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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1989-01-04, Page 22Pa • e 22 Times -Advocate, Janua 4, 1989 A colourful home - The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freeman at 153 home decorating contest. •The judges report extreme difficulty in Princess street was one of the winners in the Lucan Optimists coming up with the winners. Staffa WI entertains 4-H members and guests By Mrs. J. Templeman STAFFA - Freda Kerslake pre- sided for the Christmas meeting of the Staffa Women's Institute on Tuesdayevening in the township hall, when 4-H members, their mothers and leaders wre guests. Freda welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with the Ode and Mary Stewart Collect,'accom- panicd by Marion McCaughey at the piano. Sixteen members and nine visitors answered the roll call by naming another country they would like to visit at Christmas time. HURON COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY P.O. (HC) 89-05 To provide plumbing, heat- ing and drainage- mainte- nance on an 'as and when re- quired' basis , following a rotational system at OHC buildings in Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth and. Zurich. Tenders will be received for the above until 11:00. a.m. lo- cal time, Wednesday. Janu- ary 18. 1989 by the Huron County Housing Authority, 48 The Square, GODERICH,. Ontario N7A 1M5. (519).524- 2637 from whom details and specifications may be ob- tained, quoting .reference number as above. THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARI- LY ACCEPTED. Both Staffa 4-H clubs set up in- teresting displays, Staffa #1 was on Creative Ideas for Leftovers and Doris Jeffery commented on the display and some of the clubs ac- tivities. - Nancy Dearing commented on Staffa #2 clubs display on, Is it Fruit Juice Drinks or Nector? A special presentation was mde . to Kay Smale who has been work-' ing with 4-H members for over 15 'years. Kay was that '<, d for her services as a 4-H leader and pre- sented with a gift by Lillian Dou- glas. Sharon Fell was presented with a gift by Doris Jeffery, in recogni- tion of successfully completing 24, 4-H clubs and Roberta Temple - Man presented Joan Kerslake with -a gift of appreciation for success- fully completing 18 4-H [clubs. Doris Miller presented gifts to Kar- en Norris and Leeann Dow for suc- cessfully completing 12, 4-1-1 pro- jects and Marjorie Visscher has also completed 12 4-H projects but was unable to be present. During a short business session the Institute agreed to cater to a banquet on January 18. The com- mittee darned was Florence. McPhail, Verle Mahon, Lillian Douglas and Freda Kerslake. A de- cision was made to donate the . kitchen contents to the -township. Appreciaton was expressed •for a generous check received for the branch members services rendered during the plowing match. Each member contributed a num- ber for the program, so alt present enjoyed a variety of Christmas mu- sic, readings, memories of earlier BOB HEYWOOD AUCTIONEER 235-0874 Saturday, January. 14, 1989 at 11 a.m. at South Huron Rbcreatlon Centre, Exeter We will be dispersing thel Estate of the late Mrs. Margaret Coombs along with quality additions from other local homes Watch next week's paper for full listing. AUCTION SALE Car, antiques, furniture4 appliances, garden tiller, 2 snowblowers, collectibles etc. to be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Barn; for Bill Metcalf of Goderich and the Estate Clinton,f Harold McLeod Saturday. Janua v 7 at .10 a.m. CAR: 1983 Dodge Aries stationwag n with automatic trans., radio, run 150,000 kms., sell certified and looks ood. 2 -8 h.p. snowblowers, Ariens garden t Iter FURNITURE, APPLIANCES, ANTIQUES: baking table, bonnet chest, pine blanket box, antique dressetlw/ matching washstand; hoo- sier type cupboard, fancy sideboard bott m, side board with high back .,nil Ai,..1, rhnl+ rh,srnh nn u ' ,i hrinnrl" commodc c...!-,&:.. j.„....„. .,ii OVdP 11111111,, " v,.. ,,.,, F 1n► maple extension table, old floor model radio, approx. 5U n. or ting, wooden wheelbarrow, old ship compass, 4 buggy wheels, Maytag automatic washer and dryer, small fridge, 2-24" electric stoves, Filter Queen vacuum cleaner, almond apt. size freezer, nearly new, 20" porta- ble colour T.V., 24" floor model colour TV, 3 piece bedroom suite, chrome table and chairs, old rocking horse, chesterfield and chair, dishes and glassware, small appliances, aluminum step ladder, push lawn sweeper, table w/folding legs, tool box, some tools, violin and case in good condition, two fencing suits with face mask and sword, plus other furniture and many interesting items. • Terms Cash or cheque with proper I.D. Richard .Lobb and Burt Lobb Auctioneers 482-7898 Book your Auction now. Call Lobb Auction frit******************************* • HOUSEHOLD & ANTIQUE AUCTION it * For Mrs. Erodie & Others of Strathroy Strathroy Arena - Metcalfe St. • • Strathroy, Ont. * SATURDAY, JAN. 7 at 12:00 Noon * * *APPLIANCES: G.E. '4 burner electric stove; G.E. Aristocrat refriger- * ator; Leonard chest type deep freeze; Woods deep freeze; upright * *deep freeze; small kitchen appliances; T Ideson air Conditioner *ANTIQUES & FURNITURE: Catalogues back to 1948; hanging* *lamp; tables; blue arm chairs; glass door; cupboards; several sewing * *machines of different kinds and makes; 3 pc. bedroom suite; Motorola it. * Hi Fi (real good); buttons; humidifier; chrome set and four chairs; drop fi h!':.euro? :, oc i.u�t sial table and5 chairs; Monarch -ice box; * *tans; quantity of yarn for knitting; dishes; tools of all kinds; picnic * *table; some antique dishes; garden and hand tools; 10.sheets of pa- * *netting; wheel barrows; power' lawn mower; fertilizer spreader; bikes:* *rollaway bed; knick-knacks of all kinds; hall stand; pots and pans; IM *quantity of tools; etc. *From local Estate: grey Persian lamb coat; mink full length coat * fox stole with 6 pelts; man's burberry coat. This is a partial listing only * Consignments still being accepted. Contact the Auctioneers. * TERMS: Cash Sale Day Lunch Booth * AUCTIONEERS �r Hugh Filson Tom Robson �t 666-0833 666-1967 ******Se*************************** 4 Christmases, recitations, display of qucikie gifts, decorations and wrap display on holiday serviette fold- ing, display on tole painting and quilted cushions and draws for Christmas gifts with Verle Mahon, Freda Kerslake, Joan Kerslake and Esther Smale the lucky winners. Freda closed with a short reading on pine cones and 0 Canada. Freda Kerslake, Nancy Dearing and Ro- berta Templeman served Christ - massy lunch to end an enjoyable evening. Personals Rob, Bev, Carrah, Cain and Co- hen Templeman celebrated an early Christmas on Friday with Bev's parents, Chuck and Dorothy Ebel Godcrich. Ellen Vivian's family had their family gathering on December 18 hosted by Duncan and Joy Scott. Reg, Ina and Mike Finlayson were guests. of Laird and Ruby Fin- layson and family on December 18. Gavin, Heather, Brandon and Adam Quincy, Victoria British Co- lumbia are holidaying with Bert and MargaretDaynardland other family members and friends. Christmas Day family gatherings were hold at Artt.ur and Margaret Kemps, Bob and Bernice Norris, John and Marjorie Drakes, John and Roberta Tcrnpleman's and on Box- ing day at Lloyd and Rhea Came- rons and Frank and Claudette Elli- ott's. Visiting out of the community were, Doris Miller with Ron and Crena Miller and family Cromarty, and Muriel Meikle and family with Jim and Allene Scott, Mitchell, Larry and Isabel Elliott and family with Robert, Marion and Hugh McCughey Mitchell, Betty Kittar with Henderson's, Paisley, Bill and Barb Wordcn and girls with Bill's sisters in Toronto. Art and Esther Smale and family and Mary. and Jim }locking with Ross and Agnes Miller and family Carlingford. Bert and Margaret Daynard, Gavin and Heather Quincy and boys, Robin and Joan Daynard and family with Bob and Jean Rat- cliffe, Anderson, Hazel Scott, Reg, Ina•and Mike Finlayson with Doug and Dorothy Eyre and family, St. Thomas. Harold and Charolette Parsons, Delta, British. Columbia spent Christmas with Russ and Sylvia Parsons and family - Mike and Mary Jane Parsons and family with Gordon and Jean Par- sons, Mitchell. Visiting Thursday with Doris Miller, were Jean Mayer and Joyce McDonald, Exeter. Don, Darlene and. Sean Ellison, Godcrich and Pat, Joanne; Mathew and Kelly Donovan, Campbcllville visited on Thursday with John, Ro- berta and Richard -Templeman.: Chuck and Dorothy Ebel, Code - rich visited Thursday with Rob; Bev, Carrah, Cain and Cohen Tem- pleman. ONTARIO Pri� CH d1 OF DIMES Developing the ability in disabled adults \"arra by Jban Beierling, VARNA - Bill and Mary Ches- • sell spent Christmas Eve and Christmas Day with -their daughter. in. Rostock, had. Christmas dinner with her sister and other family members at Don Richl's. near Se- bringvitle, then spent Boxing Day with their family at their son Nor- man's home in Stratford. - On Ncw Year's Day they held a family birthday party for their • grandson, David Kreuter, who is three years old. Guests included his Papa and Minna Kreuter and his great grandmother. • Wayne. and Joan -Beierling and - familyhad, Christmas dinner at Wayne's dad's near Zurich with Wayne's family members.- Boxing Day was spent at loan's -mom's and stepfather's in Hensall with a huge family gathering of 40 in Wilfred Chuter spent lour days over the Christmas holidays at his daughters in Brantford. Bariv Cleave hosted a- New Year's dinner at his house on New Year's Day. Those present were his, exchange student Oystein Lund, Barry's mom and stepfather, his sister and brother-in-law and •family, Wilfred Chuter and Wayne and Joan Beierling and family. Greg. Keys, Chris*"Faylor and Raymond Beierling play hockey for. the Hcnsall Atoms. . They played in a tournament in Huron Park last Friday and came home with the "A" Championship. Congratulations boys! Dates to remember Varna Youth Group meets at the manse at 7:30 p:m. on Thursday January 4 • The Varna- U.C.W. meets at Marg Haytcr's at 8 p.m. on Thurs- day January 4. The Varna Annual Congregation- al Meeting will be held Sunday, January 15 after the service with a sandwich lunch first. Anyone re- sponsible for a report, please have. it ready for the meeting. Authority summary Continued from page 2 bees, protection and Management of hydrologically significant areas and through Conservation Services pro- . grams. The following program areas arc generally closely integrated with the above programs. They arc described iii the order in which they were nutked. - . - - . Tlrc objective of the recreation program is to maintain and develop a range of water andiand based out- door recreation opportunities. To -aid irr this objective; master. man- agement and site plans for Conser- vation Authority lands will be pre- pared, outdoor reef:ationactivities will be promoted and .existing recrc- -ational. activities . will- be main- tained. In order to provide more in- formation' for future planning an inventory of -creation dynamics in the Authority will be conducted. • The objective' of the forestry -program 'is t0 promote the wise use. and management of forest resource. "1 his will -be achicvcd by Conscrva- tion Services progrfnis;• participa- tion in the management of agree- ment forest, .management. of Conservation Authority properties for forestry purposes and a public education program. In order to protect environmen- tally significant areas, t h.e Aiitllorily's objective for this pro - grant arca is to identify, evaluate and manage significant natural are - •as. This must be achicvcd by ioint- planning with othor agencies, pub- lic educatioris and preparation of management and site plans for Con- servation Authority lands. • The fish and wildlife objec- tive is to provide and improve habi- tat for fish ancd wildlife. This. will bc-achieVed by providing and im- proving habitat on Conservation - Authority lands, -providing Conser- vation--Services--programs and a public education program. - The ohjcc6ive-°of the cultural and historical resources pro- grams is to identify; protect and interpret these resources. This will'. be achicvcd through protection of cultural and historical resources on Conservation Authority property. In all. program areas efforts will be made to accommodate new tech- nologies and information in the management of natural resources. In addition, co-operation and joint planning activities:with other agen- cies will be continued in order to achie.Vc an integrated and co- ordinated'approach inwards resource man agement. The Watershed Pl:ut will not be a static document. Changes will be made to the plan as resource prob- lems and- issues change within the watersheds of the Authority. Present 'B'trophy - Don:Clarke'of the Stephen Minor Hockey Association presents the 'B' trophy of the; holiday tyke tournament to Stephen captains Bryan Stuckless,' Rob Connors and Shawn Sher- wood. • - Saintsbury by SAiNSTBURY Mrs. Murial Cobleigh Lucan, Mrs. Mabel Needham and Mary Davis were Wednesday dinner guests with Mrs. Greta Gibson and on Thursday Clarence and Gladys Davis were Greta's dinner guests. itUT1` niarViiTtilit4 April and Tom and Mary Davis were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Robert. . Gotc Wcnncrstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Davis were Ncw Year eve guest with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis. There was no church service at St. Patrick's on January 1 but scr- '7;\ HURON COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY P.Q. (H.C.) 89-08 To provide Electrical Mainte- nance on an 'as and when re- quired' basis following a rota- tion system at OHC buildings in Clinton, Seaforth, Exeter and Zurich. Tenders will be recefveri for the above until) l 00 a.m. lo- cal time, Wednesday.Janu- ary. 11. 1989. by the Huron County Housing Authority, 48 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario N7A A 1 M5. (519) 524- 2637 from whom details and specifications may be ob- tained, quoting reference number as above. THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARI- LY ACCEPTED 1 vice January 8 is planned; for 11 a.m. - Mrs. Voyle Jordan returned from a weeks visit with her nephew in Florida and on Ncw Years eve en- tertained Mrs. Nlcrna O'Neil, Mrs. Muria) Cobleigh, Mrs. Greta Gib- son. Mrs. Mabel Needham and ivlaly v...... ._ Year. Mr. and Mts. Hugh Davis had Voyle Jordan and Mrs. Davis to dinner on New Years day. . Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Young Lu - can, Richard and John spent Sun- day afternoon with their Aunt and Uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Robert. HURON COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY P.Q. (H.C.) 89-12 To provide Appliance Repair Maintenance on an 'as and when required' basis follow- ing a rotation system at OHC buildings in Huron County. Tenders will -be rP'eived for the above unti111:00 a.m: lo- cal time, Wednesday. Janu- ary 11. 1989, by the Huron County . Housing Authority, 48 The Square, GODERICH, Ontario N7A 1M5. (519) 524- 2637 from whom details and specifications may be ob- tained, quoting reference number as above. THE LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARI LY ACCEPTED 'II Goettler Furniture's. breat January L� Open this Sunday l2to6pm Selected items, floor models and discontinued lines from some of Canada's most famous manufacturers. •t'iany items at cost or below cost. 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