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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1995-06-07, Page 23House for Sale 212 ANDREW ST. EXETER - Mature treed lot, close to schools and shopping. 2 - 3 bedroom, brick bungalow, new windows, roof and gas furnace. NEW PRICE. Phone 235-1658. Page 22 Times -Advocate, June 7, 1995 Science Quest Over 1,000 public school stu- dents visited South Huron District High School's Science Quest last Wednesday. The SHDHS student's effort to make science interesting and give pubic school students hands-on experience was very successful. Pictured above students watch closely at the Fire and ice lab activity. At left, Brent Medd and Richard Bylsma make slime. Other activities included Digest This, Ester, Mirror, Dis- appearing Act, Get a Jolt, Put- ty in Your Hands and Ice Cream. Students from Brus- sels, Precious Blood, Clinton Public, St. Boniface, Exeter Public, Seaforth Public, Hen- sall Public and Stephen Cen- tral participated in the the day devoted to science. Stoneyridge Developments Inc. is FOR SALE New one storey home for sale. Pryde Blvd. extension, 1720 sq. ft. on main level. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, oak kitchen, main floor laundry. Call Jeff Taylor, 229-6472, Jack Taylor 235-3293 /ffiffszomssrarim #c GREGUS COURT • attractive new home featuring Targe livingroom with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, 2 full baths, laundry on main floor, full basement with gas furnace and air exchanger. Double garage and brick drive. Close to school and downtown. Priced at $179,900. Phone 235.1647 Gregus Construction your local environmental partner Sat. of tend By pwiGe hide Take notice that the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authrlrity is now receiving tenders on the two parcels of land described below. PARCEL 1 - Part 32, Plan 25R 6912, Patrick Street, Pod Franks, Town of Bosanquet, County of Lambton. PARCEL 2 Part 44 & 46, Plan 25R 6912, Katharine Cresent, Port Franks, Town of Bosanquet, County of Lambton. • All tenders must be received at the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority by 4:00 p.m. lune 20, 1995. ▪ The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. • This sale is governed by the Conservation Authorities Act. • For tender forms and Maher information contact Tom Prout, Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority, R.R. 0 3 Exeter, Ont. NOM ISS, 519-235-2610, fax 519-235-1963. /1 lily `tiny&' ft out your local environmental portlier telephone 519 15-2610 far 519-235-19i , Drop -In set for June 15 Liz Sangster HENSALL - The Hensall Com- munity Drop -In is set for June 15 at. 'Hensall United Church. Activities include: foot care at 10 a.m., noon lunch, entertainment by Hensall Public School, and Alma Langford will be the guest speaker on Spirituality. Cards and public health consultation will follow. Cost is $4.00 per person for the meal and program. Reserve by phoning Margaret Cole, 262-2304 or Faye Skinner, Town and Coun- try Homemakers, at 235-2358 be- fore noon Monday. Presbyterian church Rev. Sabrina Caldwell will con- duct the Communion service at Carmel Presbyterian Church, on June 11. United church Rev. Henry Annen conducted the service at Hensall United Church, this past Sunday. Doug Klopp was the organist. The Children's Story was "God is Here". The following young people were confirmed: Dawn Corbett, Gerald Corbett, Jason Corbett, Becky Corbett, Jay Mallette, Kim Taylor and Amy Wood. Rev. Annen's message was "A Living Witness". The congregation then celebrated Holy Communion Special music was provided by a trio. The pianist was Julie Darling, the greeter was Janie Bisback, and the ushers were Mark Consitt and Dave Collins. June 25 will be the Promotions' and Family Picnic and June 21 is the official board meeting. Personals The sympathy of the community goes to the family of the late James Mustard. Best wishes go to Dianne Ger- stenkorn who has moved to Formo- sa, after living in Hensall for 22 years. She welcomes all her friends and family to drop in when they are in the area. Ill)( til. I Ok s \I.I 185 Queen.St. Clinton Three bedroom - 2 bathrooms, large corner lot with enclosed yard, hardwood floors plus lots of charm. For more information or a viewing 'call: • (519) 482-5838 ONLY $129.900 Renovated white brick home, extremely well built, very well insulated, new roof, spring well, spacious property with trees. Hardwood floors, 1500 sq. ft. foyer, 2+1 bedrooms, kitchen lots of cupboard space, dining room, open concept living room. Air -tight woodstove, 4 pc. bathroom, full size heated basement with sink and toilet. 00 fumace, pressure system. Walk-in attic. Mortgage clear, paved road, 1 mile from Exeter. VIEWING 235-0922, No Sunday calls please • • AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, CAR, TENT TRAILER, MISC., ETC. Ilderton Masonic Hall, Ilderton, Ont. (Just a few mi. N.W. of London) Sat., June 10 -10:30 a.m. We have received instructions to sell complete contents of two homes from Ailsa Craig and London. HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES: Automatic GE washer and dry- er, freezer, other appliances, chrome kitchen set, wooden kitchen table and 4 chairs, 9 pc. dining room suite (real nice), bow front china cabinet, swivel rockers, chesterfields and chairs, coffee and end tables, circle sofa, 4 pc. bed- room suite, 3 pc. bedroom suite, several chests of draw- ers and dressers, bunk bends, electric chord organ, stereos, china cabinet and matching table, corner knick-knack cabi- net, large desk, small tables, pictures, lamps, small TV, crocks, candy dispenser, dehu- midifier, odd wooden chairs, excellent rocking chair, fans, air conditioners, metal suitcas- es, lawn table and umbrella, Filter queen vacuum, Magnavox cabinet coloured TV with remote ( excellent), brand new light coloured love seat sofa bed, beds, small appliances, pots and pans, everyday dishes, knick-knacks, linen, blankets, silver pieces, etc. MISC: Childs wagon, bikes, toboggans, ladders, hand and garden tools, Beaver table saw and motor, Work -Mate bench, pipe stand, chests of tools, sockets, old wooden tool chest, mechanics books, skill saw, shop vac, dog run, wind surfer, hedge clipper, plus misc. of all kinds. CAR: (For Mr. Len Fischer), 1980 Mercury Marquis fully automatic, 4 door, 2 tone, only 86,000 km. Will sell certified. TENT TRAILER: 1990 Viking hardtop, sleeps 6, furnace, fridge, pull out awning, (like new, excellent condition). REMEMBER CONSIGNMENT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD, FARM MACHINERY, ETC. June 15, Ilderton Fair Grounds. Consignments accepted. TERMS: Cash or known cheque sale day. No buyers premium. Lunch booth. Auctioneers Filson & Robson Phone/Fax: 666-0833 wor 4 NOW UNDER CO 3 bedroom, oak cabinets, large dining area. Eat in kitchen, landscaped lot, high efficiency gas, full basement. Located 1 block from downtown in private court. Buy now and save. Call Roger Dougall 235-0448 Bus trip taken to Crossroads pillage Muriel Lewis GRANTON - Granton members Florence Bryan, Alma Nicholson, Norah Wissel and Muriel Lewis of die Kirkton Horticultural Society took in the bus trip to Crossroads Village and Huckleberry Railroad in Flint, Michigan on Monday, May 29. Supper was enjoyed on the way home in Port Huron at the Sveden House. Beef barbecue Several Granton people enjoyed the beef barbecue at the Denfield Community Park on Saturday eve- ning, June 3. Anniversary service There was no service at the St. Thomas' Anglican Church on Sun- day, June 4 but some from the con- gregation attended the anniversary service at St. Paul's Church, Kirk - ton. Rev. Stephen Emery's message was about running out of some dep- rivation of the spirit, not forgiving, and the acceptance of God's uncon- ditional love. Service time June 11 at Granton is 8:30 a.m. with the Rev. Stan Jay officiating. Bible Study The Anglican parish bible study group met at the rectory in Kirkton on Wednesday, May 31. ACW The St. Thomas' A.C.W. met at the home of Velma Hodgins in St. Marys on Thursday night, June I. Cco-ordinator Cathie Westman chaired the meeting when arrange- ments were made for a time of fel- lowship following the 4:30 p.m. closing service on June 18. Irene Roloson passed around in- spirational fridge magnets she had made for each member and a friendly atmosphere pervaded while they enjoyed Velma's hospi- tality. United Church At the Granton United Church on Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes' sermon was about 'A Pentecost People'. "My Tribute to God be the Glory" was sung by the choir. UCW Unit one of the UCW met June I at. Audrey Harloff's home in Mitch- ell beginning with a noon luncheon served on the patio. Leader Doreen McRobert opened the meeting with the lesson thoughts on 'Prepare for Graduation' based on 1st Peter 3 verse 4, concluding with a reading from Daily Bread about beautiful people. The roll call was answered by 10 members, each contributing a read- ing. Business discussion included plans for the pork supper on June 21, arrangements for the next meet- ing in September and flowers in the church. Audrey Westman continued with the program reading an article 'Our road together' about one of the Lennon sisters. ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD, COLLECTIBLES ETC., CAR Thursday evening,June 8 5 .tit, at Bob Heywood's Auction entre: 586 -Main St. Exeter Dispersing the estate of Mrs. K. Grasdahl along with additions from Ilderton and Brucefield. HOUSEHOLD & COLLECTIBLES: - Immaculate Vilas maple dining suite (Early American style), incl. drop leaf dinette table with 2 leaves, 6 chairs, buffet and matching corner cupboard, maple desk with upper hutch, 2 rattan tea wagons, 2 nice coffee tables, 2 maple corner drop leaf tables, 2 walnut night tables, single and double beds plus 2 single waterbeds, chests of drawers, nice old dresser with mirror, roll top desk, chesterfields and recliner, stereo, upright freezer, humidifier and dehumidifier, auto washer and dryer, 30" elec. range, old wooden boxes, heavy maple chairs, approx. 25 metal ice cream style chairs, chrome table and 6 chairs, lamps, Comfortmatic single electronic bed, elec. sewing machine, golf clubs, Vita Mix machine and other small appliances, 84 cup coffee percolator, dog sled and harness, (like new), quilts and linens, Filter queen vacuum, camper fridge, microwave, restaurant grill, counter and stools, exhaust hood, china and glass incl. cocoa jug and Germany, Bavarian, brassware, bicycles, tackle box full of good tackle, 1987 Mercury Grand Marquis LS selling certified, and much more. UPCOMING AUCTION: Wednesday June 21 at 5 p.m. - dispersing a London estate plus additions including antique tool collection and more. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood Res. 235-0874 Bus. 2354469 WOODSHOP & PROPERTY AUCTION SATURDAY, JUNE 10th -- 10 AM Preview 8 AM (Property by Appointment) At the Dublin Mercantile, 56 Mill St., Dublin (Hwy. 8 between Mitchell & Seaforth across from G.G.'Goettler Furniture'). PARTIAL LIST ONLY 10 A.M. - EQUIPMENT. 1986 diesel 7000 G.M.C. 24 foot H. cube van; 7' stroke sander; 10' Unisaw; 10' radial arm; vacuum system; 16' planer; 8' wood jointer; 5 H.P. compressor; 3 H.P. shaper; routers; hand planer; dovetailer; air nailers; air stapler; bench grinder; comp. mitre saw; 1' belt sander; 6 x 36 belt sander; belt sanders; jigsaws; Bakers scaffold; roller tool chest; bar & F clamps; router; drill & shaper; bits; screwdrivers; chisels; drills; vices; sanders; wrenches; paint guns; several barn fans; 6 x 6 sign frame; table legs; drawer fronts; stool tops: stool legs; shelving; pedestals; plus 100's of other items. 12 NOON - PROPERTY: Known as 56 Mill St., Dublin. 2 storey concrete showroom area (main floor finished), upstairs clear span storage area. adjoining single storey 40 x 26 workshop, new hydro & wiring, new heat, drywall, insulation. roofs & lighting. All sizes approx. $10.000. cash or certified cheque day of sale. Balance 30 days. Subject to very moderate reserve. TERMS: Cash, cheque, Visa or Mastercard. 3% premium. Lunch Bar Tools can be seen operating moming of sale. AUCTIONS UNLIMITED 519-345-2426 519-345-2323 Large Auction Sale To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for Clinton Estate, Goderich homes plus donated items for Clinton Hospital fund raising. Sates vJun.10at9a.m. Almond dryer, 2 dishwasher, 2 air conditioners, Eureka vacuum with power head, Phillips 26 inch floor model colour TV with remote, smaller chest freezer, antique meat slicer, modern oak curio cabinet, chesterfield nearly new, loveseat, chesterfield and chair nearly new, chesterfield and chair, 2 yrs. old, maple kitchen set with hutch china cabinet, modern dark pine table with 4 matching chairs, modem coffee and end tables, oak glider rocker, untique lamp table with drawer, flve piece bedroom suite with double box spring and mattress, like new, double box spring and mattress nearly new, double box spring and mattress with new head board, antique dresser, what not, hall tree, matching dresser and chest of drawers plus others, brass floor lamps, bedroom and table lamps, antique wooden arm chair, sewing machine In stand, 31 day wall clock, microwave stand, 3 han made quilts, Afghans, bedding, oil lamps, 4 collector plates, old doll, railway lanterns, CN oil lamps, CN memorabilia, antique umbrella stand, odd pressback chairs, 5 pieces of Carnival glass, glass top kitchen table and chair set, Miss America diamond pattem pink butter dish with lid, milk can, small winch driven by electric with reverse switch used once, small spinning wheel, large crock, plus our usual large offering of dishes, glassware, pictures, misc. Items too numerous to mention. Note: an excellent clean offering. Terms: Cash or cheque with proper 1D. lltadaleer ItNhard Lobb 482-7898 Cedes UPCOMING AUCTIONS IN CUNTON - Sat. June 17 a< 9 a.m. and Sat. June 24 at 9 a.m.