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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-02-29, Page 14Situations Wanted Used Cars Articles for Sale PERSONAL income •saxre, turns prepared. Reasonable rates. Phone Mary Lou Blake, 887-9563 after 6 p.m. 7.08.9 EXPERIENCED relief Milk- ing available. 887.9502, 7-09x2 WILLING to baby.sit in Sea - forth, Egmondville area in your home or mine, starting May 22. Phone 482-3695. Ask forJohanna, 7-09x1 EXPERIENCED radiological technician requires position. Willing to relocate. Resume and references available up- on request. Kathy Emerson, RRI, Vienna, Ontario NOJ 1Z0 (519) 866-5581. 7-09-01 Farm Stock. ONTARIO Hereford Associa- tion Prestige Sale, April 28, Barrieview Sales Arena. 30 tested yearling bulls, 40 se- lected ' females. For cata- logues contact Box 68, Lang- ton, Ontario NOE 1G0.8-09.01 SELLING: 1500 yearlings March 9th and April 6th, 1984 at the Livestock Pool, North Battleford, Sask. Pre-sorted packages' of reputation cattle. Contact John .Florence, Man- ager, area 306-445-9421. 8-09-01 HYBRID GILTS; York X land - race, open or bred. Also R.O.P. tested and health approved, purebred Duroc, York, Landrace and cross- bred boars. Phone Brandy Point Farms, Kurt and Willy Kellar, R.R. NI Mitchell 348- 8043 or 348:9753. 8-49-52 Used Cars FOR SALE or lease 1979 Ford Louisville 8000, 3208 Cat engine. 13 speed transmis- sion, 1200 front tires, 1000 tear, 14 ft. aluminum gravel box with tarp, 79,000 km. Asking $24,000 National Leasing (204) 786-6415. 10-09-01 1980 Honda CM400T, bought new in '81, well maintained, in excellent condition. $1,000 firm. Brian Moore 527-0508, Egmondville. 10-09-1 HERTA BARLEY Foundation Reg istered Certified Clean & treated MAC STEWART R.R. H1 Dublin . d 527-0897 A Select Seed Grower BACHERT MEATS CUSTOM KILLING Cutting & Wrapping FREEZING KILL DAY ON TUESDAY All meat Govt. lnspecteo on the farm 1 MILE EAST OF WALTON 887-9328 Geo. A. Sills &Sens, Horne Hardware MERCHANTS PLUMBING -HEATING & ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phone 527-1620 Seaforth '59 Ford'Gata,de 500, 4, dr. V8, needsaexhaust and minor work for verification, 5800 or best offer, '76 Chevy Impala, V8, 51100 es is. '69 Dodge Charger 440 auto. Good shape. 52100 as is. Phone 527-1701 after 6 p m 10.09.3 '72 Chevelle Malibu, 8 cyl. radial tires. Body in good shape. As is. Best offer. 527.1399. 10-09-1 Articles for Sale NEW Pfaff sewing machines' from 5349.00. Pfaff repre- sentative Barbie Van Allen 345-2207. Free lessons with all machines. 11-08-3 DOUBLE cut red, clover seed. Birka barley. Call Ervin Keyes, 262-5367. 11-06.12 APPLES, Spy, Macintosh, red and yellow delicious, Empire. $450 a bushel and up. Potatoes, apple. butter, honey, fresh cider. $1,75 a gallon. 524-8037. Art Bell's Fruit Farm. 11-07-tf TRUCKLOADS of slabs and edgings from our sawmill. R.J. Dungey & Sons. Mitch- ell. 348-8477. 11.02-tf DOUBLE CUT red clover seed. Bruce Coleman 527- 1938. 11-08-2 STEEL BUILDINGS: Straight Wall 1 -Beam constructed. Factory clearance. Save up to 40%. Limited quantities. Act now and save. No reserves. Call toll-free Argus Steel 1-800-268-0822. 11-09-01 BUY YOUR MEATS in bulk and save at Clinton Boxed Meats, now at our new location just off Hwy. #4 north of Clinton, 11/4 mile south of Londesboro. Watch for our sign. By the case or by the pound. Call collect 523-9508. 11-09-1 USED railway ties. Pressure treated, uniform quality bun- dles guaranteed. Delivered semiload lots only. (450 mini- mum). Reasonably priced. Phone (204) 725-2627, office hours. 11-09-01 MUSIC BOXES: The Light- house Gift Shop, the Music Box store serving the area from our location to Blyth, is now open for your convene ence Friday and Saturday 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and by special appointment 482-3079 11.09-1 NEED rural mail box post repairs this spring? Let me install S. o - It filssmltl it is flexible- Bob'(HuIlev 527-1856. 11-09x2 FOOD TREES for Northern climates; old fashioned ap- ples, nut trees- Many unusual shrubs. evergreens and shade trees, reasonable prices. Catalogue SI Golden Bough Tree Farm, Marlbank, Ont. KOK 2L0 (613) 478-6163 11-09-01 12 varieties of brown baby chicks; heavy meat, 3 week old capons, small orders our specialty. Delivery guaran- teed. Bonnie's Chick Hatch- : Box 154, Elmira, Ont. N)B 2Z6 (519) 669-2561. 11-09-01 DOUBLE CUT red clover seed. mixed grain, mingo and Rodeo barley. all suitable for .seed. Priced right. Contact Robert Fotheringham 482- 9196. 11-09x3 20 -FOOT steel bale racks. 51100; 16-20 foot flat racks; bale forks for large round bales. SI 75: cattle -heated cattle -heated water bowls, 5185-5500. Dealers wanted, Owen Martin Mfg.. RR3 Wallenstein. Ont. NOB 2S0. (519)699-4144, 11-09-01 STEEL BUILDINGS. 3 only. order cancelled. Immediate delivery on a first come first served basis- Sizes 32 x 50, 46 x 110, 55 x.600. All buildings complete with sliding door. Call toll free 1-800-268-4942. 11-09-01 1 Crumb Sweeper, 1 box stainless steel sponges. 2 bottles of shampoo. 2 drink- ing glasses. 1 pair scissors. 1 skirt or pant hanger, 1 suit hanger. t ladies uniform 14X. Call evenings, 527-0831. 11-08x1 PARTS DEPOT lit SERVICE DEPOT O+ MUST SELL. Distributor of all steel buildings has 2 straight wa1Lbuildings and 2 quonset buildings greatly re- duced for quick sale. Call First Choice at (416) 663.5323 11-0901 Iu• AM -FM STEREO. 8°.track ; and; speakers. Reasonably priced. Phone 527-1669 after 6. 11-09.1 Wanted to Buy 300 to 400 bales of clean straw, Phone 527.1300, 12-09x1 USED canoe with paddles. Also a pellet rifle, single shot or repeater. 527.1757,12.09-1 PLAYPEN in good condition, not wooden. Phone 527-1170. 12-09x1 PiANO WANTED. Not ne- c Ssarily in good condition. Phone collect 519-669-2198 or 519-669-2280, 12-01atf Wanted to Rent WANTED TO RENT: Cash cropland. Phone Pat Melady 3452148. 17.09x1 WANTED to rent, cash crop land. Phone' M & T Farms, Kippen, 262-6068 or 262-6018 17-03-13 Wanted YOUNG MAN, 23 years old desires room and board in Brussels area. 527-0969. 13-09-1 Property for Sale WHAT'S YOUR OFFER? - Five lots, Kippen, prime residential or - commercial site. Heavy volume of high- way traffic. No reasonable offer refused.. Will consider trade. Phone 524-2376 after 6:00 p.m. 14-09-2 COUNTRY lot 5 mi. north of Seaforth, 4 yr. old brick home. 2 bedroom possible 3 electric heat with wood fur- nace, central vacuuming, 1'% car garage, lot 100 x 165. Phone 527-1339. 14.09x2 For Rent ROOM. for rent preferably to younger man. Kitchen privi- leges. Parking. S27-1378. 15-09x1 LQOR anders forjit_ r , & RentatianT: (lles"r'MA, Item. 357.1666. 15-45 Property for Rent HEATED, 2 bedroom: apart- ment. 3 bedroom house for rent or for sale. Phone Gord Nebel 527-0840: 16-0%1 3 bedroom mobile home on large private scenic lot, % tulle from town. Stove and fridge supplied. 5200,00 monthly. Phone 527-1507. 15-09-4 FOUR bedroom farmhouse, 4 miles east of Hensel:. Avail- able April 1st. 262-6809. 15-09-2 HOUSE FOR RENT: Three bedroom duplex, private en- trances. carpeted, clean, cen- tral location. 527-0962, or 527.0353 evenings. 1S -08x2 Notice 4.7 .4 $ card Of Thanks', ' I`wish to'say a sincere thanks to all myrelatives, 'friends and neighbours for flowers, cards andi gifts I received while I . ;was a patient ;In ,Clinton ; Ospital• A spt-cialt thanks to Dr. Newlands, and Dr Flowers, and nursing staff and also -thanks to the one's so helpful driving Bea- trice on the mail route and to the hospital, and Rev. Van- slykc for•h6 visit. Allan Campbell 24.09x1 )DOLMAGE I would like to thank everyone who sentcards, flowers, gifts and made visits while we were in Clinton Public Hospi- tal. "Special thanks" to Maja Dodds, Gary Betties, Jerry Hetherington and Dr. Herren for their "extra care" - the night Brian wesborn. Also to OB nurses for the excellent care we received. All is deeply appreciated and will be long remembered. Grace and Brian Dolmage 24-09x1 ENGEL I wish to express my grateful gratitude to Rev. Lyons and Isabel Alcock for taking me to the hospital, also to- Rev. Lyons for his many visits. My sincere appreciation to the doctors and nurses for their superbcare, for the many cards and personal mes- sages, letters, flowers, gifts, visits, all helped to brighten the days, to the Alcock family for taldng suer wonderful care of my home, Gordon Blake for all the snow blow- ing. Thanks so much. Jessie Engel 24-09-1 WATSON I would like to thank all my friends, neighbours, and rel- atives for their cards, flowers and visits while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Rodney, Dr. Malkus, nurses and staff and co-workers, Branch 156 for the lovely fruit boxes. Bob Watson 24-09x1 LAYTON The family of the late Mary Layton wish to sincerely thank friends and relatives for the sympathy and kind- ness extended to us and during her illness, for the floral tributes and sympathy cards. Sectal thanks to Rev. Paul Murray. Our deepest thanks. The Layton Family 24-09x1 BEUERMAN Judy and MIcheal would like to thank everyone for the cards, visits, flowers and gifts while in the Stratford General Iospital'and since,: retuaping� home. Also would like to . thank Dr. Larson and nurses on 3 south. 24-09-1 Legal Notices 1BROADF'DOT 1 would like to thank my family, and all my friends who were so kind to me in city stay at the hospital by sending .flowers, cards, treats and visits, Speclai.thanks to Drs. ,Rodney and 'Wong and the excellent nursing staff and special food from the kitchen, Everything was greatly ap- preciated. Grace Broadfoot 24.09x1 THE Egmondville River Rats (D.B.L.) would like M. say thanks to all who supported their dance. Special thattks to Mom Brown for helping with the lunch and Pa B('own for donating the glass broom and also to all who helped clean up after. 24-09-1 The 1st Seaforth Girl. Gtillde, and Seaforth Boy Scout move- ment wish to thank the First Presbyterian,Church for host- ing their worship service and Mr. Peter Malcolm for lead- ing their parade to the church. in commemoration of Lord Lady Baden Powell. 24-09-1 In Memoriam DEWOLFE;' In loving mem- ory of a dear wife and mother Yvonne DeWolfe who went to be with Jesus, Feb, 24;1983. We ' don't know why,' God called you to be with -Him that day, You fought so hard to live and then you slipped away. But we know that God has promised we'll see you once again if each one you loved so much Will give our hearts to Him. Fondly remembered by Wally, Grace, Alice, Edwin, Erika and Steven. 25-09-1 SCOTT: In loving memory of a dear mother and grand- mother, Betty Doreen, Who passed away Feb. 27, 1977.' God looked around his garden And found an empty space, He then looked down upon the earth, And saw your tired face. He pet his arms around you, And lifted you to rest, God's garden.must be beauti- ful, For he only takes the best. in our hearts your memory lingers Sweetly tender, fond and true There is not a day, dear Mom, That we don't think of you. Never to be forgotten by 5-09-L Son - son Wayne, and Cid ya and Bradley. 1n: y�6flryc , 1984 A13 'Mena DEER:loving'tltemory of a dear husband and fatherJohn R. Beer ;who passed, awe, nine years, ago, pt ebtuary 2, As tinte,nfoids; antallt• # t year Memories ; keep ,, yoit ever; neaSilentr thoughts ..of times to ether Hold memories thatj7Will, last forever,, • Always loved and r'einember- ed by his wife Lillian, sons Dave, John and Steye and daughter-in-law'Melisaa 25-09x1 ccmr.Inloying,memory of a dear mother and grand- mother Betty who •passed away on Feb. 27, 1977, Toknow her is to lovelier, Both for family and friend; And. the sweetness of her memory . Time . can neither dim nor end. Sadly missed by her child- ren:and grandchildren, 25-09x1 SCOTT: In loving memory of a dear daughter and sister Be who passed away Feb. 27, 1977 Memories are treasures no one can steal, Deathis a heartache no one can heal, Some may forget you now that you are gone, But we will remember no matter how long. Ldved and missed by Mom, Dad, brothers and sisters. 25-09x1 Engagements SCHROEDER—DISHF.R Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schroe- der are pleased toannounce the engagement of her daughter .Toan Dale to Ivan Disher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Disher of Dunnville: The wedding will take place en Saturday, March 24, 1984 at the Crediton Zion United Church at 7:00 p.m. Open reception to follow in Exeter. 26-09x1 BROWN—ECKERT Shawn, Jason and David Eckert would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their mother, Lois Ann to Bill C. Brown Jr- on March 24, 1984, 3 o'clock at the Eg- mondville United Church. 26-09-1 DATES GALORE: We are a professional introduction ser- vice ervice designed to introduce compatible people to each other. For all ages. Prespge Acquaintances. Call toll 1-800-263-9103.'i000nn-8 m. i'.Ol" t . t. ONE OFT E EVENTS during Polar baize in Brussels on Saturday was log sawing. Participants of •all ages were invited to participate: Besides the sawing, anyone World Day to be held Correspondent MRS, ALLAN McCALL 887-6677 The February meeting of the Walton 11 unit of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Marilyn McDonald with 14 ladies present. Devotions were led by Dianne McCallum and Blanche Hoegy. The date of the ham supper was changed to the first Tuesday in June. The March meeting is to be held at the manse. _ 4 -II MEETS Meeting two of the Walton 4-H club was held at the home of Pat Nolan, Feb. 13. Minutes were read by Joyanne Van Vliet. Membe s are to bring an item to the next meeting to show (nether members and tell when it was niade. '- Meeting three was held the following Monday evening at the same leader's home, Greeters at Duff's United Church Sunday remem.9a„wc rt Viola_Kirkbyand Elsie Cnr!tcrn Organist was Margery Huether who• ac-' companied Graeme and Helen Craig. Rev. Charles A. Swan wits in Toronto last week for a few days, not Bermuda, as read in last week's paper; sorry for the mistake. • could participate In er polar ''dip, arra wrestling, tug -o -war and public skating. The event was sponsored by the Brussels Llons club. of Praye-r in W Serving communion were Annie Reid, Ray Huether, Bruce Clark, Emerson Mitchell, Neil McGavin, Graeme Craig and Barry Huey. World Day of Prayer service this Friday, .March 2, at 1:3Q p.m. will be held at Duff's United with other churches invited. There will be a slide presentation of the World Council of Churches, n ®igDp@ ©? tGi C@ W@@l3 ' n OVEN BAKED RICE.AND APRICOTS 2-'4 cups (625 mL) water 1 cup (250 m14 long grain rice 1 tsp. (5 mL) salt 1-Y: tbsp (20 nil•.) corn oil 1 14 oz. 350 g) can apricot halves (drained) 'h cup (75 mL) raisins (optional) ft, Mix together rice, water, salt and oil. Bake covered in a 10A or2 quart (1'2 L)'diah in a 375°F,(190°C) oven for 45 mintere, stirring occasionally. Fold- in raisins and drained apricot halves and hake covered 15 minutes longer. Makes 2 servings. ARE you living with a drink- ing problem? Al Anon can help. 527-1650. 19-09-1 FREE 128 page career guide shows how to train at home for 205 top paybag full and part time jobs. Granton Insti- tute 267A Adelaide St. West, Toronto. Call (416) 977-3929 today. a 19-09-01 FARMERS Thlnkincj about building a new barn or drive -shed or fixing your existing buildings? PHONE: CLAMBERS STRUCTIONR 482-3385 FREE ESTIMATES NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Estate of LAV1NA CAROLINE WHEATLEY All persons having claims against the estate of Lavine Caroline Wheatley, late of the Town of Seaforth in the County of Huron, de- ceased, who died on the 28th day of October, 1983. are hereby notified to send in dill particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 7th day of March, 1984, after which date the assets will be dis- tributed having regard only to claims then re- ceived. - Dated at Seaforth, On- tario,. this 13th day of February, 1984. McCONNELL, STEWART, DEVEREAUX & SMITH Se:earth,Ontario Solleltorafer the executors . `WATSON APPLIANCE REPAIR) Sebr•nq.- a °• VEAL'S �PHEINs ALAI) PH. 393-6181 Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 833% miles east of Exeter DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC 420 Men Street, South, Exeter Phone 235.2966 Tuesday • Friday 9.5 TNYS BLOMBERG, O -T 235-1123 CU it KILLING Plt ttesda s BUR Hoe-euredand smoked meats roes ed exactly the way you tile it. it's claw for to�tba rowans RICHARD LOBB AUCTIONEER Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR SAT. MARCH 3, 10 a.m: Furniture, appliances etc. at Lobb's Auction Centre for estate of Marjorie Enright. THURS. MARCH 22 at 1 pens— 4 tractors, com- bine, ntachinery for Andre Latnmerant, 11/4 mile south and 5% miles east of Blyth. SAT. MARCH 24 at 10 a.m. Combines, tractors, farm machinery to be held for several local farmers at Lobb Brothers Auction Yard, Bayfield Rd. Clinton. Consign- ments still being taken phone 482-3409 or 482- 7898. Townshiii of Morris GRAVEL TENDERS GREAT PACE" 70 MX= MANE OR iteit HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES EVERYT1IURSDAY AT13OP.M. A9 claa4es of Bveateek WE INVTTE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Grog ves 262-2619�HensaU Victor Hargraoves 482-7511 Clinton 8 236.27x17 Exeter and229-6205 Kirkton ESTATE AUCTION SALE F -me furniture, appliances etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn, Clinton, Ont. for the Estate of Marjorie Enright of Goderich, plus additions. Sealed. clearly marked tenders are now being received foe the purposes of supplying, crushing, hauling and spreading of approximately 25,060 ca;yds. of 5/8" (talar "A" Gravel for the roads in the' north half of the Township of Morris. Week to be completed by July 27, 1984 to the satisfaction of the Township Road Superinten- dent The contractor to be responsible for any rules or regulations which may be applicable under the Pits and Quarries Act. Apply to the undersigned for contract forms. Tenders must be accompanied by a certified cheque for 10% of the enclosed bid and will be received by'the undersigned until 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 2,1984 Lowest or arty tender not necessarily accepted and all tenders are subject to the approval of M.T.C. LLOYD MIC1HE Read Saperhsteardent Tioraid of Maeda eltamosonsamm Saturday, March 3 AT 10A -M. Mahogany dining suite w/double pedestal table with leaf, six chairs and combination buffet hatch. Zenith 26" floor model colour TV approx:1 years old. General 21 cu. ft- chest freezer. Tappan square model fridge; Simplicity twin tub washhr; Old Rogers floor model radio, McClary combina- tion -electric and wood burning kitchen stove, two matching wicker arm chairs. wicker fern stand. Freneb Provincial chesterfield and chair. halltree, matching modern French Provincial coffee`and end tables. Small oval French Provincial table, two wing type upbot5tered chairs, modern rained and upholstered chair, recliner chair, upholstered swivel rocker and matching ottoman, clock radio, modern drop front desk and chest of drawers combination, hail table w/two drawers and spoofed legs, large wood franie mirror, wardrobe w/mirror doors, dresser w/mirror, night table, chest of drawers and matching, dresser, dresser. chest of drawers, small table w/drawer, daven- port couch. three wooden chairs, three steel beds w/mattresses, % sound end table, TV trays, old wooden kitchen table, utility table, round plant table, copper boiler, scrub board. hand lawn roller, crocks, match table and floor lamps, floor pole lamp, dishes, glassware, pots and pans, small appliances, step ladder, cups and saucers, books plus our usual large offering of items too numerous to mention. Plan 10 attend this sate. TERMS CASH AUCTOl : RICHARD LOBB 482.7896 THE TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT EXPLANATORY NOTE BY-LAW NO. 10-1983 The purpose cif By-law No. 10-1983 which amends Zoning By-law No. 28-1974 is to effect changes to certain regulations contained within Zoning By-law No. 28-1974 regarding liquid manure storage facilities. These changes are the result of Council's consideration of the regula- tions with respect to their reasonableness and effectiveness. These changes are as follows: BY-LAW NO. 10-1983 SECTION NUMBER CHANGE 1. This section substantially revises the require- inents for liquid manure storage facilities. The new requirements include an increase in the total storage period to 240 days and new provisions regarding drop pipes and the fencing cf access ramps. 2. A new subsection bas been added to the Administration provisions in the By-law which stipulates the information required by the Zoning Administrator of the Township when an applicant applies for a building permit for a liquid manure storage facility. This in information will permit a comprehensive assessment of any potential environmental impact related to a proposed storage facility. Ebr further details you should contact Charles Fdend, Clerk, Township of Hibbert, Mtmlctpal Offices, Dylan, Ontario, NOK IEO 15191 345-2931. ONTARIO MUNIcIPAL BOARD L97 THE MAT'T'ER OF Section 39 of The Planning Act (R.S.O. 1980, c. 379), -and- LY THE MATTER OF an application by the Corporation of the Township of Hibbert for approval of its Restricted Area By-law 10-1983. APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints MONDAY, the 26TH DAY OP MARCH, 1984 at the hour of ONE O'CLOCK (local time) in the afternoon at the TOWNSHIP BALL, STAFFA, for the hearing of all parties interested in supporting er opposing this APPLICATION. you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proteed in your Absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings. Itt the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part in the hearing and wishing a copy of the decision may request a copy from the presiding Board Member, or, in writing. from the Board. Such decision will be mailed to you when available. DATED at Toronto this 9115 day of February, 1984, m