HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-10-15, Page 25BRAND NEW ARBORiTE white with
gold flock 8 ft. x 3]'/4".130.00. 234-6314.
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MaciNTOSH, IDA RED, Delicious. S5.'SQ
a bushel. Cider 31.50 a gal. Bring your own
container. Dixon's Fruit Farm, RR 2 Ailsa
Craig, Phone 293-3043. open daily. dos-
ed Sunday. 4)-43c
APPLE BUTTER - tennis aiogerich
237-3287, no Sunday.sales• 41.42•
CONSOLE STEREO. Electrohome 525.00:
AM/FM 8 track $15.00; 2 turn tables Ger-
rard's 510.00 each; VCR tape box 53.00;
15-8 tracks with box 110.00. 228-6366.42c
WATERBED, queen size, 2 pro sheets arty
pillows S 150.00. Washing machine Citify
automatic 5450.00 both one year old.
228-6895. 42c
CHESTERFIELD SUrrE. couch and chair
Sl?S.OQ.-excellent condition. Convertible
couch $160.00. flip -out chair 540.00. Phone
238-2837 after 6 p.m. 42c
GARAGE SALE. Saturday. October 18.
Crediton East. Watch for signs. 42•
SET OF WEIGHTS. barbells and bench,
like new 5160.00. Phone 235-0725 after 6
p.m. . 42c
PATIO SETS - 40 percent off or more.
Warehouse open Fri. Sat. 71 King West
Forest. Umbrella, tables, chairs, lounges,
giftware. 519-786-4405. 190.11
17 Wonted To Buy
SCRAP CARS OR TRUCKS. Highest
prices paid. Phone 228-6214. 33-534
OLD WRISTWATCHES WANTED, Any
make. One or one hundred. Ofd Roles
wristwatches wanted. Also wanted Eaton'.
"Quarter Century" square wristwatches 125
years service), will pay S200and up for this
watch. Will also buy straps. crystals. parts
etc. for old wristwatches. Write B. Walsh.
173 Queen St. E. Toronto. Ont. M5A 1S2.
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18 Wonted
DIABETES, Interested in helping treat-
ment study? Age 13 to 39. Insulin depen-
dent, duration 1-15 years. Expenses, sup-
plies provided. Contact Diabetes Control
and Complications Trial, UWO 663-3578.
40-43c
19 Property For Sole
CENTRALIA Convenience store - or
anything you wish to change it to with at-
tached 3 bedroom apartment . Owner ill.
Only variety store in town. Reduced to
$38,800 or best offer. Phone 228-6236.
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YES THE GARDEN OF EDEN is for sale.
3 bedroom bungalow: Big rec room, new
double garage. All rooms newly panelled.
New septic tank, deep well. Forced air -gas
heat on nearly 1 acre. Great place for kid-
dies- School bus at door. Reduced to
549,700 or best offer. Phone 228-6236.
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LOT FOR SALE. Phone 234-6389.41:42•
20 Property For Rent
INDUSTRIAL or WAREHOUSE space
for rent. Call 235-0141. 16tfnc'
PRIME RETAIL or OFFICE space
available. Call 235-0141. 16tfnc
APARTMENTS - parlialty furnishe4 small
one bedroom and bachelor, parking and
laundry. Phone 235-1497. 38t In
TO SUBLET 3000 sq. ft. cold warehous-
ing. complete with loading dock. Call
235-1425,. 39trip
EXETER - 2 bedidom townhouse. Electric
heat. Phone 235-1303. 4ltfn
ONE BEDROOM modern apartment
downtown Exeter, stove and fridge. Before
5 p.m. 235-2420. 41tfn
ZURICH - Upper duplex centrally located.
clean, recently decorated. 'No pets.
Available Nov. 15. Phone 1=453-1847 even-
ings. 41tfn
PARKHILI-, 123 Centre St. 3 bedroom
home. Extra large lot, house and yard in
great condition. Phone 344-2233, Sarnia.
Ask for Patrick or Tom. 41:j2c
OFFICE SPACE - Huron Street at Main
corner Clinton, upstairs office approx. 486
sq. ft. Completely renovated. 482-3981.
41:42c
FARM HOUSE near Exeter. Available
Nov. 1st. Apply in writing to Box 16P, Es-
eter Times Advocate. Exeter. 41:42c
PORT FRANKS - Apartment for rent, 1
bedroom. Call 235-0537 after 6 p.m.4ltfn
HENSALL - Apartment. 2 bedroom and
den. modern, heat and hot water included
with stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, air
conditioner. December 1st. Phone
262-2119. 421 fn
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. all utilities
paid. Available Nov. 15. Grand Bend.
238-2355 after 5 p.m, 42:43c
IN FLORIDA TRAILER PARK: Brand
new 12 foot wide Park Model trailer. Love-
ly park. heated pool. 24 hour security.
Available for November and December.
Non-smokers only. Phone Luxton.
235-0791. 42•
LARGE MODERN 2 bedroom apartment.
New kitchen. carpet throughout, electric
heat, Ridge and stole. Located in Green-
way. Phone 238-8000. 42tfn
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT in Centralia.
Available Nov. I. Phone 228.6940 or
228-6837. 42c
3 BEDROOM FARM HOUSE. available
now. No pets. Kippen area 262-6609.42tfn
MODERN 2 bedroom hoarse, 4 miles north
of Zurich. Estras, attached garage. Phone
262-5461 or 262-6372. 42c
21 For Rent
THE "OLD .OWN HALL" auditorium
for rentals including weddings, meetings.
banquet room, lectures, exhibitions,.filnrs.
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact
Ellison Travel, 235-2000. _ . XiIn
ROOM FOR RENT. Available Sept . 3. kit-
chen privileges. Phone 238-8742 Grand
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STORAGE
10,000 sq. ft.
new building
14 ft. clearance
CARS.- BOATS - MACHINERY
229-6472
Call after 6:00 p.m. JACK TAYI OR
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STORAGE $PACE for your boat. car,
motor home, etc. Phone 238-2758.41:42c
1 For Rept
WINTER STORAGE available. Cars,
boats. campers. etc. Phone 231-0664.41.43c
HOG BARN. 400-450 Finish bogs. 16' x 70'
conorete silo. For more information oat
235-2458. 42,43
Throes-A4aotafo, Ockebor 15, 111416
Paso 9A
TWO aE"DROOM house or ground floor
apartment toot south of Exeter for respor►-
sible single nyle and spayed pa do fur
end of November. December 19/6 dad)
Please cid! Rick at Exeter Glass 235-0565.
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Wise responds on loans
Agriculture Minister John Wise has
issued a statement responding to
media suggestions that the federal
government may not renew a loan
guarantee program for farmers.
Recent news reports concerning the
Farm Improvement Loans Program
are misleading, Wise said: The
federal cabinet has not yet been ask-
ed to make any decision on the future
the. program.
of The Farm Improvement Loans Act
(FILA), first passed in 1945,
guarantee intermediate-term loans to
farmers for the purposes of buying
equipment or improving their
Operations.
In 1985, about 12,000 loans worth
$165 million were guaranteed under
the program.
The legislation has always had a
Asks to end
discrimination
Terry O'Connor, MPP for Oakville
and P.C. justice critic again called on
the Attorney General to end the
discrimination against Ontario
citizens living outside of Metropolitan
'Toronto when processing claims
through Small Claims Court.
"The situation still exists whereby
residents d Metropolitan Toronto can
process a claim for up to $3,000
through the Small Claims Court
system, but anyone else in Ontario, by
virtue of their address, is limited to
claims of up to $1,000," said O'Connor.
"This is clearly unfair. and must be
rectified."
O'Connor raised the matter with the
Attorney General in a letter last year,
dated August 6, 1985. The Courts of
Justice Act provides for increases in
the monetary jurisdiction of Small
Claims Court by way of regulation,
and does not require amendment to
the legislation.
"Fourteen months later we still
have no action by. the Attorney
General," stated O'Connor. "The
solution is so easily within reach, and
yet he fails to do anything. This is
hardly in keeping with his promises
to ensure equal access to the justice
system for all citizens. Such blatant
discrimination with the blessing of the
Attorney General, must stop now. -
Christian School
Many activities continue at the Clin-
ton and District Christian School. The
building program progresses daily.
ProLife Walkathon - Sandra Vander -
Wal Grade eight •
About 25 students from the school
participated in the Pro-life
Waikathom October 4. The 161cm. run
or walk was from Goderfth to Clinton,
or vice versa: We set out at 8 a.m. At
11:30 it began raining and the people
who finished the walk in -the rain
deserve a lot of credit. All those who
took part really believe in what they
are doing to stop abortion.
Read-a-thon - Tricia Bos Grade six
Our school is very busy reading!
For seven weeks we are in a read-a-
thon to earn money for sets of World
Book Encyclopedia. Seven weeks of
reading, seven books and seven spon-
sors per book is each student's goal.
This will raise $24.50 to help pay. for
'a classrooin set. Medals can be earn-
ed for reading more!
Thanksgiving Assembly - Ark Burns
Grade seven
On October 10 a festive mood was
in the school. All students brought
food gifts to be given to needy families
..of the community. At a school
assembly, we.enjoyed: student sing-
ing, some drama, choral speaking
and instrument playing. Scripture
passages Ps. 100 and Col. 3: 12-17
were read. The gym- was well
decorated by the grade eight class.
We closed in prayer and wished all a
truly thankful weekend of praising
God for His many great and good gifts
to us.
Elizabeth Court
Apartments
1 - 2 & 3 Bedrooms
available
Features appliances, carpet
throughout, laundry
facilities, all utilities includ-
ed. Located at
-176 Oxford St.,
Hensall Ontario
Phone 262-2846
Ask about special bonus
sunset clause, resulting in periodic
reviews and adjustments to the Act.
The current Act expires December 31,
1986. •
"I consider it a priority that Cana-
dian farmers have access to adequate
credit, Wise said. "I will ensure that
my Cabinet colleagues are aware of
the important role FILA has played
in helping farmers over the last 40
years. At this point, it is clearly
premature to talk about the pro-
gram's demise "
To hear milk
board candidates
On Thursday, October 23, 8:00 p.m.
at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre in Brussels Huron
dairymen will have an opportunity to
meet and hear from the candidates
running for the position of Ontario
Milk Marketing Board member for
Region 11 1 Huron, Bruce and Grey
counties ).
The following producers have been
accepted as candidates: James W.
Hunter, RR 1 Belgrave; Stuart
Steckle, RR 2 Zurich; Bruce
Saunders, RR 1 Holland Centre.
Election day will take place on
Tuesday, October 28 with polls open
for Huron County voters from 9:00
a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Hensall
Legion Hall, Blyth Town Hall, and the
Gerrie Town Hall.
Please circle these dates as we hope
you will support your candidates!
Dennis Martin
Farm Management Specialist
EPS THANKSGIVING Pilgrims
ing celebration.
and indians were feotured in this Exofar erode *go dossT1Mrotttal Riv-
The Exeter 4-H Malted Milks meet
Meeting two of the Exeter Malted
Milks took place at the Gryseel's. We
started off with the 4-H pledge. Our of-
ficers are Brydon Gryseels is presi-
dent, Robin Poole treasurer and
Shonyn Baynham press reporter.
Next we discussed our roll call nam-
ing the types of milks we use. Two
percent was most common. Then we
read through our books, asking ques-
tions and making suggestions. Ther
we headed for the kitchen, there we
sampled a variety of milks. After that
we started our cooking. We started
with your basic white sauce then turn-
ed it into a cheese fondue taking turns
stirring and adding ingredients.Then
we made our hot cocoa. As we tasted
our finished products we decided to
call ourselves the Malted Milks, then
CABBAGE CUTTERS - Sean Lawrence and Robbie Waters ore reedy
to slice cabbage for a Thankttgiving program at Biddulph school.
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235-2420
262-2119
238-8484
482-9747
524-2118
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6K Realty & Insurawse Inc.
NEW LISTINGS
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11/2 STOREY FRAME 4
bedrooms, all electric, 200
amp hydro, partially finished
basement. Garage. Current
survey. $58,000.00.
Dwayne Tinney Glenn Rohinson
235-1405 335-2307
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SINGLE LEVEL 2 bedrooms,
main floor laundry, 100 amp
hydro. Corner lot, 3 blocks to
shopping. $35,000.00.
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352 Willibin St,i Exeter •
2-4 p.m.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
Your host - Ron Cottrell
ROYAL LEF1AGE
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441 M.iw N.,/111-1221
Blue Spruce
Dig your choice up to 4' in height
Spruce '200/ft Blue Spruce '350/ft
(Tax included)
1'/4 miles E. of Wingham, Hwy. No. 86.
Mrs., Marsh, 2nd house East of School
357-2387
EXTATE
431 Main St.
235-1
Mon. - Fri. 9 - S.
Heather Rogers
235-1732
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 2 - 4 p.m.
88 King St., Hensall
Four to five bedroom brick
home on attractive lot. Energy
saving gas furnace. Eat -in kit-
chen plus separate dining
room. Main floor laundry. 11/2
baths, reduced.
REALTY
INC.
S.. Exeter
621
Sat. 10 - 2
Dawson Hayter
228-6939
NEW LISTING IN DASHWOOD looking for investment proper-
ty or an extra large home? This brick house con be immediate-
ly returned to a duplex with two 2 bedroom apartments or make
it a single home with six bedrooms. The natural wood trim and
stained glass windows make this home attractive either way.
Only $/5,000.
ARE 3 iEDROOMS, 11/2 baths, energy efficient furnace, Targe
ot, low maintenance exterior, and pricing under $60,000 some
of the features you seek in a new home?if so call us...We have
just that home.
70 ACRES 1600 plus sq. ft. brick home, updated interior, small
barn, owner transfered.
ATTRACTIVE HOME on nice lot in Exeter. This home has a new
basement a 2 car garage with a new floor, electric heating and
3 bedrooms. This is a house that you should see.
HOME WITH EXTRAS this 3 bedroom frame home has a
separate dining room, garage, o shed, 1'/, baths, gas heating
and central vacuuming. Coll us for a viewing.
NATURAL WOOD trim accentuates the attractiveness of this
Brucefield home. 4 bedroom frame home with a 2 car garage
on a large lot. Just a short drive to Exeter and you can live in
o nice country setting.
Dawson Hayter Heather Rogers
228-6939 235-1732
Mrs. Poole passed around some
yogourt squares and gave us the
recipe. Theresa adjourned the
meeting.
The Malted Milks started meeting
three with the 4-14 pledge and discuss-
ed the roll call "What type of cheese
does your family use?" Cheddar was
most popularly used. The girls went
into the kitchen because the dishes
took a long time to cook. Each work-
ed on their own steps in making the
mini cheesecakes and c4Jeese souffle.
As they were outliving we tasted dif-
ferent cheeses and read through our
books. When the dishes Were finish-
ed we tasted them and decided on a
picture for the cover.
Thein we discussed our home aetivi-
ty'and adjourned the meeting.
Meeting four takes place at leader
Barb Poole's.
ROYAL LEPAGEMIND
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TTS GooD'Io KNOVV SOMEONE ,WHO Kt40' S
445 Mein St., 235-1222
EXETER Three plus one bedroom in this spacious bride home. Conve-
niently located dose to schools and shopping: Kitchen with eat -in area,
large dining room, living room, family room with woodstove. 1 '/2 baths.
Plenty el space for the growing family. Situated onaiovely large lot.
Priced at $69,900.
EXETER Four bedroom nine year old raised ranch. Over 2000 sq. ft.
of finished living area in this immaculate home. Huge finished family
room with wood stove. Separate dining room, large eosin kitchen. Two
bathrooms, attached garage. 598,900.
EXETER Three bedroom all brick bungalow, quality built by Voogel Con-
struction. Attatched goroge. Great value 576,900.
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In an active market it is important
that your honor is priced r4lst. 1f
ou're thinking of selling y not
give me a call now for a free market
evaluation.
For more information on these and
other listings please give me a call.
Bion Cottrell
Office 235-1222;110,w. 235.2473
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1 JUST LISTED: $40,000.00 - 9.7 acres highway location just out-
side Henson, 4 bedroom frame house with newer siding, forge
II dining room, full basement. Small born in good condition. This
IIproperty hos excellent potential for orchard etc. PRICED RIGHT. 1
ENJOY THE WARMTH OF NATURAL WOOD, the convenience
1 of eat -in kitchen and mqin floor family room in this attractive
- 3 bedroom brick home. Features full basement, gas heat, 1'1,
baths, large lot and above ground pool. Excellent residential
area and priced to sell of 565,000.00.
LOOK AT THE FEATURES in this executive
- firepioce in living room
- separate dining room
- family kitchen with lots
- 2 baths
- centrol air conditioning
- attached garage
- paved drive
- over acre lot, hedged
- portly finished basement
This attractive red brick home IS situated in a very desirable 111
area close to olI amenities and is reody for your occupancy. II
Priced at a very reasonable price of $89.900.00. Call for IN
inspection!
5409.50 PER MONTH plus taxes, with a minimum down pay-
ment will make you the proud owner of this cozy but very ,
spacious 2 bedroom home. Recently decorated and carpeted,
and situated in a good residential neighbourhood. Coll for ,
details. II545,900.00 You be the judge - but where else con you buy
a solid 3 bedroom brick home on o largelot, for this price? Such 1
features -os modern kitchen, separate dining room with french
doors, main floor laundry, full basement with workshop and 1
more. Payments could be less than rent. Coll now.
MODERN RANCH, ongelstone finish, attached garage,
heatilotor fireplace, beautiful large rovine lot with over 200'
highway frontage. Priced at only $79,000.00 in St. Joseph. 1
Awaiting your inspection. ,
ROOM -CHARACTER -LOCATION -This house hos it all. 4 large
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bedrooms, newer oak kitchen, stone fireplace, neer schools and
downtown, fenced lot, inground pool, gas heat, etc. etc. Pric-
▪ ed at $89,000.00. Coll now for further information and
111 inspection.
im BRAND NEW HOMES on Devon Drive. Two 3 bedroom
• bungalows; one side split, 2-3 bedroom. These homes hove 2x6
• walls, European style kitchens, 1'/, baths and are open for your
IM inspection. All priced in the LOW seventies.. Call now!
▪ OWNER SAYS WHO AN OFFER 50 acres just minutes from
Exeter, completly remodelled 4 bedroom home, born and shed.
This property has a terrific setting and con be purchased for
the price of o good house alone. Coll office for inspection.
1 10 ACRES, highway no. 83, well treed grounds, 3 bedroom brick
home with large modern kitchen, full dry basement, Priced to
sell at only 559,900.00.
III 100 ACRES, 50 workable, good 3 bedroom house, excellent
barn, just off highway no. 4. ilRice - reduced. Call now!
, , HURON STREET EAST 127 acres, 126 workable. Located just out -1
111 side town limits. Call office for details.
FOR SALE OR RENT 2 bedroom mobile home. large living room 1
Sand kitchen, nicely appointed. $175.00/month plus lot rental.
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