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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1982-03-24, Page 26Garage A Bake Sale Sat., Mar. 27 134 Gidley St. W. Rain or shine 10a.m.-p Furniture, dishes, childrens and adults clothes, baby items and toys, miscellaneous household items. • JnuuwnwmulunmuWnnuunu f. Stephen Township Minor Hockey rand Raising Ramo Sat. April 10 Dancing 9 - 1 Huron Park Recreation Centre Music by Country Unlimited 8.00 per- couple Lunch- provided 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111, Plan* Recital I am very pleased to present my music students' to friends and family in a recital at•7:00 p.m. on Wednesday March 31 at the Ex- eter United Church, Ladies Parlour. Everyone Welcome Julie Easterbrook Optimist Club Stephen Bookings available for HURON PARK ANNEX * Weddings * Parties, Etc. Air Conditioned Annex Rental Ken Mason 228-6765 enimawreammilmomor Gables Tavern Grand Bend Open Entertainment Fri. and Sat. Mar. 26 & 27. Good Ole Boys Plan to join us for. our 2nd annual St. Patrick's Day Bash Fria March 19 8 - 1 a.m. Featurina.Lincoln Green Lunch and paity favours, BINGO LUCAN ARENA March 24 Doors open - 7:15 p.m. Early bird - 7:55 p.m. Regular games, Midway special, share the wealth, stand up, etc. - Jackpot $1 ,900 - 55 calls Proceeds for Arena Double Door Card $1.00 • Bingos will continue each Wednesday night. Licence # 28721 1 Proceeds for Arena ov.i.r.citnse T•gvkli.ns n. .n. und•. 1610•0n.f a•e will w adTi11•d. • • • • • • • • • • • •I • • • • • • • • • • You'll be glad you camel • Aprll Pool's Dane. Sponsored by South Huron Jr. Farmers Friday, Apr. 1 Music by Perth Cty D.J. Hensall Community Centre Tickets •4.00 each 9-1 1st Centralia Beavers, Cubs & Scouts Craft & Bake Sale Sat. Mar. 27 1-5 p.m. White Elephant table Recreation Centre Annex &der 901/ NOW ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR THE 1982 SEASON • Wedding Receptions • Special Parties • Wedding Anniversaries • Tournaments Phone 235-1517 ®gym®m®ohm®a 1 Queen's Hotel Entertainment this Thurs., Fri. & Sat. - River City Rockettes next week Dangerfield ®o®ol ►o©000IMMLO FAMILY -AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES OF HURON COUNTY (Operat.d by the Children's Aid Society) Invites you to the - 71ST ANNUAL MEETING Date: March 31, 1982 Time: 2:00 P.M. Place: 46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich, Ontario Memberships available at the door - $1,00 Refreshments South Huron HockeyLeague Best -of -Seven Final Playoffs Zurich Buckeyes vs Hensall Sherwoods Thursday, March 25 8:30 p.m. Hensall Arena Sunday, March 28 2 p.m. Zur'ich Arena Thursday, April 1 8:30 p.m. Hensall Arena • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • _ • • • • • • • • • r - 11L Leo Zr 1E: $HOWTIMts iRI.•Say, 7sN &file SUN.-THURs. sae P.M. THEATRE ��I'REMIt;U THEATRES HWY. 8 CODERICH AT CONCESSION RD. 4 • PHONE 524.9981 10 T111 SOUARF GODERICH 524-7811 SECOND GREAT FUNTASTIC WEEK GODERICH • DRIVE•IN THEATRE NOW OPEN sox Offlc. Open Ties Showtl,, Dusk Keep ass we out forte funniest abort 1plrorwrla8 up IIELL WpcHT oung"Stick 'em Nurses11P,A1«I we're the n•• .1•„',„, wild and hard -riding Bik; ; sataits IN sizzi No EROrlCOLOq • • Pave 26 Times -Advocate, March 24, 1982 Present the show Hank Williams never aav� 00 January 1, 1953 Hank Williams died in the back seat et his Cadillac at the age of U. He was on his way to performing a concert in Canton, Ohio. And froth March 25 to trail 3 Hank Williams: The w He Never Gave, produced by Theatre Passe Muraille, will be appearing at the Blyth Centre of the Arts. Hank Williams was far more than just a country songwriter. He was a legend in his own lifetime, and left a legacy that other musicians can only hope to attain. For we are talking about a performer who is one of the most recorded artists of the 20th century. A man, who, dead these 29 years, still has letters sent to him. We are speaking of a man who took country music out of Nash- ville and made it appeal to anyone who loves music, no matter what their age, in- come or background. Just one year after his death, this man was named the most popular Country and Western singer of all time. Hank Williams' original version of 'Jambalaya' reached number one on the charts in Western Europe.in 1976, 23 years after. his death! Country music fans 'are already familiar with Hank Williams' music. But anyone who is interested in music will be aware of such great songs as `Jambalaya', 'Kew - lige', 'I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry', 'Your Cheatin' Heart',. 'I Saw The Light', 'Hey, Good Lookin' and countless other songs written by Hank Williams. As a matter of fact, music lovers are probably more familiar with someone else's version of a Hank Williams' .song, for he influenced many major artists. Hank Williams was a shooting star in the game of life. In just three years he went from a nobody to a living legend. People have said that he died of too much living, too much sorrow, too much love, too much booze and too much success.' One thing is for certain. This man, from a small -town in Alabama, - couldn't handle the huge changes in his life. But he left a part -of himself in his songs which Mune ensure his immortality. And he became a hero'to millions. But it was more than his • ti11ngs. His concerts were a magical experience. Williams expressed his personal feelings and pain in • BOY'S FLOOR HOCKEY — Intramural floor hockey winners at Zurich Public School were the team of: (from left) Brent O'Brien, Mark Erb, Jon Hendrick, Ar- ron Bullock and Richard Tickner, Michael Gooclliffe is not shown. GIRL'S FLOOR HOCKEY- Winners of the girl's intramural floor hockey play at Zurich Public School were the team of: (from left) Calla Leitch, Anne Diechert, Kerry Dietz and Cheryl Kuepfer. Absent was Tracy •Fisher. Two thefts two crashes Two accidents and two On Tuesday, vehicles later recovered . near thefts were investigated by operated by Gary Siroen, RR Nilestown and chargesare the Exeter police depart- 3 Ilderton, and Van Tuckey, pending against a juvenile. ment officers this week. Exeter; collided on Main St. A bicycle owned by Bill Damage in both accidents with resulting damage of Simmons Exete were comparatively minor. ******************** Large Excellent Clearing Farm safe . * Implements, trucks, etc. on Mon- * day, April Sth, 12 p.m. - land leas- * ed. For Robert Morrissey lot 17 con- * cession South Boundary Stephen * Twp., on Huron County Rd. 5 mile * west of No. 4 highway, 2 miles east * of Mt. Carmel, 6 miles south and 6 * miles west- of Exeter. * MACHINERY - tractors, Int. No. 4586,4 whe * drive (1979), excellent shape, 1100 hrs. with * 20-834" duals, AC 7040-(1979) 900 hrs.; Joh Deere 2130 with 146 front end loader (1979); * AC 190 gas tractor standard. * COMBINES - John Deere 7700 (1977), 4 wheel * drive, Hydro Static 6 row narrow corn hea * (head only 2 yrs) cutter bar and pickup header; * John Deere(1975)77006 row narrow torn hea 4.and pick up header; John Deere 5400 self pro- pelled harvester (1977) with 3 row narrow * header and pick up header. * TiLLAGE EQUIP. ETC. - Int. 8 furrow 720 plough * 18" trail type auto reset reversible hitch; Kent * 48 ft. cultivator with buster bar harrows; John Deere 12 row narrow 1100 tool bar corn and * bean planter with liquid fertilizer attachment; IrTriple K 12 row stuffier with rolling shields; Int. * 21 run disc grain drill 2 yrs; 24' Harragator; * 2-Turnco forage wagons, Anderson rock picker; * NH No. 800 manure spreader, 500 bu. new; Int * No. 320 truck mounted manure spreader; Hesston 1400 liquid manure spreader; Con- tinental 300 gal. sprayer; 500 gal. 3 pt. sprayer; 1 ft. - 400 bu. buggy bin (2 yrs.);' Tetter 15' rotary hoe (new); Ghel 18" PTO hammermill on wheels, 14' Brillion mulcher; 2 hagedorn round bale feeders, 1400 gal. nurse tank with 2" pump; 30 ft. storage von single axle, Int. # 4000 self propelled swathe', 14' auger header and conditioner, McKee No. 5600 baler (round) 1500 Ib; Hagerdorn 1 auger 7 ft. snow blower; Dion forage blower and 9" pipes (60 ft.); Bear cut grinder PTO on .wheels. TRUCKS - 2 - 1967 Macs - R400 Tandem with 20'x 6' racks and 25 ton hoists with 166" reach both will be certified, Fore (1961) 1000 single axle (as is); 2 - Davies trailers (1975) 45' single axle air ride; 1 trailmobile 36' grain trailer. A.C. HD -16 bulldozer with straight tilt blade, ex- cellent shape (if not previously sold) 1-25 ton King float with 825-15" tires (Michelin); Ford No. 700 fuel truck 2000 gal. with cat diesel engine (certified). IMPLEMENTS. CONSIGNED BY NEIGHBOUR: - J.D. 5 furrow 18" semi mounted manual trip plough fully recondition- '0(ed; J.D. 6 furrow hydraulic adjustable 14"-24" �c semi mounted plough; 350 J.& M Hopper wagon on 10 ton wagon; 250 J&M Hopper wagon on * 8 ton wagon; Hesston 5600 big round baler; Int-. 3 pt. rotary hoe; 300 gal. pull type Continental sprayer. A moderate reserve bid on major equipment. - For information phone (519)234-6783. There are 4(no small articles so equipment will start shdrp at 12 p.m., .plan to come early. All equipment is in real good shape. Clip for reference. Terms cash - Owner or auctioneers not responsible for accidents sale day. Auctioneers Tom Robson Hugh Filson 666-1967 6766-0833 * * * * �'Cy *** * * * * * * * * * * ** el n d d' 1 $550• from in front or, was taken f a Main St. The following day, store on Friday. It is still vehicles driven by Julie missing. Rattray, Exeter, and Jeffrey The police report they are Borland, RR 1 Woodham, in possession of a number of collided on Sanders St. near key rings which have been Main. Damage was listed at turned in to them over the 5400. ' past few weeks. If you have A vehicle owned by A&K lost keys, you are invited to Service Centre Ltd. was check the lost and found at stolen from the parking lot at the department office on South Huron District High Sanders St. during office School on Wednesday. It was hours. gnuumm�mttunuutuu00°°°°°°1°010ennnnnnunnutnlnunnnnnlglnuenunun)< iIIAM BINOO - Sponsored by Crediton & District Lions Club 1 Monday; March 29 i 8:00. p.m. 15 regular games CREDITON COMMUNITY HALL g lmmmnuutnmummuu iimmunuutummuunnmmnonunummumnum minimi his songs, and together with his haunting voice, made emery person in the audience directtt llytoe them. Hank ' Williams could literally mesmerize a crowd. Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave is an op- portu ilty for people today to experience that magic, and to obseeve the torturedsail. ThThis is no idle statement. For when the show toured a few years ago, not only did it sell out vir- tually everywhere, but many of those in attendance wept openly at this recreation of a Hank Williams' concert. Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave, starring Jonathan Barker, will be presented at the Blyth Centre of the Arts from March 25 to April 3 at 8 p.m. Tickets are available for only 17 (16 for students and seniors) at Blyth Saga, just across the street from the Centre. Simply phone 523- 4331. A. South wHuron Rec Centre South Huron Rec Centre requires the following Staff for their roller skating program Cruisers, ticket takers, skate room staff, Mature applicants only. Please send letters of application to the South Huron Rec•Centre Box 1810 Exeter, Ont. NOM 150. Bingo. at South Huron Rec Centre Apr. 3, 1982 ' • e.m. Spensprecj by Exete, Lioness • Annual Meeting Bayfield Cemetery Co. Thurs,, Apr, 1, 1982 2 P.M. Bayfield Municipal Building EXETER LIONS & LIONESS KLONDIKE NIGHTSAT., APRIL 13 SOUTH HURON. REC CENTRE * BINGO * GAMES OF CHANCE * 20 DRAWS OF $10 EACH * PRIZES FOR BEST DRESSED WESTERN COSTUMES GRAND PRIZE DRAW YOU COULD WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO LAS VEGAS SPONSORED BY ELLISON TRAVEL AND TOURS & EXETER LIONS CLUB (Winner Must Be Present) ADMISSIONI2.°° per person TICKETS FROM LIONS, LIONESS OR AT THE DOOR t • ••• • • • • INTERNATIONAL PRO ITUTION • • • • • • • 4 • • •i • • • • • • • • • • • • • SUN. NIT/ ONLY • • • • • • • • • •