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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-06-24, Page 94 - r if ,P. f;r 0 0841. tktit iT A Utletided Il ntiiT V'4• ?bon ents AND INSURANCE AGENCY LTG. WINGHAM Words out . this 3 bedroom home is one of the best buys an today's market, located in a new subdivision. This home has all the conveniences on one floor, eat -in kitchen, living room, 4 pc. bath and plenty of storage area. Only 4 yrs. old so no maintenance. WINGHAM There's a Iot of living in this brick home. 5 bedrooms, 2 full bath s.ii kitchen, living room, dining room and a family room with "a fieldstone fireplace. An attoced single car garage with a cement driveway complete this attractive offering at $42,500. WINGHAM Located near the hospital and CKNX, this large 2 storey brick home has 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, double living room and a spacious kitchen. Everything is tastefully decorated but the asking price is only $34,000. TEESWATER One of those hard to find economical brick bungalows. Kitchen, living room, 3 pc. bath, full basement and attached garage. Steps. to downtown and only 2 doors to the R.C. Church. Ideal for retirement. At $45,000. 327 Josephine St. Wingham, Ontario OFFICE 357-1414 TOM MILLER RESIDENCE 3574483 JO MORRISON RESIDENCE 357.1704 BROKER R 'E A L E S TACT' E DIAGONAL ROAD O �� WI� �� f NGHAM,�, ONTARIO 2 STOREY BRICK HOME Beautifully renovated four bedroom home, Hanover kitchen with lunch area, large dining room, living room i family room with built-in bar and fireplace. Owner , rer'o'' tirit9:"�j cffordably'pi'lded - 4 4' ` �: t • " • ELEGANT2 STOREY HOME Only 1 Mach from post office. ' Consisting of many extras such as dining room, double living room with natural fireplace, antique wood work and $en staircase. 4 pc. bath plus 2 pc. bath and 3 bedrooms; Also adjoining is an income 2 bedroom apartment with 2-3 pc. baths. This home is in .excellent condition• and very reasonably priced. LATE MODEL BRICK BUNGALOW Custom built 3 bedroom home having modern kitchen and dining area, large living room and 4 pc. bath: Carpeted throughout. The lower level hiss 4 finished rooms presently rented as a bachelor apartment or could be a family size rec. room. Other features are a t , carport,, paved drive plus a fully fenced yard. Come and inspect this family priced home. .. •" • COMMERCIAL BUILDING Formerly a grocery and general store with gas pumps. Store area 23`.x 29'. Living quarters has kitchen, dining room and living room with fireplace plus 3 bedrooms and 4 pc. bath. Also a 1'bedroom income apartment. Hot water radiator heating. Choice, location on. Diagonal Road in Winghom. The full price f $39,000 is open to offer. Kin Dacharme, Representative, 67 huter Street, Winghem, Phone 967.2 DON HAMILTON Jeal E4.LaLE and insu'iancE _Ltd, Wingham Office- Tele 357-3403 BLUEVALE -3 ACRES One storey, 7 room home with 4 bedrooms, located on a lot 160' x 225' with paved drive, garage and small barn. This property, with many mature trees, spells comfort and economy. MORTGAGE 109/. % Ten room home on 2 acres located on main highway, two miles from Wingham featuring 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large living room, family room with patio doors to a large cedar deck with built-in Bar -B -Q. Also a large workshop 55' x 35' plus two small steel barns, OPEN TO OFFERS Four bedroom aluminum sided dwelling on a corner lot in Bluevale. This home has been partly renovated and could be converted into a duplex for extra income. Owner has reduced price for quick sale. BEEF AND HOG SET-UP Inspect this Show Place situated on 112 acres in the Teeswater area, 105 workable acres systematically tiled, featuring an outstanding home, two painted barns, two coloured implement sheds, 4 steel granaries, 2 corn cribs plus many extras. This farm must be seen to be appreciated. 106 ACRES - TEESWATER AREA Set-up for rrlixed farming, thisrproperty features two barns, large implement shed, 3 steel granaries, 2 corn cribs plus a 1'/2 storey home that has been modernized throughout. OFFICE 357-3403 Jahn Brent Clarence Sutcliffe 335-3391 392.6969 Laurie Campbell '887-9051 887.9051 "We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything .• ill It" 1 1x1 k' 1WU"1Dearoom ap�l1Cltr�ti$1 + LTn Lueknow, 1 f..d . ad, rrnfalr 1311. . Alsn two bedr�oom,apartment in'Ripley. Phone 529-7030. lorrb ONE bedroom apartment in Win „Phone 39258. A 3rrb FARM hose available July • I,- close to Wingham, ?newly decorated.' Phone 335-3$62: TWO to three bedroom hon$, large kitchen, two batkdoms, .fridge and stove included, nice yard, $300 per month plus utilities. Phone 357-1451.. TWO bedroom apartment, hydro and heat supplied, available immediately. Phone 357-1268. . 24-1 THREE bedroom farm house. Phone 357-1598 before 8 a.m. or after 5 p.m. 24-30 LARGE two bedroom apart- ment, four piece bath, heat . supplied, parking area. R. Johi1k urrie 357-1482. , 24rrb ' WANTED TO.RENT YOUNG, mature'. couple re - R ently transferred to Wing - ham want to rent tato (or more) bedroom home.. If interested phone Ron at 357- 2770 between '9 a.m. and 5 p.m. 24-1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE C r Y, well insulated three bedroom .' home, . • recently renovated with quality ma- terials. The house is located 'on the edge of Wroxeter: Large lot, a park and play- , ground in the back.. Oil and wood heating. Phone 335- 6242. 17-24-1 GORRIE: Two storey,. four bedroom • brick house, 11/2 bath, sun deck; close to park, shopping.. Phone 335-3945. 17=24 TWO bedroom house on double lot, in Bluevale, located between Presby- terian Church and Com- munity Hall on main street. Priced to sell. Phone 524- 2725. 24rrb REAL ESTATE LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton BEFORE YOU BUILD - SEE THIS Executive Ranch - 4 bedroom home in Wing - ham, 3 baths, spacious family room with elegant stone firepllce - finished rec room in basement & heated indoor pool. Lux- urious throughout. Priced below replace- ment cost. Shown by appointment. 150 ACRE FARM - 3 miles from Wingham, equipped for beef cattle and hogs, good frame home, F.C.C. mortgage can be assumed. 250 ACRES - St. Helen district - 210 acres work- able, fair buildings. LARGE CORNER LOT - Belgrave, 2 ACRES MORRIS TWP., - brick home, large shed, drilled well, under $30,000. KATE ST. WINGHAM - 2 year old brick home on 1 acre lot, electric heat fully finished walk -out basement, low Interest mortgage can be assumed. MAIN ST. EGMONDVILLE- 1 stor%S; frame, home excellent .0(dition on ° acres, nicely ,eed pro- perty, gas heat, sun deck, many extras. .,a,..., ..,. SSTORYTI? AtVi hasp every hursday: ' o rl June,>: •214unti1 Aug., Chi1dren'age'3 and 4 are. wet come. Free admissions ' • 24-1 TIVERFEST - SBturday, July 4 in the. Tiverton Arena featuring a, chicken: barbecue. from 5' to 8 pari;" and a dance with Walt- et* estenak: from 8 p.m. to l a.m Dance . tickets only $6 per person. Barbecue only$5 per person. "Dance and barbecue $10 per person. For advance . tickets phone 368- 7121 or 368-7133. Sponsored by Tiverton Recreation Committee. , 17=24-1 GARAGE AND BAKE SALE Friday, June 26 from 2 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, June 27 from 9:30 a,m. to 12 noon at Harry ,Sjaarda's turkey farm, Highway 86, 3 miles east of Wingham. Sponsored by Wingham Voice for Life. 17-24 SOCIAL EVENING For Rob Dern,aray and Sharon Schuler on Friday,' June 26 in Howick Com- munity Centre. Music by Tif- fi is, 9 to 1. Tickets at the door. Everyone welcome. 17-24 JULY 4 Come to Bluevale o5nJuly 4. Horseshoe tournament.. Registration 11:30a.m., starting 12 noon. A.B. and C groupings. Beef barbecue 5 p.m.; adults $5, children 12 and under $3, pre-school free. For tickets phone 357- 3474. Official opening of ball park lights beginning at 8 p.m. Bell game to follow. Sponsored by Bluevale Rec- reation. FIDDLE CONTEST Attend the Fiddle and Step Dance contest, July 10 & 11 at the Fergus and District Community Centre, Fergus, Ont. For information contact Mery Woods, 843-1630. WELSH COUNTRY FAYRE In Belgrave Arena on Satur- day, June -27 from 4 to 9 p.m, featuring baking, needle- work,, plants etc. and cold meat supper from 5 to 7 p.m. Adults $4.50; children $2. Sponsored by Belgrave United Church.' FARMATiC FIREWORKS CELEBRATION As in advance salute to -Howick's 125th anniversary, Farmatic a proud Canadian company, manufacturing on- farm feed processing and grain, handling systems is pleased to present a Canada Day Fireworks Celebration, As an added attraction;.The Brussels Legion Pipeband will entertain from 8:30 p.m, until dusk. Admission is free But donations toward Bart Scherpenzeel's rebuilding fund will be canvassed by the Howick Lions and Junior Farmers. Don't forget it starts at 8:30 p.m. on July 1 at the Howick Community Centre. RUSSELL REALTY LIMITED Essex, Ontario 105 ACRES BARE LAND - 100 acres workable. Ho- wick-Turnberry line. TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP - 147 acres level land, 11 acres hardwood bush, large house, Targe barn with automatic feed man- ger. Good Farm Credit Mortgage. 234 ACRES - 200 workable excellent house, good barn with silo, set up for 200 to 300 beef cattle. Largo Farm Credit Mort- gage at good rate. CALL TOM RUSSELL AT 482.3124 DOUG RUSSELL AT 2384283 cl ri e1Ttorial interr - ri- may 'ra • tictpatu, �t�#Y•rt' 1yi5 Free.-. GARAGEvA g. S 2�a yr 1)hi,at 4 R WREN'S tration Mon Qin 10 a.m. to5 uf the Blyth jJ. All those ages 5 to 8 Please Par- ke this an- aful season. unday, June 10 a,m. to 7 ,tt:St., Clifford. BINGO Teeswater Lions Club reg- ular binge:Friday, July 3 at 8 p.m. fru Teeswater Town Hall; 15 Regular games at $10; a Specials at $25, and a Jackpot of $140 on 54 calls, RUMMAGE SALE Teeswater Ex Toggery rum- mage sale, "Thursday, June 25, from 10 .1012 noon and 2 to 5 p.rn. FREEDOM FESTIVAL Windsor Detroit Interna- tional Freedom Festival, June 25, to duly 5. Las Vegas Nights, fireworks, Conklin Carnival, tug -boat race, Har- row Bluegrass, drum corps competition; police pipe band,. bed race, air show, water , barrel fight, and more. Phone (519) 252-7264 (Windsor) BEEF BARBECUE Huron Cattlemen's Associa- tion • Beef Barbecue .and Dance, Brtisi;els; Morris and Grey ,Community Centre„ Saturday, July 11.; Barbe- cue, 6-8 p.m.; dancing 9-1, to Jim Medd and the Pleasure Paks. Tickets, adults, $7; children under 12, $4..Pro- ceeds from this function will be .used for educational pur- poses. Tickets available from Township directors act ors an d the OMAF,office, Clinton. BINGO Howick Lions' Bingo will be held on Friday, Jane 26th at 8 p.m. in Wroxeter Com- munity Hall; -admission $1; 12 Regular games for $10; 2 Share the Wealth; one $25 Special; Jackpot $170 on 54 calls; Purple Ball $100; Door and Consolation prizes. RUMMAGE SALE Salvation Army rummage sale Saturday, June 27 from 2 to 4 p.in. at the Orange Hall, EdwardSt, Wingham. GA AGE SALE Saturday, July 4 and Sun. July 5, Electric motors 8 and 6 hp etc.; antique bedroom suite Colonial; child's stroll- er; .coffee tables; end tables; new auxiliary ' mirrors; metal exhaust flex pipe; 2 chesterfields; clothing. Re- freshments. Mrs. Gran Gal- len, Bob St., Lucknow, across from nursing home. 24-1 So Thanks We,wolild' inserely„jike to thank Dr. ear4Dr. Hanlon, Dr. McGregor,,:the OR staff and the staff of Pediatrics for the excellent care they gave Tyler while he was' a patient. He really enjoyed himself and would go back tomorrow if he had to. You were all super. Steve,Sheila and Greg Stapleton I wish to exprerss my sin- cere thanks for the many lovely gifts and hest wishes extended to me the night of my bridal shower in Bel - grave. Many thanks, as well, to the ladies who organized and ' provided the program and lunclt ' Your thoughtful- ness is greatly appreciated. ' Brenda Johnston A special word of thanks to all those in 'Wingham and.the surrounding areas who have contributed funds to oul- Red Shield Appeal. Again our goal has been reached through . the generosity of : everyone. May God bless you all! Captain Wilson Perrin To all those who canvassed for The Salvation Army Red Shield Appeal we would like to publicly acknowledge your kindness in giving of your time and energy to help realize our target of $900o. Thank your' and may God bless you all. Captain Wilson Perrin We would like to express our many thanks to alI the friends and neighbors who joined us in celebrating our 25th wedding anniversary. Your presence was greatly appreciated. Wilfred and Eileen Johann We wish to say Thank You to our friends and neighbors for the rd'any cards, gifts and flowers we received,on odr anniversary. We will long re- member the evening and the time spent,. together. Many thanks to our family. Max -and EvDemaray Mr. and Mrs: Albert Har- rison of 'Holywood wish to thank their family, friends and neighbors and abet rela- tives and friends of Hamilton and district for the wonder- ful 25th anniverS'ary party and surprise preeerithtion of 2 Air Canada tickets to Re- gina. Thanks to Teeswater Creame>iy for arranging holidays at this time. The First Wingham Cub leaders would like' to thank everyone who helped make the 1980-81 season a very successful one. To everyone who helped in anyway with the camp two weeks ago, a very sincere thanks. Parent participation was very much appreciated this year. Cubs will commence again in Sep- tember, 4/8/171/ DEYEI.I: -In loving mem- ory of a dear husband, father and grandfather Percy Deyell, who passed away one year ago, June 25, 1980. We who loved you sadly miss you, As it dawns another year In our lonely hours of think- ing Thoughts of you are ever near. -Sadly missed and always remembered by Jean, Toin, Brenda, Greg, Ryan and Eric. • WEBER -In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Muriel Weber who passed away 7 years ago June 20, 1974. To the world you may be for- gotten, • To others just a part of the past But to us who loved and lost. you, Your memory will always last. -Lovingly remembered by husband and family. laliolasonnionmenanamennis • ■ `___. BIRTHS • ■ ■ ■ a■s■w®■■■■■■■■w■■■■■■■s■ McKER('HER-John and Ann of RR 2, Bluevale, 'joyfully announce the arrival of their firstborn, a daughter, Jennifer Ann, who tipped the scales at seven pounds, three ounces, on arrival at Wingham and District Hospital on June 16. Proud grandparents are Glenn and Elizabeth McKercher. Jamestown, and Don and Florence Larsen, Walkerton. WiNKEL-Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winkel, RR 1, Fordwich, a son on Wednesday, June 17, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Id . Mels, Al .' roF ;" `ow hip, sled away Saturday, June 2Q,,4the'Callander Nursinlr Home. • He .wag"' in . his 07th year : • Mr. MacDoonfd ts. surviv- ed by,one• sister, Mrs. Sandy (Annie) .Johnston of Greg Township, and ,„several nieces and nephews H e; was predeceased by one .sisteer, two „brothers .and two Mil sisterrs. lfe.Was a menther of the Pkyrla Ghulreh' res t o K la ta6 din* { of M.16,Wa Funeral. . Hoes Where service Was coadneted on. Tuesday at two. W44. by; Lett! Fe3, ,of the.. Whom Bible Chapel, Interment , ,followed ln; Brussels Cemetery: • P:allbearer.s were Fred Hayden,, , Howard Savage, Harvey Payne,-• ;R0 ;:,: Higgins; Bili 'Craig"'asd PJB- rep eSe fat'agric w,•.. James Edwards was surviving a family m+er The death occurred Monday,: June 15, at Geri - Ca re-nur i s ng, home, Harriston, of James Albert Edwards. n his 9211dyear. Born in Wallace Township, Mr.'>adwards was one of nine children born to the ,late William Ben Edwards and Margaret Lynn. He was the Tuesday service for Mrs. Shera Funeral service was held Tuesday at two'clock at the Gorrie Chapel of writ,. Watts Funeral Homes for. Mrs. Olive Mae Shera who passed away Saturday at Callander Nursing Home, Brussels, in her 90th year. Mrs. Shera was the formers Alive Mae Willits and was born in Turnberry, a daughter of the late John Willits and Mary Evans. Her husband, James T. Shera, was a blacksmith' in the village of Gorrie for many years. He predeceased her in 1954. • She was also .predeceased by three brothers and three sisters. Mrs. Shera is survived by One daughter, 'Mrs. Lloyd (Shirley). Woods of Kit- chener; two stepsons, Victor Shera of Drayton and Emerson Shera, Wingham; and three grandchildren. Mrs. Shera was borne to her final restingplace. in Gorrie Cemetery by Walter and Jack Willits, Lloyd Montgomery, Harvey McDermitt, Wes Haugh and Clifford Henry. Rev. Thomas Fleetham of Fordwich concluded thefuneral and graveside services. Hank Exel passim in London hosp A well-known Brussels resident, Hank Exel, passed away Friday, June 19, at University Hospital, London. He was in his 59th year and death followed a brief illness. Mr. Exel is survived by his wife, Joan. He was the dear father of John of Brussels, Chris of Milverton, Fred, Harriston, Peter, at home, and Elizabeth of Milverton. He is also survived by one grandson, Andrew Exel, his Mother, Mrs. G. Exel, in Holland and five brothers and four sisters, also in H,olland. He was predeceased by his father, Albert, and one brother, in Holland. The late Hank Exel rested at the Brussels Chapel of M. L.atts Funeral Homes wheWe"'friends paid their respects until Monday when removal was made to Melville Presbyterian Church, Brussels, for service at two o'clock conducted by Rev. Ken Innes. interment followed in Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers were Jack Mitchell, Jake Hulzebos, Gerritt Shoemaker, Henry Exel, Graham Work ' and Wayne Lowe. Floral tributes were carried by Ralph Watson and Mel McArter. ..rte ON LY MINUTES OF YOUR LIMA'' n (ss.,S! isr,stss, nnNort last surviving member of his family, having been red ,p , eeeased by twobroth- ers, W.iU .and George, and r>ix sisters, Mrs. Adam (Einr a); Darling,-M>I•s. .John--( Lime) Vernell, Mrs- James (Ella) Barton, :Mrs. Ross (Jane) Doig, Mrs. Colin (Mabel) Gillies and Miss Martha Edwards. Mr. Edwards is survived by one daughter, Mrs. P. L. (Dorothy) Davidson of Listowel; one son, Bill of London; two grandchildren and two• great grand- children. He' • was predeceased by his wife, the former Annie Caudle, and two daughters, Betty and Marjorie. Funeral service was conducted Thursday at !two o'clock s the Gorrie Chapel of M. L. Watts' Funeral Homes by Rev. 'Thomas Fleetham of Fordwich. Final resting place is Wroxeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Tom and Alan Darling, Hartley Barton, Lorne, and Harold Robinson and Bob•Hastie. rec , e rt ro in'1972 There app exxplanation.,•fu11 crease in tnju a larger r g i# >8R laborers required' the increase ag production int ...z The tiiTlmb agricultural' hili increased in 1980 to were 45 fmm , recorded in 1979,. fir; and other ; stypes of` equipment - ►ere ; ltivol ,ed <: with ' the niajp0.ty :9f th raw- deaths. The counties ar ,region$, with the largest number; injuries were 11Torfo - f. Haldirnand, , 3394 0,r ,J2:8 per cent, York, 287 or 10.8 .per. cent. The Niagara . and Halton regions • AMI. ie counties of Oxford and Elgin each accounted %r app proximately five per cent of the total injuries. $, The; .commodity groups accounting ;for the largest proportion of lost=time ' in- jries were the tobacco in- dustry, 21 ,the - cent; land da. $cape nursery industry, `20 percent; fruit and vegetable industry 11 per cent; dairy industry, 9 per cent. HUTTON WHITECHURCH - 5 yr..old custom built 3 bedroom borne,; in immaculate condition.. Living room, dining.room and:- ., Citchgn, ,with, ygy okty„., cupboards. tittach ,,g as t.4; 1 Priced in Me thirties,. Private..financing.avaitable. . WINGHAM - The asking, price is $26,000 but the owner Will consider Iorge mortgage to approved buyer at 13%. A very private lot in a super location. Consider the new hot water heating systom, the fine condition of the home and make an offer. WINGHAM • 3 bedroom home on ,a targe lot with mature trees. A great family home having 3 pc. bath up and 1 pc. down, dining room, living room. 12' x 20' garage. The asking price is only $19,900. ' ' . VILLAGE HOME • for the handyman,' five miles from Wingham; large lot with garden, asking $10,500. Let's try anoffer. 8 ACRE country property.near Wingham. New reduced asking price. Home fully restyled with new roof, new windows, new siding, full insulation, two full baths,„ all comforts of a new home. BELGRAVE - Close tostores and Post Office, 'a well maintained'3 bedroom home with living room 12' x 15', _ kitchen with cupboards, drilled well, situated on a large lot one third acre in size. Possession anytime. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 The Man To See Is m c. I i M� T. , n COMat:L1 NEW 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - Spacious family kitchen with quality cupboards. Fully insulated and broad - loomed throughout. .Extra targe attached garage. Call us for more details. MATURE TREES ON THIS LARGE LOT with attractive 2 bedroom brick home. Good mortgage can be assumed. Asking $34,900. ECONOMICAL 3 bedroom home, 2 blocks4rom the heart of town, all spic and span with spacious kitchen, modern bath, new roof, garage and Targe backyard plus that "pleasant" look. Owner moved. 529,900. or maybe YOUR offer. EXECUTIVE STYLE BUNGALOW in Belgrave: 3 bedrooms • (2 more in basement), family room with elegant fireplace walking onto patio, formal living and dining rooms, magnificent- kitchen with quality Hanover cupboards (sliding doors also onto patio), rec room, storage rooms, attached oversize garage and roomy 115' x 128' lot. A special quality home for "special -you". $71,900. or a reasonable offer. ' STATELY & IMPRESSIVE on Lucknow's main street stands a 2 storey, 3 bedroom home with inviting front porch, sunrooms, kitchen with adjoining utility area, formal dining room and cozy living room. Excellent 11'/4 % mortgage available'p Very attractive at $39,900. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT property on Gorrie's main street with 2 extra large apartments which have been FULLY modernized. "Clean -as -a -whistle", these main- tenance -free units (with model -tenants), are charming & roomy. Flawless for $34,900. MOVE TO THE COUNTRY and enjoy summer on your own acre in this 2 bedroom mobile home with sundeck and useful storage shed. $16,900. Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 MARGARET DAY 357-2196