HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-05-24, Page 39Assault prevention gets $5.4 million
TORONTO - New funding of
$5.4 million for wife assault pre-
vention programs, announced Fri-
day, will significantly enhance ser-
vices for women and children,
particularly those in shelters, says
Gregory Sorbara, Minister Respon-
sible for Women's Issues.
"In support of the government's
commitment to maintain safety and
.protect the quality of life in our
communities," said Mr. Sorbara,
"we will be. expanding our efforts to
prevent wife assault and provide
support for victims and family
members.".
The new allocation of $5.4 mil-
lion and a cost of living increase of
about $500,000 brings the prov-
ince's 1989/90 financial commit-
ment for wife assault to a total of
S40.0 million, a 17 percent increase
in funds over 1988/89. The govern-
ment has now increased funding for
wife assault prevention for four
consecutive years.
$S million of the new funding
will go to the Ministry of Commu-
• nity and Social Services, primarily.
for services to women and children.
This $5 million includes;
$2.7 million to enhance existing
shelter services, such as improved
staffing ratios -- particularly for
shelters in rural communities;
$200,00 to increase the number
of child support workers in re-
sponse to recent increases in the
number of shelter beds, ensuring
that every shelter in the province
will have at least one full-time
child support worker .to address chil-
dren's needs; and .
$2.1 million for counselling pro-
grams in community agencies for
female victims of wife assault, chil-
dren who have witnessedviolence
in their homes, and male batterers.
"The increased allocation to my
ministry will enhance our shelter
system and more effectively respond
to the needs of women and children
whose lives arc severely damaged
by this crime," said John Sweeney,
Minister of Community and Social
Services.
The remaining $400,000 of new
funding will be allocated to one
new initiative and four on going
ones.
As a new initiative, the office for
Disabled Persons will receive
S50,000 which will go towards a
study of the incidence of violence
against women with disabilities and
the accessibility ofgovernment pro-
grams for this group.
The four ongoing initiatives to
receive increased funding are:
The Ministry of the Attorney
Ontario Forage Masters Competition - John Lawrence (left),
General Manager, DeKalb Canada Inc.; Glenn McCann (right),
Agronomist, C -I -L inc. in co-operation with The Ontario Soil and
Crop Improvement Associaton represented by Doug Wagner (cen-
tre), Secretary -Manager, are pleased to announce the joint agree-
ment to sponsor the "1989 Ontario Forage Maser's Competition".
PINERY
All CTI ON
Saturday, May 27 10:30 a.m. 1
• Annual Outdoor Auction
i
Selling a large selection of lawn and garden tractors, lawnmowers, trail-
ers, cars, commercial vacuums, lawn furniture, restaurant equipment, h
.household furniture, antiques and a large selection of nursery stock in-
cluding upright and spreading junipers and evergreens. Items are being
received daily for this sale. fi ,
Auctioneers Pat and Phyllis Lyon
Phone 243-2713 f l
General's Victim/Witness Assis-
tance Program will receive an addi-
tional $80,000 for the existing
programs operating in 10 Crown
Attorney Offices in the province;
The ministry of citizenship will
receive an additional $45,000 to
Support existing pilot projects
which increase immigrant families'
accessibility to wifc assault servic-
es through community-based inter-
preter services and intercultural
training programs;
$120,000 in new funds will be
allocated to the Ministry of Educa-
tion for school programs that raise
educators' awareness of wife as-
sault, its impact on children, and
how schools can play an effective
prevention role at the community
level; and
$105,000 in new funds will go
to the Ministry of Correctional
Services for counselling programs
for male battercrs.
The province's integrated ap-
proach to wife assault prevention
and services, which involves 15
ministries and agencies, is co-
ordinated by the Ontario WOmen's
Directorate. Funds are allocated to
23 initiatives in three key areas;
• law enforcement and criminali-
• zaton;
• family support programs and
shelter services; and public and
professional education and preven-
tion activities.
"The government's determination
to protect the quality of life in our
communities recognizes the impor-
tance of safety and security for
women," said. Mr. Sorbara. "That
is why we are increasing our pre-
vention efforts. There is no excuse
for wife assault -- it is not a pri-
vate family matter but a -violent
crime that affects us all."
Gilmore Auction
Services
Listowel & Zurich Ontario
Phone for Spring Sale Dates
Bob 291-3489
or 236-4152
or Doug 291-3421
Got a
news tip?
Call the T -A
235-1331
NO WHITING:..'
aa"vtio�r,
Auction Sale
of valuable Real Estate, Antiques, household furnishings
and misc. items
27 Victoria St. East, Exeter, Ont.
Saturday, June 17 at 12 Noon Sharp
for Dr. Harvey Cowen
Real Estate consists of beautiful red brick home, main floor, lg. living
room with 2 French doors, lg. dining room, kitchen and sunny breakfast
room, 2 pc. bath, small telephone room, lg. front entrance with natural
finished hall and open staircase. Second floor, 4 lg. bedrooms with
closets and hardwood floors, 4 pc. bath, hall with 2 linen closets, lg. at-
tic, full basement, front verandah and one car attached garage. this
home is situated on a lot 93' wide by 118.33' lot 80-82 plan #376 of the
Town of Exeter, County of Huron.
Don't miss this Auction
House will be sold at 2 p.m. subject to a reasonable reserve bid. 10%
day of sale, balance in 30 days. ull listing in next issue.
For Information •or viewing of Real Estate contact
Auctioneer Norm Whiting 235-1964 or 235-1931.
Bob Heywood,
Auctioneer
235-0874
Monday Evening, May 29 at 6 p.m. sharp
at the farm of Mr. and Mrs. George Quick, Conc. 4 of Usborne Twp.
(2 1/2 miles east of Exeter on Hwy. 83 then north 2 miles)
We will be dispersing by auction for Mr. and Mrs. Quick, farm machin-
ery,household effects and appliances, dishes, tools and antiques.
TRCTOR & MACHINERY: 255 Massey Ferguson diesel with 236
loader (approx. 55 HP), good shape,•7' heavy duty 3 pt. hitch mower, 35
Massey grain drill, Calsa 200 gallon trail sprayer, riding lawn mower, Lin-
coln Arc 225 welder, 2 snowmobiles, oat roller with motor, disc, etc.
HOUSEHOLD & MISC: Woods chest freezer, Kelvinator refrigera-
tor, china buffet with glass doors, wardrobe, double bed, table, vanity
dresser, roll away bed, card table, several side chairs, bag scales with
brass beams, lawn chairs, antique watering can, corn shelter, hand corn
planter, clay ink well, emery, canvas and plastic tarps, several hand
and garden tools, motors, power tools, sledge, bolts, ruts, screws,
chains and binders, wire, hand sprayer, wheel barrow, fence posts, set
of construction books, rabbit cages, furnace fans, ceiling tile, paint,
some dishes and china, granite childs tub and misc. items.
BOAT: 15' fiberglass Mariner with trailer and 40--H-E-in or•
(electric start).
Owner and 'auctioneer not responsible for accidents.
BOB HEYWOOD
AUCTIONEER
235-0874
Saturday stay 27 at 19:30.m. sharp
at South Huron Rec Centre
We will be dispersing by auction - furnishings and antiques, fine china
etc. from the Lucan home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noels along with addi-
tions from a local estate. Also included in this auction is all the remaining
stock of Fisher's Pro Hardware including home and garden sup-
plies, hardware, fixtures etc. The store stock will be offered at 10:30
a.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 4 pc. maple dinette suite, walnut dining ex-
tension table with 4 leaves and 6 matching chairs, recliner chair (like
new), coffee and end tables, 21" colour TV and stand, small china cabi-
net, 9 pc. kitchen suite in hardwood includes (2 pc. hutch, ly. table with
4 chairs and 2 benches with backs), kitchen chrome set with 6 chairs,
plant tables, 24" elec. range, several occasional chairs, round picnic
table and benches, folding lawn table and benches (like new), elec. bar-
becue, area rug, several lamps, small appliances, typewriter, beds,
dressers, chests of drawers, German 135 mm camera (like new), chaise
lounge and, pad, set of 12 good dishes, picnic thermoses, linens,
dishes, pots and pans, good clean bedding, several toys in good shape,
2 Ig. boxes material, books, sewing accessories, corning ware, fireplace
tools, riding lawnmower, gas mower, etc.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 2 old wicker chairs (matching),
solid oak buffet, several quilts, blanket boxes, dressers, post cards,
fine china including Depression, Royal Albert, Noritake, Nippon, Germa-
ny, trunks, library table, parlour tables, old lanterns, school desk, ladies
desk, sewing table and much more. This is an extremely clean offering,
well worthy of your attendance.
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Large Auction Sale
1982 Pontiac car run 25,900 kms, antiques, modern furniture and appli-
ances etc., 4 riding lawn mowers to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction
Barn Clinton for the estate of Gertrude Kaitting, plus good additions.
Saturday. May 27 at 10 a.m%
CAR 1982 Pontiac 6000 4 door sedan, V6 automatic, air, radio, real
clean. Selling certified. Run only 25,859 kms.
LAWN MOWERS international Cadet 8 HP riding lawn tractor w/
electric start. Ford LG65 16 HP riding lawn tractor w/hydrostatic drive,
John Deere 68 riding lawn mower (real nice), old Ariens riding mower, not
running.
HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, ETC. Whirlpool almond fridge 3 yrs.
old, like new, Whirlpool almond 30" electric stove with full black glass
oven door, like new, 3 yrs. old, 24" gas stove, gas space heater, Kitch-
en Aid dishwasher, Kenmore automatic washer, Hoover spin dry wash-
er, Filter Queen vacuum cleaner, Zenith Custom series portable TV w/
remote control, 2 yr, old, Gerhard Heintzman upright piano, Farfisa dou-
ble key board electric organ, Duncan Phyfe drop leaf dining table and 4
chairs, corner china cabinet, modern hutch style china cabinet, small
china cabinet, modern chesterfield and chair, chesterfield w/pull out
bed like new, large cedar blanket box w/drawer, cedar chest, modern 3
piece bedroom suite, double box spring and mattress (like new), match-
ing dresser and chest of drawers, 2 pressback chairs, 12 hooked rugs,
Axminster style rug, oval chrome table and 4 chairs like new, humidifier,
dehumidifier, small dining table w/4 leaves and 4 chairs, small tables,
upholstered chairs, Windsor type chair, floor lamps, water bed, lots of
bedding, mantel clock, dishes and glassware, some corn flower depres-
sion pieces, 2 jardinieres, small appliances, pictures, aluminum step
ladder, 32 ft. aluminum ladder, Ariens garden tiller, office chair, small
desk plus many other items too numerous to mention.
Terms. Cash or cheque with proper 1.D.
Auctioneers Richard Lobb & Burt Lobb 482-7898
Complete Abattoir Dispersal
of Equipment and Vehicles.
for Corbett Abattoir
on location at Corbett Ontario, on #81 Hwy. between
Parkhill and Grand Bend
9n Saturday. May 27 at 2 p.m. Hollymat-
ic
Globe band saw 2 HP, Butcher Boy 2 HP meat grinder, y
is meat grinder -mixer, Hollymatic 200 patty maker, Hollymatic 54
patty maker, Busch Supervac vacuum, Packer GK165, Toledo
overhead scale, Alexandria 35 litre sausage maker, 70 lb. saus-
age stutter, electric minute steak maker, Hobart auto 2 speed
slicer (like new),,Berkel computer scale, digital computer scale, 2
electric 1/2 ton chain hoists, .Kent Master "75" 230V splitting
.ik-saw, 2 Atlantic service splitting saws, solid Butcher block, saus-
age linker, roast tenderizer, roast nettet, wrapping table, 2 SS
utility tables, electric knife sharpener, 15' glass front display cool-
er, chest freezer, Keeptite 10' cooler unit, walk-in cooler unit, 2
fan walk-in freezer units, 4' x 8' Teflon sheet, 2 belt driven 3 HP
compressors, large quantity of Cryo vac, propane scalding tank,
de-hairing machine, knocking box, ass. spices, 200 roller hooks,
4 dr. filing cabinet, Viking Electrohome 15000 BTU 220V air con-
ditioner (excellent condition), 8" industrial jointer w/motor , Ah-
rens riding mower, 2 push mowers w/rear bagger, Star Master
deep fat fryer, Admiral dishwasher, love seat and chair.
VEHICLES: 1988 Ford Bronco "Eddie Bauer" loaded with all
options. Certified 26,000 mi. 1979 Chev pickup 305 with topper
(many new parts), 1985 Dodge min van, finished interior, 2.2 li-
tre, auto, AM/FM, tint, boards, selling certified.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with ID. Preview morning of sale.
Bruce & Brett Coulter - Auctioneers I294-6164
Grand Bend 238-8000
We Do
LAMINATING
Times Advocate
Times -Advocate, May 24, 1989
Page 39
BOB HEYWOOD,
AUCTIONEER
235-0874
Saturday, June 3 at 11 a.m.
at South Huron Rec Centre
We will be dispersing by auction, from the McGillivray Twp. farm
home of Mrs. Jesse Lewis, quality antiques, furnishings, applianc-
es, fine china and collectibles, riding lawnmower, and hundreds of
related items. Watch•next weeks paper for a full listing of this fine
sale.
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PROPERTY SOLD
* Auction sale of testaurant equipment, vehicles, etc. for Mr. Harry Ar- *
* Hold, Main St. Lucan, Ont.
ThursdayY May 25 - 6:00 p.m.
* RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT: Bunn triple coffee maker, Blakselee *
*commercial dish masher, grills, stainless steel counter with drink dis- *
pensers, Universal milk cooler and dispenser, 2 Perfecta pizza ovens,
' .stainless steel counters, Tecma 500 electric cash register, 2 Sweda *
' cash registers, NCR cash register, 2 photo copiers, typewriter, deep *
*fryer, Beatty bun warmer, toasters, 3 compartment sink, pot warmers*
store 'display freezer, lockers, Beatty fridge, gas BBQ, deep freeze, *
*MISC: Commercial sewing machine, assorted hardware, dishes, etc., *
* drapes, water pump, gas motors, sump pumps, lawnmower, rubber raft, *
* display counters for store, misc. plumbing such as baths, toilets, fit- *
tings, table tops, bike, stereo, awning, many suitable flea market *
*
items, 40 sheets 4x8 drywall, etc.
VEHICLES: 1965 Pontiac Catilina hard top, only 11,000 miles, air, in *
* excellent condition, 1979 LTD car, 1980 customized -van, 7? Ford *
*
Club wagon van, 1973 Ford van, 1972 econo=line van, some car parts. *
* The above vehicles all selling as is.
* HOUSE TRAILER: Kustom Koach 18' bath, stove, fridge, sleeps 6. *
* (real good): For further information phone 227-1778. *.
* TERMS: Cash sale night. Booth *
* Auctioneers *
* • Hugh Filson Tom Robson *
* 666-0833 Ilderton 664 :967 *
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14,
Farm Credit Societe du credit
Corporation agricole
Canada Canada
FARM FOR SALE
The Farm Credit Corporation, via Power of Sale, offers:
LOCATION: 10. km North of Lucan on Highway #4
DESCRIPTION: Lot 12, Concession 1, Township of Biddulph, Coun-
ty of Middlesex -
LAND: 100 acres of. Perth Sift Loam/95 acres workable
BUILDINGS: 1 1/2 Storey, 3 bedroom, brick house, beef barn with an
addition, implement shed.
Purchasers must rely on their own inspection and knowledge of the
farm and not on the above or any other particulars or representations
made verbally or in writing by or on behalf of the Farm Credit Corpora-
tion. Before making an offer, those interested should ascertain that the
property can be used and occupied for the purposes intended in accor-
dance with Provincial Legislation and Municipal Regulations.
Offers should be made on forms obtainable on request from any -Office
of the Corporation and must be received by June 14, 1989, at the Field
Office listed below.
Mortgage financing is available to qualifying purchasers. This must -be
discussed with the Corporation's local representative listed be-
low,before making an offer. Closing is normally 30 days after accep-
tance unless other arrangements are mutually agreed upon. A Certified
deposit of $5,000.00. (Five Thousand Dollars) must accompany the of-
fer.
The highest or any offer will not necessarily be accepted. The Corpora-
tion could request new offers to purchase after the above mentioned
date, if deemed necessary.
Purchasers will be responsible for all taxes and all assessments wheth-
er local improvements, tile loans, or otherwise charged or assessed
against the said property from date of closing, subject to the usual ad-
justments.
All offers to purchase and inquiries should be addressed to:.
FARM CREDIT CORPORATION,
P.O. Box 668,
5 Talbot Road South,
Lambeth, Ontario
NOL 1S0
(519) 552-325911 no answer call (519) 352-1220
Attn: W. T. Jackson
Please refer to File No: 41260-597
Canada
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* LARGE CLEARING SALE - Owners moving *
Furniture, collectibles, antiques and implements
* (Some horse drawn)
* For Warren and Helen Noble
*Lot 17, Concession 21, West Williams Twp., at Sylvan on #7 Highway, 6
* miles west of Parkhill - 3 miles east of•Thedford. *
* On Saturday May 27, 1989 - 9:30 a.m. SHARP!!*_
* For Information phone 2194-0285
*FARM EQUIPMENT: #454 Int. tractor, 3 cyl diesel, 45 hp, 2000 hrs., *
*60" rotary mower (3 ph Ford plow), (3 ph Ford disc), 72" 3 ph scraper *
*blade, 72" 3 ph boom, 16' flat tack wagon, trailer, logging chains, fan *
*mills, 12 cords mixed hardwood. *
*HORSE EQUIPMENT: cutter, bobsleds with 14' rack, wooden wheel *
*wagon with box and seat, 7' Cockshutt mower, Democrat, Massey Har- *
*ris #10 walking plow, Massey scoop scraper, 2 seat rubber tired cart, *
*wooden wheel racing cart, harness parts, gates, brass bells, whiffle *
*trees, breaking cart, iron wheels, set of sleighs, wagon seats, cast iron *
*seats, 1 row cultivator, coni planter.
*GARDEN EQUIPMENT, TOOLS & FURNITURE 18 hp Roper *
*garden tractor with 42" mower, 30" blade, -plow, tire chains, weed eater, *
*rales, shovels, electric hedge trimmer, 18" Roper trailer, round picnic *
*table, lounge and chairs, Big 13ear chairs, 3 man tent, fence stretcher.- *
* SHOP TOOLS 10" table saw, 18" band,saw, 250 amp welder, welding*
*and cutting outfit with cart, belt sander, drill press, skill saw? 1/4" drill,*
*3/8" drill, jig saw, tool box with tools, wood vice, 4" vice, forge, anvil 200*
*lb. tables and benches, box stove, chain saw, cement mixer, bolts,*
*screws, 5 ton hydraulic jack, many hand tools, beer fridge, lumber,*
*propane torch, soldering kit, 3" power plane, saw horses, bench grind- *
*er. *
*FURNITURE & ANTIQUES wooden planes, hay knife, bag carts,*
*cowbell, Singer treadle sewing machine, sewing machine, coffee grind-*
*er, hand irons, rectangular dining room table and side board and 6*
*chairs, dining room table, sideboard, buffet, china cabinet and 6 chairs,*
*drop front book case writing table, bow front china cabinet with mirror,*
*several occasional tables, several drop leaf tables, 6 pressed back*.
*chairs, dressers, wardrobe, washstand, trunks, cedar chest, pine box-*
es, mirrors, all sizes of antique picture frames, library table, quilt frame,*
*lamps, milk cans, wash boards. wooden ironing boards, dough box,*
*wicker love seat, wooden washing machine, copper boiler and stand,*
*ginger bread clocks, childs pressed back chair, childs rocker, childs*
wicker training chair, old wagon and sleighs, various scales, large cast*
*iron kettle, cast iron tea kettle, butter churns, apple peeler, rail road*
* lanterns, oil cans, harness repair kit, shoe repair kit, bottle capper, egg*
scales, candling light, saws, cross cut saws; country pine table and 6*
:chairs and china cabinet with hutch by Kroehler, several other tables*
:and odd chairs, wicker basket and chair and stand, 2 pine bar stools*
coffee table, several rocking chairs - 2 with heat and vibrator, almond*
*automatic washer/dryer, almond fridge with side freezer and 4 burner*
'electric stove - 3 yrs old, wood and coal cook stove with reservoir - ap- *
*prox. 4 yrs old, (antique style), -numerous books, old magazines and*
old post cards,old lace and linens, blankets, sheets, curtains, drapes. *
* CHiNA: Bavarian, Noritake, Nippon, Occupied Japan, cobalt blue-*
*grass, pressed glass, oil lamps, figurines, china horses, crocks all*
sizes, silver, brass and pewter items, old Foley commemorative china,*
* wash bowl and pitcher set, clan Gordon tea-pot, and other odd tea pots, *
' real McCoy cookie jars, china bell, jugs, butter bowl and ladles,.butter *
press, silverware. Numerous misc. articles not listed.
*Terms - CASH or cheque. Lunch booth. *
*A very interesting sale - plan to attend. Owners or auctioneers not re- *
*
*
* sponsible for accidents sale day!!
AUCTIONEERS
* t1.:..". !u..�.. *
* Tom Robson • •- �•• -
666-1967 Denfield 666-0833 ,�•
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