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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-02-18, Page 9Fes: 77, V. . '�I .• 14 gi'love and callouses d,. ickl and 0,si1Y RENOVATED stere oil wain street; breadloo*, oba}Iable immediately, Phone " 357- 3800, 9 a.m. to 5 p:ni 17rrb TWO bedroom apartment, modernly decorated, fridge and stove, $160 per month; three bedroom . house, all newly decorated, fridge and `stove. Apply Sunrise Dairy, Wingham: • 3rrb The Man To See Is la- . -' c pi et NTH FRESH & CLEAN - with roominess everywhere: on the 99 x132' lot, double garage, 3 Targe bedrooms, 1'/a baths, extra large kitchen with abundant cupboards, unfinish- ed bo3einentopen to your imagination, sundeck and a gorgeous country view. A charming Wingham bi-level bungalow, Liust 6 years old and only $53,500. VIEW OF RIVERSIDE PARK - an immaculately restored 4 bedroom double brick . home in Wingham with remodelled kitchen, newly broadloomed living and dining rooms, utility centre, 11/2 baths, new furnace, and convenient location' to downtown, the park and Maitland River. Only $39,900. SUNSET CRESCENT BUNGALOW - at only $39,500 has country kitchen with built in dishwasher, 4 bedrooms, finished rec. room, extra appliances and a terrific location. EXCELLENT VALUE. COZY & PRIVATE - on almost rt,„ half -acre is a manageable 3 bedroom bungalow with walkout basement situated in a woodsy area within a half -mile of Wingham. Knotty pine cupboards accent the country kitchen with new sundeck onto a great view. Just 3 ,years old at an affordable $39,500. WROXETER BUNGALOW - recently built with 2 bedrooms, and finished basement. Conveniently dose to the downtown core, this lovely corner lot home is amazingly immaculate and priced right, at $37,900. BE YOUR OWN BOSS.I - this country: property is zoned commercial with a 16 x 48 steel building and comfortable 5 bedroom home with family size kitchen (cupboards galore)' and Targe living room.. Call us for more details. APTS.? STORE? RESTAURAN, T4 - this 2 storey, .brick building has grectiletentiok Well insulated with new oil/wood furnace the49 arid. rooms, including. 2 kitchens. Also 2 bathrobmi4;.fireplace and large storage shed. Asking $29,500 for this" excellent highway location: Contact: OFFICE 357-1344'. STAN CHADWICK 357.207 MARGARET DAY 357-2196 1 THEE. bedroom hoiiale in t.ondlbolco• 3574442 1118 :TWO bedroom apartment in Fbrdwich, available' - im- mediately. Phone 335-3754. - llrrb TWO bedroom apartment in Lucknow and one bedroom Apar rnent in Teeswater. Pharite Glennhaven 'Apaart- rents528-3234 after:9 p.m. 10rrb ONE bedroom apartment available March `14< fridge and, stove. Close to schools and downtown. Phone 357- 1167. 18;25 SMALL, furnished, heated room in Lucknow, ideal for one person, linens supplied, cooking facilities available in the room, all utilities paid. Phone 528-3723. 21rrb REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR: FOR RENT TWO storey semi-detached house in new condition car- peted throughout, basement with walkout. Location Vic- toria St., Wingham. Phone 343-3246 Palmerston. 18-25 MONTE CARLO Play games of chane Frostyfest Monte CD Friday, Feb. 20 front to 1 a.m. and :Saturday, 21, 12 noon to `5 pap; at the:, Wingham . Ariripurres•. License No. 325844. ' DANCE -At the. Howick ConuMmity Centre, Saturday, Feb ,21.. Music by Pleasure Pack;, $7j$►►;ljjl per couple, lunch included. ' JE TING ng and dinner Federation of s1Nill be held on 45,Feb. 25 at Bel - unity Centre. be Ron Jones, ;resident of On- ion of Agricul- spass and Li- ' — the new fecting land- er at 12 noon. KEEP THIS DATE Friday, May 8, come brate the/75th Anni'vers the Auxiliary ,AO the ,,- ham and District Hospital, u$ a tea being held at the Pre;, byterian church. Bingo will be y, Feb. 20, at 8 roxeter Com- admission $1; mes for $10; 2 lth; 1, $25 Spe- t $130 on 55 Ball $60; Door bion prizes. VERSARY of Jim and tes cordially in - social evening •(cardpalty) in honor of their parents' 40th wedding anni- ve#intiI Hall, Belgrave on Sat 'day, Feb. 21 at 8:30 p.ikr , 'Belt-. wishes only HAM AND STRAWBERRY SUPPER Fordwich United: Chute ham and strawberry supper, l r Tuesday, June 23,1981: E 25TH ANNIVERSARY Please accept this invitation to a dance and social time in the Brussels : Legion an Saturday, Mardi 7, at 9 p.m: We just want youto come join us on our 25th wedding anniversary. Hope to see you all. .. Bob and,Irene Brown, Wroxeter Business and i Professional Director ,Frederick F. Hornuth ,- limo, s.. R.O. Carol E. Homufh, a.D.. Mrs. H. Vlolo Homuth, O.D. Optometrists Harriston, Ontarid • 338-2712 • •- Wi GH4 4 MEMORIALS . Guaranteed" Granites . Cemetery tattering' Reasonabli'iPrices Buy Direct tint &Hie Sus. Ph. 357=1910 Res. .Ph. 357-10`15 f Servke Direc PRINTING WINGHAM PRINTING SERVICE • PRINTING • PHOTO COPIES • REGISTER FORMS - • RUBBER STAMPS • WEDDING ' STATIONERY JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM Portable Welding Will do custom port- able welding and in - shop repair work. • Ornamental railings • Free estimates Phone Spike Bakker RR5 Lucknow 528-2026 1 SALES AND SERVICE I Lynn Hoy Enterprises Ltd. Honda and Skidoo Sales & Service Hwy. 86 east of Wingham Phone 519-357-3435 PLUMBING HEATING Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. ' Wingham 357-2904 SALES Forever Yours Stationery • Invitations o Thank you notes • Napkins, matches • Social announcements The Wingham Advance - Times Office THE ADVANCE.TIMES CONSTRUCTION r -- BERT 357-3053 and DICK 528.2726 ASIDES BROS. CONSTRUCTION General Building and Renovations Concrete Forming WE SELL Hunt 8 Pella. Windows kaiser Aluminum Products Andex Barn Products j FREE ESTIMATES I INSURANCE .IN /mai/ $UNNAstles All Types of Insurance 335-3525 357-2636 GORR1E WINGHAM T-SHIRT PRINTING Our T -Shirt* Are 'TOPS' (A Groat Walling Advertisement G.D.K. Enterprises Wroxeter, Onterlo CUSTOM SILK SCREEN PRINTING OFT -St IRTS Gordon Koster, lox 0, WroxNsr Ws. 335-3136 Res. 335-3411 ELECTRICAL PLETCH ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractor Motor Rewinding and Complete Motor Sales W1Nc HAM 35/7 -1583 Farm Systems Lim ited ' GRAIN & FEED HANDLING SPECIALISTS" 38 MAIN ST., NEWTON, 519-595-8182 AIMISINOOMOONNEOL 1 PANCAKE SUPPER 1i `Stv;•P uI's Anglican Chue,Witlgham on Shrove Tine 61l+Ma°rch 3 from 5:00 p.M - .o ,.'adults $3.50, chil- dren $1.50, pre-schoolers freeailt'ets available from e:me ibi r ' the Board of ' Management. Everyone welcome. _.. . 18-25 DARIPS: Canadian PE of and Garden Show, plus;Sguare One, Feb. , 28; "Lendan Mar. 2; Grand Ole _,Opry ow, Kitchener; ` st,¢„etails phone ,P7.3 18-25 ,.RI I )i TTE -• atpghatn.. Girls' rungette urnanient will be held on Saturday, -March 7 starting jai` S;$ a.m. in Lockridge Mem- orlM- •Arena,' Wingham. Everyone'hvelcome. 18-25-4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE; THREE bedroom house in Brussels, cement block; half block from main street, new cupboards, 3 -pc. bath, oil furnace,mostly carpeted throughout. Priced for quick sale, $15,000. Phone Lucknow 528-3723. 10rrb Cards.. ofThinks I wish to express my sin- cere appreciation to Witham - kind people who sent me those cheerful cards and let- ters while I was a patient in the Kitchener Waterloo Hos- pital and later during my convalescing at my daugh- ter's home. They all helped me to a speedy reerovery and will long be remembered. Mrs. Wilma Clegg I wish to say Thank You to relatives and friends for the prayers, flowers, cards -and treats while a patient in Uni- versity Hospital, London. Special thanks to the clergy, Dr. Gunton and the nurses on 5th floor. Sincerely, Keith Montgomery eslseeessdseenamm im assn Fr- i BIRTHS s sssel.eeessssseseseesstts WRIGHT-At the Wingham and District Hospital on Friday, February 13, to Rod and Susan (Currie) Wright, RR 1, Clifford, a daughter, Alexa ' Cath- erine- WRIGHT—Raymond and Joan are pleased to an- nounce the arrival of Bradley James and Janine Pearl, weighing seven pounds, five ounces, and seven pounds, 11 ounces, respectiirely, on February 13. Big brother Kevin would like to say congratulations to proud grandparents, Jim Wright of Wingham and Don and Gladys, Stewart, Tees- wa ter. SCHNEIDER—At the Wingham and District Hospital on Saturday,, February 14, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schneider, RR 2, Clifford, a daughter, Cara Lee, seven pounds,12 ounces. %% TH•OMPSON—Donna and Dennis Thompson of RR 4, Orillia, are happy • to an- nounce . the birth of their son-, Todd Gordon, seven pounds, 12 ounces, on Monday, February 16, at Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Orillia. First grandchild for Winona and Sydney Thompson, RR 5, Wingham, and Pat and Bill Gamble, Teeswater. First great grandchild for Mrs. Gordon Wright, RR 1, ' Clifford. WARD & UPTIGROVE Listowel (519)291.3040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS HUTTON BELGRAVE - Three bedroom home only a half block from store and Post Office. Kitchen with good cupboards, large living room. House well maintained on a third acre lot, drilled well, moderate asking price, taxes $160. per year, possession- anytime. 8 ACRE PROPERTY - 3' miles from Wingham. House fully restyled with new windows, aluminum siding and new roof. This house has two full baths, living room, dining room and kitchen with custom cupboards. Financing available by the owner. 12 ACRE HOG FARM - Three bedroom frame home in need of renovations. Hog barn 24 x 150 with Beattie stable cleaner. Older barn 50 x 80. Immediate sale necessary at the low price of $37,500. ##d#ddd WINGHAM • Owner is moving and we offer this three bedroom home at a new reduced price, situated in the Public School woo on a fine treed lot. Home is tastefully decorated throughout. 42 ACRE - highway farm in the Wingham area. Largo barn set up for hogs, two storey brick house, reasonable asking price. WINGHAM - on a super lot, well maintained John Street Home. The many extras include new roof, new family room and new hot water heating. New reduced asking price. Excellent 'financing by owners. MEL MAThiERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, klneh•.aln., 39 -20ict I wish to express my sin- ttert appreciation to my family, , friends and neigh- bors for visits, gifts, flowers and. cards while I was a pa- tient in the Wingham and District Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. M. Gear, Dr. J. K. McGregor, Rev. B. Pass- more and all the, nurses on the second floor. Your kind- ness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Amelia Pattison I wish to thank my rela- tives, family and friends for cards, visits and treats while a patient in Victoria Hos- pital. Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon and nurses on duty in Emergency at Wingham anil District Hospital, the night of my accident. It was all greatly appreciated. Marius Beyersbergen I would like to thank family and friends who sent cards and gifts while I was a patient in Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Corrin, Dr. McKim and Dr. Jolly and the nurses - in ICU and on second floor for their special care. Thanks also to Art and Miss Ann Wilson and Mrs. Lillian Brooks for their_prompt ac- tion at the time of my col- lapse. Thanks to Kathleen Gibson and Mary Caslick for their help and to Mr, and Mrs. Carman Machan, of Brussels for looking after me until I ,. was able to come home. ,.. Rena Fisher I would like to take this op- portunity of thanking all my relatives, neighbors„and friends for all the beatiful cards and' letters, also flow- ers and other lifts While I was a patient in Wingham and .District Hospital and Westminster Campus, Lon- don. I would like to thank Dr. Ping and .Dr. .Mowbray of Wingham, Dr. Watt of God- erich, Dr. Flowers, Clinton and Dr. Eberhart of London. Mrs. Ken Hastie We would like to express our thanks to neighbors, family and friends who ex- pressed sympathy with cards, flowers and dona- tions, at the time of our ber- eavement;'1Special thanks to Rev. B. Passmore, the pall- bearers, and The Currie - Walker Funeral Home. Your help was greatly appreci- ated. Jim Currie, Mrs. Mina McRitchie, Mrs. Mary Galbraith The family members of the late -Tom Morrison wish to express their sincere thanks to all for the many expres- sions of sympathy, floral tri- hutes, memorial donations and food. Special thanks to Mrs. Grace Lowery, Rev. Munshaw, the ladies of the Presbyterian Church for the lovely lunch, Eagleson Fun- eral Home, Little Current and MacKenzie and Mc- Creath Funeral Home. God Bless you. Connie Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stockill, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Morrison, and families 1 would like to thank my friends and neighbors for cards, gifts and inquiries while in hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Marie Gear and nurses on second floor in Wingham and to Dr. Holli- day, Dr. Harris and Dr. Wor- obetz of Victoria Hospital, London. Your kindness was much appreciated. Jeat'i Deans Please accept my thanks for your cards, phone calls, letters, visits and expres- sions of good wishes, for bet- ter health while a patient in Wingham and District Hos- pital, Wingham and Victoria Hospital, London. Special thanks to Dr. M. 'Gear, Dr. Coles, the nurses of both hos- pitals for excellent care. Rev. John Roberts and Rev. Peter Davison of London, Freda and 1 have appreci- ated everything so much it is going to be hard to repay everyone. George Johnston } fi TORONTO —.. Depot IBitlister el Agriculturean Food Keri Lantz lied;'.'ap- - npunced the appointment. .of Robert McMahon an:dii etor of the agricultural and -horti- cultural societies branch t1R succeed Arthur Peppin,. yvilo retiresat the end of February; Mr, . McMahon has been associate • director of 'klpe branch . since June of .1979, following 10 years liield experience with the ministry as a rural develop:tieirt of- ficer and one year on second:- 'meat econd-'ment to`thotermcr Foodland Development Committee: Prior: to joining the ministry lin 19¢$,, he worked ' for several -,years aS .a branch manager. with :a major farm m. supply fir. In announcing the appoint • ment,. Mr. Intz paid tribute . to Mr,-Beppm or,,the ex- cellent contribiitiotritieh he has made during his 18 years with the ministry. For ,the past two years he has. served as director of the branch, following 10 years as associate director. During this, period he has been ac- tively involved with , tiie Ontario Plowmen's Association and the., Inter- national Plowing Match, as well as agricultural and . horticultural societies throughout the province. As the new director, Mr. McMahon will„continue to work closely with these organizations' and willserve as secretary -manager of, the Ontario Plowmen's 4sociation, in addition to his other, administrative responsibilities. lr Rowe I' "AZ 'fowing aequl la it fits rind” :borne wain excellent Wt., n 50- ACRElfr R g in 1iuli.ttl'o Il r'fiourtri'. pruss.Isr' 'x' lhotrle� ' sma • :drilled volt - KATE. STm,WING MtM years old Itrlck I nS(' acre Tot, ole etric felly ., flnishedl- Antal! basement. Lgii;4 •ley'' mor feoge can et . 150 ACRE FARO, f, Ali from Wingham, equip for beet cattle, and • good fiance ftormr. Mortgage can- 06444 • AC1N:, canon ' atyit :hi* i fruit trees,.excs#1ient periybiliiisitiesifri fprquick sole. . . SHQPP:AND LOT: o- desboro on No: 4 _ way, Ideal for we eli shop or: similer,.buslfl (Iso $LYTH a / ,vor home, 3 L Sp...�ms, nine; 1 d tstd n s''�lor f 11, LF Y ecarq , ... r _ ' s; •, tom; REAL.r .-S rA r 176 DIAGONAL ROAD 35 ���� WINGHAM, ONTARIO ELEGANT TWO STOREY Hold . ¢ ; Only l block fialyi est afficet ilrti sgfi naF a,,l rypni, "sir�ll-nsi'►lain dining roar►,;4ouble.:hying,rroom erith natural fireplace, antique woodwork and operiataircase. 4 piecebath plus 2 piece bath and 3 bedrooms. Also°ad- joining is an income 2 bedroom apartment with 2 - 3 piece baths. The home is in excellent condition and the price is right. EXCELLENT VALUE Family or. retirement home close to down town. Good condition. Three bedrooms, living room, T.V. room, mod- ern decor, very comfortable living. Value priced at $23,000. COUNTRY LIVING — FIVE ACRES Close to Wingham, beautifully renovated three bed- room home.. Large living room, separate dining room, spacious kitchen with lunch area. Two baths, two car garage. Spring fed pond. Listed at $54,000. COUNTRY HOME Located close to Gorrie on a half acre lot. This attractive 9 room brick'home has modern kitchen, separate dining room, 3 piece bath, oil furnace and new 100 amp. electric service plus many extra features. Water supply is from a new drilled well. Low taxes and low purchase price of $30,000. Ken Ducharme; Representative, 570 Shuler Street, . Wingham, Phone 357-2594 DON 'HAMILTON cREaL &Late and Llnsu°zancE _td. Wingham Office Tel: 357-3403 MORTGAGE 91/2 % , You can't beat the interest rote and you cont boot the value on this property. Nestled among mature trees and situated on 2 acres in a village near Wingham, this two storey home features 12 rooms including 7 bedrooms, family room, and library. Ideal for large family or Convalescent Home. JUST $5,000 DOWN Vendor will take bock an Open Mortgage for the balance of the purchase price. Located in Turnberry Estates, this double wide Commodore Home has 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, living room and utility` morn, electric heat, fully carpeted, includes fridge and stove, cedar deck both front and back. This home has been occupied by adults only for one year and is located on Targe lot backing on river.. Act fast. CONVENIENCE i ECONOMY Located in Winghom close to schools and shopping, this 11/2 storey family home features kitchen, dining room, living room, one bedroom down and 2 bedrooms up. Full basement, new water softener, paved drive, cement patio and steel shed. Priced to sell. SACRIFICE! SACRIFICE I Owner has moved and has slashed price drastically to $26,000 for this 11/2 storey aluminum sided dwelling with kitchen, living room, dining room, four bedrooms and bathroom plus one partially finished section. This bargain, situated in Bluevole, could easily be duplexed. Large mortgage at low rates available. OFFICE 3574403 John Brent Clarence Sutcliffe 3354391 392-6969 Laurie Campbell 887-9051 'We Sell the Earth and insure Everything Onit"