HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1976-04-22, Page 17Needlework, Oil and Picture
Framing, choice of frame •1" to
3" width. Regular or non glare
glass.
Ready to hang
48 hour service
phone after 6 p.m.
482-7409
Harold, Tyndall
Clinton 19-41-1
15' Property For Rent
' 33 acres grass or hay for rent ,
Phone Ken Beuerman, 345-2689.
15-41-1
PASTURE tor rent: For 60 to /0
cattle, McKillop township, R.R.1,
Walton, Windmill • and
Wa terholter, Loading shoot.
Write to Karl Schleissner, 129
Emerald Street south Hamilton.
or Phone Ja-7-0322. 15-40-2
16 For Sale or Rent
MOTOR HOME RENTAL -
Renting new 24 foot motor home,
,-sleeps 8, 2 dinettes, power
steering and brakes, 527-1032.
16-41-4
TWO bedroom apartment, hydro
and heat supplied. Immediate
Possession. Apply J. C. Crich.
-52,N)340
17: Wanted TO Rent
WANTED grass for 50 steer
calves. Phone 482-7230. 1740-2
19 Notices •
Eavestroughing
installed by the foot
Phone
H. J.‘Mero
Phone .527-1533
Seaforth, Ontario
19-41-8
TRI TOWN
BOOKKEEPING
SERVICE
Income Tax Rcturns
Business-Farm-Individual
LAWRENCE BEANE
Brucefield Phone 482-9260
PEGGY CUNNINGHAM
229 James Street
Clinton Phone 482-7988
19-38-tf
CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
and
PROCESSING
Beef-Mondays Hogs-Tuesdays
AL'S MARKET
Phone 262-2017 19-38-tf
VACUUM CLEANERS
SALES & SERVICE •
ALL MAKES-
Bob Peck
VARNA •
262-5748
" 19-384
GEORGE R.
JOHNSTON
REAL ESTATE LIMITED
BROKER
BOX 249
768-1170
UNRESERVED PUBLIC
AUCTION
PRIME FARM MACHINERY
&IMPLEMENTS
-SAT. •APRIL 24th '76 10 a.m.
MILTON • ONTARIO
• (100 Market Dr., Milton, % mile South. of 401 off Hwy //25)
SELF PROPELLED COMBINES: Cockshutt 428 • M.F. 26 • M.F. 60 •
(6) FARM TRACTORS: '69 M.F. 165 • '68 I.H.C. 4100 • '62 Ford 6000 •
I,H,C, Farm All Super "A" • Case 21013 • Feguson 20-85 • Sims Cab for M.F,
160 or 165 • LOADER BACKHOE: '62 A.C. D•15 • New 7' .1.0. Loader bucket
• (3) FORKLIFTS: Hyster 5,000 lb. • Yale 5000 lb • Clark 4000 lb • FORAGE.
EQUIPMENT: Wetmore Mixer Grinder • '70 Dion forage Wagon • New Holland
S-67 Super Hayliner Baler • Oliver 175 corn picker • TILLING: '76 Flemstofte TR
Springtonth pop cultivator (Orchard & vineyard) • '75 Flemstof re springtooth cut-
tivatou• '72 I.H.C. 550, 5 furrow plow • 7'4" Roto Tiller •• Delhi 6 Row Wiggle
Hog • MANURE ,SPREADER: Case 135 • PLANTER: '74 Cpckshult 5400 4
Row Air planter • CORN DRYER: '68 BehlHn M700 • TOBACCO EQUIPMENT:
Delhi 31' Totiacco`Stick Elevator • Hydr. Tobacco Press • Air op. Tobacco press •
(2) section Grading tables • (11) Bale Boxes • (291 Leaf Baskets • .Racking
table • Powered Grading belt CA h.p.) Zy extension • Bright Leaf Strip room Aut.
Humidifier, 6,000 BTU, Propene fired '• (3) DUMP TRUCKS: '72 Ford D300 • '68
-Ford C600 Refuse dump .• '67 Ford 700 • STAK,E TRUCK: '68 Fold aso •'
'CAB & CHASSIS: '63 1,H.C. 1800 • PICK-UP: '69G MC, 910 • FLOATS: '76
. Custom Coach 24' Land. • '76 S'built 8' x 20' Tri-Axle, 3' racks • '76 S'built td-
axle, 24' deck • '76 York 9 tun 16-axle • S'built 5 ton tend. • '76 Lincoln 12 ton
Int-axle, 10' steel deck • '76 Lincoln 12 Ton tri-axle, 18' steel deck • King 15 ton
'76 Jobsite.22''5 /4, utilitg.trailef S H.D. Farm trailer • H.O. Farm
Wagon •• S/A tool trailer • (4),OFFICE TRAILERS: (4) 1976 Custom Coach,
50' x 10'. 36' x 10', 24' x ICY& 20' x 10' • POWER UNIT: G.M. 4-71 diesel on
Skids vv /jack 'shaft • (2) PUMPS: (2) Marlow 6" x 4" • MISCELLANEOUS:.
Finn portable mulch spreader • Portable Compressor spray line painter • '68
Honda CB, Motorcycle' • 10 H.P..Shop Compressor • 19 Bushels Stewart
#291-3 & 30 Bushels ”2601 Seed, Corn • GALVANISED SHEET METAL:
30 ga. (25) 10' x 4' 8, (51) 18' x 4', 26 ga. (31) x 4' • 28.ga. (50) 16' ,x
(33) 16' x 4' Ch, wall • 26 go, (5) 20' x 6" 4' 524 Profile, (4) 20'6" x 4' 517
Profile • (12) 25'8" x 4'.517 White • Oty. 15" Wheel Rites • Oty. Ind. Paint
• (4) Sets Wonder Wheels for 'Snowmobiles • Taper & Straight Shank Drill
Bits • "New — Belzer Hoed Tools • "New" Welding Outfits • (4) 18" x 36" x 6'.
Metal Parts shelves • (7) Steel Water Tanks • Steam Jenny • etc. • etc.. •
Anyone interested in 'consigning equipment to this Auction should Phigne
Bob Claik or Charlie•tunn (416), 270-0023
Phone: write or wire for complete brochure
NS.0161 270-0022
P.O. BOX 67
MILTON, ONT,
ALSO CALGARY, VANCOUVER,
NM'S ,FREDERICTON AUCTI
GEARED I'D NDUSERY
WILLS
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Cattle, Feed, Tractors, Farm Machinery and
Household Effects for MR. WALTER SHORTREED at
Lot 19, south 1/2 a Concession; 9 Morris Township. 41/2
miles east of Blyth or 3 miles west of Walton on
SATURDAY, APRIL 24th at 1:00 p.m.
CATTLE: 3 cows fresh in March; 1 cow milking and
open; 2 Holstein heifer calves; 2Holstein bull calves; 2
Holstein steers 500 lb.; Angus steer 500 lb.; 3 open
Holstein Heifers 900 113.; 2 Holstein steers 800 lb.; 1
Hereford steer 700 lb.; 4 Herford steers from 400 - 800
lb. ; Angus heifer, 750"lb.; Durham heifer, 750 lb.
FEED: Approx, 1000 bales of mixed hay; Approx 10
tons of mixed grain.'
TRACTORS:. W6 International gas tractor; Ford
Jubilee tractor with manure loader and a set of chains.
FARM. MACHINERY: Cockshutt 4 bar side rake;
Cockshutt hay loader; IHC 7 ft. binder; New Idea 7 ft.
PTO Wall hay mower; IHC ACE bottom three furrow
trail plow; Ford 2 Furrow mounted plow; Walking
plow:, New Idea two row corn picker sheller; Kongskilde
7 ft. cultivator; Stiff tooth 8 ft. cultivator; 32 plate trail
disc.; New Holland PTO manure spreader; Wagon and
flat rack; 3 Pt. Hitch snow blower; 2 wheel farm trailer;
Quantity •of 4" new clay tile; cream separator working
condition; Surge milker and'2 units and pipe oat roller;
1 HP electric motor; 24 ft. pipe bale .elevator; 2 grain
augers and motor.
MISACELLANEOUS: Platform scale; Quantity of new
Hemlock 12 ft. long; Quantity of used lumber; New roll
of page wire fence; new roll of bar wire; Quantity of
scrap iron; Cast ,iron sugar kettle; Remington chain
saw; Quantity of hand tools; Lawn mower with, gas
motor; barn jack; manure pile.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 1 Harvet table; several preis
back chairs; 2 pioneer cradles; 1 'cast iron dutch oven;
several small tables; studio couch;' pictures and picture
frames; 1 wooden high chair, etc.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
"Note" Sale order: Household effects will be sold first.
,thea farm machinery, feed and cattle.
RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEERS R.G.GETHKE
CLINTON BORNHOLM
PROPRIETOR: MR. WALTER SHORTREED
Proprietor or Auctioneers not responsible for accidents
day of sale,
20.41-1
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76.
$1.
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SALES & SERVICE • TV • RADIO • I-11- FI • STEREO
P460027 -1150 • 17 SPARLING STREET
SEAFORTI4
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WATCH AND JEWELLERY REPAIRS
— WE SELL ANQ SERVICE —
Bulova-Accutron - Watches
— 3 STORES
SEAFORTH — CLINTON — WALKERTON
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Complettookkeeping Services &Related Fields
Income Tax Assistance — Preparation
INDIVIDUALS — SMALL BUSINESSES
FARMING
WILEEED L. ELLIOTT
Telephone P.O.Box 729,12 N.Maln St.
[519) 527.0301 Seaforth. Othario '
NOK 1/X0
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14 Property For Sale 19 Notices 19 Notices 20 vAuction Sales 20 Auction Sales
$24,000 buys 40 acres of crop and
pasture land south of Clinton.
* * * **
Very pleasing house in
Egmondville on the corner where.
you turn to the Doig Brothers golf
course.
"41 $36,000 buys a new three-bed-
room electrically heated house.
. • * * * * * *
Tvtio blocks from . Main Street in
Seaforth' a newly-renovated gas-
heated, all-carpeted home. In a
quiet neighbourhood.
* *`*
Want to look at the most beautiful
47 acres in all of Huron County?
No good for farming but a retreat
beyond description.
* * * * * *
ForS35,000 you can own a stately
home on east Goderich Street.
WILLIAM M. HART
, Salesman Seaforth
'527-0870 527-1972
14-41-1
cker Sale
200 Hecid
Herlsall Livestock
Sales Ltd.
Saturday, April 24,
1976 at 1:00 p.m.
Consisting of
Steers, Heifers and Calves '
- Victor Hargreaves. [5191482-7511 Clinton
or
Barry Miller [519] 235-2717 Exeter or
229-6205 Kirkton
AUCTIQNEERS : Hector McNeWand
• Larry Gardiner
20-40-2
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TOWNS-HIP OF :-11.Nf
1976 • SAND- CUSHION- TENDER -
Sealed Tenders, etearly marked, will' be received - hithrtInd-
ersigned until MONDAY,. MAY 3rd, 1976 at 12:99 Noon
D.S.T. for The Supply and Haulino of approximately 4,000
cubic yards of Sand Cushion. -
Township Specificiations and Tender Forms must be used
and may be obtained from the undersigned. Tender to state
when contract can be started. '•
'Lowest . or any Tender not necessarily accepted. M:arked
cheque for 5% of Tender to Accompany Bid.
KARL HABERER WAYNE HORNER
Road Superintendent Clerk-Treasurer
Box 291 a Bea 99 • ZURICH, ONTARIO ZURIO01, ONTARIO
ALUMINUM SALES
For a complete line of
aluminum siding, soffit and
fascia, eavestrough, doors,
windows, railing, awnings
and shutters.
Call
BEARSS
ALUMINUM
at 527-1295
19-38-ff
'Pioneer Paving
& Sealing '
• Driveways
• Parking areas
• Driveway 'Sealing-
- • Foundation Coating
• Free Estimates
Phone 284-3570 St. Marys
19-39-4
HOME and farm repairs, cement
work, masonry work, specializing
in fireplaces, chinnicys and other
odd jobs. Free estimates, For
more information please call Stan
Kirkham, Mitchell, 348-
8797. 19.38-ff
TAX PREPARATION SERVICE
Personal --7-; Business ,-- Form
Your Home or our Office
Ex perienced.Confident ial
Service at Reasonable Rates
PHONE 482-7584
• ' 19-38-tf
1st — 2nd
MORTGAGE FUNDS
For debt i.sonsolidation.. new
purchases . or 'refinancing.
No hidden charges or bonuses.
We specialize 'in the hard to .get
mortgages. Call collect anytime.
1-579-0.100
HANNAH 'FINANCIAL •
SERVICES INC.
19-38-tf
SEPTIC TANKS
CLEANED A,4-
Modern equipment. We
guarantee all Work. Write or call
H-arvey Dale, Seaforth 'Rhone
Clinton 482-3320 or Seaforth
527-0284. 19-38-tf•
Bill s
Pltrnbing
& Heating
REMODELLING, ROOFING and
CARPENTRY
Industrial, Commercial& '
Residential
—,Free Estimates
Ptione: Bill Holman
45 Huron Street, Seaforth
527-0203
Erwin Ward
527.0502
19-38-tf .
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low 'cost
Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial
527-0240.
20 Anction Sales
Need a Sign?
Large or Small
— I do them all —
* ** *
TRUCK LETTERED
* * * *
Prompt Efficient Service
* * * *
Your Own Personal Sign Writer
VANASTRA SIGNS
482-7978
19-38-ff
20 Auction: -Sales
LARGE
• ANTIQUE & FURNITURE
AUCTION SALE
• ' SATURDAY, APRIL 24th,
12:00 Sharp
Will be held at- warehouse,
HE,,,NSALL, Ont., Richmond St„
North-3, bipcks West of Seedix
water tower, Antique furniture,
walnut settee, flat to wall glass '
cupboard .with• shelf, love
settee, matching' chair. Harvest
tables, - rare small buffet with
-nriirror, oak oval table with
draWer, drop leaf cherry table,
wicker ' commode. chair,
assortment of dining chairs, press
backs, rockers, revolving
bookcase, large original teachers'
desk, desk table with drawer,
porcelain pulls, , gramophone,.
sewingmachines, walnut coffee
table, wooden bedsteads, 3 long
wooden telephones,. excellent
condition, .Egmondville pottery,
assortment oil lamps, Aladdin,
l'uggy light, 4 antique sets of
SPECIAL ITEM: hanging.
lamp complete with shade, butter
bowl & marker, china cuspidor,
assortment brass & cowbells,
2 old swords, cradle, flail, rare
walking canes, binoculars;',. clay
jugs, collection sealers including
Beaver, high writing desk, hand
boring machine,' assortment old
tools, miniature pocket watch
(Ryrie Bros.) Elgin ladies watch,
sausage. maker & grinder,
wooden Washing machine, large
selection of 'old books. -Toledo
scales, phonograph, records, :old
tea tins, vanity,. cutter -wasmer,
candlemaker, Picture frames,
oval .' & square, - many ,other
collectables, 2 chrome table sets,'
both in good cond., chesterfield &
chairs, 23': TV, record players; .
many other items. •
TERMS OF SALECASH.
PERCY WRIGHT
Auctioneer
Kippen 262-5515.
.20-41-1
AUCTION SALE •
SATURDAY , MAY 1st
'1.:30 p.m.
Farm Sold .
For John McCowan, 1 mile west
of Eginondville on river Road
north side, tractors, farm
machinery & antiques on
SATURDAY,.MAY 1st
12:30 p.m, Sharp
V.A.Case wide front 3 pth. hyd.
and belt pulley in excellent cond.,
Case Forage harvester model 212
with corn head only used for 1
year "for Hay Harvest, original
knives; Case forage blower,
pipes. Case 3 furrow mounted
plow; Case 2 furrow disk plow;,
Case manure loader, 7 ft. mower,
Hammer mill; post hold digger;
New Holland blowers; 3 forage
racks and wagons rear cable
unloading, 7 & 8 ft. cultivators.
I.H. siderake, Disks', 'trail plow
11 run fertilizer seed drill; 2'
Sections heavy duty root harrows;
3 drum steel roller; 2 roller,
drums; PTO grass seeder; Drag
Harrows; tractor chains; Logging
chains, 300 ft. 11/2 " plastic hose,;
large bale draining tile; Rock Elm
square timber 12 x 22, ROO 4ft.
poultry wire (new), 2 rolls 2 ft.
poultry.
SPECIAL ITEM: Gorman Rupp
1 V2, inch water pump gas motor
comb. new cond., 100 ft. plastic
hose, aluminum wheelbarrow, 75
ft. endless drive belt; platform
scales; large barbecue; many
other items. Sawed Cherry
lumber.
ANTIQUES: Double barrel
Hammer shotgun; large dinner
bell on wooden stand; Brass &
iron bed; 2 sets miniature bob
sleighs; harvest table, benches;
cupboards; Wingham cook' stove;
hump back trunks; old Egmdnd-
ville street lights; sewing
machines; oil lamps; assortment
axes; tools, wrenches; wood
turning 'lathe' & motor; emery
stand & motor; harness; 2 cedar
chests; army stretcher; 6 Bee Kist
honey containers excellent print,
many other collectables.
TERMS OF SALE CASH
• JOHN McCONVAN
Owner • .
R.R.3, Seaforth
Tel-527-0817.
TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT
Tenders for
Gravel
& Dirt Fill
Separate, sealed and marked
tenders will be received' by the
undersigned until noon,.
MONDAY MAY 3rd, 1976
for:
(1) Supply and Deliver
approximately 9,000 cubic yards
pit run gravel and supply and
deliver approximately 5,000 cubic
yards dirt fill for shouldering to
Con. io/11._ Lots 1/5
(2) Supply and- deliver
approximately 10,000 cubic yards
pit run gravel and supply and
deliver approximately 5,000 cubic
yards dirt fill for shouldering- to
Con. 2/3 lots 15/20 and sideroad
20 from south of new bridge-to
Con. 2/3.
Tender (2) subject to supple-
mentary grant from Ministry of
Transport & ' Communications.
All work subject to approval of
Road Superintendent. Contractor
to supply four or more trucks' at
all times. Work- to • be completed -
by 30th September, 1976. A
certified cheq-Fie for-ten per cent
of contract price to accompany
each tender. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
ED CHAPPEr
ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
Phone 345-2045• Garage
345-2927. 21.41-1
23 Bus. Directory
JOHN E. LONGSTAFT
OPTOMETRIST
By Appointment Only
Seaforth Office
Tues.,VVed.,Thurs.,Fri.
, 9 to.5:30 P.M.
Saturday A.M.
Monday only - Cli nton Office
For Appointment •
Phone 527-1240 or ' 482-7010
23-38-tf
R.S.BOX
FUNERAL HOME
Phones:
Day 527-0680 Night 527-0885
23-38-tf
.WHITNEY-RIBEY
FUNERAL HOME
Sincere and courteous service
Ross W. Ribey, Director
87 Godcrich St. W., Seaforth
Phone' Seaforth 527-1390
23-38-tf
23 Bus. Directory
Seaforth
Roofing
For all your roofing and
siding needs call
527-150-6
after 6 p.m.
23-38-8
24 Cards of Thanks
The family of • the late Dan
Beuerman wish to express their
sincere thanksi `to., all . 'their
relatives, neighbours and friends
during the illness and bereave-
ment of their father. For the
beautiful floral tributes, memorial
and sympathy cards and
donations to various funds.
Special thanks to 'the staff at
Huronview, Clinton, Rev. Arthur
Horst, Senior Choir, Lutheran
Church , Women, pallbearers,
flower bearers and to the R.S.Box
Funeral Home. All was deeply
appreciated. a 24-41-1
25 In Memoriam'
FOX — In loving memory of a
dear mother and grandmother,
,Mrs. Edith Fox, who passed away
three years ago April 28th, 19'73,
— Sadly missed and always
remembered, George, Lois and
Family. 25-41x1
26 .Personal
We invite engaged 'couples to
visit the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton. Pick up a free gift and
tell your ffiends about our Shower
and Bridal registry service. No
charge. no obligations. 26-38-ff
27 Births
SUBJECT — To Jim and Pat
Subject, 264 Fairway Road North,
Kitchener, a daughter, Carrie
Cecilia on April 18 at St. Mary's
Hospital, Kitchener. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ryan, Dublin. 27-41.1
Mr. and Mrs., Roger Tipple, 5460
Randolph Cresc., •Burlington are
happy to announce the birth of
their son on Good Friday, April
16th. Proud grandparents. are Mr,
and Mrs. Murray Huether,)
Brussels and Mr. and. Mrs. Victor
Tipple, Oakville and proud great
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. McDonald, Walton and Mrs.
Tipple Sr., Oakville. • 2741-1
'Speeding too fast for
conditions" all too frequently
appears on accident reports. It
does not mean that the driver was
exceeding a posted speed limit
but that he was .travelling at a
speed greater than weather,
visibility or road' conditions
warranted, states the Ontario
Safety League. Adjust your
driving to meet conditions. 'In
rain, sleet, fog, etc.,' slow down,'
Critical of
lond use
"The Ontario Government's
policy on land-use planning . is
chaotic at present", according to
Gordon Hill, president of the
Ontario Federation of Agricul-
ture. The F. of A. represents 95
per cent of Ontario's farmers
through its 23,500 individual
farmer-members and its ,9
commodity group members, i ree
provincial co-operatives. and
educational associations.
Mr. Hill, presenting the annual
OFA brief to the Davis Cabinet,
explained that farmers may
comply with suggested Code, of
Practices for livestock operations
and yet find they are harassed or
forbidden to expand due to the
sensitivities of their new,
neighbours. Farmers are often
zoned into agriculture by
municipal by-laws while ' in
adjaCent jurisdictions Founcils
allow severances from kilns and'
subdivisions on top farmland.
Farmers see the provincial'
gqvernment failing to end this
chaos of speculation and land
dealing. It appears to farmers
that the Ontario Government
places higher priority on
environment and recreational
uses than on food production'.
And, under the Niagara
Escarpment Act and the Parkway
Belt Act, the Minister has been
given such wide authority that
he may override any municipal
zoning by-laws or local
plans. There is no appeal in court
to decisions of the Minister.
Even more frightening is the
unplanned way, in which Hydro is
expanding according to Mr. Hill.
"At the moment, Hydro has
identified 22 study areas for
generating plants -- four of these
are in Northern Ontario and the
other 18 are,in Southern Ontarita,
surrounding our prime agri-
cultural land. If all these
generating plants are built,
Souther Ontario will be' ringed
with. these plantsi along the
shores Of the Great ,Lakes. The -
amettiirof-lapCinirolved in theSe`
plants is approxitnaply 500,000
aereso the size of (Word County,
and that just represents the:direct
development. Industrial and
urban development will occur. in
the vicinity of each of these
plants, taking much there than
500,000 acres." he Said, •
PERCY WRIGHT
Auctioneer Ph. 527-0240: Expositor Action Ads Kippen, Oct. 262.5515
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Lobb .8t 'Gethke
AUCTION CALENDAR
Auctioneers & Appraisers
Clinton Monkton
482-7898 347-2465
SATURDAY,'APRIL 24
Cattle feed., tractors,• farm
machinery and some
household effects, 3 mi.
we'sT--of Waltoh- for Walter
Shortreed.
SATURDAY, MAY1
1 p.m. Modern household
furniture and appliances at ,
88 Osborne St., Clinton, for
Mr. and Mrs. . George
Finlay.
SATURAY, MAY 8
Lakeview Sales
SATURDAY, MAY 22
Furniture , antiques,
carpenter tools, etc. for the
Ernest Vodden Estate in
the Village of Woodham.
SATURDAY JUNE 5
Tractors, farm machinery,
some Household effects,
33/4 miles north, l/4 mile
east of Mitchell for Fred
Murray Estate. 20-41-1
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:Grey YOW.OPtOP appointed
Gerald Exel builtdting itIsMtgr
effective April ,Re Ls be paid
S1Q 00 pOr trip,
The fee for building Omits
will be $15 for up to $2,099: and
$1. per $1,000 after that;
Council accepted, ^ `the
resignation of Rose Marie Bishop
and the clerk was instructed to
advertise for a clerk-typist, Part,.
time for the township office:,
The request of Wm. IctwelitCt •
for the repair of ,the ,K11 4tet
Municipal Drain was accepted
and- Maitland Engineering
Services Ltd.. Wingham, was
appointed to make a survey arid
prepare a plan, profile and
specifications and report on the
drain.' ,,.-- —.-
The request of Robert
Ellsmore, for reFajr. erthe
branch of the 6th ...oncession drain
was accepted and Maitland
Engineering Services Ltd. was,
appointed to make a survey and
prepare a plan, profile,
Specifications and report.
The request of Terpstra. Farms
for the repair of Branch "B" of
the Cox Municipal Drain was
accepted and Gamsby and
Mannerow Ltd., Guelph, were -
appointed to m ake a' survey ,etc.
The same firm will prepare specs
on the repair of the open portion
of the Love Municipal. Drain.
John Johnston will be
appointed commissioner on the
Chester Baker Drain..
The following applications for
tile drainage loans were accepted,
subject to money available for
debenture: $5,200; • $7,500;
$9,700; $10,000; $10,000; $2,600.
A grant of $10.00 was approved
to the Huron County Historical
Society, - • „
Building permits were granted
to: Balli Hi Farms . house &
attached garage; David Baan,
addition to house; Larry Keifer,
renovate , carport; Robert
Bremner, shed & barn,.
renovations; Ellwood Seili, pole
barn; Roy Williamson, silo roof &
granary; Dan Pearson, house &
attachedgarage;
.
Gary Earl,
house_ enpations; Karl ISplseselt,
house & attached garage and
Eldon Wilson, mobile home.
The meeting adjourned until
May -3 at .8:00 p.m.