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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-12-16, Page 231 BEDROOM BUNGALOW in Subdividon. Mae to Bike, eleetrio Iwai, bags end wove mailable. No pea $443:00 rmonth plus utilities. Mare 2364607. ierledn) GRAND BEND - 2-betheorn Bade on River Rd. 3 appWnces, hilly furnished. Mature aments. T700 plus utilities. 1-519-342-93 - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.. (44ttn; 1, 2, 3' BEDROOM apennants available enmedi.tely. One menti free- Atone 235-0956 or 235-0512. (431fn) BACHELOR AND ONE BEDROOM APT. No lease. R.uonable. Ridge end stove, parking end laundry. Phone 235-1497.(46tfn) DELUXE 2 BEDROOM apartment includes fridge, stove. family mom with new carpet ailable imm telt'. all per month. Av Jerry orq Gary 235-0800 lore 6 p.m. SMALL 3 BEDROOM HOUSE in Exeter. 5523.00 per month plus utilities. Phone 235-3496. (51c) 4 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 bathrooms. downtown in Ailsa Craig laundryhookup available. $590. Phone 349-2687. oast c) SIDE BY SIDE DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms and den. References. Phone 235-0138. (SWn) ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT suitable foizaarnelle person. Stove -and fridge supplied. Available immediately on seven days notice. 3304 per month. Phone 235-1354.(S0tfn) LARGE ONE BEDROOM apartment in Lucan, Phone 246-1108. (50:51c) ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT in Exeter. Available Ian. 1/93. 5290.00 plus hydro. (hound level. 235-1547 prior to 8:30 p.m. (SOtfn) LUCAN - 3 bedroom apartment. Close to downtown. Available now. 3400 plus utilities. Fridge and stave supplied. Phone 227-4352. (50:51c) EXETER - 3 bedroan townhouse. Sirncoe St. 236-4230 or 235-3511. (S0tfn) 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for nett in Exeter 5523 per month plus utilities. Available Feb.1, 1993. Phone 235-3496. (51c) 21 For Rent THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals, including weddings, meetings, banquet room, leettues, exhibitions, fans, etc. Kitchen fuilities available. Phone 235-0318.(17xfn) EXETER MINI STORAGE has various spaces to rent from 25 to 1500 sq. ft Same heated. Phone 235-0636 anytime. (51-18) 26 Legol Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1n the Estate of ALICE FERNANDE (ROBICHAUD) HEYWOOD Late of the City of London, in the County of Middlesex, who died on or about the 3rd day of October, ;992. Crediton and others hav- ing claims against the above estate are re- quired to file full patticatlars of such claims with theigaon or before the 15th day of January 19 3,cd after which date the as- sets of the estate will be distributed having regard only to the cairns then filed. LITTLE AND.GRANT _Lawyers 71 Main Street N. Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S3 Solicitors for the Executor NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of GEORGE HARVEY GODBOLT Deceased All dasms against the Estate of George Har- vey Godbolt, late of the Village of Centralia, Township of Stephen and Canty of Huron and Province of Ontario, who died on or about the 25th of Goober 1992. must be filed with the undertigned on or before the 29th day of January, 1993. After that date, the Eutaw will be distributed with egard only to the clamps of which the undersigned shall then have notice -and -the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose claun he shall not then have no- tice DATED at (iodendh, Ontario, this 3rd day of December, 1992 Ieleen Pullman and Thomas Troyan by their solicitors, Messrs. Troyan & Pincher 44 North Street, P.O. Box 97 Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Y5 For Lease EXETER - Up to 10.000 sq. ft. incl. deice, industrial unit for lease. Suitable for light or heavy Industrial or warehousing, roll up and dock, Highway 183. Call John at Allan Management & Consulting 235-1530. after 8:00 p.m. call 235-3521. EXETER - 1,380 sq. ft. office apace for lease. Highway 183. Available November 1, 1992. flag John at Allan Management 8 Consulting 235-1530, after 8:00 p.m. cog 235-3521. INDOOR FLEA MARKET 111 Merit., Hottest OPEN Fri., 19.6, Sat. 94 Sun., 9,4 J Antiques/ Furniture 1 Wood Working./ Avon Regal r/ Sports Cards 1 Crafts J Used baby Clothes, etc. Hlbbeit UCW meet Hibbert United Church Women STAFFA - Helen Feu, Irene Finlayson and Freda Kerslake, were in charge of the Hibbert UCW program last week. Feu led the devodonal with scripture, prayers and convents related to the Christmas theme. Gwen Christie was at the pia- no for the singing of the hymns, followed by Fell's reading, Keep this Day Lovely. After the benediction each per- son present received an old fash- ioned Christmas card in the beautiful colours of the early 1900s. The history of these had been part of Fell's earlier presen- tation. Kerslake and Finlayson gave a demonstration of practical Christmas crafts which included: fabnc Christmas cards, jewel bags, soottio dogs, acisaor hold- er, and a beautiful swan, to MUM a few. Margaret Christie expressed thanks for the splendid program, after which she dealt with the business pan of our meeting. Appeals from various sauces were shelved for the present. The Resource Centre expressed thanks for the UCW's donation. The Foodgrains did likewise. Upcoming activities in con- nection with the season were discussed, and plans made for their handling. t" Pat McKinnon and Florence McPhail hosted the social time, and if we can count pieces of Christmas cake eaten before Christmas to give a happy month ahead, we have a good start on a happy 1993. Merry Christmas!! Back in Time from the archives of the Times -Advocate 10Years Ago December 15, 1982 - Jim McLeod of Huron Park has been named dog catcher for the township of Stephen. He will carry out regular patrols in Huron Park and Central- ia and will be on call for the balance of the municipality. Ground water specialists with the Ministry of the Envi- ronment have been monitoring the two wells supplying water to Hensall and checking the surrounding agricultu- ral area to determine the source of an above normal ni- trate level in one of the village's wells. The Roman Line bridge on Concession 4 has been named by Tuckersmith township council as the top priori- ty for road construction in 1983. South Huron Rec Centre board member Gary Birming- ham asked for assurances this week that the board wouldn't end up in the same position as last year when funds allotted for recreational purposes were not spent and then taken back by the town. Stanley township reeve Paul Steckle listed a complex in Varna to include a municipal office, council chambers, work centre and community centre by 1985 as a high pri- ority. 25 Years Ago December 14, 1967 - in a speech prepared for the open- ing of the new Huron county works shed at Zurich,,,Hon. C.S. MacNaughton indirectly related to the need for re- gional government. More than 75 percent of 80 school officials from Huron county voiced their objection to an Ontario goverrnnent plan to implement county school boards within one year. Exeter Centennial chairman R.E. "Ted" Pooley has been named citizen of the year for 1967. Recently the Ex- eter Legion branch was named in his honour. Pooley mod- estly said, " 1 only helped to guide things. Our groups did the work". The seventh dog in the last year has been poisoned in the police village of Dashwood. David Murray, a resident of the Bluewater Rest Home in Zurich will celebrate his 101st birthday on December 18. In Exeter rec league hockey, Ron Bogart scored nine goals to lead the Old Timers to a 17-4 win over Graham and Graham. Jim Newby in goal for G&G was using brand new pads and is probably checking the warranty for the need of retreading. 50 Years Ago December 17, 1942 - At the request of a number of mer- chants, Exeter council has decided-that.BoxingDay, Sat- urday, December 26 will be a public holiday. A new district OHA intermediate hockey league has been formed including teams from Exeter and the three Huron county R.C.A.F. stations. Due to gasoline restrictions, re- ferees will come from places as near as possible. They will be Don McKay. Goderich; Red Rath, Clinton; Gordon Muir, Seaforth; Bob McCully, Stratford and Flying Offi- cer McAa, Exeter. Mrs. McTaggart of town who is 91 years of age received a letter from a young Dutch sailor in reply to her address which he found in a pair of stockings she knit. Monday was the last date for payment of municipal tax- es in Exeter. To date 95 percent of taxes have been paid, i1 record for many years. The Crediton branch of the Canadian Bank of Com- merce opened in 1908 is to be closed at the end of the year. The action was taken as a war measure owing to the scar- city of help. Manager M.W. Telfer will be attached to the Exeter branch, temporarily. Top grades of cod liver oil for your pigs and chickens are available at Cann's Mill for $1.30 a gallon. 100 Years Ago December 15, 1892 - John Williams, the wide-awake proprietor of the Zurich. Flouring Milts was in Exeter, Sat- urday. Mr. Fred Dunsford who is well known to our many readers as the jolly, obligating second porter of the steam- ship, the Monarch is in town. He informs us that naviga- tion on the lakes is closed for the season. The Monarch with other vessels is laid up at Sarnia. The editor received a letter from Pat Curtain of Central- ia saying that the talk currently being reported that cer- tain parties were recently caught stealing wheat from his granary was entirely without foundation and is a false, malicious and scandalous lie. A Crediton report says, " We are going to lose one of aur popular dressmakers as she is going to enter the holy bonds of matrimony. Cousin Joe would like to know 1f 11 is Lady Plato or not. Mr. Thomas Russell of Riverside farms in Usliltorne township recently received a $100 cheque from the Short- horn Association for the cow that produced the most but- ter in two days at the Industrial Fair. Che; produced five - pounds duttag tbe.two day event, Times -Advocate, December 16, 1992 Stephen tow Hp :idents Page 23 discus floodplain management CREDITON - At a public meet- ing in Crediton Thursday, Decem- ber l0, Stephen Township residents learned of floodplain management issues relating to the Ausable River in Crediton, tributaries of Walker Drain, and the Centralia Drain in Centralia. As a result of studies completed by the ARCA or private individuals, two zone floodplain management policies have been es- tablished for the Ausable River in Crediton and the Centralia Drain in Centralia. The two zone policies recognize floodfringe areas of the floodplain where development may be permitted if structures are ade- quately floodproofed. The Conservation Authority is presently requesting municipal sup- port to revise the existing Fill, Con- struction and Alteration to Water- ways Regulation O.Reg 544/84 to include new floodline mapping and other information which has been Come in and check out our BEST SELLER. NOVELS .1.11111111111111111..., 424 Main St. Exeter (5191 235-1331 RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 Tum your Items in to cash - sell by auction at Richard Lobb's 5000 sqft. auction building, auctions held all year round, we sell almost anything including guns, 25 years experience, call Rich- ard Lobb the Auctioneer now 482-7898. available since 1984, when the Regulation came into effect. The public meeting was held at the request of the Stephen Town- ship'Council, who sent letters of in- vitation to approximately 40 Ste- phen township residents. Almost 50 percent of those invited attended the meeting, along with municipal councilors, t0 hear about flood- plain management issues in the three areas. A presentation by the ABCA Water Resources Manager, Alec Scott, included an overview of floodplain management and re- viewed current regulations - origi- nally introduced in 1984 - which apply to residents of Crediton and those near the Wacker Drain Grand Bend. "Because of an increase in devel- opment applications over the past year, the councillors particularly wanted Crediton residents to hear about regulations for their area," says Kelly Prouse, Planner with the Conservation Authority. "They also wanted to t)c sure that complete in- formation was available for inter- ested individuals, including- maps and copies of new floodplain man- agement information for Centralia.'' People interested in building in the defined floodfringe must obtain the required permits from the Con servation Authority and use appro- priate floodproofing measures. Following the meeting, chaired by ARCA director for Stephen Township, David McClure, a wide range of questions from the audi- ence dealt with the process of appli- cation for development permits and other concerns. Additional information on Flood- plain Management for the areas 01 Stephen Township may be obtained form the Ausahle-Bayfield Conser- vation Authority by telephoning 235-2610. REVISION OF HYDRO RATES FOR THL VILLAGE Of: HENSALL Ontario Hydro will be Increasing its prices to us at an estimated increase of 8.5% tor 1993. The proposed rate to our customers will be raised an average of 7.2% effective January 1, 1993. Monthly rates will apply to all accounts issued on and after Feb- ruary 1, 1993, as approved by Ontario Hydro Approval No. M92- 80 dated Nov. 23/92. 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