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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1996-07-10, Page 251 120 Property for Rent GRAND BEND - 22 Queen. Modern 4 bedlam, 2 beth turase7 Misuses tut Aseadt. tars, boating. , Sarbeasa, AC, large a fund 1000 • 2.38-6346AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY for was 3 plus 1 bedrooms, 2 full baths, family roan, lusndry roan. 3 tulles south of Grand Bead. References required. 519-294-0528 after 6 p.m. T:2&) SENIORS, 50 PLUS, 335 Beech St Lucan. New 1 & 2 bedroom from 5620. includes heat, water and parking Controlled entry, blinds. 3 appliances and laundry. 666-1073 (28 tfa) HenMAll - 2 bedroom apts., lots of apartment for low price. Heat, hydro, fridge and stove included. All units are freshly painted and have new carpet. We also have one bachelor apt. available. For more lnformatlon, can Steve or Shelley 282-2827 MAPLES APARTMENTS - 1+2 bedrooms available. Heat and appliances included For more information call 263-2380. (I San) THIS SPACIOUS CLEAN 2 bedroom apt. is located at 375 Main St. above Looking Good Fashions. Amenities include fridge, stove and air conditioner. Enjoy the privacy of a separate rear entrance, your own puking area and an upper deck. Non smokers please. References required. S400/month plus utilities. Available Sept 1. Please call Karen 235-4604. during business hours. (28tfn) TWO BEDROOM apartment, located in Exeter; available immediately call 235-0530.(28-31c) Property for Lease HENSALL AREA ON #4 - approximately 15000 sq. ft. indoor storage available. Smaller areas within can be arranged. Outside storage available in fenced yard. 5 acres gravelled lot, easy access. Call 519-262-2805 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 519-236-4175 after 6 p.m. Contact Te TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX, 5 appliances, freshly painted main floor. Available immediately. $525. monthly plus utilities. 238-2433 evenings or leave message. (28-30c) TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, centrally 1ocgted, newly decorated, gas heat, no4s„A,kus ph+asc.' AVlrtable Aug. 1st Phone 235-0791.(28') FARM HOUSE - in Ki peWHensall area, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, oil heat. 3550. plus utilities. 263-2535. (21c) CENTURY HOME FOR RENT. Renovated 3 bedroom house in Woodham, 10 minutes to St. Marys or Exeter, 20 minutes to Masonville, London. $650. plus....Available Aug. 1 Call 229-6600 or 663-9400. (28c) 22 For Sale or Rent 1 RENT OR SALE - 3 River Road, Grand Bend - Condo - 2 bedroom, 1 level. river location, 3 appliances, W/D hkp., furniture negotiable, dockage available. Quiet complex. Available Weekly/Monthly/Yearly. Rent 5650/mo. plus utilities. Will consider rent to own or any serious offer. 519-542-9357 after 6:00 P.m.(24tfn) 25 Notices PHOTOS FROM YOUR PAST - The Exeter Times Advocate has many unclaimed pictures received from your special occasion. Please pick up your photo. , 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS la the Estate of THOMAS WAREiNG WHITE Late of the Township of Stephen, in the County of Huron, who died on the 3rd day of April, 1996. Creditors and othen laving claims against the above estate are required to send full particu- lars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 18th day of July, 1996. after which date the estate assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE O.C. Bauiststand Solkdlor 417 Mian *teat South Exeter, Ontario NON 1 S6 Solicitor tor the Estate Trustees NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of MOLLY DOREEN ROWCLIFFE Late of the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, who died on the 8th day of April, 1996. Creditors and oth- ers having claims against the above es- tate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 11th day of July, 1996, after which date the estate assets will be dis- tributed, having regard only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE Q.C. Barrister and Solicitor 417 Main Street South Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitor for the Estate Trustees 27 Tenders Wanted $ REWARD $ $64 Reward for inforniathin that w(tl lead to the apprehension of the hoodlums who smashed and stole my mailbox 4 times In less than two years. Silvers Slicks c. 229-6540 BORN TRACY LYNN, DEC. 9, 1970, Si. Mary's Hosp., Kitchener, Ont. ADOPTED Huron County CAS. Seeking any medical or other info you're willing to give. Please respond to: 'PERSONAL c/o Box 130, Seaftrth, Ontario, NOK IWO. (26tfn) 26 Legal Notices 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of MURIEL OUVB MILLER Late of the Thum _el attar. in the Cauttty of Huron, ttrha died on the 20th day coifFrebtusty, 1996. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate ate required to send full particu- lar of such claims to the undersigned on or before the lith day of July. 1996, atter which date the estate assets will be distribabd, havhtg regard only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE Q.C. Danis' x and Solicitor 417 M rkt 8trsst South Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S8 Solicitor for the Estate Tushes THE HENSALL PARKS BOARD will accept sealed, written tenders for the lease of the Arena Concession Booth (1996-97 ice season) until August 6th at 5:00 p.m. Tenders should be directed to Tom Dickens at P.O. Box 279, Hensall, NOM IXO, and should be clearly marked "Booth Tender". Information and terms available -262-3206. (28e) 29 Yard & Garage Sales LISTOWEL'S COMMUNITY Garage Saye, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, July 13. (26-28c) Yard Sales Community Trailer Slte Sales on Sat., July 13 from 8 a.m., at Tumbull's Grove, North, - 3 miles North of Grand Bend, Highway #21. Watch for our sins. YARD SALE - Multi -family. 1-1/4 mile west of Dashwood, July 13th, from 8 a.m. - (3 pp. m. Baking, clothing, etc. Rain date later. HUGE GARAGE SALE including man baby clothes and toys plus 20 per cent off everything at *6 School House Gift Shoppe, I u cross road south of Cromarty on Perth Cty. Rd. 10 or phone for directions 345-2788. Sat. July 20 8:30 a -m. - ?. (28.29') BASEMENT SALE - July 13 - 12 noon to 4 p.m. 141 Empress Ave. Huron Park. Dog cage, hydraulic chair, shampoo chair, rollaway cot. Freezer, table. (28c) Bicycle stolen in Lucan LUCAN - Police report the theft of a white. men's Rally 18 speed bi- cycle from the front porch of a res- idence on Main Street. Stolen vehicle recovered in Goderich HURON PARK - Police report a blue 1985 Pontiac 6000 was stolen on June 30 from Canada Avenue in the business centre. The vehicle was later recovered in Goderich with licence plates, sto- len in Hensall, attached. Estate Garage Sale + Additions Sat. July 13 52 Mary St. Klrkton 8a.m.-? Everything must go Drivers and children injured in accident EXETER - Drivers and three children taken to South Huron Hos- pital with minor injuries following an accident on Thames Road West at Francis Street on July 3. According to police, Laurie La- mont, 47, of Exeter was stopped in a 1985 GMC pick-up truck waiting to make a left turn. A 1992 Chev van, driven by Julie Regier, 34, of Zurich collided with the rear of La- mont's vehicle. Lamont, Regier and Regier children aged two, five and 10 were taken to hospital. Both vehicles received severe damage. eta Times -Advocate, July 10, 1996 Page 25 7717,111 Your Views Letters tisAtopir Grand Finale in Hibbert Township near So plan to join us and Mingle and Mix in 961 Dear Editor: The Grand Finale in Hibbert Township is near at hand. For the past three years "everybody and their neighbour" has been organizing and planning for the celebration of the Sesquicentennial of the found- ing of their township. Have they got a party planned! There is lots to do for everyone, young and old. And it's being held in Dublin on August 2,3 & 4. On Friday, August 2, the weekend starts off with the official opening ceremonies and registration at 6 pin. This is followed by a local talent show and dancing to "The Blenders". The evening ends with a special Sesquicentennial cake, coffee and juice. Saturday, August 3, promises to be never-ending action with the parade at 11 a.m. followed by a co- ed volleyball tournament, children's program and a beef barbecue and dance in the evening. Tickets must be purchased for the barbecue before July 20. "Black Water Draw", a very popular band, will pro- vide the music for the dance. A sell-out crowd is ex- pected, so get your tickets in advance - they're also cheaper. Sunday, August 4, winds things up with a pancake breakfast, for which advance tickets must be pur- chased before July 30. There will he an Interdenominational Church Ser- vice at 10:30 a.m. followed by the closing ceremo- nies at 2:30 p.m. The entire weekend will feature both indoor and outdoor displays with memorabilia, antique tractors, cars, train locomotive, etc. There's lots of food available and a flea market featuring Hibbert Town- ship talents will be held Saturday. Plenty of parking is available, along with R.V. parking, and all facili- ties will meet handicap requirements. Advance tick- ets for the events can be purchased at Edighoffers in Mitchell, 348-8463, Cardno's Men's Wear in Sea - forth, 527-0569 and Hibbert Township office in Dublin, 345-2931. So plan to join us and "Mingle and Mix in 96!" Let's show the spirit of Hibbert Township by sup- porting the efforts of its residents to celebrate 150 years of growing and working together to become the great community it is today. Thank you for this opportunity to tell all your readers about our plans for this celebration. See you there! Yours truly, Jo Van Loon Town clock stopped again!! I wonder what the hang up is, I don't mind some of my tax dol- lars going to fixing.... Dear Editor: Having complained about the Town Hall clock in the past, I felt it was about time I ,congratulated all concerned on getting it working again. Oops, it has stopped again, just as I was getting used to the Where has our patriotism gone? "We still live in one df the most desirable countries in the world." Dear Editor. Another Canada Day has come and gone. Many flags have been taken down and neatly folded away until next year. I have often wondered why these flags have to come down. It's amazing how many homes and businesses in the States have their flags up all the time. Are we not as proud as Americans? I went to Grand Bend to celebrate 129 years of independence of our great country. There was an enormous crowd and the fireworks were excellent. Many people were carrying Canadian flags and wearing shirts and hats in our country's colours - yet I found it extremely odd and disturbing that not once did this large gathering of proud Canadians sing '0 Canada'. Is this not the whole reason why we were gathered together in the first place? My friends and I thought that if we started to sing our anthem many people would naturally join in. To our shock, no one, not one single per- son, joined in! In fact, we got odd looks from many people. I asked one person walking nearby, carrying a Canadian flag and wear- ing a 'Canada' hat, why he did not join in? His response was that he was singing under his breath. Well, in my opinion, if it doesn't come from the heart, it doesn't really matter! Another friend went to Harris Park for the festivities. She indicated that she too was surprised that after the fireworks were over, they did not sing our anthem. I just could not believe this. I realize that we have many issues and problems in our country, but where has our patriotism gone? We still live in one of the most desirable countries in the world. When are Canadians going to realize this? Why are we not as proud as we should be? Sincerely, Josey Christmas Information requested from readers Dr. Moir was bom in Hensall, fol- lowing gradution he practised briefly in Manitoba before return- ing to Hensall. Dear Editor I am currently doing some research into the life and career of Dr. Alexander Moir, a native and longtime resident of Hensall Ontario, and I would like the help of your readers in finding more infor- mation about him. Dr. Moir was born in 1874 in Hensall. Following graduation from the University of Manitoba, he practised briefly in that province before returning to Hensall. He established his practice in Hensall some time before 1920. Around 1429, in association with a local lawyer by the name of Stanbury, he purchased a supply of radium, and opened the Huron Springs Sanatorium, where he treated patients with cancer. The building which housed the sanatorium is still visible approxi- mately one and a half kilometres south of Hensall on the east side of Highway 04. I would be very pleased to hear from any of your readers who have either personal reminiscences or other information about Dr. Moir and his sanatori- um. I would be particularly interested to hear from anyone who can lead me to further information about the arrangement that was made between Mr. Stanbury and Dr. Moir for the purchase of radium. Correspondence can be dinacted to me at: King- ston Regional Cancer Centre, 25 King Street West, Kingston, Ontario, K7L 5P9. Yours sincerely, Charles R.R. Hayter, MD, FRCPC, Radiation Oncologist. sound of the bell. As I have said before, the Town Hall and clock are the focus point of the town and both should be kept in good repair. I wonder what the hang up is, I don't mind some of my tax dollars going to fixing and maintaining both of them. In fact I would even contribute to a maintenance fund, particularly for the clock, if that's what it takes. Yours, John Sanderson Your Letters to the editor Walkway stones engraved ".,.despite our repeated efforts, we were un- able to get them cut in earlier." Dear Editor: Approximately 75 stones have been engraved in the MacNaughton Park walkway in the past two weeks. Some of these donations were made last fall and should have been cut in months ago. We apologize for the lengthy delay. However, despite our repeated efforts, we were unable to get them cut in earlier. On behalf of the Exeter Lions Club Parks Committee I want to thank all of these donors for their patience and understanding during these very trying times. We will do everything we can to ensure this does not happen again. 4ohn Stephens, Chairman Exeter Lions Parks Committee Recent donations , !-larold and Alma Preszcator Lloyd and Carol Moore Louis Rether-Kopp Peter McFalls Marie Nethercott Jim and Sharon O'Toole Jim and Leda Jarrett and Family Bob and Janet Mason and Family Pearl Ganns Joyce and Larry Eveland Cathy and Claude Frenetic Total to date $100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 _100 $177,021 Ray ZevI uses a sandblaster to engrave the names of donors Into the walkway stones at MacNaughton Park Oh Wednesday. To date, $177,021 has been donated to the