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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-11-15, Page 24DESIGN -BUILD 1113Y • Sll i[' ` TRAtt' Page 22 Times -Advocate, November 15, 1989 WI responds to memories of war - By Jean Hodgins CLANDEBOYE - Mrs. Alan Hill was hostess for the November meeting of the Clandeboye Wom- en's Institute. Twelve members -and three visitors were present. The roll call was "War Memo- ries", which brought forth varied memories of loved ones overseas, how the folks coped at home with rationing of gasoline; butter, sugar, tea, coffee, etc. and how boxes were packed and shipped overseas to the servicemen. Many socks were knitted for the Red Cross. Ruth Hill as convener of "Inter- national Affairs" introduced guest speaker Mr. Joe Lynch, a war vete- ran and retired History -English teacher from North Middlesex Dis- trict High School. He gave a most interesting histo- ry lesson as he explained what led up to World War II and year by year as the war progressed in Eu- rope. Mr. Lynch was with the Canadi- an Army through Italy, Sicily, Ger- many and Holland. Hazel Cunningham thanked Mr. Lynch and presented him with a small gift of appreciation. Edie Worthington, an English war bride of World War II and a member of Clandeboye W.I. gave a reading, "Those Who Sleep in Flanders" and "The Story of the Poppy". • LARGE AUCTION SALE Toy tractors, dolls, glassware, appliances, furniture, riding mower, power washer, welder, table jig saw, antiques, etc. to be held at Rich- ard Lobb's Auction Barn Clinton for Exeter and Seaforth area resident. Saturday, November 18 at 10 a.m. LAWN MOWER ETC. John Deere 68 riding mower, John Deere pow- er washer, acetylene Torch set and cart, wood lathe with on table, Bea- ver table model jig saw with motor, 114" x 64" bay window, entrance door with a side light, heavy duty skill saw, chain saw, 24 ft. extension ladder, plus more. SNOWBLOWERS Toro 8 hp 26" snowblower. HOUSEHOLD, ANTIQUES, FUIRNITURE Woods upright freez- er, Thomas double keyboard, electric organ with foot pedals, Hardwick 24" gas stove, Simplicity compact apt. size clothes dryer, antique sideboard •with mirror, wooden dining table w/3leaves, 6 matching pressback chairs, Jenny Linde bed, antique 3 drawer chest, 2 ornate antique 3/4 size wooden beds, 3/4 box springs and mattresses like new, 6 bent rod ice cream chairs, ice box cupboard, tea wagon with large wheels, 2 Targe TV and stereo wall units, small table with twist legs, modern dining table with 2 leaves and six matching chairs with caned backs, matching table, 4chairs and cabinet, oak office swivel chair, high chair, Eureka vacuum cleaner, bridge lamp, floor lamp, floor model hi fi with 8 track, spool bed, old postal scale, 2 horse collars with mirrors, harness hook, horse collar and haimes, hay hook, 3 piece bedroom suite, 2 wooden planes, blow torch, toilet pitcher basin and chamber, 9 ft. x 9 ft. axminister style carpet, 2 exercise bikes, sad irons, patio umbrella table with .4chairs, fancy antique childs, wooden apple barrel, Pillar mantel clock, guitar, hall tree, childs wagon, old ra- dio, cream can, propane barbecue, wooden kitchen table wfjack knife leaf, pedestal fern stand, old pictures and frames, baby crib, approx. 25 toy tractors, large offering of dolls, doll clothes, doll high chair, iron bed, bassinet, stuffed teddy bears, toy wind up train set, silver moun- tain train with whistle, girl and dog pictures, apple peeler, rocking horse, dishes and glassware including antique pieces, Willow pattern etc. Plus many collectible items too numerous to mention. ' NOTE: 2 auctioneers selling at the same time starting at 10 a.m. Terms. Cash or cheque with proper ID Auctioneers Richard Lobb & Burt Lobb Clinton, 482-7898 Sat., Nov. 18 at 1:30 p.m. JD 4020, JD 3020, Ford 3400 with loader and farm machinery for Doug Brown, 3 miles west and 1/2 mile south of Dungannon. Auctioneer Richard Lobb. A report was given on the Lon- don Area Convention held at Em- bro on October 12. Most of the members had read the excellent re- port of the convention by Dolores Shapton in the Exeter Times Advo- catp and the clipping was passed around for those who missed it. _ Gifts for the Christmas Cancer baskets were brought to the meet- ing. Money donations were made to the "Community House" for Bat- tered Women, and to the Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. Clandeboye 4-H Club has 19 members and will attend "Achieve- ment Night", November 22, 7 p.m. at Clarke Rd. Secondary School. The W.I. bus trip to Cullen Barns, in Toronto, will leave Lucan at 8 a.m., Thursday, November 23. The Christmas meeting will be dinner out at the 3A's Restaurant, Exeter, followed by a short busi- ness meeting. Group #1 will be in charge of the program and there will be a $3.00 gift exchange. President Marion Hodgson thanked the hostess and lunch com- mittee, Hazel and Gladys Cunning- ham ando social time completed the evening. St. James church at Clandeboye held their first euchre party of the winter season, on Tuesday evening, November 7. Winners were: High scores Marion Thompson, Lily Swartz; Lone Hands Pat Davis, Harry Noels; Low Scores Charlotte Barker and Harold Hardy. Next eu- chre party, November 21 at 8 p.m. A community bridal shower was held in St. James church last week in honor of Cheryl Lynn, bride elect of November 25. • m 0 0 rn 0) 0 rn 0 0 ai 0 is 0 0, 0) 0 0 ai 0 0) Going, going, gone! Going, going, gone! Going, Richard McKinnon AUOTIONEER 1-519-236-4206 AUCTION SALE Thursday, November 23rd 6 p.m. sharp South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter Auction sale of upholstery, business and household items for Mr. Lloyd Garland, Garland Upholstery, Vanastra, Ont., along with several items from area homes. UPHOLSTERY SHOP ITEMS: Upholstery trim and materials, work table, work horses, restaurant tables, wall shelf, springs, shop vac, cushions, new ceiling tiles, sander, pump gear, spray- ers, new fiberglass insulation, cushion stuffer, battery charger, industrial buffing machine. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Westinghouse fridge and stove, Gar- den master push mower, french provincial sofa and chair, Lazy Boy chair, 6 wooden doors, 3 fancy screen doors, bar, hi fi, colour TV and stand, 2 mirrors, wood slab clock and coffee table, 2 turn- tables, pool table and score board, large game table. ANTIQUES & CURIOUS ITEMS: 1770 circa "Replica' ar- moire, 1870s circa pine dough box, one arm (fainting) sofa frame, Victorian settee frame, sideboard (primitive), magazine table, carved mirror frame, 3 maple chairs, (fiddleback influence), 3 odd arm chairs, steamer trunk, iron bed, wooden lawn rocker, hearth, kerosene heater, oil lamps, old tins, milk bottles, cream bottles, old glass and china, originial "Pierre Trudeau" toilet roll holder. - ODDS & ENDS: Christmas decorations, 2 guitars, games, books, records and many more items. Auctioneer and owner not responsible for accidents on day of sale. preview 1 hour before sale, plan to attend. "There's a little magic in every auction" auo. 6u!o6 two c0 0 0 O 0 cQ going, gone! Going, going, gone! Going, co Silver medal - Janet Carey, a student at Mt. Carmel Separate School, placed second in cross-country running in the Huron -Perth Separate Schools track meet at Ben Miller. BOB HEYWOOD AUCTIONEER 23•S-0874 Saturday, November 18/89 at 11 a.m. at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter • we will be dispersing the estate of the Tate Mr. Robert Turnbull of Exet- er along with quality additions. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: Pine jam cupboard, dry sink, ex- tension table with pineapple legs and 5 leaves, old kitchen cupboard, Clandeboye rocker, old bench, harvest tables, old dressers, china cabinet (small), taper leg table; 2 haif round tables, old radio cabinet, crocks, quilts, lanterns, 6 Ontario chairs, washstand, small oak table, 2 oak arm chairs, old doll, fine china, such as Depression glass, Occ. Japan, Noritake, oil lamps, coins etc. HOUSEHOLD & MISC.: G.E. frost free refrigerator, 24" electric range, G.E. wringer washer, cabinet stereo, chrome table and chairs, chesterfield and chair, several side chairs, coffee and end table, sin- gle bed, and matching dresser, chest of drawers, beds, several lamps, rug, high chair, sewing machine, Royal typewriter and stand, coloured TV,portable B & W TV, vanity dresser and stool, hand and garden tools, pots and pans, dishes, 31 day clock, kerosene heater (like new), desk (like new), bathroom vanity, workshop bench and cup- board, filing cabinet and hundreds of related items. Auction Note: Thurs. evening November 30, Targe household auc- tion from Dashwood and Kippen homes. EXPERTS ATY ABATTOIR 1 r ABATTOIR Custom Slaughtering and Processing Kill day Friday • V.—NJ Dashwood 237-3677 BUILDER BUILDER ABATTOIR ABATTOIR CUSTOM KILLING and SLAUGHTERING Kill Day - Tuesday Specializing in home cured and smoked meat Vaal: Abattoir and Meat Market 235-1123 [� sUIaR ;I HENSALL 262-2737 ZURICH 236-4092 BUILDING SYSTEMS INC. Don Brad Wayne Randy Kevin • Rasidentlal • Commercial • Farm CARPENTRY, CARPENTRY: J a M HANDYMAN SERVKES R.R. 2 Dashwood Ont. • Additions • Wood fences • Decks • Remodelling Buildings • Sidewalks, patios • Roofing • Small oement work • Aluminum -siding, soffits & fascia • Log Home Conversions JIM DIETRICH 237-3225 MIKE BRANNON 228-6369 FREE ESTIMATES :C9NSTRt1t:T1 oN Ted Voogel Construction RR 1 Dashwood Custom Built Homes & Renovations 238-2742 E DRYWALL WALL PERRY'S DRYWALL Apply Finish & Texture PERRY KNEE CENTRALIA For Free estimates 228-6837 CARPENTRY Ico»ATINct1911 1 BUILDER LIR SERVICE Count on these fine firms for quality, value and service • AUTO & SMALL ENGI REPAIRS �crrra & eiutt l BRIAN'S jHusgvama SERVICE CENTRE Auto Repairs Computer Wheel Balancing: 2 class A mechanics Trimmers and Sales and Husgvama Chainsaws Serce 237-3322 Box 168, Dashwood BUILDER L. BUILDER; Custom Built Homes Renovations Replacement Windows, Sundecks Van Haarlem Construction 235-2210 Our reputation Is your guarantee of quaity workmanship CARPENTRY 1 CARPENTRY RENOVATIONS • Carpentry • Custom Homes • Drywall . ID CONTRACTING 235-0941 Harold DeVries "Quality Workmanship at a Reasonable Price" 'There Is no Jobtoo small" I N. I R uctION oNSTAUCTtoN 1(11 Construction PHONE Ken McCann 234-6401 RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION • Homes • Additions • Renovations • Repairs • Siding, Etc. Also quality built utility sheds • T. EGECa ICA( ll TRIEBNER FI FCTRff: 1 Tn. • Trenching • Farming • Residential • Commercial LIndu.,trial EXETER 235-1756, ELECTRIC MOTORS Rewinding, Repairs, Sales & Service. NESBIT ELECTRIC LTD. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR POLE LINE CONSTRUCTION BUCKET TRUCK SERVICE Phone 229-8222 Klrkton DAN DALTON Carpentry Specializing in Interior Trim P.O. Box 838, Grand Bend, Ontario NOM 1TO (519) 238-5661 I IDESIGMkBU1.L U1IDER A DENOMME CONSTRUCTION LTD. •Custom Homes • Aluminum & Vinyl Siding . • Roofing • Additions Dashwood 237-3516 BUILDER 1 Brad Mousseau Construction - Residential - Agricultural - Roofing and siding Replacement Windows RR 2 Hensel! 236-4558 SCHROEDER DESIGN BUILD HOMES - ADDITIONS - RENOVATIONS Architectural Drafting BOX 72, DASHWOOD, ONT. NOM 1NO (519) 237-3789 ELECTRICIAN .DON RFNDFR ELECTRIC LT DASHWOOD For all your electrical repair & installations Ind SInal, Commercial Residential & Farm Winco Standy Generators Sales & Irntalations 237-3575 D. >FRi"ERVI<G. CONSTRUCTION (BUILDER 1 BUILDER f Davey Construction • Houses • Additions • Sheds • Siding • Roofing • Renovations • Decks I Phone Keith Davey 235-1944 after 6 p.m. •b. Sat • TRADE! LEON'S BUY & SELL " Buy • Sell • Trade Furniture, Appliances, Cars Trucks, Campers, Boats You Name it! Consignment Sales 1 1/2 miles West of Leon Coolman Exeter on Hwy. 83 (519) 237-3481 TAUCTI C:ONSTR.UCT$ON L BUILDER WAYNE SHAPTON, CONSTRUCTION INC. R.R. 1 Exeter •Homes and Farm burl:l gs Additions, Renovations Repairs Roofing, Siding and Soffit 237-3739 CARPENTRY DESJARDINE CONSTRUCTION • Homes • Additions • Renovations • Siding Ronald 237-3384 R.R. 2 Dashwood CONSTRUCT$ON Seamless Eavestrough Aluminum & Vinyl Siding • ADDITIONS •Storm Doors & Windows • Custom Homes • Renovations • Roofing ' Replacement Windows • General Contracting Jim Becker • Awnings flAi iiia "FREE ESTIMATES' 237-3526 DashwooG DIAL R: RViCE DIAPER service Attention All Mothers Handy Diaper Service is here Phone Hensall 262-3310 for further Information 9:00 to 5 p.m. Mon. to Fri. FEED: SEA'IG I MOBILE FEED SERVICE Offering You QuoNy . sFEEDS Producer Proven • DynAmino Swine Feeds ' Poultry 1k Specblity Feeds ' Goal Maker Dairy Feeds • Hog and Red • Pacesetter Beef Feeds Veal Financing HARDEMAN FEED SERVICE INC. 229-6525 'WE BRING THE MILL TO THE FARMER' This Space Could Be Yours Phone 235-1331 EKX.11rs e WS DOORS & WINDOWS dDDASHWOOD WINDOW & DOOR CENTRE SALES�rp- SERVICE - INSTALLATION •••^ , •Wds selection of w'yl •Intens Etas a Tr.m. clad & wood wvdows •Wood a Steel •Plate & Wmdow Glass Garapc Doors •Saesns & Mrrors .Easy Snopp•nq Conven.enoe •Free Estimates •E xpen Ins•o!aonn by Dsshwood Traned Technoans •'Wa"anry •Aher Sales Samos 137 Thames Rd. E., Exeter 235-0390 'GRAVE! G RAVEI'Ai;` Lane Gravel Snnri fill - Crushed A Gravel - Washed Cement Gravel - Rich Top Soil 3/8" and 3/4" Washed Stone McCann Redi-Mix Inc. R.R. 3 Dashwood 237-3647 235--0338 i