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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-05-28, Page 23y{• r std t+l .r, ThtMa•AttrowMA FellOy 26,'1906 Pogo 11A O BATHTUB 33"a$2", immamdile rally*, 530. after S p.M. 22SA D ATIO SET, 10 plena M- a lazy. sum. 60" round table, 4 bands$, 71/2' umbrella and stand excellent condition, $350: Phone 22S4 ARTIST SUPPLIES ,t., Artboards, Brushes, Acrylic Paints, -' Charcoal -Pencils, Art Nibs Sketch Pads, Calligraphy. EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE • 30t fax RDY FOR PLANTING. Flowers and Y blas.. Peter Fintelman, 229-6538 Hwy. 83 Farquhar. Closed on Sundays. 20-22* 1 x10'. GREENHOUSE 5149. 1000W Wail halide 5175. Plus 10,000 gardening products. Great prices. Send 12 for info - pack. Westem Water Farms, 1244 Seymour 1114, Vancouver B.C. V68 3N9 (604) 166T. 62-6636. 21:22x FIREWOOD - eight face cords split and piled one year ago. 535 per face cord. Call fvenings 284-1512. 22SA KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER, like new, with all attachments. Shampooer, polisher and sprayer. Never been used. Call Cen- tralia 228-6531. 22c DINETTE SET, table and six high -back ;hairs, good condition. Phone 238-8768 to Ste. 22x BIKE - 16" wheels BMX bike in very good condition. 540.00. Call 262-2449. 22c YARD SALE Saturday, June 14. 365 William St. 30" electric stove, humidifier, woodstove oven, porch posts, new tire, car pans, electric heaters 110 and 240V, etc. 22-24• TV TOWER. 40', aerial, rotor and booster. Bcst offer. Phone 238-5138. 22c ESH LAMB _ the ideal treat. Get one nbw for your freezer and be ready to treat rbur family and guests royally. Call Bill Batten at 235-1331 or 235-2184. 28tfnc It is the time of year again *hen you would like to raise your own "GOSLINGS, DUCKLINGS, CHICKENS" far meat and egg production also • pheasants. Please call Edelweiss Acre Forms Erich Fritter family R. R. 1 Dashwood 237.3382 Ask for price list 13tfn ►� tf es; .• I. . rork to T 7x1 Fit oda Wit Mick. 54 winch. Diloioutit fton's.Heakh I 5 2. 7 q trees. . ce8474 .11 PrilCoate: t TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH QUOTATION To supply . 60 hors.pow.r tractor with operator will bis r.c.lyd by thea unr.nignd until June 12, 1184 .t 11:00 a.m. to cut Township road allowances. Mows will I» supplied by the Township. Work to cornnlanc. .p. preilnwt.ly Juni IS. tow.st or any quotation not necessarily .ceopt.i. Doug Poulton, Mood Sup.rint•nd.nt rgnrondv ll.. Ontario. NOK 100 • ' 1' • $10.5274113$ irQ ; i , t" 1111.482..11122" 1,(L:1f., • • Ikusall. 321 ac SCRAP CARS OR TRUCKS, Highest prices paid. Phone 228-6214. 1-26• ONE USED ROTOTILLER. Phone 235-1762 after 5 p.m. 21:22• ROUND STRAW BALES. Phone 293.3573 after 5 p.m. 22:23c HkY. - Export quality. First cut Timothy a Alfalfa, no rain, no stooked, good col- our. 198E crop,, Ken Corbett, Ingersoll, 485-5391. 22-26c 18 V1(anted • FARMERS TO GROW hay for a cash crop. For more details write to Box 292, Exeter or phone JB 'Farm Commodities, 235-2984. Itfnc BABY'S CRIB for three days in June. Three or five cu. ft. freezer to buy Phone 238-5519. 22c RIDE NEEDED from downtown London to Exeter on weekdays. Leaving 5-5:15 p.m. Phone after 6 p.m. 228-6443. 22c 19 Property For Sole FANTASTIC CENTRALIA OPPOR- TUNITY to operate your own business. MtVern store and apartment a sure money maker. Owner ill. Phone 228-6236. 22SA ROOM, ROOM, ROOM. Great hwy. loca- tion is the perfect location for this 1:1 storey 3 bedroom sided home. Cozy interior with ground floor utility room, saves ex- tra steps for the whole family. The cheery kitchen and dining area makes every mealtime a happy event. Walk out to your own greenhouse and glassed -in porch from comfortable family room. Super large well treed lot has an almost park -like effect. Great value at 559,000. Call Ruth Zeilman representing Century 21 All Points Realty at 236-4712. 22c . LOTS - 2 residential, fully serviced, Exeter. Phone 237-3739. 17tfn WINTERIZED 2 bedroom trailer home north Grand Bend near beach. Calf+ 236-4765. 21• GUEST cOTTAGE. Never have enough room? Less expensive than an addition. This one bedroom cottage may be just what you are looking for. It must be moved off the farm. Enjoy it placed on your lakeside lot or as an extra income on your proper- ty. Cozy eat -in kitchen, 3 piece bathroom, and living room with hardwood floors. 'Perfect for overnight guests. You couldn't build it for the price of 59000. or try an of- fer. Call Ruth Zielman representing Cen- tury 21, All Points, Realty at 236-4712.22c UPDATED BRICK HOME, move in con- dition, about 1750 sq. ft. near edge of Ex- eter, quiet area. Phone 235-1483. 22• THREE BEDROOM aluminum siding home in Exeter. Sunken family room with sliding doors onto cement patio. Large din- ing room, built in china cabinet, matching kitchen cupboards, all carpeted floors. Large living room, 11/2 bath, full basement, Dill and electr•c,heat, I, argil eed,lotion`- quiet street, mar toe pari(: For appoint - went phone 235-2026 after 6:00 p.m .22• NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS DESTROY WEEDS phce roam with r� making Lt. �. 'far lett_ _d•B*k Main floor .f rood, - a shall if il�tetiN. AMp ail this t a 5 stere fat withttiature lame app bat Call Ruthis th Zidaqw home won't oda cl"s`tmtlpy 21, Polis Malty at 11. 22• OFFICE SPACE available, immediate possession. Call Peter Oud Farms and Warehousing Inc. 262-2928 oe,2.62-5768. 12tfnc 2500 SQUARE FEET WAREHOUSING space, available commencing April 1. Phone Peter Oud Farms and Warehousing Inc. 262-2928 or 262-5768. • ,12tfnc RETAIL OR OFFICE SPACE, hated.' Phone 235-2087 after 6:30 am, 16 tfnc INDUSTRIAL or WAREHOUSE space for rent. Call 235-0141. 16tfnc PRIME RETAIL or OFFICE space available. Call 235-0141. l6tfnc TOWNHOUSE, 3 bedrooms, Simcoe St., Available May 1. Phone 236-4230. 19tfn BED/SITTING ROOM APT, 4 pc. bath, fridge, stove, parking. Phone 235-1497. 19tfn APARTMENTS - one large single bedroom apartment 5250.00 month; one large 2 bedroom apartment 5275.00 month; one large 3 bedroom apartment 5345.00 month. Heat and water supplied. Available end of May. Clan Lan Apartments 227-4621. Ask for Larry. 20-22c ONE BEDROOM apartment, ground floor, downtown, seniors only. Available July. Phone 235-2535. 21:22c HOUSE, one bedroom home, available Ju- ly 1st. Suitable for single person or couple. No pets. S312. per month. Apply to Box 91P, Exeter Times Advocate, Exeter, NOM ISO with references and place of employ- ment. 21:22c HOUSE, 2 bedrooms, available June 1st. Phone 236-4810. 22:23c ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT. 5216.18 per month. Phone 473-3340. 22c BRICK HOUSE - 3 bedroom, 2 miles from Grand Bend. No pets inside, 5250. per month. First month in advance. Phone 294-6576. 22:23c ONE BEDROOM apt. Main Street N., bath, kitchen, fridge, stove, hydro and water, private entrance. Phone 235-1508, ask for Dave. -22c APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms, fridge and stove supplied. Available June,st. Phone 235-2087 after 6:30 p.m. 22tfn 21 For Rent PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable ce- ment mixer, power trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call Corriveau Ren- tals by 8:30 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Weekdays, anytime Saturday. 236-4954 Zurich.l6tfn THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditoriurn for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8tfn WILL RENT a 6500 Ib. tow mo�orby days week or month. also have ramp to rent:. Pho + Peter Oud Farms and Warehousing In 2.292: • 62- 768.' tfnc 22 for Sole or Rent TRAILERS - Travel, 5th Wheels, Hard- tops, New and Used. Golden Falcon, Pro- wler, Lionel, Fibco. Hitches, Truck Caps, Running Boards. Sales, Rentals, Repairs, Camp -Out Hwy. 8, 1 mi. W. of Stratford. 393-5938. 14-31c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all persons in possession of lands in the Municipalities in the County of Huron as follows: Townships - Ashfield, Colborne, Goderich, Grey, Hay, Howick, Hullet, McKillop, Morris, Stanley, Stephen, Tuckersmith, Turnberry, Usborne, East Wawanosh, West Wawanosh. Towns - Clinton, Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth, Wingham Villages - Bayfield, Blyth, Brussels, Hensall, Zurich. In accordance with the Weed Control Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 530, Section 4, 14 and 21, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands are destroyed by June 9, 1986 and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against the land in taxes, as set dut in the Act. In 1985 Proso Millet and Velvet Leaf were named as noxious weeds in most municipalities. The co-operation of all citizens is solicited. JOE GIBSON Weed Inspector County of Huron 23 Wanted To Rent FAIR PIDDLING JAM80■EE - Sunday's Fiddlers Jamboree sponsored by the Exeter Agricultural Socie- ty was well attended. Program director Lois Hodgins chats with fiddlers Elgin Nott, Clinton; Walter - Rehberg, Rostock and Hank Green, Exeter. T -A photo Nuroii transition house has over 75 custoniers Thirty-five women and 43 of their children resided for varying periods of time at Huron County's transition house for battered women from June 20 last year, executive director June Taylor told the annual meeting of Sur- vival Through Friendship House of Huron County Inc. The women from all . areas of the county, were referred by Family and Children's and Youth,'various Police Departments throughout the county, by friends, lawyers and doctors. Women and their children have received professional counselling from Family and Children's Services, from the Huron Centre for Children and Youth, and some have par- ticipated in play therapy at the Homestead Group Home. Some were referred to the London Access Clinic. Five clergy and priests have met with parishioners at the house with some making several visits to the same women. - Programs provided for inhouse clients and former clients include eqn- sultation with a health nurse, life skill sessions including general •low cost meal planning and budget assistance, baking, sewing, bread making, quilting, garden planting and plant care. Clients have been guests at live theatre, private homes for dinner and for drives in the area on Sunday after- noons. Children have been to live theatre, Polka Dot Door and Mr. Dt'ess Up, with the titketa being don4ted' Follow up has been on request with most of the clients continuing to keep in touch with the staff whenever they feel down. They are invited to see videos which attempt to help them understand their problems, deal with preventive issues and help them to feel .better about themselves. "Volunteers are wonderful at the house," said Taylor. Volunteers come from churches throughout the coun- ty. Four sessions are conducted each week with the volunteers who visit with the women and enjoy doing crafts with them. A grolup of professional volunteers also gives of their time freely with the clients and their children, said Taylor. These dedicated people in- clude teachers, counsellors, priests, recreational personnel and .foster parents. "The clients have very high praise for these volunteers," Taylor told the meeting. -. Staff have attended area workshops and Seminars on subjects which in- clude family violence, working with volunteer boards; time management, leadership skills, managing the organization, liability and the - volunteer, communication skills and battered women. Taylor said the staff's expectation for Survival Through Friendship House was to make it a home away • from home for women in distress and their chilrjren- not an institution. "The staff is filling their expectation in this' area with their daily work," said Taylor. Rev. Gordon Simmons, board presi- dent, commended the staff and board members for their dedication and time. He expressed the support and confidence of the board to the ex- ecutive director June Taylor and the house Staff who have been vilified by angry spouses, threatened by them and questioned by the board for their actions. "You deserve more than we can • give or express in the way of gratitude, but keep the faith and remember we are with you." Last summer it seemed as if the house staff and board were living from crisis to crisis, said Rev. Sim- mons. "We opened at a time when our finances were appallingly low, staff was hired with the promise of pay to come, the larders were almost emp- ty and yet we had a full house." "The churches, the service clubs of Huron County and Huron County Council all came through," said Rev. Simmons. "Groceries, gifts of money and clothing poured in and we weathered the crisis." "If it were not for the dedication of the house staff and their concern for the clients, I believe we could have closed the doors and walked away, but such was not the case' and even- tually, the staff was paid and we were able to pay our outstanding bills." In his closing remarks, Rev. Sim- mons reminded everyone the house, its staff and board operates through the support of and is dependent on the citizens of Huron County to whom they are answerable. "All of us are open to question and we must accept that," he concluded. .CANCER CAN BE BEATEN This year more than 87,000 Canadians will be struck by cancer. The Canadian Cancer 'Society is trying to find the answers to cancer through research and by educating the public about the need for early diagnosis and prompt treat- ment. You can help by support- ing the annual fund raising cam- paign of the Canadian Cancer Society. HOME - Respon.ible executive couple, one child require 3 bedroom home in Exeter or area Sept. I-15, 1986. References available. Phone 235-2367 evenings only. 18-21c SOFT TOP TENT TRAILER. Any week in August. Phone 238-2167. 22c TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT in Ex- eter for July 1st. Non-smokers. Please app-• ly in writing to Box 92P, Exeter Times Ad- vocate, Exeter, NOM ISO. 22c RESPONSIBLE executive couple, one child. Want to rent 3 bedroom house in Ex- eter or immediate area starting Aug. 15 or Sept. 15. Call 235-2367 evenings. 22-24c Township of McGillivray Proposed New - Zoning By-law PUBLIC MINTING AND,, INFORMATION DROP■IN SESSION Date: June 23, 1986 Place: Township Office West McGillivray, Ont. Time: Drop-in •Session: 11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Public Meeting: 7:30 p.m. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of McGillivray will hold a Public Meeting and Infor- mation Drop-in Session at the Township Office on June 23, 1986. The purpose of these two sessions will be to receive input and comments and to respond to questions regarding the propos- ed new zoning by-law for the Township. Any person may attend the public meeting and/or informa- tion drop-in session to ask questions or to make representa- tions either In support of or in opposition to the proposed zon- ing by-law. In addition, writtran submissions regarding the pro- posed by-law are most welcome and may be submitted to the undersigned prior to July 4, 1986. The proposed By-law may be reviewed in detail at the Township Offices between the hours of 9:00a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Dated at the Township of McGillivray this 15th day of May, 1986. Mrs. Shirley Scott, A.M.C.T. Clerk -Treasurer The Township of McGillivray R.R. 3, Aliso Craig, Ontario NOM 1A0 Phone (519) 293-3686 26 legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of EVA GRACE WHITNEY Late of RR 2 brand Bend, in the County of Lambton, Township of Bosanquet who died on or about the 22nd day of April 1986. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to file full particulars of such claimi with the undersigned on or before June 14, 1986, after which date the assets of the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims then filed. GLENN A. IRVINE Box 1363 Exeter, Ont. Executor for the estate 21-23c 28 Auction Sales ortunity knocks. MAY 31st, l2 noon, Auction Sale of over fifty late model rebuildabk cars and trucks. Schneider's Auto Wrecking Ltd., Rostock, Ont. Call (519) 393-6169 or (519) 595-8365. 22x ONTARIO'S Largest Farm Machinery Consignment Sale. Norwkh, Ont. Fri. June 13, 1986 10 a.m. (Sales conducted second Fri. each month). Approx. 150-175 tractors plus all types 6f farm equipment. Con-, signments welcome. For more information call (519) 424-9998 or (519) 424-9093. Pro- prietors K.S. Hamulecki & Sons. 22x IDEA EXCHANGE On May 29 and 30, 250 plant breeders will assemble at the Uglver- sity of Guelph for a Crucifer Genetics Workshop. Crops in the crucifer fami- ly include the oilseed drop canola as well as such common vegetables as cabbage and broccoli. Most of the at- tention of the geneticists will be focussed on canola which is now the leading oilseed crop in Canada and is noted for the high quality of the oil produced. The meal left after extrac- ting the oil provides a high quality protein with a variety of uses. Canola is the modern progeny of the lowly rapeseed crop. Over the past two decades, Canadian plant breeders have reduced the unacceptably high levels of tmdesireable chemicals in both the oil and the high protein meal residue remaining after oil extrac- tion. These successes have enabled canola to supplant other vegetable oils as the preferred commodity for many uses. NATIONAL'S NO FEE ORIGAGE VG National Trust will charge you NO FEE*, whether you need a new mortgage or wish to transfer from another financial institution. Plus, yop get: ■ Excellent rates ■ Fast, easy approvals ■ Savings with our flexible plans • Mortgage insurance to protect your family for just pennies a day Contact your nearest National Trust branch today. This is one opportunity you can't afford to miss! NATIONAL TRUST A Division of National Victoria and Grey ilvstco EXETER 425 Main St., 235-0530 Open 8 to 8 Monday to Friday 9 to 1 Saturday ' Conditions No application lee appl,n ,o oink bride ewnee orropfred new rind mak Honing -d diviner i tripk.e.. where me unit i, comer onaped Fees ,o be paid to a Nod Nry such • WCC. CMHC, ern* 4 ammeters or sorkkmn are no, wetted w(14 - ran MORT REV 1 1