The Huron Expositor, 1976-05-27, Page 17Notice
Township of Stanley
Landfill Site
Commencing
May 15, 1976
• The Township of Stanley land fill site located at West h alf of Lot
16, Concession B.R.N., 1 mile west of Varna, will be open the
following days.
Saturdays and Mondays
9 A.M. -3 P.M.
until further notice.
- '
Mel Graham
Clerk-Treasurer
Township of Stanley
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Notice to
Property Owners
Destroy
Weeds
Notice is hereby Given
to all persons in possession of lands
in any Municipality
In the"County of Huron
In accordance with the Revised Weed Control Act, 1972, Section
4, 14 and 20 andamendments thereto, that unless noxious -weeds
groWing on their lands are destroyed by June 7, 1976 and
throughout the season, the Municipality. may enter upon the said
lands and have the weeds destroyed, charging the costs against
the land in taxes, at set out in the Act.
The co-operation of
all citizens is solicited.
-ALEX CHESNEY — r
Weed Inspector
County of Huron
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SALE •
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THAMES ROAD EAST
EXETER, ONTARIO
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CLEARANCE
All items reduced for quick sale:
SALE STARTS IMMEDIATELY',
Large Inventory of:
Grain Augers •-.D -
Spring-tooth Field Cultivators
Heavy-duty field cultivators
Row-.Grop cultivators
Fertilizer spreaders
Hayrakes
Forage boxes
Forage harvesters
Wagons
An items completely assembled and ready to go.
Also: large selection of wagon tires, roller
chain Manure spreader aprons, flat steel
chain, hydraulic cylinders and accessories,
hydraulic hoses, draw 'pins, split pinS, hair
pins and much more.
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FRIDAY; JUNE 4
12 Noon—Ontario Jersey Show
7:00 p.m.—Arena Concessions
open to public
8:00 p.m.—Queen of the Fair
Contest •
9:1S p.m.—Entertainment
Bridgman Family,
Retarding Artists
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SATURDAY, JUNE 5
1:00 p„in.—Parade ThrOughloWn
Huron County •
Holstein Club Show
Livestock Judging
2,00 p.m.—Official Opening
Baby Show in Arena
I:00 p.m.—Teams in Hawes,
0:00 Grandstand
Show starring,,kilturf
Rygn and featuring
Maurice Baylis and Al
Chartisy with Myers
inst. and &Wm'
sumo, JUNE 6
1:00 p.m.—Horse Show
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Phone Seaforth 527-1390
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STOREY L— • On May 25th,
1976 at Seaforth Community
Hospital in her 89th year. Jane
Rhin,' beloved wife, of the late
Frank Storey and dear mother of
Mrs.Elva Ellis and Verna, Mrs.
Bill Campbell, both of Seaforth;
Edythe, Mrs. Bryson McQuarter,
Midland and Ethel, Mrs. Glen
Esson of Stratford. Dear' sister of
Hugh of Belgrave and Mrs, Lillie
Hudie of Seaforth. Friends may
call at the' Whitney Ribey Funeral
home, 87 Goderich Street West
whele,funeral service,will be held
on Thursday, May 27th at 2 p.m.
Interment Maittandbank
Cemetery. Rev. M. E. Reuber
officiating. 28-46-1
24 Cards of Thanks
Many thanks 'to everyone -who
was so kind while I was in
hospital. This includes the
nursing staff, Dr. Underwood,
Ruth Pepper and the ladies in the
kitchen, the switchboard and all
others who made .my stay very'
pleasant. I would also like to
thank my friends and neighbours
for the cards, gifts and visits...I
received, also Rev. R. J. Roberts
for his visits. • — Margaret
McNairn. 24-46-1
T-he family of the late Keith Ian
(Jock) McLean wish to thank their
friends, neighbours and relatives
for the beautiful floral tributes,
sympathy cards and donations to
multiple schlerosis. Special
thanks to Dr. Brady, Dr. Malkus,
Rev. E. G. Nelson, Rev. Dr. D.
Glenn Campbell and R.S.Box
Funeral Home. All was deeply
appreciated. 24-46-1
I wish to thank my relatives and
friends and the Seaforth Legion
Branch 156 for cards and treats
while a patient in University
Hospital. All was greatly
appreciated. — Joe Hart.
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I wish to thank Dr. Whitman and
Dr. Malkus for their care and
attention, white I was a patieftt in
Seaforth • Community Hospital.
AlSo special thanks' to the kind
care of the nurses and staff and
R.S.Box ambulance service.
Thanks to my family, realtives,
friends and neighbors, who sent
cards, and visited me. — G. E.
Haist. 24-46x1
25 In Memoriam'
KOEHLER — In memory of
• Emmanuel Koehler who passed
away May 30, 1975.
Happy hours we once enjoyed
How sweet their memory still
But death has left a loneli, ness
The world can never fill.
— Lovingly remembered by
Mom and family. 25.46x1
• —26.- Personal
4„.
invite engaged couples to
visit the Arbor Gift shop in
Clinton, Pick up a free gift and
tell your friends about our Shower
and Bridal registry service. No
charge,,no obligations. 26.43,tf
.28 Deaths
CRONIN — At the family
residence on Wednesday, May
19, 1976 Brendan Cronin, beloved
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cronin
of 5261 Verhoeven Drive,
Burlington, aged 8 years. Dear
brother of Jack, Joanne,
Beverley and Keelan. Grandson
of Mr. and Mrs,Gus Denommc of
London. The casket rested at St.
Patrick's Roman Catholic Church,
196 Kenwood Avenue, Brulington
from Thursday at 1 p.m. with
Mass following at 8 p.m.
Interment was made in •Holy
Septilchre Cemetery, Burlington.
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Every week more and more ,
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low cost'
Huron Expositor want Ads. Dial
527-0240.
'irrt:10.4*NNI
Existing laud use KehleteS,
ways. of ,rectifying them and
fot4t9 Pc'ibilities for the land.
20 Auction Sales
cooking utensils; chest ,of Rogers
silverware; card table and 4
matching chairs; odd mirrors;
battery operated kitchen clock
with matching candle holders;
quantity of china and glassware;
ornaments; knick knacks; antique
china and 'glassware "pieces; 5
Horse Power M.T.D. super
deluxe roto tiller and a host of
other miscellaneous and antique
pieces too numerous to mention.
NOTE: This is an excellent
selection of good. clean- well kept'
household contents with many
interesting antique items.
Executors and • Auctioneer not
responsible for any .accidents.
NO RESERVE — Everything
must be sold to wind up estate.
'TERMS — Cash on night Of sale
7% sales tax in effect.
ESTATE OF ED. C. WASSMAN
•
FRANKLIN BUUCK
Auctioneer
Milverton, Ontario 595-8821
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22 Legal Notices
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Appliances, Furniture, Antiques , Tools, etc. to be held at Lot
23, Concession /3, Logan Township, 2 miles west of Bornholm, on
the County Road on
MONDAY MAY 31st at 6A00 P.M.
OFFERING INCLUDES: 12 cu. ft. chest freezer; Refrigerator
with • crosstop freezer; 4 burner electric stove; chesterfield and '
chair; leather space saver; 2 chrome kitchen suites; library table;
2 iron beds, springs and mattresses; 2 dressers; 6 matching
wooden chairs; coffee and end tables; treadle sewing machine; 2
pressback chairs; oval braided rug; vacuum cleaner;, rocking
chair; room divider; .picnic table; chain saw; skill saw; 5 h.p.
rototiller; rotary lawn mower; aluminum storms and screens; 2 -
2 wheel trailers; 20 ft. aluminum ladder; farm scales; 32 ft.
extension ladder; 32 calibre revolver; sump pump; 2 hump back
trunks; gas latterns; electric motors; blown glass pitcher; crocks;
peanut jar; step ladder; a goad assortment of hand and garden
tools; disheS and glassware and other items too numerous to
mention.
• . TERMS: CASH '
NORMAN KISTNER, Proprietor
R. G. GETHKE & RICHARD L013B
Auctioneers
Not responsible for accidents on day of sale.
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22 Legal Notices
23 Bus. Directory
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims
against the Estate of •GRANT
FINNIGAN, Carpenter, late of the
Village of Egmondville, in the
County of Huron, who died on or
about the 25th day of February,
1976, are required to file the same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by. the 12th day of
June, 1976, as after that date the
assets of the estate will ,•,.he
distributed.
Dated at Goderich' Ontario,
this .14th day of May, 1976.
,PREST AND EGENER
Barristers, Etc,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate
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23 Bug. DireetorY
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
Seaforth Office
5274240
Tues.,Thurs.,Fri. , 9:00 - 5:30
Wednesday, Saturday 9:00 -12:00
Clinton 482-7010
Monday 9:00-5:30
BY APPOINTMENT •
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26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs.Reg, Elliott, Staff-a,
are pleased to announce the.
forthcoming_ marriage of their
daughter Julie Anne to Bruce
Ovens, son of ,,Mr. and. Mrs.
Orville Ovens, Mitchell. The
wedding will take place at
Hibbert United Church on June
25th, 1976. 26-46x1
27 Births
FINLAY — To Mr. and Mrs.. Wm.
Findlay, R.R.3, Walton on May
15th at Stratford General
Hospital, a son. 27.46x1
MeNICHOL — To Mr. and Mrs.
Neil McNichol,' R.R.4, Walton on
May 20th -at Seaforth Community
Hospital, a son. 27-46x1
WILLIAMSON — Ken and Anne
are happy to announce the birth
of a son, Jeffrey Millard on May
20, 1976 at Seaforth
Community Hospital. A brother
for Carol Anne, Bobby., John,
Dianne and Cathy. 27-46x1
CAMPBELL — To Dr. and Mrs.
• Karl Campbell, ' Goderich, at
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital on May 24th, a son.
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28 Deaths
are the main factors to-he solved,.
ht,draWing up the Secondary plan
fpr Hensall. TheSe are the facts
that have come Opt of the series of
,workshops for planning the future
development Of -H=0.11,
At the final meeting Tuesday
night chaired by Reeve John
Baker, the conflicting uses of the
land were again emphasized.
Industry, , commerce and
.reSidential are continually
overflowing onto each other, in
turn causing general, high traffic
flow overloading local streets.
To remedy this situation, the
secondary plan will zone areas for
residential, commercial,
industrial and institutional. '
Correspondent
Mrs. Hugh Berry
The May meeting of Tucker-
smith Unit 1 U.C.W. was held in
the Sunday School Room on
Monday night May 10 when 20
members and 10 visitors.
attended. •
Mrs. Marjorie Broadfoot and
Mrs. Grace Chapman were in
charge of the "Fun Night" when
members were asked to bring a
friend and plants for sale. The
meeting'opened with a reading by
Mrs. Broadfoot. Hymn 211 was
sung with Mrs. R. Scott at the
piano.
Thank you notes were read by
Mrs. Broadfoot and a Mother's
Day card by Mrs. Chapman. Mrs.
Chapman took as , her topic
'.'Heart." Hymn 81 was sung
followed by prayer.
, The business . portion was
chaired by the president Mrs.
Jean Henderson. The secretary's
and treasurer's report were
given. A discussion followed on
sending needy clothing and
kitchenware to a home in London
for unwanted girls. Parcels are to
be left at the home of Mrs: Berry.
Plans were ' made for visitors
day, part pf the, 100th Anniver-
sary Centennial, when, local
'organizations are invited on. June
1 at 2 o'clock. .
The next Meeting will be 'held
June 4 when all members and
friends are invited to the hOme of
Mrs. Marf Haugh to see het'
flowers.
The meeting closed with
prayer..,Mrs. Broadfoot and Mrs.
Chapman were in ,charge of the
games and selling of plants which
realized $22.00.
• Personals
Mrs. Jane Davidson, Karen;
Liz and Claire entertained with, a
shower for Debbie Brodie when
35 guests were present. Miss
Brodie received many gifts of
linen.
Mrs. Patterson has returned
home after visiting a few days in
Toronto.
Mrs. Sholdice spent a few days
with her sons, Ken Sholdice and
•a. • • . .
400004o4g., hope
areas. ,with fig!.cti944. will
develop, ,existing,
incompatible uses will be,-phased
out, . without disruption
surrounding getivities:: To this
end, "an . InattstrialiCannOcrCial
park is. being .considered for. new
-enterprises and „to. provide . an
option for the .m*094, for
existing . concerns.A second
access road tojithway .0:would
separate industrial and loCel
traffic and ,keep heavy traffic
,away from residential areas,
This secondary • plan 'should
strive- to strengthen the yiability
and vitalityof the downtown area,
improved parking, improved
exteriors, more services , being
some of the improVements
suggested. More single-family
clwellings. and Mkt! Alti*s
accommodation canoe high on the
list for; olisiOgi,het mobile hoee.
should he confined 'e 7004 •
home park, Most people still like
Ownership. of 'a separate house`
and largetOt to ensure priVacy
c9/49n1114.11jOiS'' 'are out :tor
frenoiL: Small 0400,1. i.?I'-
reslidentlat areas might be -
advantage. •
Annexation, or not, 'is still the
vital question. The existing rural
character, though enjoyed. liy
most, does not promote grOv.411-
Expansion is necessary to prOVide
housing and job, opportuzitieS;
increased, population is 'needed. to
provide more'and better services:.
A target of 2,00 people
twenty years is suggested as the'' ' -
aim with annexation.
From these suggestietts,
gathered from ally the various
Workshops, a draft 'plan • will be
drawn up and brought to the
public in the fall'.
Discussion was cendttOted
Roman Dzus, Assistant County.
Planner, and was not lengthy.
The problem of drainage in the
south-e,ast sector Was aired and
assurance, given that an 'adequate
storm-sewer system was coming
to Hensall. In closing, Mr. Dzus
stressed again that any plan
presented would be • aimed at
reflecting the general' feelings of
the pub lie and the townships
involved, taking economics into
consideration.
VTR
Brucefield U.C.W.
has plant sale
Murray Sholdice and families.
Mrs. Berry spent a few days in
Stratford and Bluevale last week.
Brucefield United Church was
broken into on Monday evening of
last week.
Plan to attend the Brucefield
United Church 100th Anniversary
U.C.W. meeting June 1 at- 2
o' clock .
Ar
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At
Reline
Masonry
Brick, Block
Stone
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MASONRY.REPAIRS,
FIREPLACES A SPECIALTY
HUNTSVILLE GRANITE
FIELDSTONE
MICA STONE
ANGELSTONE
Clinton Ontario
Phone
482-7043 •
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20' Auction Sales '
Lobb & Gethke
AUCTION CALENDAR
Auctioneers & Appraisers
Clinton Monkton
482-7898 , 347-2465
MONDAY, MAY 31
At 6 P.M. Furniture,'
Household Effects, tools,
etc. for Norman Kistner, 2
miles west of Bornholm.
SATURDAY JUNE 5 •
Tractors, farm machinery,
some . household effects,
3 34 miles north, 1/4 mile
easp -of Mitchell for Fred .
Murray Estate.
JUNE 12
•Lakeview Sales Machinery
Auction.
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CLEARING
41, TWILIGHT AUCTION SALE
Of Home Furnishings,
Appliances, H ousehold
Contents, Antiques, Dishes, etc.
at 192 St. George Street, Town of
Mitchell for • 'THE ESTATE OF
ED. C. WASSMAN on
TUESDAY EVENING,JUNE 1st
At 6 P.M. Sharp
Consisting of the folloWing
Westinghouse dryer; Gilson
wringer washer; Crosley
refrigerator nearly new; -Crosley
26 inch electric range like new;
Zenith chromacolour television
and stand like new; wooden,
extension table; 8 chrome chairs;
step , stool; Walnut • dinette,
extension table with 6 matching
chairs nearly new; 3 pc. chester-
field suite; stUdio couch; small
livingroom tables; floor lamps;
table lamp's; mantel chime clock;
artificial log fireplace stand and
.1, tools; hall tree; antique love seat;
snack tables; livingroom picture
and light; picture- frames; antique
captain's chair; ftiotstools;
antique table lamp; odd wooden
chairs; dresser lamps; 2 large
livingroom mirrors; black and
white television and stand; chest
of drawers; 2 livingroom rugs;
antiqtie brass bed, springs and
mattress; fold away cot; matching
dresser and chest of drawers; 4
pc. bedroom suite along with box
-Allrings.„,„.and„ mattresn. single.
metal bed; library table; odd
dresser; steam vaporizer; 'clothes
hamper; 2 electric heaters; '
antique oil lamp; Electrolux
Vacuum cleaner; Inixnitister;
Small electrical. appliances; 3 sets
Of china dishes; pets; Pans;