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Times-Advocate, 1988-11-09, Page 28(ALmAR) Page 12A Times -Advocate, November 9, 1988 19 Property For Sale THREE BEDROOM bungalow' with carpet. New aluminum " siding and 'storage barn. Marlbonaugh St. Exeter. Phone 235-2373. (34tfn) - NEAR EXETER . 4 bedroom brick hom:on Hwy. Large kitchen, new 4 pc. • bath; oil heated. Home completely redecorated. Situated on a beautiful treed .1.2 acre lot. Phone 229-8804. (44:45c) HOUSE - - Commercial property off. Main St. Exeter. Good condition, 3 bedrooms. S75,000. Phan 653-6055 OR 653-7572. (45:46•) 20 Property For Rent PRIME RETAIL OR OFFICE space availablc.Call 235-0141.. (17tfn) SHOW R(X)M . AND OFFICE. Main - St., •S. Exeter. Reasonable rent 235-1462.(20tfn) • - SPACE FOR IX)UBLE-WIDE mobile home. Dashwood area. Farmer Bill's Greenhouses. Phone 238-8638. (43tfn) TWO BEDR(X)M APARTMENT ih Clandeboye. S325.00 plus hydro. Available immediately. ' Phone 235-2965. (41 tfn) 2 BEDR(X)M HOUSE -- main floor family room, paved drive, 8600 plus utilities. 235-1055 or 235-1950 after 6 p.m. ask for Dirk. (36tfn)- iNDUSTRiAL -WAREHOUSING also 'office space with ample parking facilities. Phone • 262-2928. or 235-2302. (39tfn) LARGE 2 BEDROOM, apartment in - Exeter. Available Oct. 1st. 5475.(0 including heat. 235-1055. (39tfn) STORAGE SPACE for rent for boats. cars, trailers. Call 236-4038. (40tfn) GRAND BEND - Cozy furnished 2 bedroom cottage. Available to'May 15. 238-2029. (42tfn) BACHELOR one bedroom apartment on -upper floor, no smokers or pets. _Own hydro to be paid. Heating included. Phone 235-2187. (43tfn) 3 BEDROOM " BRICK HOUSE in Dashwood. - Available " immediately. S550 plus utilities. Phone 237-3677.• '(43tfn) -BACHELOR. APARTMENT 472 Main. St: Exeter. Available Oct. 1. Fridge, stove, microwave included S410. plus utilities. Mirca Developments in London 434-2976. (43tfn) - AVAILABLE DEC. 2 bedroom apt in -Exeter. Call -262-3529, e4enings call 235-2960. (43tfn) HENSALL - 1 bedroom ground floor seniors apartment S260.00 per month. Heat included.. Available Jan. 1, 1989. Phone262-3124.(44tfn) ONE BEDR(X)M APARTMENT. 8237.00 per month. Available;Dec.-1, _1988. Please call -235-1547 by. 7:30 p.m. (44tfn) 1 AOLJAF1NE flititeaxmvsill Fine Water Centres Before you do anythir�y for water treatment call 685-0445 or 1-800-265-8173 Bob Stuckless - Water Consultant See me at Centre Mall, Exeter Nov. 10, 1 1 , 12 Ladies of the Lake Area I have just returned to Grand Bend I am re -starting my cleaning services along with painting & wallpapering So if you need a hand to Sparkl afor Santa Give Mom -A -Do a call 238-8421 GRAM SYSTEMS LT Qtiality Grain Storage, Drying'& torage- Drying'& Handling Products DESIGN • SALES • SERVICE A, MAR GRAIN SYSTEMS LTD '.'+# 5' • R 0 80('5( r 14r*RC NOIR 'SC a..y B. 5'01)5')•) Res r5. 1' U5 7:94 • 20 Property For Rent OFFICES, FOR RENT in Agripress Building, Hensall. From single office 10'x 1 S' to up to 6,000 sq. ft. Use of -boardroom, photostalting, FAX and telephone answering -available. Short or long term leases. Contact Adrian Bayley at 262-3000. (41-48c) ONE AND TWO bedroom apartments, close to downtown in Exeter.1-439-8152 anytime. (44-46c) FLORIDA - Port Charlotte (Gulf) Maple Leaf Estates has all recreation facilities. Available Nov. and Dec, Lovely well: equipped 2 bedroom. 2 bathroom home to reliable couple.' Phone 238-5835. (45c) TWO. BEDROOM APARTMENT.. Available Dec. 1, 1988. $300 plus utilities. Please call 235-1547 prior to 7:30 p.m. (45tfn) HENSALL two bedroom apartment. Available Dec. 1st. Call 262 -2323 -after 6p.m. (45c) THREE BEDROOM, livingroom, diningroom, kitchen, .use of washer, -dryer, fridge, stove and dishwasher, garage. Close to downtown. Asking 8675.00 monthly. Phone 235-1861. (45tfn) CONDO AT Puerto Vallarta booked for Dec. 3-9. Reasonable rate phone 237-3212 after 6:30 p.m. TWO BEDR(X)M HOME in Exeter for rent. 8500 per month. Formore •information call 215-1286 after 6:30 p.m. (45c) COZY ONE BEDROOM winterized cottage 8175.00 per month. Including hydro and satellite, hookup. Grand Bend 238-2101. (45c) ONE BEDROOM apartment suitable for one adult $240 plus utilities. Call 235-2610 between 4:30-6:30 p.m. (45c) 21 For Rent THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals, including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films etc. 'Kitchen facilities available. phone 235x2365 or ' 235-1020.(10tfn) CAR STORAGE S30 monthly. Phone 235-0706. (43tfc) TWO CHAINSAWS with man. Green firewood, woodstove, photograph 100 years old. Phonei37-3207. (43-45c) 23 Wanted To Rent UP TO 300 ACRES, well . drained, cash crop land, in Centralia, Exeter, Kirkton area. ''Apply to Box 56P, c/o Exeter Times Advocate, Box 850, Exeter NOM 1 S0.(42 -45c) 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of. Wayne George Wassman Late of the Village of Hensall, in (tie County of Huron and' Province of Ontario, Driver. Creditors and others having claims against the above Estate arc required to send full particulars of such Claims to the un- dersigned on or .before the 18th day - of November, 1988; after which date the Estate's assets will be distributed having regard only to the Claims that have then been.received. DAT- ED at Thedford, Ontario, this 19th day .of October, 1988. J. PHILIP WALDEN Barrister &^solicitor P.O. Box 121 Thedford, Ontario NOM 2ND Solicitor for the Executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of George Walper and Marine Walper Deceased persons. All persons hav- ing claims against the estate of George Walper, late of the Village of Grand Bend, County of Lambton, who died on or about the 20th day . of .November 1974, and the -estate of Marine Walper, late of the Town of Parkhill, County of Middlesex, who died on or about the 13th day of February 1980 are required to file particulars of same with Elmer D. Bell, Solicitor, Exeter, Ontario, by the 26th day of November 1988, af- ter which date the estate will be dis- tributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been re- ceived. ELMER D. BELL j Solicitor for the executors Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 Oud's Warehousing - 26 legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS - In the Estate of Jean Marguerite Walper Deceased. All persons' having claims against the estate of Jean Marguerite Walper, late of the Village of Dash- wood, County of Huron, who died on or about the 26th day of Septem- ber 1988 are required to file particu- lars of same with Elmer D. Bell, So- licitors, Exeter, Ontario by the 19th day of November1988, after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to claims of which notice has been received. ELMER D. BELL Solicitor for the executors Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 28 Auction Sales PETERBORO AUTO' AUCTION every Tuesday 10:30 a.m. Dealers only. Consign sell or buy to enter our cash draws $1,000 on Nov. 1st. No sale - no charge. Freebreakfast and lunch. Call (705) . 742-2658 or 745-5001. We need cars = we need buyers. Letters Dear Sir: As usual, it was a cold, bitter day when the town recognized Remem- brance Day. In spite of the weather, a small crowd gathered at the Cenotaph cer- emony to pay respect to those who died in defense of Canada and the freedoms we enjoy. As the "Last Post" shivered in the frigid air, they could not help but notice that the numbers of veterans who marched With the Legion had thinned - if not their waist lines! This year the service was held at the United Church where Rev. Hawley preached a thoughtful, sen- sitive sermon, much appreciated by his large and attentive audience. It was touching to see the young chil- dren taking an active part in the ser- vice of remembrance, a credit to their leaders, citizens like "Tawny Owl" Ruth Mercer, among others. I could not help noticing the words of our national anthem "We stand on guard for thee". Thanks to the present P.C.. government, Cana- da is becoming well equipped with modern weapons instead of the .creaky second rate stuff supplied by P.E. Trudeau and his regime. And now we shall have nuclear powered subs for our long suffering navy, thanks to Perrin Beatty. Canada's fighting men and women can more than hold their own with the world's best, but they need the best . tools available. Our peace -keeping forces have helped win the nobel prize. Lets keep up thc good work! If we do - we may never have to "re- pel borders"! Broadbent and Turner wouldhelp hand us over to the So- viets. Yours truly Gibby J.M. Gibson Shipka. by Mrs. Hugh Moenz SHIPKA - In the August 31 is- sue, I reported on Sue Anne Schroeder winning a bursary to go to Germany and study German, at Schwabisch Hall. This story had happy consequences. People were visiting in Zurich, at that time, from this town in Germany, and came to visit Sue Anne's parents, Pat and Jake Schroeder. Sincethey returned to Germany they have vis- ited with Sue Anne. I believe this shows how much weekly papers are read, as this brought together peo- ple from two countries. Personals Lorne Fenner, accompanied by his son Jim, of Camlachie and some men friends from Forest, have returned home from a two week hunting trip in Northern Ontario, at Engleharty, near the Quebec border. One of the men in this party bagged a bull moose. Now these families will shortly he enjoying moose roasts. Don and Eliijbeth Adams became third time grandparents last Thurs- day, when an 11 lb. boy was born to Brock and Dianne Adams, in London. Don and Mabel Fraser, and Lorne and Dorothy Fenner recently attend- ed a family dinner in London to cel- ebrate their sister and brother-in- law, Audrey and Ken Westman's 35th wedding anniversary. This week I will tell you the epi- logue of the dog and duck, (insepar- able friends) from a cousin. She called the dog "Goway", and the duck "Quackers". --The dog -is a -full -gr wn, purebred German Shepherd. He is so majes- tic and intelligent looking, he has been renamed "King". We have all adjusted to one another and like the dog Quackers was always making the dog's drinking water dirty, so Hu made him a pen of his own, but he soon flew out to be with the dog. Quackers got sent to live with a neighbour's flock of ducks who have a pond. We hope he is happy there until we want a duck dinner this fall. Warehousing plus modern unloading facilities on Hwy. 83 Phone 235-2302, 262-2928 HENSALL MOTORS LTD. "Car and Truck Rentals" Leasing - New, all makes Sales - Used Cars and Trucks 198 Main St. N. (Corner Hwy. #83 & #4) Ed Hearn • Exeter -235-2070 Home safety topic at Varna UCW VARNA - Brucefield Fire Depart- ment volunteers Pete Caldwell and -Dave Roy led a discussion on Home Safety with members of the Varna United Church Women at their November meeting on Thurs- day evening. They showed the women how to use their fire extin- guishers and told them to check them annually for pressure. A short burse aimed at the base of the fire is often enough to extinguish it. .. They can be re -charged at some hardware stores and Clinton Auto Parts, or ask your insurance compa- ny where you should take them. Keep your extinguisher handy, but not too close to where a fire is like- ly to occur, such as the stove. Nev- er move a burning pot or pan from the stove; kill the fire where it is. If you don't have an extinguisher, use soda or flour, anything that will smother it. Make sure your family knows where the escape route is ,if you have a fire; and where they should gather so you can be sure everyone is out. Have some way of getting OPEN LIBERAL. OFFICE - The Huron -Bruce Liberal office was opened last week on Exeter's Main street. Cutting the ribbon are Garnet Hicks, candidate Ken Dunlop and Bob Swartman. - What a meeting EXETER - Did we have a meet- ing! A former resident of Kirkton, Lorne Marshall was in charge of the program for the November. Exeter Senior Citizens' meeting. He invit- ed his good friends from Kirkton, the Paul Brothers and Shirley, who generously entertained in their usual fashion! Ruth Insley and Wilma Davis played piano ducts and Wilma played lively stcpdance tunes while Bob Blair made his wooden, jointed doll and team of horses really step. Lorne read a tongue twister with- out a mistake and told several jokes GRADUATE - Congratulations, Kelly Phillips, on your recent gradu- ation from the Health Records Tech- - nician Program at Fanshawe Col- lege. Kelly is now employed with the Huron County Home Care Program in Clinton, Ont. ' REMINDER Did you forget to pay your taxes? Town of Exeter Municipal Taxes were due Tuesday, November 1 i d COMPLETE COMMERCIAL CARE JANITORLAL LAWN & GARDEN ANY .31RENOVATIONS Garr REPAIRS JODY 1NOfSJ;JRINJO1EiN Tel: 228-6450 and stories; he had read that every- one should laugh at (east six times each day. Exeter Seniors filled their quota to last at least until their Christmas Dinner to be held at the Exeter Le- gion Hall on Monday, Dec. 5 . at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are being sold. The Exeter Legion ladies are again catering. President Pat Skinner let us know that plans are being made to orga nize a Diners' Club, if we so wish. Alva Heywood reported that the bus for the Sarnia trip, December 2 is overfilled and a second bus may -• be run. She reminded us of the Royal Winter Fair day trip, Novem- ber 15 and thc Winter Follies, Janu- ary 19. - Marty Funk, Eva Tinklcr, Alva Heywood and Irene Harness volun- teered to look after the November Bingo at the Villa. • t out of your upstairs level other than using the stairs. Stoves and furnaces were tie sub- ject of a lot of discussion. If you smell oil fumes, check your chim- ney for a bird's nest or other block- age. Pete said they have removed as .much as 10 pails of stuff from a chimney; All chimneys and pipes should be checked annually at least and pipes from wood stoves into chimneys maybe every month. Older fireplaces are difficult to check as they usually have ledges ' • that catch dirt and make it hard to see up into them. A good hot wood fire once a day prevents creosote buildup in a chimney. If it's on fire, turn off your fumacc Or stove drafts . to prevent air from getting to the fire. Know where the furnace shut- off switch is! Don't hesitate to call the fire department at any hour. They come quietly unless it's -a ma- jor fire. Know , which department you should call and keep their num- ber handy. • Bonnie Roy,,Ruth Johnston and Mary Ostrom planned the program and led the worship service Op the theme of Christian Courage. Joan Beierling presided for the business. Reports were given by secretary Helen Taylor, treasurer Margaret Hayter and.corresponding secretary Deb Rathwcll: A thank you note was received from the Hu- ron County Community Child Abuse Co-ordinating Committee for the donation they received from our group. Donations will also be made this month to Town and Country Homemakers, Family and Chil- dren's Services; Camp Mcnesc- lung, Alma College, Alcohol and Drug Concerns, the Resource Cen- tre in Mitchell, Mission and Ser- vices of London, Medical Electives (for student doctors to serve and gain experience in Third World countries), and Seeds of Zaire. Money will also be forwarded for Christmas and birthday gifts for the girl our charge is helping to _ support in the Doctor Graham Homes in India. Please •Firing us your used eyeglasses for thc Chris- ian Blind Mission and Campbell Soup labels for the School for the Deaf in Puerto Rico. The nominating committee sub- mitted a slate of officers for the next -two years. They arc: past president Joan Bcierling, president Deb Rathwcll, secretary Helen Taylor, treasurer Margaret Hayter, corersponding.sccretary Margaret McClymont, envelope secretary - Dorothy Ostrom, social convener. SharonChutcr and co -convener Pat Taylor. The vice-president's office has not yet been filled. - The annual Christmas supper is planned for the December meeting. Donations for the shut-ins boxes may be brought to this meeting. A cookie exchange is planned for ear- ly December. NOTICE of Road Closing TAKE NOTICE that the Corporation of the Township of Biddulph pro- poses to enact a by-law pursuant to Section 298.of the Municipal Act.. R.S.O. 1,980,'Chapter 302 to stop up and close -that part of Charles Street, on Plan 257 in the Township of Biddulph: AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE thatthe lands comprising the said Charles. Street to be stopped up and closed shall continue to be vest- ed in the Corporation of the Township of Biddulph to be dealt with from time to.time as the Council of the said Corporation may see fit and deem proper. • AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that'the Council'shall hear, in person on by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the proposed by-law for closing up the above mentioned portion of road allowance .at a meeting of the Council which will be held for that purpose in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Office, R.R. 3, Lucan, Ontario on the 6th day of Decem- ber, 1988, at the hour of 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. A full descrip- tion of the rpads to be closed may be seen at the Office of the Clerk - Treasurer. Dated at the Township of Biddulph this 4th day of Novembei, 1988. -Township of Biddulph R.G. Hands, Clerk i NOTICE .of Road Closing TAKE NOTICE that the Corporation of the Township of Bidduiph pro- poses to enact a by-law pursuant to Section 298 -of the Municipal Act., R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 302 to slop up and close that part o4 Ouebec Street, lying East of Middlesex County Road NO. 23 as shown on Plan 256 in the Township of Biddulph. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the lands comprising the said Quebec Street to be stopped -up and closed shall continue to be vest- ed in the Corporation of the Township of Biddulph to be dealt with from time to time as the Council of the said Corporation may see fit,and deem proper. AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Council shall hear, in person or by his Counsel, Solicitor or Agent, any person who claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the proposed by-law for closing up the above mentioned portion of road allowance at a meeting of the Council which will be held for that purpose in,the Council Chambers of the. Municipal Office, R.R. 3, Lucan, Ontario on the 6th day of Decem- ber, 1988, at the hour of 3:30 o'clock in the afternoon. A full descrip- tion of the roads to be closed may be seen at the Office of the Clerk - Treasurer. Dated at the Township of Biddulph this 4thday of November, 1988. Township of Biddulph R.G..Hands, Clerk