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Times-Advocate, 1983-12-07, Page 21Page 20 Times -Advocate, December 7, 1983 ;6 For Sale The Holiday Season is approaching once again. If you would like to have something special for your family Christmas dinner, why not order a GOOSE from Edelweis Acres Forms Eric Freiter & family RR 1 Doshwood PH: 237-3382 49tfn COOKSTOVE, Findlay (Con - dour), oven, warming oven. Ex- cellent condition. 235-0743 after 5 p.m. 235-2174. 49:50c SET OF BUNK BEDS with or without mattresses. Bedroom suite suitabk for a girl. 235-4052.49;50c RADIAL ARM SAW - Black and Decker, extra blade and GADO set S375.00. Table saw, 9" Rockwell Beaver 5185.00. Pair S500.00. Phone 238-8716 after 6 p.m.49c DESIGN YOUR OWN clock, Quartz battery, movements available at the Country Spire. 229-63-9. 17tfn KITCHEN -GOURMET GADGETS for that kitchen shower or a surprise for Mom. See our newly extended line. Country Spire 229-6341. 17tfn For Sale Excellent Christmas Trees eoldea Nernst Fara Seeds 151 Thames Rd. E.. Exeter 235-0770 or 262-2323 CHRISTMAS, TREES EXTRA SPECIAL POINSETTIAS (REGULAR 4.95)5)C NOW ONLY 2.95 with the purchase of a CHRISTMAS TREE HURON RIDGE ACRES DAVID STECKLE & FAMILY RR 2 ZURICH 565-2 HELIUM BALLOONS ...Just For The Fun Oi It CoUntry Flowers EXETER 235-2350 16 For Sole STEREO RECEIVER, Pioneer, 60 RMS, with matching speaker TEAC cassette deck (Dolby) and J.V.C. belt -drive turntable. 262-2124. 49c WOOD STOVE - Chatelaine down draft, excellent condition, hardly used. S400.00 228-6531. 48;49c MARY MAXIM SWEATER, man's, curling design, sand and brown. Size 40. S40.00. Phone 238-8792. 49c 18 Wanted DON'T BE SHORT OF CASH FLOW!!! McStephen Auto Wreckers wants your car or truck for scrap or wrecking only. Phone 228-6214. 39-49s WANTED AT Brand's Nearly New Shop, 399 Main St. Exeter, 235-1901. Children's 2 piece and one piece snowsuits. An sizes needed urgently. Good toys for Christmas. Larger sizes 18 and up in ladies and mens wear. We will be closed Saturday, Dec. 10 all day. Sorry for the inconvenience. 49c 19 Property For Sale EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNI- TY. 13 units, downtown Exeter, low maintenance, potential expan- sion, S30,000.00 gross. Asking S180,000.00 with 15 percent down. Phone 472-0986 evenings. 40tfn APPROXIMATELY 38 acres cash crop land. Lot 22 Concession 10. Hay Township near Zurich, with barn and slaughter house. Call 236-4903. 47tfn SMALL AND NEAT one bedroom home with modern kit- chen and bath in village of Woodham. ''2 acre lot. 515,000.00 buys it all. Norm Clarke Real Estate Ltd. 519-284-2381. 49c MUST SELL - Brick cottage, Thames Rd. West, 2 bedroom, 2 car garage. nice lot. Offers 234-6268 or 235-1034 evenings. 49;SOc 20 Property For Rent CLEAN WELL INSULATED 27'x28' space. Suitable for office or small business in Woodham. Available now. 229-8118. 40tfn PERSON WANTED to share and sublet large apartment in Exeter $133.00 per month. Phone Kim 235-1088. 4ltfn FURNISHED SINGLES, doubles, parking, quiet, S20.00 per week, S75.00 per month and up. Grand Central Hotel, Lucan. 227-4811. 42tfnc GRAND BEND furnished apart- ment, suitable for a couple. Utilities paid. No pets. Apply Patio Motel. Phone 238-2431. 42tfnc STORAGE SHED 27x15' two levels, electricity, in town. 235-1497. 43tfn GRAND BEND, 3 bedroom split level home. Fully furnished, couples only. For rent immediate- ly. Apply in writing to Box 73P, Times Advocate. Exeter, Ont. NOM ISO. 48,49c 1 OR 2 bedroom apartment par- tially furnished for q riet respon- sible adults. 235-149:. 461fn TWO BEDROOM ground floor apartment, heat, parking, laundry included. No appliances, 204 An- drew, apartment 5. Phone 472-0986 or 235-1629. Seniors perferred. 46tfn HEATED STORAGE SPACE, Exeter arca. Call Coolman Real Estate. 235-1055. 47-49c OFFICE SPACE 2.000 sq. ft., central air conditioning. Available immediately. Phone 262-5768. 47-49c LARGE 4 bedroom home in Dashwood. Furnished or unfur- nished. CaII London 672-0651 after 5 p.m. 47-50c CREDITON - 4 bedroom central- ly located, F/A oil furnace. municipal water, updated services, garage. 234-6355. 48;49• Farmers Thinking about building a new barn or drive shed or fix- ing your existing buildings? Phone Ray Limbers Clinton 482-3305 Free Estimates 20 Property For Rent GRAND BEND - 1 bedroom bachelor apartment, furnished. Call after 6 p.m. 238-8656.48ifn 3 BEDROOM FARM HOUSE located north of Crediton, available immediately. Phone 237-3209. 48;49c FULLY EQUIPPED HAIR SALON. 2 stations. sink and dryer, downtown. 235-1497 after 6 p.m. 48;49c FARM HOUSE, 5 bedrooms, r it heat, between Exeter and Kirkton. Phone 229-6134. 49:50c AVAILABLE immediately, renovated one bedroom apart- ment. Main St. Grand Bend. Call 238-2251 or 238-5085. 49:50c DOWNTOWN, modern 1 bedroom apartment, carpeted, stose and fridge. Available im- mediately. Call now and get S25.00 Dec. 1983 rent. 236-4069. 48tfn CLANDEBOYE 2 bedrooms, stove, fridge, includes pipe line water, heated. S265 monthly plus hydro. Phone 451-9377 or 227-4857. 49-52c 21 For Rent THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet foom, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilties available. Contact Ellison Travel, 235-2000. . 29tfnc PLYWOOD - FORMS, wedges, portable cement mixer, Power Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. CaII N.J. Corriveau, Zurich. Telephone 236-4954. Si SANTA SUIT RENTAL - Book for your party now. 232-4712. 45-49c ROOM AVAILABLE, near Ex- eter. Phone 234-6243. 49c 23 Wanted To Rent THREE BEDROOM FARM HOUSE, barn and five to 10 fenc- ed acres in Exeter area. Must have ample water for small livestock operation. Two-year lease or longer preferred. Apply stating location, rental and length of term available to Box BAX, The Exeter Times -Advocate, Exeter. • 45tfx LAND suitable for cash cropping. Phone 237-3416. 46-49c SANDY LOAM LAND suitable for growing potatoes. Willsie Sun- nyview Farms Ltd. 243-2616. 47-49c SHED SPACE to store farm machinery for winter. Phoneear- ly morning or late evening 228-6288. 48:49c HOUSE - 3 or 4 bedroom bet- ween Centralia and London. Please phone 228-6857. 49:50c FURNISHED HOUSE or apart- ment in Exeter or vicinity for working couple, responsible with no children or pets. Phone 235-1050. 49:SOc 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In •tt.. Estate of John Werner Engel, Late of the Township of Bosan- quet, in the County of Lambton and Province of Ontario, Mechanic. Creditors and others having claims against the above Estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December, 1983, after which dated the Estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to the claims that have then been received. Dated at Thedford, Ontario, this 16th day of November, 1983. J. Philip Walden Barristers and Solicitors P.O. Box 121 Thedford, Ontario Solicitor for the Administrators 47-49c WANTED TO BUY Antique cupboards lamps dishes jewellery toys. clocks dolls or what 'hove you. Buying complete households or will sell for you Ontario Auction Services RR 2 Luton, Phone Bud McIver 227-4111 If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for a small area or an entire house • SAVE TIME • SAVE MONEY • SEE US FIRST • Do it yourself or hove our installer Ed Allen do it for you 355 Main St., S., Exeter 235-1990 Proceed caufl.usly on Huron atlas prosct Huron 'County council is proceeding cautiously in its plans to prepare an historical atlas as its becentennial Waled- ble discussion by councillors at the December 1 meeting of county council resulted in guidelines for the proposed atlas being referred back to the library board for further information. The library board's initial guidelines called for the pro- ject to be sponsored by coun- ty council in co-operation with the library board and that a committee made up of chief librarian BW Partridge and two councillors to recom- mend the appointment of an editor to oversee the publica- tion's progress. But it wasn't these guidelines that bothered many councillors. It was the March 15 deadline for copy Museum fate step further Huron County Council mov- ed one step further at its December 1 meeting to deter- mining the fate of the Huron County Pioneer Museum. Council approved a $27,050 feasibility study on the museum to be prepared by Museum Program Col- labroative of Toronto. The Toronto firm was chosen over three other com- panies, two of which had lower bids. "I would appreciate further explanation why this firm was chosen when two others came in at considerably less money", stated Stanley Township Reeve Paul Steckle. Agriculture and property committee chairman Lionel Wilder said his committee in- terviewed each of the four companies and Museum Pro- grams Collaborative gave the best presentation which was suited more to the county needs. Wilder noted that the firm with the lowest bid of $16,757 doesn't have the staff that would be necessary to com- pile the study. Clerk - treasurer William Hanly add- ed that the firm comes highly recommended. The feasibility study is sub- ject to approval by the Na- tional Museums of Canada and the Ministry of Citizen- ship and Culture. Wilder said 75 percent of the study could be paid for by National Museums and the county is waiting to hear back on ap- proval of this funding. If this funding is denied, the provin- cial ministry will fund 50 per- cent of the study. Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle said the future of the museum affects every citizen in the county and he hopes the con- sulting firm will consider public input when it is prepar- ing the study. Lynn back as chairman Irene Lynn of McGillivray Township and Carol Small of Lobo Township have been returned by acclamation to be chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the Middlesex board of education for the 1963-84 year. They served in these posi- tions since May of 1983. Both were first elected to the board in 1960. Elizabeth Court Apartments One, two and three Bedrooms Available Now January 1 or February 1 Features appliances, corpet throughout, laundry facilities, all utilities included. Ask about special bonus Located a' 176 Oxford St. Hensall. Ontario P H : 262-2846 and the $3S fee for listing in �'s �t to have the enough hole matter referred back. Exeter Deputy Reeve Lossy Fuller said the size of the atlas has to be controlled and she isn't in favor of the patron's directory because of the $3S fee that i4 proposed to be paid for listing in such a direc"That's not what an atlas is to me", commented Reeve Fuller In regards to the patron's directory. She was also concerned that although there was a patron's directory accommodated in the 1879 county atlas, a 1964 atlas containing a patron's directory would become too large. Partridge said today's population in the county is similar to the 1879 population figures. He added that the patron's directory would be in smaller type and that a similar atlas done last year in Perth County had a tour -page patron's directory made up of 400 names. Stanley Township Reeve Paul Steckle said he wants to see a "number one atlas" as the final product and didn't think there is any rush to complete such a project. Partridge told council that to be eligible for bicentennial grants the project has to be completed in 1984. The chief librarian also noted that the A LITTLE DAB WILL DO - Gwen Dykeman gives Dawn Morley's make-up o final touch while Carrie Dykeman looks on. The children were part of the Dykeman, Morley, Dearing float in Exeter's Santo Claus parade. Varna couple celebrate By Mary Chessell Bob and Elva Peck celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on December 1 and were honoured on two oc- casions recently. Friends and neighbours surprised them at a gathering at the home of Jim and Kate Keys on November 28. On December 3 and 4, Bob and Elva's six children, their spouses and three of their nine grand- children joined the guests of honour at Wheels Motor Inn, Chatham. Everyone had a great time swimming, bowl- ing and enjoying the other facilities. A Sunday afternoon banquet at the Venus de Milo Restaurant in Chatham was the culmination of an en- joyable weekend of family fellowship. The annual Senior Citizen's Christmas Party sponsored by the Recreation Commis- sion is being held at the township hall in Varna on Thursday, December 15 at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon. So come on out, all you "seniors" and have a good time. Pete and Lynda Postill returned loll Wednesday November 30 from a two- week trip to the West Coast. They stayed for a few days with Graham and Bev Postill of Airdrie, Alta. and visited Mel and Doris Simmons of Calgary and Jeff Gibbings and Sharon Thompson of Sylvan Lake. Marshall and Bev took them up to Rocky Mountain House, Jasper and Lake Louise. On their bus trip through the mountains they stopped at Rogers Pass, Kelowna and Vernon. While touring the Van- couver area they stayed with Jon Murray Torrance in Sur- rey. Interesting places they saw there were Downtown Vancouver with the densest population in the world at 50,000 people per square mile, and • the South Shore com- munities where there are 200 to 300 thousand dollar homes, some even worth over a million. They saw the Lion's Gate Bridge, visited the McMillan -Bloedel Conser- vatory, Vancouver Aquarium, Queen Elizabeth Park, Gastown and Chinatown, which has the largest Chinese community in North America. Grey Cup revellers were everywhere. They took the Royal Vic- torian Tour of Lulu Island, Delta Island which is sur- rounded by dykes because it's below sea level, Saanich Island, an Indian community, the museum in Victoria, the Empress Hotel and the English style shops, also saw the beautiful Parliament Buildings lit up at night. But - chart Gardens were beautiful, even in winter. Margaret Dowson, Norene Hayter and Alice Boyce. Sunday School students and teachers conducted worship service in Varna Church on Sunday, with Nancy Webster the leader. Pat Norman's story of the Advent Apple APARTMENTS FOR RENT Extra Large Luxury Apartments Carling Street - Exeter Within Walking Distance of Shopping Area 2 bedroom apartments Immediate Occupancy Laragh Corporation Ltd. PHONE 235-0141 showed her to be a superb story teller. Other stories were told by Brian Chessell, Darryn McAsh and Krista McAsh. Sandra Cbultis read the scripture lesson. Gordon Hill lit the second advent can- dle, assisted by Mary Ellen Webster, who read the Bible verse. The children placed their gifts for the Christmas Bureau of Family and Children's Services under the tree, and Darryn McAsh and Jim Hill received the offering.. A beautifull decorated Sun- day School room greeted members, former members and guets for the annual potluck supper and Christmas program of Varna UCW. An attractive smorgasbord of delicious food was enjoyed. Julie Webster entertained with piano music prior to the meeting, and also played several Christmas selections during the worship service. Helen Taylor, Doris Wilson and Debbie Rathwell were hostesses for the evening, and led in worship with the readings "Light a Candle", "The Coming of Light, the Coming of Joy a nd the Com- ing of Hope." Scripture was from Luke 2 and Debbie led in prayer. Ruth Johnston and Margaret Hunt received the offering. During a short business meeting, it was decided to pack boxes for shut-ins on the afternoon of December 14 at Mary Chessell's home. Dona- tions for these will be gratefully received. Doris Wilson -read the slate of of- ficers for next year which will remain the same eXcept for the supper committee con- vener. To date no one has been found to fill this vacan- cy, also no one for vice- president. Dianne Gerstenkorn, who has the Flower Basket in Hen- sall, displayed a variety of Christmas centre pieces, etc. and showed how to make -an attractive door decoration us- ing a small sled as a background. Rachel Johnston was the winner of Dianne's gift. A happy time of visiting followed the meeting. WINS TRIP - Susan Willert, RR 2, Hensoll receives the Mainway Winning Hand trip to Nashville prize from Doug Ellison of Ellison Travel. T -A photo Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority TENDER Tenders are being accepted for the rental of agricultural land in the Parkhill Area. Tenders are to be sealed and clearly marked. "Tender for land" and will be received by the undersigned until 12:00 noon, December 19, 1983. Property consists of 67 acres, more or Tess, situated on the north half of Lots 8 and 9, Con- cession 7, McGillivray Township. This land has been currently utilized for cash crops. The highest or any tender, will not necessarily be accepted. For further information. contact: Ted Jones, General Superintendent or Tom Prout, General Manager Ausable-Boyfleld Conservation Authority Box 459, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 (519) 235-2610 * h eihrre orad Aafigre Amtios * * Wednesday evening Dec. 14th - 6 * p.m. In the Masonic Hall. Main St., * * Ilderton Ontario from several * * homes and estates. * FURNITURE: Dining room suite table, 5 chairs, * * buffet and chino cabinet, French Provincial * chesterfield and chair, Lazyboychoir, lamps, * pictures, library table, nursing rocker, captains * * chair, 2 old chests, variety of china some * * Limoges, . wooden beds, vacuum cleaner, * dishwasher. 5 speed bicycle. large Demi-John, *hi-fi set, small and speakers, wash stands, 5 piece toilet set, bakers table, blanket box, ** * trunk, Gone with Wind lamp , stained gloss * window, one tonged hay fork, string of bells, * * Frost Clear fridge. 2 door, 4 burner electric * ..d.stove, 36". * This is just a partial list • we will accept a few * more good clean consignments. Terms cosh, * lunch. * Auctioneers * Hugh Filson * 666-0633 * * Tom Robson * 666-1967 * atlas will not contain informa- tion on the past, rather there will be present information, information about Huron County in 1984 that will be historical in the future. Library board chairman Bill Elston said he ap- preciated the discussion by county council which would provide the board with fur- ther direction to bring back revised guidelines. He admit- "Noi'tbcrssfrr lissior Whims 80 Queens St. Hensall One bedroom apart- ments. Elevator, stove, and frostfree fridge. Free laundry rooms, parking. Large lounge, complete with dining area and kitchen. Could be used for entertainment. Sitting room upstairs Apply Irene Davis 262-2129 Eileen Ronnie 262-2005 Harry Klungel 262-2536 ted that as such a project had never been undertaken by the county before the library board wasn't exactly sure to how roceed. We thoughtthat we'd like to get the atlas to press by Ju- ly and August but we can put the March deadline back to June, but we won't have the atlas until December," said Elston. DRYSDALE MAJOR APPLIANCE CENTRE LTD., SALES WITH SERVICE The Place To Buy Appliances NEW AND USED Hensall 262-2728 Closed Mondays Farm Sold Clearing auction sale of farm machinery, truck, swimming pool, etc. For Mr. Donald Russell, Lot 10 Concession 16, Stephen Twp., 1/2 mi. south of Shipka, 5 mi. S.E. of Grand Bend. Saturday, Dec. 10 - 11:00 a.m. Ford 7000 diesel tractor with cab, duals for 7000, Int. 606 gas tractor with loader, Ford Jubilee gas tractor, White 508 3 fur. 16" semi mount plow, 2 fur. 3 pt. hitch plow, Ford 12' fibrashank cult., Ford 44 plate wheel disc, Kongskilde 10' cult., Noble 6 row scuffler, Int. 135 PTO manure spreader (like new), Int. 4 row No.56 planter, Innes bean windrower, J.D. 4 * row bean puller, Int. 16 run grain and fert. d;sc drill, (like new), Ford scuffler for 7000, Kelso 200 sproyer on wheels, Int. rotory hoe, set of land rollers, cultipacker land leveller, chain harrows, side rakes, harrows, flat rack, * hay feeder wagon, 3 pt. hitch blade, two 2 wheeled trailers, Martins 2 speed fan, drive unit and gutter cleaner, pig self feeders, cat- tle oiler, baby pig feeders, Geo. White dcuble auger snow blower, 8 steel 10' or 12' eye bean fert. auger, small stationary air compressor, automatic hack sow, steel rod, Lincoln welder, buckets and spiles, water pump and motor, gates, scrap iron. some form tools, etc., etc. Also selling for a neighbour, I.H. 1066 tractor, George White 23 ft. cultivotor, I.H. 510 5 x 16" plow, N.H. S717 harvester with pickup and 2 row corn head, Gehl forage box and wagon, custom forage box and wagon. N.H. No. 27 blower. TRUCK: 1966 Chev Stake truck with rock and hoist. Selling as is. TRAILER: 16 ft. camper trailer, Travel Aire, sleeps 4, stove, fridge, furnace, all complete. SWIMMING POOL: Complete 4' deep 20' across above ground pool with fence and deck. Auctioneers or owner not responsible for ac- cidents sale day. Plan to attend as this is a good sale of good equipment. TERMS: Cash sale day * * * * * Booth sr Auctioneers * Hugh Filson Tom Robson * * 666-0833 666-1967 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * PO WN1Nfi aactloii�or.77 Auction Sale Of household furniture, antiques, and misc. items. On Sat., Dec. 10, 1983 - 12 noon Sale to be held in South Huron Rec. Centre, Exeter, Ontario for the estate of the tate Miss Olive Pet- ty, Hensall. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Spanish chester• field and choir, 3 arm chairs, coffee and end table, wooden toble and 4 choirs, several beds, single and double, complete, dresser and mir- ror, chest of drawers, bedroon chair, 5 pc. kit- chen chrome set, Inglis 30" electric range, Frigidaire refrigerator, deep freeze, electric dpplionces, such as 12" TV, portable sewing machine, Eureka cannister vacuum and Hoover upright, floor polisher, hair dryer, fan, frypan, toaster, iron, kettle and clock, several dishes, stainless steel pots and pons, Corningwore, linens and blankets, hand and garden tools, electric lawn mower, lawn chairs, step ladder, several other items. ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES parlor choir, needle point seat, footstool, fancy tea table, fancy wooden floor lamp, china cabinet buffet, armoire, magazine rack, several lamps, cedar chest, 2 pine blanket boxes, mantle clock. Brass wall plaque, with collectors plate, brass teapot and stand, 2 brass lamps, 70 pc. set of dishes, Czechoslovakia china, R.K.G., 3 L.A Mout hand pointed figurines, several pcs. of china, and gloss such as Royal Doulton, French Limoges, Nippon, Noritake, Depression glass, ruby gloss, milk, glass, crystal, several wine glosses. Solt dips, chino shoes, 2 oil lumps, pit- cher and bowl from toilet set, severol pcs. of silver such as teo set, Eagle dinner bell, severol pcs. of silver flatware, pictures and frames, books, sad irons, wooden rolling pin, many fancy doilies, crocks and many other items. Don't miss this interesting sole. For more in- formation contact Norms Whiting Auctioneer 235-1964, 235.1931