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Picnic supper served
ZURICH - Tuesday afternoon
members of the Blue Water Rest
Home Auxiliary visited the Home
to provide a "Picnic Supper" for the
residents. The tenants of BWRH
Apartments joined the residents to
listen to 70 students of Grade five
and six from Grey Central Public
School, Ethel sing and perform for
the residents. Gladys Gingerich
was Chairperson for the afternoon.
Marg Whitmore was pianist, Jill
Garvin and Cheryl Armstrong
played piano solos, Stacey Bole
and Whitmore tap danced to tapes,
Leona McBride played the trumpet
and Audrey Haberer played the pia-
no. Theo Vanderboom read a hu-
morous poem about Ma and Pa on
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The Auxiliary decorated the audi-
torium and dining room with paper
fans trimmed with blue lace and
tied with ribbon. Balloons and kites
added an additional party touch.
Irene Clausius, Jean Gingerich,
Margaret Gingerich, Theo Vanden -
boom and Gladys Gingerich helped
the kitchen staff serve the picnic
supper to the residents.
Rev. Peter Baldwin, St. George's
Anglican Church, Goderich con-
ducted Thursday afternoon Chanel
Service. Fr. Matthias Wronski, St.
Boniface Church, Zurich celebrated
Mass. Cathy Shantz, Adjuvant
served Wednesday afternoon tea in
the auditorium to residents and
their families.
A new sound was heard in the au-
ditorium Monday morning for the
sing -a -long with Angelika Metzger,
South Huron Co -Operative Volun-
teer Student ad Rose Merner, resi-
dent pianist. These women filled in
for the Adjuvant who was on vaca-
tion and kept the residents in good
voice.
Best wishes to Muriel Carson
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and General Hospital, Goderich.
A thank you to Alice Masse and
the folk at General Coach, Hensall
for the donation of foam pieces and
scrap materials. The foam the
Home chips up for stuffing and the
material is recycled into placemats,
potholdcrs, pillows, etc. by the resi-
dents.
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Legion donates $2,300
The Exeter Legion donated $2,300 to four local groups Monday. The Exeter Boy co
the Exeter Ventures and the Exeter Minor Baseball association received $500 each and
the Exeter Elites Baton Twirling Club received $800. The clubs will put the donations to-
ward various activities over the summer. Pictured are Back row from left, Bill Dinney, Ron
MacEachern. Next row, Terry MacEachern and Kyle Fusick. Far left, Dave Frayne from the
Exeter Legion hands over a cheque to Breanne Webber and 1st Vice Norm Eveland passes
one to Chris Desjardine.
Whalen holds annual picnic
The community en-
joyed the picnic Satur-
day evening.
Muriel Lewis
GRANTON - The Whalen Com-
munity held their annual barbecue
at the hall on Saturday evening.
The annual Bryan picnic was
held at the park on Sunday. Bruce
Arnold of Windsor chaired the
business and Margaret Bryan was
the secretary with Carolyn and
Becky Bryan in charge of sports.
The Anglican parish bible study
group met at the rectory in Kirkton
on Wednesday, June 7.
At the St. Thomas' Anglican
church on Sunday, June 11 the Rev.
Stanley Jay of Mitchell celebrated
the Holy Eucharist in the absence
of Rev. Stephen Emery. His mes-
sage was about the enabling power
of God which is eternal and is free-
dom from the locked doors of life.
A closing service of thanksgiving
for the life of the church will be
held Sunday, June 18 at 4:30 p.m.
At the Granton United Church on
Sunday, Pastor Normalie Voakes
entitled her sermon "What kind of
church is this?" on the 70th anni-
versary of union. The church is
where people can express their
faith, worship God and be part of a
community of caring. Marilyn
Humphrey led in the reading of the
psalm.
Special music was provided in a
solo 'All in an April evening' by
Cindy Bilyea.
A time of fellowship followed
the service.
UCW
Unit three met at Ruth Cook's
place ort Tuesday evening, June 6.
The president April Bryan wel-
comed everyone and Marguerite
Garrett and Margaret Bryan chose
`Affirmation' as their program
theme. Everyone enjoys receiving
words of praise and workers put
more effort into their jobs when
they are praised by their employ-
ers.
Everyone repeated the Lord's
Prayer and a play about Esau giv-
ing up his birthright to Jacob was
presented by Marguerite and Mar-
garet. The latter also read an article
'Our recipe for bacon' in which a
couple reverses roles for six
months. Each appreciates the oth-
er's lifestyle more after the switch.
Volunteers needed for picnic
Liz Sangster
HENSALL - Due to the illness of Rev. Henry Annen, Sharon Wurm
was the grest speaker this past Sunday at Hensall United Church. Sharon's
message was "Is God Dead?" The children's story was "Seeds of Life".
Doug Klopp was the organist. The ushers were Raye Jacobe and Dave
Collins. The greeters were Linda and Dan Crerar.
In case of parish emergency, during the illness Rev. Annen, contact
Rev. Cheryl Stadelbauer-Sampa (522-0634).
The Official Board will meet June 21.
The Promotions and Awards Picnic is June 25th, volunteers are needed,
call Joanne Rowcliffe (263-5683).
The Hensall and Community Drop -In will be June 15 at the Hensall
United Church. Call Margaret Cole for reservations (262-2304_.
Mary Brintnell welcomed 14 members to the June 5 meeting of the
Friendship Circle of Hensall United Church. Mary read a poem "If You
Had A Garden?". The roll call was answered with your favourite flower.
It was reported a bale of good used clothing had been packed earlier in
the day and boxes of ladies and children's clothes had been taken to Sur-
vival Through Friendship House in Goderich. The remainder being sent
to Mission Services in London.
It was decided the September meeting will be changed to September 6.
Helen McLean was in charge of the devotional and opened with a
poem. The hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth" was sung. Scripture was
taken from Psalm 135:1-5.
McLean read an interesting story and closed her devotional with prayer,
and a reading "Thoughts of Dandelions".
Brintnell chose as her topic for the evening "Urban Revival in Vancou-
ver's Native Neighbourhood" showing how some of the Mission and Ser-
vice offerings are uscd.
All enjoyed a contest and refreshments served by Kay Elder and
McLean.
The Hensall Tinker Tots will having their graduation ceremonies June
15 at Hensall Public School starting at 6:30 p.m. -
The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late
Hugh McEwen.
INVITATION TO RESPOND
MITO THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION'S
DRAFT STRATEGIC PLAN
The Middlesex County Board of Education
has prepared a draft Strategic Plan. As part
of its validation process, the Board is
inviting responses to the draft Plan from
interested residents of the County.
Copies of the draft Plan are available for.
review at all Middlesex County Board of
Education schools and at the Education
Centre, 1120 Hyde Park Road, Hyde Park,
Ontario.
During the business, plans were
finalized for the UCW general
meeting on the 13th, the pork bar-
becue on the 21st was discussed
and a summer get together was or-
ganized for July.
Marguerite, Margaret and Ruth
served refreshments.
Unit five met at Ina Harlton's
home in St. Marys on Tuesday af-
ternoon, June 6. Florence Bryan
opened with a poem 'Best Friends'
and the meditation "He shall gather
his sheep'. The hymn `Tile summer
days have come again' was read.
Alma Nicholson read Psalm 23 one
verse at a time as Florence read the
story of the Lord is my shepherd.
She also read 'Take a moment to
really see' closing with prayer.
Margaret Spence led the business
discussion on the pork barbecue.
Arrangements were made for the
next meeting and Margaret closed
with a reading 'When things go
wrong.' Mary Wallis and the host-
ess served lunch.
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CONSIGNMENT AUCTION
Of he usehold, antiques, farm
machinery, vehicles, misc. etc.
Ilderton Fair Grounds, Ilderton,
Ont.
Thursday, E ve. June 15
5:30 p.m.
Two auction rings will run
HOUSEHOLD: Complete house-
holds from London, Exeter,
Prospect Hill. Such as Hoosier
cupboard, excellent rocker,
some appliances, oak chairs,
5 gal. crocks, 2 double barrel
shotguns, wood levels, 8 x 7
sectional door, furniture of all
kinds, lots of misc. and
antique items.
FARM MACHINERY ETC.: MF
65 diesel tractor, Gehl 95 mix -
mill, N.H. 38 crop chopper,
one mans complete line of
machinery plus additions.
Oliver 1900 diesel tractor, 90
hp., Case VAC gas tractor,
Massey 85 riding lawnmower,
J.D. 212 riding lawnmower,
plus other lawnmowers,. N.H.
swather, 'lay fluffer, 7' h.d.•
rototiller, Massey 44 corn
head, Massey 160 manure
spreader, flat racks and wag-
ons, gravity bins, Allied 41'6"
transport auger, 40'6" grain
auger, Little Giant bale eleva-
tor, N.H. 268 hay baler, flatbed
tri -axle trailer, Word Turrett
metal 6 function lathe, planed
and unplaned walnut, ash,
white pine lumber, etc., A.C.
model G 10 hp tractor,
Kewanee wheel disc, Triple K.
3 pt.h. cult., etc.
SHRUBS: Approximately 180
pieces incl. various shrubs
and perennials.
FROM CUDDY FARMS: Wire
gates, feeders, fans, etc. etc.
VEHICLES: 1987 Duster car,
as is. Plus other additions not
listed at time of printing. Plan
to attend. Machinery will be
sold at 7:00 p.m.
TERMS: Cash sale night or
known cheque. No buyers
premium. Lunch booth.
Auctioneers
Filson & Robson
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LARGE AUCTION -
Of antiques, collectibles, tools and household at the Jacob Auc-
tion Centre 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell
Thursday June 15 at 4 p.m.
INCLUDING: Large two piece pine comer cupboard with two drawer
(partially stripped), nine piece oak dining room suite, jam cupboard,
flat -to -wall cupboard, Chatham hoosier, Heinzman piano and bench,
wicker chairs, washstands, oak dressers, high back bed, antiques in
the rough, metal horse and cart riding toy (good), old sheet music, col-
lectible dishes, hundreds of small collectible items, Targe offering of
tools, and a full line of household effects.
BOAT: Arkansas Traveller 15 ft. 40 hp fibreglass outboard with trailer,
sold subject to reserve.
Prop. Annabel) Baumbach and the estate of the late Bud McIver
Auctioneer Doug Jacob 519-271-7894
Upcoming Auction: Tues. June 20 at 6:30 p.m. Auction of collection
of farm toys at the Jacob Auction Centre 185 Herbert St. in Mitchell for
Bob Stephenson.
Large Auction Sale
To be held at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton for 2
Goderich homes plus good additions.
Saturday lune 17 at 9 a.m,
Three modern chesterfields and chairs in good condition,
dehumidifier, lazy boy recliner nearly new, large trunk, small TV,
Inglis washer, matching antique dresser w/mirror, washstand,
head and footboard, antique four poster twin beds w/matching
dresser and mirror and new mattresses, 2 drop front secretary
desks, Lane cedar chest, oak dining table w/5 chairs and
matching buffet, oak rocker, 4 matching oak chairs w/vinyl seats,
wooden high chair, sofa table, misc. wooden tables, several
upholstered side chairs, box springs and mattresses, wooden
chair w/petti point seat, 2 modern bedroom suites, wicker fern
stand, vanity w/stool, oil lamp, milk bottles, Royal Albert set of
dishes, step ladders, 2 sets of golf clubs, table saw, electric
lawnmowers, misc. garden and hand tools, plus our usual large
offering of dishes, glassware, and misc. items too numerous to
mention.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID.
Auctlbrteer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
Sat. June 24 at 9 a.m. • large auction for Betty Kissenger at Lobb
Auction, Clinton, furniture, horse drawn cutter.
EXCELLENT ESTATE
AUCTION
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�I(EDNESpAY y Auction) Centre. Main St Bob Hevwood'sm. 586 a n Exeter
We have been favoured to offer by public auction the contents of the
Jesse Hargreaves estate home - Baseline Road London along with
selected additions from the -Glenn Collection" of Tuckersmith Twp. and
the "Gregus" tool collection.
ANTIQUES 8 FURNISHINGS: - Lovely walnut dining ext. table with 6
chairs and matching buffet, bowed glass oak china cabinet with
bevelled mirror, Victorian washstand and marble top coffee tables,
wardrobe with bevelled mirror and stained glass, cedar chest, music
cabinet, 6 pc. bedroom suite vanity and stool, chest oj,drawers, 2 night
tables and double bed, hall table and mirror, pie crust table, nice Vilas
comer cupboard with glass doors, needlepoint chairs, piano, Hammond
double keyboard organ and Leslie speaker, lamp and plant tables,
maple dinette table and 4 chairs, phonograph and dozens of cylinder
records, Ig. omate 60" wall clock with horse, Gone with the Wind lamp,
crystal chandelier, several oil paintings and prints, collectors spoons,
crocks, butter bowls, oil (amps, beautiful silver flatware and serving
pcs, a desirable collection of china and glass Incl. 2 ruby -glass lamps,
Moorcroft cornflower lamp, Royal Doulton figurines and pitcher,
Moorcroft pcs., set of Bavaria dinnerware, set of Havllland Limoge
dinnerware, fine china cups and saucers, crystalware, several pcs. of
milk glass and veseline glass, hand blown vases, decorator plates and
pitchers, appliances, kitchenware,
COLLECTIBLES AND MISC. Circa 1800s surveyors chain -66', grain
cradle, boring machines, planes, measures, charcoal and Sad Irons,
antique sash machine, CNA lanterns and buggy lamps, chisels, slicks,
riding lawnmower, broad axes eta.
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