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20 Property For Rent
.t- 1 NO MONEY DOWN!
Assumable mortgage.
Southcoit Pines.
. 5 bedroom,GrabadBen
2 1/2 ba
kitchens, firths,
eplace, patio.
basement setup as Granny suite
with separate entrance.
Excellent condition. Call 273-
0436 days or 273-0769
evenings. (51.)
OFFICES ACE FOR RENT. -
approximately
4000 s
feet. Will divide if necessary -
Second floor 190 Thames Rd.
East. Exeter, Ont. Contact 235-
2901, Tony or John Relouw for
further information. (41itfn)
SEE WHY ARE CHOOSING PEOPLE
LIVING!
Large 1 bedroom apts.,
townhouses available
In a quiet, safe
community in Exeter
Wheelchair accessible
unit available. Join a
Co-op and get free of
landlords. Lots of
extras. Move -in
incentives available to
qualified applicants.
Call Exandarea
Meadows Coop at
23382.
OFFICE/STORE FRONT
Commercial space for rent.
Main St. S. Exeter. 235-1462
•• (26(60.
. READY TO MOVE IN - 2
• bedroom apt. newly cleaned
and, painted. Stove and fridge
supplied. 235-0512: (48tfn)
'� ideal for single
i young or retiredcouple.
-
Stove and refrigerator,
balcony, laundry facilities,
cable TV and heating.
LOne year lease.
Phone Cliff knip
228-6236
RENT • GEARED TO
INCOME APARTMENTS - ill
Clinton. Exeter and Goderieh
for women and children who
have experienced abuse: call
Phoenix of Huron, 524-1620;
482-5288: 235-3183.7 (50:511
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT
- corner, of John & Albert.
Recently renovated. Heat,.
appliances and laundry
facilities included, Asking
$49$/month. 235-4996 (50-
53*)
Christmas
Bonus
S3.00 Move -in Bonus
FREE MONTH!
FREE UTILITIES!
• Spacious bach, 1,2& 3 bdrm
• Superb & caring bldg. mgr.
• Starting at $321 incl. util,
• Very, very reasonable
• Renovated corridors
• Lovely clean units
• Come see and believe!
ELIZABETH COURT
176 Oxford St. Hensall
519-262-106
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--- Wednesday, December 16, 1998
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vitatoi
ce juclges light displays
eeney
Johnston spur
weekend in Ni
1:111Y -eight falls with son
and Lynn ,Joh
from the and thein new
Dashwood, daughter MacK(
etts.-went on who was • bor
trip to December 10.
,nnDecember i'1'he Zurich J'
yn •visited School will be h
their Christmas
Christmas curt qn I)ecemb.c
d. shopped- at 7:30 p
treet and draws for. the
delicious sale and bid tables
ner. • be held afterwards
nt to St. . The Lions held t
Lutheran annual Ladies
it concert Christmas Party at
a tour of Dominion Tavern
is in December. 9. •1•
enjoyed a turkey
es for a ner followed by a
ery go to exchange. Zone ch t
gier, who man Glen McLachl
ent two made his official visi
tratl'ord "I'he group recon
donated $400 to t
of Percy Zurich Scouts.
•
dard Sr. The Lions Club
ristrnas sponsoring • San
at the Claus
nit on December. 19Dayat he
arena. It will begin thet
Carol 2 p.m. with movies
and treats.
The lions will next
meet on January 1:3 at
7 p.m.
The St. Boniface
C.W.L. met last
'Tuesday following a
)t •the prayer
itgara President
Paul Vitndetiboo n
orlon chaired haired the meeting`
grand- and presented i:r.
•
bnzie, Wronski with a
n on Christmas gift and a
c'he'que for the Parish
ublI :ding Building 'Fund Erwin
the CWL. •
con- • Bobbi He ler
on-
br 16 strated hog o n)adetk( a
The fresh flowtarrange-
wily ment. Josephine
•Homme won a draw
for the arrangement.
•
heir Maddy and Hill Smith
Ni
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fo
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i:r
sp
Ho
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we
fin
and
hel
cele
"Lot
Dec
Bo
ght delivered as
d ChriStmas
the gifts to the shutins of
on the parish. Patti hunt
hey delivered eight boxes
din- of • articles to the
gift Christmas Bureau in
t it Exeter.
an • Happy birthday wish -
t. es go to Ivan Bedard
tly on December 1.8; to.
he. Lloyd Otterbein on
December 13; and -to
is Marcella Overholt
to recently.
The St.. Boniface
School concert was
held in the church last
Wednesday evening.
The admission was a
canned good item so
several boxes of food
were delivered to
Blessings Unlimited in
Zurich.
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ten are
ember 13.
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The chailen e
Ducharme; •daughter
of Dean and Trossa
Ducharme, was bap-
tized at St. Honifact.
Church on December
13 by I:r. Wronski.
The Chamber of
Commerce. wil'1 be
Judging Christmas
• light displays on
ih.cember • -IH• 'al
approxi:nittely 9:30
p.m. -
Events at Queensway
1
MENSAL
Queensway's 1:
Christrhas dinne
held Sunday, 1)ee(
G and without a,
was the highlight
week. Bill Gibson
Joyce Pepper prov
music throughout
traditional din
•Residents were. eXc
to play host to fa
and friends who jo
them for the debt(
meal and enterlt
ment.
Hesidents
Queensway enjoyed
very musical week w
the Exeter Commun
Choir,- Christia
Reformed Singers a
Grand Cove Choir p
viding programs of son
throughout the wee
Everyone is getting in
the Christmas spiri
with all the carolling,.
Winnie Mutton, pas
toral care volunteer led
the worship service
Tuesday afternoon with
IJelva Fuss as organist.
There was excellent
- attendance at the;•ser-
amily vice its residents gath-
r was (bred
timber (; tO hetir the
hristmas story:
doubt Hilda Payne gave a
of the travelogue.
•
about
and l:riendship Fridayat
ided her recent tri ut
the trip -to
Agawa Canyon, She
ner. gave many interesting
ited observations and
mily humourous anecdotes
fined about the trip: She also
ous had pictures to show of
tin- the ` • highlights.
Following Payne's pre -
of' sentation Gloria WON.e
a of the Walton area sang
ith. and accompanied her-
ity self on guitar. She pre -
n rented a variety of
nd country and western,
pr
contemporary, and
g gospel songs with a few
k. Christmas carols for
to good measure.
t Coming Events
December 10- 6p.m.
- Seniors Diners; 7 p.m.
Audibly Awesome,
Barbershop Quartet
December 1 4
Program vvith Girl
Gold
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South Huron District High School support
Exeter area to give generously oke they have
staff, custodians and bus drivers challenge other schools
of the 98 items they've donated (including
to rhe Christmas rShown here last week with some
in the
Judy Willis and Cindy Turnings; back left: bus 60driver Shirleyof ks
are, front,support
or: bus drivers Judi n, Kay Ra
well, head custodian Terry Haugh, support staff Jean Mason and
Swance, Barker, support staff Deb ,
Student Impact group
Kay Rath -
p member Marcy