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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-04-01, Page 10NEW TRACTORS die 1—Farmoll 766 D w/standard equipment 1—Farmall 966 w/cab and air 1—Farmall 1066 without cab }....4.eirrrreri44444.0pielreoloreliavalsig.iiiree....SOLD 1—Int. 674 0 w/18.4x30 tires 'USED TRACTORS 1—Farmall 766 D w/roll guard. Low hours 1—Farmall 1066 D with cab, 1700 hrs. Real good 1.....Twopiump4444.643. Jdo , SOLD 2—Farmall 1066, cab, air, 20.8x38, low hrs. 1—Farmall 1066, cab, heat, 20.8x34 2200 hrs, OLD 1—int. 275 gas. Reconditioned 1—Farmall 544 D New tires, Sharp 1—Case 730 D. Cheap power 1—Massey Super 90 gos. Runs well 1—Int. 354 gas w/1550 loader. 800 hours 1—Leyland 384 D w/Dunham loader 1—Farmall C w/cultivator 1—Farmall Super M gas 1—Farmall Cub w/Woods mower 1—Oliver 550 gas w/loader 1—Int. 434 D, power steering, 1501 loader 1—J.D. 1020 gas with #37 loader 1—Farmall 1256 D with cab. Excellent 1—Massey 255 D loaded 390 hours 1—Int. 504 G high arch, fully equipped. Excellent 1—John Deere 4230, quad range, 4 post, 1000 hours 1—Formall 656 0, 3 pt., wide front. Sharp . 1—Farmall 806-D, 3 pt. wide front, new 18.4x34 Good 806-0, 3 p,t., wide front, new 18.4x38 Sharp 1—Int. 624-0, power steering, 3 p.t., Good N. T. MONTEITH EXETER LTD. 235-2121 "The best in service when you need it inoStr Page 1Q 976. Times-Advocate, April 1, • Boyle recommends that farm buildings adhere to Ontario Building Code and agricultural courses are needed 110 positions only) for topogra\phical surveying and the design of tile drainage systems on agricultural lands. recreational programmes for all ages, cataloguing work in museums, etc. Some 220 positions are available, obtaining "in- ternship" experience in technical, performance and administrative activities in the performing arts, also in provincial art galleries. information and travel ,eoun- sellors. Also 12 positions es Marketing assistants for senior and post-secondary students enrolled in a marketing programme. By JACK RIDDELL MPP Huron-Middlesex Ministry of Education There are 772 opportunities under a programme operated in co-operation with local school boards to undertake a wide variety of„ projects of an educational nature, also providing a direct benefit to the community. Requirements will vary according to individual Board projects and the exact locations of these opportunities will not be announced until the end of April. to remember the mail service provided by the library for any persons in Huron wanting specific books to read. Joeeph Dietrich, a former Stephen Township reeve and county couticillor, has been appointed assistant tree corn, missioner in }Wren. Mrs, Gerpal Thind, Supervisor of Public Health Nursing, has resigned effective March 31, 1976. A long discussion during the afternoon session regarding employee beeefits led to retaining W.F. Morneau and Associates whe will provide consultation serices to Huron where employee; benefits 'are concerned and acts the county's spokesman when c iestions from staff arise. features are concerned, and up to $1,000 each for Colborne and Goderich Township secondary plans. Consultants are only to be used as necessary, Reeve Bill Elston expressed his regret at official notice that Whitechurch Deposit Library had been closed. Librarian Bill Partridge said that only 15 books had circulated in the entire final month of operation and for that reason, had not been considered a viable library, Mr. Partridge added that if somebody in Whitechurch would come forth with an offer to maintain a library in the home, the service could continue. In the meantime, the county librarian reminded Whitechurch readers Civil Service Commission Secondary school students taking clerical or business op- tions may apply for 175 positions involving the re-organization and consolidation of personnel files. Ministry of Colleges and Universities Senior secondary or post- secondary students may obtain interest free loans to a maximum of $1,000 to own and operate their own summer business under the Venture Capital programme. Applications are evaluated by the local Chamber of Commerce and passed to a provincial panel for consideration. Another pr ogre merle co-ordinated through the Junior Achievement organization of Canada en- courages students to develop and operate low-risk businesses with guidance from trained staff, with some initial capitalization. For native secondary school students only, there are positions on university or college campuses In academic or administrative departments, to encourage natiye secondary students to continue their education. down, not the farm buildings," Reeve Boyle also questioned the province's request that all historical buildings and heritage areas be clearly designated on secondary plans. The planning director had pointed out that he does not have anyone on his present staff with the necessary expertise to do this work, He said that to engage consultants to do the work, it would cost about $2,500 for an urban plan and $1,500 for a rural plan. These costs would be subsidized by a minimum of 50 percent by the province. Reeve Boyle felt this could infringe on a person's right to do what he liked with his own property. Mr. Davidson ex- plained this only gave provision for a 180 day period during which a demolition permit could be withheld until some alternative plan could be achieved. Upon ' being asked whether anyone within the county had the necessary expertise to do this kind of work, Mr. Davidson answered that Nick Hill, a former county planner still living in Huron, was able to do this as were probably several others in the county. Council gave approval for up to $1,500 to be spent for the Hensall secondary plan where heritage Should farm buildings come under the Ontario Building Code? Reeve Derry Boyle of Exeter thinks they should, and he thinks the Ontario Building Code should be amended accordingly. The matter came up at Huron County Council's March session Friday in Goderich when the county planning board made a recommendation to concur with a proposal from Perth County regarding the issuance of building permits for farm buildings, Such building permits, council felt, should be for the purposes of locating the building on the site with regard to road allowances etc. and assessment only. Reeve Boyle questioned this, and said that all buildings should come under the Ontario Building Code and be so constructed. There are many persons who share your view," commented county planning director Gary Davidson. "We have been silly enough to provide cheap food and lots of it," stated Deputy-reeve Grant Stirling, Goderich Township, "but when it comes to farm buildings we build to last. There's farm buildings arourd which- have stood for 100 years or more, We read in the paper that it is the public buildings that are falling Secretariat for Justice Two positions only — to assist in development of proposals related to citizen and community responsibility in crime control and administration of justice — preferably graduate students. Ministry of Labour A province-wide construction industry survey. Applicants must be over 18 and have access to car. Post-secondary students, preferably in Business, Com- merce and Finance, may also apply to work in industry per- sonnel offices — recruitment, compensation, employee benefits, etc, There are also 10 postions for post-secondary students in the field of social services, working on a project to highlight the community and education work of the Ontario Human Rights Commission. A further 10 positions for similar students are available on Job Market Research in,Toronto, and at a Resource Centre, also in Toronto. Ministry of the Environment A variety of opportunities in environment-related projects operated both within the Ministry and in co-operation with universities, community colleges and recognized environmentalist groups — mostly for post- secondary students. The Ontario Government's special summer employment programme is called Ontario Experience '76, and some 7,800 jobs will be available this year• to students interested in em- ployment opportunities in the broad areas of culture, recreation, social services, education and the environment. Application deadlines were originally set at April 5 for post- secondary students and April 30 for secondary students, but the post-secondary deadline has now been extended to April 12. If more information is needed on the programme, write to Ontario Experience '76, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1A2, or to the Ministry responsible for the employment opportunities in which you are interested, • Ministry of Community and Social Services There are 121 positions for post- secondary students with an in- terest in the human services field — to work in Ministry district offices, assisting social workers, protective service workers, vocational rehabilitation coun- sellors, etc, Ministry of Natural Resources Secondary and post-secondary students may apply for work with Conservation Authorities — manual, clerical and technical positions. Also District Offices of the Ministry have some 1,288 positions in the field of resource management. Ministry of Agriculture and Food Young people are needed to assist in the development of Ontario's Agricultural Museum at Milton, through research, cataloguing, restoration of agricultural artifacts etc. First year university students may apply for work on a programme to aid in the development of pest management for horticultural crops through the collection and recording of weather and pest data. Post-secondary students, enrolled in engineering, technical Lions houseleague team receives "A" trophy Ministry of Health First and second year medical students may apply for 30 positions as ambulance driver attendants to supplement am- bulance services clueing the peak summer period — throughout Ontario, especially Wasaga and Crystal Beach area. Secondary school and past-secondary students may apply for 167 positions in one of the Provincial Psychiatric Hospitals, motivating better patient par- ticipation in social, recreational and therapeutic activities. Clean Up Quick Ministry of Culture and Recreation There are several programmes under this Ministry's jurisdic- tion. Positions are available on projects to develop useful community cultural and Ministry of Correctional Services For post-secondary un- dergraduates — 248 positions as assistant supervisors, assistant recreation officers, teachers, correctional officers, group home assistants, programme co- ordinators and library technicians. Ministry of Housing Eighty positions for secondary students. An opportunity to develop leadership qualities through on-job training in recreation programmes of various Ontario Housing projects throughout the province. Also for senior post-secondary students work with municipalities on community renewal program- mes — requires strong background in planning, urban studies, community development and related disciplines. ;IL JOHN DEERE Ministry of Industry and Tourism Employment with the 12 provincial travel associations as Ministry of Solicitor-General Secondary, post-secondary and law students may apply for 51 opportunities to be exposed to the day-to-day operations of police forces, Students will not engage in actual police work but will, depending on training and ex- perience and type of position available, be employed in clerical or support type func- tions. Some positions may require working shifts. Award Junior Farmer travelling scholarship John Deere High-Pressure Washers. Cut your big cleaning jobs down to size with a no-scrub cleaning machine from John Deere, We have four high-pressure washer models with nozzle pressures from 500 to 1,100 psi. Just plug your washer into household current, hook up to a cold water supply and you're in business. Come in and pick out the washer that meets your needs. MODEL A18 Reg. $412.00 CLEAN UP QUICK SPECIAL 4 guests Saturday evening at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Pete Sovereign. They were observing Mrs. Howard McDonald's and Ferlin Sovereign's birthdays. Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Love and Fayann, Varna, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs, Wayne Carroll. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Quinton spent a couple of days last week in Toronto on Business. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Dougall. Miss Brenda Carroll visited her grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll for a couple of days this past week. Mr. Gate Wennerstrom, Nancy and Robert Tindall were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis, later in the day Penny Smith, Centralia entertained Nancy at a' dinner and movie in London. Mrs. Earl Atkinson, Lucan, Mrs. Jim Barker and Jean, Mrs. Earl Greenlee, Mrs, Hugh Davis and Heather, Mrs. Bob Tindall Nancy and Marylou and Mrs. Heber Davis entertained Mrs. Flossey Dickins, of the McCor- mick Home London, to dinner on her birthday last Tuesday. huirc9rri a EXETER. 235-1115 By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Ian Carroll one of StAhleNTgSoBaUliReYs for the Lions Houseleague Hockey teams in Lucan reports the team won the "A" trophy Saturday. Personals During the school break many of the children enjoyed holidays with friends Miss Patti Dobbs visited with Jill Trollope in Hyde Park, Marylou Tindall with Debbie Hirtzel, Parkhill, Ian Carroll with Dave Cann Exeter, Freddie Dobbs at the home of Dr. & Mrs. Doug Jackson, London, Angela Korevaar and Tracy Quinton visited with Tracy's grandmother Mrs. Fred Land London. Robin Quinton with her grandparente Mr. & Mrs. Bill .Quinton, London, Sean Quinton with his aunt and uncle Mr. & Mrs. N. Johnson and his great grandmother Mrs. Rose McFalls in Glanworth. Miss Nancy Tindall entertained her friend Kim Flood from Lucan. Holy Communion service was conducted at St, Patrick's church Sunday.Wayne Carroll read the Epistle. Nancy and Marylou Tindall attended the first meeting of the "Garden Club" at the home of Mrs. Don O'Neil, Lucan. Mr, & Mrs. Hugh Davis were I SAVE * SAVE*SAYE I SAVE TIME • SAVE MONEY • SAVE CROP DAMAGE Not billed for drainage mittee, Prior to moving to Huron County, Dixie was a member of the University of Guelph Junior Farmers and Prince Edward County Junior Farmers. She has attended the Provincial Junior Farmer Leadership Camp, Provincial Junior Farmer Conference, participated in Junior Farmer ladies' trio, folk choir and other local activities, worked on several Junior Far- mer newsletters, and in 1971 represented Ontario Junior Farmers at the Hoosier Recreation Workshop in Indiana. In her local community, Dixie is a Director of the Ashfield Township Federation of Agriculture, She is also a 4-H Homemaking Club Leader having completed both 4-H agricultural and homemaking projects as a member. Her leisure activities include playing guitar and piano, sewing and crafts, teaching Sunday School and playing broomball, volleyball and softball, SAVE ALL AROUND BY SPREADING EARLY WITH OUR NEW BIG 'A' CUSTOM SPREADER Dixie Cameron, RR 7 Lucknow, will be representing Ontario Junior Farmers as she heads for "down under" in 1977. Dixie has been awarded the Junior Farmer Travelling Scholarship to Australia and New Zealand sponsored by the Junior Far- mers' Association of Ontario and the United Co-operatives of Ontario. The announcement was made March 20 at the Annual Banquet of the J.F.A.O. Dixie lives on a 300 acre farm where she and her husband operate a beef feedlot and raise feeder pigs. They have a young son. Dixie has been an active Junior Farmer for 6 years. During 1975- 76 she was President of the local West Huron Junior Farmer Club, a club which she took a key role in reviving after a number of years of inactivity. She is the Alternate Director to the Provincial Junior Farmers' Association for Huron County for 1976 and chairman of the county Fund Raising Com- • We are ready to" spread Nitrogen on your wheat now. • For your Frederick °Wheat we recommend 200 lbs. Ammonium Nitrate per acre • Consult us for all your chemical & fertilizer needs today! • We have truck spreader or spreaders for rent. , Farmers and some residents in Bosanquet Township have never been billed for drainage work, some of which were installed 11 years ago, and now totals a $340,000 bill. Various councils representing the township have been` involved in the borrowing of money for the work, on financial terms that exceeded their stay in office. The mystery of the missing money has been researched by Clerk-Treasurer of the Township, Bob McCordic, His initial discovery led him to bill 118 farmers, but further in- vestigation showed that almost every farmer in the township was in arrears, and some residents in Ipperwash and Port Franks as well. Council has been borrowing money in the past 11 years to pay the portion of the bill that the farmers should have been paying, Council sometimes drew money from the general accounts to meet the ratepayers portions that weren't being collected, Council has decided to debenture the outstanding amount, which will require a private member bill in the Provincial Parliament. The OMB would normally have to approve a debenture, but because' the work has already been done, the debenture doesnot need their approval. Although McCordie will have to appear before a committee of the house, after the Second reading of the bill to answer questions, little difficulty is expected in having the debenture approved, Council will have to write off the 09,000 in interest that is due there because bills for the works have never been received by the farmers involved, 'I' o pay off the amount owing, farmers will be allowed to either pay hi dash or over a five year period at the current rate of in. tercet. $369 LIMITED TIME OFFER HENsALL 262.2527 MITCHELL 348.5423 (MANTON 225.2360 .. •,. • ''''' .'"'' Alesin :THE LIQ THAT CONTROLS BO WEEDS and GRASS El IT'S A LIQUID That makes Afesin convenient to handle and easy to apply. There's- nO carryover residue.th following year, ECONOMICAL TO USE Afegin is one of the most economical herbiOideS. you can use, One pre-emergent spray gives you full season control. 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