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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-11-11, Page 14ti QUEEN'S SEAFORTH Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. PASSION PLAY- 14A-.- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER. 11, 1987 34. AUCTION SALES 1 34. AUCTION SALES g J' CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Tractors, farm Machinery, and miscellaneous equipment, 11/4 miles west of Dashwood,' and 11/4 miles north, on. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 AT 10:30 A.M. II TRACTORS'- J.D. 4240; 1979 (3000 hrs.) c/w cab, 18-4-34 tires & duals, fully loaded; 1974 1. J.D. 1.120, (2600 hrs.) remotes, standard equipment c/w 145 pulley hyd. loader; Farmall C.•c/w 10" tires, PTO pulley & hyd, remotes. FARM EQUIPMENT - J.D. 7000 maxi -merge 4 row corn & bean planter, dry fert. & insect. units, adj.; 181/4' J.D. cult. c/w leveling harrows; ID, 145-5 furrow sefni-mount plow, c/w• trip -disc coulters: J.F. 3 PTH - 4 row cult.; J.F. 3412.3 pth rotary hoe; •J.D. 13' hyd: double dtsc'±D-494A' 4 -row cern &-bean-planter,-JD. 6 ton-wagon,-185bu-grovitybox' Mnr- tin 6' fen wagon; 185 bu. gravity box; 2 - 5 ton wagons & gravity boxes; 6 ton wagon with 16' flat rack; 4 row -Int. bean puller; Smith 4 row lean puller with hyd, depth con- trol;. 520 Innis windrower with cross conveyor; Beane 13'. packer c/w 2.3' rollers; Int. 15 run seed -drill on steel; Int. 16 run groin & fert. drill; 12' hydra fert. auger; 5 sect..dia- mond harrows; Int, 80.8' snowblower;Century-field sprayer with pump & booms; New Holland forage blower; 3 PTH • 6' blade; George White 225 = 3 PTH fert. spreader, TRUCK, TRAILER 6. MISC. ITEMS - 1977 Dodge - 4 x 4, good running cond., selling as • is; Custom built 6!/' x 12' low profile. hog trailer; pig scales; Spraymore 1000 Ib.'power washer; buster, bars 10'; 500 gal. water tank; PTO circularsaw 3 PTH (new); 10 ply 18-4-26 tires; qty. of antique machinery & misc. items; 18' - 5" grain auger: 180 amp Forney welder; powerhacksaw; 200 Ib. anvil; grinder; shop tools; wheelbarrow; solid wood house doors; 1974 Olympic Ski-doo; 500 bale's of straw; qty. of lumber; qty. of Misc. items, Terms - Cash or Personal Cheque with I.D. . Proprietor - Maxine & Delmar Miller & Family --- - 'ELiJNCH-AVAILABLE" - Rain o'r Shine - Everyone Welcome NOTE - All equipment is in good running order. AUCTIONEER - APPRAISERS Auctioneers Bruce Rathwell and Dick Robinson 482-7181 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY CALL BRUCE FALCONER-now"at Aqua Fine, for your free in-home presentation with no obligation. I will show you how you can save money by having a better quality of water in your home. The first, 90 presentations will be eligible to win a .portable AC/DC TV set. Phone 1-800-265-5735. 38-45-1 Fuel Oil Furnace Repair and Clean; Paratchek's Maintenance Dublin 345-2235 HENSALL LIVESTOCK -SALES Every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. All classes of livestock WE INVITE YOUR CONSIGNMENTS Victor Hargreaves Greg Hargreaves 482-7511 Clinton 262-2619 Hensall Barry Miller 236-2717 Exter & 229-6205 Kirkton DOERR'S Appliance & TV G.E. and ZENITH Phone 348-9033 Open 6 Days a Week MAIN ST. • MITCHELL VEA Abattoir and Meat Market Hwy: 83 - 3/ miles east of Exeter Try us for CUSTOM KILLING and PROCESSING Kill Days - Tuesdays OUR SPECIALTY Home cured and -smoked meats, processed exactly the way you like it. 39. CARD OF THANKS BOLGER, The family of the late Harold Bolger wish to express their sincere thanks to relatives and friends for the beautiful floral tributes, Memorial donations and cards sent during the recent loss of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Thanks to the Walton Unit of Duff's Church for the lunch provided at home and following the service. Special thanks to Rev. Bonnie Lamble for her comforting prayers and appropriate service. Thanks also to Max and Barb Watts for their support. Your kindness will not be forgotten. Elva Bolger and Family. 39-45-x1 • SALDIVAR • We would like to thank our family, friends and neighbours for the cards, gifts and best' wishes. Thanks to our family for the celebra- tion in September, to our friends and neighboursior the gift and sorry the surprise didn't work out, also thanks to the girls at work. I, Ed, would like to thank everyone for the cards, flowers and visits while I was in the hospital. Also thanks to Dr. Maikus and the hospital staff. All this has made our 25th Wed- ding Anniversary an .occasion we shall never forget. Ed and June. 39-45-1 40. IN' MEMORIAM HEMINGWAY In memory of a dear father Bert Hemingway who passed away eight years ago Nov. 11, 1979. Wherever life may take us Whatever we may do The memories of the year& we shared Will keep us close to you. Atways remembered and sadly missed by son. Morris Hemingway. 40-45-1 E. CARD OF THANKS LANE I would like to thank niy family and friends for the kindness shown me while I was in the hospital. • , 39.451 •McLAUGHLIN I wish to thank my family, neighbours and friends for prayers, cards, phone calls and visits. Special thanks to Father Carrigan, Dr. -Maikus & the nursing staff on Seaforth Com- munity Hospitalit was much appreciated. Mike McLaughlin. 39 -45 -xi DORSEY Sincere thanks for your thoughtful expres- sions of sympathy in our recent bereavement. We extend our deep appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for the lovely flowers, mass cards, charitable donations, and cards, prayers and food sent to our home. Special thanks to Fathers Carrigan and Loebech and associates Dr. Gall, Louise, Bill Smith and their nursing staff of the Mitchell Nursing Home, CW League for the luncheon, Whitney- Ribey Funeral Home for their kindness and guidance. All was deeply appreciated. Dorsey and Gooden family. • 39.4541 MCNICHOL Lindsay and I would like to thank all those who visited us, sent cards and gifts during our stay in Victoria Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. Hay and the rest of the staff at Clinton Hospital and also to eVeryone at Victoria Hospital for.their terrific medical care. Everything was greatly appreciated and will always be remeriibered. Lindsay and Kathy, 39.45 -xi • NIGH I Would like to thank Dr. Markus and nurses for the excellent care 1 received while in the Seaforth Hospital. Thanks to relatives and friends for the gifts, cards, and visits. Michael Nigh. 39.45-x1 THE WALTON Area Sports Club Would like to thank all those who came oot to slopport the bingos. Thanks also to the ones who helped us run the bingos. . 39-45-1 McGREGOR In loving memory of a,dear husband, father and grandfather Alex D. McGregor who pass- ed away one year ago November 13, 1986. Time slips by but memories stay, Quietly remembered every day, Happy thoughts of times together, Memories that will last forever. Sadly missed by wife Martha, John and Mary, Doug and Anne, Kathy and Eric and grand- children. 40-46-x1 PRAISER In loving memory of my husband Jack Fraiser who passed away November 13, 1977. He is gone but not forgotten, And, as dawns another year, In our lonely hours of thinking, Thoughts of him are always near. Many think the wound is healed, But they little know the sorrow That lies in the heart concealed. Remembered by wife Gerry, Wayne, Jon and. Colleen. 40-45-1 42. ENGAGEMENTS ALLEN-MENHEERE -- Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Menheere, RR 4 Seaforth are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to Richard Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris, RR 4, Den- field. The wedding to take place Saturday, November 14, St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth, at 4:00 p,m, 42-45-x1 38. SERVICE DIRECTORY McLaughlin Chet/ -Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527.1140 • Service • Selection ! Savings. • Satisfaction • Leasing •pBODY SHOP Service Com tete e Vaens: DISC JOCKEY SERVICE. SIB' WA evr Country Gold .&,� Rock 'n' Roll DISCO POI5A5 WAEIZES NEW LAZE. DISC MUSIC GOOD RECORDED MUSIc FOR WEDDINGS DANCES gNNIVEPSAHES PAPIIES ETC 10 yr.. a.porlan,p -No mlloopo •herpo GROWS 887-6159 OAY11ME or EVENINGS BACHEI T MEATS Call us for your custom slaughtering needs SLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAY 'For your freezer, sides of Beef, Pork Las,b or Veal Smoked pork Chopso 'Great for the B,B.Q; , ' All meat Gov'I. inspected I mile Batt . of Walton 8879328 WINTHROP SUPER .. MONTHLY DRAW November Winners 1st Prize -.$300 Sears Gift• Certificate GLORIA REEVES 2nd Prize - $25.00 ROSS--McCLURE- A GREAT CHRISTMAS IDEA Winthrop Minor Ball COOKBOOKS 7.00 each Available at Winthrop General Store. or phone 527-1381 or 527-1857. Seaforth Agricultural Society Presents LOWDOWN Saturday, Nov. 14 Seaforth & District Community Centres DANCING 9 - 1 Admission - '8.00 In Advance '10.00 At The Door TICKETS - At Bob & .Betty's or Phone 527-1300 Proceeds to Fair Expenses Centenaires drop two With the absence of ex head coach Doug Anstett, the Seaforth Centenaires dropped another. two games.this weekend. Assistant coach Marty Bedard took over the coaching duties. Friday night the Centenaires were at the Huron Park Arena where .they, took on the tough Exeter Hawks team. The game was an uphill battle all the way with Exeter com- ing out of the first period with a•4-1 lead, The lone Centenaire goal came from Mike , Schoonderwoerd assisted by Kevin Melady. In the second period the Centenaires played together as a team and managed to get .a goal from Terry i'ugh_assisted by Blair Beureman and Steve Schroeder, while holding Exeter•,.to only one goal in the period. But by the third period the normal inconsistencies were back and Seaforth allowed four goals to get past goalie Trevor Fortune unanswered. The Centenaires were )utshot in the game 47-16 and the final score was 9-2. Seahawks ge Sunday the Centenaires hosted Lucan, and onee again had trouble playing a full 60 - minutes of hockey, But in the first period the local club came out playing 'like they can, and opened the scoring at 18:39 when Mike Betties scored from Brad Beuttenmiller and Kevin Melady, The Centenaires put, two more goals in, one from Neil Corbett assisted by Brad Beuttenmiller. and Mike Betties, and Mike 'Betties again on a . pass from Brad Carter. The score after the first period was 3-2 in the Centenaires' favor. But the second period saw the Centenaires badly outshot 24-9, and outscored 3-0, and a one goal lead was turned into a.. two goal deficit. In the third period the Centenaires put together a goal scored by Brad Ca -r assisted by Mike Betties and Kevin Melady, but allowed three more goals against. Goalkeeper Ray Anstett faced 56 shots, while the Centenaires only directed 29 at the Lucan net. The final score was 8-4. The Centenaires next home game will be November 13 when they face Lambeth. t it together The Seaforth Seahawks Intermediate hockey team chalked up its first win when it hosted Drayton on Friday night. Seahawk's manager Pete Martene said the team really had it together on. Friday, and the win didn't come because' Drayton was a very bad team, the Seahawks just played well. The game was a rough one and there were a lot of penalties taken on both sides. , The game was scoreless through all of the first period and much of the second, but Jim Campbell got the Seahawks on the scoreboard assisted by Don Heard, and add- ed another goal two minutes later, this time assisted by Don Williamson. That got the ball rolling and Brad Hymers put a third puck away with help from Pete Bennet and -Novice hockey • from page 8 hibition games sure paid off. The boys found out ; you shouldn't give up after only one shot on net. Go for as many rebounds as possible! Seaforth out, shot Mitchell 33 to five which helped. 'Brandon Nash. scored the first goal six minutes into the game, assisted by Josh , Dietz and Shaun Anstett. Two minutes later Mark Van Dooren assisted by Pat Gridzak counted number two. The second period saw two more goals for Seaforth, the first by Sh'aun Anstett and the Happy 45th Anniversary MOM -& DAD Gordon & Marian MacDonald SATURDAY, NOV. 14 Love from the children: Curtiss, Faye & Janette, Linda, David, Becky & Adam, Cindy Discipline • from page 8 players and knows who they are. They players in turn know Mr. Nesbitt. But it is Mr. Nesbitt's short association with the players that will prove beneficial. Although he lives in town, he is a relative Graham Nesbitt, and Jim'Cambeligot. the Seahawks fourth goal of the period, and a hattrick, assisted by Mike Kelly and Brian Coombs. Shots on goal in the second period were tied at only seven for both teams, but .. the Seahawks scored on four of those •. chances. The third period was the best for the Seahawks in terms of scoring opportunities as they got 12 shots and allowed only four against them. But, both teams scored once in the period to end the game at a final score of 5-1. The last Seaforth goal was scored by Graham Nesbitt unassisted. The Seahawks will play the next game in Wellesley on November 27 at 8:30 p.m: The • next home game will be Friday, December 4 when the team takes on Milverton. " second by Josh Dietz: Both assists went to Chris Marion. . The boys were generous -with passes in front of the Mitchell net but didn't manage .to score again until 10 minutes into the third when Chris Marion single handedly put one in and then Mark Van Dooren, assisted by Pat Gridzak, finished the game off 6-0 for Seaforth. The Novice team doesn't play at home un- til November 27-29 (their yearly Novice Tournament). Come and . support ' your Novice Team! ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ARTS & CRAFTS - Show & Sale Lucan Community Centre Sat., Nov. 14, 10-4 Sun., Nov. 15 12-5 OVER 90 TABLES of crafts and baked, goods ADMISSION: Adults & Students 1.00 Pre-school - Free CHIPPERS C FORMERLY DIXIE LEE 527-0220 Everything is The Same Except The Name- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 ONLY - 2 PIECE BUY ONE AT THE REGULAR PRICE AND CHICKEN SNACK ONE FREE 9 PIECE ECONO BOX 99 DAILY SPECIALS WITH PIE COFFEE .9 5 f _ FRI. _8E SM1i�AT l„s 79 SUN 'TH9JRSe 7i30 TUES. 12.50 ®R1111#11111..111®®®®.®.®_1®®�iial newcomer so will have some of the disciplinary benefits a, coach from out of town enjoys. Mr. Nesbitt has never coached junior hockey before, but has experience as a coach in minor sports.- He coached midget fastball for four years, and started and coached a women's hockey team in 1973 which ran well and still runs today: Aside from coaching experience Mr. Nesbitthas a good hockey background hav- ing played Junior B hockey in Petrolia for the last half of 1973-74 and the first half of 1974-75. He also played on a juvenile team that won the all -Ontario Championships. The junior league he played In was very competitive and 10 or 12 players from the league made it to 'the NHL and about eight still play. On his line was Bobby Gould of the Washington Capitals. Mr. Nesbitt has a different system to teach the Centenaires, and wants to work on defense, the power play, and the cen- treman's job. He says the team has a, real defensive problem. "In our end the guys don't know where to go or what to do," he said, adding this may have something to do with it being such a young team. Mr. Nesbitt said he also wants to talk to the guys on the team and see what they think, but he said, his approach will be "my way or the highway," and said the players have to want to play or they won't be around. He doesn't however, expect the changes to take place overnight. Knights •frompagefl week ago, which [elf his house very badly damaged by smoke, CARD PARTY Eleven tables of euchre were played at the Catholic Women's Missions Card party on Saturday evening in the church basement in Dublin, Winners were: Mens Hight Lou Maloney: Mens tow, Dan Cronin; Ladles high, Marie DeKroon and Ladies loco, Marg Van Baker, Most lone hands was won by Lou Maloney. The lucky cup winner was Josephine Van Loon and the raffle prize, donated by George Goettter, was won by Marie DeKroon, DINE OUT IN OUR QUIET DINING ROOM Relax and enJoy a delicious home cook- ed meal in the quiet surroundings of Our dining room. Great Food, Friendly, Courteous Service Pleasant At- mosphere. And affordable Prices. 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