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Times-Advocate, 1983-02-02, Page 1716 For Sale SINGLE BED, mattress and box springs, excellent shape. Phone 235-1016 after 6 p.m. 5:6c 300 BALES OF HAY; water trough. Phone 229-8288. 5c BB GUN, Crossman with CO2s and BBS.325.00 Phone 235-0836. 5• COLJ.-EGTOR'S PLATES - Scarlet 5345.00; Renee S150.00. Phone 229-8246. 5c DRY HARDWOOD SHAV- INGS. Phone 235-0301. 5:6c HARLEY DAVIDSON approx 1950, 5200.00; down draft wood stove 5250.00; truck rack 5100.00; king size walnut water bed 5400.00; 4-15 in. dye cast aluminum 'GM rims 5300.00. 228-6738. 5c RURAL MAIL BOX, orange, good condition, 55.00; Interna tional Cub Cadet riding mower, 32 in. cut, Briggs and Stratton 5 h.p., good repair 5350.00. 293-3081.5• 2 DOOR FRIDGE, Frigidaire deluxe model. 228-6161. 5c ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, sales, service, rental, supplies. Merry :slathers Typewriters, 94 Main St. 235-1840. 21( HESS JEWELLERY, Zurich has a fine selection of diamonds, wed- ding rings, watches, clocks, cuckoo clocks, barometers. Car- dinal watches. Family rings and charms, watches and clock repair- ing guarantee. 31 SPRING LAMB - the ideal treat. Get one now for your freezer and be ready to treat your family and guests royally. Call Bill Batten at 235-1331 or 235-2184. l9tfnx USED FURNITURE - chester- fields and chairs, diningroom suites, kitchen tables and chairs, dryers, refrigerators, ranges etc. Whiting's Warehouse, Exeter, 235-1964. 28t WATERBEDS complete with pine frame, pedestal, CSA heater, safety liner, mattress and fill kit 5239. at Vanastra Furniture 482-7922. 14tfn 2-13 INCH SNOW TIRES, 1 year old. Call 235-0911 after 6 p.m. 50tfn AFX SPEED STEER slotless rac- ing system, round shaped track, adapter, 2 speed, steer hand con- trollers, flags, oil, etc. "No cars". Good shape. 525.00. Phone 235-2815. Sltfn WASHER - Kenmore 5 program, white. Also Kenmore space saver dryer. 3 programs, normal, perma-press, and air. Plugs into. 110V outlet. White. Both in ex- cellent condition. Chesterfield and chair in good condition. Phone 235-0368 after 5 p.m. 4-6c VITAMINS Minerals and Aloe Vera products from natural sources. Buy at wholesale prices. Also Better Living Cleaners and personal aids. For more information call 236-4766 ' 4-7c Kerosene 1.95 gallon 42.9 per litre Propane Fill Station McNaughton Shell Station Hwy. 23 Kirkton Small Engine Repairs Jonsereds Chain Saws Sold & Serviced Repairs to all makes. Lawn & Garden Equip- ment. Baseline Blan- shard Twp. miles East of Woodham Norris Atthill 229-6874 Res. 229-6548 Side of Beef $328 kg. 51.49 Ib. Hind 6395 kg. 51.79 Ib. Side of Pork $264 kg. 51.19 Ib. _rtzramn DASHWOOD 237- 36 77 16 For Sale ARTIST SUPPLIES Artboards, Brushes, Acrylic Paints, Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs Sketch Pads, Calligraphy. EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE 30tfnx FIREWOOD, well seasoned, delivered by cord or larger truck Ioads. 236-4457 or 238-8454.37tfn VILLAGE STORE CEN- TRALIA. Good quality used clothing; shoes, dishes, odds and ends. Low, low prices. New Hours: Thurs. Fri. Sat. 10:00 to 5:00. Sun. 1:00 to 5:00. Phone 228-6886. 46-5' APPLES Spys, Delicious No. 4 Hwy. at Crediton Road OPEN SATURDAYS Frank Sawyer Proprietor Itfn TEN TON TRI-XEL FLOAT. 52,200. Call 293-3145 or 232-4429. Itfn AMS/Oil-Quality . of Life For business and Personal use, the very best „Synthetic lubrication; ex- ternal car care; personal and health products. No minimum orders required. Contact: George & Verna Burgin Kirkton, 229-8965 Afternoons 8 Evenings 2t fn FIREWOOD. Phone 237-3405. 3-6c INTELLIVISION CAR- TRIDGES, hardly used, (GE) toaster, assorted glasses, kettle and many knick-knacks and toys, baby's car bed. Strauss AM/FM stereo table radio, good condition 530.00; Coffee Magic Maker, ex- cellent 'condition. 535.00. Call 228-6823 after 7:00 p.m. 4-6x 17 Wanted To Buy IMMEDIATE CASH PAID for older gold, silver wrist watches. Rolex, Patek, Omega. Phone 238-2780 or reply Box 97, Grand Bend. 5- 18 Wanted WANTED at Brand's Nearly New -Shop; 399 Main St. Exeter. Small appliances, strollers and playpens, etc. as well as clothing; tt sell for you on consignment. We also buy 'paper back books and comic books. R'ould appreciate any us- ed hags you may have saved. For information call 235-1901. 5:6c Red Star Sale!! Thurs. Feb. 3 to Feb. 28, all items marked by Red Star 1,2 price. Many other winter item, reduced, 5:6c 19 Property For Sole HOME IN DASHWOOD, 11/2 storey brick. 3 bedrooms, galley kitchen, dining room, living room, sun porch, 3 room basement with new wood oil combination furnace and water heater, 11/2 block car garage, adjoining lot 66 ft. x 165 0. 539,000.00. Phone 237-3744 after 5:30 p.m. 48tfn RED BRICK raised ranch house in Clinton. 5 yrs. old. 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, finished basement, family room with fireplace, roc room, laundry room and cold storage. Asking 553,500.00. Phone 482-3671. 2,5c BUNGALOW - 2 bedrooms, new roof, new siding, hydro heat. Phone 229-8203. 2-5• IENSALL - 2 storey brick home. 4 bedrooms, fenced in back yard, 2 car attached garage, large kit- chen and dining arca, living room and library. To view call 262-2810, 262-2535. 4:5c 20 Property For Rent I BEDROOM APARTMENT with stove and fridge, available immediately. 235-0141. 22tfn CLANDEBOYE - 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, stove, fridge, includes pipe line water, heated. 5210.00 to 5230.00 per month. 227-1215 or 451-9377. 401 fn COUNTRY HOME near Brucefield, available December 1, 5 bedrooms, open staircase well insulated. Phone 262-2928 or 262-5768. 44tfn HENSALI_ - one bedroom apart- ment, newly renovated, broadloom, new stove and fridge. 262-3146 after 5 p.m. 461fn A-1 USED CARS RENTALS '17 1; • Unlimited mileage • Ineurance Included cher. olds, owner 235-0660 APARTMENTS FOR RENT Extra Large Luxury Apartments Carling Street - Exeter Within Walking Distance of Shopping Area 2 bedroom apartments Immediate Occupancy laragh Corporation Ltd. PHONE 235-0141 20 Pi 01)01 ty F Rent INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 2,500 sq. ft. in Exeter. Available immediately. Phone 235-0141.151 IN HENSALL - 2 bedroom townhouse, ground floor, close to arena, heat. Available Feb. I, 1983. Phone 262-2014 or 262-3446. 48tfn IN HENSALL - 1 bedroom townhouse, ground floor, close to arena, heat.,Parking, garbage pickup incluu.4, Available- Now Phone 262-2014 or 262-3446.48tfn 3 BEDROOM HOUSE on quiet Hensall street. Phone 262-2103. Sltfn 2, BEDROOM APARTMENT, downtown, ground level, parking, laundry included. Available February. 304 Andrew. Seniors preferred. 472-0986. 52tfnc LARGE 2 BEDROOM APART- MENT, 5245.00 per month plus utilities. Phone 235-1647. 52tfnc APARTMENT FOR RENT 2 bedroom, heated, ground floor available immediately. 235-0991 after 6 235-0495. Itfn HOUSE FOR RENT in Zurich area. Four bedrooms, Targe kit- chen, well insulated, new carpet throughout, fridge and stove available. Immediate possession. Telephone 234-6783. Itfn MAPLE ARMS APARTMENT, Luxury, adult. One bedroom apartment available now. Phone 235-2420 and evenings 235-1715. Itfn ONE BEDROOM APART- MENT, fully remodelled, downtown. Stove and fridge sup- plied. Phone 235-2420. ' 3tfn SERVICE BAY. Heated $300.00 per month. Robinson service sta- tion, Ailsa Craig. Phone 1-293-3411. 4:5c COUNTRY HOME on paved road. Dashwood, Zurich area. Phone 237-3483. 4:5• GRAND BEND. Furnished apart- ment 5260.00 per month, utilities paid, no pets. Suitable for couple. Apply Patio Motel. 2382431.4tfn 3 BEDROOM older home close to downtown Lucan. 5250 per month. Phone 227-1710 or 227-4766. 4-6c LARGE MODERN RANCH -HOME, full basement, attached garage, close to town. 235-2533 between 9 and 5. 5• 4 BEDROOM, brick house, fireplace, 1'/: bath, close to Exeter on Hwy. 4. References required. Available Mar. 1st. Phone 235-0584 until Feb. 8 then call 529-7795. 5-7c FARM HOUSE, modern, 4 bedroom, fully carpeted, 11/2 bath, Hensall area. Available im- mediately. Phone 262-5708. 5-7c 21 For Rent PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable cement mixer, Power Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call N.J. Corriveau, Zurich. Telephone 236-4954. 15t THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact property manager Bill Dinney 235-0231. 23t 23 Wanted To Rent THREE BEDROOM FARM HOUSE, Karn and five to 10 fenc- ed acres in Exeter area. Must have ample water for small livestock operation. T wo-year lease or longer preferred. Apply stating location, rental and length of term available to Box I1AX, The Exeter Times -Advocate. 45t Ix 3 BEDROOM HOME for young couple with small child. Wanted immediately in Grand Bend or surrounding area. Call Rick 238-2252. 3.5' CASH CROP LAND approx. 40-50 acres, in Kirkton-Woodham arca. Phone after 6:30 p.m. 229-8861. 4-6• LAND IN Hensall-Kippen area. Ca11 262-5968. 4t fn CASH CROP LAND. Phone Al Becker 234-6486. 5-12c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Alretta Adella McKee, Laic of the Town of Exeter, in the County,ot Huron, Housekeeper, who died on or about the 30th day of December, 1982. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of March, 1983 after which date the estate assets will he distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. Raymond, Mclean 8 Gray Barristers and Solicitors Exeter, Ontario Solicitors for the Executrix 5; • youwant 1 classlfleds Call 235-1331 Elizabeth Court Apartments One Bedroom Available Now Mar. or April Features appliances, carpet throughout, loun drey facilities, all utilities included, Located at 176 Oxford St. Hensall, Ontario PH: 262-3448 or 262-2615 TO THE BASKET - Bruce Berg (20) moves past a Strat- ford Northwestern guard as John Mol (55) waits for the rebound. South Huron won the senior game 68.57, Tykes win third Saturday, the Exeter tyke hockey club chalked up yet another.victory, Coming away froth Parkhill with a 5-3 win. The team is unbeaten in three starts. In Saturday's contest, Ex- eter slipped behind 2-1 after a shakey first period. The absence, to sickness, of winger Eric Clay and defen- sive player Robbie Wagner was sorely felt. Scoring two goals in the first period for Parkhill was Josh Vermeulen. The single point for Exeter was on a brilliant unassisted breakaway by Jamie Van Dam. Parkhill roared back early in the second period to record their final goal of the game, scored by Warren Haist. Shortly after, Brent Gibson, assisted by Steven Stire took advantage of a defensive er- ror and brought Exeter up to within one goal. This goal was gained late in the second on a sharp effort by Trevor - Taylor, assisted by Jamie Van Dam. Exeter moved ahead early in the third period on a spec- tacular double rebound effort by Steven Stire, assisted by Gavin Snell. Ian Jean slamm- ed home the clincher unassisted with eight seconds left in the game. Strong goaltending was displayed by Jeremy Ander- son in the first and Darren Kints in the second and third periods. Forwards fan Jean, Ben Parker, Jason Clay, Drew Anderson, Steven Stire, Gavin Snell and Jamie Van Dam kept continual pressure on Parkhill's netminder. Ex - Junior cagers lose in H -P South Huron's junior basketball team was unable to catch up to Stratford Nor-. thwestern's early lead in last Friday night's league game in Stratford. Exeter lost 56-51. in a valiant effort led by Rob Tait and Scott Lovie, South Huron attempted to make a comeback from their first half of deficit of 32-16. In the second half they outscored Northwestern by 10 points which wasn't quite enough. South Huron's juniors also ran into foul trouble and some questionable calls. Rob Tait was high scorer with an im- pressive 20 points while Scott Lovie was good for 18 points. That close loss puts the junior Panther's league record at two wins and three losses. They will have to win most of their remaining five games to ensure a playoff spot. Their next league game is Wednesday, February 9 at Wingham. Last week in exhibition games South Huron juniors were wiped by London Clarke Road 66-25. They were unarm to score or effectively, top their superior opposition. Against Parkhill, Sit managed a 40-30 win. Scott Lovie scored 19 points in that home game. Last night the juniors played Glencoe. The team should be able to do well in a weekend tournament hosted by Mitchell. eter's top defensive players were Aaron Prest, Ted Hoff- man, Brent Gibson,' Trevor Taylor, Ryan Kyle and Mat- thew Godbolt. Coach.Harry Stuart points out that these same kids were the ones that had trouble stan- ding on skates in October. Tykes are first year players, six years of age and under. The majority of Exeter's Tykes this year fall in the four and five year category. ' "Our kids have been so suc- cessful because they never give up. They're all heart, when behind they pull out that little extra and never look back. They work hard at practice and play the same way. Coupled with tremen- dous support from the parents, how can we lose? Even if another team should finish with more points in a game, we're still winners." Coach Stuart would like to thank Parkhill coach Debbie Field and her great team and extends an invitation back for a second encounter on home ice. Coach Stuart would also like to compliment manager John Campbell and trainer Mike Clay who unfortunately weren't able to be at Satur- day's contest and thanks to George Godbolt and Carrie Stuart for stepping into the box. More exciting Tyke hockey is planned including • the possibility of attending a late season tournament. Jane Yungblut wins award Jane Yungblut of Westminster Secondary School in London will be receiving the Alex Kellman Spectra award at Monday's Sportsmen's Dinner in London. Jane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yungblut. Her father was born and raised in Zurich and was active in spor- ting circles at South Huron District High School. tier mother is the former Catherine Hunter of Unborne township. The Spectra award goes to a male and a female student in London high schools who combines athletic ability with scholastic prowess. A grade 13 student at Westminster, Jane had par- ticipated in basketball, volleyball, badminton and soccer and was president of the school's athletic associa- tion in 1982. She is this year's student council resident. Planning to end Univer- sity next ye r in a physio therapy cour. , Jane is doing volunteer wo each morning this term , t Westminster Hospital. Pioneer Chain Saws Sales i Service Brian`s Snowmobile and Motorcycle Repairs Dashwood 237-3322 To All Members of Recreation Groups in the Township of Stephen The Stephen Township Recreation Com- mittee is asking any recreation groups with the Township of Stephen re- questing funds for 1982 to submit a budget for consideration. Submissions should reach the Committee Chairman, Eric Finkbeiner, R.R. 1, Crediton, On- tario NOM 1 MO no later than FEBRUARY 16, 1983, No consideration will be given to applications received after this date. Juniors improve in volleyball South Huron's junior girls volleyball continued their im- provement by placing second at the first annual Husky Tournament hosted by Strat- ford Northwester, . The Senior team was,a disappoin ting third at a weekend tour- nament in Strathroy. The junior teatn which has won only one game in league and lost seven definitely got itself together as is evident by their placing at this Stratford tournament. - The teams invited to the Husky tournament were all from Huron -Perth schools. In round-robin play SH juniors won five of their eight games against Wingham, Stratford Northwestern, Mitchell and -St. Marys. It is notable that both Wingham and St. Marys have defeated South Huron in league games earlier in the season. South Huron lost the first game of the semi finals to Stratford Northwestern 15-11, but retaliated to win the next two 15-13 and 15-10. In the last tie-breaker game they were losing 10-2 but fought back, an amazing feat for a team that has a history of becoming frustrated and giving up. The final games were close against Wingham. Again a tie-breaker was needed as Wingham won the first game 15-11 and South Huron won the second 15-13. Fatigue started to tell on SH's juniors as they lost the final game 15-10. Coach Zankowski was very pleased with his team's se- cond place finish. Ile is hop- ing to improve their league record this Thursday when they meet Mitchell and Seaforth. South Huron is hosting this league tourna- ment which gets underway at 1:00 p.m. this Thursday after - Molting Hawks The Exeter Molting Hawks picked up one victory in three oldtimer hockey starts this week. They were trounced 15-1 by the .Ilderton oldtimers on January 24, came back with a 5-4 victory over the CFB London oldtimers Saturday and Monday were on the short end of a 6-5 score to the Lon- don North Old Devils. The only goal in the loss to Ilderton was fired by Jim Russell on a pass from Jim Pfaff. Scoring for the Molting Hawks in the win over CFB London were Keith Ahrens, Walt Tiedema9, Pete McFalls, Jim MacDonald and Eric Finkbeiner. Bob MacDonald with a two goal effort was the top scorer in the loss to London North. Scoring in single fashion were Keith Ahrens, Pete McFalls and Mike Cushman. IN 83 BUY OR LEASE CHRYSLER s':_1\ ,..OUR LOW PRICES WIL GET YOU. OUR SERVICE WILL KEEP YOU) ,COME SEE US TODAY WARNER MON ERI , 9 6 , A i o SIIN 11 5 noon. All Huron -Perth teams will be playing. Junior games are in the old gymnasium while the seniors play in the newer gymnasium. The seniors also play against Mit- chell and Seaforth and should be able tobetter their six and two record. Play was rather erratic and inconsistent for the seniors at Strathroy's weekend tourna- ment. The team has a tenden- cy to rise or fall to the level of its opposition. They play well against strong, capable teams but falter when playing relatively boor teams. This qui: k was evident on the weekend as they lost severely to Listowel and Petrolia, teams which seldom win. South Huron only won half of their games, also los- ing their very first game to the host Strathroy team. - However SH was the only team in the tournament to defeat the girls from Sarnia Northern. Northern is a very strong team which will un- doubtedly be WOSSA con- tenders. South Huron lost to Sarnia in the senli-finals 12-15 and 10-15. SH had serving trouble, which had plagued them throughout the tourna- ment. They were also unable to return the tremendously fast and strong spikes of one of the Northern girls who plays on the Ontario Volleyball team.' Cheryl Cann's serving helped the team to their third place finish. Good perfor- mances were also turned in by Leslie Hunter-Duvar, Patti Willis, Faye Gaiser and Charlene Yerbeek. QUOTATION LIST REQUESTS The Huron County Board of Education will receive requests for placement on their quotation lists for the period of January 1, 1983 to December 31, 1983. from all Interested parties handling such equip- ment and/or supplies of a type that would be complementary to those areas listed below: Audio Visual Custodial Duplicating & Copying Family Studies Fuel 011 Supplies General Classroom General Office Industrial Arts Library Equipment Lighting Maintenance Supplies Office. Library. 1. Classroom Furnishings Physical Education Typewriters & Calculators Letters of request must be received no later than Friday. February 11, 1983. Please direct Inquiries to: R.M. WRIGHT, MANAGER OF PURCHASING (519) 482-3496 THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 113 ALBERT STREET CLINTON, ONTARIO NOM 1L0 Mrs. D. Wallace Chairman D.J. Cochrane Director Large Auction Sale Zurich Arena Auditorium Saturday, February 5th, 11:00 a.m. Selling the complete household effects for Mr, and Mrs. Noah Jantzl, Mrs. Erma Gascho, and Mrs. Beatrice Overholt, which consists of a wide selection of furniture and general household items with something for everyone, a terrific oppor- tunity for those who are setting up housekeeping, apartments, etcetera. Featuring small deep freeze, 24 in. range (elec- tric), beds, tables, chairs, side tables, dressers, blanket boxes, table lamps, vacuum cleaners, nice china cabinet, smokers stand, wicker arm rocker, chrome set (like new), Depression glass, Nippon, Noritake, Cranberry vase, nice cups and saucers, trunks, chesterfields, quilts and spreads, blankets, mats, everyday dishes, floor lamps, old kitchen tables, ssmall electric appliances, recliner chairs, large cedar.cbest, treadle sewing machine, nice diningroom ex- tension table with leaves, pots and pans, humidifier, Planters peanut jar, babies crib, old pine cradle, like new self -defrosting fridge, and many more items that are too numerous to mention in this ad. NOTE: Sale will be starting at 11:00 a.m , at• tend early, cash or cheque with suitable I.D., lunch counter with homemade baking, tell your friends about this one, plenty of senting and parking facilities, viewing from 9:00 a.m. to sale time on Saturday. Don Von Patter - Auctioneer SELCIALISTS IN ANTIQUE, NOSTALGIA, PRIMITIVE, COLLECTABLES, GENERAL CANADIANA Times -Advocate, February 2, 1983 At Your IVICR - Locksmith Service Centre - Small appliance repair depot • Glass, plexigloss, mirror cutting - Sharpening service - Carpet cleaner rental Wallpaper remover rental ZURICH Home Hardware 36-4911 - Page 17 GO. STIHL Chain Saws Sales Service BAN WELD Small Engine Repairs & Sharpening Service 153 Victoria St. E. Crediton Phone 234-6339/ g3m mGo� ) olo2 CHiROPRACTORS Gerald A. Webb O.C. Doctor Of Chiropractic 438 MAIN ST. EXETER By Appointment Phone 235-1680 REPAIRS 'Sewing Machine' Repairs to all makes Free Estimates 90 Day Warranty Experienced since 1952 Sew and Save Centre Ltd. 149 DownleSt.,Stratford Closed Monday • Phone X71-9660 SURVEYORS ONTARIO LAND SURVEYORS ARCHIBALD. GRAY & WRAY LTD. 592A Main St. S. Exeter, 235-0995 or call London toll free 1-800-265-7M INSURANCE 4111: RealtY Insurance Inc. 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