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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-03-10, Page 22AUCTION Of antiques, furniture, tools, etc. Strathroy Arena Hall, %outplay Ont. Tharsasy Svouilig, Slaw* 1.1. AactlsaMrs Hugh Filson Von Robson 6860833 686-1967 Page 22 Times -Advocate, March 10, 1993 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of HOWARD GEORGE FINKBEMER Late of the Village of Zurich. in the Conray of Huron. who died on or about the loth day of December, 1992. Credi- tors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full i nska lass of aa0lv0Eintc torahs un- dentgned on or bakproldis BIst fitly of March, 1993psths.uate assets will be &Min tea having regard only to claims that have then been re- ceived. RAYMOND & McLEAN Barristers and Solicitors 387 Main Street P.O. Box 100 Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitors for the Administratrix ESTATE YARD SAL - (Indoors Mon. -Fri.) 6:30 a.m. to 5:30. Exercise tutee, di household goods. At Jade aid Lid. Caner of Hwy. 83 A 4. Exeter, (10;11s) Canada 1-171,5t RCal1713 147 Main St. Exeter, Ont. 235-1449 235-1055 Ron Cottrell - 235-2473 * Pat O'Rourke 237-3762 Dirk Coalman 235-1055 * * Jerry Zehr 236-4712* Ruth Zielman-Zehr236.4712 * * Sales Representative * * Assoc. Brooker. NEW LISTINGS USTiNG - CREDiTON - $89,900 - Beautiful 3 'bedroom home with many recent renova- tions .Huge country kitchen with patio doors to rear deck. 2 bath- rooms, main floor laundry. New- er 14' x 21' detached garage. Gas heat. An excellent starter home. CT 124. JUST USTED - $94,000 - Atten- tion first time home buyers. Re- cently renovated 3 bedroom home with large lot and 1 1/2 storey shed. New bathroom in 1992 adds to the rest of the up- dates that make this home one of a kind. CT 75. DASHWOOD - $72,900 - 3 room, quiet residential area. Many recent renovations. Prop- erty can be purchased with or without the above ground pool. Only $3,645 down and pay- ments as low as $565.16 per month. CT 124. DASHWOOD - $89,900 - excel- lent beginner family home. Move in condition. Good shed at the rear of the property. 10% down and payments of only $581.83 a month. Cheaper than rent) CT 124. 444EW HOME'- $123,000, includ- ing GST - whether you are a re- tiree or a first time home buyer you can always feel secure with Investing in a new home. Call now for your personal viewing. CT 75. $89,900 - affordable country property, just a few minutes east of Exeter. 3 bedroom home boasts a 23' kitchen, separate dining room, large deck, terrace doors and many recent updates. Call for more details and your personal tour before this be- comes gust another atatiatic. CT 26. NEW USTiNG - EXETER - $79,500 - this 2 bedroom home features full basement (could be finished) eat in kitchen, gas heat with cost under $500 per year and nice private lot. CT 26. $129,500 EXETER - totally ren- ovated top to bottom with new addition. 3 bedrooms, 2 lull baths, 222 ft. bt and curb ap- peal to write home about CT 26. CARUN6 ST. 'EXETER - Three bedroom brick bungalow with full basement, eat in kitchen, 2 baths, attached carport, private mature lot, good area. CT 26. IN STONEYR1DGE ESTATES This quality 4 bedroom home of- fers the ultimate in convenience and enjoyable living, with alt the most wanted features such as jacuzzi ensuite, central air, dou- ble garage, solid oak kitchen, main floor family room with fire- place, separate dining room, ex- tra wide paving stone drive and much much more. This quality home boasts over 2400 sq. tt. of living space and cannot be justi- fied with this ad. Call for your personal viewing. CT 26. EXETER - TRIPLEX - earn in- come from two units live in the third. Excellent building in prime location. Asking $159,900. CT 163. EXETER - Just 5 minutes east of Exeter - 4 or 5 bedroom home. 2 bathrooms, huge coun- try kitchen, main floor family room. Situated on an ideal 5 acre parcel. $135,900. CT 163. ()I HE F -INE i:'ROE'E HI IE REDUCED - $12,000 - two bedroom mobile to be moved from present location. Vendors motivated. CT 75. BUILDING LOT - In Bayview, short walk to beach, and golf. Partially serviced with pipeline water. $39,000. CT 75. EXETER - three bedroom bungalow, excellent starter. Main floor laun- dry, lovely let on a quiet street. $73.900. CT 163. HENSALL - Raised ranch, over 2000 sq. ft. finished living area. Two bathrooms, large family room with natural gas fireplace. Double gar- age. $149,900. CT 163. 4.5 ACRE LOT - Services available, well treed and now reduced to only $35,000. CT 75. L- POl1T1NNTY -••• AY LOCA- 110N- attractive •, t . tail build - Wmg separated into 2 offices with s of paved parking and lame sign. The/right price at $124,9160. 1 CT 26. n location, 5000 sq. ft. street level rata CT183. F STEPHEN TOMMSHIP - 100 ACRES - farm *llhillMetive 4 bedroom home, largo barn, shed and 2 sibs. CT 75. USB USNE TOWNSHIP - 65 ACRES - with large barn on paved road. Possible building site for a new home. CT 75. HAY TOWNSHIP - 75 acres - $90,000. 72 acres $90,000. C.T. 75. Shanks provincial champ Sy Ron Dann ZURICH - Nin year-old Latta Shanks, fust year Youth Bowling Council (Y.B.C.) bowler Saturday mornings at Zurich Town and Cot.ntry lanes, won the Ontario Dairy Queen Kids and Golden Ag- ers single game, most pins over av- erage award Sunday at Etobicoke. Laura bowled 146 pins over her 100 league average with a 246 game and paced the Zurich ladies team to third place as she finished with a 507 triple and a whopping 207 pins over for the three games. Her best previous game was 183 with a 391 triple. The Zurich ladies team of Laura, nine-year-old Jenny Hardy, plus 22, Golden Agers Jean Simpson from Grand Coves and Grand Bend's Dorothy Cutting, with 22 pins over and seven under respectively, fin- ished with 244 pins over their com- bined team average, finishing just 55 pins behind first place Welland and a trip to the National in Cal- gary. Ontario Five Pin Bowlers' Asso- ciation (O.F.P.B.A.) and Zurich Bowlers' Association coach Jean Dann said "I was very pleased with Home Me/London Realty Inc. NORTHLANDER 68' x 14' can't be told from new. Vaulted ceilings, skirts, and porches. To be moved. Try your offer. NEW LISTiNGS CREDiTON - west 2 miles, 2 storey, 4 bedroom, executive home on large country lot only,4 years old. Immaculate. CREDiTON - 2 larger serviced lots. CREDITON - One large lot with 14 x 98' trailer. Where can you live for this prioe. CAIL CENTRALIA - $59,900. over 3,000 sq. ft. of warehousing, with large over head doors, gas heat. Would make a good body shop. CLANDEBOYE - split level home on large lot with small bam. WANTED - Building lot, 0-100 acres, close to Exeter on pavement. 'GRAND BEND = Pub and deli, vendor motivated. $194,000.. CREDiTON: 2 acre lot. Only $12,900. LUCAN: Brand new 3 bed- room bungalow. Only $128,000. LUCAN: 2 storey home on large lot. $67.900. STEPHEN TWP.: 50 acres cash crop farm, 10 acres of mature bush. CLANDEBOYE: 4 bedroom 2 storey home, MOO sq. ft. only 2.year4,old.. $119,000. 211 f imn O'Brien Bales Rap. 645.6445 anytime or 234-6281 Resident* the team's effort and especially . proud of Laura who included four consecutive Mrllitesaad vett spate in her 246 game; -her bailouts. Muller -Bantam Se.reminset Zurich Y.B.C. bartl9 n imNeus nine -year-olds teeny and Jarmo Palen, 10-yettr4 Shan Par- sotw and Shannon Wilcox, 11, will be joining Master Bowlers' Associ- ation (M.B.A.) Zurich members Bev and Mike Cregan Sunday in the Bluewater Zone Master -Bantam Charnpionship rolloffs at Owen Sound. One bantam girl and one boy will each bowl three most pins over av- erage games with a M.B.A. Master Bowler to determine the winning M.B.A. Math to represent Bluewa- ter in dmOatario M.B.A. Master - Bantam Championships. nships. Nallmad Classified The Zurich' Bowlers' Association National Classified winning men's team Sunday includes Ed Mommer- steeg, with a 1,065 five game score, Larry Smith, 952, Doug Smith Jr., 1,101, Bill Coleman, 952, and Ger- ry Thiel, 928, in the completed house round Sunday at Town and Country. The top ladies team includes Anne Finlay, 990, Mary MacDon- ald, 829, Laurie Stanlake, 919, Pat Palen, 1,200 and Bev Cregan with 1,182. Both Zurich Association teams now advance to the National Clas- sified Regional finals April 3 at Collingwood. O.F.P.B.A. Youth Challenge The O.F.P.B.A. Ontario Youth Challenge Championships are tak- ing place March 11-14 in an 0.F.P.B.A. designated centre dur- ing the Ontario Winter Games at Lines from Lucan Lanes 11y Barbara Smith LUCAN - The Lucan Lanes will be hosting the Bowling Proprietors of Canada Tournament, this Satur- day, March 13, 1993. This tourna- ment will advance an all five man team to the Regional Finals. The Regionals will be held at the St. Thomas Lanes on April 3, 1993. Lanes are hot Last week I was telling you about Bob Smith bowling a 425 on the Thursday Night Men's League. Well on the Friday Night Mixed, Chris Smith bowled a 420.. Con- gratuh eons Chris, Pf ;Black Tower Team tournament P' This Sunday the Black Tower Team tournament will be held at Lucan Lanes. The six teams will bowl a total pins over teams aver- age. Teams advancing on will go to the Black Tower Provincial 5 Pins ' Championship Regional Finals on April 18, 1993. CSC rolloff - This past Sunday the C.B.C. Rolloff was held at Fleetway 40 - London. The 80 man singles bowled scratch bowl for a total of 15 games. Bob Smith of Lucan bowled an outstanding 15 games totaling 3968, an average of 204.8. Bob fin- ished ninth out of the 80 singles, and one of Bob's games was a 327. Congratulations Bob on a job well done. ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER Please note that the following has a specific date and time for site visit to view the work. It is MANDATORY that contractors at- tend the site visit. There is one only site visit. Contractors to meet at ODC Administration Office, Huron Park. FLOORING CONTRACTORS - HIP93/8 To supply labour, material and equipment as and when required to refinish hardwood floors in residential units. (Approx. two per month). PAINTING CONTRACTORS - HIP93/9 To supply labour and material as and when required to complete interior painting in "unoccupied" residential units. (Approx. two per month). LUBRICATING OIL SUPPLIERS - HiP93110 To supply engine oil, transmission fluid etc. to Huron Industrial Park as needed for a period of one year. "The Ontario Government intends that equitable employment practices be supported in the private sector and encourages you to take an active role in achieving the goals of employment equi- ty." Individual sealed tenders for each of the above contracts will be received until 12:00 noon on Friday, March 261h, 1993. SITE VISIT: FRIDAY, MARCH 19TH, 1993 AT 10:30 A.M. TO VIEW RESIDENTIAL UNiTS. INTERESTED COMPANIES TO MEET AT THE ODC OFFICE. THIS IS FOR TENDER HIP93/8 A`ID HIP93/9 ONLY. Tender documents may be obtained from the Ontario Develop- ment Corporation, Huron Industrial Park, Huron Park, Ontario, NOM 1YO. For further inforMation regarding these tenders please call (519) 228-6657. The lowest or any tender not necessarily acceptable. MINISTRY OF ECONOMIC, DEVELOPMENT & TRADE Barrie. Each event is a five game round robin format. Black Tower tears idiot's The Black Tower Provincial Team house rounds will be com- pleted this week in all Bluewater Bowlers' Association zone centres leading to the Black Tower Region- al finals April 18. RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 Sat., Mar. 13 at 12 Noon - Int. 1086 tractor farm ma- chinery straw, 3000 Ib. hog scale, hog equip. etc. to be held 1 1/2 mile north of Wal- ton then 3/4 mile east for Murray Blake 887-6982. Wed., March 17 at 6 p.m. - Antique hall seat with mirror, washstand, blanket box, an- tique clock, Aladdin lamp, modem appliances, furniture etc. for Mrs. Margery Ritchie to be held at the Brussels Arena Auditorium. Thurs., March 18 at 1:15 p.m. Kubota 8950 4 wheel drive tractor, Cockshutt 1370 tractor with loader, 1986 one ton truck, NH1010 bale stacking wagon, liquid ma- nure spreader, 10" band saw, tillage planting and hay- ing equipment to be held 3 miles south of Goderich on highway 21 for Alfons Wick. Sat., March 20 at 10 a.m. Antiques, furniture, applianc- es, at Lobb's Auction Build- ing in Clinton for the estate of Grace Lawson, Goderich home plus additions. DRYSDALE Sales With Service OPEN MONDAYS NEW AND USED Hensall 262-:728 RELATED FARM EQUIPMENT TRUCK, FEED ETC. For Mr. Bob Deller, Lot 4 Concession 9, London Twp. mi. N. of London on Highbu Ave., then E. 2 Mi. o Concession 9. Saturday, March 20 -12:30 p.m. SWINE: 6 sows with litters, sows due soon, 2 sows with week old litters, 20 matur sows bred, 10 bred gilts young purebred Hemp boar young purebred York boar, mo. old boar, 1 1/2 yr. of Yorkshire boar, 29 big weaners, 39 chunks, 55 heavy feeders. the above are alt good healthy animals, main) white. EQUIPMENT: N.I. 8 1/2 to tandem wheel manur spreader with slush gate, Geh mix -mill #100 with long auge and scales, Houle stable cleaner, 275' chain and woo chute (like new), 3 bulk bin with augers and motors, (like new), 1 bulk bin with auge and motor, feeders, crate, lamps, troughs, work benches, etc. TRUCK & TRAILER: 1985 Fo 3/4 ton, heavy duty automatic, only 86,000 km with topper. Will be certified Jamco livestock tandem wheeled trailer, holds 25 fat hogs (real good). FEED: Between 3000 and 4000 bu. of corn, 200 bu approx. of mixed grain. TERMS: Cash sale day, lunc booth. Auctioneers Hugh Filson Tom Robson 666-0833 666-1967 Fax 6660833 • VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING THE RETAIL BUSINESS HOLIDAYS ACT �:,.. asiiga TAKE NQT4GE MEETING iistNlliatyrlvene ion Tuesday, April 13th, 1903 at 7:30 p.m. at which time council ' will consider a proposed by-law under Section 4(1),of the Re- tail Business Holidays Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter R30. The ' proposed By-law would Permit retail business establishments in the Village of Grand Bend to be open on holidays for the maintenance or development of tourism. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make writ- ten or verbal representation in support of or in opposition WI the proposed By-law. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed By-law is available at the Grand Bend Municipal Office, 4 Ontario Street North, during regular office hours. DATED AT THE VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND THIS 8th DAY OF MARCH, 1993. Paul Turnbull Clerk Village of Grand Bend P.O. Box 340 Grand Bend, Ontario NOM 1TO (519) 238-8461 S[ GROUP Sutton Group Pradsrrsd ReMly Inc. Realtor SNIDER ESTATES NEW PLAN OF SUBDIVISION HURON STREET WEST 1•aae-eeoo R DAWSON HAYIER SNIDER CRESENT 3 s, 37 s< 26 FULLY SERVICED LOTS IN FIRS MAST 'RESTRICTIVE COVENANTS TO ENSURE Qt1/WJY 'PAVED STREETS, CURBS AND SIDE -WALKS •C/111OREN BUSED 10 SCT TOOLS 'EXTRA LARGE EXECUTIVE LOTS OENTURY HOME VILLAGE OF WOOOHAM 1 1/2 storey brick home. Large country kitchen In like new condition. Spacious Hy - Ing room with wood stove, open oak staircase leading to 2 bed- rooms plus nursery. 12 x 15 workshop In good condition and older bam for storage. Well treed lot. Asking $94,9 O. f 4 THIS ONE AND A HALF *TORY - 2 or 3 bedroom home, has had the interior completely renovated with new wiring, new plumbing, new insulation, new drywall and carpet. One 4 pc. bath on main floor plus 2 pc. on second floor. Single car garage, plus work, shop and spacious back yard. Asking *89,900. }