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Times-Advocate, 1988-03-16, Page 28
TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the l iyur.ir L wence Board ot Ontario will be he, et the VALHALLA INN KING & 9FNTON "REF KITCHENER. ON TAW() TUESDAY APRIL 5th 1988 ,t of 9 30 ociock in the tore nuon at tho,kCrl tithe the Buard will hear in'.,{m; ac cordance with the I t ;.r t en.e Act ,rnd Regulations T+�•tr;�;a n,',estabiishment has applied for ,, r•ni-e lit the class ,nd,cated and lire nibr,_.0 on nor; be entertained at the ne•d ocation and time Application For New Licence The White House RR a1, Grand Bend (Stephen Townshipl Dining Lounge Licence and a Patio Licence Applicant Ronald William Miller AN() F ItRT t1E R TAKE NOTICE that any t;,.• s,. n h •, resident in the municipal r, e' 1 h' " h snes to make representa t.., ,,.,,,• r,, rhe application shall L' e r ,..ibo,ss,on to the Board in Nr inn,; {n,r ti, the date of the hear.ng, qr p.•r ..,n i1 the timcond place of the n+•e r,^ . .flies ot h ntten. submissions h r ... qtr •.. ,riled to the applicant) I y _vr L Icence Board of Ontario 55 L akest ore Boulevard East TORONTO Ontario M5E 1A4 MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND COMMERCIAL RELATIONS THE t IQUOR t 10ENCF ACT Eight tables in Varna card play - By JOAN BEIERUNG The Varna Orange Lodge held their Card Party, Friday March 11 at 8 p.m. in the Stanley Complex with eight tables in play. Twelve games were played in all with Margaret Ilayter having the highest score for the women, and Annie Finkbeiner with highest score for the men. Low Ladies prize went to Lisa Whalen and Low Men's went to Al Burnett. ALrnAn RAIU SYSTEMS LT Quality Gra n Storage Drying & Hand ing Products DESIGN • SALES • SERVICE AL MAR GRAIN SYSTEMS LID ' M. a.: � • F ( Ei )1 - F ., 'Tt. .,r.'t.0 r] 1 101 1 CH 101 101 101 1 O • S • ON' clj o PJ i o For tho estate of the late Max Jeffrey, 1 1/4 miles south of St. Jo- o seph on Hwy. 21 and 1/2 mile east on Con. 15, part lot 16 and 17 or 7 miles north of Grand Bend REAL ESTATE - apprbx. 105 acres of which 80 acres are high- () ly productive with part heavy and lighter loam, and bal?nce is bush. Close to Lake Huron. Large bank barn with steel roof and old brick house. Rock well with excellent dr;nking water. io TERMS AND CONDITIONS - 10% day of sale, balance in 30 ! days. Farm will be offered by auction at 2:30 p.m. if not sold prior to sale day. Subject to a modest reserve bid. For information or viewing above, call 1-613-828-0565 or Auctioneer 236-4814. EiTRACTORS - I.H. 454 diesel with heathouser, 2000 hrs.., M.F. o gas with loader, Gleaner E. combing, bean and grain attachments, j Versatile 103 swather, air cooled I.H. and Triple K cultivators, A.C. jl disc, Oliver 3 PH 3 furrow plow, 3 drum roller, land packer, pole and harrows, I.H. siderake, fert. spreader, grain auger, 35' x 6", Ibale stooker, I.H. 7' 3 PH mower, Innes windrower, heavy gravity wagons, bean puller, hammermill, wagon and rack, spreader as 0 trailer, 7' blade, air compressor, riding lawnmower, ladders, gates, o — tools, wrenches, shovels, vice, many other workshop items. Land packer 23 ft. with pups. HOUSEHOL - old table, chairs, and cupboard. o Plan to atten this estate auction of like new and well kept ma- chinery, very few small items. Terms Cash. . Auctioneer John Finlay OL 101 1 ESTATE FARM AUCTION SALE Friday, March 25 at 1:00 p.m. a IIIa L 101 101 TOL 101 101 101 101. 1 0 n Bob Heywood, Auctioneer 235-0874 Saturday, March 19 We will be offering by auction the Main Street Exeter property and all contents therein tor Ms. Mary Anne Westlake of Queensway Nursing Home. The property will.be offered at•11 a.m, subject to a reasonable re- serve bid, thence to South Huron Rec Centre at 11:30 a.nt. for the sale of the household effects and collectables. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: According to Plan 376 of the Town of Exeter, Lot 1041 comprised of 50' frontage and 165' depth, known as 96 Main St. on which is located a 2 storey brick home with 3 bedrooms. Terms - 10% down sale day with the balance payable in 30 days. For viewing contact the auctioneer. COINS: Several dozen assorted coins including 1ge. Canadian pen- nies, Victory nickels, Canadian silver dollars, half dollars, Newfoundland coins, Indian head pennies, Confederation 60th anniversary token, etc. etc. Coins wit be sold at 3 p.m. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Lovely 9 piece dining room suite, China cabinet - double floor length glass doors, sideboard, spoon carved parlour table, scarf table, several plant arid lamp tables, beautiful Cherry Bonnet Chest, oak dresser with serpentine front, dove tailed pine blanket box, pressback rocker, press - back arm chair, plank seat captains chair, hump back chest ,francy old dresser, wicker fern stand, oak hall tree, Gingerbread clock (working), organ stool, drop leaf table, White treadle sewing machine, cedar chest, DeForest-Crosley floor radio, library stand, ash commode stand, Gone With the Wind lamp (old), several oil lamps, includes finger lamp, mirrors, pictures and frames, postcards, several pcs. of collectable china and glass such as Carnival, Depression, Nippon, satin glass, cookie jars, (one very old hand painted blue glass),Limoges, Noritake, Occupied Ja- pan, Flow Blue, Hen on a Nest (old), set of English china dishes, platter, partial toilet set, end of day vase, quilts - approx. 12, tine linens - ap- prox. 100 pcs, doilies, towels etc., 3 pc. bedroom suite, Phillips modular 4 Colour TV, westinghouse refrigerator, vacuum cleaner, couch and chair, pots and pans, garden and hand tools and much, much more. Tired of being a Tenant? CONSIDER: A 40 -unit Housing Co-operative to be located in Exeter THE AFFORDABLE ALTERNATIVE - Co-op Housing offers you: • A carefully planned family environment • Resident participation in management of Co- operative. • Community spirit fostered by people working together. - HOUSING QUESTIONNAIRES must be com- pleted; and returned, to obtain Housing needs of Exeter and the area. - QUESTIONNAIRES are available at: the Mu- nicipal Offices of Exeter, Hensall, Zurich and Twps. of Stephen, Usborne and Hay. - ASSISTANCE to complete Questionnaire is ONLY AVAILABLE at the Exeter municipal Office, 406 Main Street South - 235-0310 Laurie Dykstra ***************************•***1*1111********* PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Tuesday, March 22, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. OLDE TOWN HALL, EXETER 332 Main Street South COFFEE & DONUTS Door prizes were won by Mrs. Warren Whitmore, Ray McClin- chey, Jean Burnett, Frank McClin- chey and Donna Klopp. There will be another card party on Friday March 25 at 8 p.ni, in the Stanley Complex. Ladies, please bring lunch. Everyone Wel- come! The Heart and Stroke Fund were pleased with the response of the vil- lage of Varna as they received S127.50, which is Up S20.0O from 1987. Thank you to all contribu- tor's. On Sunday March 20, both Varna and Goshen Sunday Schools arc very busy. Goshen is having their annual Sunday School bowling arid lunch. AN OLYMPIC RUNNER - Dan Lines of Centralia was one of the Olympic Flame Torch Bearers run- ning at Fort McMurray, Alberta on February 8. Dan is employed at Syncrude Canada in Fort McMurray. Varna Sunday School are going 10 tour Schilbe's Maple Sugar Bush during Church and following this, both the Sunday School and Con- gregation arc invited to the Church Basement for pancakes served with maple syrup. Children should wear boots and dress appropriately. Please meet at the Church for rides. Shirley Keys and Doris Syming- ton, Pctrolia, have just returned from a two-week vacation in the Bahamas. They reported good weather, Tots of sunshine, good food and lots to do. While there they went on a couple of boat cruis- es, a Town and Country tour to Freeport and surrounding area, as well as to the Perfume Factory and Garden of Groves. One highlight of the trip was attending a local Bap- tist church where they were the only white people there, however they were made extremely welcome. Bob, June, Julie and Nancy Web- ster have returned from a two-week vacation in the south. They enjoyed a stop -over in Nashville, Tennessee where they took a guided tour of the city. Included in the tour was a back -stage look at the Grand Ole Opry, as well as a chance to visit Twitty City, better known as the home of Conway Twiny. They also saw many other Country Stars homes. They then journeyed over to Memphis, Tennessee, where they toured "Graccland", the mansion of the late Elvis Presley. The decor of the mansion was unbelievable and the tour also included a stop at the "King's" grave. They then were headed for Florida where they enjoyed a five-day stay •in the Orlando arca. They visited all of the major'attractions including Bowling Monday Night Ladies - SM -153 - Janice Butson 504, OD -457 -Bonnie Rowcliffe 586, GG -415 -Joyce Bai- ley 599,11G -362 -Sherrie Stade 694, • TCS -468 -Iva Ried 612, PP -286 1/ 2 -June Fisher 793, SL -395 1/2 - Elaine Datars 621, RD -497 -Sandra Dickcrt 672, P-399 1/2 -Mona Kraft 535, AO -335 1/2 -Wendy Campbell 587, JS -204 1/2 -Marg Swcrtzcr 556, BC -347 1/2 -Sharon Lagcrwcrf 614, FIS - 350 Sandra Dickcrt, HT - 869 Sandra Dickcrt, HA - 234 San- dra Dickcrt. Bob Heywood, Auctioneer 235-0874 Upcoming Auctions Fetor/ Evening March 25/88 at 6 p.m. Dispersing contents of a Grand Bend home along with many local consignments. Full listing next week. Saturday. April 2/98 at 11:00 a.m. Dispersing the entire house- hold contents from the well kept home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Millar, Wil- liam St.. Exeter. Both sales to be held at South Huron Hec Centre, Ex- eter. Book your sale and consignments now. Bob Heywood 235-0874, Laverne Heywood 235-1278 r PINERY AUCTION At Pinery Auction Barn, Hwy. 21, 4 miles south of Grand Bend Coral Reef Restaurant and Motel Grand Bend, Ontario. Hwy. 21, 1/2 ml. south of lights Saturday, March 19 11:00 a.m. 10'x40' office trailer, '76 Malibu station wagon, '74 Honda motorcycle, Dodge van, 2 canoes, 10" table saw, cross country skis, corrier curio cabinet, b&w and colour T.V.'s, wood stoves, loveseats, desks, Kirby Classic vac., used windows and building material, lawn mowers, portable dishwasher, almond electric stove, Gestetner, Cobra wireless telephone, Tandy computer, air conditioner, gas barbecue, microwave, gas deep fryer, potato peeler, commercial toaster, compressor and door for walk-in cooler, food warmer, cash register, restaurant seating and tables, sever- al refrigerators, etc. etc. Viewing from 10:00 a.m. day of sale Auctioneers Pat and Phyllis Lyon 243-2713 L 1 01 ( 101 101 101 101 10©01 101 111 �' S q JF °Ua C. N°� AUCTION SALE 4cj;o�s P ON SAT., MARCH 19 at 12:30 p.m. • l 0 o for Mr. Harvey Hohner who Is moving to Maple -Ill woods Apts. and selling household, lumber, tools etc. In the Zurich Arena 0 0 FURNITURE bedroom suites with dressers, mirror, wood table 6 chairs, chesterfield, chairs, day couch, antique chest of drawers, old wood table, parlour table, highchair, Viking floor 0 o polisher, lamps, knick-knack shelves, plant stand, chrome table set, dish cupboard, lawn chairs, iron board, teapots, Royal Al- bert cream and sugars, cups and saucers, red glass, punch 0 o bowl, toaster, silverware, many English plates and platters, salt and peppers, and many other kitchen utensils, a large quantity of like new spreads, wool comforters, sheets, blankets, towels, 0 o linens, pillows, hook mats, bench, 1940 London Free Press, illlog rule,coal oil lamps, 12 doz. egg crates, wash pitcher and ba- sin, wicker basket; 1-3 gal. crocks, jars, sealers, quilt and picture 0 o frames, coal skuttle, iron kettle, Beatty wash stand with tubs, Iwringer washer, bushel Baskets, antique sideboard, baking Hoozer with glass doors. A quantity of ash and hemlock lumber 0 o and planks, 2 by 4's, chain and chain tightener, garden tools , step ladder, 32 ft. ext. ladder, vise, saws, electric motor, childs wagon, bicycle, saw horses, table saw, shoe repair kit, carpen- 0 o ter tools, cement trowels, garden hose, wood nail kegs, saw blades, rope. O Terms Cash. Household. Lunch Booth 0 111 Owner and auctioneer not responsible for loss or accident. Auctioneer John Finlay MEMO for lo 0( 101 10'MEE1 0t--r— Disneyworld, and Epcot Centre, as well as an Orange Citrus Tower. They then spent the rest of their time in the Sunshine State at Sing- er Island, near West Palm Beach with a room right on the Atlantic Ocean. Taking the scenic route home, they travelled through the Great Smokey Mountains of Tennessee. They came upon the small village of Pigeon Forge, Tennessee where Dolly Parton was born and raised. Her husband still lives in the. arca. They also stopped off at "Dollywood", her amusement park, but it was closed for the winter. Throughout the trip, the weather was warm (in the high 80's in Flor- ida) with only one day of rain. HURON COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY S.F.T.(HC) 88-07 For Janitorial Services and Snow Removal at Queen Street, Blyth will be received for ti Jve until 11:00 a.m. 10 - ca' ,,,nes Wednesday. April 6, 1988 by the Huron County Housing Authority, 48 The Square, Goderich, Ontario. N7A 1M5, (519) 524-2637 from whom details and specifi, cations may be obtained, quoting reference number as above. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. March 16, 1988 Page 11A HURON COUNTY �--- HOUSING M AUTHORITY '(5 The Huron County Housing Authority will be soliciting quotations and issuing tenders for a variety of services as required by the Authority. In an effort to ensure that as far as possible, all companies are giv- en an opportunity to bid, we invite such companies to submit, on their letterhead, a request to be listed for one or more of the follow- ing categories. • Services 1. Roofing 2. Plumbing 3. Electrical 4. Heating 5. Fencing 6. Grounds Equipment Service 7. Asphalt 8. Stand by Lighting and Fire Alarm Testing 9. Glass and Screens 10.Carpeting 11. Locksmithing 12. Pest Control ,13. Tree Trimming & Removal 14. Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance 15. Fire Extinguisher Service 16. Intercom Entry Systems 17. Move Out Cleaning 18. General Maintenance 19. Ceramic Tile 20. Foot Tile 21. Sewer Cleaning 22. Aluminum Siding, Trim 23. Weed Control 24. Appliance Repairs 25. Equipment & Appliances for Sale Address replies to: Huron County Housing Authority 48 The Square Goderich, Ontario N7A 1M5 ATTN: Mr. Wm. G. Tugwell Housing Manager • Clearing Farm Auction of Machinery, antiques, and miscellaneous articles for Fred Heaman at his farm; Lot 17, Concession 7 West McGillivray Twp. - go north from Parkhill on 81 Hwy. 1 1/4 miles turn west - Watch for Signs. on Saturday, March. 26, at 11:00 a.m. Ford "TVV10" tractor 700 hrs. c/w 18" x 38" duals, Ford 5000 trac- tor 1400 hrs. c/w 727 loader and pulley, White 7300 s/p combine 318 Chrysler motor 3 row corn heads and pickup, 11' header straw chopper, I -H 720 four furrow semi mount plow 18" bottom, IH 18 run grain and grass drill double disc nearly new, Lilliston bean combine, 2 Gehl self unloading wagons (one nearly new), 3 gravity boxes on John Deere wagons, ISH 18' cultivator c/w new hitch hiker harrows, Gehl forage harvester c/w pick up and 1 row corn head, 2 New Idea manure spreaders, John Deere 494A 4 row corn planter, 18 1/2' midwest harrows, John Deere 38 plate wheel disc, Kongskilde 13' cultivator scuffler, Kools blower (new with pipes and hood) 12' land roller, 14' land leveller, side rake, I- H 3 furrow plow, rotary hoe, Kongskilde 13' cultivator, New Idea mower, New Holland rake, grain blower, Hutchinson 42' grain auger, Gehl #95 mix mill, Letz grinder, 100' heavy duty power cable for silo unloader, 570 bean windrower, Renfrew 2000 lb. scale, fertilizer auger, buzz saw, 3 I -beams, Jacobsen 3 pt hitch 3 reel gang mower, 10"x21', railroad iron, 200 steel posts, steel tank frame, kerosene stove, 500 rods of barb wire, 200 gallon wa- ter tank, Chev pickup rack, beat) puller ,walking plow, root pulper, large quantity of lumber, 4 section harFows, scrap iron, 3'x15' steel culvert, 1000 rug brick, 12 lawn posts, 3 hp and 1 1/2 hp electric motors, antique baby buggy, I -H 3pt. hitch 3 furrow plow. annex gates, whiffle trees, neck yokes, tools and many other useful articles. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: this is a very well kept offering of ma- chinery and many interesting articles as there has never been a sale on this farm before. TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D. day of sale - no reserve as owner is retiring. Bruce Coulter - Bill Elliott - Dougall MacGregor - Auc- tioneers ********************************** • LARGE CLEARING FARM AUCTION * OF FARM MACHINERY, TRUCKS, FEED, ETC. *For Mr. Jack Moir & Sons, Lot 13, Con. 10 Ldn. Twp. * on Adelaide St., 6 . 1 mi. S. of Ilderton Rd. * Saturday. MLch__2i2:DO p.m. *FARM MACHINERY: Case Int. 2096 diesel tractor with cab. 4 *wheel drive, 600 hrs. like new, Int. TD9 bull dozer (for parts *only), J.D. 1830 diesel tractor with loader, N.H. TR 85 diesel self *propelled combine with 16 ft. flex head, 4 row w. corn head (rear * good cond.), low hrs., Int. 2 row corn head for a 550, J.D 7000 * maxi -merge 4 row corn planter with insecticides, monitor etc, *Kongskilde 23 ft. cult. with buster bar, Whitel4" wheel disc, Int *720 5 fur. 16" automatic reset plow, Glencoe 18' cult. with * wings, Kongskilde 4 row cult.; G.W. sprayer with 28' boom, hop: *per wagon, fert. 12' auger, Nuhn 10' 6" liquid manure pump, * Nuhn 1500 gal. spreader, Better -Built irrigation pump with 1000' * 4" pipe and gun, 2 Nuhn liquid manure pumps, N.H. 675 man- * ure spreader with slush gate, 18" 1 fur. breaking plow, Crow- * Foot packer, Cobey 2 beater forage rack and wagon, Case 200 * baler, Corn -Hog grinder/blower, Case 3 fur. 14" 3 pt. h. plow, * Case 7' trail mower. flat rack and wagon, Ferguson p1. h. cult * trailer, Lucknow 8'double auger snow blower (like new), 1500 *gal. water tank on trailer, number of tanks 2000, 1000, 800 and * smaller gals., water.pump and motor, tarp for 14 ft. rack, chain * ties, anvils, feed carts, 15 farrowing crates, steel penning, Ford * 3 pt. h. 2 row corn planter, 2 cutting boxes and pipes, Hydro twin * pump, harrows, drill press, power hack -saw, welders, ele. fuel * pumps, power tire changer, quantity of used steel roofing, lum- * ber, snow mobile sled, single chain grain elevators, plus misc. * tools, hydro pole, cement mixer and rotary mower. * SILO UNLOADERS: 20' clay silo unloader complete, 20' * Silo -Matic silo unloader complete. * FEED: 511. high moisture corn in 20 ft. silo, easy access. * • TRUCKS: ETC. 1980 Chev heavy duty 1/2 ton 4 wheel drive .* truck, 1971 GMC 1/2 ton pickup, 1974 Chev truck with 12 ft. * rack and hoist, 1974 Int. 1700 Ioadstar with 14 ft. ra ck and hoist. * The above all running in good condition. Selling as is. 14 ft. rack * and hoist, 1967 Int. tandem truck, 1960 Ford stake truck. Selling * as is. Single axle utility trailer, tandem axle livestock trailer, power * tail gate loader, 1978 Suzuki 370 dirt bike, 1983 Yamaha 3 * wheeler (like new), 1980 Chev Citation car, 2 door automatic, * (real good) selling as is. 20 ton portable truck scales. * RIDING LAWN MOWER: Cadet Int. 129, 12 h.p. riding lawn- * mower. * Mr. Moir is retiring from farming, Plan to attend this farm sale * TERMS: Cash sale day. Booth * --AUCTIONEERS * Hugh Filson Tom Robson 666-0833 666-1967 ********************************* 1 3