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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-08-08, Page 11• • • THF HURON EXPOSITOR, AUGUST a. 1990 11 23. REAL ESTATE H A . MERG REAL ESTATE. Brokta 96 Main St S . Seaforth 32. VACATIONS • SOUTH CAROLINA - iAyrus Bssch Radom - Oceanfront Condos, Tenni*, indoor Pool, Putting Grtidns, Saunas, Whirlpools, Housekeeping and Gott Packages FREE Brochure 1-800-448-5663 or 1403238.3002 32-32 -bc: 527-0430 HENRY MERO - BROKER HARRY DENHAAN - SALESMAN RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES MENSALL - 3 bedroom, 1 Vs storey noire in vary good contain, _Mllated on 2 prime lots in an enoi1«M residential area *90,000 00. BRUCEFIELD - ideal starter home This 2 bedroom has been meticulously renovated and is in move -In condition Only +69,900 00 BUILDING LOTS - 2 building lots in town & fully serviced, 66' x 132' *22,000 00 each EGMONDVILLE - Ideally suited to the family, this bungalow has 2 bedrooms on the main floor and 2 downstairs, 2 baths, rec room with fireplace & bar and games room Situated on 2 large lots and priced at $135,000.00. BEAUTIFUL downtown Kippen in country -like setting, this immaculate 3 bedroom home is situated on a '/2 acre lot with lots of mature trees and nicely landscaped High efficient gas heat, Lull basement, attached garage & paved drive are a few of the many outstanding features of this fine pro- perly Priced right at +86,500 00 INCOME AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES 25 JARVIS ST. - Well rented duplex with 3 and 2 bedroom units ideally located and in excellent condition *97,000 00. COUNTRY HOMES McKILLOP TWP. - Restored stone home with 3000 sq ft , a very unique property with a fully stocked 3 acre pond fed by artesian well. 2 guest cabins, heated workshop and planted with various trees Ideal situation for a fish farm and is already licensed as a fish preserve and fish out. Really must be seen. FARMS FIRST CLASS - Swine and beet operation on 150 scenic acres with a beautiful 2 storey, 5 bedroom home. A very modern set-up for 85 sows farrow - finish and 100' x 80' beef barn. Call for details. NEW LISTING - McKillop Twp., 140 acres. 132 workable, no buildings, x220,000.00 GREY TWP. - 59 acre and 43 acre parcels of land on County Road #25, tiled and workable. Call for details. DAIRY FARM - One of Ontario's foremost dairy operations with 2366 L of #1 and 770,392 L of M.S.Q., ap- prox. 200 cows milking plus various younger stock. Free stall barn with slat floors, 17 stall milking turntable, modern ranch style home, 400 acres of excellent land and fully equipped. A must to see. McKILLOP TWP. - 98 acres with 2 storey home, vacant pig barn, frame barn, 3 mi. from Seaforth $155,000.00. 33. EDUCATIONAL LOG BUILDING CAREER Pat Wolfe Log Building School offers career courses beginning September 10. 10 week, $2,000, 4 week, 111000; 1 week. 11.900. (613) 253-0631, Ottawa area 33-32 -bc TRANSPORT DRIVER TRAINING for rewarding careers in trucking Class A Z and D -Z licenses Days and weekend courses Job placement assistance Markel Transport Training. Guelph 1-800-265-7173 33-32 -bc LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the Southwestern Ontario School of Auc- tioneering Next class October 20-27/90 For information, contact Southwestern Ontario School of Auc- tioneering, RR 5, Woodstock, Ontario, N4S 7V9 (519) 537-2115 33-32 -bc 23. REAL ESTATE • Seaforth Office: 527-1577 34. AUCTION SALES i AUCTION SALE Corvette car, riding lawn mower, ap- pliances, furniture, etc. to be held at Lobb's Large Auction Building, Clin- ton for several local consignors Sat. Aug. 11 at 10 a.m. CAR: 1979 Corvette with air, cruise, tilt steering wheel, power windows, selling safety checked at 11:30 a.m. MOWER: Jacobsen riding mower in like new condition. APPLIANCES, FURNITURE, ETC.: large chest freezer, small chest freezer, matching Admiral fridge and 30" electric stove, approx. 4 yrs. old, Admiral washer and dryer, 12" B&W TV, vacuum cleaner, corner china cabinet with glass shelves, gate leg drop leaf dining table with 3 leaves, 5 matching chairs, chesterfield, 3 matching press back chairs, odd press back chair, coffee and end table sets, 4 dressers, 3 chests of drawers, night tables, 2 high chairs, small tables, hump back trunk, modern rollaway bed, 2 crokinole boards, old telephone, matching table lamps, bedding, towels, 3 handmade quilts, hi fi, electric heaters, electric fans, water skis, butter boxes, wooden swivel office chair, 2 toy wagons, 2 doll buggies, 2 small bicycles, some toys, plastic gas tank, garden tools, heavy duty 1/2" electric drill, 2 car stands, some sockets and wrenches, lawn chairs, electric lawn mower like new, chest of silver, dishes and glassware in- cluding 8 place setting of Royal Albert Lady Hamilton dishes, 8 place setting of Royal Albert Val D'or pat- tern dishes, plus much more, small appliances, plus many other items. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper 1.D. AUCTIONEERS: Richard Lobb & Burt Lobb 482-7898 34. AUCTION SALES • 23. REAL ESTATE RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON - 482-7898 s J. AUG. 11 AT 10 A.M.: 1979 Cur- veMts car, riding lawnmower, furniture, appliances at Lobb Large Auction Building in Clinton. SAT. AUG. 25 AT 10 A.M.: Convertible car, antiques, furniture et. at Lobb's Large Auction Building in Clinton. Good additions being accepted in this vection. Phone 482-7898 now REG BADLEY CaII 345-2564 and leave a message 1 cu. toot Toads reezers 530995 pickup Over w d,fferent freezers to choose from Drysdale Major Appiiancos IWeutl ("Matto Ir• Place b il..p Aopl'a"cI• 262 2728 Open Daily. Fri. - 9 p.m ll 1111111 ANTIQUE AUCTION Large Auction of Antiques and Col- lectibles to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre 185 Herbert St. In Mitchell for several consignors on THURS., AUGUST 16 AT 4:00 P.M. INCLUDING: China cabinets; two games tables; parlor tables; com- bination oak drop front china cabinet; wicker pieces; approx. 100 pieces sterling silver; 100 pieces silver plate; Tiffany style shades; decoys; old clocks; crocks and jugs; corner whatnots; chamber sets; butter presses; sugar moulds; toleware; 35 miniature lamps; coal oil lamps of all types; large quantity of Tamp parts; powder flasks; trivets; bracket lamps; match holders; sleigh bells; banquet lamp parts; horse brass; large Art -Deco mirror; old scrapbooks; hanging Aladdin Tamp; Tiffany floor lamp; wooden carvings; 25 cast iron banks; 20 oil paintings; washstands; drop leaf table; copper and brass; document boxes; cutlery boxes; jardiniers and stands; umbrella stand; clock shelves; stereoscopes and cards; cast iron what -not; large quantity wooden utensils; eight place set- tings of Joan of Arc sterling silver cutlery; silver tea services; dinner sets; large selection of dishes & glassware including Bennington, cut glass, biscuit jars, pickle cruets, cruet sets, cocoa pots, col- oured and pressed glass, Nippon, Royal Beyreuth, Bavaria, Noritake, Germany etc. This sale will include approx. 1200 lots with 2 auc- tioneers selling at same time. Viewing after 12:00 on Thurs. day of sale. AUCTIONEERS Doug Jacob & Wallie Ross 271-7894 539-5077 1l./l 34. AUCTION SALES ll l Doug Jacob & Wallie Ross 271-7894 or 393-6214 AUCTION CALENDAR THURS-, AUG. t AT 0:00 ►.Y.: Awe bon of antiques; apPllancea and household effects to be held at the Jacob Auction Centre in Mitchell. Rose Bundscno prop SAT., AUG. 11 AT 10:00 A.M.: Clearing auction of implements, teed, antiques & mist two mite east ut Bright for the King Brothers THURS., AUG. 10 AT 4:00 P.M.: Large auction of antiques and collec- tibles to be held at the Jacoo Auction Centre 185 Herbert St in Mitchell for several consignors 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Cleaning Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 145-2235 35. TENDERS WANTED 23. REAL ESTATE Culligan REAL ESTATE LTD. 8 Main Street. Seaforth 15 Sperling St. - $75,000.00 Other Listings GEORGE ST. - Ready for oc- cupancy. this new brick ranch features 3 bedrooms, formal din- ing, main floor laundry. oak kitchen cabinetry, high efficiency gas heat Excellent location just one block from uptown JOHN ST. - 11/2 storey. 3 bedroom home in excellent residential area, close to school and uptown with main floor family room, formal din- ing area, plenty of storage space. $52,900 00. MAiN ST. NORTH - Triplex - each unit with 2 bedrooms. self contain- ed, newer siding, gas heat Ex- cellent location close to uptown, large lot List *84,900 00 {Seaforth & Clinton Representative Maureen Wtldfonp 482-3224 78 Goderich St. - $74,900.00 109 Market St. - $129,900.00 77 Market St. - $70's 19 Side St. - $59.900.00 22 Chalk St. - $80's Highways Department Screening Winter Sand -1990- SEALED TENDERS on Forms and in Envelopes available from the office of the undersigned will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. local time on: THURSDAY, AUGUST 16,1990 for the following Contract: HC -90-206 Screening Winter Sand -1990- The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. Denis B. Merrell, P. Eng. Huron County Engineer Court House Goderich, Ontario N7A 1M2 LNOTICE TO CREDITORS STUMP REMOVAL Reasonable Rates Call , CUT -RITE TREE SERVICES 229-8802 AIL 139. CARDS OF THANKS REGELE 1 wish to thank Dr Rodney, Dr Quinlan, and Dr Tamblyn, all the nurses and staff of Seaforth Communi- ty Hospital for their excellent care, also my family, all who visited me and sent cards and tor phone calls All was ap- preciated Harry Regele 39-32 x1 MacLEAN 1 would like to thank my trends, neighbours and relatives for the cards, flowers and treats while I was a patient in University Hospital and since retur- ning home. Your kindness was ap- preciated. Grant. 39-32 xl 140. IN MEMORIAM NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In The Estate Of JOSEPH ALBERT LANE All persons having claims against the estate of JOSEPH ALBERT LANE. late of the Township of Hibbert in the Coun- ty of Perth, who died on or about the 22nd day of June 1990 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 22nd day of August 1990 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 9th day of July 1990. McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux Barristers. &c.. Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In The Estate of WILLIAM LESLIE O'SHEA All persons having claims against the estate of WiLLIAM LESLIE O'SHEA, late of the Town of Seaforth, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 21st day of May 1990 are hereby notified to send in full particulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 22nd day of August 1990 after which date the assets will be distributed having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this 14th day of June 1990. McConnell, Stewart & Devereaux Barristers, &c.. Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors I38. SERVICE DIRECTORY TAYLOR In loving memory of our beloved son, brother, grandson and uncle, Bradley Taylor, who passed away August 13, 1989. Words cannot express today, The sadness in my heart, For one year ago you passed away, And now we are apart I never got to tell you, How much I truly cared, And now the pain lingers on, Some days too much to bear. I've cried so many times, And tried to understand, Why you had to leave this world, And go to Gods' known land. But I know that you don't want, To hear my cries of grief, You were taken for a purpose. Although your life was brief. As i've heard so many times before. You're in Heaven with God above But selfishly dear Brad, I want you here with us to love. I cannot change what is done, Nor can I turn back time, So I must let you go ahead, To a place that is divine. Lord, if there are roses in Heaven, Please pick a bunch with care, And tell him we will always care. Always loved and missed, Mom, Rick, Brian, Lynn, Wayne, Breanne, Grand- pa and Grandma. 40-32 x1 STRYKEA"S SIDING INSTALLATION •SIDING •SOFFIT 'FASCIA •Ai 11AAINUM & VINYL_ REPLACEMEfdT witi0Ows •STORL4 WINDOWS & OOoitS •EAVESTf000H$NG QUALITY IEMOVA110N1111 RMf EBTiNATF4, OWP ?r►',TARS FXPFRIFIVCF " Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy 81 1' miles east of Exelrr 2; i-1 1 2 1, Try us for (1 ISTOM Ktl t INC and PROCESSING Kill Days TuPsriays OUR SPiCIALTY Horne cured And smoked meats prix eased exactly the way you like it. COSTELLO In loving memory of a dear father and grandfather, Bernard (Barney) Costello who passed away August 4, 1980. We love you Dad in every way, Our thoughts and prayers are with you everyday. We sit and talk of times we've shared, We know you hear and know we care. Always loved and remembered by wife Erma, children Tom and Betty, Donna, Mike and Gaby, Rick and Joan, Deb, Kim and Ron, and grandchildren 40-32 x1 One concern TAYLOR In loving memory of my close friend. Bradley Roland Taylor who suddenly passed away, one year ago, August 13. 1989. Bradley, we never got to say goodbye, You vanished from sight, but from my thoughts. If I had the chance to rewind, I would change the past and things go differently this time Your missed so very much, It must have been that special How could you ever be forgotten, It seems like years since 1' seen you 1a31, But really oast When I think All our times I look over all the good and bad, And remember that one true. special. Friend "I" once had Always remembered and greatly miss- ed by Tracey 40-32 1 never make touch its been one year that's back and remember. we shared, • tress pagr Z Naturally the UFA would like to be Ulu general fano or or on and with a peeateel awnp of almost 21,000 Ontario farmers, u Is doliuuely the most representativ e group. But any farm organuauun chosen would have io be accoun- table to the farm community. By having to reapply for certification oa a regular basis, the or would have to do its job actively. If for instance, five yaini down the line, a new group, the "Frontier Farmers of the Front Forty" earned greater support from the majority of farmers and applied for certification as the "one farm voice" it could just as well be selected for certification by the tribunal. The problem with having move than one voice for the agricultural community is that when you have two, you can't deny the right of others to form, and you end up with fifty. Go talk to government about some problem with fifty different voices, and they'll smile at you patiently, tell you to go home and talk it over until you agree and in the meantime they'll do nothing. This has been happening in the farm community for a long time. We need to stop squabbling amongst ourselves. BENNEWIES In loving memory of Edwin Bennewies who went 10 his rest on August 3. 1984 They say time heals the sorrow And we have our memories But we cannot hug a memory Or kiss a memory good night And everyday that passes We still mi84 that loving touch And we treasure all the memories Thanking God we have that much Always remembered by wife Susan. six sons, and six daughters-in-law, a daughters and 4 sons -in -taw, 33 grand- children, 25 great-grandchildren. 40-32 -1 It costs money to maintain a farm organization that can speak effec- tively to government. Much of this work in Ontario today is done by volunteers, especially at the "grassroots" level. A problem is that too much time is spent keeping the membership up for funding instead of working together to help each other. On this basis, it's remarkable that our farm groups funded by voluntary memberships have had such an impact in Ontario. But it could be so much better. With stable funding in place, more resources would be available toward our goals of assisting individual farmers and the rural community, increasing public awareness of agriculture and developing policy between farmers and government. The public interest could be better served by an effective group working together for responsible environmental regulation, sensible land use policies, effective industry support programs and fair taxation. At present, approximately 22,000 Ontario farmers pay membership dues to three farm organizations and because of their work, 72,713 farmers are able to save money by purchasing farm license plates for their trucks; get their farm tax rebate back; get interest rate assis- tance this year; enjoy rural rate assistance on their hydro bill every month; get a gas tax rebate on fuel used in agriculture; and much, much more. Every Ontario farmer benefits from these programs, but not every farmer is paying his fair share. By comparison, look at Quebec's agricultural situation. Most of you would agree Quebec's 41,448 census farmers have been better protected by their government from the "hard times" in the in- dustry than Ontario producers. The well financed L'Union des Produc- teurs Agricole (UPA) has real clout both federally and provincially. Quebec law says that every farmer earning over $2999.99 in farm sales must pay $170. annually to support their general interest farm or- ganization. Respect for the Bill of Rights causes our basis to be volun- tary, but hopefully we can make membership in such an organization so beneficial that everyone will want to be included. On the editorial page of Farm & Country, $NOLDICE In loving memory of a dear husband Russell Sholdice who poised away two years ago August 6, 1988. and son Warren Shotdice, nine years ago August 7, 1981 Sadly missed and never to be forgotten. Wife and mother, Verna Shoktrce and family, Mitchel, Ontario 40-32 -1 June 19, 1990, Former Agriculture Minister William Stewart compared our situation to that of Quebec. He remembers Ontario farmers losing the opportunity for an effective, strong, well financed organization in 1969 and hopes that we can get it together this year. It is a com- mendable goal for all of us. 40. IN MEMORIAM RAU in loving memory of a dear son Paul Rau. who passed away one year ago August 2. 1989 You left us with fond memories of all the happy times we had together, and the love and blessings Sadly missed by Mother. Wayne. Greg and Julianne and Mary Jane 40-32 x1 KNIGHT In loving memory of a dear Mother and Grandmother, Ruth Knight. who passed away August 9, 1987 Down the path of memories. We gently tread today. All our thoughts aro with you Mom. As life goes on its way Some people say as time goes by The heartache will subside. But the fearing in our hearts today. Is the same as the day you died Lovingly remembered by Marjorie, Tom, Brian and Paul 4o-32 x1