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Times Advocate, 1992-07-22, Page 191111111111111111111111111 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of SAMUEL DIARMUID CAMPBELL McDOUGALL All persons having claims against the Estate of Samuel Diarmuid Campbell McDougall, Tate of the Township of Stephen, in the County of Huron, de ceased, who died on or about the 2nd day of May, 1992, are hereby notified to send in to the undersigned personal representative of the said deceased on or before the 12th da • of August. 1992, full particulars of} their claims Immediately after the said date the said personal representative will distribute the assets of the said deceased having, regard only u) claims of which it shall then have notice. Dated at Stratford, Ontario this 6th day of July, 1992 NEILSON, BELL, SKINNER, ROGERSON & DUNPHY Barristers and Solicitors 1 Ontario Street, 4th Floor P.O. Box 542 Stratford, Ontario N5A 6T7 Solicitors for the Executor For Rent Townhouse, Stmcoe St. Exeter - 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, ten- ant choice gas or electric heat. - newly decorated - Available immediately Wellington Place Apartments William St. Exeter - 1 bedroom apartment - available immediately Ducharme Investments 236-4230 235-3511 1111111111111111111111 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of SUSIE DEVINE Late of Strathroy Middlerex General Hospital St'athroyy, Ontario, formerly of the Village of Orend Bend, County of Lrambton, retired housekeeper, who died on or about the 6th day of hate, 1992. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate me re- quired to send full particulars of such claims to the undersigned on or before the 24th of August, 1992 after which date the estate assets will be distributed having regard only to claims that have then been received. RAYMOND & McLEAN Barristers, 8 Solicitors 387 Main Street P.O. Box 100 Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitors tor the Executrix NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of ROBERT JACK FRAYNE Late of the Township of Usbomc in the County of Huron, who died on the 28th day of February, 1992. Creditors and others having claims against the above estate are required to send full particulars of such claims to the under- signed on or before the 23rd day of Jul}, 1992, after which date the estate assets will be distributed, having re- gard only to claims that have then been received. ROBERT J. DEANE, O.C. 417 Main Street P.O. Box 100 Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 Solicitor tor the Administrators 27 Tenders Wanted TRIC CAMPRELt- LINCOt1. MERCURY SALES LTD. 165 Main St. N Exeter Invitation to Tender proposed addition to existing garage fora showroom, offices, parts and service facilities Specification available on surest. lowest or any tender not necessarily ace ed, QosmgAugust 10. 1992. (30:31c) EXETER STONEYRIDGE ESTATES New Home for Sale 2205 sq. ft. ' 4.bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths ' Cathedral livingroom * Oak cupboards ' Double garage • Gas fireplace • tnterloCi Ing brick driveway ' Open oak staircase ' Sodded and landscaped PRIVATE SALE rnNTACT Stoneyridge Developments Inc. Jack Taylor 235-3293 CLEARING AUCTION SALE to be held tor Casa Brand at Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton Thursday. July 30 at 1020 a.m, TRACTORS: Case 1490 4 wheel drive -tractor with cab heater air 1815 hrs., IHC 724 diesel, Zetor 6911 diesel with Bader, Allis W045 with scuffler and plow MACHINERY: NH 479 haybine, NH352 mixmill, NH 519 manure spreader, IHC 37 baler, 4 flat racks on wagons, 30 ft. tube hay elevator, 2-4 bar side rakes, Winpower 25K continuous generator, Kongskilde 4 turrow semi -mount plow, Kongekilde 3. furrow.pbw, Kongskilde 11 ,ft. cultivator, 16 ft. chain harrow, IH45 12 ft. cultivator, Keewanee t2 ft. disc, 5 section diamond harrows, AC 12 f1. tool bar scuttler, 100 gal 3 point hitch sprayer, Luc know 7 tt. double auger snowblower, Innes 200 AR bean windrower, Oliver 504 12 ft. swather, 10 tt. hyd. fertilizer au- ger, old gravity box on wagon, homemade single blade soil saver, old bale stocker and fork, manure spreader suitable for trailer, manure spreader axle with 900x20 tires, old 2 wheel trailer, quantity of steel and cedar posts, 3 pt. hitch blade, some barb and page wire, Wisconsin 4 cyl. engine, Briggs 5 hp engine, Surge piston vacuum pump, water trough, quantity of rough cut lumber, hydro fencer, 16 ft. 4 in. auger 3/4 hp motor, 12 ft. 3 12- auger 1/3 hp motor, electric welder cutting torch, chainsaw 2 yr old, approx. 1000 tt. roll of 3/4' plastic pipe, milk cans, 16.9x34 tire, old cookstove, plus 2 wagon bads of misc. farm items too numerous to mention. -NOTE: Farms are sold, owner is retiring. Lunch booth Terms Cash or cheque with proper ID. AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBB 482-7888 Clinton OWNER CASE BRAND 482-7554 Clutton LARGE AUCTION SALE to be held at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton tor several local consign- ers. yy��yy �y Q 1986 OhRoyal Brougham, 4r loaded selling tent. ha Lirtooln towncar, 4 door, bottl being offered subject to reserve bid. t977 Lincoln townoar, 12' x 6' tandem utility trailer with ramps and fenders. j9ID1NG MOWERS - Allis Chalmers 608 LT, 8 HP 3 speed, MTD 8 HP mower. PRESSURE Reif Devil pofabie washer w/500 Ib. pressure rated • mp 1 HP motor. .. Fortress 2000 FS 3 wheel power chair with ell.., ...J - Wood upright freezer, Kenmore dryer, matching Ken- more mon • colour washer and dryer, Beaumark almond Washer, har- vest gold side by side fridge freezer, microwave, 2 portable Dolour TVs electric cord n, electric stove. ' FURt4JTpIE C. Ornate carved frame trench provincial chesterfield and chair, z KKroroeatiler ch.startislds and chairs, 4 oak dining chairs din ing suite, antique love seat, antique dresser with mirror, teak weed cof- fee and end tables, chesterfield and chair, oocasional chairs, table lamps, piano bench, several chests et drawers 2 hail trees, marble sink vanity, Wtby flange table, 2 exercise bikes, roil wound hi fi cabinet. and Yak hi fi with cassette, player, rollaway bed, small china cabinet, srhple door closet with mirror door, aluminum door 3 marts bicycles, Vier.,bicycle, small round chrome kitchen table, large collection of salt and pepper shakers, dishes, glassware, small aitplianoes, 4 drawer filing. cabinet, 5 metal shaft units, carpet, plus many other items too numerous to mention. Terms: Cash or cheque with ptcper ID AINUOINer Repand Ltobb 482•7808 YARD SALE - Saturday, Jdy 25 - 8.12. e6 Huron&. West Exeter. (SO*) YARD SALE - Sat. July 25 - 270 Peyde Blvd. Exeter. Knitting supplies and books000. YARD SALE - 376 nein &. S. terser of Jahn &. Leu of toys Lisle 'tyke, Riker Aide, Asyschool Ninaando mown and penes. P.P high chair, bedroom suite, kitchen sus, furniture. Kits dodoes and more. Saturday, July 25 -8 a,m -9 (SOc) OPP seeking public help in locating drivers EXETER - The Exeter OPP are. asking the public's assistance in helping to solve two accidents in which drivers of vehicles failed to remain at the site. The first occurred on June 27 when a GMC pick-up truck which had been stolen from an Usbornc Township man flipped over in a ditch southwest of Exeter. Police believe the driver may have been injured and would certainly have come out very wet and muddy as the ditch was filled with water. Sunday, July 19 at about 2 a.m. police say a vehicle, believed to be a cream-coloured Chevrolet Ca- price, left the roadway on Conces- sion 2-3 of Usbomc Township south of Exeter and went through a barbed wire fence. Debris from the incident indicates the car was darn - aged on the grill, has a broken win- dow and scrapes all over the car. If anyone has infomtation about these incidents, they can contact the OPP at 235-1300, or Crime Stop- pers at 1-800-265-1777. United Way needs volunteers to help spend money CLINTON - The Huron United Way is putting out a call for volun- teers to serve on its Agency Review Panels. The purpose of the panels is to re- view requests for funding from the various organizations in the county .--whirl-may qualify for United'Way support. The United Way is look- ing for 18-20 individuals to serve on the six panels that will allocate funds to member agencies. The United Way said volunteers should have numerical skills, arc familiar with management theory. and have good interpersonal skills, but will be trained in how u1 go about allocating United Way funds. The agency says that volunteers can expect up to a 20 hours a year commitment to the panel, but that it is a rewarding expenence of partic- ipation in the community. Interested people can contact Glen Sauve at 482-7643. 41 • Times-Advooale, July 22, 1992 Page 19 Milk quota cuts on the way MISSISSAUGA - A national maricet sharing quota (MSQ) cut of at least three percent is expected on August I. The start of the 1992-93 dairy year, as domestic butterfat consumption continues to decline. The exact size of the cut will be de- cided at a late -July meeting of the Canadian Milk Supply Manage- ment Committee. In Ontario, because of fluid skim - off accountability, the cut will be higher than the national average. Producers who have shipped fluid milk during the current dairy year will have their MSQ holdings ad- justed according to increased pro- vincial fluid skim -off and changes to individual butterfat test. individ- ual MSQ adjustments may well dif- fer from the provincial average. Due to the rapid butterfat con- sumption decline, the Canadian dairy industry is getting closer to the time when raw milk require- ments will ba.lanoe fbr both butter- fat and solids -nix -riot. The current system balances requirements on butterfat, with surplus SNF export- ed. The balance will occur in 12 to 18 months, according to projec- tions. Efforts already are underway at the national level to address is- sues that will arise when this point is reached. Meanwhile, total milk marketings to the Board declined by eight per- cent in may 1992 compared to May 1991, the third straight month -over - month decline. Nevertheless, it is now projected that Orjario will still be seven percent over its provincial quota. Not only has production pushed up MSQ utilization, but butterfat tests over the past eight months have been higher. Also, there has been no growth in Class 1 sales. In spite of the apparent need to cru back production further, some producers may be reluctant to do so. The main reason is the Board's seasonality program. It requires producers to fill at least 38.25 per - cern of their annual MSQ during the fust six months of the new dairy year or temporarily lose the use of a portion of that quota. Reducing production further by culling cows near the end of the dairy Year removes some flexibility producers might have to respond to fall production requirements. Pro- ducers could keep some flexibility by diverting pan of their milk to on-farm uses instead of culling one or two cows. They could then re- sume marketing of all production in the new dairy year. Producers have been reminded again that the Board will not be is- suing over -quota levy refunds for the 1991-92 dairy year. Preservation of rare breeds a form of insurance REGINA - Karakul sheep arc one of the original and oldest breeds of sheep. Native to central and south- western Asia, India and southwest- ern Africa, they are now so rare they arc at risk of extinction. This is one of the reasons Elinor Ewen is carefully nurturing her flock of about two dozen Karakul sheep on a small farm 30 miles north east of Regina. "The current value in raising reg- istered Karakul sheep hes less in the pelts of the lambs and the re- markable wool of the adults, and more in the fact that purebred regis- tered animals of this breed may be lost forever," says Ewers. "Ass large-scale commercial breeders impmve livestock types and, in re- sponse to market demands, become specialized, the ancient types arc slowly being allowed to decline. Once a breed vanishes. its particu- lar virtues are irrevocably lost." Ross Bricker, livestock develop- ment specialist with Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food, agrees with Ewert. "We have to preserve the Ilene pools .of _such rare breeds -as our insurance for the future. They offer diversity, a base for future se- ection and adaptation. "But the breeding and raising of Karakul sheep is also an example f finding and filling a market idle," he says. "The Karakul's nat- urally coloured wool is highly prized by spinners and weavers and, in the end, by consumers who arc willing to pay the pncc for its pique qualities." Eight years ago, however, Ewen d no intention of developing iter serest in Karakul sheep into a usiness. Her research into the ani - al began with their intriguing his - 1 ha 0 n u in b m Farmland values drop OTTAWA - Canadian farmland values decreased in the last half of i991. The Farm Credit Corporation (FCC) research shows a drop of 2 percent nationally between July 1, 1992 and January 1, 1992, the third such decrease reported over the past 18 months. Land values de- clined in Ontario and the Prairies, remained stable in the Atlantic re- gion, and increased in Quebec and Brush Columbia. There was no change in farmland values in the Atlantic provinces. Quebec land values increased 1.4 percent the 7th consecutive modest increase in that province, despite a lower volume of sales. Ontario vat- ues decreased slightly (1.3 percent). following four consecutive increas- es. The recession in non- agricultural sectors reduced de- mand in areas close to urban cen- tres. and reduced the number of off -farm jobs which tradiuoual1' augnient farm incomes. The volume of land traded was relatively stable in Manitoba, , where farmland values dropped 1.6 percent. In Saskatchewan farmland values &creased 2,9 percent, de- spite in increase in transactions. Land values dropped 2 percent in Alberta. Hofla.sb ld Auction for The estate of the late Miss Lilian Ulens on Saturday July 25 at 11 a.m. at The late residence Greenway Ont. on 81 Hwy. between Parkhill and Grand Bend (Full list last week) Complete restaurant dispersal for Wally's Chinese Restaurant. 126 Main St., Shelburne Ont. on Friday, July 31 et 10 a.m. Coulter Auctions Bruce Coulter 294.0585 Brett Coulter 294.6164 et'1S11 vest w.► Order buyer for tats, feeders and stockers Stockers and Western Cattle arriving daily. Sorting cattle for Talbotvllle livestock Exeliettlis Ltd. -on Frlgsys Also PSN lip stows end vest listurtleY Moirologs 0, t�ntia o c 441.1. • iodu L Aird I Open we ekly Wesleyire te. -12 noon For more information conloct: — gany Ml kir, Owner Msesser Of toe 262.2831, er $45,2717, 1 :.1 tory, but when she discovered their rarity - less than 500 a year arc reg- istered with The American Minor Breeds Conservancy (AMBC) - she resolved to play a role in the preser- vation of a breed: she imported five. The health of these animals has been her first priority, and for this reason she has not exposed them at public shows or sales. This year, however, the 1992 Canada Sheep Classic was held in Saskatchewan for the first time and she entered some of her animals. Her decision to allot, her sheep out of their cloistered environment also result- ed from the need to increase public awareness about such endangered animals. Karakul sheep arc primarily bred for wool, not meat, she says. The skins are also valuable, and are divided into three commercial classes: the most valuable Broad- tail, the skin of prematurely born lambs; the tightly curled pelt of lambs from three to .10 days old, called Persian; and the wavy, fur - like coat of lambs from two weeks to two months old, called Caracul. Ewert hopes the increased aware- ness of these animals will not only stimulate a greater demand for their products, it will also ensure the sur- vival of both them and the hun- dreds of other endangered domestic animals. Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235-0874 Burt Lobb 482-9377 Wednesday. July 29 at 6 p.m. ;ieanny auction sate c' furniture and r:,Jsenc c; effects lo• _baa• anc Ethel Johnston to oe Kele or iocatio•, a• ,13 Eas' Stree' Csooencr Ontann Wednesdd', Jui,29at6prr .,oidspot Indge, 30 Aamonci electnc stove. Westinghouse clothes dryer. Zenith 26 cotou' TY w'tt remota sma' condltione• dehumidifier rlumldttte• smaf bee• fridge chesterfield and char dresser with mirror 3 -drawer chest single bed two -4 drawer chests round dining table and 4 chairs chrome table and chairs bottom for buffe' tub stand electric lamps , oil lamps iantem -cups and saucers glassware blankets and iinens etectnc lawn mowe• milt( car cream car gander loots et: Good clean offennq plan to attend Terms Cash or cheque wtir. proper 0 Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235-0874 Burt Lobb 482-9377 Thuradv Evertgw,July 23 at 5,30 n.m. At the home of the Auctioneer (2 miles south of eter on Hwy. 4) We will be dispersing consignments from several local homes and es- tates including iances, furnishings, antiques and collectibles. PARTIAL LISTING: Duncan Phyfe drop leaf table with drawer, 4 heart - back caned dining chairs, dressers, antique blanket box, 2 - 1/2 round tables. trunk, end tables, chaise lounge, fridge, jgvejv oirzcilat 1p 6 rc(�al( cupboard. (new), rocker, davenport, chitds table, ...en chairs. stereo, rhes storage cupboard, credit .register, .humidifier, pro- pane bar-b-que, swivel office chair, 2 matching swivel rockers with otto- man, step stool, night table, lamps, vacuum cleaner, floor lamp, small fil- ing cabinet, 4 folding wood and vinyl card chairs, chesterfield and chair, new camping toilet and camp bunks, a nice selection of china and glass plus small appliances and kitchen ware (from a Windsor estate) lathe and extension, block and tackle, bedding, and hundreds of useful and collectible items. (In case of inclement weather sale will be held at are- na). Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235-0874 BurtLobbLo onbb 482-9377 Thursdaytip aterloo 51., Exeter� We will be dispersing the entire estate of the late Mr. Harry Cole iracl.�n excellent property, the estate car. boat and trailer and the contents of the Gole home. PROPERTY: To be sold at 6:30 contact Bob Haywood for viewing. According to Plan 123 of the Twp. of Stephen, East Pt. lot A. west Pt lot 33 known as 31 Waterloo St. comprised of .51 acres - 74' frontage 300.3' depth.Home is hooked up to town water,1992 taxes 8878.00 A away neo brick home with 3 bedrooms, dining room, eat in kitchen, full basement, living roam with fireplace, attic room for expansion. de- tached garage. Terms 10% down, balance in 30 days subject to a mod- erate reserve. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: 8 pc. oak dining suite with ext. table, 6 chairs and bullet,_ Mann►)hg�p t. i7pud jots* corner china cabinet with glass doors, wing baa airir,, shesixlwldand chair with stool, nice set of nesting tables, Roxton maple round dining table with 6 chairs, old blanket box and trunk, poster bad, several dressers, chest of drawers, lamp and plant tables, single bed with boxspring and mattress ,desk and chair, wooden and wicker rockers, sowing machine with cabinet and stool, basement tables, mantel clock wooden works clock signed "Columbus - Anno 1492,' parlour woodstove, antique scales -wood, brass and marble used in W.S. Coles drug store, fittids of snd 8 kho gr1.J_mamanila Witte ixrg, 1907 and *- ers and us sa Directory forHuron sox and perch, sterol, wicker, tins, oil tamps, old cigar boxes, cheese box, old advertis items, China and glass including lovely Barveria berry set, Noritake , - moge, Nippon, Wedgewood, Blue. Willow incl. pter, cornflower c ys- tal, figurines, salver tea service and flatware, several nice paintings and prints, lamps, brass tireplape accessories, crock, post cards, bedding, frost•fre. fries, 24' eiac,-fang., Speed n wge Quearinr washer Magna- vox colour Tv, dehumidilter and humidifier, lawn chairs, books, kero- ssanae star, small appliances and kitcchenware, lacros Mick, picnic tick, ha . a Alm old side, fish te- ESTATE CAR, IQIAT,i)itMD &INSC. 1987 Mazda 628 4 door, 4 cyl., front wheel drive, new brakes with 60,000 kris. selling as is subject to mod- erate reserve, 16' alum. with trailer, 2 outboard s, lawn mow- er, roto tiller, alum , lumber. Plan to #tend this� ts� and well kept auction. ( ,at.arena M case 01 rain). Clip and paw a d.