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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-02-26, Page 20Nage 20 1 imes-Advocate, February 26, 1992 20 Property 101 ke '1W0 BB4AOOM APARTMENTS. Available lrtwediately. $275. plot 8,810 - Wath one year lease.(!ai 'NW 1-6611-6585 - 9 am. to S p.m. or 233.3497. (50afer) 2 BEDROOM APART ENT in Baster, dean, washer, dryer hookup. Paved peeking 8485.00. per mr** Hoene 235-1449 or 235=195O.(51tfn) ONE AND TWO BEDROOM apartments Mn* n tenth flu. Phone atter 6 pm 262.2612. (Itfn) EOR RENT - HENSALI. - targe 2 bedsoam apt., 2 years old oak cabinets, 4 . bath, fridge and non per month plus utilities Phone 2364961. Min) ONE AND TWO BEDROOM apartment available now. Ground floor, - laundry facilities; beat inekided, pasking,fridge and asoveindnsded. Phone 235-0230. (3tfn) 2 BEDROOM CONDO, Grand Bend, close to beads end downtown, pool, recreational centre. S575 per month. One year lease. Phone 519423-4813. (3-9c) ONE BEDROOM API'- downtown Available Feb. 1 includes fridge and stove 3350 per month plus utilities. Na suitable for duldren or pets. phone 235.1060. (4tfnt/. --'LARGE LUXURY 2 'BEDROOM APARTMENT'S with three appliances Laundry faahues in each unit. ()round floor units available. Phone 235-2961. (4tfro EXETER - One bedroom apartment stove and fudge, wash and dryer, gas heat, excellent coidiuon. 5350.00 plus utilities Phone 235-2252. (San) SPACIOUS SUITE RETREAT You will enjoy the 2 large bedrooms with Jarge closets, separate' den and storage room ensude Includes full size appliances and skylight in diningroom. Call Marlene M. Parsons, Sales Rep. 235-1304 Extate Realty Inc. Realtor 235-1621 For Rent Wellington Place, Exeter - New building, large 1 and 2 bedroom apartments - Hurry, only 4 units left Maples Hensall - 2 bedroom apartment - 1 bedroom apartment Heat included • All units immediate occu- pancy • Offering discount rates Ducharme Investments 236-4230 235-3511 Township of Tuckersmith GRAVEL TENDER 1992 CONTRACT NO. 91 -001 -TT Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the under- signed until 11:00 a.m on Tuesday. March 10, 1992 for the crushing and dekvery o1 approximately 13.000 cubic yards of Granular A stock pile. A break- er must be used Tenders must be sub- mitted on the Township tender norms available from the undersigned The lowest or any yonder not necessar- ily aocepled. All lenders subject to the approval of the Ministry of Transportation Doug Poulton Road Supennlendent Egmondvtlle, Ontanc NOK 1G0 519-522.1838 or 519.482.9523 EX87BR 'Ntwirsai sea daro'tallwan lower , glass to AowtMswn lltilltiss itnldsd. Arsine Not Not salable for psis. Pbau.. 2. rib) WRYER - Oieued Boor two batesewa ipso went newly teneviesd, close to downtown. Phone 236-7714 o4 236-7431 Aare p.m. (9-11c) LARGE PARM HOUSE, approx. 7 wiles east of Exeter. Available mid March. References teemedApply w Box 32, Advocate. Exeter Times , Box 850, Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S6. (9:10•) 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT in duplex in Exeter. 3350 per month plus utilities. Call Heather Roger Broker, X235-1732, EMU /Leahy Inc. Realtor 235-1621. (9tfn) STOREFRONT' LOCATION an Main Si. Cheat display window. Calor deiails u 235.1918 or 235-0739 after six. (9:10c) BACHELOR APARTMENT - 424 Main Suver $445.00 monthly. Includes heat end utilities. Please supply inferences. Cali 235-1331. Ask for Don Smith. (9x) IPPERWAS}I Bt:ACII - Brand new 3 bedroom cottage for rem 5650.00 per month plus utibttes with option to buy $139,900. Kitchen, living, laundry, large garage, all within walking ditnnce of -the beach. Call (519) 271-1242 or 271.6407. (6-9c) 21 Fcr ken 1'HE "OLD TOWN HALL auditorium for renals, - including weddings, Meetings, banquet mom. Lectures, exhibitions. films, etc. Kitchen facilities available Phone 235-0318. (1711n) CENIRALIA 3 morn apartment furnished. heated, suitable for isngle or student Available immediately Phone 228-6867. (9c) 23 Wanted 1 o Ren! WORKING COUPLE with well behaved dog require house with garage and workshop m quiet scenic country setting by January 15. Phone 1-672-2682. (3tfn) CASH CROI' LAND Centralia-Herisall area. Paying 5200.00 per acre. Reply to Hox 311', c/o limes Advocate, Box 850, Exeter NOM IS6. (9-12c) 24 Properly Wanted EXETER - Bungalow or 1 112 storey home in quiet area. Need main floor bedroom and bath. Prefer separate dining area. Phone 571-1821.(8:9c) 26 Legal Notice NOTICE TO CREDIT(JRS In The Estate of WILLIAM GUSTAV NORDSTROM Late of the Township of Bosanquet, County of •Lambton who died on the 28th day of November 1991. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the under- signed on or before the 12th day of March 1992. after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been re- ceived. ROBERT J. DEANE, O.C. Barrister & Solicitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Executrix Tenders Invited The Ausable-Bayfield Con- servation Authority (ABCA) invites tenders for the follow- ing vehicles: • one down -size pickup truck • one full size pickup truck • one full size utility van Tender specifications maybe received from John Schwindt; Extension Services Manager at the Administration Office, Mornson Dam Conservation Area, R.R. #3, Exeter, NOM 1S5, 235-2610. Tenders must be received at the ABCA Administration cen- tre by noon (local time), March 18. 1992. EXETER STONEYRIDGE ESTATES New Home for Sale - . 2205 sq. ft. • 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths • Oak cupboards • Gas fireplace • Open oak staircase qjh • Cathedral Ingroom • Double garage • Interlocking brick driveway • Sodded and landscaped PRIVATE SALE CONTACT Stoneyridge Developments Inc. Jack Taylor 235-3293 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The Erelete of -ALLAN WILLIAM BECKER Late of the Village of Zurich. County of Huron who died on the 20th day of July 1991. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are re- Rutred to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 12th day of March 1992. after which date the estate assets will be dis- tributed having regaid only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DIANE, O.C. Barrister & Solicitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The Estate of WILLIAM ARTHUR STURDEVANT Late of the Village of Grand Bend in the County of Lambton who died on the 29th day of -October 1991. Creditors -and-others-having claims -against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the under signed on or before the 12th day of March 1992, after which.date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been re- ceived. ROBERT J. DEANE, O.C. Barrister-& Solicitor 417 Main Street Exeter, Ontario . NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS In The Estate of EVELYN MARJORIE SCHROEDER Late of the Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron. All persons having claims against the Estate of the above- named deceased, who died on or about the 15th day of December, 1991, are hereby notified to forward full particu- lars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of March, 1992, after which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to the claims of which notice has been re- ceived. DONNELLY & MURPHY 18 The Square Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y7 Solicitors of the Estate Grand Bend Scouts honour founders GRAND BEND - The Scouting movement celebrated the birthdays of their founders, Lord and Lady Baden-Powell last week with a ban quer at Royal Canadian Legion Branch #498 of (;rand Bend. ()vet 90 children, their parents and sib- lings and their leaders attended die evert, with boys and girls from Sparks, Brownies, Guides, Ptllth- finder,, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts represented there. After a fine potluck meal, Brown- ie Leader Margret Breuer intro- duced •Legion President Ron Crown, who 'made a donation of S1000 to area scouts and guides. The money will be split 50/50 be- tween the boys and girls groups. Guide leader Josey Brittain thanked the Guides for decorating and set- ting up the Legion Hall. The leaders were all introduced Brinsley 4H 13y Jennifer Hodgson BRINSLEY - On February 18 the Brinsley 4-H club held their_. second meeting at Bensley -United Church. The president led us through the 4-H pledge and the old and new business. The group decid- ed that they would be called the "Energizers". For the roll call, which was "Finish a rhyme", they had many interesting ranswers. Leader Nicole Vannistle had a quiz and a game for the members to play. Then Junior Leader Jana Lyn Rowe gave her presentation on "Recycling". The club then got into little groups and talked about packaged items and answered questions which asked if there was too much packaging and what could be done to change it. Every group had ver: interesting answers that were help- ful and useful. The group then ate the snack and drink prepared by Andrea and Crystal Lee and Val Ryan. The meeting was adjourned by our pres- ident Julie Jones. Casting call for Sound of Music GRAND BEND - The Sound of Music is the opening show at the Huron Country Playhouse this sea- son and a casting callhas been an- nounced by Artistic Director Tony Lloyd. "We are looking to cast 30 nuns for this show, all shapes, all sizes and all ages." says Lloyd. "This fulfills the Playhouse mandate to involved the local community in our production." Kate Burnett, Business Manager Drop-in Centre news EXETER - Leona Hern with •team members Muriel Marshall, Len McNaughton and Marion Port- er thought they had a comfortable lead until Charles Tindall and team -members Mildred Thomson, Helen Hindle and Lome Marshall scored four in the last end to tie the game at 8-8 in carpet bowling last week at the Exeter Youth Centre. In the second game, Helen Hin- dle with teammates Wilma Davis, Lorne Porter and Marion Porter won over Ray Smith and his team- mates, Philip Hern, Muriel Mar- shall and Lorne Marshall by a score of 9-3. In the non -bias bowl court, Lome Porter and Wilma Davis were vic- torious against Ray Smith and Phil- ip Hem in the first game while Charles Tindall and Maishall Dear- ing won over Len McNaughton and Leona Hem in the last game. Tai Chi classes at eleven ended the ac- tivities for this week. The drop-in centre is held at the Lion's Youth Centre every Thursday starting shortly after 9 a.m. at the Playhouse said resumes will be accepted by mail only and will :be accepted up to April 1, 1992. In- tterested applicants .should have dance and singing experience -arid -should be prepared to sing one of the songs from the show.. Resumes should include a photograph and a list of related experience. Auditions will be held in late April . The Sound of Music was origi- nally presented by Leland Howard, Richard Halliday and Rodgers and Hammerstein, and starred Mary Martin first opened in New York City on November 15, 1959 and ran for 1,443 performances. It won six Tony awards including best mu- sical and filet version starring Julie Andrews won the Academy Award for Best Filni of 1965. It features well-known songs such as Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Edeleweiss and of course the Sound of Music. Huron County Production of the Sound of Music is sponsored by Big V Drug Stores and opens to the public June 16 and runs to July 4. (AL•mnR) simin MUMS LTD Quality Grain Storage Drying & Hand ing Products ,DESIGN • SALES* SERVICE /AL-MAilIRaOgMt244 AIN aral�iia LTD. Si W. Bast E ETER.ONTAROO NW1 Phone Bus. (559) 235-1910 Jam. (619) 235-2018 ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER FLOORING GSM TRACTORS- HIP92/7 To supply labour, material and equipment as and when re- quired to refinish hardwood floors in residential units. (Approx. two per month). PAINTING CONTRACTORS - HIP92/8 To supply labour and material as and when required to com- plete interior painting in "unoccupied" residential units. (Approx. two per month). t, , Individual Sealed Tenders for each of the above contracts will be received until 12;00 noon on Monday March 16, 1992. Interested companies wishing to view residential units should meet at the ODC office 10:00 a.m. on Friday March 6, 1992. Tender documents may be obtained from the Ontario Develop- ment Corporation, Huron Park, Ontario NOM 1 Y0. The lowest or any tender not necessarily acceptable. Ministry 01 Industry, Trade and Technology and asked to come to the front ft r flowers and a round of applause as thanks for all their dedication, time and talents to help area youngsters. Beavers: Marlene Love, John Lovc, Bev Brown, and Judi de - Lange. Cubs: Larry Parks, Jerry Vanbruaerte, and helper Mark Hey- wood. Scouts: Simon Baarbe, Steve Riddell and Mark Sereda. Sparks: Valerie Martens, Brovwhies: Margrit Bever and Annette Stover Guides Josey Brittain and assistant: Tracey Stier. Pathfinders: Zelda lnthout. Cub leader Jerry Vanbruanc AIS"itil:illbEts T11`gIC-1tilEiits Group Commitee Ibi all ,Their wait, and than Iced Rev. Colin Sto- w and Pother Paul Beek for their help M preparing die "Religion In Life Badgt o course. The event was also attended by Area Commission- er tan Withers of Girl Guides. It was a joyous, if rather noisy, cele- bration of the scouting movement for all, complete with iced cakes and a "happy birthday" sung for its founders, Lord and Lady Baden- Powell. Recipients of special awards from the Winter Carnival Com- mittee last Thursday evening were these four who have provid- ed services to the carnival in past years. Dan Thornton (!eft) received an award- for moving snow Wr the International sculpting competition, Doug Jennison wa recognized for fill- ing the sculpture molds, Dan Stanlake received his for build- ing the boxes in past years. Norman Johnston (right) was re- warded for supplying vehicles from Grand Bend Plymouth Chrysler for use during the carnival. • • • *Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd. Order buyer for fats, feeders and stockers Stockers and Western Cattle arriving daily. Sorting cattle for Talbotvllle Livestock Exchange Ltd. on Fridays Restaurant open daily 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. For more information contact: Barry Miller, Owner Manager Office 262-2831, Exeter 235-2717, Kirkton 229-6205, Truck 1-661-8956 FA V U •V_ U U_ ) Coulter Auction s 294-0585 Parkhill 294-6164 We will be having a number of interesting auctions including our annual spring Consignment auction. If you .are,.considering an auction give us a call for -excellent service add -reasonable rates. Good dates still available If you don't liave enough to make a sale call us and we will include your articles on one of our sales. For top prices get "Action by Auction" Bruce Coulter Brett Coulter 30 Years Experience Hensall Cattle Co. 263-2619 - Order Buyers for fats, feeders and stockers - Stockers and Western Cattle arriving daily Contact: Office 263-261.9 Greg Hargreaves Victor Hargreaves 263-2619 233-7511 DENFIELD LIVESTOCK SALES LTD. Annual Fat Cattle Show & Sale Saturday March 21 Cattle judged and sold in groups of five Luncheon 12 - 2, at 1:00 p.m. John Pickering will give a presentation in the ring on the new grading system for slaughter cattle. Sale at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. For information or sorting call the yards -- 666-1140 Brett Coulter Bruce Coulter 294-6164 294-0585 Mobile 649-8164 Fax 666.1143 Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235-0874 evening iBurt Lobbyy482-9377 . friday SouthHuronRec Centre 28 ,Exner We will bo dispersing the contents of a well kept Cherryhill Apt. along with additions from the estate of the late P. Dorey HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES Solid maple round dining table with 6 matching chairs, maple chest of drawers, lovely maple hutch and buf- fet, 2 excellent chesterfield suites, several upholstered chairs, antique wood and cushion settee and chair, several dressers, hump back trunk, small wood and glass curio cabinet, small antique table, open washstand, 30" elec. range, auto washer and dryer, good chest freez- er, antiquepas lamp, captains chair, antique Okla bad, hanging oil lamp with amber shade, piano stool, bridge lamp, pressback nursing rocker, several oil lamps, counter scales, commode, metal Cola sign, milk cans, school desk, china and glass incl. frosted lion compote, germany, depression, Occ. Japan, wooden works hanging clock with stone weights, B "8 D jig saw, -Tee Bird- pedal car, antique sleigh, 2 double beds with good mattresses, humidifier, several lamps, mirrors, pictures, small appliances, old radio, insulated stove pipe (several lengths), ram style water pump, books and hundreds of useful and in- teresting items. NOTE: Household and antique auction, Sat., March 14. Accepting consignments of good clean furnishings.