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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-03-16, Page 11keep putting off while you are putting on. Slaughtering on Monday only. All Processing Guaranteed EXETER FROZEN FOODS Phone 235-0400 25 Auction Sales MORTGAGE SALE Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage which will be produced at the time of sale, there will be offered for sale by & J. RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1972 at the hour of 2;00 p.m. at the farm of Jean Maurice Laporte, near Drysdale, Ontario on Hwy. 21 — 21, miles north of Hwy. 84 and 20 miles south of Goderich, the following prop- erty: Part of lots 24 and 25, Lake Road West Concession, 110 acres, more or less; Part of lot 30, South Bound- ary Concession, 75 acres, more or less; Both of Stanley Township, Huron County, as more partic- ularly described in registered mortgage number 83980. On the said lands is said to be erected dwelling house and farm buildings. The lands will be sold sub- ject to a reserve bid, TERMS OF SALE: The pur- chaser shall pay down to the vendor's agent at the time of sale 10`e of the purchase money and shall pay 15% of the pur- chase money to the vendor within 30 days after the date of auction sale and the balance shall hear interest at six per cent per annum and be paid not later than one year after the date of possession. For further particulars and condition of sale, apply to: THE ONTARIO JUNIOR FARMER ESTABLISHMENT LOAN CORPORATION Parliament Buildings Toronto 182, Ontario Mortgagee Dated at Toronto this 16th day of February, 1972. 10-12e ANTIQUE AUCTION COMMUNITY CENTRE, PARKHILL, ONT. on SATURDAY, MARCH 25 at 10:00 a.m. Coloured glass; china; parts of 'toilet sets; furniture; picture frames; old clocks and pocket watches; oil lamps and lan- terns; silver and brass pieces; cast iron kettles; woodenware; bells; bottles; jugs; primative tools. Plan to attend as this sale contains many articles of in- terest to collectors. Paddle bid- ding, Lunch available. HANLON McDONALD, Prop. RR 5 Parkhill, Ont. 232-4376 Auctioneers: TOM ROBSON, HUGH FILSON, LLOYD MAW 11* Many guests at Kirkton By MRS, HAROLD DAVIS KIRKTON Kirkton U.C.W. were hostesses to Woodham, Coopers„ Anglican, The Class and Carry on Club ladies for the World Day of Prayer. Those taking part were Mrs. H. Arthur, Mrs. F. Ber- trand, Mrs. Ray Paynter, Mrs. N. Amos, Mrs. J. McNaughton, and Mrs, J. King, The Woodham ladies quartette favoured with a musical number. Mrs. Alex Irvine gave a reading. Three ladies from The Class sang one of the new hymns on the program. Mrs. Wes Neil gave the address. At the close of the service everyone was invited to the Sunday School rooms for a casserole and dessert luncheon served by social committee and helpers. A short business meeting was conducted after the luncheon. Mrs, R. Paynter gave a report of the Huron Perth Presbyterial in Stratford, A bale will be packed in June. The April meeting will be held in form of a family night in the church. The president, Mrs. Paynter thanked everyone for their help in making the occasion such an enjoyable one. Personals Harold Foster accompanied by Bill Dykes of Prospect Hill are holidaying in Florida. Harry Fletcher is a patient in St., Marys Memorial Hospital. The family of Mr. & Mrs, Cecil Dobson honoured them with a dinner at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Jacques, Sunday to Celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary of March 16. Mr. & Mrs, Gordon Yule of Thornhill spent the weekend With M. & Mrs. Gerald Paul. 16r Property fer Sale Times-Advocate, March 1.6, 1972 Page 1 16 Property Far Sala 22 Notices 20 Wanted To Rent APPROXIMATELY 50 ACRES of well drained land suitable for cash crop. Will pay top price,. Apply to Box S P II The Exeter Times-Advocate, .5tfne INDEPENDENT sHIpp.ER. to CO-OPERATIVE OF ONTARIO LIVESTOCK:DEPARTMENT TORONTO Ship Ypor Livestock with 21 Property Wanted MacFarlane 300-ACRE -FARM, level land, for cash crop, with buildings, Apply in writing to Box G T M The Exeter Times-Advocate. 22 Notices ROY SCOTCHMER THE CORPORATION QF THE TOWN OF EXETER ? ,' tl.; q 4.$.%' SPECIAL MUSIC IN CREDITON - Modern music took over in Crediton United church over the weekend with special services conducted by "The One-Way Sound" from Victoria Street church in Chotharn. During the Sunday school service the group is shown with two Crediton young people. From the left, they are, Brenda Neil, Bob Ripley, Larry King who also preached the sermon Sunday morning, Cohn Paterson, Clarke Stewardson, Kim Cooper and Paul Fydenchuk. T-A photo BY-LAW No. 9, 1912 Monday is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up 24 Tenders. Wanted TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN TENDERS FOR Na way he'd travel charter flight again By MANUEL CURTS GREENWAY "No Way", These were the words of Hons Harms, manager of the Haig Farms near here, when asked if he would consider travelling by chartered airways again, Mr. Harms was guest speaker at the Berean Bible Class meeting held at the home of Evelyn and Manuel Curts last Tuesday evening. Mr. Harms, accompanied by his wife and children, Brian and Tracy, have recently returned from Germany after visiting family and friends there, for a month. Due to foggy weather con- ditions on both sides of the Atlantic it took them four days instead of fourteen hours to reach their destination. "When travelling by air from one country to another it is always best to fly commercial airlines to experience the best possible service especially when un- foreseen circumstances arise." Referring to conditions in Germany he said farmers are enjoying prosperity, "You don't have the spread between producer and consumer prices, that you have here," When asked why so many Europeans are coming to Canada, he replied "They are not. They are going back. He said, "there is no highway speed limits in Germany, and, boy, do they travel, but where there is a 30 or 40 miles per hour zone, you obey them. "Germany is very thickly populated in comparison to Canada and there is no unem- ployment. When they work they work, but they know how to relax." Mrs. Paul Eagleson, president of the Class, thanked the speaker, Manuel Curts led the worship service and quoted from ex- periences in the life of St. Paul, to prove that many of the answers which we are seeking today, in the realm of prison reform, the generation gap, the credibility of miracles, and the role of the church towards China, as its doors are beginning to open, are found in the New Testament if we look for them munity Centre, Saturday evening, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pollock and family of London were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Milton Pollock. The latter have just returned from Florida. Morley Eagleson of Waterloo, and Bob Clarke of London spent the weekend at their respective homes here. Mr. & Mrs. Ken Smithers of London visited with Evelyn and Manuel Curts on Sunday evening. Mr. & Mrs. Hughie Larkin, Jr. of Windsor spent the weekend with their grandmother Mrs. Grace Stewardson and other relatives here. By the way — A diet is what you iftMagifINIM , It's the Crowd That Makes a Good FARM SALE Advertise Your Sale In The Times-Advocate OXViletWIM WILFRID BROCKMAN EXETER MODERN 4 bedroom home, large living room, dining room, sharp kitchen, brick and mason- ite siding, good condition, large lot, $11,000 mortgage now es- tablished. Asking $18,000, INCOME PROPERTY: In Exe- eter, close to downtown, three 2 bedroom apartments, older brick home, with newer addi- tion. Income $225, One unit in sharp condition, other two need some work. Terms can be ar- ranged. Asking $15,000. COUNTRY LIVING: Solid brick single storey 4 bedroom con- verted schoolhouse, modern compact kitchen - dinette, large bright living room, drilled well, on 1i acres with garden. Ask- ing $13,000. Representative: BETTY BATES — 227-4150 or Office 227-4071 lie & Company Realtor Clearing AUCTION SALE of Farm Machinery at Lot 13, Concession 2, Stanley Township, 6 miles south of Clinton, in miles west of Brucefield and 1/4 mile south, on SATURDAY, MARCH 25 at 11:00 a,m. TRACTORS: 990 David Brown, fully equipped, cab, dual wheels and tire chains (700 hours); 990 David Brown, fully equip- ped, duals (500 hours); (Note: Tandem frame complete with hydraulic steering which converts the above tractors into 110 h.p. 4-wheel drive sin- gle unit); 990 David Brown fully equipped, complete with cab; 880 David Brown fully equipped, duals, tire chains and 'George White' hydraulic loader & bucket, (Optional equipment for above tractors sold sep- arately). TRUCK: 1961 Ford 3 ton with hoist (as is). HARVESTING EQUIP- MENT: Gleaner 'CI' com- bine `bean special' (gas) Ia complete with cab, pick- up and 6 row 20" corn header and straw chop- per; grain dryer, M.C. Model B-600 continuous flow; Speed King 6 inch auger 52' long; Speed King 6" auger 32' long; J & M gravity box with 9 ton wagon; two 7 ton wagons ea with gravity boxes; holix auger wagon; Gehl self unloading forage wagon; Kools forage blower c/w 40' - 9" pipe. TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: "Oliver" 568 — 6 furrow plow 16" bottom with au- tomatic resets; 21' A/C cultivator with "Noble" harrows; A/C 12 row corn and bean planter (liquid fertilizer); 93" Kongskilde cultivator; 3 pt. hitch one way disc; A/C 2 furrow plow; stone picker with hydraulic lift and dump; 3 section diamond har- rows. Ml S C. EQUIPMENT A/C 140 manure spreader; Selson 1,000 gallon liquid manure tank; Selson liq- uid manure agipump; A/C 9,-3 pt. hitch scrap- er blade; Golden Arrow 250 gal. field sprayer with 24' booms; Lely 3 point hitch 2500 lb. fertilizer spreader; 6' George White snow blower; 7' Ford ro- tary mower, 3 pt. hitch; liatchinson grain cleaner; seed cleaner; 8' lawn roller; cement mixer; water pumps, PIG A N D 'FEEDING EQUIPMENT: Mix Mill automatic feed grinder & distributing unit; 200'-4" auger; pig bowls; feeders; farrowing crates; Gasco- ignes pig scale; James- way feed cart; 16" barn fan; pressure cleaner. SHOP EQUIPMENT: 225 amp. Lincoln welder; 180 Put- ox acetylene welding and amp. Lincoln welder; cutting outfit; battery charger; Webster portable air compressor & paint attachments; bench vises; skill saw; 1/2 " B & drill; pipe cutter and threader; 12 ton hydraulic jack; work benches; em- ery; quantity of nails and bolts; rolled & flat steel. MISC.; Hydraulic rams; 3 Shur Shock electric fencers; 2 p.t.o. air Pumps; 32' extension lad- der; Shell cattle oiler; set of snap tracks; quan- tity of aerators; electric motors from ni to 5 h.p.; A/C tractor frame and spray booms; Anhydrous tank and gauges; quantity of lumber; International liquid fertilizer tanks for disc; dry Chemical appli- cators for A/C planter; 1350 bus. 'Rosen bin; etc. Terms: Cash No reserve. Lunch available. ESTATE OF LATE' MALCOLM DAVIDSON 11 ATM ELLS AUCTION SERVICE rucefield 482-3120 11-1 We Specialize In Custom Slaughtering and Processing To Individual Requirements * Cattle and Hogs Government Inspected our Modern Abattoir Your Protection. PRICES AS FOLLOWS: Beef Slaughtering 56.00 Pork Slaughtering (up to 200 lbs.) $4,00 Cutting, Wrapping and Quick Freezing Beef 6c lb. Pork 5c lb. Curing and Smoking Hams and Bacons 12c lb. are in for Variety supper Last Friday evening a variety supper and program was held in the United Church under the auspices of the UCW. Mrs. Harold Brophey was chairlady for a program of local talent which included piano solos by Robin Turner and Judy Lagerwerf; steel guitar selec- tions by John Smithers; Evelyn Curts on the Hammond organ, and two sacred numbers by the junior choir. Jacob Lagerwerf delighted the audience by proving what a year's perseverance of practice on an old violin can accomplish. Dawson Woodburn showed pictures of his visit to the Scandinavian countries and to London, England. The farmers present were interested to know that only 4 percent of the country of Norway, and 8 percent of Sweden is agricultural land, Net proceeds for the evening amounted to $125. Personals Mrs. Joe Eagleson and Mr, Eldon Steeper have taken up residence at Strathmere Lodge, Strathroy, Over fifty relatives of Mrs. Angeline Scott attended a bir- thday anniversary dinner held in her honor at the Corbett Corn- 4:24tfnc CONSTRUCTION scaffolding; ex- tension ladder; skil saw; ad- ding machine; sump pump; 12 & 20 ton hydraulic jacks; hand lawn sprayer; utility trailer; carton carrier; 16' van; rolling home. Whiting Rental, 63 Main St. S., just south of river bridge. ltfnc AUCTION SALE of Household Furniture on SATURDAY, MARCH 25 at 1:00 p.m. at 503 MAIN ST., EXETER HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Chesterfield and chair; 9 x 111 rug; large oval braided rug; end tables; lamps; 17" portable TV; small radio; rocking chair and matching straight chair; rocking chair; hall tree; two 3-piece bedroom suites; night table; single headboard; cedar chest; clothes hamper; mir- rors; drapes; chrome kitchen table & 4 chairs; odd chairs; Coronado 30" electric range; Frigidaire refrigerator; Coron- ado 15 Cu, ft. deep freezer; Westinghouse washing machine; Westinghouse clothes dryer; sewing machine; card table and 2 chairs; desk showcase; pots and pans; dishes; pillows; bed- ding; towels; luggage; 2 elec- tric razors; riding power lawn mower with 5 h.p. motor; 34 h,p. Scorpion Stinger 1970 snowy- mobile and many more items. IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER AUCTION WILL BE HELD IN EXETER ARENA. GRAHAM ARTHUR, Prop. NORM WHITING, Auctioneer Phone 235-1964 11-12c RENT A TYPEWRITER TWO BEDROOMS $149.00 PER MONTH CALL 235-1863 LOTS FOR SALE APPROXIMATELY 4 acres, cor- ner of No, 4 Hwy. and Crediton road. Good location for small or medium size industry EXETER — Riverside Drive. Lot 150x125, excellent location, Space available for two house. Sewers, gas. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Large office area on main floor Of Devon Building currently oc- cupied by Dr. Gans. Available March 1, 1972. JOHN BURKE Limited Broker Low Cost Auto Insurance Fire Ineurande Real. Estate Mortgages Trust Certificates Devon Building Phone 235-1863 Intfnc There's Always Good Huntitig In The TA, Ads AUCTION CALENDAR Saturday, April 1— Bruce- field Machinery Auction of tractors, combines, seed drills, corn planters, haying and tillage equip- ment. Turn your idle equipment into cash. Con- signments accepted until March 31. Equipped to load and unload. Pickup and delivery may be ar- ranged. Terms for con- signment — Up to $100.00 - 1V'; ; $100.00 - $500.00 - 8", ; $500.00 - $1,000.00 ; over $1,000.00 max. $50.00. No sale - $10.00. Dealers' consignments are welcome. Phone 527-0138, Allen Haugh, Sales Man- ager. Saturday, April 8 — Of- fice equipment, garage equipment & stock, Main St., Exeter, Dobbs Motors, Proprietor. Saturday, April 15 — Household furniture, ap- pliances and antiques at Lot 27, Concession 2, Stan- ley Township for Mr. and Mrs. Cal Horton. 'Tuesday, April 18 — Trac- ers, combines, machin- ery, feed and houeehold effects at tot 21, Conces- sion 10, Stanley Township for Mr, Allan Armstrong. IZATHI/VELL )t AUCTION tERVICE Brucefield 482.3120 MODERN electrically heated Wick home, two blocks from downtown, garage attached with paved driveway, five years old. includes three bedrooms, kitch- en, dining room; living room and bath all on grolind flOor. Hardwood floors, Full basement with laundry room. Sewerage recently installed. Phone 235.- 1066 or 234-6420. 10: 15tfnc PRESTIGE HOME HENSALL Beautiful brick home in immaculate condition. First floor: kitchen, living room, family room and powder room, Second floor: complete bath, 4 bedrooms. Spacious grounds at rear. Completely fenced for utmost privacy. Black topped drive to one-ear garage. Many extras included. Above average condition and well located. Information on request. GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY • Realtor Hensall, Ont, Phone 262-2116 10-12c HOUSES FOR SALE a EXETER — 2 storey b r i c k house, Main St, south. Full basement, living room, dining room, large kitchen, bath, 4 bedrooms closed-in sun porch, garage. Priced right. EXETER — Wellington St. W. Frame house in excellent con- dition. Three bedrooms, gas heating, part basement. Lot size 100'x100'. Priced to sell. EXETER — Brick house on Simcoe St. Excellent income home divided into two 2 bed- room apartments, each apart- ment with bath and large kitch- en. Each apartment renting for el $80.00 per month. CREDITON — Brick house at corner of King and Main St. Two bedrooms, sunporch, bath, living room and kitchen up- stairs. One bedroom, kitchen- ette, living room, bath down- stairs. Full basement. Total rental income $145.00 per month. KIPPEN — Brick house, mod- ernized, on 5 acres of land. Large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full basement, oil heating. Large barn with new roof. House has new plumbing and new wiring. EXETER — 2 storey building e on Main St. formerly occupied by McKnight's Men's Wear. Good location. The upstairs is renovated and contains 3 bed- rooms, large living room, bath, kitchen, good closet space and balcony at rear. EXETER — 2 storey building, centrally located, now occupied as pool room, Apartment above. FARM FOR SALE CENTRALIA AREA — Approxi- mately 110 acres, on main road. Good house and barn. FOR RENT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION DARLING APARTMENTS Two bedroom apartments con- taining stove and frig with heating supplied. Large living room and bedrooms. Completely broadloomed. Kitchen with am- ple cupboards and large eating area; 4-piece bath; large bal- Conies. Parking. Only 1 apart- ment available. FOR SALE EXETER — 3-bedroom brick ranch style home, family room with fireplace, near schools, reasonably priced. INCOME PROPERTY in the Bruce peninsula, store, ranch style 3-bedroom home, extra wooded lots, on Lake Huron side. For further information call BARB ELLIOTT 129 Thomas St, Phone 235-2654 Local Representative for "The Centennial Office" CALL JB AT 1863 9tfnc REAL ESTATE BROKER LONDON 434-8824 LUCAN PRESTIGE HOME: Split, 3 bed- rooms, 4 piece bath, separate dining room, sharp kitchen, sec- ond bathroom and recreation room unfinished. Large lot. INCOME PROPERTY: Two apartments and shop 20x60 at rear, on main street. Lower apartment now rented. Two bedroom modern upper apart- ment and three bedroom lower, full basement, separate hydro meters, oil heat, excellent con- dition, good lot, Can be handled with $1,500,00 down. FOR RENT: Modern upper apartment in older home on Main Street. Two bedrooms, large kitchen, living room and hall, carpeted. Private en- trance. $110, includes heat, SHOP FOR RENT: On Main St. in Lucan, 20x60 building, heated, insulated concrete floor and. heavy hydro service. Asking $60, BOOK NOW FOR a camper rental for your summer vaca- tion; various sized units, Jim Gaunt Enterprises, Phone 228- 6716. 8-13c RENTALS—Floor sanders, floor edgers; power hand saws; belt sanders; 1/4 & 1/2 " drills; port. able television; power mowers; floor polishers. Beavers Hard- ware, 235-1033. 2: 22tfnc CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT--- Plywood forms, wedges, form ties stocked, power trowel, small mixer, etc. Phone 236- 4954 after five or Saturdays. N. J. Corriveau, Zurich. EXETER — 2 bedroom apart- ment, 3 pee. bath, living room, large kitchen, on Main St., heat and hot water supplied. Phone 235-2376. 9tfnc WAREHOUSE A N D OFFICE space with 12' loading door available on Hwy. 4 between Lucan and Arva. Reasonable rent, Phone 666-1941. 9tfnc CREDITON — 2 bedroom apart- ment. Phone 234-6311. 10-11c APPROXIMATELY 30 acres of well drained muck land on Hwy, 84. Corn only due to atra- zine. Phone 236-4829 between 6 and 7 p.m. 10-11e ONE BEDSITEING ROOM apart- ment. Stove and frig supplied. 429 Main St. Contact Mr. Lewis 1-271-2677. lltfnc CENTRALIA— 2-bedroom house, large living room and dining room, large sun porch, attached garage, $75.00 month. Phone 228-6816. lie 11 Properly for Rent 18 For Rent A by-law to further amend by-law # 22, 1%2, cited as The Restricted Area Zoning By-Law of the Town of Exeter. WHEREAS it is deemed ex- pedient to further amend By- Law # 22, 1962: AND WHEREAS the Council of the Town of Exeter is au- thorized, to make such amend- ment by virtue of Section 4.2 of By-Law # 17, 1970; being Amendment No, 1 to The Offi- cial Plan of The Town of Exe- ter; THEREFORE the Council of the Town of Exeter ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. THAT a restricted area under General Commercial Zone be designated to include the northerly two lots or proper- ties, namely lots 951 and 952 of Registered Plan 20 of the Town of Exeter. 2. Uses permitted in the area designated in the amend- ment; (a) The establishment of a financial institution such as a bank or trust company and re- lated uses, 3. The Building Area is the area shown on the attached map as Building Area. This designates the area upon which the erection and use of build- ings is permitted in the area designated in this amendment. 4. Parking Areas and Drive- way Areas are shown on the attached map, These areas shall be kept clear of buildings and structures and be made avail- able and maintained for the parking of motor vehicles for customers and for ingress and egress of motor vehicles. 5. A Planting Strip as shown on the attached map shall be provided along the rear of the area concerned, 6, The regulations concern- ing lighting adjacent to resi- dential zones shall apply. 7. The attached map forms part of this By-Law. 8. This By-Law shall come into force and take effect on the day following the final passing thereof and upon ap- proval of The Ontario Municipal Board. "J. H. Delbridge" Mayor "E. H. Carscadden" Clerk First Reading — March 6, 1972 Second Reading— March 6, 1972 Third Reading — March 6, 1972 Clearing AUCTION SALE of Farm Machinery Excellent condition FIRST FARM NORTH OF HENSALL ON EAST SIDE OF HWY. NO. 4 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 at 1:00 p.m. Massey Ferguson 150 tractor, 3 point hitch and hydraulics; M-F 50 tractor, 3 point hitch and hydraulics; 2 M-F 3-fur- row mounted plows, 12" wide bottom; Ford 2-furrow mount- ed plow; M-F 8i' spring tooth cultivator; M-F 28 double disc; 2 section spike tooth harrows; 3 section spike tooth harrows; 12' three section drum roller; M-F 15 run grain drill with grass seeder and fertilizer box; I. H. 4 row corn planter; M-F free flow fertilizer spreader; 12' cultipacker; M-F 4 row bean scuffler; bean puller; sugar beet and turnip puller; New Idea wagon with grain box, on rubber; 2 wheel wagon, on rubber; M-F side delivery rake; M-F wheel driven manure spreader; Hahn sprayer and pump on wheels, with stainless steel 200 gal .tank, 2 years old; rubber tired wheelbarrow; one each 14' and 16' fence gate; sump pump; 32' wooden lad- der and misc. tools. TERMS: Cash day of sale. Not responsible for accidents on day of sale. JULIEN VERLINDE, Prop. D & J RIDDELL AUCTION SERVICE "Doug" Phone "Jack" 237-3576 237-3431 110 Tenders will be received by the undersigned for loading, hauling and spreading on Town- ship of Stephen roads, approxi- mately 22,000 cubic yards of crushed gravel from stockpile at Prout's gravel pit in Usborne Township. A minimum of approximately 1,000 yards per day to be haul- ed, Contract to commence May 1, 1972 and spread at the direction of the Road Superintendent. Tender forms may be re- ceived from Road Superintend- ent or Clerk and marked "Ten- ders for Gravel". A certified cheque in the amount of $500.00 must accom- pany each tender. Lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. Tenders submitted on Town- ship forms are to be in the hands of the Road Superintend- ent or Clerk by 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 21, 1972. R. F. (Frank) Mclsaac, Road Superintendent, P.O. Box 99, Crediton, Ont. 25 Auction Sales HAULING GRAVEL ELECTRIC OR MANUAL Handy, easy to use portable models. Reasonable rates. NOTICE OF APPLICATION to The Ontario Municipal Board by the Corporation of the Town of Exeter for ap- proval of a by-law to reg- ulate land use passed pur- suant to Section 35 of The Planning Act. TAKE NOTICE •that the Coun- cil of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter intends to ap- ply to The Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provi- sions of Section 35 of The Plan- ning Act for approval of By- Law No. 9 passed on the 6th day of March 1972. A copy of the by-law is furnished here- with. ANY PERSON INTERESTED MAY, within fourteen (14) days after the date of this notice, send by registered mail or de- liver to the Clerk of the Town of Exeter notice of his objection to approval of said by-law to- gether with a statement of the grounds of such objection, ANY PERSON wishing to sup- port the application for ap- proval of the by-law may with- in fourteen (14) days after the date of this notice send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Town of Exe- ter notice of his support of approval of the said by-law to- gether with a request forenotice of any hearing that may be held giving also the name and address to which Such notice should be given. THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD may approve of the said by-law but before doing so it may appoint a time and place when any objection to the by-law will be considered. No- Hee of any hearing that may be held will be given only to persons who have left with or delivered to the Clerk under- signed, the address to which notice of hearing is to be sent. THE LAST DATE FOR FIL- ING OBJECTIONS will be March 24, 1972, DATED at the Town of Exe- ter this 9th day of March, 1972, E. H.• Carscadden, Town Clerk, 394 Main Street, P.O. Box 759, EXETER, Ontario, 10-lie THE EXETER 1iMES.ADVOCATE 235-1331 43tfnc Exeter Community Credit Union q44 X12 Mee, to Zait Rates are 1% per month on the unpaid balance INQUIRE TO.DAY Phone 2350640 EXETER, ONT, LESLIE VINCENT 114 nage,- 19 for Sale or Rent COTTAGE — 2 bedrooms, 44 Orchard St., Grand Bend. Phone 238-2089. 10-11e 20 Wanted To Rent PASTURE LAND for 37 cows plus their ealves, in Exeter area, Contact Hugh Rundle, RR 1, Centralia. 235-1400. 11.12o 50 TO 200 ACHES workable Crop land in Eeetet area or north. Apply 13oit V R 1' The Exeter Tiines-Advaeate, 10-11* Centralia farmers Supply Ltd. Ottlin si Feed • Cement Building SUpplie; Coal 228-6638 lic PUBLIC AUCTION SALE of New and Used Tractors $ Farm Equipment on WEDNESDAY, APRIL IN EXETER Listing, time and exact location in next issue. Anyone wishing to make con- signments contact NORM wtirrING, Auctioneer Phone 235-1964 lie