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The Huron Expositor, 1979-04-12, Page 2121 Tenders WantedWanted21 Tenders Wanted Surplus Properties �al� by Tender Se'alied tenders will be ,receiver#. :,by the wn..dersigned until Noon, April 30, 1979 for the purchase of the following; surplus properties:. 1. A 4 -room elementary school located about 27 km ' north of the Town of Cioderich, just, east .of Highway #21. it; is: '.. sitting on .approximately 4 acres of land. The land is legally -described as part of lot 10 Concession 12, Western Division, Township of Ashfield, County, of :Huron.. The site is on the NE corner of the original, lot and is regular in shape having about 429 feet frontage on the 12th Concessiorl and about 406.2 feet on the sideroad. 2. A half (1/2) acre parcel, legally described a$ part of lot 27, Concession 7' in the Township of West Wawanosh, Huron County. 3. A triangle shaped piece of property located at the northwest corner .of. lot 5, Concession 7 in the Township of.Hullett, Huron County: This has a road frontage of 297 feet and a depth of 330 feet. • Tenders, may be .submitted for any or all parcels. Tenders must be accompanied by a ,certified cheque payable to The Huron; County Board of Education -1n Trust for 10% of the price tendered; Cheques will be returnedif the tender is not accepted, or. will be forfeited to -The undersigned as liquidated : damages if the tender is g accepted and The Sale is notcompleted by the purchaser. • c The highest or any tender shatl not nes e sarily be accepted.. Appointments for' inspection of these parcels may be arranged by contacting Mr. R. B. Dunlop at 482.3496; T .. he Huron Count Board of,. t•` ca ion EEdu 103 Albert Street Clinton, Ontario NOM 110 R.J. Elliott D.J. Cochrane 'Chairman Director 21-96-2 Tender Separate tenders' will be received by the undersigned until 5:00 p.m. APRIL 27th, 1979 .:for the: following: 1. Repair of chimneys at the Seaforth. Public' Library (108 Main St. South) 2. Repair and partial replace- ment of eavestroughing at the Seaforth Town Hall (72 Main St. South) and the Seaforth Public Library (108 Main 'St. South).: J.'CROCKER Clerk 72 Main St. South P.O. Box 610 SEAFORTH' 21-96-2. Tender Tenders will be 'received by the:. undersigned for 'neces- Baty Grass Cutting Seaforth Community Hosp- ital during the coming 1979 season. Tenders are to indicate the equipment that will be used',. based on an amount per cutting and are to be sub- mitted in writingg prior to 5P,M. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 111, 1979 to GORDON McfrENZIE Administrator' Seaforth Community Hospital! 21;96.1 Expositor Action Ads phi 527-024 22 Legal Notices' ,24 Car•ds`:ot'Thanks NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Runa;Gertrude Bannerman AB . persons having, claims against, the Estate of Runa Gertrude Bannerman, late of the. Township of Tuckersmith in the County of Huron, housewife, ' deceased, who died on the 3rd day of November, 1978, are hereby notified to send in full partic- ulars of 'their claims to the undersigned on or before the 19th day of April, 1979, after which date the assets will be distributed, having regard only to claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, this 23rd day of March, 1979.: McCONNELL, STEWART & DEVEREAUX " Seaforth, Ontario Solicitors for the We wa►?ld li1Fe to espress. our Sincere thanks and appmpi, ation for all the Cards, oand visitors while Trevor was in. i :Stratford General ;Hosp t .al, and since coning home. Special thanks: to Don, Cole- man, United Traiis Bus lane, 'Paul• Carroll, Mrs. Britton, Seaforih Public School and Board of Education: for n►ak.: ing it possible for Trevor to, go to school and for adjusting things to make it easier for him. Also thank you to the Royal Canadian Legion, Odd- fellows Lodge, Northside United', Church, Rev. Van - slyke, and Seaforth. Womens Institute. Very special thanks V children of grade 2 and all the others that helped in any way to make Trevor look forwardtothe next day. Also. thank you to aur 'relatives, friends and special thanks to. Grandma.. —Fortune family 24-96-1 Gordon and Ruth apple would like ,to thank, their family, neighbours and friends for making our 40th anniversary such a Meteor- able occasion. Our cards, gifts, flowers and all the many kind deeds were very much appreciated: We also. want to thank the orchestra "The Footnotes" and Family Paradise for their co- operation. —Gordon and Ruth People . , 24-96x1 We would like to thank: everyone who sent cards, flowers and gifts while we were in the hospital. Thanks -- to fir. Underwood,. the nurses aud, hospital staff for all the care we received. It was. greatly : appreciated. —Dianne and: Tanya Badley 24-96-1 27 Bit•ths. • I wishto thank all, my friends, and relatives for the visits, cards and gifts •-- received while I was a patient in 'Seaforth Community Hosp- ital. Special . thanks to Dr: Whitman, nursing staff and dietician: All was very much EUSEIPI: Massimo and Marian I✓usepi (nee DuffY) are happy to announce the. birth of.,. their daughter 1 e n Melissa ,iacque yn o April 2 at Sudbury General Hosp.. ital, 8 ib. 2 oz, -Proud grand- parents are Mr• and Mrs. Robert Duffy and Mr, and; Mrs, .Amorino: Eusepi. 27.96:x1:• 4 Belli Wanted. 27 Births AOK Ra d •rktdy lnee are, e o+ It i Trig r happy y Van St b' lila announce the birth :of their daughter am April, S at Guelph ;.Gener�il Hospital'. 7 lbs, is p:,c, .lackuetitie Anne. 27-96xi: GRIflAiTO M. ;and Mrs. Randy Gnd4ak on April 2 at. Seaforth Comtnunity Hosp- ital, a sort, 27.96x 1 4 Help Wanted Conestoga College. of Applied Arts and�Technology Continuing Educatio_... Strafford -Clinton Campuses T is osition, open to men and women will report to the manager- continhing education. The continuing education, department requires an. energeti�e person; capable of promoting and super- vising part time studies in the Stratford and Clinton area do a part time basis. • The successful candidate will. exeercise good communication skills :in, dealing with business, industry and the general . public by answering inquiries and identifying the need for courses in the communities as well as, in producing written reports on activities, -contacts, assigned projects., etc. Human relations and. supervisory skills are necessary when assisting students and teachers during; the commencement of part time courses, ,A background ;in education and/or business- and industry would be helpful. This position will entail 8 to 12 hors per week forapproximately, 40 weeks a well suited to individuals•'who are free year and isi and evenings, Monday through afternoons. i� Thursday. Registration periods will involve week end hours. Travel is required: Salary is commensurate with experience and qualifications with in the range'S7,00 to $l0,.00 per . hour. Letters of application including up to date:resume should be forwarded, to: EMPLOYMENTAND BENEFITS OFFICER 299 Doop, Valley. Drive, KI ehener, Ontario NIG 4M4 appreciated, —Rick Wood 20 Auction Sales 20 Auction Sales 24-96x1:"." We, wish into thank all the people who helped us move on Saturday, March 31. —Mr. and ,Mrs .. Percy Adam, Seaforth 24-96-1 25 In `Memoriam' JORDAN: In loving memory of a dear husband and father, Peter Jordan, who `passed away one year ago April 11,. 1978. One sad and lonely year has passed Since the great sorrow fell The; shock we received that • day No one can.. ever tell 'Your end came sad and sudden No" time to say goodbye You were'gone before we knew it, And' only God knows why. A golden heart stopped' beating, Two working hands at rest God broke' our hearts to. . rove'' to us, P He only takes the best. —Lovingly remembered and. sadly missed ; by his wife Bernadette. son Gerald. daughters Joanne, Marion and. Pauline. 25-96x 1 Admialstrator . 22.94.3 26 Personal NOTICE TO CREDITORS ANWOTHE*S In the matter of the Estate of MARY EWA LAI DLAW late of the Town of Seaforth , in the County "of Huron and'. Province of Ontario, de- ceased. NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Trustee Act. that all creditors, and Others having claims against the Estate of the late Mary Etta Laidlaw are required to send 'particulars of their claims, duly verified to Messrs. Goodall do Campbell, Barris- ters 8c Solicitors, P.O, Box 780, 261 Josephine Street, s Wingham, 'Ontario, NOG. 2W0, on or before the 19th day of April '1979, and that after such date the Executors. will proceed to distribute the _. assets of the said Estate, having regard only to the claims of whibh they shall then have had notice. DATED at Wingharn, Ontario this 23rd day of March, 1979. MESSRS., : PS Stibettora fir the Estate of. MARY ETTA LABIUM" 22.94.3 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coyne and pleased to announce the engagement of their daugh- ter " Jo -Anne to Mr. Cleni Schoonderwoerd, son of Mrs. Johanna Schoonderwoerd. and the late Mr. Jacob C. Schoonderwoetd. The marriage to take place on Saturday, May 12 at 3:00' p.m. at St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth. 26-96x1. 27 .Births McCALLUM To Mr. ',and Mrs: Paul, McCallum, RRZ 1, Walton, April 6, Seaforth Community Hospital, a daughter. . 27-96-1 ROBSON: To Mr, and Mrs. John Robson, RR 1, Dublin, April` 5 at Seaforth Com- munity Hospital, a daughter. 27.96x1 SHItOPSHAI.tt Don - and balite (nee Carter)i `Clipton, are pleased tb announce the safe arrival of their daughter Michelle Lynn on April 50 1979 at Clinton •Public Hoop- tial. 27.96.1 %���/��'i.. "FARM. EQUIPMENT;' ;L.TD. • SEAFORTH CAMBRIDGE AYR W00DSTOCK SEAFORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL Twilight Auction ..: In t ie eaforth Arena Wed. Eve., 6:30 May 2 Consl went fee 25% gn !Max. on one item $50.] EARLY CONSIGNMENTS WILL BE ADVERTISED. Electrohome Stereo and radio console;. 6 " filing cabinets; 5 reindeer with sleigh; ;1200 Pioneer: Chainsaw.; 4 Riding Lawnmowers; drapery valence 'boxes;, Franklin fireplace; brass balls; 2 fireplace scresingle'bed-dresser-nightable; window air i ch conditioner; 4 matching dining. room ars, new G.E. carpet sweeper; pellet gun; 2 vacuum cleaners; new kitchen light fixture; new and delicious Deluxe Pizza (Pizza .Express); new basin, box of new assorted trailer.. lights; Colonial green plaid new chesterfield and chair; assortment of new lamps;' assortment of room size carpets; guppies; end tables. To have your articles picked up,;Call 527,-1059 R ithwell & Associates.Auctloneering.Services • ![Donated}, Advertising courtesy Vincent Farm - Equipment 20-95-1 SEAFORTH 527 0120 SOU,BAKIL 'ON iocaiproducer reaction to the _proposed changes in the federal! governments, .stabilization: program in- dicates that few ,have seriously considered •the n chses. g Horan "Federation: of Agri;etiltut'e IntetnmerS heard OFA director Albin :Kormos -speak an the changes at their monthly meeting at Grey Central school, Ethel. Thursday night. Mr. Kormos is a tneniber of the OFA. Committee studying new proposals for the stabilization act. ''Farmers tend to, treat the stabilization act the same as marketing, bards" Mr. Kormos said, ' Kormos said income instability and increised. costs of production which' take away from efficiency,' are reason enough to accept the new farm stabilization proposals.. The present program has come under fire from various producer groups claiming support levels were`toq low, no advance notice of Support prices was offered and, the annual program did not provide adequate protection, "The Ontario plan is more complicated compared to the '. present plans inboth British Columbia and Quebec and .farmers still have strong, disagreementsabout the whole plan being welfare" Mr. Kormos said, ' He challenged members to support the development of;: programs for general ap-`• proval of stabilization plan. The federal policy is similiar to the B.C. plan and involves • farmer par- ticipation, "I feel it is the ideal we. should be shooting for" said: Mr, Kormos. The main function of the plane is to take outthe lows in the market or ptit the brakes on a down period, Mr. Kormos told members. ' The fedreal government .. • has proposed four major changes.. The first change the basis for the calculation of support prices , to a ..guaranteed. margin approach .` with support at the 100.percent level'. The difference between the price a farmer:: recieves:fora commodity and. his- cash production: re- presents his . margin . over cash costs and is the return. for his labour., management, and capital Under the guaranteed margin approach the support price would equal cash costs in the support year plussome per, centage onthe average margin over cashcosts in the immediately preceding five. years. The advantages include a clearer connection between current 'cash costs and the • support price and a guarantee at the beginning of the support period that the farmer would receive a o return for- labour, manage- ment and capital that would be no less than their average `return inthe preceding five gears. Joining would be voluntary g andi farmers °could enter. plans for. the commodities they produce, fiosts would be shared, '!a by producersand X13 by the • ' federal government. To alleviate inadequate ,protection for slaughter cattle and hog Phone .523424 1 'H. . or come and see us for BULK E FERTILIZER &, (Baa7� , ....,. ed� �. AT COMPETITIVE . PRICES IKVN NEW "FERTILIZER BLENDER for your special requirements Hoson &Howson Lirrmlfel Flour &`Feed Miners, Complete Ethril Supplies Grain Elevators A WINuaAM, $L1t'i"H, CA at Mt ", THE HURON EXPOSITOR„ APRI Pro0ucers ,quarterly pro- gram, �. grain, .has, been proposed. rather than a Yearly one. Tony McQuail, director for Huron 14orh; ,West was. that t at `snitch . a plan would protect larger instead of smaller or especially, younger fartners. younger farmers hav0,4I greater monetary investrnePt and are .inost bort by -Market ( lluculatiofs", Mr.M-'Tutsi said. Mt..Kormos assured: members.:that both minimum. and maximum standards. would be set = to avoid nuisance claims. There was some discussion: concerning the merits of a federal as opposed, to provincial programs. John Van Beers, director from Huron east central cited: the• example of the Western provinceskeeping calves and Ontario wanting toestablish their own source. • 4'A federal level would have solved the problem" said Mr, Van Beers, "But it was provincially run and had: problems." BALM CON, STRUCT1ON Farm, Dommercial 8r ROldentlal Cont. ° Framing, Roofing, A1uminunli S: dt "t, i enovafl, i1:> i 1 � Dave Salm �� �- . r CUN R 1cAN . BRO . 1 cls; miles south of Elginfield CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES St M GSUMMER N:1979 f SUM R CLINTON, CAMPUS .The following ,courses are being offered this Spring/Summe'. .seiriester,Students are already enrolling.,To ensure yourself a . place the courseOf You hoicex please telephone 482-3458: • Tuesday f om0 to 9:30 ..m. or visit: our campus Monday and Tues..: Y r � A at.Vanastra Road, Clinton, Ontario. ' Home Study [Mathematics and English]' Office. Practice for the Receptionist Basic Bookkeeping ' Advanced Bookkeeping; Driver Training Bartending Techniques Basic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation • Manufacturing>Processess. $25.00 $23.00 $23.00 . 52300 $27.00 x33:00 $22.75 $33.00 PiCK , UP ONE OF OUR SPRING/SUMMER 1979.TABLOIDS, FROM OUR ;CLINTON CAMPUS. We've got a lot to s>f ail'. ONTARIO N GROWERS -OPERATIVE 345-2007 Seafort1 ring pplanting is fast approaching ! ' The Ontario Bean Growers Co-operative . can help you with all of your seed or chemical requirements, B si ire 'ti .0i*e us a try hefOre.' OU buy. • Stop in nit the'mill or phone 345-2007 anytime :.. We are now taking ordr rs for your WHITE BEAN REOUIFIEMENTS ONTARIO BEAN GROWERS CO ORERAT VE 01.