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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-10-14, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, October 14, 1992 fit ftbyai bank raised 157 its Gordis 'app and Vends se hors t<iMt Oakwood Inn last tvaok, .whtah 278 poo* attendeid. The monley was tionsited1Wday to T the 'Town and Country 'Homemakers to support their services for seniors. > From left are ''Kris Thompson of the Royal Bank, Town and .Country directorMary Weber, Hazel Beaver from Meals on Wheels, and South Huron Home Support Area Coordlnator'Tammy Antaya. Rate increase considered Zurich bylaw planned to prevent misuse of sewers ZURICH - Village council met Thursday evening to seek legal ad- vice with the drafting of a bylaw to get tough with those who arc possi- bly misusing Zurich's sewage sys- tem. Council also raised the likeli- hood that residents can expect to see increases in their sewage utility rates in the near future. Zurich council has spent consid- erable time and money attempting to track down problems with the village's sewage system. Discov- ered some time ago was the fact that far too much water was passing through the system, leading to the suspicion that damaged lines were RICHARDT� LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 Sat,. Oct. 17 at 10 a.m. - Duetz 6806 diesel tractor with cab and loader, 72 HP, 2500 hrs., real clean, J.D. 7 ft. blade, Int. 56 planter rebuilt, American 8 ft. snowblower, 4 furrow plow, pig feeder, chainsaw, 18" bell, weld- er, cement mixer, 5 ft. rotory cutter, Kongskikie cultivator, large offering of hand tools to be held for Andy Lammerant 2 1/2 miles north of Winthrop then 1 3/4 miles east on Family Para- dise Rd. Phone 527-2228 for in- formation. Sat., Oct. 24 at 10 a.m. Furni- ture, antiques, appliances, at Lobb's Auction Building in Clin- ton. allowing groundwater to enter, or that storm drainage lines were mis- takenly connected to the system. While examinations of the sewer lines have discovered some cracked lines, reeve Bob Fisher said evi- dence of possible illegal hookups or damaged lines on private proper- ty will require a bylaw to ensure they are repaired. Fisher also said the cost 01 other repairs to the sewage system may require a boost in rates for 1993 to help raise the nececcary funds. Clerk Maureen Simmons noted the village has $28,000 in reserve funds for the sewage system. "It's a nice chunk, but it's nothing when it comes to these repairs," said Fisher. While the village needs to do more inspection work on the sew- ers, no provincial grants are pres- ently available. "They know we have problems, but they're not giving out any mon- ey under the Lifelines program," said Simmons. Fisher said smoke tests did reveal some faults on private properties and said there was perhaps no point in going ahead with more inspec- tions until those problems were solved. "We have to pursue it," agreed councillor Barb Jeffrey. "We can't stop now," commented councillor Dwayne Laporte. Council agreed to seek legal ad- vice to prepare a bylaw to enforce repairs to sewage lines on private properties. For Sale 14 Gregus Court New home in Exeter, featuring spacious living room, 3 Targe bedrooms, 2.1/2 baths, ensuite with jucuzzi, spacious eat in kitchen, main floor laundry, central vac, high efficiency gas furnace. Deck, brick drive and sodded lawn. Contact Gregus Construction 235-1647. EXETER STONEYRIDGE ESTATES New Home for Sale 2205 sq. tt. i • 4 bedrooms, 21/2 baths ' Cathedral livingroom • Oak cupboards ' Double garage • Gas fireplace • Interlocking brick driveway • Open oak staircase ' Sodded and landscaped PRIVATE SALE CONTACT Stoneyridge Developments inc. Jack Taylor 235-3293 1111111M1111110. Varna_ by Joan Beierling By Joan Beierling VARNA - Twenty three mem- bers of Stan -Lee Seniors Club met at the complex on October 7. Presi- dent Anna Keys opened the meet- ing with two readings "Thanksgiv- ing" and "The Old Forgotten Man". Dates for the club to remember arc November 10 and November 18. On the 10th they arc providing entertainment and lunch for the res- idents of Huronview. All the mem- bers are asked to bring or send two dozen cookies or squares. Those not entertaining will be asked to prepare and serve the food. Ivan and Marg McClymont are in charge for the November 18 meet- ing which will take the form of a tour of "Stratford Theatre". Mem- bers are asked to be at the Complex by 11 a.m. From there rides will be arranged. Lunch will be in Stratford restaurant with the tour guides as guests. It was decided to have the Christ- mas Party and potluck at the com- plex on December 2. Anna. read about trips from the Focus Magazine. One was about a bus starting out of Toronto with Bayfield as destination. Lunch at the Little Inn. There is also a new book out about this unique village so near our own homes. Also the "Voice" Magazine, she felt it had very good articles for seniors. The bus trip to Toronto to see the Living Christmas Tree at the Peo- ples church is on Saturday, Decem- ber 12, this year, so perhaps some would be interested. See Anna con- cerning these items. Marj and Bob Stirling along with Bill and Eleanor McAsh gave a presentation on their recent trip to Alaska. Marj commented about the highlights of their trips. It was in- teresting to sec the pictures they brought back. Grace McClinchey thanked them and the meeting was closed by Anna. Six games of euchre were played. Winners were Bill McAsh, Eleanor McAsh, Dorothy Ostrom and Ross McDonald, A delicious lunch fol- lowed. Many took advantage of the beautiful autumn days and' took a colourful drive to the Country Charm Open House on October 7 to October 10. Helen and Eder thank everyone for coming. Win- ners of the door prizes were Kim Foster, Zurich, Sue Vodden, Bay- field, Fran Talbot, Varna, and Hel- ene Alcock, Goderich. Goshen Turkey Supper Tickets for October 28 are on sale now. For anyone interested please contact Linda Linfield at 565-2124. Thursday, October 15 the Varna and Goshen U.C.W.'s are invited to attend the Bayfield U.C.W. Than- koffering Service at 8 p.m. Speaker Michelle Hampson for Survival Through Friendship House. Next Sunday, October 18 will be the 123rd Anniversary Service of Goshen Church. Rev. Robcrt Giui- liano will be guest speaker. There will be no service in Varna. Please join Goshen. The Youth Group ages 14 and up will meet Friday, October 23 in Hu- ron Centennial in Brucefield at 7 p.m. for volleyball. The group from Sebringville and Rostock will be there as well, then going to the Church at Brucefield. Please bring $2 for foster child. The Stanley Township Rec Com- mittee met last week to plan a Rec Hallowe'en Dance for Saturday, October 31 from 9 to 1 a.m. to be held at the Stanley Complex. Tick- ets arc $15 per couple which in- cludes a live band, a light lunch and prizes for costumes. Tickets can be bought from rec committee mem- bers. The third -441 meeting was held in Varna Church. Members baked Good Old Fashioned Peanut Butter Brownies. They watched a movie about eggs and chickens, discuss- ing how to cut and prepare chick- ens. AUCTION SALE OF FARM PROPERTY FOR MHS. MAI3EL SCI-HOFIELI) SATURDAY. OCTOBER 24 1 :30 P.M. SELLING ON SITE AT LOT 21 Conc. 6, West Centre Road, McGilliv- ray twp., 1 road north of Parkhill, 3 roads west of 81 Hwy. OFFERED FOR SALE will be the farm of 100 acres more or less. Berriem loam 75% workable, partially systematically tiled on which is a substantial 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath and oil furnace farm home, garage, stock barn and hen house. TERMS: Sells subject to a reasonable reserve bid with 10% of pur- chase price due at time of sale. Balance in 30 days. Interested parties contact: Larry and Elsie Coulthard 284-2756 or auctioneers. Cilli Llllot Parkhill 294.6759 Serving Southwestern Ontario i, I "ExpPri ncP talks" estak areas e.ease 4-e se toe toe-e-ersise****e•e• *e * CLEARING AUCTION SALE * OF HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, SOME MACHINERY, VEHICLS, * E * For Reg Darling and Neighbours. Sale to be held at the St. Marys * * Arena, James St., St. Marys, Ont. * • .'AY "An •: - 2- 1 r * Starting this 1 a arm ' asc. a . i'r a.m., oNowed by the * * Farm Machinery, Vehicles and Tractors at approximately 1:00 p.m. Fur- * * niture and Antiques at approximately 1:30 p.m. * * Antiques: 1897 Mantle clock; drop front desk; square dining room ta- ble; round dining room table, buffet and 6 leather chairs; chests of draw- * * tors; Evans piano (good); Bell pump organ; wooden beds & dressers; * * bedroom suites; of dressers & wash stands; treddle sewing machine; * * electric sewing machine; brass & iron bed; press back & platform rock- * * ers; 8 pc. commode set (excellent); view master; antique rockers & * * chairs; 4 dining room chairs; telephone; sap pails; drop leaf table; * * scales; old radio; wooden churn in holder; Maxwell wringer washer; * * crocks; broad axe; Hugs; lamps; bed couch; picture frames; trunks; old * ie quilts, Simplicity wringer washer; desk lights; mirrors; entertainment can- * 1*r� tre; old doors; hospital bed; 1 cu. pottery kiln; weaving loom; box spring; ii* bike; pictures; wall paper; variety of sinks; athtub; double bed; used �c I *aluminum doors; etc, etc. M� * Farm Machinery: A.C. WD 45 tractor with loader & 3 pt. h.; Int. A trac- * *tor with side motor; J.D. 420 gas tractor J.F. front end 11' swather; bale * elevator; side rake; seed drill; roper; tedder; 2 flat racks & wagons; fenc- ing materials; fanning -mill; bale stooker; oil bath windmill; ladders; Letz igrinder; road drag; *tock rack fpr truck; harrows; tarp; sump pump; hero - 1 sene heater; metal sander; tools of all kinds; new compressor; new elec- tele chain saw; work mate; Jamesway water bowls; battery charger; used ergines; gas ergines; paint spray pump; etc. etc. Vehicles: 1987 Plymouth Caravan, 7 passenger, V6, Certified. 1983 41 1 GMC 3/4 ton pi kup truck As Is, Ford truck tires. This is a par14'.1 list only. Auctioneers not responsible for additions or de- ktions. An interests sale of antiques, household, etc. Plan to attend. Terms: Cash Sale Cay AUCTIONEERS Huj Ih �Fuil�son Tom Robson Ray �1 3 'a 600.1967 Fax S00•Q08 ******************************w********* • • • • • • • • • Hensall Livestock ales Ltd. Order buyer for fats, feeders and stockers Stockers and Westem Cattle arriving dally. Sorting cattle for Hensall Livestock and TaIbotvills Livestock Sale Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. at Hensall Also picking up oows and Vali Saturday Mornings Restaurant open dally 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Ontario Pork Producers Marketing Yard Open weekly 11 uesday 7 a.m. - 12 noon 0 .For more Information contact 0 Barry Miller, Owner Manager Office 262-2831, Exeter 235-2717, Truck 1-661-8956 DENFIELD LIVESTOCK SALES LTD. Stocker Sale Thursday, Evening Oct. 15 at 7:00 p.m. Featuring 275 herefof•d and charolais steers off grass, from one consignor, 40 limo heifers, usual good offering of cross bred steers and heifers, 38 limo-hereford steers and 30 limo-hereford heifers. 40 top quality white charolais heifers off grass To consign call the yards 666-1140 Brett Coulter Bruce Coulter 294-6164 294-0585 Next sale Thurs. Eve., Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. Local calf sale Middlesex and surrounding counties plus local yearlings. Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235-0874 Burt Lobb 482-9377 Saturday. October 17 at 10 a -m, at Hensall Arena, Hansell We will be dispersing a large offering from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Eagleson along with additions from a Clinton home. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Lovely china cabinet, maple table and 4 chairs, Lincoln caned rocker, 2 gunstalk chairs, cedar chest, maple cof- fee and end tables, chesterfield and chair, small tables, butter bowl, print and ladle, nursing rocker, white vanity with marble top, antique chairs, cedar chest, Ontario chairs, mantel clock, childs chair, old crocks (1 -Brantford), china and glass inc. 50 pcs. Cornflower crystal, Nippon, Germany, silver overlay, Occ. Japan, milk bottles, Beaver jars, Planters Peanut jar, lawn and patio furniture, upholstered chairs, night stand, medicine chest, quilts, kitchenware, small appliances, hand and garden tools, love seat, brand new apt. size refrigerator and electric range, and hundreds of useful and collectible items. AUCTION REMINDERS: Sat., Oct. 24 at 11 a.m. on location 3 miles south of Exeter on Hwy. 4 for Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kristofferson incl. misc. farm equipment, and household items. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 at 6 p.m. at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter - dispersing the estate of the late Ina Skinner incl. property and house- hold contents. Property: selling at 6 p.m. sharp subject to moderate re- serve 10% down, balance in 30 days. Known as 316 Marlborough St. on which is located a well kept 3 bedroom bungalow with eat in kitch- en, finished rec room, dining room, 3 pc. bath, gas furnace, central air, and detached garage. Contact Bob Heywood for viewing. r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ----- At Pinery Auction Barn on Hwy. 21, 4 miles S. Grand Bend We will be selling nursery stock, a collection of antique out- board motors plus antique and household, furnishings. Saturday, October 17 at 11 a.m. Nursery stock consisting of upright and spreading junipers,! globe cedars, pyramid cedars, eunymous etc., etc., gas and' electric lawnmowers, grass trimmers, lawn chairs, Coleman stove and lamp, chesterfields and chair, leather sofa bed, col -1 fee table, occ. tables, lamps, water bed, capt. bed, dressers, bedding, kitchen set, small kitchen appliances, dishes, drapes,1 h propane 24" stove, Hoover port. clothes dryer, sm. china cabi- net, child's rocker, child's play desk, library table w/6 captain chairs (ex. cond.), clock, beer mirror, parlour table, glass top' hall table, luggage, shelving, stacking chairs, Com. greeting card rack, Com. coin, Opp. video machine, plus 11 antique out- 1 board motors dating from 1929 such as Elto, Waterwitch, John- son, Evinrude, McCulloch, etc. Plus new wicker love seats and 1 1 1 chairs. VIEWING: 10 a.m. day of sale. TERMS: Cash, Visa or Mastercard Auctioneer: Pat Lyon Phone 243-2713 Lwe we OM I.. MI MN MN MN M s! — 1 1 I.....IJ ****flit*********************************** CLEARING AUCTION SALE * 01 2 farm properties, farm machinery, antiques, some household. * For Mr. and Mrs. Doug Stephen. M the village of Winchelsea, 6 miles S.E. of Exeter, 3 miles N.W. of Kirldon. Corner of County Rd. 6 and * * 11. * A *PROPEATY 1: =or 1pQpI�scr17e-1,1wle lyrrt 9 room. frame home, * fully insulated, Gately heated. Hip roof barn, small sib, driveshed, * * spring well, clay* loam land, frontage on County Rd. 6 and 11, which * are both paved. New 100 amp electrial service. * PROPERTY 92: Consisting of 45 acres of day loam land, no build- i * ings, will be all ploughed. * TERMS OF OF PROPER TY: 10% down payment, balance in 30 days. r>t * Will be offered at 2 p.m. Selling subject to a very moderate reserve, rl * as owners have purchased a home in Exeter. A rare opportunity to * * buy small acrepe dose to major centres. *A & HOUSEHOLD: 9 pc. dining room suite, R.S. Williams * * upright piano dressers, one with towel rack, wooden beds, high * * chhair, butter box, lee tong, wash boards, crocks, scales, old magaIt - * zines, newspapers, and books, fanning mill, 22 Stephen Special, lev- * * er action gun, very old, etc. etc. 4r TRACTORS: Belarus 811 diesel with cab, only 800 hrs., Cockshutt * *1365 diesel, David Brown 880 diesel, Oliver 66 gas, with bean puller * :and scuffler. it FARM MACHINERY ETC.: Gleaner E gw combine with 10' head and * *pickup, Otawana 36, 10' seK propelled swather, btickee forage har- * * vaster complete with rack, w n and_ pipes, J.D. & Allied 12' outlive- * ;tors, J.O. 494A 4 row Dorn nter, McCormick fent. and grain and * *grass seed drill on rubber,Schultz manure spreader, 3 gravely bleu *and wagons, 12' drag harrows, Lllhston rolling harrows on wheels, * *Innes wandrower 2 pt. h. fiberrggla�ser 100 gal. sprayer, 2 grass seeders, * M side rake, grain blower, N.I. picker shelter, McCormack Deering scut- * *11er, Int. T mower, bale elevator, Cass mix -mill, disc plow and global disc, 3 pt. h. roto tiller, Ford mounted oom picker, small snowblower, * 3 hp hammer mill, pressure washer, padctor, 3 pt. h. rear loader, buzz saw, 3 pt. h. blade, grain augers, M.F. 4 fur. 2 pt. h. plow, eye beams and rail road irons, lots of scrap. TRUCK: 1080Dodge 12 ton Ram pickup, with racks, running. Selling as is. Further inAlonfiation and viewing of property PHONE (619) 220-- 6836. 20-6836. TERMS: OI�noCChattels: Cashh sal. . da booth. om Robson H 000.8033 Fax 1100133 Ray !Filson **************fair*************tile********til