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For Rent
Wellington Place,
Exeter
New commercial unit
approx 1000 sq. h.
Suitable for legal, ac-
counting real estate or
secretariat pool office.
Will assist on first start
up.
Ducharme
Investments
236-4230 235-3511
HURON• COUNTY
• BOARD OF EDUCATION
invites tenders tor
PHASE ONE AND TWO
• ALTERATIONS
to
CENTRAL HURON
SECONDARY SCHOOL
Clinton, Ontario
Sealed tenders addressed to The
Huron County Board of Education
will be received at the office of
Kyles, Garratt d Marktevitz, 516
Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario N5A
5T7, until 1:00 p m on Tuesday,
December 22, 1992
Bid Bond in the amount of
645,000.00 is required to accompa-
ny tender. Successful bidder will be
required to provide 50%
Performance Bond and 50% Labour
and Material Payment Bond
A limited number of tender docu-
ments will be available December 9,
1992 to General Contractors only
from the office of Kyles. Garratt &
Maik evitz. upon deposit of certified
cheque in the amount of $100.00.
set
LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT
NECESSARILY ACCEPTED
•Bea Dawson / e
Chair
B Allan
Director.
Price
Adjustment on
Mini -Sheds
Due to more efficient as-
sembly methods we are
able tQ.cifferthe same
High Quality, Low Main-
tenance Garden Sheds
at Lower Prices for '93
' WE now have pre-cut kits
that you can assemble
Save even more!
Christmas Special
10% off retail prices,
plus we pay the' G.S.T.
and free delivery on all
units ordered by Dec.
31, 1992.
Example
10'6 x 10'6 Hip roof •
shed Was $1495.00
Now $1345.0.0.
Pius PST 109.60
Delivered
Price $1452.60
CONSTRUCTION
" Ken McCann
234-6401
Deric McCann
235-3016
90 Prori rty Frf Rent
ONE BEDROOM apartment in Lucan
5350.00 per month. Utilities included.
Pthone23S-2965 or 227-4049. (41ttn)
2 BEDROOM HOUSE TRAILER
Available Dec. 1, I mile north of Exetet.
235-2184 or 237.3641. (34Kn)
B XETER - Two bedroom apartments,
fridge and stove included. Extra options
available. w & d, d/w, a/c. Call Elaut
Haven Apts. 235-0349 or 262-2401. (4411n)
HENSAU. • 1 bedroom walk-in rpt
suitable for single person. Heat, hydro
included. $330/month. Available
immediately.Phone235-2420. (50tfn)
2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW in Bayview
Subdivision. Close to lake, electric heat,
fridge and stove available. No pets 5445.00
r month plus utilities. Phone 236-4607.
per
GRAND BF.ND • 2 bedroom condo on
River Rd 3 appliances, fireplace. fully
furnished. Mature ran -smoking tenants
5700 plus utilities 1-519-542-9357 - 6 p.m.
to 8 p.m.. (44tfn)
I, 2. 3 BEDROOM apartments available
tmmediate(y. One month free. Phone
235-0956or 235-0512. (45tfn)
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT, ground
floor, downtown Hensall, carpeted, bright.
paved perking. TV cable, special rate for
seniors. "I3th Month Rent Free". Phone
262-2230. (45-50c)
BACHELOR AND ONE BEDROOM
APT No lease. Reasonable. Fridge and
stove, parking and • laundry • Phone
235-1497, (46tfn)
TW() BEDROOM. large livingroom,
kitchen and bath. Campktely redecorated.
S375.00 r. Main floor - Adults - liwy. 4
south of Exeter 235-0392.
HENSAU. - 1 and 2 bedroom apartments
tuning al 5288/month plus utilities.
Includes stove, fridge, heat and hot water.
Available immediately. Call 262-3146.
(47tfn)
HOME: FOR RENT - Rural setting on
Huron St. East on paved road. 3 bedroom
with attached garage. Available Feb. 1 Cal/
235-0800. Ask for Clary-(47tfn)
LUCAN - Newly renovated heated 2
bedroom aparanent, fridge and stove
included. Phone 471-7773. (49tfn)
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, one month
fttc. 5380/ month plus hydro, wr
Clandeboye. 681-6569 or 227-1107
(49 50c)
ONE. BEDROOM APARTMENT -
Available immediately located in Exeter
Contact National Trust 235-0530. (49nno
►'rope..Iy For RPT-'
8XI f'R - one bedroom, ground floor
apartment available January 1. Referma.,
Nopets. Phone 235-3114. (690n)
DELUXE 2 BEDROOM apartment
includes fridge, stove. family morn with
fireplace. new carpet throughout. 5573.00
per month. Available immediately. aL
Jerry or Gary 2354)800 before 6 p.m
(fin)
SUBLET - large clean 2 bedroom
apartment, fridge and stove included.
$375.00 per month utilities extra. Available
Jan. I. Plane 235-3741. (49•,50•)
SMALL 3 BEDROOM HOUSE in Exeter
5523.00 per month plus utilities Phone
235-3496. (50c)
4 BEDROOM • HOUSE, 2 bathrooms,
downtown m Ailsa Craig, laundry hookup
available. $590. Phone 349-2687. (50:S1c)
SiDE BY SiDIi DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms
and den. References. Phone 235.0138
(50tfn)
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT suitable
for single person. Stove and fridge suppled
Heated Available immediately our seven
days notice. 5304 per month. Phone
235-1354. (50tfn)
LARGE ONE BEDROOM apartment in
(Actin . Phone 246-1108. (50:51c) _
ONE: BEDROOM APARTMENT ut
Exeter. Available Jan. 1/93. 5290.00 plus
hydro. Ground level. 235-1547 prior to 8:30
p.m. (50tfn)
LUCAN - 3 bedroom apartment. Close to
downtown. Available now. 5400 plus
utilities. Fridge and stove supplied. Phone
227-4352.(50:51c)
EXETER - 3 bedroom townhouse. Simcoe
St. 236-4230 or 235-3511. (50tfn)
21 For Ren;
THE "OLD TOWN HALL auditonum fur
rentals, including weddings, meetings,
banquet roan, lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc Kitchen facilities available Phone
235-0318. (1711n)
EXETER MINI STORAGE has various
spaces to tent from 25 to 1500 sq. ft. Some
heated Phone 215 0336 anytime (50-52c)
classifieds
Phone
235-1331
Get ready for winter storms
What would you do if your car
gets stuck on the road in the cold
of winter? How are you going to
keep warm? How could you have
avoided getting stuck in the first
place? ,
If you know the answers to these
questions, then you're probably
quite well prepared for winter driv-
ing. but if you don't know the an-
swers. then you should read this
advice from Emergency Prepared-
ness Canada -the fe4ezal.organiza-
tion responsible for advancing civ-
il preparedness for emergencies of
all typcs.
You might consider membership
in the Canadian Automobile Asso-
ciation. If you do a lot of winter
driving in isolated regions, you
might also consider having a Citi-
zen's Band radio or a cellular
phone.
Heed the warnings
Turn on the radio and listen to
the local weather forecasL If you
hear warnings of winter weather
conditions for blizzards, heavy
snow, freezing rain or drizzle, cold
waves and winds, then maybe you
shouldn't venture out on the high-
way.
Know the hazards
• Blizzards - a combination of
falling, blowing, drifting snow,
high winds, low visibility, cold
temperatures (less than -10 de-
greesC); durauon - six hours or
more.
• Heavy snow. 15 cm. or more in
12 hours.
• Freezing rain. An icc storm
coating roads, trees, overhead
wires, etc. with icc.
• Winds. The cause of blizzard
conditions, drifting, reduced visi-
bility and wind chill effects.
Weather offices issue warnings
when a wind chill (rate of cooling)
RE/MAX BLUEWATER REALTY INC.
a
• ' •,softs
Sales Representative
Doug Pedlar Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Biuewater Realty
Inc. is pleased to announce that Marlene Parsons has
joined the RE/MAX Bluewater team.
Marlene is a highly successful and respected real estate
sales representative with over 5 years experience in real es-
tate sales.
On behalf of Marlene, we would like to welcome all of her
clients, friends and associates to call her anytime at 235-
3777 or drop in at our new Exeter office.
RE/MAX Bluewater Realty Inc.
396 Main Street South, Exeter, Ontario
of 2.000 watts per square metre is
expected. This is cold enough to
freeze a person's face in less than a
minute.(Equivalcnt to -40 dc-
greesC).
Winter travel kit checklist
For country driving put a winter
storm kit in the trunk of your car.
Even for city driving you should
have some of these items with you:
Shovel, we scraper and brush,
sand (or kiuy liner, which is lighter
.and.doesn'Irfreeze), tow chant -flash --
light, warning light or road flares,
extra winter clothing and footwear,
emergency food and water pack.
booster cables, compass, road maps,
first-aid kit, matches in a waterproof
container. knife, candle in deep can
(to warm hands, heat a drink or to
use as an emergency light(, methyl
hydrate (for fuel line and windshield
de-icing), axe or.ltatchet, fur extin-
guisher, pliers, blankets or rugs --
space blankets take up little room.
When you travel
• Drive with caution. Measure
your speed to conditions. Be defen-
sive. Don't press on. If -the going
gets tough, turn back or seek refuge.
Try to keep to main toads. Make
sure you have ample gasoline. Don't
be foolhardy. Keep your radio tuned
to a local station for weather advice.
If you get trapped
Don't panic. Avoid over-exertion
and exposure. Shovelling and biller
cold can kill. Stay in your car. You
won't get lost and you'll have shel-
ter. Keep fresh air in your car. Open
a window on the side sheltered from
the wind. Run your motor sparingly.
Beware of exhaust fumes; ensure
the exhaust pipe is not blocked by
snow. (Remember - you can't smell
carbon monoxide fumes!) You can
run the car engine about 10 minutes
ever half how' -- as long as your ex-
haust system is working well. Set
out warning lights or flares. Put on
the dome light. Overuse of head-
lights niay run down your battery.
Exercise your limbs, hands and feet
vigorously. Keep moving and don't
'fall asleep. Keep watch for traffic or
searchers.
Dressing for the cold
Put on a hat as well as extra socks
and mittens. Without a hat, you can
lose up to 60 percent of your body
heat. Add extra outer wear, or a pair
of coveralls as the extras layers of
clothing will trap warm air near the
body, acting as insulation. (Cau-
tion: do not drink alcohol in bitter
cold as it lowers the body tempera-
ture.)
26 Lego) Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of
GEORGE HARVEY GODSOLT
Deceased
AU deans against the Estate of George Har-
vey Godbolt, late c4 the Village of Centralia,
Township of Stephat and County of Huron
and Province of Ontario, who died on or
shout the 25th of October 1992, must be
filed with the undersigned on or before the
29th day of January, 1993.
After that date, the Estate will be distributed
with regard only to the claims of which the
undengiend shall then have notice and the
undersigned will not be liable to any person
of whose claim he shall not then have no -
rale
DA77il) at Goderich, Ontario, this 3rd day
of December. 1992
lelean Pullman and Thomas Troyan
by their solicitors,
Messrs. Troyan 6 Fincher
44 North Street, P.O. Box 97
Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5
Board ponders
modified
school year
CLINTON - The Huron County
Board of Education (HCBE), is
currently reviewing the possibility
of a modified school year. after re-
ceiving information from the Min-
isUy 0: Education regarding .the
school year calendar.
Information was received by the
Education Committee who present-
ed their report during the regular
meeting of flit HCBE Monday af-
ternoon u► Clinton.
The committee also received the
results of a survey completed for
the Huron -Perth Roman Catholic
Separate School Board.
( onsruerauon is being given tt•
the development of a school year
which would include a two-week
March Break, already being con-
sidered by the Catholic board.
A modified school year would
have many effects on areas such as
contracts, PD days, administration,
job sharing, float staff and student
umc in school. It was felt by the
committee, at this time, that the
school system should be•moving to-
wards an increase in the number of
instructional days.
The committee will receive pro-
posals from administration at the
January meeting. These proposal,
wilt include consideration of a one-
week versus a two-week break, as
well as the impact on transportation
COSts
Festival
shows figures
STRATFORD - General Manag-
er Gary Thomas announced Friday
the final revenue figures for inc
Stratford Fesuval's 40th Season.
The six-month season, which en-
compassed a total of 565 -perfor-
mances of 13 productions in three
theatres. earned gross box office
revenue of 515,080,883. Despite
the poor economic climate that has
persisted throughout 1992, this fig-
ure represents a marginal decline
of only 3 percent in comparison to
gross box office receipts from the
previous season. Total attendance
for -this past season's productions
totalled 443,50, a 7 percent de-
crease from 1991 admissions.
In analyzing the end -of -season
insults, Thomas noted that 60 per-
cent of the 35,000 decrease in at-
tendance can be attributed to lower
participation by schools and
groups. In comparison to the 1991
season, 15 percent fewer schools
and groups attended Fesu(al pro-
ductions throughout 1992. Thomas
observed that, "this decrease rc-
IICCLS tighter economic times for
scbool boards and the continuing
impact of the recession in Canada
and the United States on tour oper-
ators."
The 1992 box office results also
offered several reasons for celebra-
tion, with many of the 40th season
productions exceeding expecte
tions. The productions of Romeo
and Juliet at the Festival Theatre
and Gilbert and Sullivan's H.M.S.
Pinafore at the Avon Theatre both,
for example, surpassed the
100,000 attendance (nark and
earned a combined total of S8.2
million in ticket sales. Three pro-
ductions - Uncle Vanya, Shirley
Valentine and Bonjour, la, Bon-
jour - staged at the Tom Patterrain
'Iiheatre (the smallest of the Festi-
val's three venues) also garnered
better than expected audiences.
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For Lease
EXETER - Up to 10,000 eq ft.
Incl. office, Industrial unit for
lease. Suitable -for tight or heavy
industrial or warehousing, roll up
and dock, Highway *83. Call
John at Allen Management &
Consulting 235-1630, after 6'00
p.m. call 235-3521.
EXETER - 1,380 sq. ft office
space for lease, Highway 083
Available November 1, 1992.
Call John at Allen Management
& Consulting 235-1530, after
6:00 p.m. call 235-3521.
Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874
Burt Lobb 482-9377
Tliureday December 10 at fr p.m.
at South Huron Roc Centre, Exefer
Dispersing contents from' Parkhill and Auburn homes along with con-
signments from several local homes and estates. This is our final sale
before Christmas.
PARTIAL LISTING: Queen Anne style dining table, china cabinet, buf-
fet, washstand, 3 pc. bedroom suite with boxspring and mattress, sin-
gle bed, single waterbed, auto washer and dryer, 2 - 30" elec. ranges,
sofa bed, love seat, old jam cupboard, 4 hoop back chairs, set of plank
seat kitchen chairs (Refinished), chesterfields, nice lamp and plant ta-
bles, vanity, upholstered chairs, sideboard, Electrolux rug shampooer,
chest freezer, sewing table, coffee table, down draft woodstove with 2
glass doors, lawn furniture, oil lamps, cast iron items, kitchenware.
small appiiernces, china and glass, decoys, console coloured TV. sever-
al lots of toys and collectible items, sheet music, 3 drawer ash chest
students desk, 4 pc. bedroom suite and hundreds of lots of brie brac
and misc. items.
NOTE: Book your 1993 house and farm auctions now. Severer goou
dates left.
Western Ontario Region Pony Club Announce.
An auction and consignment sale of horse iiia
pony equipment - both new and used.
Date and Time:
April 18th (Sunday) 9 a.m. doors open; 10 a.m. auction
starts. Consignments accepted on Sat. April 17th 10 a n . 4
p.m. (or if before this date contact Dale Pack for arrange
ments to be made - 519-833-2068).
Location:
St. Johns Kilmarnock School near Maryhill (1/2 mite north of
Hwy. 7 on regional rd. 30. Watch for Petrocan statiuc. tar
tween Kitchener and Guelph). Signs will be poste°
Articles involved (new and used):
Horse trailers, riding clothing, tack of all sorts, grooming
equipment, blankets, pony carts. books on horses, feeo and
supplies. All horse related items are open for consideration
by our committee.
- Donations of products or articles very welcome.
This is guaranteed to be a huge assortment of new and used
horse and pony equipment of all kinds. Cash or -certified
cheque only please. Food booth available.
For more information on this auction call 519-833-2068 wale
Pack).
LARGE AUCTION SALE
Mig welder, tools, antiques, furniture. horse drawn cutter, appliances,
etc. to be held at Lobb's Auction Budding in Clinton for local consignors.
Saturday, December 12 - 10 a,m.
TOOLS - EFAB compact 200 ECF mig welder used approx 101) hrs ,
table saw and 4" planer on stand, new Craftsman router, router bits 2
cordless screw drivers, screw gun, electric impact, belt sander nearly
new, electric sanders, hand tools, 2 sump pumps, antique buggy lantern
etc. V type 3 PTH snow thrower.
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES ETC. 2 NEW CHESTERFIELDS AND
CHAIRS, 2- NEW WING CHAIRS, NEW RECLINERS, horse. drawn
cutter. new hockey net, curio cabinet, china cabinet, modern pine hutch
china cabinet, 2 portable colour TVs, 2 combination childs desks and
book shelves, like new, corner china cabinet, 9 piece dining suite.
matching dresser and bed with double box spring and mattress, 3/4 size
bed and mattress, single box spring and mattress, chesterfield with pull
out bed like new, Older chester bed, French Provincial chesterfield and
chair, 6 yrs. old, like new, davenport, 2 antique settees. and side chairs.
2 washstands. treadle sewing machine, 2 wicker rockers. small spinning
wheel, childs press back rocker, antique press.pattern shelf etock, mod-
ern maple desk, apt. size chest freezer. cedar chests, antique dresser.
floor lamps, school desks, bedding. dishes, small appliances, plus marry
items too numerous to`mention. A nice clean °tiering.
TERMS: Cash
AUCTIONEER
Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
Turn our items into cash -sell by auction, 5000 sq. ft. auction build-
ing, sales held all year round, 25 yrs. experience. Call Richard
Lobb, the Auctioneer now - 482-7898
serinIsmonseas
.IFF'S SALES OF LANDS
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued
out of the Ontario Court (General Division), wherein 53.1438
ONTARIO LIMITED is the plaintiff and 598107 ONTARIO LIMIT
ED arid PETER OUD are the Defendants and to me directed
against the real and personal property of PETER GERARD
OUD, I have seized and taken in execution all the • rgo? .rti(,
and interest of the said PETER GERARD OUD h . a, uC, ft t. to .01
lowing described property
Part of Lot 19 and Lot 20, Plan 4, designated as Part 3 or,
Reference Plan 25R-3096, in the village of Grand Bend, in the
County of Lambton.
Being the lands described in Instrument Number 58812 i rn
the Lambton Land Registry Office No. 25, on the 3rd day of
December, 1986, known municipally as 72 Lakeside Circle,
Grand Bend, Ontario NOM 110.
I will offer for sale by public duction at my office it, the Court
House, 700 N. Christina Street, Sarnia, Ontario, on Wedries
day, December pith, 1992, at 11. a.m.
TERMS: Cash or certified cheque
Deposit 10% of bid price at time of sale
Ten days to arrange financing
-Delivery only on payment in full
No employees of the Ministry of the Attomey General may pur-
chase any goods or chattels, lands or tenements exposed by
a Sheriff for sale under legal process,.either directly or indi-
rectly.
ihis sale is subject to cancellation up to the time of sale with-
out any further notice.
Dated at Sarnia, Ontario this 22nd,ty,pf October, 1892.
Gord,Button
Court Services Manager