Times Advocate, 1994-06-08, Page 201
Page 20 Times -Advocate, June 8, 1994
20 Property for Rent 20 Property for Rent
'••810.0 - S120.00 LEASE SIGNING
BONUS••• In Hensall - Lovely spacious
2 -bedroom apts. 174 Richmond Street at
Elizabeth in quid, clean building. Fridge,
stove incl. Laundry facility in building. Call
262-2924.(16tfn)
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - heat
included, washer and dryer, tkidge and
stove, no garbage fees, paved parking.
S550.00 per month. Call Dirk at 235-3948
or 235-1950. (16tfn)
ONE BEDROOM apartrnent, heat
supplied. 304 Andrew St Exeter Fridge
and stove $347.50 monthly 4S1-2131 or
471-0407. (131fn)
LUCAN - 2 bedroom apartment available
May 1 Phone 666-1776 after 6 p.m.
(16tfnc)
DOWNTOWN main floor level. 2
bedroom apartment. fridge and stove
Available May 1. Phone 235-0302 (161fnc)
MODERN one and
apartments. Main St.
235-2557 (16tfnc)
two bedroom
Exeter Phone
ONE BEDROOM apartment available May
1st. Own appliances required. Laundry on
site. Rent starts at S308.00. To view call
235.3569.(16tfn)
THE RAU MANOR in Zurich has a
spacious 1 bedroom adult apartment for
rent. Washer and dryer hookup. Private
entrance. 236-4607. (17tfn)
THE RAU MANOR in Zurich has a
spacious 2 bedroom adult apartment for
rent. Washer and dryer hookup available
Controlled entry. 236-4607. (17tfn)
SMALL TWO BEDROOM apartment in
Exeter for rent $375 plus utilities. Call
Heather Rogers. Broker. Extate Realty Inc.
235-1621. (I 8tfn)
Commercial
Office Suites
$ 2 9
Per
week
uP $2,500
move -in bonus
• Prestige Main St. building
• Fully restored and carpeted
• Exterior/interior signage
• All utilities provided
• Great value/great location
Move in today
Contact Marlene M. Parsons
Bluewater Realty Inc.
396 Main St. S., Exeter
Office - 235-3777 • Res.
235-1304
Mexico for two?
YOU'VE GOT ONE
CHANCE IN 57!
You could win a Mexican
holiday for two by leasing
at Glenn Haven Apts. in
Exeter for one year. What's
more, your 13th month's
rent is FREE! The odds arc
grcat: a maximum of only
57 tenants will qualify for
this contest! Call today to
arrange a viewing.
185 Victoria
Street West
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S2 (519) 235-0349
For Rent
It could be yours!!
Wellington Place Exeter
No stairs. First floor unit
available; to many features
to mention. Call Dean &
Tressa at 235-3511 (Ask
about signing bonus).
The Maples, Hensall
Affordable 2 bedroom apt.
available in well maintained
building. $394./mon, heat in-
cluded.. Call Dean at 235-
3511.
Ducharme.
Investments
Office 236-4230
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT -
Spacious 5 room apartment located in
downtown Exeter. Heat is included $390 a
month. Call Dinneys at 23501199 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. (23t(n)
TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT unit in
triplex. Good condition. 5400.00 plus
utilities. Available July 1st. Phone
235-4286. (231fn)
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - One
bedroom. ground floor apartment Fridge
and stove supplied. 5300✓month. Call
23 5-1 354 9th June or later (23tfn)
COUNTRY VICTORIAN 3 bedroom
house between Exeter and Lucan, 1 acre
garden lot 5900.0 642-3557 (23:24c)
EXETER - 3 OR 4 bedroom home 111
excellent condition, near schools and arena
2 bathroms and family room Gas heat. Call
524-5489 (23tfn)
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
WALTER CEASILE
SPENCER
Late of the Village of Hensall, in the
County of Huron, who died on the 1st
day of February. 1994. Creditors and
others having claims against the above
estate are required to send full particu-
lars of such claims to the undersigned
on or before the 23rd day of June,
1994, after which date the estate assets
will he distributed, having regard only
to claims that have then been received.
ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C.
Barrister and Solicitor
417 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
Solicitor for the Executors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
& OTHERS
In the Estate of
HAROLD NATHAN
PECK
All persons having claims against the
estate of Harold Nathan Peck, late of
the Township of Stanley, in the County
of Huron, who died on or about the 2nd
day of May 1994 are hereby notified to
send in full particulars of their claims
to the undersigned on or before the
29th day of June, 1994, after which
date the assets will be distributed hav-
ing regard only to claims then received.
Dated at Seaforth, Ontario this 31st day
of May, 1994.
McCONNELL, STEWART &
DEVEREAUX
77 Main Street S.,
Seaforth, Ontario NOK I WO
Solicitors for the Executors
29 Yard & Garage Sales
YARD SALE - Plus Bake Table, Caven
Presbyterian Church. Saturday, June 25 - 8
a.m. (21-23c)
MULTI FAMILY Garage Sale. Sat. June
11 - 8-5. 138 London Rd. Hensall. Hwy. 4.
(23c)
MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE - June 11
-78 Victoria St. E. Crediton. 9-1 p.m.
GARAGE SALE - Saturday. June 1 I. 162
Thomas St. 8-12. Rain or shine- (23c)
GARAGE SALE - 566 Main St. S. Exeter.
Sat. June II - 8:00 a.m. to ' Apartment
washer, upright freezer, microwave.
medium fridge. antiques, much more. Rain
date Sun. June 12. (23c)
AILSA CRAIG VILLAGE WIDE yard
sale. Saturday, June 1I - maps provided.
(23')
MOVING SALE - 2 families - 94 John St.
W. Sat. June 11 - 8-7 Furniture and
household items. (23c)
SATURDAY. JUNE II end of Beach St.
Lucan (23c)
F.xandarea Meadows
Co -Op Housing
Community Yard
Sale and Bake Sale
Sat. June 11
8a.m.-1p.m.
Rain date June 18
Ironwood
Men'# Club
May 31
A Flight
First Steve Prout 39
Second Gord Rook 39
Third Al Mitchell 39N40
Fourth Bill Farquhar 41N40
B Flight
First Scott Brintnell 38
Second Brian Horner 39
Third Jim Steen 40
Fourth Bill Darling 42N41
Fifth Brion Penhale 41
Sixth Don Heywood 41
C Flight
First Bill Gilfillan 41
Second Ron Lcyes 43N4 1
Third David Harburn 42
Fourth Larry Johns 43N42
Fifth Ron Chanyi 47N45
Sixth Ii oug Johnson 45
Seventh n Oliver 46N45
Eighth Sean Whiteford 45
D Flight
First Wilmer Ferguson 46N44
Second
Lee Webber 48N47
Ironwood award: Jim Guenther
Closest to Pin: #I6 Steve Prout;
#12 Jim Steen; #14 Ron Chanyi;
#18 Scott Pincombe
Skins: A&B #10 Bill Farquhar;
A&B #15 Gord Rook; C&D #13
Tim Oliver; C&D #I8 Larry Johns
Ladles Club
May 30
A Flight Janet Wedlake 41.5
B Flight Hazel Beaver 47
C Flight Angela Clarke 49
D Flight Joy Darling 56
Birdies: Terry Bezaire #14; Barb
Caldwell #13; Pat Ballantyne #13
Closest to Pin: #13 - A&B flt. Barb
Caldwell; C&D fit. Pat Ballantyne;
#15 - A&B flt. Carolyn Gilfillan
Longest drive: #17 - A&B fit. Joan
Heywood, C&D flt. Carol Stuckless
Low putts: A&B flt. Marlene Par-
sons 13, Anne Beattie -Stokes 16;
C&D flt. Susan MacGregor 15,
Mary Jane Taylor 16.
Skins: A&B flt. - #10 Marg Green,
#11 Joan Heywood, #I2, #13 Barb
Caldwell. #14 Tem Bezaire; C&D
flt - #10, #11 Patti Brintnell, #12,
#I3 Pat Ballantyne, #14, #15. #16,
#17 Heather Prout
Senior Men
June 4
First Ben Fisher
Bob Dobson
Lee Webber
Bill Green
Second Hayden Gozzard
Norm Whiting
Don Cowan
Jim Steen
Third Jack Fuller
Bill Gilfillan
Bud Preszcator
Gord Cluhb
Fourth tie Lloyd Easton
Al Preece
Lorne Kleinstiver
Gib Dow Sr.
Fourth tie Jack Ford
Mike Barclay
Wilmer Fergncon
Andy DeBocr 4$
188
Closest to Pin: No. 4 Bill Gilfillan;
No. 7 Robbie Dobson
46
40,
41
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42
46
39
43
170
38
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45
5.4
173
44
50
48
412
188
45
46
49
Bluewater Shrine
Club
Golf Tournament
The 1994 Bluewater Shrine Club
golf tournament was held at Iron-
wood Wednesday. $10.000 was
raised for charity.
Following arc the top scores:
John Ricciard
Mario Sorge
Marlin Vincent
Allan Bailie
Rocco Cifaldi
Doug Elliott
Stan Connelly
Larry Hudson
Maurice Coles
72
72
73
73
73
73
73
73
73
I Bus trip enjoyed to Aylmer
The Kirkton Horticul-
tural Society visited
Aylmer Market and
then went to a dinner
theatre.
By Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - Members from
Granton enjoyed the Kirkton Horti-
cultural Society's bus trip with
McNaughton Tours on May 31 to
the Aylmer Market and Putnam
Pete's dinner theatre.
The Anglican parish bible study
group met at the Rectory in Kirkton
on June 1.
There was no service at the St.
Thomas' Anglican Church on Sun-
day, June 5 because of the Anniver-
sary service at St. Paul's in Kirk -
ton.
Rev. Stephen Emery enlarged his
message on the text 'Whoever blas-
phemes against the Holy Spirit can
never be forgiven'. In essence, a
disposition that is not even open to
the Spirit of God, clings to power,
prestige, control, etc. but the Love
of God lasts forever.
The lessons were read by Hilary
Hardeman and David Blackler and
an anthem was sung by the choir.
The flowers at the altar were given
in memory of the Humphreys by
Jean Mills and Helen Shute.
A Lectern Bible and portable
Communion Set were dedicated in
memory of the Howe family.
At the Granton United Church on
Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes
entitled her sermon 'Copy -Cats'
Golf
roundup
Exeter Golf Club
Senior Men's Cluby
Low net
Low net
L.ow net
First
June 2
A flight
Milt Cole
Doug Marks
B Flight
Charlie Brown
C Flight
Don Jolly
Don Jolly
Ron Johnson
Lloyd Webber
35
35
32
28
28
37
99
Second Bev Alexander 33
Gerry O'Neil 37
Bill Smith 31
108
Closest to Pin: Harry Dougall
Wednesday Ladles
LN
LG
LN
LG
LN
June 1
Wanda Reynolds
Sharon Passmore
Carol Coleman
Anne Armstrong
Ola Batten
LG Grace Drummond
1) Flt. LN Mary Lou Thomson
LG Karen House
50/50: Karen House
Door prize: Ina Browning
Sponsor: Jack & Marg's
Tuesday Ladles
May 31
A Flight
I.ow gross Jo -Ann Middleton 49
I.ow net Joan Cole 35
B Flight
Low gross Ina Browning 57
Low net Grace Dntmmond 35
C Flight
Low gross Ester Johnson 57
Low net Barb Harrison 39
D Hight
I.ow gross Pal Veal 66
Low net Karen Ratcliffe 31
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Sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents will be received ()
by the undersigned until 12 noon Tuesday June 21, 1994 for t�?)
the loading and hauling of approximately 30,000 yard (
construction materials for jhe Township of Usborne. ()
Tenders must be subm/ttt d on Township tender forms which ((,
are available from the Road Superintendent. 0
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based on the lessons from 1st Sam-
uel 8, 2nd Corinthians 4 and Mark
3.
The Christ Candle was lit by.
Brittany Foster and a minute of si-
lence was observed for the Vete-
rans of 'D' Day, followed by
prayer. The choir sang the anthem
'Gonna climb the highest moun-
tain'.
Pastor Voakes presented gladioli
bulbs to the Sunday School teach-
ers and helpers. Those present were
Ann Garrett, Sharon Grant, Nancy
Mills, Julie Riddell, Linda Blom
and April Bryan.
Madeline Hardie, head of the
Cradle Roll for so many years, was
given a potted plant in appreciation
for the many birthday cards she
sends to the little children.
A congregational potluck picnic,
organized by the Sunday School,
was enjoyed in the park following
the church service.
UCW update
Unit one met at Madeline Har -
die's home at Parkview Place in
Lucan for lunch on Thursday, June
2.
The worship opened with the
singing of 'Jesus loves me' and
president Doreen McRoberts' med-
itation theme was 'Living a life for
God' based on Philippians one,
verses 19 and 20, followed by
prayer.
Plans were completed for some
catering and the September meet-
ing will take the form of a picnic in
the park.
The program which had been
prepared by Audrey Westman, was
presented by Amelia Jameson
when she read 'Rocks, rails and old
rusty saws' and a poem 'My name
is I am'. Madeline Hardie finished
up with a furniture puzzle contest.
Bridal shower
Pamela Waters was honoured
with a miscellaneous bridal shower
at the Granton United Church on
June I.
Doreen McRobert chaired the
program when Amelia Jameson
read 'Six days make one weak',
Kelly Waters and Lisa Humphrey
sang a duet 'Flow gently sweet Af-
ton'. McRobert read 'Something
Old' and Cathie Westman read
'Dreams'.
Pam was assisted in opening her
gifts by he maid of honour -to -be
Wendy Buwalda and bridesmaids
Kelly Waters, Kaylene VanMas-
senhoven, Came Lynn Beath, Kar-
en Crawford and Theresa Ersser.
During the social time which fol-
lowed, the bride's mother Mary
Waters and the groom's mother
Janet Young poured tea and coffee
at the beautifully arranged lunch-
eon table.
The shower was hosted by Do-
reen McRobert, assisted by Cathie
Wessman.
David Denison of San Antonia,
Texas is vacationing for a few
weeks with his cousin Paul Hard-
ing and his grandmother Isabelle
Harlton and other relatives in the
community.
RICHARD
LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 519-482-7898
Sat., June 11 at 10:30 a.m. - 3
tractors, 1979 Pontiac car (good
one), combine, tillage, haying
and forage equipment. Live-
stock trailer for Bob and Doris
Musgrove, one mile south of
Highway 87 at Wroxeter on
County Rd. 12, (519) 335-3154.
Sat., June 18 at 10 a.m. -
Household auction at Richard
Lobb's Auction in Clinton.
We are accepting good addi-
tions for future auctions, an-
tiques wanted. Call Now.
Crediton Estate Auction
Property &
Contents
Saturday June 18 at 10:30 a.m,
on location at 19 King St. Crediton
We have been favoured to disperse the entire estate of Mrs. Zina
Martin.
PROPERTY: According to Plan 210 of the Twp. of Stephen, County
of Huron, known as 19 King St. Crediton consisting of 54.03' frontage
more or less on which is located a neat 1 1/2 storey frame home with
eat in kitchen, ground floor laundry, bath, living room and large bed-
room, 3 bedrooms upstairs, sun porch; forced air oil fumace, munici-
pal water. Lovely deep lot with utility shed. Approx. taxes $660.00.
Selling subject to a moderate reserve, 10% down, balance in 30 days.
Contact the auctioneer for viewing.
Contents include a lovely 9 pc. dining suite, a full line of appliances,
chesterfield and chair by Palliser, colour TV and remote, 3 pc. bed-
room suite, antiques and collectibles, china and glass. Full listing next
week.
Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874
Crediton Auction of
Household, Antiques
& Collectibles
Friday evening. June 10 at 5 p.m,
Crediton Community Park Pavillon
We will be dispersing the household of Mr. Cal Fahmer who has sold
his home along with additions from an Exeter home.
HOUSEHOLD & MISC: Lovely modem dining suite with ext. table and
6 chairs with matching hutch and buffet, lovely china cabinet, old cup-
board, nice desk, sofa bed, queen size boxspring and mattress, like
new - cost approx. $900. new, chests of drawers, matching chester-
field, loveseat and chair, fridge and stove, chest freezer, exercise
bike, coffee and end tables, computer with printer and games, com-
puter desk, brand new elec. smoker for fish, colour TV and remote,
small tables, microwave, lovely gingerbread clock, crocks, wicker, chi-
na and glass incl. pressed and depression, good bedding and mats,
kitchenware, table saw and hand and garden tools, 4 sets of cross
country skis and boots (2 adults and 2 childrens), and hundreds of
useful and collectible items.
UPCOMING AUCTIONS: Thurs. June 16 at SH Rec Centre, Exeter.
Household antiques and car - see full listing in this paper.
Sat. June 18 at 10:30 a.m. on location at 19 King St. Crediton, nice
property and contents for the estate of Mrs. Zina Martin.
Sat. June 25 at 10 a.m. at South Huron Rec Centre - one of thls
years finest antique auctions from a Hibbert Twp. century home.
Thurs. July 7 at 5:30 p.m. - On location at 87 Queen St. Hensall -
the property and contents of the estate of Mr. J.W. Richardson.
Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874
Household, antiques,
Excellent car by
Auction. Collectors plates
Thursday evening. June 16 at 5:30 p.m,
South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter
We will be dispersing the household effects from the home of Mr.
Homer Taylor who has sold his property along with additions from an
Exeter estate. Clip and save this full listing ad.
HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES: Lovely Krug comer china cabinet,
matching china cabinet and sideboard In medium stain, 4 pc. bed-
room suite with double box and mattress, dresser, chest of drawers
and night table, antique dressers, washstand, rocker, sofa table, ma-
ple tea wagon, good chesterfield and chairs, sofa bed, cedar chest,
recliner, desk, oval coffee table, small Duncan Phyfe Tamp tables,
loveseat, chrome table and 4 chairs, gun rack, elec. sewing machine
and stool, dehumidifier, kerosene heater, good fridge and 30' electric
range, Westinghouse washer and dryer, Hitachi component stereo
with CD player, cassette and turntable (like new), bridge lamp, taper
IAg table, microwave, small appliances, kitchenware, china and glass
Incl. Germany, Nippon, cups and saucers, several pcs. of 'Eastern
Star" china, salt and peppers, oil lamps, bedding, "Queen Victoria doll
socks,", several old commode pcs.
COLLECTORS PLATES: To be sold at 7:30 p.m. AGE of Steam -
fNe plate series by Theodore A. Xeres, Preserving a Way of Life -
four plate series by Peter E. Synder, Great Cllppersh - Twelve
plate series by L.J. Pearce, 4 Norman Rockwell plates, 2 Carol Law-
son plates, Anne of Green Gables by Will Davies, 6 Avon Christmas
plates.
CAR AND MISC. 1988 Buick° Century in excellent condition, selling
certified at 8 p.m. 4 door, 4 cyl. air conditioning, Wheeihorse riding
lawnmower, hand and garden tools, car ramps, chain saw, akil saw,
CB radio, french door etc.
Auction: Bob Heywood 235-0874