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DEVELOPMENTS INC,
J. TAYLOR
12,11.3. EXETER, ONTARIO NOM ISO I
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM
luxury apt.
AVAILABLE
Laundry facilities.
Jack Taylor '
229-6472
4) -Auctioneers- Liquidators
Appraisers 41
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41 ESTATE AUCTION 4i
41 EXCELLENT HOME PROPERTY 0
41 AND FURNISHINGS 41
0 THE ORIGINAL COL. LANGFORD 41
0 HOME 0
0 133 MAIN ST., LUCAN ' 0
11 AM SATURDAY, MAY 3rd 41
41 FURNISHINGS. The contents of this stately 41 0 2 storey brick residence are unique and will' 0 0 be sold individually. BEAUTIFUL HUN- 0 41 GARIAN PENDULUM WALL CLOCK, pair „
original style Jacobian arm chairs, cran- 40 0 berry glass pieces, ladder back chairs, hall 0 0 lamps, oil paintings, 2 pair living room
0 drapes, real nice sofa & chair suite, blue vel- 4!
vet chair, 'solid cherry' 3 Piece coffee and VII (1 end tables in French Provincial, marble 0
41 base figurine table lamps, super chandelier,
41 wine racks, pictures. 0
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45 1. 45 Modern quad receiver, turntable and 0 speaker set, encyclopedia America, silver 41
41 candle holders, small trunk, rare antique 0
oak dentist cabinet, print "THE OLD WA-41 TER MILL", flower design 9 x 9 carpet, 45
4/ many pieces glass, china, Nippon-Brass-De- 0
0 pression, brick-a-brac, R,S. Germany-silver, 0
O round oak table, 4 P.B. chairs, like new (1
year old) Viking fridge, Admiral 30" "stove, 41 0 kitchen utensils, etc., 26!' color television, 0
0 gas lawn mower, garden tools, vacuum 0
41 cleaner, spin washer and full size dryer,
lawn furniture, tent, sofa bed, sleeping bags, 0
O oak office chair, set of lift weights. 0
0 Immaculate 3 piece Colonial bedroom 0
41 suite. Cedar chest in mahogany by 45
41 Milverlon furniture.
P us many miscellaneous household lots. 0
O 1973 OLDSMOBI LE CUSTOM WAGON 41 0 THE PROPERTY BEING OFFERED AT 0
41 12.30 PM. This truly fine home located on the
, n Main St. is one of Lucan's prime residences, 41,
qo situated on a good size lot. This well con- 41
O strutted home contains a lovely large living 0 0 room with ORIGINAL OAK FIREPLACE,
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the entrance hall leads to a fine FORMAL 4!
o DINING ROOM, the master bedroom is " 45
0 very spacious as are all rooms in the home, 0
0 solid oak doors with natural wood trim,..
„ throughout the house, solid hardwood floors, '"0
II/ oak staircase, a well spaced sitting room,
0 kitthen with wall to wall cabinetry, full 0
41 basement, 2 large bathrooms compliment
„ the home.New furnace system and hot water 0
%) heaters. Landscaped, paved drive, covered 0
O veranda. A truly fine investment property. 43 A very low reserve to cover mortgage costs 0 at 11% until 1984 is available. Below the 0 0 property value. Terms $500 cash or certified 4)
41 cheque at time of bid. 10% of total within 3
, banking days. Balance in full 30 days. No 0
(1,7 children allowed in the home. 41
O Col. Dennis N. Storey
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Louis XV Cabriole legged table. Solid
oak buffet, Original Canadian Pine
Lakefield Armore.
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Farm Rented
AUCTION
• Large Modern Farm Machinery
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For Glenhill Farms - on #23 Hwy. just north of *
#7Hwy., 3 miles east of Lucan.
▪ Friday, May 16 - 11:00 a.m.
TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT: Int. 1066 Farmall
*dieseld turbo with cab, duals and chains for 1066,
,A.806 Int. diesel with cab, recently overhauled, Int.
AT-444 gas with 3 pt, hitch blade, Int. 574 diesel with
*loader, low hrs., excellent condition, Bobcat Melroe
13082 series A (goes on a 3 pt. hitch).
AN-TILLAGE & SEEDING EQUIPMENT: Int. 400 air
*corn planter complete (like new), Int. 510 double
diesel f & g drill (like new), Int, 45 Vibrashank
iT 24 ft. cult, with tingers, M.F. 32 plate wheel disc (like
new), J.F. 4 row 3 pt. hitch cult, 12 ft. King packer
") with wheels, Int. 710 5 fur. automatic reset plow,
At sprayer on wheels, chain harrows, M.F. 3 pt. hitch 4 *fur. plow.
HARESTING EQUIPMENT: Int 650 forage
harvester, 2 row corn head & hay head, 3 Int. self
unloading forage boxes & heavy wagons (like new),
'1"1- N.H. whirl-a-feed blower (like new), Badger dis-
tributor, Int. 230 self propelled swather with 10 ft.
‘,1 head & crimper (3 years old), 2 gravity wagons &
AI" bins, Hutchison 5" auger on wheels, N.H. 269 baler,
(like new), N.H. side rake, Int. 111 bush-hog type
mower, 24 ft. Ebersol elevator with electric motor, 2
)11- J.D. wagon & flat racks.
MISC: N.H, 676 tandem wheel manure spreader
"I• -, with slush gate, Int. 70 snow blower, Husky C72 li-
* quid manure pump, surge milk pump, 15 8x4
plywood calf pens, milk cans, post hole auger, Arco
4"r electric welder, S.R. air compressor, Harvester 104
* amp - volts 120.240 P.T.0 generator (like new)
• acetylene welder, grain auger and motor, 2 wheeled
AT trailers, old packer, hydraulic rams, bench grinder,
11,. battery charger, vise, general farm tools, old cook
:=1 stove.
Jir TRUCKS: 1969 3 ton GMC truck with hoist, stake
racks and 2 speed axle, real good condition, selling
,'"4- as is. 1979 Ford 1/2 ton pickup,standard shift, new,
* safety checked. Topper for pickup, Stock Racks for
pickup. Ford 1973 pickup selling as is not running,
iT CARS: 1971 Dodge Charger 2 door hardtop, 318
* motor, sport tires, 1967 Pontiac Parisienne 2 door,
,A 283 motor, 8 cyl., selling as is.
Ar Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for accidents
Sale Day
TERMS:Cash Sale Day Booth
•AUCTIONEERS
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* 666.0833 666-1967 4(
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EGG MACHINE - Carolyn Smith and an egg machine won
a prize in the recent Stephen Central. School Science Fair.T-A
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Corn rootworm
By Mike Miller and Pat Lynch
The number one corn
insect in Ontario is the corn
rootworm. Every year,
Ontario farmers spend in
excess of 2 million dollars for
insecticides to combat this
insect. The amount of
damage that this insect does
has been assessed at many
times the amount spent on
control. This is because of
improper application of
insecticide, as, well as the
insects' ability to evade our
control techniques.
Bernard Smith from
Canada Dept. of Agriculture
in Harrow, admitted that
some years we only get 60
percent control of this insect
when insecticides are ap-
plied. To make things worse,
the Western Corn Rootworm
is increasing in numbers. It
is even more aggressive than
the Northern Corn Root-
worm, which we have been
fighting for many years.
The rootworm insecticide
must be applied ilia six inch
band over the corn row, This
band assures that a large
portion of the root zone is
treated. I attended a corn
planter clinic this past
month. I was surprised to see
a new planter on display with
no bander attached to the
end of the insecticide tube.
At noon hour I talked to one
other farmer, who said the
banders fell off his planter
and he never replaced them.
The insecticide was drib-
bling on in a one inch band
over the seed. This is not
good enough, since a large
portion • of the root zone
would not be treated.
It is also advisable to have
the insecticide mixed
shallowly into the 114 inch of
soil. If the insecticide is
applied in front of a press
wheel, this mixing is
FETTES TOURS AND TRAVEL
TOLEDO
*Westgate Dinner Theatre
*Dinner At The Top Of The Tower
*One Coditinental Breakfast
*Shopping At Southwyck Mall
•Libby Glass Discount Store
•2' nights-3 days
40 1'19.00 Twin Per Person
• Departs-May 30
FRANKENMUTH
•Bavarian Folk Festival
•Giant Parade-Bands Floats
•1 night-2 days
0 69.50 twin per person
•Departs-June 7
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
.1979 Financial Highlights
MILL RATES
Average Current and Previous
Year's Mill Rates
Township Purposes
County Purposes
School Board Purposes
Total
1979
Residential
& Farm
49.071
18.749
71.963
139.783
1978
Commercial Residential Commercial
& Industrial & Farm & Industrial
57.731 40.477 36.759
22.058 20.135 21,669
79.959 65.392 68.864
159.748 126.004 143.965
Selves opened the meeting
with a poem on Easter and a
message on Easter, Mrs. Al
Eveleigh read the scripture
and Mrs. Selves closed the
worship service with the
poem "If Jesus came to your
house," and prayer.
The guest speaker Mr. G,
Holland, Sarnia spoke on The
Refugee problem and the
boat people and answered
questions.
Hein a new member in the
community also gave a brief
talk.
Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe the
Literature secretary gave
three book reviews and Mrs.
Ray Paynter told about the
people of Japan.
During the business
conducted by the president
Mrs. G. Burgin, Mrs. E.
Stephens was appointed the
delegate for the Westminster
weekend in May.
Misses Dorothy Skinner
and Catharine Gallaher of
London were Wednesday
visitors with Ethel Copeland.
Mr, Andy Van Muyen of
Langley B.C. visited
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rea Stephen
spent a couple of days with
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stephen
and Alanna of Oakville.
Mrs. Maurice Blackler,
and Miss Ethel Copeland
attended a birthday party for
Mrs. Merton, Rea at Wild-
wood. Nursing Home St.
Marys Friday afternoon.
A miscellaneous shower
was held at the home of Mrs,
Allan. Eveleigh Sunday af-
ternoon for Miss Yvonne
Jaques bride-elect of May.
The hostess was assisted by
co-hostesses Mrs. Bill
Waghorn and. Mrs. Cecil
Dobson. Jaques and Dobson
relatives of the bride at-
tended.
Dance
KIRKTON
WOODHAM
COMMUNITY
CENTRE
Sat., May 3
Music By
JOE OVERHOLT
Proceeds for
Hall Maintenance
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Extra Large Luxury Apa,rtments
Carling Street - Exeter
Within Walking Distance of
Shopping Area
2 bedroom apartments
Immediate Occupancy
Laragh Corporation Ltd.
PHONE 235-0141
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
The Reverend Greg Smith
was formally inducted as the
new rector of the Anglican
parishes of St. Paul's,
Kirkton, St. Thomas',
Granton and St, Patrick's,
Saintsbury Sunday evening,
in the parish church in
Kirkton, Members of the
three congregations com-
bined to take part in
readings for the service and
in the reception following in
the parish hall.
Officiating at the Induction
was the Archdeacon Cyril
Ladds from St. John the
Evangelist Church, Kit-
chener and the homily was
preached by the Rev, John
Spencer, now of St. Mark's
Church, Brantford.
Guests at the service were
members of the clergy from
the deaneries of Perth and
Waterloo, the Rev. Camillia
LaRouc he of Kirkton -
Woodham United Church,
members of St, John the
Evangelist Church, London
from which Mr. Smith along
with his wife Maureen and
son Andrew have come to
Kirkton, members ,of the
congregation of Holy
Trinity Chupch, Lucan which
is Mrs. Smith's home, and
the families of both the
rector and his wife from
London and Lucan.
Kirkton U.C,W. met in the
United Church for their April
meeting. Mrs. Wallace
generally sufficient.
However, 'with planters
similar to the Max-Emerge,
some type of chain or finger
harrow should be used to
shallowly incorporate the
chemical.
It is suggested that you
switch insecticide classes
every two years. This is
because some people fear
that rootworms may develop
a resistance to one type of
rootworm insecticide.
However, resistance to the
recommended rootworm
insecticide has not been
proven. If you do switch,
switch to another class of
insecticide. Thel'e are only
two classes of rootworm
insecticides. Furadan is in
one class. The rest of the
insecticides are in the other
class.
Finally, insecticides do not
have to be applied to first
year corn. The adult root-
worm only lays its eggs at
the base of the corn plant. If
there was no corn in a field
last year, there are no eggs
there this spring, thus no
reason to treat that field.
That makes crop rotation the
most effective method of
rootworm control.
Remember to handle
rootworm insecticides with
extreme caution.
Over 80 Club
Gladys Fraser of
Exeter celebrated her
89th birthday on April 29.
SPECIAL N.H. NEWS interest-free financing
till Sept.,1-1980 on New Holland Grinder
mixers and manure spreaders
CULTIVATOR BARGAINS
At Last Years Price. Big Discounts
While They Last
NEW UNITS IN STOCK
Kongskilde 15 ft - SGB, 3 P.H.
Kongskilde 20 1/2 ft - SGB, 3 P.H.
Kongskilde 28 ft. - SBC pull type, Tandem whls.
Wil-Rich 21 ft W/Tandem whls., H.D. pull type
Wil-Rich 24 ft W/Tandem whls., M.D. pull type
Wil-Rich 27 ft W/Tandem whls., H,D. pull type
Wil-Rich 37 ft. W/Tandem whls., on centre & wings,
H.D. pull type
Wil-Rich 41'1 ft. W/Tandem whls, on centre & wings
I-1.D. pull type
Al - USED CULTIVATORS
1HC .18 ft with mulcher
Glencoe 16 1/2 ft
Kongskilde 20'1 W/double rota-
harrow & leveling bar
Kongskilde, 20 1/2 ft W/blade
harrow 8 leveling bar (1 year old)
Kongskilde 11 ft W/blade harrow
Kongskilde 17'1 ft W/finger
harrow 8 leveling bar (like new)
Kongskilde 13 ft. (Real Good)
John Deere 25 ft.' W/Tar dem
whls, & Buster bar harrow (new $5875
last year)
Call us now 235-1380
PRICE
'1875
$1780
$2800
$2750
$950
$2750
$850
EFE
USW
EXETER FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED
242 MAIN ST. NORTH EXETER, ONTARIO
TImu-Advocate, A ri) 30, 1900
Pa • 11A
40 STARDUST
RESTAURANT
CAPITAL FUND OPERATIONS
Capital Financing
• Long Term Liabilities Incurred
• Contributions From the Revenue Fund
• Subdivider's Contributions
• Ontario Grants
Capital Expenditures
• General Government.
• Protection to Persons and Property
• Transportation Services
• Environmental Services
• Recreation and Cultural Services
• Planning and Development
"'N
1979
Actual
$
216,400
1,157
33,504
1,157
7,080
249,776
1978
Actual
301,450
21,584
43,652
239,935
28,752
215,870
• Sinking Funds
• Trust Fund
1979 1978
$ $
Nil Nil
Nil Nil
YEAR END BALANCES OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
1979
'47,338
75,086
27,966
14,450
64,750
924,226
147,256
21,906
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"Farm" "Household"
Sales Sales
"Real Estate"
Auctions
• Cash and Short Term Investments
• Accounts Receivable
• Taxes Receivable
• Temporary Loans
• Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities
• Net Long Term Liabilities
• Reserve and Reserve Funds
• Accumulated Net Revenue
• & Unexpended Capital Receipts
1978
16.490
85,174
23,194
80,050
60,520
820,921
127,858
(61,0011
YEAR END BALANCE OF FUNDS UNDER ADMINISTRATION
RESERVE AND RESERVE FUND OPERATIONS
1979
1978
Actual
Actual
• Contributions Received
40,045
40,045
• Interest Earned
630
70
8 Transfers to Revenue Fund
21,277
2,433
' NOTES
(1) The 1979 Financial Report consolidates the operatitions, assets and liabilities of the Township and
its local boards and municipal enterprises.
(2) The above data have been extracted from the audited 1979 Financial Report of the Township and its
local boards as described in Note 1. Copies of the 1979 financial are available at the Township Offices
to any resident who wishes to review or analyze the financial operations of the Township in greater
detail.
NORM WHITING
AUCTIONEER
Exeter 235-1964
Revenues
• Taxation
• Ontario Grants
• Payments-in-lieu of Taxes
• Fees and Service Charges
Expenditures
• General Government
• Protection to Perspris and Property
• Transportion Services.
• Environmental Services
• Health Services
• Social and Family Services
• Recreation and Cultural Services
• Planning and Development
• County Purposes
• School Board Purposes.
REVENUE FUND OPERATIONS
1979
Budget
164,649
167,174
476
146,057
45,431
24,207
273,744
18,125 MOUNT FOREST SHELBURNE
323-1545 925-3080
MITCHELL
348-8492
Auction Sale
of Real Eitate, Household Furnishings,
Antiques, Motorcycle, and Misc. items
On Saturday May 10, 1980
1 p.m. sharp
3 miles South of Dashwood or 3 miles north of
Mt. Carmel, for Mrs. Alexine Dietrich
REAL ESTATE - consists of, 2 storey frame house,
main floor, kitchen with sunfire fire place,
livingroom, bedroom with 2 pc. bath, 2nd floor, 3
bedrooms and 4 pc. bath, carpeted throughout, sun-
porch on front and back, full basement. Aluminum
siding, new windows, gas furnace, spring well,
separate building suitable for work shop. This house
and building is situated on 1 1/1 2acre of land. Real
Estate sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid, if not
previously sold, Terms of Real Estate, 10% day of
sale, balance in 30 days.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - Gold Moffat 2
door frost free refrigerator, Moffat Range, 18 qu ft.
Woods Deep Freezer, Norge washer, G.E. automatic
washer, G.E. clothes dryer, 'Easy dryer, 16" RCA
colour T.V., 7 pc. kitchen suite, chesterfield and
chair, sofa bed and chair, davenport, oval coffee
table, end tables, foot stool, dresser, vanity, ward
robe, 2 beds, springs and mattress, roll-a-way bed,
Suzuki 100cc 1978 motor cycle, 22, Winchester semi
automatic rifle with scope, 30 30 bolt action rifle, 9
ft. pool table, 40 ft, T.V. tower 150 feet of snow
fence, 15 steel posts, power lawn mower, aluminum
ladder, garden tools, 8 shutters, 2 turnip planters,
snowmobile chassis without motor, oil burner and
motor, 2 aluminum storm windows, Cascade 40
water heater, many other items.
ANTIQUE AND COLIECTABLES - Cutter, light
bob sleigh with tongue and shafts, 3 light wagon
seats, horse drawn scuffler, buggy wheels, crocks
and other items.
TERMS CASH
For three churches
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New Minister inducted
1979 1978
Actual Actual
$
166,273 136,708
165,243 150,564
489 441
143,102 125,800
62,853
49,444
25,903
2.2,414
249,109
250,887
13,289
17,265
10,962
6,150
126,079
112,009
80,337
85,295
242,081
219,492 1
6,562
121,469
79,693
239,704