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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-10-28, Page 9RUBLLL' LIMIT. £sato , ti ttaio... 105ACl i11 100 ucras; *PAM 111 wide-Tunbrry+i , 3fU1tN EWlY Toe 147 acres Nisei 11 acres hardwood largo house, let8ti with automatic feed Tap, fir. Good Fdrnt. 'Mortgage. 234 ACRES - 200 w0," ' excellent house,. �: barn with site, set up for 200 to 300 • heef cattl r { Large Firm Credit moo, gage at goad rate. TOM RUSSELL AT 4824124, DOUG RUSSELL- • AiT 2 38-8283 thrti aassilkdhe Ads WINGHAM 357.2320 )1f41 ESTA' I'bR SALE OR FOR RENT NEARLY new 2 bedroom ho in Fordwich, available Hcf 1. Hydro heat. Only ten- ants with good reference need apply. No pets. Phone 335-3754. 9rrb R,... • THREE bedroom 2 storey ONF Bedrooms apar home, corner of Gordon arid Wingham. Pho'he • I Ilizabeth; Teeswater. Phone •1519) 683-6195. WANTED TO RENT GARAGE for the winter months, for storage of a car. Phone 357-2944. 21-28 The Man To See Is m=rn•i ee REALTOR ECONOMICAL LIVING - at its best in Turnberry Estates. Attractive 2 bedroom home newly carpeted. Large sundeck and garden shed: $18,500. , THREE - '1 BEDROOM APTS. - a well - structured brick home with paved parking area and completely updated roof, electrical, insula- tion, decorating, kitchen and baths and MORE. TERRIFIC INVESTMENT! Your offer? EXECUTIVE STYLE.BUNGALOW - in Belgrave: 3 bedrooms (2 or more in basement); family room with elegant fireplace walking onto patio, formal living & dining rooms, magnificent kit- chen 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. NEW HOUSE ON 50 ACRES - a superior set- ting for this extra large 2 bedroom home built 5 years ago with oversize attached garage. Thio attractive parcel ,of lands framed by a 30 acre. woodlot, has 20 acres tillable. Owner is willing to hold a VERY ATTRACTIVE MOR- TGAGE. $79,000. SUNSET CRESCENT BUNGALOW - at only $36,900. has country kitchen with built-in dishwasher, four bedrooms, finished rec room, extra appliances and a terrific location. EX- CELLENT VALUE. BLUEVALE COTTAGE - MORTGAGE SALE on a generous '/2 acre lot is very "spruced up" with large, modern' kitchen:. (sealed --'acorn fireplace), 3 'renovated bedrooms (panelled and carpeted) plus roomy living room and modern 4 pc. bath, new roof 2 years ago and well insulated. SLASHED, DRAMATICALLY SLASHED to $23,500. Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 MARGARET DAY 357-2196 HUTTON WINGHAM - Three bedroom aluminum sided home, fully insulated throughout,, nicely decorated, drywall interior, large kitchen with mahogany cupboards, main floor laundry room, glassed -in sunporch. Low asking price. BELGRAVE - 16 yr. old brick bungalow in new condition. Newly decorated, new rugs, a fine home with attached garage and now being financed at 14% for a quick sale. * m a a * WHITECHURCH - Spotless updated three bedroom home with exterior of sparkling Quik Brik. Living room and kitchen are spacious, bright enclosed sunporch, lot 85' x 135' and the taxes are only $198 per year. Heated workshop, low asking price. 34 ACRES - close to Wingham, 31 acres ex- cellent cash crop land. For extra farmland this could be the answer. 4 6 i A d WINGHAM - Too many extras to list, but abun- dance of 103/4 mortgaging on this 2 acre pro- perty a mile from town - totally restored and totally insulated, new decks, double carport and a 55 x 35 workshop. Asking $59,500. All offers considered. BELGRAVE AREA - In a setting of country charm this 4 yr. old, 3 bedroom brick home, custom built to owner's satisfaction. The extras include sunken family room with floor to ceiling fireplace, finished 2 car garage, new drilled well, situated on a one acre treed lot. Owner transferred. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 28-4 THREE bedroom home in Wingham, on a large lot with garden area; 8 rooms, $300 per month, Phone 357-3452 anytime or write Box 394, Wingham, Ont. 7-28 ONE bedroom apartment, stove and fridge. Phone 357- 1851. 8rrb ONE and two bedroom apartments, in Lucknow. Phone Glenn Haven Apart- ments, 529-7030 after 9p.m. )9rrb TWO bedroom apartment in Fordwich. Available Nov. 1. Phone 335-3754. tf SINGLE apartment close to hospital, school and main street. Preferably non- atnoker please. Phone 357- 1885 after Monday, Oct. 19. 14-21-28 ing Events LARGE two bedroomart- tb! 'ap. ment,four piece bath, heat supplied, parking area, no pets. R. John .Currie, 357 1482.. 28rrb THREE bedroom house in Wingham. Phone 357-2890 after 6 p.m.,. 28-4 FARM house, located near Wingham, newly decorated. -Geo. Merkley, Wroxeter 335- 3862. BEAUTIFUL New home for executive person. Apply to Box 2194, co The Wingham Advance -Times, Wingham, Ont. 28-4 THREE bedroom house in Belgrave with garage, with option to buy. Phone 357- 2955. THREE bedroom apartment available immediately. Phone 357-1253. 28-4 DON HAMILTON. a. eREaL EiLaLE and Onluzanez _fa Windham Office , Tel.: 357-3403 BLUEVALE 3/4 ACRE Nothing to do but to move into this one storey, 7 room home with 4 bedrooms, large kitchen and living room. This property, with many mature trees, features a lot 160' x 225' with garage, small barn and paved drive. Offered at a bargain price. ASKING JUST $17,000 This six room house is located 3 blocks from downtown Wingham on a lot 66' x 165' with a __detached. garage -and workshop. If -,you're a. . , ,handyrnah; here's'y real tiny.' �:" STONE HOUSE - 93 ACRES Situated close to Teeswater on a paved road, here is an outstanding property with a fully renovated stone house with 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, dining room, living room, family room, - 1'/2 baths, Targe attached carport, new barn, new coloured steel implement shed with heated workshop and loaded with extras. c' WINGHAM HOME - $2,000 DOWN Two bedroom, ,1'/2 storey brick home located on a corner lot in Wingham. Assume a first mor- tgage at 1 0% and the vendor will take back a second mortgage at only 1 5%. Here's an infla- tion beater, act now, 500 ACRES - HOWICK TOWNSHIP Four farms adjoining and set up for mixed farm- ing or cash cropping. Buy individually or as a large tract. Call for more information. QFFICE 357-3403 John Brent ' Clarence Sutcliffe 335-3391 392-6969 "We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything On It" REAL E STATE 176 DIAGONAL ROAD 3574777 WINGHAM, ONTARIO LATE MODEL BRICK BUNGALOW LOW INTEREST MORTGAGE Custom built 3 bedroom home in a choice loca- tion. The owner has taken great care in main- taining a quality property. The lower level con= sists of 4 finished rooms presently a bachelor apartment or could be a family size recreation facility. Other features are a carport, paved drive and fully fenced yard. Value priced at $49,000. and the owner will carry a low in- terest mortgage. RANCH STYLE BRICK Ideal retirement home, modern kitchen, formal dining room and living room plus 2 large bedrooms and 4 pc. bath. Full open basement with high ceilings for easy conversion to extra rooms. Attached garage, immediate posses sion. Being sold to settle estate. LOW PRICED HOME Only $29,000. for this delightful 2 bedroom 1 storey, located close to schools. All newly renovated, complete broadloom throughout and is easy to heat. Sun room and a lovely treed lot. NEW AND AFFORDABLE 1,100 sq. ft., 3 bedroom, carpeted throughout. Very attractive mortgage, Located in Turaberry Estates overlooking the Maitland River. Many extras include covered porch, sun deck and paved drive. Listed at $29,900. Ken Ducharme, Representative, 670 Shuter Street, Wlr here, Phone 357=2594 IV HOUSE stmas Craft ,usually held at 'United Church ood Cancer Re- lation will not r. In its place "Crafts Open e home of Janet nn Rd., Wing- esday, Nov. 11, fl('01�2.ti ;.m. Donations wXeiDtlliw :Or further in- fprplation.ph`pne 357-3702• All proceeds toCFRA. i 28-4 H$Lf:Q ,t ;",N DANCE Wingham optimist Club Hal- lowe'en 'Dance, Saturday, Oct( $] fr9p 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Winghhm Legion; $10 per " •c(!!4-* ,:' Prizes for bestcostunles. Tickets from Optimist `mexnbers or phone John Chappa 357-1238 or Norm Rude.357-3669 • 7-28 LAMB SMORGASBORD Friday, Oct. 30 at 7 p.m., Belmore :Community Cen- trer Advance tickets•only, $7 perperson, ;also a slide pres- entation" of Mike Marritt's., 'study tour of Britain. For tickets phone W. Renwick, 367-2504. 14-21-28 HOT TURKEY Supper in . Walton United Church, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 3:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. Adults $5.50; children, $2.75; pre- schoolers free. 21-28 TEA AND COFFEE Salvation Army Home League ladies -will be holding their anitualrTea and Coffee Party on Thursday, .Oct. -29, 9:308am. td 42:130 p.m. It will also include' bake sale and craft table. iaEveryone wel- comeCome and bring a friend. 21-28 TURKEY SUPPER Gerrie United Church turkey supper, Tuesday, Nov. 3, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Adults $5; children 12 and under $2.50; pre-school children free. REAL ESTATE LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton 61/2 ACRES - Hwy. No. 8 - 3 miles from Clinton. Elegant stone house al nicely land- scaped, quanset building suitable for barn or shop, young orchard starting to bear. Owner selling for reasons of health. BEFORE YOU BUILD - SEE THIS - ex- ecutive ranch. Four bedroom home in Wingham, 3 baths, spacious family room with elegant stone fireplace, finished rec. room •in •basement, - heated indoor pool, luxurious throughout. Priced below replace- ment cost - shown by appointment.. 150 ACRE FARM - 3 miles from Wingham equipped for beef cat- tle and hogs, good frame home. F.C.C. mortgage can be assumed. 2 ACRES NEAR BRUSSELS large brick home. Owner ` will renovate to Suit. KATE ST. - Wingham. Two year old brick home on 1 acre lot. Electric heat, fully finished walk -out basement- Low in- terest mortgage can be assumed. RESTAURANT - highway location, fully equipped, good terms 400 ACRES - near Belgrave - 2 good sets of buildings. COUNTRY SUNSHINE. Bluevale Recreation pre- sents Country Sunshine, Saturday, Nov. 7, Brussels Community Centre. Dancing 9 to 1, $4 advance tickets, $5 at the door, lunch included. For tickets phone 357-3458. TURKEY SUPPER Wingham United Church Turkey supper, Wednesday, Nov. 4. Two sittings, 5:30 and 7 p.m. Adults $5, elementary school students, $2.50, pre- schoolers free. WESTERN Ontario Here- ford Zone will hold its fall sale of purebred Horned and Polled Herefords on Satur- day, Nov. 7. Show 11 a.m., sale 1:30 p.m. at Walkerton Fair Building, Walkerton, Ont.. Catalogues Mrs. Pat 'Jlexander, Brussels, Ont. I0G 1H0. Phone (519) 887- (041. TOY SHOW The Canadian Toy Collec- tors' Society presents its 10th annual Canada's Greatest Collectors' Toy Show and Sale, Sunday, Nov. 8, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m„ St. Lawrence Market, Front and Jarvis Streets, Toronto. Admission $2.50. Accompanied children free. . -BAZAAR & TEA Sacred Heart Catholic Wor n en's League will hold their fall tea and bazaar on Satur- day, Nov. 7 at 2 p.m. Bake, craft, penny auction and tea tables will all be available and we welcome everyone to come and see our Christmas crafts. -. 28-4 HOWICK BINGO Howick Lions' Bingo will be held on Friday, October 30 at 8 p.m. in Wroxeter Com- munity Hall; admission $1; 12 Regular games for $10; 2 Share' the Wealth; one $25 Special; Jackpot $150 on 52 calls; Purple Ball $180. Door prizes and \Consolation prizes. RUMMAGE SALE Salvation Army rummage sale, Saturday, Oct. 31 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Orange Hall, Edward St., Wingham. PASTORAL CARE NIGHT Will be held at St. Joseph's Hall, Clinton on Sunday, Nov. 1 at 8 p.rit. Father Michael Prieur will discuss marriage and creativity, and a National Family Planning couple will share 'ex- periences. Question Box and discussion will follow. Teen- agers, couples, singles are invited to attend. Itt'S TRIPS London, Monday, Nov. 2; Mennonite Mass choir, Centre Kitchener, Sunday, Nov. 8; Royal Winter Fair, Friday, Nov. 13 Seniors and Nov. 15 Sunday. Phone Helen McBurney. Nicholson •Bus Lines 357-3424. • NIESS-4e4rY and Linda of "l bough Wel..come with ''hove a smallgif t ffrom God, Katherine Natalie,' Six pounds, three and a half ounces, born at/Wingham and Distinct Hospaital on October 26. SERVICES CLOTHING alterations and repairs by Thelma Stacey, reasonable prices, phone 357- 1165. - 23rrb INSULATE' now: CHIP pays up to 5500 of the costs. Free estimates. Adamson Insula- tion, Lucknow. Phone 528- 2113 or 528-2526. Fully in- sured and bonded. Regis- tered with the Province of Ontario. 17rrb PHIL'S Refrigeration and Appliance Service, 24-hour emergency service, used appliance sales. Phone 887- 9062. 5rrb CUSTOM drapery by Linda for your home or business. Phone 395-5629 or 395-2765. llrrb TV COLOR fading? Have your picture tube checked! For information phone 357- 3850. )9rrb CUSTOM combining corn, wide and, narrow row; wagons available. Phone 523- 4260 or 357-1210. 14-4 GARDENS. tilled or plowed. Phone Bob Chambers, 357- 2665. 21-28-4-11' CUSTOM plowing and cob meal harvesting. Doug Walker, Belgrave 357-3555 after 8 p.m. 21-28 CRAIG'S Oil Burner service, cleaning, repairs and instal- lations; 24-hour emergency service. Wroxeter 335-3398. 4rrb GOOD Times Disc Jockey Service. All kinds of music for every occasion. Phone Phil Main Jr., 357-3514 or 524- 9671 from 9 a.m. to6 p.m. AUCTION SALES AUCTION sale of property,. household effects and an- tiques for Mr. and M,rs. Au- stin Ste. Marie at 29 North St:, Wingham (north end of" town) on Saturday, Nov. 7 at 1 p.m. Property consists of an 8 room brick house situat- ed on a 21/2 acre level lot, more or less, an- ideal land investment. Property will be offered under a reserve bid around 2 p.m. with terms 10 per cent down day of sale, and balance within 30 days. Terms cash on effects day of sale. Owner or auctioneer not responsible for any acci- dent or injury on property day of sale. Auctioneer Len Metcalfe, Mildmay, 367-2791. ONTARIO'S largest farm machinery consignment sale, Norwich, Ont. Friday, Nov. 13, 10 a.m. (Sales con- ducted second Friday each month). Approximately 150 to 175 tractors, plus all types of farm equipment. Consign- ments welcome. For more information call (519) 424- 9998 or (519 ). 1424-9093. Pro- prietors 'K. ro- prietors•K. S. Hamulecki & Sons. Native of Morris passes in Toronto A native of Morris Township, Mrs. Roderick McLeod of 19 Margrath Place, Etobicoke, passed away.October 17 at Toronto General Hospital in her 55th year. Mrs. McLeod was the former Caroline Higgins, a daughter of Mrs. Nelson Higgins ( former Selena Wheeler) of the third con- cession of Morris Township and the late Nelson Higgins. She received her elementary education at the Stone School and attended Wingham District High School. She was a member of the United Church.' She married Mr McLeod in 1949 and he survives to mourn her passing. Also sulrviving, besides her husband and her mother. are six children. Mrs J. (Gayle) Favalaro and Paul. both of Mississauga, Pamela, Anne, Mary and Robert, all at home. There are four grand- children; four sisters, Dorothy of Morris Township, Mrs. Carman (Ferrol.) Farrier. Long Branch, Mrs. Lloyd (Mildred) McDonald, Waterloo,. and Mrs.' Tom ( Edna ) Pletch, Brussels; and three brothers, Charles. Norman and Ross. all of Morris Township. Thee late Mrs. McLeod reseed at the Butler Funeral Home. Islington. until time of funeral service on Tues- day. October 20. at 2:30 at R(chvlew United Church, Etobicoke interment followed in Sanctuary Park Cemetery. Pallbearers were Tom Pletch, Ed MacDonald. Charles While, William Potter. Bit! l dnionds and George 1'I. irk 1,4 The WhnghaM AdVarlee-Tlineat Ociaber Wkaf's new these Nucor) • Peter Postdl Stixuiay morning than with the solos ar Eyes That I may See" at>td. "Almost Persuaded", i^ day afterheen the new mpg containing the health wit was dedicated by Rev. Wit - tick. Molly Cox and Alberta Driver provided Old Tyme Music Monday afternoon. Ladies .from the Goderich Township Women's Institute assisted The ceramic vials was busy Tuesday afternoon with its various projects.. Residents who attended the showing Wednesday after- noon in the new auditorium enjoyed seeing slides from Mr. Chalut's trip to Europe_ The weekly Bible Study was held Thursday af- ternoon. Mrs. Prouty was in charge of the service, assisted by Elsie Henderson at the organ, and she led in a few hymns and choruses. Prayer was given for the meeting and for the needs of the people. Mrs. Prouty sang a solo. The message was on God's Powerful Hand, with the text taken from Exodus 15:6. Sympathy is expressed to the family of Mrs. Grace Thompson. Peels ilio Nell.,James )!!?far and law, L 4 141frplace Sattuda�, r sinBluevale UnitSChwv L 1 Q 1 D. 1 0 N s LA:. E. LIQUIDAT N SALE- Of Carpet and Vinyl No Wax .FlOOli lg. This week, Friday.and Saturday Oct. 30 and 31st - I The Wingham Sales Arena brings you a spectacular liquidation sale of Carpet and no wax flooring in a various assort: ment of styles, patterns and colours. Selling - will be . flooring by the sq. yd_,. remnants and roll ends. All amazing low prices, since this stock must be cleared. RememRemember bring your r, -r m.ni` s with' ber to V,',,,� 7v4, wr, r.v, Also see our neW expanded display of bulk cookies, au kinds of nuts; baking. - goods, dried 'fruits and icandies. Buy in bulk and save!! • New and used furniture,, tools, towels, work clothing, work boots, blue jeans, ski suits, snow suits, fleece lined vests, goats, etc. New and used firearms, ammunition,, hunting knives, archery equipment, gun scopes, fishing gear, and more. See it all at the WINGHAM SALES ARENA 351-1730 980 Josephine St., North end of Wingham . Open Mon. - Sat, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m: Fri. nights till 9 p:m. Visa and Mastercharge accepted Free Parking ' WINGHAM SALES ARENA. 1 Q u 1 0 A T 1 0 N STUKNOLL SALE Owned By: Stuart and Pat Gregson Flesherton, Ont. at WALTON SALE ARENA 2 miles west of Durham on Hwy No. 4 on Thurs., November 5 12 Noon 1 Excellent, 7 Very Good, 10 Good Plus cows selling SELLING. A Very Good 2- year old, projected to 13,438 lbs. milk sired by Emperor. Her dam (EX), a show winning daughter of Marquis Lad, 9 year old, 187M -220F of BCA; 2nd dam (VG), an Emperor daughter, 7 lactation, 146M -151F;' 3rd dam VG with 23,318 lbs. milk. Her daughter born March 7/81 by Senator. Bred June 27th to Astronaut. Excellent blood lines in this pedigree' A recent EX by Pickland Citation R was first and best udder 3 year old heifer at Tri County, 1980 and as a 4 year old, produced 9,047 kg milk; due• in Feb. to Astronaut. Her daughter sells, born March 16, 1980 by a son of Prestige of Lakehurst. 19 well grown bred heifers, yearlings and calves. Sired by Senator, Triple Threat Red, Prestar, Marquis Lad, Astronaut and Sheik with full pedigrees. These heifers are suitable for the most discriminating buyer. Trudy a fine offering of show winners with pro- duction. Listed Herd. Vaccinated.. Followed by: HELLS -LEA HEIFER SALE Owned By: Ed Haelzle Mildmay, Ontario. A fine selection of home-bred heifers sired by Royalty Citamatt, Sovereign Supreme, Senator, Unique Starlite and others. Mainly fr,m Jams VG & GP with records to 9,590 kg milk 4 selling fresh, 8 due Oct. and Nov.; 8 due Dec and Jan. Don't miss this group of full pedigreed heifers from Hells -Lea herd. Listed herd . Sales Manager & Auctioneer: DONALD E. WALTON 369-3809