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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-02-15, Page 2919 Property For Sale TWO FARMS FOR SALE by owner in central Huron County. Farm 100 acres, all tiled with no buildings; farm 200 acres some tiled with house, barn and shed on paved road. Contact 263-2928, after 5 p.m. 262-2540. (6-8c) RIVERVIEW ESTATES Double mobile home, 6 months new, .fully insulated with beautiful carpet throughout, 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms, lots of cupboard space, stove and fridge included. Phone 235-2984. (7:8c) 20 Property For Rent • SHOW ROOM AND OFFICE, Main St., S.- Exeter. Reasonable rent 235-1462. (20tfn) SPACE FOR DOUBLE -WIDE mobile -home, Dashwood arca. Farmer Bill's Greenhouses. Phone 238-8638. (43tfn) INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSING also office space with ample parking facilities. Phone 263-2928 or 235-2302.(39tfn) ONE BEDR(X)M APARTMENT, available immediately. Call for application and appointment. Phone 235-0141.(49tfn) FOR LEASE OR RENT - Three bedroom ranch style home and warehouse on paved road. Phone 263-2928 or after 5 p.m. 262-2540. (3tfn) RENT NOW - One month free, 2 bedroom apartment, totally renovated, fridge and stove, laundry facilities. Parking, large yard with trees. Phone days 1-649-7606 or nights 1-439-8152. (7tfn) ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT in Lucan. Fridge, stove, utilities included. S300. Phone 235-2965. (3tfn) ELIZABETH COURT Apts. Hensall 2. bedroom apartment. Phone 262-3403. (4tfn) ONE BEDROOM upper apt. central Exeter. No pets. Prefer non smoker, references. 522-1938 after 6. (7:8*) EXETER - one bediootn home, good location, stove and fridge included. 5495.00 plus utilities. Phone 235=1304 . after6 p.m. (6:7*) TOWNHOUSE, Simcwe St. 3 bedrooms. Available Feb. 15. Phone 236-4230. (6tfn) 1 . BEDROOM APARTMENT. Ground floor. Downtown Hensall, .carpeted, bright, paved, parking, TV cable. 262-2230 or London 471-9049. (6tfn) - • ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT above Standard Trust. Fridge and stove included. Available Mar. 1. S340 per month plus utilities. Unsuitable for children or pets. Phone 235-1060. (6tfn) HENSALL - two bedroom apartment available April 1. Appliances supplied, ut;lities extra. Phone 232-3113 after 6 p.m. S400 monthly. (7*) HUNDRED AND ONE ACRES of land, well drained, good highway location. Phone 238-2644. (7c) FURNISHED BACHELOR apartment available March 10th in Grand Bend. S275.00 month plus utilities. Phone (519) 752-7122 after 6 p.m. (7tfn) 20 Property For Rent PRIME RETAIL OR OFFICE sI available. Call 235-0141. (17tfn) 21 For Rent THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals, including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films etc. Kitchen facilities available. phone 235-2365 or 235-1020.(10tfn) 95 ACRES, open good day loam. 237-3465 after 5 p.m. (7c) 22 For Sale or Rent PROPERTY in Central Huron on paved road, south of Varna, 8000 sq. ft. insulated shed with water, electricity and heat, also 3 bedroom modern home on same one acre location. Ideal for small business. Contact 263-2928, after • 5 p.m. 262-2540,(6-8c) HILLCREST Mobile Horne, 62'x12', 2 bedrooms, 4 piece bath. Located at Heritage Estates, 2 J./2 miles east of Seaforth. Phone 527-2328. (6:7c) 23 Wanted To Rent GOOD CASH CROP LAND for 1989. Parsons Farms. Phone 263-2821. (7-10*) LAND TO RENT, any area. Phone 293-3191. (7-10c) PASTURE & ALFALFA HAY for 1989 or longer. Phone 263-5342. (3-7c) FAMILY LOOKING for 3 or 4 bedroom home by March 31, preferably in country. Phone 235-2158 after 6 p.m. (6:7*) LAND WANTED to rent or share crop for 1989 or longer. Phone 229-8841.(4-7c) WANTED TO RENT OR share crop. Good cash crop land in the Kippen, Brucefield or Clinton area for the 1989 season. Phone Keith at 236-4728 or Grant at 263-5349 after 6 p.m. (5-8c) FAMILY LOOKING -to rent a 2 bedroom country home in. Parkhill, Grand Bend or Exeter area. Phone 237-3258. (7c) 24 Property Wanted PRIVATE CASH BUYER looking for 50 to 100 acres or more. House must be in reasonable condition. Please reply with details to: P.O. Box 2,002, Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0. (2tfn) 25 Notices I Denise Marie Sedlak of 133 Wellington Cres., Huron Park will not be responsible for any debts other than those incurred by myself. (7*) I Marian Louise Anderson of 176 Sanders St. E. will not be responsible for any .debts other than those incurred by myself. (7*) Ft CLASSIFIED ADS �y.. PAY Off! _ PHONE 235-1331 Village of Grand Bend .NOTICE To residents of Grand Bend. The municipal landfill site will be open for public use on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. only. Landfill use" permits must be obtained at the Municipal Office be- fore dumping. Bud Markham Superintendent of Public Works Grand Bend, Ontario NOM 1TO 238-2962 PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AND ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY TAKE NOTICE that the -council of the Township of McGillivray 'fiord a public n orr.. - 89 at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers located 1/4 mile south of County Road #24 on Concession 15. The meeting is to consider a pro- posed Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendment under Sec- tion 34 of the Planning Act. • The proposed Official Plan Amendment would change the lands from Pits and Quarry to Restricted Agriculture with Special re- quirements to allow small residential lots. 1 he proposed coning by-law amendment would r.hange the zoning of a portion_ of the lands on part Lot 26, Concession 6 E.C.N., from (A2) Agriculture to a Special Restricted Agriculture. This would permit future severing of 4 lots for residential use at the front of the property, south of the severed properties al- ready in the area. s ANIY.,Pr r SON n3 rw...attenci,the public meeting and/or make a written or verbal representation either in support of or in oppose tion to the proposed amendment. • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed amend- ment is available during regular office hours at the Township Of- fice. DATED at the Township of McGillivray this 3rd day of February, 1989. Mrs. Shirley Scott Clerk -Treasurer Township of McGillivray Times -Advocate, February 15, 1989 Page 29 • Lucan residentsget short water rate reprieve LUCAN - Village ratepayers will get a reprieve from increased water rates, but the moment will be short-lived. A hike in the water and sewage rates is in the works. Council was planning at their meeting last Tuesday to raise the monthly water bill from $11 to $15. Sewage rates would have in- creased accordingly because they are fixed by the ministry of the envi- ronment at 70 percent of the water rates. The increase was intended to build village reserve funds before a $10 million project to outfit Lucan with new water and sewage sys- Unlicenced EXETER - Randy James Wilson, Exeter, was given 90 days to pay a $253.75 fine when he appeared be- fore JP Doug Wedlake in Exeter court on February 7. He pleaded guilty to driving while suspended. A police officer had spotted him pulling into a private driveway off Highway 83 in Stephen township on December 31. A CPIC check showed his licence had been sus- pended indefinitely for unpaid fines beginning October 2, 1986. John J. Luther, Grand Bend was found guilty of driving with a radar device in his vehicle, despite his plea of not guilty. ' The accused had been stopped by police on County Road 2 on De- cember .31 after his pickup truck was observed drifting over the cen- tre line. The device had been dis- covered when Luther's passenger, who seemed to be clutching his pocket, was asked to hand over whatever he waE concealing. Lu- ther said he kept the cord, and had asked his friend to pocket the unit. The device was forfeited to the driver fined crown, and Luther was tined 568.75. Operating a vehicle with no insu- rance and driving without a valid permit proved costly to Stephen H. Chesney, RR2 Seaforth. He was found guilty and fined $503.75 on the first count, and fined an addi- tional $53.75 on pleading guilty to the second charge. Chesney could not produce regis- tration and insurance for the vehicle he was driving when stopped on Highway 4 north of Hensall on Oc- tober 29. The licence plate had a sticker which expired July 1986. He had been given time to produce proof of insurance, but none had yet been given. - Three young offenders pleaded guilty to trespass to' property on October 15, 1988 in Hay township. Each was fined S53.75. Douglas F. Phillips was not in court, but had pleaded guilty to fail- ing to allow half the roadside to an oncoming vehicle on County road 11 on September 26 in Usbornc township. He was fined S53.75. News from EXETER - liello from everyone at the Villa. Old man weather sure is undecided these days. Last week we were trying hard to find a warm place and this week is to bring us rain. They say that a change is as good as a rest but...! Happy Birthday this week to staff members Agnes Aunger and Jackie Glavin. - Tuesday was movie day at the Villa. This week we enjoyed see- ing "The Music Man" with Robert Preston and Shirley Jones. Last week we watched "Singing in the Rain" with Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds. Rev. Don Rogers of the Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle conducted Exeter Vilia our weekly worship services. Thanks to the ladies for their spe- cial music. It was a wonderful ad- dition to the service. Our Thursday afternoon Baking Group made banana muffins last -week. Bingo players have been most enthusiastic about our pro- jects and the ladies love to get an Ipron on and whip up some good - les. Our first Saturday night Bingo was enjoyed by everyone. Special thanks to Mike for helping the girls. Our next Saturday night Bingo will be in two weeks. Thought for the week: Most of us would get along well if we used the advice we give others. Queensway news HENSALL -• Father Hayes was in Monday morning for Mass with our Catholic residents. We appre- ciate the extra parishioners who also join us during these visits. We are benefitting from Bingo during February with the Kippen U.C.W. Residents enjoy those special Bin- go prizes the ladies contribute along with their help. Tuesday Rev. Sinasac led our worship service. It was a lovely service with special solos by Mrs. Dignan with Philippa Steckle as volunteer pianist. Queensway Auxiliary members met Wednesday morning and dis- cussed upcoming events. Choir practice was held in the afternoon with Joyce Pepper as pianist. We were working on our songs for the volunteer appreciation party. Gilmore Auction Services Listowel & Zurich Ontario Phone for Spring Sale Dates Bob 291-3489 or 236-4152 or Doug 291-3421 Fun and Fitness helped -smooth out the kinks Friday afternoon. Some of us decided it's a little hard- er to touch our toes right after lunch. Barry Cleave was in Friday evening to show us a film and give a presentation on Belize, Central America. Barry has travelled to Bel- ize on three occasions to assist with Agriculture Projects. Coming events for Queensway are February 23 at 7 p.m. Birthday Party, entertainment by the Harmo- ny Kings Quartet. February 24 at 2:30 p.m. the Agri Club will see a special film called "Selling Out" about foreign ownership of our land. JOHN McKENZIE'S AUTO AUCTIONS Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Thursday 6:30 p.m. Buy or Sell Over 200 cars per week Associated Auctioneers Inc. London 453-7182 . 1-800-265-1906 PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AND ZONING -BY-LAW AMENDMENT , TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY TAKE. NOTICE that the Council of the Township of McGillivray will hold a public meeting on Monday, March 6, 1989 at 8:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers located 1/4 mile south of County Road #24 on Concession 15. The meeting is to consider a pro- posed Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendment under Sec- tion 34 of the Planning )Qet. The proposed Official Plan and Zoning By=t-mv-afogndment would change the coning of lands on Lot 12, Concession 1, from (A1) Agriculture to Agricultural with Commercial. This would permit existing building to be licensed by Ministry of Transporta- tion of Ontario to safety check and repair trucks. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make a written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposi- tion to-the..proposed amendments. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed amend- ments is available during regular office hours at the Township Office. DATED at the Township of McGillivray this 3rd day of February, 1989. Mrs. Shirley Scott Clerk -Treasurer Township of McGillivray terns nears approval. Village solicitor Andy Wright re commended the increase to les- sen the impact of increased water rates once the projects were com- pleted. Councillor Larry Hotson felt un- comfortable with the 36 percent in- crease, saying it should be kept moderate in light of continued wa- ter shortages in the forseeable fu- ture. _ "1 think you can't go higher than that and not give them water," said Hotson. Councillor Tom McLaughlin called the rate increase arbitrary and suggested more information was needed on water rates in other mu- nicipalities before voting on an in- crcase. "I think it's premature to'make that . motion tonight," said McLaughlin. Council agreed with the objec- tions and tabled the bylaw for re- consideration at a later date. Council also tabled the purchase of 400 water meters at a cost of $31,000. Works superintendent Doug Johnston has already in- stalled 50 such meters in the vil- lage and suggested to council that 400 more be ordered, but delivered and paid for as they are required. Johnston said he hoped to install 200 meters over the course of this .year. "I don't want to see a false expec- tation when people see the water meters and ask 'where's the water?"' said McLaughlin. Hotson pointed out the conserva- tion benefits of having water me- ters on Lucan homes during periods of water shortages. Johnston suggested Lucan was losing out on revenue which could go toward the water and sewage projects by not metering water. The purchase was tabled until council has met with Wright who is overseeing the water and sewage projects. AUCTION SALE Appliances, furniture, antiques, small computer, riding mower etc., to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clinton, Ontario for the Estate of Charles Reeves of Seaforth, plus additions. Saturday, February 18 at 10:00 a.m. Radio Shack TRS colour microcomputer, 16 K enhanced games and accessories, Kenmore model fridge, 24 inch electric stove,chest freezer, harvest gold Admiral 18 Imperial deluxe side by side fridge/ freezer, harvest gold 30 inch electric stove, Moffat microwave, win- dow air conditioner, R.C.A. 20 inch portable colour TV, 5 years old, Fil- ter Queen vacuum cleaner, approx. 5 years old, humidifier, nearly new, TV remote converter, White wicker matching love seat, 2chairs and table - 1 yr. old, Lazy Boy rec'iner - 2 yrs. old,2 - modern wall units, modern oval kitchen table with 5 matching wooden chairs, New queen size box spring and mattress,counter top stove, bedroom suite, small washer, Ultrasonic cool mist humidifier, wireless phone, 2 ' small phones, double box spring and mattress, king size water bed with motionless mattress, 2 door vanity with sink, Cuckoo Clock West Germany, dresser, 8 track player tape recorder, modern coffee table, fancy end table, old chesterfield and chair, new indoor electric barbecue, Moulinex electric good grinder, small appliances,knic knacs, dishes and glassware, pots and pans, childs bike, adult bike,. exercise bike, small pool, childrens skates, antique Renfrew washing machine, small forge, adze, small broad axe, Sears 8 HP riding lawn mower, 36" Sears snowblower, 42" blade, grain cradle, -steam whistle, cattle dehorners, milk cans„ Reese trailer hitch, 10 gallon crock (cracked), horse collar, router, spray gun, wooden extension ladder, timing light, adult and childs set of downhill skis, root pulper plus much more. - - Terms Cash. Cheque with proper ID - AUCTIONEERS - RICHARD LOBB & BURT LOBB 519-482-7898 - STEPHEN TOWNSHIP S7>/t\+ • NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town- ship of Stephen passed By -Law No. 1.1-1989 on the 31st day of January 1989, under Section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the by-law by filing with the Clerk of the Township of Stephen, not later than the 8th day of March, 1989, a notice of appeal setting out the ob- jection to the by-law and the reasons in support of the objec- tion. An explanation of the purpose and effect of the by-law, de- scribing the lands to which the by-law applies is provided be- low. The complete by-law is available for inspection at the Clerk's Office.during regular•office hours. DATED at the Township of Stephen this 31st day of January, 1989. - Wilmar Wein, Clerk, Township of Stephen Box 100, Crediton, Ontario NOM IMO (519) 234-6331 CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN BY-LAW 11-1989 A By-law to amend Bylaw no. 12-1984 WHEREAS the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Township of Stephen considers it advisable to amend Zoning By-law 12-1984 of the Corporation of the Township of Ste- phen. NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Stephen ENACTS as follows: . 1. Section 7 (Agricultural Small Holding) of By-law 12-1984 is .hereby amended by the addition of the following Special Provi- sions. . 7.9. SPECIAL PROVISIONS "-' �-"• �►+. Notwithstanding the provisions of 7.1. and 7.2. to the contrary, an accessory' building including a barn may be established sub- ect to the following table: Minimum Maximum No. Minimum Required Lot Size of permitted Separation Distance from the (Hectares) animal units barn to the nearest residential, commercial, institutional build- ing or structure excluding uses within the same ownership and the same zone. .4 (1 acre) 1 40 m. .8 (2 acres). .,,..mi.. .,a,;.. m. 1.2 (3 acres) 3 m� °' 1.6+ (4 + acres) 4 - 80 m. • _ r,, 7.9.2. all other provisions of this by-law are compiled with. 2. This By-law shall come into effect pursuant to Section 34 (19) of the Planning Act, 1983. READ A FIRST TIME ON THE 31ST DAY OF JANUARY, 1989 READ A SECOND TIME ON THE 31ST DAY OF JANUARY, 19P9 ;� READ A THIRD TIME AND PASSED THIS 31ST DAY OF JAN: UARY, 1989. ThomasJ . 'omes , Reeve ALIkt.CU ilmar D. Wein, Clerk