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ADDING MACHINES,
typewriters, :ahs, service, rental,
supplies. Jerry Mather:
Ty3-1840.ts, 94 Main 21t
1
HAIR DRYER, professional.
Excellent condition. Phone
482-7230. 17:18nc
UNIFORMS for sale like new,
white peach yellow green blue
pink, small eines, each S10.00.
Former dental assistant. Call
262,5789. 17c
SWIMMING -POOL above
ground. 16z32. Plus deck and
equipment. Phone 237-3485.
16:17•
LENNOX OIL FURNACE,
controls, 200 gal. tank. Al con-
dition, 40gal electric water
heater. 235-2935. 16-18•
RACKS for yi ton truck. 32 in-
ches high -with roof. 2 foot racks
for 1 ton flat bed. 235-1406.
16:17c
'WHEELS AND TIRES - Set of
4 1301/2 rims; to fit Om-
rii/Horizon and possibly
Chevette/Acadian, with used
P155/80R13 Firestone tires
mounted. Call Richard at
235-1331 days and 235-1854
nights. 16tfnx
FRESH MAPLE SYRUP free
delivery in Exeter, Hensall, and
Zurich. Ivan McClymont. 1 mile
south of Varna. Phone 482-3214.
16;17c
UNiT STEP, 3 feet high, good
condition. Make offer. 262-2044.
17c
WINDOW - 671" long x 4' V4"
high. Thermal pane with screens,
Dashwood windows.. Brand new.
Call after 8:00 p.m. 262-2614.
17:18c
CLIMAX TiMOTHY seed. Call
237-3647 anytime. 17c
• USED CHEQUE WRITER
machine. Phone 235-1927, 8:30
a.m. to 12 or 1:15 to 5 p.m.
17:18c
DESIGN YOUR OWN clock.
Quartz battery, movements
available at the Country Spire.
229-6341. i7tfnc
NEW AND USED woven fence.
Phone 294-6528. 17•
POTATOES - for sale, White
and Red, also seed potatoes. A.
Vanden Boomen, Highway 84
south side, west of Herisall.
236-4038. 17:18:19:20:21c
WEDDING FLOWERS in silk
and poly, see Gloria at the Coun;
try Spire. 17tfnc
Sale
LAWN MOWER - Black and
Decker twin blade electric
145.00. Boys CCM 5 -speed bike
160.00. Both in excellent condi-
tion. Phone 238-2180. 16:17c
ASPARAGUS to order phone
237-3406 or 235-1666 or drive
out. 11 miles west of Exeter on
Hwy. 83 (formerly Harry
Greb's). 17nc
4 TO 5 THOUSAND bushels of
high moisture com out of oxygen
free silo. Pavkeje Farms. Phone
228-0297 after 6 p.m. 17-19•
GAS OR propane water heater,
45• gallon. Phone 235-1313 94
p.m. 17:18•
TRAILER - Apache hardtop,
sleeps six, with furnace. Phone
235-2854. 17c
BICYCLES, used men's ladies or
childs, and even a unicycle.
Phone 235-0206. 17:18c
HIGHCHAIR, wooden, baby
Clothing. Phone 235-0206. 17c
HAMMOND ORGAN -
"Aurora" 8200. Draw -bars, Leslie
speaker, vari-rhythm, note -a -
chord, many other features.
Beautiful tone. Excellent condi-
tion. 686-0979 evenings and
weekend. 6tfx
1977 BENDIX Aristocrat 201/2 ft.
hardtop trailer. Fridge, stove,
heater, hot water. heater and
bathroom, sleeps six. Best offer.
Phone 235-0434 after 5 p.m. 8t
Since Prices Are Always
On The Increase It Is
Cheaper To Raise Your Own.
Goslings, Ducklings
8.4 Breeds of Chickens
All Govt. Blood Tested for
Egg and Meat Production
Also Ring Neck
Pheasants
from your small Farn1
Hatchery in Dashwood, Ont.
Ask Tor Price List
Edelweiss Acre Farms
R.R. 1 Doshwood
Phone 237-3382
9tfn
POTATOES red and white, S3.75
75 Ib. kag, 2 miles west of
Crediton on highway. Henry
Gruyaert, 234-6488. 10tfnc
RAINBOW TROUT - fresh,
delivery your area on Fridays by.
direct Rainbow Trout Hatcheries
and Fish Out Ponds. 357-2329.
Ontario's best fishing. 11-18c
Auction Sale
Of household furniture, antiques
and misc. items.
On Saturday, May 8, 1982
1 p.m. sharp
Contents of a local home
Tobe held at the Agriculture
building behind South Huron Rbc.
Centre, Exeter. '
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE'- Chesterfield and
chair, 2 arm chairs, hostess chair, foot stools,
coffee and end table, bookshelf, portable col-
our TV and stand, floor and table lamps,
telephone table, kitchen table and four chairs,
double pedestal desk, 2 door Coronado frost
free refrigerator, step stool, 2 dressers and
chest of drawers, night tables, several dishes,
pots and pans, electric kettle, iron, toaster,
silver ware, old books, hand and garden tools,
electric lawn mower, and many other items.
ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES - Oak bed
and dresser with Targe mirror, end table book
shelf combination, cedar chest, gramophone
case, gun stock choirs, several pictures and
frames, gingerbread clock, mantel clock, oil
lamps, 2 crystal candle holders, set of 4 blue
glasses and pitcher, set of 5 blue flowered
glasses and pitcher, set of cross and olive
glasses, several pieces of silver, china and
glass, many other items.
Terms Cash
Norm Whiting Auctioneer
Exeter
Phone 235-1964
Madmen
if CLINTON COMPANY LIQUIDATING
BY
Public Auction
We will be offering for sale by Public Auc-
tion all assets of Clydene Enterprises, of
Clinton on 4 May at 5:30 p.m. at the
Rathwell Building, 2 miles south of Clinton
on No. 4 Hwy. Follow signs.
VEHICLES: 1976 GMC van, 1978 Chev. truck,
1967 Ford F700 straight truck, c/w 8 ton 30'
boom, 1976 GMC % ton camper special c/w 8'
utility box and power gate, 1968 Chev 1 ton
pickup, Bobcat front end loader, 1973 GMC
pickup, 1977 - 16' 5th wheel tandem axle
trailer, 1971.8SA 650 motorcycle, 1977 Ski -Doo
Olympique, 2 wheel 45 gallon oil trailer.
CEMENT FORMS: 150' Franco forms, 150' Stripi
forms, 3000 Stripi tie bars, wedges.
EQUIPMENT: 36" Bartell cement trowel, 3 hp
gas water pump, 1 hp submersible pump, 225
amp Lincoln Arc welder, Kern level and stand,
OX AC torch and hose, 1 hp table saw, 3.4 hp
Dewalt cut off saw, bench grinder, 2 wheelbar-
rows, 150,-60 gallon oil cans, 21/2 ton Craine
dollies, 1 ton scale, quantity of hand power
tools, hand tools. Plus many more items
related to this type of business.
For further information, please contact:
g?cu'hve// ' 4oc,1�1/eJ
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS;
APPRAISERS, TENDER BROKERS.
Bruce Rathwell - Manager
Dick Robinson - Soles Manager
Telex: 069-55223
Telephone: (519)527-1458
Proprietor: Jim Roughen
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK IWO
(519) 527-1459
16 Vol Sale
FINE FURNITURE,hina,
silver, Bricabrac from Er%Iand.
Let us know and we will get it to
you. Write to Box no. 69P, Times -
Advocate, Exeter, Ontario.14-17c
APPLES
APPLES
70 bushels No. 1 apples. Spys and
Macintosh. Kept in almost freez-
ing temperature.
Seed potatoes - Irish Cobblers
Sebagos and Red
Also 50 bags No. 1 Sebago
potatoes - 75 Ib.bags.
Vernon Schatz
Dashwood
Where Quality Counts
PH 237-3531
14tfn
WATERBEDS complete with
pedestal pine frame, heater, safe-
ty liner, mattress and fill kits.
Complete for 5319.00. Available
at Vanastra Furniture. Phone
482-7922. 14tfn
INFLATION FIGHTERS - Over
195 Ontario Factory Outlets to
save. Famous brands, Hathaway,
Kitten, Bauer, Borg, Dacks, Ar-
row, Westclox, etc. Send S4.50
plus 10 cents handling to Booklet
E3 Box 2173 Cambridge N3C
2V8. 15:16:17•
HARROW POLES, wood split-
ters, Hamilton's Machine Shop.
235-1655. 151
200 GALLON Calasa trail
sprayer, like new. Phone 228-6288
early morning and late evening.
16:17c
1981 HONDA 750 custom motor-
cycle, like new. Only has 2000
kilometres. Also has KG backrest
and carrier. Asking 52995.00 or
best offer. Phone 236-4563 after
6 p.m. 17c
YARD SALE beginning Sunday,
May 2. Saddle, harness, tack,
fence posts, farm tools, many
other r miscellaneous items in-
cluding jeans, ceramics. Hwy. 84
2miles west of Zurich. • 17c
HOUSE TRAILER 17 ft. and
household goods. 318 Beech St.
Apt. 2, Lucan, Ont. - 17:18c
THE TRADING POST - Used
furniture. Buy, Sell, Trade.
WANTED: Furniture, and ap-
pliances; single or by the house
lot. We purchase entire
estates...At the Trading Post.
Brucefield, Ont. 482-3277.13tfn
17 Warted To Buy
CHILD'S CAR SEAT. Used.
Phone 235-1080 after 6 p.m.
15:16:17c
USED DRESS RACKS (store),
small shelf units (store), clothes
hangers. Phone 235-1901, 9-5.
17:18:19c
CHILD'S WAGON and man's
bike in good condition. Phone
235-1988 after 6 p.m. 17c
IN EXETER (or immediate area)
three to four bedroom home with
at least 11 baths and good base-
ment. Reply giving particulars
and price expected Box 62 P, Ex-
eter Times Advocate. 17•
USED GOLF CLUBS - men's
right hand. Phone 235-2291.17'
CEMENT MIXER good used
complete with motor 21-3 cu. ft.
size. Phone 229-8831. 17c
18 Wanted
CENTRALIA COLLEGE stu-
dent requires room and board
from September to April. Write
Roberta Walcarius RR 6 Alymer,
Ont. NSH 2R5. 16:17'
C.C.A.T. STUDENT needs ride
to summer job in London
(Wharncliffe Rd. S.). Hours 9
a.m. to 6 or 7 p.m. Four day
week. Phone 228-6255. 16tfn
19 Property For Sale
LUCAN - 5 yr. old 3 bedroom
ranch style bungalow on extra
large fenced lot. 535,900.00.
227-4056. 16:17c
SPRING GARDEN - buy this
older home in Lucan and be in
time to plant a big money saving
garden. 11/2 storey, 3 bedroom
with Targe garage, workshop on
quiet street. Under 530,000.00.
Exceptional terms to qualified
buyer. 'Solve your 1tobsing pro-
blems.with this excellent valve.
Doug Murray Lucan 227-4339.
Representing Sharen Realty.
16:17c
YOUR OWN BUSINESS, well
located in Ailsa Craig. This com-
mercial property also has a
rented apartment. Very adap-
table to your new enterprise.'
Asking 538,000.00, owner will
consider offers and grant very at-
tractive terms to qualified buyer.
Doug Murray - Lucan 227-4339.
Representing Sharen Realty.
16:17c
PRIVATE -COUNTRY LIVING
worth looking at 15 mins. East
of Exeter on paved road. 17 acres
backing onto Thames river.
Flagstone entry, sunken living
room, beamed ceilings, grand
fire place. finished basement,
large sun deck, 2 car garage, pav-
ed drive, owner will consider par-
tial finance. Phone 1-229-8759.
16:17c
LUCAN
$35,900
5 year old bungalow, 3 bedroom
plus den, large eating kitchen
with built-in dishwasher, main
floor carpeted, partially finished
basement, wood fenced yard,
paved drive, 50x120' lot, brick
chimney installed for wood
stove.
Call 227-4771
j7:18c
CONVERTED SCHOOL
HOUSE. Rug brick, on nearly
one acre, park like setting. Din-
ing - living room, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Lower level finished.
Natural gas hot water heating.
Small horse barn. Utility shed, 2
dog runs. All fenced with good
garden. Property has drilled well
is on black -top road opposite
Centralia Agricultural College.
Asking 549,500.00. '/ down pay-
ment on 3 yr. mortgage at 151..
(Open to offers). Phone collect
for viewing. 482-9380 Clinton or
228-6728. 17:18•
LOT in Ailsa Craig, new sanitary
sewer, good drainage. Will build
upon by Hudac builder. Phone
Tom Fleming 237-3712 before 7
a.m. 17:18•
19 Property For Sole
NEAR GRAND BEND - 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, with garage.
11/2 acres. Asking 62,500.00. Call
672-6863. 151
EXETER - IMMACULATE one
floor 4 bedroom home featuring
large kitchen with wood Hanover
cupboards, and dishwasher. Din-
ing room, living room, and main
floor family room with glass
doors leading "to patio and heated
inground pool plus finished rec
room. This is a lovely well kept
family home of super lay out.
Approximately 1,800 sq. ft. To
view call Henry Finkbeiner,
672-9294 or 434-3287.15:16:17c
HOUSE - four bedroom semi-
detached 5 years old, 2
bathrooms, finished "rec room.
Asking 549,900. Phone 235-2208
days after 6 p.m. 235-0757.17tfn
HOUSE in Dashwood, 3
bedrooms, completely remodell-
ed, 11 baths, American style kit-
chen, main floor laundry room,
.electric heat, vinyl siding 12x20
cedar deck. 237=3516 after 5 p.m.
17tfn
20 Property For Rent
ONE BEDROOM apartment on
Main St. Phone 235-0141. It
IN HENSALL - 2 - two bedroom
apartments, stove and
refrigerator. One bedroom apart-
ment, stove and refrigerator.
Phone 262-3146 after 5 p.m.
l0tfn
Retail or Office
Space Available
Grand Bend
2 storey house located in com-
mercial area, ideal for a retail
outlet or office space. Will sell or
lease.
Contact •
Peter Warner
238-2391
Grand Bend
l0tfn
COUNTRY SETTING - Main
floor, 2 bedroom broadloomed
throughout, garden plot,
beautiful treed lot, 5235.00 mon-
thly. Phone 235-2430 or 235-0392
evenings. 12tfn
NEAR GRAND BEND - 4
bedrooms, 2 baths with garage.
11/2 acres. Asking 562,500.00.
Call 672-6823. 14tfn
Elizabeth 'Court
Apartments
One Bedrooms $259.00
Available May, June
Features appliances, carpet
throughout, laundry facilities, all
utilities inch:ded.
I...ated at .
176 Oxford St.
Hensall, Ontario •
Ph: 262-3448 or 262-2615
15t
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY
2,500 sq. ft. in Exeter. Available
immediately. Phone 235-0141.151
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE.
available May 1 in Ailsa Craig.
References. required.< Call
293-3368. 15t
HENSALL 2 bedroom ground
floor apartment available May
1st. Private entrance and yard.
Phone 453-7009 after 9 p.m.
16:17c
AVAILABLE NOW in Zurich.
New 2 bedroom apartment cen-
trally located, electric heat,
broadloomed, parking. Phone
236-4124. • • 16-18c
APARTMENTS
One Bedroom S195
Two Bedroom 5210
Partially furnished, laundry,
hot water
Available May 1st.
Phone
235-1497 or
235-0451
I6tfn
CREDITON - Main Street - 2
storey brick home with garage.
3 bedrooms, 4 piece bath, oil fur-
nace. Possession May 1st. Phone
London 434-0132 after 5 p.m.
16:17c.
LUCAN, one, two and three
bedroom apartments. Includes
utilities. Phone 227-1086.
16-19'
APARTMENT - one bedroom
on Main Street. Contact Bill;
235-0173 nights, 235-0231.17tfnc
CLANDEBOYE - 2 bedroom
apartment, ground floor, stove
and refrigerator, pipeline water,
5230.00 plus hydro. 451-9377.
17:18'
ZURICH - One bedroom apart-
ment carpeted, quiet location
available immediately. Phone
236-4320. 17tfn
2 BEDROOM apartment, nice
lawn, basement, front and back
door, no pets. Available June
1st. 262-5919. 17tfn
SHIPKA AREA, 2 bedroom
house. immediate possession.
234-6268. 17c
IN EXETER 3 bedroom house,
close to shopping, for more in-
formation phone 235-1414. 17c
OFFICE SPACE available, ex-
cellent location, reasonable.
Phone 235-1341. 17tfn
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges,
portable cement mixer, Power
Trowels, wheelbarrows, etc.
Form ties stocked. Ca11,N.J. Cor-
riveau, Zurich. Telephone
236-4954. 15t
FORMAL RENTALS - one of
Canada"s largest selections.
Agent for Freeman's and Syd
Silver Formal Rentals, Bob
Swartman Men'sShoppe, Ex-
eter, 235-0991. 48t
THE "OLD TOWN HALL"
auditorium for ientals including
weddings, meetings, banquet
room, lectures, exhibitions,
films, etc. Kitchen facilities
available. Contact property
manager Bill Dinney 235-0231.
23t
23 Wanted To Rent
CASH CROP land, 5125.00 to
5140.00 per acre for good land.
234-6281 Crediton area. 15t
PRODUCTIVE PASTURE
LAND with good fences and suf-
ficient water and shade for 15
cows with spring calves. CaII
237-3377. 15t
Hi Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
• In the Estate of
Louise Contin
late of the Township of Hay, in
the County of Huron, creditors
and all others having a claim
against the estate of Louise Can -
tin who died on March 30, 1982,
are required to'file proof of same
with the undersigned solicitors on
or before the 20th day of May,
1982. After that date the ex-
ecutors will distribute the assets
having regard only to the Maims
which have been received. Dated
at Goderich this 21st day of
April, 1982.
TROYAN 8 FINCHER
Barristers & Solicitors
1 Nelson Street, East,
Goderich, Ontario
17:18:19c
27 Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED. Tenders
will be accepted until 12 o'clock
noon Saturday, May 15, 1982 for
approx 160,000 litres reg. gas -
• leaded gas - diesel fuel - fur-
nace oil. At one location Lot 4
cont. 12 Stephen Twsp. Terms of
agreement May 1st, 1982 - May
1st 1983. McCann Redi-Mix, RR.
3 Dashwood, Ontario. 16:17c
Birthday
celebrated
By ANNE WALPER
GREENWAY
A party was held for Allen
Hayter recently in honour of
his birthday. After a dinner
at "The Fireside Inn" at
Thedford everyone went to
Claire Hayters for a social
evening.
Gordon, Frances and
Peter Eagleson, Sarnia were
Sunday guests of Carmen
and Inez Woodburn. Grace
Eagleson visited them
Tuesday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Willis
Brophe Blenheim visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Brophey Friday.
Several ladies attended the
fashion show which was held
in Parkhill recently.
Church service was held in
the United Church on Sunday
when the Senior Choir sang
"Come Again as to
Emmaus'. The Anthem by
the Junior Choir was _ "God,
Speaks to ' Me." The
Children's story was "What
Are You Doing With Your
Hands'?" The Sermon was
"My Times Are In Thy
Hand."
Several people from here
enjoyed a bus trip on April
21st to the "Spring Flower
and Garden Show" which
was presented by "The
Garden Club of Toronto" and
was held in the. Civic Garden
Centre. On 'their triphome
they, enjoyed' a delicious
dinner at the- Stone Crock
Restaurant in Cambridge.
A miscellaneous shower
was held Sunday afternoon
for Marlene Bullock, bride
elect of next month.
Auxiliary
at Staffa
By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Alice Gardiner presided
for the Marian Ritchie
Evening Auxiliary meeting,
held in the church basement,
April 20.
Hazel Harburn gave the
Scripture reading from Luke
10. Twelve members an-
swered the roll call with an
Easter symbol or thought.
Hannah Miller and Joy
Scott presented the study
book on . Pluralism. The
ladies were divided into two
groups and brought back
their findings on the Attitude
of Canadian Society to
others.
Mary Elliott had the topic
reading, Holy Indigestion,
from the Presbyterian
Record, and Grace Kerslake
gave a reading, The good
time of the year.
President, Ruth Laing
presided for the business and
accompanied the hymns on
the piano.
Personals
Mike Parsons returned
home last week from
Edmontoh, Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Moore,
Lindsay, visited on the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Scott.
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Mr. -and Mrs. Cedric
Wheeler of Brownsburg,
Quebec visited for a few days
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
tseorge Wheeler.
Miss Rhea Mills visited
Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Ilarold Thomson of
Parkhill.
Guests Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
Cynthia, Ellen and Deanna
were Rev. • and Mrs: Jelin
Cook of Thamesford, Mrs.
Olive Cook of Ingersoll, Mrs.
John Butters, Mr. and Mrs.
George Wheeler, Mr. and
Mrs. John Rodd, Pamela and
Calvin, Mr. and Mrs. David
Wheeler, Steve, Bobby and
Craig, Paul Brine and Tim
Shute.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parkin-
son spent the weekend in
Toronto with their daughter,
Margaret Parkinson.
1
SCHOOL TOURNEY OFFICIALS - Students from South Huron District High School handled the refereeing duties
at Friday's elementary school boys basketball tournament. From the left are convener Lowell Mount, referees
Mike Maier, George Tomes, Brent Atthill and Ian Sweet and chairman Jim Bishop. T -A photo
Kirkton 4-H club
Swinging Scavengers meet
By 11S. HAROLD DAVIS
Mrs. Delmar Johnson
returned home after having
surgery in St. Marys
Memorial Hospital but had
the misfortune to fall and is
recuperating at her
daughter's home Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Baker's in St.
Marys.
The third meeting of the
Kirkton No. 1 Swinging
Scavengers was held at the
home of Mrs. Leonard
Hawkins. Eleven members
were present. The roll call
UCW to meet
Monday at 8 p.m.
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
THAMES ROAD
The ladies of the Thames
Road and Elimville charges
catered to the Soudant-
Eisenschink wedding
Saturday at the Kirkton-
Woodham Community
Centre also to the reception
lunch at night. The proceeds
are for the manse fund.
Guests Sunday with Mrs.
Myrtle Passmore, Exeter
,Sunday welre, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Merrill of Bayfield, Mr.
Gordon Pengelly of
Belgrave, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne . Cantelon, Andy ,
Ryan, Scott and Tim, of near
Kippen, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Passmore, Christine and
Kimberley, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hooper, Exeter, Mr.
Dale Passmore, Mr. and
Mrs. David Passmore, Tom
and Jon, Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde.
Brad Cann showed his
pictures at the Young
Peoples meeting at Elimville
Sunday evening. They
discussed the Mother's Day
Service which the Young
People are taking part in.
They enjoyed lunch at the
close.
The May meeting of the
United Church Women will
be held Monday , May 3 at 8
p.m.
It was decided at the
Sunday School meeting on
Sunday after church that the
Sunday School anniversary
would be held a week sooner,
note June 13,
BARN GOES
By MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
CREDITON EAST
Miss Jody, Rhonda
Glanville and Dwight, RR 2
,Parkhill spent the weekend
with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Preszcator.
Last weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Presz-
cator were Sunday supper
guests, Mn and Mrs. Ed
Regele RR 4 Walton, Mr. and
Mrs, Clifford Thornton and
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Thorn-
ton, London. Also visiting
them were Mrs. Kathy
Bullock and children, Huron
Park and Norm Kelly,
Toronto.
Mr. John Barrett from
Exeter and his brother from
London have the contract to
demolish the large L shaped
barn south of Crediton for
Irving Stahl.
Anyone wishing to have
good fire wood may get in
touch with the proprietor at
any time during the day.
s•e -
Church service •
The message was given by
Mr. Thrower and was en-
titled "Can These Bones Live
Again." This was the same
question that faced Ezekiel
when he viewed the remains
of those who had fought a
battle for a remote mountain
pass.
Even though Jesus Christ
eradicated the sins of man
when He died on the crass,
the fragil veneer of faith of
mankind still makes him
susceptible to the suffering
of life around him. There is a
certain fellowship in suf-
fering and pain whether ft be
psychological or physical,
and that fellowship is the
fellowship of the cross. The
answer is found in the
crucifiction and
Resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Play 'cards •
at Centralia
By MRS. TOM KOOY
The senior citizens
gathered in the community
centre on Monday for an
afternoon of cards and
fellowship. This was
followed by lunch.
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs: Tom• Kooy
were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Noels, Forest. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Dickens, Exeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
MacDonald, Lucan.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Hodgins, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Greb back to the
village after spending the
winter in the sunny south.
Mrs. Tom Kooy visited
with her neice Mrs. Peter
Sovereign on Wednesday of
'last week. Joyce was
celebrating 25 years on
business in hairdressing in
Lucan.
'Mrs. Clara Cunnington,
visited with Mrs. John
Thompson of London,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Hodgins, Mrs. Jean Miller
and Mrs. Charlotte Barker
were conveners of Monday's
euchre party at the Communi-
ty Centre with 10 tables in
play.
Winners were: ladies high
- Mrs. Tom Kooy; lone hands
- Mrs. Jack Dickins; low -
Mrs. Roy Swartz; men's high
Lawrence Hirtzel; lone
hands - Joe Carter; low -
Lloyd Rimmer. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rim-
mer will be in charge of the
May 10 euchre party.
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Victor Hargreaves (519)482.7511 (Clinton)1
Barry Miller (519)235-2717 (Exeter 1
or 229-6205 (Kirkton)
Greg Hargreaves (519)262-2619 (Henson)
(519)262-2831 (Hensall)
Auctioneer
Larry Gardiner
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Stocker Sole
900 Head
at
Hensel) Livestock Sales Ltd.
Sat., May 1, 1982
at 1 p.m.
Consisting of: Steers, Heifers
For information CaII:
"Name one edible weed you
are familiar with" was
answered by all members.
The members all stood to say
the 4-H pledge.
In this meeting, members
did part of three four and
five including the Danforth
Dare followed by the review.
- The members talked about
the meeting at Hawkins this
coming Saturday and
planned on what to bring to
make the Shish Kabobs. It
was decided to make the
kites on Saturday also.
Later on the members
along with the leaders
sampled fruit leathers in-
cluding apple, grape and
strawberry leathers.
UCW meet
Kirkton United Church
Women 'met in the church
basement on April 14 with
Mrs. Jack Urquhart ` in
charge, assisting were Mb's.
Pearl Stephens and Mrs.
Keith Fraser. Easter hymns
were sung, prayer, and a
solo by. Mrs. Clayton Ross
"Thanks be to God."
Guests in May will be
Staffa and Thames Road
UCW. Pictures of a trip to
Jerusalem , were presented
by Mrs. Stewart Shier and
were very interesting.
Business followed and
lunch was then served and
the meeting closed with a
hymn of parting
* CLEARING FARM SALE 41
* Owner retiring
*. Implements - baled hay - furniture
* - antiques - misc.
* On Wed. May Sth, 1982 • 12:30 p.m.
* For George Carmichael - on lot 16 Comes- 11'
* :ion 10 London Twp. - 3 miles north of Ar-
* va 1/4 mile east of #4 highway - 8 mile north -t:
* of Londonyplus additions etc. For informa-
tion phone 666-0916. .
* IMPLEMENTS: M.F. 165 standard gas tractor;
Oliver 3 pt. 4" - 3 furrow plow; Cockshutt
* PTO manure spreader on rubber; M.F. 3 pt. 7
* ft. mower; 2 wagons and flat racks; 5 section
* harrows; Cockshutt #520 baler; 2 drum roller;
* Dan -user 3 pt. post hole auger; 2 sets farm
sleighs; cutter; 2 garden tillers; 3 pt. sprayer
old; hydraulic ram; dirt bucket; platform scale;
* Renfrew electric separator; 2 gravity boxes and
* wagons; walking plow; tractor chains; horse
* scuffler; 2 Gehl self -unloading forage boxes on
* 6 tonne running gear; Allied bole stooker; N.H.
* #90 PTO - 4 bar siderake on rubber; Case 13
run seed drill power lift on rubber; 2-4 bar
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siderakes; electric fencer hydro; lumber.
* FURNITURE 8 ANTIQUES: Brass bed; brass
* and iron bed; old books; copper boiler; 2 sets
single harness; pressed back chairs, odd •
* thairs; high chair; rocking chair; Edison
* cylinder gramaphone and 60 cylinders; hang-
* ing lamps; wooden desk; old.pump organ;
* mantle clock; old weight clock; set of 4 brass
* bells; old cutter"robe; milk cans; refrigerator;
Morriss upright piano.
* Numerous other articles - Terms cosh sale day.
* Owner or auctioneer not responsible for ac-
* cidents sale day.
* AUCTIONEERS
* Tom Robson Hugh Filson
* 666-1967 666-0833
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Auction Sale
Of real estate, household fur-
nishings, antiques and misc. Items
On Saturday, May 1, 1982
1 p.m. sharp
212 William St. Exeter Ontario
For the Estate of the late
Miss Minnie Kestle
REAL ESTATE - consists of a 1 storey brick
house, main floor, livingroom, diningroom, kit-
chen, 2 bedrooms, sun room, and 3 pc. bath.
Full basement. This house is situated on a cor-
ner lot 50.2 wide, 165 deep, 3 blocks from
public school and 3 blocks from downtown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS - 3 pc. chester-
field suite, two 2 pc. chesterfield suites,
upholstered arm chair, platform rocker, foot
stool, Zenith colour TV, AM/FM stereo, floor
and table lamps, end tables, dresser, odd
chairs, step stool, kitchen table and chairs, G.E.
refrigerotor, Gibson electric range, G.E.
automatic washer and dryer, rugs, mats,
dishes, pots and pans, small electrical ap-
pliances, card table, lawn chairs, hand and
garden tools, step ladders, many other items.
ANTIQUES A COLLECTABLES several rocking
chairs, captains chair, oval gate-leg table, oak
library table, cedar chest, Jenny lind bed, vani-
ty with stool, dresser, armoir, 3 pc. oak
bedroom suite, ladder back chair, old tea
wagon, parlor table, harvest table, treadle
sewing machine; large trunk, mantel clock,
clock shelf, 400 day clock, several old pictures
and frames, several pieces of china and glass,
such as, Germany, Nippon, Royal Austria. Nori-
take, depression glass , Greek key, pressed
glass, 90 pc. set of dishes, set of silverware
monogram K. other pieces of silver and brass,
several other items.
For further information contact Auctioneer
Norm Whiting, Exeter 235-1964