HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-08-07, Page 25BIBLE SCHOOL BIKEATHON — A bikeathon was held in Crediton Wednesday to produce funds to assist in the Crediton
United Church Vocation Bible School coming up August 18-22. From the left are teacher Linda Finkbeiner, Lisa Hewitt, Tracy
Ratz, Russell Finkbeiner, Jeff Slaght, Trevor Ratz, Robb Finkbeiner, Steve Martin, Paul Martin, Allen Cottel and teacher Barb
Ratz. T-A photo
A car owned by Robinson
was itiv9Ived in a hit and run
accident in. October of last
year and was later found
abandoned near the Exeter
Co-Op.
The court ruled on
Tuesday that the vehicle had
been driven by an unknown
driver at the time of the
accident,
KIRKTON GIRL WINS AT DASHWOOD — At the talent
show portion of Dashwood's Friedsburg Days.celebration held
Friday, Charlotte Miller of Kirkton was named the top per-
T-A photo former in the solo category.
Clearing
Auction Sale
Old sawmill, tractors, machinery, boat,
etc.
to be held for Mrs. Edith Bell at lot 20
Concession 3 Hay Township 1 'h miles west of
Hensall on the Zurich Road
Sat., Aug. 16 at 10 A.M.
ANTIQUE TRACTOR: McCormick Deering WD40
diesel tractor in running order, antique wool carding
mill, old sawmill selling as a unit to be removed from
building, old pulleys line shafts and iron water drive
wheel and shaft selling separate.
CAMPING EQUIPMENT: 14 ft Peterborough
aluminum boat, Johnston 10 H.P. & 3 H.P motors,
home made utility camping trailer, some fishing
equipment, tent.
TRACTORS: WD 45 Allis Chalmers tractor w/chains,
CA Allis w/front end loader, 4 row scuffler, and two
row bean puller, C.Allis Chalmers w/two row
scuffler and bean puller,tire chains. Steel wheels foti
WD Allis Chalmers.
MACHINERY: 3 furrow 1HC trail plow, 8 ft. stiff
tooth cultivator, Flury Bissel trail disc, AC PTO side
rake, post hole digger, 3 drum land roller, 3 section
diamond harrows, Buzz saw, ground drive manure
spreader, AC 7 ft. hay mower, wagon and flat rack,
2 AC round balers for parts, root pulper, two wheel
trailer, snow thrower, tarp approx. 12 x 30, gravity
box and wagon, MH 13 run seed drill, lime
spreader, 2 - 14 ft. gates, 2 ton chain fall, small
hand logging tools, hammer mill, old implements for
scrap.quantity of used steel roofing material. Plus a
large offering of small items.
TERMS CASH
RICHARD LOBB
AUCTIONEER
CLINTON, ONT. 482 77898
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for accidents
day 'of sale.
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Ontario
Ontarid MunidiOal Board
In The Matter of Section 35
of 'The Planning Act
(R.S.O. 1970, c. • 349),
— and —
it.1 THE MATTER OF an application by.
The Corporation of the Town of Exeter
for approval of its Restricted Area By-
law 25-1979
Appointment For Hearing •
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints
Monday, the 18th day of August, 1980, at the hour
of one o'clock (local time) in the afternoon, at the
Municipal Building, 406 Main Street, Exeter, for the
hearing of all parties interested in supporting or op-
posing this application.
If you do not attend and are not represented at this
hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence
and you will not be entitled to any further notice of
the proceedings.
In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking
part in the hearing may request a copy of the deci-
sion from the presiding Board Member. Such deci-
sion will be mailed to you when available.
DATED at Toronto this 24th day of July, 1980.
Secretary
Explanatory Note:
By-law No. 25, 1979 was a housekeeping amend-
ment by-law to Exeter Zoning By-law. This By-law
will be heard at the same hearing as the Zoning By-
law. Any objectors that did not have their request
resolved or still object to this by-law should prepare
to attend ibis hearing.
MINISTRY
A\ OF
HOUSING
ONTARIO
HOUSING
CORPORATION
Tender Reference
Number B05 P.T. 80-
128
For Landscape and site
maintenance (Janitorial
Services) at the Senior
Citizen Building Alex-
ander St. Brussels, Ont.
Tenders will be received
for the above until 11:00
A.M. LOCAL TIME,
AUGUST 22, 1980 by the
Ontario Housing Cor-
poration, c/o Court House
and Registry Office, 80
Dundas Street, P.O. Box
5600, Terminal "A", Lon-
don Ontario NM 2P3
(519/679-7110) from
whom details and
specifications may be ob-
tained . Details and
specifications may also be
obtained from the Huron
County Housing Authority
48 The Square, Goderich,
Ontario N7A 1M5
(519/524-2637), quoting
reference number as
above.
THE LOWEST OR ANY
TENDER NOT
NECESSARILY ACCEPTED.
Housebreaking . was a
family affair for husband
and wife Jimmy and Bonnie
Kirk.
On Friday, for the second
time , this week, they ap-
peared in London before a
provincial court judge
charged with break, enter
and theft.
Defense lawyer Norman
Pickell of Goderich told
Judge J.M. Seneshen that
Jimmy, 27 and Bonnie, 18, of
RR 2, Lucan, were sentenced.
Monday by a Goderich judge
to 30 days concurrent on
each of four charges of
break, enter and theft in-
volving crimes in Huron
County.
Pickell said the crimes
were similar to four breakins
committed by the pair last
February in the Adelaide,
Biddulph and East Williams
townships of Middlesex
County involving about
$4,000' in household goods.
The Kirks pleaded guilty to
the charges.
Pickell told Seneshen the
couple had clean records
Rec loop
playoff set
Activity in the Exeter and
area -men's rec fastball
league has slowed in recent
weeks as the ten teams
ready themselves for the
playoffs.
The final league standings
are still in doubt as two
games rained out earlier in
the season remain to be
played.
In the only action this past
week the Crescent Rolls
defeated Mt. Carmel 7-0.
On Wednesday the Rolls!
defeated the Hawks 3-1,
Hurondale doubled up Gords.
6-3 and Dashwood Industries
edged the Les Pines 10-8.
As of Monday, Hensall
leads the league with 24
points followed closely by the
Hawks with 23 and the
Crescent Rolls with 21.
Hurondale is in fourth spot
with 18 points While Car-
petbaggers, Gords,
McKnights have 17, 16 and 15
points respectively.
DIL and the Les Pines are
tied for eighth spot with 14
points while Mt. Carmel is in
the basement with 12.
The next major item on the
agenda for the men's league
is the 12 team rec fastball
tournament which will take
place on August 16 and 17. In
addition to the six team from
the local league, squads
from Zurich, Clinton and
Seaforth will be par-
ticipating.
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Pickell said Clayton Kirk
was also arraigned with his
two clients on Monday and
was jailed for an additional
three months.
until Monday's convictions
and urged matching sen-
tences.
But Seneshen, after
reading the same pre-
sentence report as his
counterpart in Goderich,
disagreed. Instead, he sided
with Assistant , Crown.
Attorney Katie McGowan
and .concluded that
characters such as the ac-
cused could not be allowed to
break into homes.
He gave the pair three-
month terms on each of the
four convictions, plus one
month for failing to keep a
previous court appearance
order.. Those sentences will
be served concurrently ove4r
a three-month period, added
to the terms handed down
Monday.
Additional charges of theft
and break and enter were
withdrawn by the crown on
Friday.
Pickell said Kirk's cousin,
Clayton Kirk, formerly of
RR 2, Kippen, was the
ringleader in the crime
spree. He was convicted and
sentenced in June to three
months on the four Mid-
dlesex County breakins, plus
six months for theft after
snatching a woman's purse
on . Richmond Street last
March.
Speir, RR
Varna,, was fined .$50.1 far
driving a motor vehicle
without insurance by Justice
of the peace D.W.Weillake at
Exeter court, Tuesday.
Edgar A, Smuck, St,
Thomas, was fined $23 for
following too closely. The
accused's vehicle hit the
rear of a. boat trailer being
pulled by a pickup truck. The
accident occurred June 22,
when there was a chain
reaction of braking in a line.
up of traffic,
Damage of $1,50Q was
reported on the boat. The
accused's fine was lower
than normal because the
brake lights on the boat
trailer had not been con-
nected at the time of the
accident,
In the only case heard this
Tuesday, a charge of failing
to remain at the scene of an
accident was dismissed
against Frederich C.
Robinson, Exeter.
Crediton sic pitch
Marauders 15 Veris 11
Sandblasters 26 Optimists 6
Cowboys 20 Glanvilles 15
Farmers 13 Kinsmen 2
Painters 8 Eastons 6
Southwestern fastball
West Corners 7 Poplar Hill 4
Exeter 13 Ailsa Craig 4
Lucan 3 Lietwy Jets 2
Lucan 5 Lieury. Jets 4
Sylvan 7 Nairn 3
Nairn 6 Lieury Jets 5
Exeter 7 Sylvan 6
Standings
Lieury 14 3
Exeter 12 7
Lucan 11 6
West corners 10 7
Nairn 9 9
Sylvan 9 10
Poplar Hill 9 10
Limy Jets 5 17
Ailsa Craig 3 14
General Consignment . Auction
HOUSEHOLD: lovesept, sectional chesterfield,
chairs, tables, small appliances, dishes, lamps,
aquaiium, cast fry pans, punch, bowl set, hoir dryer,
lawn chair, tool box, tools, 16 gauge shotgun,
fishing rod and net, typewriter, encyclopedia, paint,
school desks, etc.
ANTIQUES 8t COLLECTIBLES — cast school desks,
milk can, bottles, sealers, chairs, wooden bobbins,
silverplote items, Avon, decoys, charcoal foot
warmer, Depression, pressed glass, crocks, mantle
clocks, etc.
NEW MISCELLANEOUS: push lawn mowers,
defuser panels, downspouts, ABS pipes, glasses,
bells, brassware, woodenware, light fixtures,
jewellry boxes, etc.
TERMS: Cash, cheques with 1.D., Visa or Master
Charge.
Viewing at 12 on day of sale Lunch Available
WANTED: Good clean consignments for weekly
auctions to be held qt the Pinery Auction Barn,
Your Auctioneer: PAT LYON PHONE 243-2713
No property removed until settled for. Not responsi-
ble for accidents. I
aniie oss no on opm am Es vs I
Pinery Auction Barn
on Highway 21, 1 mile north of the .Pinery
Provincial Park, 4 miles. South of Grand Bend.
Saturday, August 9,1980 ,
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Large Consignment
AUCTION SALE
Arena Auditorium, Zurich, Ontario
Saturday, August 9th,
starting at 11:00 A.M. Sharp
Excellent lots from area consigners, over
300 items for your bidding, come one
and all!
CHINA AND GLASS: Depression, Carnival, Royal
Doulton, Copper Lustre, Beleek creamer, Grimwald,
Grindlay, items toonumerous to mention.
FURNITURE: press back rocker, pine blanket box,
walnut hall tree, walnut fern stand, childs spool bed,
drop leaf table, pine bench, two china cabinets, old
high chair, single chairs, iron bed with brass trim,
clock shelf, clock case (Gingerbread) table lamps,
plus other interesting items.
PRIMITIVES: two hanging oil lamps, bottles,
crocks, sealers, copper boiler, old store scale, adze,
butter paddle, cabbage bowl, butter press, horse
weight, store scoop, glass shades, ash sifter, iron
and wood pulleys, insulators, tins, wire trivet, many
more items.
NOTE: Preview from 9:00 A:M. to sale time, cash or
cheque with suitable I.D.,, lunch booth, ample park-
ing, Auctioneer or owner of Hall not responsible for
accidents.
VERY GOOD SELECTION, PLAN NOW TO ATTEND,
WATCH FOR SALE SIGNS
AUCTIONEER
Don Van Patter
Zurich (519) 236-4547
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