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100 ACRES RAO 'LAND "1 100acres workable. Howick,'
Turnberry Lin,.
IlORNBIRRY TOWNSHIP . 147 acres level land, 11 acres
-hardwood hush, large house, large barn with automatic
feed manger.Good Farm Credit Mortgage. '
234 ACRES . 200 workable, excellent house, good barn
with sile.:tiet up for 200 to qQ0 -beef cattle. Large Farm
Credit Mortgage at good rate.
Call
Doug Russell
at 2383283
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ONE bedroom apartment;
stove and fridge,- available
immediately. Phone 3574851
before 6 p.m.
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HUTTON
• ACRE - country property near Wingham. Three
bedroom house fully restyled with new roof, new
windows, new siding full insulation, and two full baths.
Try your offer.
TEESWATER - It's a bargain, a two bedroom brick
bungalow on a good sized lot one block from
downtown, full basement, nearly new double garage
(one half insulated for workshop,) Home needs
renovations. Owner transferred out of province, Asking
$14,000. Reasonable offers considered.
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WINGHAM - Three bedroom older home with new
home comforts only one block from downtown. This
home has special features such as , full Insulation
throughout, drywall interior, newly decorated sun-
;oom, large kitchen with custom mahogany cupboards
and main floor laundry room. Exterior of aluminum.
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30 ACRES - Kinloss Township, 24 dry workable acres,
balance bush. Try your offer.
TURNRERRY TOWNSHIP - 100 acre hog and beef set-up,
90 ehoice workable acres, 3 bedroom stone house in
excellent condition, combination oil -wood furnace.
Barn 60 x 70 for beef, hog barn farrow to finish 36 x 148
silos 13 x 50 and 36 x 148, new implement -shed partially
completed. First time offered, large FCC mortgage at
81/4%.
BELGRAVE - 5 choice building lots 99 x 157 - asking
$8000 to $8500. Situated close to quality custom built
homes.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208
Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTID.
NIMITiefreircilftWit
TWO bedroom downstairs
apartment in Wingham,
close to main street. Tenant
t„.4-ssays all utilities. No pet.
Rent $170 month. Available
May 1. Phone 357-2433 after 5
p.m.
BILL CLIFFORD
REAL ESTATE BROKER
26 Square Goderich
524-9097 524-6710 524-8951
NEAR. WALTON - Hobby farm with 10 acres and 'L'
shaped barn. See this 2 storey, 4 bedroom aluminum
sided home with Enid today. Owner will consider large
mortgage. #117.
HOLMESVILLE AREA - Renovated large family home,
workshop and garage. Barn 25' x 40'. 18 acres of tile
drained land. Excellent for VTgetable or fruit farm.
Owner has purchased business and is dpen for offers.
#125.
NILE - 13/4 acres are included in this attractive 3 bed-
room family home featuring large bright living room
and dining room. Nicely landscaped grounds, spring -
fed creek and small barn make this worth the asking
price. Call Bill to see this small holding. #140.
BELGRAVE - Be the landlord. Two storey duplex. Separ-
ate services and entrances. Plus 11/2 storey stucco
home. Nicely refurbished. Owners have moved and will
consider mortgage, 10% down. Call Jack for more de-
tails. #144.
KINBURN - Two. residential building lots 100' by 250'
; each. Listed for quick sale. 2 for only $5,500, #137.
WALTON - Commercial Building. Store plus 2 bedroom
I apartment. Owner will carry mortgage to sun purchas-
er. Make an offer today. Listed for quick sale. #134.
MORTGAGE 12% - 20% down on this two storey brick
home located in Walton. This 3 bedroom home is well
worth the asking price of only $26,000. Call Jack for
more details. #133.
BELGRAVE - Residential building lot 73' x 192' located in
a new subdivision - south side af Belgrave. Listed at
$8,000. #100.
GARAGE - Located at Nile is this 1,500 sq. ft. block
building. Nile Service Centre. Price includes equipment.
Call Steve for more information. #132.
LONDESBORO - 5.44 acres - Highway #4 frontage 565
feet. Now reduced. 11/2 storey 3 bedroom aluminum
sided home plus steel barn 40' x 30'. Priced in the
thirties. #533.
WINGHAM - Josephine Street cement block and brick
building, containing 2 offices and show room, large
shop and warehouse. Vendor will carry mortgage to
suit purchaser. #499.
MAIN STREET, WALTON- Built-in dishwasher, stove and
Franklin fireplace are included in this 2 storey brick
home. Owner will carry mortgage. Must be seen as this
family home has four bedrooms and a family room.
#120.,
CUTE AND COZY - 2 bedroom bungalow located in the
village of Dungannon. New wiring, new plumbing, new
• kitchen cupboards. This refurbished home can be yours
for $21,000. #109.
50 ACRES Cash crop land. County Road 16. 2 miles
west of Brussels. 45 workable, balance In bush. Asking
$75,000. #101.
LUCKNOW AREA 150 acres on Highway 86. 130 acres
of good productive land, balance in hardwood bush. Ex-
cellent buildings. 'V shaped born with addition. Set up
for hogs ond cow -calf operation. Asking $250,000.
Vendor will consider holding mortgage for 80% at 11 %.
Call Steve for further details.
FORTY-FIVE ACRES - Highway #4. $885.00 an acre. Good
building site. Terms available. #500.
Jack Cummings . . 524-8961 Enid Boll •, 624-8191
'John Schnelker . .5244135 Cleo Colquhoun . .482-9988
(111111 CIfftard 5244090 Steve Buchanan . .524-4700
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ONE bedroom apartment on
main street. Phone LeRoy
Jackson, 357-2904 or 357-1305. "
18-25.
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come. Phone 392-6828. •Wz-
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TWO bedroom aparttnenOti?t
Belgrave, available
mediately. Phone 357481V 't1•1
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• REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
PRIVATE SALE; 6 -room.
house in Brussels, alnMinbin
,siding, four piece, tanks (okit
jionble lot, newly decorated",
Asking $34,900. Phone
• Kenyon 357-3114.
18-2k:
THREE bedroom heuse
Brussels, cement block;
TWO or 3 bedroom farin_ kopek from main street, new: y
house. phone 335-3911. ctipboards, 3 -pc. bath, oil
-furnace,mostly carpeted
throtighotit. Priced for. quick
sale, $15,000. Phone LucknOw
528-3723.
200 ACRES
Gorrie area.
of crop land in
Phone 335-3238.
18-25.
REAL ESTATE LTD.
Phone 482-9371 Clinton
50 ACRES - general farm
in Hullett Township.
KATE ST. WINGHAM - 2
year old brick home on 1
are lot, electric =heat
hAlIs,-ntillieP‘411$bsaaft,
tthsernen , low interest
mortgage can be ass-
umed.
150 ACRE FARM -1 miles
from Winghom, equipped
for beef cattle, and hogs
good frame home, FCC
mortgage can be ass-
umed.
11/4 ACRES IN BLYTH -
Victorian style home, 26
fruit trees, excellent pro- -
perty for hobby or bus-
iness, try an offer.
SHOP AND LOT - at
Londesboro on No: 4
highway. Ideal for weld-
ing shop or similar bus-
iness.
150 ACRES - E. Wawanosh
110 workable - 2 floor
brick home, 2 small barns
250 ACRES - St. Helen
district - 210 acres work
able, fair buildings.
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rates; reservations 523-9300.
Write,DaXtteBlyth, Ont.
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FEAR -In loving memory
of a dear husband and
father, George William
Fear/ •who passed away
March 21,1979.
Silent memories keep you
near,
As time unfolds another
year.
No longer in our lives to
share
But in our hearts you'rea1-
e's'itnivalegtilere:
• t --Lovingly remembere
and sadly missed by wife
Elizabeth, son Brian ancl",
• daughter-in-law lvanka.
DEATHS
PARKER -Passed away in
Port Credit on 5unday;,
March 8, DaVid Parker,
aged 62 years. He was a •
son of the late Harold and
Janisa Parker of;
Wingham; grandson of the
late Rev. Dr. David and
• Mrs. Perrie,.Wingham. He
is survived by his itrife,
Dorothy; sons, ' David,
Donald and Douglas, all of
Port Credit; one brther,
Harold Parker of Alvin-
ston. Funeral and in-
terment was held Wed-
nesday, March 11, in Part
• Credit.
The Man
To See Is
sINTEE
CONVENIENCE & COMFORT - in in cozy 2 bedroom,
onestory brick home with a new oir-tight stove in the
living room. Carpeted dining room, spacious back
kitchen (or den), 4 pc. bath and closed porch. Besides
the original attached garage, there's a NEW 2 car
garage -workshop On this spacious 65' x 170' lot. Treed
and fenced, it's a DELIGHT!
FRESH & CLEAN - with roominess everywhere: on the 99
x 132' lot, double garage, 3 large bedrooms, 11/4 baths,
extra large kitchen with abundant cupboards, unfinish-
ed basement open to your Imaginaton, sundeck and a
gorgeous country view. A charming Winghambilevel
bungalow, just 6 years old and only $53,500.
ATTRACTIVE 2 STOREY HOUSE - with 3 bedrooms and
double baths constructed within the post 2 years,
immaculately maintained and decorated with a number
of banus extras, garden shed, cemented driveway, ex-
tra insulation and storms, YET ONLY $37,900.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT - property on Gorries 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
and roomy. Flawless for $34,900.
ECONOMICAL LIVING- In Gorrie in this immaculate 12
x 62 mobile home with "add-on" den & verandah
situated on a scenic 66 x 132 lot. This 2 bedroom beauty
has 2 ample garden sheds, generous 12 x 12 kitchen &
inexpensive upkeep and is only $19,900.
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96 HIGHWAY ACRES - on No. 86 adjacent to
Whitechurch with 80 acres tillable, balance in mixed
bush, farrowing barn (100 sow capacity) 14 x 40 silo, 2
feed bins, and 5000 bushel steel granary connect to
Farmatic Feed Mill, gloriously modernized 4 bedroom
brick home elegantly renovated. Exceptionally grant I
$149,000.
Contact:
OFFICE 357-1344
STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
MARGARET DAY 357.2196
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CAROGF THANKS
, •
Shanks to my dear
friencla and relatives who re-
.menibereitnein many ways
whit* 1 was a patient in
Winghtnn • an Thstrict Hos-
pital Meth University Hos-
pital; Lindon. Thanks to Dr.
• Cardin, Dr.: McKim, Dr. Jolly
and4hevantusiss,son second
Iltiorformtbeir-„, tient care
•
to Rev. B.
PssrnbreEorIijs1 visits and
yers M46. t rifts alsoto
d olts4ad Aikeon the
fifth [nor rei'y Hos-
pital. Ali, was greatly appre:
eiRted and will always be re-
membered.
Ina Eadie'
.. •
• Many thanks to neighbors,
friends and relative:, tor
cards, gifts and visits to us
while in Wir am and 'Dis-
trict Hospital A :•peciali
thanks to Dr Hanlon, Dr.
Gear, OR stai ind second
fluor staff. We would also
like to exhress our -thanks to
the Bluevale Girisrfiall team
for the 'beautifulsikmer ar-
rangement.
• Karen and Kendra
Moffatt
1 wish to take this opportu-
nity to .thank all: those who
remembered me with cards,
letters, flowers and gifts
while a patient in the Wing -
ham and District' Hospital.
and since Coming home, Spe-
cial thanks to Dr. J. K.
McGregor. Dr. J. C. McKim,
nurses in ICI; 'and second
floor north for t heir excellent
care. - Thanks also to Rev.
Barry Passmore, Rev. John
RohertS and :Ilr. Don Vair
for 'their visits and prayers.
These kindnesses will al-
ways be remembered.
Doris Michie
wish to thank the nurses
on secondllo�r and ICU, Dr.
Hanlon and th'. McGregor
for their care while I was a
.patient in Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital Also thanks to
those people who sent cards
and visited Inc
Albert Coultes
I would like to thank all my
friends for the flowers, gifts.
cards' and visits 1 received
wbile a patient at Westmin-
Mer • Hospital. London and
the Wingham and District
• Hospital A special thanks to
all those \On helped out at
home. A grateful family, •
Al I redo Hallahan and
family
thank you to everyone who
We,v,•ould like to say a big
25th wed -
such a
happy 'eaSIOIT: to out fam-
ilies who put on the lovely
d make
xl, r soaour25thwed-
ding
a nni
dinner for us. thoge Who sent
Ot
cards. tlowers and gifts and
those who came toll* dance
in the B 1 ....glen. A
russels
special thanks to Edith and
Allan Adams and Gwynne
and Jack Brown for making
this all possible. Thanks
again
Hob and Irene Brown
MEMBERSHIP MEETING
At Howick central Public
School on Wednesday, April
1 at 8 p.m for anyone inter-
ested in joining the Howick
Junior Farmers. Phone
Cathy 335-3750 or Diane 357-
114,2 for more information.
18-25
" 125TH CENTENNIAL
MEETING
• Will be held at Howick Com-
munity Centre on Tuesday,
March 31, at 8:30 p.m.
Everyone welcome.
18-25'
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DANCEATHON
Tuesday, March 24 at 7 p.m.
to Wednesday, March 25, 7
a.m. in Wroxeter Town Hall.
Sponsor sheets available.
Phone Diane 357-1142. Spon-
sored by Howick Junior
Farmers. Proceeds, to,
On-
tario Heart Founclat6n-
BAKE SALE
Saturday, March 21 from 1 to
3 p.m. in Wingham Town
Hall. Sponsored by Howick
Junior Farmers. Proceeds to
Ontario March of Dimes.
BINGO
Howick Lions' Bingo will be
held on Friday, March 20 at 8
p.m. in Wroxeter Com-
munity Hall; admission $1;
12 Regular games for $10; 2
Share the Wealth; one $25
Special; Jackpot $140 on 56
calls; Purple Ball $70; Door
and Consolation prizes.
TEEN DANCE
In Ethel Community Centre,
Friday, March 20, at 8:30
p.m. t� 12; admission $2.50
each. Rock Night, Steven
DJ. Everyone welcome..
GARAGE SALE
'Saturday, March 21 at 10
•
a.m. alIeWrt. EVatik'
church; antiques, aluminum
extension ladders and step-
ladders, tools,' shovels, can-
ning sealers, lawn mower,
Hoover washer spin dryer
aWd other miscellaneous
items.'
DANCE
At the Howick Community
("entre, Saturday, March 21.
,Nlusic by "The Exceptions";
$7 a cople, lunch included.
COUNTRY SUNSHINE
Bluevale Recreation pre-
sents "Country Sunshine" on
Saturday, March 28 at the
Brussels Community Cen-
tre; dancing 9-1; door
prizes; lunch included; $8
per couple, advance tickets,
$10 per- couple at the door.
Tickeets available at 357--
3474.
Township and attended S.4
No. 5 Morris. His wife; ,.,;.
predeceased him; was the .„„_vm5s4., 7.!
former Mildred' Brown of Mi"- 14144 -
Blyth. Care*
' He is survived hy one of Belgraile
daughter, Mrs. Robin Kennett) 40
!NiadeleneA) Allen. Lennox-• harn' •
INSTITUTE MEETING
Regular meeting of the Mait-
land Women's Institute will
be held Tuesday, March 24 at
8:15 p.m. in Wingham Town
Hall. Public welcome.
PAPER DRIVE
'Advance notice. The 1st
Wingham Scouts spring,
paper drive will be held on
Saturday, May 2. Please
save your papers.
PUBLIC MEETING
Wingham Towne Players
general public meeting,
Thursday, March 19 at 8 p.ra.
in Wingham Town Hall.
Guest speaker Keith Roul-
ston. Amateur theatre is
great recreation! Join us -
you'll see!
PRENATAL CLASSES
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
ExpectantParent Education
Classes, being held in the
Health Unit Office, Wingham
and District -Hospital, com-
mencing Wednesday, April
1, from 7:30-9:30 p.m. These
classes will run for 8 weeks.
Would anyone who is inter-
ested please register by call-
ing 1-800-265-4252 toll free or
the Health Unit office at 357-
2264. Both, husbands and
wives are invited to attend
and participate in the digcus-
gions. 18-25-1
CHOIR FESTIVAL.
Saturday, Apill 4, at 7 p.m.
in the Listowel District Sec-
ondary School. Choir Fes-
tival 1981 of the choirs of the
Reformed Churches in
Ontario. There will be 12
choirs participating. The
theme is "0 , Sing A New
Song" (Psalm 98). Hosted by
the choirs of Drayton and
HarristOn Reformed
Churches. 18-25-1
31C3EI, "X" NI M
MacnoNALD-Mr. and
• Mrs. Robert MacDonald,
Teeswater. announce the
birth of their son, Shawn
Robert, on March 15 at
Wingham and District
Hospital, A grandchild for
• Mr- and Mrs. John
MacDonald and Mr. and
• Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzi
PATTISON-Mr. and rs.
Donald Pattison, RR 3,
Wingham ; are pleased to
announce the birth of their
daughter. Donna Ann, on
March 11. at Wingham and
District Hospital. sister
for Tabitha.
RUTLEDGE-Tertry and
Brenda Rutledge are
pleased to announce the
arrival of their daughter.
Courtney Diane, weighing
seven pounds, 13 ounces.
bornon March 3 at Clinton
Public Hospital. A sister
for Shawn -and Jason.
Proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. George
Webster, Whitechurch.
and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Rutledge, Brussels.
Nlac DONALD -Dr. and Mrs.
R. A. MacDonald (Sandra
Cameron) of Kincardine
are pleased to announce
the birth of their daughter.
Daphne. seven pounds.
seven and a half ounces. on
March 10 at Kincardine
and District Hospital. A
sister for Curtis. Grand-
parents are Mrs. Donald.
MacDonald of Ripley and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A.
Cameron. Wingham.
LEE -Tom and Carolyn are
very pleased (6 announce
the safe arrival of their
daughter. Marni Rebecca.
six pounds, 12 ounces, on
March 10 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Turk, London.
Mary Lee of Wingham.
Charlie Lee of London.
McBURNEY-Mr.ad Mrs.'
Daniel McBurney joyfully
announce the birth Of their
son, Jason Daniel, on
March 11 at Wingham and
District Hospital. He is a
grandson for Alan and
Juno, McBurney, John
Nixon and Elaine Nixon; a
great grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Jack McBurney, Mrs.
LeSlie Bolt and Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Nixi5n.
MacLENNAN - Mr. and
Mrs. Norman MacLennan
• of Kitchener announce the
birth of their son, Luke
Murry, at the K -W Hospi-
tal on Friday, March 13.
BLACK --Bryan and Kathy •
are pleased to aiinounce
the safe arrival of their
new daughter, Amanda
Catherine, weighing five
pounds. 15 ounces, born
March 1 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. A wee
sister for Crystal and
Sabrena. Proud grand-
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Black, Belgrave,
and Mr. and Mrs. George
Burkholder. Blyth.
SCH El' R W TER -Mr . and
Mrs. John Scheurwater,
RR 2, Teeswater, an-
nounce With pleasure the
birth of their son. Daniel
Robert. seven pounds. 15
ounces. on March 14 at
Wingham and District
Hospital. First grandchild
for Mr arid Mrs. Peter
Scheurwater and Mr. and
Mrs Robert Stewart of
Cambridge
W1LKINS-Mr. .and
Robert Wilkins, RR 1,
Lucknow, are happy to
announce the birth of their
(faughter, Catherine
Dawn, on March 15 at
Wingham and District
Hospital. A grandchild, for
Robert and Betty Moleand
Herb and Marie Wilkins
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176 DIAGONAL ROAD , s, 00,11, - "s, •• •
Located on ci landscaped double lot close to
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1ELEGANT BRICIEHodiliE''' 3.1 l$ - '' - 3-"'
coshnotoppininedg. Presentlyaportnt s o
being ngrnaibnetanireeastoraeda t3o atha:
could
original family home with many extras such as 2
fireplaces,, sun room, 2 car detached garage. We would
be pleased to shoW you this beautiful home at your
convenience.
RANCH STYLE HOME
Brick construction with attached carport. Hanover
kitchen, separate dining area, living room, three
bedrooms, large recreation room, laundry and utility
room Good location,. lot size and condition. Priced at
only $41,900.
• COUNTRY HOME
Located close to Gorrie on a half acre lot. This attractive
9 room brick home has modern kitchen, separate dining
room, 3 pc. bath, oil furnace and new 100 amp electric
service plus many more attractive features. Water
supply is from a new drilled well. Low taxes and low
purchase price of $30,000.
COUNTRY LIVING -5 ACRES
Located close to Winghom, beautiful renovated three
bedroom home. Large living room, separate dining
room, spacious kitchen with lunch area. Two baths, two
car garage. Spring fed pond. Listed at $54,000.
Ken Ducharnun Representativ, 570 Shuter Street,
WIngham, Phone 357-2594
DON HAMILTON
cREal EstatE and gniazarzcE Ltd.
Wingham Office Tel.: 357-3403
IDEAL STARTER HOME
Two bedroom home completely renovated including
newfamily room, roof, windows, doors, 100 amp. ser-
vice, furnace and broadloom. Just move in and you'll
enjoy the view of the countryside in this home situated
on a lot 100' x 247' on the outskirts of Wroxeter. Priced'
at only $25,900.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS PRICE
Just $12,500 for this six room cottage on a lot 66' x 165'
in Wroxeter. Sure it needs some repair, but you can't go
wrong at that price. Have a look at this property and
you be the judge. It's a real Handyman's Special.
JUST $5,0011 DOWN
Vendor will take back an Open Mortgage for the bal-
ance. Located in Turnberry Estates, this double wide
commodore home has 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, living
room and utility room. Extras include fridge and stove,
cedar deck both front and back. This home has been oc-
cupied by adults only for one year and is located on
large lot back onto the river.
COUNTRY LIVING
This hobby farm features 371/2 acres with 18 acres clear,
mixed bush and spring fed pond and is located on a
paved road near Brussels. Enjoy comfort in the 3 bed-
room bungalow with cedar deck. Also a new Kentucky
style horse barn to enhance the appearance of the pro-
perty.
OFFICE 357,
-C3rrence Sutcliffe
/John Brent
335-3391' 392-6969
Laurie Campbell
887-9051
"We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything
On it"