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Times-Advocate, 1987-01-14, Page 25AUCTIONEERS INVESTMENTS • 20 Pr o(per ty For Rent THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW, Bayfield. Available immediately. Phare 236-4230. 2tfnr 21 For Rent 1111: "01.1) TOWN HAIL" auditorium for rehtals including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact Ellison travel, 235-2000. 8tfn R(X)N1 FOR KENT. Available Sept. 3, kit- chen privileges. Phone 238-8742 (;rand !lend. 351fn SNOWMOBI1.N.KS Cottages for rcrrt, 4-8 people, price 538- to $55 per night weekly rates available. Star lake Lodge. (705)732-4087. 2x [WO CHAIN SAWS and .ran for rent. Will sharpen saws. Phone 237-32.07. 2c IW ACRES of farm land east of Kippen, Box 27P c/o "Films Advocate, Box 850, Ex- eter. NOM ISO. 2c 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS • In the estate of Ray McKinnon All persons having claims against the Estate oI Kay McKinnon, late of the' 1ossnship of Hay in the County of Huron, who died on the 4111day of December 1986 ale hereby. notified 10 send in full par- ticulars of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 4th day of l-ebruary 19.87, atter ssluch date the assets'ssill be distributed haling regard only to claims then receised. Dated at at Seaforlh, Ontario this 6th dad of January 1987. McConnell, Stewart, Devereaux Barristers, Q.C., Sealorth, Ontario Solicitors for the executors _2-4c CIassiriEos Cite concern over raccoons The hot spots for rabies in Ontario next year will shift to eastern Ontario counties south of Ottawa, and to those south and west of Kitchener - Waterloo, according to provincial wildlife and health officials. Ifot spots, or areas with a'75 per cent or greater probability of out- break in eastern Ontario next year in - elude Ottawa -Carleton Region, Leeds, Grenville, Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Counties. In southwestern. Ontario, they include Wellington, \V'alerioo, Huron, Perth,- Oxford, Brant and Elgin Counties. In the first 10 months o[ 1986, a total of 3,462 people were treated for rabies - a 97 -per cent increase over 1985. This makes it the worst year for rabies since 1958 when records started being kept. - "At the current rate, the number of people treated for rabies by the end o1 1986 could go as high as 4,154," said Dr. Charles Le Ber, senior veterinary consultant with the Ministry of Health. - He said that between January 1, 1986 and October 31, there were 2,946 reported cases of rabies reported in- volving wild and domestic animals, compared with 1,651 cases for the same period- last year. This represents a 78 -per cent increase. As usual, high numbers of cases were reported in eastern and southwestern Ontario. Foxes topped the list, with skunks a distant second. There were no surprises, except for the 28 raccoons reported in 1986. Dr. Le Ber said raccoon rabies is a major problem in Pennsylvania. if it moves northwards, it could spell trou- ble in southern Ontario communities where raccoon populations are already sizeable. But long-term prospects are never- theless encouraging, says Dr. Andrew Rhodes, Chairman of the Rabies Ad- visory Committee of the MNR. - Le Ber and Rhodes were cautious- ly optimistic about MNR's program of vaccinating wildlife by dropping thousands of baits containing live vac- cine from aircraft. For the past two. WIN IN MEN'S CURLING The 'B' trophy in the Exeter men's curling club first draw was won by Bill Rowe's rink. From the left are Bill Rowe, Al Hodgert, Brian Clarke and Winston Shapton who subbed in the playoffs for Edwin Miller. T -A photo Separate school board reaches salary .contract The 1luron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board Mon- day approved a two-year contract With its seco►icfary .schools' secretaries for an hourly rate set for year one at $8..17 minimum and $9.55 maximum in year five while in year two the minimum is set al $8.70- to a maximum of $10.06 in year five. The salary of the Sward office custo- TEST IS PLANNED Ontario Hydro will conduct a voltage reduction lest ,on Tuesday, January 20. - - - Voltage on the Ontario Ilydro elec- trical grid will be reduced at three in- tervals during the day. - Testing the power distribution grid in this way helps to ensure that in the event of a generation emergency (such as the breakdown of .a large generating unit r, there will be -no power interruptions. For most customers. the effect of these reduc- tions will be imperceptible. In the morning, from 10:30 a.m. to 11::30 a.m., voltage will be reduced by three percent. Between the hours of 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m., and again from 6;30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., voltage will be reduced by five percent. A five percent reduction in voltage distributed over the Hydro system is equivalent to reducing approximate- ly 500,000 kilowatts of electricity de- mand. That is the output of a single Pickering reactor and, if needed, is enough to meet the electricity needs of more than 180,000 homes. . Data collected from this test will also help Ilydro locate and resolve potential operating or customer problems. Ilydro conducts a voltage reduction test once a year. years, the ministry has tested the pro- gram on the fox population in an ex- perimental area within Huron County. Although rabies will continue to be a serious problem for the foreseeable future. Dr. Rhodes said that an ex- panded bait -drop program will lead ultimately to controlling outbreaks of rabies among foxes -- the primary wildlife carriers of the disease in Ontario. For more information: Dr. Charles Mac[nnes, Wildlife Research Section, Maple ( 4161 832-2761. WORKS BOTH WAYS -- Martin and David Overholt enjoy a slide down a Morrison Dam hill Sunday afternoon and then begin the long climb back up. T -A photo • dian has been Increased five per cent, beginning January 1, for an annual rate of $16,3(10. The board will offer for sale Ecole Ste. Marie, located at St. Joseph on Highway 21, north of Grand Bend, through Culligan Real Estate. The school was closed at the end of the 1986 school term with the students tranferred to St. Boniface School in Zurich. A lengthy discussion resulted from a request by vice chairman Ernest Vanderschot that the board protest the pending increase in postal rates. The hoard is advertising for a Religious Education and Family Life Consultant, effective September 1. Applicants are required to hold an On- tario Teacher's certificate, possess a wide background in leadership in -religious and family life education from kindergarten through O.A.C. levels. This is a three year term ap- pointment, and renewable. Named to the committee to hire the consultant are three trustees -- Vince McInnes of Wingham, Ron Murray of Dublin and John Devlin of Stratford. Also on the committee will be a priest and administrative staff. A proposal to delete the name Separate from the board's title made last December by McInnes who said he has never liked it in the title, was turned down as it must remain for legal purposes. However, for non- legal purposes Director of Education, William Eckert, said Roman Catholic School Board would be accepted. Trustee Vince McInnes of Wingham was named to the Education Week Organizing Committee which will be preparing for Education Week in 1988 as Perth County has been granted the privilege by the Ministry of Education of being responsible for the 1988 pro- vincial opening. Chairman -David Durand of Zurich presented a gift of a gavel plaque to past Chairman Ronald Marcy of Stratford. Zurich bowling scores O&E GG DP JS PP S RD P A() T&C IIG BB HA HS HT Monday Night Ladies T. Rooseboom 676 D. Browning 542 C. Hagle 535 Z. Inthout 540 C. Pole 637 D. Becker 608 S. Dickert 584 - T. Thiel 575 J. Finkbeiner 658 1. Reid 743 S. Stade 616 C. Denomme 507 13. Beierling 228 S. Rickert 425 T. Rooseboom 880 69 62 41 22 85 53 97 60 68 76 66 15 Saturday Intertown Ladies Goderich Del Geddes 752 5 Zurich I Vicki Taylor 633 2 Mitchell Estelle Haase 617 2 Lucan Eddie Burt 686 5 Zurich i1 Bev Bierling 604 2 Zurich IIi Betty Datars 735 5 Tuesday Morn Grand ('ove Bud Rhuebottom 539 Charlie Bright 608 Tom Duggan 573 IIS Vicki Taylor 213 HS Molly Worton 211 HS Charlie Bright 241. Tuesday Afternoon Dashwood ('AP Jeff Dekort Tom Masse Wayne Duke Tuesday Nite Men's League NT Don Gifford 579 5 25 6 24 18 12 5 25 26 4 15'2 1412 B DT FA II B T R K BS N 1' Steve Surette 628 Terry Sweiger 704 011ie Edwards 733 John Smits 638 Ron Bierling 713 Don Kirk 717 Jack Fuller 729 M. Vandenbe'rk 614 Bob Hay 572 Kirk Smith 724 Ron Crown 703 Wood- For Sale •40.00 face cord Picked up •45.00 delivered Best Quality Hickory and Maple Ironwood Golf Club 235-0707 Lane Gravel Sand fill - Crushed A Grovel - Washed Cement Gravel Rich Top Soil - 3/8" and 37 Washed Stone McCann Redi-Mix Inc. RR 3, Dashwood, 237-3647 235-0338 Wednesday Morn Ladies League Doris Hackney 507 Vicki Horbaniuk 606 Gert Beavers 465 Jeanette Turner 488 Edith Bowen 535 Marg Lovell 498 HS Dorothy Kipfer Wednesday Nile Ladies League Christine Weiss 641 Pat Kadipg 695 Tammi Jennison 524 P. llunter-Duvar 591 Joyce Hillman 649 Jean Dann 612 Thursday Morn Grand Cove Frank Allen 528 Ken Reid 529 Dan Dressel 583 I. Wambuck 582 Hazel Broad 511 Ted Day 573 HS Frank Allen 228 HS Olga Keay 234 Thursday Nile Mixed League B Harry Pennings 570 G Ilowie Green 637 SP Kathy Ilayter 642 D Lee Regier 599 AT Dianne Hardy 665 C Bill Courtney 686 QUOTATION LIST N' REQUESTS The Huron County Board of Education will receive re- quests for placement on their quotation lists for the period of January 1, 1987 to December 31, 1987, from all interested parties handling such equipment and/or sup- plies of o type that would be complementary to those areas listed below: Audio Visual Custodial Computers &•Software Duplicating & Copying Family Studies - Fuel Oil Supplies General Classroom General Office Industrial Arts Supplies & Equipment Library Equipment Lighting Maintenance Supplies Office, Library, & Classroom Furnishings Physical Education Stage Equipment & Lighting Typewriters & Calculators Letters of request must be received no later than Fri- day, February 13, 1987. Please direct inquiries to: R. McGee, Purchasing Manager (319) 402.3496 The Huron County Boatfd of Education 103 Albert Street Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0 A. Clark R.B. Allan Chairman Director Times -Advocate, January 14, 1987 STIHL wM.�r.r..-.Oa/ BAN WELD Sales Service Small Engine Repairs & Sharpening Service 153 Victoria St. E., Credition t` Phone 234-6339 INC Rental Auto tools Carpentry hand tools Compaction equipment I,-- Concrete breaking Concrete drills 11,-- Concrete tools Contractors equipment '- Electric power tools ✓ Floor & core equipment 1 % Generators & welders 1 Heaters Jocks ✓Lawn & garden equipment, Moving equipment Point a wallpaper equipment 1 ✓ Portable pumps Pressure washers 11,-- Hand blasting equipment' I✓ Scaffolding i✓ Party Goods Delivery 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 237-3456 1 I_--NONBINNII 1-800-265-2901 1 R.R. 3 Dashwood, Mt. 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