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NOW THAT THE "GRIP" PROGRAM IS IN PLACE AND LOWER INTEREST RATES ARE HERE ITS AN IDEA
'TIME TO LOOK AT THESE CHOICE FARM PROP
ES.
USBORNE TWP. - 95 ACRES - Excellent location situated on the edge of Exeter. 4 bedroom home. CT
124.
USBORNE TWP. 100 acres situated on paved road. 5 acres bush, 95 acres workable.'$179,000. CT 163.
STEPHEN TWP. 300 ACRES- 275 WORKABLE, Two good homes, barn, sheds and grain bins. Ideal set
up for: a father -son operation. CT 124.
HAY TWP, 265 ACRES - 235 WORKABLE - Clay sandy loam, good set of buildings. Can be sold in 3
separate parcels. CT 124.
HAY TWP - 175 ACRES - 160 WORKABLE - Excellent 5 bedroom home and out buildings. CT 124.
HAY TWP - 90 ACRES - 86 WORKABLE - No buildings, clay sandy loam soil. CT 124.
HAY TWP • 43 ACRES - 39 WORKABLE - Sendy loam soil systematically tiled. CT 124.
HAY. TWP. 99 acres with 94 workable. 117 acres with 90 workable and house, 110 acres with 108 Vvorkutsk
and house. CT 28.
McGILLIVRAY TWP. - 59 ACRES, highway location, all workable. CT 124.
AOpopI� VRAY TWP - 99 ACRES, excellent building site 83 workable. CT 124.
TUOKtRSMITH • 71 ACRES, 70 W4RKABLE. Tiind. &T 26.
20 Proper ty F ur Rent
DASHWOOD DUPLEX • updatui 2
bedroom 3 level apartment. For tent
utunediateiy. Utilities, fridge and stove
included. $375.00 per month. Phone
229-6891 after 6 p.m. or weekends. Lige
backyard and deck. (lifn)
APPROXIMATELY 2000 SQ. FT.
BUILDING. Insulated and propane heat,
high ceilings, cement floor, overhead door,
2 milts eau of no. 4 hwy. at Big O corner.
Additional 1500 aq ft. also available.
263-5789 or 235-2879. (8tfn)
3 BEDROOM HOME Main St. Exeter.
$600.00 per math plus utilities. First and
last month's rent. References and place of
employment. Available Apr. 1st. Phone
235-1647. (ltfn)
YOUR CHOICE 1 and 2 bedroom
aparanami., 1 l~Aeoos $425.00, tribics
included; 2 bedrooms $425.00 plus talkies.
Free laundry. Located just north of St.
Josephs. To view call 236-7238 or
236-7113. (7tfn)
EXETER - 472 Main St., one bedroom
apartment Available inunodiately, fridge
and stove $300 plus utilities. Call 451-4349
days, 433-3621 evening.. (8tfn)
CLANDEBOYE - one bedroom apt.,'stove
and fridge, Lake Huron water, hest
included. Pay own hydro. $350.00 per
month. Phare 227-4117 or451-7233. (8c)
FARM HOME - Mount Carmel area.
Phone237-3387. (8c)
26 legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
JOHN FRANKLIN
GILLESPIE
Late of the Town of Exeter, in the
County of Huron, Retired Power Engi-
neer, who died on the l l th day of June,
1990. Creditors and others having
claims against the above estate are re-
quired to send full particulars of such
claims to the undersigned on or before
the 8th day of March, 1991 after which
date the estate assets will be distributed
having regard only to claims ebbs have
ihest bees received.
RAYMOND i Winn
Banisters A Solicitors
Exeter, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executor
21 For P
THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for
rentals, including weddings, meetings,
banquet room, Lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Phone
262-3027 or 235-1020. (1711n)
CASH CROP LAND, Exeter, Halsall area.
Phone237-3436. (7 -lot)
.23 Wanted io Rent
GOOD CASH CROP LAND for 1991
season, Dawson Farms 229-6426 or
235-0907.(4tfn)
LAND WITHIN 10 MILES OF EXETER.
Top rent plus paid. Prefer well -tiled day
loarn, just out of wheat or spring grain.
Please reply to Box 73P, Exeter Times
Advocate, NOM 1S6. (6-9c)
WANTED - CASH CROP LAND for 1991
crop. Phone 237-3452 or 237-3410. (7:8c)
Apartments for rent
One and t'.".O txc OOr?
Cal! Marlene M. Parton;
Sales Rep. 235-1304
Extate Realty Inc.
Realtor 235-1621
Apnt
r ehboltR apart -
nt stovie `and fridge in-
cluded, utilities extra
$364/month
available January 1, 1991
COMM:
Oke Woodsmlth
262-2737
•` s OPEN HOUSE
UL(� March 12, 1991
(5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.)
12th & 7th Ave.., Vanastra
The Board of Directors of VANASTRA
LIONS CLUB APARTMENTS INC. (a
Ministry of Housing Non -Profit
Housing Development) invite you to
attend an "open house" to view thek
bachelor, 1- 2- and 3 -bedroom apart-
ment accommodation locates) at 12th
and 7th Avenues in Venastra, Ontario.
Thee. lovely units will be ready for
occupancy April 1991. Rents $300-
5475 including utilities. NOTE: Rental
assistance available for qualified
applicants. Application forme may be
obtained at the open house or may be
requested immediately from
McCormick & Zock Inc., 262 PaN Mall
St, Suite 300, London, Ontario N6A
5P6 (619) 432-3222.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
.In the Estate of
HARVEY ELDON
THOMPSON
Late of the Village of Dashwood, in the
County of Huron, who died on or about
the 2nd day of December 1990. Credi-
tors and others having claims against
the above estate are required to file full
particulars of such claun with the un-
dersigned on or before the 12th day of
March 1991, after which date the assets
of the estate will be distributed having
regard only to the claims then filed.
LITTLE & GRANT
Liw�ns
71 Mart Street N.
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S3
Solicitors for the Executor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
CARL LEWIS
WITHERSPOON
Late of the Township of Stephen, in the
County of Huron, who died on or about the
30th day of November, 1990. Creditors and
others having claims against the above estate
are required to file full particulars of such
claims with the undersigned at or before 14
Mardi 1991, after which date the uses of
the estate will ber distributed having regard
only to the claims then filed
LITTLE & GRANT
Lawyers
71 Main Street N.,
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S3
Solicitors for the Executrix
Times -Advocate, February 20, 1991 Page 19
Former Granton minister passes away
By Murkl Lewis
GRANTON - Sympathy is ex-
tended to the family of the late Rev.
Bruce Pierce, recent Granton Unit-
ed Church minister, who died at
Brantford on Friday. A number
from the United Church congrega-
tion attended a memorial service at
Wesley United Church in Brantford
on Sunday afternoon.
Serail, local people attended
pancake slippers at St. George's
Anglican Church in London and at
St. George's Anglican church in
Thorndale on Shrove Tuesday.
The Valentine box social spon-
sored by Unit two members at the
United Church on Thursday eve-
ning was enjoyed by a limited num-
ber of couples due to the unfavour-
able weather.
At the Graviton United Church on
Sunday, February 17, Pastor Nor-
malie Voakes' sermon was entitled
"Once and For All" based on the
lessons from Genesis 9, Mark 1 and
1st Peter 3.
The minister also baptized Martin
Keith, son of Julie and Walter Rid-
dell; Krista Jayne, daughter of Ray
and Lauren Cook; Whitney Mack-
enzie, daughter of Don and Heather
Benner; Leanne Elizabeth, daughter
of Kevin and Diane Hartwick; and
Norman Glen. son of Norman and
Cindy Bilyea.
At the St. Thomas' � Anglican
Church on Sunday, February 17,
the Rev. Beverley Wheeler's mes-
Women teachers
attend winter institute
EXETER - Birgitte von
Schmelling, a teacher at Exeter
Public School was one of over 600
delegates from across the province
attending a three-day conference on
the environment. The theme of the
Winter Institute, The Environment
Our Future Today, was chosen be-
cause itis a priority for FWTAO to
encourage awareness of environ-
mental issues and environmentally
responsible behaviour among teach-
ers, students and the public.
The Federation of Women Teach-
es' Associations of Ontario which
represents over 38,000 women who
teach in public elementary schools,
sponsored the conference on January
24, 25 and 26, in Toronto.
In the opening keynote speaker
address, "Planet Under Stress", Dr.
William S. Fyfe, Dean of Science
at the University of Western Onta-
rio, brought us up to date on the
environmental issues. On Friday
morning, Dr. Rosalie Bertell, who
is the president of the International
Institute of Concem for Public -
Health spoke of . strategies that
classroom teachers can use to deal
with health issues in the schools.
Delegates could choose full and
half-day sessions from over 90
workshops presentations by curric-
ulum leaders in the environmental-
Ailsa°Graig t1CVlh:
AILSA CRAIG - Since the Ailsa
Craig United Church Women met
by SOW Wing tt tl a imltlal �
�It was alsoi ht"and Mar-
garet Wilson used "What's So Fun-
ny" as the theme of her worship
service. The hymn Give to Us
Laughter was sung and Gertrude
Rosser read some words of wisdom
from Proverbs Chapter 15 and gave
a prayer. Wilson read a story enti-
tled It Only Hurts When we Don't
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12 HURON ST.
EXETER
4 brand new
one bedroom apartments
close to downtown
Available immediately
New fridge and stove
$450 to $550 plus utilities
451-5308 days
4333821 evenings
-
Exandarea Meadows Housing
Co-operative
In Exeter
Now Accepting
. Applications for
Membership
Summer Occupancy
Co-op Housing offers you:
• quality affordable Irving
• resident participation in management of co-operative
• community spirit fostered by people working together
Exandrea Meadows Housing Co-op Features:
• new 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments/townhomes, including
wheelchair accessible units with rents ranging from
$530 - $650 phos utilities.
• energy efficient and low maintenance units
• on-site community centre and children's play areas
• beautiful site in a country setting
Laugh and a poem about Laughter.
Mary Sutherland's program was
4 o .#A: da 3ho began
with Me song Magic Penny and
then read the story You're Only Old
Once by Dr. Seuss and concluded
with the video Bill Cosby 49.
Wilma McIntosh presided for the
business meeting. Gertrude Rosser
reported the Community Outreach
group were going to take a red car-
nation to the sick and shutins.for
Valentine's Day. Lena Stokes has
more quilts to be quilted and quit-
ters will be needed. Tickets were
distributed and some plans were
-made ,tom roast beef supper on
,-M rrch 14.
McIntosh closed the meeting
with a benediction.
The UCW will meet again on
March 12 at 7:30 p.m., in the
Sunday School room.
NOW
RENTING
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Luxury
Apartments
235-1646
Evenings
235-2961
or 565-5022
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ONE MONTH FREE
'Monday, February
at7p.m.
Exeter Legion, 316 William St.
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ly related areas of science, social
science and health.
A highlight of the conference
was the Saturday morning panel
discussion where four outstanding
women (Rosalind Caimcross, Ja-
nine Ferretti, Fiona Nelson and
Carolyn Pearce spoke about "How
Teachers Should Get Involved in
Environmental Issues." The topic
inspired many questions and com-
ments from the audience.
Private Sale
162 John St., East,
Exeter
2 storey, 3 bedrooms,
2 1/2 baths, main floor family
room with fireplace. Fin-
ished basement, high effi-
ciency gas furnace. Central
air, roughed in for central
vac. Phone 235-2738
sage was about Lent as a time of
penance and about taking the easy
way out. A choice must be made,
the minister concluded.
David Hughesman of London,
student at Huron College, assisted
with the service. Sylvia Beason
and Rev. Wheeler read the lessons.
A time of fellowship followed.
A number from the Si Thomas'
Anglican Church attended the Ash
Wednesday evening parish service
at St. Paul's, Kirkton.
Margaret Oakley was the hostess
for the Anglican bible study on
Wednesday afternoon, February 13.
UCW
Unit one met at Mavis Knap-
man's home on Thursday afternoon,
February 7. The hymn Just at I Ant
was sung and the president Doreen
McRobert led the meditation on the
theme Building Personality, fol-
lowed by prayer.
The _April general meeting and
the Take a Break series were dis•
-
cussed and plans made for the nest
meeting. Amelia Jameson contin-
ued with the paogram and seed' at
article Out of My Life by Hellen
Steiner Rice. Madeline Hardie had
a contest on Nursery Rhymes. Sup-
per was served by the hostess.
MAKE AN OFFER! - 1 2 0
acres near Hensall.
$99,900 - Lakeview bungalow
in St. Josephl
$79,000 - Compare at this
prices
i
a
L $110,000 - Three bedroom
bungalow(
JERRY Z EH R ►j� 236-4712
Zurich Ont.
16 Victoria St.,
Canada Tt 1st Realty
�fn;ld;f Trust
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Dirk Coolman
5
Pat O'Rourke
237.3763
Ron Cottrell
235-2473
Exeter's Home Team
147 Main St.
235-1449 • 235-1055
ATTENTION FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS
The recent drop In interest rates will make purchasin ' ,a h
more affordable, particularly for first-time bilyrrt
it could be to your financial benefit to' act now before the ex-
pected demand drives prices upward. We have an excellent
range of homes suited for first-time buyers. Right now could
be the time to get the best value for your money when proper-
ty is priced realistically and interest rates are the lowest
they've been for several years.
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF OUR EXCELLENT SELECTION
$79,900 - DASHWOOD
What better way to own your own
home? Live in one side of this
renovated duplex and receive
$300/month income from the oth-
er side. CT 124.
EXETER - Real Nice. Three
bedroom bungalow, approx.
1200 sq. ft.Iarge eat -in kitchen.
Living room with fireplace, situat-
ed on nicely landscaped lot
Priced at $99,900. CT 163.
FAMILY PLEASER - EXET-
ER $99,900 - Look at the fea-
tures; Family sized eat -in kitch-
en with wood stove, finished rec
room, pool, terrific treed lot. 4
bedrooms or 3 plus a den and all
of this for under $100,000. CT
26.
OTHER CHOICE PROPERTIES FOR THE FIRST TIME BUYER
O HENSALL- Two choice lots,
fully serviced, vendor will assist
with financing. $23,900 each. CT
163.
O NEW LISTING - Attractive
building lot in good residential
area. Sewers and water. Priced
at $33,900. CT 26.
O KIPPEN - $49,900 - Two
bedroom Northlander mobile
home with addition, situated on a
Targe 1 acre lot. CT 26.
NM LISTING - Multiple unit
commercial building downtown.
Grossing over $37,000. Priced
at $279,000. CT 26.
EXETER - MACHINE
SHOP AND REPAIR BUSI-
NESS - property can either be
bought or ieasd. CT 124.
O $54,900 - 3 bedroom han-
dyman special with 3000 sq. ft.
shop, all on 4.8 acres. Pipeline
water available. CT 26.
❑ DASHWOOD - $71,900 -
3 bedroom starter home. Some
recent renovations. Carport and
a garage, Targe lot. CT 124.
O CREDITON - Just listed -
O $96,900 - 1 1/2 acres near
Ironwood golf course, 3 bed-
room brick, attached garage.
CT 26.
O PINERY - PORT
FRANKS - 2 year old 3 bed-
room home. Close to all beach-
es. $97,500. CT 124.
O HENSALL - $99,900 - at-
fullly renovated home, one or two tractive bungalow, finished on
bedrooms, fireplace, lovely lot. both levels, beautiful inground
Priced under $100,000. CT 163. pool. Ready for those hot sum-
mer days. CT 124.
COMMERCIAL
STNORTH
EXETER - INCOME - Down- HHWYWY.. 834 -JUexcellentNORdevelopO-
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town commercial property. meat potential or good income.
Good return. Fully leased. Please call for further particu-
$189,000. CT 26.
lars. CT 163.
HENSALL - 12,000 SO. FT. $ 79,000 4 bedroom brick
WAREHOUSE - with air condi-
tiered offices. $199,900. CT home, targe lot, located down -
124. town. CT 26.
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5ervrn;l Exnter and area through the London St. Thomas & Huron County Real Estate Board