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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-10-25, Page 35********************************************** JACOB AUCTIONS 519-271-7894 11 Sat. Oct. 28 at 9:30 a.m. * Large auction of tractors; implements; old hit and miss * engines; gas and oil memorabilia; antique farm related* :items; shop equipment; contents of a small engine repair * shop; lawn and garden equipment; antique lawn and * garden equipment; collection of old collectibles and much >f more at the Jacob Auction Yard 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell. * See jacob.ontarioauctioneer.com for more details * *Prop: Carl Becker and Estates of Lewis Donnelly and Ira * Weaver with additions. Wednesday, October 25, 2006 TIMES—ADVOCATE 35 CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIEL CLASSIFIE' 20 Property For Rent APT. FOR RENT - 1 bedroom - Exeter. 1st & last plus hydro. $375/month. Call 519-235- 2051. (39tfn) DOWNTOWN EXETER - 1 bedroom apartment - Heated. Fridge, stove, water included. First/last, references required. Available Mid -September - suitable for double bed - $430/month. 519-235-1354. (34tfn) EXETER - Ground floor 1 bedroom apt. $400/month plus hydro. Fridge and stove sup- plied. 519-808-8752. (40-43*) EXETER - 1 BEDROOM GROUND FLOOR - Central location. $410 plus hydro. 519-584-7992.(43-48*) EXETER - 1 BEDROOM UPPER APT. - Heat, hydro, water and sewer included. $550/month, first & last, avail- able now. 519-235-4948. (42;43*) EXETER - 189 VICTORIA ST. W. - 1 & 2 bedroom apts. Fridge, stove, water, sewer included. $415-$665 a month. 519-235-0349. (28tfn) EXETER ONE BEDROOM - Security entrance. Fridge & stove, water included. $395 plus hydro. Call 519-235-4613 or 519-236-7744. (41tfn) EXETER - ONE BEDROOM APT. - Adult building. References required, no pets, w/s included. $525 plus utili- ties. Phone 519-235-3293. (42tfn) GRAND BEND - Prime Office/Retail Space, Ground Level, utilities included. Available June 1, 2006. Call 519-235-2420. (18tfn) HOUSE TO RENT - Family wanted to rent. 3+1 bedroom farm house east of Exeter, ref- erences required. Call 519- 229-6414. (43*) LAKEFRONT CONDO - at Beach Place in Grand Bend. 3 bedroom, 1980 sq. ft., appli- ances included. Beautiful condo facing Lake Huron. $1250/month plus utilities. Available now. For details call 519-871-0142 or 519-319-9958 anytime. (42tfn) "LOWEST RENT - EXCEL- LENT DEAL" BACHELOR, 2 BEDROOM - Newly renovat- ed. Clandeboye - Lucan area. Pay only FIRST rent and move in. No last month payment required. Laundry facilities. Ample parking. Call 519-227- 0409. (38tfn) LUCAN - 2 Bedroom apt. - $575. 1 Bedroom apt. - $495. Central air, laundry and park- ing. 519-227-4766. (41-48*) LUCAN - 2 bedroom main floor apt. Parking. $550/month plus hydro. 519- 227-4766.(42-49*) LUCAN - 241 BUTLER ST. - 1 bedroom apt., all utilities paid. Parking, laundry, $545. 519-227-1285 or 519-681- 4827.(41-44*) ZURICH - MAIN ST. - 2 bed- room walk -out and patio. $480 heat included plus utilities. 519-236-4648 or 519-236- 7929.(42-45*) 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - in Clandeboye. $600 inc. heat. Available Nov. lst. Call Jerry 519-227-4677 or 519- 318-8709. (42tfn) 20 Property for Rent "Your Stuff" Self -Storage 280 THAMES RD. W., EXETER 235-2345 NEED SPACE? WE HAVE IT! Indoor and Outdoor 23 Wanted to Rent CASH CROP LAND FOR 2007. - Call 519-235-1491. (43tfn) CASH CROP LAND FOR 2007 SEASON & BEYOND - Call 519-318-0204. (39tfn) POLICE BRIEF Male arrested for impaired in �outh Huron SOUTH HURON — On Oct. 20 Huron OPP offi- cers observed a motor vehicle traveling along McTaggart Line in South Huron failing to stop for a posted stop sign. The dri- ver was displaying signs of impairment and was arrested for impaired operation of the motor vehicle. The driver was transported to the Huron detachment and provided two breath samples. The samples were analyzed and found to be greater than the legal limit of 80mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood. A 50 -year-old man of South Huron will attend Exeter Provincial Court on Dec. 21, facing one count of impaired operation of a motor vehi- cle and one count of dri- ving a motor vehicle with more than 80mg of alco- hol. OUR ADVERTISING POLICY Advertising in the Times -Advocate is accept- ed on condition that, in the event of a typo- graphical error, that portion of the advertising space occupied by the erroneous item, will be re -run in a subsequent issue as a make good at no charge, while the balance of the advertisement will be paid for at an applica- ble rate. In the event of a typographical error advertising goods or services at a wrong price, goods or services may not be sold. Advertising is an offer to sell and may be withdrawn at any time. Any errors must be acknowledged within seven days of publica- tion. 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TIMES -ADVOCATE Exeter 235-1331 HURON VILLAGE GREEN (near Exeter) Residential Homes for Rent 3 & 4 Bedroom Semi -Detached Homes All have front and back yards and a full basement Rent ranging from $600.00 per month and up, plus utilities. Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities Tel: 519-228-9898 New owner for Exeter Cleaning Centre EXETER — Owning the Exeter Cleaning Centre is something Nancy Mason has wanted to do for years. She finally made the plunge in July, buying the Main Street laun- dromat and holding a grand open- ing last weekend with door prizes and refreshments. Mason started working at Exeter Cleaning Centre in 1994 and says the late owners Pieter and Joan Westerhout always wanted her to buy. With the encouragement of the Westerhouts' daughters, Mason eventually decided she could make the deal. "I always considered buying ... It was one of those dreams, but I did- n't think I could do it." Mason has made minor changes to the inside of the building and has painted both the inside and outside. "Things are going really well," she says. Juggling the responsibilities of her business and her part-time job at Community Living - South Huron, in addition to being a mom of four, keeps Mason busy, but she says she's lucky to have two jobs she loves. An Exeter resident for 20 years, Mason says when she goes home at night, she can't wait to go back to work in the morning. "I love it." New business owner — Exeter's Nancy Mason, middle, bought the Exeter Cleaning Centre in July, holding her grand opening last weekend. From left are her children April, Steven, Jasmine and Adam. Mason says she is pleased with how things have gone since she took over. (photo/Scott Nixon) Hensall family chosen for Habitat build HENSALL — There are two significant news items from Habitat for Humanity Huron County (HFH HC). The board of directors recently announced a partner family has been selected for the Hensall build, which will begin in the spring of 2007, and the build in Wingham is close to being finished. Jennifer Walker and her children, 17 -year-old Katherine and two-year-old Adam, have been selected as the partner family that will buy the Habitat house scheduled to be built in Hensall in the spring. Walker says she is looking forward to starting the process of occupying her new house and "it will give me a sense of pride." She further went on to say, "I feel I have a AUCTION III Auctioneer Bob Heywood 235-0874 www.bobheywoodauctions.com WED., EVENING NOV. 1 AT 5 P.M. AT THE SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE, EXETER Dispersing a Targe offering for Mr. & Mrs. Russell Alton of Goderich along with additions for the estate of Zella Gibson & others. PARTIAL LISTING includes Krug Dining Table, 6 chairs & hutch & buffet; 7 pc oak dining suite; walnut dropleaf tea wagon; 3 pc dbl. bedroom suite by Kilgour; bedsuite by Imperial Loyalist; chests & dressers; flat to the wall bottom with 3 drawers; chesterfields; antique settee & chairs; 5 press back chairs; antique wooden rockers; large harvest style table with lower iron trestle & 10 leather seat/back chairs (Gibson estate); washstand; several old trunks; enamel top tables; several area rugs; fridge; 30" elec range; Maytag washer & gas dryer; Inglis stacking washer & dryer; upright freezer, a large offering of useful & col- lectible smalls incl. china & glass; 1847 Rodgers Bros & Oneida silverplate flatware sets; cornflower crystal; collector plates; oil lamps; paintings & pottery from around the world (Gibson estate); potters wheel (elec); hand tools, 4 elec. motors etc. future now. It will change my life and it will change my kids' lives. A home changes things." Walker looks forward to gardening and turning her house into a home. She suffered a significant change to her life in 1992 when an automobile accident left her disabled and set her back both financially and emotionally. She has since worked hard to make a life for her children and herself. Walker sees this opportu- nity to buy a Habitat house as a turning point in the life of her family. Wingham build proceeds The Huron county Habitat organization remains busy as construction nears the end in Wingham. "This has been a very successful build," states build chairperson Terry Taylor. Jacob and Tina Hiebert and their five children have already completed their "sweat equity" hours as they have worked hard in the building of their new house. The family will soon own their own home as they move in within the next month. Habitat for Humanity Huron County chairperson Paul Dyck explains "even though we have now had two successful builds in Clinton and Wingham, the fact remains that we had to put off the Hensall build until next spring." The organization had hoped to begin the Hensall build this year but due to a shortage of funds, the build has been delayed until next year. "This will give us the opportunity to start the Hensall build from a better position as we will have an extra eight months to raise funds for it," explained Dyck. The organization receives no government funding or outside funds, only donations from local Huron County residents and from the fundraising efforts of Habitat for Humanity Huron County and other local groups. Trivitt Memorial Church in Exeter recently held a Thanksgiving service, concert and chicken barbecue where all the proceeds raised will be donated to HFH HC. In November, a Christmas Choral Evening will be held that will also see the funds raised earmarked for the Hensall build. In addition, many local service clubs and individuals, companies and tradespeople have stepped forward to help make the local Habitat affili- ate fulfill its mission to eliminate poverty housing in Huron County. Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit, independent housing program made up of local affiliates that are locally managed. Habitat for Humanity Huron County is entirely operated by volunteers. Habitat provides a "hand up, not a hand out" by selling homes to quali- fied families through "sweat equity" and non-interest mortgages. Each local affiliate must meet the strict guidelines of Habitat for Humanity Canada. Started in 1976 in the United States, Habitat for Humanity Huron County can be contact- ed at www.habitathuroncounty.ca, or at P.O. Box 68, Hensall, Ont., NOM 1X0, or a message can be left at 262-5222.