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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-11-18, Page 28A HAPPY OCCASION — Don and Donna Smith of Lucan celebrated a wedding anniversary on the weekend. Above, they present the Don Smith Sunoco trophy to Clarence Hardy, centre, at Saturday's annual banquet of the Lucan Homing Pigeon club. T-A photo • Hay ratepayers want more given for recreation purpose 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Lyle Agnes Dayman Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Lyle Agnes Dayman, late of the Village of Grand Bend, County of Lambton, Widow, who died on or about the 11th day of July 1976 are required to file particulars of same with Sell & Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by the 20th day of November 1976 after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. Bell & Laughton Solicitors for the Executrix Exeter, Ontario 45:46:47c `Zenith's Color Sentry" does it all for you: controls the color picture when the scene changes, or the channel changes, even when the room light changes. You get that great Zenith picture —automatically. The LUCERNE • H1940W Simulated grained Walnut cabinet. Picture Control. Automatic Fine-tuning Control. Illuminated Channel Numbers. VHF and UHF Antennas. BILL'S Plumbing, Heating Electrical Complete sewer installations Free estimates call 527-0203 or 527-0495 THANK YOU We would like to thank the ratepayers of the Town of Exeter for the trust placed in us. We will strive to fulfill this con- fidence. Reeve W. E. "Si" Simmons Deputy Reeve Don MacGregor =r IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111 t)))ill L` Antiques, Furniture, Blacksmith Carpenter & Garden Tools Cutters, Etc. For Earl Montgomery tel: 527-1044, 34 John St., F.: Seaforth, 1 block west of Main St. centre of town (ex- tensive) 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 20, 10:30 a.m. CHILD'S PRESS BACK HIGH CHAIR (family heirloom ex- cellent), linen fold tear drop pulls, commode chair, dining table & 6 chairs, chest drawers, organ stool, drop leaf pantry table(exc.), sewing machine, 2 old radios, cuckoo clock, 2 trunks, night table, 2 pine dough boxes, oak arm chair, assortment rare old walking canes, 2 cook stoves including Beech, Beaver sealer, brass candle holders, 4 oil lanterns, box new lantern glass, coal oil lamps, Quebec heater(exc.), glazed chamber pot, picture frames, rare antique cof- fee table, coal skuttles, flat irons, team harness, iron hangers, high collar tops, 3 buffalo robes, assortment horse blankets, string of back bells, walking plow, buggy wheels, SPECIAL: CUTTERS -OVERLAND STEEL BODY 3/4 speed bells on shaft, wooden cutter original stencils, team cutter pole, double trees & neck yoke. BLACKSMITH EQUIPMENT 2 large anvils, 2 forges, 2 corking vices, corks for horse shoes & nails, large E assortment blacksmith tools, chisels, saws, tongs, etc., 2 rubber tired 3 ton wagons, hay fork rope, chains. SULKY JOGGING CART good cond., feed box, 20" gas lawn mower, cylinder cut lawn mower, rubber hose, (new)waterless toilet &chemicals, studio couch & 2 chairs, 3 beds & mattresses , office swivel chair, wringer washer, wicker clothes basket, (new)stainless steel flatware, some dishes & many other items too numerous to list. NO RESERVES---TERMS OF SALE CASH PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD Farm and Blacksmith Tools Sell First Earl Montgomery, Prop, 527-1044 Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents day of sale Percy Wright, Auctioneer KIPPEN, ONT, 262.5515 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 1 AUCTION SALE 20 Property For Rent ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT ill Mensal), heat. hot water and drapes supplied, stove and fridge if necessary. Call 262-2119 or 262-2409. 47c THREE BEDROOM unfurnished apartment. Apply Al's. Super Save, Hensall, Ontario. 47:48c LARGE AUCTION at Action Centre Mart Exeter Saturday Nov. 27 11:00 a.m. Contents from 2 cottages Mr. W.H. Dunn Bayfield Mr. Fred Couch Grand Bend Full listing next week Percy Wright Auctioneer THREE BEDROOM HOUSE across from High School, in Exeter: two bedroom mobile home. Phone 235- 0537. 47c TWO BEDROOM upstairs apart- ment available Dec. I. Phone 235- 2901, Andex Building Products. 47c LARGE two bedroom apartment available Dee. 1. Phone 235-1706 evenings. 47$ TWO BEDROOM apartment, Main Street, Grand Bend, reasonable for one year lease, partially furnished, $80.00 plus utilities. Phone 416-389- 0295 evenings, or write A. Phinn, RR I, A neaster. TWO BEDROOM apartment in Crediton. Call London collect 433- 8092 after 6 pan. 39t FURNISHED, heated apartment above Canadian Tire available Nov. 1. Phone 235-1497 or 235-0451. 42t ...,..„;:ii all 01111111111111A11! I iilli6 I II„,,H ZWART AND BUILDERS Hap General Happy General Contractors HOMES Custom p 5 4 t FOR SALE Semi 1:1tached Homes on Andrew St. Livingroom, kitchen & dining, bathroom, 3 bedrooms, painted and carpet throughout, full basement, forced air gas, plumbing in basement for washroom and shower. Landscaped lots. ,,UnHHHUHUHUOUUflUflUnfillflnflUUUfiflUUflUnnflUHMflUllflnHHHHflflUflflnilWa W. J. HUGHES REALTY LIMITED 38 EAST STREET GODERICH, ONT. 489 MAIN STREET, EXETER ° OFFICE 235-2533 CARL WALKER Bayfield 565-5393 GLENN THURMAN Dashwood 237-3775 BOB JANKE Dungannon 529-7735 EXETER CHRISTMAS SHOPPING?? Buy this spotless brick ranch to- day and be moved in time for Christmas, and be settled in front of the cheery fireplace in the living roam This well main- tained home has 3 lovely bedrooms, kitchen, large laundry room, main floor den, attached garage. Located on a quiet street with mature trees and large, private backyard. THE IMPRESSIVE RANCH has 3 LARGE bedrooms, 2 baths, separate formal dining room, fireplaces in living room and family room. Lower level has laundry room, work shop, cold storage area, Professionally landscaped lot with attached garage plus many, many extras. 2 LARGE BUILDING LOTS, one with trees, all services in, Buy NOW for spring building. OUR NEWEST LISTING is a quality, well cared for ranch in better than new condition. Has a lovely large living room, separate dining room, 1 1/2 baths, LARGE, FINISHED rec room, quality carpeting, oversize lot. Very nicely decorated, PRICED TO SEM LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? Don't miss this choice brick bungalow with its 2 bedrooms, eat-in kitchen, LARGE dining room, modern bath, laundry/multipurpose room off kitchen. Situated on a very large pool-size lot on a street with minimal traffic, The brick and roof are in an excellent state of repair, HE WHO HESITATES lives in an apartment and pays rent! Don't miss this once-in-a-lifet;.t—N opportunity to purchase this well kept 1 1/2 storey hcc,_0‘,X3 bedrooms, separate dining room, living room, LAR(....? rktICHEN. On sewer, private drive, nice backyard. Only $30,000. MOVE IN TODAY — owner anxious for offers on this quality built older brick home with its FOUR BEDROOMS. Large liv- ing room has Angelstone fireplace, stained glass windows, formal dining area, eat-in kitchen. Also heated pool, change room, electric sauna, plus many, many more features. PRICE IS GREATLY REDUCED FOR immediate sale. DOCTOR? LAWYER? PROFESSIONAL MAN? This large 4 bedroom brick home is in a choice location with lots of park- ing. Has a double living room, separate dining room, sun porch, good hardwood floors, full basement. AREA PROPERTIES CLINTON — MUST BE SOLD. Neat 3 bedroom bungalow on quiet street, close to downtown, Living room, dining room, kitchen, 4 piece bath. Full basement. CARPORT, HENSALL — COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL property, good main street location. Five bedroom home has 2 full baths, LARGE LOT with plenty of parking, two rental units showing good income. HENSALL — Very sound 1' storey frame home is located on quiet street, LARGE KITCHEN has good cupboards, separate dining room, living room, main floor den and laundry room, Freshly decorated. PRICED VERY REASONABLY. GRAND BEND AREA — Newer Cedar Chalet in private treed subdivision, 3 large bedrooms, Cathedral ceiling in liv- ing room, kitchen with dining area, 'patio doors to sun deck, laundry room, partially finished recreation room roughed-in fireplace, 2 baths. GARAGE. i*aaft Vaaeoted4 a Oat Readevte Announcigg r 100% Solid-state All new 1977 KOWA:COLOR"' 20" DECORATOR COMPACT TV featuring ZENITH COLOR SENTRY " The Automatic Picture Control,,Sys ern * VIII ‘-tt, • PLUS EVG—Electronic Video Guard Tuning System One-knob VHF and UHF Channel Selection 100% Solid-State Titan Chassis POWER SENTRY Voltage Regulating System '69995 Wilmar D. Wein Clerk FE. 400..1•11111MISINNIIMENIMMINIIM.111•1•MMOMMIMINOM.......••••••••••••••••M•1•11.11.0•••••••••••••=1.0•61brimmesi.FMNOMMIIMMININ... Police Village Of Dashwood NOMINATIONS Notice is hereby given to the municipal electors of the Police Village of Dashwood in the Township of Stephen and Hay in the County of Huron that in com- pliance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1972, Chap- ter 95, the period for a second nomination is: from 9:00 a.m. Thurs. Nov. 25th, 1976 to 5:00 p.m. Mon. Nov. 29th, 1976 at the office of the clerk of the Township of Stephen during regular off ice hours, for the purpose of nominating fit and proper persons for the office of Trustee - One to be elected 20 Property For Rent FULLY MODERN mobile home, 12x70, furnished, 2 bedrooms, carpeted throughout, paneled, coloured appliances. All facilities to be paid by tenant. Adults preferred, no pets, 21,1 miles south of Grand Bend. Available Dec. I. Phone 238- 8278. 47:48c RUST) REAL ESTATE w. • ° NEW BRICK HOMES - $34,323 Located at Vanastra Clinton Harold White Homes offer these quality built homes under the Assisted Home Ownership Program. Only $1,700 down and monthly payments as low as $230 P.I.T. in the first year, depending on income. This federally- sponsored program is designed to help young families buy their first home, but anyone may buy, regardless of age or income. WE TAKE TRADE-INS Harold White Homes will ex- change your present home, mobile home etc. on a beautiful new bungalow. Open house each weekend - Sat. and Sun. after- noons. For further information call: Don Hoist Real Estate, Clin- ton 482-3595 4 ZURICH Building lot 91' x 132' with a 24' x 30' double garage. Serviced lot. :11-* BAYFIELD AREA treed spacious lot. Three bedroom Park like setting on this beautifully frame needing some work. Well constructed home. Asking $32,- 500. BLUE HAVEN BEACH Lakefront cottage with un- obstructed view of Lake Huron. 3 bedrooms, fully insulated. Sandy beach. Lot 78'x340'. Enjoy 3 seasons. 20 Property For Rent Spacious New Apartment Building 3 bedroom, 2 bedroom, I bedroom nd bachelor aparttnents, available and I. For more information Call 482-3085 Vanastra Park 45:46:47:48c FOUR BEDROOM duplex, 221 Algonquin Drive, Huron Park. Apply Joseph Wragg, 228.6719, available Dec. 45:46:47:48c ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT for Senior Citizens only. For more in- formation call Maplewoods Apts., Zurich 236-4373. 3 It 21 For Rent RENTALS FLOOR SANDERS FLOOR EDGERS POWER HAND SAWS BELT SANDERS ,4” and If' DRILLS PORTABLE TELEVISIONS FLOOR POLISHERS BEAVERS HARDWARE Your Westinghouse Dealer Exeter 235-1033 !St Rent a Car or Truck BY THE HOUR BY THE DAY BY THE WEEK For Your Moving Needs 12' Delivery Van Available For Rent LARRY SNIDER MOTORS LTD. Exeter 235-1640 31t CONSTRUCTION scaffolding, ex- tension ladder; skill saw; adding machine; sump {lump; 12 & 20 ton hydraulic jack; utility trailer; cartop carrier; 16' van. 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 Monday to Friday after 4 p.m. Weekends anytime. N. J. Corriveau, Zurich. 16t 22 For Sale or Rent GOOD CONDITION 10x50 rug mobile home, 2 bedrooms, 4-pee bath, fridge and stove, private location. Phone 238-8656. 47c 23 Wanted To Rent GARAGE for antique storage, 40 mile radius of London acceptable. Phone 432-3394. 47:48c 25 Notices INDEPENDENT SHIPPER to UNITED CO-OPERATIVE OF ONTARIO LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT TORONTO Ship Your Livestock with ROY SCOTCH MER 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 47/4t Recreation was the main issue at Tuesday night's Hay township ratepayers meeting in the township hall in Zurich. Close to 50 ratepayers showed up at the meeting, and they did not hesitate to say they felt more money should be given towards recreation in the township. The ratepayers were informed by councillor Tony Bedard, the one mill, $3500, which was spent on recreation last year was dis- tributed among Hensall, Exeter, the hardball diamond just out- side Zurich, the Dashwood ball diamond and the Zurich arena. The Zurich arena received the lion's share of the money, $1,000. Joy Hogg asked the council members where her tax dollars were going, if only one mill of them was going to recreation. She said "One mill seems so little for an arena (Zurich) that is being used by so many people. Where are our taxes going?" When there was no immediate response from the council she demanded "Do none of you know?" Clerk Wayne Horner respond- ed to this question saying anyone who wanted to could come into his office and he would be happy to explain the township expen- ditures. Kay Webb asked council if it would be possible to find out how much the Zurich arena cost Hay township to run before it was turned over to Zurich. She said she had heard "it was in the thousands of dollars back then. If this is true we are going backwards, not forwards," Reeve Tinney replied that at the time the arena was given to Zurich, they said they could make it pay. He added, I 'don't-- see any of them here tonight. A ratepayer responded to Mr. Tinney's statement by saying "I don't feel we should hold this against them (Zurich). I don't think that is the issue, we all use it (the arena) and we aren't pay- ing our share." At this point Councillor Wilder said "We've paid $1900 in the past two years (to the Zurich Arena). I'm not saying it is enough, I think it should be more. I have kids using it too." Mr. Wilder suggested there should perhaps be a plebiscite across the township and if everyone wants five mills added to their taxes for recreation then he would pay his share. Mr. Wilder criticized the press for being, in his words, unfair by insinuating in an editorial that Hay had offered Zurich nothing for the arena when in fact they had given $1,000. Councillor Bedard informed the ratepayers the recreation committee knew Zurich wanted $3,000, but that the recreation committee had decided one mill would be sufficient. Deputy reeve Joe Miller ex- plained the recreation corn- Defer action on Arcade Exeter council have still not made a decision on what licence fee will 'be charged for the pin- ball machines at the Mad Hatter Arcade and Disco, but members are not alone in their quandry. Bylaw committee chairman Barb Bell said the councils of Toronto and London were also confused over the issue and they were attempting to have the ministry of municipal affairs in- clude some guidelines in the Municipal Act, Both Toronto and London had drafted lengthy bylaws, but the latter's was returned from the provincial government. The police department in Lon- don noted that the quandry arose in July, 1975, after the legislation which made pinball machines il- legal was withdrawn. It was indicated that the Lon- don police wanted some stringent regulations regarding pinball machi es because they were getting numerous com- plaints about the fact many young children were being ad- mitted to places where the machines were available to them. Reeve. Derry Boyle finally end- ed the debate, Monday, when he suggested council gather what information they can ffom other communities and present a report to next year's council. Canine control costs increasing It's going to cost Exeter ratepayers more to control dogs next year if council decides to re- tain the services of the London Humane Society, The Society advised this week that the annual fee will be in- creased from $1,600 to $1,760. Special patrols requested by council or the police will be charged at $7.50 per hour with an additional fee of 25 cents per mile for mileage. The previous figures were $6.00 per hour and 20 cents per mile. Council decided to turn the matter over to the social ser- vices committee for their recommendations. mittee is supposed to draw up a budget and then it is approved by council. He felt any questions or complaints about the size of that budget should be directed to the recreation committee, not the council, However, Mr. Love, a member of the Hay recreation committee disagreed saying "I understood we (the rec committee) only had $3500 and our job was simply to allocate this money. Mr. Miller replied, "No, that is wrong." However, later in the meeting Councillor Mousseau said that while the recreation committee is supposed to set up the budget and then council approves it, last year the council did set the limit and all the recreation committee did was allocate these funds. Mr. Tinney said he felt one of the problems was the youth of the recreation committee in that it has only been in operation for the past two years. He added that the committee couldn't operate anything without volunteers and in the past coun- cil has had a hard time trying to find any, Mr. Miller than asked the ratepayers present if they felt it was justified to tax Hay and give only to the Zurich arena. This evoked cries of "That's not what we're saying" from the ratepayers. Mr. Miller then reminded them that 80 percent of the recreation budget for Hay township stayed in the Zurich- Dashwood area. To this the ratepayers replied, "Then the budget is not enough." Mr. Miller responded by say- ing "Don't put all the blame on council.' We aSIted for input into the recreation committee and we didn't get much, He then went on to say he hoped the Zurich recreation com- mittee would invite the Hay recreation committee and ex- plain the situation to them before the new budgets are set. Fred Haberer, reeve of Zurich but also a ratepayer of Hay township told the meeting the Zurich council had decided it would be necessary to talk to the township about recreation, but that the Zurich council felt it should be done first at the heads of council level. Mr. Miller said he hoped it would be on a broader scale than just people. Mr. Haberer assured him this would just be a start, that the main objective was to improve communications between the two groups, Mr. Mousseau said he felt Mr. Haberer had a very good idea, and agreed there was a definite lack of communication. Page 20. Times-Advocate, November 18, 1976 Crediton, Ontario November 18, 1976 Russell Electric Ltd • Main St., Exeter 235-0505 CHERRYDALE FARM Located 1/2 mile from the Ben- miller Inn, Consists of 130 scenic acres with approximately 3,a mile of Maitland River frontage. The house which was recently renovated is one of the oldest buildings in Huron County. Also large born and storage shed. FARM NEAR RIPLEY 95 acres, 85 workable drained. 40' x 60' barn with 25' x 40' ex- tension, 16' x 45' concrete silo, 3 bedroom frame home. This farm is situated on a black top road. Planted in corn this year. HAROLD ERB, Bayfield 565-2828 Office 524-8100 •