The Times-Advocate, 2002-10-02, Page 18ZURICH - The afternoon ‘Kick-Off’ Event bands who
volunteered their talents have packed up. Kenny and
the others in the ‘Full House Tour’ have gone home.
The tent is down and the clean up, complete. The
Zurich Arena has been restored to its pre-show state,
and now everyone is back to their everyday habits.
The shows were fantastic!
The change in venue made things a little ‘warmer’
than planned, and evening audience members became
‘close’ friends with those around them. But neverthe-
less, the capacity crowd seemed to graciously tolerate
this, caught up in the excitement of the show itself.
A team of 90 made up the ‘Full House Tour’ crew
who set up and ran the show, and those in attendance
marveled at the imposing extent of the sound and
lighting required.
The crew and entertainers loved being in Zurich and
had nothing but praise for the volunteers and for the
food. Jerry Rader made sure their stomachs were full
which in turn made their hearts happy.
Without the volunteer efforts of so many, these
shows could not have taken place. About 150 worked
on behalf of the Foundation for the afternoon and
evening events. They truly exemplify the meaning of
"Community".
The ‘Bluewater Community Development
Foundation’ members were also happy. Their initial
goals were met! And, short of having a facility in
Bluewater to house another such event, they are keen
to do it again.
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AUCTION SALE
to be held at Lobb Auction Building in Clinton
SATURDAY, OCT. 5 AT 9 A.M.
Antique chest of drawers w/mustache pulls, round wooden
dining table w/centre pedestal; child’s cradle; antique dressers
w/mirrors; drop leaf table and two chairs; 4 matching dining
chairs; treadle sewing machine; 2 antique tables w/drawers;
chesterfield w/pull out bed, 2 yrs. old, like new; recliner chair,
2 yrs. old; fancy little wood stove; glass churn; oil lamp; cedar;
dishes and glassware; bedding; fancy fainting couch; 3
fridges; 30” electric stove; TV’s; 2 wheel trailer; Yardman 11
hp riding mower; small pressure washer; apt. size chest
freezer; Mercury 3.6 outboard motor; Meyers well pump; large
anvil barn jack; tools, etc. We are accepting good additions for
this sale.
Viewing Fri. Oct. 4 - 3 til 5:30 p.m.
See www.lobbauction.on.ca
AUCTIONEERS: Richard & Ben Lobb 1-519-482-7898
SAT. OCT. 12 AT 10:30 A.M. Snow plow trucks, pick up
trucks, 2 ambulances, backhoes, loader tractors; 35 ton float,
14 trailer, disc mowers plus other related equipment for
Counties of Huron and Middlesex. 1/2 mile North of Auburn at
Huron Highways Garage. See www.lobbauction.on.ca. for
full listing or call 526-7231 for fax listing
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
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WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 9 AT 5 P.M.
AT THE SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE, EXETER
Dispersing the household effects, antiques and misc. items for
Mrs. Marie Muegge of Seaforth along with additions from Hensall
and Strathroy.
PARTIAL LISTING: includes round wooden single pedestal dining
table; console lift-top dining ext. table; bedroom suite with pecan
finish incl. queen-size headboard, 2 nite stands, triple dresser with
mirror and 5 drawer chest; treadle sewing machine (nice cabinet);
office desk with return and two drawer filing cabinet in dark wood
finish; antique captain and gun stalk chairs; antique rocker and
matching stationary chair; several small lamp and plant tables; hall
trees; hall table; oak coffee table; Deforest floor model radio; 3 pc.
bedroom suite with double boxspring and mattress; chesterfield
and chair; sofa bed and chair; love seat; white single bed with
dresser; nite table and bookcase - melamine finish; Rec. floor
stand mirror; old dining table and basement cupboard; excellent
Orcana double keyboard organ with bench; occasional chairs,
recliner; lovely drop front walnut finish desk,wing back chair, pie
crust bookcase, colour TV.s; treadmill; bicycles; tools incl. Black
and Decker band saw, router, belt sander, Delta table saw, scroll
saw, hand tools, a large offering of useful and collectible small-
wares incl. china and glass, linens, elec. lamps, several oil lamps
and much more.
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0874
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 AT 10 A.M. ON LOCATION AT THE
FORMER VL BECKER & SONS OUTLET IN DASHWOOD
We will be conducting a large clearing auction for Mr. Bill Becker
and other consignors incl. farm equip, antique, primitive and nos-
talgic items, shop equip, etc.
PARTIAL LISTING: includes Farmall BN tractor (restored); Int.
715 gas combine with 13” reel pickup; IH Model M gasoline engine
(runs); ‘79 Int. Scout truck; IH Model 42 combine; 2 McCormick #7
mowers; trail plows, 3 pt. hitch plow; rotary hoe, new Noma self-
propelled mower; 2 new Honda generators; 5 hp chipper - shred-
der; used mowers and chainsaws; Cub Cadet vacuum blower and
tiller; snowblowers; snowmobiles; Cub Cadet 1320 lawn tractor;
antiques incl. primitive agricultural tools and household items;
Supertest-oil bottles and racks; ext. dining table; 2 spinning
wheels; blacksmith forge and anvil; brand new (never used);
McCormick Deering walking plow etc. Check out our website for
this interesting auction
UPCOMING - WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16 AT 5 P.M. At South Huron
Rec Centre - large antique auction from London and local estates
along with furnishings from the Murphy Loyal Orange Lodge in
Clinton.
SATURDAY, OCT. 19 AT 10 A.M.on location in Tuckersmith
Twp, antique household and clearing farm sale for Mr. Jack Calwill
incl. Ford 5000 diesel tractor. Details to follow
GIGANTIC CLEARANCE AND CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
Saturday, Oct. 5 - 10a.m. Sharp!
(please note date and time)
Approximately 40 Tractors, 2 Case Skid Steer Loaders,
Case 310 & Komatsu D75S Crawler Loaders, Over 200
Pieces.of new & used Farm Equipment 2 local farmers’
lines of equipment Plus 20 Lawn & Garden Tractors,
Tillers,Weedeaters,Chainsaws,Boat,Motor & Trailer,etc.
Trucking and lunch available. Terms -Cash, VISA,
Mastercard,or good cheque day of sale.
Auctioneers: Glenn Sinclair, Bruce Ward and Eric Dix
“Come and Check our yard - buy at your price before the Auction”
Wayne Ward Farm Equipment
Hwy. #6, Wiarton, Ont. (519) 534-1638 or 534-2980
Exeterite wins in big
way at walkathon
By Sandra Forster
TIMES-ADVOCATE STAFF
LONDON – Sometimes
doing something new pays
off.
Nancy Pearce of Exeter
was one of about 20 sup-
porters on Terra Ahrens’
‘Leaky Valves’ team in the
Cheerios Mother Daughter
Walk for Heart & Stroke
Sept. 22 at the Fanshawe
Conservation Area in
London.
As a pre-registered walk-
er, Pearce’s name was
drawn from 10,000 entries
Canada-wide in an early-
bird draw, winning her a
$2,500 travel certificate
from corporate sponsor
Merit Travel of Toronto.
“I’d never done this
before. It was the most
fun,” Pearce says.
Area co-ordinator Cheryl
Curtis says, “We are
thrilled someone from our
region won this prize and
we hope her travels pro-
vide her with a lifetime of
memories.”
Pearce hopes to take a
cruise with her prize.
Ahrens says the 4th
annual walk was a lot of
fun for the 560 people par-
ticipating and $56,000 was
raised – more than double
last year’s total of
$27,000. Her team was the
top fund-raiser, bringing in
$9,043.
Curtis reports 63
Canadian cities held
walks, raising over $1 mil-
lion. People from all over
Middlesex and Huron
counties and family mem-
bers from other parts of
Ontario participated in the
London walk. She’s
already taking team regis-
trations for next year.
Money raised in the walk
goes to support research
into heart disease in
women and to provide
health information.
Ahrens, who was born
with congenital heart dis-
ease is scheduled for heart
surgery in January.
Several Exeter business-
es provided door prizes,
including Body & Soul
Spa, Exeter Golf Club,
Thames Insurance Brokers
and Moffatt & Powell.
Heart and Stroke Foundation area co-ordinator
Cheryl Curtis (L) and Nancy Pearce relive the
Cheerios Mother Daughter Walk for Heart and
Stroke.Pearce won a $2,500 travel certificate in an
early-bird draw.(photo/Sandra Forster)
Performers in Zurich have left the building
Man arrested after hit
and run accident
USBORNE – On Sept. 27 at 9 p.m., Huron OPP and
the South Huron Fire Department were called to the
scene of a crash on Thames Rd. in Usborne east of
Exeter.
A grey Chevy Lumina van ran into the rear of a
transport truck, then the driver of the van flagged
down a passing motorist and fled the scene.
Officers cleaned up the accident site and firefighters
disconnected the smoking battery cables.
On Sept. 28, the driver of the van, which had been
rented from a dealership, was arrested on Main St.,
Exeter.
A 49-year-old London man was charged with driving
while disqualified, failing to remain at the scene of an
accident and breaching a probation order.
Computers,tools stolen
STEPHEN – Sometime overnight Sept. 25-26, H & H
Hayter Contracting on Grand Bend Line in Stephen
was broken into.
A door was forced open and a computer monitor,
keyboard and hard drive, two hand grinders, MIG
welder, four chain saws, a cement saw, square sander
and cut- out tool were stolen.
OPP are following up on a number of leads. Anyone
who can help solve this crime is asked to call Huron
OPP or Crime Stoppers.