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young businessman Renting
arrangement flexible. Cala;
be s ?I • anytime.. Worm.:
Worth, 90 Carling• Terrace,
Min -357-2252' or 357
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FARM HOME raltaldrte' of
Winghadii, $195 per month.
Phone Keith F'itzsimrrlons,
357-1117.
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TWO bedroom apartment in
Wingham. Phone 392-6658 or
357-1373.
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FULLY -furnished one bed-
room apartment' in Wing -
ham, electrically heated.
Phone 357-2084. ,
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BARN, good size, RR 1, Gor-
rie, Lot 7, Con. 11, water and
hydro available. For inspec-
tion phone -MG) 630=9825
after 6 p.m.
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WANTED TO RENT
CASH crop land wanted for
1981 season. Top prices for
large, open fields. Apply
James Ross, RR 3, Wingham
357-3895,
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Phone 4124371 Clinton
EAST WAWANOSH - 214
acres, 180 workable,
Cash crop farm with good
brick home, hog barn and
drive shed.
BLYTH -- investment pro-
,perty, low interest mort-
gage, Four unit apart.
ment block. New building'
BRUSSELS AREA - 50 acres
farrowing operation,
well equipped for 80
sows. Second barn would
snake excellent fattening
born:
B ACRES - 12th line East
Wawanosh, frame house
and barn, drilled well,
severed.
HARDWARE `"'ORE - Vil-
lage of -s0N� Very well
equipped.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT -
Some people will believe
anything if it is whisper-
ed to them.
'11.E I E,ST
'FOR SA
THS bedroom 1% storey
house, vary . realonlable.
Must be removed fioiin the •
lot. Phone 857-3850„:
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THREE bedroom, 1V storey.
brick home; dining room
(could be 4th bedroAm); ''.
baths; broadloom throlrgli-
out, (except kitchen).. Newly
carpeted recreation room
with bar and stone work, ex-
tra large private backyard,
sundeck, garage with auto
opener, double driveway.
Priced to sell. Phone 351-3115
anytime.
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THREE acres, two are bush
and one cleared; is serviced;
with mobile home; in Har-
riston•area. Phone 853-1775.
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TWO bedroom bungalow
house with. full basement at
120 Carling Terrace, Wing -
ham. Phone 357-3285 after 5
p.m.
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AND INSURANCE AGENCY LTD.
WINGHAM
i'A classical older home
you'll be proud to show
your, friends. Eat -In kit-
,chpu« ;.formgl.:;dlni,n
:room, living room, 3
bedrooms, family room,
11/2 baths and attached
garage. Everything has
been updated,a per-
fect blend of the old and
new at $58,500.
-ro YouR FUTURE is
A NEW HOME!'
WINGHAM
Splendid three bedroom, one storey home. This •econ-
omical home offers kitchen -dinette, den, living room
with fireplace and a cozy family room. The large bay
window looks out onto abetter neighborhood. Visitors
will love it, so will you.
WINGHAM
There's a lot of living in this brick home. 5 bedrooms, 2
full baths and kitchen. Furniture arranging is easy in
these large rooms, living room, dining room, and fam-
ily
room' with a fieldstone fireplace. An attached single
car garage with a cement driveway complete this at-
tractive offering. At $45,900.
327 Josephine St. OFFICE 357-1414
Wingham, Ontario RESIDENCE 357-1483
l JO MORRISON RESIDENCE 357.1704
The Mon
To See i•s
DELIGHTFUL, 2 storey, 3 bedroom home in Whitechurch.
Attached garage with enclosed, carpeted breezeway.
The well -tended yard has fruit bushes, apple trees and
spring bulbs. Economical to heat and immaculate inside
and out. Call us for more details.
LITTLE WHITE SCHOOL on one acre near Lucknow; imag-
inatively renovated with an open plan concept of
kitchen, dining and living area around a central wood
stove.' Two bedrooms above plus loft for extra bed.
Four piece bath, laundry room and storage room.
Drilled well, new plumbing and wiring. $24,000:
WROXETER BUNGALOW, recently built with 2 bedrooms
and finished basement. Conveniently close to the down
town core, this lovely corner lot homeis amazingly im-
maculate and priced right at $37,900.
VERY UNIQUE SETTING for a Lucknow bungalow on
Clyde Street with the Nine Mile River bordering the rear
of the property. An immaculate 3 bedroom home with
attached garage plus rec room and extra large lot, this
lovely brick home has been FURTHER SLASHED TO
$39,900.
CONVENIENTLY CLOSE TO DOWN TOWN is o pleasant 3
bedroom home on large lot overloo, ,ing a natural
setting, living and dining rooms, double kitchen and
bock shed. Recently decorated. $25,500.
RIVERSIDE COTTAGE - 3 bedroom bungalow on 1/2 acre.
Magnificent view and only $37,900.
STOP SEARCHING for a main floor bedroom, bathroom
and laundry. We hove It, I All the work has been skill-
fully done for you in this attractive, Bluevale home fea-
turing compact kitchen, dining, living and family rooms
with Franklin fireplace plus 2 more bedrooms upstairs.
Asking $36,500 and the Loxes are lowI
c 411Pc Contact:
OFFICE 357.1!44
Coast to CoastSTAN CHAfBWICK 317.24!7
MARGARBT DAY 357.2196
Real Estate Service JOHN
MILLION 311-311%
FOR
RENT
ii:nlonat split levet
house., newly .decorated
in 1979, 3 bedrooms, also
attached garage and pat-
io, 2 miles from Wingham
available December 1.
Phone
357-3699
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$175 per month, lire
30/09000s 357'-1117.
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unfurn shed, f rid,�e..
stove supphed1 wa her and.
er for teittlut's ; ei ,
1 : heated, Available-- ,
: Nov,1, Phone 3574015:or 357- ;
TWO bedroom house in..
Wingham, $145` per, Itionth.
Phone 524,6613 after 5 p.m.
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sinuun sonmlunm i
oom home in
pacious living
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ted on Maint.,
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of heated ware-
gce, 18' clear-
evel deckling fa-
eto Box 2163, c -o
am Advance
tram, Ont.
TWO bedroom upstairs ii j
apartment closeto main Rll
street Wingham. No pets:,
Tenant pays utilities: Avail=
able immediately. Rent $165:
Phone 357-2433.
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TWO bedroom apartment in
Win ham; also one bedroom
ape tient . in Wingham.
-Phone 392--665 -'- _
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LARGE apartment in Wing -
ham available immediately.
Phone 357-3800 from 9 a.m. to
5 p.iin.
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BEDSITTING room in Luck -
now, heated, furnished, lin-
ens supplied, all Utilities
paid. Phone 528-3723.
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ONE bedroom downstairs
apartnfent on main street in
Lucknow, heated, available
immediately. Phone 528-
3723.
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Whitechurch.
60-
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Whitechurch.
immediately.
IN MEMORIAM„
STACEY -,-In 1ovii g mem
of our daughter and sig er
Gloria Christine Stacey who
passed away 4 years ago
October 31, 1976.
We miss her love and cheery
ways;
With her we spent our hap-
piest days.
In memory we see her the
same, -
As long as we live, we'll
cherish her name.
Lovingly remembered,
and sadly missed by Ron and
family.
FOXTON--In loving mem-
ory of our father Harold Fox-
ton
oxton who passed away 8 years
ago, Oct. 28, 1972.
Thinking of the thoughtful
things
That you have said and done,
And loving you a little more,
Dear Dad, for each and
every one.
—Sadly missed by daugh-
ters, Betty and Marjorie,
and son Jerry.
HOUSE, refereeeseyuir- ..r .
ed. Apply Sunrise Dairy.
15-22-29-5-12-19
IN Belgrave modern 1 and 2
bedroom apartments avail-
able Nov. . 1. All appliances
and drapes furnished. Pri-
vate front and rear en-
trances and parking area.
Phone 357-2939.
15-22-29
susamosonessiesis
OPEN HOUSE - Sat„ Nov. 1,1:30 - 4:30 p.m:
Corner of Turnberry and Queen St., Brussels
RETIREMENT OR STARTER HOME
This 3 bedroom home has large comfortable rooms with a
dining room with bulk -in china cabinets. This is a modern
well Insulated home inside, on a pleasant sized lot. Priced
at 825,000. If you are thinking of buying - this is a home
you dhould see.
DAVID E. CHRISTIE
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Pager 1-800-266.9256, ID 1632, Res. 482-7295
Les Davison It Co. Ltd. (Realtor)
tMMtleNSapaeuisiafa
DON HAMILTON
-Eat Ei.faLE and OnsuzaneE _Ltd.
Wingham Office' Tel.: 357-3403
WINGHAM HOME
One and one half storey family home located close to
schools. Kitchen, dining room, living roam, one bed-
room on main floor with 2 bedrooms on second floor.
Full basement with new water softener. Paved drive,
cement patio at rear.
FAMILY LIVING
Two storey brick home with kitchen, dining room, liv-
ing room, laundry room on main floor with 3 bedrooms,
family room and 4 pc. bath on second floor. Small barn
on property, this bargain overlooking river in Wroxe-
ter. Price reduced for quick sale. Mortgage available.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
Grocery and Convenience Store located in a town close
to Wingham. This business is showing o good return
and features close to 1,000 sq. ft. of floor space and a
good stock of merchandise. Living qutlrters attached to
building.
COUNTRY SETTING
Nestled among mature trees and situated on 2 acres,
this two storey home features 12 rooms including 7 bed-
rooms, large kitchen, dining room, living room, family
room, library and 4 pc. bath. Located in a village close
to Wingham, this property is ideal for a large family or
a Convalescent Home.
OFFICE 357-3403
John Brent Clarence Sutcliffe
3J5.3391 392-6969
Laurie Campbell
887.6672
"We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything
On If"
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ing Events
DANCE'%.•
Fordwich 13Usiness Associa-
tion,41ance; in the Howick
Community Centre, Satur-
dayr',Nov, ,i. ;; dancing 9 to l
with, FiOMO by "Country $un-
shine'P $7.` e r couple. Lunch
includedoceeds are for
paritImppr'1lvements.
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TEA AND'.C•;iFFEE
Semiannual tea and coffee
break attbeSalvation Army,
Edward Et. Wingham on
Thursday f; -Oct. 30 from 9:30
to 11:30 akin. This will' also
include �,' sale and craft -
table. Phe • : cde°and bring
a friend.'
22-29
TURKEY BANQUET
At Wingham United Church
Wednesday, Nov 5. Turkey
banquet served at5:30 and 7
p.m. Adults $5, elementary
students $2.50, Tickets at
Harris Stationery, Millers'
Ladies' Wear, Vane's Drug
Store and Hap's Keyboard
Korner.
22-29
RECEPTION
Will be held for Mr: and Mrs..
Gary Edge, (Helen Thorn-
ton) in Belgrave Institute
Hall, on Saturday, Nov. 1.
Ladies please bringluunch:
22-29
TURKEY SUPPER
At Walton United Church,
Wednesday, Nov. 5, 3:30 to
7:30 p.m. Adults $5; children
6-12 years, $2.50; preschool-
ers free.
22-29
BAZAAR AND TEA
At Belgrave WI Hall, Satur-
day, Nov. 8 at 3 p.m. by
Trinity AnglicafChurch.
HALLOWE'E DANCE
Wingham Le1i will hold a
Halloween atlee on Fri-
day, Oct. 31 at the Legion.
Everyone welcOine,.
CURLING CLUB, DANCE
Plan to attend the Belmore
Curling Club dance, Satur-
day, Nova 8, at Belmore
Community Centre. Music
by Drumlin. Dancing 9 to 1;
hot'unch provided. For tick-
ets call 335-3748' or 367-2857 or
327-8682. This event held
under the authority of the
Special Occasions Permit.
CHRISTMAS DANCE
AND SUPPER
The Wroxeter Parks Board
Christmas dance and sup-
per, is on Friday, Dee. 5 at
the Howick Community Cen-
„tre. Supper is from 7 until 8,
'dancing 9 to 1. Tickets $8 per
person. Tickets available at
Chambers Dominion Hard-
ware, Wroxeter, 335-3265.
29-5
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DAY TRIP
To the Chrysanthemum
Show at ParkWeed, Oshawa,
Nov. 12. Over 200 different
varieties on display. Contact
Marg Burkhart, Tour Dir-
ector or call LeisureTomat
364-4458 collect.
ROYAL WINTER FAIR
Come along on Nov. 14, se-
nior citizens' day. All ages
welcome. Contact Marg
Burkhart, Tour Director; or
Call Leisure Tours at 364-
4458 collect.
BELGRAVE MINOR
HOCKEY REGISTRATION
Will take place on Saturday,
Nov. ''1, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in
the Belgrave Arena.
RUMMAGE SALE '
Foe the,Salvatlyqu,Arnix, at
the Mange Hall Edward St..,
Wingham, on Saturday, Nov.
1; 2 to- 4 p.m E
BIBLE SOCIETY SUNDAY •
Is this Sunday, Nov. 2. Rev.
E. L. Hewlett of London, will
be guest speaker at Calvin -
Brick United Church at 10
a.m., Knox United Church,
Belgrave at 11:15 a.m: and
Trinity Anglican Church,
Belgrave at 1:15 p.m.
FOWL SUPPER
Gorrie United Church fowl
supper on Tuesday, Nov. 4:
Supper from 4:30 to 7:30
p.m. ; adults $4.50; under 12,
$2.25, pre-school free.
BAZAAR, BAKE SALE
AND TEA
lithe Acw of 'Trinity Church,
Fordwich will hold a Bazaar,
Bake Sale and Tea on Satur-
day, -Nov. 1 from 2 to 4:30
p.m. in the Fordwich Com-
munity Hall.
RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glousher,
RR 4, Wingham cordially in-
vite all friend's, relatives and
neighbors to the reception
following the marriage of
their daughter Brenda Jane
Smart to Kenneth Charles
Cucksey. The wedding is
Saturday, Nov. 1 at 7 p.m, in
Wingham United Church.
Reception' will follow at
Wingham Legion at 9p.m.
CANADIAN DIABETES
ASSOCIATION
Guest speaker, Dr. N. W.
Roder from London will
discuss "Control of Dia-
betes" on Thursday, Nov. 6
at 8:15 p.m. in the Wingham
United Church. The new
executive of the Wingham
and District Branch of CDA
will also be introduced. All
interested people welcome.
29-5
OLDE TYME DANCE
In Whitechurch Community
Hall on Friday, Nov. 7. Spon-
sored by the Hall Board. Tif-
fin's Orchestra. Prizes,
lunch provided. Adults $3.50.
29-5
BUS TRIPS
November 6, London.; Nov. 9,
Jack Miner's Bird Sanctu-
ary; Nov. 14 and Nov. 16,
Royal Winter Fair. Phone
Nicholson Bus Lines 357-
3424.
29-5
Pe would'. like to tilatjl our
. friends and nelg¢rs for
kindness in Alli' alta. o> .
sorrtheirow. Your tbongbtfu nli s
whit always be rem el f lbered �I
Mrs; Fay tat 1
andMrs-Bertim'; jbl
A sincere thank you to a8:
relatives, friends and
bors for flowers, trealte,
cards and visits and to .
everyone who helped out at
home dining - my stay in
Wingham a Di triet Hos-
pital. Specia4l. thanks'"tailD
Gear and nurses in intensive
care and on second floor. It
was all very much appreci-
ated.
•
DickdeBoer
• We wish to express our sin-
cere thanks to our neighbors,
friends and relatives " who
sent sympathy cards, phone
calls, flowers,donations to
the Charities of their choice,
and food to the house, hi the
passing of a dearhusband
and father, James. Gordon
Simmons. &special thanks
tothe pallbearers, the Cur-
rie -Walker Funeral Home
for their kindness and help at
the time of sorrow, Rev. K.
Barry Passmore, for his visit
to the home and officiating
clergyman, Wingham
Branch 180 Royal Canadian
Legion, Howick Branch. 307
Royal Canadian Legion, .and
the ladies of (the Women's
Auxiliary to) The Royal'Can-
adian Legion Branch 180 for
the lovely lunch they pre-
pared in the legion hall after
the service. Your kindness
will never be forgotten.
-
Mrs. Adeline Simmons
and the Simmons' families
We wish to thank everyone
who kindly sent -sympathy
cards, flowers; or phoned
and sent donations to the
foundations of their choice in
the passing of our dear
father Gordon James Sim-
mons. A special thanks to the
Wingham PUC Commission
and employees, staff of
Brucelea Haven, Walkerton, .
former neighbors of Carling
Terrace and the Legion
Branch 180 for flowers sent
to our home, also Mrs. Wil-
fred Haines, RR 4, Wingham
for the lovely squares she
sent to our home. Your kind-
ness will always be remem-
bered.
Eva and Kenneth
O'Gorman, Katherine and
Ronald Tervit
,11'he family of the late Les-
lie Bolt, Belgrave wish to ex-
press their sincere thanks to
Dr. Hanlon and the first floor
staff of Wingham and- Dis-
trict Hospital for the good
card and kindness dad re-
ceived while a patient there.
"Thanks" to Rev. John Rob-
erts and all who by gifts,
visits and cards made his
lengthy period of hos-
pitalization easier to bear.
Our appreciation is also ex-
tended to neighbors and
friends and The Currie -
Walker Funeral Home for all
expressions of condolence at
the time of our bereavement.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Leslie Bolt,
and family
The family of the late W.
(Bill) Rawn wish to express
sincere thanks to neighbors,
friends and relatives for
floral tributes, cards, of
sympathy, food sent to our
home and for donations to
The Canadian Cancer So-
. ciety and the Ontario Heart
Foundation. Special thanks
to the doctors and nurses of
2065 MDSX, Cancer Wing,
Victoria Hospital, London;
Capt. and Mrs. Perrin of the
Salvation Army; the ladies
of Home League who put up
a good luilch; Capt. D. Cop-
plepof Toronto; Pastor John
Williams of Chatham and
The Currie -Walker Funeral
Home, Wingham.
Thank you,
Seth, Connie and
family
I would'like
family. I
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and
wasall tly,,
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celebration..
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man
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Mann family fair
evening , si •, .
through theiir ayimusm-
etal .thaniks to ourc.
and anyone who help
to ' make auk' evening
n
most;�e4ijoya ile ever
wewill always remeatber
Willie and Norma Be a'
We would like to
our sincere thanks,,
boas, ' -friends ant, ela
for the floral-Arih
pathy cards `and f
our home at the t•i
Kerr's death:"
Don andOrabam:AI ams,
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REAL.
176 DIAGOIIhA;L ROAD,'.
WINGHAM, O:NT'A;RJO
LATE_..
TMr . �• t ,TAPI.P brick ranch s 1 "hoiva::
' sab�division.; Spacious Jct#c .n`�,!Antill Ijunc i aim; s
arate dining room Sundeck With
-canopy, paint free
trim and new paved drive. Excellent condition, avail-'
able for, early occupancy. Owner transferred. Price re-,
duced to $44;900 -
THREE BEDROOM HOME
Brick home, good location, Hanover kitchen with bar-
becue stove, built-in dishwasher. lunch area, large
dining room, 13 x 24 family' room with natural fire-
place
ongrade overlooking an 18-x 36 inground swim -
Ming pool, with the latest carefree maintenance equip•
ment, change room, built-in bar, and pool area wash-
rooms. This is luxury, living or do affordable reduced
price.
BRUSSELS HOME
•Low down payment with low interest rate will set you
up in an attractive 1 storey home having been coni-<'.
pletely renovated throughout, with new custom kitcthen
and bath. Top quality broadloom and many other tea
tures. included in the purchase price of $36,000 is a fuel`
size lot which may be sold separately. Or you May pur,-•,,:
chase the home alone at a lower price.
INCOME PROPERTIES
a
Two to choose from, 3 and 6 residential units in the
most desirable location in town., Buildings are in excel- •
fit
'viii condition oom inside arra out. riease esti ior more 9 -
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detailed information. '
Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Outer Streit,
Wingham, Phone 357.204
HUTTON
WINGHAM - A top value 3 bedroom electrically heated,
home - recently restyled with new roof and siding -
good sized living room and dining room with quail*..
cupboards, situated in Public School area on a fine'
treed lot - asking $29,000.
BELGRAVE - Another reduction in price on this 3k
bedroom home on a.• good lot. Kitchen with good cup.
boards, 3 piece bath, oil furnace, small barn. Thts
week's asking price $15,500. Owner must sell.
TURN¢ERRY - 3 year old 3 bedroom bungalow on a oche,
acre lot only 11/2 miles from town. Features include(
large kitchen with top of the line Hanover cupboard;„
broadloom throughout, new combination woa4Oi1
furnace, new deck and new drilled well. Reduced ask-
ing price $35,300. Make an offer.
.ee*ee
WINGHAM - Three bedroom older home with nett`
home comforts only one black from downtown. Al",
home has special .features such as full Insuldl'fiarii
throughout, drywall interior, newly decorated sun ri om
large kitchen with custom mahogany cupboards and
main floor laundry room. Exterior of aluminum.
WINGHAM - Brick bungalow only two blocks from Post
Office. Features two bedrooms, double living morel
spacious dining room, hot water heating and 4 plat
bath. Well maintained home.
.ansa
100 ACRES on Highway 4, 55 to 60 level workable. Ask-
ing $49,500.
90 ACRES on highway near Brussels, 55 to 60 workabl111
and could be more, good -two storey house, small bite;
Asking $75,000.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208
Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker, Kincardine 396-2061
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