Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-04-15, Page 9.6f
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in Hallett Township. -
RATE ST., WINGHAM - 2
year old 'brick home or 1
gore let, electric heat,
fully finished walk -out
basement, ',• few' ',interest
1 ineilirga,Can be omn.
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)50 ACRE FA15111 - 3 miles
from VV191)11959, /KluIPPed
for beetCnttre*. nd 11°05,
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good frame bcirrie. r.c.c.
mortgage can be assum-
ed.
SHOP AND LOT. at Lon-
- desboro on No. 4 High-
way, ideal for welding
shop or similcir business.
150 ACRES - Epst Wawan-
osh. 110- workable, • 2
floor brick horrie, 2 small
horns.
250 ACRES - St. Helen
district. 210 acres work-
able, fair buildings.
LARGE CORNER LOT - in
Beigrave,
8 ACRES - 8th concession'
Hullatir Township, no'
buildings, mostly wooded
2 ACRES - Morris Town-
ship. Brick house, large
shed. Drilled well, under
$30,000.
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ment or small house in 0011k
try -or in Wingham. Prefer
north end. Responsible t
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References if required.,
Phone 3514600 weekdays!'
a.m. to 4 0,4n. Ext. 40.
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RUSSELL •
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REALTY
LTD.,
120 Talbot $t. N.
ifessoe, Ontario
Realtor •
141illAcREIS BARE LAND
100,400res workable, f10-
,W4RiTarnberry line.
tURRIERRY TOWNSHIP -
:k-14racres level land, 11
01fles, hardwood bush,
-large house, large barn
With automatic feed mon-
-6i. Good Farm Credit
1,49N/ci9e-
MACRO - 200 workable
eiresillent house. good
qrn with silo, set up for
to 300 beef cattle.
!Lai& Farm Credit Mort-
gage at good rate.
CALL
DOUG RUSSELL
AT 23114283
HUTTON
WHITECHURCH AREA - goodiwo bedroom brick house
with attached garage on a 7 acre lot. Home well
maintained, new combination woocboll furnace, drilled
well. Barn -20 x 30, lower level for horses, workshop
above. Taxes $300. per year.
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TEESWATER - 2 bedroom brick bungalow, on a large lot
one block from downtown. House for the handyman.
Garage and workshop 24 x 26 'nearly new, workshop,
• areainsulated. Asking $14,000. Try your offer.
WINGHAM -a reasonable downpayment and the
owners will hold a 'mortgage on thls John Street home. -
The interest rate Is low. The asking price is low. A very
private lot: The house has' reesiKreOlV-nov, fanAllY room
and new hot water heating system. 4. —
WINGHAM - beautifully restored and restyled brick
home on hwy. 86. New electrically heated addition
having family room with fireplace, laundry "room and
extra bedroom. Other features are two full baths,
modem kitchen and drilled well. Property consists of
100 acres with half bush. It's a place of privacy and
beauty.
meet,*
ACRE - country property near Wingham. Three
bedroom house fully restyled with new roof, new
windows, new siding and full insulation, two full baths.
Try your offer.
MORRIS TWP. - 100 acres, 90 acres corn or bean land. 85
acres hos been systematically drained in the lasteyear,
land level.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAll0 357-3208
Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker, Kincardine 396.2061
The Man
To See Is
itisINTEE
BUNGALOW PLUS! Ground floor features large kitchen
spacious living and dining room, 2 bedrooms, 2 piece
bath and laundry. Above are 2 more rooms and 3 piece
bath. All for $32,900.
TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW • immaculate brick home
near the hospital with large kitchen, plush carpeted
living and dining rooms walking onto a carpeted sun
deck, rec room and paved driveway. A home you'll be
proud of for $48,000.
MODULAR HOME - TURNBERRY ESTATES - extremely
well cared for 2 bedroom unit with utility room, built-in
buffet and cupboards, 2 decks and the woodsy banks of
the magnificent Maitland River in rear. $26,900 or less
will steal it I
LUCKNOW attractive 3 bedroom bungalow. Family
size kitchen. Super, double lot. $43,000.
HIGHWAY LOCATION - near Gorrie. 1.3 acres go with
this roomy mobile home. 2 bedrooms, living room and
large kitchen. Sundeck and storage shed. Asking
$16,900;
ONE ACRE - PROFESSIONALLY RENOVATED - 4 bedroom
home, very private setting with ultra modem kitchen,
extra large living room plus den and contemporary 4
piece bath, family and utility rooms under construction
PLUS 20 x 35' shed and morel Quality of a 'hew home" -
• see it I Just $49,000.
15 ACRES STONE HOUSE - a great combination for the
enthusiastic hobby farmer wishing a large elegant
home. Recently updated Is the heating system, electri-
cal, insulation, new drilled well, new fieldstone fire-
place and MORE. Yes, a 12 room castle at 559,500. And
a 30 x 60' barn with new steel roof to boot.
HOBBY HIDEAWAY on 100 acres, 50 self draining clean
acres and bulance in mixed bush, creek, born 45 x 50'
with loose pens, 3 - 4 bedroom hoyse needs work. De-
lightful treed setting. Formerly $79,000 NOW SLASHED
to $69,500.
Contact:
OFFICE 357-1344
STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
MARGARET DAY 357-2196
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APARTMENTS(' -
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Water, senior citlxenSTwel:
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cerae. Phone392-6020.
- 10-25-1-845
TWO bedroom apartment
Luelinow and one bedroom
Vartment furnished pr unr
fininishee in Teeswater.
Phone Glennheven
rnents 528-3234 after 9 p4n, •
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'$100 pet- mon
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ONE bedroom apartinent,
stove and . fridge, available
immediately. Phone 3574851
before 6 p.m.
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TWO bedroom ground floor
• apartment in Wingham, 1
block from shopping area,
available immediately.
Phone 357-1730.
ONE bedroom apartment;
downtown area of Wingham,
available immediately.
Phone 357-2636 from 9 a.m. to
5 p.rn.
MINI motor home, sleeps 6,
has all conveniences, suit-
able for vacations. Book in,
advance, by the week. Phone
529-7403after 6 p.m.
MODERN store situated on
the main street of Wingharh.
• Prime location, also suitable
for professional offices,
amplenrear parking. Avail-
able June 1. For further
infoniaation reply to Bak 423,,
• Wingham, or phone 357-2870
• or,47-1015.
• 15-22
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LARGE farm house, ap-
Proximately, 2 miles from,
iYinghani, available, 414
jp• earlier. Phone 335-
• 1542
STORE centrally located on
Josephine St., specially suit-
ed for office and beauty
.salon. Available May 1.
Phone 357-3630.
15-22
NOTICE
INCOME Tax preparation
by Caroline McDonald at
Edward Elliott Insurance
Agency, Wingham on Tues-
days and Fridays in March
and April or phone 392-6382.
• 11 -Apr. 15
TEACH your dollars to have
more cents at North Huron
Credit Union, 8 Alfred St.,
Wingham. Open hours:
Monday 10 to 12; Tuesdayl
Thursday 10 to 5; Friday 1
to 6. Free personal chequing
accounts. Deposit accounts
now paying 14 per cent.
Phone 357-2311.
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„. TWO bedroom 4111,60.13)0t:
” downtown
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able May 9. ?1,1011,r 7••
from on.m.
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_ONE - bidroom basement_
#01,111ael/1 available 11.91/6
Apply, to P.O. Pox 000; WOO'
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ttemL.EsTATE
VDRSALE
BRICK biatigalOw in 000
location in Wingham.. Ink
maculate condition, easy ttt•.,
maintain. Excellent retire -.4
ment home. Close to shop-
ping. Priced in low 40's for
immediate sale. Write Bo*
2179 co The Wingham Adt
va rice -Times , Wingliara,
Ont.
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SERVICES
GARDENS plowed or tilled.
Bob Chambers 357-2665 or
Stuart Montgomery 357-2004.
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LAWN rolling with 2 ton roll-
er and asphalt paving of
driveways and parking Iota.
A. "Yoder & Sons, RR 1,
Wroxeter 3356228. •
25-rrb
CRAIG'S Oil Burner serVice;
cleaning, repairs and instal- \'•
lations; 24-hour • emergency
service, Wroxeter 335-3398.
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PRILS Refrigeration Aand
. • • • l. • ,
Appliance Service, 24-hour
emergency service, used
appliance sales. Phone 887-
9062.
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CUSTOM drapery by Linda
for your home or business
Phone 395-5629 or 395-2765,
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LAWN ROLLING in Wing -
ham. Phone 887-9563.
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FOR your renovations, addi-
tions, house or barn repairs
phone Ben Dekker, 357-1085.
Free estimates.
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CUSTOM anhydrous' am-
monia application on corn
ground will), harlan tooth kit
on cultivatal,. Phone Hopper
Bros., Belgrave 887-6142.
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BROKER
R E A L. E S 1—A.1""
WINGHAM, ONTARIO " 3571117176 DIAGONAL ROAD . 57.1117
LATE MODEL BRICK BUNGALOW
Chstom built 3 bedroom home having modern kitchen
and dining area, large living room and 4 pc. bath.
Carpeted throughout. The lower level has 4 finished
rooms presently rented as a bachelor apartment or
could be a family size recreation facility. Other features
ore a carport, paved drive plus a fully fenced yard.
Come and inspect this family priced home.
2 STOREY HOME
Like new condition. Three bedroom family home.
Kitchen with lunch area, dining room, large living
room, recreation room. This is en affordable family
home for the hill price of only 539,000. 10i/4 % mortgage
may be assumed.
ELEGANT 2 STOREY HOME
Only 1 block from post office. Consisting of many extras
such as dining room, double living room with natural
fireplace, antique woodwork, and'open staircase. 4 pc.
bath plus 2 pc. bath and 3 bedrooms. Also adjoining is
an income 2 bedroom apartment with 2 - 3 pc. baths.
This home is in excellent condition and is very
reasonably priced.
EXCELLENT VALUE
Family or retirement home close to Downtown. Good
condition having three bedrooms, living room, den.
Nicely decorated and offering comfortable living for the
full price of only $23,000.
Ken Dueharme, Representative, 570 Shuter Street,
Whigham, Phone 367-2594
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Wingham, On -
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8111 Campbell,
Box 730,
Josephine St.,
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Wingham, Ont. NO8G-125W220
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NaTiogiVrttEnrrons
AMirEfts
' STATE OF
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KENNEDY
,
'SONS having
claims t the estate of
AnnHail. Kennedy, late of
the TownofWingham, in the
County iluron. and Prov-
ince of Ontario, deceased,
are required to send partic-
ulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the
3Oth day April, 1981, and
thail'aftar: :such date the
Executors will proceed to
distribute the assets of ,the
said estate,: having regard
only to the Claims of which
they nhall5tben have had
notice.
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DATED at:. Wingham, On-
tario this 23rd day of March,
1981. •••
Messrs. GoOdkil & Campbell,
Barristers & Solicitors,
• P.O. Box 730,
..,..:,4014ellephine Street,
ii;,41117:Wingham, Onte.
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MISCELLANEOUS '
• MEALS -ON -WHEELS
Phone Mrs. L. Jetties 357-
3657.
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IF YOU are a friend or rela-
tive of an alcoholic, the Al -
Anon Family Group may be
able to help you solve. your
side of the problem. Please
'contact Post Office Box 1135,
Winghain.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS '
Mrs. Florence • Keller of
Dashwood wishes to an-
nounce the marriage of her
son, Ronald Charles, to Jean
Agnes Hull, formerly of
Wingham. The wedding was
held in Hensall United
Church on Saturday, April 4,
with. the Rev. Stanley
McDonald officiating. The
couple is residing in Hensall.
• IN MEMORIAM
WILKINS —In memory of a
cherished father, Dr.' R. D.
Wilkins, who went home to
be with Jesus, April 14, 1980.
Though his smile and laugh,
ter are gone forever,
And his hand I cannot touch;
Still I have so many mem-
ories.
Of the one 1 loved so much.
His memory is my keepaake,
With which I'll never part,
God has him in His keeping
I ha ve him In my heart.
—Father you are. greatly
missed. lour daughter.
Marilyn.
WILKINS-1n loving mem-
ory of a dear husband and
father Dr R Dennis Wilkins,
who passed away April 14,
19811!
Death shall have no domin-
inn over him '
—.sadly missed by wif.r!
Grace and daughter Denise.
in 1980. the 4.000 volunteer
members of the uniforined
St. John Ambulance Brigade
in Ontario provided over
woo hours of unpaid
public duty They serve at aji
kinds of public gatherings
and sports events.
DANCE
Teeswater Ai-LOtto dance
April 24, 9 to 1. Lunch includ,
ed. •Music by "lVlaransci;„
Early bird draw for lotto
• ticket holders.,..51X $50 'nixes.
Teeswater •Community
Centre; $3.50,per person.
• 8-15-22
ANNUAL MEETING
The Wingham Women's In-
stitute annual meeting will
be held M the Council Cham-
ber on Thursday, April 16,
with a pot luck luncheon at
12:30 p.m. The district pres-
ident will be the §peaker.
The new officers will be in-
stalled. Be sure and have the
annual reports ready.
SALE •
Sale of five fannilies' extras
on Saturday, April 25, from 9
a.m. to 2 p.m. What — baby
needs, carriage, play pen,
toys: lawn chairs, linen; col-
lectibles. Where — corner of
Josephine St. and Bristol
Terrace.
THE GREAT RIDE
FOR CANCER
A 15 kilometre bicycle ride
will be held on Sunday, April
26, at 1 p.m. It will start at
Zehrs, travel along Jose-
phine and the B -Line. Spon-
sor sheets are available at
Keil Insurance, Zehrs, North,
Huron Credit Union, Tri-
angle Discount. .
DANCE
At the Howick Community
Centre on Saturday, April 18.
Music by The Blenders; $7 a
couple, lunch included.
AUXILIARY TO THE •
WINGHAM AND DISTRICT.
HOSPITAL
Requests all members to at-
tend 4.0i_ i#OU:110ne**1
Meeting te held onTues-
day, April 21 at 12:30 p.m. in
the RNA building.
SPRING SALE -
Consisting or Ilgigunade
crafts; plants, baking, 'Ogg
the Wingbant, and *at Dat
Centre -:for the Homebound;
on 11148daY,IlYWT, at 2:30
p.m.
TRI-COUNTY-siiprama,
ANNUAL MEETING.
Will be held in the Brussels
,Library. on Thurtrn, - ATInt
24 at 8:30 p.m. Representa-
tives of all teams are invited
to attend.
'YACHT Sailing and cruising
instruction. Fully qualified
Fanshawe College Instruc-
tors. Bayfield, Lake Huron,
weekly courses. Starting
June 1. Book early 1-800-265-
9214 toll free.
Howick Lions' Bingo will be
held on Saturday, April 18
(since the regular date is
Good Friday), beginning at 8
p.m. in Wroxeter Com-
munity Hall. Admission $1;
12 Regular games for $10; 2
Share. the Wealth; one $25
Special; Jackpot of $160 on 58
calls; Purple Ball is $50;
Door and -consolation prizes.
OPEN HOUSE'
Mrs. James Russel Fear of
RR 2, Wingham, 'will hold
Open House at her home on
Saturday, April 25, from 2 Lo
5 p.m. and 7 to 10 -p.m. in
honor of the forthcOming
marriage of her daughter,
Rosemarie Heather.. All °
relatives, friends and neigh-
bors a re cordially invited.
15-22
• BENEFIT DANCE
• "At the Blyth Community
Centre on Friday, April' 24,
kir Jim ees1 Betty Rosswho
recently lost their barn by
fire. Ladies please bring
lunch. Everyone welcome. •
15-22
Cards �f Thanks
A sincere thank you for the
cards, gifts and visits while
was a patient in St...Joseph,s
Hosital, London: Also thanks
to Rev. Passmore, Captain
Perrin and the galon the
fourth floor. Thanks age in .
Irene Showers
We wish to express our sin-
cere..thanks to all for their
kind expressions of sym-
pathy in the loss of our father
and grandfather, Cecil Skin-
ner, of Huronview. Special
thanks to our neighbors and
the nurses at Wingham and
District Hospital ,for their
thoughtfulness and dona-
tions to the Bible Society.
Hen and Beulah Mason
1 would like to say a sin-
cere "Thank You': to my
family and to all my friends
for cards, flowers and
treats: to Dr. McGregor, Dr.
.Hanlon, Dr. Gear and all the
nurses on second floor for
t'heir thoughtful care: to
Rev. Nugent for bis prayers
and visits and to all the
friends who called to wish
me well. It was indeed ap-
preciated and made the time
pass more quickly. Thanks
again to,all.
Sincerely,
Jessie McKague •
The family of the late John
E. Hayden wish to sincerely
thank neighbors and friends
for cards, gifts. visits and
phone calls during his stay in
• Brookhaven and his short
''-confinement to hospital.
Your thoughtfulness at that
time and during our ber-
ea
vement is much appreci-
ated,
Fred and Ben Hayden,
and Mrs. Margaret
Grant
We wish to thank the entire
nursing staff on the Obstet-
rics ward at the Wingham
and District Hospital for
their friendly support and
excellent care during Peg-
gy's recent stay. Special
thanks to Dr. Corrin and Dr.
Bradleey for the safe arrival
of our twin daughters. Jen-
nifer and Deborah
Peggy and Bob Pike
I wish to thank my neigh-
bors and friends for their get
well cards and visits at home
and while in Victoria 'Hos-
pital, London. Thanks to Dr.
Bradley and Dr. Shepherd
and staff. Your kindness is
most appreciated.
Harvey ilinm
I would like to say thank
you to everyone for your in-
terest and concern during
my recent illness and surg-
ery. Thanks for your pray-
ers, cards, flowers, gifts,
visits and phone calls and a
big thank you to Margaret.
Thanks to Dr: A. Bozyk for
sending me to Victoria Hos-
pital. 1 am very grateful for.
the skilled-doCtors in both
Victoria anUniversity Hos-
pitals. where I received the
hest of care from doctors and
nurses alike. A Happy
Easter to everyone.
John King
I would like to thank the
Harriston and Clifford Fire
Departments for their help
at the time of iny barn fire. A
special thank you to Con-
stable Jim Dore and to,Bert
Logan and his friend who
alerted me in the middle of
the night and assisted in sav-
ing the cattle from the fire.
Also to those who helped
move. cattle. 1 sincerely ap-
preci a te the help 1 have re-
ceived with cleaning up and
the donations of hay, straw
and grain. Also thanks for
the financial assistance from
the members of my church
and from the benefit dance
on Friday evening: Thanks
to • Mann's Orchestra and to
all who helped with the ar-
rangements for an enjoyable
evening.
Bart Scherpenzeel
ApiONADA012
R. W. Bell
'OPTOMETRIST
Goderich
The Square 524-7661
Lewis. and ' lank AleXstider.
Filailuitr:alria'aen.if;son/lotrm:/;b°0;InoamlameetGonsisil°1:,;,
Swanson were ' flower
bearera• The CurrierWallter
DOngitan EWine'Vgif
8013 OM Keith *Ott, Jack.
winpam .., Cemetery.: by
was In -, .charge of
arrangements.
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St. Andrew's
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PJosepahs,sohne.,,,sack:111
of. 148 Charles Street,
Wingham, passed away at
Victoria Hospital, London,
on Thursday, April 9, in his
61st year. •
Born in Morris Township
on May 31, 1920, M. Kerr
was a sortof the former
Bunker and the late -Joseph
John Kerr: He attended
elementary adhools hi
Bluevale and Wingham and
Former pilaw*
dies in Sask.
Whitechurch- — Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin received
word early this week from
Ewart Taylor of Regina of
the passing of .his sister,
Edith (Mrs. Graham Mk
fat), at Shunavon, Saskat-
chewan, on 'Wednesday,
April1. Burial took place
Saturday, April 4, . at
dolma -40,*44e re,,v
Mrs. Moffat* Was' ,the for-
mer Edith„ TaylOr, a
daughter of the late Mr. and •
Mrs. Ephraim Taylor: She .
was hornet Langside on the
farm across the road from
Mrs. Roely deBoer. After
Mr. Taylor passed away,
Mrs. Taylor and her family,
Ewart, Edith, Percy and
Annie, moved to Western
Canada where her brother,
Dan McKinnon, was far-
ming.
Edith was a public school
teacher in the West. She
married Sid Warrener, a
widower with a young
family. -
Attending her funeral were
her brothers, Ewart and
Percy, her sister, Annie, and
Members of the Warrener
family.
Lon
the Wingham:
teo:::A:refrigera
service for
"ibis;'
0
resides
Mr.
survived
,
Laid,r4411111i•
wife, -the fernier'LuelIa
he married
in St. Helens on Auril 16,
-1941itig'(Jacqueline) Moore
haii:4
of Cambridge;
gtiCerCwrallo ... surviving teatietf9i*At
Luther Kerr' Of
Quebec, Robert Kerr Of ,
Peterborough; and one.
sister, Mrs. Patrick ,
jerk) Heithesey of London.'
He was predeceased byone
brother, Douglas, form
of Bermuda.
The late Jack Kerr rested.
at ,4 The Currie-Walkeit.
funeral.,„ Thane, whigliani7;!
where service was COW
=Rev3i.,.if(.1*o
dieted, Monday 'atg
o'clock by
Passmore of the United
Church where deceased
tnterment
followed ;in lWingham
Cemetery. -
Pallbearers were Blaine -
Moore; Curtis Moore, Mark
Maitre,, John Kerr, Doug
Kerr and Ray Laidlaw.
Floral .tributes were carried
by April Moore, Janet
Laidlaw and Kim Laidlaw.
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THE MIA f-)
D-VIION
IN THE
FIGHT FOR
LIFE.
NI llik.11 NI( iN 1 If
KNin,
DON HAMILTON
cfaL EstatE and gnsulanez
Wingham Office Tel.: 357-3403
FAMILY LIVING BELGRAVE
Enjoy this 8 room two storey decorative block home
featuring 4 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, two sun rooms and
tastefully decorated throughout. Nothing to do but to
move in. This home is situated on a nicely landscaped
lot close to the Community Centre and Park in Belgrave.
First time offered, act fast.
MORTGAGE 9 1/2 %
Situated on 2 acres, this 12 room home is surrounded by
mature trees and beautiful landscaping. Seven bed-
rooms plus kitchen, dining room, living room, family
room and library offers lots of space. Located in a
village close to Wingham, this property must be seen to
be appreciated.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
Just $12,500 for this six room cottage on a lot 66' x 165'
in Wroxeter. The structure is sound and if you're a
handyman, here is a real bargain. Take a look and
make an offer.
COUNTRYLILIVING -2 ACRES
Ten room horne surrounded by 30 mature maple trees
on 2 acres located on main highway two miles from
Wingham. This 5 bedroom home with 2 bathrooms is
loaded with extras plus 2 small barns plus large
workshop 55' x 35'. Value is the keynote here 3o don't
pass the property by. Let us show you.
OFFICE 357-3403
John Brent Clarence Sutcliffe
335-3391 •392-6969
Laurie Campbell
887.9051
'We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything
On it"
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