HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1969-08-21, Page 11A STITCH IN TIME — The ladies in this photo are taking stitches
now in preparation for the 4-H homemaking course they will be
leading this fall. Needlepoint is the topic and the leaders are finding
Fishing trip to Inverlocky
there is much to learn. Here from the left are Mrs. Harvey Hodgins,
Mrs. Russ Finkbeiner, Mrs. Bill Fuss and Mrs. Don Travers.
(T-A photo)
Home from west coast
Guenther reunion held at Dashwood
25 Auction Sales 25 Audlen Sales Times-Advocate, August 1969 Part 11
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Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household
Effects, Antiques and
Misc Items
On the premises
313 wiLLIAIVI ST. S., EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 23
at 1:00 p.m.
Gibbard solid walnut dining
room suite consisting of exten-
sion table, 0 chairs and buffet
in brand new condition; 3-
piece chesterfield; occasional
chairs; oak rockers; end and
centre tables; whatnot; fern-
ery; pictures and frames; stu-
dio couch; hall tree; odd din-
ing room chairs; antique kitch-
en clock and shelf; GE radio;
Westinghouse mantel radio; or-
gan stool; kitchen table and
chairs; step stool; bathroom
scales.
Gibbard solid walnut bedroom
suite, vanity, oak bedstead,
O dressers, commodes; 3 - piece
bedroom suite; large trunk;
small trunk; cedar chest; bed
lamps; trilight lamp; card ta-
ble; antique brass jardiniere;
black satin vase; antique solid
brass coffee percolator (200
years old); solid brass trays;
coal oil lamp; alarm clock;
large woven parlor rug; an-
tique album; assortment quilts
comforters, bedspreads, fancy
work, curtains, drapes, bath-
room mats, cushions, hooked
and braided mats; large selec-
tion glassware, silverware; an-
tique dishes; aluminumware;
¤ sets of dishes; antique jugs;
Beaver jar; kitchen utensils;
doll's clothes and tea sets;
Westinghouse electric washing
machine, like new; tubs and
stand; clothes horse; home-
made soap; garden tools; quan-
tity of brick, etc., etc.
•Plan to attend this outstand-
ing sale.
Terms: Cash
MRS. ROSE H. RUSSELL,
Proprietress
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 237-3300 14:21c
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household
Effects, Antiques and
Misc. Items
On the premises
323 WILLIAM ST., EXETER
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 • at 1:30 p.m.
Complete listings of this sale
in following issues.
MISS OLIVE HERN,
Proprietress
Wilson Morley, Sales Manager
NORMAN WHITLNG, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964 21c
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BE A BLOOD DONOR
Cern!)late
DISPERSAL SALE
of High Quality Holsteins:.
New Slab Silo, Dairy Equip-
ment and Misc. Items
On the premises.
LOT $4, CON. 2,
GODERICH TwP.,
3 miles north of Bayfield or 9
miles south of Goderich on
Highway 21.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY EVENING, AUG n
at 7;00 p.m.
HOLSTEINS — Cow, second
calf, fresh one week, with calf
at foot; cow, milking, carrying
second calf, rebred in May; 2
cows fresh 2 months, rebred,
carrying third calf; cow, milk-
ing, rebred, carrying second
calf; purebred cow, fresh three
months; cow, fresh six weeks;
cow, fresh two months; cow,
fresh three months, rebred;
cow, fresh two weeks, calf at
foot; purebred cow, fresh two
months, rebred, carrying sec-
ond calf; 2 cows, milking, car-
rying fifth calf; cow, milking,
carrying fourth calf; 3 heifers,
milking, all rebred; 6 !heifers
due in Nov. and Dec.; purebred
Holstein bull rising two years
old.
This is an extra good dairy
herd selected from high pro-
ducing blood lines.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT — Surge
2-unit milking machine, piping
for 28 cows; 14 milk cans;
pails and strainers; 28 steel
stanchions; 14 water bowls;
New Idea 7 ft. power take-off
mower, like new; Cockshutt 4-
bar side rake; slab silo 14x30
used two seasons.
No reserve as owner has oth-
er interests.
Terms: Cash
JAN KOENE, Proprietor -
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 237-3300 14:21c
Too Late To Classify
MALE HELP WANTED — Man
required for Local Super Market.
State age, experience if any to
Box B.B. Time-Advocate 21c
By MRS. G. HOOPER
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vanexan
and Lisa of Baden visited
Sunday with Leonard Thacker
and family.
Audrey Mills of Baseline is
spending a few days with Mary
Lou Thomson.
Mr. & Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper
visited Sunday with Mrs. Belva
Taylor and Mrs. Emma Martin of
Auburn and Mr. & Mrs. Howard
Campbell of Blyth.
Miss Veryl Hooper spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr. &
Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper and
Jeanette.
By MRS. IRVIN RADER
DASHWOOD
The Guenther reunion was
held at Dashwood Community
Centre, Sunday. Guests were
present from Goderich, Exeter,
London, Simcoe, Port Colborne,
Toronto, Oakville, Port Credit,
Port Elgin, Windsor and Gary,
Indiana.
Mrs. Stan Green and Patti
were in charge of the children's
games and Mrs, Ted Webb and
Mrs. Ed. Johns conducted adult
sports.
President of the organization
is Ervin Guenther and secretary
is Mrs. Syd Baker.
PERSONALS
Enjoying fishing last week
while camping at Inverlocky
Lodge were Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd
Rader and Darlene, Mr. & Mrs.
Leeland Restemayer and Robert,
Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Keller and
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Restemayer.
Mr. & Mrs. E. R. Guenther
and Mr. & Mrs. Syd Baker have
returned from a motor trip to
the West Coast. On the return
trip they visited the Mormon
Tabernacle in Salt Lake City,
Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon,
Hoover Dam and Colorado
Springs. They report beautiful
crops in Saskatchewan and the
Western States.
Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Guy and
Judy have returned ' from
vacationing -in Eastern Ontario,
Quebec City and Windsor. Their
trip included seeing
Montmorency Falls, St. Anne De
Beaupre Shrine and the Quebec
City Aquarium, while camping
in many interesting parks.
Miss Dianne Rader of
Stratford spent last week with
her grandmother, Mrs. Hilda
Haugh and Mr. & Mrs. Ray Van
Dorsselaer and Robbie.
Miss Pearl Kraft is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
having undergone surgery.
Rev. & Mrs. Bruce Seebach
and family of Hamilton spent
the weekend with Mrs. Cora
Gaiser and they all attended the
Haugh reunion at Brucefield,
Saturday. Others attending from
this vicinity were Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon Bender and Patricia, Mr.
& Mrs. Ross Haugh and family,
Mr. & Mrs. Art Haugh, Milt
Haugh, Mrs. Vernon Schatz, Mr.
& Mrs. Jack Gaiser and family
and Mr. & Mrs. Don Gaiser and
family.
Weekend visitors with Mrs.
Cora Gaiser were Mr. & Mrs.
Walter Schlutcher, Decker,
Mich., Mrs. Alvin Sehlutcher,
Pigeon, Mich.; Mrs. Howard
Haskin and Mrs. Amelia
Fleetwood of Troy, Mich.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Huffman of
Port Colborne and Jerry
Guenther of Windsor spent the
weekend with Mrs. Letta Taylor.
Mrs. Melvin Guenther of
Gary, Indiana visited friends in
Exeter and Dashwood.
Mr. & Mrs. Glen Guenther,
Deborah and Jeffrey of Gary,
Indiana and Mr. & Mrs. Ron
Guenther, Branch and Jason of-
Port Credit were weekend guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Syd Baker.
Mr. & Mrs. Don Love, Danny
and David have returned to
Sudbury after vacationing with
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love and Mr. &
Mrs. George Davidge in St.
Catharines.
Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer Harrison
Jim Mawhinney is confined
to St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, following his
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Master Michael Clark of
London spent last week with his
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
JackDye.
Miss Brenda Sims spent the
weekend with Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Sims.
Larry Preszcator of Stratford
and Sandra O'Rourke of Zurich
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Stan Preszcator.
David Glanville returned
home after holidaying with his
sister in Blyth.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Foran of
Blyth visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Stan Preszcator Saturday
evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Stan Preszcator
attended the reception at
Dungannon Friday evening for
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Foran of Blyth.
of Goderich, Miss Joanne
Harrison of London and Paul
Smith of Hamilton were dinner
guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love,
Friday.
involvement in a car accident
last week.
Maj. and Mrs. Robert Graham
and daughter of St. Margaret's
Forces Base, New Brunswick,
called on friends in the village
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Reid of
Waterloo, Iowa, and Mr. & Mrs.
James Reid of /Paris,, Ontario,
were guests of Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Reid.
Seventy pupils enrolled in
Vacation Bible School at Zion
United Church for the beginning
of classes Monday. The school is
under the direction of Rev.
Douglas Warren.
Mr. & Mrs. David McLarty,
Parkhill, visited with Miss Laura
Mathers.
Rev. & Mrs. Fred Haist of
Stratford are holidaying with
Miss Nola Faist.
When barbecuing chicken,
place skin side away from the
heart to start with. Turn and
baste every five to ten minutes.
Allow about an hour to an hour
and a half for good sized 2 to
2 1/2 pound chicken when bar-
becuing.
cAmiw1.4. REUNION
Sixty-five relatives of the
Campbell family gathered at the
Hay Township Pavilion for the
fifth reunion, Sunday, August
17.
Larry and Carolyn Ducharme,
Marie Campbell took care of the
sports.
Winners were Lynn Cronyn,
Lori Cronyn, Beth Consitt, Judy
Campbell, Mark Cronyn, Betty
Lynn Koehler, Mark Consitt, Liz
Campbell, Kathy Campbell,
Homer Campbell, Eric Campbell,
Debbie Consitt, Garry Koehler,
Barry Campbell,
Relays, thimble and straws,
Joanne Cronyn 's team; nylons
and oven mitts, Harold.
Campbell's team; oranges
between legs, Marg Consitt's
team; lady with most buttons,
Marg Consitt; man with largest
waist, Glenn Koehler; candy in a
jar, Earl Campbell.
President is Gerald Campbell;
secretary-treasurer, Mary
Cronyn; sports committee, Liz
and Eric Campbell, Helen and
Jim Redmond; table committee,
Carol and Alvin Campbell,
Marilyn and Homer Campbell.
PARSONS REUNION
The eleventh annual reunion
of the Parsons family was held at
Riverview park recently with 67
members attending.
New officers elected for next
year were president and
secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Parsons; sports, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Parsons and Mr. and Mrs.
Frayne parsons; table
committee, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Parsons and Mr. and Mrs. Bev,
Parsons.
Winners of races were Sandra
Finlayson, Donnie Parsons,
Leeann Parsons, Jennie Parsons,
Paul Gaiser, Timmy O'Brien,
Gail Parsons, Sharon Finlayson,
Tommy Parsons; Larry Parsons,
Susan Parsons, Judy Parsons,
Murray, Ron and David Parsons,
Dale Parsons and Pat O'Brien.
Relay winners were the teams
of Helen Parsons and Hugh
Parsons.
Guessing contest, Roy
Parsons; oldest lady, Mrs. Olive
Andrew; oldest gentleman, Roy
Parsons; youngest child, Gary
Parsons; mystery prize, Mrs.
Lloyd Thompson; lucky seat,
Mrs. Bev Parsons.
CORNISH REUNION
The 36th annual Cornish
Reunion was held at Riverview
Park, Exeter, August 3 with a
relatively good turnout.
President Norman Jacques
and secretary-treasurer Margaret
Cornish were in charge of the
reunion.
Mr. & Mrs. James Wilkinson
and Mr. & Mrs. Danny Coward
conducted sports. Race winners
were Jeff Rowe, Clayton
Cornish, Dianne Rundle, Janis
flern, Pebble Ford, Francis
Cornish,
Women .step-off 27 ft., Mrs,
Ina Ford; men step-off 76. ft.,
Franklin Skinner; broom and
thimble relay, Mrs. Don Wright;
sealer ring on pop bottle, Verna
Bowers team.
T.,tinch conveners were Mr, .&
Mrs, Don Wright and Mr, & Mrs,
Bev Skinner,
Oldest person present was
Jack Elliot; Youngest baby Was
Steven Wilkinson; shortest
married couple was Shirley .and
Don Wright.
Number of pages in
dictionary was guessed by
Debbie Ford, Nancy CorniSh,
Verna Bowers, and Mrs. Art
Ford guessed what was in the
can and Jeff Rowe guessed
nearest to number of smarties in
jar.
PARSONS PICNIC
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Parsons and the family of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parsons, Tees,
Alberta, held a picnic in
Seaforth Park recently.
A ballgame, swimming and
guessing contest rounded out the
activities. Doug Parsons, Alberta,
was the winner of the contest.
Fifty-one family members
were present.
HAUGH REUNION
Close to 60 persons attended
the first annual Haugh reunion
held at the farm of Mrs. Wallace
Haugh, east of Brucefield
Saturday evening.
After a sumptuous pot luck
picnic supper, Dr. John
McIntosh of Toronto showed
slides of the world tour he and
his wife took in March and April
of this year.
The tour took the McIntosh
family to 17 countries of the
world. Mrs. McIntosh is the
former Anna Haugh.
Guests were present from
Kanata, Toronto, Hamilton,
Guelph, Crediton, Dashwood,
Brucefield and Elkton and
Detroit, Michigan.
It is hoped to have another
similar get-to-gether next year.
"Ed thought before I learned
to drive the car, I'd better
practice a, bit with this."
By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
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Anniversary Clearance
Thursday, Aug. 21 to Saturday, Aug. 30
Sale
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Dress
Assorted
Reg.
$9.95
Women's
, Colours
Pumps
Styles
to
Sale
Quality
Various
Women's
Flats
Reg.
$10.95
Shoes
Styles
$4 99
Sale
to Reg.
Boys'
Oxfords
Black or Brown
Reg. to
$9.95
$599
School
Straps,
Sale
Assorted
Children's
Ties,
$9.95
to
Shoes
Slipons
Colours
$399
Men's
Dress Shoes
Odds' n Sods'
Reg. to
$14.95
Sale
$2 9 9
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Dress Shoes
Black or Brown
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18.95 $
Sale
$6 9 9
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Brand
Assorted
Women's
Name Shoes
Colours
Reg. to
$18.00 Dress
Sale
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Women's
Reg. to
$12.95
Shoes
Styles
$299
Canvas
.
Sale
Men's
Casuals
Various Styles
Reg. to
$5.98
$199
Sale
Oxfords
Men's
Reg. to
$12.95
$499
$7 99
Men's
Work
Chemigum Soles
Rawhide Uppers
Reg.
—
Quality
$16.95
Boots Sale
— Steel Shank
Cushion Insole $12 99
Sale
$499
Casual•
Walking
Reg.
Women's
$14.95
Heels
to
Shoes
Women's ,
Assorted Colours
& Styles
Reg. to
$5,98
$199 Sale
Off All New
Canvas Casuals Dress
1 0 4
Fall Shoes
and Luggage Sale
Assorted
Children's
& Styles
Reg. to
$7.95
Shoes
Colours
$199
Casual
Suede
Foam
Men's
Reg.
$11.95
Oxfords
Uppers
Soles
to
Sale
$699
Sale
$3 99
Flats
Assorted
Teen-Age
&
Styles
Reg. to
$9.95
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