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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-10-01, Page 9�f3 iu Real Estate For Sale SCHOOLHOUSE, ufi acre of land, partially renovated, all facilities, Oar Walton. Ask- ing price $21,500 cash. Phone 3574234 anytime. 24-1 TURNBERRY Estates, two year old, three bedroom modular home, fully carpet- ed, appliances included, like new condition, landscaped river lot. Immediate posses- sion. Phone 357-2785. 241-8-15 EQUIPPED butcher shop Barrie (Pop. 36,000 - one other butcher). Including 12' x 24' cooler; 22' x 9' freezer; 14' display freezer. Phone or write Jack Dyck, 67 High St., Barrie, Ont. IAN 1W5, (705) 728-9291. , Real EState •or Sa to THREE bedroom 11/2 storey house, very reasonable. Must be removed from the LARGE barn with silo, clog a '. lot. Phone 357-3650.b _ Aro Wingham. Phone 357-1210., •'244 SANE Money, not only on the purchase price, but also in maintenance. This cosy 11 storey' 'rick home is ready to move • to. F verythfng new, wmdo s, plumbing, wiring, drywall, carpet and insula- tion. Phone Gerrie 335-3378. 1-8 PRIVATE SALE: three year old, three bedroom home on one acre of land, 2 miles north of Wingham. Drilled well, new wood -and oil com- bination furnace included in purchase price. Approx. 15 cord of wood in basement. Home priced reasonable. Phone 357-1715. DON HAMILTON IREaL &LaLE and IJnsu' ance Ltd. Wingham Office Tel.: 357-3403 FAMILY HOME Two storey brick home,`3 bedrooms, dining room plus family room. Natural woodwork, pine and broadloom floors. Small born on property. Located in Wroxeter overlooking river. INCOME PROPERTY One and one half storey aluminum sided dwelling with commercial space that con be converted to living space Plus living quarters with kitchen, living room, four bed- rooms and bathroom. This property with barn located in Bluevale has been reduced to sell. COUNTRY SETTING • hlestled among mature trees and situated on 2 acres, this two.storey home features 12 rooms including 7 bed- rooms, Targe kitchen, dining room, living room, family room, library and 4 piece bath. Located in a village close to Wingham, this property is ideal for a large fam- ily or nursing home. FAMILY BUSINESS Restaurant complete with; 3 bedroca t Il ng,,qupctors. located in stiitalt OMmunity close to Wingham. An ideal. business to help boost your income. Further details upon request. �1t1 OFFICE 357-3403 John Brent Clarence Sutcliffe 335-3391 392-6969 Laurie Campbell 887-6672 "We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything On It REAL ESTAT AND INSURANCE AGENCY LTD. WINGHAM 3 bedrooms, galley kitchen, den, living room, 4 piece bath and garage. Very economical at $34,900. WINGHA 3 bedrooms, '11/2 baths, kitchen -dinette, living room, and garage. Close to down townat $39,500. CASH CROP LAND East Wawanosh - 145 acres, 120 productive. Kinloss - 159 acres, 75 productive. 327 Josephine St. OFFICE 357-1414 Wingham, Ontario RESIDENCE 357-1483 JO MORRISON RESIDENCE 357-1704 THREE bedroom home in Lucknow, spacious living area. Phone 528-2526; (528- 3543 after 6 p.m.) Writ ;. FARM house -near White- church. Phone 357-1160. TWO bedroom upstairs apartment close to main street Wingham. No pets. Tenant pays utilities. Avail- able Oct. 15. Rent $165. Phone 357-2433. 24rrb TWO bedroom apartment, newly decorated, fridge, stove and heat, 357-1418, 24-1 TWO bedroom apartment in Wingham;. also one bedroom apartment in Wingham: Phone 392-6658. lrrb STORE on main street, Wingham, available first of January, ideally situated for good traffic flow. Apply to Box 2159, c -o The Wingham Advance -Times, Wingham, Ont. 24-1 REAL ESTATE LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton EAST WAWANOSH,., acres, 150 workable with house and barn. ..EAST WAWANOSH - 214 acres, 180 workable. Cash crop farm with good brick home, hog barn and .new drive shed. BLYTH - investment pro- perty, low interest mort- gage. Four unit apart- ment block. New building BRUSSELS AREA 50 acre farrowing operation, well equipped for 80 sows. Second barn would make excellent fattening barn. 50 ACRE general farm in Hullett Twp. 8 ACRES - 12th line East Wawanosh, frame house and barn, drilled well, severed. SCHOOL HOUSE on 3/4 acre lot, 2'/2 miles from Brussels, partly convert- ed icor residence, small ■ barn and drilled well. FOOD FOR "THOUGHT - Did the person who in- vented the boomerang also invent the Credit Card. G bedroom arterhhelit, het, fridge an stove supplied; washer end dryer -for' tenant's use; ele - trically heated. Available Oct. 1. Phone 3574015? or 357-2870. ' lrrb SELF -contained, two bed- room, semi -furnished apart- ment, suitable for nurse or young businessman. Renting arrangement flexible.. Can be seen anytime. Worm-, worth, 90 Carling Terrace, Wingham, 357-2252 ` or 357- 1893. FARM HOME, out skirts ,of Wingham, $195 per month. Phone Keith Fitzsimmons, 357-1117. BEDSITTlNG room in Luck- now, heated, furnished, lin- ens supplied; all utilities paid. Phone 528-3723. 7rrb LUCKNOW: one bedroom apartment, fridge and stove, good parking. Phone 528- 2113. 16rrb 2 - ONE bedroom apart- ments located on Main St., fridge and stove. Phone 357-1851 before 6 p.m. lsrrb LARGE apai tment in Wing ibam available immediately. 'Phone 357-3800 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 20 rrb s of Thanks to thank all family for Aand care in ur parents cy Martin, ,rent- We will cirri your kind - THREE bedroom home on large treed lot in Bluevale. Large kitchen, dining room and living, room. Newly deeorated.,;Wlith. geecier>efer- ences only, $200. Phone 357-2196. • • THREE bedroom house, • all conveniences, close to Tees - water. Phone 392-6013. 1-8 TWO bedroom apartment in Lucknow, built-in closets and lots of extra storage space. Good size living room, mod- ern four piece bath, eat -in kitchen, carpeted through- out, private entrance, glass- ed,, in sunporch and private basement. This is an attrac- tive apartment close to downtown Lucknow, $140 per month. Available immedi- ately. Phone 357-2335. 20rrb Wanted To Rent CASH crop land wanted for 1981 season. Top prices for large, open fields. Also land for winter wheat. Apply James Ross, RR 3, Wing - ham, 357-3895. 20 rrb y and Garry, Nor! and Ida, t and Sharon Tri a farniy of the late Stella Nether " wish to ex- press theirX sine re thanks to Belgrave`.rels t ves, friends anddneighbors'for the many messageskof sympathy, flo- ral tributes and memorial donations. Special thanks to Rev. John an, the ACW of Trinity Anglican Church and the Currie -Walker Funeral Home. The Nethery families We would like to express our sincere thanks to all those Who -helped us at the time of our accident. The Watsox}s, the.., ambulance drivers, Dr, Mowbray, Dr. Watts; Dr. Ping, Dr. Cheyne, the nurses in ICU, Nancy McKeon, the C'WL and Fath- er Gutowski and all those who sent cards,' flowers and phone calls. Special thanks to my own family for all their help and concern. Your kindness will always be re- membered. • Howard and Lucy Martin .The Steffler Tamily would like to •express?'tlreir thanks to friends, :neighbors and relatives for their kindness and thoughts$.a'the` time of Dad's • death' A ' special tl�lal<liks-toast- '' i' am and District H '' a i ai, Dr. Bozyk and Father'W. Gutow- Ski. Annie Steffler and family We would like to express our sincere thanks to Dr. John F. A. Chong Ping and nurse Mrs. Jane West for helping to make the birth of Angela Diane a safe and happy one. Special thanks also to all the nursing staff in the Wingham and District Hospital for making our stay comfortable. Tracey and Engela de Boer I would like to thank my friends, relatives and neigh- bors for • their many acts of kindness, for cards, flowers and treats while in Wingham and District Hospital and since coming home. Special thanks to Dr. B. Hanlon and the nurses on the second floor. Peggy Cudmore A sincere thanks to all who remembered me in any way while I was a patient in Wingham and District Hos- pital. Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon and nurses on first floor. Also to Pastor Baker for prayers and Mrs. Van - stone for transportation. William Errington DIED ELGIE-Passed away at his residence, London, On- tario, on Sunday, Sep- tember 28. Da. Wallace Roy Elgie, in his 88th year. He was the! beloved -husband of the former Hazel Irene Dawes; dear father of Kenneth W. of London and William Paul, RR 1, Bluevale; loving grandfather to /:al•I:=, Rebecca, Cindy, David, Susan, Elizabeth, Paula, Christa and Mary Ann. He was predeceased by two sons, Stewart W. and Raymond R. Funeral and committal service was held Tuesday at 1:30 at the Needham Itlsmorial Chapel, London, with Rev. George A. Morris of Mount Zion United Church of- ficiating. Final resting place will be Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, London. a" MOO Sincere thanks to our many friends and relatives who attended the party in. honor of our 40th wedding anniversary. Special thanks to our family for planning it. The cards, gifts and. flowers were greatly appreciated. Bill and Norma Rintoul A heartfelt thanks toall our relatives, neighbors and friends who came to our home to help us celebrate our 40th wedding anniver- sary. A special thanks to our children for the lovely trip they gave us beforehand and the surprise at home on Sunday, September 21, a lot of planning and work went into it. Thank you all for a wonderful, never -to -be -for- gotten day. Kenneth and Mary Pewtress The Kinsmen Club of Bel - grave and District would like to express their thanks to everyone who participated in our lottery and to those who donated money. All proceeds and donations will be used for the new park. Thank you. We would like to thank everyone for their cards, visits, flowers and gifts dur- ing our stay in the Wingham and District Hospital. Spe- cial thanks to Dr. Hanlon and nurses on second floor for their kindness and help. Evelyn and Timothy Caldwell Onrefernative dies Uri, The t h of _'arse: Cameron (Sano, - zrson of Rgsetowp, `S,: .ewan, occurred in the . _ ,'.vn Union I1osPital on Sep- tember 9. He was in his 7..,t year. Mr. Sanderson was born at Wroxeter on March 27, 1910. He went west in -1928 to the Kingsland area and worked on a .-farm there. Later he moved to the Idaleen district where he worked on a farm for seven years. In 1940, he set up - fanning in that district and in 1941, • he married the former Leila Helen Hislop. Since 1950 they have spent the winter months in Rosetown. Mr. Sanderson was a member of the IOOF Lodge, a past member of the Rosetown Recreation Board, a councillor of the R.M. of St. Andrew's from 1947 to 1974 and , Deputy Reeve for five years. He had a great in- terest in cattle and will be missed in many auction rings in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Besides his wife Leila, he is survived by three sons, Donald, Everett and Ross, all of Rosetown, and seven grandchildren. He was predeceased by three brothers. Funeral service was held September. 12 in the Rosetown United Church with interment following in Rosetown Cemetery. Members of the Oddfellows Lodge formed a guard .of honor outside the chur9l and at the graveside. Clem Steffler lies,: after -Iongiliness Funeral service was held Wednesday, September 24, at St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church, Brussels, for Clement' John (Clem) Steffler of Brussels who passed away at Victoria Hospital . on September 21 following a lengthy illness. Rev. W. Gutowski officiated at the mass• with interment following in Brussels Roman Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were five grandsons, Tim, Tom and Ted Doherty, Laverne and Mark Steffler, and one nephew, Clare Steffler. Floral tributes were carried by Ray,"Torn, Peter and Joe Hallahan, John, Mary -Jo ' and Patti -Jo Steffler. Mr. Steffler was born at Formosa 80 years ago, a son of the late Louis Steffler and Elizabeth Lambertus. He received his elementary education at Ambleside School, Carrick Township. On October 26, 1936, he married the former Annie Hallahan of Blyth and they farmed near Cranbrook in Grey , Township until , 1966 when they retired to the village of Cranbrook. He was an active member of St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church and for many years served as director and president on the Brussels Agricultural Fair Board. Left to mourn his .passing are' his wife; one daughter, Mrs. John (Anne) Doherty of Goderich; three Sons, 'Clem of Fairview, Alberta, Jim of Winghami and Joe, Walton; and 12 grandchildren. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Lloyd ( Amelia) May of Kitchener, and one brother, Niel of Ambleside. He was predeceased by one son, Louis, in 1948 zTh KEITH FITZSIMMONs 'FRI-1C E R 176 DIAGONAL ROAD a 35 WVINGHAM, ONTARIO 7•11117 NEW HOME Ranch style home located in a new subdivision, very up- to-date tastefully decorated. Kitchen with lunch area, separate dining room, living room, three bedrooms, large family room with natural fireplace, guest room, sun room. Attached garage. This property is in excellent condition. Owner transferred. LATE MODEL HOME Three bedroom brick ranch style home located in a new subdivision. Spacious kitchen with run h area, separate dining room. Sundeck with canopy, paint free trim and new paved drive. Excellent condition. Available for early occupancy. Owner transferred, price reducedto$44,900. FAMILY HOME Only $16,500 full price for this 11/2 storey three bedroom home having large kitchen, living room, 4 pc. bath. Situated on a choice lot close to schools and only 2 blacks from main street. HIGHWAY 100 ACRE FARM - PRICE REDUCED A very attractive country property with an excellent 2 storey brick home having a new addition containing family room with fireplace and office. Large kitchen, formal dining room. Tastefully decorated throughout. 45 acres of tillable land plus a valuable stand of timber. Highway location is close to Wingham. Price has been re duced to $95,000. Ken Ducharnve, Representative, 570 Shuter Street, Wingharnr, Phone 357.2594 meat,' Mo long f0 to': a who atithfrja even the?,u Vide a `?lh,_ shallow re ? , Water .to a 141 give a little i help UNICEF" and Greeting paigns this fail UNICEF Ontario Call -Write: UNICE..l't - tario, 38 Berwick A Toronto, Ontario M5P' Tel: 416-487-4153. R. W. Bell OPTOMETRIST Goderich The Square 524-7661 The Man To See Is CONVENIENTLY CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN is a llloas'at; bedroom home on a large lot overlooking•'o nattfrp setting, living and dining rooms, double kitchen iOtU bock shed. Recently decorated. $29,500. EXCEPTIONALLY PLEASANT is a fine 4 bedroom roc brickhome, close to schools. Roominess Is instantly: evident in the king-size foyer with open steircase,'living room. with Provincial glassed doors, dining room with?' ornate mantel atop a marblefireplace; modernized kitchen with built, in appliances, 'upstairs' sunroom ished into a den, 2.baths plus MUCH 'MORE. $46,$00... MORTGAGE SALE - a steal on a 4 bedroom home en. Frances Street - many modern "improvements,' favour, able mortgage available with' small down payment. SLASHED FURTHER TO $25;900. COUNTRY FLAVOUR on an extra large lot to the. edge of Wingham, 4 bedrooms plus.2 upstairs staragwrotiMss;. modern kitchen and bath, utility room, gprage, beatiti- fully treed on a convenient corner lot. TERRIFIC VALUE AT $36,900. MANOR ROAD BUNGALOW, 5 years old with .3 large- , bedrooms, spacious kitchen, L-shaped living anddining rooms, attached double garage, basement awaits corn- pletion. Superior 99' x 132' lot. Asking 553,500. IMMACULATE AND ATTRACTIVE • 3 bedroom raised bungalow beautifully •broadloomed throughout, . Spic-' ious kitchen with dishwasher and plenty of cupboards: Central vacuum system. Separate entrance to lower level where chimney with heatalator is already instiiall-: ed. Vendor will includenew fixtures for second bath room- Situated on a large lot in select neighbourhood: $54,900. 1 LITTLE WHITE SCHOOL on one acre near Lucknow, im- aginatively, renovated -with an open' plan ncept',6f� woad kitchen, dining and living area round.a central o0d stove. 2 bedrooms above plus loft for extra bed. 4 piece bath, laundry room and storage room. Drilled well, new plumbing and wiring. $24,000. Coast to Coast Real Estate Service Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CIIADWICK 357.24!7 MARGARET DAY 357.2196 JOHN PHILLION'357.33% y+. A Ilk& .... is w e... 1 L L U ff i L J! WHEN DO YOU PLAN ON RETIRING? In one year, two years, three, four or five? WHERE DO YOU PLAN ON LIVING? In town with small lots, houses close to one another, or would you like to live in a small, friendly hamlet with Targe lots, country atmo- sphere, and all the amenities of town. If you prefer small, friendly hamlets, then consider Belgrave's newest subdivision. WHY BELGRAVE'S NEWEST SUBDIVISION? Lots will be fully serviced - zoned residential. For your protection, walking distance to new Kinsmen park, arena, shopping, post office, and churches. WHY SHOULD YOU BUY NOW? 1) You have 35 lots to choose from; 2) Prices are still at 1.,„.f prices. What will prices be two, three, four or five years from now - $5,000, $10,000, $15,000 more? Lots in Bel - grave in 1970 sold for $1,000, 1975 for $2,500,, in 1980 for $8,000,1985 - ? 3) With reasonable down peyment, vendor will hold mortgage. Who to Call for Complete Information LORNE HUMPHREY, 357-2217 or any Real Estate Broker of your choice ii 1,grok.rKlncardIn. HUTTON BELGRAVE - Distinctively designed custom built 3 bed- room, split level two year old bungalow. Spacious kit- chen with top of the line Hanover cupboards, built-in dishwasher, living room, dining room, rec room with raised hearth fireplace, patio doors to deck. Excellent financing, now asking in the forties. ...... WINGHAM - Three bedroom older home with new home comforts situated only one block from downtown. This house has special features such as - full insulation throughout, drywall interior, well decorated, aluminum exterior, newly decorated sunroom, Targe kitchen with custom designed mahogany cupboards and main floor laundry room. See it now. ...... BELGRAVE - Two bedroom home on a choice corner lot. A bright kitchen with lots of cupboards, living room, dining room, main floor bathroom, oil furnace. Some renovations needed. The asking price is $18,500. .....« LUCKNOW - Well maintained aluminum sided 3 bed- room home with living room, dining room and spacious kitchen, full basement and oil heating. Reduced asking price, try your offer. ...... BEAUTIFUL FIVE ACRE RETREAT PROPERTY - picturesque , with trees and creek. Cozy home with patio and pool. New steel horse barn. Reduced asking price $33,000. ...... 100 ACRES • Teeswater area on highway, no buildings, 60 acres wotkahto. Asking ¶49,509 - MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357.3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. 396 2061 y and Garry, Nor! and Ida, t and Sharon Tri a farniy of the late Stella Nether " wish to ex- press theirX sine re thanks to Belgrave`.rels t ves, friends anddneighbors'for the many messageskof sympathy, flo- ral tributes and memorial donations. Special thanks to Rev. John an, the ACW of Trinity Anglican Church and the Currie -Walker Funeral Home. The Nethery families We would like to express our sincere thanks to all those Who -helped us at the time of our accident. The Watsox}s, the.., ambulance drivers, Dr, Mowbray, Dr. Watts; Dr. Ping, Dr. Cheyne, the nurses in ICU, Nancy McKeon, the C'WL and Fath- er Gutowski and all those who sent cards,' flowers and phone calls. Special thanks to my own family for all their help and concern. Your kindness will always be re- membered. • Howard and Lucy Martin .The Steffler Tamily would like to •express?'tlreir thanks to friends, :neighbors and relatives for their kindness and thoughts$.a'the` time of Dad's • death' A ' special tl�lal<liks-toast- '' i' am and District H '' a i ai, Dr. Bozyk and Father'W. Gutow- Ski. Annie Steffler and family We would like to express our sincere thanks to Dr. John F. A. Chong Ping and nurse Mrs. Jane West for helping to make the birth of Angela Diane a safe and happy one. Special thanks also to all the nursing staff in the Wingham and District Hospital for making our stay comfortable. Tracey and Engela de Boer I would like to thank my friends, relatives and neigh- bors for • their many acts of kindness, for cards, flowers and treats while in Wingham and District Hospital and since coming home. Special thanks to Dr. B. Hanlon and the nurses on the second floor. Peggy Cudmore A sincere thanks to all who remembered me in any way while I was a patient in Wingham and District Hos- pital. Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon and nurses on first floor. Also to Pastor Baker for prayers and Mrs. Van - stone for transportation. William Errington DIED ELGIE-Passed away at his residence, London, On- tario, on Sunday, Sep- tember 28. Da. Wallace Roy Elgie, in his 88th year. He was the! beloved -husband of the former Hazel Irene Dawes; dear father of Kenneth W. of London and William Paul, RR 1, Bluevale; loving grandfather to /:al•I:=, Rebecca, Cindy, David, Susan, Elizabeth, Paula, Christa and Mary Ann. He was predeceased by two sons, Stewart W. and Raymond R. Funeral and committal service was held Tuesday at 1:30 at the Needham Itlsmorial Chapel, London, with Rev. George A. Morris of Mount Zion United Church of- ficiating. Final resting place will be Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens, London. a" MOO Sincere thanks to our many friends and relatives who attended the party in. honor of our 40th wedding anniversary. Special thanks to our family for planning it. The cards, gifts and. flowers were greatly appreciated. Bill and Norma Rintoul A heartfelt thanks toall our relatives, neighbors and friends who came to our home to help us celebrate our 40th wedding anniver- sary. A special thanks to our children for the lovely trip they gave us beforehand and the surprise at home on Sunday, September 21, a lot of planning and work went into it. Thank you all for a wonderful, never -to -be -for- gotten day. Kenneth and Mary Pewtress The Kinsmen Club of Bel - grave and District would like to express their thanks to everyone who participated in our lottery and to those who donated money. All proceeds and donations will be used for the new park. Thank you. We would like to thank everyone for their cards, visits, flowers and gifts dur- ing our stay in the Wingham and District Hospital. Spe- cial thanks to Dr. Hanlon and nurses on second floor for their kindness and help. Evelyn and Timothy Caldwell Onrefernative dies Uri, The t h of _'arse: Cameron (Sano, - zrson of Rgsetowp, `S,: .ewan, occurred in the . _ ,'.vn Union I1osPital on Sep- tember 9. He was in his 7..,t year. Mr. Sanderson was born at Wroxeter on March 27, 1910. He went west in -1928 to the Kingsland area and worked on a .-farm there. Later he moved to the Idaleen district where he worked on a farm for seven years. In 1940, he set up - fanning in that district and in 1941, • he married the former Leila Helen Hislop. Since 1950 they have spent the winter months in Rosetown. Mr. Sanderson was a member of the IOOF Lodge, a past member of the Rosetown Recreation Board, a councillor of the R.M. of St. Andrew's from 1947 to 1974 and , Deputy Reeve for five years. He had a great in- terest in cattle and will be missed in many auction rings in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Besides his wife Leila, he is survived by three sons, Donald, Everett and Ross, all of Rosetown, and seven grandchildren. He was predeceased by three brothers. Funeral service was held September. 12 in the Rosetown United Church with interment following in Rosetown Cemetery. Members of the Oddfellows Lodge formed a guard .of honor outside the chur9l and at the graveside. Clem Steffler lies,: after -Iongiliness Funeral service was held Wednesday, September 24, at St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church, Brussels, for Clement' John (Clem) Steffler of Brussels who passed away at Victoria Hospital . on September 21 following a lengthy illness. Rev. W. Gutowski officiated at the mass• with interment following in Brussels Roman Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were five grandsons, Tim, Tom and Ted Doherty, Laverne and Mark Steffler, and one nephew, Clare Steffler. Floral tributes were carried by Ray,"Torn, Peter and Joe Hallahan, John, Mary -Jo ' and Patti -Jo Steffler. Mr. Steffler was born at Formosa 80 years ago, a son of the late Louis Steffler and Elizabeth Lambertus. He received his elementary education at Ambleside School, Carrick Township. On October 26, 1936, he married the former Annie Hallahan of Blyth and they farmed near Cranbrook in Grey , Township until , 1966 when they retired to the village of Cranbrook. He was an active member of St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church and for many years served as director and president on the Brussels Agricultural Fair Board. Left to mourn his .passing are' his wife; one daughter, Mrs. John (Anne) Doherty of Goderich; three Sons, 'Clem of Fairview, Alberta, Jim of Winghami and Joe, Walton; and 12 grandchildren. He is also survived by one sister, Mrs. Lloyd ( Amelia) May of Kitchener, and one brother, Niel of Ambleside. He was predeceased by one son, Louis, in 1948 zTh KEITH FITZSIMMONs 'FRI-1C E R 176 DIAGONAL ROAD a 35 WVINGHAM, ONTARIO 7•11117 NEW HOME Ranch style home located in a new subdivision, very up- to-date tastefully decorated. Kitchen with lunch area, separate dining room, living room, three bedrooms, large family room with natural fireplace, guest room, sun room. Attached garage. This property is in excellent condition. Owner transferred. LATE MODEL HOME Three bedroom brick ranch style home located in a new subdivision. Spacious kitchen with run h area, separate dining room. Sundeck with canopy, paint free trim and new paved drive. Excellent condition. Available for early occupancy. Owner transferred, price reducedto$44,900. FAMILY HOME Only $16,500 full price for this 11/2 storey three bedroom home having large kitchen, living room, 4 pc. bath. Situated on a choice lot close to schools and only 2 blacks from main street. HIGHWAY 100 ACRE FARM - PRICE REDUCED A very attractive country property with an excellent 2 storey brick home having a new addition containing family room with fireplace and office. Large kitchen, formal dining room. Tastefully decorated throughout. 45 acres of tillable land plus a valuable stand of timber. Highway location is close to Wingham. Price has been re duced to $95,000. Ken Ducharnve, Representative, 570 Shuter Street, Wingharnr, Phone 357.2594 meat,' Mo long f0 to': a who atithfrja even the?,u Vide a `?lh,_ shallow re ? , Water .to a 141 give a little i help UNICEF" and Greeting paigns this fail UNICEF Ontario Call -Write: UNICE..l't - tario, 38 Berwick A Toronto, Ontario M5P' Tel: 416-487-4153. R. W. Bell OPTOMETRIST Goderich The Square 524-7661 The Man To See Is CONVENIENTLY CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN is a llloas'at; bedroom home on a large lot overlooking•'o nattfrp setting, living and dining rooms, double kitchen iOtU bock shed. Recently decorated. $29,500. EXCEPTIONALLY PLEASANT is a fine 4 bedroom roc brickhome, close to schools. Roominess Is instantly: evident in the king-size foyer with open steircase,'living room. with Provincial glassed doors, dining room with?' ornate mantel atop a marblefireplace; modernized kitchen with built, in appliances, 'upstairs' sunroom ished into a den, 2.baths plus MUCH 'MORE. $46,$00... MORTGAGE SALE - a steal on a 4 bedroom home en. Frances Street - many modern "improvements,' favour, able mortgage available with' small down payment. SLASHED FURTHER TO $25;900. COUNTRY FLAVOUR on an extra large lot to the. edge of Wingham, 4 bedrooms plus.2 upstairs staragwrotiMss;. modern kitchen and bath, utility room, gprage, beatiti- fully treed on a convenient corner lot. TERRIFIC VALUE AT $36,900. MANOR ROAD BUNGALOW, 5 years old with .3 large- , bedrooms, spacious kitchen, L-shaped living anddining rooms, attached double garage, basement awaits corn- pletion. Superior 99' x 132' lot. Asking 553,500. IMMACULATE AND ATTRACTIVE • 3 bedroom raised bungalow beautifully •broadloomed throughout, . Spic-' ious kitchen with dishwasher and plenty of cupboards: Central vacuum system. Separate entrance to lower level where chimney with heatalator is already instiiall-: ed. Vendor will includenew fixtures for second bath room- Situated on a large lot in select neighbourhood: $54,900. 1 LITTLE WHITE SCHOOL on one acre near Lucknow, im- aginatively, renovated -with an open' plan ncept',6f� woad kitchen, dining and living area round.a central o0d stove. 2 bedrooms above plus loft for extra bed. 4 piece bath, laundry room and storage room. Drilled well, new plumbing and wiring. $24,000. Coast to Coast Real Estate Service Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CIIADWICK 357.24!7 MARGARET DAY 357.2196 JOHN PHILLION'357.33% y+. A Ilk& .... is w e... 1 L L U ff i L J! WHEN DO YOU PLAN ON RETIRING? In one year, two years, three, four or five? WHERE DO YOU PLAN ON LIVING? In town with small lots, houses close to one another, or would you like to live in a small, friendly hamlet with Targe lots, country atmo- sphere, and all the amenities of town. If you prefer small, friendly hamlets, then consider Belgrave's newest subdivision. WHY BELGRAVE'S NEWEST SUBDIVISION? Lots will be fully serviced - zoned residential. For your protection, walking distance to new Kinsmen park, arena, shopping, post office, and churches. WHY SHOULD YOU BUY NOW? 1) You have 35 lots to choose from; 2) Prices are still at 1.,„.f prices. What will prices be two, three, four or five years from now - $5,000, $10,000, $15,000 more? Lots in Bel - grave in 1970 sold for $1,000, 1975 for $2,500,, in 1980 for $8,000,1985 - ? 3) With reasonable down peyment, vendor will hold mortgage. Who to Call for Complete Information LORNE HUMPHREY, 357-2217 or any Real Estate Broker of your choice ii