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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1994-11-9, Page 284 Page 28 Times -Advocate, November 9,194 iFARKEDILIALIE Farm Credit Societe d dcrbdd Corporation apncde Canada Canada olihn fa oda: LOCATION: 4 kilometres north and 2 kilometres west of Klrkton on a gravel rodd. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot 15, Concession 14, Usborne Township, Huron County LAND: 100 acres with approximately 85 acres workable BUILDINGS: 1 1/2 storey, 3 bedroom, frame house, hog barn (no stabling), liquid manure tank, small implement shed, 2 steel grain bins. Purchasers must rely on their own inspection and knowledge of the farm and not on the above or any other particulars or representations made verbally or in writing by or on behalf of the Farm Credit Corporation. Before making an offer, those Interested should ascertain that the property can be used and occupied for the purposes Intended in accordance with Provincial Legislation and Municipal Regulations. Offers should be made on forms obtainable on request from any office of the Corporation. Seated tenders must be received by November 22, 1994 at the Goderich Field Office. The sealed tenders will be forwarded to our Regional Office in Guelph and opened the following day. A certified deposit of $10,000.00 must accompany the offer. For further information contact: FARM CREDIT CORPORATION CANADA Att: Corlette Elder 50 South Street Goderich, Ontarlo N7A 3L5 Tel: 519-524-5366 or 1-800- 567-6659 Fax: 519-524-1522 duan Bowl n Lanes Tuesday Y.B.C. Ayden 011ivier 167,116, Kristen Hickson 123,121. Tiffany Butler 123,118, Will Howitt 147. Chad Rod- gers 143, Vanessa Smith 138, Ryan Jenkin 137, Aaron Holland 132, Kelly Wilson 121, Melissa Baker 117, Joe McNaughton 116. Medway Hanney DenOtter 207-549, Peter De- nOtter 197-548, Ted Schendera 204- 523, Ken Weir 182, Tom Barr 181, Willard Smibert 170, Fred Kemohan 168, Pauta Weir 168, Bill Bere 167, Marilyn Smith 161. Senior Citizen Pat Davis 192-546, Mac MacGregor 202-528, Theo $entjens 197, Mary Scott 196, Peter VanDenboomen 190, Marion Thomson 182, Florence McRo- bert 155, Bessie Caldwell 149, Stan Roth 145, Howard Dolan 135, Norah Wissell 121. Crest Centre Dave Gordon 210,183, Conrad Zim- merman 204,182, Eddie Hastilow 191,130, Bob Montag 178,173, Rick Allison 160,156, Edward Charles 154,104, Doug Atkins 141,124, Tim Lebold 137,115, Ron Churchill 123,117, Helen Moore 104,103, Ar- mand Branton 158, Chris Prince 101. Wednesday Y.B.C. Kerrie Davis 180,115, Alexandra Dawson 148,107. Ashley Smith 145,100, Robbie Yeo 129,128, Nichole Davidson 124,99, Meghan McTaggart 97,94, Neel Misra 116, Mike Ankers 107, Gordon McLeod 106, Christina Pacheco 102, Jeremy McNaughton 99, Tom McHugh 96, Cam Mitchell 94, Large Auction Sale to be held at Richard Lobb Auction Building in Clinton for Blyth, Clinton, Seaforth and Goderich homes. Saturday, November 12 at 9 a.m. CAR: 1984 Dodge Omni, 4 door hatch back, selling subject to reserve. APPLIANCES, FURNITURE ETC. Cold Spot fridge, Kenmore washer, Maytag washer, 3 clothes dryers, microwave, 3 colour TVs, 2 spin dry washers, portable dryer, 2 air conditioners, large freezer, 30" electric stove, apt. size freezer, Kenmore vacuum, 2 electric sewing machines, Sklar chesterfield, matching pine frame chesterfield with 2 chairs, coffee table, end tables, and love seat, pine double headboard, and mattress, 4 yrs. 'old, teak table, six chairs and hutch, teak coffee table and 2 end tables, single bed, large coffee table, dresser top mirror, chesterfield and chair recliner, chesta bed, 2 bedroom suites, oak table with drawer, propane barbecue, antiqbe floor model radio, antique blanket box, old buffet, coffee and end tables, wooden and upholstered chairs, card tables, small appliances, tamps, bathroom vanity, coffee grinder, bedding, dishes and glassware, including antique pieces, 3 oil lamps, silver pieces, garden tools, plus our usual large offering of misc. items including tools, bolts etc. Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton Thursday, Nov. 17 at 11 a.m. 125 acre farm. Located 1 1/4 mile west then 1/2 mile south of Vanastra for estate of Stuart McEwen. Phone Jim Broadfoot 233-7032 or Mervyn Falconer 482-1572 for information. Large Household and Collectibles Auction Thursday Evening November 10 at 5:30 njn. South Huron Recreation Centre. Exeter We will be dispersing a large offering of antique and collectible items from a Clinton area residence along with additions from Thedford. HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUES: 2 maple corner cupboards, nice buffet, gate leg table, 3 pc. bedroom suite, 3/4 antique pine bed with mattress, antique dresser and washstands, 4 pressback chairs, pine bench, several small parlour and plant tables, nursing rocker, baby cradle, organ stool, nice walnut bookshelf, several good chesterfield and chair sets, Singer sewing machine, apt. size Maytag dryer, small upright freezer, several pcs. of Railway memorabilia incl. 3 lanterns, axe, lock and key, etc. 2 Chandler paintings - nicely framed, old prints and frames, old rocking horse, Spinner lamp, 2 sets of dishes, lamps, an excellent offering of china and glass Incl. Carnival, cranberry, Wedgwood, depression, cornflower, cups and saucers, pickle cruet, Occ. Japan, cast Iron bank, music boxes, wicker chair, dehumidifier, old Coca Cola cooler, old pop and milk bottles, braided rugs, old bells and scales, lanterns, tools, kitchenware, and hundreds of useful Items. This is a good clean sale with hundreds of neat collectibles Items. Auctioneer: Bob Heywood 235-0874 Auction remember: Thurs. Nov. 17th at South Huron Rec Centre at 5:30 p.m. Large household and antiques auction from a London home plus additions. bTENDER NOTICE j� ,l TENDER NO. T-030-1094 A mandatory site inspection meeting will be held November 8ti io, 1994 at 1 1 a.m. at the Pinery Provincial Park store.1) Tenders will be received until November 24, 1994 at 1:30t_O p.m. and will be publicly opened on November 24, 1994 at d0 1:45 p.m. at the Purchasing Unit, Ministry of Natural 0n Resources, P.O. Box 5463, 659 Exeter Road, London, Ontario 0Li N6A 4L6.q Tenders received after the closing date/time will not beJ The Ministry of Natural Resources invites sealed tenders for: the installation of boat docks at Pinery Provincial Parks. 0 Tender documents may be picked up at Pinery Provincial Park 8 between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, P) Contact Person: Don Matheson accepted and will be returned unopened. 4 LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. (. x-rJ�✓� �YY � X'i l r r-� x-�� r'i'/ i / / r / -/-rJ Adam Lamb 92, Jennifer Ankers 85, Sandra McLeodW8dnes Wednesday Mixed Dale Fishei 275-716, Frank Smeek. ens 265-697, Gord Fisher 273-637, Laurie McGee 237-627, Karen Smeek- ena 221-622, Kevin Haw 221-614, Alex Hyde 233-609, Ian .Davies 226- 605, Doug Smith 228-588, Deb Kekters 230, Steve Ackworth 201. Thursday Men Pete Smith 334,263,310-907, Gary Melvin 351-775, George Lee 332-759, Jeff VanHaarlem 274-759, Bill McDo- nald 278-749, Laurie McGee 280-744, Bill Mathers 266-736, Bob Smith 289- 730, John Kohut 256-730, Jim Smith 279-725, Basil Short 291-718, Earl Al- lison 272-717, Jack Fuller 247-710, Jim Dixon 288-701, Paul Smith 304-675, Don Watt 315-671, Jim Sweitzer 237- 671, Pat Holland 267-669, Orval Rinn 306-663, Wayne Smith 312-660, Rod Willed 252-658, Dan Rogers 226-654, Jamie Gaul 308-651. Friday Mixed Scott Smith 348,232,228-808, Chris Smith 292-749, Pete Smith 311-710, Bob Smith 257-706, Dan Rogers 270- 660, Wayne Smith 252-660, Ray McRobert 246-624, Pennie McRoben 225-617, Larry Smith 241, George Caidler 238, Bob Smith Jr. 213, Barb Smith 212, Christina Glanville 208, Helen Rogers 201. Senior Y.B.C. Todd Goldie 200-517, Tyler Graham 209-492, Larry Smith 174-451, David Miller 161, Laura Jaques 154, Brad Ankers 151, Norma Culbert 142. Sunday Mixed Don Morgan 265-708, Marie Jaques 287-694, Gary Melvin 267-664, Pat Hodgins 252-638, Rob Varley 258-637, Dom Stoddart 243-630, Rob Riley 261, Barb Tuxford 241, Brenda Morgan 236, Doug Hockey 225, Doug Smith 219, Carolyn Horner 217, Barry South- cott 211, Tina Riley 207, Dave Kenne- dy 207, Sandra Glover 204. Zurich Town & Country Lanes Monday Night Ladies League Friskey Five - Susan Eckel 539, High Five - Vesta Miller 528, Alley Cats - Bev Cregan 631, Happy Gang - Pat Pal- en 547, Packers - Elaine Weido 545, Pinpoppers - Hilda Vanderhoek 668, Odds 'n' Ends - Karen Campbell 622, Red Devils - Sandra Dickert 698, H.S. Pat Palen 330, H.T. Sandra Dickert 820, H.A. Sandra Dickert 220.2. Tuesday Mens League Ramblers - Tony Bedard 667, Hen- sall Boomers - Trevor Truemner 671, Family Affair - Leo Hoffman 618, Mar- ket - Miek Van Damme 736, Fullarton Hogs - Darren Keys 499, Klondyke - Tom Smits 543,. Highrollers - Roger Ward 669, Rockets - Jim Russell 759, TeaTotallers - Carl Zimmer 348-781, H.S. Carl Zimmer 348, H.T. Henry Lar- sen 843, N.A. Gary Huston 227. Wednesday Night Ladies What! A Bowler - Joyce Hillman 562, Come Backers - Betty Datars 583, Rolling Stones - Laurie Stanlake 514, Alley Rollers - Hilda Vanderhoek 479, Kool Kats - Marge Roberts 569, Ma- rauders - Janice McClennan 472, H.S, Joyce Hillman 222, H.T. Betty Datars 583, H.A. Laurie Stanlake 197. Thursday Night Mixed League Family Tyes - Lee Ann Becker 701, For Petes Sake - Gary Huston 656, Double Pleasure - Jim Smith 618, H.S. T. Rooseboom 311, Howie Green 313, H.T. T. Rooseboom 732, Howie Green 740; H.A. T. Rooseboom 211, G. Hu- ston 214. Saturday Ladies Intertown Zurich 11 vs. Seaforth 16. Bev Cre- gan 700, Tammy Lesperance 586. Saturday Mens Intertown Zurich 14.5 vs. Goderich 30.5. Ted Stanlake 1176, Don Kirk 1159. Sunday Y.B.C. Jr. and Sr. Jim Denomme 504, Nathan Zimmer- man 544, Jason Sheppard 491, Dwayne McNab 600, Alicia Schroeder 564, Heath Palen 688, Steve Coleman 492, Matthew Hayter 440, Jarrett Palen 447. Monday Grand Bend Seniors Milt Robbins 622, Earl McLean 569 (211). Audrey Barry 538. Nick Braunch 487, John Kaman 461, Sien Smits 453, Inez Butler 442, Aubrey Butler 5411, Mary Braunch 351, Aileen Ravellc 345, Clayton Lovie 340, Bert Barry 306. H.S. Jean Dann 233, Audrey Barry 203; H.S. Ron Dann 231, Milt Robbins 221. Tuesday ARC Angels Myla Dawson 102, Dennis Dann 145, Joeanne Durand 116, Robert Fox 89, Dan Greb 109, Don Ticdeman 92. Eloise Klungel 146, Mike Simard 130, Eileen DeKort 90, David Gressette 110, Joe Fahie 115. Wednesday Ladles Kathy Winter 449, Louise Wein 496, Helen Wasnidge 428, Rosaleen BE - rends 438, Grace Ballantync 415, Bea Dykstra 508, Beryl Elgie 452, Linda Webber 656, Theresa McCann 519, Dorothy Kipfer 434, Isabel Rogerson 393, Betty Sangster 520, H.S. M. Bridges, D. Kipfer 190, H.S. Linda Webber 247. Thursday Grand Cove Seniors Lyle Solinger 641, Al Hargreaves 576, Shirley Tiernan 557, Kay Allen 506, Bob Simpson 501, Marilyn So - linger 490, H.S. Lyle Solinger 281, H.S. Shirley Tiernan 208. Thursday Golden Age • 2 games Jack Lille 365, Elaine Weido 335, Laird Jacobs 319, Nora Heard 296, Al- fred Priest 287, Mary Jacobe 245, H.S. Jack Lillie 217, H.S. Elaine Weido 181. Saturday Y.B.C. Bantams - 3 games Laura Shanks 426, Derck Ducharmc 358, Ryan Rood 355, Lindsey Van Demme 335, Brandon Skinner 314, Tina Beaudoin 306, Jason Kelders 301, Corey Ducharme 253, Jonathon Keld- ers 253, Katie Beaudoin 244, Ashlee Littlechild 229, Anita Klaasen 224, Timmy Hay 221, Laura Geoffrey 201, Michelle Denomme 201, Cameron Quick 163. Peewees and Smurfs - two games Kevin Ducharme 206, Joshua Thom- son 141, Brent Ducharme 140, Robb{ Lynn Gren{er 110, Jesse Thomson 97. Juniors - three games Adam Bedard 569 (226), Steven Munn 480 (221), Laura Shanks 469, Anna Marie Bedard 434, Jason Dykstra 374, Joey Hay 342, Ryan Lloyd 318, Mary Beaudoin 223, Kann Piper 164. Parent -teacher -school counsel holds Information session EXETER - Following Parent -teacher interviews on Thursday, November 3, the P.T.S. (Parent -Teacher - School) Council held an information session for par- ents. Sharon Abel, Public Health Nurse, distributed a handout entitled "Surviving Adolescence" and in- formed parents that an information network for people interested in starting a Youth Centre for Exeter and area teenagers will be held in Brussels on November 23. English department head Pat Gibbings discussed the results of last years Grade nine reading and writing tests. Gibbins reminded everyone that these tests are not standardized. The results are used by the Ministry of Education to see if students are performing at a level they believe to be acceptable. Testing for current Grade nine students is underway and will last approxi - County council facing big change Following the election many will not be returning By Fred Groves T -A staff GODERICH - Of the 32 coun- cillors who go to Huron County Council, quite a few of them will come to their last session in Gode- rich on Thursday, November 23. While the municipal election is on Monday, the new council does not take over until December 6, the inaugural session for new incoming warden Bruce Machan of Wing - ham. Machan is being acclaimed the warden so far but that could change if someone makes a nomination on December 6, however, that is high- ly unlikely. Among those who will be leaving are Exeter's Lossy Fuller, Zurich's Bob Fisher, Tom Tomes from Ste- phen Township, Stanley Town- ship's Howard Armstrong, John Doherty from Goderich, Bee Cooke from Clinton, Blyth's David Lee, Ernie Snell of East Wawanosh and Doug Fraser from Moms Town- ship. Also, either Murray Keys or Li- onel Wilder of Hay Township will be giving up their seat. Wilder, the current reeve is being challenged in the November 14 municipal elec- tion by Keys, now the deputy - Under the county's new structure, the size of council is being down- sized from 32 to 26 which means the six, larger municipalities will only have one representative, the reeve, instead of two. "1t will save some money, I sup- pose, not a lot," said outgoing war- den Allan Gibson who seeks re- election in Ashfield Township. Gibson has been busy the last 12 months and on Thursday said, "there arc some projects that have been started that won't be finished (in his term) like the redevelopment of Huronview and 911." Leaving polities: While Fuller won't be back because she is vying for thc mayor's chair in Exctcr and Tomes is stepping down to deputy - reeve in Stephen and looking to- wards a political career, Armstrong has simply had enough. "I have mct a lot of good people, most of them arc the same ones," Ii said of county councillors who - have, along with hitnsclf, served two terms for Huron County. A year ago he challenged Gibson and Maric Hickncll for thc war- den's scat. Hickncll is not taking on Machan next month. "It's a choice 1 made personally," said Armstrong of why he is leav- ing politics. "I've been a member in Stanley fur 14 years (the past six as reeve)." As far as downsizing is' con- cerned, Armstrong doesn't fully agree with Gibson on the cost shar- ing measures of having less people at county council. "I have mixed feelings about it. don't know the dollars savings will he that great," said Armstrong. Huron County basically took the stand they had to downsize or the provincial government would tell them when and how to go about it. "Huron County was wise to face this issue before someone made it for us," said Gibson. 1 t As tar as weighted votes at county council arc concerned, on Thursday coyncil received more in- formation about this as affective December 1, multiple votes, based on municipality size will bb nosed when recotded votes aro calked for. mately six weeks. G.S.T. (Guidance Support Team) and Student Council representatives were on hand to outline their functions. The G.S.T. is a peer support group whose function it is to make the transition for Grade eight students into high school as smooth as pos- sible. Last on the P.T.S. agenda was an introduction to South Huron's new principal, Herb Murphy. He dis- cussed the importance of parental interest and support. He emphasized that the P.T.S. Council is an organiza- tion that will eventually become a Ministry -required advisory committee for the school. Parents are encour- aged to take an active role in P.T.S. sponsored events. If you are interested in sitting on this year's council, contact vice principal Keith Allen for details. We Fur (" Il' To reach the correspondent in your area: Centralia Mary Peterson 228-6992 Granton Muriel Lewis 225-2578 Saintsbury H. Davis 227-4153 Staffa Roberta Templeman 345-2346 Thames Road Rhoda Rohde 235-0327 Varna Joan Beierling Zurich Carmel Sweeney Hensall Liz Sangster 233-7443 236-4702 262-2715 424 Main St. Exeter 235-1331 4• NOTICE OF ELECTORS OF TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY QUALIFIED TO VOTE AT A MUNICIPAL ELECTION Notice is hereby given that in accordance with The Municipal Act and pursuant to By-law #28 of 1994 passed 'on August 8, 1994, a poll is to be held upon the following question: "Shall the municipality continue to prohibit the sale of spirits in licensed premises?" The day fixed for taking a poll shall be Monday, November 14. Advance polls will be held on Saturday, November 5, 1994 and Wednesday, November 9, 1994. I; Shirley Scott, Clerk of the Township of McGillivray certify that the question set out herein is a correct statement:as authorized by By-law #28 of 1994. EXPLANATION OF LIQUOR VOTE QUESTION If at least 60% of the voters vote "yes" to this question, the Township will be limited to serving only beer and wine at licensed social events. However, that should 60% of the voters vote "no" to the question the status of the Township would become "wet" and liquor, beer , and wine could be served at licensed social events. The Council of the Township of McGillivray supports a "no" vote, in order to legally sell liquor at licensed social events in the Township. Shirley Scott Returning Officer, Township of McGillivray •r National Thist offers the highest rate on GICs. Guarantee. N atlondi Tt ti t 7 1;1-() --1',1(