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Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-02-27, Page 9I' L ix '.i P /. li G 70,70:VjAVAWAVIIIMMIN47471111M1 11 KIM •%61.® YOUNG REALTY LTD.; PH. 685-5321 AUTO BODY SHOP with good volume, excellent build- ing and location with room to expand. Make that move to work on your own. GAS STATION with location for coffee shop or variety store. This location has a lot of potential. Listed at only $45,000. HOTEL WITH LOUNGE, dining room and banquet room. A property priced to be token over and expanded. Ideal for hard working couple. THREE INCOME UNITS priced at $24,000, $4,000 down. This place could earn a good income. Coll- for details. READY MIX concrete operation equipment, residence. A major business opportunity. UNISEX HAIR SHOP in London. A unique opportunity. TWO INDUSTRIAL properties with buildings. Both pro- perties priced under $50,000. List your commercial, industrial or investment properties with us for professional, personalized service. David Christie, London 685.5321 Brucefield 482.7295 REAL. ESTAT AND INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. WINGHAM For the best in your life in this brick home. 5 bed- rooms, 2 full baths and kit- chen. Furniture arrange- ment is easy in•these large rooms living room, dining •S..f? a qnd ktfrAly fQQr with .._ a fieldstone fireplace. An attached single car garage with o cement driveway completes this attractive offering. HOUSE Out HOME... WINGHAM Situated on a double lot and nestled among many mature trees is this fine .home. Four bedrooms, kitchen, living room, dining room and family room with fireplace. Much attention hos been given this home and a 1014% mort- gage can be assumed. WINGHAM Splendid three bedroom, one storey home. This econo- mical home offers kitchen -dinette, den, living room with. a fireplace and a cozy family room. The Targe bay window looks out onto a better neighbourhood. Visitors will love it, so will you. HOWICK TOWNSHIP 100 acre highway farm with 80 acres workable. Capacity for 3500 fat pigs .yearly. Three larger newer barns, ougered feeding system, liquid flush manure system with capacity for 1,572,000 gallons, two large granaries and much more. Two storey double brick home with 5 bedrooms. Call us for ail the details. TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP 47.5 acres of highly productive corn land. 45 acres work- able. No buildings. WANTED Dairy form with 100 acres workable. Priced up to $175,000. Cottle and, quota not necessary but can be negotiated. 327 Josephine St. Wingham, Ontario 357-1414 sot ;state ale 4 ' Sunny Okan- ,000. Custom bly priced. e ci`lB-4196. Le Conus, �, i Limited, '. J3ox 056,0!T,BC.VOH1TO 3 bedroom, doui- ble- g odular home in "jxates. Fully car- ively decorated, opal and laundry e river lot, ex - 3. and canpeing. unmewasue Session- Owner moving 1)iut-elt town. Phone Merlorle t 357-1500. 27-5-12 ONE bedroom self-contained apartment centrally located in Wingham. Available imme- diately, fridge and stove Sup- plied, parking, no pets, tenant pays utilities. Phone 392-6982. 9 rrb TWO bedroom, one storey house in Wingham. Available immediately. References. Phone 335-3391. 20-27 IN BELGRAVE new two bed- room apartment with all ap- pliances. Phone 357-2939. 6 rrb ONE BEDROOM apartment in°Wingham newly renovated. Phone 392-6658 after 5 p.m. 13 rrb MODERN farm house in Turnberry Township. Phone 335-6251. 27-5 ONE modern a, self-contained apartment Wingham, immediate posses- sion, reasonable rent. Phone. 524-6613 after 5 p.m. 27-5 TWO p�yBEDR6>M spacious apartment, fridge, stove, heat. Phone 357-1418. 27-5 APARTMENT, including re- frigerator and stove, located on Josephine St. Phone 357- 1851 before 6 p.m. 13 rrb TWO bedroom .apartments in Teeswater and Lucknow. Phone 528-3234. 13 rrb For Sale or Rent OFFICE UNIT 10' x 33'. New and used modular homes for sale. Morgan's Mobile Homes, Clinton 482-7066. 27 -Mar 26 Wanted To Buy 10-50 ACRES bushland, in Morris or Turnberry Town- ship. Phone 357-1852 or 357- 2456 27-5-11. Wanted To Rent HOUSE in Wingham-Bluevale area with 3 to 4 bedrooms - Apply to Box -2133, c -o The Wingham Advance -Times, Wingham, Ont. NOG 2W0 20-27 The Man To Sells irisINTEE SHUTER STREET BUNGALOW with carport, three bed- rooms, fully broadloomed except for Hanover kitchen', finished king-size rec. room, generous 76 x 132 lot and only $49,900. INVITING HIGHWAY HOME near Wingham. Well insul- stew, it includes three bedrooms and finished family room. Large, lot with fruit and vegetable garden. Ask- ing $31,500. COZY, COZY a three bedroom home for newlyweds with updated kitchen, large dining area, panelled and stuccoed living room. This is a mortgage sale - a bar- gain to be hod! $24,500. LOOKING FOR A NEW HOUSE? - This delightful, new, three bedroom bungalow in town but with open country view could be your dream home. Beautifully carpeted throughout with fireplace and walk -out to sun deck. Vendor will consider all offers. QUALITY ELEGANCE, PRESTIGE - Certainly NOT an inex- pensive home. This fascinating four bedroom side split has unimaginable beauty: a kitchen with Jennair bar- becue range, dishwasher, Formica injure -proof cup- boards, centre -island work area, Romanesque arched re- claimed red brick feature wall in dining room, vestibule with glazed quarry tile floor, mica -quartzite full wall fire- place in family room, and we could on and on and on. Seen by appointment only. RECENTLY REDUCED BY $6,500. SUPERIOR 13 ACRES - at Cranbroak with two bedroom brick bungalow (built 1963), hobby barn 46 x 44, all clear acres adjacent to a lovely shaded expanse of the Mait- land River. Truly scenic and just what you've been searching for. Asking $64,900. 4pc. Contact. OFFICE 357.1344 Coast to Coast STAN CHADWICK 387.2497 C MARGARET DAY 357-2196 Real Estate Ser%'ice , JOHN PHILLION357.3896 ANNOUNCEMEN Don Hamilton Real Estate and Insurance Ltd. Don Hamilton, President, is pleased to announce the opening of a New Office in Wingham, across from the Wingham Advance -Times at 187 Jose- phine St. John Brent Manager Office TeI a '357-3403 Combining 24 years of active experience in aII types of Real Estate, with � thorough know- ledge of market trends, qualify- ing them to expertly serve you whether buying or selling.. Office Tel: 357-3403 Clarence Sutsliff. Representative Hones - Fanns Conmnewial ® Industrial ® Lots Acreage "(We cSal[ 7 as Onsi.tm Evetyt%ilny On fit,` fde RETIRING?;Developing new adult Comint ty; Five Sea- SonsEsta ' =beautiful treed %t$ Mini ;! ;size 100' x 100', Z .miles ttayfield. Mor- gan's Mobile „Homes, Clinton +!82.7068' 27 -Mar 26 ELEGANT;;;,t?lder home in. Wiagham..'Fondly living on a large treed lot. Price will sur- prise you. Phone 357-1663 after 7 p.m. ' A, 20-27 300'ACRE Blest and hog farm located ut Culross Township near Teeter For partic- ulars call'`TSwater 392-6659 or 392-6415';. 20-27-5 TWO-YEAR-OLD house on 1 acre of land Within 2 miles of Wingham, bedrooms, large kitchen anOiving room, 3 piece berth, i full basement, wood and oii•;combinationfur- nace well. Phone �. hone 357-1715 Or 11 � 50. 20-27 Drainage debenture increase;: •' Agriculture and ' FOLIO Minister Lorne ,C.. Henderson has announced thatadditional funds are being made avail- able for drainage grants to cover the backlog of projects which have been completed and inspected, but for which no funds were previously available. The additional money will apply only to the March 1980 tile drainage debentures. To qualify, municipalities must have their completed .deben- ture, dated March1,'1980, in the ministry offices in Toronto by February 29, 1980. Loans. to individuals from this increased funding must not exceed 75 per cent of- the cost of the project. In addition, there is a limit of $20,000 to any one individual. Funding is available, however, for the entire backlog of completed and inspected projects. Mr. Henderson urged muni- cipalities to make every effort to get their documentation into the ministryin time, to take advantage of this extra money. He stressed the bin - Pot luck On Sunday, Feb. 17, a pot luck supper was held in the Valentine decorated hall of Sacred Heart Church in Wingham. The Manichanh family of Brussels were the guests of honor at the supper, jointly convened by the parish council and Catholic Women's League of Sacred Heart Several families attended to welcome the refugee family into the parish community and a delicious variety of pot luck dishes was enjoyed by everyone. • portapce of the 4rainaBle to tncrees d y ierda end Icy-. gratulated Ontarlofarmere or, their enthusiastic response .to the drainage program. DIED FISHIER—Passed' away at Seaforth Community Hospital on Sunday, February 24, Mrs. Adella (Bammie) Fisher, in 'her 107th year. She was one of Canada's oldeat residents and had been a reeiident of Seaforth Manor Nursing Home before her con- finement in hospital. Bern in. Germany on March 17, 1873, she moved to Dashwood in 1908 with her husband Gottleib who died in 1922. She is survived by . five children, Edna Weber of Dashwood, Gertrude Musser of London, Clarence (Jack) of Winghamn, Louis of Oshawa and Albert, Regina. There are 21 grandchildren, 42 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. SWAN—Passed away at Maple Manor Nursing Home, Tillsonburg,. on Friday, February 22, Mrs. Bessie Caroline (Priddle) Swan, formerly of Norwich,_ in her 86th year. She was the mother of Rev. John Swan of Wingham. Funeral and committal service was held. Monday morning at the Arn and Son Funeral Residence, Norwich, with Rev? Herb Herring officiating. Spring interment will take place in Norwich Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Trinity Anglican Church, Norwich. Fwd .bank executive, iac Allan dies. in Florida Charles Richard Malcolm Allan of Wroxeter, retired as' an executive with the Bank of Montreal, died in ,St. Peter- sburg, Florida, on February 19 after a brief illness. He ways 75 years old. Mr. Allan . spent 46 years with the Bank of Montreal and the Molson's Bank where he started his banking Career in Teeswater. He retired in 1968 from ---his last position as president, Bank of Montreal (California) in San Francisco. Previously, from 1950 to 1960, Mr. Allan was manager at two senior branches of the bank in Montreal, University and St. Catherines and St. Peter and St. James, the latter having been the head office of the Molson's Bank until it was absorbed by the Bank of Montreal. During his long career, he held appointments at bank brenchesin Alvinston, Tillsonburg, London, Gananoque, Windsor and Toronto. He was born in the village of Wroxeter on August 3, 1904, the son of George and Margaret Allan, and the grandson of Nathaniel Allan, one of the first settlers in the village. He had one sister, Mrs, Janet Macfarland of Winnipeg, and a brother, the late Dr. Frank Allan of Boston. Mrs. S. Moore funeral today Funeral service was held today (Wednesday) at two o'clock at the Currie -Walker. Funeral Home for Mrs. Sidney Moore of RR 3, Wingham. Rev. K. Barry Passmore officiated at the funeral and committal service and in- terment followed in Wingham Cemetery. Mrs. Moore passed away Friday, February 22, in Maitland Manor Nursing Horne, Goderlch. The former Helen Alien Cronyn, she was born in Kincardine en April 23, 1920, a 'daughter of the late .Jim Cronyn and Gladys Siemer. She was predeceased by her husband in 1975. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs, Henry (Marie) Biom of Whitechurch and Mrs. Dave (Gladys) Russell, Walkerton; and four grandchildren. Mrs. Moore was pr®deceased by curd brothers and mat sister. In 1930, he married Sara, Gallagher of Teeswater. Besides his wife, he leaves two sons, George of Sarnia and Richard, Toronto; and four grandchildren. He was a member of Wroxeter United Church and a 50 -year Mason. He was a member of the Kiwanis Club of San Francisco .rand the St. James Club of Montreal. An ardent horseman, Mr. Allan had a lifelong interest in farming. Friends paid their respects at the Currie -Walker Funeral Home, Wingham, until Saturday at two o'clock when Rev. J. E. Fellows conducted funeral service. Final resting place will be Wroxeter Ceme- Mrs. H. Otto dies in hosp. Passed away Tuesday, February 19, at the Wingham and District Hospital, Mrs. Henry Otto of RR 5, Wingham in her 44th year. Mrs. Otto was the former Dorothea Schaaf and was born in Dreihausen, West Ger- many, on January 28, ,1937. She is survived by,', her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bal- thasar Schaaf; her husband, Henry; two daughters, Kathhrina ang1Elizabeth,, both at home; and one sister in Germany. She was pre- deceased by one brother, Henry Schaaf, in 1975. Complete funeral and committal service was held Thursday, February 21, at two o'clock at the Currie -Walker Funeral Home. Don Vair officiated and was assisted by Rev. A. L. Wedman, • Mrs. Otto's final resting place will be Brandon Cemetery, Beigrave. tery. Pallbearers were Hugh Harris,• Ron McMichael, Gordon Kaster, Garry Chambers, Art "Gibson and Brian McBurney. Honorary pallbearers were Harold Bell, Gordon Gibson, Harvey McMichael, Les Douglas and Alex Petrie. Floral tributes" were carried by Hugh Jarvis and Gary Bell. REAL ESTATE LTD. Phon. 452-9371 Clinton MORRIS TWP. - 150 acres, 100 workable. Frame home and barn. Priced reasonable. ,MORRIS TWP. - 85 ocres, 40 workable, balance mixed bush. BRUSSELS 6. room stucco home on Mill St. Forced air oil heat. EAST WAWANOSH THP. - 50 acres, good frame home, 2 'barns. 35 acres workable. Priced reason- able. MORRIS TWP, - 2 miles from Blyth on '/2 acre lot, 7 roombrick home in like new condition. Heated workshop. MORRIS TWP. - 1 acre on paved road, 7 room mod- ern bungalow, surrounded by maples. 8 miles from Wingham. MORRIS TWP. - 2 acres with frame home, large bare. Reasonably priced. WANTED - form listings. FOOD FOR THOUGHT - Patience is the ability to put up with people you'd like to put down. •REAL E=� 176 D1A OVL AROAD WPNGA ". ONTARIO O 'H LOVELY 2 STOREY HOME............. Brick home in beautiful restored condlfion, living room with fireplace; family room, spacious lobi lilmoo 'l.l ki`td en, new large 4 pc. bath, three bedrooms, Longa unfin fahed'ream adjacent to attached gtirag .owner transferred.. Priced.. well below replacem.nt OitS. • ATTRACTIVE HOME Brick home in excellent :condition, new dfiorG through p out, -Kitchen with 'dining area, ,separate diflln'g cholic',; Living room, two baths, four�bedrooms`all with CIoIrts. Updated hydro, plumbing; heating and insula ii'i 't tib icily% io sell. Call for appointment. - • RIVER VIEW - Immaculate 1 storey 3 bedroom bungalow bulit in 1974 on a large lot on the outskirts of Wingham. Tastefully deo;` ' orated throughout. Full basement finished into.4,}h bed. room and hobby shop. Detached garage. • Water Supply from drilled well. Full price only $40,000. ECONOMICAL MODERN LIVING Hames located West of Wingham in a fully serviced,com plLex. Brand new condition, three to choose from, double or single, very comfortable modern homes competitive- ly priced at $12,500 and up. Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Sante* Street, Wingham, Phone 574 Xse. 11■alis BIM ®no•inNoimIiNnom innoowEl I• in inIll•tNiBEmoi®I®NI1111 OM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BLV gni BRICK BEAUTY - 'three bedroom home in excellent condition, Targe living room, din- ing room, sharp kitchen, plus a summer kitchen, two baths, Carpeting throughout Large wall landscaped L1ot,. DON'T MILS THIS ONE, CALL TODAY! Si Simmons 235-0541 or 235-0526. TIM MacFARLANE REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR London Lucan Exeter 1 1 1 1 1 1 mm rs ®r .wen sus sse mm swe MIR W sN sus AIM m® err MI eAsr ME ®11N ins of il®Mlll Mal mill ill! 1MiB fr. HUTTON BELGRAVE • Distinctively designed custom built solid brick bungalow just over 14 yrs. old. Entrance hall leads to 12' x 15' broadloomed living room and separate dining. room. Bright kitchen with room for breakfast nook. House is in move -in condition. Other features are at- tached garage, large landscaped lot and situation - only one block from store and Post Office. WINGHAM - A new home for $40,000? We hove one for much less than that figure - 3 bedrooms and living room have quality broadloom, good kitchen and electric heat throughout, featuring new home comfort so make the move while the price lasts. WINGHAM - Two bedroom bungalow only one block from downtown. Home is aluminum sided, on a good sized lot with driveway and attached garage. 'Has living room, dining room, kitchen and 3 piece bath. For a retire- ment home do not ppss this one. WINGHAM - Completely restyled 11/2 storey home. Broadloomed living room, with new fireplace. Other renovations 'include new kitchen, new 4 pc. both, new windows, new abitibi siding, and is situated on a large treed lot. •asoe WINGHAM • Large lot 102' x 132' in a good residential area, priced to sell. 100 ACRES - on paved rood north of Belmore, 95 acres workable, 3 acres maple bush. Two storey brick house has been restyled and insulated - combination oil -wood furnace. Barn 72 x 108, silo and implement shed. Ask- ing $135,000. Try your offer. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing - LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 Xse. 11■alis BIM ®no•inNoimIiNnom innoowEl I• in inIll•tNiBEmoi®I®NI1111 OM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BLV gni BRICK BEAUTY - 'three bedroom home in excellent condition, Targe living room, din- ing room, sharp kitchen, plus a summer kitchen, two baths, Carpeting throughout Large wall landscaped L1ot,. DON'T MILS THIS ONE, CALL TODAY! Si Simmons 235-0541 or 235-0526. TIM MacFARLANE REAL ESTATE LIMITED REALTOR London Lucan Exeter 1 1 1 1 1 1 mm rs ®r .wen sus sse mm swe MIR W sN sus AIM m® err MI eAsr ME ®11N ins of il®Mlll Mal mill ill! 1MiB fr.