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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-11-08, Page 140 THE WNW SRAM aW V4NCETIMES 74 'enders 74 Tenders SNOW REMOVAL e Town of Wingham is accepting submissions for the snow removal at the Children's Centre on William Street for the winter of 1995/96. Sealed written proposals should be submitted to: Wingham Children's Centre William Street, Box 236, Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 by 5. For details and viewing of the Novembere, please mai make arrangements by calling 357.2424. Neither the lowest or not necessarily any tender will be accepted. Sale of Vacant Crown Land A rare and unique opportunity to purchase original Crown land town lots is being made available. The Ministry of Natural Resources, Wingham Area Office, invites offers for the purchase of four individual town lots, each consisting of approximately 1.02 acres, located within the Village of Port Albert, Township of Ashfield, County of Huron. Each lot has been identified for field inspection purposes. These lots are within walking distance of Lake Huron. The land is being sold subject to a reserve sale price, determined according to the current market value. Information on the property is available from: Ministry of Natural Resources Wingham Area Office RR #5, Hwy. 4 Wingham ON NOG 2W0 Tel.: (519) 357-3131 For further specific information, please contact Terry Matz at the above address or Mike Belcher at (705) 286-1521 (Minden). A security deposit in the form of a certified cheque or bank draft for the amount of five per cent of the offered price is required with each offer. The closing date of the tender is Friday, December 8, 1995 at 1:00 p.m. (local time). The highest or any offer received will not necessarily be accepted. Ontario TENDER For Clearing & Removing Snow from parking lot and asphalt area at Sacred Heart School are requested. Tender forms and particulars can be gained from Sacred Heart School. i'eiideis irtust be i;eceived by Sacr,'d Heart School no later than November 17, 1995. 86 Notice Belgrave Kinsmen Cash Calendar Winners are: Oct. 22, Fred Olson, Alberta, $40; Oct. 23, David Vanderlei, ,Bluevale, $40; Oct. 24, Dwight Metcalfe, Wroxeter, $40; Oct. 25, Murray Elston, Walkerton, $40; Oct. 26, Sabrena Black, London, $40; Oct. 27, Clare VanCamp, Brussels, $40; Oct. 28, Bill and Jenifer Scott, Brussels, $40. OPENINGS FOR piano students available. Phone (519) 392-8000. 4th Annual Computer Fair Sunday, November 12, 11:00 - 5:00 p.m. Teeswater Community Centre Sponsored by Teeswater Figure Skating Club For information 392-8209 34 Graduations 1 Shannon McBurirey Brian and Brenda McBurney, R.R.#1 Wingham are pleased to announce the graduation of their daughter Shannon with a diploma in Legal Office Administration from Fanshawe College, London on November 3rd. Shannon is currently employed at the law office of Carmen DeFacendis in Mississauga. Congratulations with Love from Mom, Dad and Jackie. NOTICE THE WINGHAM ARMOURIES Facilities available to rent for meetings, seminars, workshops, receptions, reunions, Buck & Does etc. For information call Pete Quennell 357-1317 [99 Serviceil LEGAL SERVICES. Pardon -US Waivers, name change, landlord/tenant matters, power of attorne Wilson Paralegal, 1-800-493-7ent 499. 1519)528-2730 Fax: 519) 628.3348 Slams r8i mai 1 Lucknow DECALS '11 1' ComPutcr Forrn PIN$, Muas Bu�Inn of Corm PLEXUS. CARDS ourWcw,ow CALINDAlls + other promotional trema Cowan Printing & Adverlisi•rig 99 Services REPAIRS TO MICROWAVES, TV's and VCR's. Wroxeter Electronics. Phone 335-3402. SANDBLASTING / SPRAY PAINTING farm equipment, trucks, buildings, etc.; also brick cleaning. Phone White's Sandblasting (since 1977), Wroxeter, 519-335-3452 days or evenings. LARRY'S CAR OILING --Drip and no drip. 13y appointment only. Phone Vicat 357-2213. HURONLEA SNOW REMOVAL 1995-1996 SEASON Sealed bids to remove snow from roadways and parking lots at Huronlea will be accepted at Huronlea (Main Office), Tumberry South, Brussels, Ontario NOG 1HO. Bids must be received on or before 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 15, 1995. Please provide complete information on the equipment to be used. For full details on this bid, please contact Cathie Brown. Cathie Brown ADMINISTRATOR HURONVIEW SNOW REMOVAL, 1995-1996 SEASON Sealed bids to rerpove snow from roadways and parking lots at Huronview, The Huron County Health and Library Complex and the Jacob Memorial Centre will be accepted at Huronview (Main Office), P.O. Box 219, Clinton, Ontario, NOM 1LO. Bids must be received on or before 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 15, 1995. Please provide complete information on the equiprnent to be used. Lowest or any bid not necessarily accepted, For full details on this bid, please contact Cathie Brown. Cathie Brown ADMINISTRATOR $� Aauletzcort Sale LEN ETCALFE AUCTION LTD. Elora Rd. North MildmayOritario 519-367-2791 Auction. Register SAT., NOV. 11 AT 10 AM: Household effects, horse drawn cutters & antiques for JIM PATTISON of Walkerton & other consignments at the Metcalfe Auction Centre. Preview: 9a.m. selling furniture at t p.m: WED., NOV. 15 AT 6 PM: Household effects, antiques & quantity of shelving from Port Elgin & Teeswater homes at the Metcalfe Auction Centre, Mildmay. Preview: 5 p.m. sale day. Selling fumiture at i3 p.m. 1 TiFFIN--in loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Mrs. Orville (Elizabeth) Tiffin, who passed away on November 11, 1980. Sunshine fades and shadows fall But sweet remembrance outlasts all, There is a link death cannot sever Love and remembrance lasts forever. --Lovingly remembered by Joe, Marian and family and Jean and family. GOLL--In loving memory of Clarence who passed away on Nov. 13, 1991 and Beth, on Oct. 31, 1995. in our hearts there is a place For those we love and share the memories, With sadness in our faces. We shall never loose those wonderful memories. --Sadly missed by Ross, Dianne and family. 99 Services soafrii.44r a For all your sewing needs Custom Sewing, Wedding Caresses, Bridesmaid Dresses, Drags! & Curd T&RB Catering No matter what the occasion, whether big or small, we can do them all. Weddings, banquets, BB©'s, parties and functions. 887-9132 after 6 p.m. ELECTRO UX VACUUM CLEANERS sales and service. Free pick up and delivery. Phone Debby Himmelman, (519) 357-1028 or (519) 893-7344 maitiedaeiziot9 gt Alcamo '7 Sousice .Jss,c• Manual & computerized Bookkeeping Monday to Eddy 9 - 4, Appointments Available 329 �e><ur>vrd $�, It/ie,va =d35-736E1736Zj7 Evening Appointments Available 7- 9 AUCTION SALE. Thursday Evening November 9, at 7:00 p-1>1° Selling contents from are homes and estates plus selected additions - antique and modern furniture, glass, china, collectables, lamps, pictures & frames, etc. At The Wingham. Sales Arena Just North Of Wingham On Hwy #4 357-2987 'Auctioneer Jake Kikkert NOTICE 10 CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CARL EDWARD JOHNSTON LATE of the Township of Tumberry, in the'County of Huron, and Province of Ontario, Deceased. NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Trustee Act that all creditors and others having claims against the Estate of the late CARL EDWARD JOHNSTON, are required to send particulars of their claims, duly verified to Mr. John T. Goodall, Barrister and Solicitor, P.O. Box 730. 26i Josephine St., Wingham, Ontario, NOG 2WO, on or before the 30th day of November, 1995, and that after such date the Executors will proceed to distribute the assets of the said Estate, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. DATED at Wingham, Ontario, this 3 I st day of October, 1995. Mr. John T. Goodall Solicitor for the Estate of CARL EDWARD JOHNSTON Pee Wee B Ripley, fall WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,189 s overpower to Brusseis The Wingham Pee Wee Bs trav- elled to Ripley Saturday evening and overpowered the host team 9- 0 in a lopsided victory. While losing 4-1 to Brussels Sunday evening, the Wingham team, however, played their best game of the year. Wingham jumped into a quick 1-0 lead in Ripley with Aaron Himmelman banging it in at 3:36 of the first period, quickly fol- lowed by Geoff Lindsay less then three minutes later. The teams played evenly until the latter part of the second period when Himmelman netted his sec- ond at 9:37. Then the floodgates opened with Justin Campbell scor- ing the first of two, with singles going to Tim Robinson, Tom Mul- lin, Jim McCracken and Peter Dix- on. Kate Lane and James Needham shared the shut out, although"nei- ther saw much rubber during the contest. The going was a little tougher Sunday evening, and although Wingham came out on the short side of the final score, they easily played their best game of the sea- son. Brussels came out flying, and took an early 1-0 lead at 4:30 of the first. Thirty seconds later, Brussels scored again and seemed well on the way to victory when they made the mistake 'of getting a little physical with the Wingham players. That just seemed to wake up the' Wingham team and made the game close at 11:10 when Craig marks scored from the blueline on a nice pass from Himmelman and Dixon. That goal fired up the Wingham players, and they got back into the game going into the third. Wingharn came out flying in the third, but couldn't slow down Joel K Ilington of Brussels who made it -1 earl in the third. Wingham pia ed it lose until a clearing pass from t e corner went off a Wing - ham stick and ended up in the Wingham goal. Wingham learned a lot in this game. To keep up with the better teams, the Wingham defence will have to hustle up to the blue line quicker and help hold the play in the offensive zone. Wingham also learned that when challenged, they can rise to the occasion. It was, good to head the bench cheer when the Wingham players deliv- ered a good hit, and with enthu- siasm like that, they will get their share of wins. ulls split weekend games Brussels Bulls split a pair of weekend games in the Western ?unior 'C" Hockey League. Travelling to Hanover on Fri- day, the Bulls were handed a 3-0 defeat by the Barons. CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE 'Advertise Across Ontario or Across the Country" COMING EVENTS NOSTALGIA-RAMA winter show November 12/95, 10-4. 85 dealers buying and selling small antiques, glassware, coins, old advertising, posters, tins, calendars, postcards, old toys, dolls; coke books, docu- ments, militaria, sportscards, steno- graphs, bottles, brewiana, automo- bilia, tools, etc. Fairgrounds Audito- rium Woodstock, Ont. Dealers Inquiries 1-905-278-7363. BUSINESS OPPS. TRAVEL AGENCY - INVESTMENT $14,995. Full Training and Ongoing Support. Full-time/Part-time, Home or Office. Many travel benefits. LIM- ITED AVAILABILITY. T.P.I. Canada Inc., 1-800-799-9910 or 1-204-987- ' 3322 - Winnipeg. GOVERNMENT FUNDS. Govern- ment assistance programs informa- tion available. For your new or exist- ing business. Take advantage of the government grants and loans. Call 1-800-915-3615. CAREER TRAINING BE A SUCCESSFUL WRITER...with our great home -study course. Call for your FREE BOOK. 1-800-267- 1829. The Writing School, 2441-38 McArthur Ave., Ottawa, ON K1L 6R2. LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern School of Auctioneer- ing. Next Class: NOVEMBER 18- 24. Contact: Southwestern Ontario School of Auctloneering, R.R.#5, Woodstock, Ontario N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115. CERTIFICATE COURSES! Learn Income Tax Preparation or Basic Bookkeeping. For free brochures, no obligation, U & R Tax Schools, 1345 Pembina Hwy., Winnipeg, Manitoba, R3T 286, 1-800-665- 5144. Enquire about exclusive fran- chise territories. FOR SALE GET READY FOR THE COLD with Interdictor Electro -Static Air Clean- er. Nothing to lose -only indoor pollu- tant. The only furnace filter you'll ever needl 416-283-7616. HELP 'WANTED VENDORS. Wellington Flea Market in London has openings for jew- ellers, pet food dealers, electronics and ladies clothing. Call Steve 519- 668-5700. Rent $250 a month. SALES HELP WANTED $ATTENTION STUDENTS$ Make a lot of money selling chocolate bars. New products available. Nothing to pay in advance. 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Quonset Style. 20x30 $2,998.00, 25x40 $4,388.00, 30x46 $5,844.00, 35x54 $6, 744.00, 40x64 $8,366.00. Oth- ers. Ends Optional. Pioneer 1-800- 668-5422. • itis Affordable • /t! Fast • BS Easy • Ons Ball Doas ftAft • Northern Ontario $63 • EasternOntario $91 S168 • Western Ontario $162 • Central Ontario 68 • All Ontario $380 • National Packages Available *Call this paper for details! The Barons led' 2-0 after the first period and added another un- answered goal in the second peri- od. Playing at home on Sunday, the Bulls took a 4-0 first period lead as they went on to claim an 8-2 decision over the Wiarton Wolves. The Bulls held a 5-0 lead after two periods of play and outscored the Wolves 3-2 in the third period. Brian McNichol netted three goals for the Bulls with Steve Henderson firing a pair and adding an assist. Corey Bridges and Peter Ryter chipped in with an unassist- ed shorthanded goal, frac)!;; Murray Kaye had a goal and an asist. Mike Mclsaac, Darin Alviano, and Greg Fritz collecteda pair of assists each. Single assists were added by Aaron Barrie and Ryter. The Bulls travel to Mount For- est on Friday for an 8:30 p.m. con- test against the Patriots. Wingham Youth Bowling Saturday, Nov. 4 Smurfs 50+ Games: Amy Scammell, 81; Amanda Darlow, 64; Emma Darling, 71; Nicole Thompson, 72; Lauren English, 71; Kellsey Whitfield, 51. Bantams 100+ Games: Greg Willits, 114; Sheldon McKee, 101, 120; Jackie Sewers, 138; Krystal Kraemer, 115; Kyle Schlosser, 101, 106; Sean Bro- phy, 109, 119; Patrick Nesbitt, 155, 121; Chad Carter, 195, 137; Victoria Whitfield, 107; Justin Sewers, 141; August Voisin, 103; Adam Brophy, 101; Eric Skinn, 144, 153; Brett Skinn, 120, 157; Dustin Wickens, 101; Jonas Whytock. 166; Dustin Fear, 110. Juniors 125+ Games: Jordan Rhodes, 132; Tim Barfoot, 134, 151; Chad Skinn, 131; Julie Moffat, 142, 158; Kris Wickens, 157; Sandy Guptill, 134, 125; Nora Voisin, 188; James Fear, 150; Garrett Yorke, 148, 155, 129; Andrew Scammell, 156, 154, 143; James Visser, 177, 152; Jim Black, 155, 149, 197; Trevor Hickey, 219, 147, 172; Ryan Wickens, 142, 156. Seniors 150+ Gaines: Sherri Voisin, 167; Je- ramy Guptill, 143; Jeremy Hickey, 255, 240, 163. ................ BDO Dunwoody Chartered Accountants Offering a full range of services: auditing, accounting, business planning,income tax planning, personal financial planning, computer and management services. Hanover Mount Forest L.H. Vollett, CA J.J. Hunt, CA K.L. Drier,CA K. Oelschlagel,CA 364-3790 i�erton B.F. Thomson,FCA R.J. Millen, CA G.H. Munro, CA P. Thor, CA R.G. Thomas, CA 881-1211 Port Elgin M.S. Bolton, CA H.E. Kibler, CA 323-2351 832-2049