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(idNERAL ELECTRIC fridge
and stove. like new. 5690.00.
Victorian dresser with mirror.
Victorian bed. both refinished.
single mattress and box springs,
conic table. 262-2011 or 262-
:017. Sc
SEARS AM/FM stereo tuner.
M I I DA 4 channel tape player. 60
N:111s, quad or stereo tapes
available. Wehutr turntable with
2 his speakers. Phone 235-
2171. 5t
GENERAL ELECTRIC stereo
turntable. . W'
and u table strut cabinet,
new utndition 5375.00. 5 piece
chrome set in good condition
S120.00. Ekclrohonte 26" colour
T.V.. walnut cabinet. oro
condition S400.00. Solid maple
coffer table 550.00. Call London
434-9238. 5•
ADDING MACHINES.
typewriters. sales. service. rental.
supplies. Jerry Mothers
Typewriters. 92 Main Si. 235-
I840. , 2It
USED FURNITURE -
chesterfields and chairs,
diningroont suites. kitchen tables
and chairs. dryers. refrigerators,
ranges etc. Whiting's
Warehouse, Exeter. 235-
1964. 28t
NEW & Used eye beams. angle.
channel. plate and pipes.
Hamilton's Machine Shop.
Phone 23s-1655. 20t
USED COLONIAL sofa and
chair. Very good condition. 235-
11173 days. 32t
A 10'6" ALUM. porta brake
with 14" throat with stop blocks.
Used two seasons. Price 5250.
234-6711 evenings. 5t
17 Wanted To Buy
CATTLE - we pay good price for
recently injured unthrifty cattle.
Easy loading trailer with winch.
Call collect 238-2796 John
Ansems(irand Bend. 36t
STEVENS crack shot 22 rifle in
good utndition. Phone 235-2688
.after 6 p.m. 5'
ARCHWAY door 34" x 79"
with window. Also 2 storm
sindows 34•a"x84". Phone 236-
.1483. 57c
18 Wanted
USED 2" plr,stk pipe in any
kngth up to 1000 ft. Phone 227-
4339 anytime. 4:5c
CASH -CROP Land to rent.
reams Negoliabk. Phone 262-
5968 after()p.m. 5:bc
ANYONE WISHING ride W
Florida call 235-1207. 5'
w TO 100 acres of rash crop
land to rent in the Ailsa Craig
.arca. Phone 293-3076.
19 Property For Sale
MOUNT CARMEL - 3
bedroom bungalow. finished
basement, 9 years old. Phone
)37-3732. 3-6c
HENSALL - 3 bedroom home.
aluminum sided, carpeted
throughout. wood and gas
heated. Taxes 5210. Close to
'hopping. No reasonable offer
refused. Phone 262-2814. 5t
EXECUTIVE HOME - near
Exeter. large living room
and
family room. Well insulated.
excellent condition. Phone 262-
6020. 5-7'
20 Property For Rent
2 BEDROOM apartments. One
011 March 10. 2 on Feb. 15. Call
235-0141. 4t
HOUSE IN Dashwood.
Available March Iso. 237-
3665. 4:5c
4 BEDROOM House in Exeter.
dose to school. 235-1485. 4-6'
RESPONSIBLE persons to rent
mobile home. Commutable
distance from London. 2
.appliances and air tight wood
stove. S200.00 plus utilities.
References required. Phone 293-
30s4. 3-6c
2 BEDROOM mobile home in
Sealorth arca. fridge and stove
included. Available March I.
Goderich 524-2873 or 235-
(1624_ 5-6c
3 BEDROOM brick house near
Kirkton. Phone after 4 p.m. 1-
666-1059. 481
W1: NOW HAVE warehousing
space available for lease al Oud
Warehousing. Phone 262-2928
or 262-5768. I5t
FOR RENT
3 bedroom townhouses, newly decorated, located in
Vanastro 2 miles from Clinton quiet 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.
One & Two Bedroom Apt.
FOR RENT
Stove & Fridge
Fully broadloomed
Laundry Facilities
Heating
One Year Lease
'199" and '249"
PRONE 5 D REALTY LTD.
235-2208
Ideal for Newlyweds
or Retired Couple
TRUCK TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
Tenders for the supplying of a 1981
model one-half ton truck are to be in the
Clerk's hands by 12:00 p.m. on February
16th, 1981. The tenders to be submitted
with and without the present township own-
ed pick-up truck as a trade in on the new
model.
Township tender forms are to be used.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Allan Nicholson,
Road Superintendent,
Egmondville, Ontario
The Township of Tuckersmith
will accept quotations for:
- the rental of Part lot 23, Con. 4, HR$
- some 60 acres more or Tess for a three
year period.
- acreage to be determined by a survey,
which is to be completed in early spring.
- quotations are to be on a per acre basis
with half of the rental due on June 1st and
half due December lst each year. The land
must be left free of chemicals. ,
• quotations must be received by the under-
signed on or before FEBRUARY 16th, 1981
at 2:00 p.m. The highest or any quotation
not necessarily accepted.
J. R. McLachlan,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Tuckersmith
20 Property For Rent
3 BEDROOM HOUSE in
Hen lid II. Phone 262-2276. 4 -be
MODERN FARM home. Close
to lurich. Available
immediately. Phone 262-2928 or
phone 262-5768. 47t
IN HENSALL 3 bedroom
house, large lot. references. no
pets please. Available Feb. 1st.
Phone 262-2220. 51t
MODERN 5 bedroom farm
home close to Brucefteld 262-
2928 or 262-5768. 53t
MODERN 4 bedroom farm
home. close to Hensall. 262-2928
or262-5768. 53t
2 BEDROOM house close to
downtown Exeter. Phone 235-
2183. It
TO SUBLET: Newly
redecorated three bedroom apt.
Loft overlooking the living
room. Dining room. Other
extra:,. 5225 a month. plus
utilities. 236.0404. 5'
/URICH - 2 bedroom
apartment, newly decorated.
236-4861 or 1-453-1847. St
FARM HOUSE. well insulated.
Targe kitchen, Targe vacant barn
suitable" for sheep or pigs
between Dashwood and lurich.
Available now 296-0750. 5c
GRACIOUS brick home )-4
bedrooms. Targe kitchen. dining
and living room. Immediate
possession. Phone 235-1891.
($RAND BEND furnished
bachelor apartment. private
entrance. utilities paid. SI60.00.
238-2287. 5:6c
3 BEDROOM farm home. 31
miles east of Hensall. Available
Feb. I st. Phone 262-5988. 5:6c
2 BEDROOM mobile home. 2
baths, fireplace. fridge. stove.
washer. screened in porch.
electrical heat. RR 1 Dashwood.
Phone 238-8256. 5:6c
MAIN FLOOR 2 bedroom
apartment. private entrance.
paved driveway on Simcoe
Street.. 235-2575. 5c
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS. wedges.
portable cement mixer, power
trowels. wheelbarrows. etc.
Form ties stocked. Call N.J.
Corriveau./urich 23b.4954. Ibt
FORMAL RENTALS - one
of Canada's largest selections.
Agent for Freeman's Formal
Rentals. Syd Silver's and Jeif'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. 123t
23 Wanted To Rent
WANTED TO RENT or Buy.
50-100 acres cash crop land close
to Crediton. Will pay SI00.00 -
5125.00 per acre for the right
land. Phone 2346281. • 38t
WILLING to take full
responsibility of cropping your
farm in a rent lease or share
cropping agreement. short or
long term. Fred Knip 227-4695
or Clil' Knip 228-6218. no
Sunday calls. 5t
WORKABLE farm land. Phone
262-5343. 5-8c
25 notices
REWARD - 5500.00 for
111kirmatihn leading to and or
the return of guns. I television
,et stolen from Allan Haugh.
Bnaceliekl. Phone 527-0248. 4:5e
26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Helen James
Birtwistle
All persons having claims
against the estate of Helen James
Birtwistle. late of the Town of
Parkhill, County of Middlesex.
who died on or about the 7th day
of December. 1980 are required
to file particulars of same with
Deane & Laughton, Solicitors of
I:xeter. Ontario. by the 3Ist day
nl January 1981 after which date
the estate will be distributed hav-
ing regard only to those claims of
which notice has been received.
Deane & Laughton
Solicitors for the executor.
Exeter. Ontario
3:4:5c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In theEstateof
Elizabeth Volland
Deceased
All -persons having claims
against the estate of Elizabeth
Volland. late of the Village of
Hensall. County of Huron. who
died on or about the 13th day of
January, 1981 are required to file
particulars of same with Deane
& Laughton. Solicitors of Ex-
eter. Ontario. by the 7th day of
February 1981 after which date
the estate will be distributed hav-
ing regard only to those claims of
which notice has been received.
Deane & Laughton
Solicitors for the executors.
Exeter. Ontario
3:4:5c
Notice
Annual Meeting
of
Wheat Producers
will be held
in the
OMAF
Board Room
Clinton, Ont.
Feb. 20, 1:30 p.m.
County rate could increase
between 15 to 17 percent
By SHARON DIETZ
Huron County Council
wrestled with budgets
presented by the county's
various committees at its
January 29 meeting in an
attempt to hold the overall
county budget to an increase
of between 15 and 17 percent.
Increases in the department
budgets ranged from 15 to 27
percent.
Warden Fred Haberer told
council the county was able
to slip through last year, but
in 1981 the council would be
faced with some tough
decisions regarding budget
increases.
The county's highways
department submitted the
budget with the largest
county rate increase: 27
percent in a budget of
$3,927,500.
The increase in the road
budget this year was related
to significant overruns on
two projects in 1980 leaving
the department with a deficit
for the year of $201,068 on a
cash basis.
Reeve George Fellows of
Bayfield questioned the right
of the road committee to
permit significant overruns
which would result in a
deficit. County engineer Bob
Dempsey answered that
unforeseen difficulties had
resulted in a larger overrun
than anticipated on the
construction of Road 11.
Road committee chairman
Lloyd Mousseau told council
the second overrun was the
Auburn garage
replacement and pointed out
that it was a one time
project. Once the garage was
raid for,said Mousseau, the
oad buget could be broght
in line next year.
The land division com-
mittee brought in one of the
lower budget increases at
15.1 percent. The committee
recommended the fee for all
approved severances be
raised from $75 to $100
resulting in increased
revenues of approximately
*3,000.
Reeve Bill Elston, Morris
Township, told council that
land severances were a
"bona fide part of county
planning". He objected to
the person wanting the
severance being asked to
bear the burden. County
clerk -treasurer Bill Hanly
pointed out that the county is
subsidizing each fee more
than 50 percent.
Reeve Paul Steckle of
Stanley township said he is
opposed to severances and
remarked that the county
cannot continue to subsidize
those who are benefiting
from the severances. He said
he would not be opposed to
having those wanting
severances -pay half of the
administration fee.
Council referred the
matter to executive com-
mittee which will consider
the land division budget and
can make recommendations
concerning the fee to be paid.
The board of health budget
came in with an 18.5 per cent
increase largely due to ex-
penditures created by the
REC BOARD -- The South Huron Rec Centre board of management named Jerry Maclean
as chairman. He's seated in the front and is flanked by Carolyn Merner, left, and Ann Prout.
Standing are Jack O'Neill, Bill Mickle, Gary Birmingham and John Pym, vice-chairman.
Missing is Bruce Shaw. Staff photo
County approves
marine museum
BY SHARON DIETZ
Huron County Council has
approved in principle the
relocatioft of the wheel
house of the Shelter Bay lake
freighter to an on -shore site
in the Goderich Harbour to
create a marine museum.
The freighter which is own-
ed by the Goderich elevator
Company. is to be donated to
the county and the town of
Goderich to be used as a
museum.
It is estimated that remov-
ing the wheel house and set-
ting it up as a museum will
cost between $25,000 and
$30.000. which is to be shared
by the county and the town
of Goderich.
Elsa Haydon, chairman of
the Goderich Waterfront
Committee, spoke to council
at their January 29 meeting,
asking that the county ap-
prove the project in princi-
ple. Goderich's deputy -reeve
Bob Allen. added that the
project is held captive of
when the boat is available
for the wheel house to be
removed. He said that the
boat will be unloaded toward
the end of February and
moved to an area of the dock
where removhl can be made.
He said the freighter cannot
remain in the docking area
indefinitely or it will block
?t lltic in the harbour.
Allen concluded that the
town wanted the county to
approve the project in prin-
ciple to assure Goderich
town council that the county
will share the cost of the
project.
County Council passed a
motion approving the addi-
tion of $15.000 to the county's
property committee budget
which will permit the pro-
ject to continue.
It is proposed that the
grounds will be maintained
by the town ,and the county
will be responsible for
preparing and manning the
exhibit. which would be open
for the summer months
probably from 9:00 a.m. un-
til 9:00 p.m.
Plans are for the
wheelhouse and the control
room of the ship to be
relocated on shore. It is in-
tended that every audible in-
strument and mechanical
navigationalaidbepart of the
display generating further
interest.
A set of cabins below the
wheelhouse known as the
captain's office and
quarters. as well as the
passenger quarters, will also
be included so that many
items presently scattered
around the Huron County
Pioneer Museum could be
located in the marine
museum. creating an in-
teresting and historically in-
formative display. This will
also present the opportunity
of expanding the collection.
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GRAND BEND
238-8484
CLINTON
482-9747
purchase of furnishings and
equipment for the new
county health building under
construction at Huronview in
Clinton.
The reeve of Bayfield,
George Fellows objected to
the allotted expenditure of
$45,000 for furnishings and
equipment at the new health
building.
Dr. Brian Lynch, Medical
Officer of Health, told
council more realistic
figures would be available at
the end of February when it
would be brought to council.
He said the figure in the
budget was an educated
guess, but that he was
certain when the figures
were available, the fur-
nishings and equipment
would cost less.
Reeve Fellows commented
that he did not like using
expanded figures because
this permits the expenditure
to increase to meet that
figure. He said he did not like
this kind of budgeting.
County clerk -treasurer
Bill Hanly, told council
members that the figure of
$45,000 was realistic for the
type of facility and number
of staff at the health
building. Hanly remarked
that considering the type of
building and staff
requirements, the cost of
furnishings and equipment
could well be $50,000. So
therefore the budgeted
figure of $45,000 was a
realistic figure.
Budgets were also
received from the social
services committee, the
planning department, the
development committee,
Huronview, the library
board, the property com-
mittee, and the proposed
budgets of the executive
committee including general
government, members of
council and general ad-
ministration, educational
grants and patriotic grants.
All were accepted and will
now go to the Executive
Committee for final review.
CHEESE
PLEASE
Visit Us At The
Perth County Ag. Week
Farm drainage has never been a better buy.
Dollar for dollar, our people and equip-
ment cannot be matched.
tooth drain
LIMITED
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NOTICE
As of Feb. 5, 1981 the cross country ski
trail, on the south side of the river, from
South Huron Rec Centre to Morrison Dam
Conservation Area, will be closed.
Trails from Riverview Park to and in-
cluding Morrison Dam Trails will remain
open for your skiing pleasure.
A usable Bayfield
Conservation Area.
.....rtes.
Give Yourself A Break!!!
with a
R.R.S.P.
Tax Break!!
- No Fees
- No Charges
Paying 1 2'12%O
The deadline for contributing to your 1980
income tax is March 2, 1981.
` Clinton
II Community
CREDIT UNION
Exeter, Ontario
235-0640
( Exeter Branch)
374 Main St. S.,
Times -Advocate, February 4, 1981 Page 21
AUCTION OF
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FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, CAR,
SNOWBLOWER/ ETC.
For Mr. Roy W. Wrigglesworth, Lucan
& Other Consignors
SATURDAY FEB. T - 1:00 p.m.
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Ilderton Masonic hall - ilderton
Butternut jom cupboard, eorly 1800 desk, Knechtel
kitchen cupboard, Boston rocker, blanket box,
walnut chest of drawers, wash stonds, press back
chairs, copper boiler, drop leaf table, coal oil Tamp,
frost free frige, chesterfields, Antique Victrolo,
records 8 needles, school desks, new brown leather
swivel chairs, new recliner choir, rugs, sausage press,
piano stool, coffee and end tables, desk and office
chairs, colour T.V.'s, new combination radio and
T.V , bed, bedside tables, lamps, kitchen tables,
Town chairs, bedding, dishes, 20 piece set of Corelle
dishes, chrome set, set of 7 stainless steel flatware,
pots and pans, small electrical appliances,
humidifier, 3 piece bedroom suite, trunk, wringer
washer, crib, pressure system, tools new and used,
car top carry -all, trailer toilet, pool chair, Moto -
motor gas driven snow blower with chains, large V
type tractor snow blower, etc. etc.
CAR - 1973 Dodge automatic 6 cylinder, good
running ,condition, selling os is.
"Your Sale In Our Hands Means Dollars in
Yours"
Booking Future Sales Now
AUCTIONEERS
Hugh Filson Tom Robson
666-0833 666-1967
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SENIOR CITIZEN
APARTMENTS
(Huron County Housing Authority)
Ontario Housing Corporation provides
assisted rental accommodation for seniors
throughout the County of Huron. Senior
citizen housing is for those who can look
after their own daily needs and should -
not be confused with homes for the aged,
where daily care and food services are
provided.
Assisted rental housing is available to per-
sons; 60 years of age or older or couples
where one person is at least 60 years of
age. Seniors who live in these buildings
generally pay on a rent -geared -to -income
basis, which is usually 20% - 25% of
their gross income. Rent will not exceed
$250.00 per month.
In Huron County there are vacancies
available in Exeter, Ontario and Brussels,
Ontario
If you are interested in accommodation of
this type or would like further information,
please call 524-2637 or Zenith 21520, or
come in person to:
Huron County Housing Authority
48 The Square
Goderich, Ontario
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Do you know ant•one here In Ontario who -through
selflessness. FiurttanitV and kindness ssithuut e•pectiny
anything in return --has initis' this ,t better province in
which to live'
Thais the kind of pot son for whom the Ontario
Medal for Good Citizensh:l ,s,u established
12 reCIplents are selected wally toy an independent
Advisory Council of Ontario citizens whose honorart
chairman is the Lieutenant Gotrrnor of the Province
Anyone mat noiu:natu ,t meteor for the Ontario
Medal. and noel n,nhim fin:s ale ,nt,v , l'k' Ilt'ssiriting
tier,C:,rt
Ads ISol t' Co;u ;
Ontario Medal fait (-rood Cih/,'nship
(Queen's Park
Toronto, Ontano Mir\ 1A1
Making a nomination is itself an act of dppleciatIon for
good cttIZenship All nominations should he received by
April 15, 1981
Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship
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