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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-12-17, Page 28roc el,. HANSEL AND GRETEL — The Exeter lioness Club presented Hansel and Gretel during Saturday's Santa Claus parade. Grand Bend council they were not involved. --Snider told council that it would cost about $1500 to make improvements such as stqrm windows and extra ' insulation to the village hall. He also showed council plans that were used to build new municipal offices and °a firehall at Sauble' Beach, Council-asked' him to come up with some recom- mendations regarding , the replacement, or im- provement of the village hall. RADIO COLLEGE GRAD — William Freeth of Hensall has successfully completed an Electronic Engineering Technician program of Radio College of Canada and has accepted employment with Northern Telecom' in Bramp- ton Ontario. 23 Wanted To Rent WANTED TO RENT or Buy, 50.10Q aeres cash crop land dose to Crediton. Will ray $100.00 - $125.00 per acre for the right land. Phone 2344281. 38t WANTED TO u Rent or share crop land suitable for cash crop. Apply Box 110P Times Advocate Exeter, Ontario. 49.52c 26 Legal Notices Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Mosey Etta Dickins, late of the Village of Ailsa Craig, County of Middlesex. who died on orabout the 3rd day of December 1980 are required to file particulars of same with Deane Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by the 27th day of December 1980 after which .date the estate will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. DEANE & LAUGHTON Solicitors for the executrices, Exeter, Ontario , 50 :51 :.2c NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Flosey Etta Dickins • 27 Tenders Wanted • FARM SALE. By Tender Under the powers contained in a certain mortgage and subject to a. reserve price we are offering for sale by tenderthe following farm property: PART LOT 18, BAYFIELD SOUTH CONCESSION, STANLEY TOWNSHIP, hav- ing an area of 8 acres more or less on which is the following: 1 1/2 storey brick house 40 x 80 drive shed 40 x 70 bank barn 30 x 60 loin 36 x 170 pole barn 20 x 40 x 9 manure pit 100 x 150 concrete yard Tenders to be received by 1:00 p.m. December 29th, 1980. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT CHIZMAR & ASSOCIATES, SOLICITORS FOR THE MORTGAGEE, 672- 8440. 51:52c FARM SALE By Tender • Under the powers contained in a certain mortgage and subject to a reserve• price we are offering for sale by tender the following farm property: LOT 31, BAYFIELD CONCESSION, GODERICH TOWNSHIP, having an area of 88 acres more or less on which is the following: 40 x 220 completely automatic burn with hog pens, slated floor; 4 section manure pit (44 x 220 x 10): 30 feeders, feed mill, feed bins , Tenders to be received by 1:00 p.m. December 29th, 1980. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT CHIZMAR & ASSOCIATES, SOLICITORS FOR THE MORTGAGEE, 672- 8440. 51:52c TWP. OF BIDDULPH For Sale by Tender Sealed bids plainly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned until 12 o'clock noon Jan, 6, 1981 for 1973 GMC 1/4 ton truck selling without a sa ley certificate. A certified cheque for 25% of the bid to ac- company each bid, Balance to be paid within 10 days or when the truck is picked up which ever comes first. Highest or any bid not necessarily accepted. Hugh Davis Road Superintendent RR 1 Centralia NOM 11(0 51c 1 / Wonted To Buy CATTLE we pay good price for recently injured uri thrifty cattle. Easy IQ:41 irtg Oa* t with WOO. Call collect 238.794 John Ansems Grand Bend, 36t GIRL'S standard bicycle 24" Suitable for a 7 yr. old. Phone 235-2544. 50:5Ic 18 Wanted SMALL FARM WANTED: Perferably 50.100 acres with good house within driving dis- tance of Exeter. Reply in con- fidence to Box 112P Times Ad- vocate, Exeter. 50-53' LOOKING FOR dependable ride during winter months from Hwy. no 4 Clandeboye to down- town London, Weekdays 8-4 p.m*. Have company parking if needed. Call after 5 p.m. 227- 1719. 51:52c RESPONSIBLE person to share very nice 2 bedroom apartment, Phone 235-1181 for more information, . t 51-53" FIREWOOD WANTED - Seasoned, loaded on our trailers, 50% •limbs and, the rest split. SEASONED. Call Toll Free 1- 800-2 65-427 9. Floyd Jones, Newbury, Ontario, 51-4c 19 Property For Sale INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY 6200 feet. 20 ft. clear, city ammenities, good lot, low taxes $25,000.00, quick sale, Call 482- 3767. 51c GRAND BEND - Main St. Store and 3 bedroom apartment 20'x48'- full size basement - apt. with 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and 3 piece bath, private drive. Phone 238- 8382, 51:52c ESTATE LOTS - Near Grand Bend 23 - 11/4 -4 acre lots, 200' frontage, piped-in water, new 4 bedroom bi-level house, garage. on 1 1/2 acre. 1-672-6863. 49t 20 Property For Rent EXETER - Large 3 bedroom home, downstairs remodelled close to uptown. $340.00 per month plus utilities. Phone 2351- 2621, 51-53c CIASSIHE For AD Your Needs NOTICE Huron Park Residents Due to the holidays, garbage will be picked up DEC. 26th and JAN. 2. 4)1034U73;fit NOTICE to residents Town of Exeter MondaY's same (Dec. 22) Wednesday (Dec. 24) will pick up on Dec. 23 Friday(Dec. 26) will pick up Dec. 24 SPECIAL PICKUP Jan. 2, 1980 for larger items itrieremett *ftedwftssottamilvezixii*o4 U a U rirrrirmr OUTSTANDING At AUCTION PINERY AUCTION BARN • On Highway 21 1 Mile North Of The Pinery Provincial Park, 4 Miles South Of Grand Bend • Stock Liquidation of Grant's Gift & • Hardware, Hanover. CASH & CARRY Thursday & Friday • From noon to 7 p.m. Saturday & Sunday • 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, 40 to 75% off regular retail prices China, glassware, kitchenware, leafherware, woodenware, brassware, cross country ski boots (all sizes reduced to $10.00 a pair regular to $39.95). Coal oil lamps, etc, • Your Auctioneer PAT LYON PHONE 243.2713 Not responsible for accidents. —* • ccomninonorgowcollowoggm May this sacred holiday Haltbring its finesf blessings ft • • • A Farmatic automatic roller mill can increase your butterfat and your income Feeding and Management a 50% factor in Butterfat Production It's true that 50% of the variation in fat test between cows can be explained by genetic differences, This still leaves 50% which is environmental, , a large proportion of which is feeding and management in nature. Feeding Rolled Grain Mixes Promotes Butterfat Production Finely ground grains not only reduce the palatability of a grain mix but also contribute to a lower butterfat test. Rolled grain mixes provide larger particle sizes. Larger particle sizes encourage acetic acid production in the rumeh. The mammary glpnd incorporates this additional acetic acid as additional butterfat.' More Butterfat from Farmatic Rolled Grains equals more Income Milk payment is universally, based on the butterfat it contains. If, for example, the butterfat differential is 45o per hundred litres and your herd average is 20 litres per cow per day, for every 0.1 kg of extra butterfat test you would receive an addtional $2.70 per cow per month. If you have a 40-cow milking herd with a 3.8% butterfat test instead of the 3.6% base, you would receive an extra $216 per month or $2,592 for the year. Formac rhariuf0ctu,05 a Ccrt0.0161,,10 cd hornrfor 0r,0 rolrerN.,% woe., sy.00ri .5. buCket olevatOM rr,o,tccevs tuor„len,er,t tr.e!,:prl o'.7 1-:-..11e0 raed ffs.tdcs - t •- Thuss Farm Equipment Ltd. 294-6921 Sales & Service PARKHILL, Ontario 232-4291 Poo, Iltik Tirnoi-A0vocatfiz potconther: 17, 1900, 6274. 504c saw. goOd condition. MO; 234., GOOD HARD( firewood,.Buzz — „ 1973 BARQN 12x60 ft, mobile hone. Situated in a small mobile home park, • Con tact.Bank of Montreal 235-2800. Written °ME'S itiMeP led 50t COLLECTOR'S PLATES. 15% off quote prices hundreds .of limited edition plates in stock. Open daily 10-5. The Country Pedd la r. Glanworth (Wellington "-Rd., S. 1.ondon)685-2115. 50:51c 10 tiORSE POWER Ford trac- tor, mower, snow blower and trailer. Also router and power saw. Call 294-0094 after 4 p.m. 50:5Ic CHRISTMAS TREES & WREATHS Poinsettias and various other 'house plants for gift ideas. Huron Ridge Acres RR 2 Zurich - PHONE 565-2122 50:51c STEREO AM/FM radio 8 track tape player, turntable, two speakers, Phone 262-2405. 50-52' POQL TABLE 4.x8' with cover and accessories. Phone 293- 3062. 51c OVEN READY roosters 8-11 lbs. Phone 666-0117. 51c NEW & Used eye beams, angle, channel, plate .and pipes. Hamilton's Machine Shop. Phone 235-1655. 20t USED COLONIAL sofa and chair. Very good condition. 235- 0173 days. 321' MAKE YOUR own Clock. Use, your own design. Quartz movements now in stock. The Country Spire. 229-6341. 38t MarINTOSH and Courtland apples also Windfall Macintosh at reduced prices, prune and grand duke plums, fresh apple cider, red and white potatoes and honey. Closed Mondays and Thursdays. Art Bell's Fruit Farms, Phone 524-8037: 40t p. FOR RENT 3 bedroom Town Houses, newly decorated, located in Vanastra, 2 miles from Clinton. Qui-tt location $229.00 per month including heat and hot water, T.V. cable available. Apply at office block H or phone 482-3828 between 6 and 10 p.m. STORAGE SPACE AVAILABLE will rent monthly or yearly '9000 sq. ft. in new bldg, machinery, boats, trailers, cars etc. Further Information Phone Jack Taylor 229-6472 after 6 p.m. New House - Darling Subdivision Now Under Construction 1200 square ft. living area raised ranch or split en- try Style. Electric Heat. Buy now and pick your own interior. Call Roger Dougall Const. Ltd. 235-1281 Revision of Rates for the Town of Exeter . Due to the higher cost of providing service, the Exeter Public Utilities Commission has found it necessary to increase its electrical rates for 1981 as of January 1st. :Ontario Hydro has found it necessary to in- crease the wholesale rates 9.3 per cent in 1981 and in- order to meet this additional cost as well as substantial increases in material etc. the Utility must increase retail rates by approximately 11.9 per cent. Subject to Approval by Ontario Hydro New Mont hly Rate to Residential Customers Effective on all consumption used on or after January 1 , 1981 Kilowatt hour (KWH) Cost per consumption KWH First 50 KWH 8.90c Next 200 KWH 4.45c All additional KWH 3.30c Minimum monthly bill $3.50 Exeter Public Utilities Commission 379 Main St. S., Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S0 20 Property For Rent 3 BEDROOM house in Exeter. Call, 437-3405. 51* 4 BEDROOM farm house IPA miles south of Zurich* on paved rOit.d. Al/table Nov. 1 $1.11h0ne. Toronto 06-751.3368 during business hours. 44t 3 BEDROOM brick house near Kirkton. Phone after 4 p.mi 1- 666-1059. 48t GRAND BEND 3 bedroom winterized cottage. By week or month. All comforts, Phone 483- 1260 or 238-2172 (weeltends).4 It GRAND. BEND - large 4 bedroom house, furnished or un- furnished. $200.00. Phone 2-885- 325.6. ••, 411' SIMCOE STREET Townhouses for lease, 3 bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, full basement, 11/2 baths, cable TV, electric heat, broadloom throughout, large yard, paved driveway, $295 plus utilities. Call for appointment, 672-7236, Ingersoll 1-485- 2456, WE NOW HAVE warehousing space available for lease at Oud Warehousing. Phone 262-2928 or 262-5768. 15t LARGE FARM house, .3 miles North of Dashwood. Pine floors throughout. Available im- mediately, $225.00 a month, 438- 8240 or432-4409, 29t ZURICH attractive 7 room up- per duplex. excellent central location. Call 1-453-2579 or 236- 4861. 42t IN EXETER 2-1 bedroom apartments with electric heat $150.00 plus utilities. Phone 235- 0141. 451' MODERN 3 bedroom farm home close to Zurich, completely renovated. Available Dec. 1. 262-2928 or 262-5768. 46t MODERN FARM home. Close to (urich. Available immediate- ly. I Phone 262-2928 or phone 262-5768. 47t FURNISHED apartment for rent. Heated, central location. Available at once. Apply Beavers Hardware. 47t TO SUBLET. 2 bedroom fully broadloomed, coloured appliances, Phone 235-1659 after 6:30 or 235-2525. '47t 3 BEDROOM farm home 6 miles east of Exeter on Hwy. 83. Immediate possession, 229- 8804. 47t FURNISHED duplex for winter months. 7 Warwick St., Grand Bend, Phone 243-2686. 50:51 c 4 BEDROOM farm house 4 miles East of Exeter $180.00 per month. Available immediately. London 471-7795, 50:51c 2 BEDROOM house Walton North, Port Franks area, view of river, partially furnished if re- quired, appliances, $250.00 per month plus utilities. Phone days 238-8481, evenings 243- 2335. 50:51c IN HENSALL 3 bedroom house, large, lot, references, no pets 'please. Available Feb. 1st. Phone 262-2220. 51t LARGE BRICK modernized Farm house, Kirk ton area. Ideal family home. Immediate posses- sion. Call 227-1710. 51c THREE BEDROOM house, oil furnace, on paved road, school bus, 15 minutes north of Lon- don. Phdne 227-4263 or 225- 2829. SIc GRAND BEND - 1 bedroom furnished apartment. 238- 8656. 511' I BEDROOM apartment cen- trally located, heated, Phone 235-2087 after 6 p.m. 5 it 21 For Rent PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable cement mixer, power trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked, Call N.J. Corriveau, Zurich 236.4954, 18t FORMAL RENTALS one of Canada's largest selections, Agent for Freeman's Formal Rentals, Syd Silver's and Jeff's of Sarnia. Bob Swartman Men's Shoppe, Exeter, 235-0991. 48t THE "OLD Town .Hall" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact property manager Bill Dinney 235- 0231. 23t Continued from page IA they would prevent boaters from just staying on for the entire summer, but no decision was reached. Snider asked council when he should hire a dock master, but again no decision was made. -- Snider again declared a conflict of interest, when council received notice from Manore Marine about a land title applitation. Snider, an employee of the marina, was reminded by the reeve to declare a conflict, Council decided to seek clarification of the title application.. -- Snider reported to council that he had met with Ray Britton of the Ministry of Transportation and Communication concerning the take over of roads in Southcott Pines. The MTC representative told Snider that some dead end streets would have to have turn- arounds, or be made through streets, and the speed bumps would have to be removed. There could be no gate or guard at the entrance of Southcott Pines, if the village took over the streets. Some council members expressed concern about Tumours going around the subdivision.,, Residents are afraid the village will cut down trees if they take over the roads, Sharen said. It was decided that nothing more would be done unless a majority of the residents wanted the village to look after the streets. -- A letter from the South- cott Pines association asked that they be informed Of any discussions council has about that subdivision. -- Snider told council that while he was "basically satisfied with what I got stuck with," Mrs. Morenz would prefer to be on planning board than rec committee. Snider said that he felt the public had voted for some degree of change, and since Mrs. Mbrenz had done well on the election, he felt she should get a choice of committees. Sharen replied that they (Snider and Morenz) were junior members on council, regardless of the number of votes, and he made up the committees,, He said that planning board required continuity. Snider and Mrs. Morenz eventually agreed to stay on the rec committee. -- council received a letter from Angelo Maruca asking that the reeve ,and council give him a signed letter about the quality , of police protection in the village. Maruca said that he objected to the "Gestapo" tactics of the Ontario Provincial Police in Grand Bend. Maruca said that police protection was not adequate. -- Council received a letter from Elaine Reynolds saying that she had already in-" stalled a snow felice in front of her cottage and she would not be able to put it ,near the lake as council has suggested' -- council gave permission to the Women's Interval Home to canvass the village for funds. Sharen said that the home was a benefit to the community because it provided shelter for battered women. -- a letter was received from Lambton county asking Grand Bend to prepare an emergency plan. Council members were given a plan for the village of Burford explaining how they handled a tornado. Council decided to study the plan before going further with the matter. -- Crawford suggested that council prepare a form for the dog catcher so that better account of her hours could be kept..The,dog catcher visits the village once every two weeks for two hours, and has been attending court for the village. Snider told Crawford that he would make up a form. Sharen, reported that hydro rates will be going up an average of .12 percent. Sharen attended .a meeting of the public utilities com- mission. Sharen suggested that the chamber of commerce, be contacted to see if they are supportiing the Eric Mcllroy day committee. He said that the chamber had contacted council saying that they were behind the committee, but now he understood that Ship your livestock with FRANK VOOGEL DASHWOOD Independent Shipper To United Co-operatives Of Ontario Livestock Department, Toronto Monday is shipping day from Varna Stockyards CALL DASHWOOD 238-2707 OR BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 A.M. For Prompt Service Also Western Stockers & Feeders Available FREDJOHNS Suddenly at his. late residence on Tuesday, December 9, 1980, Mr. Fred Johns of R.R. 1, icirkton in his 09th year. Beloved hus- bandof Mary (Dow) Johns,' Dear father of Donald and ,Kenneth both of Hibbert Township, Margaret (Mrs. Barry Miller) of Usborne Township and Doris (Mrs. Earl Rock) of McKillop Township. Dear brother of Hilton Johns of Listowel and John Johns of Toronto and Myrtle (Mrs, James Willis) of R.R. 1, St. Marys and Leola (Mrs. Douglas Humphries) of Sarnia. Also' surviving are eight grandchildren. Predeceased by one grandson, Roy John's (1980), two brothers and three sisters. Rested at the Lockhart Funeral Home, in Mitchell, where the funeral service was held on Thurs- day, at 2:30 with interment in Roys Cemetery, Fullarton Township. HARRY KERTON At St, Joseph's Hospital, London, on Monday, December 8, 1980, Harry Kertun of Craig Home, Ailsa Craig, in his 73rd year. Beloved son of the late Charles S. Kerton and Mary Hat'rower. Survived by cousins Mr. and Mrs."Earl Guest of R.R. 3, Ilderton; also several other cousins. Rested at the Denning Brothers Funeral Home, Strathroy, where funeral service was held on Thurs- day. December 11 at 1 p.m. with Rev. John Barrett of- ficiating. Interment in Wat- ford Cemetery. DELMER MALTBY Delmer M., passed away on Monday, December 8, 1980 at the Cambridge Memorial Hospital. Delmer Maltby,' of 145 Southwood Drive, Cambridgq; in hit 77th year.. Beloved husband of Leila Pogson. Dear father of Cameron of Orilla, Clare of Wallaceburg. and Murray of London. Dear brother of Mancil and Thoral, both of Toronto, Ola of Cambridge, and Mona (Mrs. Harry .Pelton of Embro. Also sur- vived by 10 grandchildren. Resting at Coutts & Son. Funeral IlOme, 96 St. An- drew's Street, Cambridge. Funeral And committal ser- vices washed in the funeral hone chapel on Wednesday, December 10, Interment Mount View Cemetery, Cambridge. The late Mr. Maltby was a retired 'employee of Canada Packers Limited and served the company as Supervisor of Creameries fora number of years. He was. a resident of Centralia for a few years. MURIEL STEEPER Leana Muriel. At Strathroy Middlesex 'General Hospital on Friday, December 12, 1980, Muriel Steeper, ih her 69th year. Daughter of the late Eldon and Rossie Steeper. Dear sister of Ro'bert Oswald Steeper- and Marion (Mrs. VVes Mitchell), all of McGillivray Twp., Verlee (Mrs. Clare Saddler) of West Williams Twp. and Rayburn Steeper of Ailsa Craig. Rested at the M. Box and Son Funeral Home, Parkhill, where funeral ser- vice was held on Monday, December 15 at 3 p.m. Rev. Harley Moore ' officiating: Interment in Parkhill Cemetery. CATHY. McEWEN Suddenly at St. Joseph's HoSpital, on Wednesday, December 10, 1980, Cathy Irene McEwen of Ailsa Craig in her 86th year. Beloved daughter of the late Hugh D. and Mary Ellen McEwen. Dear sister of Lin- da McEwen of R,R. 3, Den- field. Predeceased by three , sisters, Ella (Mrs. Frank McCorMick), Minnie (Mrs. C. Hightower) and Anna Belle Mrs. Arthur Kelly) and three brothers, Wilfred, Charles and Gordon. Also survived by several nieces and nephews, Rested at the 'T. Stephenson and Son Funeral Home, Ailsa Craig where the funeral service was held od Friday, December 12 at 2 p.m. with Rev. Robert Roberts officiating. Inter- ment Carlisle Cemetery. •