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Monday to Friday
9:00 aim, 5:30 pint
FOR SALE
1&4" FLUORESCENT light fixtures
(without light tubes), all brand new
(still in the boxes) ; 71/2" hand held
grinder unit (ideal for welders); 1/2"
drive electric impact wrench. Phone
357-3751 after 5 p.m.
MAGNETIC SIGNS: many sizes
available, 8"x17", $36. For further
information phone The Wingham
Advance -Times, 357-2320. 1 ltf
MASTERCRAFT riding lawn mow-
er, power start, 8 hp, 30" cut. Phone
Barry Wenger at 357-2693. 9tf
SURGE 2" milk pipeline system, 100
plus vacuum pump, 2 -years -old, 400
gallon Mueller milk cooler with
automatic washer. Phone 528-5344.
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FURNITURE. May 1989 Show and
Sale of Furniture at Schuett's of
Mildmay. Free gifts with purchases
of suites of furniture, sofa beds, etc.
Schuett's accepts trade-ins and de-
liver free in a wide area. Phone
Mildmay 367-2308.
ENGRAVED SIGNS: door plates,
mailbox plates, house numbers,
name badges, desk signs. Easy to
read, washable, stainproof, oThe
Wingham Advance -Times, 357-2320.
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TRAILERS FOR SALE
60'x12' HOUSE TRAILER, 288 sq. ft.
addition included. Precast cement
steps. $14,500. Phone 357-3215 after 6
p.m.
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GARAGE SALES
NEIGHBORHOOD yard sale, y
20, 21 and 22 at Leo and Corry Sand-
ers', 1% mile south of Belgrave,, 2
miles east on Brussels Road. 1.981
Honda XL80, certified. Large vari-
ety of geraniums and box plants.
Many other items.
9,16
GARAGE SALE
water Catholic
Sat., May 20, 9
water Town Hall.
sponsored by Tees -
Women's League,
a.m.-2 p.m., Tees -
MULTI -FAMILY garage sale, May
27, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., turn east on Turn -
berry B -Line at Hodgins, follow the
signs. Toys, bikes, clothing, furni-
ture and more.
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MAY 20, 264 Leopold St., Wingham.
Bake table, tomato plants, lady's
clothes, size 16, 18, etc., etc. Phone
357-2662.
2 -FAMILY garage sael, Sat., May
20, John St., Gorrie. Rain or shine.
Doors, windows, light fixtures,
household items, clothes, car parts,
etc.
MAY 20 and 22. Assorted items in-
clude 2 stereos, dishes, pictures, etc.
429 South Delhi St., Lucknow. Watch
for signs.
R. W. Bell
OPTOMETRIST
Goderich`
The Square 524-7661
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT
1980 R.S.O. Chapter 337
And in the matter of the land and premises at the following Munici-
pal Address in the Township of Morris in the Province of Ontario.
NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAW
Take notice that the Council of the Corporation of theTownship of
Morris has passed By-law Number 6-1989 to designate the following
property as being of architectural and historical value or interest un-
der Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, 1980 R.S.O. Chapter 337:
(a) Address:
13 Queen Street, Belgrave, Ontario. NOG 1E0. Township of Morris,
County of Huron, Province of Ontario, and being composed of WPT
Lot 1, Plan 161.
(b) Reason to designate:
The Property located at 13 Queen's Street in the Hamlet of Bel -
grave is recommended for designation for architectural and historical
reasons under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O., 1980,
Chapter 337.
The Queen's Hotel occupies a commanding position .en the Trnin
street of the Hamlet of Belgrave. Architecturally, this is an
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yellow brick structure of the 19th century Italianate style, fi ly pro-
portioned and substantially unaltered on the exterior since it was
built. Remnants of the cedar shingle roof are present on the main
block, while the original metal shingle roof on the rear wing is intact.
Original roof detail of wood freize, and soffits are present on both
main block and wing; decorative eaves brackets are in place on two
facades of the main block. The hipped roof is flanked by the tall brick
chimneys with corbelled tops. The windows are segmentally arched
and most of the 2/2 sash is in place. An early verandah, with dentil-
Iated cornice and hipped roof supported by shaped posts, extends
across the main facade.
Historically, the Queen's Hotel was one of the two hotels operating
in Belgrave in 186g, accomodating travellers on the trail between
Clinton and the northern part of the Queen's Bush. ft -was built by
Christopher Morley and in its early days a hall in the building was
used for public meetings. The licensed hotel was managed by Will-
iam Scandrett, who assumed ownership in 1882. At that time com-
mercial travellers used the hotel as a place 'to -display their wares.
After prohibition was imposed by a local option vote in 1913, the
hotel was taken over by William Geddes, who ran it as a temperance
house. A branch office of the Canadian Bank of Commerce occUtiied
a portion of the building from 1916 until the depression.
Dated at the Township of Morris, this 4th, day of May, 1089.
Nancy Michie, Clark
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1984 CHRYSIAElt D4YTONA4
litre turbo, autemStet Pk Pm_ Pkit en
deck computer, 92,000 km. Certified.
Priced to sell. Excellent condition.
Phone 335-3797 after 5p.m. ,
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1979 BUICK LeSABRE Sedan, air
conditioning, power steering and
brakes. Phone 335-3800.
9,16
1979 PONTIAC SUNBIRD, V6, 4
speed, excellent condition, $1,300.
Phone 335-3658.
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low mileage, factctiy, air, cruise,
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1984 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLX
1 0 CHEV C20, 350 4 barrel-, auto:,
pa, pb, AM -FM cassette, complete
with 1974 111/2' Gypsy Queen camp-
er, fully equipped for camping.
Phone 335-3690.
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1981 FORD PICKUP, 6 cylinder,
standard. Phone 335-3690.
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1979 ASPEN RT, 8 cylinder, automa-
tic, ps, pb, in good condition. Phone
357-1389.
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1984 CHEV S-10 truck, 6 cylinder, 2.8
litre,•, with cap, automatic, ‘ps, pb,
radio; 4s,onn mileg excellent
certified. Phone 357-1916.
1981 DODGE RAM PICKUP, as is,
$3,000 or best offer. Phone 1-395-5512.
- IN MEMORIAM
EDGAR—In memory of our niece,
cousin and great-granddaughter,
Alyson, who passed away May 17,
1
God saw you getting tired
When a cure was not be to be,
He closed His arms around you
And whispered "Come with Me".
In tears we saw you sinking
We watched you fade away,
Our hearts were almost broken
You fought so hard to stay.
But when we saw you sleeping
So peacefully free from pain,
We could not wish you back
To suffer so again.
—Loved and remembered by
Uncle Danny,, Aunt Dianne and
Jeremy Hiltz and Great -grandma
Hoffman.
ANDERSON—In loving memory of
Jean (Hopper) Anderson, who pass-
ed away May 15,1982.
MOM
How I wish you were still with me
So I eopld tell you tp0 things I
never said. ,FP:
How much I love you,
And now how much you are missed.
I still have your memory
That will never fade,
And all the thoughts of you
Forever and a day.
I hope you hear me
And know how I feel,
I love you
And forever will.
—Always remembered by her
daughter Debbie Hopper.
PRUE—In loving memory of a dear
father and grandfather, George
Prue, who passed away May 10,
1987.
We lost a father with a heart of gold
Who was more to us than wealth un-
told,
With only memories for us to keep
We have lost; but God has gained
One of the best father the world con-
tained
—Lovingly remembered and sadly
sed ' liandy•Joey,
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tinted glass, ANI -FM radio, new
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brakes 'exhaust muffler, ties,cloth
interior, heated rear windbw. Excel-
lent over-all condition. Certified to
sell. Phone 357-3751 after 5 p.m.
IF YOU area friendorreliitiveo
alcobolic, the Al-Anon:F4M0
may 'be able to help you solve your
side of Ake .problem. Piease conlact
Post Office, Box 11357;
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MEALS-ON,.WHEELS
1 AN, 302, C6, Ph°11e Mrs. L.
"Ines 357-3657,
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air, ps, pb, AM -FM booster, 4 cap-
tain's chairs,- tables, extra windows,
factory stripes, 66,000 km, certified.
Phone 357-2878.
The Service Directory
MEANS BUSINESS!
Business you may be missing. every week if
you re nqt advertising in the AdvanCe,Times
Service Directory. People look to the Service.
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fnend!,,; enrnmunity b.iciris•=ses • arid that' y•-•.:
To reserve your space
CALL 357-2320
T.P. ,ENTERPRIS.E.S,
• Custom design and
fabrication
• Agricultural and
industrial welding
• Industrial
maintenance
• Aluminum welding
• Licensed millwright
• Licensed welder
Phone Peter
Bus. 357-2709
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INSTRUMENTS
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HEARING AID SPECIALIST
MEMBER; '
THE ASSOCIATION OF
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PRACTITIONERS of ONTARIO
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OF THE MINISTRYOF HEALTH
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YOUR LOCALLY SITUATED:
COMPLETE SERVICES OFFICE
WITH IN-HOUSE REPAIR LAB
REGULAR OFFICE HOURS:
9:30-12:00 P.M.; 1:30-4;30 P.M.
MONDAY TO FRIDAY
After hours appointments available -
also in-home
Call 357-2326
Sideroad 30-31, 1 mile south of
Highway 86 East of Whitechurch
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5-(uron Landscaping Limited
Residential and Commercial Landscape Contractor
RR 2, Lucknow, Ontario
Bus. (519) 529-7247
1/2 mile south of Lucknow on
Huron County Road #1
HYDROSEEDING
• unique spray application for hard -to -reach areas
• prevents moisture loss from soil.
• provides even coverage of lawns, slopes, ditches
• much ie§s expensive than sodding
• rapid germination with combined application of seed,
wood'fibre mulch and water
• scarcity of sod makes hydroseeding even more
attractive.
Our garden centre includes:
• caliper trees
• ornamental trees & shrubs
• perennials & annuals
• seedlings (wind breaks)
• mulches & flitre matting
• organic fertilizers, etc.
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