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Times -Advocate, May 24,1995
20 Property for Rent
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom apartment 2 baths,
nicely decorated. fridge and stove incl.
Utilities not included. 235-1730. Available
May 1st. (20tfc)
506 Main Street
This Exeter property is just a little away
from the high exposure of upfront Main
Street, but the extremely attractive rent
could make this location an excellent
choice.
It's ideal for an office, with plenty of
space for storage, a service -type
business, storage, or a variety of other
uses. Available June 1. To arrange an
inspection, please call 2352740
ONE AND TWO
BEDROOM FROM
$395.00 TO $525.00.
CaII Marlene Parsons 235-3777
Re/Max Bluewater Realty Inc.
COUNTRY SETTING - 2 bedroom
apartment, tiled bath. stove refrigerator,
treed yard, garden plot. $340.00 monthly.
Hwy. 4 south of Exeter 235-0392. (I8tfn)
HENSALL - 2 bedroom apt. Available
June 1st. Appliances and heat included.
5435.00. Call Dean for more details.
263-2380. (17tfn)
ONE BEDROOM APT. Ground floor.
Available July 1. 5350 per month. Call
227-1385 or 472-5694. (18tfn)
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, Main St.
Lucan. Available May 14. Phone 227-0296.
(I8tfn)
EXETER - outstanJing 2 bedroom apts.
Available July 1st. Skylight, enclosed porch
and much more. call Dean 263-2380.
(18tfn)
LARGE ONE BEDROOM newly
decorated fridge and stove. Laundry and
parking. 235-1497. (I8tfn)
TWO BEDROOM APT. second floor,
central location, heated, fridge and stove.
Available June 1st. Phone 235-1680 or
235-I681.(19tfn)
3 BEDROOM farm house. 5 miles east of
Hensall/Kippen. Large lawn. Available July
1st. References required. (519) 263-5988.
(19tfn)
TWO BEDROOM
APT. FOR RENT
Ideal for newlywed or
retired couple. Stove and
refrigerator, fully broad -
loomed, laundry facilities,
cable TV and heating. One
year lease $526.00 per
month - second floor
Phone Joe Darling
235-2208
20 Property for Rent
FOR RENT - One bedroom apartment with
fridge and stove in Hensall. References
required. 235-2420. (21tfn)
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT Main St.
Exeter. S267.00 plus utilities. parking, stove
and fridge included. Available May 1st.
Phone 235-1810. (17tfn)
GRAND BEND Deluxe Condo Riverview
air cond. pool, very clean. Available August
weeks. $700/week. 519-660- 1106. (17tfn)
EXETER - Smaller 2 bedroom ground
floor apartment. Preferably non smoker. No
pets. References. Available July 1st.
235-3114.(17tfn)
BACHELOR APARTMENT - one room
plus bathroom with shower. Includes some
furniture. Available immediately. 5210.00 a
month. Call Dinneys 9-6. 235-0173. (17tfn)
Apartments for
rent In Centralia
Newly renovated, one
bedroom, stove, fridge
and all utilities included.
Available immediately
Call Rose or Randy
234-6421 or 228-6523
25 Notices
20 Property for Rent
HENSALL - newly carpeted 1&2 bedroom
' units from $423.00 incl. heat and hydro,
laundry facilities on premises. Call now to
inquire about move in bonuses. 262-2827.
(20tfn)
AVAILABLE AUGUST I. One bedroom
apartment. Heat supplied, fridge and stove
$320/month. Call 235-1354. (20;21c)
MODERN 1 & 2 bedroom apartments.
Main St. Exeter 235-2557. (20tfn)
2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS, very
spacious. modem, eat in kitchen, laundry,
fridge, stove. washer and dryer supplied.
Paved parking, adult building, no pets.
Starting at 5577/month including heat and
hot water. Phone 235-3948 or 235-1950.
(21c)
ONE BEDROOM
APARTMENT
Fridge, stove,
Huron St. Exeter. I
$425.00 plus. Call
4514349 and
235-2420.
r 25 Notices
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COUNTRY OF MIDDI. P. SEX
ROAD DEPARTMENT
NOTIFICATION OF ROADSIDE WEEDSPRAYING
Notice is hereby given that the County of Middlesex, Road
Department, intends to apply the herbicide DIPHENOPROP BK
700, registration number 16724, for the purpose of general
broadleaf weed control, during the period from June 5, 1995 to
June 23, 1995 along all County of Middlesex roadsides in the
following Municipalities:
- Township of McGillivray
- Township of Biddulph
- Township of London
- Township of West Nissouri
- Township of North Dorchester
This herbicide is approved for use in Ontario by the Ministry of
Environment and will be applied by a qualified Contractor
licensed by the M.O.E. under the requirements of the
Pesticides Act.
For more Information all (519) 434-7321
D.H. Husson, P. Eng.
County Engineer
County of Middlesex
The Huron County Board of Education
invites tenders for
ALTERNATIONS TO VANASTRA
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Sealed tenders will be received at The Huron County Board of
Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0 until
1:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 8, 1995.
A Bid Bond amount of $13,000.00 is required to accompany
tender. The successful bidder will be required to provide a
50% Performance Bond and a 50% Labour and Material
Payment Bond.
A limited number of tender documents will be available to
General Contractors only, at the office of Garratt & Marklevitz,
516 Huron Street, Stratford, Ontario N5A 5T7, after Thursday
May 25, 1995, upon deposit of a certified cheque in the
amount of $50.00 per set.
The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.
The Huron County Board of Education
103 Albert Street
Clinton, Ontario, NOM 1L0
J
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R. Brown
Chair
P. Carroll
Director
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
FRIEDA LYDIA LOUISE
BIERLING
Late of the Town of Exeter, in the
County of Huron, who died on the 14th
day of February, 1995. Creditors and
others having claims against the above
estate are required to• send full particu-
lars of such claims to the undersigned
on or before the 25th day of May 1995,
after which date the estate assets will
be distributed, 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 Administrator
29 Yard & Garage Sales
YARD SALE - Sunshine Kids
Co-operative Pre -School Inc. Saturday,
May 27 - 8 a.nt. to noon. Exeter United
Church parking lot. Toys, clothes, trikcs,
and more. (21c)
MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE - May
27th - 8 a.m. to? 12 conc. McGillivray Twp.
North of Ailsa Craig on CR21 or West of
Hwy. 4 on CR24 or CR5. Crafts, baking,
antiques, houseware, furniture. clothing etc.
(21*)
GARAGE SALE - May 1st to Oct. 1st. 180
Helen St. Dashwood 237-3230.
Typewriters, playpen. folding tables, lamps
and tools. window glass, extension cords,
plastic, pipe, books. 6" jointer, router, etc.
(21*)
MULTI YARD SALE - 390 Edward St.
Exeter May 27th all day. Available nearly
new boys and girls clothes, bikes, bar
fridge, toys, baby accessories, T.V.s,
drapes, kitchen access., twin buggy and lots
lots more. (21*)
YARD SALE - Saturday, May 27 - 8:00 to
1:00 at 288 Algonquin Dr. Huron Park.
Baby items, toys, bike plus many other
items. (2I*)
YARD SALE - Saturday, May 27 -
290-294 Sanders St. E. 9 a.m. to 12.
Household items, sewing rnachine,
half-price craft table. (21')
SATURDAY, MAY 27 - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Variety of articles - 516 Andrew St. Exeter.
(21')
MULTI -FAMILY - May 27 - 9 a.m. to?
Rain date June 3. Middlesex Cty. Rd. 18,
(Parkhilltownline) to Lazy Acres. (21c)
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Back in Time.
By Ross Haugh from the archive
the Exeter Times Adv
10 YEARS AGO
May 22, 1985 - On May 15, Larry Hardy opened his office door
to begin his first day as the new police chief of Exeter and he in-
tends to keep that door open.
The recently appointed head of the town's six -man police force
has come to Exeter with certain goals. Foremost is creating and
maintaining an open door policy with members of his force, elected
officials and the general public.
25 YEARS AGO
May 21, 1970 - A three-day camping trip sponsored by South Hu-
ron District High School came to an abrupt and tragic end early
Thursday when two district girls drowned in a man-made lake in the
Parkhill Dam Conservation Area. They were Geraldine Moddejonge
of Exeter and Janet Guenther of Shipka.
A former member of the Exeter detachment of the Ontaior Provin-
cial Police, Sergeant George Mitchell is in charge of the 24 man
force at Grand Bend for the summer months.
Coinciding with the second annual graduation exercises at Cen-
tralia College of Agricultural Technology was unveiling of a plaque
commemorating the opening of the new veterinary services labora-
tory at Huron Park.
50 YEARS AGO
May 23, 1945 - The Zurich Lions club received their charter
Thursday night. J. Albert Traquair, president of the sponsoring Exet-
er Lions was in charge of the celebration. Patrick J. O'Dwyer is the
first Zurich president.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil' Rowe have received a letter from their son
Corporal A.W. Rowe from somewhere in Belguim. He wrote, " I
read in the Maple Leaf that Orval Cann's cow gave birth to her sixth
set of twins. I don't know how old those twins are but it sounded
good to me as this is the only home news I have had for a month."
A swine club has been organized by the Exeter Agricultural Socie-
ty. The executive includes Glenn Fisher, Will Ford and Jack Hey-
wood and coach Bill Ellerington.
An old landmark in Exeter, the sales barn at the rear of Jones and
May has been torn down and will be replaced by a modern seed
cleaning plant by Jones, MacNaughton and Company.
60 YEARS AGO
May 23, 1960 - Mr. Harry Hoffman of Dashwood has added an-
other gold medal to his collection, and is to be congratulated on win-
ning the finals for baritone soloists at the Stratford Music Festival.
75 YEARS AGO
May 24, 1920 - Mr. W.J. Beer is erecting a garage at the rear of
his business premise on James street.
Mr. Fred Kerr of Crediton, the crack shot of Huron county was in
Galt last week and carried off the premier prize breaking 142 of 150
rocks.
Exeter council approved a petition from residents to water Eliza-
beth street from James to Huron.
Also passed was a bylaw forbidding the parking of autos at any
one time longer than 30 minutes on the business section of Main
street.
Most Exeter merchants will close their places of business each
Wednesday during the months of June, July and August.
At an auction sale at Grand Bend conducted by C.N. Cooper of
London for George Ecclestone, 42 lots were sold with prices rang-
ing from $150 to $360.
100 YEARS AGO
May 25, 1895 -Harry Hutton, alias "Diamond Charlie", the al-
leged St. Marys diamond swindler who is held for extradition has
been again remanded on a charge of forgery at Swanshoue, Georgia.
Mr. William Kestle of Sharon delights in speeding his handsome
driver and all that is required now is a fair young lady to accompnay
him while driving.
J.D. Atkinson, furniture merchant located north of the town hall
has a 10 piece bedroom outfit on sale for $20.50.
The Ladies Aid of the Elimville Methodist Church is holding a
"Blue Jay" tea on May 24. With a splendid program ready to go, the
admission is 10 cents.
Shipka couple celebrates
25th wedding anniversary
Annie Morenz
SHIPKA - Mothers day visitors
with Annie Zielman were her
daughter Angie, and friend Mark
Dousfield of Jarvis, also daughter
Ruth Zehr, husband Jerry and fami-
House for Sale
ANDREW S T. EXETER -
Close to schools and
shopping. 2 - 3 bedroom,
brick bungalow, new
windows, roof and gas
furnace. Phone 235-1658.
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ly, and Mrs. Lorene Zehr, her
daughter Diane and family all of
Zurich.
Sympathy is expressed to the
Miller family with the death last
week of Oscar Miller, of Dash-
wood. Several from this area at-
tended the funeral held last Friday
at Zion Lutheran Church in Dash-
wood. The pallbearers were Hubert
Miller, Delmar Miller, Jake
Schroeder, Roy Rader, Stephen
Miller and Freddie Miller. Flower
bearers were Shellie and Jeffrey
Miller and Tom Miller.
Get well wishes to Ruth Shep-
pard who has been back in St. Jo-
seph's hospital London, for more
surgery on her leg, injured in a fall
at Grand Bend in March.
Community good wishes to Jim
and Linda Dietrich who celebrated
a 25th wedding anniversary this
month.
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