HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-05-12, Page 24AUCTION
SALE
Mon., May 16
6:30 p.m.
CAVEN
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Basement
Norm Whiting
Courtesy Auctioneer
Reception
and Dance
Mr. & Mrs. Jody Mosurinjohn
(nee Donna Smith)
of Huron Park
Sat., May 21
at
HULLY GULLY
Dancing 9 - 1
Music by
NELSON HOWE
THE COUNTRY GENTLEMEN
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ChildteR t nder II in S .r. Fr., GRAND BEND
Box Office Open at 8
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
MAY 13 & 14
Colour
Adult Entertainment
DRIVE IN
WHITE LINE FEVER
Jan Michael Vincent
25th
Wedding
Anniversary
Dance
for
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Adkins
Sat., May 28
9 - 1
Music by
BLUEWATER PLAYBOYS
at
ZURICH ARENA
Lunch Provided
Best Wishes Only
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DANCE
Fri., May 13
KIRKTON-WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Joe Overholt
Sponsored by
Exeter and District
Heritage Foundation
$6 per couple
Rummage
Sale
in aid of
First Huron Park
Brownie Pack
to be held
Sat., May 14
J.A.D. McCURDY
SCHOOL
Home Made Goods
and Bake Sale
Doors open
10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Sunday
May 15
at
EXETER UNITED CHURCH
The Exeter Young Singers
Present The Musical
"ZACK"
at
11:00 a.m.
Th
Pork
Barbeque
THAMES RD.
UNITED CHURCH
Sat., May 28
Adults $4.00
Children $2.00
Dinner Served
from 5 - 8 p.m.
Sponsored by
Thames Road
Elimville
Manse Committee
Advance tickets available
from El son Lynn and
Dorothy Duncan.
The Huronia Singers
Present The Music Of
Dr. Geoffrey Beaumont's
Folk Mass
at
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Lucan
SUNDAY, MAY 15, 7:30 p.m.
Party
for
STEVE
HARRISON
GRAND BEND
LEGION HALL
Sat., May 14
Admission $2.00
Everyone Welcome
BETA SIGMA PHI
SPRING
DANCE
"The Days of
Wine and Roses"
KIRKTON-WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Sat., May 21
9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Music by
LARRY DENNIS
AND SOCIETY
Buffet Lunch
$10.00 Couple
Proceeds for Cancer Society
Zurich Recreation Park & Community
Centre Committee
Presents
ROLL-A-THON '77
1:00 p.m.
Saturday, May 14
Sponsor Sheets Available
from Jerry Rader
Starts at 8:00 P.M.
Stephen Township
Community Centre
CREDITON
Admission $1.00 15 games
Extra Cards 25¢ or 5 for $1 00
BINGO> Tonight
Thurs., May 12 —
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1 share the wealth.
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Due to license regulations no one under 16 years of age will be admitted.
Sponsored 9y Creditor) Hall Board
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BROWNIE'
DRIVE-IN THEATRE LTD.
BEECH ST. CLINTON
FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SUNDAY
May 13 - 14 - 15
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT
Logan is 29.
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May 13th 7pm-9pm
May 14th 10am-Spm
MACRAAAE,WEAVING
AND POTTERY
SHOW AND SALE OF WORK BY
ARTIST
KAREN TIEMAN
OPEN HOUSE
.r,o, CI FROM .5010 “
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M S.C. SC 4001-
9"' HOUSE
ON LE. rr
FROWNORTH
and Notist
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FREE
BUS
SERVICE
to the London
BINGO
Games
Every Wednesday
NEW TIMES
BUS DEPARTS AS FOLLOWS
Exeter 6:25 p.m.
Huron Pork 6:35 p.m.
Centralia 6:40 p.m.
Lucan 6:50 p.m.
Phone 235-0450
25th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
DANCE
for
Harry and Jo
GIELEN
Fri., May 20
9 - 1
Music by
JOE OVERHOLT
KIRKTON-WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Lunch
Everyone Welcome
No Gifts Please
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40th Wedding
Anniversary
DANCE
for
Mr. & Mrs. Charles
Glanville
CREDITON
Fri., May 20
9:30- 1:00
DASHWOOD
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music By
Bluewater Playboys
Everyone Welcome
Best Wishes Only
asked its superintendent of in-
struction to arrange for revision
of local basic courses of study in
grades 7 to 10 based on forthcom-
ing ministry of education
guidelines.
The revision of basic courses
will he carried out in accordance
with the new Ontario require-
ment that, starting in September
1977. first and second year
students in secondary school
must work toward obtaining
credits in English. mathematics.
science, Canadian history, and
Canadian geography.
It is expected that most of the
revised basic courses will be
ready by September 1978,
Middlesex County Board of
Education is not planning to in-
crease French language instruc-
ion in elementary schools next
year.
At its regular meeting this
week the board decided to keep
its present program of 30-minute
daily periods of oral French in
grades 7 and 8. At the same time.
Noon Hour Special Mon. thru Sat.
Catering to Small Weddings & Banquets
HIGHWAY 21 ONE MILE SOUTH OF ST. JOSEPH'S
Phone 236-4850
NOTICE TO COMMERCIAL &
INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMERS
OF THE EXETER PUBLIC
UTILITIES COMMISSION
A meeting on "Conservation of Energy" will be held at the Ex-
eter Public School at 7:30 p.m. D.S.T. on May 17.
Representatives of Ontario Hydro will be present and a film
and paper will be presented on ways to make better use of
electricity by eliminating unproductive kilowatt hours.
If you plan to attend please contact our office by phone.
(235-1350).
Exeter Public
Utilities Commission
H. L. Davis
Manager
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* Estate Clearing Auction *
of AntiquesStote,Stock
& Household Items
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for Estate of the Late Mr. Peter Eisenbach on Highway
81, Grand Bend, Ontario.
Sat., May 14th at 10 a.m.
ANTIQUES: corner what not, china cabinet with leaded glass
top, round table and 4 chairs, 3.4 four poster style bed, cedar
chest, old docks, Dominion old organ, coal oil lamps and
bracket, Tiffany lamp and stand, love seat and upholstered
chairs, rocker, wash stand, press back chairs, toilet set, hen on
the nests, odd dishes, wicker chair, girl and boy statues, small
Woodland stove, chest of drawers, Captains chair, cup-
boards, old tools, pictures, old books.
HOUSEHOLD: Philco 2 door refrigerator, GE washer and 4I(
dryer, 4 piece bedroom suite, 2 piece bedroom suite, modern
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Grandmother clock, odd dressers, pictures, chesterfield and "
chair, dehumidifier, TV, radios, wardrobe, Singer sewing
.air machine, silverware and odd dishes, pots and pans, etc., bed-
i_r" ding, linens, lamps, desk and chair, tools, step ladder, etc.
STORE STOCK: which will start at 10 a.m., knick knacks and ir
.41( small antique pieces of many, many kinds, dishes, high chair,
baby buggy, lamps, lamp parts, lantern globes, canes,
books, trunk, odd chairs, showcases; counter with drawers,
jig etc., etc., etc., etc. No museum pieces will be sold, only the
T store stock and personal belongings of the late Mr. Eisenbach
which includes many, many interesting items for everyone.
41( Plan to attend.
1 Terms Cash 4(
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Twilite Auction Sale
Of Farm Machinery
and Some Home Furnishings
For Ray Heaman, Lot 20, Concession 8, W.C.R.,
McGillivray Township, 7 miles north west of Parkhill, 3
miles south west of Greenway.
Tuesday, May 17th at 5 p.m.
TRACTORS & PLOWS: IHC B4 14 gas tractor with Allied
front end loader with hydraulic bucket, in excellent condition;
M.F. 3 furrow 12" bottom 3pt hitch plow; IHC Super H tractor
with 2 rowscuffler and hydraulic lift: 3 furrow mounted plow.
TILLAGE EQUIPMENT; J.D. 15 disc grain and fertilizer drill
on rubber; M.H. 32 plate tandem disc ; 4 section drag
harrows; M.F. 7 plate 3 pt hitch one way disc; Hamel 9 ft. 3pt
hitch cultivator; M.M. cultivator,
HARVESTING EQUIPMENT: Case 28" steel threshing
machine on rubber in above average condition; Case 6ft
team mower; New Idea side rake; 34 ft. grain and hay
elevator pto drive; 15 ft. grain auger with new electric motor;
rubber tired wagon with flat rack and sides for grain box
and end gates for hay.
MISCELLANEOUS: Bearcat 10" hammermill; Letz corn cob
grinder; oil chicken brooder; rubber tired wheel barrow;
Sunbeam cattle clippers; cattle dehorners; buzz saw mandrel;
quantity of 2x8 cedar plank; pail greaser; 20x10.00 truck
tires; forks, shovels and other items too numerous to mention.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Old dining room table; wardrobe;
odd chairs; tables and dishes.
The farm is sold and owner moving to town,
Terms Cash plus 7% sale tax if applicable.
Not responsible for accidents day of sale.
BILL ELLIOT
Auctioneer
294-6759, Parkhill
the board instructed its staff to
study the implications of the
Ministry of Education's new
policy that encourages 40-minute
periods of French in all elemen-
tary grades.
Extending present classes and
starting new ones will have im-
plications relating to time.
money. and teaching staff. It is
expected that the board's study
of the matter will involve not
only classroom teachers but
teacher federation represen-
tatives. parents. and school
trustees.
In other business the board
Hotel owner
handed fine
For the first time in Huron
County, a hotel owner who failed
to make his employees comply
with hair restraint regulations
set down in the Public Health Act
has been convicted in Provincial
court. The conviction came in
Wingham last Wednesday, accor-
ding to a spokesman for the
Huron County Health Unit in
Goderich,
Art Kauk, owner of the Manor
Hotel in Wingham, was fined a
total of $500 for two violations of
Food Premises regulations of the
Provincial Health Act.
A fine of $200 was assessed for
the hair restraint violation. A se-
cond charge stemming from
Health Unit findings of ex-
cessively high bacteria levels on
drinking glasses brought a fine of
$300.
Two other charges brought
against Mr. Kauk by the Health
Unit stemming from sub-
standard washroom cleanliness
and a lack of soap and paper
towels in the washrooms, were
withdrawn.
The Health Unit spokesman
said the conviction did not in-
dicate a move to toughen the en-
forcement of food premises
regulations. He said court
proceedings are a last resort,
used only when repeated
attempts to force compliance
with the regulations have failed.
DINE OUT
Good food, pleasant atmosphere,
dinner specials. Now Licensed un-
der L.L.B.O.
• Hold your anniversary or birth- '
day party here.
4 WAY INN
DASHWOOD CALVARY
UNITED CHURCH
Welcomes the guest visit
of a former minister
Rev. & Mrs.
MERRILL JAMES
Windsor
Sun., May 15
9:45 a.m.
Rev. & Mrs. James
Speakers
10:50 Sunday School
John James - Kingston
Speaker
12:30 p.m.
Pot Luck Lunch
7:30 p.m.
John James Ordinate
Speaker
Fellowship to follow in .the
church basement.
Everyone welcome.
Coming Events At
Pineridge Chalet
R.R. 2, Henson
Sat., May 14
Wilbee - Patterson
Open Wedding Reception
Roger Quick
Sat., May 21
25th Wedding Reception
Mr. & Mrs. Mozart Gelinas
Joe Overholt & The Standbys
Sat., May 28
CLOSED
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For Reservations Phone
262-2277 236-4610
236- 4213
DANCE
Sat., May 14
KIRKTON-WOODHAM
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Music by
JOE OVERHOLT
PROCEEDS FOR
ATHLETIC FIELD
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BAYVIEW
RESTAURANT & TAVERN _
Open Daily 10 til 9
Featuring
Home Cooked
Meals
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Seaforth Centenaires
Junior Hockey Club
presents
SEAN FAGON
AND THE
DUBLIN
CORPORATION
Sat., May 14th
SEAFORTH ARENA
Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Advance tickets $5.00 per
person. At the door $6.00
per person.
Admittance restricted to
persons 18 years and over.
Tickets available in Exeter
from Gordis Variety or by
calling 527-0882.
Lambton Progressive Conservative
NOMINATION MEETING
MON., MAY 16 at 8 p.m.
at
VICTORIA PLAYHOUSE, PETROLIA
SPEAKERS
The Hon. James Auld and the Hone D'Arcy McKeoUgh