HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1977-04-14, Page 16• le—THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 14, 1917
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Stanley residentsdivid ed
on reservation n, policies
Residents of Stanley Townsip
expressed divided opinions on the
preservation of the natural
environment and gravel pit
policies at the fifth ' of six
workshops to draft a secondary
land use plan for Stanley
Township in Varna ' Tuesday
'night. •
Many of the 50 people present
felt the township should preserve
old Woodlots and create new ones
as well,
Farmer, Ivan MeClymont said
other townships have faced
severe wind erosion problems
when woodlots have, been
remover.
A member of the audience
suggested that five•pereent of all ,
farm land should be turned itito
woodlots, but said he was unsure
who would be responsible for
'planting the trees.
Ausable-Bayfield, Conservation
Authority;-and Warren Knight of
the provincial natural resources
ministry said both agenices
subsidized farmers who wanted to
plant trees. •.
Farmer Bev Hill felt the
Township would benefit from a
reforestation ' program, but
wondered whether. .such a
bagpipe trophy
Greg McPherson. entered Highlanders of Canada.
Highland game competition in Competing in a group of 42, he,
Toronto sponsored by 48th • was awarded 'a silver trophy. '
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Don Pearson, of the G. 11AacPherson wins
program should be voluntary or
forced. He said a limit should be
placed on commercial'
development in natural
environment areas, and that any
restrictions in the secondary plan
should be include existing
commercial uses. ,
Fred' Clift said houses should
be allowed i4 wooded areas,
especially on roads bordering
gullies where no other use is
possible. He felt the plan should
make provision for the urban
people who want to move back to
the country.
Bev Hill disagreed, saying
• policy for severances should be
drawn up 'before any other
decisions are made.
County Planner George Penfold
told the audience-the Township
now contains 12 gravel ,quarries,
and asked if a. policy to insure
reclamation of the land when
included
quarries nthe are exhausted
plan,
should be
-He said the existing • Huron
County Plan does not cotain
such' regUlations, but said the
Townships
them.
hipssecndary plan could
establish
Bev Hill said there should be a
policy forcing recl amation-of new
pits by their owners, but, said old
Pits are the biggest problem at
present. He said covering one up
might cost as ,much as' the pit
earned while it operated.
Some of those present felt the
pits should be used as landfill
sites, and could then be reclaimed
as arable land.
21 Tenders Wanted
Township of
_Tuckersmith
Tender for
Road
Grader
Tenders will be'received by
the undersigned up till,
12:00_0'CLOCK NOON ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1977
ONE NEW MOTOR GRADER.
No trade in.
A •
Township tender forms to
bee used. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily
accepted. Tenders to be
opened and considered on
Tuesday.. April 19, at 8:30
ALLAN NICHQLSON
Road Superintendent
Egmondville, Ontario
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Township of
Hibbert
TENDER FOR
34 TON
, Pick up Truck
Tenders will be received by"
the undersigned until
twelve noon,
Monday May 2nd
1977
for the supply of a 3/4 fan
pickup truck.
Tender forms and specifica-
tiong maybe obtained from
the undersigned. The bid is
subject to a tradein of a
1973 Chevrolet 1/2 ton
pickup truck. The lowest or
any bid not necessarily
accepted.
CHARLES FRIEND A.M.C.T.
Clerk Township Hibbert
21-92.2
CoMplete Bookkeeping Services & ..Related Fields
Income Tax Assistance — Preparation,
INDIVIDUALS — SMALL BUSINESSES
FARMING • •-,tt•
WILFRED,L. ELLIOTT
Telephone
[5191527.0301 P.O.Box 729,
12 N. Main St.
SeafortLOntario
NOK IWO
23-91-tf
Top names in mgans, pitmos. I' 1
systems, synthesizers, mils',
Trade up to the hest. l•re,
lessons. For evening
appointment, phone Seaforth
527-0053. Closed Wed. 23-02.11 . .
I want .to thank my neighbors,
• fridrids and relatives for the cards
sent to nicand those MI6 visited
me while 1 was, in Stratford
General Hospital. For the
transportation to my wife, and all
the phone calls, Thanks to Dr.
Whitman, Everything was deeply',
appreciated. — Edward Byers
24-92x1
I would like to express my thanks
to our friends,. relatives and
neighbours for remembering me
in any way during my lengthy
stay in St; Joseph's Hospital.
Also a special thank you to,
eyeryons:L who helped Out at home
while 1 was away, We, deelpy
.appreciate it all, — Anne
Middegaal 24-92x1
1 would like to take this opportun-,
ity to thank my'relatives, neigh-
•bors and friends for their visits.
• gifts and cards while I was .a
patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital and 'London University
Hospital. The kindness of doctors
and .nurses was also. much
appreciated. — . Rena Fennell
24-92x1
TREASURER'S SALE.„
OF LAND FOR TAXES
-TOWN OF SEAFORTH
COUNTY OF HURQN
To WIT:
By virtue of a warrant issued
by the Mayor of the Town - of
Seaforth under her hand and
the Seal of the Corporation,
bearing date the 10th day of
March, 1977, sale of lands in
arrears of taxt's in the Town of
Seaforth will be held in the
Town Hall. at 10:00 o'clock in
the forenoon on the 5th day of
July, 1977, unless the taxes
• and costs are sooner paid.
Notice is hereby giyien that the
list of lands for sale of arrears '
of taxes was published in the
Ontario Gazette on the 2nd day
of April, 1977, and that copies
of the said list may be had at
my office. • • . -
Paled at the. Treasurer's
--Office this l'Oth day of March,
1977.
JaMes Crocker, Treasurer
22-91-13
. 21 Tenders Wanted.'' • 24. Cards ot Thank.s
23 Bus. Directory
We would like to convey our
appreciation to neighbors, friends
and relatives for gifts. congratula-
' tion messages and flowers, al$o to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Miller and
helpers ,t.for the delicious
smorgasbord meal. To our family
for arranging a delightful party pp
the occasion of our 40th Wedding'
Anniversary and to all who
attended to Make it a memorable'
evening. — ,Leonard and Mabel '
Strong • 24-92-1
1 'would like , to express my
appreciation to our friends. rela-
tives and neighbors for the cards,
• flowers -and treats and to those
who visited me while a patient in
Seaforth Community and Univer-
sity Hospitals.--Special thanks to
Dr. Malkus and muses, also Rev.
Reuber. — Evelyn Trewartha
• 24-92)(1.
23 Bus. Directory
CALL
Gary
Bannon
_ for - •
papering. strippieg,
staining, refinishing arid dry wall
taping. We sell Benjamin Moore
paints and Sunworthy papers.
527-1582
R.R. 1, Seaforth,...
23-92-4
-Cards of Thanks
We Would•lika to thank everyone
Who came out and supported our
euchre parties during the winter •
Months. We enjoyed the old
fashioned socializing and hope
eVeryorib else did too. * aiiiily
Paradise Snowmobile Club.
24.92x
, • There are no words that can
express, my gratitude to the
people of this community and
surrounding area for the great
effort they have pin-forth on my
behalf, -The sincere concern of
everyone is first overwhelming.
A special' thank you goes to my
wont:ICH-Id neighbors for organiz-
• ing the benefit fund, to Nelson
Howe's Orchestra .for donating
their time and talents, Brodhagen
Chamber of-Gonmaree, business
men and banks for receiving,
donations, Cavan United Church
and U.C.W...Egmondville United'
Church• and U.C.VV., and the
C.P.T. Committee of the 1.0.0.F,
and Rebecca Lodges in Huron
County for their generous Contri-
butions, and last but not least, to
Mrs. Gordon Muegge who is
,accompanying me to. Florida.
This great encouragement gives
me a positive feeling of success.
from the treatment I will receive.
Betty Koehler. 24-92-I
M .
25 , In Memoriam'
HODGERT — In the fondest
memory of a dear father, Bruce
Hodgert, who passed away three
years ago 'April 19, 1974., •
Today recalls sad Memories,
Of' a dear father gone to rest,
• • And the one who thinks of him
today
Is.the one.„who loved him best.
— Lovingly remembered by 'son
-Dennis and fainily. 25.924
ELLIGSEN — In loving memory
of my father, Zack Elligsen, who
passed away April -19, 1964, and .
my mother who paSsed away
oApri rimi151976 As-.unfolds another year
Memories keep you ever near.
Silent thoughts of times
Hold
together
Memories that will last
forever.
Rdmenabranee
caht ah hlDetries to break, but all in
v ain, he
to love, and then tot
pa ttit -
greatest- sorrow of one's
Lovingly remembered by their
son, Edgar and his wife and
familV. 25.92-1,
is a golden
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thompson.
Coderich are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Joanne Marie to Mr.
James Robert Durst, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Durst of
Renmiller. The wedding to take
, plate at Londesboro United
Church, Londestioro, Saturday,
May 7th, 1977 at 30 p.m.
26-92-1
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rock, Mitchell
are, pleased to announce the
engagement of their younger
daughter Karen Charlene, ' to
Ronald Douglas Peters, son of
Mrs. Nora Lasher of Napanee.
The wedding to take place the end
of April at United Church,
'Monkton. 26-92x 1
27 , Births
MIDDEGAAL — John and Anne
are pleased to announce the
arrival of,their son, David Sohn,
on March, 30 at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. 27-92x1
WARD — To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Ward, Vanastra on April 1, at
Seaforth Community Hos2p7it_a912.,x 7
son,
WATSON —•To Patricia Watson,
Seaforth on April 3, at Seaforth
Community Hospital, a daughter.
27-92x1
ETUE — Jim and Agnes are
happy to announce the birth of
their daughter, Michelle Anne, at
Clinton Public Hospital on April
4. A sister for Michael. 27-92-1
AMSLEY — To Mr. and Mrs.
Seaforth
Amsley of'. Myth in
Seaforth Community Hospital. on
April 5. a daughter. ' 27-92x1
. .„
KITCHING — Jim and Brenda
are happy to announce the arrival:'.
of their• daughter, Carla °Mary
Elizabeth on April 6 in Stratford
General Hospital, A sister . for
Mark, Scott and Tim. Grand- '
daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Geo..
Nesbitt and Mr. .and Mrs.
Howard Kitehing, Woodstock,
27-92-1_
Happy Citizens ,
Club euchre
winners named
, Winners at. the Happy Citizens
Club euchre on Thursday April 7'
..were: •
LadieS7High MrS:- Jirn
Murray; Lone 'Hands Ferne
Pattd-r-S-On; Low - Niolet-Eigie.•
Men'S High - Andy Crozier;
Lone Hands, T John Simpson,
Brussels; Low --Andrew Houston.
The winner—df the draw for
groceries was Mabel .Higgerson
of Brodhagen. •
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QUOTATIONS :REQUESTED
'HURON .CENTRE FOR
CHILDREN AND YOUTH
would be pleased to receive
Quotations on Business
equipment and/or furnishings
for our new centre.
For a detailed list of
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D. KEILLOR
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21.92-1
20 Auction Sales
20• Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE •
Of Buildings to be removed from site, tractors, irneks-,
farm machinery, household effects, antiques, etc., to
be held for LAURENCE TAYLOR at Lot 6, Concession
8, Hullett Township, 33/4 miles west and 5 miles north
of
Seaforth,
SATURDAY, APRIL 16th at 10:00 A.M.
Check last week's paper. for complete listing.
TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE
LUNCH BOOTH '
RICHARD LOBB 'AUCTIONEERS R. G. GETHKE
CLINTON
BORNHOLM
OWNER AND AUCTIONEERS NOT :RESPONSIBLE
FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE
20-92-4
IFtiTHIWELL'S
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AUCTION SALE
Of farm machinery, .39• head of 'livestock, fed(' and
household effects held for JACK MERRILL, 4 rail
north of Holmesville on •
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 at 1:00 p.m.
TRACTORS AND MACHINERY — Cockshutt 40
diesel, Allis Chalmers D17 gas with loader; 3 •furrow
Int, trail plow; George White 11 ft. cultivator; Case 32
plate wheel disc; 4 section harrows; Mildmay 32-46
thresher c/w straw chopper, grain thrower on rubber;
120 ft. endless belt; Cage 7 ft. semi-mount.mower; Int.
no. •15 - 5-bar (parallel bar).rake; -Allied portable 32 ft.
bale elevator; New Idea 130 bu. spreader; New Idea
wagon and 1641. flat rack; Paypec 10 ft. hammer mill; 6
ft. •V-type snow blower; Maxwell oat roller; Int, one
furrow; plow; cultivator; one row scuftler (for cub'
tractor); 2 - 4" augers - 14' and 16' with 10' extensions.
J.D. NO. 56 RIDING MOWER (28" cut) like new;
hydraflex pto. chain saw; portallfcalrenriropressor; 50 -
ft, 'endless belt; hand tools; farm hardware.
LIVESTOCK — 15 head of hereford cows and heifers 4
with calves balance due sale time; 17 yearlings hereford
steers and heifers; .2 b.W.f. yearlings. -
HERD SIRE — Registered hereford - Britisher cent
born April 2, 1975. Cows pregnancy and brucellosis.-
tested (free).
FEED — 500•bales hay; 20 ton mix graint••3 ton Shelled
corn; Approx. 1-00 ton insilage.
FURNITURE AND ANTIQUES — Six press back
chairs; baking cabinet; Newcombe upright grand piano;
wardrobe; beds; dressers; tables; chairs; chesterfield;
kitchen cook stove; tent (sleeps four); and many more
FARM SOLD TERIVIS'CA'S
JACK MERRILL - Proprietor
RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE.
Auctioneers - Appraisers
CLINTON — 482-3120
20-92-1 ,
21 Tenders Wanted
TENDER'S
Tenders will be received
for a used '
1973
Ford Truck
L.N. 760•k
• with a 361 engine, 5 speed
transMissions, Can be seen at
CYANAMID FARM'SUPPLY•
• • CENTRE ,
Closing Date
• APRIL 26; 1977 •
Highest tender not necessarily
accepted.
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22 Legal Notices 24 -Curds of Thanks 26 Personal
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