HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-01-26, Page 7LAND FOR RENT
BY TENDER
Approximately
65acr
esw workable land for rent
from April 1, 1983 to December 31, 1985, on
the north side of the Maitland River being Part
• of Lot 15, Concession 9 & 10 (former Allan
McGill Farm).
Tender form iri the form of a lease agreement,
containing details of the land parcel is available
in the Township Office, Bluevale.
All tenders must be signed by the party tender-
ing to be accepted.
Sealed Tenders clearly marked "LAND REN-
TAL" must be accompanied by a certified che-
que in the amount of $300.00 made payable to
the Township of Turnberry. Cheques will be
returned if the tender is not accepted.
Tenders close at 4:00 p.m., February 1st,
1983.
Highest or any tender not necessarily ac -
DOROTHY KELLY, AMCT,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Turnberry
BROKER
REAL E STATE
176 DIAGONAL ROAD 357 11'17
WINGHAM, ONTARIO •
RANCH STYLE
Late model, 1700 sq. ft. brick home. Hanover
kitchen, lunch area, dining room, living room,
family room and 3 large bedrooms. Attached
garage. All in new condition. Owner has mov-
ed.
FAMILY HOME WITH POOL
Three bedroom brick home: Custom kitchen,
formal dining room. New family room with
fireplace. Inground pool with vinyl liner, change
rooms, bath and bar. Vacant property must be
sold. Make us an offer.
•
ECONOMICAL FAMILY HOME
Built in 1978 and still in like new condition. This
lovely 2 storey brick home has 3 bedrooms,
dining room and living room all carpeted. Full
basement ready for rec room finishing. Best of
all is the low purchase price of only $35,000.
KEN DUCHARME, REPRESENTATIVE
570 Shuter St., Wingham, Ontario.
Phone 357-2594
Real Estate for Salle
FLORIDA. Furnished • pre- THE St. Augustine school
manufactured home in ex- renovated fntd a comfortable
cellent condition, in beautiful home for a retired couple.
well-groomed. resident • Reason for selling, sickness
owned park with swimming in the family. Please call El -
pool, recreational centre, sie Johnston, Bayfield, (519)
located at Punta Gorda. 565-2829, after 5: 30 p.m.
Local couple must sell for
health reasons, $26,500 U.S.
Call 519-524-7835.
JOIN the retirement com-
munity of Port Sydney in
Muskoka for less than $70,000
in your energy custom built
house. Ground -water heat
pump, municipal water and
paved road, "mature trees,
sailing, golf and tennis.
Phone 416-496-5059 or 705-385-
2584, after 6 p.m.
RED BRICK raised ranch
house in Clinton, five years
old, three bedrooms, i'/2
baths, finished basement,
family room with fireplace,
rec room, laundry room and
cold storage. Asking $53,500.
Phone 482-3671.
12,19,26,2
PRIVATE SALE. Belgrave
area. 100 acre farm, 75 work-
able; storey and a half brick
house. Phone 887-6925.
Priced to sell.
19,26,2
WANTED TO RENT
HOUSE in the country in the
Wingham area. Phone 357-
3656,
GOOD CASH crop land in
Wingham area. Send des-
cription and location to Box
No. 2251, c -o The Wingham-
Advance Times, Wingham,
Ont., NOG 2W0.
19,26
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GORRIE' WINGHAM
F
R RENT
TWO BEDROOM
apartment
tment
in Wingham. Phone 392-6658.
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CLEAN, dry warehouse
space for rent in Wingham,
easy access. Phone 357-1411
days or 357-1232 evenings.
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ONE BEDROOM apart-
ment, located near main
street, .fridge and stove.
Phone 357-1851 before 6 p.m.
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TWO BEDROOM semi-de-
tached home in Wingham,
close to main street, $250 per
month, plus utilities. Phone
357-2878.
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FOUR BEDROOM house in
Wingham available end of
February. Phone 357-1268.
26,2
G. A. MacEwen
dies following
a long illness
A longtime resident of the
village of Molesworth,
Gordon Allen MacEwen,
passed away last Friday,
Jan. 21 in the Wingham and
District Hospital after a
lengthy illness. He was 82
years of age.
He was predeceased by his
parents, John MacEwen and
Ellen McIntosh.
Left to mourn his passing
is one sister, Mrs. Margaret
White . of London; and, one
nephew, Neil Johnston of
Sarnia.
The late Mr. MacEwen
rested at the Gorrie chapel of
The M. L. Watts Funeral
Home until ..Monday when
Rev. Paul Mills of St.
Andrew's Presbyterian
Church , Wingham, con-
ducted funeral services at 2
p.ne Interment will be in
Molesworth Cemetery.
Albert L. Watts
dies at residence
Albert Lisle Watts of
Belleville passed away
suddenly at his home Sun-
day, Jan. 23 in his 87th year.
Left to mourn his passing
is his wife, the former Jean
McQuiggle; dear father of
Pauline, Mrs. Morris Jones
of Grafton, Max of Brussels
and Hubert and Stephen of
Belleville; 14 grandchildren
and five great-grand-
children. He also is survived
by one brother and two
sisters.
The late Mr. Watts rested
at the Vanclief Funeral
Home, Belleville, where
funeral services were held
Wednesday afternoon at 2.
Interment will be in the
Belleville Mausoleum.
W. J. Bennett
dies at age 97
A longtime resident of the
Walton area, William James
Bennett, passed away
Thursday, Jan. 20 in the
Wingham and District
Hospital. He was 97 years of
age.
He was predeceased by
both of his parents, John
Bennett and Isabel Ramsey
and his wife, the former Jean
Barrows, in 1958. He also
was predeceased by one
brother and two sisters.
Left to mourn his passing
is ode son, Dr. John Bennett
of Newmarket and one
daughter, Mrs. Stewart
(Mary) Humphries of
Walton; four grandchildren
and five great-grand-
children.
The late Mr. Bennett
rested at the Brussels chapel
of The M. L. Watts Funeral
Home until funeral services
were conducted Saturday,
Jan. 22 by Rev. Charles
Swan. Interment was in
Brussels Cemetery.
Snap up the opportunities
in the
CLASSIFIED ADS
357-2320
Teeswater native
dies,. in hospital
Mrs. Jane McAllister, the
former Jane Caslick, of
Teeswater, passed away
suddenly on Sunday, Jan. 16, .
at the Wingham and District
Hospital. She was in her 86th
year.
Born on the 2nd of Culross
on July 13, 1897, she was a
daughter of the late William
Caslick and Mary Harkness.
She was predeceased by her
husband, David McAllister
(1967), a son in infancy, and
two brothers, George of
Stratford and Earl of
Whitechurch.
Left to mourn her passing
are a daughter Noreen and
her husband Carman Haines
of Wingham, a son V!. rvin
and his wife Shirley of
Teeswater, two step -grand-
daughters and three step -
great -grandchildren.
Mrs. McAllister was a
member of the Teeswater
United Church and the
Teeswater Senior Citizens.
The funeral and committal
service was held at the
McPherson Funeral Home,
Teeswater on Jan. 18 with
Rev. Arnold Proud of-
ficiating, with interment
later in the Teeswater
Cemetery. Pallbearers were
Allan Halliday, Ron Lamont,
George Marshall, Hugh
Armstrong, Donald Stobo
and Mac Armstrong.
Edythe Margaret Cardiff,
Grey clerk, dies in London
The clerk -treasurer of
Grey Township, Edythe
Margaret Cardiff of Ethel,
passed away in University
Hospital, London, last
Tuesday, Jan. 18. She was 65
years old.
She was predeceased by
her parents, John Krauter
and Marion Lamont.
Left to mourn her passing
is a dear friend, George Grey
of Niagara Falls; one
daughter, Mrs. Don
(Sharon) Posthumus of
Waterloo; one son, Ronald of
Ethel; one sister, Muriel
Wilson of Nepean; three
Victor Shera dies
in Geri -Care home
A Gorrie-area native,
Victor Livingstone James
Shera, Drayton, passed
away last Saturday, Jan. 22,
in Geri -Care Nursing Home,
Harriston.; He waS. 81 years
of. age. • .
Born in Gorrie to James
Shera and Mary Hooey, he
was predeceased by his
parents and by his wife, the
former Margaret Ellis, who
passed away June 25, 1981.
Left to mourn his passing
is . one sister, Mrs. Lloyd
(Shirley) Woods of Kit-
chener; one brother,
Emerson of Wingham; and,
several nieces and nephews.
The late Mr. Shera rested
at the Gorrie chapel of The
M. L. Watts Funeral Home
until Tuesday at 2:30 p.m.
when Rev. Norman Penrose
of the Drayton United
Church conducted the
funeral services. Interment
will be in the Gorrie
Cemetery.
The members of Forest
Lodge ' No. 162, AF&AM
conducted a memorial
service Monday evening at 9
p.m. in the funeral home.
Honorary pall bearers
were Earl King, Cloyne
Michael, Grant Schiech,
Oliver Flewelling, Mallard.
Hammond, Harry Bell,
Sheldon Cosens and Harvey
Bradshaw.
DEATHS
CUPSKEY—At Wingham
and District Hospital on
Monday, Jan. 24, 1983,
Mrs. Ethel Cupskey of 47
John Street West,
Wingham, in her .72nd
year. The former Ethel C.
Nicholson, she was the
beloved wife of Sam
Cupskey, mother of
Gordon of Monkton and
George of Alberta; sister
of Archie Nicholson of
Lucknow, John Nicholson
of Belfast, Ont., Chester
Nicholson, St. Helens,
Rena (Mrs. Clay) Bustard
of London, Mabel (Mrs.
Oliver) Wright of Seaforth,
Rae (Mrs. Charlie) Wright
of Galt, Sadie (Mrs. Jack)
Irwin and Mary (Mrs. Art)
Thompson, both of
Goderich. Also 11 grand-
children and five great-
grandchildren. Prede-
ceased by one daughter,
Marie, and two brothers,
Angus and Samuel. Fun-
eral service 2 p.m. Wed-
nesday at the Currie -
Walker Funeral Home,
Wingham, Rev. Paul Mills
officiating. Interment in
the Wingham Cemetery.
Donations to the Ontario
Heart Foundation would
be appreciated as expres-
sions of sympathy.
brothers, Kenneth Krauter
of Ottawa, Calvin Krauter of
Brussels and Gordon
Krauter of Windsor; and,
five grandchildren.
The late Mrs. Cardiff
rested at the Brussels chapel
of The M. L. Watts Funeral
Home until last Friday, Jan.
21, when funeral services
were conducted by Rev.
John Finlayson at 2 p.m.
Interment in Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, Ethel.
Trinity Anglican
holds meeting
FORDWICH — Trinity
Anglican Church held its
vestry meeting last Wed-
nesday night with Hugh
Douglas, people's warden,
acting as chairman and
opening the meeting with a
prayer.
Mrs. Hector Browne read
the minutes of the last board
meeting and the correspon-
dence was read. A donation
was sent to St. George's
Church, Kitchener, for its
new basement floor which is
to be put do soon. Doug
Bunker, Dave Dinsmore and
Hector Browne were named
to the committee in charge.
The rectory committee
and the wardens willmeet
with the Gorrie charge to
purchase rugs for the rec-
tory. The Great Chapter
meeting is to be held
sometime in February with
the date to be announced
later.
A new rector, Rev. Bill
Gray, will arrive Feb. 13 and
the induction service will be
held in Fordwich Sunday,
Feb. 27. The church reports
showed a very successful
year and a vote of thanks
was given to the wardens
and Ron Shelley, Mrs. Doug
Bunker, Mrs. Hugh Douglas
and Elva Foster.
Board of management
members were elected at the
meeting as well: rector's
warden, Stewart Rowley;
deputy warden, , Doug
Bunker; people's warden,
Hugh Douglas; deputy
warden, Emerson Ferguson;
vestry clerk, Mrs. Hector
Browne; lay delegates to
synodical, J. W. Daunt, Mrs.
Emerson Ferguson; sub -lay
delegates, Mrs. J. W. Daunt
and Elva Foster; parish
paymaster, Mrs. Vern
Clarke; and, church
treasurer, Mrs. Doug
Bunker.
Rector's board of
management members are:
Ron Shelley, Jim Foster,
Hector Browne, Gordon
Sothern, Mrs. Jack Douglas,
Mrs. Ron King and Mrs.
Doug Bunker; people's
board of management, Dave
Dinsmore, Vern Clarke,
Jack Douglas, Mrs. Wally
Nixon, Mrs. Bill Sothern,
Mrs. Wellington Hargrave,
Mrs. Stewart Rowley and
Mrs. Adele Kavelman;
organist, Elva Foster;
assistant, Mrs. Hugh
Douglas; and, auditors, Mrs.
Jack Douglas and Dave
Dinsmore.
The meeting closed with a
prayer and a social half-hour
was spent.
The Wingham Advance -Times, Jan. 26, 1983—Page 7
BLACK—Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Black of RR 1, Belgrave
are pleased to announce
the birth of their first
child, Victoria Aug Jan. 21
at the Wingham and
District Hospital, eight
pounds, one ounce. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Moore of RR
5, Wingham and Mr. and
Mrs. 'William Black of
Belgrave. Great-grand-
parents are Mrs. Mary
Moore of Windsor and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence
Liebrosk of Leamington.
McGEE—Bob and Brenda of
Goderich are pleased to
announce the birth of their
son, Jonathon Robert, Jan.
23 in Alexandra and
Marine Hospital, Goder-
ich, weighing eight pounds
and seven ounces. He is a
little brother for Heather
and grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McGee of Wing -
ham and Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Maize of Lucknow.
CAMERON—Doug and
Donna are happy to an-
nounce the birth of their
daughter, Denessa Dawn,
Jan. 19 at the Wingham
and District Hospital. She
is a sister for Dustin.
1RWIN—Steve and Clara
(nee Milligan), Lucknow,
are proud to announce the
birth of their first child, a
son, Cody Roy, six pounds,
13 ounces at the Wingham
and District Hosp'tal Jan.
21. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Milligan and Mr. and Mrs.
Orland Irwin.
REDUCED
REAL ESTATE LTD.
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Phone 482-9371 Clinton
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CELLENT TERMS - 2
acres with large brick
home, near Brussels.
15 ACRES - wooded,
near Auburn, large
a ge
brick home, combina-
tion furnace, 2 small
barns.
50 ACRES - farrow to
finish, Highway 86,
new house, low in-
terest, F.C.C. mort-
gage:
AUBURN - 5 acres on
Maitland River. Good
house and barn.
PRICED FOR QUICK
SALE.
5 ACRES - with very
comfortable home
near Dungannon.
PRICE REDUCED.
Owner will finance.
96 ACRES - Morris
Township: No
buildings. F.C.C.
mortgage.
RESTAURANT - fully
equipped. Main
Street, Blyth.
427 ACRF CASH
CROP SOLD 1 - near
Bruce,,eid. Good set
of buildings.
BRUSSELS 11/2
FLOOR HOME - 3 bed-
rooms, oil and wood
heat. Under
$20,000.
91 ACRES - at Bel -
grave. Good house
and barn. Realistic
price.
SEVERAL GOOD
PARCELS - of crop
land in Morris Town-
ship.
HUTTON
ATTRACTIVE THREE BEDROOM
BUNGALOW - in Bluevale. New aluminum
siding, new large carport. Modern 1'5' x 16' kit-
chen, good living room,, laundry room, base-
ment area for rec room. Home well -insulated.
Large Jot. Taxes. only $237. per- year.
TOTALLY UPDATED-'Wingham home close -to
schools. Two baths, two bedrooms, living
room, separate dining room, eat -in kitchen,
laundry room, quality broadloom throughout
and nearly new hot water heating system. Must
be seen. .
DUE TO TRANSFER OF OWNER - we offer this
6 year old luxury home at less than builder's
cost. This custom built home has large living
room with floor to ceiling fireplace, dining area,
kitchen, 2 baths up, 1 in basement. Rec room,
games room, attached garage. Good financing
to approved buyer.
VILLAGE - 3 acre lot with 3 bedroom house in
excellent condition having two baths (one
new). Nearly new furnace and wood stove.
New drilled well. New workshop, 24' x 32' of
coloured steel, heated and insulated. Garage'
Taxes $21 1 . per year.
10 ACRES NEAR WINGHAM - Lot has many
mature trees, barn, 36' x 50', no house. A very
choice place to build. Financing available.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208
Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker, Kincardine 396-2061
A
The Man
To See Is
I°iSINTEE
GROWING FAMILY will appreciate the
roominess in this 4 bedroom bungalow with 2
full baths, utility room, kitchen with dishwasher,
built-in range and oven plus garbage disposer.
L-shaped living and dining rooms with acorn
fireplace, rec room onto a collossal walkout
backyard, carports front and back, sundeck,
paved drive and LOTS, LOTS more. Call us for
details. $49,000.
THE BEST OF BOTH 'WORLDS - This 3
bedroom, red brick home,. set amid mature
trees, has separate dining and living rooms,
large kitchen and good insulation. Located on
1 1/2 acres overlooking the river, yet within the
town limits, and priced at $49,500.
ATTRACTIVE - 2 bedroom brick bungalow.
Dining room, spacious double living room. New
roof, insulated and easy to run. Asking
$32,900.
GORRIE - 2 storey brick house overlooking the
river. 2 bedrooms up, 1 down, wood stove in-
cluded. Drilled well, 6 year old furnace. Only
$20,500.
20 ACRES - with attractive 3 bedroom home,
living room with Franklin fireplace, updated kit-
chen, new wood -combination furnace (house
needs some fixing). 17 acres tillable, large
chicken coop, steel shed and within a mile of
Wingham. Slashed to $46,900.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - of this immaculate
3 bedroom bungalow. Family size kitchen with
quality cupboards. Fully insulated with attach-
ed, oversize garage. Asking $54,500. but all
offers considered. Vendor will hold a mortgage.
Contact
OFFICE 357-1344
STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
MARGARET DAY 357-2196
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