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''IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTA-
RIO HERITAGE ACT, 1974, S.O.
CHAPTER 122
AND IN THE MATTER OF THE
LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE
FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL AD-
DRESS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF
STEPHEN IN THE PROVINCE OP
ONTARIO
NOTICE OF PASSING
OF BY-LAW
?TAKE NOTICE that the Council of
the Corporation of the Township
sof Stephen has passed by-law
number 2311993 to designate
the following property as being of
_architectural andilor historical
teatue or interest under Part 1V -of
the Ontario Narita& Act, 1974,
S.O. Chapter122:
y Pian211:Part.l lot .5
Reasons for ;Proposed 'Dasignta
tion
-this building vias built by Henry
Eliber in 1998.: the _stain glass
windows were iinpotte'tt from Ger--
many and the bricks came from
the Creditortbrick yards.
:Mr. -Silber awned sin insurance
business, he was a Notary Public
and Conveyancer writing deeds,
mortgages, wills, etc. He was
one of the founders of the Hay
Township Municipal Fire Insu-
iance. Mr. Eiiber was also the
tferk for Stephen Township until r
1896 when he . was elected to
the Legislature. His son Herbert
was given the position of Clerk
when he was 16 years old and
continued to work out of this
.building. Mr. Eiiber was an MPP
until 1918, during which time he
was a seat mate of Sir Adam
Beck, father of Ontario Hydro.
This building has 4 very Targe
stain glass windows and a small-
er round stained glass window
near the ceiling. In the bedroom
is the original tin ceiling, also in
the one room the original floor
and chimney. All of the tin and
sills are original and the ou(side
sills and doorstep are cut stone.
This building is now owned by
Doug and Donelda Lewis end
they are operating a bed end
breakfast.
DATED at the Corporation of the
Township of Stephen this 7th
day of July, 1993.
Unda L. Oliver, Deputy Clerk
26 Legal Notice,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
ANNA MARY TUCKEY
Late of the Township of Usbome in the
County of Huron, who died on the
22nd day of March, 1993.. 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 29th day of
July, 1993, after which date the estate
assets will be distributed, having regard
onlyto claims that have then been re-
ceived.
-ROBERT J. DEANE,0:C.
-Barrister-and Solicitor
417 -Main Street
Exeter; Ontario
NOM 1S6
Solicitor for the Executors
_NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
HELEN JEANETTE LAMPORT
Late of the Village of Crediton, in the
County of Huron. Housekeeper, who
died on or about the 2nd day of. June;
1993. Creditors and others havthg
claims against the above estate are re-
quired to send full particulars of such
claims to -the undersigned *Ivor before
Op 13th slay .of August, 1993, after
whichdate the estate assets will be dis-
tributed having regard only to claims
that have then been received.
RAYMOND & McLEAN
Barristers & Solicitors
387 Main Street
P.O. Box 100
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
Solicitors for the Executors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
LEITA ALMENA HILL
, Late of the Township of Stephen in the
County of Huron. who died on the lst
day of May, 1993. Creditors and others
having claims against the above estate
are required to send full paliculars of
such claims to the undersigned on or
before the 15th day of July, -1993, after
which date the estate assets will be dis-
tributed, having regard only to claims
that have then been received.
ROBERT J. DEANE, O.C.
Barrister and Solicitor
417 Main Street
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
Solicitor for the Executrices
"Set" to your Specifications
FLYERS
RESUMES
PROGRAMS
BROCHURES
BOOKLETS
AND MARE!
NOTICE TO CREDITORS c
In the Estate of
MILDRED LENORA CORNISH
Late of the Township of Usbome,
the County of Huron, who died on or
about the 23rd day of March, 1993.
Creditors and others having claims
against the above estate are required to
send full particulars of such claims to
the undersigned on or before the 23rd
day of July, 1993 after which date the
estate assets will be distributed having
regard only to those that have then
been received.
RAYMOND & McLEAN
Barristers and Solicitors
387 Main Street
P.O. Box 100
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
.)
29 Garage & Yard Sales
SATURDAY, JULY 17TH - 11 Kingscourt
Cres. Exeter. 8 a.m. - ? Exercise bicycle and
other goodies. (28')
HUGE FIVE FAMILY - 2.1/2 miles nonh
of Exeter on Hwy. 4. Saturday, July 17th • 8
a.m. - 6 p.m. Jim Beam Collection and
others, tools, small chainsaw, household
items, books. Treasures for everyone at
bargain prices. Rain or shine. (28')
HURON PARK - 284 Algonquin"Dr.
Saturday, July 17 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. (28c)
MUL11-PAMILY - Yard Sale - Sat. July
17.1-1/4 miles= of Exeter co Hwy. 83. 8
a.m. 10 ? Pool accessories, car seau and
much more. (28c)
Youth
charged with
ramming
mailbox with
truck
EXETER - The OPP have
charged a male young offender
with wilful damage after a
mailbox was damaged in Hay
Township. Police say the
youth drove a pickup truck into
the box on Saturday.
Another case of wilful dam-
age is being investigated by the
OPP in Huron Park. Police say
vandals cut antenna wires and
scanner wires at a residence on
Thursday.
Several thefts in the area are
also under investigation. In-
cluded is the theft of a barbecue
propane tank from an Usbornd
residence, a portable stereo tak- '
en from a vehicle in Hensel!,
and the theft of the Ontario flag
from the Usbome Township
road works shed.
Police have recovered a girls
21" bicycle at the Hensall Pub-
lic School. Anyone missing
such a bike is asked to call the
OPP during business hours.
Times -Advocate, July 14,1993
Page 21
United Way creates new pivsltlon
CLINTON - A Goderich woman
has been selected as the first execu-
tive director of Huron United Way.
Connie Argyle describes herself
as a real "people person." •
"I was surprised at the board's de-
cision to select me," she says, as
she lies no prior experience in this
type of work.
"But I think it was my ability to
talk to anybody about anything at
any time - I think they liked that,"
says Argyle. "You have to think on
your feet in this job."
The two-year-old Huron United
Way is the newest one in Canada,
says Bill 1 otnpson, chairman of
the HUW board of directors.
"We raise money from the Huron
area for the Huron area," Argyle
says.
Last year's United Way campaign
raised a total of $60,000, which
was distributed among 18 agencies.
That was up by about $25,000 from
the previous year, says Thompson.
"A large part of the funds are
raised through payroll pledges," he
says. However, the agency sets
aside reserve funds at the beginning
of each fiscal year, in case some of
the funds promised through payroll
pledges don't come through. Some-
times that happens due to employee
layoffs, resignations, retirings or for
New dumping bylaw
HENSALL - Council approved
the dumping bylaw Monday night
they have been working on for a
number of months.
The new bylaw was put into
place in an attempt to lessen the
burden of the Village landfill site.
This means any item that can be
recycled will be restricted from en-
tering the site.
Other materials that will not be
accepted include: tires, car bodies, -111
chemicals, hazardous materials, I.
dead animals and manure.
The site attendant at the landfill
has the discretion to rejet't items
not seen as fit for Hensall's landfill.
Council is still discussing tipping II
fees and penalties for violating the
bylaw.
The new bylaw comes into effect II
immediately.
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• 3 bedroom bungalow • • Air exchanger/ventilator
• full basement • single car. garage
• forced air gas fumace • main floor laundry
• oak kitchen • located on private court
• maintenance free exterior • occupancy late June
Call Roger Dougall 235.1281 evening 235-0448
For Sale
by Tender
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2351-0640
1 -1686 GMC Sierra, 7000 diesel truck, 8.2 L Detroit diesel,
Allison transmission, Cheisa PTO, 74,975 Original Km. GVW
45,000 Comm. front 11,000 rear 3400018 foot flat bed -
tandem axle - air brakes.
1-1976 20 ft. Giastron boat complete with 175 HP Mercury
outboard and Murray galvanized trailer.
1- 1984 Chrysler LXE laser
1 - 1969 Pontiac 2 + 2 convertible
Tenders clearly marked as to contents are to be received by
12:00 noon July 21, 1993 at
Clinton Community Credit Union
Limited
118 Main St.N. Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S3
Attention: Manager
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Custom Round
Baling
4 ft. wide by a-6 ft. high
For more information please phone Deb Lord et
IN ST. EXETER • 235-1331
Scott Consltt
Vale., gilistio 585.2728 or 2334297
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HUREX EQUIPMENT ,•
& TOOLS III
44 Exeter
235-0918 or 235.3543
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other reasons.
United Way funds do not support
capital expenditures, such as the
cost of a new building. The monies
are intended to go towards opera-
tions expenses.
. Also, people whq donate have the
option of designating where their
money goes. Even if the specified
agencies are not members of United
Way, that's where the money goes,
says Thompson.
Argyle's position was created be-
cause, although United Way is run
mainly by volunteers, the local
branch is growing, Thompson adds.
"We needed somebody full-time
to deal with the operations of the
office," he says.
He also predicts organizations
like the Uniled Way will become
more and more important down the
line.
"With more government cut-
backs, there will be more need of
community support for organiza-
tions like these (the ones United
Way represents)," he says.
The next United Way campaign
starts Sept. 15, 1993. -
RICHARDT^
LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR
CLINTON 482-7898
Sat., July 17 at 10:30 a.m. 2
trucks, 3 grain trailers, 4 trac-
tors, grain buggy, grain dryer,
new horse trailer, show har-
ness, buggy, rubber tired show
wagon, farm machinery, plus a
1991 Overum 8 furrow trail plow
to be held for M.K. (Mac) Stew-
art Farms Ltd. 3 3/4 miles north
of Seaforth then 2 miles east.
See last weeks paper for full
listing, for information phone
Joan Stewart 527-0897.
Wed., July 28 at 5:30 p.m. An-
tiques, furniture, appliances,
John Deere 8 HP riding lawn
mower, power tools, 2 guns,
bedding, dishes, 1985 Grand
Am LE, 2 door, sun roof, air, be
held 1 1/4 miles north of Auburn
,jhen 2 miles east for Brian and
Shannon McClinchey 526-7199.
Grind Bend..L
Estate Auction
Thursday evsnina. July 22 at 5:30 p.m.
at South Huron Rec Centre Exeter
We will be dispersing the estate of the late Mr. Paul Dietrich of Grand
Bend along with additions from an Exeter home. Watch next weeks
paper for a full listing.
Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874, Burt Lobb 482-9377
Exeter Estate
Auction
fvenir�. J 15 etS p.m.
at
at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter
We will be dispersing the estate of Mrs. Cliff Brintnell •along with addi4
tions from the home of Mrs. Irene Schlenker of Crediton.
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Oki Hoosier style kitchen cupboard, um-
brella hall stand with mirror, antique dressers, nicb old bureau, wicker
bookcase, maple dining table with matching open hutch, library table, 4
matching pressback chairs, 3 good bedroom suites, trunks, nice cedar
chest, 2- chrome table sets, 2 chesterfield and chairs, night stands, old
pressed skirt table, tub bench, auto washer and elec. dryer, dehumidifi-
er, older fridge, stereo, 8000 BTU air conditioner, colour TV,. converter,
upright vacuum, plant pedestal, hostess chairs, card table and chairs,
end tables, old radios, lamps, pictures and prints, Black Forest mantel
clock with chimes, graniteware, antique folk art horse fiddle (used at
Crediton shivarees), oil lamp, set of 12 Myott Staffordshire dinnerware,
china, glass, cups and saucers, approx. 60 pairs of salt and poppers,
kitchenware, small appliances, old wooden wheel barrow and ironing
board, crocks, lawn chairs, ladies CCM bike. mens 3 speed bike (both
like new), hand and garden tools. wheelbarrow, chain saw, table saw,
gas lawn mower, grinder, workmate bench, small air compressor, circu-
lar saw, motora'and hundreds of useful and collectible items.
Auctioneers
Bob Heywood 235-0874, Burt Lobb 4824377
AUCTION REMINDER: Thursday evening July 22 at 5:30 p.m. at SH
Rec Centre the estate of the late Mr. Paul Dietrich of Grand Bend.
ANTIOUE AUCTION
For priq'litive antiques (Mr. Bruce Steeper). On 81 Hwy., 5 mi.
N. of Parkhill, 1 1/4 miles S. of Corbett
Saturd v July 17.611.a Ana
Mr. Steeper has been a collector a his life and specialized in
all kinds of antiques. The following is a partial list only.
Small steam engine, wooden dash curn, barrel churn, wool
winder, parts of spinning wheel, whitlers bench, broad axe,
several wooden boot jacks, double and single ox yokes. horse
bells, cow bells, wooden apple peelers, shoulder yolk. planes,
cross cut saws, brush axes, cant hooks, winnerow, wooden
fork, crocks, whiffle tree and neck yolks, snow shoes, hay
forks, boring machines, bob -skates, flat irons of all kinds,
scales, apple slicer, corn shelter, cast iron pumps, hand
turning clippers, lobster trap, horse collars, old meat grinder,
saws, approximately 100 box lots of misc. antiques, 2
wheelbarrow scales, cheery pitter.
,M1$C: Walking plows, garden seeder, side rake, Oliver 2 fur.
plow, horse cult., riding lawnmower, ast iron shop stove,
show cases, walnut and ash -lumber, turnip planter complete,
cream cans, pea harvester; extension ladder, wheelbarrorV.
shovels and garden tools, hand corn planters, etc. etc.
CAR: 1972 Thunderbird, 4 door, standard. running, no rust.
Selling as is.
TERMS: cash Sale day. Lunch booth by Corbett Community
Centre
Further info (519) 2946633
Auctioneers
Filson and Robson
666-0833 866.1987 Fax 866.0833