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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1981-12-16, Page 32Page 14A Times -Advocate, December 16, 1981 25 Notices WOULD PERSON who took Man's leather coat by mistake from SHRC the night of Dashwood industries Christmas Parry held Dec. 4 please return to Rec Centre and no questions will be asked. 50c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Elsie Case All persons having claims against the Estate of Elsie Case late of the village of Hensall in the County of Huron, deceased, who died on the 13th day of November, 1981, are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December, 1981, after which date the assets will be distributed hav- ing regard only to claims then received. Dated at Seaforth this 23rd day of November, 1981. McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux, Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors 48:49:50c NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Doris Marjorie Johnson Late ,of the Township of Bosan- quet, in the County of Lambton, who died on or about the 7th day of January, 1981. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to file full particulars of such claims with the undersigned on or before the 17th day of December, 1981, after which date the assets of the estate will be distributed having regard only to the claims then filed. Little & Evans Exeter, Ontario. Solicitors for the Executrix 48:49:50c NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of Isabella Drover All persons having claims against the Estate of Isabella Drover, late of the Village of Hensall, in the County of Huron, Housekeeper, deceased, who died on the 29th day of January, 1981 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 31st day of December, 1981, after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Scaforth, Ontario this 3rd day of December, 1981. McCONNELL, STEWART 8 DEVEREAUX Box 220, Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the Administrator 49-51c Hensall council Continued from page 1A Municipal Association. The conference is being held in Toronto. February 7-10. The 175 registration fee will he paid by the village. The village wrote off two tax amounts deemed un - collectable. The items from the 1977 tax roll and the 1980 tax roll totaled 1101. Council filed two resolutions. one from the Township of Greenock sup- porting Hyrdro's nuclear development and the second asking for increased shoreline improvement monies Neilands said Hydro was already going ahead with its nuclear programs and coun- cil had supported the project in the past Council members agreed with the government posi- tion that shoreline funds had been exhausted for 1981. The village will petition the ministry of transporta- tion and communications for their final subsidy on 1981 road expenditures Council authorized a Christmas bonus of $150 each to its full time employees and 130 to its regular part-time employees Huron County Family Planning Project You To Family Planning Clinic Every Tuesday 630 9o.m HURON COUNTY HEALTH UNIT Ann St , Exeter For Information Call 235-101 4 Wer.Ddnr, 7• t„esdoy evenings All medications, IUD's etc. provided free of charge Everyone welcome • McGillivray defers water decision McGillivray council met on December 7. Mary Yoser attended regarding water for a trailer. The lot was not a severed lot, the trailer has been removed and the field ploughed. When the pipeline was put in. the farm paid three units and the trailer paid one unit. Mrs. Moser was inquiring as to a possi- ble rebate. No decision was made until all the par- ticulars are known. Les Hartle, Harvey Ross and Jim Windsor attended on the Gilbert -Windsor Drain. After considerable discussion the report was referred back to Haskett & Hodgins for further con- sideration. The Tile Drain Loan funds are almost depleted for this year. There is a small balance of approximately $18.000.00 left. The next drainage year starts April 1. 1982. Council agreed to close the Treasurer's office at noon on December 24 and December 31., Assessment open house will be held at the council chambers at West McGillivray on Wednesday. January 20 and Thursday. January 21. from 10:00 to 9:00 p m.. and on -Saturday. January 23. from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at East Williams Hall. Be sure to read your assessment notices. :McGillivray is going on re -assessment for 1982. and there will be changes made in assessments to equalize all assessments. The Ministry of the En- vironment is increasing the cost for water by four cents per 1 MO gallons. A decision on the increase to the water users was not made until all the figures for maintenance. etc are available to council. Building permits totalling VI) (lust tett were approved. 1' Ie :)rain Loan Applications totalling 176.- 100 Ott were approved. The Middlesex -London [),strict Health Unit have approved a sceptic tank system for the Mount Carmel Subdivision. Council endorsed the resolution re vandalism presented by the Ailsa Craig council The insurance on the Township Hall was renewed for three years - 115.000 on hall and 12.000 on contents. Barry Heaman reported (fn the Conference he attend- ed to Chatham on November 21 There was a seminar on planning and financing recreation facilities. one on annexation. on the hydro corridor. and on landfill and drainage. It was learned I). Denys is ►villing to sell a strip of land approximately 50 feet wide to be used for expansion of the ball park. The load limits on all bridges should he up -dated and will be a project for 1982. council decided. All accounts for drain repairs over the past number of years are being killed out now. In the future. with the new maintenance grant system, drain repairs will he killed annually. Council adjourned to meet on Monday, December 21, at 1:00 p.m. SEES SANTA — Marshall Middleston, son of fire chief Gary and Joanne Middleton had a close look at Santa Claus when he visited the Exeter fire hall, Sunday afternoon. T -A photo AUCTION Construction Equlpmsnt DECEMBER 18th 10:00 A.M. EXETER, ONTARIO On Behalf of C.A. McDowell Construction Ltd.. who Is retiring after 30 years In business. OVER 500 ITEMS Hydraulic Backhoes • Crawler Tractors • Crawler Loaders • Wheel Loaders • Loader/Backhoes • Motor Graders • Tandem Dumps • Tandem Tractors • Stake Trucks & Pickups • Tandem Axle Floata • Trailers & Vane • Compactors • Gen Sets • Well Point System • Air Compressors • Hyd. Crane • Boom Trucks • 50 Tone of Sheet Piling & Steel • Jack Hammers • Drills • Grinders • Welders • Pius Many More Items. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. CALL: SKATING INSTRUCTION — At Monday's regular practice sessions of the Exeter figure skating club, professional Marg Carey gives advice to Jenise McKnight, Lisa Morlock, Erin O'Rourke, Gavin Poole and Adam Hem T -A photo Museum to restore Dunlop's t research and writing essays Y on ropemaking, candle - making and spinning and weaving. He was then hired on for an extra month and a half to work on the tomb project but on rainy days, he will continue his craft research at the museum. Larry hopes that by working five days a week, eight hours a day, the tomb project can be completed during his extra month and a half of employment. If not, the remainder of the work will have to be left until spring. He is also looking forward to help from several Katimavik project par- ticipants who will be living and working out of Goderich this year. The fact that the Ontario Heritage Foundation has awarded a grant for the preservation of Dunlop's tomb, is a tribute to the Scot himself. He was brought into the Canada Company by company superintendent John Galt. Galt recruited him because/ of his reputation as an adventurer and an explorer. Indeed, his nickname developed from a tiger -fighting reputation gained while living in India. Many stories are told about Dunlop which show his strange sense of humor and his great persistence. He endured many hardships, including frostbite, to finish the task of developing this area. When Dunlop first arrived here, he lived in a small log cabin which he referred to as By JOANNE BUCHANAN The Ontario Heritage Foundation has awarded a grant of 18,100 to the Huron County Pioneer Museum to assist in the improvement of Tiger Dunlop's tomb site north of Goderich, a place of scenic beauty and provincial historical significance. The Ontario Heritage Foundation is an agency of the provincial government created to assist and en- courage the preservation of the province's heritage and culture. The foundation grant will be used by the museum for general landscaping and improving the access to the tomb of Dr. William 'Tiger' Dunlop (1792-1848) who used his considerable abilities to help develop the Huron Tract as a member of the Canada Company. The 120 -odd rickety wooden steps leading to the tomb will be removed and replaced by a nature trail. In past years, the steps have been in constant repair due to vandalism and it is hoped that the construction of a trail will help to alleviate this problem. "The trail will be a zig- zagging gravel pathway with sharp corners to prevent bikes from riding up it,” explains Larry Adams, a student who is helping with the manual labor under the direction of museum caretakers Lee Erb and Ross Merrill. "It will provide a more rugged access." Larry worked at the museum during the summer as a craft co-ordinator doing 'The Castle.' He was then granted 440 acres of land on the Maitland River bank where he built his home known as 'Gairbraid'. This home was the site of many public activities and social events. The settlers of the Huron Tract owed a debt of gratitude for the work Tiger Dunlop did in this area. He was a pioneer . in the true sense of the word and his tomb is a tribute to this pioneering memory and spirit. For more information on this colorful character of our past, visit the Huron County Pioneer Museum. 1 THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION THE SPECIAL NEEDS ASSSESSMENT COMMITTEE In response to the Education Amendment Act, 1980 (Bill 82), this committee invites written briefs from parents, members of community groups that further the interests and well-being of exceptional children, students, teacher organizations, Involved agencies, and the general public REGARDING the provision of programs and services for excep- tional children within the jurisdiction of the Board. The Special Needs Assessment Committee is composed of trustees, parents, teachers, represen- tatives of advocate groups for exceptional children, and Board staff. Special Education programs and services are designed to meet the educational needs of a wide range of exceptional pupils from kindergarten to grade 13. Briefs will be recieved until January 8, 1982 by the Special Needs Assessment Committee c/o W.G. MacDonald, Superintendent of Schools, Student Services, The Middlesex County Board of Education Hyde Park, Ontario, NOM 1ZO. Persons submitting Briefs should include the name, position and telephone number of a person who can be contacted by the Committee. Individuals or organizations submitting Briefs will be notified of the date and time when the Brief will be reviewed by the Committee. T.D. Blackburn F.S. Toll Chairman Director of Education AUCTIONEERS 7222 TORORAM RD., UNIT 15. MISSISSAUGA, ONT. LIT 3V2 PHONE.(4111)11/041174 GARAGE AND SHOP EQUIPMENT AUCTION We have been instructed by the secured party to offer for sale by Public Auction, to the highest bidder without reserve Garage and Shop Equipment on Wednesday December 30, 1981 at 1:15 p.m. at Rathwell Bldg. in Vanastra, 1 mile south of Clinton. SHOP AND SERVICE EQUIPMENT: Ingersol Rand 5 HP air compressor, Coats 20-20 tire changer, Amco brake lathe -model 3000 complete, Mobile air jack, auto analyser, Marquette 40-176, wheel balancer, battery chargers, battery analyser, alter- nator diode tester, voltage regulator tester, ignition tester, tack and dwell meter, timing light, Clinton tanker - gas holding tank and pump, Sunnen wet honing machine, Growler, valve grinder, Sioux valve seating equipment, IBM Time clock, Lincoln Arc welder, drills, jacks, many, many more miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT: Dominion safe, SR111 Michro Fische reader, oak desks, filing cabinets, Olivetti Underwood studio 45 typewriter, adding machines and many more items. 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