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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-07-18, Page 9�1� 1' 1 1 r�ETH e h-6 Private Sale 0 I REAL ESTATE p M i House and Shop For, Sale Lot 82.6 x 132. Two storey frame home with angelstone on main entrance. Completely renovated in 1978. New roof, quality vinyl siding, maintenance free. New family room with beamed ceiling, brick wall and raised hearth for Franklin stove. Patio doors with ideal spot for deck. Rest of house completely re- decorated with carpet throughout. Kitchen - plenty of knotty pine cupboards and Solarian flooring. Also downstairs - laundry room, dining and living areas and 2 pc. bath. Three bedrooms upstairs with 4 pc. bath. Full base- ment. 35 x 45, 10 year old 1 ", storey workshop and garage with of- fice. Paved drive, attractive birch trees. Ask' n g $69,500. Owner relocating. Anxious to sell. `_ Wroxeter Phone 3364341 The Man To See Is .••,�T�r, A NEW ADDITION to a grand older three bedroom home has given another 700 sq. It. of contemporary spirit in the form of a new family room with stone -beamed fireplace plus 4th master bedroom. Already having a modern angelstone fireplace in the dining room, this lovely family dwelling has modern kitchen with utility room, closed porch, all aluminum trim and much more for only * 5 - NEW aUNGALOWS in Beigrove, your choice of two, each with three bedrooms and large 75 x 173' lots, full basements with great country view. Five year warranty. Asking $38,300 and $38,900. GRACIOUS 2 STOREY BRICK home on large treed lot in Gorrie. New, fitted kitchen, new bathroom with sauna. 4 bedrooms, large living room and dining room. New.wiring, new plumb- ing, all appliances included. $42,000. DELIGHTFUL BLUEVALE BUNGALOW with walk -out from spaci- ous rec. room to patio with built-in barbeque and lovely gar- den. 3 bedrooms, attractive living room, kitchen with plenty of cupboards and dining area. Detached garage. Coll us for more information, A SPECIAL PARCEL of fine agricultural land suitable for building upon in Culross Twp. (on a hardtop road), 30-32 workable, 6 acre mixed bush, spring fed one acre pond. Terrific at $33,900. SPACIOUS HOME on double lot with stately maples just 1'/2 yrs. new. living room 12 x 19, kitchen with plenty of lovely.cup- boards, dining area with built-in china cabinet, 3 bedrooms, 4 pc. bath. lower level - rec. room has wood stove, sliding doors to patio, extra bedroom, washroom. Fully insulated, finished in angelstone and aluminum. Double garage. ONCE IN A WHILE a finer older home appears on the market: majestic ceilings, traditional living room fireplace, large formal dining room, master bedroom with dressing alcove, expansive treed lot and priced perfectly. Give us a buzz for the complete story'! CCContact: OFFICE 357-1344 STAN CHADWICK 357-2497 Coast to Coast MARGARET DAY 357.2196 Real Estate Seri ice JOHN PHILLION 357.3896 tLL W REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY LTO. WINGHAM - with 2 bedrooms on the main floor (another in the finished basement), kit- chen with new Hanover cup- boards, L shaped dining room and living room and attached single car garage. Owner anxious to make a deal at $50,500. or less. e WINGHAM For the large family. Oodles of space with 5 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large kitchen, living room, dining room and a large family room accented b.y a natural field- stone fireplace. Don't miss it. Call today. IN THE COUNTRY Located near Gorrie. this 1 ", storey brick home stands on over '/, acre of landscaped grounds. large kitchen, living room, din- ing room and five bedrooms await your inspection. Listed at $37,500. TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH 175 acre beef farm near Lucknow. Barn 60' x 84', implement shed 6oq x 40' and silo 12' x 45'. Elegant 4 bedroom home with 1'/1 baths, living room, dining room and large kitchen. Owner retiririg and willing to take book a substantial mortgage. 327 Josephine St. 357-1414 Wingham, Ontario, tan Epi'`°pr Will -!� NS OL V Miller Davispasses or yenat Wingham BACHELOR apartment, Wood TWO BEDROOM apartment in The death occurred on Friday, W A. ( Vera) Elliott (Wingham). location, fridge and stove. Avail- Wingham, fridge and stove. July 13 at the Wingham and The late Miller Davis rested at able Aug. 1 Phone 357-2565. Phone 357-2732. District Hospital, of Walter the Currie -Walker Funeral Miller Davis of 335 Carling Home, Patrick Street, where HALF A HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, Terrace. Wingham. He was in his funeral service was conducted LARGE TWO bedroom ground fully self-contained and close to 67th year and death followed a Sunday, July 15, at two o'clock by floor apartment with fridge and main street in Wingham. Phone brief illness. Rev. John Swan of St. Paul's. stove and washer -dryer hookup. 357-2890 after 6 p.m. References Mr. Davis was a son of the late Interment followed in Wingham Apply at Sunrise Dairy, 289 required Dr Walter Davis and his wife Cemetery. Josephine St Wingham. 1&25-1 Evelyn. He was educated at Honorary pallbearers were six Toronto and Ohsweken and was a neighbors, Gordon Baxter, THREE BEDROOM stone coun- ONE BEDROOM ground floor graduate of Hagersville High Murray Underwood, Art try home, oil heated and fire- heated apartment in Wingham, School, Brantford Business Laidlaw, Douglas Lapp, Colin place; FOUR BEDROOM brick fridge and stove. Available Sept. College and the Ontario Campbell and Don Robertson. country home, oil heated; $190 1. Phone 392-6982. Agricultural College, Guelph. He Honorary flower bearers were per month plus utilities; 5 miles 18 rrb was employed as an office nephews, Ronald Bildfell, Rob worker for some time and was Bildfell, Greg Ryan, Wayne references requuired.ired. No pets. ONE BEDROOM ground floor g northwest of TCredit manager of the Holmdale Uttley, Brad and Randy Elliott. N Available August 1. Apply 392- heated apartment in Wingham, Creamery, Wingham, for a 6473 or 392-6817. fridge and stove. Available Sept. number of years. He later 1. Phone 392.6982. worked as a nursing attendant at Card Of Thanks BRICK FARM house for rent. 18 rrb Goderich Psychiatric Hospital. Phone 357-1651. He retired in March 1976. I would like to thank all my NEWLY RENOVATED one43ed- He was a member of St. Paul's neighbors, friends and relatives GROUND FLOOR two bedroom room upstairs apartment close to Anglican Church, Wingham; for cards and visits while I was a apartment, close to main street; main street. Rent $125. Tenant gam; was patient in Wingham and District rent $140; tenant pays utilities. pays utilities. Available immedi- Past First Principal of Lebanon Hospital. Thanks to Dr. Leahy Available Aug. 1. Phone 35772433. ately. Phone 357-2433. Chapter No. 84, R.A.M., G.R.C. and the nurses on second floor. 18 rrb 18 rrb and a member of the Independent Bill Gov, Order of Forresters. On May 24, 1946, he married the I wish to express my sincere ONE AND TWO bedroom apart UPSTAIRS one bedroom apart- former Edna Elliott in Wingham. thanks to my friends and neigh- ments in Teeswater and Ripley. ment, close to main street; rent She survives, along with one bots for visits, cards and gifts Rent now for a full year term and $125; tenant pays utilities; im- sister, Mrs. J. T. ( Muriel) while I was a patient in the Wing - receive two months free rent. mediate possession. Phone Bildfell, of London. He was ham and District Hospital and Offer expires May 15. Phone 357-2433. predeceased by two sisters, University Hospital, London. A Glennhaven Apartments 528-3234 18 rrb Dorothy of Ohsweken and Mrs. special thank you to Dr. McKim, or Teeswater 392-6911. Dr. Corrin, Dr. Passi and Rev. 9 rrb Dr. Armstrong and the wonderful nurses of both hospitals - Jim rmstrong For Sale or Rent ^ - -1 - — i T _ 1 _ A COMPLETELY renovated 2 bed- room bungalow. I-, mile north of Wingham. Family preferred. Phone 357-2(x32 after 6 p.m. 27, July 18 Real Estate ONE AND ONE half storey brick house located in Pleasant Valley, Wingham. All modern through- out. Three bedrooms, two baths, living room, dining room, large kitchen, sundeck with patio doors. priced to sell. Phone 357-3289 or 638-2498 collect. 18-25 REALTY WORLDe Member Broker Don HOLST Real Estate Ltd. TEESWATER $26,000. - 1 '-2 storey, frame home located on lot and a half, one block from down- town shopping. Immediate possession. $39,500. - 1'2 storey, 3 bed- room brick home, natural fireplace in living room, din- ing room, lovely treed lot, one block from shopbing. BELGRAVE Large residential lots for the home of your dreams. EAST WAWANOSH 120 acres - large barn and im- plement shed. LUCKNOW $32,Oa0.• Over 1,000 square feet of retail space on the main street. $49.600. - One storey brick bungalow 2 bedrooms, din- ing room, natural fireplace in living room attached garage, paved drive. This excellent home loaded with extras, located on a beautifully land- scaped lot close to downtown Wingham. $38,000. Eight room brick home in excellent condition, 4 bedrooms dining room, family room broadloom throughout. Located in Gorrie $35,000. - Family home on double lot overlooking Mait- land River in Bluevale. 4 bed rooms, modern kitchen, patio and deck at rear. Owaner in- cluding furniture in !king price. $40,300. - One storeyrug brick bungalow 3 bedrooms unique kitchen cupboards. electric heat, located in a good residential area in Cor- rie. Drapes included in selling price. Nothing to qo but to move in OFFICE 357-3840 L ares o Mr. and Mrs. Walter Charles wish to thank their relatives and friends for the lovely gifts and cards. Special thank you to Mrs. Robert Gibson, Mrs. A. Graham, Mrs, Archie Steurnol, Mrs. Mur- ray Hayden and also Mr. Wesley R. Bell.. .f � o The family of the late Irene Stewart wish to express their sin- cere thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness shown to them during the recent loss of a dear wife and mother. Thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, cards, memorial donations to the Ontario Heart Foundation, Gorrie Presbyterian Church and WMS; also for food brought to the home and church. The many kind expressions of sympathy were greatly appreci- ated. Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon, Rev. Bert Vancook, Davidson Funeral Home, pall- bearers, and to the ladies who so capably prepared and served the lunch. Your kindness and sym- pathy will never be forgotten. We thank everyone most sincerely. Burns, Ed and Marie Stewart 0 1 � r REAL ESTATE LTD. Phone 482-9371 Clinton V2 STOREY frame home with heated workshop and garage. Located on paved road 1 mile north of Brussels. Ideal for small business. RESTAURANT and gas bar, Londesboro. Apartment above. BELGRAVE AREA - 150 acre dairy farm, milking parlour. Lots of buildings. F.C.C.mort. gage in effect. BLYTH - I'-, storey frame home. Central location. Nice ly decorated and landscaped with sundeck and garage. BLYTH - 1 floor 3 bedroom frame home. broadloomed ,throughout. Garden house in eluded. HULLETT TOWNSHIP - 71 acres No buildings. MORRIS TOWNSHIP • 2 floor brick home on 5 acres with frame barn, 2 miles from Blyth. Severed. ISO ACRES - Morris Township with barn and 1', storey frame home. MORRIS TOWNSHIP »1 floor 3 -bedroom brick home on 4 acres '', mile from Brussels. Two good barns. 1',, STOREY 2 bedroom brick home on Dinsley St. Priced for quick sale. FOOD FOR THOUGHT - An aim in life is the only fortune worth finding. Our heartfelt thanks for all the kind thoughts, prayers and many deeds of kindness shown to us all during Karen's illness and since her passing. The beautiful flow ers, hundreds of cards and gifts of food are deeply appreciated. We know our loss is shared by many and that helps to make our sorrow a little more bearable. Sincere thanks also for the dona- tions to the Childhood Cancer Re- search Association. Perhaps we shall have the privilege of seeing childhood cancer cured in our lifetime. "Shared joy multiplies; shared grief divides." Art, Janet and Paul Clark A great big thank you from little tiny me, To Dr. Brian Hanlon and the Wingham O.B. My mom and dad to Wingham went quick as a whistle, And then I arrived — me — wee baby Russel. The nurses, the visitors, the gifts, all great I am told And good of Doc did super (but his hands were cold) My dad, Jeff, so proud; my mom, Ann, still in a whirl, 'Cause -I fooled the Drano test and wasn't a girl ! So do come visit me and thanks to everyone I'm staying with the Hursts — Belgrave RR 1. We want to thank all the Dane families over in Howick for their lovely gifts which were very much appreciated. Marj and Robert Harkness We wish to express our sincere thanks to all who remembered us with cards, visits and gifts during our stay in the Wingham and District Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Ping, Dr. McGregor and all the nurses on second floor Shirley and Darlene Norman I would like to thank friends. relatives and neighbors for visits and cards while I was a patient in Wingham and District Hospital Special thanks to Dr. Hanlon. Rev. Eric Le Drew and the nurses and staff on second floor Venetta Bremner. Ethel I wish to convey my sincere 'hanks and appreciation to friends, neighbors and relatives for the many floral tributes. I haritable donations and expres- > ons of sympathy at the time of my recent bereavement Special thanks fo Don Kennedy. The Currie -Walker Funeral (Lome and pallbearers Also to the second floor nursing staff of u ingham and District Hospital. Dr McGregor, Father Sonderup. Father Slanman of Teeswater. Rev and Mrs Passmore and The Family at 203, a very sincere thank you for the care and help received during Herb's illness Ellen Reitz The family of 'the late Harriet F. Schatte wish to express their sincere appreciation and thanks to relatives and friends for the many acts of kindness shown to us at the time of the loss of a dear mother, grandmother and great- grandmother. Much appreciated were the beautiful floral tributes, cards and donations to the Cancer and Heart Fund- Special thanks to the McPherson Funeral Chapel, Teeswater, Rev. Gerald Thompson, pallbearers, flower bearers and the ladies of Knox Presbyterian Church who served lunch. We would also like to sin- cerely thank everyone for re- membering Mrs. Schatte with cards, letters, flowers, gifts, phone calls and visits while a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, and Chatham General Hos- pital. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. The Schatte Family For all the get well cards, flowers, gifts and visits which I received during my illness I want to say a heartfelt thank you. I ap- preciate them more than I can say. Sincerely, Earnscliffe Musgrove To all the good friends who helped to make my 90th birthday on July 6 such a happy and memorable occasion and for all the cards, gifts etc., I cannot pos- sibly acknowledge individually, so please accept this as a most sincere thank you. Also an appre- ciation to the UCW who catered so efficiently and so happily. Annie H. Henry I would like to say thanks to my Canadette Majorette Corps, the Canadette executive and all the dedicated parents, friends and relatives who helped make this twirling season a good one. Also, 'I would like to thank all those in- volved with the very '•special "gifts of thanks" I received during the last week of the x,978-79 baton season Have a good summer' Mrs. Patli Robertson, Canadette Director We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to fam- ily. relatives and friends for their kindness shown in the loss of our dear mother, grandma and great - grandma. Mrs Elizabeth Ann Elliott. who passed away June 27, 1979 in Regina. Sask Special thanks to the nurses and aides of 3%, Pioneer Village, to Dr Cox and Dr Rasmussen and others who attended Mrs. Elliott, to the pallbearers, to Speers Funeral Chapel and to Rev. C W. Tiller Also thanks to many friends and relatives, including those who reside in Ontario for floral ar- rangements. memorial contribu- tions, cards and messages, visits and gifts of food. Thank you to the ladies of St Andrew's Church, Regina, who served tea. Every act is sincerely appreciated. Wilf and Isabel, Blake And Darlene, Chelsea and Heather. Cliff, Karen and Devton The tam Advaaas-Times, July IS. 1979 --Page 9 Mrs., Pere Stainton dies suddenly at her residence MrsI.JPercy C. &Hinton 01 34B Leopold ,-Wingham, PmW away suddenly at Ger hlxne on Saturday, July 14. The farmer Irene Esther Gosling, sbe was in her 72nd year. Mn. Stainton was barn Oc- tober 11, 1907, in Norwood, County of London, England. She was a daughter of the late Ed- ward Francis Gosling and Esther Elizabeth Jinks. She came to Canada with her parents as a child and received her education at Oakville and later at Lindsay. On June 17, 1829, she married Mr. Stainton in Oshawa. They moved to Wingham in 1940 when Mr. Stainton purchased the hardware store here which has been in the Stainton name since that time. He passed away on November 29, 1974. Mrs. Stainton was a member of the Wingham United Church and belonged to Huron Chapter 89, Order of the Eastern Star, of which she was a Past Matron. Members of the Order conducted a memorial service in the Currie - Walker Funeral Home (Walker Chapel) on Monday evening at seven o'clock. Left to mourn her passing are two daughters, Barbara of Wingham and Mrs. Bill (Marlene) Danchuk, Barrie; two sons, Murray of Wingham and Neil of Agincourt; and nine grandchildren. There are two sisters, Mrs. Edna Toplis, Toronto, and Mrs. Edith Edgarton, Peterborough. She was predeceased by a daughter Bernice in infancy and a son Maurice on April 6, 1976. Rev. K. Barry Passmore conducted the funeral service on Tuesday afternoon at 1:30 at the fuaer4l home. Interment failo and In Wingham c4metery. Pallbearers were isa walker, Vera Rel , Barry wenger, Hardt , Bill lost= aced RM Salton Plower bearers wrre Bruce E, Blair Stainton, Jon Bateson aid Burry Fuller. # .m Family, friend:, morn poising of Mrs. B. Stewot Funeral service was held Wednesday, June 27, at two o'clock at the Davidson Funwal Home, Gorrie, for Mrs. Burns Stewart who died nddmly at hes home on Monday, June 25. Rev. Bert Van Cook was the offidaW g clergyman and she was borne to her final resting place in Gorrie Cemetery by Gordon Gibson, Jack Leppington, Cloyne Michel, Wes Galloway, Fred Hayden and Don Leader. Mrs. Stewart was born 77 years ago in Howick Township and was the former Irene Pearl Rever. Her parents were the late Conrad Rever and Elizabeth Wolfe: She received her elementary schooling in Howick and attended high school in Clifford. She was a member of the Gorrie Presbyterian Church and had recently received a life mem- bership in the Women's Missionary Society. She is survived by her husband, Burns, whom she married June 25, 1925; one son, Edward of Bluevale; two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. There is one sister, Mrs. Ray (Eulalie) Louttit of Fordwich. She was predeceased by two brothers. I 1 ■ ■ ■ 11 11 mu 1 1. N 11 BELGRAVE - Attractive four bedroom bungalow with white color -lox siding. living room, spacious kitchen, 3 pc. both and two bedrooms on main floor. Finished rec. room, two bed- rooms and 3 pc. bath in basement level. Electric forced. air fur- nace,:, located close to downtown. Try your offer. FIVE YEAR OLD brick custom built bungalow. 3 bedrooms, liv- ing room, kitchen with Columbia cupboards, dining area. Base- ment has finished rec. room, laundry room and office. Electri- cally heated, attached carport. WINGHAM - Distinctively styled new home on a lot 132' x 300' with a view of the river. Forced air electric heating, triple glazed windows and top of the line cupboards are some of the features. Finished basement cord two 4 pc. baths. WROXETER - Well maintained brick home on ci one acre lot with fruit trees. Owner has purchased a form and immediate sale requested. Spacious eat -in kitchen with good cupboards, car- peted living room and bedrooms. Reduced, asking price $29,500. All offers considered. WINGHAM - In a quiet neighbourhood, overlooking the Mait- land River, mobile -home with added additions. You get - a good basement, drilled well, large lot 132' x 165', stove, fridge, and rugs. Try your offer. CHOICE HIGH DRY LOT in Bluevale, also 102' x 132' lot in Wing - ham downtown area. MEL MATHERS, WINGHAM 357-3208 Representing LLOYD W. HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. Broker, Kincardine 396-2061 KEITH FL2, BROKER R E A L E S TAi