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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-05-20, Page 25• Hensallrs 3rd Annual Community Yard & Garage Sale & merchants Sidewalk Sale Saturday, May 23 (Raindate May 30) • Firemen's breakfast 7:30 a.m. • BBQ lunch from 10:30 a.m. • Bake sole Bargains Galore! Something for everyone! Reminder AUCTION SALE Tractors and equipment for George Quick, 2"2 miles east and 13/4 miles north of Exeter Sat., May 23 at 1 p.m. See last week's paper for full listing plus Gehl 400 harvester, with one row c orn head -and hay head. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Native women theme for Woodhm !NW By MISS JEAN COPELApD A large crowd attended Woodham United Church on Mother's Day, when Rev. Gordon Nickell, Goderich administered the celebration of infant baptism to Michael Robert, son of Bob and Mary Anne Cowdrey, Lind- sey Jane, daughter of Larry and Jane Rundle and Adam Jay, son of Brian and Sandra Thomson. Miss Jean Copeland spent a few days last week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl MacLean and family in 11'allaceburg. Mr. and Mrs. Reg McCurdy, Jason and Jeff were Mother's Day supper gut'sls with Mi . and Mrs. Earl Wat- son, Grand Bend. Woodham I.' CW The May meeting of Woodham UCW was held May 12 in the church basement with group four in charge. Mrs. Ted Insley played quiet music before the meeting. Airs. Ellis Strahan opened the Worship Service with a reading on the Theme "They ('tilled Her Blessed". Mrs. George Levy read the scripture. A poem To Bob Heywood, Auctioneer 235-0874 Friday, May 29 at 6:30 p.m. South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter Ontario We will be dispersing by auction the entire household of Mrs. Cora Wein along with -additions from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norm Ferguson of Exeter. . Watch next week's paper for a full listing of this fine sale. 44r***4cac***arae*********4 *********�L ******* ESTATE AUCTION Of household, antiques, tools, etc. * for the estate of the late Rufus Turnbull. 14 River Rd.,* * Grand Bend, Ont. Saturday, May 23 - 12:00 noon * ANTIQUES: Walnut corner what -not, 'wicker rockers, gate-leg* * table, dishes such as Bridal Rose, complete set for 8 of Rose! * Chintz, silverware, wash stand, dressers, spool bed, pictures, * 1t jewellery such as pocket watches, etc., quilts, stamps, Queen* * Victoria books, games, milk can, lantern, wash board, old* * sleigh, old post cards, etc. * HOUSEHOLD: Dining table, 4 chairs and cabinet, chesterfield* * and chair, davenport, 2 bedroom suites, occasional chairs, * lamps, odd tables, 8 mm power zoom movie camera, projector and lights, linen, all kinds of dishes, sealers, linen, desk, * crokinole boards, Xmas decorations, etc. * MISC.: Quantity of hand and wood working tools, planer and * motor, shop vacuum, cement mixer and motor, water pump and * * motor, step ladders, wheel barrow, small stove, windows and * many misc. items. * * TERMS: Cash sale day. Booth by Church of God WMS * Hugh Filson Auctioneers Tom Robson * 666-0833 (519) 666-1967 rt4L***- otit•K*** ***************4f**4*******fit 7,)akr2sf/ome &s urriifzsed nem 106,45and S9droom i11 lire an wilt dedcs�pos - v m on Elie �'dmcs. 4- mi . crest f Zzaycit SaA25-73 _ /- 00j.m - t.ReJfkkia q url[[ d e al ed l yu�ihc &f2oz and would* de s1a f r coffa5es or 7''c 7�'00ms. J�roX Q a si 7J fid/ a ,' /k/ 30 wall £:cn9 7ncrcars 30 2/ilt�l izr, c rs • a-ssorirrawi r� �' Jeznr s , itfrrrlrsl, dressers , L ay,r p .sk xd , ettattaples S - 3 sealer tri• l four/fes 5-- 2 seater ',illy fauc4is arm Ckli/rs etc. etc- - Bob Heywood, Auctioneer 235-0874 EXETER AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1987 at 11:30 a.m. AGRICULTURAL BUILDING, SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE, EXETER, ONT. We have been favoured to disperse by auction top quality furnishings, appliances, household effects, guns, antiques and collectables from the Main Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Heywood of Exeter and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Goiser of St. Joseph along with addi• tions from the William Street home of Mrs. Edith Bowen. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Beautiful Simmons love seat•daybed (Sander- son print), chesterfield and chair (just like new), occasional chair with oak arms (new), 3 pc. bedroom suite, 3 kitchen chrome sets, chest of drawers, several upholstered chairs, Moffat refrigerator and range, Moffat electric dryer, Kenmore automatic washer, Supreme deep freezer, Kenmore electric sewing machine, 5,000 8.T.U. air conditioner, humidifier, dehumidifier, Brand new electric heater, BRAUN BLENDER- MEAT GRINDER SHREDDER, kerosene heater, propane bar- b-que, lawn chairs, Thomas Electric Double Keyboard Oman, sewing machine, 2 pr. of singleboxspring and mattresses towels, assorted spreads and linens, fine china, crystal, Bavaria' wicker, brass, pots and pons, dishes, 4 horse power roto -tiller, gas lawn mower, PUCH GAS MOPED, wheelbarrow, vise, town roller, Suzuki motorbike, snowblower for .7 Hp Massey tractor, 32' extension ladder, 6' aluminum stepladder, Skilsaw, 54 feet of electric cable for eovestrough, garden tools, misc. hand tools, garden hose, 2 good bicycles. battery charger. Picnic table, seve;ol lamps, Mesh playpen and high chair, etc. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: BEAUTIFUL OAK SIDEBOARD, combina- tion chino cabinet and sideboard, pendulum mantel clock, pine blanket box, ornate table desk, several old dressers, 2 antique rocking chairs, organ stool with glass feet, captain's choir, parlour table, antique hide - a -bed, trunks, pie bench, old cupboards. old school desk, several or- nate picture frames, old wooden planes, mowl, bells, wooden clamps, 2 sets of antique scales, several walking sticks, quilt frames, adze, wooden Ilant, unnex stove, treadle sewing machine, Targe globe for old Exeter Streetlight,'brass oil con, EDISON DIAMOND AMBEROLA PHONOGRAPH witabout 50 cylinders, and much more. GUNS: 1. 303 British Ennfield Sporting Rifle 2. Single shot 22 Remington (1902) 3. 25 caliber Stevens antique rifle. AUCTIONEER CONDUCTED BY: BOB HEYW000, R.R. 1 Centralia, Ontario NOM 1Y0 (519) 235.0874 ,TERMS: CASH OR. ACCEPTABLE CHEQUE My Mother" was read by Mrs. Levy followed by silent prayers. Mrs. Ellis Strahan read a meditation on the theme. Mrs. Ted Brine gave a reading "Beatitudes for Mother" followed by prayer led by Mrs. Strahan. Mrs. Bill Spence gave the Study Book in keeping with the theme on Mother told of native women in the United Church and their com- munities. The offering was received and Miss Jean Copeland gave a reading "Scat- ter Sunshine". The minutes were read and the roll call taken. Mrs. Don Brine gave the treasurer's report. Miss Copeland reminded members of some upcoming events. The Kirkton ACW 125th anniversary celebration on May 20 at 1:3811.m. Camp ex- perience on June 15 at 9:00 a.m. at Camp Menesetung and the June meeting is changed to Monday June 8 for a tour of Goodwill Industries in London at 7:30 p.m. Members are to meet at the church and bring canned goods to be given to the Salvation Army. Jean Copeland gave a list of articles needed at Camp Bimini to be used in their crafts and she distributed copies of a letter to be sent in support of Han- shian University students who are Christian workers being held in deten- tion in Korea. Mrs. Ross McCurdy thanked everyone for their donations to the bale which was taken to Good- will Industries. Times -Advocate, May 20, 1987 Awe Poge I3A FIREWORKS IN CREDITON --- The Crediton firemen again sponsored a very successful fireworks display at the Crediton park, Sunday night. Shown digging in some of the displays are Doug Lightfoot, John Pritchard and Jim Finkbeiner. T -A photo Anfliversary for Crediton By MRS: STAN PRESZCATOR The sermon topic 'at Zion United Church was taken from John 14:8-31 titled "Christs' Last Will and Testament." There will he no choir practice Wednesday evening In hospital at South Huron in Exeter are Mrs: Helen Ratz and Mrs. Alma Schwartz. - The Gideons will be in charge of the service this coming Sunday, May 24. The following Sunday May 31 is an- niversary Sunday at 10:30 a.m. with a pot luck lunch to follow. The junior choir from Stephen Central School will be singing. Rev. Robert Hiltz will GOLDEN -AGERS Zurich Golden Agers met Monday evening May 11 with 20 in attendance. President Ed Strachan opened the meeting. The secretary and treasurer gave their reports and the card con- vener sent out two cards. Happy birthday was sung for Louise Ivanchenko, Eileen Consitt and Ina Neeb. This was followed with 16 tables of euchre.Sc6res were ladies high - Nellie Riley; ladies low - Louise Ivanchenko: men's high - (playing a. man's hand. Mary Broadfoot; men's low -t playing a man's hand) Gwen McKeller; ladies lone hands - Irene Finlayson; men's lone hands - Jean Walper and lucky chair - Gladys Peck. Prizes were won by Susie Pollock, Vera Ross, Greta Restemeyer, Flossie Talbot, Shirley and Stan PreszcaIor. Betty and Alphonse Grenier. Anita Rengough. Gladys Peck. Noreen Hayter, Greta Miller and Gertie McCrae. Frieda Keller won- the prize for most grandchildren (361. LUCAN SENIORS • The Sunshine and Busy Buddies groups held a dessert euchre in the Scout hall with Parkhill and Ailsa Craig as their guests. There were 16 tables in play and plenty of desserts. Everyone enjoyed the desserts with refreshments. Euchre was then played. Winners were: high score - hazel Cunningham and Harry Noels; lone hands - Grace Fraser and Murray Carter: low score - Marjorie David- son and Beth Neil playing a man's card. Richard Lobb Auctioneer Clinton 482-7898 AUCTION CALENDAR WED., MAY 20 at 6:30 p.m. Appliances and household ef- fects at 27 Railway St., Seaforth for June Elliott. THURS., MAY 21 at 6:30 p.m. Modern appliances, furniture at Richard Lobb's Auction Born, Clinton for Nancy and Sam Taylor, Hensall & Mary Sharp, Clinton. Full list in last week's paper. SAT., MAY 23 at 1 p.m. Trac- tors, swather, Dion forage wagon, harvester, farm machinery for Geo Quick, 21/2 miles east and 11/4 miles north of Exeter. Full list in last week's paper. TUES., MAY 26 at 6:30 p.m. Tractors, forage wagons, Zero graze harvester machinery, 21/2 miles north of Mitchell for Doug Shean. WED., MAY 27 at 6 p.m. MF 35 tractor, machinery, riding lawn mower, hen cages and equip- ment, bean puller and win• drower, household effects for Glen McNichol, 21/2 miles south of Walton and 1'/, miles east of Family Paradise Rd. THURS, MAY 28 at 7 p.m. 10 new water beds, bedding, pic- tures, office equipment, large carpet of Water Bed Fantasy at Zehrs Mall Goderich. SAT., MAY 30 at 10 a.m.:anti. ques, furniture, appliances, 10 x 18 garage door, like new, at Lobb Auction Barn Clinton Ontario. May 31 church be the guest speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher, Edgmanville, were Sunday supper guests with Mrs. Earl Steele, Seaforth and in the evening they all visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubley, Seaforth. It was reported that the fireworks which were held Sunday, May 17 were magnificent. I wasn't home to see them. Crediton and District Social Club held their May dance at .the Com- munity Centre with 33 people in attendance. Reg Frier provided the music. Ham and cheese on a bun was prepared by the lunch committee Mr. and Mrs. Ken Glavin and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glavin. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dallier, Angela and Michelle, Kitchener called on Mr. and Mrs. Stan Preszcator, Monday. EXETER UCW The May meeting of the Exeter UCW began with a moment of silence in memory of the late Mrs. Forsyth, followed with prayer by the leader Olive Thomson. The ladies were asked to register by June for the One Day School at Alma August 8. Marion Dearing asked for craft supplies for Camp Bimini. Those sug- gested were old candles, wax, plastic bread closers, ribbon, yarn, floss, shoe boxes, two -litre milk cartons. These may be brought to the next meeting. In her report on stewardship Beth Batten stressed the need to support the mission and service fund. Muriel Marshall, program leader, displayed a "Quilt of Celebration" to demonstrate the fact that the UCW is also made up of many different kinds and. qualities of "pieces". Jean Noels read the scripture from Romans 8:28-39. Hazel Snell and Beryl Elgie read of , the service work done by members of the former W.M.S. and W.A. especial- ly in the West. It was explained that because of overlapping of the work of these two organizations it was decid- ed in 1962 to join the two to become the U.C.W.. The older and younger women en- joyed meeting together and began the custom of using first names. "A Tribute to Mothers and Grand- mothers" was read by Hazel Snell. Prayer by Chris Phillips closed the meeting. 4Nt*•rF4F****zF4<4<4<4t4<***** * Filson Robson Coming * Auctions* * Fri., May 22 sale of bulls * for Angus Campbell, Iona *Station * Sat., May 23 estate of the i * late Rufus Turnbull, Grand * * Bend. * * Sat., May 30 large estate Iand consignment auction - II- derton fair grounds. Sat., June 6 estate clear - ing,auction of 100 acre farm, machinery, and household for Heber Kew' estate, St. Marys. *Fri., June 12 Auction sale of * farm machinery and grain * * handling equipment for * Stephen Blight Con. 3 * Nissouri Twp. Wed., June 17 Production sale for Thames Bend farm, * Tovistock. 7:00 p.m. * Thurs. Eve., June 18 i Household and misc. auction for Jim Hosking, Main St., St. * * Marys. * * Sat.. June 20 Household it and misc. sale for Mr. Mit- * * chell, Kintore. * Sat., June 27 Household * * auction for Mr. Rudy 4c * Zacharius, Komoka. * Sat., July 4 Horse and * iequipment sale. Denfield * Livestock Sales. ilots of good dates still available. - - 4c Hugh Filson Tom Robson i666-0833 666-1967 941*** **** f:4c:4f: 4* .` 1Jhanh ou To all who came out to the fireworks, for your coopera- tion, for parking and for the donations to next year's fireworks. It all helped to make this years program a great success. The. Crediton Volunteer Firemen Attention Middlesex Corn Producers Important Information Meeting Tuesday, May 26, 8 p.m. Parkview School, Komoka Topics to be discussed include countervailing du- ty, stabilization and a sugar policy. 1 Proposed New Nursery School Location: Huron Park, Ont. - Call Barb Wilson as soon as possible at 228-6841 if you are interested For Pre-schoolers (ages 21/2 to 5 years) Offering morning or afternoon programs OPENING MAY 24th (Under New Management) Pineridge Chalet 2nd sideroad west of Hensall • Now taking bookings for weddings, dances, parties, family reunions, etc. No party too small For more information please call 236-7301 We will be open every Sunday with live bands from 2 to 5:30 p.m. starting May 24. Bring your own refreshments (picnic basket??) Our kitchen will be open.soon Bring the whole family and enjoy the best in country music. Admission: donations only to help us get started. Hope to see you there We are also looking for musicians, singers and entertainers Your hosts: Gene and Barb Hartman GOOD FOOD& HOSPITALITY are our main ingredients Our great prices surprise even us! Come take o look at our terrific menu. and you'll agree that we're one of the best places in towns THREE AAA Restaurant and Dining Lounge Hwy. 4 and 83, Exeter 235-2949