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LARGE AUCTION SALE
To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for the estate of
Jack Gook of Goderich plus additions from Eileen Mantle of Auburn and
several other consignors. '
5aturday. July 19 at 9 am,
NEW CARPET 20 new carpet roll ends sizes 12 ft. x 8 ft. to:12 ft. x 20
ft. - •
:TRAILER: 2 wheel trailer with racks
BOAT MOTOR: Mercury 6 HP outboard -Motor in good condition.
APPLIANCES: Match harvest _gold fridge. 30 inch stove both look like
new, apt. size dryer, portable Washer, dehumidifier, Filter Queen .vacuum
with power head, J,5 cu: ft. chest. freezer, Maytag washer, 2 dryers, -floor
model color TV, 2 portable TVs, 2 air conditioners. -
ANTIQUES, FURNITURE: gingerbread 'clock. „mantel clock, antique
dresser w/mirror,. old kitchen cabinet. washstands, chests of drawers;
bedroom suite, buffet, sideboard bottom, antique.desk. gunstock chairs,
oil lamps, modern 4 ft. roll top desk (like new), 3 good chesterfields,
trunks, wooden wheel, good set of coffee and end tables, upholstered
chairs, 4 drawer filing cabinet, floor lamps, wrought iron "table and 4--
matching
'matching chairs. Boston rocker, old pictures, violin, crocljs and jugs,
Stacey and, Bateson ,milk bottles. large. offering glassware, pink
depression, crystal, • Blue Willow: Royal Albert, silver tea service, plus
much more. Sad irons, some bedding, lawn sweeper,:gas lawnmower, 1
yr. old," corn flower old pictures, plus our usual offering of items too '
numerous to mention. 2 Auctioneers selling: 7 -
TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper ID.
:.Auctioneer Richard Lobb 519-4824898 Clinton. .
Next Auction Sat. July 26 at 9 a.m. at'Lobb Auction In Clinton.
AUCTION CALENDAR
Bob Heywood 235-0874 Res. or
235-3948 Pager •
This week Wednesdav evening, July 16 at 5 o.m.
- at South Huron Rec Centre, Exeter
Dispersing the estate of Mrs: Olive Webb. of Grand Bend along with the
household - effects of Mrs. Robina Pepper of Exeter, Full . list of
furnishings; appliances, antiques, collectibles, china and glass in last
weeks paper. Good clean sale with something for everyone.
Next week. Wednesday evening. July 23 at 5 o,m,
at South Huron Rec Centre. Exeter
Dispersing the estate of Mrs. M. White of Grand Cove plus a large
offering of household and antique effects from a local home_ whose,
proprietor has given up housekeeping. :
HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES: Include teak dining table and 4 chairs
with matching buffet. nice .bonnet chest. antique=:•dressers;
washstands, chests of drawers, 4 antique dining chairs, set of 6
pressback chairs, bow front china .cabinet, antique wicker .baby buggy,
old spinning wheel, old trunk and blanket box, wooden bookcase; .old
basement table: coffee, lamp'and nesting tables, Sklar dresser with 3
mirrors, swivel rockers. sofa bed, .Windsor style chair, drop leaf
chrome table and 2 chairs, chest, freezer. dishwasher, air conditioner,
dehumidifier, spin -washer-dryer, musical instruments incl. Heintzman.
piano and bench, violin: accordion, elec. guitar and amplifier, acoustic
guitars, organ stool, collectibles,. inci. wooden butter bowl and print.
granite dough riser, lanterns; copper boilers; sad irons, mantel and
gingerbread clocks, cream can, cheese boxes. kegs,.skuttles:crocks,
a few.old toys, radio, a large -quantity of yarn and crochet cotton, china
and' glass, bedding (Some never used). LPs and - 78 records, bridge
lamp, '2 oil space heaters, all occasion cards, and hundreds of items
the auctioneer was unable to view. '
AUCTION NOTE: Wednesday evening. July. 30 •Household effects,
antiques and. misc. for the 'Hay Twp. -estate of Mr:. David Blackwell
along with additiorfk for Mrs. _Rita Snyder' of Grand Bend and Ina Johns
of Exeter. •--
NOTICE OF.HIGHWAY; MUNICIPAL
• ROAD AND STREET RE -NAMING
• IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HAY
FOR 9-1-1 EMERGENCY RESPONSE
By authority of the Municipal Act. R.S.Q:, 1990 Chapters 302.
Section 210.(1II) -
'TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the•Corporation of the
Township of Hay intends• to pass a by-law on Monday. July 21.
• 1997 to rename the following highway, road and street names in the
Township of Hay.
LOCAL ROADS
,Con 2-3 to AIRPORT'LINE
Con 4-5 Lots I-20 to AUSABLE LiNE .
Con 8-9/Blind Line Rd to BABYLON LINE
Sideroad 10-11 LRW Con 16-17 to BEDARD ROAD
Con 3-4 Lot 6-30/Willert Rd to BELL'S LINE
Con 14-15 to BLACKBUSH LINE
Con 9-10/Blind Line to BLiND LiNE
Con 12-13/Bronson Rd to BRONSON LINE
Con 5-6 Lots 2I-30/Reichert & Blind Line to FANSVILLE LINE
Con 10.1 l/Goshen Rd to GOSHEN LINE ' • .
Sideroad 20-21 LRW to HENDRiCK ROAD
Sideroad 10-1.1 Con I -4 to HURONDALE ROAD
Sidcroad I to KIPPEN ROAD '
Sideroad 54/Shantz to MACDONALD ROAD
Con 6-7/Parr Line to PARR LINE • .
Sideroad 5-6 LRW to Con 9 to DANCELAND ROAD
Sideroad 10-11 Con 9-16/Pepper's to PEPPER ROAD
Sideroad 15-16 Cori 1-12 to ROGERVILLE ROAD
Sideroad 15-16 Con 13 to LRW to SARARAS ROAD
Sideroad 25-26 LRW/S4.'hadeview Rd to SCHADEVIEW ROAD
Con 16-l7 to SH1PKA LINE
Sideroad 29-30 LRWfrumbull's Grove to TURNBULL'S ROAD
Sideroad 25-26 to WALNUT ROAD -
Waterworks Road to WATERWORKS ROAD
PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS .
Highway 21 to BLUEWATER HIGHWAY
Highway 4 to LONDON ROAD
HURON COUNTY HIGHWAYS
Highway 83 to THAMES ROAD
Highway 84 to ZURICH-HENSALL
Con 10-1 1/Goshen Rd to GOSHEN LINE
Con 6-7/Parr Line to PARR LiNE
All other street names in the Police Village of Dashwood, St.
Joseph Shores 11 and Bluewater Properties Phase 1 & 2 remains as
previously known.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Council shall hear anyone
who claims to be adversely affected by the by-law and who applies
to be heard by Council.
Written appeals should be received by the undersigned by Monday,
July 21, 1997 and appellants are to attend the hearing set at 8:00
p.m. Monday, July 21. 1997 in the Cr••ncil Chambers
Janisse Zimmerman,
Cletk-Treasurer
Township of Hay
236-4351
Grand Bend Micro Raceway
halfway point of the season
.GRAND BEND - All classes ran
50 lap features on- JE Bearing and
Machine. night at the Grand Bend'
Micro Speedway, to celebrate .the
halfway point of the season.
The All Sport Jr. Micro Splint
heats were won .by Aaron Lloyd
(#22 -Tint Factory) of London, Dar- -
ren McLennan (#78 -Spencer Steel)
of Lambeth, and Pau! •Shipway
(#,28 -Texaco. Havoline) of Ailsa
Craig. ,Matt Shipway (#88 -Quality
Care) of Aisla Craig, started third,
and dominated the early:. portion of
the feature. He flexed his muscle.
and pulled out to a two second ad
vantage before the caution flag ap-
peared. for 'an incident involving
Kristen Harris (# 17 -Action Leas-
ing) of Mt. Bridges, and point lead-
er Robert Kuenzlen Jr. (#04 -For
Wheels Auto Care) of. London.
Harris would up 15th, and Kuenz-
len ninth. Before and after the cau-
tion Paul Shipway,. was trekking
through • the field, and then he_
joined-his.hrother at the head of the
class. After following his younger
sibling for a couple of laps, Paul
ducked to the inside coming out of
turn- four - and took the top spot
away. k position he would never'
relinquish, as he cruised to his third
feature win of the season, as well as
closing the point gap on Kuenzlen
to a single digit. Shipway explained
his victory, saying, "I knew :there
were 50 laps, and i didn't have to
rush through the field. I. felt sorry
'for Robert when 1 saw him on the
infield, because he deserves to beat
Shuffleboard
Exeter "
- July 9
5 game winners
Marge McCurdy 384
Delmer Skinner 371
Howard Johns • 353
Gil Northcy 323
Ann Northey 319
' 4 game winners
Mike Underhill 240
•
Estelle Chalmers, 221
Bill Sullivan - 204
3 game winners .
Sina Gosar • . 232
Joc-Gosar `. • 196
Hensall
July 8 '
Ray Bennewies
Tom Williams
Hazel McEwen
Pearl McKnight
Alice Thiel
Ethel McMurtie
Jim Davis
Margaret Deichert '
574
539.
527
522
460-
447 '
412
389
the .front with me." Matt Shipway,
Kyle Patrick (#33 -Patrick Welding)
of Tilbury, Steven Reese (#S n'E
Winnibago).of Parkhill, and Steven
Stewart (#24-JFJ Auto. Sales) of -
London closed out the top five.
Heat wins in the Aquaftna Mini
Sprint division were picked up by
Dylan. Hache (04 -For 'Wheels Auto •
Care) of -London, and Josh Wood'
(#27-)K Tire) of` London. Derrick
Whiting (#31 -Algoma Tire).: of
Grand Bend, and Samantha Rowse
(#88 -Lally Ford) of Cortinna, bat-
tled for the lead in the early going
before Darcy McLennan (#91 -
Micro Kart Sales) of Lambeth.
stole the top spot..McLennan -and
Rowse pulled away from the field,
in the feature that. was slowed . by
oitly two --cautions. Wood, who
started. 10th, and 'had one of the
fastest cars on the track, "tried t0
catch the leaders. Time ranout, and
he ended up third. Dustin Lashmar
(#78 -Wacky Walls) of • London.
took a -late stab at -the McLennan.
but couldn't find a way by. McLen-
nan's win was his fifth of the -sea-
son; and Lashmar wound up sec-
ond. Darrell Porter - (#1-A+A
sanitation) of Dorchester, and
Rowse finished fourth and fifth.
McLennan'tatked about his win,."It_
really helped starting,' out front.
There was no advantage to keeping
the car on the, bottom, so I just tried
to run my best line."
Darren Barr .(#00 -Dover Eleva
tots) of Dorchester, Wade Nobel
Lawn bowling
Exeter lawn bowling scores
July 10"
Doris Hamilton • 2W34
Les Hills
Mary Waller ,
Ralph Batten
John Cooper
Howard Johns" . •
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Mary Drachenberg
Pat Palen -
Gus Gregus -
Bill Mickle
July 12
Marshall Dearing
Shari Palen
Chad Smith
Gus Gregus
Harry Jacobi •
Jason Batten ,
Mary Drachenberg
Frank Palen"
Doris Hamilton .
2W30
2W26
2W24
2W20
2W 19
1 W20
1W20
i<W(8
1W18
2W35
2W.35.
2W30'
. 2W24-
' 2W22
1W20
1 W20
I W20
1W(8 -
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Name
IHRA Drag Racing Results
Grand Bend Motorplex - July 5- Final Round Results
. Car R/T -• ET 31Pfl
Super Pro
Mike Warner Hayfield. - 74 Chev.Nova -
Louis Brehm Woodstock -62 Ply: Fury -
Pro .
69:Ply Barracuda
84 S=10 Chevy
Super:Bike
92 6SXR Suzuki -
88 Suzuki GSXr.759
Super Stock -
72 Nova SS
74 Vintage GMC PU
Sled
95 Mach 2
96 Mach Z
". Stock .
• 87 Camaro
86 Astro Van
` Bike
79 Kawasaki • 0.770 15.885 77 81
Results_. Street -Nationals -July 13- =-
Stock -
87 Mustang OT . 0.662 16.011 88 35
91 Chcv PU - 0.696 17.57 -76.3.1
Stock heads Up
80 Trans Am 0.91,7. 13.063 • 109.60
64 Buick Skylark 0.819 13.405 • 109.75
Stock Bike
82 Kawasaki 1100 .0.657 12.124 110.02
Fred Ellis Stratford
Pete Hrudka Exeter
Doug Johnstone London
Shane Yeoman London .-
Steve Roy Exeter
Rusty Ormandy Tillsonburg
Keith Watson Forest '
Ernie Pivetta Bradford
Don Bricker Goderich
Amy Glanville St. Marys
Paul Geisel Wallenstein
Final Round
Shirley Rader' Exeter "
Kevin Bushon MI •
Scott Publow Caldeon East
Paul McInnis
Bill Jones London
0:513 • 11.626 •, 110.61 •
0.656•• 11:145 .117.93
0.546 11.237
0.607 10.725
0.556
0.607
0.785
0.679
9.309
9.69..
14.322
18.64
0.565 9.897
.0.414' 10.586
0.622 14:581 93.65
0.584 19.468 68.96
1.17.77.
122.34
127.68
13200
93.70
70.46
127.08
119.98
Slo-pitch 97
Team
Murphys
RSD Seminoles
Mudcats
ETR Sluggers
Mudhens
Barflyz
Ellison Travel
Inndians
Syfilco
Knighthawks
Big V
Huron Park
Exeter Men
Standings as of July 9
Record
13W,OL.IT
9W. OL, 3 T
8W, 2L. 2T •
9W, 3L, OT
8W, 31., IT
5W. 8L. IT
5W, 8L. 01' .
4W,5L,2T
5W,9L,OT
2W, 10L, OT -
2W; IIL,OT
IW, 12L, OT
Points
27
21
18
18
17 -
Il
10
10
10
4
4
2
Last Week
Murphys (15) vs Barflyz (3)
Sylvilco (24) vs Big V (9) •
Inndians (18) vs Huron Park (5)
Knighthawks (8) vs RSD Seminoles (36)
-Big V (1) vs Mudhens (15)
ETR Sluggers (22) vs Knighthawks (6)
RSD Seminoles (17) vs Sylfilco (11)
Mudcats (10) vs Ellison Travel (6)
(#33-McRobert Fuels) or Lucan,
and - Shawn • Kemp (#66 -
Performance Unlimited) of St.
Thomas, picked up heat wins in the
Pepsi Micro Sprint division.' Heath-
er Starr (#20 -sun Ray Cleaners) of
Dorchester, sat on the pole, and
jumped into the lead. Dave Hickson
(#64-B+B Auto Supply) of Lucan,
tracked her down and took over the
top spot, -before pulling away from
the- field. Hickson stretched the
margin to almost 'half a track over
his cousin Mark Hickson (#65-
Donut.Defile) of Lucan, who had
moved into second. A yellow flag
erased Dave Hickson's lead, and
with only two laps to go Mark
passed Dave heading into turn one
for the top Spot. Mark'hetd on to
win; with Dave second. Tom Kyle
(#44 -Attache Business, Centre) 'of -
Lucan, Curtis tartly (#45 -Stevens
Transport) ' of -Nilestown, and
Kemps rounded cwt• the top five:
Mark "Hickson spoke about his vic-
tory, "if there , was no caution, 1
wouldn't have reeled him an. The
car was terrible for the first three
laps of a run, and then it went great.
I just waited for Dave to make a -!
Back
in
Time...
By Ross Haugh from the
archives of the
Exeter Times Advocate
10 YEARS AGO
July 15, 1987 - Usborne
-township building inspector-
'Herman
nspector'Herman Van Wieren recently
successfully passed the third
of a series of provincial cours-
es for building officials.
Area township reeves
haven't put a great deal of
substance in reasons cited by
Exeter Mayor Bruce Shaw for
seceding from Huron county
or building a moat around the
town. But, at least one has in-
dicated Exeter should serious-
ly consider the ramifications
of such action. •
Usborne Reeve Gerald
Pious noted that Exeter gets
its water from Usborne,
dumps --its sewage in Stephen
and deposits its garbage in
Hay.
30 YEARS AGO
Idly 15. 1967 - A number of
local students of music teach-
er Lawrence Wein passed ex-
ams with the Western -Ontario
mistake" " - Conservatory of Music. Grade,
The_ next racing card at the Grand
Bend Micro Speedway is Saturday,'
July . 13. 1t will be a regular pro- .I
gram, sponsored _by Arkona Tire.
`with all three classes running.
Exeter Golf Club
Wednesday Ladles
July 9
• Beat the Pro Night -
Barb \Ins~. Betty Sangster, Marj Row -
swell. Marg Sweitzer. Deb McCann.
Theresa McCann. Noreen McCann. Deb
Case. Sue Cooper. Karen Neevel. Nell
McCann, Daren Zcehuisen, Dianne Wil-
liarns. Linda SoWan - •
50/25/25: Sheila Reabum. Mary Low
Hyde
Senior Men
July to .
•
Low pet
A night GO•Neil
R Johnson -
Bilight P Sutherland
C fight Bev Alexander
Gus Gregus"
1) fight - H Dougall •
Closest-to.pin: none
. Winning teams
First: 1) t)e.inng. R..Warner, L. Web
her. P SutherLmd
Second: D. Parsons. B Colcinan• A.
McKinley. FCawIhorpe ,
33
33
28
33
33
- 12
Tuesday Ladies
July 8
Randam team low net
Tied with 134
H. Coates , W Reynolds
H. Burton F. Mickle '
A. d)ougan . M. Upshall
E Johnson B. Warner
3rd'Place with 137
M. Chalmers 1 Crerar •
L Stephen - 1. Baker
Ironwood
Men's Club
July 8 - Back nine white tees
A flight
Fiat Scott Bnntnell 3%N33
Second ' Jeff Liley 361935
Third - -Scott Burton 381936
B flight
First Haydn Grizzard 35N34
Second Brian Horner 37N36
Third Brian Taylor - 40N38
• C fight
First Wayne Parkinson • 42N40
Second • ..Doug Urbshoitt 41N41
• D fight
' First till Thompson 43N42
Second Mike Brintnell 41
Closest to pin: A&B #11 •Larry Johns
A&B *17 Ken Bergmann; C&D #12
Wayne Parkinson: C&D #f6 Doug Urh-
shou .
Skins: A&B • #11 Haydn Gozzard.
A&B.#13 Brion Penhale: A&B #16
Brian Taylor; C&D #14 Bill Thompson
Ladles Club
July 10
Low gross
A flight Janet Wedlake 42
13 flight Ruth Mercer Ross 45
C flight Marla Wilson 48
1) flight Gayle Ready , .57
Pot of gold - Hole in one game
Winning team: Terry Bezaire, Joy Dar •
-
ling. M1 Chanyi. Rosemary Schaefer
• Skins
:\ flight. Carolyn Gilfillan i3&6)
Terry Bezaire (4)
Joan Heywood (9) •
Janet Wedlake(6).
B flight Kim Pinder(5) •
• Ruth Mercer Ross 16)
- Marj Green (4) -
C flight 'Mary lane Taylor (2)
Marla Wilson (3,6.7.9)
Joy Darling (8) •
1) flight Jean Rudderham (13)
Gayle Ready (4.8)
Vicky Vandergunst (2)
Birdies: Carolyn Gilfillan (7)
Terry Bezaire (4)
Joan Heywood (9)
Mystery bot prize: Mary Burton
Senior Men
July 12
hirst 1)on Heywood
Wayne Pearce
Bill Thompson
Jack Urquhart
Second Jim Steen -
Bill Gilfillan
Lee Webber -
Andy DeBoer
Third Don Ross
Sandy Trap
Ken Hockey
Bob Dobson
Fourth
Roy Hunter
Ken Hermann
Witrrrer Ferguson
hie Regier 5.5.
202
39.
40
43
51
173
37
48
48
181
39
46
47
52
184
47
49
51
Closest to pin 013: Bill Thompson
Closest to pin #15: Wayne Pearce
8 Piano - Judy Price; John
"Godbolt, Sylvia Cann, Jack'
Kraft. Grade 7 Piano - Larry
Shipton, Grade 6 Piano - Bar -
Kara Stanlake. Grade 4 Piano
- Julie Palmer, Catherine Eck-
er. Grade 3. Piano - Gary
MacLean; Grade 2 Piano -
Noel Skinner. Grade 1`Piano -
Linda Middleton; . Paul Shap -
ton. Grade .2 Theory. Larry
Shapton, Barbara Dougall;,
Grade I Theory -. Barbara
Stanlake.
The Canadian Tire store in
Exeter has advertised a rotary
lawn mower for $51.25 re-
duced from $56.95. •
Al's Food Market in Hen -
is selling chuck or rolled
pint roasts for 53 cents• a
pound this week. Chocolate
ba, • are 12 for one dollar and
grapefruit six for 39 cents. -
40 YEARS AGO
Juliette - became -Every-
body's Pet' in Grand Bend,
Wednesday: She_ came, saw,
and, conquered with a smile
that 'had thousands'applaud-
ing, cheering and laughing.
- Hearing of the Dr. L.G.
Hagmeir.flood damage suit at
Grand. Bend is estimated to'
cost over a thousand dollars a
day for lawyers; engineers
and other officials.
45 YEARS AGO
'July 16, 1952 The Lions
Dream Home at Southcott
Pines in Grand Bend was open.
to the public for inspection last.
week. The proceeds: from the
sale of tickets on the home•will
go to South Huron Hospital'
now being built in Exeter.
After spending 20 months in
Australia- and practically. tray-
elling around the world, Miss
Helen Penhale has returned
home: There's no place like
Canada said Miss Penhale.
Marilyn Bisset, 13 year-old
daughter of.Mr. and Mrs. Her-•
ben Bissett of Exeter won first .
prize in the juvenile contest. at
Kirkton's eighth annual Gar-
den Party,• Wednesday eve-
ning: .
55 YEARS AGO
July 14, 1942 - Richard
Etherington leaves next week
for No. 9 Air Training. School
at Si John's. Quebec to' work
as a wireless operator for Do-
minion Airways. -
Mr. Thomas Appleton, aged
-=87 years was one of the -oldest-
Orangemen to walk in the re-
cent Orange celebration in
London. ,
Mr. Harry Lewis who has'
been connected with the Hydro
in Exeter for 'the past 11 years
has been appointed foreman
for the Lucan Rural Hydro Dis-
trict. '
80 YEARS AGO
July 15, 1917 - The Exeter
Orange Lodge spent July 12 in.
Stratford, going over by cars.
Mr. O. McPherson , son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McPherson
of Exeter, who has been a trav-
elling drug salesman and is a
graduate druggist has enlisted
in Montreal.
• As per resolution of the
council of the village of Exet-
er. Reeve B.W.F, Beavers has
proclaimed Monday, August 6
Civic Holiday for Exeter.
Clerk Joseph Senior made the
announcement.
Year End School Report -
S.S. No. I, Usborne - Senior
IV - Harold Wood. Edgar Cud -
more, Clarence Down, Anna
Moir, Earl Mitchell; Sr. 1Ii -
Gordon Cudmore, Melvin
Moir, Vera Dunn; Jr. 111 -
Olive Wood, Loreen Dunn,
James Oke, Al McDonald. Jt.
II - Mervin Cudmore, Cora
Cooper, Nora Oke, Peart Har-
ris, Lloyd McDonald. i - May -
belle Strang, Meville Down,
Pearl Wood, Alex Rhode.
i