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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-01-24, Page 13FOR SALE BY TENDER Valuable Exeter Property SEALED TENDERS FOR THE CASH PURCHASE OF THE CANN'S MILL PROPERTY ON MAIN STREET IN THE TOWN OF EXETER ARE INVITED AND WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIGNED UP TO THE LAST DAY OF FEBRUARY 1974 SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS: . 1. The lands have been known as the Cann's Mill consisting of parts of Lots 175, 174 and the whole of the Lot 176 on the west side of Main Street according to Plan 20 on which is said to be a feed mill and store building having a frontage of about 150 feet by a depth of about 330 feet, 2. The tender shall be accompanied by an accepted (cer- tified) cheque payable to the undersigned for $500.00, as a deposit, and the Purchaser shall pay the balance subject to the usual adjustments for taxes, etc, on closing, The tender, and acceptance and these conditions of sale shall be deemed to form part of such tender and shall constitute the agreement for sale. 3. The transaction and possession shall be negotiable after the 31st day of July, 1974 with time to be of the essence. 4. The Vendor shall not be obligated to accept the highest or any tender. S. The Vendor shall not be required to produce any abstract of title, deed or evidence of title, other than those in their possession. The Purchaser shall examine the title at his own ex- pense and any objection thereto shall be made in writing within ten days from the acceptance of the tender. Should no sufficient objection in writing be made within that time, the Vendor's title shall be held to have been accepted. Should any sufficient objection in writing be made within that time which the Vendors are unable or unwilling to remove the Vendors shall be at liberty to rescind the sale in which case the Purchaser shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit money, without interest. 6. The Purchaser, shall covenant in the deed of conveyance not to use the premises as a feed mill or in the operation of feed and groin business, DATED this 21st day of JANUARY, 1974 JACK SCHELL Manager Cann's Mill Limited Be( 440 Exeter, Ontario IVIZFARLANE REAL ESTATE BROKER Exeter 53 Main St. 235-0541 IS `DIS' DE PLACE? YES! DIS IS DE PLACE TO GET A GOOD DEAL Why not list your house, farm or business with us and get yourself a good deal. EXETER REAL SHARP-1 1/2 storey, three bedroom home with large modern kitchen, livingroom, dining room and den. Bright sun room upstairs. Situated on good sized lot with large garage that could be used as a shop, HANDYMAN WANTED--Just what's needed to finish this 3 bedroom vinyl sided house, Large livingroom, kitchen, sewing room, laundry room, RENOVATIONS PARTIALLY completed. FRAME SHOP-1 Storey shop on large lot—industrial zon- ing, COTTAGE-2 bedrooms, livingroom, spacious dining room, kitchen with plenty of cupboards, 3 piece bath, Oil heat, at- tached garage, corner lot on Main Street. LUCAN SIZE, STYLE, COMFORT—You'll find all of 'these in this new 4 level brick split, with large livingroom, diningroom, sharp kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 4 piece bath, Unfinished recreation room with angelstone fireplace. Outlet for 2nd bath, laundry room, all services, 30 days possession. BIG BEAUTY-5 bedroom 2 storey brick with nearly 3 acres of land, Built-in brick barbecue in modern kitchen, spacious livingroom with fireplace, dining room, 2 baths, Hydro and water in barn. MUST BE SEEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. NEW BRICK-2 storey three bedroom home in a good area. Electric heat and all services in. Large livingroom, dining room, modern kitchen, and bath. APARTMENTS 2 bedroom apartments now available in the area of Clandeboye. HOUSES IN AREA 1'h STOREY;--4 bedroom home, livingroom with fireplace, dining area, modern kitchen, finished recreation room, 3 baths, hot water heat, hand picked chestnut trimmed throughout, attached garage, deep lot. SHARP PROPERTY. #4 HIGHWAY—`6 miles from London, 11/2 storey redbrick, 3 bedroom home, separate dining room, livingroom with fireplace, new gas furnace, second floor could be easily be made into 2 extra bedrooms, double garage, ONE ACRE LOT. AILSA CRAIG—New three bedroom ranch, large livingroom, dinette, carpeting throughout, exceptionally well-built, good lot, paved road. HENSALL 2 storey BRICK SHOP and spacious living quarters-located in center of the business area. FARMS 1 MILE FROM EXETER-100 acres, nearly all workable, 4 bedroom brick house, large livingroom, diningroom, kitchen, 2 baths, large barn and silo. BARE LAND-50 acres 1 mile off paved road in McGillivray Township, some hardwood bush, ideal for farming or building site. RESTAURANT Doing good business—good location on busy highway, no competition, open evenings, excellent site. EXETER OFFICE 235-0541 LONDON 434-8824 LUCAN OFFICE 227-4071 CARL WALKER 565.5393 235-0541 DEANNE RICE MERT CULBERT 235-2751 227-4766 We Have CASH BUYERS Interested In Homes, Farms or Small Acreages North or West of London REMEMBER . . . It's Results That Count!! CALL COLLECT ANY TIME 103 Wharncliffe Road South, London Macaroni & Cheese, Pickle & Pimento, Dutch Loaf Luncheon Meats ill% Beef Tenderloin lb.$ 1.79 Fully Processed Sides of Pork lb. W9c WE NEVER SKIMP • VALUE OR SERVICE Dream Whip 4 oz. Pkg. 524 Kraft Macaroni Dinner 194 Westinghouse Light Bulbs 60 & 100 Watt 2/3% Libby's Tomato Juice 19 oz. 2/454 Need Lettuce each 2k MERNER'S MEAT MARKET Phone 237-3314 Dashwood TY. Eight communities represented During a short stop over in Exeter Thursday during a three- day swing through Western Ontario, Ontario New Democratic leader Stephen Lewis made some suggestions to reduce problems in plant closings similar to the recent shutdown at Hall Lamp at Huron Park. Lewis said industries should contribute small amounts into provincial governm'ent fund to ensure severance pay for em- ployees of bankrupt firms. The fund he proposed would require few civil servants to administer since it could be operated by the employment standards agency of the Ontario Labour. The NDP leader said this could be done easily since the number of bankruptcies each year could be counted on one hand. Lewis said, "I will make Hall NDP LEADER IN TOWN - Stephen Lewis, leader of the Ontario New Democratic party made a quick visit to Exeter Thursday and conferred with UAW executive members regarding the recent Hall Lamp plant shut- down. From the left in the above picture are, Stephen Lewis; Charlotte Johnson, Ted Peckham and Eva Tyler of the Union and Essex MPP Ted Bounsall, T-A photo about $3,600 in 1973 for recreation purposes, most of it going to the police villages. Lloyd Ferguson, reeve of Usborne, noted a recreation committee had just been formed in that municipality and all members were present at the session. "We're very much enthused," he commented adding they were attending the meeting to gain information. NDP leader asks changes in employment standards The discussion continued, with several pointing out that rural municipalities were presently gaining from the programs being paid for by urban Municipalities in the area. "The towns pay and the townships benefit without paying," stated Lee Regler of Zurich, Leroy Thiel said he was scared of the whole thing and questioned what was to be gained from a Lamp a central issue when the Legislature convenes and that will make life miserable for the Labour Minister for the shabby, intolerable way the Hall workers were treated." When the parent US company of Hall went into receivership, secured creditors were given preference over employees' severance pay. He continued, "Labour Minister Fern Guindon still in- sists the shutdown is temporary, not permanent which would make former employees eligible for severance pay if the company had any assets left. Why have such laws if they are not used? Why not scrap them? Windsor West MPP Ted Bounsall, who accompanied Mr. Lewis on the tour said the onus should be on employers to prove shutdowns are temporary and South Huron recreation com- mittee. He predicted it would become unruly in that one recreation director could not get around to all the communities involved and do a good job. "Many things can be done cooperatively that can't be done individually," Reid replied. As an example, he said some of the police villages could have playground programs by hiring leaders to move from one corn- By MRS. ROSS SKINNER Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman visited Thursday with Mrs. L. McDonald and Mr. & Mrs. Everett McLaren of Barrie. The Elimville Institute Euchre will be held at the hall Monday evening at 8:30 p.m. Several families found refuge with their friends or relatives Sunday because of no hydro due to the storm. such closures should be con- sidered permanent unless proven otherwise, "This is a rip-off of the Unemployment Insurance Commission by the Tories added Mr. Bounsall, "Rather than enforce his own labour relations law, Guindon is telling laid off workers to go to the UIC." Later in the day at Clinton, Lewis told students he was astonished not one of the Hall Lamp workers has been ap- proached by the Ontario Labour Ministry. He said this indicates discrimination against women by the Ontario government. Of the 379 hourly employees at the Hall Lamp plant, all but about 50 were female. Representing UAW Local 1620 at the Exeter meeting were Mrs. Eva Tyler, Mrs. Charlotte Johnston and Ted Peckham, all former employees of Hall Lamp. 21 For Rent CONSTRUCTION scaffolding; ex- tension ladder; skill saw; adding machine; sump pump; 12 A 20 ton hydraulic jacks; hand lawn sprayer; utility trailer; cartop carrier; 16' van; rolling home. Whiting Rental, 63 Main St. S., just south of river bridge, It CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT - Plywood forms, wedges, power trowel, wheelbarrows, small mixer, etc. Phone 236-4954 anytime, N. J, Corriveau, Zurich, 16t RENTALS FLOOR SANDERS FLOOR EDGERS POWER HAND SAWS BELT SAN pEfts & 1/2" DRILLS PORTABLE TELEVISIONS FLOOR POLISHERS BEAVERS HARDWARE YOUR WESTINGHOUSE pEALER 235.1033 22 For Sale or Rent CREDITON - 2 unit apartment house on large treed lot, could be used as large home. One unit vacant January I. Sell, rent or trade for farm land. Phone 234-6268, 2T 25 Notices NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS Township of . McGillivray A general meeting will be held at the Township Hall, West McGillivray at 8 p.m., Tuesday, January 29, 1974 to discuss installation of water lines and water requirements for: 1. Vicinity of Mt. Carmel 2. Mt. Carmel south to Lieury and vicinity 3. Other areas in township. All interested ratepayers are asked to attend and express their opinions and water needs. W, J. Amos, Clerk Twp. of McGillivray 3:4c INDEPENDENT SHIPPER to UNITED CO-OPERATIVE OF ONTARIO LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT TORONTO Ship Your Livestock with ROY SCOTCHMER Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAY FIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday „ For Prompt Service ;,) CV • V No Charges on. Pick-up • - 47t WINNER of $25 in the Exeter Kinsmen 100 Club Draw is Ken Davidson. 4c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE CREDITORS In the Estate of Timothy O'Leary Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Timothy O'Leary late of the Village of Zurich, in the County of Huron, Retired Farmer who- died on or about the 19th day of December, 1973 are required to rile particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by the 26th day of January, 1974 after which date the es- tate will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. Bell & Laughton Solicitors for the executrix Exeter, Ontario 2:3:4c NOT. IQ TO CREDITORS n the Estate of Olivia Estellie Irene Hodgins Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Olivia Estellia Irene Hodgins late of the Town of Exeter, County of Huron, Housewife, who died on or about the 29th day of December 1973, are required to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter, On- tario, by the 2nd day of February, 1974 after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been receiv- ed. Bell & Laughton Solicitors for the executor Exeter, Ontario 3:4:5c NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Frederick Preszcator late of the Town of Exeter in the County of Huron, Retired, who died on or about the 12th day of December, 1973. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 15th day of February, 1974 after which date the estate assets will be dis- tributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. Raymond & McLean Barristers & Solicitors Exeter, Ontario Solicitors for the administrator 3:4c EXETER TIMES ADVOCATE 235-1331 REC MEETING Representatives from eight South Huron communities met in Exeter Wednesday to consider amalgamating efforts for recreational activities. While no consensus of opinion was reached, the representatives did see enough merit in the suggestion to name a steering committee and to set a date for another meeting. The steering committee named is as follows: Exeter, John Stevens; Hensall, George Parker; Zurich, Doug Arm- strong; Hay, John Tinney; Stephen, Jee Dietrich; Grand Bend, Doug Martin; Usborne, Bill Morley. The meeting had been called by Exeter and after a word of welcome from Reeve Derry Boyle, Bruce Shaw was named chairman. A member of Exeter council and RAP, Shaw explained to the various delegates that the idea of the meeting was a "sounding board" to share some ideas. He stated that Exeter would be hiring a recreation director in the immediate future and hoped that the person named would even- tually become a rec director "for South Huron". Shaw said all communities were faced with cost problems in providing facilities people wanted and said there may be some financial benefit in joining together. Doug Martin of Grand Bend questioned whether the ministry would permit communities to band together and have each draw grants for recreation purposes. Shaw said this was okay and in fact encouraged and a representative from the ministry, Don Reid, told the meeting the only requirement was that each municipality have an appropriate bylaw and a recreation committee. He said there are many area recreation councils in the province, adding that one existed in the St. Marys area. Grand Bend councillor Murray DesJardins said to be effective it was necessary to have "an easy auditor and a clerk who will lie". He went on to explain that Grand Bend had considered an area rec council in 1963, but found they had to spend so much money to get anything "we gave up in disgust". The discussion continued around the matter of grants available until Zurich clerk Doug Armstrong suggested "we're' barking around the wrong tree". He said Zurich was not in the same league with Exeter in terms of recreation and reported his village was now spending $15 to $20 per person on recreation. "I think that's a little much," he advised. Armstrong opined that the grants available didn't work out to that much and suggested the answer may lie with rural municipalities contributing to the cost of recreation in their neigh- boring urban areas. He said 50 percent of those engaged in recreation in Zurich were from outside the municipality and urged more co- operation between communities. Reid agreed that Armstrong's point was well taken and the matter of grants should be only a "small part of any decision", Hensall's George Parker noted that some townships were not getting recreation grants at the present and "we (urban) may as well get that money". Leroy Thiel of Zurich replied that the small amount id question still wouldn't reduce costs by that much. John Tinney, Hay Township, noted that his municipality was involved in recreation on all four corners and said a joint effort "is a good idea as far as I'm con- cerned", Stephen Reeve Joe Dietrich said his municipality tried to set up a recreation committee and had appointed eight men, but they didn't come back for the second meeting. 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