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26 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Harold Breckenridge
Langley
Late of l.avonia, Michigan,
U.S.A. Creditors and others hav-
ing claims against the above estate
are required to send full par-
ticulars of such claims to the
undersigned on or before the 14th
day of October, 1983, after which
date the Estate's assets will be
listrfbuted having regard only to
the Jams that have then been
receis ed.
Little 8 Evans
Exeter, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executrix
39-4k
c
27 Tenders Wanted
TENDERS will be accepted for
the supply of furnace oil for Lion
United Church in Crediton and
the manse, approximately 16,000
litres. Replies are to be made by
October 15 to Alfred Smith, Box
13, Crediton, Ontario. NOM 1510.
40e
28 Auction Sales
GIANT 5 -DAY Auction. Con-
tents from the residence of the late
M.51. Boyd, Itobcaygeon. Selling
at Orval M1cLean Auction Centre,
Lindsay, Wednesday, October 19,
20, 21 and Saturday, October 22,
and at Bobcaygeon on Saturday,
October 1.9th, 10 a.m. all days.
Fine china, antique furniture, 50
saluable paintings, oriental china
and furniture, period clothing,
china dolls, miniature toys, orien-
tal rugs, books, cutlers, buggies,
sleighs, collectibles. One of
Canada's largest auctions from
the Boyd 3 generation, 35 room,
extended family hone since 1833.
Our hest ssiil be Wednesday. Oc-
tober 19. Plan to attend.:.1cl.ean
Auctions and Liquidations (705)
324-2781. 40x
28 Auction Sales
ONTARIO'S LARGEST Farm
Machinery Consignment Sale,
Norwi, h, Ontario, Friday, Oc-
tober 14, 1983, 10 a.m. (Sales con-
ducted second Friday each
month.) Approximately 150-175
tractors plus all types of farm
equipment. Consignments
welcome. For more information.
call (519) 424-9998 or (519)
424-9093. Proprietors K.S.
Hamulecki & Sons. 40x
OTTAWA VALLEY Simmental
Club offers an exciting consign-
ment of Simmental Cattle to the
Ottawa Winter Fair Capital
Classic, Saturday, October 8th,
1983 at 7 p.m. in the Cattle Cas-
tle Lansdowne Park, Ottawa. On-
ly the best will be offered. Selling
a selected group of young bulls
and females of various ages. For
sale catalogues contact Joynt Auc-
tion Service (613) 283-4730. 40x
TO FACE CHARGE
A former area resident will
appear in G-oderich court this
week for a bail hearing after
being charged with theft and
impaired driving.
The man was charged after
a truck stolen on Friday from
Aura Yachts, Huron Park,
was recovered in London by
city police.
Estate Auction Sale
100 acres of cash crop and farmland with
buildings, to be held at Lot 22, Concession 12
Hibbert Township, 1% miles north and 51/2
miles east of Hensall for the Westlake Estate.
Sat., Oct. 22 at 10 a.m.
Property known as Lot 22 Concession 12 Hib
bert Township in the County of Perth consists
of approx. 89 acres of workable land, approx.
4 acre wood lot approx 5 acres unwor,. ible, 2
storey brick house. Implement shed approx. 24
x 50, garage approx. 24 x 25. Terms 10% down
day of sale with the balance due in full on
January 16, 1984. Being offered subject to a
reserve bid. For information phone:
Auctioneer Richard Lobb
Clinton 482-7898
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
• Garage Equipment
* Auction & Two Cars
* On Thursday, October 13th, 1983 at
* 10:30 a.m. in the morning.
For Watt's Garage, St. Marys, On-
tario. Owner gone out of business.
* Sale to be held at 194 Queen St.,
* West, St. Marys
* CARS 19631/2 Ford Galaxie 2 door hard top 390
* automatic power steering and brakes selling
* certified. 1974 Chrysler Newport 4 door selling
*
as is. 1977 Dodge ': ton 4 wheel drive selling
* as is.
EQUIPMENT 15 ton Walker press, KTF floor
*' model drill press, 1'/2 ton Heinwerner hydraulic
* floor jack, air conditioning test equipment ser-
* vice board for rebuilding etc., hydraulic por-
* table engine hoist, Chrysler electronic corn-
puter tester, Meyers snow plow for front of
* truck with power angle complete, snap on elec-
* tronic ti..st equipment, portable grinder with
* stand. bench grinder, battery charger,
* acetylene torch set with stand, Western power
It - cabinets,
numerous misc. Chrysler parts, parts
cabinets, large 2 door refrigerator, numerous
* parts for all makes of cars, illuminated signs,
* mufflers, tail pipes, large vise, inventory con-
* trol cabinet, electric tow truck hoist and winch
ideal for 1/2 or 3/4 ton, 2 toppers for pick up, Ll
* copy machine and numerous other articles.
* Terms cash sale dhy. Owner or auctioneers not
* responsible for accidents sale day.
* Tom Robson
* 666-1967 Denfield
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Auction Sale
Auctioneers
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Hugh Filson Tom Robson
* 666-0833 666-1967
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Furniture auction, some antiques,
household.
On Wed., October 12th - 1 p.m.
For Mrs. Arley Butler, 11 Railroad
St. Mt. Brydges behind the Royal
Bank. In case of rain to be held in
the community centre on Main St.
For information phone 264-1291
FURNITURE 2 chesterfields, real nice,
upholstered rocking choir, hi-fi stand, large
floor fan, library table, 3 antique choirs, cop -
tains choir, Kenmore electric sewing machine
like new, lawn chairs, card table, numerous
bedding and linen sheets, pillow cases.
spreads. doilies, pictures, lamps, old square
extension table and 5 leaves, humidifier new,
old Raymond treadle sewing machine with top
cabinet real nice, old buffet, set of Chelsea
Johnson Bros. dishes, cups and saucers, some
1847 Rogers Bros. silver. TV tables, 5 old
gunstalk chairs just reconed real nice,
numerous dishes some antique, Frigidaire
refrigerator, 4 burner natural gas stove, small
arborite kitchen set table and 2 chairs, iron gri-
dle, step ladder. Inglis wringer washer, old an-
tique creamer, hond pointed pictures on
velvet , hand tools, garden hose, wicker
rocker, mirror, and numerous other articles.
Terms cash, owner or auctioneers not respon-
sible for accidents sale day.
LUCAN BOWLING
Inter -town ladies: Lucan
1S -Stratford 15. Jan Capitano
254-701, Audrey Watt 255-662.
Men: Lucan I 36 - Lucan 12.
Bob Smith 290-1279; Glen
Gagan 262-1205; Lucan II 37 -
Stratford 11. Kim Giles
341-1324; Brian Ankers
282-1192.
Monday Ladies: Marg
Young 228-677; Joyce
Sovereign 262-613; Lorraine
Mosurinjohn 238-608; Audrey
Watt 251; Beth Radcliffe 246,
Louise Sutherland 234, Helen
Patterson 230, Helen Hardy
230, Diane Williams 225,
Audrey Scott 223, Sue
Johnston 220.
Tuesday Juniors: Terry
Evans 229, Eddie
VanKerkoele 172, Chris
Sleaford 171, Sandy Hyde 169,
Tanya Buckareff 164, Jeff
Bond 153, Tabatha Perry 131,
Shane Gillan 131.
Colleen's: Lori Quinn
237-607, Eileen Hodgins 217,
Val Neil 207, Sheila Hodgins
204, Norah Cowie 202, Jean
Hickson 195, Terry Mawdsley
194.
Medway: Peter Den Otter
219-611, Paula Weir 208,
Marilyn Smith 205, Glen
Evans 205, George Moir 200.
Senior Citizens: Frank
DeBlock 227, Gord Higgs 220,
Jean Miller 204, Harry Noles
201, Milton Hodgins 201, Alf
Riley 196, Marion Noles 188,
Maurice McDonald 169, Hilda
O'Connor 167, Verna Dowdall
167.
Wednesday Bantams:
Peter Gibson 159, Jay Deeks
130, Jason Woytowitch 129,
Ken Cowie 128, Craig
Williams 115, Melissa Daman
106.
Wednesday Mixed: Gary
Melvin 289-610, Dave Boynton
226-608, Pete Cornelissen 247,
Tom Dobinson 246, Rose Max-
well 211, Pat Ryan 201, Don-
na Evans 201, Larry Smith
200.
Thursday Men: Mike
Wraith 248-610, Brad Taylor
303-677, Dave Mawdsley
272-675, Ron Dickey 256-673,
Doug Cunningham 297-662,
Ray Hands 250-654, Brian
Noyes 292, Paul Smith 261,
Bob Sockett 254, Harold Smith
253.
Friday Mixed: Pat Ward
272-706, Harold Smith 309-671,
Pat Holland 277-669, Bob
Smith 290-637, Don Wallis
225-600, Kathy Smith 226, Ron
McLeod 215.
A FAMILY ENTRY - Spencer and Cynthia Barfoot appeared as a newly married
couple in Saturday's Ilderton Fair parade. With them are their parents Janice and
Oren.
Debate on procedures
rather than the issues
.tev. Ross Cummings, Mit-
chell, received a warm
welcome to the chairmanship
of Huron -Perth Presbytery
last week!
The contentious issue of the
United Church's first remit
since Union stirred the court .
into debating procedures
rather than issues.
Rev. John Anderson, Trini-
ty, Listowel, who declared his
opposition to the present
discrepencies concerning
children and communion ex-
pressed his displeasure at the
time spent on procedure
rather than the issues of the
proposal.
The remit on Christian in-
itiation, whereby children by
reason of baptism become full
members of the church, has
been under study for several
years. A vote is being taken
across Canada by November
15.
On instruction of the
Presbytery executive the
Division of Mission in Canada
had been asked to bring in a
memorial to General Council
to continue the study so
that the meaning of adult
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Hospital Auction Sale
Sat., Oct. 15, 1983 at 1 p.m. sharp
At South Huron Hospital
24 Huron St. West, Exeter, Ontario
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT AND MISC ITEMS
10 hi -lo adjustable hospital beds, 15 regular
hospital beds, 20 sides of bed roils, 35 over bed
tables, 38 bed side lockers, 22 arm chairs, 41 side
chairs, 6 flower tables, 2 book cases, 6 desks,
school desk, display case with gloss front, 3 cup-
boards, 35 mm projector, screen, exhaust fan, 24"
Viking electric range, .17" floor polisher, 2 elec-
tric brooms, fire alarm bells and pull stations.ass't
of lights and shades, 30 luxo lamps, 3 fluorescent
fixtures upper and lower lights, paper towel
holders, bulletin board, chart rock, 2 cylinder
trucks, 5 linen bag carts, laundry carts, 5 soda acid
fire extinguishers (as is). 2 TV (os is), 2 lawn
chairs, pictures, checker board, wire baskets and
rocks, scrub pails and wringers, slop sinks,
bathroom basins, toilet and tank. Several other
items not listed.
Terms cash:
Auctioneer Norm Whiting 235-1964,
235-1931
For further information contact Alex Meikle
235.2700
membership may be address-
ed and clarified.
After debating and revising
the memorial the court voted
42-35 to set it aside in order to
debate the remit first. The
remit itself was finally voted
down 57-16 with 24
abstentions.
Rev. Bruce Scott, St.
John's, Stratford, chairman
for Mission in Canada, offered
to re -write the memorial in a
more positive tone and pre-
sent it to the court at a later
date.
A further remit concerning
covenanting, reducing ex -
officio commissioners to
General Council and exten-
ding the interval between
Councils from 2 to 3 years was
passed.
Restruetive Presbytery
As a result of a concerned
committee's frustration with
the proceedings of Presbytery
the court concurred with
recommendations for the
balance of the current year.
Presbytery itself will meet
from 7:30 to 10 p.m. on the
Students may
carry boxes
On Hallowe'en, UNICEF
boxes may again be carried
by children attending
separate schools in Huron and
Perth counties.
Last year, the Huron -Perth
Separate School Board sup-
ported and encouraged the
use of Mothei Teresa boxes
on Hallowe'en instead of the
UNICEF boxes.
Director of education
William Eckert said he will
inform the principals of
schools that they are free to
distribute whatever kind of
boxes they wish to have the
children collect money on
Hallowe'en.
The change in the board's
stand comes after the board
received a letter from
UNICEF Ontario. The letter
addresses concerns express-
ed in the past b3 the Huron -
Perth Separate School Board
and other boards. These con-
cerns revolved around
UNICEF's supposed involv-
ment with family planning
clinics and the distribution of
contraceptives in Third World
countries.
"Three things have occur-
red in the past year which we
(UNICEF Ontario) feel help
to clarify the issue," states
the letter which cites written
support of UNICEF by Pope
John Paul II, by the Ontario
Separate School Trustees'
Association and the fact that
UNICEF has limited its "co-
operative activities with other
United Nations (11N) agen-
cies which have caused con-
cern in the past."
"This should clear up
doubts we've had previous-
ly," said Stratford trustee
Ron Marcy
The Benmiller Inn Gift Shoppe
(formerly The Hollow)
RE -OPENING
SATURDAY, OCT. 8TH
Featuring:
• Antiques • Giftware
• Benmiller Memorabilia
•The art of Peter Robson (Canadian watercolour Artist)
Owned and Operated by Renmlller Inn limited
Renmiller, Ontario
524-2191
fourth Tuesday of November,
February, April and June.
Divisions with commission
powers will meet at the same
time in October, January and
March.
Following up on another
suggestion new lay and
ministerial delegates were in-
troduced to the court by the
corresponding delegate from
the charge. Rev. Burton
Crowe, Centralia, presented
the recommendations for the
committee.
Missions up
Rev. Rae Grant, Wingham,
told the court that the national
mission and service fund is up
over nine percent from last
year at this time. The local
presbytery's fund is up
$108,000 despite the fact the
UCW total is 67 percent of last
year.
A recommendation that a
pastoral charge not be
declared vacant until after a
visitation has been made by
the boundaries advisory com-
mittee was accepted despite
some concern that the recom-
mendation encompassed all
churches.
The thrust of the recom-
mendation was to assess sup-
port in households in a charge
with a view to strengthening
its work and support base It
was aimed at charges with
under 150 supporting
households. There are 21 such
charges in Huron -Perth.
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