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Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-05-20, Page 97 it 00, siillk+t�'uVj;1 °U std YPfMm1t en 01 Nv ti *Ow Ow p IAPx :iv ®x9r tun 04,400, 100 r • pPe WANTED TO RENT FARM house in the Wing - m area. Responsible mar - ed couple. Phgne 392-6735 ter 6 p.m. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE EE bedroom house, ituated on a good lot in Bel - Wave. Priced for quick sale. !Phone 357-2955. 20:27 ONE frame building, 40' x 28' with 15' posts 10" x 10" and steel roof. Phone 529-7570. 6-13-20 FOR RENT AVAILABLE June 1, in Bel - grave, recently decorated, two bedroom apartment with stove and fridge, laundry facilities in building, ade- quate parking. Phone 357- 2939. ss 20:27:3 NEW, large 2 bedroom up- stairs apartment, close to main street, available July 1. Fridge and stove s upplied, laundry., area and sundeck are included. No pets. Ten- ant pays utilities (electric heat) . Rent $250 per month. Phone 357-2433 after 5 p.m. 13rrb The Man To See Is 04 R-ALTOR COUNTRY FLAVOUR , on an extra Targe lot on the edge of Winghom, 4 bedrooms, plus 2 upstairs„ storage rooms, modern kitchen and bath, utility room, garage, beautifully treed on a convenient extra large corner lot. TERRIFIC VALUE AT $37,900. TRUE VALUE - in a semi-detached 3 bedroom home (op- posite CKNX) on a generous, deep lot. The fine traditional woodwork of this solidly constructed home accents the bright living room as does the marble fire- place. Open and closed porches, re -insulated and only $27,500. LUCKNOW - attractive 3 bedroom bungalow. Family sized kitchen. Super double lot. $43,000. COUNTRY LIVING - on 1/2 acre 1, mile from town. 3 bedroom home, newly sided and insulated. Good steel barn 25' x 40' plus workshop. Fenced paddock. $36,900. ECONOMICAL - 3 bedroom home, 2 blocks from the heart of town, all spit 'n' span with spacious kitchen, modern bath, new roof, garage and Targe backyard plus that "pleasant" look. Owner moved. $29,900 or maybe YOUR offer. TWO BEDROOM BUNGALOW - immaculate brick home near the hospital with large kitchen, plush carpeted living and dining,rootns"jwolking onto a carpeted sun - deck), rec room and paved driveway: A home you'll be proud of for $48,000. CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT - in a cozy 2 bedroom, one storey brick home with a new air -tight stove in the living room. Carpeted dining room, spacious back kit- chen (or den), 4 piece bath and closed porch. Besides the original attached garage, there's a NEW 2 car •gar- r ge rorks1iop on ttiii"Spdcious'65' x'170' Idt. Treedcand fenced, a DELIGHT, now REDUCED to $37,500. Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 MARGARET DAY 357.2196 For Rent MODERN store situated on themain street of Winghain, prime location, also suitable for professional offices, ample rear parking. Avail- able June 1. For further in- formation reply to Box 423, Wingham, or phone 357-2870 or 357-1015. 29rrb TWO bedroom apartment in Teeswater. Phone 528-3234 after 9 p.m. 29rrb AVAILABLE June 1, in Belgrave, recently decor- ated, two bedroom apart- ment with stove and fridge, laundry facilities in building, adequate parking. Phone 357-2939. 29-6-13 ONE bedroom basement apartment available now. Apply to P.O. Box 609, Wing - ham, Ont. 15rrb THREE bedroom lake front cottage located at Lorne Beach, 5 miles north of Kin- cardine. Modern throughout and well equipped. Available July 4-11; August 8-22. Phone 291-3915 evenings. 20-27 ONE bedroom apartment in Teeswater, all utilities paid. Phone 392-6829. 22-29-6-13 ONE bedroom apartment, stove and fridge, available immediately. Phone 357-1851 before 6 p.m, 4rrb RECENTLY renovated three bedroom farm house and barn, north of Fordwich. Phone Joe 884-6204, Water- loo. ONE bedroom apartment in Teeswater, completely fur- nished, utilities paid. Phone 392-6209. SMALL country house near Wingham. Electric or wood heat. Appliances optional. Phone 335-3801. MINI motor home, sleeps 6, has conveniences, suitable for vacations. Book in ad- vance, by the week. Phone 529-7403 after 6 p.m. 20-27 TWO bedroom apartment in Lucknow and one bedroom apartment furnished or un- furnished in Teeswater. Phone Glennhaven Apart- ments 528-3234 after 9 p.m. 18rrb Business and Profession Frederick F. Homuth Phm-d-, R:O. CoroI t kt rnuth• 6.D. Mrs. H. Viola Homuth. O.D. Optometrists Harriston, Ontario 338-2712 Directory WINGHAM MEMORIALS Guaranteed Granites Cemetery Lettering Reasonable Prices Buy Direct end Save Bus. Ph. 357.1910 Res. Ph. 357-1015 Service Dir�cto SALES SALES AND SERVICE Forever Yours Stationery • Invitations • Thank you notes • Napkins, matches • Social announcements The Wingham Advance - Times Office VINYL REPAIR SPECIALIST Clean, Repair, Recolour Damaged Vinyl .Homes • Restaurants • Hotels Motels • Cars • Boats • • Campers • All work done on your premises SHEILA DDAWSON 528-2022 THE ADVANCE -TIMES Lynn !fey Enterprises Ltd. Honda and Skidoo Sales 8 Service Hwy. 86 east of Wingham Phone 519-357-3435 WELDING Portable Welding Will do custom port- able welding, and in - shop repair work. •Ornamental railings •Free estimates Phone Spike Bakker RR5 Lucknow 528-2026 PRINTING WINGHAM PRINTING SERVICE • PRINTING • PHOTO COPIES • REGISTER FORMS • RUBBER STAMPS • WEDDING STATIONERY 314 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM 357-3000 INSURANCE "pH INSURANCE All types of Insurance 335-3525 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM PLUMBING HEATING Leroy Jackson Plumbing - Heating - --T�nsmi'hing 191Josephine St. Winghom 357-2904 ELECTRICAL PLETCH ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractor Motor Rewinding and 'Complete Motor Soles WINGHAM 357-1583 CONSTRUCTION BERT 357-3053 and DICK 528-2726 ASKES BROS. CONSTRUCTION General Building and Renovations Concrete Forming. WE SELL Hunt 8 .Pella Windows Kaiser Aluminum Products Andex Barn Products FREE ESTIMATES Farm Systems Limited GRAIN R FEED HAN^LING SPECIAL'STS 38 MAIN ST NEWTON, 519-595-8182 d Baptist minister, John E. Ostrom passers 4 rtsidei tit ;Winghom for Several e, . and a retired Baptist agr; .Rev. John Elirar 050,90- Of 351 Minnie Street paJs);away Sunday, May 10, at. Rice County District 110, 1 Hospital, Faribaut, '- Minnesota, following a brief illness. He was hi bis 82nd year. Born Fla socisual, Sweeten, on December. 29, 1899, Mr. Ostrom yica9;Afon of the late John Ostrom and Elda Anderson. lie earned his BA, BDiv and BTh degrees from McMaster f" University, Hamilton, and was pastor of numerqr1s Ea List churches thr-opghout &.Ontario, in - eluding Oastor Valley Baptist ,Chdreh, near Ken- more, Ontai'id, from which he retired in 1969: On June 29, 1929, he .married the former Norma Davey of Toronto in High Park Baptist Church in that city. She survives, with one son, John Robert Ostrom of Kenyon, Minnesota; three grandchildren; and one sister, Alice Butterfield of North Hollywood, California, The late Rev. John E. Ostrom rested at The Currie - Walker Funeral Home, Wingham, where many friends paid their respects Wednesday afternoon and evening. Removal was made Thursday ` to, St: Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, where service was conducted at one o'clock by Rev. Dr. Hobert H. Armstrong. Six members of St. Andrew's church choir served as pallbearers: Gordon Wall, Gordon Leggatt, Raymond Neill, John Campbell, Jim Wilson and John Donaldson. Other choir tnembers forined an honor 'guard as the casket left the church. Committal service took place Friday at 11 a.m. in Park Lawn Cemetery, Toronto, Mr. Ostrom's final resting place. Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie dies in local hospital Following a brief illness, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Leslie of Belgrave passed away Saturday, May 16, at the Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Leslie was born in Loring, Northern Ontario, 92 years ago and was the for- mer Mary Elizabeth Wiley, daughter of the late Wesley Wiley and Mary Kirton. During her childhood years she lived in Turnberry Township where she received her elementary education. She then moved with her family to Saskat- chewan and married Jay Leslie in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, on March 25, 1914. They lived in Saskat- chewan and Alberta and her husband predeceased her there. In 1948, Mrs. Leslie moved from Calgary to Turnberry Township to care for her aunt and uncle, Belle and John Kirton. After their deaths she came to Morris Township to keep house for her cousins, Rob and Ernest Michie, and in 1966 she moved with them to Belgrave where she resided Force. ,iGorrie resident dies in Woodstock hosp. P Funeral service was herd Saturday, May 9," at the Rowell Funeral Home in Woodstock for Mrs. Margaret Eva (Dennis) Neill of 1050 Hyde St., Woodstock. Mrs. Neill passed away in, Woodstock 'General Hospital in her 67th year. Besides her husband, Karl,' Mrs. 'Neill is survived by three sons, Archie and Bruce of Woodstock and Eldon of .Kitchener; one daughter, Mrs. Norma Armstrong of Woodstock; 21 grand - ,children and 14 great ''grandchildren. She is • also survived by two brothers, Harvey of Brussels and Melville, Gorrie; and one sister, Mrs. Harold Thomas of Brussels. She was predeceased by two children, Hilda and Dennis. Pallbearers were six , grandsons and . interment was at Oxford, Memorial .Park Cemetery, Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Neill were, at one • time,residents of Gorrie. HUTTON BELGRAVE • Distinctively designed custom built solid brick bungalow just over 16 years old. Entrance hall leads to a newly broodloomed living room 12 x 15 and separate dining room. Bright kitchen with room for breakfast nook. House in immaculate condition. Other features are attached garage and large landscaped lot. COUNTRY PROPERTY - near Winghom on a half acre lot, owner built a 16 x 24 addition to a mobile home and came up with a three bedroom home with a charming family room, living room and good sited kitchen. Barn 16 x 30 A great place'for the hobby farmer, aaaaaf WINGHAM • Three bedroom older home with new home comforts only one block from downtown, this home . hos special features such as full insulation throughout, drywall interior, newly decorated sun room, large kitchen with custom mahogany cupboards and main floor laundry room. Exterior of aluminum. aaaaaf WHITECHURCH -.5 year old custom built 3 bedroom home in immaculate condition. Living room, dining room, and kitchen with quality cupboards, attached garage. Priced in the thirties. Ptivate financing avail- able. aaaaaa LUCKNOW - 100 acres on paved road one mile from town, part bush, part workable, two spring fed ponds, 3 bedroom house with white aluminum siding. Borns 40 x 68 and 24 x 40. Property being offered under power of sale. All reasonable offers considered. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 until her death. She was a member of . Knox United Church, Belgrave. Mrs.Leslie is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Eric (Ilene) McDowell and Mrs. Allan (Enid) Nesbit, both of Calgary, and Mrs. Jack (Resa) Blackstaffe of Canmore, Alberta; six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. There is one surviving sister, Mrs. Oscar (Ethel) Allen of Viscount, Saskatchewan. Funeral service was held May 19 at The Currie -Walker Funeral Home, Wingham, at two o'clock with Rev. John Roberts officiating. In- terment followed in Wroxeter Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bob Grasby, George Michie, Ross Anderson, Harold Coulson, Gordon Martin and Jim Kirton. Floral tributes were carried by Lewis Stonehouse and Jack Taylor. What's new at Huronview? The highlight of the week was the visit by the Grade 5 pupils from the Seaforth school, who spent the day visiting and helping the residents in various ways. , . A, special Mother's Day service was held in the chapel Sunday morning. Mrs. Elsie Henderson sang a solo; accompanied by Frank Bissett at the organ. The congregation enjoyed two solos by 'Mrs. Wittick. The choir sangthe anthem, "Heaven Is Nearer Since Mother Is There". Marie Flynn, Stan Hillen, Wilson McCartney; Lorne Lawson, Ken Dale 'arid Jim Ruddock contributed to the music at Old Tyme Music on Monday afternoon: Anglican 'communion was held in the chapel Tuesday afternoon. The van had to go to Goderich that afternoon and Fran McLean, Harry Philips, Verda Beckler, Clayton Steel, Muriel Gibson and Ernest Appleton went along for the ride and en- joyed the scenery. • Preparations are un- derway this week on the float , entry for the Clinton Klompen Feest. We ap- preciate all' the extra work the ladies in the sewing room :have done toward making hats and aprons. • Day Care showed the 99 - cent movie Wednesday af- ternoon; it was "The Emperor Waltz", starring Bing Crosby. Mrs. Prouty' conducted Bible study in the chapel Thursday, afternoon. Mass was held at 10 o'clock Friday morning and residents en- joyed bingo on Ground North Friday afternoon. Sympathy 'is expressed to the families of Mary Pining and Jean Sheppard. Huronview welcomes Ann Devlin from Goderich, Edna Gemmell from Egmondville, Verda Fischer from Dash- wood, Norman Walker from Bayfield and Phoebe Brandon from Clinton. Getting a .lob can he diffi- cult for anyone but for a per- son with a physical handi- cap. the difficulties' often in- crease when he must. con- front the. misconceptions of pre act ive employers. Every year the Canadian National Institute for the Blind helps hundreds of visually impaired Canadians find employment For more information contact your local ('NIB office. The Wingham Advance -Times, May ?0 Ito E. MO).* passes ifl LhItowe Robert E. (Bob) Murray of Listowel, formerly of Wingham, passed away in Listowel Memorial Hospital an Thursday, May 14, in his 63rd year. Surviving, besides his wife, the former Jean Longman of Listowel, is one son, Wayne --of Colborne, Ontario. There are two grandchildren, Stephen and Michael; also three sisters, Mrs. Annie Vanstone and Mrs. Mary Kerr, both . of Winghan1, and Mrs. Esther Donald of Mount Forest; and three brothers, Tom of Owen DIED EWART—Passed away at University Hospital, London, on Monday, May 4, Mrs. Grace Margaret Ewart of Chesley. She was in her 73rd year and death followed a brief illness. The former Grace Margaret Allen, she was predeceased by her husband, Alex Ewart, and two infant daughter --s. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Lynn (Annabelle) Hoy of Wingham; two sons, Don and Doug of Hanover; eight grandchildren; and three brothers, Dallas Allen of Strathroy, Dr. Reg Allen of Walkerton and George (Luc) Allen, Hanover. The late Mrs. Ewart rested at the Emke- McFadden Funeral Home, Chesley, until Thursday, May 7, when removal was made to Geneva Presbyterian Church, Chesley, for funeral ser- vice. Interment followed in Chesley Cemetery. $17: i .uga, and David, ^- i iTp The l e Mr, 1 1;l - ay rested at Peebles' Fd,Faf Horne, Atwood, until','Juday when removal Yetis• mna de to List t el Penteeostai Pim') w i-' e service and coin - mitral were held at two o'clock. Interment followed in Enna Centre Cemetery. REAL ESTATE LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton 50 ACRES - general form in Huliett Twp. KATE ST. WINGHAM - 2.; year old brick home on 1 acre lot, electric heat fully finished walk -out basement, low interest mortgage can be ass. umed. 150 ACRE FARM - 3 miles from Wingham, equipped for beef cattle and hogs, d frame a...a ncarrit3, F.C.C. mortgage can be ass- umed. SHOP AND LOT at Londesboro on No. 4 Highway., ideal for weld- ing shop or similar bus- iness. 150 ACRES - E. Wowanosh 110 workable - 2 floor brick home, 2 small barns 250 ACRES - St. Helen diStrict - 210 acres work- able fair buildings. LARGE CORNER LOT - in Belgrave. 2 ACRES - Morris Town- ship, brick home, Targe shed - drilled well, under $30,000.00. BRPKER REAL E S "Tikl7E 176 1INGHAM NAL ONTARIiO D ® 357.1117 TWO STOREY BRICK HOME Beautifully renovated four bedroom home, Hanover kit- chen with lunch area, large dining room, living room, family room, with built-in bar and fireplace. Owner re- losating. Affordably priced. BRICK BUNGALOW Situated in a quiet district. This late model home has modern kitchen, dining room, living room plus 3 bedrooms and 4 piece bath: FUII basement has large rec room and 4th bedroom. Attached garage and paved drive. An excellent sale priced value., FAMILY HOME Beat today's high interest, assumable 101/4 % mortgage. Late model home in excellent condition, three bedrooms, new rec\ room. Owner transferred. Listed price only $39,000. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 1222 sq. ft. on each side of 2 levels provides potential for many types of business or office enterprises plus living accommodations. Located less than half a block from main street and forming a part of the main business core. Ken Ducharme,.Representative, 570 Shuler Street, Wingham, Phone 357-2594 DON HAMILTON e.REa1 EstaEE and ilii1U.zancE ltd. Winghom Office • Tel.: 357-3403 VALUE PLUS — BELGRAVE Enjoy this 8 room two storey decorative block home fea- turing 4 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, two. sun rooms and taste- fully 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. PRICE SLASHED TO A BARGAIN LOW Owner has moved, the property is empty and the price ^has been lowered to almost a give away price. See this four bedroom aluminum sided dwelling situated on 'a corner lot in Bluevale. It can easily be duplexed and has o lot going for it. BEEF AND HOG SET UP Here is a Show Place situated on 112 acres in the Tees - water area featuring an outstanding home with two painted barns, two coloured implement sheds, 4 steel granaries, 2 corn cribs plus many extras. This farm must be seen to be appreciated. 106 ACRES — TEESWATER AREA Set up for mixed farming, this property features two barns, large implement shed, 3 steel granaries, 2 corn cribs, plus o 1'/, storey home that hos been modernized throughout. WINGHAM — LOTS Three large serviced lots with prime location, close to shopping in Winghom. Inquire now and take your choice. • John Brent 335-3391 OFFICE 357-3403 Clarence Sutcliffe 392-6969• Laurie Campbell 887-9051 "We Sell the Earth and Insure Everything /,,On It,. sa* i.. `tars '