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Wednesday, May 5, 1999
Exeter Times -Advocate
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26Legal Notices
Classifieds
NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN
THE ESTATE Or.
DONALD JAMES MITCHELL
late of the Township '• of
Stephen, in the County of
"Huron, who died on the 10th
day of February, 1999.
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 6th day of May, 1999 after
which date the estate assets
will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have
then been received.
\ ROBERT J. DEANE, Q.C.
BARRISTER
AND SOUCITOR
417 Main Street South
Exeter, Ontario
NOM 1S6
Solicitor for the Estate
Trustee(s)
27. Tenders Wanted
Lucan Biddulpb. council won't support citizens group
By Scott Nixon
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
LUCAN BIDDULPH --
Council has denied a re-
quest from the Rural On-
tario Stewardship As-
sociation (ROSA) to
support an appeal of a
recent decision from the
Normal Farm Practices
Protection' Board
(NFPPB) concerning the
municipality's nutrient
management bylaw.
ROSA's appeal stems
from an NFPPB hearing
involving landowner
Fred Knip, who ap-
pealed the township's
nutrient management
bylaw. Knip won his
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Tel: (519) 524-741.2. -
Fax: (519) 524-9291
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case, to ROSA's concern.
Knip appealed on
three sections of the by-
law: a cap of 500 animal
units per site, a regu-
lation stating there be
one acre of land per 1.5
animal units and a re-
quireme
nt of
owning
66 -per
cent of
the land.
The
NFPPB
supported Knip's first
two sections; but didn't
comment on the land
complaint.
ROSA chair Don Mills
approached council at its
April 27 meeting asking
for their support for
ROSA's appeal of the de-
cision, going before On-
tario Divisional Court.
Mills, who chaired the
committee that wrote the
nutrient management
bylaw, said his concern
is that since Knip is ex-
empt from the bylaw,
other landowners will re-
quest exemptions.
"This decision was
very important," Mins
said of the OMB hearing.
He' said he's worried
about farmers having too
many animals on their
land and added "a lot of
big dollars" are pushing
to make that occurrence
more com-
mon.
He said it
would be
strange for
council not to
support ROSA
because that
would mean,
council isn't
its own by -
"I'm not
prepared to take
a position."
— Deputy Reeve Bob
Benner on ROSA's
request for support
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in effect,
supporting
law.
Coun. George Marr
said he
could give
Mills his
verbal sup-
port but
couldn't
support giv-
ing town-
ship money
towards the
appeal. He
said council
can't afford it.
ROSA has
the appeal
$65,000, with
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that already raised.
Deputy Rr gve Bob
Benner said, as a former
Lucan representative, he
doesn't have enough
facts about the case to
support it.
"I'm not prepared to
take a position," he said,
adding that the issue is
complex and one which
has set Biddulph neigh
bours against each oth-
er.
He also said it won't
make any difference to
Ontario Divisional Court
if Lucan Biddulph coun-
cil supports ROSA or not.
Mills, though, ques-
tioned Benner's ra-
tionale,
saying it
only
makes
sense " for
council to
support its
own by-
law.
"Where
does that
leave you
with any_. bylaw?" he
asked.
Benner explained that
an independent tribunal
has already looked at the
bylaw and said the bylaw
is in place. -
Coun. Leo Maguire
added that council is in
fact supporting its bylaw
because it is keeping it in
effect.
Councillors Harry
Wraith and Doug Ander-
son agreed with Benner,
with Anderson saying
council is supposed to
represent the whole mu-
nicipality, not divide res-
idents against each oth-
er.
Coun. Perry Caskan-
ette said he thinks coun-
cil should change the by-
law if it is flawed. Coun.
Paul Wallis also said the
bylaw needs amend-
ments.
"Where does
that leave you
with any bylaw?"
— ROSA chair Don
Mills after council's
decision to not
support ROSA's
appeal
estimated
will cost
a chunk of
Auction Calendar
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
Thursday. May 13 at 5 p.m.
at the South Huron Rec Centre. Exeter
We will be dispersing a large offering of household
effects, collectibles and useful items from the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Etherington and Mrs. E.L. Johnston
incl. dining, bedroom and living room furnishings, excel-
lent appliances (as new), 6 antique gun stalk chairs, col-
lectible smalls incl. china and glass, hand and garden
tools and much more. Full list next week.
Saturday, May 15 at 10 a.m.: on location at "Scrapper
Johns" yard, 1/2 mile west of town, on Hwy. 83, just over
the tracks on southside. We will be dispersing a large
offering of items incl. 16'x36' portable workshop - insulat-
ed (to be moved off sight), 25' storage trailer, new and
used white vinyl windows, a Targe offering of reclaimed
architecture pcs. incl. doors, trim,_ windows., gothic brack-
ets, also many antiques, hand and power tools, farm
machinery incl. Ford 3 fur. plough, 8' MF rotary hoe, MF
#10 baler, 6' Kongskilde cultivator, approx. 10 antique
trail ploughs (repainted) and hundreds of useful items.
Full list next week.
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AUCTION SALE
To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building In Clinton.
Consignments from London, Bayfleld, Ooderlch, Seaforth,
Hensell
Saturday May 8 at 9 a.m.
COINS Approx. 80 Tots our usual good variety. Sell at 12 noon.
APPUANCES: Apt. size freezer, 2 yrs. old, apt. size dryer,
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drawer file cabinet, dressers, patio umbrella table w/2 matching
chairs (nice one), childs rocker, antique bed, 2 office desks, 36"
weaving loom, floor lamps, outside bench, pictures, 8 gal. crock,
blanket box, 4 drawer filing cabinet, sewing machine, small
appliances, large offering of dishes and glassware.
POWER TOOLS) HAND TOOLS, ANTIQUE TOOLS: Several antique
wooden moulding plows, some blacksmith tools, cross cut saw,
hand saws, skill saws, Riobe 3 HP variable speed router on large
stand, Makita 3" bett sander, drywall tape tools, B & D csrdiass
drill, Delta contractors saw with Delta Yuna fend guide, sliding
pipe clamps, 4" jointer, set of 8 lathe chlse!:l, jlg saw, 2 electric
drills, dove tail jig, finishing nails, box of wood working books,
portable air compressor, 30 electric motors, 4 heavy duty timer
clocks, 4 small gear reduction drives, hydro line wire, 11 chicken
crates, plus other small items.
LAWNMOWERS: Arians riding mower, Lawn Boy 21" gas push
mower with grass catcher, tall buggy wheel.
NOTE: 2 auctioneers selling starting at 9 a.m.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper iD.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7888 Clinton
www.auctionhodine.com for full listing
Sat. May15 at 9 a.m. Antique and furniture at Lobb
Auction or George Huck of Goderich Township, additions
being accepted, call now.
Mips told council he
was disappointed in their
decision.
In a later interview
with the T -A, Mills said
he doesn't understand
why council won't pub-
licly defend its own by-
law.
"It's a bit dist •essing,"
he said, adding that,
while he didn't expect
council to provide funds
for the appeal, he did ex-
pect support:
While he agreed with
council that there are
people in opposition to
the bylaw, he said all by-
laws have people -for and
against them.
He said it is up to
council to make the
tough decisions, not sit
on the fence.
Mills said no court
date has yet been set for
the appeal.
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