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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-9, Page 27Don't forget to vote November 14 Owner wants It sold!! Open House 11 Parkside Ave., Zurich Saturday November 12, 1 4 p.m. Hosted by Jerry Zehr REDUCED COLDWELL BANKER ALL POINTS REALTY Exeter Office: 235-1449, Zurich Office: 236-4712 AIMPUMMINat i i i i HomeLife/London Realty Inc., Realtor, are pleased to announce that NORENE CULP, RUSS CULP, RALPH AINGE and KIM McCANN are now located at one location to serve your real estate needs whether listing, leasing or buying. Unit 9 - 47 Ontario Street, North Grand Bend, Ontario NOM 1TO CALL TODAY (519) 238-4444 It's what everyone's looking for REALTY SERVICES ► • 7NU�7L7� 1.4Y. '-1.41041 44.141 44I 3e7UI.44 1.1U1. 4141419E G.K. Realty and Insurance Inc. 284 Main St. Exeter Ontario (519) 235-2420 ORCHARD STREET - $99,900. Excellent 3 + 1 bedroom brick semi in excellent condition. Gas heat. 2 baths, rec room, Dwayne. 4gu 4% r STARTER/RETIREMENT HOME • Cozy, 2 bedroom home with park view location. Extra lot at rear. Double garage/shop. Dwayne. NEW LISTING - House has been totally renovated, 3 bedrooms, brick, with family room. Single garage, paved drive. REDUCED -2 storey, 4-plex in Exeter. Good condition, 4 ono bedroom apts. $112,500. COUNTRY SETTING Northlander mobile home with addition in excellent condition. Exeter area. BRICK BUNGALOW - One level, 3 bedroom yellow brick, modern kitchen, gas heat. NORWOOD VILLAGE -$48,500. 3 bedrooms, aluminum sided, 8 yr. old home. BE SURE TO PICK UP OUR "FREE" BROCHURE FOR ADDITIONAL LISTINGS IN EXETER AND SURROUNDING AREA. AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICE AND AT LOCAL MERCHANTS. Exeter Sales Reps: BIII GIIflllan 235-0116 • Dwayne Tlnney 235-3889 Murray Keys 235-2898 • BIII Fuss 236-7755 RG/MAX" Bluewater Realty Inc. 396 MAIN ST. S. EXETER, ONT. Office Res. 235-1304 235-3777 Marlene Parsons Sales Rep. Member of RE/MAX 100% CLUB REDUCED TO 899,900 Call today and start packing. Appliances, European kitchen, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, woodstove in main floor family room and close to everything. ► 8159,777 Brand new 3 bedroom brick bungerow With attached ► ► 4 garage, 2 baths and main floor laundry in new subdivision. ► ' 8121,900 4 bedroom brick ranch with oversized garage, main floor ► ' laundry and sunroom, lower level family room with gas fireplace. ► 8121,900. Private master bedroom with Jacuzzi ensuite, gas heat, 4 central air, wood floors, garage. QUAINT AS CAN BE. 8129,777. Owner has purchased. 3 bedrooms, oak kitchen, walk ► up attic, Targe garage. CaII today, and start packing. 4 8114,900 . Central air, gas heat, beautiful hardwood floors, all ' within this 3 bedroom brick family home on doubts lot. 899,900 • 2 bedroom bungalow on nice lot close to downtown, gas heat, good starter, retirement or rental home. 8147,500. Main floor family and games room make entertaining a ► breeze. 2 gas fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, master ensulte and large ► 4 garage on very deep lot. 8193,500 Executive home with 2 fireplaces, main floor laundry, ► sunroom and den, Targe attached garage on nicely treed lot. 8159,000 View the park from the kitchen window of this 4 ► bedroom brick home featuring gas fireplace, built In appliances and ► central air. 8134,500. Victorian charm on the corner with Inground pool, , ► , hardwood floors, loft bedroom, wrap around porch and oak kitchen. ► Cell today and start packing. ► power Saver Month Tips for your home Lighting • Turn off the lights when leav- ing a room - even for a few min- utes. 1t saves more energy in the time they're off than 11 will use to turn there on again. • Because brightly coloured walls reflect light, they help save energy, and require lower - wattage hulks to achieve opti- mum brightness. • Replace standard incandes- cent bulbs (40, 60, 100 and 150 watts) with energy saving hulks (34, 52, 90 and 135 watts) with no appreciable difference in light. • Switch to halogen bulbs for spot and flood lights. They con- sume 40 percent less energy and last twice as long as regular bulbs. • Use compact fluorescent bulbs for lights that are on more than three hours a day and are in hard -to -reach fixtures. They con- sume 70 percent less energy and last nearly 10 times as long as or- dinary fluorescents. Heating and hot water • Permanently lowering the thermostat one degree can save up to four percent on heating bills. For energy-efficient com- fort, set it at 21 °C when awake, 18 °C when asleep. • Keep heat in and cold air out by caulking and weatherstripping around doors and windows. They reduce drafts and increase com- fort. • Use energy-saving shower heads and save 30 percent in hot water. • Wrap your water heater in an insulating blanket, and insulate the first two metres of hot water piping from your water heater to reduce heat Toss. Cooking and Cleaning • When purchasing major ap- pliances, compare Enertiuide la- bels and choose those with the lowest number of kilowatt hours rating. Because an appliance lasts a long time, small differences in Energuidc ratings add up to large savings. • Refrigerators and freezers should he kept clean, kept only 2/ 3 full. and for maximum energy savings, set at 3°C and -18°C re- spectively. • On the stove, match the pot size to the element size and keep lid, on to conserve energy. Al- though more expensive at the outset, a self-cleaning oven is better insulated than a regular one, and consumes less energy during normal use. • Use the "econo-wash" cycle on the dishwasher and the "ener- gy -saver" switch to turn off the heating element, thus allowing dishes to air dry. Wash only when you've got a full load. • Wash only a full load in the clothes washer, rinse in cold wa- ter, and run the spin cycle twice before placing clothes in dryer. • In the dryer, use the "cool - down" feature to reduce the heat in the last five to ten minutes, and clean the lint filter after each load. Beavers planning SkyDome sleepover TORONTO - Move over Jays - 10,000 Ontario Beavers and Bea- ver leaders are planning to take over the SkyDome, to make it - for the night of Saturday/Sunday, No- vember 26, - the largest Beaver Colony in the world. Calling it - what else - the Sky - Dome Sleep -over, they will be coming from every Scouting re- gion in Ontario, - some flying in, some coming by train, others char- tering busses, all of them excited already about just being there. "It's once in a lifetime", said one leader. While they're planning how to get to SkyDome, a planning com- mittee have been working for near- ly two years on the logistics of ar- rivals and departures, lunch, supper and hrcakfast, afternoon and evening programs, and making sure there's a place to sleep for every Beaver. Lunch, supper and breakfast means negotiations with McDo- nalds who operate food services within the Dome. McDonald's ex- pects to be able to accommodate everyone, including those who have special needs, with minimum line-ups. Afternoon and evening programs means contracting featured chil- dren's entertainers Eric Nagler, Jack Pearce, Lenny Graff, and • Ronno and friends; arranging for 4 programming on the Jurnbotron, for Fitness Breaks with televi- sion's Body Break, and for G. J. ► Birdie to be there; contracting huskers who will entertain arrivals and departures and as walkabout entertainers, and lining up an oth- erwise full program of scheduled 4 and drop-in activities. And because it's a birthday, there will he a birthday Mehra - lion. The SkyDome Sleepovcr is the major event celebrating the 20th anniversary of the introduc- • tion of the Bcavcr program to ' Scouting in Ontario. 'Beaming' ' first colonized Manitoba in the ear- • ly 70s, then was introduced in On- tario in 1974, the Beavers - age five to seven - multiplying from less than 100 in pilot groups in To- ronto. Kitchener -Waterloo and Pe- terborough, to over 33,000 in Onta- rio in 1994. Nationally, Beavers arc the largest of the five program sections in Scouts Canada. Ontario planners picked up the 4 idea from Beavers in British Co- • lumhia, who staged a similar event in Vancouver five years ago. I.il Fulford, of Angus, Ontario, Assist ant Provincial Commissioner, Bea 4 vers, Roy Knight of Richmond Hill, Assistant Provincial Commis sioner, Special Events, Ontario • ► ► ► • • ► • • ► • ► r ► ► • • • h. • 4 Al Council, flew to Vancouver in May as participant observers for BC's second sleepover. For information contact: L.M. McIntyre:. 519-745-2080, Adam Whyte: 416-928-0175, Roy Hock- ings: 416-923-2461. Times -Advocate, November 9, 1994 Page 27 A well prepared resume will help you get the job you are looking for! 4 A resume detailing an applicant's work history and education is extremely helpful to an employer who is seeking a person for a specific job vacancy. Your personal resume should accompany your letter of application. Here are some guidelines to follow in preparing your resume: ❑ Make it clear, concise and easy to read - and no longer than two pages O The resume should be typed on 8 1/2" x 11" white paper with enough white space to prevent a cluttered look ❑ Start with your name, address and phone number' O Next under a sub -heading "Work History" detail the previous jobs you've held - in reverse date order - that is, last job first. O Use a separate paragraph for each position and precede it with the dates you held that position. O State the job title, a brief description of the responsibilities - and the results you achieved. O The next section of your resume should come under the sub -heading of "Education". Start with the highest degree obtained or grade completed, followed by the name of the institution at which you studied. Follow this with previous education attainments. At the end, List any specific instructional courses you have attended in conjunction with your work. ❑ Under the sub -heading "Affiliations", list memberships and/or offices held in professional or industry associations. O Under the sub -heading "Personal Interests" list any activities which you feel will be of interest to the employer - such as volunteer work, etc. Your letter of application and your resume will be the factors that make the employer decide whether to short Ilst you for an interview. So make It as Impressive as you can - but stick to the facts. We can help you get an impressive and professional -looking resume Call Debbie Lord at 424 Main St. Exeter (519) 235-1331 a a a a r n 'nPr P�PS� Pr J�rS�PrJ�rJ�r_Pr_Ptsrsrsr_,O 493 MAIN ST. EXETER Dirk Coolman 235.3948 24 Hour Service Ron Cottrell ZURICH - Just listed - Nice three bedroom older brick home, 2 bathrooms, main floor laundry, paved drive, garage. A great family home situated on a beautiful treed lot. Asking $109,900. SNIDER SUBDIVISION - EXETER - Take advantage of this limited time offer. Fully serviced building lots, paved roads and curbs. Starting at $42,500. Four sold already. 4 BEDROOM BRICK in Exeter, completely and professionally reno vated. Large newer addition with family sized kitchen, oak cupboards, main floor laundry, gas fireplace and more. Priced to sell at $129,900. HOBBYIST'S PARADISE - (Exeter) This property boasts just under 2000 sq. ft. of modern living area plus about the same area as work- shop, garage and office, plus a separate 28x34 shop with gas heat and hydro. Located on a 200 ft. deep lot the possibilities are endless. Only $137,500. LARGE RESIDENTIAL LOT with workshop and double garage. Near downtown and hospital. Reduced to $47,500. Several commercial and investment properties still available. Call Ron or Oirk with your needs. 78 THAMES RD. EXETER - Completely renovated 3 bed- room, small barn, gas heat only $99,900. 148 WILLIAM ST. EXETER - $126,900, central air, gas heat, 3 bedroom, immaculate. 1111.11.1111111 175 McCONNEL 8T. EXETER - Finlshed rec room, 2-1/2 baths, only $145,500. No GST 55 DEVON DR. EXETER - Fenced yard, central air, 3 bed- rooms, brick drive only $149,900 216 PRINCE ALBERT ST. CENTRALIA full basement, central air, main floor den, built ins and more only $152,600. 60 HILLCREST EXETER 3 bedrooms, gas heat, fireplace only $89.900. 0 ii 81 ALEXANDER ST. EXETER - 4 bedroom side split, double garage, loads of room only $139,900. Don't miss this one. , ' ' MAKE AN OFFER - Vendor motivated includes large shed. 139 McCONNEL ST. EXETER separate dining room, double garage, central air, whirlpool and more only $179,900. 20 NELSON ST. EXETER - 1900 sq. ft. living area, 1900 ft of shop, office and garage, deck plus large shop at rear on 200 ft. lot. On 137 500. 5 S 5 S S n ` rf rf rl rl el r1 pi rl ri i•1._ T tf r( rf rl rl r1 rl rf rf r1 rt rt r( r1_K rf rf rl r. r , • . •1 It 4 n 11