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Sr IAl.l. ONE II11)14(X)M apartment for
rent. Lower level, suitable for one person.
Apply to 1140. 4011 Exeter Times Advocate,
Box 850, l:\eier, Ont. NOM ISO. 36:37c
KOOM - parking. cable, share kitchen and
haiuuuut, furniture lcquired. Laundry,
facilities. female met ened. SS0.00 per
-week. Abel S:30 p.m. pl e 235-1998.36c
NEW A1)L)I -I Iwo bedroom apt. clow 10
poll office and shopping, laundry and
parking. 23S-1497. 36110
MOM -RN One hell
stove. ('hone 23S-1497.
a111.. Irid)e and
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SENIOR CITIZEN'S
ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT
at Sauble Court, Grand Bend
Doreen Seguin 238-2261
Nancy Thomas 238-8695
('O\11-OR1 \RI 1 1ultlutnnhed
hedr hulue Not . 1 it) Alas 1. 11)
luinulc% Bonn 1'.\elel. Phone 2j9-0185.
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1.ueaII. Plume 227-1787. 36
()NI-. Ill I)KOO\I AI'AK 1 \II NI
available 10 sublet' ai 1 Ii,ahilh ( null
Apartment, in Newall. \lunlhI% lent or
52911.00 in:Iude,. 111if(u:. and .ahle.
Available iimledianely. Plume 247.174(1.:1(x'
1)1119 1-\ 2_ 1,43 il+et:tl, newh
- del:mated, ample paikiig. (inti glia village.
Prince Albert Si. 455-9808..
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2 ItI-I)KOO\I AI'AK I \II N1 in I Irian.
Av:ailahlr ountttI IleI\. Plum.. 227-1017. tr„
21 For Rent
1'1 \'\WOOI) f(1K\1S, wedge,. 1.01iable
olein luisei, pow el 11Oacis. ttheelball..
etc. I•sei111 Ire, •lurked. (.;dl (.line; a Ken
Os by 8:30 a.m. OI:altei 5 p 111. Weekday,,
anytime Sal urday. 236-4954 /urk 11.1011 n
1111 "(11 1) 1I)\\'N IIAI I:' audoolhuu
for rental, including tsmeeting..
hailtinet unuu, Ieclule,. e\hihiII4)II , lil'us,
etc. Kitchen facilities, atailahle. (ontan
lAli.on I is eI. 235-2000. 11114)
111)11.1)IN(i 1 OK K1 N1-; 354)1) q: -1L t+ittl
offices. ample puking. ('till 235-21221.
141 I u:
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ere maw. Phone 237-3204I'. i4.36r
KOONiS AVAII Alit 1- in I ur(ut. Phone
227-4811.
23 Wanted To Rent
1 ANI11 1' w 1\N I S 2 or .1 hedrtaon boom:
or Mobile home iui I siie1. l-wiel of Ilan
sail- Phone 524-11569.- l:1611
AI'AR I \II -N.1-. 1- 012 heti .:\..0011
as po„iltle. i'Ium! 262-131(4after 4:4N) p.m.
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26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the 11. \1:111:
Ray Edison Wilhelm, 1►e:.amid
All pct Irmo, hal lug .,I:ant, again,( illi
e1{ane til Kay, 1 diwu \\ illlila, late of illi
Village Irl ( ledilon, ( Dunn of l Iuiseu. wllu
died on 01 ghoul III(' l 7111 tray 01 .1111( 1911+
are 1ettuiretltoIlls' pal 11:u1.11sofsanlrt(nh
U11114:1' I). Hill. O.( Suh:itol . I' \rti 1.4 )u
(:►rise, hs Iter 7th day of Septet I'el 1911'
alien whirb dale Ow estate a ill h.•
`tlisiiihuleil having 1egaid time 1(1 thirst;
claim, 01 ti Inch ntilI:: ha, hien 1
Elmer D. Bell.
Stiliiiltll-.Iii Ihi t'\r:111UI,,
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28 Auction Sales
VVA 1 -( 11 \ (h:uol:u, ,rt.nlh I'lodu.non
Sale. s nulr, uoltl' 01 \ItlIru1 I ole,( 01,
Ilightt:lt /.;tial. Sept. 1411. dotnel 2:IMI
p.m..Salr 4 p 10. 44 head ,ell. ,how
4 hrt•tt and open hei{et. choke
334.3497. 111.,
On CBC September 11
Pinsent stars in Clinton family's story
Times-Advocote. September 4, 1985
The story of the Sloman family of
Clinton and the School on Wheels will
be the basis for the new ('IU' -'I'\'
drama starring Gordon Pinsent.
And Miles To Go. \v►'itten and star-
ring Pinsent will be telecast on
Vednosday, September 11 al 9 p.m.
as pari 01 Canada Week.
• The pilot espislxk• is based on the
true life experiences of Fred and ('eta
Sloman and their leaching ex-
periences in northern Ontario. For 39
years, starling in the 1920s. the late
Mr. Sloman, his wife and live
children, made their home and
workplace in a converted CN1t
railway coach, known as the School
On Wheels.
GORDON PINSENT
Hydro
in And Miles to Go.
hits the road
'I'11(' 11441 N1'11 In'gttls in 4:4)114st uc\l
w(ek as
0111:11.10 I Iy(Iro st:u•ts a series_
ol publi(• information sessions 111 ex-
plain \ths it picked certain auras 111
Sotnh\yesler(t Onfano lir ils 111001
deSpisi'd 500,'011 roll I ra IiSntiSS100
limes am' lowers
11'114 sessions begin NIonday in Cam
bridge and liiph' and by the time
they wind u11 Sept. 25 in Jarvis and
Vienna. 1h.s s'iIl h:IVa Iouched 114Wn
111'1((1\ 1,1 ,,•, communities.
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I[Vltro r41►resl•nla11S wlit041li11c
Ih/'ir pr(dl'rr41i route:mil i'(•aSOns for
sel'cling 11 iligh Voltage lines :Ice
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. LUCAN ANTIQUE AUCTION
F.
▪ Sun., September 8 --1 p.m.
Viewing at' 11 a.m. of Shillelagh Motor Hotel
of north end of Lucan.
Interesting auction of fine antique furniture and collectibles.
_ A partial listing follows: Oak roll top desk, pine corner cupF.
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_ board, oak hoosier cupboard, open pine cupboard, pine wor-
drobe, pine chest of drawers. pine harvest table, pine jam cup-
= board, 4 pine chairs..oak extension table, spinning wheel, but-
▪ ter. churn,
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ter-churn, blanket box, oak china cabinet. pine china cabinet,
• pine washstand, cherry washstand. rugs, oak flat top desk,
E. dresser. gingerbread and mantle clocks. cherry chest of
drawers, oak drop leof table, oak ice box, maple extension
table, parlour tables, old quilts, cost iron bed. old wooden beds,
• •old cabinet type sewing machine, wall telephone and brass
3, candlestick phone. 3 pce. oak bedroom suite. flowered crock,
▪ pressback chairs, pressback high chair, old oil lamps, old
dishes, kitchen colt Nctables, 1843 Westley Richards black
▪ powder shotgun. pine drysink, dozens of small items of interest
too numerous to mention.
TERMS: Cash. cheque.
To Consign phone: 227-4210
- Ontario Auction Service Auctioneer - Bud McIver
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September 7
10:00 to 12 Noon
Bring your child and spend `sorne time with us.
Register now for September 1985
Program is 2-4 mornings a week
for children aged 2') to 5
For more information cull
235-0137 or 229-6464
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considered essential. according tot
la r:io,i lydri, I o move electrical polder
from the Bruce Nuclear 1'nvyer
- Development near Kincardine to
larger tertian centres. -
The proposed route conk! 114)1 be
built unlit alter a) decision by a-.loint
(ward under the etnisolid tled Ili'ar
ings Ad. ;\ preliminary hearing to set
procedures is s(1 for Oct. 16 a1 11►e
Ilnhday.lnn in (;uclph Ise be Iotll(1e(I
by 1411111i1 hearings 4111 Il'(' pr 11)0Setl
1(111(' beginning Nov. 1.2
Gillian Bennett. a- spokesman lir
Ontario I Iy(lro in London, said Toes
day 1ha1 newsletters are going oil 10
27.1101 pl'4)pX•r•ty owners in the studs
areas t4) explain the routes and invite
participation at 1114 information
s(•SSioIIS-
I Ivdr'4)'s infurnlal1(11 packet sent hi
area landowners indicates it experts
a decision by mid summer 19Ut6 with
1)1111841y buying I4) start :1 Lew months
later :Ind t (ist•itetlul 'Io 1x• under
w•ay by Spring 4)i 1987.
(11hcr upx•(11ung public inl4)r►naliun
Sessions indIllcd: Sept 10. Brantford
and 'I'eeswater; Sept. 11. I )xlur(I ('en
Ire and Zurich: Sept. 12. Clinton and
Tempo. Sept. 16 Elmwood and Nairn.
Sept 17, Ifnneywoinl and Mount
Itrydges: Sept 111, Markdale and AI►
pin. Sept 19.1larrit'tsvillt• and t'ndcr
wood: Sept. 23, Barrie and Tillson
burg. Sept. 2.1. Walerlird and 'Forint
14) :111 sessions. except Il'(• one in
Toronto. are open 11.4)111 2::111 p.m. to
-+ p.m. and 6::111 p.m I4) 9 p.m. The
Toronto session Is ripen. Iron) I I :1 111
In8p►111
The railway car, now based in Clin-
ton, travelled a 148 mile line of tracks
between Capreol and Foleyel bring-
ing education to isolated northern
familia;;.
Children and adults alike sought
education and friendship in the
warmth of the Sloman family
schoolhouse. Over 1,1NN1 children who
came out of the bushlands graduated
from the School on Wheels.
• Today the School on Wheels has a
permanent hotne in Clinton's Sloman
Memorial Park. Extensive renova-
tions are being made to the old
railway coach to restore it to its
original slate.
Mrs. Sloman, who last year earned
the Order of Canada award for her
work in the education field asked that
the ('BC '1'V series not use the Sloman
narne in their prlkduction. A modest
woman. Mrs. Sloman preli•rs to main-
tain a. low profile.
Ilowever, Pinsent has based much
of his television production 00 the
Sluwman story.
Finsen( plays the part of Jack Mor-
rissey. a disillusioned teacher whose
methods are no longer welcome in the
private school system. 1 le is forced to
resign and decideS Io visit his
chronically ill teenage daughter
Neila, at a convalescent home north
of Sudbury. While there, Jack realizes
(hat he and Neila need to spend more
time together. and he accepts it job
that he really isn't interested in -= as
a teacher of a probationary "school
on wheels." The school is a refurbish-
ed railway car, shunted up and down
the rail line out of Sudbury , slopping
"in (he middle of nowhere" for it few
clays, serving whoever comes otll -4)1
(he bush to learn.
The immigrants, trappers, natives.
miners and railway workers in the
isolated hush communities don't
readily accept Mr. I\f4)rrissey. 'Then
he begins to realize That teaching,
(hese people and their• children is the
ultimate challenge of his career - that
he is their only hope of achieving an
education. •
Appearing with Gordon Pinsent in
(he cast are Ken .lames, Ed
McNamara. Helen Taylor and
Elizabeth Itukavina.
And Miles To Go was directed by
Don Mcllrearly and produced by
,lames Swan.
Gordon l'insenl is known to lelcvi-
Sion viewer's and I heat•., goers across
('anada. Ile gained national attention
in the 1960s ih his television role as
Quentin I)urgens M.P. and in 'the
popular lelt•vision series. A Gift to
Last. ile is also bast known for his
writing and Pilin Iea(I in the feature
film. '1'he Itow'dyman; a story based
on his Newfoundland 310111h. A novel
based on-Ihe film was published in
AT CONFERENCE
'I'hc alinu:ll in•ellog of Women
Teachers' :\Ssociation (I ( Intarw.
representing the :31.111111 %%Inllenn
lcach(•'s in the Ontario (.lcnlcnlarj'
public schools, w'.lS held in 'Toronto
l'l'('eltt IS..
;\l lending from Ibis area were
Niary-t*IlcnWats!)and Ila Mal hersol
111c('tii l - Iluron • Hope school.
('hrystal .Iew•it1. Florence Keilla1' oI
Huron Centennial st'houl: and Mary
Moifatt, Education ('o -ordinator (►I
the lio:u•tl 01 Education.
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STAKED THIS POWER
ROUTE BEFORE
1fUBLIC HEARINGS?!
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PROTEST These signs hove
gone up on Highway 83 and 84.
However, the stakes are for on
aerial survey. No OH personnel
have entered private property.
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c,06 ESTATE AUCTION
of the late Ray Wilhelm
at 144 Victoria St. E. Crediton on
Sot., Sept. 14 at 12:00 noon
1979 DODGE CAR 1980 '.7 ton Ford pickup both with low mileage
and selling certified. Furniture. appliances, antiques, tractor
and tools:
Complete listing in next weeks issue.
Auctioneer John Finlay - -
LARGE AUCTION SALE
Car. modern appliances, antiques, household effects to be held
at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton Ont. for Mrs. Viola
Nelson of Clinton and Cecil Wheeler Estate of Blyth.
Sat., Sept. 7 at 10 a.m.
1968 Pontiac 2 door hardtop car, selling as is, Inglis automatic
washer and dryer approx. 6 yrs. old, Candle colour -TV nearly
new on stand, Inglis square model fridge, 6 yrs. old, Frigidaire
fridge, Danby 24" electric stove, Philco 24" electric stove, chest
freezer approx. 17 cu. ft., Apt. size freezer, Filter Queen
vacuum cleaner 6 yrs. old. portable sewing machine, antique
sectional bookcase, antique secretary desk. wicker fern stand,
2 blanket boxes, trunk, antique bonnet chest, Targe antique
chest w porcelain pulls, 2 piece bedroom suite, ' d continental
bed. old brass telescope, wooden rocker, iron boot jack. onti-
que dresser, trunk, dresser top swing mirror, oval parlour table,
buffet w mirror, 6 dining chairs, 4 leaves for table, square
parlour table, library table. 3 piece bedroom suite, washstand.
steel bed with box spring and mattress. good single mattress,
bridge lamp, floor tamp, bedroom lamps, old chesterfield, day
bed plus dishes, glassware, small appliances. bedding, tools
and misc. items.
TERMS CASH
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898
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1974, followed by a second novel. John of the RRlylh Festival by actor. Ted
and the Missus, brought to the stage Johns.
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P.M. World Series of.00
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EntertaMrnent begins with e
roar when the Auto Stunt
Shop: gets under wad on the
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and daredevil artistry ryIn their
program of death -defying antics
covering the Whole spectrum
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your seal early at the her
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to sit on Ns from edge
throughout the
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10 its name. while
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER
MINISTRY OF
CORRECTIONAL SERVICES
Project No. CS -FDP -231 B.I.L.D.
CS -CM -28-85/86 •
Tender No. 5742
DOOR CONTROL SYSTEM
FIRE ALARM ANNUNCIATOR SYSTEM
LOCATION
/ BLUEWATER CENTRE FOR
YOUNG OFFENDERS
Highway 21 South
P.O. Box 71
GODERICH, ONTARIO
N7A 3Y8
The Ministry of Correctional Services will receive
tenders until 16:30 hours, September 26, 1985, at,
The Tenders Office, 2001 Eglinton Avenue East,
Scarborough, Ontario, MIL 4P1, Telephone
(416) 750-3433. -
Tender Documents will be made available to inter-
ested contractors at a site meeting to be held on
Wednesday, September 11, 1985, at 10:30 a.m.
Contractors who do not attend this site meeting
will not be eligible to tender on the work.
All inquiries regarding the tendejing of this project
should be addressed to: Mr. J. S. May, Chief
Purchasing Officer, Ministry of Correctional Ser-
vices, 2001 Eglinton Avenue East, Scarborough,
Ontario, Mi L 4P1, Telephone (416) 750-3433.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Another job creation project
from Ontario's $247 -million
Accelerated Capital Works Program
BILD
ONTARIO R'
Ministry of
Correctional
Services
Robert Nixon. Treasurer
Kenneth A Keyes. Minister