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Times -Advocate, March 6, 1985
16 For Sale
STEEL BUILDINGS Manufacturers
clearance. Limited quantities. Buy now,
while supplies last. Substantial discounts
during sale. Widths 30' to 120'. Call toll
free 1-800-461-7689. (Area code 807 call
(705) 335-5972. 81fx
S75,000 STOCK. Retail for a fise to a
dollar variety store. Complete store ins en -
tory including fixtures $30,000 17051
457-2592 or 457-2987. IOy
REFRIGERATOR - 17 cu. ft. C'rosley,
copper tone, in excellent working condi-
tion, $175.00. Phone 235-1352. 10c
Belgium -Endive (Witlof) $1.50 Ib.
Apples $7.00 bushel
Cider $3.00 gallon
Also asailable •Red Cabbage •Potatoes •Onions
Visscher Farms
3 miles west of Exeter on Hwy. 83
Phone 237-3442 Closed Sunday
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ARTIST
SUPPLIES
Artboards, Brushes,
Acrylic Paints.
Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs
Sketch Pads, Calligraphy.
EXETER
TIMES -ADVOCATE
30i Inv
FRESH LAMB - the ideal treat. Get one
now for your freezer and be ready to treat
your family and guests royally. ('all Bill
Batten at 235-1331 or 235-2184. 28tfnc
YARN - Discount Prices, Beehive Brands.
Ron's Health Centre, Hensall. 32tfrtc
17 Wanted To Buy
FANNING MILL for cleaning srriatl
amount of grain and 40 ft. T.V. tower.
Phone 237-3520 after 6 p.m.
SINGLE MATE'S BED. Must be in good
condition. Phone 234-6396 after f". 8x
USED MOBILE HOME TRAILER. 2 or
3 bedrooms. Call 236-4777 or 236-4087.
9,10c
TRUCKS AND CARS FOR PARTS. Also
scrap farm machinery. Top price paid. Call
Quality Auto Parts. 234-6265. 9101
18 Wanted
FARMERS WANTED who are paying too
much tax or are not using all the tax breaks
available. Phone us today! Appointment
times available to process 1984 tax returns
in your home. Farm Business Consultants,
2109 Oxford St. E., London, N5V 2Z9.
Call toll free 1-800-265-1002. In business
-
year-round helping farmers for over 33
years. 10x
19 Property For Sale
FOUR BEDROOM raised ranch, 3 yrs.
old. new subdivision. Phone 236-4230.7tfn
DASHWOOD - older 2 storey home on
Main Street. 3-4 bedrooms, separate
garage, with double lot and town water.
$21,500.00. Phone 237-3290. 8-12c
THREE BEDROOM BRICK ranch style
on 74x119 treed lot, separate dining room,
built-in dishwasher, water conditioner, full
19 Property For Sale
BRICK, semi-detached, in view of South
Huron Hospital. Eads half contains 3
bedrooms, dining, livingroom, kitchen, full
basement, electric heat. front porch and
garage. Phone 235-1066 or 234-6420.31 t f n
HOUSE FOR SALE - Starter or retirement
home for sale in good residential area, close
to downtown, full basement, attached
garage, nice private yard, low heat aid
taxes. well maintained in excellent condi-
tion, priced to sell. Phone 235-0432 or app-
ly 189 William St. anytime. 4tfn
PHONE TODAY for an appointment to
s this beautifully decorated contem-
porary brick backsplit with carport. 3 plus
1 bedrooms, 11x26' rec room, fireplace. in-
cluded in sale price is an upright grand
piano and Carntor woodstoye. Two
bathrooms. 563.500 firm. Phone 227-1212
l-ucati.
10;11c
FARM I.OR SAI 17. 50 acres, Stephen
Twp., 43 acres workable and systematically
tiled, no buildings. ('all 235-2300. 10:1lc
20 Property For Rent
RETAIL. STORE or office, Main St. Heat
included in rent. Available \larch 1. Phone
235-2087 after 6:30. 5tfn
ONE BEDROOM partially furnished.
laundry facilities and parking. Phone
235-1497. 6tfn
COMPLETELY FURNISHED " Bed -
Liv ingrown" with bedding and linens.
Utilities paid. Ideal for working person.
Meals and Laundry optional. Available
March 1. Phone 235,0447. 9:10:11:12*
40'x60' INSULATED BUILDING with a
large door. 1 mile from Exeter. Available
immediately. Call csenings 5(9-666-0878.
9,10,1Ic
AVAILABLE April 1st. One and' two
bedroom apartments. Utilities included. No
pets. Brinsley, north of Ailsa Craig. Phone
293-3038. 9t in
APARTMENT - one bedroom, ground
floor available April 1st. Parking, heat in-
. eluded. 304 Andrew, Apt. 9, $207.86.
Seniors preferred. Phone 472-0986. 9tfn
APARTMENT AVAILABLE April 1st.
Main St., front, upper, $225.00, mature
persons only. Before 6 p.m. 235-2460 after
235-1960. 10t fn
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS. wedges, portable ce-
ment mixer, Power Trowels, wheelbarrows.
etc. Form ties stocked. Call N.J. Corriseau,
Zurich. Telephone 236-4954. 51
THE "01.1) TOWN HALL" auditorium
for rentals including weddings, meetings,
banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact
Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8t fn
STORAGE SPACE available for your
snowmobile, bike, barbecue. etc. Rented
space available by square foot. Call Brian
235-0956 between 6 and 8 p.nt. Pick up -
delivery service. 49tfn
TIME SHARE a completely cuuipped 26
ft. sail boat front Bayfield and enjoy 40
days of sailing through out 1985. For details
contact Brian at Boat Share 519-433-9473
evenings 519-681-8573 or write to 102
Josephine St. London N57. 3P3. 8-13c
22 For Sale or Rent
stove, attached breezeway and garage. pay-
ed driveway. Well maintained. Phone
235-0277 or apply 83 Mill Street after 5
p.m. 10*
HOUSE - brick, 1 storey, 3 bedroom, full
basement, recent gas furnace, carport. 299
Andrew St. Phone 235-0666. I0tfn
I
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Bad
Rad?
Radiators
Repaired,
recored or new
Canadian
Tire
235-0160
1 =X
rent w•u 1 option to buy. Phone 236-4230.
911n
23 Wanted To Rent
THREE BEDROOM FARM HOUSE,
Karn and five to lo towed acres in Exeter
arca. Must have ample water for small
livestock operation. Two-year lease or
longer preferred. Apply slating location.
rental and length of terns available to 13ox
BAX, The Exeter Tinges -.Advocate, Exeter.
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CASH CROP LAND for 1985. Contact
Barry 1Villcrt 236-7741. Itfn
YOUR COMPLETE CAR
CARE CENTRE
Featuring
• Binks Oil Undercoating
System • Bodywork • Battery
Sales
Open weekdays 8 to 5:30
Saturdays 8 to 12
Auto and
General Repairs
Woodham
229.8818
R&R
23 Wonted To Rent
WANTED LAND TO RENT, 50-I00acres
of good clean Atrazine free, for 1985
season. Will rent cash or shares, no corn
to be planted. Write to Box 16P, Exeter
Tines. 9,10,11•
WITH OPTION TO BUY - 3 bedroom
house in Lucan or area. Have dog.
References available. Phone 293-3093. Ask
for Doug or Nancy. 9,10,1Ic
3 BEDROOM HOUSE in Exeter for April
1. References available. 235-1633.9,10,11,c
FAMILY MAN looking for 3 or 4 bedroom
house in Grand Bend or surrounding area
for 2 weeks in August 1-313-373-4782 cul-
led. 9.I0,11,12,13,14c
25 Notices
1 WAYNE WILSON, 116 St. Lawrence
A•Ve., Huron Park will no longer be
responsible for debts other than my own.
10c
Bishop will
provide talk
Bishop Jack Sherlock will be speak-
ing to teachers and trustees on the
subject of Catholic secondary educa-
tion.
The Huron -Perth Roman Catholic
separate school board's secondary
school planning committee announc-
ed February 25 the Bishop will speak
in Mitchell Thursday, March 7.
Chairman of the planning commit-
tee, trustee John Devlin of Stratford,
said the Bishop will be speaking to
priests and the planning committee as
well as teachers and trustees. The
public hasn't been invited, he said,
because the Bishop will be address-
ing the educational issues rather than
• the practical issues.
Devlin said the planning committee
will be holding its public meetings
during the last two weeks of March.
At those meetings, there will be
slides, a speaker and a time to answer
questions.
After the public meetings, the plan-
ning committee intends to send out
questionnaires to all Catholic
ratepayers during the first week of
April.
Trustees on the planning Commit-
tee include Dave Durand, Louis
.Maloney, Michael Moriarity and Ray
Van Vliet.
Parent representatives from Perth
County are Sheila Rolph, Joan Cronin
and Mike Weber. The representatives
from Huron County are Gordon
Phillips, Ann Steward and Angelo
Ippolito.
Teacher representatives are Larry
Cook and Catherine McCotter.
Rev. J.J. Carrigan and Rev. James
Higgins represent the clergy on the
committee.
Auxiliary
at
Ingle
Superb Built in
Dishwashers
Special
45995
pick up
Special
45995
pick up
SUPERB PD33000 (3 PUSHBUTTON) BUILT-IN
• 3 Pushbottons including: Pots & Pans, Normal
heavy, Normal Tight
• Econo air dry option
• Rocker switch Heat Dry
• Operating Light
• In -the -Door Silverware basket
• Wrap-around "Thermal -foil" blanket sound
insulation
• "Easy Roll" rear adjustable installation rollers
• Multi -levet wash system
• Easy -clean filter
• Dual detergent dispenser
• Rinse agent dispenser
• 4 colour door & access panels: white,
harvest gold, almond and black
Over 50 dishwashers •in stock
mobile and built in models
We Service What We Self
DRYSDALE MAJORcENTRE "DE
HENSALL 262-2728 Ontario
CLOSED MONDAY Our 40th Year
"THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES
A VISIT TO THE FIRE HALL - Youngsters from the Exeter Library Story Hour visited the
hall Wednesday morning. Above, captain Leroy Edwards helps Meaghan Straw, Rachel
Cathleen Chappel and Christopher Heywood in trying on firemen's clothing. .
CI? d 4
,ilv Jack Riddell WI'
You will recall a recent article
which [ wrote on political patronage
stating that we had not seen the last
of political rewards for friends of the
former Premier.
In one of his last moves as Premier
of Ontario, William Davis had the
Provincial Cabinet pass an Order tha
will greatly enrich the pension plan
for some of his long time government
colleagues.
An Order -In -Council signed on
February 5th, 3 days before Frank
Miller was sworn in as Mr. Davis'
successor as head of the Progressive
Conservative Government, establish-
ed 'a supplementary benefit fund for
the pensions of Deputy Ministers, the
top Civil Servants in each government
Ina previous Queen's Park Report
I referred to the appointment of Clare
Westcott, one of ,1r. Davis closest
aides, to the Metropolitan Toronto
Police Commission at a salary of
$80,671 a year. Now the changes to the
pension plan mean Clare Westcott
will be able to collect over $10,i00
more in his annual pension when he
retires from the Ontario Civil Service
in six weeks to assume his role as
Chairman of the Metropolitan Toron-
to Police Commission.
Mr. Westcott. the former Executive
Director of the Premier's Office. the
equivalent of a Deputy Minister. will
receive an annual government pen-
sion of about $60,000 in addition to his
Police Commission salary of $80.671.
Thirty one other Deputy Ministers
in the Province will benefit from the
Cabinet Order and accompanying
regulation to the Public Service
Superannuation Act because their
years in that job now will be counted
double when calculating pensionable
service.
The Public Service Superannuation
Fund, the massive pension plan for
Ontario's 75,000 civil servants that is
financed equally by employee and
government contributions. has a com-
plicated formula for determining pen-
sion benefits. For every year of ser-
vice. long time employees receive two
percent of their average earnings
over their 3 or 5 highest paid con-
secutive years.
For example. an employee retiring
at 60 who has worked for the govern-
ment for 25 years would gel a pension
based on 50 percent of his average
salary in his best years There is a
ceiling of 70 percent meaning the
maximum pensionable services is
based on 35 years.
In addition. there are a number of
penalities that will reduce a pension
if an employer under 60 does not meet
what is known as "the 90 rule" - the
worker's age and years of service
must add up to 90.
The Cabinet Order and regulation
passed by the Davis Cabinet means
Deputy Ministers will gel 2 years of
credit for every year they serve as a
Deputy- Mr. West cot 1. a government
employee for the past 26 years.
benefits because his 11 years as a
The Ladies Auxiliary to the R.E.
Pooley Exeter Branch 167 held their
regular meeting February 25 with 35
members present.
President Irene Jackson chaired
the meeting. Dorothy Reynolds won
the mystery prize. Winners of the
50-50 draw were January Mrs.
Rebkower from Kingsville and
February was 'Laurie Clark,
Chatham.
Sports chairperson Barbara [learn
reported on District Darts.in Exeter
on April 13. Invitational bowling tour-
nament in Goderich April 20 and
Stralhroy April 24.
Plans were made to go to
Westminster Hospital to play bingo
with the veterans on Wednesday,
March 6.
A donation of $50 was made to the
Exeter figure skating club and $300 to
the Ontario Provincial Command
Bursary Fund.
The pee wee hockey team spon-
sored by the Ladies Auxiliary have
had a very good season.
The annual penny sale for Bunny
Bundle will be held Monday. March
25. -
Plans were made for several up-
coming banquets.
President Jackson closed the
meeting after which a couple of con-
tests were enjoyed. Anna Romanuik
and her group served lunch.
The readers write
Dear Sir:
i would like to thank you for the pic-
tures and write-ups of the Sunshine
Nursery School. 1t has been great
publicity and the kids and their
relatives and friends think it is great
to have their picture in the paper.
Again thank you.
Janet ('ase
f
Budget
Rent A Car
Low doily and weekly rotes
Special weekend rate Fri-
day 6 pm.. to Monday 10
a.m. $59.95 including 200
free km's.
Hensall Motors Ltd.
262-3331
DRYSDALE
Major Appliance Centre Ltd.
Sales With
Service
The place to buy
appliances
NEW AND USED
Hensall 262-2728
Closed Mondays
Federation
plans event
The Ontario Federation of
Agriculture is rec•onnnending a defer-
ral of up 10 $35.000 in tax payables
against off -farm income This is one
of their recommendations to section
31 of the income lax act.
"it's a great improvement." says
()FA member .lim Macintosh. RR 4
Sea forth "This way. n0 definition of
a farmer is r•equlred any more This
policy will treat everyone the same
The proposed recommendations
will be outlined by Macintosh at
Huron's Federation meeting on
March 7 at 8:30 p in at East
Wawanosh Public School. Bclgrave.
Also. hay and straw merchant i)on
Williams will be guest speaker at the
meeting.
Boost pensions
Deputy Minister now will count as 22
years - meaning that he xill get credit
for the maximum 35 years of service.
Prior to 1973 Clare Westcott was
employed on a political contract basis
to elected members of the Legislature
such as Bill Davis and he did not
receive civil service status until after
that time.
As an interesting comparison, Mr.
Westcott will receive approximately
$35,000 more pension than that which
Mr. Harry Worton, M.P.P. for -Guelph
will receive after serving 30 years in
the Public Service compared to
Westcott's 26 years. Mr. Worton was
first elected to the Ontario
Legislature in 1955.
Mr. Westcott's enriched pension
and salary amounts to an increase of
70.5% and ironically he is lecturing
the Metro Policemen, overwhom he
has jurisdiction, about a 9.5% in-
crease for a first class constable.
Once again I reiterate my belief
that a Committee of the Legislative
Assembly of Ontario should be em-
powered to review, comment upon
and render judgement on all major
appointments and other gratuitous
country. Since all taxpayers pay the
bills for such appointed positions and
for business conducted by the govern-
ment a sense of fairplay would dictate
that all taxpayers regardless of their
political involvement or affiliation,
should be eligible to apply and receive
serious consideration based on merit.
ability and competence.
Beef Marketing Agency
The former Minister of Agriculture
and Food. Dennis Timbrell, decided
not to go ahead with proposals for a
Beef Marketing Agency despite a 3
man government commission report
released last November that recom-
mended an agency be established and
run for three years before a plesbicite
was held.
It became clear at local Cat-
tlemen's Association meetings on the
Commission report that there was lit-
tle consensus on the concept of a more
structured Beef Marketing system. At
the request of Mr. Schickedanz, Presi-
dent of the Ontario Cattlemen's
Association. the Minister agreed to
undertake the positive initiatives as
outlined in the report for which there
is broad based support.
It has been agreed for example that
there is a need for improved market
information and inspection services
in the industry. An Ontario Cat-
tlemen's Association, Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and Food, and
industry Task Force will he set up im-
mediately to develop comprehensive.
and practical programs to meet these
Exeter fire
Weverink,
T -A photo.
offing3
marketing information and inspection
needs. In the meantime a Market In-
formation System initiated by the On-
tario Cattlemen's Association and
supported by the packers will make
available information on private trea-
ty purchases.
It•has also been agreed that full and
open discussions within the industry
are necessaary to ensure that mutual-
ly acceptable solutions are developed
and implemented. implementing the
new Marketing Information and in-
spection initiatives will not require
the expression of an open poll plann-
ed for April as there is already strong
support for such programs. Therefore
the proposed vote will not take place.
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Pinery
OF
80 TRACTORS
AND
OVER 250 PIECES
OF
EQUIPMENT
Saturda March 16th
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Brindley Auctions
Dung 13 rni. N.E. of Goderich
519 -S29 -762S
AUCTIONEER: GORDON N. GRINDLEY
Township of Tuckersmith
1985
GRAVEL TENDER
CONTRACT NO. 85 -001 -TT
Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to
contents will be received by the
undersigned until 11:00 a.m. on
Monday, March 181h, 1985 for the
crushing and delivery of appro■ imotely
16,000 CUBIC YARDS OF
GRANULAR A AND
1,000 CUBIC YARDS
Of STOCK PILE
A breaker must be used. Tenders must
be submitted on the Township Tender
forms available from the undersigned
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
All tenders sublect to the approval of
the Ministry of Transportation &
Communications.
ALLAN NICHOLSON,
Rood Superintendent.
Egmondville, Ontario.
NOM 1G0
527-1838 or 482-9523
NJ CT1ON
at Pinery Auction Barn
on Hwy. 21. 4 miles S.. Grand Bend
Saturday, March 9, 12 noon.
Large restaurant equipment auction. See Friday's London Fre(
Press for complete listing. Viewing day of sale or by
appointment.
Auctioneer Pat Lyon
243-2713
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Clearing Auction Sale
Of farm equipment for K & J Elder Farms. located
6 miles north of Grand Bend on Hwy. 21.
Tuesday. March 26 at 10:30 a.m.
Consisting of 3 trucks, J.D. 8440 tractor with 4 wheel drive, load
ed; J.D. 330 tractor, 1958 model; full line of tillage and
harvesting equipment - including J.D. 1010 cultivator, 36' , ft
J.D. 2800 plow 6 furrow, complete line of strawberry and it
rigation equipment and misc. items.
Full listing in next week's edition. Inclement weather dote April
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Manager - Brute Rothwell
Rothwell and Associates Inc.
Hwy. No. 4 Brucefield
Phone 482-7181, 482-3120