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HURON DECORATORS
Interior and Exterior
Painting
FREE ESTIMATES
NORM TRIPP
CENTRALIA 228-6970
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Dan Heywood
PAINTING & DECORATING
Free Estimates
Phone 235-0919 atter 6:00
45tfn
"R & R" ROOFING
•Eavestroughing, •Int. & Ext Painting
*Chimney, Rebuilding •Tree Trimming
'Tree Removal *Fencing *General Repairs
CREDITON, ONTARIO NOM IMO
FREE ESTIMATES
PH: 234-6271
25tfn
7 livestock
CATTLE - We pay the top price for poor-
ly doing unthrifty crippled or recently in-
jured cattle (free or drugs). Call collect
evenings or early morning. We have a radio
equipped truck in your area twice daily.
John Ansemsl-238-2796 Grand Bend. Itin
PUREBRED DUROC, York Boars, ROP
test. Also bred and open guilts. Govern-
ment health inspected. Also a good selec-
tion of Yorkshire Gilts bred l.andrance.
Fed Schendera, 225-2734. 24ftn
YORK Land Duroc Hamp spot, York x
Hamp, Hamp x Duroc, and bred gilts.
ROP tested, reasonably prices, free
delivery. Richard Stroebel, RR 2, Granton
225-2587 or 284-2628. I -12c
WINTER CLASSIC HEREFORD SALE.
1 p.m. Fri. Jan. 31/86. The Canada Farm
Show, Toronto. Contact Craig Lymburner,
RR 1 Caistor Centre, Ontario LOR IEO
(4161957 3695. 3x
8 Farm Machinery
JOHN DEERE TRACTOR, -2130 70 HP,
1600 hrs. on it. 235-0664. 3,4*
9 Sports Equipment,Vehicles
1974 SKIROULE, R.T.W. 300, good con-
dition asking S400.00. Phone 238-8778 after
5:00 p.m. 2Jc
1972 440 SKIIX)O TNT reconditioned,
good shape. Asking S400.00 or hest offer.
Phone 262-5448. 3SA
1984 YAMAHA PHAZER 2100
kilometres, good condition. $3,000.00 or
best offer. Call 235-2173. 3c
USED SNOWMOBILE, 12 horse SkidBo
550.00. Skiwhiz snowmobile 5125.00. Both
working. 235-2407. 3c
1977 KAWASAKI 440, excellent condition,
low mileage, 5800.00. Phone 235-0715.3c
1983 MOTO-SKI, less than 500 miles, good
shape, includes cover. 227-1293. 3,4•
RECREATION VEHICLES. John Deere
snowmobiles, electric start and cover under.
under 500 miles, excellent condition.
$1,000, also wanted to buy truck topper for
a small, short box pick-up. 461-0155.3SA
11 Cars, Trucks
OLDER USED CARS and trucks. Give us
a call. Town Line Collision. 228-6700.34tfn
PERFORMANCE and
CUSTOM EQUIPMENT .
'For Cars, Trucks and Vans available at"'
EXETER PRECISION
MACHINE and WELDING
168 Thames Rd. W. Exeter. Ontario
Phone 235-1035
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1980 SILVER GREY CHEVY CITA-
TION, 4 door, 2.5 engine, autoruatic
transmission ps. ph. AM.radio, new radial
tires, and exhaust system, rebuilt radiator
Excellent condition. 53,000.00 or best of-
fer. N ill certify. Phone 262-2814. 3SA
1976 CHEVROLET NOVA, 2 door, 6
cylinder. standard transmission, first
5800.00. Phone 262-3205. 2,3SA
1976 FORD GRENADA, 2 door, light
blue. Phone 237-3272 after six_ 3SA
1981 TOYOTA 4s4 truck bucket seats -
AM. FM cassette, sliding back window,
custom topper w/sliding windows. Bush
lamps - good•condition - as is Phone
284-2903 after 5:00 p.rn. 3SA
1975 OI.DSMOBILE 442 (Atlas, needs
transmission work, fair condition
51.100.0(1 or best offer. Call 235-2173.3s
GOING SO1 111 most cell 1976 Fl Tigre
5(000. Runs a '.client, many new parts and
extras. :\sking. 5700 00 Super fast.
236-4164. 3c
I9_s GRAND PRIX, just like new radial
tires 5300 00 as is Phone 229-8754. 3c
19'4 [MIX if- 200 truck, 4x4, 360
automatic p.s., p.b., 5695.(') or hest offer
Phone 262-5432. 3c
1984, 4 111111-1 I)RIVF. S-hla,cr 52,000
kilonrcl,cs. loaded with air, cnncc, tilt
wheel deluxe stereo, p doors and win
doves, scotch guarded, pro ten 40 Runn
nig board. inn.1 c1ii tires, under coaled, etc
Asking S14,5(0.00 Phone 229 8771.3,4,5,6c
1977-I5t) win) WINDOW VAN, 351
engine automatic. good running condition
As is 5850. Also Wcstco Snowmobile
1 andem c l atter , holds 4 gum -mobiles, 595(1
268-7929 or 461 0782. 3SA
12 Pets
RI- \SONA111 Y i'RI('1'1) Fox Hound.
Beagle and 's\ alker Pups. ( all 2)'-3402
45t Is
I'1"1'1'IE s IO GIVE 1\1 AY call
235 2000 \,t. 101 Gail.
3,4c
13 Musical Instruments
BON 11-\11'1 ( HORO OR( ,AN, like new,
excellent condition, (food for Beginners
music lessons. or pleasure 482-9297 after
5 p.m 3110 nc
UPRIGH I 111 IN/A1AN P1 -\N0. in ex-
cellent condition 262 2712 3c
14 Appliances, Television
TIT( TROT I'\ \ \( 1'1
one onh. top of the Zinc with all al
tachments, 1984 model with full warran-
t), call 228-6531 2.3•
(6(1.1 1 \1(l)l)'.1 RF.I /1-R 52(')(81
or hest otter Phone 217 1766 3c
I II
IFR Qt;l-I N \ -\( UU\1 in perfect
:on(Iition with all attachments and power
note!. Call 228-6531 ISA
15 Personal
IF YO1i µANI to drink that's your
business If you wani to gun that's ours
1 o speak wflh an AA nicnther please phone
235-1971 or 227 4008 48t In
DA 1 LS G-11 OBI- 1 or all ages and 'mat
'ached. Thousands of members anxious 10
meet your. Prestige Acquaintances ("all, loll
tree 1 800 261 9161 Hours Noon 8 p in 1x
BAC111.1 OR 18, Abstainer, non-smoker
5'7" 140 Ihs. would like 10 hear lion, single
lady 20c to 10s Repl) 1' O Box 224,
Orrllia (hoar„ 1 i\ 611, ix
LOSE WEIGHT!
FEEL GREAT I
Oala Better Health
Through Better Nutrition
HERBAL
WEIGHT CONTROL
225-2152
50-4c
ONTARIO DISTRIBUTORS wanted.
Male/female, full/part-time for revolu-
tionary coffee marketing network, untap-
ped market. Big SSS Reply E. M. Sieaor
Distribution, Box 2054, Allston, Ont. LOM
IAO. 3x
16 For Sale
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, sales,
service, rental, supplies. Jerry Mathers
Typewriters, 94 Main St. 235-1840. 211
FIREWOOD, well seasoned, delivered by
cord or larger truck Toads. 236-4457 or
238-8454. 38tfn
50 OLD CHAIRS, all stripped and sand-
ed. Some refinished; 2 chests of drawers.
G. Ullyot, 46 Ontario St. N. St. Marys,
284-2766. 3SA
WOOD - Hickory, Ash and Maple cut last
year. You pick up 580.00 one '/ tone
pickup load or S40.00 for 32 cu. ft. Phone
Ironwood Golf Club Exeter 235-1521 or
235-0707. 50tfn
G.E. MOTOR, 1/3 h.p. used on furnace
for short time S75; Sunbeam kerosene
heater, nearly new, 6000 BTu and fuel con-
tainer S85; ladies Bauer skates, white, size
8, good condition, 510. Phone 225-2269.
3SA
WATER PROBLEMS? New Technology
- eliminates rusty, smelly, bad tasting water,
coliform bacteria, staining, iron
manganese, hardness, chemical contamina-
tion and more. Fully automatic. Tested and
proven in over 12,000 rural installations.
No messy chemicals - no taste or smell of
chlorine. Free 6 -month trial offer. See the
results for yourself. If you want better
water for better country living call toll free
1-800-268-2656 or write Aztec Water
Purification Systems, 203-1030 Kamato
Rd., Mississauga, L4W 4B6. The
"Lowest" Cost System that "really"
works. 2x
USED CAR and truck parts. Phone
228-6214. McStephen Auto Wreckers.I-26c
AQUARIUM - 50 gallon with accessories.
262-5484. 2,3•
BUILDINGS. Factory liquidation pf 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. 3x
S CHEAP FOR CASH 5 All steel quonset
buildings never erected, shipanywhere. 40'
x 100 for 59,999, Also 26 x'28, 35 x 36, 46
x 80 and a 40 x 60 straight wall (416)
699-6151. 3x
RUSTY...SMELLY...BAD TASTING
WATER... At last new technology
eliminate these and many other problems
forever. Well to faucet purification for the
entire water system. Eliminates distiller, li-
quid chlorinators, iron and faucet filters.
Free 6 -month trial offer - See results for
yourself. if you want better water for bet-
ter country living call (24 hours).
1-800-268-2656. Area 807 1-416-624 4344
or write Aztec Water Purification System
203 - 1030 Kart o Rd. Mississauga, Ont.
L4W 4136. The "Lowest" cost system that
"Really" works. 3x
INDOOR GARDENING, greenhouses and
hydroponics. We have it all at great prices.
IOOW Halides 5175. Send 52 for info -pack
of. call Western Water Farms, 1244
Seymour st'.; Varfcbirvei;'B.C. V6B 3M9.
(604)682-6636. 3x
MAPLE SYRUP making supplies, new and
used equipment, containers, etc. Write for
free price list. Atkinson Maple Syrup Sup-
plies. R. 1 Barrie, Ont. L4M 4Y8
(705)722-3331. 3x
PIANOS WANTED. Not necessarily good
condition. Give name, height, number
found under top lid. Or have us refinish,
restore your piano. Village Piano, Elmira.
(519)669-2280. 3x
12" PLANER/JOINTER. List 52,535 Sale
51,895. 10" Planer 5788. Sid Tatham
Woodworks, Woodstock (519)537-2660.3x
1976 CHEVROLET, 4 door, p.s., p.b., 454
motor rebuilt, 400 transmission dual ex-
haust, new gas tank, tires and brakes, cer-
tified. 51,795.00 or best offer. 238-2454,
days, 238-2971, evenings. 3,4c
STORE EQUIPMENT, chest type dry pop
cooler, 575.00; 8 ft. meat or produce
counter with remote compressor, 5600.00;
2 Targe surveillance mirrors, 525.00 each;
1 small surveillance mirror, 515.00; 2 NCR
Cash Registers, 5 departments 5200.00
each; 1 Sweda Cash register, 6 departments
5200.00. Can he seen at Sunshine Village,
1 G.A. Grand Bend. 238-2123. 3c
GIRL'S WHITE DESK AND CHAIR,
chest drawers and bed, 5200.00; Dining set,
like new, table. 4 chairs. china and hutch,
5600.00; 2 -pc. chesterfield set and velvet
rocker, 5350.00. Call 238-5183. 3SA•
MOVING SALE, odds and ends,
microwave, glass table and chairs, clothes,
etc this Friday, 4-8 p.m. and Saturday 9-4.
169 William Street Front entrance. 3c
SINGI E BED, MATTRESS, box spring,'
head board. Like new. Cost 5200.00, sell
for 5100.00. 228-6796, except Wednesday.
3c
APPLES
MACS, DELICIOUS, SPYS
Open Saturdays
No. 4 Hwy. at
Crediton Rd.
FRANK SAWYER
2tfnc
2 SOLiD MAPLE SiNGLE BEDS, mat-
tresses and posture boards, can he used as
hunks, 5100 each; 2 matching solid maple
night tables, 575 each; 2 matching solid
maple 5 -drawer dressers 5150 each. All in
ven good condition St. Marys 284-3348
3SA
48 LARGE: ROUND HAY bales (no rain)
234-6281. - - 2'. c
LADY'S RABBIT BOMBER jacket, light
brown mix. Site 10. 525 00 Phone 235-2815
after 6 p.m._ 2tfnc
WOODSTOVE, airtight, like new. 27" x
17" outside measurements. 5175.00. Ken-
more Electric stove, 24", white, 5170.00.
Microwave oven, Diplomat, 8 cubic feet,
beige S170.O0. Phone 235-1619. 3,4c
LADIES REI) WOOI. WINTER COAT,
size 12, 14, like new 550.00, blue sucdinc
stilt, size 12, 525.00, dark blue leather coat,
size 12, 510.00. Call 235-0588. 3•
BEDROOM SUITE, dresser with mirror,
bed and box spring, good condition 5120.00
or best offer. 237-3320. 2c,3c
SPECIALS on all tools cg. highway
Stream light flashers for hack window
S25 00. Stop light for back car window
515.00. Socket sets '/" drive 527.00.
Tubeless tire repair set S20.00. 5 pc. rever-
sible ratcheting wrench set 518.00. Etc..
ctc., Hamilton's Machine Shop Hwy 83,
Exeter 235-1655. 3tfnc
SHOT (il)N, 12 guagc semi-automatic
Winchester 5295.00, 22 Browning semi-
automatic rifle 5225.00 or best offer. Must
have I- AC permit Snowmobile trailer,
double -tilt 5350.00. 1983 Ranger Ford '/r
ton pickup with cap. Best offer around
56,000 (8) Phone 228-6236 ISA
. APPLE$
MACS, MUTSUS, IDA REQS
RED a GOLDEN DELICIOUS
SPARTAN, EMPIRES
BELGIUM & ENDIVE
Visscher Farms
3 miles west of Exeter
on Hwy 83
Open 9-5 Closed Sundays
Phone 237-3442
3tfnc
ARTIST
SUPPLIES
Art boards, Brushes,
Acrylic Paints,
Charcoal Pencils, Art Nibs
Sketch Pads, Calligraphy.
EXETER
TIMES -ADVOCATE
301f nx
FRESH LAMB - the ideal treat. Get one
now for your freezer and be ready to treat
your family and guests royally. Call Bill
Batten at 235-1331 or 235-2184. 28tfnc
YARN - Discount Prices, Beehive Brands,
Ron's Health Centre, Hensell. 32tfnc
22 BROWNING SHARP shooter rifle
5225; round gasoline tank 599; 1000 cc
Suzuki motorcycle, as new, best offer;
stereo with record changer, 585; bathroom
sink S12; stainless double sink S22; 1983
Ranger pickup with cap 56,100; scythe S25;
nine electric motors from 1/4 h.p. to '/ h.p.
3125; Inglis automatic washer, needs work
S25; three heavy doors. Phone 228-6236.
3SA
ELECTRIC ORGAN, Lowrey Teenie
Genie, Single keyboard, automatic chords,
5550; cross country skis, size 9 boots S35;
air hockey game 48" x 32" 530; Coleco
video games with four extra cartridges S85;
AFX Blaze and Brakes race set 555. Call
345-2847. 3SA
SOFA, Early American with wood trim, hi -
back, 90" long, re -upholstered in nylon
velvet strips. Due to mistake in cutting and
yardage it won't match the rest of furniture.
Call Mrs. R. L. Riddell 284-3497 or can be
seen at John Burns Upholstering, 357
Queen St. E., St. Marys, 284-1664. 3SA
59 DODGE TOW TRUCK HD 3 ton 4x4,
9 ft. snowplow, swing blade, 30 Ton Winch
Hydr. Ext. Boom, 14 ft. high. Best offer.
Call 284-1870, 800-205-8587. 3,4,5SA
17 Wanted To Buy
SCRAP CARS OR TRUCKS, Highest
prices paid. Phone 228-6214. 1-26•
18 Wanted
FARMERS TO GROW hay for a cash
crop. For more details write to Box 292,
Exeter or phone JB Farm Commodities,
235-2984. ltfnc
LARGE AMOUNTS of 1st or 2nd cut
Timothy and Alfalfa hay. Good quality.
Suitable for horses, square bales. Call 113
Farm Commodities 235-2984. Itfnc
RIDE FROM KIPPEN to Seaforth, Mon-
day - Friday, Phone 262-6318. 3*
BASS PLAYER for established coun-
try/rock band. Phone 236-4646. 3•
19 Property For Sale
3 BEDROOM brick ranch with large main
floor family room, featuring field stone
fireplace with insert. Terrace doors from
kitchen lead to large covered patio. Situated
.-in,•a;,quiet neighbourhood ..close ^to- a1
schools in Parkhill. 294-0084 for appoint=
ment. 38tfn
PRIVATE HOUSE SALE. Red brick -
aluminum 3 bedroom bungalow, aluminum
soffits, kitchen 9x12', dinette 7'x7', living
room and dining room, 11/2 baths, finish-
ed rec room 25'x12', (furnished), carpeted
throughout, electric hot water tank, dryer,
cold room, L-shaped lot 67'x120' and
40'x20'. Close to post office, corner or
Sanders and Albert. Reduced to 579,000.
Call 235-2879. 49tfn
ADULT CONDOMINIUM APTS. , !n
Grand Bend. We are now selling units in
our second building. 18 units with elevator,
enjoy maintenance free living in lovely treed
setting. 8 Lake Road, 238-2031. 49tfn
FANTASTIC CENTRALIA OPPOR-
TUNiTY to be operate your own business.
Modern store and apartment a sure money
maker. Owner ill. Phone 228-6236. 3SA
4 BEDROOM, 2 bath brick bungalow with
attached garage and new room. 582,000.00.
Phone 235-1199, evenings or 235-2101.2,3'
RESTORED FOUR BEDROOM, knotty
pine country kitchen, main floor laundry,
beamed living room and bedroom, Franklin
fireplace, new storms and screens, 16' x 20'
cottage, 12' x 24' above ground pool. Call
237-3578. 3 tfnc
100 ACRE TILED DAIRY FARM, barn
45x100, plus loose shed, 36 stalls, approx-
imately 65 head of cattle with -quota, silo
18x60 with unloader, pipeline milker, stable
cleaner, paved barnyard, implement shed,
garage, plus machinery. Good buildings,
brick house. 236-4170. 3SA
HOUSE IN ZURICH, 26 Rosalie Street,
11/2. storey brick, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen.
Phone 236-4989 or 237-3368. 3SA
20 Property For Rent
APARTMENTS available between Exeter
and Lucan on Middlesex Rd. 24. 2
bedroom - available now. 5265.00 month
includes stove and heat. Phone 293-3038 or
293-3011 after8 p.m. 49tfn
GRANT) BEND - 1 bedroom apartment.
Unfurnished except for fridge and stove.
Phone after 6. 238-8656. 50tfn
UNFURNISHED 2 BEDROOM APART
MENT for rent. Available now. Heat in
cluded. No children or pets please. Phone
235-1469 after 6 p.m. 2tfnc
FARM HOUSE, Zurich, Dashwood area.
4 bedrooms. Phone 236-4765. 2 tfnc
NEWLY DECORATED TWO
BEDROOM apartment in Zurich.
Available immediately 234-6711. 2 tfnc
FOUR BEDROOM DUPLEX, Huron
Park. Available February I, 228-6446.3c
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, in Centralia
area; large livingroom, dining kitchen and
hath on main floor; gas heated. 228-6825.
3•
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges; ponablc ce-
ment mixer. power trowels, wheelbarrows,
etc. Form ties stocked. Call Corriveau Ren-
tals by 8:30 a.m. or after 5 p.m. Weekdays,
anytime Saturday. 236-4954 Zurich.l6tfn
THE "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium
for rentals including weddings, meetings,
banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films,
etc. Kitchen facilities available. Contact
Ellison Travel, 235-2000. 8tfn
23 Wanted To Rent
CASH CROP LAND, Exeter, kirkton,
Centralia area. Prefer long term lease.
Evergreen Farms. 229-6134. 2,34•
ONE BEDROOM, Accommodation for
winter months. Business woman, non-
smoker, abstainer, Reply to Box No. 59P
Exeter Times Advocate, Exeter, Ont. NOM
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25 Notices
NO TRESPASSING on Lots 18 and 19
Condesssion 5 Hay Township. Prosecution
according to law. 2,3c
E. 1. Bell
Give awards
at Granton
At the Granton United Church the
Rev. Bruce Pierce was in charge of
the Sunday morning worship and of-
ficiated at the service of baptism and
confirmation.
Those being received by profession
of faith were Becky Bryan, Anne Har-
rett, Ginger McColl, Brenda Suchard,
Pameta Waters, Steven Cook,
Eleanor Kop, Stephen Nixon, Maria
Riddell, Michael Goos, Victor Kop,
Howard Pierce and Carie Wallis.
Being received at Granton by cer-
tificate of transfer were the following
members: Mr. and Mrs. James and
Susan Irwin and Mrs. Cindy Bilyea.
Sunday School attendance Awards
were presented to the following
members by superintendent Douglas
Brown: Rachael McPherson 1st pin,
April Riddell 1st pin, Darren Waters
3 year bar, Benny Kop 1st pin,
Angeleen Wallis 5 year bar, Juanita
Kop 8 year bar, Becky Bryan 12 year
bar.
Rev. Pierce entitled his sermon
"The meaning of Christian Committ-
ment" and it was directed to the new-
ly confirmed members.
At St. Thomas Anglican Church the
Rev. Peter Derrick was in charge of
the morning prayer service. John
Jones was the crucifer and the two
lessons were read by Helen Herbert
and Jim Hodgins.
During the service a 'few Canticle
entitled "Arise, Shine" was sung.
Granton UCW Units meet
Unit (1) met at the manse. Mrs.
Doreen McRobert presided and open-
ed the meeting with the scripture and
a reading. Roll call was answered
with an inspirational reading.
A number of business items were
discussed and taken care of. Mrs.
Jackie Pierce and Mrs. Doreen
McRobert were responsible for the
program and presented a dialogue, on
a discussion with Jackie telling her
story and Doreen acting as her cons-
cience. This was entitled "Farewell
Old Year."
Miss Edna Wallis and the hostess
served a very tasty meal consisting
of a gaurmet menu.
Mrs. Rhea Hardie was the hostess
for Unit 4. Mrs. Gary Hurn,)hrey
�eessfiled and opened the meeting with
gtbtrehglrtsertlt±E,l�tr year d111/WT1t*? ?
Mrs. Fred Hardie was in charge of
the program with the theme "How to
overcome your anxieties". A discus-
sion followed on "Why there was
more stress today than there used to
be.
Mrs. Betty Dann and Mrs. Mary
Dykes assisted the hostess to serve
lunch.
Why Fight The Weather?
Stay Home And Read
The Want Ads/
JAMES STOCK
Coming Auction
Sales
Phone 271.8788
SATURDAY, JAN. 25 at
11:00 a.m. Pre -demolition
Auction at the former United
Church, crn. Victoria and
Main St., Exeter.
Prop. Exeter Pentecostal
Tabernacle
Jas. J. Stock - F. Leo Stock
Stratford 271-8788
collect
r
1986
Dog Tags
Now
Available
Rocker
Sets
1/3 off
• patchwork
• chene-sasseville
405 Main St., Exeter
235-2957
Pogo 21
1. -r'
R. •.
BLOWING HER OWN HORN - ormer resident Leona McBride pro-
vided melodic trumpet solos as part of the entertainment at the
Stanley Township New Year's Day levee to begin sesquicentennial.
celebrations. Accompanist was Marjorie Hayter.
Ladies at Crediton
choose new officers
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Preszcator,
Seaforth spent the weekend with Mrs.
and Mrs. Allan Pfaff and Mrs. Leita
Hill. Velma and Doris celebrated
their birthdays, Velma the 12th and
Doris the 13th.
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator
visited Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. John Arbo, RR 3 Exeter. Mrs.
Arbo celebrated her birthday.
Sunday.
Scott Miller son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Miller celebrated his birthday
Sunday and Eileen Roezler, Monday.
Mrs. Della Sims will be celebrating
her 95th birthday Sunday, January 19,
also Grace Fahner will be celebrating
her's the same day. -
The topic sermon at Zion United
Bell helps
drug project
Alcohol and Drug Concerns, Inc.
(A&DC) in co-operatou with Bell
Canada has published a new drug
education program, PLUS II, for
grade seven and eight classrooms in
Ontario.
PLUS II is expected to reinforce the
trend among Ontario students to
decrease drug and alcohol use.
Students today are knowledgeble
about the risks of use because of ex-
isting educational programs and
federal campaigns.
"But this is not the time to become
complacent," says Dr. Reginald
.Smart, of Addiction Research Foun-
dation. "Drugs remain a serious pro-
blem for some young people."
A gallup poll conducted for the
Federal government in February,
1985 indicates many young people are
prepared to ignore the dangers of
alcohol, drugs and tobacco because
"drinking and smoking help reduce
nervousness and shyness in social set-
tings." PLUS II will assist grade
seven and eight students and teachers
in exploring and responding in a
healthy way to the social pressures
and choices facing adolescents today.
The program, developed by Cyn-
thia Malik, M.A., is being offered to
teachers and principals in all elemen-
tary schools in Ontario. Bell Canada
has funded the production costs.
Church was taken from I Samuel
16:1-13 and Matthew 22: 41-45 titled
"The Autumn for Every Heart."
UCW was cancelled January 9 due
to weather conditions so will be held
this Thursday, January 16 at 8:00
p.m. Choir practice is 8 p.m., Wednes-
day evening.
Following is a list of new officers for
1986 for the UCW. Past President
Marie Fydenchuk, President Leila
Finkbeiner, Vice-presidents Mary
Kenney and Linda Finkbeiner,
Secretary Jeanette Lamport, Cor-
responding and press secretary
Doreen Lightfoot, Treasurer Nola
Faist, Archives Leila Finkbeiner,
Representative to Official Board Jean
Neil.
Conveners - Church in Society
Grace Morlock, World Outreach and
Communications Co -Ordinator Marie
Fydenchuk, Stewardship and Finance
Nola. Ratz, Christian Development
Explorers Irene Haugh, Greeting
cards Marion Schenk, Good Cheer Er-
ma Krueger, Manse Eleanor'
Roeszler, Social Functions Mary Ken-
ney, Kitchen Committee Eleanor
Roeszler.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator and
Brenda Glanville were Sunday supper
guests with Mr. and Mrs. James
Barnes and Jenna, Parkhill.
Last week neighbours and relatives
were at a quilting bee at the home of
Mrs. Don Dinney.
SHUFFLEBOARD
The shuffleboard players were out
in force at the South Huron Rec Ccn
tre this week with play on three
afternoons.
Marshall Dearing emerged as
Tuesday's winner with a score of 354.
He was followed by Harold Davis, 325,
011ie Essery, 277, Beatrice Richard-
son, 256, and Norm Stanlake, 244.
A score of 294 allowed Pearl
McKnight to capture Wednesday's
championship. Next came Marshall
Dearing, 263, Alva Heywood, 255,
Harold Rowe, 216, and Leona Hern,
215.
Harold Rowe compiled Thursday's
high score of 299. Next in line came
Lloyd Lovell, 298, Phil Hern, 273, and
John Oberle and Howard Johns
deadlocked at 265.
PRE -DEMOLITION AUCTION
At the former United Church corner of Victoria ,
and Main Street, Exeter Ontario.
on Saturday, January 25, 1986
commencing at 11 a.m.
All items purchased at this auction must be paid for day
of auction. The items must be removed by Monday
February 24, 1986.
5 - 4' fluorescent light fixtures, 5 - 2 x 4 lay in fluorescent light
fixtures , 7 - 8' fluorescent fixtures, 4 slab doors, 12' x 13'
suspended ceiling tiles, 13' x 13' suspended ceiling tiles, 13' x
10' suspended ceiling tiles, 13' x 16' suspended ceiling tiles, kit-
chen cupboards top and bottom with 11' counter double sink,
2 stove recepticals, 4' x 7' storage cupboards, 1 exit Tight, 3'
x 3' cupboard, 40 gal. water heater, small crystal light fixture,
11 old style light fixtures main body of church, 4 ceiling fans,
22 big stain glass windows, 7 small stain glass windows, 47 curv-
ed pews, 50' stair railing, 42' balcony railing, 486' wainscotting
chrome coat racks, assortment of doors, dusk to dawn light,
48' barn door track plus hangers, assortment of carpet, display
organ pipes and pipe case, many other items of interest. Not
responsible for accidents, deletions or additions.
Proprietors: EXETER PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE.
Auctioneers: JAMES STOCK & F. LEO STOCK
271-8788
AUCTION SALE
1983 Plymouth Reliant car, appliances, furniture, etc. to be held
of Richard lobb's Auction Barn Clinton Ont. for Mrs. Jesse Jones
and Grace McBride plus additions.
Sat., January 18 of 10 o.m.
1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 door car w/4 cylinder automatic air,
cruise control, radio w/tape player, run 27,900 KL only, selling
certified.
Modern 30" electric stove, 2 fridges, Harwick 30" gas stove
w/eye level warming oven, Moffat clothes dryer, Speed Queen
apt. size clothes dryer, dehumidifier looks like new, humidifier,
annex stove, Volta upright vacuum cleaner like new cost ap-
prox. 259.00. China cabinet w/glass front and ends, older col-
our TV, fancy oak library table, w/twist legs, modern chester-
field and chair like new, upholstered recliner chair like new,
apt. style dining table extends from 20" to 6 ft. modern 3 piece
bedroom suite w/double box spring and mattress, floor model
hi fi, hall tree, 2 modern wooden floor lamps, corner what not,
pole lamp, end table w/drawer, log coffee table, small desk,
large office desk, continental single bed, card tables, clothes
hampers, round card table w/4 choirs like new, stylish old
chesterfield, w/2 chairs, lawn chairs, lawn lounge, TV trays,
picnic table, spoon collection, small appliances, dishes and
glassware including antique pieces, bedding and linens, small
electric snow blower, used electric panels, car tires, electric
fencer, 2 pieces insulated stove pipe, wagon, misc., etc.
TERMS CASH
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898