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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Times Advocate, 2006-05-31, Page 31Exeter 235-1331 1 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 Advertising is an offer to sell and may be withdrawn at any time.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. The Times -Advocate reserves the privilege of revising or rejecting advertisements that it considers objectionable and to change the classification of any advertisement from that ordered to conform to the policy of this news- paper. Contents are protected by copyright. Reproduction of any material without the per- mission of the publisher is forbidden. Advertisers purchase space and circulation only. All rights to any advertisements pro- duced by the Times -Advocate, using artwork, typography or photographs arranged for by the newspaper shall be the property of the Times -Advocate. No such ad or any part thereof may be reproduced or assigned with- out written consent of the Times -Advocate. STATEMENT OF POLICY: The Times - Advocate is not responsible for errors in advertisements not submitted in legible form, nor for more than a single incorrect insertion of that advertisement. TIMES -ADVOCATE Wednesday, May 31, 2006 Exeter Times -Advocate 31 CLASSIFIET' CLASSIFIES CLASSIFIEDS 19 Property for Sale 19 Property for Sale Need Mortgage Money? Farm & Residential 1st & 2nd Mortgage $ 3.25% Interest or Less • No upfront fees • Personal loans/mtges. • Consolidate your debts • Problem mtge. specialist ASTRAL FUNDING INC. (519) 364-0450 or 1-800-387-1932 If you qualify, payments: Amt. Approx. Mo. Payment $ 5,000 $13.55 $ 10,000 $27.08 $ 50,000 $135.42 $100,000 $270.83 20 Property for Rent 30 MIN N. OF LONDON - 3 bedroom, country kitchen, nat- ural stone fireplace. No pets. First and last required. References needed. $875/month plus utilities. 519- 229-8237. (22*) ASHWOOD APTS.1 BED- ROOM - $450, furnished $525. Rent includes water, fridge, stove and parking. Call Marlene Parsons 235-1304. (14tfn) AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY - DOWNTOWN EXETER - One bedroom apartment. Heated, water, sewer, stove and fridge supplied. First/last, references required. $425 /month. 235-1354. CLEAN ONE BEDROOM - new f & s, laundry facilities, parking, eat -in kitchen, suitable for quiet adult. 235-1497. (49tfn) EXETER - 2 bedroom apart- ment with fridge and stove. 235-0349. (45tfn) EXETER - 2 bdrm main floor + basement laundry, newer bath & kitchen in century home. Private porch, large deck, yard. $675 + utilities. Call 777-8344. (22;23x) EXETER - 1 bedroom apt., first floor, $450/month. Call Ed (days) 1-877-224-7043 or (nights) 1-519-641-0653 (22;23*) EXETER - 2 BEDROOM APT. - Newly renovated. $550 monthly plus utilities. 1st/last, references required. 235-3293. (12tfn) EXETER - 2 BEDROOM APT. - Suitable for seniors with walkers. Close to down- town. Separate entrance. Laundry. Heat/hydro extra. Available Aug. lst. Call Michelle 229-8102. (20-22*) EXETER - 2 BEDROOM APT. - $550 plus utilities. 235-4694. (22tfn) "Your Stuff" Self -Storage 280 THAMES RD. W., EXETER 235-2345 NEED SPACE? WE HAVE IT! Indoor and Outdoor 20 Property for Rent EXETER - 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE $750 plus utilities. 235-4694. (22tfn) GRAND BEND - Prime Office/Retail Space, Ground Level, utilities included. Available June 1, 2006. Call 235-2420. (18tfn) GREAT 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - in Clandeboye. $600 inc. heat. Available now. Call Jerry 227- 4677 or 318-8709. (19tfn) HENSALL - 2 bedroom apt. Ground floor. $490/month includes heat. 235-4694. (22tfn) "LOWEST RENT - EXCEL- LENT DEAL" BACHELOR, 2 BEDROOM AND 4 BED- ROOM APTS. - Clandeboye - Lucan area. Pay only FIRST rent and move in. No last month payment required. Laundry facilities. Ample park- ing. Call 1-800-262-3047. (22tfn) SPACIOUS UPPER APT. - with appliances. $600/month plus utilities. Available July 1st. Contact Jerry at 235-1286 after 6pm. (20tfn) 19 Property for Sale LUCAN - 1 bedroom apt., 241 Butler St. All utilities paid. $545/month. 227-1285 or 681- 4827.(14-25*) LUCAN - 1 BEDROOM APTS. - Available June 1st. Central air, laundry, parking. $515 and $465. Call 227- 4766. (17-24*) ONE BEDROOM APART- MENT - GROUND LEVEL - References required. Air con- ditioner, fridge, stove, laundry included, $430/month plus util- ities. William Street, Exeter. Available July 2006. 235- 2099.(19-22*) WANTED TO RENT - two or three bedroom house in Exeter for Senior and his Caregiver. References available. Please call 284-1400 ext. 227 and ask for Marilyn Haywood. ZURICH - 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT - with fridge and stove. No pets. Non- smoker. References required. Off street parking. 236-4320. (13-24*) ZURICH - 2 BEDROOM - 4 appliances, $525 plus hydro. Available June lst. Call 679- 5810. (21-28*) ZURICH SPACIOUS - 2 bed- room apartment with con- trolled entry. Washer & dryer hookup. Suitable for seniors. Phone Rau Manor 236-4607. (20tfn) ZURICH - XLARGE 2 BED- ROOM APARTMENT - 4 appliances and balcony. Available Aug. 1st. $550 plus hydro. Call 679-5810. 1 BEDROOM APT. - $450/month. Call 235-1286 after 6 pm. (20tfn) AUCTION SALE OF GOOD FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, ELECTRIC SCOOTER, MISC. From Lucan & Strathroy homes, 2 London Estates. KOMOKA COMUNITY CENTRE, Queen St., Komoka WED., JUNE 7 at 4:00 p.m. AUCTIONEERS FILSON, ROBSON, FILSON PHONE/FAX 666-0833 Website: filsonrobson.theauctionadvertiser.com Auctioneer Bob Heywood 235-0874 www.bobheywoodauctions.com TONIGHT, WED. MAY 31 AT 4:30 P.M. AT THE SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE, EXETER Dispersing a large offering of quality household furnishings, antiques, appliances, china & glass, collectibles, hand & power tools, 1988 Chev Caprice 115,000 kms (as is at 7 pm) (Deletion - 5 hp 20" MTD Snowblower). An excellent offering. Two rings selling. Proprietors Mrs. Beatrice Richardson - Exeter. Mrs. Pearl Heimrich, Zurich along with additions. AUCTION SALE Sat., June 17 at 9:30 a.m. Selling 68 acres+/- property Er household contents for Mr. J.C. Dorman at 33634 Maguire Road, RR2, Ailsa Craig, 2 km east on #7 Er 1 km north on Maguire. Property is North Pt Lot 29, Conc 4, Mun. of North Middlesex (formerly McGillivray Twp), Middlesex County, 33634 Maguire Rd. Buildings incl well maintained older frame 1 1/2 storey 3 bedroom house with adjoining kitchen & porch, 3 car frame garage, & a 32'x50' bank barn w 18' addition. All buildings have had many upgrades in recent years. Pipeline water in house & barn, situated on paved road with paved driveway only minutes NW of London. 68 acres +/- with 65 acres +/- of very productive land systematically tiled at 45'. Move in before start of new school year. For info package call McLean Auctions @ 232-4213. Open House Sat., June 3,1 p.m. - 2 p.m. Property will sell at 12 noon. Full listing of contents in upcoming ads. See mmclean.theauctionadvertiser.com McLEAN AUCTIONS 519 232-4213 Women Today receives Trillium grant GODERICH - Women Today of Huron (WTH) recently announced it has received a grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation for $25,200 to provide two 12 -week courses for women in Huron County over the next two years. "We're thrilled to have the ability to provide edu- 25 Notices cational groups for women that address some of the issues rural women have identified: to be able to get out of poverty, to feel like citizens with rights in their own com- munities and to have a say about what happens where they live and about the supports and resources available to 25 Notices OWN 111.180 MUNICIPALITY OF SOUTH HURON Exeter - Stephen - Usborne A Reminder of Water Restrictions By -Law #22-2003 (May 01 to Oct 31) For details of your location see below: Residential & Commercial Water Users a) All homes or premises in Ward 2(Exeter) that are located west of the centre line of Main Street are permitted to water lawns and gardens on the EVEN NUMBERED calendar days from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. b) All homes or premises in Ward 2(Exeter) that are located east of the centre line of Main Street are permitted to water lawns and gardens on the ODD NUMBERED calendar days from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. c) All homes or premises in Ward 1(Stephen) and Ward 3 (Usborne) shall be encouraged to save water. d) That South Huron residents may be supplied with water conservation information through notices sent by the Municipality of South Huron and by means of watershed updates issued by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority. Exceptions a) Newly planted lawns may be watered as required for a period of three (3) months after the date of planting. b) Watering of plants is permitted at a commercial and business locations that sell lawn and garden plants. c) The grass and gardens of MacNaughton Park, 406 Main Street south Parkette, and the Exeter Lawn Bowling property may be watered on ODD NUMBERED calendar days for a maximum of 4 hours per day. d) The grass and gardens of Victoria Park may be watered on EVEN NUMBERED calendar days for a maximum of 4 hours per day. 28 Auctions 28 Auctions ESTATE AUCTION SALE OF ANTIQUES, HOUSEHOLD, LAWNMOWER, TOOLS, ETC. For The Estate of The Late A. Richard Trethewey 163 Milton St., Dashwood, ON S.W. Corner of Dashwood SAT. JUNE 3 - 10:00 A.M. ANTIQUES: Chest with wooden pulls (excellent); desk with drop front; dough box; apple peeler; setee with matching rocker; 7 press back chairs; nursing rocker; old carving set; copper kettle; collection of knives & sheathes from 3" to 3' long from Africa; CN hats; Viewmaster with slides; hunters horn; old china cupboard with glass doors; cedar chest; old saddle frame; hall trees; flat irons; platform rocker; fold- away 1/2 moon table; pictures; picture frames; corner cupboard with shelves; chairs; books of all kinds; knick-knacks; dishes; 4 pc. wooden bedroom suite; peace pipes; etc. etc. HOUSEHOLD: Inglis fridge; kitchen table & matching buffet; open corner cupboard; 9 drawer cupboard; double keyboard ele. organ & stool; microwave; ele. oven; pots & pans; everyday dishes; silverware set & case; kitchenware; variety of dishes; coffee & end tables; 2 chesterfields & chairs; bedroom suite complete; binoculars; wooden T.V. tables; Beany Babies; double bed complete; card table & 6 chairs; Panasonic T.V. with remote; bedding & linen; pearl handled set of knives; movie & sets of films; excellent Lazy Boy chair; canes; etc. TOOLS & MISC.: Upright drill press; bench saw with motor; 2 grinders; cat carrier & accessories; table & umbrella; lawn chairs; tools for leather making; army belt; exercise bike; air tank; sockets; old blow torch; band saw; snow shoes; saws; torches; charger; clamps; screwdrivers; metal stand; variety of ele. tools; tool chest; 2 ele. chain saws; McCullough chain saw; alum. ext. ladder; vacuum; fan; garden tools; a variety of tools; back braces; etc. LAWNMOWER: Husqvarna 12 h.p. riding mower, 38" cut. TERMS: Cash or Approved Cheque Sale Day. No Buyers Premium. AUCTIONEERS FILSON, ROBSON, FILSON PHONE/FAX 666-0833 women," said Women Today of Huron executive director Pam Hanington. Women Today of Huron is supported in this project by the Women's Shelter, Second Stage Housing and Counselling Services of Huron. Both women's organizations have been offering groups for women on a variety of issues ranging from self esteem to self employ- ment over the past four years. This project addresses some of the needs of rural women that both organizations and rural women have identi- fied as being barriers to community involvement, including poverty, social isolation and discrimina- tion. The first course is called "Being For Women" and will emphasize the value of the contributions rural women make to their communities. As well, it will challenge some of the barriers that stop women from trusting one another to work collectively to solve shared problems. A follow-up to this group will be a training session on how to start and main- tain self-help groups. "We Belong Here" is the second course, and it will focus on understanding the idea and reality of "citizenship," knowing rights as women, as well as being aware of the resources in the commu- nity that women can mobilize for individual and collective benefit. The follow-up training to this group will be on sustain- able livelihoods, including how to develop alternative income sources. WTH regularly under- takes participatory action research on issues of con- cern to rural women. Most recently, WTH pub- lished a handbook on poverty issues for rural women and communities. "How We Count" is also a resource book that lists "survival" services for women in Huron, Perth, Grey and Bruce counties. These Trillium -funded courses will be co -facili- tated by Hanington and Shari MacDonald, the Outreach Advocate for the women's shelter. The first course will start in September, but focus groups to determine spe- cific topics will be held in June. The majority of the funding towards the pro- ject will support trans- portation and childcare costs of participants. WTH is a community- based, rural women's centre located in Goderich with a mission to "enhance the status of women in Huron County through education and social action." For more information, call Hanington at 524- 6767 or MacDonald at 524-5333.