The Wingham Advance-Times, 1983-06-06, Page 8i
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The Wingham Advance -Times, June 8, 1983—Page 7
WARD & UPTIGROVE
Listowel
(519) 291:3040
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
BROKER
REAL E STATE
176 DIAGONAL ARID •357 1117
WINGHAM, ONYARID �
BRICK BUNGALOW
Late model 3 bedroom home has been brought
up to today's standards with heavy insulation in
ceilings and walls including basement walls.
Converted from oil to electric heat with a new
chimney for wood stove. Renovated rec room.
Attached garage and many more important
features. Listed $49,500.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Brick duplex, one 3 bedroom unit plus one
single bedroom apartment. Good lot, good
location. Large first mortgage financing
available to a qualifying purchaser.
ECONOMICAL LIVING
Single storey home. Three bedrooms, 3 piece
bath, all in good condition. Located in Bluevale,
easily affordable: Ready for early occupancy.
FAMILY HOME - TEESWATER
Three bedrooms. Modern kitchen, separate
dining room, living room plus family room with
provision for wood stove. Laundry facilities and
4 piece bath. Central oil heating. Only 1 block
from shopping. Priced to sell for only $29,000.
KEN DUCHARME, REPRESENTATIVE
570 Shuter St., Wingham, Ontario.
Phone 357-2594
The Man
To See Is
IYI9NTEE
COUNTRY PRIVACY - with Y2 acre near Gorrie.
6 upstairs rooms plus living and dining rooms,
pleasant kitchen and 3 piece bath down. Clos-
ed porch, hack shed, new electric service. Ad-
mittedly it requires improvements, but look
here, ONLY $19,500.
NEWLYWEDS OR RETIREES - will appreciate
the remodelling in this cozy 2 bedroom home
with walk-in closet (possible 3rd bedroom),
new bath, new kitchen cupboards, as well as
roof, insulation, siding and even more updating.
Only $26,500.
MOBILE HOME - 2 bedroom, 12' x 48' Com-
modore on a pleasantly treed lot in Belgrave.
Large sundeck with canopy, for only $17,900.
VERY COZY!
EDGE OF TOWN - Attractive 2 bedroom, brick
home on large country lot. Spacious family kit-
chen, new roof, soffits and eavestroughs. Ask-
ing $33,500.
BEAUTIFULLY RENOVATED HOME - 3 (and 1
small) bedrooms. Spacious living and dining
rooms, family size kitchen with main floor laun-
dry and 4 piece bath. Enclosed front porch as
well as back sunroom and deck. Detached
garage and attractively treed double lot.
$33,500.
BEST OF BOTH WORLDS - Country location
near Turnberry Central School. 3 bedroom
bungalow with sundeck and gorgeous profes-
sionally finished rec room with bar. $52,900.
Contact:
OFFICE 357-1344
STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
MARGARET DAY 357-2196
DON HAMILTON
cREal EstatE and LlnsuzancE _Ltd.
Wingham Office
OUTSTANDING HOME
This new tri -split dwelling offers over 1,400 sq.
ft. of outstanding family living including kitchen,
dining room, living room, den, 3 large
bedrooms, two full baths, sundeck, attached
garage. Situated on main highway one mile
south of Wingham in new subdivision.
VALUE PLUS
Three bedroom bungalow with many extras in-
cluding fourth bedroom in basement, recreation
room, Targe stone fireplace, attached garage,
cedar deck with roof, above ground swimming
pool, outdoor barbecue. Only 6 years old and
located on 1/2 acre lot among newer homes in
Wroxeter.
COMFORT AND CHARM
One storey, 2 bedroom home on extra Targe lot
with an outstanding view on the outskirts of
Gorrie. This dwelling has Targe detached
garage, fruit trees, garden and is ideal as a
retirement or starter home. Owner has moved
and is offering this property at a low price.
HOG AND BEEF SET-UP
This superb farm in the Teeswater area located
on a paved road offers 112 acres with 105
workable, systematically tiled acras. Two large
painted barns, two coloured implement sheds,
stable cleaner, silo with unloader, 4 steel
granaries, 2 corn cribs and a large fenced ce-
ment.barnyard. This set-up is complimented by
a beautiful two storey home loaded with extras:
JOHN BRENT
335-3391
"We Sell the Earth and Insure
Everything On It"
4
For Rent
THREE bedroom house
trailer newly decorated near
Belmore. Number of occu-
pants and references re-
quired. Apply to Box 2260, c -o
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2W0. All applicants will be
answered.
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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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AUTHORS: Rent a word
processor for only $25 a
week. Low cost instruction.
Contact The Publisher,
Horning Hills, Ont., LON 1J0
or call (519) 925-5376 or (416)
247-9635.
WANTED TO RENT
TWO bedroom house in
Wingham. Phone 335-3241.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
BUILDING lot in Belgrave.
Low down payment with ex-
cellent terms. Phone 416-878-
3362.
COUNTRY corner building
lot, 1/2 acre. Well treed, two
miles east of Lucknow on
Highway 86, $12,000. Phone
357-3591 or 357-3712.
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vertise in 132 weekly news-
papers? Call us now for de-
tails on our blanket classi-
fied coverage of Ontario or
specific areas of the pro-
vince. The Wingham Ad-
vance -Times, 357-2320.
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MOBILE home, 12' x 60',
located in well-maintained
park with modern recreation
and entertainment facilities.
This unit is vacant, in excel-
lent condition with all appli-
ances and is being offered
with reasonable terms.
Private. Phone 357-3689.
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FOUR bedroom house avail-
able August 1. For appoint-
ment apply to Box 2261, c -o
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2W0.
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TWO bedroom bungalow in
Wingham with stove, fridge,
dishwasher, fireplace.
Available July 1. Refer-
ences. Phone 335-3391.
ONE and two bedroom
apartments 'in Lucknow and
Teeswater available im-
mediately. Phone 529-7030, at
night.
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ONE bedroom apartment in
Wingham. Come and view at
263 Shuter St. S., at the back
upstairs. Singles preferred.
25,1,8
BLYTH: two bedroom
apartment in newer four-
plex, stove and fridge, patio
door, lovely lawn area, $240
plus utilities. Phone523-9696.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
HAROLD (SHORTY)
BROOKS
ALL PERSONS having
claims against the estate of
Harold (Shorty) Brooks, late
of 268 Minnie Street in the
town of Wingham, who died
on or about the 14th day of
May, 1983, are hereby re-
quired to send full particu-
lars of such claims to the
undersigned executor on or
before the 14th day of July,
1983, after which date the
estate's assets will be distri-
buted having regard only to
claims that have then been
received and the undersign-
ed will not be liable to any
person whose claim he shall
not then have notice.
DATED at Wingham, this
1st day of June, 1983.
B. A. Brooks,
425 Briarhill Avenue,
London, Ontario,
N5Y 1P3
8,15,22
Services
CRAIG (Home) Heating,
new furnace installations,
repair, service and chimney
cleaning. Phone 357-3641.
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TED'S APPLIANCE Servic-
ing, specializing in small ap-
pliance repairs including
power tools. Phone 357-1252.
8: S14
GARDENS plowed or tilled.
Call Bob Chambers, 357-2665.
20: J8
M & M MASONRY, bricks,
blocks and stone. Phone 357-
1722, Wingham.
11: N9
UPHOLSTERING of furni-
ture, automobile and tractor
seats. Free pick up and de-
livery, free estimates.
Quality workmanship. Cook
Upholstery, Blyth. Phone
523-4272.
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GARDENS plowed and
tilled. Phone Charles Trapp,
357-1962.
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CHIMNEY SWEEPING,
good service at low prices.
Phone 192-6568 or 392-6290,
for free estimates.
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CUSTOM drapery by Linda
for your home or business.
Phone 395-5629 or 395-2765.
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CLOTHING alterations and
repairs by Thelma Stacey,
reasonable prices. Phone
357-1165.
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PHiL'S Refrigeration and
Appliance Service, 24-hour
emergency service. used
appliance sales. Phone 887-
9062.
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E. E. CATHERS for hire.
Loading, hauling and exca-
vating work done by yard or
by hour or by the job. Phone
335-3167, Gorrie.
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FORKLIFT for rent by the
week, day or month, 4,000 lb.
propane, hard rubber. Phone
392-6721, Mac Armstrong,
Teeswater.
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CONCRETE driveways,
sidewalks and patios. Phone
Heathe Thynne at 357-3077,
after 6 p.m.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Churchill, Bancroft are
pleased to announce the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Kimberley to Dr. Brian Bis-
hop, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Bishop of Wingham.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, Sept. 24 at St.
Paul's United Church, Ban-
croft.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bis-
hop, Wingham, are pleased
to announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
Janet Elizabeth to Peter
Hartel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Hartel, Kingston. The
wedding will take place
Saturday, July 16 in Chal-
mers United Church, King-
ston.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mills,
Exeter and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Montgomery, Wingham,
take pleasure in announcing
the marriage of their chil-
dren, Heather and Bill, in
Crediton United Church, on
Friday, June 3, 1983. An open
reception will be held at the
Wingham Legion on Satur-
day. June 11. Friends and
relatives please join and give
them your best wishes only.
PERSONAL
I CAN'T believe I'm doing
this but here goes. I'm a
businessman, single, sin-
cere, down to earth, seeking
an attractive woman in her
20s. If you've read this far,
write me now before you
change your mind. You
won't be disappointed. All
replies with phone answered.
P.S. Thank you for reading
my ad. Box 222, Ontario
Community Newspapers As-
sociation, 1184 Speers Road,
Oakville, Ont., L6J 5A8.
NOMINATIONS are being
received now, for Ontario.
Junior Citizen of the Year
Awards. Contact this news-
paper to nominate an out-
standing young person aged
6 to 18, who deserves more
than a pat on the back.
LEARN welding in five
weeks. Arc, gas, MIG,
government test, blueprint
reading included. No high
school diploma required.
Phone 416-255-2369 or write
Institute of Technical
Trades, 734 Kipling Ave., To-
ronto, M8V 5G5.
PREGNANT and need help?
Free positive confidential
support. Birthright. Phone
357-1066, 357-2392, 357-1769 or
London 432-7197 collect.
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LARSEN—Ann and Ron are
pleased to announce the
safe arrival of John Ryan
on May 27 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Sarnia. A brother
for Heather and Christo-
pher. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
McKercher, Jamestown,
and Mr.and Mrs. Don Lar-
sen, Walkerton.
FOXTON—Randy and
Lorraine Foxton are very
pleased that Katie Mary
Lorraine has finally
decided to join the family.
She was born Thursday,
June 2, weighing in at eight
pounds, three ounces, and
has all kinds of people to
love her: her sister Sarah
and brother Michael;
Grandma and Grandpa
Jim Boyle, Lucknow, and
Grandma Connie Foxton,
Wingham.
NOTICE
TEACH your dollars to have
more cents at North 'Huron
Credit Union, 8 Alfred St.,
Wingham. Free personal
chequing accounts. Competi-
tive interest rates on deposit
accounts. Phone 357-2311.
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Coming events
APPRECIATION
Night, the congregation of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham invites
you to join with them to
honor their organist Cora
Robertson as she retires. A
pot -luck supper and time of
fellowship will be held on
Friday, June 17 at 6:30 p.m.
in the church. Everyone wel-
come. ,
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90TH BIRTHDAY
Friends and relatives are in-
vited to join Mrs. Vera Kerr
on the occasion of her 90th
birthday. Open house will be
held at the Wingham United
Church from 2 to 5:30 p.m.,
Saturday, June 18. Best
wishes only.
8,15
MOVING'
Garage sale.' Fridge, stove,
washer, dryer, dishwasher,
deep freeze, electric organ,
all in excellent condition;
antiques, toys and many
more extras. Saturday, June
18, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., 198 Min-
nie St., Wingham.
8,15
AV
TheNNIfamily of Ross and Edna
Orvis wish to invite all
friends and relatives to an
open house and dance at the
Oil Springs Youth Centre,
Saturday, June 18, 8 p.m. to 1
a.m., in honor of their 40th
wedding anniversary. Best
wishes only.
EPILEPSY ONTARIO
Huron County Chapter spon-
soring Epilepsy Awareness
evening, Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital, RNA Training
Centre, Catherine St. en-
trance, Thursday, June 9, 8
p.m. Guest speaker Dr. W. T.
Blume, Neurologist and
Epileptologist, University
Hospital. Everyone wel-
come. For information
phone Dianne Morrissey, 1-
524-7477.
GARAGE SALE
Langside schoolhouse, Con. 6
Kinloss Township, Saturday
and Sunday. Writing desks,
chest freezer, cigarettes,
pop, chips, etc.
LAWN SALE
Three-family lawn sale,
Saturday, June 11, starting
at 9:30 a.m., north end of
Wingham, one block off main
street. Baking, crafts, toys
and household items. For
more information call 357-
2159. Rain date June 18.
MVCA building cost
expected to be X368,222
Construction of the
$368,222 split-level addition
to the Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority's ad-
ministration building in
Wroxeter is expected to get
underway by mid-August.
The go-ahead for the con-
struction of the addition was
given at a special general
meeting of the authority on
June 1.
MVCA general -manager
Bryan Howard outlined the
costs of the 5.940 square foot
addition. The basic construc-
tion cost, including labor and
materials is $269,222. Other
costs include 815,000 for
renovations to , existing
building, $50.000 for furnish-
ings, equipment and outside
improvements, $22,000 for
architect's fees and $12,000
for construction supervision.
The authority will be tak-
ing advantage of federal -
provincial special employ-
ment programs to the tune of
$260,195. The remaining
$108,027 is the authority's
share of construction.
"'rhe question then is how
does the authority raise that
kind of money in a period of
restraint?" Mr. Howard
commented. Taking advan-
tage of government employ-
ment programs, resulting in
savings in the authority's
1983 operating budget, is one
method. Mr. Howard indi-
cated the authority is mak-
ing extensive use of labor
under the Parks Special
Employment program with
wages paid by the Unem-
ployment Insurance Com-
mission and a further sub-
sidy by the province.
For 1983, the authority is
anticipating a building re-
serve of $56,800 as a result of
the employment programs.
An extra $10,000 is already in
reserve from a 1982 fire
insurance claim. The re-
maining amount of the
authority's share is expected
to be raised as MVCA con-
tinues to use the various
employment programs in
1984. There will be no special
levy on the authority's mem-
ber municipalities for' the
office expansion project, Mr.
Howard said.
The general -manager also
pointed out that if the Minis-
try of Natural Resources
considers the architect's
design fees to be grantable,
the authority's share could
be reduced to about $95,000.
MVCA chairman Dave
Gower of Goderich said the
authority is fortunate to be
able to put together an
employment project such as
the construction of the addi-
tion.
"Except for the architect's
fee, 100 per cent of the costs
are going back into the com-
munity," said vice-chairman
Vince Judge of Listowel.
The addition is expected to
be completed by March of
1984.
ANNIVERSARY
Services in the Whitechurch
United Church, Sunday,
June 12. Services 11 a.m. and
8 p.m. Guest speaker Rev.
William Henderson, Luck -
now. Everyone welcome.
CONTEST
Attend the fiddle and step
dance contest, July 8 and 9 at
Fergus and District Com-
munity, Fergus, Ont. For in-
formation contact Mery
Woods, 843-1630.
CLINIC
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Child Health Clinic, held at
the Health Unit office, Wing -
ham Hospital on Wednesday,
June 15, from 9:30 to 11:30
a.m. for: health surveil-
lance, anaemia screening,
immunization, hearing
screening, vision screening,
fluoride brushing for ages 3
to 5 years. Adult immuniza-
tion will also be offered at
this clinic.
CLINIC
Breastfeeding or thinking of
it? Come, discus)with other
mothers at the breastfeeding
clinic, Wednesday, June 15
at 2 p.m. in Wingham United
Church parlor. Babies will
be weighed if desired. Bring
your baby and a friend.
GARAGE SALE
Four -family garage sale —
bargains, something for
everyone, includes clothes,
toys, appliances, furniture,
boating equipment, books
and many more valuable
treasures. Rain or shine.
Village of Gorrie, just follow
the signs, Saturday, June 11,
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, June 11 from 9
a.m. to 6 p.m. at 329 Leopold
St., Wingham. Air condi-
tioners, color TV, woodstove
chimney and many more
items. Phone 357-3571.
LAWN SALE
Saturday, June 11, 9 a.m. to 6
p.m., 242 miles east of Bel -
grave. Antique bottles, good
variety. Rain date June 18.
RETIREMENT PARTY
You are invited to attend a
retirement party in honor of
Mrs. Edith Vincent at Blyth
Public School on Friday,
June 10, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Dance
to follow to the music of
Country Companions.
ANNIVERSARY
Knox United Church Sunday
School anniversary and
chicken barbecue, Sunday,
June 12 at 11:15 a.m- Guest
speaker Rev. Murray
Barnet, director of Pearce
Williams Christian Training
Centre. Everyone welcome.
T , Sacred
Heart
--Tai" Mailbox
On Saturday, May 28,
some parent volunteers and
Ray Meyer met at the school
to commence work on our
school playground. We now
have some tires and wooden
climbing toys to play on.
Grade 5 and 6 have been
studying the sacrament of
reconciliation in religion.
Last Thursday, we gathered
with Father Marentette for a
celebration. After that, the
sacrament was celebrated
with each student in-
dividually.
Grade 3 and 4 had a
celebration for Pentecost
last Thursday. Their special
guest was Theresa Browins,
religion consultant for the
board.
Grades 4-8 are busy
preparing for a school track
meet and a system track and
field meet. Some of the
events are the 60 metre, 100
metre, 400 and 800 metre
dashes and the standing
jump. The school meet was
held Tuesday and the system
meet is scheduled for June 22
at Goderich.
Preparations have iegun
for the Grade 8 banquet
which is to be held June 14.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
The family of Mrs. Clarence
(Mary) Wade, wish to eittend
an invitation to friends and
relatives to an open house on
the occasion of their
mother's 80th birthday, on
Saturday, June 18, from 2 to
5 p.m. at 45 Alfred St., Wing -
ham. Best wishes only
please.
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GARAGE SALE
Saturday, June 18, 9 a.m. to 1
p.m., 352 Leopold St., Wing -
ham. Household and work-
shop items.
8,15
YEAR END DANCE
Wingham Ironmen year end
dance, Brussels Community
Centre, Friday, June 17.
Music by Star Trex. Dancing
9 to 1 a.m. $5 per person,
lunch included.. Tickets
available at Cousins Hard-
ware, Brussels; Middleton's
Home Furnishing, Wing -
ham; and Knechtels, Wing -
ham. All proceeds toward
team operational costs.
1,8,15
MEETING
North Huron Association for
Bright Children will meet
Wednesday, June 15 at 7:30
p.m. in the Wingham Public
School. New members wel-
come. Contact Holly Keil at
357-2894.
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BLYTH FESTIVAL
Singers will present "Con-
trast in Concert" in Blyth
Memorial Hall, Sunday,
June 12 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Tickets at $4 and $1.50 are
available at the Box Office
523-9300 and the Blyth Saga
523-4331.
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SOCIAL EVENING
Will be held Saturday, June
11 at 9 p.m. at Wroxeter Hall
following the marriage of
Don Thornton and Tena
Staples. Everyone welcome.
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REAL ESTATE LTD.
Phone 482-9371 Clinton
NEW LISTING -
Restaurant, service
station and body
shop, Wroxeter.
5 ACRES - 3 miles
from Blyth. Good
house and barn, nice
setting.
UNIQUE - Country
home on 1/2 acre, anti-
que business, paved
road.
RESTAURANT - Main
St., Blyth. Fully equip-
ped. Apartment
above. Reasonable
price.
15 ACRES - wooded
property near Auburn.
2 floor brick home, 2
small sheds.
DUNGANNON - 11/2
floor home on '/2 acre
lot. Large heated
shop. Main street
location.
MORRIS TWP. - 185
acres, 120 workable,
mobile home and
frame barn. Mortgage
available.
STONE MANSION -
on attractive 2 acre
property near Blyth. 3
car garage and work-
shop. Low down pay-
ment. Attractive price.
MEN'S WEAR
STORE ' AND BUSI-
NESS - Main Street
location in prosperous
village. Reasonable
price.
REDUCED - 98 acres,
highway farm, near
Whitechurch. 70
acres workable, all
seeded down, hard-
wood bush, good
buildings, well fenc-
ed. Ideal for sheep or
cattle.
50 ACRES - Farroiry to
finish. Hwy. No. .86,
near Wingham. New
home, tow interest
F.C.C. mortgage.
CLINTO O`0 Double
buildings , ZA1 High St.
46 ACRES - near Var-
na. 22 acres crop-
land, 9 acres hard-
wood bush. Large
double home, large
barn, drive shed with
workshop.
Canada Trust Realtor in
LYNDA THOMAS
Representative
Call Brussels, 887-6995
or Waterloo, 884-1260
ESTATE TYPE PROPERTY - Overlooking the
Maitland. 3 bedroom older home, 1.6 acres in
Wingham. $49,900.
RESTAURANTiGAS BAR - with residence.
212' frontage on Hwy. No. 4. Londesboro.
$38,500.
GRACIOUS LIVING - 3 bedroom, 11/2 storey
home. Beautifully appointed. In Brussels.
$39,500.
We have building lots available in Grey and
Morris Townships and in Brussels.
HUTTON
LATE MODEL WINGHAM HOME - with charm
and character in a prestige subdivision of fine
homes. Bi -level design. The many features in-
clude Targe main floor kitchen, lunch area,
L-shaped dining room, living room, lower level
rec room with wet bar, fireplace, 4th bedroom
and laundry room. Family room and built-in
garage. Situated on good landscaped lot.
BLUEVALE - Impressive one storey home on a
lot over half acre in size. Three bedrooms, liv-
ing room, dining room and kitchen. Fully restyl-
ed, plastered and insulated, full basement,
detached three -bay garage and shop of col-
oured steel, 30' x 40'. perfect for those in
building or other type business.
17 ACRES - half mile from town on a paved
road. Eight year old brick bungalow, large living
room, separate dining room and 1 1 ' x 14' kit-
chen, 3 bedrooms up. Basement has rec room,
games room, laundry room and one bedroom
7 year old steel barn. Large private assumable
mortgage.
WROXETER - 3 bedroom brick home with
spacious living room. dining room. kitchen, full
basement. House fully insulated, large attach-
ed garage. Large lot. Excellent financing
available.
OLDER BUT BEAUTIFUL - updated 3 bedroom
Wroxeter home on a '-2 acre lot The new im-
provements include carpets, doors, windows,
plumbing and vinyl siding, new septic system,
electric heating.
100 ACRES - Highway, 70 workable (could be
more). Asking $63,000 Try an otter.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker. Kincardine 396-2061