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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1999-11-24, Page 37Wednesday,November 24, 1999 Exeter Tinos -Advocate 37 0 Celebrations committe m By Muriel Lewis ongratulations to Pearl Bryan, formerly of Granton, who celebrat- ed her 87th birthday recently. Muriel Lewis and son Larry enjoyed the tradi- goose supper held at Andrew's United Church in Verschoyle on Wednesday, Nov. 17. A potluck supper and family night sponsored by the Youth Group at the Granton United Church on Saturday evening, Nov. 20 was well attended and unan- imously enjoyed. At the Granton United Church on Sunday, Nov. 21, Lay Pastor Val Hodgins led the commu- nion service and con- firmed Courtney Benner, Andrew Bryan, Andrew Herbert, Matt McRobert, Heather GRANTON CORRESPONDENT GRANTON - Sympathy is extended from the Granton community to Bettie Dann and family in 'the death of her grandson James Dennis Dann as a result of an industrial accident on Monday, Nov. 15. The Biddulph Township '150th' cele- brations committee met at the township office on Monday evening, Nov: 15 when tickets for the Taste of Biddulph dinner on Friday, Jan. 7 were distributed among the members. It was also decided to order a few souvenir items and the April 1 auction is being planned with the Lucan Heritage Society as co-sponsor. 111(' 11011 LARGE AUCTION SALE to be held pt Lobb Auction In Clinton Ibr Bill Kuhar of Huron Park, Jean Fairserv/ce of Goderlch, plus good additions. Saturday. November 27 at 9 a.m, COiNS AND STAMPS: Approx. 30 lots of coins, 8 sheets of stamps. KNITTING WOOL• and material, over $5000 retail value. APPLIANCES: Fridge, stoves, upright freezer, chest freezers, washers and dryers, air conditioner, portable washer and dryer. ANTIQUES, FURNITURE ETC.: 2 nine piece dining room suites, 2 section barrister's bookcase, 2 buffets with mirrors, buggy wheel table (nice one), Boston rocker, china cabinet, oil lamps, pictures, king size headboard, 2 single box springs and mattresses, king size bed spread and shams, dressers with mirrors, desk, large wall unit, love seat, chesterfield w/pull out bed, 3 swivel recliner rockers, 2 Robert Batemen pictures, electric powered treadmill, small modern closet, porch swing couch, umbrella table and 4 chairs, upholstered chairs, plus many other items. OTHER: China cups and saucers, Tots of dishes and small items, small appliances and household effects, toys, etc. TOOLS: 16 ft. aluminum ladder, hedge trimmer, workmate, mitre saw, DeWalt 1/2" cordless drill, Makita skil saw, Makita drill, WNn Mill eleptric transfer fuel pump with litre dial, trailer hitch with equalizer bars, garden tiller, plus items too numerous to mention. NOTE: 2 auctioneers selling, starting at 9 a.m. Auctioneer Richard Lobb 519-482-7898 Clinton www.auctlonhotline.com •••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••••••• LARGE AUCTION SALE Of household, antiques, vehicles, tools, liquidation of figure skating apparel, misc. etc. Saturday, November 27 at 10:00 a.m. Komoka Community Centre, Queen St., Komoka Ont. (Just a short distance West of Commissioners Road from London) HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES: Extra nice 6 pc. F.P. bedroom suite including double mattress and box spring (purchased new from Goudys recently), Kenmore fridge, Westinghouse ele. stove (like new), medium size deep freeze, Inglis h.d. washer and automatic dryer, bedroom suites, chests of drawers, bed and matching chest of drawers, blanket box, wash stand, chesterfield suites, sofa beds, wicker chairs, kitchen sets, antique oak square dining table, set of wooden chairs,Singer treadle sewing machine, dehumidifiers, humidifiers, metal and wooden shelves, filing cabinet, lamps, pictures, dishes, glassware, cups and saucers, pots and pans, cabinet White sewing machine and bench, work bench, set'of kitchen cupboards complete with sink, weed eater, lawnmowers, aluminum ladder, step ladders, lawn chairs, coffee and end tables,excellent single bed and dresser, Skylar-Pepplar sofa bed (like new), round wooden kitchen table and 4 chairs, entertainment centre, remote coloured Toshiba TV and stereo, piano bench, misc. of all kinds. COKE COOLER: Upright double 5 ft. glass doors, with shelving. SKATING APPAREL (To be sold at 2:30 p.m.) including Jackson and Risport new skates and used skates, skirt sets, tights, jewellery, leggings, splash pants, dressers, skating bags, sweaters, used dresses, mini mitts, skate guards, hangers, skating equipment such as laces, conditioners, shampoo, blister pads, polish, etc., round dress racks, skate rack, Gold Metal scribe, R.L.C. scribes, cash register, etc. Jim and Bev Stanley are liquidating their entire stock. VEHICLES: 1991 Mercury Marques Ford car, 4 door, automatic, has all the extras, excellent condition, only 18,000 km. This car Is being sold as owner is in a wheel chair and has no further use, from an estate 19851/2 ton Dodge Ram truck, automatic, V8. Both selling as is. MISC: 50 plastic chicken crates. Plan to attend this interesting sale. This is only a partial list. TERMS: Cash or approved cheque sale day. No buyers premium. Viewing from 9:00 a.m. Auctioneers: FIirloe & Robson Phow/Fax: 666.0833 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Westman and Tara Westman, all of whom assisted in serving com- munion. The sermon was entitled, What you do - you do for me, based on lessons from Ephesian one and Matthew 25. Flowers were placed in the church from the funeral of James Dennis Dann. At. St. Paul's Anglican Church, Kirkton on Sunday, Nov. 21, Rev. Glenda Meakin cele- brated the Holy Eucharist and her mes- sage was in keeping with the last Sunday after Pentecost - the Reign of Christ. The lessons were read by Kathy Blackler and the minister. Evening prayer service Members from, Kirkton and Woodham United Church Women and St. James A.C.W. attended an evening prayer ser- vice .at St. Paul's Anglican Church in Kirkton on Thursday, Nov. 18 which was led by Rev. Glenda Meakin. The guest speaker was Rev. Lynn Calhoun, rec- tor of St. George's Anglican Church in New Hamburg and Christ Church in Ayr. Lynn is a warden of the Order of St. Luke and gave a very moving interpretation of the biblical meaning of faith healing. A time of fellowship followed in the lower church hall, hosted by St. Paul's A.C.W. when an array of bazaar items were available. elebrating sharing Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church and Precious Blood .Mission celebrated 25 years of sharing Trivett Churc t a special worship service on Sunday. Pictured are Precious Blood's Rev. PaSBaillargeon, the Most Rev. Bishop John Michael Sherlock (Catholic), the Rigt»ev. Bishop C. Robert Townshend (Anglican) and Rev. Fay Willsie. (photo/Kim Pearce) 'Huron Hurricanes Aquatic Club members Jessica Sparling, Erika Mattucci, Lisa McCann and Aiden Barnett take a break from the pool during the club's in-house meet at theVanastra Community Centre pool on Saturday. (photo/Kim Pearce) i Hurricanes a force at recent meets • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • BRANTFORD - Five members of the Huron Hurricanes Aquatic Club who competed at Swim International in Brantford on the weekend all posted personal best times. Valerie Otten (Girls 10 and under) posted a per- sonal best time of 3:45.51 in 200 m breaststroke and placed 21st in 50 m freestyle. Matt Miner (Boys 10 and under) placed third in 100 m backstroke and fifth in 50 m freestyle and recorded personal best times in 100 m freestyle and 200 m backstroke. Meghan Morris (Girls 13-14) had personal best times in four of her five races including her 50 m freestyle with a time of 29.61 and a 1:05.28 in 100 m freestyle; Susie Miner (Girls 13-14) recorded three personal. best times, doing the 100 m breaststroke in 1:23.08. Sarah Datema (Girls 15- 16) recorded personal best times in 100 m but- terfly (1:14.95), 100 m freestyle (1:05.58) and 100 m backstroke (1:14.98). Several members of the team recorded personal best times at the Victor Davis sprint meet in Waterloo on Oct. 23. The races were all 50 m sprints. In the Women 15 and over category, Datema won sixth in the 50 freestyle and seventh in the 50 m breaststroke. Sarah McNichol took 10th in both the breaststroke and freestyle. Jessica Tyndall took llth in the breaststroke and 16th in both the backstroke and freestyle. In the Men 15 and over category, Jason Brown won seventh in his breaststroke and ninth in backstroke. Sc.ott McNichol won seventh in backstroke and ninth in freestyle. In the Women 13 and 14 races, Megan Lee took fifth spot in backstroke and 11th in both butterfly and breaststroke. Elizabeth MacGregor placed 16th in breast- stroke and 19th in back- stroke. Susie Miner took silver in breaststroke and eighth in butterfly. Morris brought home bronze in backstroke and freestyle, and fifth in butterfly. Kellyann Vandendool took eighth in backstroke and 14th in breaststroke. Laurie Vandendool placed 12th in backstroke and 13th in breaststroke. Andrea Vanderloo swam to a third place finish in butterfly and seventh in backstroke. Leanne Vincent took 18th spot in breaststroke and 21st in backstroke. In the Men 13 and 14 category, Aaron Datars brought home silver in breaststroke, bronze in freestyle and fourth place in butterfly. Jillian Wright, in the Women 11 and 12 catego- ry, won sixth spot in backstroke and 12th in both butterfly and breast- stroke. In the Men 11 and 12 races, Jeremy Blackwell took seventh spot in butterfly and eighth in both backstroke and breaststroke. Adam Case won silver in both freestyle and backstroke, and bronze in butterfly. Jacob Dejong took sev- enth spot in both back- stroke and breaststroke. Patrick Livingston won silver in breaststroke and fifth in both backstroke and freestyle. In the Women 10 and under, Otten had a great meet, bringing home gold in both butterfly and breaststroke, silver in backstroke and bronze in freestyle. Aiden Barnett took seventh in both backstroke and freestyle. Erika Mattucci won sev- enth in breaststroke and 11th in butterfly. Lisa McCann took sixth in but- terfly and eighth in breaststroke. Melanie McCann brought home bronze in backstroke and fourth in butterfly, breast stroke and freestyle. Jessica Sparling won ninth in backstroke and 10th in butterfly and breaststroke. In the Men 10 and under, Robyn Lobb placed fifth in breaststroke and sixth in backstroke. Matt Miner won gold in butter- fly, backstroke and freestyle. The girls 200 m free relay teams did well, win- ning silver in the Girls 10 and under; third and fifth in the Girls 13-14; and bronze in the Girls 15 and over. The Hurricanes com- pete in Port Elgin on Nov. 27-28.