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34. AUCTION SALES
39. CARD OF THANKS
AUCTION SALE
Appliances, furniture etc. to be held at
Richard ]ebb's Auction Barn, Clinton,
Ontario for the Estate of Lulu Smith, plus
additions.
SAT. FEBRUARY 22
ATIO A.M.
Kelvinator harvest gold fridge, Kelvina-
tor harvest gold 30" electric stove,
Speed Queen harvest gold dishwasher,
G.E. 30" electric stove, floor model B &
W TV, large oak chest of drawers, oak ,
buffet, Filter Queen vacuum leaner, 2
floor model hi fi , 3 piece bedroom suite
with 3/4 box spring and mattress, chest
of drawers, old dresser with mirror, 1/4
• box spring and mattress, old Axminster
rug 9x12, 2 old rocking chairs, pole lamp,
floor lamp, lawn chairs, lawn lounge,
bedding, chesterfield and chair, 2 good
chrome tables with leaves and 6 chairs,
recliner chair, gateleg table, finger oil
lamp, odd wooden chairs, portable
sewing machine, 12x12 carpet, 7x6
carpet, students desk, portable type-
writer, rollaway bed, slide projector, •
metal easel, humidifier, 2 yrs. old; •
upholstered chairs etc., plus our usual
offering of dishes, glassware, small
appliances and mise.
'PERMS CASH
RICHARD LOBB— AUCTIONEER
482-7898
scorr
I would like to thank relatives friends and
neighbors for cards, visits and flowers while I
was a patient in Seaforth Community
Hospital and special thanks to Dr. Rodney
and Dr, Malin's, nurses and staff. It was very
much appreciated and will not be forgotten.
Mary Scott
39-08x1
W ILLEM S
I would like to thank everyone for their
kindness shown to me and my family during
our bereavement. Elsie W dlems
39-08x1
VERBERNE
We would like to thank all those who helped
us through the recent loss of our daughter
and sister, Wendy. Thanks to Dr. Wong,
Sheila Hallahan, Seaforth Ambulance crew
and Third Floor nurses and doctors of St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. Special thanks to
the neonatal unit of St. Joseph's Hospital.
Speeial thanks also to Dr. Chance, Sr.
Veronica, friends and neighbors and relatives
for their prayers, cards and gifts of flowers,
food and mass offerings. Your thoughtful-
ness and caring will always be remembered.
Mary Ann and Frank,
Chris and Barry Verberne
39-08x1
38. SERVICE DIRECTORY
THINKING of selling? Private investor will
pay cash for equity. 527-0219. 38-49-tf
VEALS
JONES
I would like to express my sincere thanks to
my family and friends for the get well wishes
cards and flowers, while I was in Seaforth and
Stratford Hospitals and since returning
home. Special thanks to the hospital staff and
ambulance attendants. Your thoughtfulness
will always be remembered, Joan Jones
39-08-1
Abattoir and Meat Market
Hwy. 83-31/z miles east of Exeter
235-1123
Try us for
CUSTOM KILLING arid PROCESSING
Kill Days - Tuesdays
OUR SPECIALTY
Home cured and smoked meats
processed exactly the way you like it.
HENSALL LIVESTOCK
SALES
Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m.
All classes of livestock
W E INVITE YOUR CONSIGNM ENTS
Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves
4827511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensel!
Barry Miller
236-2717 Exeter& 229-6205 Kirkton
LOSE WEIGHT NOW!
4,1,n and 5 loc',vn
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KEYS
Thanks to all who remembered me with
visits, flowers, treats and cards while I was in
Seaforth Hospital. Thanks for your kindness.
Jean Keys
39-08x1
DEGROOF
Lori and I would like to thank Dr. Steed and
Dr, Salisbury, also the nurses on second floor
at Clinton Hospital for their tremendous care
during our stay. Also to those for their gifts,
cards, flowers, visits and treats.
Cindy and Lori De Groof
39-08-1
ROBERTSON
We would like to express our appreciation to
those friends who sent congratulations on our
40th wedding anniversary. Special thanks to
Jack and Audrey McElwain who hosted a
surprise party with members of Unit 5 from
Northside United in attendance, making it a
truly memorable occasion.
Jim and Connie Robertson
39-08x1
MURRAY
I would like to thank Father Carrigan, Father
Buchanan, the nurses, doctors, my family,
the people of the village and the three
Musketeers for everything while I was a
patient at Stratford General Hospital. Our
prayers were answered.
Jeremiah J.J. Murray
39-08x1
ARTICLES FOR SALE
BUILDINGS Factory liquidation of in -
stock inventory Widths 30-120', Heights 10-
22 ft. All priced for immediate sale, Buy
now, take spring delivery. Gulf Steel 1-416-
828-6262.-0-8
$ CHEAP FOR CASH $ All steel quonset
buildings never erected, ship anywhere.
40' x 100 for $9,999. Also 26 x 28, 35 x 36, 46
x80 and 40 x 60 straight wall (416) 699-
6151.-0-8
WATER PROBLEMS? RUSTY..SMEL-
LY..BAD TASTING WATER...At last new
technology eliminates these & many other
problems FOREVER. Well to faucet
purification for the entire water system.
Eliminates distiller, liquid chlorinators,
iron & faucet filters. FREE 6 -month trial
offer - See results for yourself. If you want
BETTER WATER for BETTER COUN-
TRY Living Call (24 hours). 1-800-268-2656.
Area 807 1-416-624-4344 or write Aztec
Water Purification Systems 203 - 1030
Kamato Rd. Mississauga, Ont. IAW 4B6.
The "Lowest" cost system that "Really"
works. -0-8
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PERMANENT Year-round employment
available for log fitter., Must be serious,
energetic, industrious and have own tools.
Two years minimum experience in a pro-
duction setting. Must have own reliable
transportation. Salary is commensurate
with experience. Novices or beginners
need not apply. Send resume to: Log
Homes by Paul Petrie Box 733, Minden
KOM 2K0 or call (705)489-2233 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. -0-8
SWIMMING POOLS. Factory outlet has a
limited number of 1985 models left at ex-
cellent savings. Don't buy until you com-
pare us. Nobody beats our prices we
guarantee. Call 1-(416) 523-6467 or
1(613)547-6434 for details. -0-8
BUILDINGS must clear at 1985 prices. Im-
mediate delivery. If you need one now
make your choice 90x16x70, 40x44x40,
32x16x80, 20x10x20, 32x8x40, 32x10x30,
32x14x40, 80x14x70, 60x16x200. Don't delay
call now and ask for John "T" (416) 454-
5600. We can help. -0-8
Call Peter Hamming
527-0179
PLUMBING
HEATINGn'
and ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTORS----
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ONTRACTORS®e . SILLS
ruilliNn--HOME
ein HARDY ARE
ciwarP, Seaforth 5.27-1620
DOERR'S
Appliance & TV
(;.E.and ZENITH
Phone 348-9033
Open 6 Days a Week
A9 AIN ST. 119riot Fal,
40. IN MEMORIAM
O'CONNOR: Frank. In loving memory of a
dear husband, father and grandfather who
passed away March 3, 1977.
Alone. but never quite alone,
1 face an empty chair,
But sometimes in tho silence,
I imagine he is there.
My companion for so many years,
No longer here with me.
And yet in some mysterious way,
He keeps me company.
Remembered by wife Leona, Pat and
Wendy. Terry, Colleen, Jane and Danny and
grandchildren Megan and Kyle. 40-08-1
DE WOLFE, Yvonne. In loving memory of a
dear mother and grandmother who passed
away, February 24. 1983.
We seem to see in the soft dim light,
A face we love the best,
Recalling her as the sun's last rays,
Go down in the far off west.
We miss her more as time goes on,
We can never close our hearts
And the lamp of our love still burns,
Her heart the truest in all the world,
Her love the best to recall,
None on earth could take her place,
She is still the dearest of all.
Lovingly remembered by Grace, Wayne,
Angela and David Butt.
40-08-1
WELDER FOR SALE. Westinghouse 500
Amp. MIG with tank coolant. WANTED
TO BUY: Truck mo.unted HIAB Hoist: 6
lite wooden windows 10x12 inches. Write
Box A500 c/o Elmira Independent, 15 King
St. Elmira. N3B 2R1.-0-8
STAINED GLASS, Tools and supplies by
mail. Write for information: The Glass
Place, 50 Ste. Anne Street, Pointe Claire,
Quebec. H9S4P8.-0-8
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
See "Live It Up" C.T.V. 7:30 Monday even-
ing, February 24th. Season's Fragrance
Consultants earn Hundreds saving others
Thousands! 31 Relicas, World's Finest
Fragrances. Special $300 retail kit $99. 1-
800-387-7875.-0-8
DISTRIBUTORS WANTED: High-tech
engine lubrication products. Government
tested. Excellent profits. Reply to:
MICROLON INC., 149 Riverside Dr. North
Vancouver, BC., V7H 1T6. (604)929-7944.
Telex 04-352880. 0 8
OVER 1/2 Million visitors corning to EX-
PO. Fantastic earnings opportunity,
minimal investment secured by inventory.
Contact Adventures Enterprises Inc., 837
Hamilton Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6B 2R7
(604)681-6652.-0-8
PAIN CONTROL without pills with elec-
tric impulse (T.E.N.S.) machine (as seen
on T.V.'s Marketplace program).
Moneyback guarantee satisfaction. Dealer
inquiries invited. Toll free call 1-800-663-
4350.-0-8
DISTRIBUTORS REQUIRED for com-
puterized outlet controller designed to pro-
vide energy savings for parking lots of 5 or
more vehicles. Tests by Manitoba National
Research Council resulted in 88.6 percent
savings for a typical winter. Investment
required. We train. Write Hi -Tech controls
International 1A-1844 Pembina Hwy, Win-
nipeg, Man. R3T 2G2.-0-8
STEEL BUILDINGS 4 only Quonset
models. Order cancelled, immediate
delivery. First come, first served. 25X44',
40X52', 46X94', 55X160' complete e. i:'
large sliding doors. Call tollfree Miracle
Span Steel buildings 1-800-387.4932.-0-8
STEEL. BUILDING-% price sale. Buy one
building at regular price & get double
length for 60 per cent more. Phone Pioneer
Sales Dept. collect (416) 678-1585 for
Info. 0 8
NORTHERN FOOD TREES, Old fashion-
ed apples, pear, apricot, nut trees, shrubs,
evergreens, seedlings. Guaranteed
delivery. Reasonable prices. Catalog 51.
Golden Bough Tree Farm. Marlbank, Ont.
KOK 2L0.-0-7-9
PERSONAL
DATES GALORE: For all ages and unat-
tached. Thousands of members anxious to
meet you. Prestige Acquaintances. Call,
toll-free 1-800-263-9163. Hours Noon till 8
p.m. -0-8 �,,•
SERVICES OP /RED
Over 100aOOO
out to county
councillors
Over $100,000 was paid out last year to
Perth County councillors.
The annual statement of the actual amount
each councillor received was released at the
February 13 session of Perth County council.
It shows last year's warden, Oliver
McIntosh of Foliation Township only made a
little more than $200 than the previous year's
warden, Glynn Coghlin of Elma Township.
The 1985 warden took home $16,474. He
started with a base pay of $2,150 which covers
the monthly meetings. Added on top of that
was $5,671 for conventions and the rest is
made up of committee pay. The previous
year. then Warden Coghlin took home
$16,209.
The amount paid to councillors last year, is
as follows and includes the recently named
reeves who served in December: Reeve Don
Brubacher of Ellice Township, $70; Elma
Township Reeve Glynn Coghlin, $5,755;
Blanshard Township Reeve Ron Denham.
$6,066; Wallace Township Reeve Hans
Feldmann, $6,260:
Reeve Amos Gerber of South Easthope
Township. $6,143; Logan Township Reeve
Laverne Gordner, $6,036; Mornington Town-
ship Reeve Norman Haid, $7,889; Logan
Township Reeve Ted Litman, $97; Reeve
Calvin Innes of Downie Township, $10,018;
Mornington Township Reeve Donald Jack,
$218: Listowel Reeve Elsie Karges, 87.205;
Reeve Fred Knechtel of Ellice Township,
$5,349: North Easthope Township Reeve
John Lindner, $6,260: Milverton Reeve
Maurice Marleau. $3,562: Milverton Reeve
Len McDonnell, $128;
Hibbert Township Reeve Ivan Norris.
$7.208; Mitchell Reeve Jim Spence, $7,392;
Hibbert Township Reeve Roy Swart, $132;
Elma Township Reeve John Vander Eyk,
$156: and Fullarton Township Reeve Bert
Vorstenbosch. $80.
County council paid out $1.520 for the
Stratford Suburban road commission: John
McKay of Stratford, $430; Foster Henderson
of RR's, Stratford, $345; and Charles Horton
of Stratford, $745.
Another$7 .253 was paid to the members of
the land division committee: Earl BoyesoRR
3, Stratford. $1,279; John Fryfogel of
Stratford. $1,501 ; Ormond Pridham of RR 1,
Fullarton, $1,498; Wilfred Noble of Stratford.
$1,640 and Jim Ranney of Milverton, $2,971.
The three members of the St. Marys
suburban road commission received a total of
$1,176: Don Simpson of RR 1, St. Marys,
$721; John Stephen of RR 1, St. Marys, $365
and David Spence of St. Marys, $90.
The county also paid out $459 to the county
tree inspector.
FARMERS experiencing financial dif-
ficulties. There may be ways of, solving
your problems that you are not aware of.
For further information contact Syl-Mar
Financial Consultants (519) 449-2809.--0-8
EDUCATIONAL
USED store island and wall shelving, glass
shelving, showcases, counters, steel ad-
justable shelving, pallet racking. Lovers
New and Used, 254 Adelaide St. S. London,
(519) 681-2254, Monday - Friday 9-5 Satur-
day 9-12.-0-8
USED AND NEW Steel adjustable shelv-
ing, pallet racking, storage cabinets,
Lovers New and Used, 254 Adelaide St. S.
London, (519) 681-2254. Monday - Friday 9-
5, Saturday 9.12.-0.8
35. TENDERS WANTED
35. TENDERS WANTED
South Huron & District Association
For Mentally Handicapped
TENDER
FOR
TWO RESIDENTIAL
GROUP HOMES
PETS
Black and tan COONHOUND pups, 44
years breeding the best, priced with or
without registration certificate. Also wire-
haired Terrier pups, Mervin Howe,
Aylmer, (519)773-9472 —0-8
LIVESTOCK
CANADA'S Purebred Poultry Head-
quarters! 150 varieties, chicks - 25 breeds,
geese, ducks, turkeys, guineas, pheasants.
Red River Hatcheries, Box 362, Morris
Manitoba, ROG WO. March - June. Phone
1-800-665-0433. Visa. Mastercard. -0-8
BABY CHICKS. 12 varieties to choose
from including heavy meat types and
capons. Shipment by Parcel Post or
Railroad. Send for price list Bonnie's
Chick Hatchery, Box 154, Elmira, N3B 2Z6
(519)669-2561.-0-8
WANTED TO BUY
TRAIN to be an auctioneer. A proven
dynamic cassette and book course that
teaches the auctioneers bid call. Auc-
tioneering for pleasure and big profits.
Hundreds have learned by this method.
Total cost of course 549.95 plus $5 postage
and handling. Make cheque payable to
PUBLICS OWN AUCTION SERVICES,
11724 - 139 Ave. Edmonton, Alta, T5X
3P3. 0 8
FREE: 1988 guide to study -at-home cor-
respondence Diploma courses for
prestigious careers: Accounting, Air-
conditioning, Bookkeeping, Business,
Cosmetology, Electronics, Legal/Medical
Secretary, Psychology, Travel, Granton
(5A) 263 Adelaide, West Toronto. 1-800-268-
)121.-0-8
HOW TO PLAY Popular Piano. New home
study course. Fast, easy method.
Guaranteed. Free information, write:
Popular Music Systems, Studio 25, 3284
Boucherie Road, Kelowna, BC, VIZ
2182.-0-8
BECOME AN AUCTIONEER, 85 hours of
instruction. Next class April 5th to 12th.
For information contact Southwestern
Ont. School of Auctioneering, (519) 469-
3936. (519) 537-2115 P.O. Box 145, innerkip,
Ont. NOJ IMO. -0-8
MISCELLANEOUS
FARMERS WANTED who are paying too
much tax or are not using all the tax
breaks available. Phone us today! Ap-
pointment times available to process 1985
tax returns in your home. FARM
BUSINESS CONSULTANTS, 2109 Oxford
St. E., London, N5V 229. Call toll-free 1-
800-265-1002. In business year round help-
ing farmers for over 34 years. -09-16
COMING EVENTS
Councillors
disagree on
a conflict
Not all of Perth County councillors agree
on what is a conflict of interest.
Wallace Township Reeve Hans Feldmann
declared a conflict of interest at the February
13 session of county council when the Perth
County Federation of Agriculture came to
make a pitch for a 86,000 county grant.
"I'ma memberof the federation and I feel I
have a conflict of interest," declared Reeve
Feldmann prior to the group's presentation.
He stayed in the council chambers during
the presentation, but did not ask federation
members any questions.
Downie Township Reeve Calvin Innes took
up the conflict of interest question after the
federation members gave their presentation.
A federation member himself, Reeve Innes
wanted to know how many other county
councillors were federation members. Esght
hands. including Warden Ron Denham's
went up.
Also, Fullerton Reeve Bert Vorstenbosch,
absent from the meeting because of a death in
the family, is a federation member.
That makes nine of 14 county councillors
members. But only Reeve Feldmann de-
clared the conflict
1 must confess Reeve Feldmann did throw
me a bit by declaring a conflict of interest."
commented Warden Denham. "I hadn't
given it a thought."
Milverton Reeve Len McDonnell, not a
federation member, said where a majority of
council has to declare a conflict of interest, ah
application for dispensation can be made to
the provincial government. Reeve Feldmann
said in cases of conflict of interest, two
council members constitute a quorum.
Logan Township Reeve Ted Iliman said his
council had a similar concern when a
township grant was requested and four of the
five council members were part of the
organization.
"We felt we had no conflict," said the first
term reeve.
Elma Township Reeve John Vander Eyk
suggested to get around the conflict, council
give a grant to all farm organizations such as
the federation, the National Farmers' Union
and Christian Farmers. He said the grant
could be divided up based on the number of
members.
Clerk -treasurer Jim Bell was asked to look
into the conflict of interest question.
Town of Exeter
Sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents, shall be
received by the undersigned until 4:00 p.m. Local Time
FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1986
for the construction of two
RESIDENTIAL GROUP HOMES
PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS and TENDER FORMS
MAY BE OBTAINED AT:
The South Huron & District Association Office in Dashwood,
and at the office of
Designer's World Inc.
488 Fourth St., Hanover, N4N 3G2
upon payment of a non-refundable fee of $25.00
or$10.O0for
Specifications and Tender Forms Only
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
OLD BRICK BUILDINGS Wanted for
wrecking and salvage. Ross Lumley.
Bonded and insured, with references,
since 1969. Farm buildings or complete
factories anywhere. 1-800-265-7545.., 0 8
PIANOS WANTED. Not necessarily in
good condition. Give name, height,
number found under top lid or have us
refinish, restore your piano. Village Piano,
Elmira (519)669-2280.-0-8
HELP WANTED
Train for a JOB with a Future...with Tri-
County Truck Driver Training. Job search
assistance available. Kitchener 720 King
E., (519) 743-5011, Brantford 300 Colborne
E., (519)756-0223.-0-8
FARMERS
519)756-0223.-0-8
MECHANIC CLASS "A" Experienced
with Front End and Scope asset. For grow-
ing year-round business, Port Carling,
Muskoka. Rental accommodation
available. (705)765-5864 Days, (705)765-
5618 evenings. -0-8
Ripley Huron CRAFT FESTIVAL July
18,19. For information and Exhibitor ap-
plications contact Mrs. Gail Van der Hoek,
RR4 Ripley, Ont. NOG 2R0, (519) 395.5497.
Application deadline May 1.-0-8
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in Canada for
5659.00
or in 1,241,807 homes
in Ontario for
5195.00
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Planning grant
awarded Huron
A community planning grant of $3,630 has
been awarded to Huron County on behalf of
the Village of Hensel], the Minister of
Agriculture and Food Jack Riddell, MPP
Huron -Middlesex has announced.
Speaking on behalf of Municipal Affairs
Minister Bernard Grandmaitre, Mr. Riddell
said the grant will be used to prepare an
update of the secondary plan for the village.
Community planning grants are designed
to encourage municipalities to resolve land
use planning issues to reflect municipal and
economic priorities.
The grants may also be used for special
studies to develop community improvement
policies; to determine the feasibility of using
data processing technology in the local
planning process; and to assist in implement-
ing the Planning Act.
38. SERVICE DIRECTORY 1
Fuel Oil Furnace
24 HOUR SERVICE Repair and Cleaning
Paratchek's Maintenance
Dublin 345-2235
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