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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-11-11, Page 25COMM UNJ T Times -Advocate, November 11, 1992 Page 25 Veterans, left; andmembers of the colour party parade in Hensall prior to a memorial service at the cenotaph. John Webster, representing the Royal Canadian Merchant Ma- rine, saluted the cenotaph in Hensall Sunday moming during a special memorial service to honour veterans who had died in battle. Auction Sales . Hensall Livestock Sales Ltd.• Order buyer for fats, feeders and stockers Stockers and Western Cattle arriving daily. Sorting cattle for Hensall Livestock and Telbotvllle Livestock Sale Saturdays at 9:30 a.m. at Hensall Also picking up cows and veal Saturday Mornings Restaurant open daily 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Ontario Pork Producers Aflarketing Yard Open weekly Tuesday 7 a.m. - 12 noon For more information contact Barry Miller, Owner Manager Office 262-2831, Exeter 235-2717, Truck 1-661-8956 til/I/IIr/IIO/farI/II/agriv INII//IHII//4 • ••• • • • / ***************************************** PROPERTY SOLD -a Auction sale of household furnishings, etc. For Edythe Murdy * * 198 Main St., Lucan, Ont. •* Saturday, November 14 - 1:15 p.m. * 3 Inglis fridge, Inglis electric stove, Inglis dishwasher, Westinghouse * • heavy duty dryer, Inglis portable washer, chesterfield end chair, swivel * * rockers. arm chairs, drop leaf table, chrome table and chairs, small * *cupboard, bed, bedding. blankets, linen, lamps, small Admiral col- * oured TV, office chair, luggage, baby crib, high chair, pictures, odd # chairs, every day pots, pans and dishes, small appliances, a few an- * * tique pieces of dishes, sealers, lawn chairs, hockey equipment, BMX * * boys bike, 10 speed bike, sport boots, ski equipment, toys, snowmo- • bile suit. 5 speed bike, misc. etc. * 3 TERMS: Cash sale day, lunch booth. * 3 * i*c h Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson * a 6.0833 Fax 666-0633 666-1967 * 3 ***************************************ie Auctioneers Bob Heywood 235-0874 Burt Lobb 482-9377 Friday evening, November 13 at 6 p.m. et South Huron Roc Centre, Exeter We will be dispersing a large offering of household effects, antiques, collectibles, tools and musical equipment from the Anne St. home of Mr. Hank Greene and the Seaforth home of Mrs. Mary MoMillan. ANTIQUES 6 COLLECTIBLES: Lovely 9 pc. dining suite with ext. ta- ble, 6 chairs, sideboard and china cabinet. harvest table, buffet, treadle sewing machine, chills prwabaok rocker (antique), nice faint couch with balk, old pitcher and bowl, oil lamps, double bed with matching dresser and night table, pillar clock, old radio, fancy work, several framed pcs. of ;'Toyko bunko' embroidery, boot jacks, buffab robe and muff, brass telescope, toys, fine china and glass incl. coca set, Bavar- ia, china cups and saucers, animal figures, Wm. Rodgers silverware, compasses, old fish tackle and hunting knives, some old tools etc. HOUSEHOLD, MUSICAL & MISC. Maple comer cabinet, oval table and 4 chairs, sofa bed and matching chair, queen size brass bed with boxspring (like new), chests and dressers, lamp tables, 2 single beds with box and mattresses, chrome table and chairs, elec. sawing ma- chine and stand (like new), RCA oolour 20' TV and remote. Moffat apt. " size fridge, 30" elec. range, Maytag dryer, apt size dryer, spin washer and dryer, chord organ, Spanish guitar, 3 violins and steel gui- tar, records and tapes, 8 track player, stereo, gun ra chenware, vacuum, bedding, lamps, hand and garden tools, weed eater, lawn chairs, alum. ext end step ladder and hundreds of useful and collectible . Nems. t'av- 41 at 1 at South Huron Rec re. e d s rang a esW. o t e Sate Mr. Jack Diduns incl. an excellent line . household appliances, furnishings, 1987 Choy Silverado 1/2 ton pickup with ale and stereo, cruise control, Johr( Deere riding mower, antique docks, tools, golf dubs etc. Watch next weeks paper for a full listing of this fire estate auction. Blue Water Rest Home residents enjoy Buddies ZURICH - On Tuesday morning, 35 Grade 5 students from St. Boni- face School came to visit their Buddy at Blue Water Rest Homc. They teamed up and read a poem and interviewed their Buddy and sang action songs to the residents. Ruby Hoggarth, B.W.R.H. resident recited two poems to the students, poems well remembered from her childhood. Glen Regier, one of Huron County School bus drivers, has vol- unteered his time to drive the stu- dents each month to visit with their Buddy. Tuesday evening the Home Aux- iliary visited the Residents with Carmel Sweeney, auxiliary presi- dent as chairperson and Grace Mar- tin and Mary Lou Erb played sever- al duets on the piano and organ. Grace and Irwin Martin warmed the room with their selections on the harmonica and auto harp. Don- na Klopp read a poem, followed by Tracy Martin's two piano selec- tions. The residents enjoyed the re- freshments, well prepared by Mary and Margaret Gingerich and Klopp. Wednesday afternoon tea had a special flavour, a birthday cake for Fergus Turnbull who that day turned the big nine -zero. Turnbull lives at B.W.R.H. apartments but is well known to the residents at the Home as the man who each eve- ning prepares the coffee and tea and sets up and puts away the chairs for them. Volunteers play a big role at the Home and many come from within. Laureen Cornveau, the retired secretary of the Homc, read a poem to Turnbull and helped Gladys Martin, the hobby shop convener serve cake and refreshments to the well auended.Lea. Turnbull spent Saturday after- noon with his, family and friends at a party at the home of his daughter Esther and Peter Warner of Grand Bend. Rev. Stephen Alles, St. Pater Lu- theran Church, Zurich was in charge of Thursday afternoon Chapel Service. Father Peter Hayes, St. Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated mt. The residents enjoyed a sing -a- long, newspaper reading, shuffle- board and bible reading and remi- nisce groups in the morning and games. music listening and bingo in the evenings this past week. Clarence (Clare).Reith, B.W.R.H. apartments is spending a few days at South Huron Hospital. Mary Romaniszyn, B.W.R.H. resident, spent Wednesday to Sun- day with her sister Joanne and Bill Meurer of London. Their philoso- phy for the week was "shop -til -we - drop" - so look out retailers. Condolences go to the family of the late Gerald ORourkc who passed away at B.W.R.H. on No- vember 5. O'Rourke lived at Ma- plewoods Apartments before mov- ing to B.W.R.H. He also spent many fruitful years as a farmer in the Mount Carmel area. His wife, Ila, a resident at .Maplewoods Apartments was always by his side and we'll miss her daily visits to the home. A welaxne to Laurence (Paddy) Beard of Zurich who has moved to the Home from South Huron Hos- pital, Exeter and Victoria Hospital. London. The residents look forward to the Christmas Bazaar this Saturday. many craft items from the Hobby Shop and 'community will be on sale, plus baking by the Auxiliary and Staff. Come out and browse and have a coffee from 2-3:30 p.m. Hiding amongst dolls which were part of the Hensall Minor Hockey Craft Sale on Saturday was Kassie Hoegy of Dublin. Many people were at the Community Centre to get a head start on their Christmas shopping. r p r — Gun Cabinet 37 3/4 W x 24D x 73" H ;,i Armoire 48"WY9.1"Dx78"H Reproduction Pine Furniture Factory Direct to You! Bookshelves, pine washstands, blanket boxes, pine benches, kids' furniture... something tor every room. Cus- tom styles available. AVOID RETAILER MARK UP AND BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER! Phone or call for your tree brochure Delivery available Order now to ensure Christmas delivery B.T.S.D.Inc. Beyond The Screen ikxir Incor{orater: 36 Manitoba Ave., Huron industrial Park, Ont. 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