d 4= f s d 1 f t d Two hundred and thirty-three companies reported expansions in 1976 to the Ontario Ministry of Industry and Tourism. Total new space amounted to 5.8 million square feet involving $40'9.6 million capital expenditure and adding 6,428 employees. Robertson Mortgage Brokerage 1st, 2nd& 3rd Mortgages 24-hour prompt service for. re -financing, home irt rove- monts; new cors or trucks. Low rates for residential, in• dustrial, commercial proper- ty. Arrangements made in the privacy of your home or office. Also we have money for down payments. Robertson Mortgage Brokerage Call Waterloo 519-886-0684- [Nights] 744-7336 [Days] V 111111 II81111111111111111111111001111111118018111811pI8i111'11100111001I10I III111011110101111188811.M oming Evenfs _1 i111111111pU111111111111�1unii111miniIIlI1tIIlI111111nimi111111U81111111immi1111IIIItiIIIII11118111a BINGO • Howick Lions' Bingo will. be held,,. on Friday, September 16th. at 8:30 p.m. in Wroxeter Com- munity Hall. Admission $1.00. 12 Regular games for $10.00; 2 Share the Wealth; one. $25.00 Special; Jackpot $95.00 on 58 calls; Purple Ball $10.00; Door and Consolation Prizes. BROWNIES Registration for ages 7 to 10, Sept. 19 at 4:00 p.m. in Anglican Church, Wingham. Fee $4. Par- ent please accompany Brownie. LUCKNOW FALL. FAIR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SEPTEMBER f6 and 17 FRIDAY NIGHT Arena open to view inside exhibits; local entertainment; H. Gordon Green, author and broad- caster, will speak at 9 p.m. SATURDAY AFTERNOON Parade at 1 p.m. led' by Lucknow Concert and Brussels Pipe Band; floats. decorated cars. trikes bikes, horses; Miss Dominion o! Canada and contestants in the Miss Midwestern Ontario Beauty Contest will ride in,.the parade; midway, baby show, 4-H show, entertainment, rodeo events. SATURDAY NIGHT Variety program in arena at 8:30 p.m. by Leahy Family of Lake - field and Brad Hanlley, Ventrilo- quist. Judging of Miss Mid- western Ontario at 10 p.m. with winner crowned by Miss Domin- ion of Canada. NASHVILLE Thanksgiving weekend. Via de- luxe motorcoach. Departing Fri- day evening, October 7. Reserve your seat, now. Call Holiday World, 357-2701. RECEPTION Will be held for -Keith and Barb Black (nee Moore) on Saturday, Sept. 17 in Women's Institute Hall in Belgrave. Music by the Country Starlites. Everyone wel- come. Ladies please bring lunch. HURON COUNTY HEALTH The. Huron County Health Unit invites you to attend the Child Health Clinic, Health. Unit office, Wingham Hospital on Wednes- day, September 21 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for: 1. Health Surveillance 2, Anaemia Screening 3. Immunization ° 4. Hearing Screening 5. Fluoride brushing of chil- dren's teeth to prevent cavities fdr ages 3 to 5 years 6. Virion Screening TURKEY SUPPER Wingham. United Church turkey supper, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 5:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Adults $3.50; public school $1.50; pre-school children free. INSTITUTE MEETING The Wingham Branch of the WI are having their monthly meeting Sept. 22, at 2:30 p.m. in the council chambers. The meeting is on Resohitions. Program con- veners: Mrs. Robert Powell, Mrs. Roy Barrett, Mrs. 'Perry Pennington. Roll Call: Something that bothers me at a public meeting. Motto: Use and misuse of floride drinking water. Guests • 4-H girls. Hostesses: Mrs. Roy Elarrett, Mrs. A. W. Clark,• Mrs. DanStuckey, Mrs. C. Wade. PLOWING MATCH TRIP Visit the 1977 Plowing Match, Sept. 31: near Kingston Ont October 3 is the final Parry Sound Boat Cruise of this year, see • it amidst the radiant colors of fall, via Nicholson Bus Lines deluxe highway coach. Phone 357-3014 or 357-3011. EUCHRE PARTY On Tuesday evening, Sept. 20 at 8 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Wingham' Town Hall. ° Lunch served. Sponsored by the Wing - ham and District Association for the Mentally. Retarded. AUXILIARY MEETING The Auxiliary to the. Wingham and District Hospital will meet Monday, Sept. 19, at 2 p.m. in the conference room in the hospital. Everyone welcome. RUMMAGE SALE The Auxiliary to the Wingharh and District Hospital will hold a rumknage sale on Friday. Oct. 21 in the Wingham Armouries. RECEPTION An open reception will be held for Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bushell (Barbara Stapleton) on Satur- day, Sept. 17 at the Ripley Complex. Music by Lorne Mann. Dancing from 9 to 1. Ladies please bring lunch. 7-14 ANNIVERSARY Bluevale United Church will celebrate its anniversary at a special service on Sunday, Sept. 18, 11 a.m. Speaker will be Rev. Ronald Pierce of the , United Church, Walkerton. Everyone welcome. 7-14 y ;i)ART LEAGUE Wingham 180 dart league is forming their teams for the 77-78 season. Anyone wishing to enter a team or interested in playing, please leave their names at the Legion. A general organizational meeting will be held at Branch 180, Royal Canadian Legion on Thursday, Sept. 22, 1977 at 8 p.m. All interested men are invited to attend. 14-21 BALLET CLASSES Kyrchian Sweeney School, For- mosa is registering students for ballet classes starting September 17. Please call 881.0104 or 528-2173 evenings. PEANUT SALE Wingham Lions Club annual peanut sale will be held on Tues- day, Sept., 27 with all proceeds from this project for Wingham Arena Fund. Also, will be collect- ing used eyeglasses. More in- formation will follow at a later date. 7-14 Area students receive awards A Lucknow youth and former student of F. E. Madill Secondary School, Wingham, Stan Loree, is one of .four area students named winners of Rene Descartes Foundation scholarships for 1977 at the University of Waterloo. These scholarships are awarded each year to freshmen mathem- atics students entering univer- sity. They are named after the French philosopher and math- ematician of the 17th century. Stan receives a $200 scholar- ship awarded for the first year of his studies. Joan Coulter of Gederich, a student at Goderich District Collegiate Institute, and Barry Shantz of RR 2, Walkerton, a student at Walkerton District Secondary School. are recipients of scholaitships valued at $2,400, • divided into a $600 first year scholarship and a $600 fellowship in each subsequent year. Another Walkerton student, Glenn Ander- son of the Bruce County town, receives a $600 scholarship for his first year of studies. STANLEY LOREE REAL ESTATE ESTATE • TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP MI Two bedroom, mobile a home with thirty foot sun deck, coloured ap- • pliances and four piece • both, situated on o'leas- • ed lot. 111 IN • Five acres in White- ▪ church, estate like pro ▪ perty, for you to build a ▪ home of your choice on. Mi OFFICE ■ 357-3840 ■ W. Adamson 528.2113 w C. Sutcliffe 392-6969 S. Goldrlch 357-1328 11a.N■ aamiuii* ACREAGE 100 acres in Turnberry Township, approxi- mately 85 workable, balance mixed bush. Six acres in East Wawa - nosh Township, several building sites, backed by Maitland River. • • 11 • • • • 11 11 AV • • 11 111 • 1® 111 • • 11 ®a. gm me 111 MI uxYt.�»A�1-.m.v •:qr' J The Winghain Advalace-Times, Rept rnber 14, 19'1, " FOR SALE E,4-ELL1OTT BROKER WINGHAM "FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW" t rf'NAM rackotedWlillf by! ries -- trees, this'efeeaut, brick ,home off•t.ifh. best 1!!t. modern living. 'F+otis r chide extra Idrge t u . car garage, large cItchen separate living ,arid. dining rooms, garburator, central vacuum, fireplace and e' f am; ily roorn. Located in ,one of Wingham's newest subdivis. ions, there's aver 3000 -square feet ofbroadloomed luxury. TURNBERRY FARM 100 acres of the best land yaull find anywhere., Three . bedroom, two storey home with forced air oil heating and hardwood floors. Born 100' x 60': Straw barn 44' x 66'. New 2700 • bushel steel grainary and a Patz stable cleaner. Don't dela. •. WROXETERt Quality everywhere in, this delightfully spacious four bedroom brick home. Country size kitchen, separate living and dining room, bay windows and attached garage. 66' x 165' well. groomed lot. A must to see. HARDWARE BUSINESS Located in a thriving community with a main street location.; This solid stone building is home for a Targe retail business. The modern apartment above includes two bedrooms, 'kitchen, large living room, 11/2 baths and a fireplace. MOBILE HOME Enjoy this two bedroom, 12' x 55' Northlander mobile home. Features include a four piece bath, oil heat and therm pane patio doors. Stove and refrigerator included in this one low price. - • Call us today: - Office.................. • 357-1590 LA. Elliott..,,.o,,,;Oe .............. 357-1555 Tom Miller.* ...e....e... ,.00,'343-2832 KEITH FITZSIMM • NS BROKER R E A L E S TAT E 176 DIAGONALM, ONTARIO 357 �1�7 WINiaHAM, ONTARIO. • TWO STOREY BRICK HOME • Located close to downtown, newly renovated throughout, modern kitchen, separate dining room, living room, family room and den all on the main floor. Four bedrooms upstairs plus a 4 pc. bath. This attractive home is being offered for the low price of only $49,500. LARGE BRICK HOME Ideal location. This attractive home consists of 3 baths, utility room, large living room, dining room, etc. Natural stone fireplace, hot water heating, antique woodwork. Small barn or workshop with hydro is also in good condition. Priced 'low for quick sale. BRICK HOME Located at the outskirts of a small village on a full one acre treed lot, only a short walk to a convenience store. Very tastefully decorated with homey colonial decor. Modern kitchen, living room, 2 baths, large family room. Must be seen to be appreciated. Price $46,000. BELGRAVE HOME 3 bedroom - home. New kitchen and dining area, newly • renovated living room and 3 pc. bath. Central oil heating system. New roof and insulation. Village taxes are low and the purchase price is only $24,900. 100 ACRE FARM 70 acres of tillable crop Bond is presently producing excellent corn. Active springs provide potential for further development and are also a natural water supply for pasturing purposes. A 40 x 60 ft: barn and32 x 20 ft. shed are included at the price of $59,900. An existing Farm Credit mortgage is in effect. Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Shuter Street, Wingham, Phone 357-2594 CLAYTON G. HOGG LIMITED Real Estate Broker Wingham Next to the Post Office -FORSALE- EXECUTIVE HOME IN WINGHAM, 2 years old with 2100 sq. ft. of broadloomed living space including kitchen, dining room, living room with fireplace, family room, laundry room, inter-com, central vacuum system, dishwasher; central air conditioning, 4 bedrooms, ,attached garage with electronic door opener, large cedar deck and lots of extras. TWO STOREY BRICK HOME IN WINGHAM, kitchen, living room, dining room, sun porch, 3 bedrooms, bathroom up and down. This ideal family home close to schools and Main Street on extra large treed lot. FOUR BEDROOM, ONE STOREY HOME located on % acre lot in Bluevale. Large kitchen, living room, sun room, 4 pc. bathroom with vanity, paved drive, garage and small barn. City living in the country. This home is in very good repair and is being offered at a very realistic price. THREE HOMES IN TEESWATER. Single 2 bedroom home and two triplexes. These dwellings have just been listed and offer good investment. Contact us for further information. *r*tra* MOBILE HOME, partially furnished with extra utility building on fully serviced lot 66' x 132' in Gorrie. This home in good condition w th broadloom and other extras. Ideal for young or retired coup e. Reduced in price. MOBILE HOME, 12' x 60' with expando in excellent condition with broadloom, partially furnished, skirting, steps and cedar deck. Must be moved. This home is low priced and offers value plus. ****** 47'/2 ACRE FARM, one mile from Brussels on paved road with 35 acres workable, remainder in mixed bush. Barn 40' x 60', good fences, apple and cherry trees. Three bedroom house, newly renovated inside with new heavy duty wiring, drilled well on pressure to house and barn. First time offered. WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335-3391