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REAL ESTATE LTD.
Phone"482-9371 Clinton
BEFORE YOU BUILD
SEE THIS - Ex-
ecutive Ranch - 4
"bedroo'm home in •
Wingham, 3 baths,
spacious family room
with elegant stone
fireplace, finished rec.
room in basement,
heated indoor pool.
Luxurious throughout.
Price 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.
2 ACRES NEAR
BRUSSELS - Large
brick home. Owner
will renovate to suit.
KATE ST.,
WINGHAM. 2 year
old brick home on 1
acre lot. Electric heat.
Fully finished walk -out.
basement. Low in-
terest mortgage can
be assumed.
4 GOOD BUILDING
LOTS - 1 parcel or`,,
separate. Victoria St.
BRUSSELS.: '= llie -
storey frame home.•
Finished basement.
Double lot.
• Reasonable down
payment.
11/2 STOREY FRAME
HOME- SO"'u urrlmond
St. , Blytn,
PARTLY furnished bachelor
apartment in Wingham.
Phone 392-6658.
25rrb
ONE. bedroom apartment
available Dec: 1. Phone 357-
1167.
25rr
TWO bedroom apartments in
Lucknow and Teeswater.
Phone 529-7030.after 9 p.m.
25rrb
ONE bedroom apartment,
stove and fridge. Phone 357-
1851.
8rrb
ONE Bedroom apartment in
Wingham. Phone 392-6658.
21rrb
MODERN 2 bedroom apart -
Melds in Belgrave available
Dec. l., • some appliances.
furnished. Phone 357-2939.
11-18-25
LARGE two bedroom .apart-
ment, four piece bath, heat
supplied, parking area, no
pets. R. John Currie, 357-
1482.
28rrb
GROUND floor apartment, 2'I'
bedrooms up, $175 per
month, utilities extra. Keith
Fitzsimmons, Broker 357-
1117. .4rrb
THREE Bedroom apart-
ment in Beigrave. Phone 357-
3151.
18-25
HUTTON
BELGRAVE - First time offered, this cozy three
bedroom aluminum sided home with good
heating system and 18 x 19 attached garage.
House is in A-1 condition. Large kitchen with
Tots of cupboards, semi -finished rec. room in
basement. A bargain at $25,000. with ex-
cellent private financing.
WHITECHURCH - Spotless updated three
bedroom home with exterior of sparkling Quik-
Bric siding. Living room and kitchen are
spacious, bright enclosed sunporch, lot 85 x
135 and the taxes are only $1 98. per year.
Heated workshop 10 x 20- Low asking price.
BELGRAVE -. Newly listed 4 year old raised
bungalow, fury bricked interior, large carpeted
living room, kitchen with Hanover cupboards,
full sized deck. The basement has partially fin -
shed rec. room with beautiful floor to ceiling
fireplace, laundry room and second bathroom
roughed -in. Private drilled well and priced well
below builder's cost.
WINGHAM - Only one block from downtown,
aluminum,, sided three bedroom (could be four),
storey and a half home, fully insulated,. nicely
decorated, bath and laundry room on main'
floor, sunroom. Asking in the twenties.
WINGHAM - Half a mile from' town on Highway
No. 4 - •56 'acres 'with four bedroom brick.
house, barn' 36 x 84, silo, land has been drain-
ed.' Could be future development property.
Price and possession flexible.
MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208
• Representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD.
Broker, Kincardine 396-2061
Funeral serviiee was held
Friday, 'November 204 at the
McDougall and • Brown
Funeral Home, Toronto,. for
, Vernon R; Dowson of
Toronto who, passed away in
Bethany in his 86th year. •
Mr. Dowson was born in.
South Africa and was a son of
the late Robert Dowson and
his wife, the former Letitia
Anderson. His mother lived
in West Wawanosh from 1871
until 1892 when she married
and went with her husband to
South Africa. When he was in
his teens, Mr. Dowson
returned to Canada. He
served with the Infantry and
Royal Canadian Air Force
during World War I and
returned to Toronto where he
was employed by the post
office.
In Toronto, he married the
former Frances June
Campbell who predeceased
him. He is survived by four
children, Eric of Belgrave,
Betty and Conroy of Toronto,
Roberta Fuller of Montreal.
There are four • grandchil-
dren, Robert, Paula, Willie
and Christine; and two great
grandchildren, Tracy and
RUSSELL REALTY
LIMITED
Essex, Ontario
105 ACRES BARE LAND -
100 acres workable. Ho-
wick-Turnberry fine.
TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP -
147 acres level land, 11
acres hardwood bush,
large house, large barn
with automatic feed man-
ger. Good Farm Credit
Mortgage.
234 ACRES • 200 workable
excellent house, good
barn with silo, set up for
200 to 300 beef cattle.
Large Farm, Credit Mort-
gage at.good rate.
CALL
TOM RUSSELL
AT 482-3124
DOUG RUSSELL
AT 238-8283
Service Directory
SALES
Forever Yours
Stationery
• Invitations
• Thank you notes
• Napkins, matches
• Social announcements
Th. Winghom Advance -
Times Office
WELDING
Portable
Welding
Will do custom port-
able welding and in -
shop repair work.
•Ornamental railings
•Free estimates
Phone Spike Bakker
RR5 Lucknow
SALES AND SERVICE
Lynn Hoy
Enterprises Ltd.
Honda and Skidoo
Sales & Service
Hwy. 86 east of Wingham
Phone 519-357-3435
PRINTING
.528-2520 �
If
Your
business
Is
Service
WINGHAM
PRINTING
SERVICE
• PRINTING
• PHOTO COPIES
• REQ ISTER FORMS
'• RUBBER STAMPS
• WEDDING
STATIONERY
314 JOSEPHINE STREET
WINGHAM
357®3800
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INSURANCE
Mei/
NSURANCE
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
367-1583
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
Andex
Barn Products
FREE ESTIMATES
Farm
Systems
Limited
GRAIN & FEED
HANDLING SPECIAL'STS
38 MAIN ST., NEWTON,
519-595-8182
sone surviving.
gist. ' tit, oriel Dowson,
ei ~He' was pre -
!,y one sister,
Irly of Toronto.
um.mer,nf 1979, Mr.
Dl�iAttq►> Awa. honored to be
select of a group of
seven,, :fake part in a
garden- party hosted by
Queen „Elizabeth and
meniibiers 'of 'the Royal
Famili t'.was a very special
occasion. in Mr. Dowson's
Fina' testing place for
Vernon, R °Dowson will be
Pine Hili Cemetery, Scar-
borougll
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WHARTON-In loving
memory of a dear mother
and grandmother, Caroline
Sewers, .-Who passed away
one year ago, November 27,
1980. "r_
In our hearts your memory
lingers,
Sweetly tender, fond and
true,
There is .not'; a clay, I dear'
Mother,
That we dant think of you.
-Lovingly remembered
by Thirza ,Donaldson, Tom
and, Shirley' Wharton, Hugh
Wharton and grandchildren.
COULTES=In loving mem-
ory'of a dear wife, mother
and grandmother, grace
Coultes, who passed away
seven years ago, November
22, 1974.
Her loving face I hope to see
again,
Though the days have passed
away;
Sleep on, dear wife, and take
your rest
They miss you most who
loved you best.
-Lovingly rernlembered
by her plasband Albert,
family an$gandchildren.
BURGESS --Harvey Glenn
Burgess passed away at
Toronto General Hospital
after a lengthy illness, in
his 70th year. He was 'born
February 24, 1912, in
Wingham, a son of the late
Robert and Margaret
Burgess, formerly of
Wingham. He was the be-
loved husband of Edith Aili
(Laine); loving father of
Elaine; dear brother of
Mrs. Lorne (Helen)
Cornish of London and
Walter (Bud) of Sault Ste.
Marie. Complete funeral
service was held at the
Turner and Porter York
Chapel, Toronto, at two
o'clock on Saturday, with
cremation following. In
lieu of flowers, donations
may be made to the
Toronto General Hospital
Cancer, Research Fund.
BEATON-Passed away
suddenly at Norfolk
General Hospital, Simcoe,
on Tuesday, November 24,
Mrs. Lauren-;3eaton of
104 Queen Street N.,
Simcoe, in her 73rd year.
She was the beloved wife of
the late Thomas Beaton
(1956); dear mother of
James of Delhi, Thomas of
Campbellville and Donald
of Simcoe; dear sister of
Roy McKay and John
McKay, both of Wingham,
Mrs. Linda Patrick of King
City, Mrs. Elva Lozo,
Goderich, and Mrs. Isaac
(Margaret) Metcalfe,
Wingham. She is also
survived by ten grand-
children and five great
grandchildren. She was
predeceased by one sister,
Mrs. Eva MacDonald, and
one brother, George. The
late Mrs. Beaton is resting
at the Baldock Funeral
Home, Simcoe, where
funeral service will be held
Friday at 1:30. Interment
will follow in ., Delhi
Cemetery.
Business
Professional
and
Directory
D. R. Nisbett
Optometrist
12 -Isaac St.,
Clinton
By Appointment
482-3677
Frederick F. Homuth
Phm.S., R.O.
Carol E. Homuth, 0.0.
Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O,D.
Optometrists
Harriston, Ontario
338-2712
WINGHAM
MEMORIALS
Guirenteed Granites
Celnetery Lettering
Reasonable Prices
Buy Direct and Save
Bus. Ph. 357-1910
Res. Ph. 357-1015
Dr. Allan K. Overgaard, D.C.
Dr. Lee A. Cowley, B.Sc., D.C.
Chiropractors
197 Josephine St.
Wingham
By Appointment
357-1224
West Wawanosh Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Dungannon, Ont. NOM 100
529-7961
FARMS RESIDENTIAL AUTO
AGENTS:
Frank Foran R.R. 2 Luck now
Donald MacKay A.R. 3 Ripley
John F. MacLennan P.O. Boa 132 Lucknow
Meson Robinson 341 Catherine St. Winghorra
Delmer Sproul R.R. 3 Auburn
Lyons 8, Mulh.rn 46 West St. Goderich
528-3824
395-5362
528-3810
357-2478
529.7273
524-7878
FOR A QUOTATION ON YOUR FARM, HOME,
COTTAGE OR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
CONTACT THE AGENT IN YOUR AREA.
DIRECTORS:
Eldon Bradley
Gerald Kerr
Austin Martin
Kenneth 8. MacLean
,Donald McK.nsle
John Nixon
Luck now
P.O. Bok 62 Blyth
P.O. Bos 304 Lusknisor
R.R. 2 Paisley
163 Elgin Ave., west
Goderlclo
R.R. $ Bruss®l!
CLAIMS SHOULD BE REPORTED
PROMPTLY TO THE DIRECTOR
IN YOUR ARIA.
528-2214
523-0275
528-3601
368-7537
524-7602
887.0417
A
W YEAR'S EVE
tan to atfetnd:thefollowing
:IiCt ons at the Wingham
and Curly, lub: New
Year's Eve 'sliding and
dancing, social 'Ahalf hour ai-
7:30 p.m,; dinner at 8 p.m.,
followed, by dancing. For
further information and tick
ets phone the Club House 357-
2179. Wilted number of
tickets being sold. Book
early. Begin the New Year
,right by attending the New
Year's Day Levee. Bring the
entire family to the Levee
and greet the Wingham
Town Council and your
friends as . well as enjoy
brunch, You may watch foot-
ball on TV, curl or,. cross
country ski. Just whatever
meets your fancy! Time: 12
noon to 4 p.m. Tickets avail-
able at the Club House and
the Town Hail (clerk's of-
fice).
25-2
BIBLE CHAPEL
The Wingham and District
Interdenominational Chris-
tian High School Society will
hold . the fall membership
meeting in the Wingham
Bible Chapel on Friday, Nov.
27 at8 p.m.
CHRISTMAS CRAFT
And Bake Sale, Thursday,
Dec. 3 at 1:30 p.m. in the
Armouries. Sponsored by the
Wingham and Area Day
Centre for the Homebound.
Excellent Christmas gift
ideas.
18-2
ENVELOPE SHOWER
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Ruttan, will be held in the
Howick Community Centre
on Friday, Nov. 27 at 8:30
p.m. Ladies please bring
lunch.
18-25
('lfT�t0
Ac eertofsael ri
nae mimic preset the
Blyth :Festival bige, s at A,
P,i�€II :arid 3 ,p 1,1a1, on Sunday
Dec. s- at Blyth trial
Hall. Tickets and;$140are
available from choir Mem-
bers or, by phonin 3.4331
or 482-3635. Refresenta'tto
folo
tZ
AUCTION SALE
Royal`,l3oulton, 6igaeli •glass,
sterling, colleetor ;plates, es-
.tate jewelery and ),hire.
December 13, • Durham
Arena; 12:30 p.m..Sepd for
description list. Box 130.,.
Durham, Ont. MG 1RO.
BUS TRIPS
Carnival, Sunday, Nov. 29,
Musical comedy at the
Centre, Kitchener; London,
Tuesday, Dec. 1,; Kitchener,
Monday, Dec. 7; Sirncoe
lights, Monday, Dec. 14.
'Phone Helen . McBurney,,
Nicholson Bus Lines, .357=
3424.
BINGO •
Howick lions' Bingo will be
held on Friday, Nov. 27 at 8
p.m. in Wroxeter Com-
munity Hall. Admission $1;
12 Regular games for $10; 2
Share the Wealth; one $25
Special; Jackpot $170 on 54
calls; Purple Ball $200. Door
prizes and Consolation
prizes.
OPENM
Of ngha`l
Society on :1BK
at 7:34) p.m,at (
Ing of'Wi>tlghalm end'DJrsl
Hospital,. Public welcome
et
BLIJEVALE COF t'
The Chamber of Commerce
in B1utvale will hold a Bingo
on Friday, Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. ; 5
Regular games, 5 turkey
bingos, 2 Share the Wealth;
door prize. Also a Variety
concert, Friday, Dec. 11 at
8:30 p.m. Both events in the
Bluevale . Community Hall.
Everyone welcome.
YBC Bowling
BANTAMS
The Oilers lead the league
in the bantam division with
34 points. They are followed
by the Islanders with 31
points, the Penguins with 29,
.the Ranger' with-. 20, :the
Flyers with 12 and the Maple
Leafs with 9.
Theresa Kenyon bowled
the high single for the girls
with a ' 151 and the high
double of 251. '
Jason Steffier had the
boys' 'high single of 134 and
Denton Chambers had the
high G .double of 216.
Games over 100 were
rolled by: Sherry Lynn
Double, 107; Becky
Sangster, 116; Theresa.
Kenyon, 100 and 151; Rhonda
Leachman, 107; Chris
Thynne, 103; Jeff Hollen-
beck, 126; Denton 'Cham-
bers, 128; Jeremy Cameron,
124; Jason Sterner, 134;
Mark Wickhorst, 102.
JUNIORS
The Steelers are in the lead
for the Juniors with 36
points, followed by • the
Cowboys with 30, the Ti Cats
with 25, the Eskimos with 18,
the Rough Riders with 17 and
the Stampeders with 13.
Debbie Clark had the high
single for the girls with a-187.
Jennifer Willis had the high
double with 347.
Michael Cameron had .the
boys' high single of 194 and
the high double of 344.
Games of 150 and over
were bowled by: Michelle
Cameron, 167; Joanne
Taylor, 158; Debbie Clark,
187; Jennifer Willis, 185 and
162; Janette Taylor, 172;
Lynne Braun, 169; Ricky
Leachman, 154; Jeremy
Schefter, 154; Michael
Cameron, 150 and 194; and,
Dwayne Scott, 177.
SR. JUNIORS AND
SENIORS
The War Hawks and the
Alley Cats are tied for first
place with 36 points apiece.
The Dynamites have 30
points, followed closely by
the Stoners and the Expos
with 29 points each and the
Joes with 28. •
Deb Henry had. the high
single for the sr. junior girls
with a 201 and the high triple
of 555,
Lori Gavreluk had the high
single for the senior girls
with 199 and Sheri Walden
Shoot winners
Bill Tiffin had the men's
high at Monday's shoot party
with 10 tables in play. Mrs.
James Coultes had the
ladies' high score,
Mildred Stewart won the
shoot and Catherine Camp-
bell won the draw.
The next shoot party is
scheduled for Nov. 30.
25-2
had the high triple of 519.
Stephen Johnston had the
high single of 174 for the sr.
junior boys and the high
triple of 465.
Michael Haugh and Brett'
MacDonald tied for . the
senior boys' high single with
273 each. Michael Haugh had
the high triple of 566.
Games of 175 and over
`were rolled by: Deb Henry,
199 and 201; Sandra Moffat,
186 and 175; Sheri Walden,
176; Lori Gavreluk, 199; Deb
Scott, 195; Billy Gaunt, 199
and 184; Michael Haugh, 273
and 180; David Willis, 183;
Darin Hickey, 198; Brett
MacDonald, 273 yand, Billy
Tolton, 215.
SALLOW
ePleased to.
birth of their son, Jeer ;ny
Richard' ,James, seven
pounds, eight and a half
Ounces, l"bvem,•ber 7 at
Victoria'Hospital, London:•
First grandchild for
Shirley. Saliows, fifth
grandchild for ;.Doli and
Audrey England, first
great grandchild :for John ,
and ' Nora Finnigan,
another fgr,ai greatgrandchild
for Mrs. :Isot :England.
MCLAUGBL!N--i iz and
Tom are.. ,hal py to . a
nounce the safe. r liyal: of
,enerhi
I!F
unlla, y,
their son, io
at Stratior,
Hospital : oa
November
for Jolene.
WILSON -Danny sad n
Wilson of Beig rave are
pleased to anniounce the
birth of their ; daughter,
Kristin Amandi.;
November 17, welghing.six
pounds, seven ounces.\
First grandchild 'for Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas V.
Wilson of Richmond Hill
and 'Mr. and Mrs. James
Armstrong, RR . 4,
Wingham.
BLAKE -Mr. . and Mrs.
Gregory Blake, Luck now,
are happy to announce the
birth of . their daughter,
Argy Joanne, ten pounds,
on November 21 • at
Wingham and District
Hospital.
FRIEBURGER-Mr. and
Mrs. John Frieburger,
Belgrave, welcome with
love a daughter, Carla
Marie, born November 21
at the Wingham and •
District Hospital and
tipping the scales at seven
pounds, five ounces.
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The Man
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HALF -ACRE HIDEAWAY - beautifully treed, 6
year old Tudor -style 3 bedroom bungalow with
sundeck, rec room with bar, 22' x 24' garage -
shop plus chibken hed. Property is blemished'
and deeds sprucing up but then we're asking
ONLY $37,900.
EXECUTIVE STYLE BUNGALOW. in Beigrave:
3 bedrooms (2 more in basement), family room
with elegant fireplace walking onto patio, formal
living and dining rooms, magni.ficent kitchen
with quality Hanover cupboards (sliding doors
also onto patio), rec room, storage rooms, at-
tached oversize garage and roomy 1 1 5' x 128'
lot. A special quality home for ''spet;ial-you".
$71 ,900. or a reasonable offer.
CLOSE TO THE PARK, ,stroll to the river -` a
delightful 3 bedroom traditional home within
easy reach of downtown, redecorated and im-
proved with extra half -bath downstairs and 4
pc. bath up. Garage, workshop in the walkout
basement, newer furnace and improved insula-
tion. $36,900,
'EDGE OF TOWN - on a delightful, treed, dou-
ble lot, this 2 bedroom bungalow could be
yours for just $24,500.
BUNGALOW - $39,900. in fashionable
Maitland Estates with attaphed garage
(cemented driveway) entering i'hto the base-
ment which awaits your completion: Above at
back yard level, is a comfortable 3 bedroom
family home with L-shaped living -dining rooms
and very roomy kitchen. Mortgage $31 ,900.
at 111/4%.
VIEW OF THE MILL POND from this attractive
Lucknow residence. A handsome extra large
205' x'66' scenic lot frames this 3 bedroom
red brick home with new insulation, new 4 pc.
bath, "sharp" redecorating and 12' x 20'
backyard sundeck. Owner MUST SELL FAST
as he has bought another property. HEPCO
mortgage $23.000. at 10'/4%. $41,900.
ATTRACTIVE 2 STOREY home with 3
bedrooms and luxurious 4 pc. bath constructed
within the past 3 years, immaculately maintain-
ed and decorated with a number of bonus ex-
tras such as extra large sundeck, rec room,
superior insulation, YET ONLY $37;500.
Contact:
OFFICE 357-1344
STAN CHADWICK 357-2497
MARGARET DAY 357-2196