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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-01-22, Page 18W E DO LAMINATING Specializing in.Posters up to 30" in width Exeter Times -Advocate Exeter 235-1331 f',i()t. 1b I Imes A vu tic, J<artuary 22, 199'2 2I Property for Rent 20 Property Fn, Rant -MAPLES - else -tie/Mons -1312. Two bedroom at 3345. Available iaeeedlataly. Haat included 236-4230 ce 362-3124. i26tfts> HENSALL - Two bedroom. apartment in an aeractivc, well maintained 8 emit building with controlled entry and laundry fadYdes. 5460 per month. Available now. Call 262.2737.(3311n) • GRAND BEND - 2 bedroom condo, River Road, completely furnished, fire place, ate floor. Sept. 15, monthly, yearly lease, non smokers. Phone 1-542-9437 after 7 p.m. (39thi) NEW THREE BEDROOM HOUSE in Exeter. Phone 235-1242 (bus) or 234.6488 (res). (49tfn) . ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT - This apartment is newly renovated, located on Main St. Exer. 5350.00 month. Call 9-6 235-0173 - 9-6. (494n) HENSALL - 3 bedroom home, rec roan and laundry facilities in baseman- Electric heat. Available Feb. 1, 1992. Call 236-4033, references required. (4:5') TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS. Available it iniedfatefy3275.80pWeltydru. With one year lease. Call collect 1-660.6585 - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 235-3497. (5afn) THREE BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE Main Si. Dashwood. 5600.00 per month plus utilities. Rent may be reduced by qualified handyman. Available immediately. Phone 2377510 or 237-3677. (4ltfn) - — " 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT in Exeter. clean, washer, dryer hookup. Paved parking 3485.00. per month. Phone 235-1449 or 235-1950. (Sltfn) ONE AND TWO BEDROOM apartments. First month free. Phone after 6 p.m. 262-2612. (Itfn) • EXETER - 2 bedroom apartment, within 2 blocks of core area, newly renovated. Phone 235-0768 after 6 p.m. (3tfn) ONE BEDROOM APT., available immediately, on ground floor, laundry facihties, heat included, parking, fridge and stove, included. Phone 235-0230. (3tfn) FOR RENT - HENSALL - Large 2 bedroom apt., 2 years old, oak cabinets, c�arpeted� 4 . bath, fridge and stove mcluded. $400 per month plus utilities. Phone 236-4961. (2tfn) ONE ANI) TWO BEDROOM apartment available nov.. Ground floor, laundry facilities, heat included, parking,fridge and stove uicluded. Phone 235-0230. (3tfn) APARTMENT in Grand Bend, 2 bedrooms. year round, winterized, unfurnished, 3590.00 includes utilities. Phone after 5 p.m. 439-5327. (3:4c) • 2 BEDROOM CONDO, Grand Bend, close to beads and downtown, pool, recreational canre. 5575 per month. One year lease. Phone519-725-4813. (3-9c) Apartments for Rent One & two bedroom Call Marlene M. Parsons Sales Rep. 235-1304 Extate Realty Inc. Realtor 235-1621 For Rent Maples Hensall - 2 bedroom apartment 1 bedroom apartment Heat included, immediate occupancy Simcoe St. Townhouse, Exeter - 3 bedroom, rec room, 2 bath Newly decorated, immediate occupancy Wellington Place, Exeter - New building, Targe 2 bedroom and one bedroom apartments January 1./92 occupancy - Now offering Discount Rates . Ducharme Investments 236-4230 23,5-3511 HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION invites tenders for NEW LIFT FOR HANDICAPPED ACCESS • Sealed mdivictual tenders properly identiteid for the General Contract for the New Lilt for Handicapped Access at South Huron District.High School, Exeter, Ontario, addressed to The Huron County Board of Education will be received by the office of Kyles. Garratt & Merktevitz. 516 Huron Street, Stretford, Ontario, NSA 5T7 before 2:00 p.m. local time on Thursday, February 13. 1ett2. Bid Bond in the amount of 310.000.00 and consent of Surely to Bond must accompany tender. The successful contractor shall pro- vide a 50% Performance Bond and a Labour and Materials Payment Bond. Tender documents are available at Kyles, Garratt & Marklevitz, 516 Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario, NSA 5T7. Lowest or any tender not neeeseany accepted. Bob Alien Gamier flea Dawson . hair ICOR Rm1T - 1, 2 ; cad 3 beistems S 0l17.. evel a eleble Bemsdiauly. Phase OFF MAIN ST. EXETER • - Newly renovated aeppeattaestt.. Mdse, atm. Utilldes paid. Pboas235.33110. (AMMO ROOMS FOR RENT private bath, all -Sonya 235-2773. (41tn) ONE BACHELOR APARTMENT and ere two bedroom apartment Exeter - Huron Park area. Phone32 5-1921. (3:4c) AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - Sbadcus one bedroom apt. in Crediton. $285.00 per match ppl1uus utilities. No psu. Phone 234 6229after 5p.m. Mtn) 3 BBbROOM HOUSE available Feb: 1st 1600 per month plus utilities. First and last month'ssent. Phone 262-2919. (4c) ONE BEDROOM APT. downtown. Available Feb. 1 includes fridge and stove. 1350 per month plus utilities."Not suitable for children or pets. phone 235-1060. (4tfn0 LARGE LUXURY 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS with thrix appliances • !laundry facilities in each unit. Ground floor -mato avttilahle -Phone 235-2961. (4tfn) 2' Foy Rent THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals, including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films. etc. lCitdten--faolehies available. Phare "''2151)318. (I7tfn) 23 Wonted lo Rem WORKING COUPLE with well behaved dog require house with garage and workshop in quiet scenic conn setting by January 45, Phone .l-672-2682..(3tfn) GOOD CASII CROP LAND 234-6456. (4-7c) IN ACRES OF LAND for potato crop. Phone 235-1579 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. (4:5c) 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS • In the Estate of - MARION ELSIE CARLiLE Late of the Village%of Hensall, County of Huron who died on the 7th day of October, 1991. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 6th day of February 1991, af- ter which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard -only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C. Banister and Solicitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontano NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Executor NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of GERALD LAVERNE FLYNN Late of the Township of Stephen, in the County of -Huron, formerly of the Vil- lage of Hensall, who died on or about the lst day of October, 1991. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to file full particulars of such claims with the un- dersigned on or before the 31st day of January, 1992, after which date the as- -sets of the estate will be distributed having regard -only to the claims then filed. LITTLE &BRANT 71 Main Street N., Exeter, Ontano NOM 1S3 Solicitors for the Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of VERNA GLADYS HILL . Late of the Townieof Exeter, in the Countyof Huron who died on the 29th day ofAugust1991. Creditors and oth- ers having claims against the above es- tate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 30th day of January 1992, af- ter which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to. claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C. Barrister and Solicitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Exectitnx NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In -the Estate of ELIZABETH ELEANOR RILEY All rxxsons having claims against the estate of Elizabeth Eleanor Riley, late of the Town of Exeter in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 1st day of September 1991, are hereby no- tified to send in full particulars of their claims lo the undersigned on or before the 5th day of February, 1992 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then re- ceived. Dated :it Seaforth, Ontario this 10th day of January 1992 McConnell, Stowed &.Dewnattx Barristers. Sc., Seaforth, bntario Solicitors for the executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of- - .• NORAH MARGU$RITE TAYLOR Late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron who died on the 12th day of September, 1991, Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required w.send•fall particu- lars of such claims to the undersigned qn or before the .301h day of January 1992, after which date the estate awns will be distributed having regard only to claims that hive then been received. ROMMT J. DMME; Q.C. Barrister and Sotbitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontario NOM 186 Solicitor for tffe Executrices • Sketches from Usborne 's Yesteryear Submitted by Bev Prost "tis the sea- son of the lin- gering "virus': nagging cough, irrita- ble throat, dripping sinus- es. Just when 0 yEAP one fancily member secins to recover, another succumbs. And so goes the seemingly unending circle while we sigh "it onl) it would freeze up" or3'how long i; it till spring?" as the solution for the disappearance of suspect germs. Be assured, it could be worse:! On Saturday, January 3, 1891 the Medical Officer of Health report indicates the presence of scarlet fe- ver in the house of James Lankin, with a card posted on his gate indi- cating quarantine. An outbieak of diptheria occurred in the township in May 1894, resulting in ttte clos- ing of Elimville and Sunshine churches as well as the Winchelsea school until such time as deemed safe to reopen them, with such be- ing thoroughly disinfected before further use. How to proceed with such a task? By 1903, the Board of Health for the Munieiptdity of lisborne trcog- nized the use of formaldehyde as the best means of disinfectant! A motion passed by the Board re- quired all persons notified by the Board to have their premises disin- fected to have such done by means of the tamps belonging to the mu- nicipality, to be used by. any duly qualified medical practitioner or Group Iookingior more members CLINTON - DIAMONDS- a dif- ferently-abled group - arc looking for more gems. If you're physically challenged in any way, you arc in- vited to attend a meeting on Janu- ary 11 at 10 a.m. in the Winghani Day Care Centre for Seniors (Jose- phine Street), which,is fully access- ible to wheelchairs. Family and friends are welcome, too. A light lunch will be served, and there will be entertainment. Fifty people attended the first Di- amonds meeting in Clinton in No- vcmbpr, but we know there are many more challenged in Huron County and surrounding areas. If you wish to discuss problems you've encountered with transporta- tion, housing, services, etc., or if you want to meet people who share youjconcems, or if you, just want a day out, Diamonds arc eager to in- clude you. The Diamonds are also urging you to attend a meeting of the Board of Health in Goderich on January 15 at I p.m., at which a representative of the Ministry of Transportation will discuss a pro- posed accessible transit system for Huron County. Diamonds will also meet with Ministry of Health offs= cials in Clinton on January 16 at 2 p.m. to learn about the province's new long-term care reform. Both meetings are vital to all physically challenged people. For more information, call the Community Information Services at 1-800-267-0535 (toll free). Watch for hiring quota laws, expert warns VANASTRA - The Ontario gov- ernment's pending Employment Equity legislation is certain to mean problems for small business operators, says human resource specialist Yvonne Fried. Fried, head of the Kenchtul gro- cery store chain human resource department gave this warning to more than 90 Huron County busi- ness people at a Federal Business Development Bank seminar in Va- nastra on January 8. While Fried's seminar focused on Human Rights in hiring and 'firing, she predicted that employers will lace even greater headaches with the Employment Equity legislation. The NDP bill proposes to set tar- gets and goals in public and private businesses to assure employment for more women and minorities. Employment guidelines will be set for certain population areas, and will be -based on percentages of women and minority groups. Fried told her Vanastra audience that the government would take an area, like Huron County, and as- sess the percentage of women, dis- abled persons and visible minori- ties. In turn, , businesses would be required to hire an equivalent per- centage�f its staff using these guideli es. "It throws Human Rights out of the window," Fried said. "Next you'll be told you don't have enough native employees (for in- stance) and you'll have to hire a na- tive in spite of the fact that he may not be best qualified." Ontario Citizenship Minister Elaine Ziemba has said that compa- nies will not be forced to hire quo- tas, but regional guidelines must be followed or heavy fines could be charged. Final bill proposals will detail which companies may be subject to the legislation. Initial proposals call for the law to cover all companies with annual payrolls of more than 5300,000. The bill may cover com- panies with a minimum of 10 em- ployees, or less stringent rules may be applied to small business. Ziemba hopes to present a draft crop of the bill to the provincial Legislature this spring. Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd. Order buyer for fats, feeders and stockers Stockers and Western cattle arriving daily. Sorting cattle for Talbotvllie Livestock Exchange Ltd. on Fridays Restaurant open daly 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. For more inlormation contact: Barry Miller, Owner Manager Office 262.21331, Exeter 235-2717, Kirkton 229-6205, Truck 1-661-8956 / i • tt I Hensall Cattle Co. 263-2619 - Order Buyers for fats, feeders and stockers - Stockers and Western Cattle arriving daily Contact: Office 2$3-2619 Greg Hargreaves Victor Hargreaves A 263-2619 233-7511, some person as named by the Board. Care to call your family doctor and request such a service? Best stick with Mr. Clean, Lysol, or baking soda and a scrub brush to- day! If the remedies of a visit to the doctor or of ingesting bottles of syr- up or pills seem to be providing lit- tle relief from "viral" symptoms, perhaps one of the following reci- pes could be the answer to your ail- ment. If all else faits, some good old-fashioned rest and plenty of fluids may do the trick. Whatever your cure, here's a toast to your good health in '92! Logbooms for safety EXETER - The Morrison Dam Reservoir is receiving a safety face- lift! A Risk Management Study of all Ausablc Bayfield Conservation Authority (ABCA) properties iden- tified the Morrison Dam control structure as a possible hazard area. A physical floating barrier consist- ing of a log boom has been placed in a strategic point near the control structure to keep recreationists away from the spillway. Forest Management of local Conservation and Management Areas provided the Authority with some of the ma- terials to construct the 50 meter chained log boom. The NDP Economic. Stimulus Program provided the Authority' with funding for 85 percent of the cost of the Authority implementing the project. The remaining 15 per- t ent cost of the project will be paid from the ABCA general levy and Special Benefitting Monies provid- ed by the Town of Exeter and Us - borne Township who participate in the maintenance of the Morrison Dam. The Log Boom will pmvide a means of protecting recreationists on the reservoir from getting too close to the control structure spill- way. Mrs. Kirk's Salve (mew ft'e the Hechler etifllt beck - 3/4 pound of Burgundy pitch 6 oz. of beeswax 2 oz. of Olive oil 1 pound of flesh lard Simmer over a slow fire. For ntakfeg the best cough syrups Take I 'til. of boneset, 1 oz. of sli- plery elm bark, 1 oz. of thick lico- rice, 1 oz. of flax seed; simmer to- gether in 2 quarts of water until the strength is entirely extracted. Strain carefully. Add 1 pint of the best molasses and 1/2 pound of loaf sug- ar, simmer them all together and then cool. When cold bottle tight. This is the cheapest, best and safest syrup now (1880's) ever in use. Brinsley trust meeting BRINSLEY - The tenth annual meeting of the Brinsley Communi- ty Tnist was held to direct trust Lund income to community projects and to elect officers, on January '7. They decided to award 51,200 to the McGillivray 150th Anniversary Special Events Committee to fi- nance prizes and recognition plaques for the Sesquicentennial Celebrations to be held on Civic Holiday Weekend 1992. The Trust will also contirliie to sponsor the Brinsley community dinner held each spring in the Township Hall. Since the inception of tiic Brin- sley Trust in 1983, an amount over S10,000 has been corgibutcd to community projects such as the McGillivray Athletic Association, Lieury Memorial Park, refurbishing the McGillivray Township Hall, the McGillivray history book pro'ect and the McGillivray Community barbecue held last Civic Holiday weekend. Officers for 1992 arc President Charles Corbett, Past President An- drew Dixon, Secretary Wesley Hodgson, Treasurer Douglas Lee and Co-ordinator Harvey Hodgins. Things are buain' in the WANT ADS Phone 235-1331 RICHARD LOBB AUCTION r'ALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 Sat., Feb. 1 at 10:30 a.m. 103 acres of land known as Lot 6, Con. 9 Turnberry Township. Ap- prox. 7 kms. east of Wingham. Then at 11:15 a.m. 2940 sq. ft. concrete building on 12 acre lot, plus vacant property 198 x 330 ft. both in the Village of Wroxeter for the County of Huron. Phone524-7412 for information. rAldnAli) SYSTEMS Quality Gran Storage Drying & Hand ing Products .DESIGN • SALES • SERVICE • a 1' r 1 at 11 We wi • _ • tapers ng a we no Auf tl oneers - Bob Heywood, 235.0874 Burt Lobb 482-9377 a.m. at Sout H ton xe er es a e ,fine china and glass. This is an excel - uron -_ .. _,;1 . • • um . •s appliances, antiques, collectibles lent well kept offering. Watch next weeks paper for a full listing. ESTATE AUCTION To be held at the Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for the estate of Eve- lyn Schroeder plus additions. Saturday January 25 at 10 a.m. SNOWMOBILES - 1981 Arctic Cat Jag 3000 free air run 1290 miles, 1981 Arctic Cat Panteera 5000 oil injected, run 790 miles, both look like new and have heated handle bars. OTHER - 3/4 HP stool cutting band saw (good one), electric furnace 2 yr. old. ANTIOUE FURNITURE, APPLIANCES - 1925 wooden rocking horse, pressbaok nursing rocker, antique parlour stove. large antique drop front desk, antique toy bunk post card album dated early 19008, dining table with 4 loaves and grossed pattern skirt, wooden highchair, iron bed with brass knobs 6 matching wooden chairs, 3 piece bedroom suite, modern oval coffee table with marble inset top and matching end tables Tike new; Modern chesterfield and chair, modern china cabkaet, Danby 7500 BTU air conditioner, approx. 4 yr. old, Filter Queen vacu- um cleaner with power head, Eureka carpet sweeper, floor model col- our TV, small ,apt. size _ghost freezer, older fridge, small chrpme 4 modern wpoden chairs, humidifier oodar chest, single water t office desks, 4 office °halms, baby drib, --youth bed, 2 mattresses, 2 floor model hl lis, crooks and jugs, marble double sink, vankyowmR cupboard. and bottom, 2 dressers, exercise hike, r ita small dishes, a !Aaiay ori °ef0orHoteribbirlpidG.rnlbowi, l !ult bopud nappies, mustaw oq sic etc., Gooey 8412 gait. shot gun, 22 rifle plus many items too nurner- ous to Terme: t °t>rgtla tN prp�pr I t MiafYN�RIholMfd Lobb 462.7i0a Canton