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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-07-01, Page 9A RAGGEDY ANN DOLL is examined by Mrs. Dorothy Riehl at the eighth annual Welsh Country Fayre held in Belgrave, Saturday. Because the arena was closed, the Fayre was held outside and inside the Institute Hall. FOR SALE IN PALMERSTON (� Large frame house in excellent condition on a beautiful shaded lot. This property has many extras including two I fireplaces, winding staircase etc. To see this lovely home contact: HORME A. WELLS REAL ESTATE BROKER 343-3019 Please call for appointment CLAYTON G. HOGG LIMITED Real Estate Broker Wingham Next to the Post Office FOR SALE - EIGHT BEDROOM, TWO STOREY BRICK HOME IN THE COUNTRY, located on 1'/4 acre well -treed lot, just 7 miles from Wingham on main highway. Fully modernized first floor includingpc 4. bath. Attached garage. Must be seen to be appreciated. First time offered. TWO STOREY BRICK HOME IN WHITECHURCH, large kitchen, dining room, living room, 2 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath & vanity, broadloom up and down. Detached garage and workshop. 1'/2 STOREY COLORLOK SIDED HOME IN WINGHAM, 2 bed- rooms, bathroom up and down, laundry room, kitchen -dining room, living room and den. Modern kitchen cupboards, broad- loom, cushion floors and complete renovation makes this home an excellent value. Just move in, nothing to do. COMMERCIAL BUILDING WITH FIVE RENTALS, including an of- fice, store and 3 apartments. Located on the main street in the heart of the business section, this building is in top shape and offers a good return. First time offered. 50 ACRES RECREATIONAL PROPERTY, 7 miles from Wingham with mixed bush, springs and some open land. Priced reason- ably. WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335-3391 FLjkKEITH >. tA P �s �16,V BROKER REAL ES -r^ -FE 178 •DIAGONAL ROAD . 357- 1'117 WINGHAM, ONTARIO CENTRAL LOCATION 1'/, storey brick home located in pleasant surroundings on a large lot. Living room, dining room, modern kitchen, family room, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. This home hos been very well maintained, ready to move in with no redecorating necessary. Owner moving. BUNGALOW ON LARGE LOT Situated in a quiet area on the outskirts of Wingham is a very attractive and well kept property. The late model home con- sists of modern kitchen, dining room, living room and family room, plus utility room, 4 pc. bath and 3 bedrooms. Taxes are low, the purchase price including some appliances is only $37,000. TWO STOREY BRICK HOME located close to downtown on a large lot and having a late model kitchen, large family room, newly ddcoroted living room and 3 pc. bath on the main floor. Two staircases lead to the sec- ond storey which contains 4 bedrobms, a second 3 pc. bath with shower and a spacious sewing room, priced to sell quickly. NEWLY RENOVATED HOME Situated in Wingham on an 83' x 132' lot with 50 trees on the property. The P/2 storey home has new insulated aluminum siding with black shutters, new asphalt roof and new thermo picture windows installed. Hanover kitchen, living 'room, new both, new utility room and bedroom. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms and store room. This home has been completely renovated throughout and represents excellent value at a low purchase price. p COUNTRY LIVING The best in country living can be yours in this attractive 2 storey brick home situated on o large lot in the Winghom area. This• well constructed home has Hanover kitchen, large dining room and living room, and family room. Upstairs are 4 bedrooms with closets and a new 4 pc. bath. New combination wood and oil furnace, new wiring and new roof. Many mature trees are Olga contained on the property. Taxes are low and the listed price is only $41,000. NEED STORAGE? 24'x 30', two storey storage shed rpntrolly located in town and situated on a 66" x 55" lot. Full price, building and land only $2,500. Ken Ducharme, Ripresentative, 570 Shuter Street, Winghom, Phone 357-2594 THE POUNDS STALL at the Welsh Country Fayre sold all kinds of groceries. Mrs. Jim Hunter explains to Donna Higgins and Andrea Coultes what to do with dried apples. The Fayre took place Saturday in Belgrave. Dunking adds to'fun at Bef!grave J, s Welsh Fayre The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs. July 1, 1971-43ap 9 a =� �:: '� Tuna nos it + th m# ... - r.. RA Amu unless all/,boards consent By SYirley J. Keller / scbool electoral boundaries as set Goderich, two; Ashfield and West A RAGGEDY ANN DOLL is examined by Mrs. Dorothy Riehl at the eighth annual Welsh Country Fayre held in Belgrave, Saturday. Because the arena was closed, the Fayre was held outside and inside the Institute Hall. FOR SALE IN PALMERSTON (� Large frame house in excellent condition on a beautiful shaded lot. This property has many extras including two I fireplaces, winding staircase etc. To see this lovely home contact: HORME A. WELLS REAL ESTATE BROKER 343-3019 Please call for appointment CLAYTON G. HOGG LIMITED Real Estate Broker Wingham Next to the Post Office FOR SALE - EIGHT BEDROOM, TWO STOREY BRICK HOME IN THE COUNTRY, located on 1'/4 acre well -treed lot, just 7 miles from Wingham on main highway. Fully modernized first floor includingpc 4. bath. Attached garage. Must be seen to be appreciated. First time offered. TWO STOREY BRICK HOME IN WHITECHURCH, large kitchen, dining room, living room, 2 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath & vanity, broadloom up and down. Detached garage and workshop. 1'/2 STOREY COLORLOK SIDED HOME IN WINGHAM, 2 bed- rooms, bathroom up and down, laundry room, kitchen -dining room, living room and den. Modern kitchen cupboards, broad- loom, cushion floors and complete renovation makes this home an excellent value. Just move in, nothing to do. COMMERCIAL BUILDING WITH FIVE RENTALS, including an of- fice, store and 3 apartments. Located on the main street in the heart of the business section, this building is in top shape and offers a good return. First time offered. 50 ACRES RECREATIONAL PROPERTY, 7 miles from Wingham with mixed bush, springs and some open land. Priced reason- ably. WINGHAM OFFICE 357-1515 EVENINGS JOHN BRENT 335-3391 FLjkKEITH >. tA P �s �16,V BROKER REAL ES -r^ -FE 178 •DIAGONAL ROAD . 357- 1'117 WINGHAM, ONTARIO CENTRAL LOCATION 1'/, storey brick home located in pleasant surroundings on a large lot. Living room, dining room, modern kitchen, family room, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms. This home hos been very well maintained, ready to move in with no redecorating necessary. Owner moving. BUNGALOW ON LARGE LOT Situated in a quiet area on the outskirts of Wingham is a very attractive and well kept property. The late model home con- sists of modern kitchen, dining room, living room and family room, plus utility room, 4 pc. bath and 3 bedrooms. Taxes are low, the purchase price including some appliances is only $37,000. TWO STOREY BRICK HOME located close to downtown on a large lot and having a late model kitchen, large family room, newly ddcoroted living room and 3 pc. bath on the main floor. Two staircases lead to the sec- ond storey which contains 4 bedrobms, a second 3 pc. bath with shower and a spacious sewing room, priced to sell quickly. NEWLY RENOVATED HOME Situated in Wingham on an 83' x 132' lot with 50 trees on the property. The P/2 storey home has new insulated aluminum siding with black shutters, new asphalt roof and new thermo picture windows installed. Hanover kitchen, living 'room, new both, new utility room and bedroom. Upstairs are 2 bedrooms and store room. This home has been completely renovated throughout and represents excellent value at a low purchase price. p COUNTRY LIVING The best in country living can be yours in this attractive 2 storey brick home situated on o large lot in the Winghom area. This• well constructed home has Hanover kitchen, large dining room and living room, and family room. Upstairs are 4 bedrooms with closets and a new 4 pc. bath. New combination wood and oil furnace, new wiring and new roof. Many mature trees are Olga contained on the property. Taxes are low and the listed price is only $41,000. NEED STORAGE? 24'x 30', two storey storage shed rpntrolly located in town and situated on a 66" x 55" lot. Full price, building and land only $2,500. Ken Ducharme, Ripresentative, 570 Shuter Street, Winghom, Phone 357-2594 THE POUNDS STALL at the Welsh Country Fayre sold all kinds of groceries. Mrs. Jim Hunter explains to Donna Higgins and Andrea Coultes what to do with dried apples. The Fayre took place Saturday in Belgrave. Dunking adds to'fun at Bef!grave J, s Welsh Fayre The Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs. July 1, 1971-43ap 9 a =� �:: '� Tuna nos it + th m# pals unless all/,boards consent By SYirley J. Keller / scbool electoral boundaries as set Goderich, two; Ashfield and West As a result of a decisigti at out in May: Stephen, Exeter, Us- Wawanosh, one; East Wawa - Huron County Council last Fri- borne, two representatives; Hay, nosh, Blyth, Morris, one; day, grants to hospi" in Huron Zurich, Hensall, one; Stanley and Brussels and Grey, one; Wing - undergoing renovation, and ex- Bayfield, one; Clinton and ham, Turnberry and Howick, pansion will receiveto 2s per Tuckersmith, one; Seaforth, two. Total 14. Two separate cent of all provinpdapproved McKillop and Hallett, one; Go¢e- school trustees bring the board to costs from the ratepayers of rich Township and Colborne. one: a total! of 1R ma—b.— —bHeron Huron Cow ty. But w ba llig`iu it for the grants, all hospital build- ing or renovation programs must have the written approval of all hospital boards in the county, and all grants will be approved by county council on the recom- mendation of the Executive Committee. Administrator Bill Hanly said the rosoning behind the motion was to ensure that all hospital boards in the county were agreed on the building priorities. "If the hospital boards can't decide among themselves, then perhaps the county shouldn't be making a donation to that addition," stated Mr. Hanly. "It's a good change," said Doug McNeil, reeve of Colborne Township and chairman of Gode- rich Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Board. "As I = V see it today, I'm not disapproving of it at all. But anything can hap- pen, I grant you. Reeve McNeil'was referring to a fear expressed by Exeter Reeve Derry Boyle that "hard feelings and difficulties for county council" were ahead be- cause of the added clause in the bylaw. "If we're spending county - money, why should the hospital boards have anything to say?" asked Howick Reeve Bob Gibson. F "I think it is in order that we put that clause in," commented Reeve Anson McKinley, Stanley Township. "The council of the day can decide on merit if all hospitals aren't in agreement." "In the next two years there might.be considerable change in the funding to hospitals, sug- gested Reeve Ed Oddleifson, Bayfield. In o er business left over from Knox U ted Ch Cheers and shrieks of glee were seemed to enjoy the cold meat last month, council agreed on the cit d " v . bF the signs that yet someone else was dunked at the Welsh Country Fayre held Saturday by Knox United Church, Belgrave. The fair was a mixture of stalls, draws, games and a smorgasbord supper. Because the town arena was closed about a month ago, the event was held outside for the first time. As if to match the uneasy political situa- tion over the community centre, supper that was served later in the day. For dessert, an almost uncountable array of pies was of- fered. The meal showed why Bel - grave has a reputation for good food. Although Rev. John Roberts of B Ive vale m ur an fits family are the only Welsh people in Belgrave, you didn't have to be Welsh to enjoy yourself at the fair. Not even bad weather seemed to affect the good spirits of the people involved. 'e 1 PRESENTATION GORRIE—The neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. McInnes gathered at their home on Wed- nesday. Martin Scott read an ad- dress and Burns Stewart pre- sented the couple with lawn chairs. A social time was spent and lunch enjoyed. it kept threatening to rain for 9 rs o n a S LIVESTOCK FOR SALE most of the afternoon. Gloomy Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mrs. Joe Walker, Kevin, Sheila, skies had everyone worried but Garniss last week were Mrs. Kathy, Marie and Daryl were b the downfall held off until the James Coad and Marie Knaft of Linda Harkness, Pam Hickey, p meal was almost completed. Hanna, Alberta, and ".obert Coad Dayle Fischer, Kalvin FischerW Activities seemed to be as of Kingston. This week Mr. and Bob Pritchard, Mrs. Lloyd Hen-, Z varied and unlimited as people'av Mrs. B. Miller, St. Paul, Minne- ning, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott, Q imaginations. A dart throwing sota, and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott, Mr. 3 game, for example, had people Leishman of Markham have been and Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mr. be trying to burst two balloons in visiting at the same home. and Mrs. George Fischer and Mr. 'B three tries to win a quarter. If one and Mrs. Marty Cretier and Amy- O was a successful quoit tosser he Misses Rhonda and Sherry El- Jo. or she won a chocolate bar. Other liott of Palmerston are spending Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moffatt, events included a pounds stall a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Sandra and Greg attended the that sold groceries and several Glenn Snell, Kathy and Murray. Jamieson reunion at Guelph on booths that offered such things as Sunday visitors with Mr. and Sunday- �a handicrafts, used clothing, books and even a used stove. The dunk- ing tank was set up by the younger church members, to the , great delight of most of the fair- +wt, . goers. Draws and guessing games ��", '' Q added to the fun. Best guesser for � the number of peanuts in two jars ; H was Mrs. Florence Higgins and Z her sister-in-law Mrs. Lena Hig- O gins won a cake for guessing the V closest. number of grams it U weighed. She guessed 1,560 "` Q grams when the cake actually weighed 1,590 grams. A life-size Raggedy Ann doll was won by a lucky three-year-old, Peggy Tay- lor. Most of the Kpox United Church congregation showed up at the fair and there was alsd a large number of visitors. They all SANDRA TUZI tried to guess the number of peanuts in a jar and the, weight of a cake in grams at the Welsh Country Fayre held Saturday in Belgrave. However, two sisters-in- law won the prizes, Mrs. Florence Higgins and Mrs. Lena Higgins. REAL ESTATE �rupra. - ore °^ our °d-4%So oke your .hoed t0 f corn .n order . Call Us Today 357-2320 - What's the big attraction with Z want ads? The answer is simple, EITN O REALTOR a OLyWant ads draw a wide audience! 4 If you have a service to offer, ALBERT & SHUTER 4 -Bedroom Home . spacious, Lip to dote kitchen well dec- orated,2 baths large garage with cement drive. above- ground pool, forced air heat, plenty of closets & storage, sunporch and 66 x 132 treed lot. Taxes $367. NOW priced at $42,000 this home features better than ordinary value. Phone too Loppe Port Elgin 832-5410 or Mildred Esplen 832-2370 ,. AR. .rI - MW - � �* W *L* I =- FREE KITTENS were being given away Saturday at the Welsh Country Fayre in Belgrave, Jill Higgins cuddles a soft kitten"close to -her, dreaming of having a feline pet. Although Caturclayls :weather kept threatening rain, the downpour heiu uff i1„!!! 4he fair was alrnacf .+•:�; want to buy or sell something, are looking for work ... or whatever W a ... you'll get results faster than o any other form of advertising! YPut want ads to work for you ... V you'll be glad you did! Call! H WINGkAM eyyll Ot ' W t— Z �i Vf W V W H W V N Z W N 0 Y V NO W J W Z y3 OC W Z W ADVANCE -Tl MES -- FOR SALE � FOR RENT HELP WANTED .� _1