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HENSALL - 2 BEDROOM
APARTMENTS for rent. Fridge and stove
included. 5460 per month, heat and hydro
included. Central location. Phone 236-4961.
(33tfn)
OOMMERCIAI. SPACE FOR RENT -
Main Street exposure in downtown Exeter.
345 sq. ft plus separate bathroom 5410 per
month. Heat included Air conditioner
supplied. Available immediately. Phone
23S-1354.(33tfn)
APARTMENT FOR RENT with whirlpool
roan. 580/week based on monthly rental,
heat rid hydro included. Hansel 262-2314.
(34tfn)
2 BEDROOM APT. in quiet triplex. Fri. &
Stove, large yard, first and last, references.
5400.00 plus utilities. Available Dec. 1.
235-3152. (41142•)
ZURICH - Warehouse 400 sq. ft. with 2
large overhead door. Tidy newer concrete
::and steel suucture. Variety of industrial,
. c nmercial applications. 5500 per month.
1:31fice space - 2 office' plus reception
,xoom. 5250.00 per month. Jerry Zehr
236.4/12. (41:42c)
IZiJRICI1 - Tidy main floor 1 bedroom
:apartment with front and back yard.
Appliances included. 5280330 per month.
SSppacious main floor 2 bedroom apamnent
plus storage rooms, open concept Jiving
dining and kitchen with dry bar. 5295.00
• per math. Jerry Zehr 236.4712. (41;42c)
GROUND FLOOR heated, one bedroom
apt., no or appliances qlocation AND
apt. pa� furnished,
reasonable. Laundry and parting available.
Pbone235-1497.(41dn)
/2
Reeves
Oils
Acrylics
Brushes
-
HENSALL - 2-4 bedroom apartment in
duplex. 3625.0U includes heat and cabte,
Call Heather Rogers 235-1732 Notate
Realty Ire. 235.1621. (41tfn)
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY • 2
bedroom house with eat -in kitchen, separate
dinutg rooni, 5595.00 monthly plus utilities.
t t .
Call H Realty Inc. 235-1621. li
APARTMENT SUBLEASE - Large one
bedroom apartment. Nov. 1/93 to April/94.
Near White Oaks. Call 686.0346 or
433-7281.(42c)
ONE: BEDROOM API'. ground floor,
downtown Hensall, convenient w
everything, backyard, sunporch, not suitable
for children. 262-3205. (42.44c)
EXETER - new apartment, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, kitchen and livingroom, fridge and
love. Available now. 5550.00 plus utilities.
235-1730ask for Andy. (42tfn)
LU(AN - 2 bedroom apartment available
immediately. 666-1770 or 666-1776 after 6
p.m. (42:43c)
EXETER - House - 3+1 bedrooms. '14,2
baths, main floor laundry, ;leas :beat.
235.1498after 6 p.m. (42tfn)
DASHWOOD-Zurich area, 15'+rMr old
brick house, 3 bedroom, full basement,
5525.00 month. Phone 1.296-4750. (42c)
HOUSE FOR RENT for 12 months - 5
minutes from Exeter. Evergreen Famu.
5400 monthly including heat and hydro.
Prefer single person. 1.482-7181. (42c)
THE '0L1) TOWN HALL" auditorium for
rentals, .including weddings, meetings,
banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films,
.etc. Kitchen facilities available. Phone
235-0318.07th')
WELDING SHOP, steel insulated, 40'x80'
with 200 amp, 550 service. Cinton area.
1600 per month. (`an ?33.7296. (26tfn)
23 Wanted lo Rent
?MIDDLE AGED WORKING COUPLE,
no'doldta . nrraat.ao-aent 2 bedroom house
roc :farm isorue an likatditi/ExeterMensall
rates Ca1123-0122afterSixru. (42:43c)
UP TO .200 ACRES of level tiled clay
-loam: Fmth: Cotmty clay loam preferred but
-riot essential. Long or shon term lease.
Phone (519)3353110. (42:43c)
UP TO MO .ACRES atone free sand
Ling tttcmi lease. Call (519;
5=2180. (42143c)
With the Class new
V
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NEW LISTINGS
3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW -
Excellent condition, family room,
formal diciMg -room. Deep lot,
close to idowntown. Asking
$114,900.
GET THE BEST OF BOTH
WORLDS - WiNTER IN FLORI-
DAPrime property for sale in
Pelifth Harbour Mobile Home
Park, Punta Gorda, Florida.
Priced to sell at $59,900 U.S.
dollars. Very safe area.
15 SHERWOOD CRES., EXET-
ER - Four bedroom home,
priced right at $149,900.
LUXURY HOME IN HENSALL -
Huge kitchen with all the con•
venienceS, 4 baths, $159.000.
WELL 'D!RIOf MO 4IiliW HOME
• Main floor laundry, large mas-
ter bedroom with ensuite. Locat-
ed in Hensel!, across from
school.
OUNTRY PROPERTY - 1.75
acres, 1-1/2 storey bride, 3 bed-
room, 4 pc. bath. 564,900. Call
Murray Keys.
150 FT. CORE COMMERCIAL -
Best.traffic area in town. Call Bill
Gitfillan.
C LT='` E= DENTAL
Commercial opportunity, feasibil-
ity study and plans for motel
available. Call Bill GiltiUan
JOSEPH - $23,000. Call Bill
Fuss.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY -
$339,000. Call Bili GiNillan.
LUS LIVING'
BUDGET CONSCIOUS? - small QUARTERS - Excellent opllortu-
down payment and payments of nity for arty venture. Vendor will
$600, per rnonth or leas. Listed assist in financing. 372.374
at $73,000. Qpen to o4]'ers• Main St., Exeter.
Sales Repos M MOW 22111411.16,
MhMroy SAO muip IMi$ =*11 Nu 11011.7706
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of
WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER
All persons having claims against the
estate of William Charles Baker, latest
the Village of Zurich, in the County of
Huron, who died on or about the 2.5
day of November 1992 arc hereby noti-
fied to send in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or before
the 27th day of October, 1993 after
which date the assets will be distribut-
ed having regard only w claims then
received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 28th
day of September 1993.
McCONNELL, STEWART
& DEVEREAUX
Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors tor the executors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
ELEANOR SHIRLEY
DAVIDSON deceased
All persons having chains against the
estate of Eleanor Shirley Davidson, late
of the Town of Winton, County of
Bruce, who died on or about the 12th
day of August 1993, are required to file
particulars of same with Raymond and
McLean, 387 Main St. Exeter, Ontario
by the 30th day of October 1993, after
which date the estate will be distributed
having regard only to those clams of
which notice has been received.
RAYMOND & McLEAN
Solicitors tor the executor
Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6
NOTiDE"TO.OREDITORS
in the -Estate of
DAVID L ESTER KKESTLE
Late of the Towrtahip of Biddulph in
the County of Middlesex, who died on
the 11th day of September 1993. Credi-
tors and others having claims .against
the above estate are required to send
full particulars of such claims" to the
undersigned on or before the 4th day of
November, 1993, after which date . the
estate assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have then
been received.
ROBERT J. DEANE, D.C.
Barrister and Solicitor
417 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
Solicitor torthe Executrix
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Grand Bind
Sand dunes won't be uIIt,
beach to have snow fence
By Peed Groves
T -A staff
GRAND BEND - Sand dunes
will not be built along the Main.
Beach in Grand Bend.
The Grand Bend Ratepayers As-
sociation have told council that it
strongly recommends against the
building of a dune which; if built,
would have measured 30 feet wide,
six feet high and and stretch over
1,100 feet.
Following concerns that sand
management was a problem, and
after seeking the assistance of the
Ausable Bayfield Conservation Au-
thority, council decided to let the
GBRA make the final decision.
At last Tuesday night's council
meeting, the OBRA presented a
three-point document, stating Why
a dune would not work along the
Main Beach.
With the: wind blowing, sand
managemertt.Isar' [immediate prob-
lem which the village has to look in
to. It expected that sometime this
week, a single strand of snow fenc-
ing will be erected along the beach.
"A considerable amount of sand
has already moved. If we wait
much longer, :the snow fencing
won't be of any value," said coun-
cillor Ed Fluter.
He owns z cottage along the
Main Beach which stretches from
the Oakwood Beach to the condos,
and Fluter said he spends about
$150 a year on sand management
himself.
Fluter added that during the sec-
ond weekend in September, proper-
ty owners got together and put up
some snow fencing on their -own.
Pat Donnelly of the ABCA who
made several presentations to coun-
cil about sand management sug-
gested snow fencing as an alterna-
tive.
"Since it's fairly experimental, we
should try snow fencing. I see it as
a cheap alternative," said councillor
Bill Uniac.
On Tuesday, the village already
had quotes for snow fencing and
the price was about 51,600 for
wooden fencing for the 1,100 feet
while plastic fencing would prob-
ably -be twice that amount.
The price does not include labour
of which could either be done on a
volunteer basis or would have to be
done by the village's Public 'Works
department.
"Sooner or later we'have to make
a decision on what we're going to
Vote by population, insists council
do," Said Ivey.
In regards to snow fencing, Ivey
said, "we've had the ARCA say
without the co-operation of local
people it won't work."
Briefly, the following are the
three points set out by the GRRA
as objections to sand dunes.
1. The large span of the proposed
dune would invite the kind of "un-
authorized use" that caused the vil-
lage to level the . original dunes
years ago.
Donnolly emphasized that the
dune would require a lot of nurtur-
ing and policing by- residents. In a
community where the largest sand
castle in the world lasted only a
week, signage to keep people riff
the dunes would simply not work.
2. The beach is the main attrac-
tion of the village, and shrinking
the useable size makes no sense.
Now parents can monitor their chil-
dren in the water, with a dune, that
may not be possible. There are lots
of sports played on the beach and
such things as volleyballs and fris-
beesmay go into the dune grass.
3. The GBRA felt there was hid-
den costs to creating a dune such as
law enforcement and cleaning up
debris in the dunes.
Sillery asks to drop opposition
to new county structure
EXETER - One:municipality, one
vote-•that's,the way the-tnajority of
county council wants to structure
:the body in tuning years, but the
Town :of :Exeter .will continuo to
press for representation -by :popula-
tion.
Cotmty .council, -aware it is al-
ready to aarge .aral cumbersome
body, .will be even Jaeger after the
;1111ptt:mu nicipal election -when some
of the villages and townships are ,
lft eproogltao,bave:a second rep-
s+ sentative aLthe.couoail. Pians t6
• cut.thetnumber of council'members
have.tmme .and :gate .over the :past
months, eventually distilling [down
to a simple :proposal 40.alIow only
one .representative and one vote
:from each of }Iron's municipali-
ties.
Exeter council will continue to
oppose that plan, fearing that the
larger population centres can br
overwhelmed by the smaller villag-
EXETER - 'The Bank of Mon-
treal's Ontario employees launched
:their 1993 charity campaign, called
Our -People Fund earlier this fall.
in" :late September Peter McCal-
lum, Exeter area manager and Jim
Lynn, Goderich area Manager pre-
sented Kathleen Babcock, of the
Huron County Community Child
Abuse Committee with a donation.
Last year over $1 million was
raised for Ontario charities.
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JUNIOR CITIZEN
OF THE YEAR
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DEADLINE -OCTOBER 31, 1993
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.r.il �Lfrr ��i�.
235-1621
415 Main St. S.. Exeter
es and .townships, They have re-
peatedly stated they .want council-
lors to have one vote per 1,000 of
popularion.
Town councillor Ervin Sillery,
however, .attempted Monday -eve-
ning .to -break that gridlock -by ask-
ing that council's objection oro the
plan be withdrawn - and allowing .a
private members bill 10 proceed to
Queen's Park to approve the uncan-
ventional council structure, _ Our: -
rent law only allows for *lila
types of proportional repreatida-
tion.
"I was involved in this 15 years
ago, and Goderich was the thorn in
the side at that time," said Sillery.
Deputy -reeve Lossy Fuller said
she had thought it was a unanimous
decision of council .that they pre-
, ferre d representation on a papule -
tion basis.
"This
"This will die if Exeter objects,'
said. mayor Bruce Shaw of the
county council's present plan, add-
ing it is unlikely a private members
bill will pass if not unanimously
agreed upon by all municipalities.
"It's been tittering back and
forth," said Sillery. "I'd like to see
it settled...I'd like to see Exeter go
along with it and be on the same
side for once."
Shaw said he did not agree with
the view that Exeter has opposed
evCfything at county council.
I.N07:171
LANDMARK REALTY INC.
215 Piccadilly Street. Suite 207
London, Ontario N6A 1S2
-When Sillery asked council
's
ob-
jection be removed from theeldd
uve committee report, he to
get the motion seconded.
Fuller said this issue has come
before county council four- times,
and Exeter has restated its position
each time.
"This is the fust time I knew we
were not all together on this," said
an annoyed Fuller.
"I think you have to look at as-
sessment population, and you can't .
just say one vote," she said.
Councillor Robert Drummond
said he agreed there should be a
weighted voting system, "and that
areas of large population should not
be forced to go along with some-
thing wanted by areas of smaller
population."
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
- Excellent family home, 3 bed-
room, brick ranch, close to shop-
ping, churches, schools, Cully fin-
ished
inished basement, insulated
attached garage. fireplace with El-
mira insert, extensive landscaping.
A must to see at $155,900 -
IDEAL FAMILY BUSINE s
in a small town. 2 bay carwash •
one is a truck bay. Concrete block
building on good size lot. Worth
looki • into at S42,000.
Heather Rogers* 235-1732
M.J. chanyf•• 235-1077
Murray Woods• 235.0927
Jim Rogers** 235-1732
imsousofT YALAIE
Barry Mertary • 262.3107
Gary pelohert• • 236.7222
Henry Larsen• • 2366.4031
• Brok•r " SOW R•pr•s motto
dim ' og rs
Heather Rogers is pleased
to announce that aim Regent
has joined Estate Realty
Inc. as a sales rep. Having
retired after 32 years of
police work, now when you
meet Jim Professionally it
won't be to receive a ticket
but perhaps to assist you in
your real estate needs.
Please call him at 235-1.621.
or res. 236.1732.
CREDITON - 2 bedroom home
1/2 acre lot. House priced
td sell. Low 60s. Negotiable.
HENSALL income property, a
total renovation from top to
bottom; live in one apartment
and rent the other and have
extra income. Everything new
and modem. Maintenance
free.
HENSALL - Mill St. 1650 sq.
ft. home on nice lot. 1 year
old, with new price that you
can't build it for.
New price $129,900.
DASHW00D WEST - 2 miles
from Grand Bend, 1 3/4 sto-
rey brick home with double
garage on Targe 2 acre coun
try lot. '
LUCAN - Larger one floor bun-
galow on a park like setting
lot. Large 3 car garage with
heated shop, lot 1 acre plus,
this is one of the nicest prop-
erties around.
LUCAN - 100 acres, cash
crop, barn, bush, nide place
to build a house.
SHIPKA - 1 floor ranch on
large country lot with a low
price. Try your price.
CREDITON - 3 plus 2 bed-
room home, ready to move in,
on 3 1/2 acres. This property
features a 36' x 48' shop or
shed for trucks and a small
barn. Extra lane for parking.
KIRKTON - 50 acres of cash'
crop land.
STEPHEN TWP. 50 acres
cash Crop land with pipeline
water.
CREDITON - gas bar, snack
bar, hair shop, plus 3 acre
lot, try your offer.
CREDiTON - 3 plus 1 bed
room home on nice oountry
lot, pipeline water.
CREDITON-,,�2 acre lot.
$14,900 W' 4' x 168' lot
with ga,, water, cable,
$20,000.
Ron O'Brin
Silos Rep.
439-1400
snytlm• or
2344281
Residence