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24 Times -Ads ocafr, March 4, •1998 .
Keep youngsters busy at the. Rec Centre
EXETER - March Break '.98 will
he upon'us rp a few weeks and
.plans are underway at the South
...,Huron Recreation Centre for activi-
ties to keep area youngsters busy. .
. The `Exeter Figure Skating ('lub.
will he hosting their annual March
• Break Skating School which runs
March 16-2(1 from 9 aim U, 2 pent.
each blas •1Iie school cons'," ul ice
. sessions., crafts and sw'rmimng and
is open to all ('luh members- To
'register cal( Nand' Mills at 2.15-.
2832.
Thanks to' t.' the generous support
ol,area husmr'sC' aril Ihe Exeter
i.egion I attic, the annu-
al March !beak youth bingo will be
held on March I8 from 1•:10 to 1 11)
p nr Cosi is S2 pet youngster
w hiu h on -little. a slier 61 pizza.
- donated by .New t)rleans Pizza .
C"liit 'oink -lacy Hartman as she
(Ouducis two sessions of crafts.
games. sing stings and other•adven-
tun:s for youngstt:rs aged 6 to
seven years Sessions are scheduled
fur March 17 and.March 19 from
9 til hs 11:31) a: ii.('ust of the pro
gram is .4,8 lin one day or Si 5
IT,r
both. Parents must pre -register their
children al the Kee Centre by call-
ing 235-2833. Die program will he
cancelled if regislratiort is insuffi
cienl.
Get -your Isom ready for the
annual Road 11i key- Tournament
sponsored by MacLcans Sourt•e for
- 'Sports and the Rec- Centre The
tourney is scheduled for March.24-
to 27. "there will he categories for
hath boys gond. girls aged. st yen In
14 years thorn between the years of
1991 -and 984). Cost is. S20.per
1C:1111 and pre -registration by March
.12 is a must. Registration farms arc
.i ilahle at the -Rec Centre. Each
(cam rnenrhcr will receive a free
slier of pizzaa-coriipliments of New
(leans. There Will be prizes for
'A' and '13' champs. --
F.ree •pulhltc skating Will he
offered on March 16. March 19 and
March 25 -from t to 4 p.m. each
day "1 o fart k off M;rcft iireak the
1:1rtr4.I.rgton.
Branch 167 will
host a lief lanuly skate_ on March -
1• t,,,m (i to 8 p m Come Our and
enluy some tluallly. skating -tune
• _ with your family
Auction Sales
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ESTATE_AUCTION-SALE OF
WO ACRE FARM
fano n►achirtery,.antiques.
vehicles. household items, etc.
For the estate of the late
UCVIIIC Langford. Lot 6, Con. 2. .
Biddulph Twp , (35871 Coursey
Line!: S.W corner of Coursey
Line and Mt Carmel Rd.. 3
of Exeter on #4
Hwy. to Mt. Carmel Rd.. then E.'
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Sat, Mar. 21- 10:30 a.m.
(Watch for full listing)
Auctioneers
Filson & Robson
Phone/Fax:,666-0833
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RICHARD LOBB
AUCTION CALENDAR "
CLINTON 482-7898 "-
Sat. March' • 14 at 9 a.m.
Antique furniture - and good.
quality -- modern furniture • at
Richard Lobo's Auction Building
in Clinton for_ the Estate of
Jacqueline Taylor of-Goderich
and Mary Isabel- Bailie of Blyth.
We are accepting good -additions
for upcoming auctions. - -
www.auctionhotline-.com
FARM, FOR SALE. BY AUCTION
SAT.. MARGH 28 at 11 a.m, on location at Pt. Lot. 5. Conc. 13.
Tuckersmith Township. (2 miles east of Hensall:thek north to 1st
corner. turn right. 1st farm on right). Comprised of a 50 acre parcel.
more or less, with approx. 2 acres of bush. on" which is located a 3
bedroom bock residence and. a large bank barn. Creek runs -through
property. Approx: 45 acres more or less workable. offered subject to a
reasonable reserve: $10.000. down sale day. balance in 30 -days.
Proprietor Estate of the late Mrs. Winona Jacobi. Contact the
auctioneer for viewing. .
Auctioneer Bob Heywood 235-0874
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PROPERTY & HOUSEHOLD AUCTIO
Bob Heywood 235-0874 Res.
586 Main St. Exeter
Saturday. MARCH 7 at 10 a.m,
;At South Huron Rec Centre. Exeter
PROPERTY to be offered on location at 108 Kleinfeldt St., Lucan, Ont.
at 9:30 am sharp - known as PL M8. Lot 33. Town of Lucan. County
of Middlesex - an excellent 3 bedroom brick and vinyl bungalow on a
quiet street having gas heat, central air, full finished basement. Lot
size 50'x120' irreg: Selling subject to reserve, $5,000 down sale day,
balance in 30 -days. Contact the auctioneer for viewing.
SELLING AT 10 A.M. IN EXETER a large offering -of household,
collectible and •misc. items for R. Smith of -Crediton and 2- Lucan
homes.
PARTIAL OFFERING INCLUDES; - 3 pc. antique_ bedroom suite, 7 piece
pine framed chesterfield suite. washstands. Lowery double keyboard
organ. auto washer•and dryer. china cabinet, chesterfield suites. a
large offering of smalls Incl. china and glass, -approx. 200 sets :of salt
and peppers. butter. bowl and ladle. old cheese dish, "Parkhill"
moustache cup, quilts. kitchenware; 12 settings .Grosvenor
"Debutante" dinnerware. 12 settings of silver plate flatware. Doing at
1,0 a.m. sharo many tools .motors. boxes of small engine parte• hair
dressing equipment. 45, 78 and LP records, books; .old prints and
calendars, HD battery charger. gas barbecue, and much more.
UPCOMING: Sat. March 14 at 10 a.m, at S.H. Rec Centre - household
and misc. items for Mrs..Hazel Gemmel plus additions.
Sat., March 21 at 10 a.m. at S..H. Rec Centre -complete household
for Mr. Goroon Hoggarth of Exeter.
Sat., March 28 at 11 a.m. on location in Tuckersmith Twp. Offering 50
acres with house and barn. See full ad for details.
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.Please note that Parent and "lot
skating will he cancelled .from
March ilio 19 due to the I:FSC
Skating School.
Looking for something 10 keep
you boxy over The holidays' Why.
1101 gather some friends together
arid rent the ice? Cost is $51 per
hour from 9 a.m. tri 4 p.m. Call thc
Rec Centre for available times.
_Kick's "Aquatic Centre will he
offering public swimming, March
16 to 20. and March 26and 27 from
2 to 1:10 p.m. Cost. is S.3 per
youngster and a maximurn.01 SO
swimmers will he admitted.
For information regarding March
Break programs and other activities
taking place at the Exeter Library,-
pleasc drop by and see the staff.
Hours arc Monday,-1uesday, and
Thursday from I:.30 to 8 p.m..
Friday 10 a.m. to _5 p.m. and
Saturday 12:30.10 5 p.m. - -
Thc.spring and summer program -
brochures are. now available at the -
Rec Centre. for further information
nn prngrains or rentals, please• give .
the staff a calf at 235-2833. .
Long Service Award
presented to
Saintsbury resident
By H. Davis -
Saintsbury correspondent '- _
SAiNTSBURY - The Davis':
attended the Ontario Good Roads
Convention hcjd at the The Royal
York Hotel in Toronto last week
where Hugh Davis was presented
with -a Long Service Award in
recognition of over .31 years in the
supervision of road maintenance
and construction hy-- • 'The
Association of Ontario Road
Superintendents. .
The -Rev. Stanley Jay was at- St.
•Patrick's to celebrate the Holy
Eucharist on. Ash- Wednesday.
February 25. with each receiving.
the ashes applied to the forehead in
thc sign of the cross:
• The "children's focus was on
understanding Ash Wednesday. and
putting discipline and -rule in our
lives:
Kimberley Kelley. assisted Rev.
Jay with the scripture readings.
Courtney MacGillivray and Cryst r,J
Davis were servers for the service.
On Wednesday thc Kelley family
entertained a number of friends at a
party held at Mr. -Chuckles, honor-
ing sin Codyon his sixth birthday.
A surprise on Thursday evening
for Hazel: Davis was when sister.
brother-in-law and nephew. Joyce.
Ralph and Darren Simpson of
London arrived at thc door -singing
"Happy Birthday", .along with
birthday cake.
Ron and Margaret Carroll called
on Arnold and Rosc Cunningham
on Tuesday "and Thursday.
Margaret visited with Mary Davis.
Hazel Davis visited with the
Cunninghams on Friday..•
Mary Davis accompanied daugh-
ter Alexia Tindall to call on grand-
children Robert and Lisa Tindall
and new great -grand -daughter Tate
Elizabeth recently.
Katie -Scarlett MacGillivray was
weekend visitor with grandparents
Hugh and Hazel and Saturday
evening 35 relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Michael
and Suzanne Davis to celebrate the
ninth birthdays of twins Travis and
Starr.
Sunday, the Davis's enjoyed
brunch with their family in London
to celebrate Hazel Davis' birthday.
Best wishes to Michael and
Suzanne. who are celebrating an
anniversary.
The Rev. Stanley Jay will he at
St. Patrick's March 8 at 10:30 a.m. •
to celebrate the Holy Eucharist.
New teachers
Three new teachers at South Huron District High were introduced at an assembly last
Wednesday: From- left; Madan Siren will teach English, -Dave Wright (math and computers)
'and Dawn Ruddick (English).'
Your Views
Letters to the editor
Hooked on the Olympics?
Win or lose, Canadian spirit was
high. There were no reports of -
ssour grapes"....
Dear Editor:
Editor: - -
We were - we were .even there. vicanou,ly. that
is, courtesy r►f.C.Bi .C..an sponsors. it wa; ,, easy_
to make incidental contacts through Bell Cainada,
Royal Bank helped with finances, Via Raif"and Air
Canada provided transports. Coca Cola and Lahatts -
Were there for the breaks. and Ci,mpaq put every-
thing
verything on the W.W.W. for us- We were ringside for
the whale deaf We joined the onthusiastic Maple
Leaf flag ..wavers- with - no thought of over- :
abundance - all this and -no tet
.Perhaps- no international sporting event can corn--
pare
on=pare with the Olympics -in antiquity -and cosmopoli-
tan make up. They are -said to have begun In-(ireccc:
the site of Mt. Olympus.- as :early as the 8th century
. B.C.-and to have continued at four-year intervals If.
there happened to he a Greco -Spartan war -going on.
at Olympic time,•hnsiibtics were suspended as long
as the torch burned and the events .were Ont Orga=
nized international sports were first held in Greece
in 1896 and have continued every fourth year with
/the possible exception of war years. World-wide in
serest and publicity began to appear with radio's .
Young Curators
experience available
STRATFORD - The (J.,Ilcry/
Stratti,rd is pleased to announce
that the Young Curators Co-•
operative Education experience. for
students grades 11 to OAC. i.
available fur the second year In the
counties of Huron and Perth and
surrounding area. This program of-
fers a "once in a lrleurne' , ipp/,rtu-
nity for young people. to work with
professionals in the '. isual arts and
related fields through the deseh,p-
ment.dcsign. and installation of an
exhibition of original works Of art
from the extensrsc collection of our
own • Gal levy/Stratford.
Students who hase.an intereNt in
the arts and art history are encour-
aged to apply, but this opportunity
will also, be of interest to students
from) other disciplines ie. carpentry .
computers, media studies. business.
as well as history and visual art.
if you are. currently enroled in .1
co-operative education program, t,r
a member of our community, and
would like more infornlation - re-
garding this exciting opportunit' .
we encourage you. lo contact the
Gallery/Sratford's Education De-
partment. Tuesday -through Friday.
9 am. to 5 p.m. at 271-5271
Program will assist school
boards in making transition
QUEEN'S PARK - Bruce Smith, M.P.P. for Middlesex, welcomed the
announcement made by the Minister of Education and Training. the
Honourable David Johnson that the new district school board'. will benefit
from a two year, $215 million transition program. The program is intended
to assist the boards as they meet restructuring and start-up costs and
increase their administrative efficiency.
"With the establishment of new school hoards. there is an opportunity to
examine the ways hoards provide services and to find new. more efficient
methods of service delivery," staled Smith.
The funding will ensure hoards can meet immediate restructuring costs.
Funding will he used to achieve significant and permanent savings in
school board administration. Use of innovative means for operating will
benefit students by enabling boards to focus greater resources in the class-
room. The transition program will give priority to funding proposals that
feature co-operative activities among school boards and other public and
private sector partners. '
The Education Improvement Commission has indicated that it is avail-
able to provide advice to boards as they develop their'restructuring plans.
"1 am confident that boards will respond positively to this initiative and
work to ensure that savings realized from school board amalgamations can
be used to benefit children in the classroom," added Smith.
(t
help. rn the late 20s and peaked with the advent of
-tnstant•international TV coverage in the last dec-
adcs•of this century: Nov. we can all he there and
stay here.. Great Eh'- (Canadian _for ".Orin:t you
agree-') - - . .
Watching our athletes win. draw. lose -of bottom,
nut kept.the emotions flexible. ranging. from exhilar-
ation to trepidation: tri consternation. At. times we
struck gold in unpredictable events and -won les; or
-nothing where we had hoped to.win tap spot on -the
podium to the strains of "O Canada" We seven had
a gold. _medal awarded.. taken away - and . then re-
stored The end result was our hest .ever- in winter.
Olympic,. but slightly less.than predicted. - -
Win or lose. Canadian spirit was•h►gh. There were
no reports .of "sour grapes" rampages and there was
evidence"ofa 'strong united pride right up to -the
closing- parade Japan. the hast ,..'luntry did• a top -
notch job -in aco orrimixlating and hosting, the events.
the competitors and visitors.. They. managed every-
thing -.characteristically well ,hart of the weather
and who'can den -anything about. that'- Salt Lake City
will face a solid challenge -to.. equal Japan's gond.
grades in .2002 1 hardly .watt around tri .see.: hut -
1 hope 1 do. - - - -
Gerry Dohrindt
Exeter
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