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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estuteof
Viola Merle Dearing
Deceased
All persons having claims
against the estate of Viola Merle
Dearing late of the Town of Ex
eter, in the County of Huron,
Housekeeper who died on or
about the 23rd day of October,
1977 are required to file par
ticulars of same with Deane &
Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter,
Ontario, by the 8th day of April,
1978 after which date the estate
will be distributed having regard
only to those claims of which
notice has been received.
Deane & Laughton
Solicitors for the Administrator
Exeter, Ontario
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, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Lida May Beer
Deceased
All persons having claims
against the estate of Lida May
Beer late of the Village of Hen-
sail, in the County of Huron,
Widow who died on or about the
30th day of January, 1978 are
required to file particulars of
same with Deane & Laughton,
Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario, by
the 8th day of April, 1978 after
which date the estate will be dis
tributed having regard only to
those claims of which‘notice has
been received.
Deane & Laughton
Solicitors for the Executrix
Exeter, Ontario
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Gordon Love
• Deceased
All persons having claims
against the estate of Gordon
Love late of the Village of Hen
sail, in the County of Huron,
Retired Farmer tyho died on or
about the 12th day of December,
1977 are required to file par
ticulars of same with Deane &
Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter,
Ontario, by the 8th day of April,
1978 after which date the estate
will be distributed having regard
only to those claims of which
notice has been received.
Deane & Laughton
Solicitors for the Executors
Exeter, Ontario
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Classified Deadline
Tuesday 4:00 P.M.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Antiques, Furniture, Tractors, Farm
Machinery, Garage Equipment, Tools
Etc.,
to be held for Bill Watson at Lot 4, Concession 9,
Hay Township, 1 ’A miles east of Zurich and 3%
miles south or 5 miles west of Exeter, on 83
Highway and 1 mile north.
Saturday, April 1st at 12 O'clock
Noon
TRACTORS': Allis Chalmers D 15 gas tractor with
Allis manure loader, snow and manure buckets.,
Massey Harris 44 with new tires, Allis Chalmers B
tractor with 2 row bean puller and scuffler.
MACHINERY: New Idea #310 one row corn picker
in good condition, New Holland #67 Super Hay
liner baler, New Idea 7 ft. trail PTO hay mower.
Allis Calmers new style hay rake, Allied 36 ft. Pipe
hay elevator on wheels, electric motor drive, Buehler
Wagon and good flat rack, Bale buncher, 2 - Turnco
gravity bins, 2 - George White wagons, Malco 40 ft.
- six inch portable grain auger PTO drive, Little
Giant 25 ft. portable single chain elevator with gas
engine drive, 20 ft. four inch grain auger with
motor, Fanning mill, Ford three furrow mounted
plow, Danish 9 ft, cultivator, .5 section diamond
harrows and pole, J.F, fertilizer spreader, McCor
mick 15 run seed drill with grass seed attachment,
Six foot 3 PT Hitch scraper blade; Ford 3 PT Hitch
dirt bucket (like New); 3 PT Hitch lift pole, Continen
tal trail weed sprayer, Three drum land roller, Walk
ing plow, Ford post hole digger, Cement mixer,
Pump jack like new, Small orchard sprayer, Buzz
saw, New Idea ground manure spreader, Two wheel
trailer, Cedar and steel posts, Riding lawn mower,
Platform scale, Turnip pulper, 7 H.P. electric
generator' (New), Snow fence, 40 ft. aluminum ex
tension ladder, quantity of used lumber.
GARAGE TOOLS: Anvil and block, Aceytelene
torch with 40 ft. of* hose, tank cart, Lincoln 180 amp
welder, Comet air compressor, 2 ton chain falls,
Emery and one HP electric motor. Battery charger,
Hydraulic jacks, jack all jacks, 2 - 20 ton Barn jacks,
Homelite Chain say, Pioneer 7 HP chain saw, Plus a
good offering of hand tools, sockets, etc.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Zenith
frost free fridge (nearly new), Simplicity wringer
washer (3 years old), Adding machine, Dining exten
sion table, Copper boiler, lanterns, 50 gallon iron
kettle, Small kettle, Phone, Trunk, Cabbage cutter.
Sausage grinder and press, Meat ladle, Fork and
butcher knife, Sad- irons, Clocks, Picture frames.
Rocking chair, Dressers, Washstand, Chests of
drawers, Card table and chairs, Camera, Projector
screen, Books, Dishes, Pots and pans, Silverware,
Plus many other items too numerous to mention.
SALE ORDER: Household items sold first then fools,
small items, machinery and tractors.
LUCH BOOTH
TERMS CASH FARM IS SOLD
PROPRIETOR: Bill Watson Phone No: 237-3306
'After many years of decay
and silence, Exeter’s
renovated town hall is once
again ringing out with music
and activity.
The restored upper room
will be the stage for the
‘Huronia Singers’ spring
concert, April 8 at 8:00 p.m.
and April 9 at 3:00.
Local Heritage Founda
tion members say this will
just be the first of many
such public entertainments
coming up in the future.
The upstairs hall has been
restored as nearly as possi
ble to its original
appearance when it was
built in 1887. The dropped
ceilings, which were
lowered sometime in its
history, have been removed , |
to reveal the original
gracefully arched dome.
Golden pine woodwork has
been scraped of layers of
paint showing its true beau
ty, and the hardwood floors
have been sanded smooth.
One added feature not in
cluded in the 1887 plan is a
compact kitchen to accom
modate small receptions
and parties. One local fami
ly has already booked it for
next Christmas. It has also
been spoken for for several
TENDER
OWNER OR AUCTIONEER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE
RICHARD LOBB
auctioneer
CLINTON, ONT. 482-7898
Sealed letters of intent
addressed
South Huron
Recreation Board
P.O. Box 1810
Exeter
Concession tender;
will be received on or
before April 21st, 1978
for the operation of a
concession stand on the
premises of the Exeter
and District Swimming
Fool. Tenders must state
rentdl fee to be paid,
hours of operation and
Stoff qualifications.
Tenders should be based
On responsibilities as
available from the
Recreation Ad
ministrator, South Huron
Recreation Centre.
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In Friday's victory oyer Belmont, the Exeter Hawks were in control of theCLOSE CALL — In Friday's victory over Belmont, the Exeter Hawks were in control of the
game right from the opening whistle. In this shot Ken Pinder of the Hawks in the white came
very close to sliding the puck under the Belmpnt netminder's goal stick as a Belmont player
attempts to keep John Van Gerwen at bay. To the upper left hand corner of the picture is
Hawk's defenceman Phil Knight. T-A photo
Times-Advocate, March 30, 1978
LET HIM GO — Wayne Boughner made a
Farmers
WE ARE NOW PICKING UP
FREE OF CHARGE
FEW OPPORTUNITIES — The Belmont Bombers had1 very few scoring opportunities as the Ex
eter Hawks powered theirwayto 7-1victory Friday evening. In one of their few forays into the
Exeter end goalie Steve Beer had plenty of help from Randy Fisher, Brian Taylor and Brian
Mercer. T-A4photo
TAKE THAT — Hawks defence man Jim Ferguson appears to be "laying on some lumber" in this photo as ai Belmont player
unleqshes a shot against goalie Scott McNair. However, Ferguson's stick wasn't really banging against the head of tne op
posing player as he moved in to tie him up. . . Staff photo
Upstairs ready for use
Town hall comes to life MRS.HARRY SHEPPARD
other coming events.
The Exeter Christian
Reformed Church will hold a
craft'and bake sale there,
April 7.
This week, the manage
ment of Zehr’s are renting
the hall for two days and
have it booked for more
days later on. x
The three business spaces
on the ground floor have
already been rented with
Clinton District Credit
Union conducting its
business in the old fire hall
while Joe Darling, certified
accountant, has set up an of
fice in the former police
quarters.
The Heritage Shop, run
jointly by South Huron
Hospital Auxiliary and the
Heritage Foundation is
housed in the old town coun
cil chambers.
Two washrooms and two
new furnaces have been in
stalled in the basement.
The Foundation’s local
drive for funds, which
started last November, con
tinues with about half of its
$50,000 objective reached.
Members feel interest in the
campaign will pick up in the
Spring once citizens view
the completed restoration.
There is still some outside
paint work and landscaping
to be done
mont. His shot went wide of the far corner.
Swimming
Pool
Concession
FOILED — Dave Bogart of the Hawks just missed on this scor
ing attempt after breaking in on the right wing against Bel-
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, „ mistake when he helped Ken Pinder free himself
from the Belmont net after getting his skate trapped in the mesh. Pinder came back to haunt
Boughner by scoring three goals in Saturday's final game, including a sudden death overtime
tally. The Belmont goalie no doubt wished he had kept Pinder netted when, he had him.
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Daffodils sale Friday
across Huron County
Huron County is about to
be buried in daffodils.
Six thousand of the yellow
blossoms will be brought to
Clinton to be sold as part of
the Huron County Canadian
Cancer Society’s campaign
drive. Another 6,000 of the
flowers will be sold in
Goderich and 7,000 in
Exeter.
The flowers will go on sale
Friday, March 31. For $2 the
buyer can win the heart of
his sweetheart, mother or
sister by presenting them
with a bouquet of 10 of the
yellow posies. At the same
time the money will go
toward fighting cancer,
Last yfear the Huron
County unit had a successful
year raising over $50,000.
The Good Neighbours club
met at Chateau Gardens
with president Mrs.
Beryl Watson in charge.
Plans were made for
several new projects among
them being “Easter Bun
nies,’’.made from air care
containers for the tables.
Mrs. Gladys Mackey
presented a cheque for $16.50
from the late Mrs. Eva
McDonald.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright won
the cake draw.
A St. Patrick’s dance was
held on Friday March 17 for
the patients and visitors. The
McLinchey sisters on the
piano and guitar and Mr.
Jim Orb on fiddle. Mr. Albert
Romph played several tunes.
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Personals
Mr. Stuart Gilbert and Mr.
Gordon Mackey are patients
in Strathroy Hospital, Mr.
Harry Mawson having
returned home from hospital
recently.
Mr. & Mrs. John Neilsen
and Mr. & Mrs. Bill Battram
have returned'from holiday
in Florida.
Mrs. Rita Carey and Mrs.
Kay Peterkin visited
recently with Mrs. Frank
Shortt of Strathroy.
The campaign raised $23,000
and $27,000 was donated.
This year the target for the
unit is $40,200 with $6,800 set
as a goal for Clinton.
April will be Cancer Month
all over Canada. The fund-
raising target for the whole
of Canada for 1978 has been
set at $27 million.
The Huron County unit
held a meeting at the
Wesley-Willis United Church
in Clinton, February 27 to
discuss plans for the up
coming campaign. Several
of the 25 members who at
tended had been at the CCS
conference in Toronto
January'21 ahd 22-and they
had new suggestions for
campaign programs. Flag
raising ceremony to kickoff
the campaign and bicycle
and walking marathons to
raise money were suggested.
It was pointed out that
rural canvassing is
especially important id
Huron County as one-third of
the homes areilocatedin rural
areas.
The motto for the society is
“fellow fighters for the
battle of life,” said Helen I
Davies, chairman of the
meeting. Funds raised are •
used for research, supplies, '
service and transportation of
cancer patients.
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Gabian Stone
Calcium
Chloride
in 100 pound bags
Sand & Stone
Gravel
Stone for
Weeping Beds
EARL LIPPERT
TRUCKING LTD.
Creditor! 234-6382J
GET READY • • •
The Cycling Season Is
Just Around The
Corner
BRING^OUR BIKE
IN NOW FOR A
SPRING
TUNE-UP
remember...We Also Have A Full
Line of New Bicycles
FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE
family
t Buy Until You Get Our Price
Jerry MacLean & Son
OUR STORt IS Bld ENOUGH tO SERVE YOUR NEEDS
BUT SM All ENOUGH TO BE ERIENDIY
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By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Art Hutchinson who
will be celebrating their 40th
anniversary, Saturday April
1, at Parkhill.
Mr. 4c Mrs. Sam Lawson
had their grandsons Troy
and Travis Robinsons RR 1,
Lucan spend their Easter
holidays with them.
Three bus loads of people
from the Crediton and
district social club attended
the Grand Ole Opry at
London Gardens Friday.
After returning from the
Gardens all enjoyed a
delicious pot luck supper and
a sociable evening was had
by all.
Mrs. Stan Preszcator
entertained neighbors and
friends last Tuesday af
ternoon by having a Tup
perware party. Demon
strator was her daughter
Mrs. Robert England, Huron
Park.
CUSTOM
KILLING
and
PROCESSING
CURING ANO
SMOKING
Our Speciality
WITH
FAMILY
UiRVEYIvIJRLRnK I
EXETER 235-Q400
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CHANCE IN NAME
INDEPENDENT
SHIPPER
TO
United Co-
Operatives of
Ontario Livestock
Department
Toronto
FRESH
DEAD
or
DISABLED
COWS, HORSES
and Stocker Cattie, etc.
3 Radio Dispatched Trucks
for Faster Service
24-Hour Service
7 Days A Week
CALL COLLECT
(Area Code 519) 887-9334
Brussels
Pet Food Supplies
Ship your livestock
with
FRANK VOOGEL
Dashwood
Monday is shipping day
from Varna Stockyard
previously Roy Scotchmer
Call Dashwood
238-2707
or Bayfield 565-2636
By 730 am. Monday for
prompt service
Nb charges on pick up
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HEARING TESTS
HEARING AIDS
No Obligation ' ,
EXETER PHARMACY
Friday, April 7 — 1 to 3 p.m.
Batteries, accessories, repairs to most makes
. J. D. FAIR
Hearing Aid Service
145 Ontario St., Stratford
Large Clearing
Auction Sale
of
Dairy cattle, feed, Combine, 4 Tractors
and farm machinery etc.,
to be held for Ray Ulch at Lot 19, Conce sion 14,
Hullett Township, 1 mile east of Blyth, Ontario
on County Road 25.
Wednesday, April Sth at 11 a.m.
FEED: Approx. 30 ton of dry shelled corn; Approx.
15 ton of mixed grain; Approx. 600 bale of Alfalfa
timothy hay.
CATTLE: 9 Holstein cows fresh approx. 2 months, 1
due sale time; 14 Jersey cows most due sale time
and the balance just fresh; Ayrshire cow fresh two
months; Ayrshire cow fresh three weeks; 3 Jersey
heifers bred two months,- Several young cross brea
calves; Registered angus bull, 2 years old; "NOTE"
this is a good young herd of cows, (8 cows with
papers), cattle are blood tested free of Brucellosis;
Viking cream separator; Surge vacuum pump,- 4
Surge units; 2er.
COMBINE: White 7300 self propelled combine, 318
gas engine cab, 13 ft. cutter bar head with reel,
#704 four row wide corn head and grain pick up
(three years old).
TRACTORS: Cockshutt 1850 diesel tractor with new
Hiniker cab, heater, radio power shift; White 1270
diesel tractor, run 920 hours with White manure
loader, 2 buckets, set of tire chains; International
504 high arch diesel tractor, fully equipped; Oliver
77 tractor.
TILLAGE AND PLANTING EQUIP: White 543 four
row (plate) corn planter with insecticide boxes, new
in 1976; Oliver #540 four row (plate) corn planter,
fibre glass fertilizer and seed boxes; M.F. #880 4
furrow semi mount plow 18" bottoms hydraulic
automatic resets, new in 1976; John Deere #145-3
furrow semi mount plow, 16" bottoms cushion trip
(new last fall); Cockshutt #239 18 ft. vibra shank
cultivator with wings and Mid West leveling
harrows; Danish 13 ft. cultivator; Kongskilde 11 ft.
3" cultivator9 International 10 ft. trail cultivator;
Case 10 ft. wheel disc; Servis 6 ft. scraper blade.
HAYING, HARVEST AND OTHER EQUIP; MF 7 ft.
3 PTHitch hay mower; MF #10 hay baler; Case side
delivery rake; 2 flat racks and wagons; 2 - Turnco
225 bushel gravity bins on 10 ton wagons, nearly
new; 150 bushel gravity bin, nearly new; 1966 Chev
3 ton truck with 350 bushel gravity bin as is; 1966
Chev 2 ton truck with gravity bin as is; New Idea 40
ft. six inch portable grain auger PTO drive, 2 yrs.
old; 30 ft. four inch grain auger; Fox one row
forage harvester; MF #15 mix mill, nearly new;
McKee 7 V2 ft. double auger snow blower with
hydraulic hood; Schultz PTO manure spreader with
double beater; Schultz PTO manure spreader with
single beater,- Portable cement mixer with gas
engine; 1971 Ski Doo Olympic; 1973 440 Rupp
snowmobile.
"SALE ORDER" - Misc items, machinery, tractors,
feed and the cattle,
LUNCH BOOTH
Terms cash day of sale Farm is sold
PROPRIETOR: Ray Ulch PHONE NO: 523-9485
AUCTIONEER: Richard Lobb PHONE NO: 484-7898
OWNER OR AUCTIONEERS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR ACCIDENTS DAY OF SALE.
RICHARD LORB
AUCTIONEER
Phdhe 482-7898