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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-02-25, Page 197 19 Pi opt!' ty Fol Sole HUMBLE BUT nice. A truly comfortable home for under 530,000.00 in Kirk ton, large old time living room, dining room and kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, house - wide at- tached shed for wood and other storage, well below replacement wet. Call Harry Palmer 1-438- 4121 Res. 1-685-6377 Century 21 Lauckner Realty Inc. 8c 19 hope' ty For Sale 31/2 ACRES, 3 bedroom brick house, 32x40 workshop, 40x60 bank barn plus other buildings. Lake Huron water available on paved road with lots of shade trees. Reasonabk 237-3573. tit 3 BEDROOM white brick house in good condition. Close to churches, schools and businesses. 539,000.00. Phone 235-2598. 7t New House - Darling Subdivision Now Under Construction 1200 square ft. living arep raised ronch or split en- try Style. Electric Heat. Buy now and pick your own interior. Call Roger Dougall Const. Ltd. 235-1281 BUILDING LOTS New Subdivision Exeter 65' Frontage 126' Depth Motz & Pryde Blvd. Fully Serviced Paved Streets Builder Available PHONE 5 D REALTY 235-2208 J TRUCKS REQUIRED' To lease for the spring season for the following: 1) fertilizer delivery 2) field spreading Minimum G.V.W. 28,000 lbs. equipped units supplied by company For further information call: Phone 482-3423 Cyanamid Farm Supply Centre R.R. 4 Clinton, Ontario For Your construction Needs - Renovation, Additions, New Homes, - Complete Excavating Services - Farm Buildings & Renovation Ontario Government Tender Tender for The Operation of The Pinery Provin- cial Park Store and Concession Sealed tenders clearly marked "Tenders for the Operation of the Pinery Provincial Park Store and Concession" will be received by the District Manager, Ministry of Natural Resources, 435 Grand Avenue West, Box 1168, Chatham, Ontario, until 12:00 noon on Friday, March 13, 1981. Tenders to be opened publicly at 1:30 p.m. on Friday, March 13, 1981. Tender forms, tender envelopes and detailed infor- mation are available from the District Manager, Ministry of Natural Resources, 435 Grand Avenue West, box 1168, Chatham, Ontario, N7M 51.8 (telephone 519-354-7340) or from the Park Superintendent, Pinery Provincial Park, R. R. No. 2, Grand Bend, Ontario, NOM 1TO (telephone 519- 243-2220). At the time the tender documents are picked up, prospective tenderers will be required to deposit with the Ministry of Natural Resourses, a certified cheque or money order iryhe amount of 525.00 payable to The Treasurer of Ontario. This deposit will be refunded after the closing date for tenders. There will be a tour of the concession facilities for prospective tenderers at Pinery Provincial Park beginning at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 4, 1981. Tenders must be enclosed in the envelope provided for this purpose. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources 19 Pi oyer ty lot Sole PRIVATE - Handyman's special. 3 bedroom, situated across from park S25.000.00. For more information call 235- 2488. 8-IIc 7 ROOM FULLY insulated home on 100'x87' lot in Kirkton. 3 bedroom home with modern kitchen and bath. New wiring, new plumbing and 200 new trees. 534,500.00 with good mortgage available. Phone Jim Hosking at Royal Trust 284-1112 St. Marys. 8c 100 acres 95 acres workable. Systematically tiled. 8% F.C.C. mortgage available. Phone 234- 6279. 8:9c 20 Propefty For Rent AVAILABLE March 1st. 3 bedrooms, full basement. Near Lake Huron on highway. Call 237-3274. 8c APRIL 1ST sublet Carling St. apartments, 2 bedroom, lease good until November '81. $240.00 per month plus PUC. Phone 235-0427. 8-IIc 2 BEDROOM apartments. One on March 10, 2 on Feb. 15. Call 235-0141. 4t WE $IOW HAVE warehousing' space available for lease at Oud Warehousing. Phone 262-2928 or262-5768. 1St MODERN FARM home. Close to Zurich. Available immediate- ly. Phone 262-2928 or phone 262-5768. 47t MODERN 5 bedroom farm home close to Brucefieki 262- 2928 or 262-5768. 53t 2 BEDROOM house close to downtown Exeter. Phone 235- 2183. It ZURICH - 2 bedroom apart- ment, newly decorated. 236-4861 or 1-453-1847. 5t APARTMENT In Lucan, heated, laundry facilities, stove and fridge. SI55.00. Available March 1 Phone 227-1709. 6t FARM HOUSE in Cromarty area. Available March 1st. Phone 345-2496. 7-9t 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 of Sarnia. Bob Swartman Men's Shoppe, Exeter, 235-0991. 484 THE "OLD Town Hall" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchcn facilities available. Contact property manager Bill Pinney 235- 0231. 23t 23 Wonted To Rent WANTED TO RENT or Buy. 50-100 acres cash crop land dose to Crcditon. Will pay 5100.00 - 5125.00 per acre for the right land. Phonc 234-6281. 38t WILLING to take full respon- sibility of cropping your farm in a rent lease or share cropping agreement, short or long term. Fred Knip 227-4695 or Clif Knip 2286218, no Sunday calls. 5t WORKABLE farm land. Phone 262-5343. 5-bc LAND IN Zurich or Hensall area. 236-4821 Art Kikkert. 7:8c 2 BEDROOM executive cottage for month of July. Phone 434- 6225 evenings. 8c 16 Ledo! Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estateof Harold Glanville Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Harold Ganvilk, late of the Village of Hensall, County of Huron, who died on or about the 10th day of August, 1978 arc requircd to file particulars of same with Deane & Laughton, Solicitors of Ex- eter, Ontario, by the 10th 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 executor, Exeter, Ontario 7:8 9c Mail survey As part of the first com- prehensive review of private land forests in Ontario, the Ministry of Natural Resources will be conduc- ting a mail survey of Ontario rural landowners, including those in the Wingham District (Huron and Perth Counties, and Huron, Minto, Kinloss, Culross and Carrick Townships). This questionnaire is designed to gather informa- tion on attuta and objec- tives of woodland owners, extent and type of forest management activities be- ing carried out, and familiarity of landowners with provincial government woodland management in- centive programs. Certain statistical infor- mation, such as potential for reforestation on private rural land, will also be collected by the survey. With increasing emphasis on management of all types of natural resources, this study is timely. As much as 30tt of wood produced in On- tario comes from private lands as opposed to Crown lands. Woodlots in the Wingham District help supply high value hardwood timber used by the region's important furniture manufacturing and other wood -using industries. Private woodlots in this area serve many other im- portant functions such as regulation of stream levels, protection of crops, soil and buildings from wind damage, enhancement of landscape beauty, habitat for wildlife, all of which are important to the farm com- munity. NOTICE TO GRANTOR HYDRO CUSTOMERS Upon approval from Ontario Hydro, there will b• an average 15% increase, •ff•c- rive on all bills issued on and after April 1, 1981. NOTICE Pits and Quarries LANDOWNERS in Township of West Williams, Township of McGillivray and Parkhill interested in a zoning change of their lands to an M2 Extracted Designation (removal of gravel and sand from land). A public meeting will be held on March 11, 1981 at 2:30 p.m. at the Township of West Williams Municipal Office. Northwest Middlesex Planning Board Isabelle Smith, Secretary Treasurer .r COUNTY OF HURON TENDER FOR EQUIPMENT SEALED TENDERS, on forms and in envelopes available from the office of the undersigned will be received until 4:00 p.m. local time on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1981 for the supply of the following items of equipment: (1) 1 - 60 H.P. rubber tired loader - backhoe (2) 2 - 28,000 G.V. W. single axle dump trucks, diesel powered. The lowest Or any tender not necessarily accepted. R.A. Dempsey, P. Eng., Huron County Engineer, Court House, Goderich, Ontario N7A 1M2 THEY'RE RALLY GOOD DRIVERS - Tim Vlemmix (centre) took top honors in the KubKar rally that was held Saturday. Martin Papph (right) came in second and Jeff Mothers (left) was third. They were the top three of the 101 boys that took part in the rally. Easter Seals - new name The oldest and largest children's charity in Canada is changing its public iden- tification from the 'Ontario Society for Crippled Children' to The Easter Seal Society. Formed by ten service clubs in 1922 to co-ordinate and develop provincially the services rendered by the clubs locally, the Society has developed to embrace 236 service clubs across Ontario and now serves more than 6,- 000 families of physically handicapped children. The significant changes from the former name to the current name is the dropping of the word 'crippled.' "There has been growing concern about retaining a name which appeared to at- tach a label to the disabled individual", said Ian Bain, executive director of the Society. "Parents of disabl- ed children and older disabl- ed persons have expressed their regret at our retention of the word 'crippled'. "The Society's decision to change its public name was not made lightly". according to Bain. "With a record of nearly 60 years' service to the families ,of disabled children in Ontario, the dropping of a familiar name was of considerable concern but the English language is dynamic and a word which was readily acceptable in the past may now have un- pleasant connotations," Bain said. "The fact that 1981 is the International Year of Disabled Persons - with its theme 'Full participation and equality' - made 1981 an appropriate time for the change" he said. While the Society will maintain the registration of its original name to protect future bequests, it will use the name 'The Easter Seal Society' in all publications, printed matter and fund- raising materials. The Easter Seal campaign was introduced in Ontario in 1947 and is the main fund-raising program of the Society. The 1981 appeal in Ontario will be held from March 16 to April 19 with a provincial goal of $3 million. The Easter Seal Society provides a consultative nur- sing service to families across Ontario, annual diagnostic clinics in northern communities and much of the equipment - wheelchairs, braces, Township of Stephen 1981 Dog Tags Are Available At The Township Office, Crediton 1st Dog Each Additional Dog Kennel License After May 1st, 1981: 1st Dog Each Additional Dog $8.00 $15.00 each $25.00 $12.00 $22.00 each Dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control at all times. Those allow- ing dogs to run at large could be charged under Township By-law and fined accor- dingly. BY ORDER OF COUNCIL SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO STOCKYARDS LTD. MELBOURNE, ONTARIO Office Phone 519-289-2110 REGULAR SLAUGHTER CATTLE SALES WEDNESDAYS 10 a.m. WEANER PIGS 12:30 As a further service to livestock producers we will hold regular monthly stocker sales the 3rd Friday in every month. Talk to us about your livestock re- quirements. lhobabbabbolimommoommersigersourorrooreproormaummorprwrrucrovarookb TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH Gravel Tender 1981 Contract No. 81-002 TT Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to con- tents will be received by the undersigned until 2:00 p.m. Monday, March 16th, 1981 for the crushing and delivery of ap- proximately 16,000 cubic yards of Granular A, and crushing and stockpiling of approximately 2,000 cubic yards. Tenders must be submitted on the Township Tender forms available from the under- signed. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. All tenders subject to approval by the Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications. Allan Nicholson, Road Superintendent, Egmondville, Ontario 527-1838 crutches and artificial limbs - used by disabled children. The Society owns and operates five camps at Lon- don. Port Colborne, Perth, Kirkland Lake and Collingwood where more than 1.000 disabled children spend summer holidays. The Society also provides sub- stantial support for the On- tario Crippled Children's Centre. the Conn Smythe Research Foundation and the Blissymbolics Com- munication Institute. Bain said that questions have been asked about the potential effect of a name change on the Society's fund- raising appeal. "If donors know how important this change is to the families and children we serve, we are confident that they will ap- prove the change and con- tinue their support," he said. Times -Advocate, February 25, 1981 Page 19 ( Holstein Dispersal Thurs. March 12 12 noon at the Shore Sale Arena, Glanworth Wellington Rood, 10 miles south of London. The high producing milking herd owned by Harold Widrick, Zurich, all by proven United Breeders Sires. A real fine herd of home bred heavy producing cows with good udders. If you wish to see this herd phone Harold Widrick 236-4170 Th Walbern Registered Herd owned by Wallace -Farms, Ingersoll sells the same day Shore Holsteins Ltd Glanworth Sales Manager rmumm. 'J QdeOC# (/ JI,fJOry RICJ AUCTION CALENDAR SAT. MARCH 14 - Hensall Furniture and antique auction for May Rowcliffe at Hen- sall Arena at 10:30 a.m. WED. MARCH 18 - Clinton Estate Auc- tion of furniture and Antiques to be held at Rathwell & Associates Building in Seaforth at 6:30 p.m. WED. MARCH 25 - Zwaan Welding Shop Auction at 10:30 a.m. SAT. MARCH 28 - Equipment Consign- ment Auction at Rathwell & Associates Auc- tion Complex, RR 5 Clinton at 10:30 a.m. Consignments Welcome. WED. APRIL 8 - Farm Equipment Auction for Isidore Ducharme at 1:15 p.m. eqadt4'e, AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS 77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1 WO (519) 527-1458 LAST alIPINAL OF CONKLIN'S POPULAR REMODELLING COUPON BOOK POSo\oss• :•111aN \\lrstiruyros,��.� OFF \� Sau rAtliB u OFF per package of - r _I l DECOR BRICK �- i.w oAF•''�tM cocoa 11r-- „rr rte. sf r+ [ 8 shpt °t A • 1 :-a/ 1 PAINT t1.1(4,'." ( ,C41, AMITY with marble top in stock. r Asn Mr K• rnrw,p 0ONN .0,1. ,.4 14 \ ,. \ You have until this Saturday, February 28/81 to use your Conklin Coupon Book. Coupons in this unusual building material savings book could save you up to $661. If you have lost your coupon book you can still pick one up at your nearest Conklin -s.' Horne Centre. You must act now! HOME CENTRES COUPON BOOK VALID UNTIL CLOSING TIME THIS SATURDAY, FEB. 28181