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Times-Advocate, 1999-02-24, Page 28cpsw 20 Phnistly For Root EXETER = TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT $409.00/month with free heat. Lail Dinney's at 235-0173 (6tfn) FIRST MONTH FREE - 301 Senior St. Quiet, one bdrms. avail. imm. Lots of parking, two appliances. $350.00 plus hydro. Cali 235-2171 or 652- 3009. (52tfn) FOR RENT - Available first March or on five days notice. One bedroom apartment with dinin room. Fridge and stove supplied, heated, $380/month. Call 235-1354. (2tfn) HENSALL - 1 and 2 bedroom apts., fully carpeted.; fridge and stove, paved parking, TV IMP cable, etc. Special rates for seniors. 13th month rent free. 262-2230 or 905-662-6603 (26tfn) HENSALL - 2 bedroom apartment. $416/month heat included. 235-4694. (6tfn) HOUSE FOR RENT - upper half of duplex, newly renovated, 2 bedroom, full bath, balcony, large lot with no maintenance. Lots of parking. $700/month, heat & hydro included. Call 519-235-2650 Mon-Fri(9-4) or 519-229-6472 eves. & wknds. (7tfn) LUCAN - TWO LARGE 2 BEDROOM APTS. - Clean, quiet building, close to all conveniences, utilities included, laundry facilities and parking. $550./month Call 227-1066 anytime. (49tfn) OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT - approximately 4000 square feet. Will divide if necessary - Second floor 190 Thames Rd. East, Exeter, Ont. Contact 235- 2901, Tony or John Relouw for further information. (48tfn) READY TO MOVE IN - 2 bedroom apt. newly cleaned and painted. Stove and fridge supplied. 235-0512. (48tfn) SMALL 1 BEDROOM APT. - Fridge & stove, laundry and parking. 235-1497. (6tfn) 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - Stove, fridge and heat included. $350 plus PUC. 235-1854. (48tfn) McGillivray truck break-in McGILLIVRAY TWP. — A stereo was stolen from a " truck parked on McGillivray Dr. in McGillivray Township sometime between Feb. 17-19. Missing Santa. in Brucefield BRUCEFIILD — Someone's stolen Santa from Brucefield. The Huron OPP received a report from an Ellen St. homeowner that a Santa Claus ornament made of wood and painted red and white was stolen from the front lawn sometime between Feb. 14 between 3-11 p.m. Mfg bovine Nave rut seen this. calf This calf lawn orna- ment was stolen in the early morning hours of Saturday, February 20 from a farm in Stephen Township. If you have seen this calf or know of its whereabouts, please phone 234-6I 39. Biddulph history book selling well CLEARING AUCTION SALE To be held 1/2 mile west of Klppen at Leonard Lovells Berry Farm Saturday, March 20 at 10:30 a.m. AC 7020, tractor, tillage and planting equipment, irrigation equipment, strawberry equipment, 1999 26 ft. travel trailer, 1995 GMC Safari van, 1968 - 16 ft. Classic boat, car dolly, straw, etc. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton www .auctionhotline. com By Muriel Lewis GRANTON CORRESPONDENT Auction Calendar Auctioneer Bob Heywood 2350874 LARGE EXETER AUCTION Sat. February 27 at 10 a.m. at South Huron Rec Centre. Exeter We will be dispersing a Targe offering of household effects, collectibles and misc. items from a local estate plus additions. PARTIAL LISTING - Includes -wooden dining table and 6 chairs, grey acrylic dining table and 4 chairs (as new), 2 antique chests, repro. oak hall seat with mirror and, coat hooks, dressers and chests, washstand, 2 wicker chairs and table, cedar chest, coffee and end tables, parlour table, stereo cabinets, bookcase, excellent chesterfield, double and single beds, filing cabinet, wringer washer, appliances include IH fridge, 24" elec. range, several VCRs and Nintendo games in various state of repair, several boxes of video cases, odd wooden and upholstered chairs, several steel mesh dividers, several l3cs. 'of tongue and groove panel board, chrome table and•4 chairs, Ig. desk, Ig. pine headboard and bed frame, humidifier, plate shelves, small china cabinet, Singer sewing machine, several pictures and frames, lamps, books, metal bank, cuckoo clocks, double keyboard organ, plus our usual Ig. offering of collectible smalls, china and glass and hundreds of useful items incl. some art` supplies. Uocoming; Saturday. Mar. 20 at 9 a.m. Comprised of a large offering from the estate of well known collector Bruce Steeper plus selected additions. GRANTON - The Biddulph History Committee met at the Township Office in Lucan Monday evening February 15. The history book which went on sale just two days before Christmas is selling quite well and can be obtained at the township office. Plans are underway for an auction to be held at the Lucan Community Centre on April 10 to raise funds to celebrate the sesquicentennial of Biddulph Township in year 2000. The pancake supper at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Shrove Tuesday was well attended. Clandeboye Women's Institute mem- bers had a car trip to Bellamere in London for lunch on February 17. Later the group toured the new winery there. Becky Kindree and Cathie Westman hosted the luncheon and euchre at the Lion's Hall in the park pavilion on February 19. Prizes for high score and lone hands were awarded to Jean Noon and Elsie Dann and everyone received consolation prizes. At the Granton United Church on February 21 the First Bryanston Guiding and Scouting groups and their leaders were in attendance. Lay Pastor Val Hodgins entitled her message, 'What would you do, Charlie Brown?' After the FOR RENT Hastings Manor Apartments of Parkhill Inc. Large 1 bedroom senior's apartment. 2 bedroom senior's apartment on ground floor. For inquiries call 519-2940181 JACOB & ZEHR AUCTIONS 271'4894487-9599 Thurs.. Feb 25 at 5:00 pm Large auction of corner cupboard; antiques; ap- pliances; Ferguson tractor and household effects at trd Shakesoeare Hall in Shakespeare for Violet Schmidt. ..Rab27at9.3Oam Estate auction of appl-, iances; household effects; Snap-On mechanics tools; coin collection including gold coins; stamp col- lection and large offering of toy train items of all kinds including 00; 0; N; and K.O. gauges. Plan to attend. • ••• • ESTATE AUCTION • Of 100 acre farm, excellent antiques, household, etc. For • the Estate of the late Robert and Annie Eagleson, 26596 • New Ontario Road, (Maple View Farm) Lot 29, Con. 19 • East Williams Twp., 2 mi. S.E. of Alisa Craig. • Saturday, March 6 -11 a.m. • PROPERTY: - (Will be offered at 1:30 p.m.). Consisting of • 100 acres with 76 workable, balance bush, 55 acres • systematically tiled. Full 2 storey house with attic. 2 storey • verandahs. 4 bedrooms and bath upstairs, dining room, living room, kitchen and pantry and 2 pc. bath on main • floor. Full basement with oil furnace. 20x30 back garage • and storage shed. Dug well and cistern, pipeline water is • available. Barn is 60x100 on stone foundation and in good • repair. Hen house 15x30. 2 car garage. This has been a • well maintained property in an excellent location. • TERMS, - $20,000.00. down paymentsale day, balance 30 • days. Selling subject to a very moderate reserve bid. VIEWING: 2-4 p.m. Feb,28, or by contacting the executors • (519) 293-3200 or 294-6764 or 293-3313. • ANTIOUt& Several flat -to -wall cupboards, Hoosier style • kitchen cupboard, 5 pc. upholstered parlour set, harvest • table, old cupboard with, shelves, wooden beds,. wash • stands, dressers, high wardrobe, press back rockers, • double bed, large old blanket box, press back chairs, round • parlour table, iron and brass bed, old china cabinet with • writing desk and mirror, press back high chair, press back • childs rocker, leather arm chair, plant stands, quilting frames, Clair -Jewel cook stove, Raymond treadle sewing • machine, old tables, wooden clothes dryer, wringer washer, • pictures, coal oil lamps, school and other books, mantle • clock, high boy chest of drawers, shaving mirror, hump back • trunk, irons, library table, hooked mats, 6 antique chairs • with upholstered seats, dining room table, matching china • cabinet and buffet, odd chairs, lantern, crocks, ironing • boards, sealers, oil heater, set of horns, old betties, partial • i toilet sets, set of 12 English china, silverware, several antique glass pcs., cups and saucers, salt and peppers, • some Bridle Rose, plates, knickknacks, etc. •taillalffilit Magic Jet- fridge (brand new), Woods upright • freezer, G.E. electric stove, chrome kitchen set. 2 coloured • TVs with remotes, filing cabinet with safe, chesterfield"and • chair, mirrors, lamps, magazine rack, Nordhelner piano and • bench,everyday dishes, pots and pans, misc., etc. •allift On chattels cash or cheque sale day. Plait n. a1► & Robe AIIstMa••rm. Phone/Fax: 11111-0838 • • • • • • •• •••• •• •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • r • • • • • 4 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 1 • • • 4 • service a hot dog lunch was served and the Sunday School went skating in Lucan. At St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton, February 21, the first Sunday of Lent, Rev. Glenda Meakin's message was about Jesus resisting the tempta- tions of Satan. Ray Venturion was the reader. Lenten Reflections on Healing and Wholeness will be held at St. Paul's each Monday during Lent, commencing February 22 at 12 noon, followed by lunch at 12:30 p.m. Granton 4H The first meeting of the Financial Fitness 4-H project was held at the home of leader Margaret . Bryan on February 17. After opening with the 4-H pledge, officers were elected. and Shannon O'Shea was chosen president. O'Shea took the roll call which was answered by telling what you would . do with a thousand dollars. Business discussion included a name for the club and quggestions for a guest speaker for achievement night. Members then worked individually on information in the manual about coin recognition and the importance and value of goals. Two groups were then formed to talk about decision making. A chart on goals is to be filled out for the next meeting on February 24 and the meeting was closed with the 4-H motto. Blue Water residents display their wedding photos on valentine's Day ZURICH - Heritage Day, February 15, was cele- brated by the residents of Blue Water Rest Home. Many full-time staff mem- bers were absent for the statutory holiday and they enjoyed the day with their family and friends. On February 13, Max Ducharme and The Townliners entertained the residents in the after- noon. Ducharme playing violin, Phyllis Deichert as pianist. George Matthonia. as accordionist and Harvey Smith playing the guitar had the residents swaying to the music. The residents and staff brought in their wedding pictures and put them on display for the Valentine Day love theme. Everyone enjoyed viewing the cou- ples, picking up the hereditary features of the couples then and now and how the children of the couples resemble their parents. Tuesday evening the Christian Reformed Church choir members entertained the residents with the singing of hymns. Peter Visscher was Chair, Steve Poorttinga was pianist and Annie Zandbergen read "God's Love." Thursday evening the Grand Bend C.W.L. and Grand Bendo Pathfinders entertained the residents for their February birth- day party. Margrit Breuer was Chair, and Cassie Russell and Amanda Breuer played piano solos. The Pathfinders played chimes and sang for the residents. Birthday celebrants were Alice Knowles, Ralph (Red) Farrell, Marie Gingerich and Bernice Cann who received gifts from the Auxiliary. Evelyn and Rev. Art Krueger, Church of God, Grand Bend, conducted Thursday afternoon Chapel Service. Fr. Matthas Wronski, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated Mass. Art Coker warmed the hearts of the residents with many favourite tra- ditional tunes on the organ in the Chapel on Friday afternoon. His wife Barbara assisted the resi- dents and visited with them following the pro- gram. The family of Marie Gingerich is hosting an open house at the B.W.R.H. auditorium on February 27 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in celebration of Ms. Gingerich's 80th birthday. The residents look for- ward to a visit from their Buddies on February 23, afternoon tea February 24, Art Coker on February 26 and the Fellowship Singers on February 28. Welcome to Catherine Bernice Cann of Exeter. Cann, wife of Arthur and mother of Roger has brightened the home with her Iight sense of humour. Condolences go to the family and friends of the late Marcella Matilda Dietrich who passed away at Blue - Water On February 21 in her 90th year. Dietrich, a. resident of the home for 14 years, lived in the Zurich area: most of her life.