The Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-11-07, Page 19Page AO -.The Wingham Advance -Times, Nov. 7,1989
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TENDERS.
ON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
requests
o lusMwAL CONTRACT TENDERS
for Et =Err CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
1 '►matited sealed tenders will be received prior to noon
on November .17th® 1989 for snow removal at Hul-
led mitral Public School.
All tenders must be submitted on the official tender form
which lis available at the Huron County Board of Education,
102 Albert Street, Clinton. Ontario and at Hullett Central
Public School
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Huron County Board of Education
103 Albert Street
Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0
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REAL ESTATE
OFFICE SPACE
FOR RENT
PRIME OFFICE SPACE for rent,
approximately 360 square feet,
private entrance, will renovate to
suit tenant. Phone 357-1522 for de-
tails.
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LARGE store or office on Main
Street, Brussels. Phone Kitchener,
1-743-7903 after 6 p.m.
7,14,21,28
FOR RENT
2,000 SQ. FT. of good dry storage or
workshop area, 1/2 a block from Main
St., Wingham, second floor, heat op-
tional. Phone Bob 357-1411 or 357-
1232.
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LOVELY one storey, 3 bedroom
house for rent or sale. Excellent
location. Phone 357-1044 after 6 p.m.
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
"THE MILLPOND", Palmerston,
one bedroom apartment, includes
fridge, stove, washer, dryer, air
conditioning, private covered bal-
cony, controlled entry, storage area,
stair glide, parking. Retirement
living. Information, viewing, M.
Robinson, 519-343-2201.
024-D12
WELL -KEPT two bedroom bottom
apartment close to Main Street in
Wingham. No pets. Tenant pays util-
ities. Fridge and stove included.
Available Dec. 1. Rent $375. Phone
357-2433 after 6 p.m.
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GREGORY COURT Apartments,
Minnie Street has a 1 bedroom
apartment available December 1.
Stove and fridge included. Laundry
facilities available. Ideal location
for quiet, mature adult. References
required. Phope 357-3721.
7,14
2 BEDROOM apartment, close to
downtown Wingham and hospital.
First and Last month's required, also
references. Phone 416-729-2421.
REAL ESTATE
HOUSE FOR SALE
BUNGALOW in Belgrave. Situated
on hill with beautiful view, 1650 sq.
ft., on main floor with 16' wide gar-
age, back covered porch and 18x26
finished family room in basement
With airtight fireplace. Buy now and
pick your colors and decor. Will fin-
ish to suite owner. Phone 357-2761.
7,14,21,28
HOUSE for sale, Whitechurch,
needs work, nice lot, $30,000. Phone
357-1722 after 5 p.m.
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REAL ESTATE
WANTED TO BUY
PRIVATE INVESTOR will buy your
house for little or no down payment.
Immediately call Doug, 1-416-729-
2421.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
DO YOU have listings to advertise in
132 weekly newspapers? Call us now
for details on our blanket classified
coverage of Ontario or specific
areas of the province. The Wingham
Advance -Times, 357-2320.
don :4 -James
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-FORRENT
Luxury 2 Bedroom
Apartments in
Wingham
Phone
291-1887 or
357-3321
HUTTON
VILLAGE HOME - 16 -year-old, two-storey brick in immaculate
condition throughout. Large living room, spacious kitchen, two
baths, full basement has attractively finished rec room, utility
room, attached garage, large lot with mature trees.
LUCKNOW HOME - Well maintained 14 -year-old Lucknow
home on a 80'x275' lot. Living room, dining room and kitchen
are spacious, four bedrooms, two baths. Basement has 19°x21'
rec room• with fireplace, games room, attached garage, inground
pool, rock garden. Offers considered.
MORRIS TWP. - 150 acres, 85 workable, balance bush. Barn
50'x60', new hydro to barn. An excellent cash crop farm.
WAWANOSH .•. 50 acres, 125 workable, 16 acres in fall wheat,
20 acres bush. Eight-year-old three-bedroom home. Barn
50(60', pit silo 20'x55°, tower silo 12°x35'.
Mel Mathers, Wingham 357-3208
representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker, Kincardine
REAL
109A JOSEPHINE ST,
WINO AM ONTARIO
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WHITECHURCH - Good value Is offered In this newly reno-
vated home. Modem kitchen and dining area. Large living room,
Master bedroom and bath all on the main level. Updated electri-
Cal, plumbing and insulation, forced air heating. Village taxes
are low, ri to offer.
95 ACRES - Countyroad. Victorian style home. Country kitch-
en, Main floor faily room. Attached garage, Bank barn has
loose housing. Fan tie feed System. 85 productive acres, bal-
arwe In hardwood butlh. $155,000.
200 ACRE .. HWY. Be - Large home and bank barn. 140 acres
slateBalance in mixed woods. Low rate PC aS-
starlable
age Is alus. $195,000.
OME, i P & SEVENACRES - Three-bedroom,. ono -storey
1976. Metal clads ► I of 3680 SCi, ft. , partialllyy
he ti heavy wiring. 'We a �.-ted on hardtop load,,
p8
NEW, LISTING - Recreatio-
nal land on Mariland River
near Goderich, 65 acres, 100
rods river frontage. Good
building site, excellent fish-
ing. Priced at only $90,000;
2 ACRES - Spacious and
luxurious country home on 2
acres, Morris Twp., 4 bed-
rooms, 2 bathrooms, all new
throughout.
150 ACRES - The Perfect
'General Farm, 150 acres In
Morris Twp., very productive,
all buildings clean and well
maintained, including a 2
floor red brick home in irn-
maculate condition.
BLYTH •' New bungalow,
Morris Street, electric heat,
attached garage, very
attractive.
BLYTH - Brick bungalow,
Hamilton Street. Like new,
many extras.
100 ACRES - East
Wawanosh, 80 workable.
Vendor financing.
RESTAURANT & GAS BAR
3/4 acre paved lot, busy
highway corner, includes
good home on same proper-
ty. Priced reduced.
100 ACRES - Ashfield Town-
ship, impressive home,
barns for cattle and hogs.
Additional land available.
RESTAURANT = Licenced
for 60, apartment above,
central location in busy town,
Mason Bailey Real
Estate Ltd.
Mason Bailey, Broker
Clinton m 482-9371
24 Hour Service
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WORLD JUS 1' G()"I' LARGER.
CA1VDACE SCH
Century 21 All Points is
proud to welcome a new
sales representative to our
Huron County team. Can-
' dace iswell qualified to
you d ou with your 'rani
estate requirements in
WlNGHAM and AREA
and you are welcome to
call her anytime at 357-
3321 or (Res) 357-3720.
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ALL POINTS REALTY INC.
234 Bayfield Rd., Godsrlch
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THE LARGEST REA ESTATE
ORGANIZATION IN TIE WORLD.
INREPENOENTLY OWNED ANO OPEIIATE&
Dan ONACenlurati Neal EalaleCerQpalwn.
The Man
To See Is
EXQUISITE AND BREATHTAKING is a handsome split level
four-bedroom home which will be your dream come true! Along
with an ultra -modem kitchen, there's an L-shaped living -dining
room with picture window, family room 'With adjoining fenced
patio, 1 1/2 baths, bright carpeted rec room with corner fireplace
and attached garage. A STROLL TO THE MAITLAND RIVER
AND RIVERSIDE PARK!
SOMETHING SPECIAL - A very unique, four-bedroom Wing -
ham home, generously landscaped giving you that "north
woods" feeling of privacy, rear sundeck overlooks a "ravine" lot;
front "Florida" room creates a cozy cottage atmosphere. You'll
love the all NEW kitchen (a lady's dream), 13'x21' dining room
with bay window, family room with,patio doors and living room
with fireplace; even a finished basement playroom! DISTINC-
TIVELY DIFFERENT! i v.'
FINE FAMILY HOME has recently undergone extensive renova-
tive changes including giant new kitchen with adjacent utility
room, patio doors and four -pc. bath -in addition to the large
newly carpeted living room and dining ?room, all redrywalled.
Upstairs, three bedrooms. This charming Wingham home has a
roomy 82'x132° lot. CALL NOW FOR MORE DETAILS!!
INTERESTING PROPERTY - 150 acres, 80 workable, bank
barn, partially renovated two-bedroom brick home. Mixed hard-
wood bush, two ponds and creek. Gorrie area. Asking
$125,000.
DUPLEX In Wingham - older stately home converted to one -
bedroom apartment above and three-bedroom unit below., At-
tractive income OR consider occupying, one level and let the
other apartment help with the mortgage. CALL NOW FOR
DETAILS!
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REALTOR
,OFFICE
357-1344
Contact:
Stan Chadwick 357-2497
Margaret Day, 357-2196
COMING EVENTS
DABBER BINGO
Lucknow and District Lions Club
dabber bingo every Sunday, Luck
now Community Centre, 7:15 p.m
Doors open 6:15 p.m. Air condition-
ed. Wheelchair accessible. Potential
prize board over $3,000. $1,100 jack-
pot on 54 calls or less. $500 must go.
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BEEF DINNER
Wingham United Church beef
dinner, Wednesday, Noy. 8. Two set-
tings, 5 and 7 p.m. Adults, $7;
elementary, $3 (school age); pre-
schoolers free. Tickets available at
Vance's Drug Store, Miller's Ladies'
Wear and Harris Stationary. Ad-
vance sale of tickets only.
24,31,7
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The Mother's Auxiliary of the Ford-
wich Brownies and Guides will be
holding their annual Christmas
Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 18 at
Fordwich United Church basement
from 2-4 p.m. White Elephant Table,
tea room, crafts and many delicious
baking items. Everyone welcome.
31,7,14
CRAFT SHOW
Fifth annual Formosa Craft Show,
Saturday, Nov. 11, at the Formosa
Community Centre from 9:30: a.m.-
4:30 p.m. Adinission: adults, $1;
teens and children, 50 cents. Over 45
ekhibitors. Spacious country .
cafeteria serving light lunches and
meals all day,
50Th WELDING ANNIVESAR
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COMING EVENTS
SINGLES' DANCE
At White Carnation Hall, Holmes-
ville, Saturday, Nov. 11, dancing 9
.-1 a.m. Music by Tiffins. No
n (lease.
DANCE
At Bluevale Hall, Friday, Nov. 10, 9
p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Tiffin's Or-
chestra, $5 per couple. Ladies please
bring lunch. Everyone. welcome.
ECUMENICAL 'SIRVICE
To the witness of the Thanks to
Sanctity for Life; November 12, 7:30
p.m., St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Wingham.
TEA AND BAZAAR
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wing -
ham, annual Christmas Tea and
Bazaar will be held Wednesday,
Nov. 22, 2-4 p.m. Everyone welcome.
24,31,7,14,21
CRAFT AND BAKE SALE
The Legion Auxiliary to Branch 180
is sppnsoring'their 10th Annual Craft
and Sake Sale, Nov. 18, 10 a.m.-4:30
p.m., at the Legion Hall, Victoria
St: Wingham: All kinds of crafts.
lch counter and bake sale. Ad-
miasionlO Cents",' children free.
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BANQUET AND DANCE
Branch 180;114al Canadian Legion
banquet and datce`will be held on.
Saturday, Nov. 11 for riternbers-and
dilly. Dinner is at 7 p.m I'yhe
I . i pe*On. k Tem 1e-
ie playing torr the
et at the bai-
,
'lfth Annual
Saturday,
p4n. ft4
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4theyyh t ub
L1VRRw PARTY.
At Bluevale Hall, NenrentbOr 8
p.m.
FOLK CHOIR
St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wing-
ham
ingham is hosting the Sacred Heart
Church Folk Choir, Sunday, Novem-
ber 26 at 11 a.m, Come and hear good
stirring music.
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NIGHT
SCHOOL
/mat
F.E. Madill S.S.
Beginning in January
of 1990 evening
courses will be
offered for- edit
towards a high
school diploma. For
more details call the
school at 357-1800.
riv.ROYAL
CANADIAN
0��LEGION
nch 180 - Wingham
Branch 180 will be hol-
ding a November 1 lth
Memorial Service at
the Wingham Legion
commencing at 10:45
a.m. Au public are wel-
come to attend this ser-
vice. Branch members
are urged to be at the
Branch at 10:15 a.m.
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1M .AN
10 celebl tt t?l 1 : ea
lima ft.
church, services will be .
November 12, 11 amt..The
ppGorden�.. Fish will te7�.� t ss ea�C_
er. S. .Lal M
music by rand Mrs. ,
Murray' Gaunt. Old time costume
Thenal. Potluck luncheon will to
served at noon. Evening ser lce+at It
p.m., The Reach -Oat. Sinkers fro
Chalmers Presbyterian Chores
London will present a service
worship and ,°raise. A social NO
r
following the service. Everyonewel
come.
55TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of Russel and Helen Nic-
kel request the pleasure of your
company for an open house on Sat-
urday, Nov. 25 from 2 -4 -p.m. at the
Fordwich Hall. Please respect our
wishes. Absolutely no gifts.
7,14,21
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DINNE' R FASHION SHOW
November 13. Two shows at 5 p.m.
and 8 p.m. (Golden Pheasant, High-
way 86). Many prizes to be won!
Tickets available at participating
merchants and The Golden Phea-
sant Restaurant or phone 357-1666.
Sponsored by the Wingham Lions
Club to help our special children, $15
per person. Includes full course din-
ner and show, (bar not included).
Brookhaven's
Annual
RESIDENT
TEA
Saturday,
November 25
2-4p.m.
Craft and
Bake Tables
l'1an to join us.
Proceeds to residents°
projects
Public Forum on the Environment
Lucknow Town Hall
Wednesday November 15, 1989 at 7:30 p.m.
Free Admission
Speaker -S: -Prolsssor Bill Andrews, Jim Lang;
Paul Whitendorf, Ted Zettel, Tony McQuail
Groups: Bruce Waste Management, Environmental
Minds, Men of Trees, Temagami Wilderness Society,
Ecological Farmers
Door Prize -Refreshments
Toplcs::A Sustainable Agriculture; Waste Management
Organized by the Huron -Bruce New Demoncrats
Dinner Fashion Show
November 13th, 1989
Two Shows at
5:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
(Golden Pheasant - Hwy. 86)
Many Prizes to be won!!
Tickets available at participating merchants
& The Golden Pheasant Restaurant or
phone 357-1666
Sponsored by The
Wingham Lions Club
To HeOur Special
Children
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$15.00 per person
(Includes
SowBaNot Included)
Discover your career option
Wednesday, November 8,1 8 pm
Centralia College, Huron Park
• Students, parents, community
members - take advantage of this
enjoys ile, worthwhile opportunity
to research career choices,
• Speak to professionals from a
wide range of occupations,
Investigate: Your Career Options Now!
• Discuss employment trends
with representative from area
businesses and industries.
• More educational opportuni-
ties available through colleges,
universities and private schools.
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