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Home My WebLink AboutThe Times-Advocate, 2002-10-16, Page 15EXETER - 2 bedroom house on 93 Mill St. available Nov. 1, 2002. Non-smokers pre- ferred. $650/month. Call Brian 262-2655. (42*) EXETER - One/two bedroom apts. for rent. $445-$495. First/last months rent. References, no pets. Phone 235-3293. (3tfn) EXETER - 3 BEDROOM DELUXE APT. - Seniors only, large deck, air, deluxe appliances included. Available immediately. 235- 0349. EXETER - NICE 1 BED- ROOM APT. - in clean, quiet six-plex. Available Nov. 1st. References required. $425/month includes water. 335-6111 or 235-2891. (40tfn) GRAND BEND COTTAGE - 3 bedroom fully furnished. Available now til May 1st. Call 519-655-2616. (41;42*) EXETER TWO BEDROOM FURN. APT. - Non-smoker, no pets, Quiet central $500 incl, 1st and last. References. Large. Available Nov. 1st. Reply to Box 2066, Exeter, On. N0M 1S7. (39-42*) GRAND BEND - Spacious 1 bedroom apt. Year-round tenancy. $600 inclusive. Available immediately. 238- 1474. (42*) ONLY $400 PER MONTH - Approximately 700-800 Sq. Ft. street level commercial space on Exeter’s Main St. Call Pat 235-1449 Coldwell Banker All Points-Festival City Realty. (39-42) ZURICH - Spacious 2 bed- room apt. Laundry hook-ups, gas fireplace, private park- ing, patio, deck and lawn. 236-4773. (33tfn) ZURICH SPACIOUS - mod- ern 2 bedroom apartment. Appliances available. Washer & dryer hookup, con- trolled entry. Phone Rau Manor. 236-4607. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - Appliances included. $500 plus utilities. 235-4694. (32tfn) 21 For Rent STORAGE FOR RENT - Boats, trailers, motor homes, cars, etc. Indoor secure building. $150 for winter, $250 year round. 227-4867. (40-42*) 22 Wednesday, October 16, 2002Exeter Times–Advocate Classifieds 20 Property for Rent PLACE AN AD In Person:424 Main Street South, Exeter, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. By Phone:(519) 235-1331 By Fax: (519) 235-0766 By E-mail: ads@southhuron.com 20 Property for Rent “YOUR STUFF” Self Storage 280 Thames Rd. W. P.O. Box 13, Exeter, Ontario 235-2345 Need Space? We have it INDOOR & OUTDOOR More sizes now available 28 Auction Sales OPEN HOUSE • 3 bedroom spacious townhomes • Community living in the country • Quiet family setting • Stove/fridge included • Basement • Large kitchen • Eat-in dining room MOVE-IN BONUS CALL ANYTIME (519) 482-7194 RANGE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 1-50 ST. CHARLES PLACE ~ VANASTRA ~ 28 Auction Sales AUCTION SALE To be held at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for Goderich, Clinton and Seaforth homes SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 AT 9 A.M. Top for flat-to-wall cupboard w/6 pane glass doors, antique pump organ in good condition, large antique china cabinet w/2 bottom drawers, side board bottom, antique roll top desk (needs re-assembled), antique dresser w/oval mirror, antique cash register, pedestal plant stand, desk, power lift and recliner, chair nearly new, brass floor lamp, copper boiler, fancy base for treadle sewing machine, 2 recliner chairs like new, ches- terfield w/pull out bed like new, Zenith 25” portable (96), Zenith VCR, microwave and stand, chests of drawers, small tables, upright piano and bench, Hilti contractor gun, trunks, 8 place setting Crown Ducal dishes, MTD 5 hp snowblower, some tools, Johnson 7.5 hp outboard boat motor, New Carpet remnants from 3’x12’ to 12’x30’ plus our usual offer- ing of interesting items. See www.lobbauction.on.ca. We are accept- ing good additions for this Auction. AUCTIONEERS: Richard & Ben Lobb 1-519-482-7898 TUESDAY, OCT. 22 AT 6 P.M. Income property with two apartments and separate services. Property known as 157 Princess St West in Clinton being offered subject to very reasonable reserve bid. Phone Richard Lobb 482-7898 for information and viewing of property. See www.lobbauction for picture ad. STOREY’S FOREST CITY AUCTIONS THE LONDON ICE HOUSE MAJOR PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, Oct. 19 at 10:00 a.m. 4380 WELLINGTON RD. SOUTH LONDON Very large auction with wide variety of collectibles - equipment - office etc. Zambonis, tractor with loader, mowers, skate sharpeners, lumber, electrical, wall signs, 250 lots collectibles (hockey, London Nationals, Knights seats and jerseys, Rock Stars, Wrestling, Boxing etc., many signed pieces), hot dog machines, popcorn makers, etc. Detailed fax. 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Exeter 235-1331 Auctioneer Bob Heywood 235-0874 www.auctionsfind.com CALENDA R TONIGHT WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 16 AT 5 P.M. AT THE SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE Dispersing a large antique and collectibles auction for long-time collectors who have sold their London home along with selected additions incl. the antique furnishings and related items for Murphy Loyal Orange Lodge of Clinton. More complete list in last week’s paper or on above website. An excellent collectors’ auction. THIS SATURDAY, OCT. 19 AT 10 A.M. ON LOCATION IN TUCKERSMITH TWP. (1-1/4 MILES EAST OF BRUCEFIELD THEN NORTH 1 MILE - WATCH FOR SIGNS) We have been favoured to offer by public auction household effects (mostly antique) and the farm equipment and misc. items for Mr. John Calwill, life-long resident of the family century farm. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: (TO SELL AT 10 A.M. SHARP) includes excellent Victorian oval 5-legged dining table with leaves, 60” cupboard bottom, 50” cupboard top; old jam cupboard, 3 nice iron and brass beds; 2 bonnet chests; 2 antique oval kitchen tables; 4 pressback chairs; pressback high chair; dresser, wash- stand, antique trunks, lamp and plant tables, desk, rocker, “Warm Morning” model 520 woodstove; a large offering of collectible smallwares and nostalgia found on a century farm incl.. lg. 53” cast iron butcher kettle, sugar kettles, GSW churn, crocks, oil lamps, cream cans, sap pails, mats and quilts, violin and case, old prints and frames, china and glass, cider press, cream separator, nostal- gic papers and books, etc. TRACTOR, EQUIP. AND AGRI ANTIQUES (TO SELL AT APPROX. 1 P.M.) 5000 Ford diesel tractor with cab, 7’ double auger snowblower, Ioma 12/39 riding mower, 2 cutters and cov- ered buggy, Massey Harris seed drill on wood, M.H. binder, M.H. #20 seed drill on steel, Case 3 furrow drag plow, #10 Case sickle mower, Cockshutt mower, horsedrawn bean puller, fanning mill, wagon hand and primitive tools, ladders, endless belt and hun- dreds of useful and collectible items found on a century farm. FOR INFO CALL 233-5071 OR THE AUCTIONEER. Food booth UPCOMING WED. EVE. OCT. 30 AT 5 P.M. At the South Huron Rec centre for Ida Diehl of Seaforth plus additions 28 Auction Sales28 Auction Sales Teen corner The “Me" Generation It seems that since the 80's, or a little before, teenagers have been giving the rest of society the impression that we are all selfish . . . I don't blame them for having this impression. There are a huge combination of issues that can lead to the conclusion that we teenagers are a little self-centered. First of all, we all seem to lack the general presence of an attention span. Teenagers these days are products of a society obsessed with technology. Our movies are the miracles of comput- er-generated special effects, taking us to different worlds in the blink of an eye. If you can't imagine something, chances are, someone else can, and will put it on film, or in a videogame for you to experi- ence. Is it any wonder we are easily bored and dis- enchanted by the normal happenings of the real world? Teenagers are the largest target market for advertising corporations out there. These corpora- tions appeal to the average teenager's need to fit in with the crowd. We're often consumed by this need, being so closely linked with others our age through school, and feeling the pressure of our peers to impress the "social hierarchy". It's some- thing that few of us understand, but it's there none the less, and the media is taking advantage of it. Everything is geared towards the individual, and emphasizes the desire to be "cool." So, in addition to having short attention spans, we're also preoccupied with meet- ing up with the media standards of how a perfect teenager would look and act. These two issues, along with the fact that our heroes tend to be wealthy sports figures (who are usually needing more money for one obscure rea- son or another), and famous actors, actresses and musicians who make their living showing us "the definition of cool", seems to have had an impres- sion on the way teenagers have been acting for the past few decades. Not all teenagers are selfish, and it is unfair to categorize us as such, but one thing that would really solve the misunderstanding is if more teens would make it known that they really are looking at the bigger picture. Most of us do realize that there are a lot more important things going on in the world than those that have to do solely with our social and academic lives, so let's start acting like we really are the future leaders of this world. After all, we are all the future has. JENN BAKER TEEN CORNER