Times-Advocate, 1988-06-29, Page 2320 Property For Rent
BAYFIELD - 2 bedroom
semi-detached apartment, fridge, stove,
washer, dryer. Available immediately.
Phone 565-5022. (19tfn)
NEW TWO BEDROOM
APARTMENT in Hensall. Available
June 1. Phone 262-3529. (22tfn)
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT in
Exeter, available Aug. 1. Central,
prefer non smoker, no pets, references.
Phone 527-1938. (24,25c)
DOWNTOWN 1 bedroom modern
apartment. Immediate possession.
235-2420.
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT, Main
St. Exeter, Available July 1. Heat
-included, utilities extra. 235-0173 from
9-6 p.m. (24tfn)
APARTMENT, 2 bedroom, fully
broadloomed, 2 adults only. $275.00
monthly, first and last, 1 year lease.
235.0392 after 6 p.m. (24-26*)
1 BEDROOM APARTMENTS,
seasonal or yearly. Inquire Gables
Tavern. 238-2393. (25,26c)
2 BEDROOM APT. in new building,
Hensall, free cable, spacious, carpeted.
Phone 262-2230 or 1471-9049.
(25tfn)
APARTMENT IN EXETER - Large 3
bedroom, 3 applAces, completely
carpeted, immaculate. Available
August 1. References required. Phone
1 -294-0280.(26tfn)
IN HENSALL 2-2 bedroom apts. in
small building. Available July 1,
5249.00 per month. Call 262-3146
after 5:00.(26tfn)
LARGE 2 BEDROOM APT. 12 miles
north of Exeter in nice clean building
5236 plus hydro. 1-472-3217 evenings.
(26c)
TIIE "OLD TOWN HALL"
auditorium Col- rentals, including
weddings, meetings, banquet room,
lectures, exhibitions, films etc. Kitchen
facilities available. phone 235-2365 or
235-1020. (10t fn)
Oud's
Warehousing
Warehousing plus
modern unloading
facilities on Hwy. 83
Phone
235-2302, ,
262'- 2928
21 For Rent
13' TRAILER sleeps 6, propane fridge
and stove, portable toilet, lots of
storage space, 5135 per week. Phone
235-0689.(26*) •
IN CENTRALIA, large clean
bedroom for rent. Kitchen privileges. Cowen
. Phone 228-6867. (22c)
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Dorothy Hannah Cowen
Late of 27 Victoria Street East, Exet-
er, Ontario. NOM 1S0, deceased, who
died on or about the 20th day of
March, 1988 arc hereby notified to
send in to the undersigned Personal
Representative of the said deceased
on or before the 2nd day of July,
1988, full •particulars of their claims
TRAILERS MOTOR HOMES, 5th after which date the said Personal
wheels, hardtops, new and used. Tioga, Representative will distribute the as -
Golden Falcon, Prowler, Boler, Lionel, sets of the said deceased having re -
Viking, Hitches, truck caps. Sales, gard only to claims of which it shall
rentals, repairs. 26 years in business. then have notice.
Camp -Out, Hwy. 8, 1 mile west of Dated at Exeter, Ontario this 14th
Stratford. Call 393-5938. (15-30c) day of June, 1988..
National Trust Corftpany
1 Ontario Street
Stratford; Ontario
NSA 6S9
(Agent for the Executor)
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
In the Estate of
Dorothy Hannah
STORAGE SPACE for rent or lease.
2,500 sq. ft., insulated, heat available.
Ideal for seasonal or year around
storage, suitable for personal
belongings, agricultural or commercial
products. Phone 235-0389.(26*)
22 For Sale or Rent
23 Wanted To Rent
APARTMENT or house in the area.
Call after 5 p.m. 238-5313. (25,26c)
HOUSE IN DASHWOOD AREA for
2-3 months starting mid-July. Call
237-3558 after 4:00.(26c)
RESIDENCE - Family wishes to rent
furnished/unfurnished residence, for
July, August and Sept. in Grand Bend
arca, job transfer 238-2374 or
238-5848. (26,27c)
25 Notices
HOW ABOUT A CHILD
DAY-CARE CENTER in Lucan?
Open year round. For more
information call 227-4843.(26c)
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• In the Estate of
OTTO WALKER
All persons having claims against
the estate of Otto Walker late of the
Township of Hibbert in the County
of Perth, who died on the 1st day of
June 1988, are hereby notified to
send in full particulars of their
claims to the undersigned on or be-
fore the 21st day of July 1988 after
which date the assets will -be distrib-
uted having regard only to claims
then received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 22nd
day of June, 1988.
McConnell, Stewart
&Devereaux
Barristers, &c.,
Seaforth, Ontario
Solicitors for the executors
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
1
Handley's Auction Centre
4 'km. west of Hwy. 19 on Hwy. 3, Tlllsonburg,
Next sale Tuesday, July 5 at 6 p.m.
ANTIQUES: Pine twin top desk, dressers, drop leaf harvest
table, pictures, RR lantern, organ, made in Woodstock in 1885
by D.W. Karn and Co., wot'king sessions clock, beds, working
sewing machines.
MODERN: 365 day mantel clock, bulk beds, princess bed, up-
per china cabinet, corner china cabinet, chrome kitchen sets,
marble top desk, _drop front secretary desk, chesterfields and
chairs, maple desk with hutch bookcase, oak dining•table, vanity
with triple fold mirror, oak dining chairs, wardrobes, stereo stand,
stereos, dish washer, sewing machines, dressers, buffets.
CHINA AND COLLECTABLES: Nippon pieces, Occupied
Japan pieces, silver, crystal, Blue Mountain pottery, pictures.
MISC: Camping gear, van accessories, wash bowls, piano
stools, air tools, telephone table, and much, much more. -
For Information call 866-5512
or day of sale 842-6500
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ESTATE AUCTION
* Of antiques, household, farm machinery, vehicles, etc. For the *
4Z estate of the late Gordon Bender, Lot 18, S. Boundary of Hay * -
'�` Twp. on 83 Hwy. 1 1/2 mi. E. of Dashwood, 5 1/2 miles *
W. of Exeter
Saturday July 9 - 12:00 noon *
*ANTIQUES: drop leaf tables, press back chairs, wall tele- *
*phone, oak dining room round table, dining room chairs, 12 pc.*
*setting White Orchid, sterling silver flatware, corner what -knot,*
mantle clocks, wash stands, blanket boxes, high chair, wooden*
*beds, dressers, cedar chest, hump back trunk ,square' oak table, *
*coal oil lamps, scales, crocks, chests of drawers, dough box, 9*
*pc. diningroom suite, sausage maker, milk cans, odd chairs,*
*dishes, blacksmith tools, hall tree, square tables, White sewing*
*machine, lamps, harvest table, DeLavat cream separator, Wing- *
* ham cook stove, ice box; ox yoke parts, etc., old kitchen cabinet. *
*HOUSEHOLD: Viscount and Beatty deep freezes, Inglis*
# heavy duty dryer,. Admiral heavy duty dryer, Frigidare electric*
• stove, Frigidare refrigerator, chesterfield and chairs, coloured TV *
hi fi, lazy boy chair, wringer washer, meat grinder; etc. d *
*FARM MACHINERY: Int. 41'4 gas tractor, Int.,#46 baleF, rub-*
ber tired wagons, ground drive manure spreader, double disc,*
* two wheeled trailer, seed drill, N.H. side rake, snow blower, Int. 3*
* fur. drag,plgw, 10' Kongskilde cult., scuffler.for Farmall A, bean!
* puller for Farmall A, Int. 2 fur. drag plow, dump rake, 6' rotary:
*mower, grain cleaner and bagger, buzz saw, 3 pt. h. 3 fur. plow, 3 *
* pt. h. Ford plow, Cockshutt grain drill, 10'.bean weeder,•IadderS,*
29 Yard & Garage Sales
MULTI -FAMILY yard sale.
Furniture, dishes, bicycles, clothing
and homebaking. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. July
2, Pines Parkway, Southcott Pines,
Grand Bend.(26*)
.YARD SALE - Sat. July 2, 12 Mary
St. Zurich. 8 to 4. (25,26*)
YARD SALE Saturday, July 2, 25
King St. N., Crediton. Nothing but
bargains.(26c)
GARAGE SALE 334 Eastern Ave.
July 2. 8:30 to 3:00.(26*)
PARKHILL TOWN YARD SALE,
July- 1, 2, 3. Yard sales every day.
Hwy. 81 at 7 before Sylvan
Bridge.(26c)
YARD SALE July 1, 2, 3: Antiques
and collectables including furniture,
china, silver, jewelry, brass, art deco,
set of french doors, oak chairs, good
used bathtub. Clandeboye, 2 miles
north of Lucan on Hwy. 4. Follow
signs. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.(26c)
YARD SALE - July 1st and July 2nd.
3 speed 3 wheel bicycle, 5 h.p. rotor
tiller, tools, antiques, craft supplies,
much more. 25 Frederick St. Zurich,
Ont.
* McCormick 7' flail mower, milking machine, table saw, air com-*
* pressor, roto tiller, 8 hp LawnFlight riding mower; root pulpers,*
• snow fence, etc. etc. *
* VEHICLES: Selling as is. 1976 Chev Malibu 350 2 door hard-*
* top car, low mileage. Old Dodge 1/2 ton pickup truck with low*
* mileage, 1951 Ford 1/2 ton, Yamaha 250 motorbike, topper for*
411/2 ton, Corsair 17' travel trailer, complete, sleeps 6. *
* For further information Phone (519) 237-3575.
* TERMS: Cash sale Day. Booth *
* Auctioneers
* Hugh Filson Tom Robson
• 666-0833 666-1967 *
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Granton
by Mrs. E. Summers
GRANTON - At St. Thomas An-
glican Church, Rev. Beverley Anne
Wheeler was in charge of the morn-
ing prayer service. Marlene French
was organist. Muriel Lewis read the
lesson.
Rev. Wheeler read the Gospel of
the Day and based her sermon on
"the Mystery of Miracles,' Faith,
Hope and Trust' taken from the
Gospel.
The congregation was reminded of
the beef barbecue that will be held-
at
eldat the Lion's Park on July 13. Ad-
vance tickets available.
There will be no church service
during July as Rcv. Wheeler will be
on holidays.
At the Granton United Church,
Rcv. Bruce Pierce was in charge of
the morning worship and entitled
his sermon "Faith and the warnings
of God". Granton Sunday School
awards - Jenny Blake and Benny
Kop third year bars; Paula Wallis
seventh year bar and Fran Hcrrott
ninth year bar.
Vacation Bible School will be
held July 18 to Friday July 22 from
9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Call Mary
Waters at 225-2194 for details. Au-
gust is Vacation month for the Pas-
toral charge.
Sincere thanks to all who helped
make Granton United Church pork
dinner such a success last Wednes-
day night.
Personals
Mrs. Lcsta Kcw of St. Marys was
a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Hodgins on Sunday.
Times -Advocate. June 29, 1988
EXETER VILLA --. Member and staff at the Exeter Villa celebrated Sen-
ior Citizen's Month on Saturday. Surveying baked goods at one of the
tables are (left) Allan Cook, Nancy Holland (activity co-ordinator) and
Rose Passmore.
Discuss township
fire protection
WEST McGILLIVRAY - Repre-
sentatives from the Lucan, Ailsa
Craig and Parkhill fire depart-
ments, together with affected own-
ers, met with McGillivray town-
ship council to discuss fire
protection for properties in and
near the North Boundary Conces-
sion.
By agreement, each department
has primary responsibility for a
designated arca of McGillivray. A
phone call to Central Dispatch at
1-433-0111 will bring the appro-
priate department to the scene of
the fire or emergency. Under the
Middlesex Mutual Aid agrccmcnt,
equipment as required can be sum-
moned from other departments.
Under a supplementary agreement
with Stephen township, their de-
partment has been compensated after
responding to a call in or near the
North Boundary in the section be-
tween Mount Carmel and Ilighway
No. 4.
Stephen advised McGillivray that
the agreement would be terminated
at midnight on June 30 and asked
McGillivray to notify the affected
owners.
Following a lengthy and thorough
discussion, it was decided that the
fire departments would conduct trial
.runs into the affected arca to demon-
strate response times; that notices
of the termination of service would
be published in the local papers; and
that negotiations with Stephen
would be continued.
Representatives attending thc
meeting were Chief Wes Nickson
and Deputy John Riddell for Lucan
F.D.; Chief Carm Pickering and
Jack Whitmore for Ailsa Craig
F.D.; Chief Jim Scott for Parkhill
F.D.; Pat and Ray Glavin for the 65
property owners who had received
notice of thc meeting.
ELECTROHOME
COOLING CANADIANS FOR OVER 25 YEARS
Air Conditioners
Drysdale Appliances
Hensall
262-2728 - Open Daily Fri. Nights to 9 p.m.
4 ft. wide by 3-6 ft. high
Varna. Ontario 233-9297 or 565-2728
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BOB HEYWOOD
AUCTIONEER
235-0874
Page 11A
Custom
Round Baling
and Hay
Cutting
-HAY FOR SALE
Wayne Regier
234-6479
Round
Baling
Large or Smaller Bales
Phone
Lawrence
Becker
Crediton 234-6486
RAK1 SYSTEMS LT
Quality Grain Storage
Drying & Hand ing -Products
DESIGN • SALES • SERVICE
iEAL -MAR GRAIN SYSTEMS LTD WAN IN St N P 0 BOX 5i0
%FIER ONTARIO NOM ,S;,
Prone
R -s .`..1/, 235-1919
SEI 145 2284
Saturday, July 9/88 at 11:30 a.m.
We will be dispersing on location at 160 Richmond St., Hensall
the entire estate of the late Mrs. Olive Moir. This is a good clean
offering of nearly new appliances, furnishings, antiques and col-
lectables including a solid oak 9 pc. dining room suite with a
round oak single pedestal table and much more. Watch next
weeks paper for a full listing of this fine sale.
-NORM WNITIN(i
.auctioneer.,
Estate Auction Sale
Of antiques, brass bells, household furnishings and misc items
on a
v-nin• Jul 13/:: . •.m. h•r•
For the estate o t e ate r rs. rene epper, xeter, an. t e late
Mr. Nelson Hood RR3 Kippen, plus additions. Complete,listing in
next weeks ad.
For further information contact
Auctioneer Norm Whiting
235-1964, 235-1931
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LARGE ESTATE AUCTION
Feed- 1987 pick up truck run 5800 km, 3 tractors, riding mower, guns,
horse cutters and sulky, Honda ATC, Farm machinery, piano, furniture,
appliances, large offering of antiques, AMBER BEAVER JAR, hanging
lamp, to be held 5 miles south of Dublin to Staffa then 1 1/4 miles west
for the estate of Bruce Armstrong. `
Saturday, July 9 at 10 a.m.
FEED approx.-500 bales of hay, approx. 7 tonnes of mixed grain.
TRUCK: 1987 Dodge Ram 50 pickup truck w/topper, auto, P.S., P.B.,
cloth seats etc. run 5800 kms., selling certified. 1983 Honda 200 3
wheel ATC like new.
TRACTORS: David Brown 990 Selectamatic 12 speed (White) w/David
Brown 'hyd. bucket loader, material and manure buckets (real sharp),
David Brown 950 tractor, Allis Chalmers CA tractor w/loader, Top Hite 8
HP riding lawn mower w/electric start.
MACHINERY: MF #82 3 furrow x 14" plow w/gauge wheel, Avco New
Idea 211 PTO manure spreader like new, Bush Hog 5 ft. rotary cutter, 2
wheel trailer w/livestock racks, McKee 6 ft: single auger snowblower,
Kongskilde 9 1/2 ft. cultivator, old 8 ft. cultivator, 5 ft. blade, New Hol-
land Super 67 baler, gravity box on Horst model 12 wagon w/9 -5L x
15SL tires, 28 ft. tube hay elevator w/motor, wagon approx. 5 ton, New
Idea 7 ft. PTO trail mower, wagon and flat rack, 5 section diamond har-
rows, old 2 row scuffler, Letz grinder, old IH grain drill on steel w/wooden
box, 12 It. x 4" grain auger w/motor, 10 ft. chain harrow, 3 drum roller,
bale stooker, bale fork, 2 wooden framed rubber tired wagons, IHC 3 fur-
row x 12" narrow bottom 3 PT hitch plow, Partner chainsaw, TWIN CYL-
INDER portable air compressor, set of tractor chains, 24 ft. wooden ex-
tension ladder, push gas lawn mower, hydro fencer, jack all jack, milk
cans, cream can, Viking cream separator.
HORSE EQUIPMENT: racing sulky, 2 saddles, horse bits, some
harness, 3 cutters one is made by High Grade Mount Forest Carriage
Co., 2 furrow horse drawn plow, 2 rubber tired buggy wheels, buggy
light, buggy jack, harness makers bench, horse collars, 2 walking
plows, wooden framed diamond harrows, implement seats.
GUNS: Winchester model 94 3030 lever action rifle, Mossberg model
195 12 gauge 2 3/4 inch shot gun, Eatonia 22 long rifle
APPLIANCES: Moffat clothes dryer 1 1/2 yrs. old, modern GSW
wringer washer, chest freezer, 30" electric stove, Beatty fridge, Micro
furnace, dehumidifier.
NTIOUES, PIANO, ETC. Doherty upright piano and bench (real
ood), 3 good violins, Wicker love seat w/2 matching arm chairs, top for
flat to wall, old store counter 8 ft. long, 9 piece dining room suite, AM-
BER BEAVER JAR, Amber Mason pint, 2 qt. and 1 gt._t<lear beaver, old
pharmacy bottles, hanging oil lamp w/hand painted shade and prisms, 4
oil lamps, brass type double bed, Strambuerg Carlson wooden phone,
brass bells, string of bells ,shaft bells, butter bowl ladle and print, cof-
fee grinder, sausage press, 2 hand corn planters, 2 broad axes, large
shoulder jug, crocks and jugs, 2 antique dressers w/matching wash-
stand, antique bed, wool winder, 2 Ontario chairs, floor model phono-
graph, organ stool, crock ink wells, 2 treadle sewing machines, picture
frames, 3 copper boilers, odd chairs, small crock churn, dining table
plus much more.
OTHER MISC: Fanning mill, drive belt, turnip planter, used roofing
steel, old scale, root pulper, grain cradle, buggy light, 3 iron kettles, 24
ft. extension ladder, sad irons, 2 cistern pumps, skill saw, battery
charger, RR lantern, old oil bottle, captains chairs, milk cans, cream
can, trunk, oil bottle, scrub board, baking boa?b, forks, shovels, picks,
wrenches, tools, etc.
NOTE:Due to the large offering two auctioneers selling at the same
time starting at 10 a.m. TRUCK, TRACTORS, ATC and MACHINERY to
be sold at 1 p.m. Plan to attend this good auction.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper ID, lunch booth.
FARM IS SOLD. LUNCH BOOTH.
AUCTIONEERS
Richard Lohb and Burt Lobb 519-482-7898
Mrs. Armstrong 519-345-2057