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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1995-04-26, Page 27Page 26 Times -Advocate, April 26. 1995 The Huron County Board o! Education invites tenders for ALTERATIONS TO WINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL Sealed tenders addressed to The Huron County Board of Education will be received at the Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton. Ontario, NOM ILO, until 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 11, 1995. A Bid Bond amount of 315,000.00 is required to accompany the tender. The successful bidder will be required to provide a 50% Performance Bond and 50% Labour and Material Payment Bond. A limited number of tender documents will be available to GenerafContractora only, at the office of Garratt & Marklevitz, upon deposit of a certified cheque in the amount of 350.00 per set. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Roxanne Brown 1 i Paul Carroll Chair SW, Director (1''1'-\..,-\_.--\_.--\_--‘_.-\,-- � b b, 11 l cc t) l 1 t' ''\'�'-.-\'\'\'\'1' \z\.�'`'\'-'�'_'\' \_-N.1�� 0 r, r, C3 `d (� C, THE CORPORATION OF THE C._ 1 VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND INVITATION w "wwoaw TENDER #44 - TENDER ccb n.�SHINGLES ON HARBOUR BUILDING Contractors are invited to tender on removing old shingles and replacing with 20 year asphalt shingles on the Village Harbour Building. Tender packages may be picked up at the Village office from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sealed tenders, clearly marked as to contents, will be received by the Village of Grand Bend until 1:00 p.m., Friday May 5th, 1995. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. To view the site or if you have any questions, please contact Bud Markham, Superintendent of Public Works Village of Grand Bend (519) 238-2962 LTender opening shall be at 1:00 p.m . Friday May 5th, 1995 d fr, C) . /../. /../../../../../. /../../„/.-/../../.,r l./. l.!../..l. c.Y.,/., zi.r... ./. /.-/,l, y - TOWN OF EXETER CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT EXPANSION OF SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED The Town's sewage treatment facility has reached its design capacity. To continue to grow, the Town must consider ways to expand the sew- age treatment works. At this time, the Town is examining alternative so- lutions to resolving the capacity problem including: • reducing sewage flows to the treatment facility either through re- duced water consumption or by reducing extraneous flows to the sew- ers; • expand the existing facilities; • build a new joint use facility in con- junction with other municipalities; • limit community growth. The study is being conducted in accordance with the requirements for Schedule C projects of the Class Environmental Assessment for Water and Wastewater Projects. Public input and comment are invited for in- corporation into the planning and design of this study, and will be re- ceived until May 19, 1995. Subject to comments received, the Town in- tends to proceed with defining a preferred alternative to be studied in more detail. Further details regarding the study and the Class Environmental As- sessment process can be obtained from the Town's Engineer: B.M. Ross and Associates Limited, Consulting Engineers 62 North Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 2T4 Phone: (519) 524-2641 (Call collect) Fax: (519) 524-4403 Att'n: Matt Pearson, Environmental Planner This Notice issued 19 April 1995. VILLAGE OF HENSALL CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT UPGRADING OF HURON PARK SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS The Village's sewage treatment lagoons are being overloaded and Hensall Creek does not have the capacity to accept the current dis- charge without impacts. The Village is examining ways to expand the sewage treatment facility to service existing and future development. At this time, the following alternative solutions are being considered: • reducing sewage flows to the treatment facility either through re- duced water consumption or by reducing extraneous flows to the sew- ers • expand the existing facilities • build a new joint use facility in con- junction with other municipalities • limit community growth. The study is being conducted in accordance with the requirements for Schedule C projects of the Class Environmental Assessment for Water and Wastewater Projects. Public input and comment are invited for in- corporation into the planning and design of this study, and will be re- ceived until May 19, 1995. Subject to comments received, the Village in- tends to proceed with defining a preferred alternative to be studied in more detail. Further details regarding the study and the Class Environmental As- sessment process can be obtained from the Village's Engineer: B.M. Ross and Associates Limited, Consulting Engineers 62 North Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 2T4 Phone: (519) 524-2641 (Call collect) Fax: (519) 524-4403 Att'n: Matt Pearson, Environmental Planner This Notice Issued 19 April 1995. TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT UPGRADING OF HURON PARK SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED It has been identified that the Huron Park Sewage Treatment Plant is in need of major upgrading and repairs. The Township Is investigating various alternatives to this work including: • reducing sewage flows to the plant • yyppggrading existing facilities • &ullding new facilities • • building a joint -use treatment facility In conjunction with other munici- palities • do nothing. The protect is being planned under Schedule B of the Class Environ- mental Assessment for Municipal Water and Wastewater Projects. Pub- lic Input and comments are Invited for Incorporation into the planning and design of the project and will be received until May 19, 1995. For further Information on the project, please contact the Township Consult - Ing Engineers. B.M. Ross and Associates Limited, Consulting Engineers 62 North Street Goderich, Ontario N7A 2T4 Phone: (519) 524-2841 (Call collect) Fax: (519) 524-4403 Att'n: Matt Pearson, Environmental Planner This Notice Issued 19 April 1995. Bell's hikes opposed TORONTO - Bell Canada's re- cently announced plans to seek in- creases for monthly rural tele- phone rates and to change for local calls, has left the Ontario Federa- tion of Agriculture "furious', says OFA President Roger George. "Communication services in many areas of rural Ontario are ar- chaic and outdated, yet Bell Tele- phone has the audacity to suggest we should pay more for Tess. If they really want to even out pay- ment for services, then let's see them put 'party lines' in urban are- as. That would be equality," he said. Mr. George went on to point out that many farm operations can not even equip their offices with some- thing as simple as fax machines because the phone service is so ob- solete." Ontario does not just re- volve around the urban centres. Rural quality of life and rural jobs depend on a communication infra- struture." What Bell Telephone has not considered in its financial calcula- tions, is the amount of money ru- ral residents spend on long dis- tance calling. "In the country, it's not uncommon for your neighbour across the road to be in a long dis- tance calling area," said George. "let alone your closest equipment dealer, feed store, or your bank manager. Long distance payments rural resident make to Bell more than subsidizes the current month- ly rate." The OFA will seek status before the CRTC hearing to vigourously oppose Bell's proposal. In additon, the OFA is encouraging all rural residents to contact the CRTC, their members of parliament, Bell Canada, and their municipal coun- cils. REAI. ESTATE AU('TJON GRAND BENT) April 29, 2:00 p.m. Poplar Beach Subdivision, 5 min. North of Grand Bend Featuring: 20 - 1/2 acre + lots - town water, roads, hydro, private sandy beach, starting at only $9,900 minimum and NO Reserve bid $5000.00 down V.T.B. 10% mortgage; $1000.00 cash or certified cheque to bid (payable to Sutton GrGup - Preferred Realty Inc.) Call Doug Russell, Sales Rep. RE "MAX Bluewater Realty Inc. 519-238-5700 22 Sherwood Cres. Exeter 3 bedroom home plus 1 car garage on large corner lot. Finished rec room, new gas furnace. Phone 235-3293 evenings /Farxr I Iby r�r r ' .//r • 257 Eastern Avenue, Exeter Executive 4 bedroom home on Targe lot. Main floor fancily room, formal dining room, laundry room, large oak kitchen with eating bar/island. large finished rec room in basement. Gas furnace, central air, central vac. $215,000. Call 235.1860 mac .NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION 3 bedroom, oak cabinets, large dining area. Eat in kitchen, landscaped lot, high efficiency gas, full basement. Located 1 block from downtown in private court. Buy now and save. Call Roger Dougall 235-0448 NOTICE OF PROPOSED PURCHASE AND REQUEST FOR SUBMISSIONS 13 BEDS IN THE CITY OF EXETER PROJECT 027-96 Pursuant to the Nursing Homes Act, notice is hereby given of the intent of Kannampuzha Holdings Ltd. to purchase 13 beds from Waldheim Nursing Home Limited for the purpose of expanding its existing facility, Exeter Villa, Exeter. Oral and written submissions concerning this matter may be presented at a public meeting, to be held on Tuesday, May 30, 1995 at 1:00 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 406 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario. Submissions may also be sent to The Director, Residential Services Branch, Ontario Ministry of Health, 5700 Yonge Street, 7th Floor, North York, Ontario, M2M 4K5, (416) 327-7357, by May 30, 1995. Please mark the name of the nursing home and the project number on submissions. The Director will consider all submissions prior to approving the proposed purchase. ® Ontario ESTATE HOUSEHOLD AND PROPERTY AUCTION FOR THE ESTATE OF THE LATE GERTA JOYCE, 208 GEORGE ST. LUCAN ONT. SATURDAY, MAY 6 - 12:30 P.M. PROPERTY 2:00 P.M. PROPERTY: 1 bedroom home, kitchen, full bath, living room, cup- boards, gas heat, Lucan septic system and water all pald for. 50' frontage 113' deep. On plan 187, Lot 68, 208 George St. Lucan. Also 8 x 9 small shed. Excellent opportunity as a starter home or retired single, close to downtown Lucan. TERMS: 10% down, balance 30 days. Selling subject to a very moder- ate reserve as executors would like to settle the estate. HOUSEHOLD: Drop leaf table, buffet, kitchen table and chairs, Hotpoint electric stove, Inglis fridge, automatic Inglis dryer, wringer washer, console coloured TV, new 20" TV, stereo and speakers with stand, chesterfield and chair, small and coffee tables, china cabinet, assortment of antique dishes, everyday dishes, fern stand, lamps, book racttylawnmower, garden and hand tools, bed, 10" bench saw, etc. etc. FURTHER INFO FOR PROPERTY ETC. Phone 227-0319 or 680-7770. TERMS: Cash or approved cheque with I.D. Sale Day. Booth. Auctioneers FILSON & ROBSON Phone Fa*: 686-0833 LARGE ESTATE AUCTION HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, TOOLS, MISC. At Bob Heywood's Auction Centre, Exeter Thursday evening, May 4 at 5 p.m., Dispersing a Targe offering of tools, hand and power, furnishings, appliances, china and collectibles from an east London estate plus additions. HOUSEHOLD & MISC: Good 3 pc. bedroom suite, with boxspring and mattress, other dressers and chests, single mates bed, other beds, new double mattress, double pedestal oak desk, swivel.oak chair, coffee and end tables, plant tables, drop leaf chrome table and 2 chairs, entertainment centre, antique childs bed, double keyboard elec. organ, nice occasional chairs, organ stool, auto washer, GE microwave and stand, elec. sewing machine, Zenith colour TV and remote, humidifier, GE air conditioner, exercise bike, lamps and lanterns, china and glass, small appliances, bookcase, stereo, army uniforms, trunk, computer tables etc., wood stove. TOOLS: Professional tilt top drafting table, Beaver table saw on stand, drill press, band saw, Workmate bench, metal lathe, engine analyzer, shop vac, auto ramps and creeper, vice, anvil, battery chargers, testers, tap and die set, sanders, drills and a large assortment of good and new hand and garden tools. VAN & TRUCK TOPPER: 1985 Dodge Travel Van with stove, fridge, furnace, toilet, 318 engine, selling certified, good topper for 1/2 ton pickup truck. Clip this ad for reference. Two auctioneers selling. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874 Large Auction Sale Car, antique furniture, glassware, piano, Royal Doultons, limb shredder, some tools, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for old Goderich home and the estate of Anna McConnell of Clinton. Saturday. April 29 at 9 a,m, CAR: 1977 Peugeot 4 door automatic with sun roof selling as is. PIANO: Sherlock Manning low profile piano and bench (good one). APPLIANCES: Upright freezer, fridge, 30 inch stove, chest freezer, dryer, wringer washer, dehumidifier, microwave, new VCR, computer with books. ANTIQUE FURNITURE ETC.: large antique 2 door wardrobe, real nice, bonnet chest with mustache pulls, ornate buffet with curved glass and doors, spool bed, vanity dresser with large mirror, large double pedestal parlour table, matching dresser and high boy chest, rocking chairs, odd tables, wicker fern stands, Vilas table and 4 chairs, bedroom furniture, quarter cut oak dining table, piano stool, trunks, drop front secretary and bookcase, chesterfield and chairs, 2 Chinese hooked rugs, plus others, marble top balance scale, 2 mantel clocks, slag glass lamp, old stamps and coins, books, silver pieces, old R.R. Sallows photos, old Goderich memorabilia, 2 old samplers, hand hooked mats, 2 Royal Doulton figurines, RS Prussia bowl, Limoges dishes, ladies antique gold watch and old jewellery, Quest telescope, camera equipment, plus much more. TOOLS, ETC. portable air compressor, drill press, limb chopper, garden tiller, some hand tools, etc. This is a large interesting auction with something for everyone. Two auctioneers selling. Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton FARM RENTED CLEARING AUCTION SALE OF FARM MACHINERY, PORTABLE GRAIN DRYER AND BINS, ANTIQUES, ETC. For Peter and Pauline DeGruyter, Lot 17, S.B. Blddulph Twp. on #7 Hwy., 4 mi. E. of Eiginfield, at Clarke Slderoad. Saturday, April 29 -11 a.m. • TRACTOR: Int. 3388, diesel, 4 wheel drive, 2x2 with cab, air, radio, good rubber, low hrs., (excellent condition), four 18.1 Ic 38 Aires. FARM MACHINERY: Int. 720 4 fur. 18" plow, Int. 28' cult. 45 vibrashank with harrows and hydraulic wings, 18' harrowgator, J.D. 44 plate wheel disc., Int. manure spreader, hay crimper, Int. 7' mower, water tank, 100 gal. sprayer, land roller, 3 tubular bale elevators, Versatile 8" 72' auger on wheels, 4 large gravity bins and wagons, 3 smaller gravity bins and wagons, 8' manure agitator, Int. mulcher, gar- den rototiller. ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD: Horse cutters, corn shelter, oak desk, steel desk, stained glass window, 2 portable sewing machines, 1 horse scuffler, horse drawn mowers, cabinets, treadle sewing machine, hand pumps, walking plows, hay tedder, scales, long wheel- barrow, old drill, bikes, Inglis fridge, stove and dishwasher all avocado green, G.E. self cleaning electric stove, beds, root pulper, grain roller, and various assortment of other antiques, cherrywood post office table with slots. MISC.: Pig scales, hog penning and feeders, steel posts, 2 wheeled trailer, various grain augers, ladders, pig box for pickup. GRAIN DRYER ETC., AB-18DA farm fan automatic grain dryer on wheels, propane fired (like new) and moisture tester, hydraulic wagon lifter, 70 ton hopper bin, 50 ton hopper bin with aerator and augers, 30 ton hopper bin, 7 Martin fan boxes. FOR FURTHER INFO: (519) 225-2545. TERMS: Cash or approved cheque with I.D. Sale Day. Lunch Booth. Auctioneers FILSON & ROBSON Phone/Fax: 666-0833 PROPERTY AUCTIONS Sat., Aptil 29 AT 11 A.M. Part lot 13, Con. 8, Stephen Twp. Zoned AG1 Go 1 1/4 miles west of Credlton on Huron County Road 4, turn right, 3rd place on right. Offering consists of approx. 3 acres well treed lot with large yellow brick house with 3 bedrooms and 200 amp hydro service. New roof and windows, electric heat, approx. 3500 sq. ft. workshop with large overhead doors, good barn, ample water supply. TERMS: 10% day of sale, balance in 30 days, subject to reserve bid. Property to be sold at 1 p.m. HOUSEHOLD: Round oak table with 5 chairs and buffet, library table, wooden office chair, upright piano and bench, chesterfield chair, chest freezer, microwaves, electric range with hood, heaters, stereos, triple sink, books, stereo stand, 3'x5' drafting table, drafting set, typewrit- ers, adding machine, calculators, desk, chairs, tables, lamps, etc. WOODWORKING TOOLS: Delta sawbuck frame trim saw, Delta 15" scroll saw, 1/4" router, 1/2" Freud plunge router, panel router bits, Stanley hinge template, 12" dado blades, 3 hp 14" radial arm saw. Toro 10" table saw. Rockwell Beaver 9" table saw. B&D radial arm saw, 6" planer jointer, old electric planer. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT: 8" Makita circular saw, 7 1/4" B & D saw, 16" Pioneer chain saw, Brown Boggs 8' metal break, Gary sheet metal slitter, scaffolding, pallet racking, extension ladders, 14' step ladder, tool boxes. AIR EQUIPMENT: 3 HP portable air compressor, like new, Bostitch poNer nailer, 2 Duo -Fast roofing staplers, air hoses. MATERIAL: 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8's to 25', 1 1/4", 3/4" pine flooring, hard- wood flooring, pine trlm, 3 claw-foot bath tubs, electric and gas hot wr, ter heaters, fuse panels, shutters, barn beams and steel, doors, win- dows, etc. GARDEN EQUIPMENT: Deutz -Allis 12 1/2 hp garden tractor with 42" mower deck, roto tiller attachment, disk and plow, snow thrower, seed- er, Roper 5 hp rear -tine tiller, grass trimmer. FARM EQUIPMENT: 5 farrowing crates, hog feeders, heat lamps, weln- er deck, root pulper, walking plow, set of drag harrows, set of metal covered truck racks, with roof, 3 pth blade, boom forks for loader, snowmobile trailer, 20' tandem 5th wheel trailer with 12" racks, 8N Ford tractor with K loader, hydraulic bucket, 504 IH gas tractor with 2001 loader, 1990 Ford F250 4x4, 351- 5 spd. pickup selling certified. Mr. McCann Is planning to relocate to a smaller business. For viewing property call proprietor, Ken McCann at 1.519-234-6401. AUCTIONEER JOHN FINLAY 236-4814