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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-11-06, Page 35• 16 For Sale GARAGE SALE - Rain or shine. Nov. 9. 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 143 Victoria St. W. Exeter, everything, baby furniture, skates, etc.45c APPLES, Sweets. Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Spys, Ida Reds, Greenings, last chance for cider apples and cider. McCly- mont Orchards, Varna. 482-3214. 45c COLOUR T.Y. 26", RCA Victor. S250.00. Phone 228-6607. 45c MOTHER RABBITS, fourteen and cages. Phone 565-5319. 45c TRUCK TOPPER - 37 in. high, roof vent, top cupboards, insulated, panelled, drapes all around, walk in door, wired for I2V and 110 AC. S300.00. Phone 235-1515. 45SA APPLES MACS, DELICIOUS, SPYS Open Saturdays No. 4 Hwy. at Crediton Rd. FRANK SAWYER 39tfn WOOD STORAGE SHED 12'x12' set on 4'x4' sills, treated wood, wired, easy to move. $600. Phone 234-6701. 45:46c WASHER AND DRYER, Simplicity com- plete with stand up rack. 3 years old. Ex- cellent condition $550.00 complete or best offer. Phone 237-3250. 45:46c ANTIQUE WOODEN MANTLE, cast iron firebox. Phone 237-3341 or 235-0550. 45:46': FOLDING BED and mattress, r/, size European style. Easy storage. $35. Phone 235-1331 ask for Harry. 45tfx WRIST WATCH, Man's Vintage, 1940's Tudor Oyster Commander, gold filled band and case. Excellent condition. $250. Phone 238-2780. 45c TWO WINDOWS 40"x83", $40.O0each; 6 ft. patio door, $100; 6 ft. bottom kitchen cupboard with counter top, sink and taps $I00. All in good condition 236-4871.45c ARTIST SUPPLIES Artboards, Brushes, Acrylic Paints, Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs Sketch Pads, Calligraphy. EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE 30tfnx FRESH LAMB - the ideat treat. Get one now for your freezer and be ready to treat your family and guests royally. CaII Bill Batten at 235-1331 or 235-2184. 28tfnc YARN - Discount Prices, Beehive Brands, Ron's Health Centre, Hensall. 32tfnc 17 Wanted To Buy SCRAP CARS OR TRUCKS, Highest prices paid. Phone 228-6214. 32-52• , HAY - wanted free of rain and mold. $60.00 per ton. Phone evenings.439-2192. 36t fn CEDAR CHEST must be in good condi- tion and reasonably priced. Phone evenings 235-2327 or 236-4690. 45c BALED STRAW delivered to Exeter. K&L Construction. Phone 472-7164. 45-47c COOK STOVE, 2 or 3 burner and lantern. 1st Kirkton Scouts. CaII 229-8712. 45tfx USED SNOWBLOWER. Call 229-8712. 45tfx 18 Wanted 1 ONE KI 227-4882. DY CAR in good shape. Phone 45c Canada I Re Canadian Transport Commission Commission canadienne des transports CANADIAN TRANSPORT COMMISSION RAILWAY TRANSPORT COMMITTEE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Railway Transport Committe of the Canadian Transport Com- mission will hold a public hear- ing in Forest, Ontario, storting November 21, 1895, to consider an application by the Canadian National Railway Company to abandon the operation of a por- tion of its Forest Subdivision from tucon, (mileage 15.50) to Forest (mileage 48.00) on the Province of Ontario, a distance of 32.50 miles. The amounts of actual losses in respect of the Forest Subdivision in eoch of the prescribed ac- counting years are as follows: Year Actual Losses $ 1981 . 158,219 1982 87,298 1983' 206,486 • preliminary The hearing will start at 10:00 a.m., Thursday, November 21, in the Kimball Hall, Forest Com- munity Arena, John Street, Forest Ontario. Interested persons are invited to present their views at the hear- ing. Those who wish to address the Commission in French are requested to inform the Com- mnission so that the necessary orrangements can be made. Persons unable to attend the hearing may submit their views in writing, at least 10 days before the hearing to: John O'Horo Secretory Railway Transport Committee Canadian Tronsport Commission Ottawa, Ontario K)AON9 S.A. Cantin General Solicitor Canadian Notional Railway Company P.O. Box 8140, Station "A" Montreal, Quebec H3C 3N4 Anyone wishing to present a written brief should provide at least 10 copies for distribution at the hearing. Disabled persons needing special facilities or ser- vices should so inform the Corn - mission of least 10 days before the hearing. John O'Hara Secretary Railway Transport Committee Canadian Transport Commission Ottawa. Ontario K 1 A ON9 Tel (819) 997-7046 Telex: 03-4254 19 Property For Sale 3 BE) ROOM brick ranch with large main floor Tamily room, featuring field stone fireplace with insert. Terrace doors from kitchen lead to large covered patio. Situated in a quiet neighbourhood close t6 all schools in Parkhill. 294-0084 for appoint- ment. 38tfn FANTASTIC Centralia opportunity to operate your own business. Modern store and apartment. A sure money maker. Owner ill. Phone 228-6236. 45SA 3 BEDROOM SINGLE FLOOR HOME. Fireplace, sunroom, large kitchen. Newly decorated. Phone 235-0966 after 6. 42tfn 100 ACRE TILED DAIRY FARM, barn 45x100, plus loose shed. 36 stalls, approx. 65 head of cattle with quota, silo 18x60 with unloader, pipeline milker, stable cleaner, paved barnyard, implement shed, garage, plus machinery. Good bqildings, brick house. 236-4170. 45SA PRIVATE HOUSE SALE. Red brick - aluminum 3 bedroom bungalow, aluminum soffits, kitchen 9x12', dinette 7'x7', living r,00m and dining room, 11/2 baths, finish- ed rec room 25'x12', (furnished), carpeted throughout, electric hot water tank, dryer, cold room, L-shaped lot 67'x120' and 40'x20'. Close to post office, corner of Sanders and Albert. Reduced to $79,000. Call 235-2879. 44-47c GRAND BEND - large 2 bedroom cottage set on double corner lot close to beach in quiet area, fully winterized, maintenance free. Enclosed porch. Attached garage. 1-439-9182 or weekends 1-238-8893. 45c 20 Property For Rent LARGE BRIGHT 2 bedroom apartment' available Nov. 1. Heat included $250.00 per month. 6 miles north of Ailsa Craig. Phone 293-3038. 4ltfn 2 BEDROOM TRAILER HOME. Hwy. location. Reliable couple preferred. Available Nov. 1st. Phone 235-0313.44:45• OLDER FRAME FARM HOUSE. 3 bedroom, Dashwood area, references re- quired. Available Nov. 15. Apply in writing to Box 46P, c/o Exeter Times Advocate. 44:45c BACHELOR APARTMENT. Immediate occupancy, self-contained, private parking. Mature tenant, references required. $165.00 .monthly plus utilities. Phone 262-2939. 44tfn COUNTRY SETTING, 2 bedroom fully broadloomed apartment. $250.00 monthly. Separate gas furnace. Hwy. 4 between Ex- eter and Lucan. 235-2430 dr 235-0392. . - 44:45' FARM HOUSE, with 50 well fenced acres, 4 bedroom, 6 miles west of Lucan. 227-4782 after 5 p.m. , 44:45• FARM HOUSE, 4 bedrooms, 6 miles west of Lucan. Phone 227-4782 after 5 p.m. 44:45• HENSALL - one bedroom' townhouse, heat, parking, laundry facilities included. Close to the arena. $240.00 month. Available Jan. 1, 1986. No pets. 262-2014 or 262-3448. 45tfn ONE LARGE 2 bedroom apartment, heated $265.00 month. One large one bedroom apartment heated S240.00 per month. Clan Lan Apartments, Clandeboye 227-4621. 45:46c 3 BEDROOM brick farm house available Dec. I with good sizes living room, kitchen and den, oil furnace, garage, Located west of Zurich. Phone 262-2124. 45c TWO BEDROOM modern home in Var- na. Applances, some drapes, airtight stove, wood included, oil furnace. Phone 482-3383. 45c APARTMENT heated one bedroom, laun- dry.and parking. Phone 235-1497. 45tfn OFFICE SPACE in Huron industrial Park. Approx. 2850 sq'. ft. of office space con- sisting of 6 offices, reception area and small storage and coffee room. For more infor- mation call 228-6635 Mon. to Fri. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 45:46c CREDITON - one bedroom apartment, heat, hydro, stove, fridge included. Phone 235-1354. 45• 21 For Rent PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges, portable ce- ment mixer, power trowels, wheelbarrows, etc. Form ties stocked. Call Corriveau Ren- tals by 8:30 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Weekdays, anytime Saturday. 236-4954 Zurich.16tfn THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8tfn 23 Wanted To Rent GOING SOUTH FOR THE WINTER? Dad, Mom, two girls (16 and 11) and one small well-behaved housetrained dog, urgently require a furnished home to rent over the winter months in the town of Ex- eter, Hensel!, Zurich or Dashwood. Responsible, non-smoking family. References available. Please phone for fur- ther information. 236-7133. 44:45• HOUSE - two or three bedroom in Exeter area. Call Bill 235-0134. 45:46c 100 ACRES with good house, Exeter arca. Phone 235-0197. 45c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of Orval John Wassman 1 ate of the Village of Zurich, in the County of Huron, formerly residing al R.R. 2 Zurich, Ontario, who died on or about September 14, 1985, must be filed with the undersigned personal representative on or before November 30, 1985. Thereafter, the undersigned will distribute the assets of the said estate having regard only to the claims then filed. IRENE I.OUISE WASSMAN Executrix by her solicitors, COHEN, MELNITZER, Suite 600, 137 Dundas Street, I-ondon, Ontario. N6A 1E9 43-45c 27 Tenders Wanted TENDERS for Snow Plowing of roads within the Village of Dashwood. Please state type of equipment to be used. Sub- mit tenders to Robert Boogemans, Box 165, Dashwood, Ont. NOM )N0. Tenders will he closed by November 15 at noon. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. 45:46c Wise waiting for signatures Federal agriculture minister John Wise has signed a tripartite national stabilization agreement and he is waiting for provincial agriculture ministers to put their signature to the document. "I've been waiting for two weeks," Wise told a crowd of about 200 at the Stratford rotary Club's annual rural - urban night on Oct. 31. Wise said there is a vehicle in place to put forward the tripartite stabiliza- tion program, an idea that has been tossed about between the federal and provincial governments for the past 10 years. "The vehicle is there, the wheels are on. There is no sense in me driv- ing down the road by myself. I want some passengers," said Mr. Wise in- dicating the passengers should be the provincial agriculture ministers. With the support of the Progressive Conservative caucus, the agreements involve setting up a national income stabilization fund for beef and pork. Three parties, the federal and provin- cial government and the farmers themselves pay into this fund in times of high prices and during times of poor prices farmers take from the fund. Wise acknowledged that not all the provinces would come into the agreement. "Quebec will not sign, we know that," he said. Not only Quebec, but British Col- umbia is also not expected to sign the agreement for pork and beef, said Wise. However, the federal govern- (nent intends to push forward for this with the remaining provinces in- cluding Ontario. "I ,lust want him (Ontario agriculture minister Jack Riddell) to come to Ottawa and sign the papers," said Wise. The day before Wise' visit to Strat- ford, Riddell had indicated that his federal counterpart was holding up the process. Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alber- ta are expected to sign both pork and beef agreetitents. Manitoba may on- ly sign the pork agreement while Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and possible New Brunswick will join the cattle agreement. Free trade was another issue which the federal agriculture minister was questioned on.- Wise stressed that the federal government has only said it is willing to sit down and discuss the idea of negotiations, not actually negotiate. 'The onlyagreementwe'll be sign- ing will give a fair deal, a better deal for Canadian agriculture," said the federal agriculture minister. Ian Munro of Shakespeare, a former New Democrat candidate in the last federal election asked Mr. ,Wise why a subsidy had recently been given to the tobacco growers. "It is not a subsidy, it is both a grant and an advance payment," he said noting it has been given out annually for the past four or five years. "Tobacco in this country is still a legal crop," he added. Times -Advocate, November 6, 1985 Page 19A Teachers plan event Ml Catholic school teachers will be bringing their "homework", a task related to the topic of writing, to the November 15 professional activity day to be held at St. Marys School, Goderich. This task, assigned at the Huron - Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board's professional activity day, involves putting into practice the ideas suggested for each grade divi- sion. Since September 3, all students have received a writing folder which holds their writing for the year. Teachers were requested to try a specific approach to the teaching of writing. During the morning of November 15, teachers will be given an oppor- tunity to share their success and dif- ficulties related to the writing task. Presentors will make suggestions to assist teachers to initiate writing and to promote student growth throughout the school year. in the afternoon, teachers will learn about the concept of "conferencing". The purpose of conferencing is to lead students to develop content, become good proof readers and revisors, and to develop a sense of "audience" in the student writer. in the last session of the day, teachers will be assigned a task related to the conferencing pro- cess. This task will be evaluated at the next writing workshop to be held in May. These workshops should help teachers better meet the needs of children in the area of writing. 1S119II1I1I ADSPRODUCE RESULTS! The Huron Bruce 'Federal' Liberal Association will hold a DINNER AND ANNUAL MEETING Thursday, November 14 at Goderich Township Hall, Holmesville Guest Speaker: Sheila Copps M.P. Labor and Housing Critic Special Guests: Hon. Jack Riddell Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Hon. Murray Elston (Ontario Minister of Health) Reception 6:15 p.m. - Dinner 7:00 p.m. Tickets $10.00 each Available from Municipal Chairman or call Exeter 235-2853 or Lucan 227-4840 WHICH WITCH ISN'T - If you guessed the one second from the left, you're right. That's Trevor Barnes invading the female domain. The female witches with him are Sunny Dinney, Jenny Mercer and Crystal Davis. They are grade one students at Exeter Public School. Turner among speakers at Stratford Grit event It was a Liberal hwe-in at the an- nual meeting of the Ontario New Liberals held in Stratford this past weekend. Thunderous applause greeted each guest speaker. Of course, each speaker was a well-known Liberal in Canada. Premier David Peterson opened the function for the young Liberals, mostly university students. Premier Peterson, along with Hugh- Edighof- fer, speakek of the provincial legislature, and Brian Innes, Liberal -candidate in the last federal election, all spoke on Friday night. Saturday started off with another well-known Liberal - John Turner, leader of the opposition party in Canada. He was introduced by the J'" federal Liberal house leader Herb Grey. Both men took potshots at the federal Progressive Conservative government. Taking advantage of the fact they were in Stratford, home of the Shakespearean Festival, Grey said the Tories have been "A Comedy of Errors". Turner went on from there, calling the government, "Much Ado About Nothing." "As a matter of fact we could carry on for about 20 minutes," joked the opposition leader. He hit the serious side though, by commenting on the difference one year makes. "A year ago, political pundits WIDE VARIETY - A wide variety of costumes was evident as children of Exeter Public School marked Hallowe'en. They ranged from tradi- tional witches to space -aged robots. From the left in the back are Jennifer McIntosh, Kate Farwell, Michael Schwindt and in the front is Josh Watson. They are grade two students. VACATION! Fantastic Idea! 9 DAY TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE DEPARTING ON DECEMBER 26th, 1985 FEATURING: LAS VEGAS, SAN DIEGO, LOS ANGELES AND TIJUANA, MEXICO. See the lights of Los Vegas, travel across the Mojave Desert, visit San Diego, tour Los Angeles. See Universal Studios and Tournament of Roses parade. Enjoy a worm and sunny Christmas Holiday. 14 DAY CHRISTMAS FLORIDA DEPARTING ON DECEMBER 21st, 1985 FEATURING: Accommodation in efficiencies at the Quality Inn, Ormond Beach. Christmas and New Year's dinner and party, side tours in Daytona Beach areo, ail transportation and SPECIAL FAMILY RATES! - 4 DAY HISTORIC BETHLEHEM A CHRISTMAS TO CHERISH DEPARTING ON DECEMBER 6, 1985 See the fabulous light displays, do some Christmas shopping in the Lehigh Moll and Reading outlets, Tour Olde Bethlehem, 5 meals included. A special holiday tour that brings back that true Christmas spirit. -3- DAY CHRISTMAS CAPERS AT WHEELS INN DEPARTING ON DECEMBER 11, 1985 Includes accommodation at the Wheels, visit to Coyles Nuts, Scenic Church tour, bowling tournament, 2 breakfasts, 2 din- ners, dance and live entertainment. A tour you can afford. Pric- ed from, $199.00 p 14 DAY ESCORTED CIRCLE FLORIDA DEPARTING ON JANUARY 25, FEB. 22, MAR. 23 OR APR. 5/86 FEATURING: Admission to Silver Springs, Busch Gardens, Cypress Gardens, Disney World, Kennedy Space Centre, St. Augustine and tour of Ocala Horse farmst. Check our prices! From $729.00 . 4 to rm. bAVTEXAf AND ARIZONA DEPARTING ON MARCH 8th, 1986 A special tour for those looking for a different "SUN SPOT" this year. Visit Memphis, Dallas, Son Antonio, Carlsbad0ond Las Cruces, New Mexico, Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona. See the Grand Canyon, The Rio Grond River, St. Louis Arch and much more. OUR AGENT IN EXETER ELLISON TRAVEL AND TOURS TOLL . FREE - 1-800-265-7022 LOCAL - 235-2000 1 thought the Liberals would go the way of the British Liberal party," said Turner. However, he said those Liberals that didn't believe the party would phase out have started to rebuild the party. He praised the young Liberals in attendance for their efforts in rebuilding the party. "If you work hard enough," Turner told the 350 delegates to the weekend convention, the party will succeed. He referred to the present Liberal MPs as "custodians" of the party for the younger generation now working its way up through the ranks. Ranks, that he himself went through, he said. "I've worked for a cause, I've seal- ed envelopes and I know the excessive amount of detail that goes into a con-. vention like this," he said. "Political parties are no mystery. They are volunteer organizations," he said. Getting more specific, Turner added, "We need young ideas." The federal Liberal brought the same message that the premier brought the evening before.' "We're here to listen to you," said Turner. The former prime minister warned the government about its dealings with the United States. "Our identity is at risk. Canadians have paid the price for five or six generations. However, the price of be- ing a Canadian is worth paying," he said to a standing ovation. Provincial treasurer Bob Nixon was the guest speaker for the evening. An expected visit from Paul Martin senior Was cancelled at the last minute. QUEEN'S SEAFORTH THIS WEEKEND.... "URBANA" (Formerly Duncan Lindsay) ...always party time at the HAVEN In Clinton 4$2.34$ Live Rock 'n Roll This Waakand Thurs.-rrl.•Sat. "CIVIC TONGUE" Top 40 Banco Bond. This Biggest Rock 'n Roll nor In the Ara°. HOTEL mains ree Deluxe accommodation in the heart of Grand Bend Open Wednesday through Sunday • Video Lounge • Indoor g 1rden natio • Restaurant • Diner • Pool table WEDNESDAY ALL U CAN EAT 695 ORIENTAL BUFFET 5 p.m. -9 p.m. Come watch movies and sports Super Size 10' Screen FRIDAY ALL U CAN EAT $ 95 FISH FEAST 5 p.m. -9 p.m. Wednesday - Sunday ALL U CAN EAT $6"BUFFFET tax included,," p.m. -9 p.m. SUNDAY. BRUNCH Noon till 4 p.m. $595 tax included ii Watch for New Year's Eve Gala Grand Bend 238-8821 11