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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-12-19, Page 1626. APARTMENTS .]FOR RENT I38. SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 I p 11-1k, ria Olt EXKANTOR, OECEMIER 19, 1990 TWu LARGE ROOMS Aiwa bsisrooat 6310.00 plus nydrs. Amastias February 1/01 Phone t 393-4111,1 Saar 6. 24- 61-11 BACHELOR APARTMENT, tae roast, plus bedroom. 6626100 par raowei pfitt� Aydro. available January 1/91. Cali t- 303-1021 303-1021 allot 6 26 -61 -ti TWO SEOROOM APARTMENT, rides, Mow, washer and dryat included Main loot with briese nt. close to downtown Clinton Available January 1st or February 1st 492-7337 26 51 1 [27. FOR SALE RENT N 1 NEW ANO USED Satellite Systems. rant or lease to own with easy monthly payments: also, repairs to of makes 1. 6 A Southwest Satol lite, (Sty or night. 624-9606. 27 -49 -ti I31. NOTICE 1 A.A. IF YOU THINK you have a drinking problem Alcoholics Anonymous has worked for millions Cali 627-1660 - 31-45-ff E 34. AUCTION SALES RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 Neve, ektiAtsea4 from All the Staff at Lobb Auction Consignments now being accepted for upcoming auctions in January EXPERIENCED TRADESMAN tor any of your needs - carpentry, ceramiCs, drywall, furniture, refinishing, painting. You name it. For quality work call Keith 345-2629. -38-49-11 NELLO'S CONSTRUCTION for all your building needs. No job too big or too small. Call 482-9187 - 38-49-4 35. TENDERS WANTED ESTATE AUCTION Of T►i+ak. A p enwM; Aatlllgna.; Celeedbitei Carpenter's Teats i Oleo. heats to be held al the Jarrell Alert/on Centra. 111 Harbert St. M MNoAM Sat. Dec. 29 at 10:00 AM TOOLS & LQL NT: Macatur d 15 loch deekwesa planar; Rockwell 40 inch wool lease sn stand; Seaver 18 inert bend sow; Itastwail labia sew ilei soot top; Roamed 8 Mas jointer; Ryobi 10 Inch radial ares saw; 1/2 inch Beaver drill press; Sanborn 2 hp air isnipr.ssor; Aer s- gunn power eraswer; Sthll chola saw; two po=wer eensret• trowels; forge; Clarke hoer sander; peels limper; Snapper S hp electric MIA snowblower; sal .1 t=orches; csm•rd mixer; relit. mac hank• loot chs =r11 kit el ssews; bolt sanders. mMers, etc.; tont traitor; id lnelli snowblower for lawn tractor; quantity of building materials Including stool rooftop; new 15 raw oak staircase; ladders; hand heels nuc. HOUSEHOLD; Maytag pertebls dishwasher; Simplicity apt. sized dryer; Sharp microwave; dehumidi- fier; 24 inch electric stove; pair of single beds; floral chesterfield sults; floral love seat; small fruit - wood buffet; dressers; 3 place French Provincial living room suits; six reproduction press back chess; Hslntzmhan upright piano; Mason 6 Rlsch grand piano (needs work); etc. ANTIQUES i COLLECTIBLES: Approx. 400 lots Including flat -to - wan lop; cellar tables with drawers; chovel mirrors; old tools; coach 6 coopers Wools; planes; gingerbread clock; mantis clocks; child's bob sled; belts of all d.scrlpdons; toys; banks; postcards; organ stool; washboards; milk bottles; crocks; railroad lanterns; telephone parts; coal oil lamps; miniature fist Irons 1 trivets; local souvenirs; dishes including Germany, Bavaria. Depression etc. & much more. TRUCK: 1987 Ford F1S0 six cylinder standard with overdrive, 61,000 km. Sold certified. Ladder rack with tool boxes sold separate. A sale of Interest to everyone. TWo auctioneers soiling. Decision of auctioneers final. PROP.: Estate of the Late Wesley Balfour with additions. AUCTIONEERS: Doug Jacob Wallie Ross 271-7894 135. TENDERS WANTED HURONVIEW Tenders for the supply of beef, pork & fowl. Companies who are interested in the tendering process contact Huronview in writing. • Deadline Dece mber 21, 1990 at 2:00 pm. Wayne Lester, Administrator, Box #219, Clinton, Ontario, NOM 1L0 23. REAL ESTATE 3S. SERVICE DIRECTORY • Fuel Oil Furnace Repair end Cleanups Paratchek's Maintenanc L. ham 34S-22iS SNOWBLOWING' Call Silby .I•ssome 522-1410 • Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy. 63 - 3y! miles east of Eater _'i► II_'► Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked meats processed exactly the way you like it 39. CARDS OF THANKS BOLDER I would Ike to say thanks for the many cards, visits, treats and flowers I received when I was In London and Ustowel hospitals and sine coming to Jean's. Special thanks to Dr Neable and the nurses of Second Floor and to Rev Bonnie Cole Arnel for her visits Wishing all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Yew. Elva Bolger. - 39.61-1 ELOIE Thank you for the many greetings and gifts I received tor my 'Special Day" They were much appreciated. I wish you all a Very Joyous Christmas and Happy and Healthy New Year. Violet Elgie - 39-61-1 HOLMES The family of the late Russell Holmes and dear friends the Dick Family would like to express their sincere thanks and deep appreciation to relatives, Inends, and neigh- bours to their beautiful flows and charita- ble donations. Also, a thank you to the doc- tors and nurses at the Sealorth Community Hospital. Special thanks to Mr. Fred Munntngs and his wife for prayers and for providing Lunch after the funeral service. - Susan and Joe Dick. -39.51x1 TREMEER The family of the late Wilfred Tremeer would like to thank relatives, friends and neighbours for their support, floral tributes, memorial donations and other acts of kindness. Thank you for the food that was brought to the house and to the neighbours for supper. Special thank you to Rev Cheryl -Anne Stadelbauer Sampa for her comforting mes- sage. Our appreciation to the Whitney-Ribey Funeral Home and many thanks to the ladies of Egmondville United Church for the lunch following thy service. Thank you to the doc- tors and staff of Stratford General Hospital and Seaforth Community Hospital for their care and understanding during the past few weeks. Your thoughtfulness will long be remembered. Edna Tremeer and family. - 39- 51x1 RUMFORD I would like to express my appreciation to all my family and friends for the visits, gifts. cards, phone calls and flowers while I was in University Hospital and since returning home. A very special thanks goes out to Dr Guiraudon, Dr Tambtyn anJ my nurses Kris, Charles, Terri, Anne, Cheryl and Allan for their time and excellent care. Another special thanks goes to Ang, Leanne, Darcy, Pat, Heather, Chris, Ron, Karen, Cathy, Kim Ginny, Chuck, Veronica, Steve, Barry, Sandi and Cody tor all their support. Thanks again to all for everything Sherry -Lynn Rumford - 39-61x1 123. REAL ESTATE Cullman RFAI. ESTATE lTD 0 AA SEASON'S GREETINGS We're proud to carry on a family tradition of service to the community, and grateful for .your continuing support over the pant 13 years. 8 Main Street Maureen Wildfo • Rich Ke Donna Beuerman Shell Lansink SEAFORTH • I 39. CARDS OF THANKS MILNAMSON a sure you to Or Wilma and ea too slap a Sealorth Common* Nowak, hanks also 1c, Mrs McQuaid, Widen Haney. Frani No, J1rri Sills. K..U. acid laws and Jamas 1Mreson. a specie hanks to Mt. and Mrs Mired Doer sato provided aanaportatbn and put themselves out in many ways Charles H. WIN seri. - 61x 1 t tirotld We to *wit Ns doctors ono nurses el the Si•alorn Hospai and err rtiF Wu* *WI Mends who sant cards and Powsre ding oN s m he hospital. Nei Bwrsrtatart. - 311- Slit ►61x1 TAYLOR I sioNd 114s to hank the students and sal of 8eabrat High Bowel b Me very sympathet- ic and prolassionat Mernor ui Service they mid on Wednesday Oa tw lamas* of fes ex - students tagicaly tried sacs 1979. It must have been wry drill lot Dose pro to qua up and gas a eulogy Ica attends and tan*. A spacial thanks to Nada who woe */ and deliv- ered to poem in rsmsrnbranc• of Brad 1 am stn 1 can spoilt for tho oast of the Sands* when I say your thoughtfulness and remain - 'mance was greaty apprsclelsd. Mary Taykx -39-61x1 40. IN MEMORIAM OOYNE In loving memory oi tie, who passed from this alta, December 24, 1963. Sadly maenad by 'Mile, ramify and grandcrid doen. - 40-61x1 BOX In booing memory of my dew father, Richard S. Box, who passed away tan yews ago Dec 20, 1980 Tin years apo I had to part. With a Dad 1 loved with all my heart, He slipped away without goodbye. But memories of you will never die, miss you Dad and always will, You left a place no one can WI, There are other Dads in the world 1 know But you were mine and I loved you so. As long as I live I will always be glad That out of this world you were my Dad. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Barbara. - 40-61x 1 FINLAYSON-PARSONS In loving memory of our parents Jean Parsons, Dec. 25, 1972; Frank Parsons, August 16, 1985; and Lorne Finlayson, November 16, 1969. You were our parents, Who gave us out lite to live You showed us the way to live each day, There is so much you were willing to give. You have given us love, You gave us comfort and care Whenever we needed you, You were always right there We've taken much and you offered us more, With k generosity that had no end.. If aver we are really been in need, On you w'2 4Pilfi alpays depend. We want to thank you, For al that you have done. We want to say we love you all, And we love you all as one. Sadly missed by Laird, Ruby, and family 40-61-1 Huronview •hill!• rue 3 hums, Coir. Lousy Fuller, Exeter, Said ins -Aaron could be taken to reduce cons during the tial. "If theta is a decrease sn residents that awe should be a comparable decrease in elan. That is what has always beat dose before," said Fuller. "1 don't know how we can answer to the taxpayers for spen- ding $600.000 by not waiting one year." Huronview adnutustratcx Wayne Luta was asked what the transition costs would be for additional saidraur�g dunng this time. Lester be did not have an estimate for the cost but be did not think u would amount to $600,000. In a direct comparison of the adopted plan, Plan 1, to Plan 2, the estimates show: total provincial funds of $11.1 million 10 $11.6 million; county funds of $9.6 mil- lion to $9.3 million; with the total estimated funding at $21.1 million to $20.9 million. With many grant programs, the provincial government usually releases most or all of the funds at the outset, said Tomes, a method which would have solved any potential problems. "With this project we have w spend it before we get it. This is a different type of ballgame from what usually happens," said Tomes. Alcock said Monday that by deferring construction a year, the project would be subject to inflation which would drive up the costs. "To have some interest earning instead of interest expense would be nice but that makes the construction costs go up because of inflation. That boosts the construction costs," said Alcock. "If we go over, we're on our own." Councillors who voted for Plan 1 are: Howard Armstrong, Leona i 40. IN MEMORIAM BUTT In loving memory of our parents, Roy Butt who passed away October 15, 1970 and Edna Butt who passed away December 10, 1 1987. cannot bring the old days back Wwe were all together But lovit1glhou is and memories Will be with us orover. SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Expositor, renewal notices will be in- serted in your paper. Watch for it - don't miss a single issue. Huron 1 I%x ositor P C'• 527-0240 Sadly missed by Karen, Al and family, and Brenda and Peter. - 40-61x1 THORNTON In loving memory of Mrs. Mary Thornton who passed away Dec. 9, 1982 Today recalls sad memories, Ota dear Mother gone to rest And tho ones who thinks of her today, Are the ones who loved her best Sadly missed by Idella and Norman and grandchildren. - 40-51x1 41. PERSONAL A HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY GIFT MEMBERSHIP gives enjoyment all year. 36.00 cost includes annual magazine. Call 527-1860 - 41-50x2 Arroarsuag, Purim Utnier, lade Coleman, Bee Cooke, Cecil Cranial, Tom Cumungbalis, John Doherty, Norman Fairies, Dug Pram, Maine Hjclutoli,rry Pruut, Jim Robinson, Ernest Sank Tom Tomes, Albeit Wasson, Lineel Wildon, Gordon Wattles. aid Harry Worsen. Councillors who voted to Han pporc an 1 are: Garry Baker. ilia Ben- nett, George Cancel n, Robert Fisher, teensy Fuller, Allan Gibson, Murray Keys, Bruce Malian, Brian McBurney, Bill Mrckle, John Rodges, Grant Staling and Bill V d115tolnC Crops •tram page 3 importance of preserving the soil and not polluting the creeks and streams, and is now starting to give financial incentive to farmers interested in implementing some conservation farming methods. Even with the methods used by Mr. Glanville, he did the same as other farmers and feels the financial pinch brought on by low paces for the good yields. Neil Dolmage, RR 4 Walton, reports he had good yields of corn, white beans, soybeans, oats, barley and kidney beans. For six years he's been growing kidney beans and says this year's crop was slightly above average for what he's grown previously. His yield was 33 bushels per acre, which is up over last year. Mr. Dolmage said the prices for kidney beans weren't too bad this year. Since kidney beans are harvested later in the fall Mr. Dolmage said the crop can be "Nerve racking." Elgin Young Apiaries, RR 1 Seaforth, yielded half a ton of honey from 18 hives. He says this was not an exceptional year and not as good as last year when he had 14 hives yield one whole ton. "Honey prices are terrible now," said Mr. Young. "The prices are about the same as last year, but have been down for several years. Unpasteunzed honey in containers is selling at a dollar per pound, less if wholesale. Two or three years ago I was getting a dollar and a half per pound. I sell all I can from here and sometimes ship some to Milton. Costs are going up for containers and the bits and pieces in hives arc more expensive.' At W.G. Thompson and Sons mills in Hensall, Rick Ingram, assistant manager, reported "Yields were good this year and quality was good. They (yields) were better than last year, with the exception of barley and oats. 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