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Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-07-01, Page 9WARD & UPTIGROVE Listowel (519)291-304© CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS The Man To See Is CARLING TERRACE BUNGALOW, handsomely reno- vated 3 bedroom home with modern kitchen, lovely 11 x 19 living room, new roof, effectively reinsuloted, paved driveway and neatly maintained. Just $33,900. FINE GORRIE HOME, red , brick with '3 bedrooms, carpeted kitchen, Targe formal living and dining rooms, back kitchen suitable as a family room, cozy sunroom with new windows, Targe treed lot overlooking the Gorrie dam and park. Aging owner must leave. $29,900. 4 YEAR OLD BUNGALOW in Belgrave on '/, acre lot, has dishwasher in its modern kitchen, L-shaped living - dining area, 4 bedrooms, plus recreation and games room. Owner transferred and asks $50,500. Low taxes and iotso luxury. VENDOR WILL OFFER REDUCTION ON MORTGAGE INTEREST RATE FOR ONE YEAR. ELEGANT TRADITIONAL MASTERPIECE for a quality conscious buyer - close to downtown with fireplace in the formal living room, recessed bevelled glass doors introducing the dining room (accented with leaded glass), 3-4 bedrooms, master bedroom with ensuite bath (plus additional 1'/2 baths), sliding glass doors. onto a new sundeck from the den, contemporary carpeted kitchen, rec room and more. $61,900. ECONOMICAL CARLING TERRACE home with 3 bed- rooms has exceptional appeal for first home buyers: tidy kitchen, adjoining dining room, bright living room and 3 pc. both. Basement affords extra storoge (or bedroom) and half -bath. Closed porch. New insulation. Yet only $32,900. BLUEVALE COTTAGE on a generous half -acre lot is very "spruced -up" with Targe modern kitchen (sealed acorn fireplace), 3 renovated bedrooms (panelled and carpeted) plus roomy living room and modern 4 pc. bath, new roof 2 yrs. ago, well Insulated and hard to beat for $28,900. TEESWATER SPLIT-LEVEL LUXURY - sh quality 3 bedroom home with 11/2 baths, utility centre, dining room with French doors and walkout to syndeck, large ultra modern kitchen with plentiful handsome cupboords, superior rec room with fieldstone fireplace- and bar, attached double garage (direct basement -entry), 80 x 150 lot with a "valley view" of the Teeswater River, & LOADS,MORE FEATURES. NEW HOUSE ON. 50 ACRES - a superior setting for this .,extra large.2..bedroom .home b�uiit5...yeorr ergo.. with_ oversize attached garage. This attractive parcel of land, framed by a 30 acre woodlot, has 20 acres tillable. Owner is willing to hold a VERY ATTRACTIVE MORTGAGE. $79,000. Contact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 MARGARET DAY 357-2196 WANTED TO RENT YOUNG, mature couple re- cently transferred to Wing - ham want to rent two (or more) bedroom home. If interested phone Ron at 357- 2770 between 9„ a.m. and 5 p• 24-1 0-0-0 When ideas clicked: A Canadian novelist, now de- ceased, attributed the pecu- liar clickety-clack rhythm of his prose to the fact that he composed most of his books while travelling over a parti- cularly musical section of the CPR between Toronto and Kingston. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE { . TWO bedroom' house+on double lot, in Bluevale, located between Presby- terian Church and Com- munity Hall on main street. Priced to sell. Phone 524- 2725. 24rrb COZY, well insulated three bedroom home, recently renovated with quality ma- terials, The house is located on the edge of Wroxeter. Large lot, a park and play- ground in the back. Oil and wood heating. Phone 335- 6242. 17-24-1 Business and Professional Directory THE ADVANCE -TIMES Frederick F. Homuth --P-hm.6., R.O. Carol E. Homuth, 0.0, Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O.D. Optometrists Harriston, Ontario 338=2712 WINGHAM MEMORIALS Guaranteed Granites Cemetery Lettering - Reasonable Prices Buy Direct and Save Bus. Ph. 357.1910 Res. Ph. 357-1015 D. R. Nisbett Optometrist 12 Isaac St.,. Clinton By Appointment 482-3677 RUN INTO ANYBODY NEW -LATELY? Then Run On Over To , . WINGHAM BODY SHOP • Bod Work • Painting • ' ddkator Repair • Frame Straightening 14 North St. E. 357.1102 Service Dire SALES Forever Yours Stationery • Invitations • Thank you notes • Napkins, matches • Social announcements The Wingham Advanc•- Tim•s Office 6' If Your Business Is Service SALES ANDSERVICE Lynn Hoy Enterprises Ltd. Honda and Skidoo Sales & Service Hwy. 86 east of Wingham Phone 519-357-3435 PRINTING WINGHAM PRINTING SERVICE • PRINTING • PHOTO COPIES •. REGISTER FORMS • RUBBER STAMPS • WEDDING STATIONERY 314 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM 357®3800 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 INSURANCE Me II All Types of Insurance 335-3525 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM PLUMBING HEATING Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 ELECTRICAL PLETCH ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractor Motor Rewinding and - Complete Motor Soles WINGHAM 357-1583 'to CONSTRUCTION -BERT -357-3053 and DICK 528-2726 ASKES BROS. CONSTRUCTION General Building . and Renovations Concrete Forming WE SELL Hunt & Pella Windows Kaiser Aluminum Products AAndex Barn Products FREE ESTIMATES Farm Systems Limited GRAIN & FEED HANDLING SPECIAL' STS 38 MAIN ST., NEWTON, 519-595-8182 JeneneetnelleaeletWelennereennenehlneMeeleVelsienevelleefeeenenlh- . ,Fp)3„RBNT Nt of D 4,"";. TWO be+Dplrit apartment, for hydro a11C1} Oat. camp p available immediately. Phone 357.1260. 24-1 disabled ONE bedroom apartment in Wingl>4arn: Phone 392-6658. 3rrb ONE AND TWO bedroom apartments in Lucknow, furnished or unfurnished. Also two bedroom apartment in Ripley. Phone 529-7030. l0rrb IN Teeswater, one bedroom apartment includes all util- ities, fridge and stove. Phone 392-6701 after 6 p.m . 17-24-1-8 TWO bedroom downstairs apartment, close to main street, available August 1. Tenant pays . utilities, no pets, rent $180 per month. Phone 357-2433 after 5 p.m. Mrs. V. Sher° dies in hosp. at Palmerston Margaret Elizabeth Shera passed away at Palmerston and District Hospital on Thursday, June 25, in her 79th year. ` - Born near Drayton, she was the former Margaret Ellis. In 1926 'she married Victor Shera and resided in Gorrie .for many years., Later she and her husband moved to •a farm near Moorefield before retiring to Drayton. Surviving are her husband, Victor, a sister, Helen (Mrs. Harold Cock- burn) of Guelph, a niece, Mary (Mrs, . Walter Mc- Phail) of Toreq to, two ne- phews, Carl Ellis of Detroit, Michigan, and,Edwi.n Ellis of Orlando, Florida-. She was predeceased by three broth ers, .Allan, Campbell and Emerson. Mrs. Shera was a member of the Drayton United Church. For many years she was active in the UCW, the Women's Institute and other community groups. The funeral service was held at the Nesseth Funeral Home in Drayton on Saturday, June 27, with Rev. Penrose officiating. Pall- bearers were Millard Hammond, Sheldon Cosens, Grant Schieck, Lorne Bridge, Harry Bell ' and Douglas Hill born. Interment followed in Gorrie Cemetery. Kerosene invented in Canada: Abraham Gesner, the Nova Scotian (1797-1864) inventor of kerosene, • was descended from the great Swiss scholar and scientist Konrad von Gesner, born in Zurich' in 1516. Von Gesner published a dictionary of 120 languages, and. produced a hugh encyclopaedia of ani- mals. More than 40 physically disabled men and women will enjoy summer activities at two 11 -day sessions at the Ontario March of Dimes su- mmer camp for disabled adults this year. The camping program, now entering its 10th year of operation, is offered an- nually by the March of Dimes. This year, camps will be run at Sudbury, Claremont and Albion Hills, near Toronto. At summer camp, people with' disabilities of all kinds some quite severely limiting) will be able to try y many outdoor activities for the first time. Swimming, archery, corn roasts, overnight campouts and much more are offered because the emphasis at camp — as with all Ontario March of Dimes' services — is on, what disabled people can do. Campers also will have the opportunity to participate in local activities and visit community sites of interes Over half of the campers are severely disabled and live year-round in in- stitutions such as chronic care hospitals and nursing `homes. Others; - are more independent, living with their families or in apart- ments • of their • own. Everyone benefits from the accessible facilities, the specialized care and the encouragement to "go for it" by trying something new. For the third summer in a ram , privately -owned camp •ounds which are membe, of the Ontario Private. , Campground •Associal ion (()PCA ) will partici-),.te .. the "Campers Hell,1;. sable (: Campers" program. The stair and campers a' these cam- pgrounds of ganize spec iai.e- :ents such as fishing de -hies and dances, 1 ••sing,none) tc, subsidizec, miler- at Ontario Mar of L rnes' camps. BecaL of .funs:, raised last year, 20sdisableo adults have received financial a slstance to' at- tend camp In this International Year of Disabled Persons, OPCA campground owners are • aiming to raise enough funds to subsidize vacations for 30 disabled people in 1982. Providing summer and winter camps is just one of the many services available to disabled men and women through the Ontario March of Dimes. The organization also supplies aids such as wheelchairs and electronic devices, offers training and employment opportunities and assists • community groups ' of disabled people with issues such as housing, transportation, accessibility and recreation. BR OK R REAL E STATE 176 DIAGONAL ROAD • 357•11•17 WINGHAM, ONTARIO F EXECUTIVE HOME • Delightfully appointed with Hanover kitchen and barbecue stove, formal dining room, living room and 3 bedrooms. Family room with fireplace overlooking a beautiful inground pool equipped with the latest core- . free maintenance features. This is luxury living at o very ci"fordable price. LATE MODEL BRICK BUNGALOW Situated in a quiet neighbourhood. This well kept home has modern kitchen, dining room, living room plus 3 bedrooms and 4 pc. bath. Full basement has Jorge ret. room and 4th bedroom. Attached garage and paved drive. An excellent sole priced value. 4 - FAMILY HOME Beat today's high interest, assumable 10% mortgage. Late model home in excellent condition, three bed- rooms, new rec. room. Owner transferred. Listed price is only $39,000. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 4,888 sq. ft. This substantial building offers living accommodation plus potential for Many types of business or office enterprises. Located less than half a block from main street and forming •a port of the main business district. Now being offered at'a reduced price. Ken Ducharme, Representative, 570 Shuler Street, Wingham, Phone 357-2594 Ismeffisismiswatest Last itOOfley, : night m6i graduation night for +at6' students at East Wawanosh Public School. Completing Grade 0 were Stelten Bry dges, Dianne Campbell, Tint rlow, Karen DunbSr, Heather Fenton, Robert Gordon, Jim Hedley, Robin Hewitt, Donna Higgins, Laura Johns, Dan McNee, Denise Nethery, Gerald Nieuwenhuis, Ronald Nieuwenhuis, Randy Nixon, Penny Rutledge, John Smuck, Stacy Taylor, Steven, Verbeek, Michele Wattam and Brian. Wightman. Principal William Ste- venson welcomed the graduates, parents and guests. Following in- troductions, grace was said by John Nixon and the Belgrave Women's Institute served a delicious cold plate dinner. Robert Gordon thanked the WI for its con- tinuing support and contri- butionto the banquet. The Grade 8 class played "Good Night" on the recorders, accompanied by Mr. Chaulk on the piano and several students on rhythm instruments. Donna Higgins received the Girls' Academic Trophy and Dan McNee received the boys' trophy. Citizenship trophies went to Denise Nethery and Randy Nixon; Karen Dunbar and Brian Wightman received con- geniality trophies. . Certi- ficates were presented to various students in recog- nition of their achievements in classroom and sports dur- ing the year. Ross Hamilton spoke to the ' graduates about the future. He said the computer is having a great effect on out lives and there are rapid changes in store in the future. Many things •in homes wiil ,be done by computer and we will be able to vacation space. Pupils of today will be operating and living with computers': , He said students must be willing to further their\ education beyond high school and be preparethto work at four or five different jobs during their lifetimes. The future holds many in- terestingchallenges. ,... ... . Stacy Taylor thanked him for the address and presented a small gift. Brian Wightman, selected by his classmates as valedictorian, spoke about observations • made. ,by various' teachers who taught the the class lin 'past ears. He said this was the arst 'perfect" class to pass through the school. He spoke of a new beginning • and , thanked parents and teachers for their encouragement. Following the progrAm, parents and pupils took part in 4a dance, with music by two local deejays, -Glen Hunter and Shawn Vincent. REAL ESTATE LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton BEFORE YOU BUILD - SEE THIS - Executive Ranch - 4 bedroom home in Wing- -ham, 3 baths, spacious family room with elegant stone Jireplacer finished 'room in basement & heated indoor pool. Lux- urious throughout. Priced below replace- ment cost. Shown by appointment. 150 ACRE FARM - 3 miles from Wingham, equipped for beef cattle and hogs, good frame home, F.C.C. mortgage can be assumed. 250 ACRES - St. Helen district - 210 acres work- able, fair buildings. LARGE CORNER LOT - Belgrave. 2 ACRES MORRIS TWP., - brick home, large shed, drilled well, under $30,000. KATE ST. WINGHAM - 2 year old brick home on 1 acre lot, electric heat fully finished walk -out basement, low interest mortgage can be assumed. MAIN St. EGMONDVILLE- 1 '/2 storey fame home excellent,b iition on % acres, ni?eIy treed pro- perty, gas heat, sun deck, many extras. LONDESBORO - 3 bed- room brick ti ' golow in like -new .SOt condition, paved drive, nicely land- scaped. eirmisminwsoramemokatememsrmowelitik The Wingham Advance -Times, July 4, 194 -Page 9 KIN!TH GARTF101 GitARU4snON On June•19, the Kindergar- ten class graduated, ready to go on to Grade 1. The graduates are: Billie BAilie Cheryl Campbell, Tim Cotlltes, Jennifer Elston, Andrew Forest, Rebecca Gibbons, Robby Johnston, Anita Massey, Kyle Moran, Natasha Muscheid, Tara Newell, Mark Robinson, Jenna Ruttan, Michael Smith, Trisha Taylor and Richard Wattam. During the program the children did such activities - as: dancing, color plays, and Sing -songs. These all were related to things they had learned during the year. The program was amusing and everyone enjoyed the pre- sentation. The choir sang three songs under the direction of Mr. Chaulk. All in all, it was a great performance. By Veronica Bakelaar and Susan Elston SWIMMING Students from our school went swimming at the Wing - ham pool last Thursday. We were divided into three groups by dagger. When we • arrived at the pool we were divided into three cate- gories: 1. non -swimmers, 2. beginners, 3. experienced. There were three qualified instructors who went over the important rules of water safety and then they gave us a swimming lesson. After a while we were granted about 30 minutes for a free swim. Everyone enjoyed the swim activity very much. by Michele Wattam CHOIR Throughout the year Mr. Chaulk has been directing the choir. -For the'first half of thepciithe 4'dent0 .. venous naiilrsing'•homes• :`, residents of the bores; predated the music much. During the second b It': o+f` the school year a new choler was formed. Twice as hn y - students signed up lo the second choir. Recently, some new instruments have been purchased. Some pup* have brought instri nts .} from home. We have visited- Brook ", haven NursingHome'in Wingharri, Callendhr Nur- sing Home in BrusselS aud' Hirronview. The students have all put forth a great effort and.jiave practised a lot. The songs we,: sang were mostly. ol[j•Beafne P tunes written , by John Lennon and Paul McCart- ney. We owe all our great, suc- cess to Mr. Chau*, wo patiently taught us the songs and directed us. by Michele Wattam, ' Penny Rutledge and Veronica Bakelaar 1 thru the Classified Ads WINGHAM 357-2320 HUTTON ON BELGRAVE - Distinctively designed custom built solid' brick bungalow just over 16 years old. Entrap hall leads to a newly broidloomed living room 12 x 15 and separate dining room, well planned kitchen. House in new condition. Spacious attached garage, landscaped lot. WINGHAM - The asking price is $26,000 but the owner will consider large mortgage to approved buyer at 13%. A very private lot in a super location. Consider the new hot water heating system, the fine condition of - the home and make an offer. 8 ACRE - Country property near Wingham. New reduced asking price. Home fully restyled with new roof, new windows, new siding, full insulation, two full baths, all comforts of a new home. 8430♦ BRUSSELS - 3 bedroom home has been modernized with custom cupboards in family sized kitchen, new windows and patio doors, laundry room, carpeted living and dining room, small workshop. Asking $15,000. 3333# WINGHAM - Three bedroom aluminum sided home fully insulated throughout. Nicely decorated, drywall interi- or, large kitchen with mahogany cupboards, main floor laundry room, glassed -in sunporch. Low asking price. 3333• WINGHAM - Three bedroom house on a large lot with mature trees, A greatfamily home having 3 pc. bath up and 1 pc. down, dining room, living room, 12 x 20 garage. The asking price is only $19,900. MEL MATHERS, WINGHANt357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 DON HAMILTON cREai ESEaLE and JnsuzancE Wingham Office Tel.: 357-3403 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT p Just $6,000 down and assume an eating 13V2 % mortgage for the balance and you can Own this two storey brick home with 3 bedrooms, family room and 4 pc. bath, The price is low and so are the taxes on this Wroxeter property. VALUE PLUS - BELGRAVE Enjoy this 8 room, two storey, decorative block home featuring 4 bedrooms, 1'/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. BARGAIN PRICED Two bedroom home completely renovated including new family room and broadloom. Situated on a large lot 100' x 247' on 'the outskirts of Wroxeter. Act now. OUTSTANDING COUNTRY LIVING Be sure to inspect this stone house situated on 93 acres on a'paved road close to Teeswater. The home has been completely renovated and features 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, dining room, living room, family room, bath up and down, oil and wood furnace and loaded with extras. See the new born and steel implement shed with heated workshop. WINGHAM - LOTS Three large serviced lots with prime location, close to shopping in Wingham. Inquire now and take your choice. John Brent 335-3391 OFFICE 357-3403 Clarence Sutcliffe 392-6969 Lurie Campbell 887-9051 "We Sell the E:.. rth and Insure Everything On It" . 1