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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1998-01-28, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, January 28, 1998 r G. K. Realty and tnaaranca Inc •b- • 284 284 Main St. Exeter Ontario r r 1• e 3 0 r 4 T 0OPEN qUg Sun., Feb. 1 1-3 p.m. t 376 Edward St. Euler ✓ 3 bedwom brick, 1. 1/2 storey, near O schools.. Oak kitchen. gas heat, attached garage. plus workshop. $139.900.00. Your host Dwayne Timely'. (519) 235-2420 4\ r r OPEN HOUSE r Sun., Feb. 1, 3-5 p.m. • 373 Edward St. Exeter Go'd retirement home, close to 2 downtown. 2 bedrooms, bricked irf r sunporch; deck, full basement. in good E condition. $109;500. Your host Dwayne r Tanney' • - 1± e r T 0 4 3 NEW LISTING - 3 or 4 bedroom brick, E close to schools/shopping/rec centre. r Gas hot water heating. newer kitchen, 2. 4 3 pc. baths, lots of . closets. Asking E $106.900.00. Call Dwayne Trnney'. "-"A' ' r I e 3 ✓ E r L NEW LISTING - Good starter or It retirement bungalow. Near shopping in 0 Exeter. 2 or 3 bedrooms, newer root, e replacement windows, good basement, •e o la large lot. Asking $89.900. Call Dwayne i e l; 0 3 '0 r mufti., 0 l.li NEW LISTING. - 1979, 12' x •68' 0 Commodore mobile home, w/10' x 16' i! addition, on rented lot- #2. Webbers Trailer Park, 1 1/2 miles west of Exeter, newer oil furnace. Clean -park w/paved street. Asking $21,900. Call Dwayne Tinner. GREAT FAMILY. HOME - in Exeter, 4 bedrooms: Iols of space, large fenced yard. Family room w/woodstove. Gas heat. -central vac. Attached garage. Asking $149,900. Call Dwayne Tinney'_ Sales Representative Dwayne Tanney 235-3889 calLcL saviLiyNyUikNLaLit-igNLavuauNNU4 Queensway residents HENSALL - Fun and Fitness started the week off Monday morn- , ing as residents exercised, .played games and sang favorite songs. Rev. Brian Williamson of Bay- field Community Centre led Wor- ship Service Tuesday - afternoon with his wife Marlene as volunteer_ pianist. Wednesday morning Breakfast Group guests were assisted by vol- unteer Edna Deiti. In the -afternoon, Winnie Hutton, Pastoral Care Vol- unteer led Bible Study for the resi- dents: • . Birthday greetings to. -Ada Ball, Ross Thompson, Jerry Shanahan, . and John Perrie. Their birthdays were celebrated at the party Thurs- day evening with Bill Clark and. his hand. Bill Lindfield on= banjo, RFIMPX LANDMARK REALTY INC. 215 Piccadilly St. Suite 207 London, Ont. N6A 1S2 JUST LISTED CENTRALIA - 1st timer's home - large fenced lot. 2 storey brick, 4 bedrooms;.:large=country-kitch- en. 2 baths, high eff. furnace, air, what more for a low price. NEW LISTINGS HENSALL -- HAY TWP.• - 150 acre cash crop farm, with new home. BLANCHARD TWP. 2 100 acre cash -crop farms. LUCAN - New one floor ranch, 2 car- garage, great -for retiring farmer. - _ GIBSON CRES., LUCAN 8 new model" homes " starting to be built. Prices from $124,900 to $150,999. Going fast. - CREDITON - 2 Targe -lots, with gas, water, cable. 129' x 250'. . LUCAN •'Kleinfeldt,- 2 -One floor bungalow's with "gas, air, fin- ished basement. Price $118,900. LUCAN - Nicoline - one floor bun- galow, finished to the nine's. spotless. $114,900. LUCAN--iHarold Ct. - 4 bedroom, 2 storey home on a quiet court, spotless, 2 baths. AILSA CRAIG - 4 level backsplit, 2 baths, fireplace, garage, done up nice. " Member of Re/Max Platinum Club Ron O'Brien Assoc. Broker 439-1400 VANDERZWAAG DEN HOLLANDER Bus: (519) 229.8104 • Fax: (519) 229-8101 Lori Cosman Sales Representative Res. 235-3451 216 Sanders St. E. Exeter, ON NOM 1S1 107 Willow Avenue, Lucan, Ontario $129,500. Brick bungalow with sunken living room. Rec room with bar and woodstove on lower level. New air conditioning and much mote. For your viewing_ call Lori -at 235-3451.. celebrate birthdays Ralph Stephenson on piano, Ethel McMurtrey played the spoons•and Bill Clark performed with his fid dle. Volunteers, =Marg Cole, Kay Mock, Betty Simmons. Edna Deitz and Milie'Hoggarth served cake. A Red Skeleton Classic -"Comedy video was shown Friday. -and was well attended. Coming events • February 2, 9:30 a.m. Auxiliary meeting. February 3. 7 p.m. Chris- flan Reformed Singers. February 6, 7:30- p.m. Friendship Friday with Clare and Andrew. Ice rink and concession opens at Pinery Park ;RAND BEND - Winter has finally arrived! Bring your skates! Bring your toboggan! Come and enjoy the splendor of Pinery Park! Pinery Provincial Park and The Friends of Pinery Park are pleased to announce the opening of the ice rink at the Winter Chalet. The rink is open to pleasure skating only, daily, from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. (Weather permitting). Both the rink and the toboggan hill =have night lighting. The Winter .Chalet is open daily, is heated, has Washroom facilities and "a .wood .stove adds,to the ambiance. An outdoor fire pit is available for the weekends: The Friends of Pinery Park are operating a Winter - Concession Stand at the ice rink. The Concession is open from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. during the week and from 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on the weekend. The Friends will be offering hot dogs, chili, 'snacks, coffee, hot chocolate and pop. This year, rental of cross country skis will be offered from .The Friends of Pinery Park Winter Concession at the Chalet. Full day rates are $12., 5 hour rate is 58. and, new for this year, a 3 hour rate of 56. Ski rental and lunch packages for groups of 20 or more can be arranged. Ski rental information is available by calling Shirley or Dawn at 243-1521. The Friends of Pinery Park is a charity that raises funds for park interpretive, educational, scientific and historic projects and programs. Benefits for members includenewsletters, special events, voting privileges, and discounts in the "Savanna Shores" nature store. Many charged with impaired driving ■ . ■ . ■ EXETER.- The -Jan. 22 session of provincial criminal court in Exeter had a full docket, including a great nuinber of inipaired driving charges. Judge R.G. Hunter presided. - Impaired .driving . James Jones, 54, of 301 Senior St. Apt 8, Exeter pleaded guilty to -im- paired driving and refusal to take.a breath . sample. • - On'Nov. I, 1997 Jones was in an acci- dent at the end of Wellington St. Exeter.- When the police officer approached the ve- hicle he detected an odor of alcohol and - slurred speech. Jones was taken into police headquarters but would not supply a brea- thalyzer test. He .was ordered to pay a fine of $755 and a $5 surcharge. He will also face a 12 -month driver's licence prohibition. Jerald H. Broderick, 55, of' -24 Waterloo St. Exeter pleaded guilty.to impaired driving and over 80:mg of alcohol- in tOO ml of blood. On July 26, 1997 Broderick was driving a black Ford Mustang into the Reeltime parking lot on Hwy. 4. An officer noticed when Broderick got out of his vehicle he was unsteady on his feet. A breathalyzer test showed he had 210 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood. Broderick was sentenced to three months in jail which he will -serve on weekends consecutively until his sentence has heen.served. His driv- er's license has been suspended. Beverly Keller, 58, of 181 Queen St. N. Blyth pleaded guilty to oper- ating -a vehicle with over 80 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood. At 10 p.m. on June 6; 1997-a driver noticed a vehicle weaving in front of him on Hwy. 4. When stopped by police, Keller had alcohol on his breath, glassy eyes -and flushed face. A breathalyzer test showed 1-20 mg of alcohol in .100 ml of blood. ' His driver's license was -suspended for 12 months and he was 'lined $325 and a $5 surcharge which he can pay over. 12 -months Mischief under 55,000 - Darrell.L.Coleman, 28. of 154 King St. Apt. 1 Hcnsall pleaded guilty to mischief under $5,000. - On Dec. 22 -at Classic Billiards in Exeter, Colcman allegedly knocked a fire extinguisher off the mall; punched a hole in dry wall took -off his shirt, pulled down his pants and tried to knock emergency lighting off the wall. On Dec. 23 he was arrested and charged by police.. The victim was said to have, been contacted -on a number of occasions for the monetary damage that was caused. The victim has not yet given an amount. Coleman was fined $500 which he can pay over a period of six months. He was placed on a 12 -month probation period wherehe is or- dered to stay out of Classic: Billiards. - Stolen -property - Ronald Sinnamon, 23 of 116 Main St. lower, Exctcr plcadcd.guilty,to possession of stolen property as well as mischief under $1,000. On May 1., 1997: Sinnamon stole a Free Spirit Mountain Bike valued at about $400. The owner of the bike allegedly saw Sinnamon ride it down Main Street and called the police. At 9:45 a.m. thepolice arrested. Sinnamon. He was fined $250 and a $5 surcharge. • Possession with intent to traffic -- William Girling,' 27; of 67 Dutchess Ave., London pleaded guilty to ' simple possession of narcotics and two counts of failure to comply with probation. A.charge of theft and possession of stolen property was with: -drawn. On July 15, 1997 in Hay Township, Girling failed to•comply with an order of probation to keep the peace. -At 4 a.m. he was pulled over in his vehicle by police. Two Gerber -baby food jars filled with 140 grams of cannabis residue were found.. Girling received a $100 fine, $5 surcharge and a $250 breach of pro- bation fine. He was given' 120 days to pay -the fine. Assault charges . Scott Inson, 20, of 3225 Mt. Carmel Drive pleaded guilty to two " counts -of failure to comply, assault. causing disturbanceand possession , of stolen property. = On Sept. -23, 1997, Inson allegedly stole a•Yukon 21 -speed Mountain Bike worth about $680 from agarage. The owner of the garage saw the bike was missing and saw Insen riding it .down a street in Exeter. The - man Saw lnsen drop the bike and run behind some buildings on Main Street. Insen was arrested and charged with a violation of probation or- dering him to keep the peace. - On Oct. 1.0, '97, Inson was charged with'causing a disturbance. He pleaded guilty to being involved with five others who beat up a patron of Classic Billiards in Exeter. On Dec. 18 '97 in Clinton, Inson and another man went into a Target . store in Elgin at 11:15 p.m..lnson allegedly asked the man, "what are - . you looking at" and pushed him into a chip display. Inson then left the store. The victim allegedly ran outside after them holding onto a garbage • can. Inson went back to the victim and allegedly rammed his head into a brick wall. Inson was later -arrested by police. - Inson has been in custody since Dec. 18:Judge Hunter sentenced him to a total of six months in jail. Roy Bullock, 59, of Lot 38 Stephen Twp. pleaded guilty to assault, _ but not guilty to use of a weapon in assault. , A dispute erupted when Bullock's wife allegedly said he was not the biological father of their children. •- . It was reported that Bullock chocked his wife, she bit his finger to - make him stop and he pulled her hair and knocked her to the ground. He then tried to swing a broom at her head but missed. The broom in- stead went into the wall: He was reported to have been intoxicated at the time. . The. Bullocks have a beef and cash crop farm and have four adult chil- dren. It was said that Bullock's wife believes'her husband has learned_ whathe did was wrong and has not drank since the incident.'She also ex- pressed that his presence on the farm is important. Hunter said, "I've taken into regard the facts and he's notwalking out of here on probation." _ - ' • , Bullock was sentenced to 60 days on a count of assault and 30 days on a count of assault with a weapon to be served intermittently. He was placed on 12 months probation and ordered to keep the peace and take anger control and alcohol abuse counselling as recommended by the pro- , bation officer. Hunter told Bullock to report to jail every Thursday at 9 a.m. to Friday at 6 p:m. each week until his sentence has been served. He is also barred from owning firearms or explosives for five years. Stephen A. Wurm, 20, of 176 Columbia Drive, Huron Park, pleaded guilty to assault. - - - " On Aug. 25, 1997 at 5:30 p.m. Wurm picked up his girlfriend in Cen-. tralia and drove her to Huron Park. A dispute arosc and Wurm allegedly accused his girlfriend of being,unfaithful. He grabbed her by the arms, threw her to the ground and then brought 'her home. • He was given a I2 -month probation order, an order to keep the peace and must not possess any firearms or explosives for five years. Regier's trial date set - A preliminary hearing for Jeffrey Regier was held. Rcgier, charged with open liquor in a vehicle, two counts of driving causing bodily harm and dangerous driving causing death was committed to a trial date set for March 3 at 1Q:30 a.m. at Exeter Court. A publication ban was (tut on•the preliminary trial. - - Countrywide 1z HEARTLAND REALTY INC. 441 Main St_ Exeter 51J-235-3330 SerVily,' ' I -I a rort Fro,,, The Heart Bob Heywood Res. 235-0874 1-800-463-7363 Ext. Nu1714er for Immediate Details DAVE YOUMANS Res. 235-3026 24 H. Dai[.. 235-3330 ram ' EXCELLENT STARTER HOME in Zurich. 1 bedroom up and 3 in the lower level. Newer roof. windows and doors, single garage. $79.000. Call Dave. STONEYRIDGE ESTATES IN EXETER • Immaculate executive home with 2500 sq. ft. ABATTOIR - on 10 acres near Atwood. of beautifully finished Irving space with fea- Concrete block construction with newer tures too numerous to"menton. Contact Bob overhead heat. lots of equipment. Four for personal viewing.' bedroom farm. house. 5299.000. Call + Dave. AVAILABLE NOW . in quiet neighbourhood. spacious home. close to schools. Targe attached garage. $154, 900. Call Bob. HUGE BRICK HOUSE in Woodhair . i be1 rooms, 3 bathrooms. lots of room. lots of character.. herbal gardens. double car garage. 5139.900. Call Dave. - CHECK OUT THE VIEW from this quaint home next to Morrison Dam. Move in con- dition. Paved road. 584.900. Call Bob. 98 RICHMOND ST. HENSALL - Enjoy the spacious lot and quiet setting of this execu- NEW LISTING - EXCELLENT INVESTMENT '°• live home. -3 bedrooms. Newer addition. PROPERTY in Clinton. Newer roof, gas heat,.,, Loads of quality living space. Dial 1.800 separate services. front rents for 5550, REAL CUTE 2 bedroom home with newer 463-7363 ext. 5174 for more info or call back rent for 5465. Price is only 5111.900, gag furnace. Great starter or retirement Fred R. lobb at 1.888482.3400. Call Davi. home. 589.900. ONE OF THE NICEST LOTS IN TOWN at the corner of Pryde and Sanders. Contact Bob for details. BRICK DUPLEX • grossing over 51000/month; fully rented. GREAT HOUSE IN GREAT LOCATION • with potential for small business (hairdresser) 1500 sq. n.. rooms. 2 bathrooms, 5105.000. Call Dave. • - 1 HAVE A BUYER for 100-200 acres of good cash crop land - preferably close to Exeter. Contact Bob Heywood RFiMtX BLUEWATER REALTY INC. 396 MAIN St. EXETER, ONT. 235-3777 Marlene Parsons Sales Rep. Member of RE/MAX 100% CLUB 4 WEBSITE: http://realtors. mis.ca/london/marleneparsons.htm E-MAIL address mparsons@odyssey.on.ca Res. 2351304 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I HAVE CLIENT LOOKING FOR A NICE HOME ON LARGE PRIVATE LOT UP TO $180,000. PLEASE CALL ME NOW. L• /VELA/ L/ST//V 3 1E1 START HERE in this cute 2 tledroom home with lovely rear yard. attached insulated garage. $75.900. i I'LL BET YOU'LL THANK ME when you move into this 3 bedroom home with main floor laundry, ensuite bath, attached garage and your choice of li. hti • And (loon , . 3 bedroom bungalow that lives big, master ensulte, separate dining room, oodstove and dishwasher. $99,900. . . • • • 4 BEDROOM BRICK home with gas fireplace, country style kitchen, hardwood floors, garage, rear deck and maturely treed lot. GOOD STARTER HOME' INI- Newly decorated, gas heat, deep lot and large attached garage. MAKE AN OFFER. HEN SA LL A MUST SEE - 3 bedrooms, mein floor laundry, gas fireplace. pine cabinets, double 'ara.0 and rear deck. . . • • . . • • . • 2 3/4 $ 4S2 V.I ..... sed \ / • Nicely decorated brick home, gas heal. central air, main floor laundry. hardwood floors and french doors. $126,500. ONE LEVEL • 4. • P bedroom bungalow on great lot, superb andscaping, carport and newer furnace. .e.:rale ' r. 5109 M.r. COMMERCIAL Met ei a5-' Fully leased 4 residential and 2 retail units. Yearl rose 27.600. RIME LOCATION. ► /• C 4 i i i 4 4 i r 4 4 4 • 11 •