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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-11-15, Page 16THE HURON EXPOSITOR NOVEMBER 15 1989 ISA 23. REAL ESTATE nB�gm PRIMEtea. HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL RETAIL SPACE IN BAYFIEL 25. 'PROPERTY FOR RENT MODERN PROFESSIONAL OFFICE on Albert St Clinton Available June 1st $400.00 per month. Includes all utilities Call 482-9210 2514 tf lei •New Highway Commercial Mall to be built on Highway 21 in the Village of Bayfield. *Mall will feature plenty of parking and retail space •from 500 to 10,000 sq. ft. IF YOU'RE THINKING OF SETTING UP A' NEW OR BRANCH BUSINESS IN BAYFIELD CALL US NOW. 26. APARTMENTS FOR RENT 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY CUSTOM COMBINING corn, beans, et cetera Air reel, 4 WD rotary machine Phone 291-147 or 291-4818 38-45-2 MAXWELL APARTMENTS Bachelor apart- ments rents from $247.00 to 5330.00 per month Call 393-6921 26-44-5 • AVAILABLE AGAIN - bachelor apartment. Main Street, available December 1 527-0810 daytime. 522-1323 atter 6 26-45-0 27. FOR SALE O `t RENT Fug@ Oii Furnace Repair and Cleaning Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 VEALS Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy 83 - 31/2 miles east of Exeter NEW AND USED Satellite Systems. rent or lease to own with easy monthly payments. also. repairs to all makes L & A Southwest Satellite day Or night 524-9595 ' 27-44-tt 28. WANTED 235-1.12,; Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Davc - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and smoked meats processed exactly the way you like it Queensway The Bethel Reformed women supplied prizes and assistance at Bingo, Monday afternoon at Queensway Nursing Home in Hensel'. Residents are pleased to have them as Bingo volunteers for November. Fun and Fitness started the day Tuesday morning, followed by Mental Aerobics, mind stimulating games. Reverend Wright of the Hensall United Church led the wor- ship service Tuesday afternoon with Joyce Pepper as pianist. On Wednesday, the Baking Club met, and while members worked, Doug Insley serenaded them, with several numbers played on his Hawaiian guitar. Everyone enjoyed his music, Thursday afternoon, residents welcomed residents of the Bluewater Rest Home along with adjuvant, Catherine Shantz and volunteer Molly. Gowdy. They danced to Water tower Ti . RENT WANTED TO RENT - 100 acres of farmland in Seatorth area Call after six, 522.1776.28+45.2 TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT or house in Seatorth before Christmas Call 527-2638 anytime 28-46-2 HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Ever Thursday at 12:30 p.m All classes of livestock WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 482.7511 Clinton 262.2619 Barry Miller 36-2" 1' Exeter & 229-6205 Kirkton toe Zehr 887.9599 Brussels studies Loos the nostalgic music of Gladys Van Egmond and Elgin Nott and were carried back to the 1920s and 30s with their wonderful piano and fiddle music. In the evening a documentary of WW II was shown to help commemorate Remembrance Day. Laos was the featured country for Inter- national Day Friday. Presidents discussed all sorts of interesting facts about this small country near Vietnam. They saw beautiful samples of their weaving and hand work, stamps, and silver plated aluminum dishes. Thank you to Sisauath Inthavong for providing the artifacts Coming Events for Queensway are: November 24 from 10 - 3 p.m. Geri Fashions and November 30 at 2:30 p.m, Birthday party with Laurene Madge ar.J Friends. from page 1 tion of the tower. The lag pump, however, failed to kick in and the water pressure was cut off. The problem was corrected immediately and the PUC does not foresee any further problems with the lag pump. Trucks 2 and 3 were recently inspected 39. CAR OF THANKS REAL ESTATE .LTD: Realtor - 29. FOR RENT REPRESENTATIVES Tom Rudell 434-8441 Heather Beattie 434-8441 culmen REAL ESTAT LTD FARMS WINTER STORAGE for three cars, $75.00 each Phone 345-2489 29-45x2 ONE BEDROOM duplex available December 1 Must have references. Phone 527-05613.29-46-1 TWO BEDROOM COTTAGE with garage in Seatorth $475.00/month plus utilities. Available December 1 Gall atter 4 p.m, 348-4328 29-46-1 HOUSE IN WALTON includes freezer. fridge and stove, 5500.00 per month, first and last month s rent. Phone 887-6701 after six.29-46-2 THREE BEDROOM HOUSE completely moder riizecl, close to schools Call 527-1577.29-46-' STAFFEN'S LAWN CARE SNOW REMOVAL •DRIVIEWAYS • t" OOFS 527-2280 'ger littia 134. AUCTION SALES NEW LISTING - 100 acres, 90 workable, no buildings. 40 acres winter wheat. List price $136,900.00 • McKILLOP , 112 acres with 4 bedroom, 11/2 storey home. 11/2 baths, 40 x 60 straw shed, 35•x 50 hen house. workshop & drive shed. $175,000.00 EXETER AREA - 100 acres, 98 workable, 2 storey red brick, 3 bedrooms, older barn, drive shed 24 x 40, shed 25 x 15' McKILLOP - 150 acres. 140 workable, 2' storey red brick home. implement shed 28 x 64 plus dryers HIBBERT - 55 acres, 48 .workable. no buildings. List price $90,000.00. DAIRY - 3 bedroom, 11/2 storey renovated home. Bank barn 60 x 64', 35 stall, imple- ment shed 32 x 72 plus 32 x 64, 25 x 50 older frame shed. Double garage. Milk quota 166 litres MSO 71444 transferrable 127 ACRES - 120 workable, 4 bedroom brick home built in 1967. Barn 170 x 80, 2 steel granaries, shed 40 x 64 List price $250,000:00 MAUREEN WILDFONG 527-1577 8 Main Street Seaforth Head Office: 62 Ontario Road Mitchell, Ontario Tel. 1.348-8355 31. NOTICE A.A. i1 you think you have a drinking problem Alcoholics Anonymous has worked for millions Call 527.1650 31 -44 -ti ARE YOU LIVING WITH a drinking problem'? Ai Anon can help. 527-1650 31-46x1 © Your Agra -Realtor ono WORKMAN REAL ESTATE L1CO, REPRESENTATIVES HENRY MERO .527.0430 NEW LISTING: 5.76 acres of land, highway location, east of Seaforth, '12,000.00. NEW LISTING: 1 acre of land in Egmondville overlooking the Bayfield River. '17,000.00, NEW LISTING: 3 bedroom brick bungalow with full finished basement, gas heat, pay• ed drive and more. '109,000,00 NEW LISTING: 3,700 sq ft. commercial building, large ,9 acre lot, excellent location. Will sell or lease. Call for details, NEW LISTING: Egmondville 3 bedroom coun- try chalet style home, open concept .with beamed ceilings, open balcony, etc. Lorge lot. '110;000;00, WALTON: Commercial property on Main St. with residence. '65,000.00, x 135 JAMES ST.: A beautiful 4 bedroom 2 storey home with main floor family room, for. mal dining room, high efficient gas heat and more. All on 2 full well treed lot. '120,000.00. 5 ACRES with 2 storey brick home, 24' x 40' garage & born, Paved road. '110,000.00, Must be seen. DAIRY FARM: Neor Seaforth, 100 acres with quota. INCOME PROPERTY: Goderich St. W. 1000 sq. ft. commercial plus 3 fine apartments. Total income over '25,600,00. Excellent in. vestment opportunity. samara MLLE:Exp �'I l i/o storey frame, 3 bedroom hoge fenced yard, '79,900,00. 106,Ili¢IIES in .McKillop Twp. Vendor says sell 150.workable, newer 3 bedroom home, double -frame born & much more, Coll now. EXCELI:ENT,JNcOME opportunity In this 2 storey. brick building on -Main St. with 3 apart- ments & 2 storefronts. Call for details. 414lLDING.LOTS:,We have o very good seleo tion of lots in,Seaforth, Egmondville and area. Goll for .your choice. ..AREA :FARMS: We have many area farms eand:couhtry,homes available. Call for .your fhoceof atp•d:selection. 33. EDUCATIONAL FREE 1989 guide to study -at-home dor- respondence Diploma courses for prestigious careers Accounting. Air conditioning, Book. keeping Business, Cosmetology. 'Electronics Legal/Medical Secretary Psychology. Travel Granton (5'A) 263 Adelaide W Toronto 1-800-950-1972 33-46-bc LEARN AUCTIONEERING'at the Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering Next class February 10.17/89 For information, contact Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneerrng. R.R 5 Woodstock. Ontario. N4S 7V9 (519)537-2115 33-46-bc HOW TO PLAY. POPULAR PIANO OR ORGAN. New home study course. Fast, easy method. Guaranteed! FREE information Write Studio 30 3264 Boucherre Road, Kelowna, B.0 VIZ 2H2 33-46-bc YOUR FUTURE starts with..,Tri-County Truck Driver Training. Established in 1978, job search assistance available, daytime, evening and weekend courses. 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Check last week's paper for full list. Prop. Ida Haehnel Auctioneers; 'Doug Jacob 271-7594 & Wallie Ross 539-5077 tt 34. AUCTION SALES REG BADLEY -' ILL PRESZCATOR 345.2564'Oi$f1.233.3220 JIM PRESZCATOR - 522-0185 Ssalorth Office Open Monday Io Friday 527425E/0 RICHARD LOBB AUCTION CALENDAR CLINTON 482-7898 SAT., NOV. 18 AT 10 AM. - Antiques; fur- niture; riding mower; welder; power washer; jig saw; wood lathe; antique;glasswbre; toy trac- tors; dolls etc; at Richard Lobb's Sam, Clinton„ Auctioneers Burt Lobb & Richard Lobb. SAT., NOV. 18 AT 1:30 P.M. - John Deere 4020 diesel tractor w/cab; John Deere 3020 gas tractor; Ford 3400 gas tractor w/Joader; corn dryer; farm machinery; 3 miles westand SS mile south of Dungannon for Doug Brown 529-7416, Auctioneer Richard Lobb. See last week's Goderich paper for lull listing. SAT., NOV. 25 AT -10 AM.- 88 pieces Bridal Wreath Limoges:dishes, crystal; glass, brass,& 1, silver pieces etc. to be held at'1 ichard Lobb's Auction Ram, Clinton -for Anne SandersonOf • Goderich,plus good.,additlons. LARGE t VCTION SALE Toy tractors, dolls, 'vssware, appliances, furniture, riding mower, power washer, welder, table lig saw, antiques, etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn, Clin- ton, for Exeter and Seaforth area residents. SATURDAY, NOV. 18 at 10 A.M. LAWN MOWER, ETC.: John Deere 68 riding mower, John Deere power washer, 'acetylene torch set and cart, wood lathe with table, Beaver table modal Ile saw with motor, 114" x 64" Bay window, en- trance door with a side light, heavy duty skill saw, chainsaw, 24 ft. extension lad- der, plus more. SNOWBLOWER: Toro 6 h.p. 26" snowblower, HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, FURNITURE: Woods upright freezer, Thomas double keyboard electric organ with foot pedals, Hardwick 24"' gas stove, Simplicity com- pact apt. size clothes dryer, antique side board with mirror, wooden dining table w/3 loaves, 6 matching prossback chairs, Jenny Linde bed, antique 3 drawer chest, 2 ornate antique % size wooden beds, 1/ box springs and mattresses like now, 6 bent rod ice cream chairs, Ice box cup- board, tea wagon with large wheels, 2 large TV and stereo wall units, small table with twist legs, modern dining table with 2 leaves and six matching chain with can- ed backs, matching table, 4 chairs and cabinet, oak office swivel chair, highchair, Eureka vacuumcleaner,-brldge lamp, floor lamp, floor model hill with 8 track, spool bad, old postal,scole, 2 horse collars with mirrors, harness hook, horse collar and harness, hay hook, 3, piece bedroom suite, 2.wooplen planes,.blow torch, toilet pitcher basin and chamber,-9.ft. x 94i. axminister style carpet, 2 exercise -bikes, sadirons, ,patio umbrella table with 4 chairs, .fancy antique:chlld's.,woodon appleborrel„Piller mantel clack, guitar, hall .tree, child's wagon, old radio, ,cream can, propane barbecue, wooden kitchen ,tpble ,w/lack knife leaf„pedostol,feentstand..old,plctures' and fremos, baby,crlb, approx. 29to'y.trae- tors, .large offering,of .dolls, dell clothes, \ .doll , high choir, Iron .bed, bassinet, stuff- ed Teddy Bears, .toy .windup drain set, silver ..mountain .train- iilth„whlstla.,,girl dog pictures, apple;peeler,trncking home. dishes and ,glosaware:indigene antique pleceswlllow,pattern, etc., phismanycol- •legtgJllerltems .Ro,autnetta,us,to.mantien. :N,QTEs,Zwmaucflpaylprt13011ing,at.fhs rams+ -tllmo.,storting of AD,a.m, - Jarmst'ash'ortchaguewith proper IcD. AM 1iltW.44EERS ta.1kbar d: aol03.1*I � ikdbb -01lnfprt 217 8 CONNOLLY I wish to thank everyone for the cards, gifts and flowers 1 received In Seaforth Hospital and since coming home, Special thanks to my fami- ly, Dr. Malkus, Dr. Van Walraven and nursing staff for their great care. Everything was much appreciated, Mary Connolly, 39-46x1 SALDIVAR We wish to express a special thanks to Dr Rodney, Dr. Malkus, nurses and staff for the arrival of our daughter Roseanne Alicia. Sincere thanks Jim and Fran 39-46-1 AGAR I would like to thank the doctors and nurses of Seaforth and Stratford hospitals for their kindness and care while I was a patient. An- na Agar. 39-48x1 WORKMAN We would Tike to express our thanks to friends and neighbours for flowers, gifts and cards that we received for our 50th wedding anniversary, We would also like to thank our family and anyone else that helped 'in anyway to make the evening so enjoyable. Sincerely Winston and Evelyn 39-46x1 LANE We would like to express our thanks to our family, to our friends and relatives for our 50th Anniversary party. Also many thanks for flowers and cards delivered to our home and the gifts we have received. It was a day 'we'll never forget. A special thanks to Father Caruana for the anniversary services. Joe and Helene Lane. 39-46-1 MERO I would like to thank Dr. Leung and nurses at Stratford General Hospital and Dr. Malkus and nurses at Seaforth Community Hospital for their care while being a patient. I would like to thank -. relatives and friends for gifts, flowers, cards and visits for Laura and myself, All was appreciated, Pauline and Laura 39-46-1 MARKS Special thanks to Dr. McIver, Dr. Quinlan and the nursing staff on the fourth floor at Strat- ford General Hospital, also to Dr. Malkus and the nursing staff at Seatorth Hospital. to Mike Betties who drove the ambulance and Art McNaughton for his care during the ride to Stratford, Thanks to my family and friends for the cards, visits, phone calls and for giving Maxine rides back and forth to Stratford, also special thanks for the visits and phone calls I have received since returning home. Thanks so much. Nelson Marks. 39-46-1 TREMEER We would like to say a sincere thank you to our family, relatives, neighbors and friends for the gifts, cards and good wishes on our 60th anniversary. A special thanks to our family for the delicious dinner at Clinton. Also to our nieces and nephews, Joyce and Don McClure, Greta and Murray Baker, Marjorie and Doug Gibbings for the lovely dinner Sunday. Wilfred and Edna Tremeer 39-46x1 40. IN MEMORIAM McCOWAN In loving memory of a dear mother. grand. mother and great-grandmother Isabel McCowan, who passed away seven years ago. November 19. 1982. Sadly missed along life's way, Quietly remembered every day. NO longer in our lives to share, But in our hearts, she's always there Lovingly remembered by 'John and Leta, grand- children, Brian, John, Connie McGowan, Brian, Rhonda Miller and great-grandchildren Pamela and Denise Miller. 40-46x1 41. PERSONAL OVERWEIGHT? Try our new Appetite Control Program - lose up to 29 lbs, in 30 days. No drugs. 100% guaranteed. Surprisingly affor- dable! Call (416)847-6434 41-46-bc ORIENTAL LADIES wish to write to single men for friendship. FREE photo -brochure and details. 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However, visual and manual in- spection of the cables in question by Tom Philips and PUC crew members revealed no fraying, It was questioned whether the Seaforth truck could have been confused with another one when the report was writ- ten, and no repairs will be made at this time, The Seaforth PUC is in the process of in- stalling 24 new streetlights at the north end of Main St. Also, the Christmas lights will be going up next week in preparation for the downtown Christmas Shopping party. Ona Christmas note, the PUC is still on the lookout for a tree for the town hall. If you could help them out, they would ap- preciate it. Manager Tom Philips will be speaking with Bell Canada in regards to a fibre op- tics line to be installed in town. The new line, which will be underground and in con- duit, will be run from the hospital south to the Dixie Lee, along the east side of Col- eman St. to Gouinlock St. and behind the Victoria Park bandahell to the Bell office. The exact placement of the conduit is unknown, and repairs to the fibre optics line would be extremely costly if it were accidently severed. Hydro and water lines are also underground along the proposed Bell route. Commission members• were presented with the proposed 1990 budget. The budget was approved by the Commission; and will be sent to Ontario Hydro for approval or reccomendations. The 1990 rate proposals will be drafted up in accordance with the budget. Among the items slated for capital expenditures is a new radio system for the trucks, The PUC is presently using radios purchased in 1974. Quotes of $899 for a hand-held and $750 for a portable Motorola model radio are being considered, but no decision was made as to any purchases. Concern was expressed over a report from - the ' Cobourg PUC, stating that the Ministry of the Environment has imposed terms and conditions" on watermain pro- jects submitted for approval. These "terms and conditions", it appears, will require water authorities to do a complete study of the waterworks system before any work can be done, and a report must be filed annually with the Ministry District Office. These terms will apply to all municipal water authorities in Ontario. Manager Tom Philips remarked that this could turn out to be a highly time-consuming and restric- tive procedure for the municipalities. Ontario Hydro has proposed a showerhead replacement program for municipalities who wish to participate. This program would involve replacing showerheads in hotels, motels, senior citizens apartments and retirement homes with new, energy efficient showerheads at no cost to the Utility Commissions. It was suggested that perhaps the wrong institu- tions were singled out for the program, and that community centres and high schools would benefit most from this energy conservation plan'. Analysis • from page 1 The wormer, known as Equiverm-B and packaged by Davis and Lawrence, is to be administered to horses and ponies around the beginning of the winter to rid the animals of fly eggs which could hatch in the stomach. The mare and pony were dosed with wormer from the same lot number, while the filly received wormer from a different lot number. Vicki, a student at Centralia, is having a tune ffetusmortem done on the of $125. No results were reported as of yet, but a bacteria has been isolated in the mare which somehow got into the placenta and traumatized the fetus. She also has a small amount of the wormer left over from the pony's dosage, and this will be sent to the Equine Research Centre at the University of Guelph for testing. Miss . Tremeer was contacted by a veterinarian from Canada Packers who in- formed her that the wormer could not have caused the abortion. A localized reac- tion to the boticide contained in the wormer was cited as the reason for the pony's bout of colic. He did note that there has been some question was to whether it should be ad- ministered to pregnant mares, and that he would be interested in knowing the results of the autopsy on the foal fetus. "If somebody has questioned it, something's happened", Miss Tremeer points out. Reiny Freiter, manager of the Seaforth Co-op where the wormer was purchased, stated that the wormer is still on the shelf. "As far as I'm concerned, theroduct is still safe", he said on Tuesday. "The manufacturer and the distributor are look- ing into it, and they're finding nothing wrong with the product." "Until we get direction from the manufacturing .company, it will remain on the shelf," .he added. Results from the autopsy are expected later this week. "All I: know Is that I've got $200 in costs .pee far," Vicki Tremeer commented. ' Noi, �o,dyy's goirtg.10 ,pay my bills, that's the roblem." .._ .. ,.... ,.u.