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Times Advocate, 1994-01-05, Page 154 4 Page 15 Shuffleboard Hensel! December 28 - . 6 game winners Jim Davis Hazel McEwan Alice Thiel Dave Kyle Dave Woodward 5 game winners Olga Chipchase Pearl McKnight John Pepper 489 489 474 445 441 348 348 346 Lucan bowlers compete By Barb Smith LUCAN - Two teams will be ad- vancing on to the next house round on February 13 at Lucan Lanes. The Monday Night Ladies compet- ed and the standings are: Team one - Marg Young +159, Helen Swartz +138, Kit Hern +133, Pat Davis +98, Deb Pearce +88; Team two - Margaret Moody +79, Heather Smith +63, Louise Sutherland +51, Barb Tuxford +50, Shirley Rees +50. ANNOlANGEMENtS Good Times NEW HOURS Mon. - Wed. 4 to 11 Thurs., Fri., Sat. 3 to 1:00 Sun. 3 to 11 Try our 1;tcw specialized bar menu Friday Night Band Land Slide $4.00 door cover Lester's Roadhouse Exeter Country Line Dancing Every Wed. 8 p.m. Beginners 9 p.m. Advance $3.00 per night 11 Exeter UONS TV BINGO Game 1:550., Janet Wunnink, Exeter. Game 2: S50. Denise Dunlop, Huron Park.Game 3: $50, Jean Woodward; Exeter. Game 4: $75. Lovis Payne, Crediton. Game 5: $100. Bill Chadwick, Huron Park. Game 6, $100. Alice Nadon, Huron Park. 20 Property For Rett EXETER - new one bedroom apartment (upper), fridge and stove supplied. $445.00 plus utilities. Phone 235-3293. (46t(n) 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT. Downtown. Heated, fridge and stove supplied. Phone 235-1354 after 7 p.m. (47tfn) ONE BEDROOM Heated apartment ground floor, bachelor apt. funushed or unfurnished, small and large one bedroom apt. fridge and stove. All with parkin and laundry. Phone Porter Apts. 235-1497. (48tfn) ELIZABETH COURT APARTMENTS, IiENSAL L -1 bachelor, 1-3 bedroom and 1 and 2 bedroom aparunems with fridge, stove, heat and hydro. Laundry facilities m premises. One month free rent. For more utforntation and viewing opportunities all 262-2827 after 600 p.m. (484n) 21 For Rent 771E "OLD TOWN HALL" auditorium for rentals, including weddings, meetings, banquet room, lectures, exhibitions, films, etc. Kitchen facilities available. Phone 233-0318. (17tfn) 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of VERNON CHARLES TIEMAN Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of Vernon Charles Tiernan, late of the Town of Exeter, County of Hu- ron. who died on or about the 7th day of December 1993, are required to file particulars of same with Raymond & McLean, Exeter, Ontario, by the 8th day of January 1994 after which date the estate will be distributed having re- gard only to those claims of which no- tice has been received. RAYMOND & McLEAN Solicitors for the executrix, Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S6 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of JOHN DOUGLAS HAMILTON Deceased All persons having claims against the estate of JOHN DOUGLAS HAMIL- TON, late of 219 Victoria Street, Cre- diton, Ontario , in the County of Hu- ron, who died on or about the 9th da of December, 1993, are hereby n96fied to send particulars of same to the un- dersigned on or before the 28th day of January, 1994 , after which date the es- tate will be distributed with regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall then have notice and the under- signed will not be liable to any person of whose claim they shall not then have notice. Dated this 15th day of December, 1993. J. ROBERT BENNER ,Barrister d Sollcltor 152 Main Street Lucan, Ontario NOM 2Jo CLASSIFIEDS 1141. Bowling •U scores a 1 nes''' Statistics September to December 1993 Monday Ladies H.A. - Darlene Bourne 226; Lynne Farquhar 221; Lynn Smith 220. H.T. - Darlene Bourne 798; Barb Smith 754; Kathy Mason 741. H.S. - Lynne Farqu- har 316; Barb Smith 305; Lynna Smith 303. - Tuesday Y.B.C. Boys: H.A. - Marcus Appelman 166; Tyler Graham 168. H.D. - Tyler Gra- ham 442; Marcus Appelman 422. H.S. - Brad Ankers 277; Tyler Graham 245. Girls: H.S. - Norma Culbert 134; Va- nessa Smith 123. H.D. - Vanessa Smith 341; Norma Culbert 322. H.S. - Norma Culbert 202; Megan Anderson 162. Medway Men: H.A. - Arnie VanDeweil 206; H.T. - Len Poole 679; H.S. - Peter De- nOtter 308. Ladies: H.A. - Jean Poole 172. H.T. - Myrtle Hastings 578. H.S. - Hanney DenOuer 252. Senior Citizens Men: H.A. - Ron Dann 204, Orval 201.J-I.T. - Ron Dann 703, Orval Rinn 691; H.S. - Ron Dann 299, Orval Rinn 295. Ladies: H.A. - Cathie West - man 177, Pat Davis 169; H.T. - Cathie Westman 691, Pat Davis 658; H.S. - Pat Davis 259, Cathie Westman 259. Wednesday Y.B.C. Boys: H.A. - Robbie Yeo 117, Derek Lucier 111; N.D. - Derek Lucier 294, Robbie Yeo 290; H.S. - Aaron Holland 182, Mike Ankers 168. Girls: H.A. - Kelly Wilson 129, Ayden 011ivier 127; H.D. - Kelly Wilson 342, Ayden 011ivi- er 275; H.S. - Kelly Wilson 188, Ayden 011ivier 163. Wednesday Mixed Mer: H.A. - Steve Allen 233, Frank Smeekens 214, Cord Fisher 208; H.T. - Steve Allen 884, Frank Smeekens 773, Don Cunningham 748; H.S. - Steve Al- len 342, Doug Smith 318, Frank Smeekens 313. Ladies: H.A. - Dale Fisher 199, Karen Smeekens 190, Kar- en Leger 189; H.T. - Dale Fisher 771, Karen Leger . 750, Karen Smeekens 703; H.S. - Dale Fisher 369, Karen Smeekens 322, Karen Leger 299. Thursday Men H.A. - Jack Fuller 247, Bill McDo- nald 246, Bob Smith 242, Brad Taylor 235, George Lee 235, Tom Bullock 235. H.T. - Bill McDonald 917, Larry Smith 884, Jack Fuller 871, Gary Mel- vin 871, Don Watt 848. H.S. - Steve Snider 366, Bill McDonald 355, Car- lyle Thomson 344, George Lee 342, Bill Mashers 342. - Friday Mixed Men H.A. - Bob Smith 245/ Pete Smith 217; H.T. - Bob Smith 919, Wayne Smith 864, H.S. - Chris Smith 331, Bob Smith 345. Ladies: H.A. - Lyrm Smith 217. Jeanette Smith 194; N.T. - Lynn Smith 708, Barb Smith M; H.S. -r n Smith 301 Smith281'1T w, u�u Sunday Mixed Men: H.A. - Don Morgan 222, Gary Melvin 219; H.T. - Gary Melvin 819, Don Morgan 759; H.S. - Don Morgan 319, Gary Melvin 314. Ladies: H.A. - Cheryl Smith 197, Pat Hodgins 190; H.T. - Marie Jaques 699, Cheryl Smith 694; H.S. - Pat Hodgins 298. Marie Jaques 291. AUCTION SALE Furniture, appliances, some antiques for several consigners plus 10 bicycles for the Clinton Police Dept. at Richard Lobb's Auction Building in Clinton. Inglis Supdfb fridge, approx. 6 yr. of tfat almond 4 cycle washer approx. 6 yr. old, McClary washer, Inglis dryer, Speed Queen dryer, 2 chest freezers, Brown 30 inch electric stove, microwave cupboard, 'oval dining table, chesterfield and chair, 3 yrs. old, recliner chair nearly new, Hoover Spirit vacuum cleaner with powe'bhead, Filter Oueen vacuum, maple hutch china cabinet, entertainment centre nearly new, 2 modem 3 piece bedroom suites, new double box spring and mat- tress, Dost $700. Double bed with nearly new mattress, plus other beds, chests of drawers etc., Zenith portable TV, modern drop leaf ta- ble with matching wooden chairs, antique carved leg table, oval par- lour table, cedar chest, old piano and bench, 6 x 3 ft. pool table, 4 ft. bar, 2 chesterfield love seats, desk and chair, upholstered chairs, washstand, maple floor lamp table lamps, dishes, glassware, pots and pans, bedding, propane BBO, fertilizer spreaders, step ladders, electric lawn mower, chrome table and chair sets, 2 electric drills, tele- phone, hand and garden tools, misc. items. 10 bicycles from the Clin- ton Police Dept Plan to attend. Terms: cash or cheque with proper ID AUCTIONEER Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton Household & Antiques Auction at rontr , etsr We wiN be dispersing the contents of the Andrew St. home of Mrs. Wm. Green along with additions. The propgrty has been sold. HOUSEHOLD AND ANTIQUES: Fo pc. bedroom suite with dou- ble bed, dresser, chest of drawers and night table, 3 pc. bedroom suite, ash 5 legged dining table, 3 drawer chest with matching bed, love seat, chesterfield and chair, open washstand, pressback chairs, brass and glass coffee and end tables, oedar chest, good single box spring and mattress with pine frame, several dressers and chest of drawers, 2 small china cabinets, lovely gate leg exten- sion table, wooden and cOshion settee, refrigerator, 2e elec. range, elec. dryer, 2 coloured TVs several upholstered chaks, up- tight vacuum, Singer sewing machine, air conditioner, bracket oil lamp, gingerbread dock, good wood burning cook stove, area rug, lamps,ulN frames, crocks, croklnole board,'oopper boiler, rocker, nice Tiffany style table lamp antique sleigh, hooked mats, hand and garden tools (some antique), 2 step ladders, 20' ext. ladder, elec. lawn mower, kitchenware, small • • ances, china, glass, fig- urines, Allred Meakin dinnerware, • • • . , books, exercise equip- ment, lanterns, a quantity of wooden fo • • chairs and hundreds of useful and collectible Nems. Bob Haywood AuctIrkeorvtw 235-0874 Times -Advocate, December 29,1993 New j)l(tj'IiOlI St ? in Lxetei' An honest to goodness Igloo was a fun New Year's Day project for Justine (left), Kyle, Molly Dinney, and Ashley Johnston in the :Dinney's Waterloo Street back yard. Constructed, with the help of father Bill, out of about 5.00 blocks of snow (using a plastic mold) the igloo was sturdy enough to build a small fire inside to warm hot chocolate and toast marshmallows. With con- tinued cold temperatures, it may be a playhouse well into February. Benmiller Inn donates BENMILLER - Representatives from three Children's Charities ac- cepted donations last Tuesday from Benmiller Inn, proceeds from the Duck Race held October 10. Recipients and amounts given were as follows: Huron County Community Child Abuse C t rdi- nating Committee - $800., Child Find Huron County - $800. and the Independent Order of Foresters Foundation for the Prevention of Child Abuse - $1,600. ' "The IOF Foresters Child Abusc Prevention fund, through its net- work of volunteers, raises funds in local communities to help commu- nity based groups working in the area of child abuse prevention" said IOF Director of public rela- tions, Irene Tysall. Groups that re- ceive funding are all across the country. Bob Morris, past chair of the Huron County Community Child Abuse Coordinating Committee will find their donation helpful. "We plan to use our funds to rnntinuf supporting sting r.. • grams such as "Kids on the Block", which is a child abuse pre- vention puppet program presented to young children in schools." he said. Child Find Huron County is very active in programs structured to lo- cate children that have been ab- ducted by strangers or parents, and raise public awareness of this growing problem. Their portion of the proceeds will come in very useful. Carol Darling, of Child Find Hu- ron County said, "Educating both children and parents in street - proofing is vital in Mchools today. We have established Identification Programs for children of all ages such as "Kid Checks" where chil- dren are fingerprinted and photo- graphed." Benmilicr Inn plans to hold fu Lure fundraisers to continue raising money for children. Kathy Nichol, Innkeeper said "The response we received from the Community and organizations working in the field of child abuse prevention was overwhelming. We would like to thank everyone, including the local chapter of the Foresters, and the staff at Benmillcr Inn, for their ef- fort. Because this fundraiser was so successful, we have decided to The next "Ducky Derby" will be held October 2, 1994. By expand- ing the events, and releasing tickets for sale earlier, Benmiller plans to work with the same organizations next year to make 1994s duck race an even greater success. In STONEYRIDGE ESTATES In Exeter Valued at well over S200,000.00 Priced at $173,900. Don't miss this opportunity to own a new hrd'me - 2205 sq. ft. - - 2 1/2 baths - 4 bedrooms - oak kitchen cabinets - open oak staircase ceramic foyer and laundry - main floor laundry - brick drive and landscaped - MAINTENANCE FREE EXTERIOR For showing call 235.3293 Stoneyridge Develoaments Inc. ► ► ► ► 4 ;Non -Surgical Treatment of Varicose Veins and Spider Veins with Sclerotherapy Injections done by Mario M. Cauchi M.D. and Lorraine M. Cauchi R.N. Doctor Referral not necessary Initial consultation - free For appointment call 27 Bruce St. West, Goderich 524-4121 4 4 4 4 4 4 r 4 Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary BINGO Thurs., Jan. 6 7:00 p.m. 10 Regular Games 5 Specials 1 Share the Wealth Jackpot $650 Ali n,, ,.nclear 1 R , rtmiftnrt Lic. #M125539 1 Coming events SINGLES DANCE Sunday. January 9 at Wingham Legion Hall Dancing 7-11 p.m. Music by The Blue Diamond Trio. No blue jeans, please. lc THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY in Huron Canty requires volunteers in lead- ership for Patios Services, Health Promotion and Fundraising areas. An information session will be held Tuesday, January 11, 1994 at 6:30 pm. at the Ministry of Agricul- ture and Food Offices, 100 Don Street, Clinton, Ontario. For further information contact the Canadian Cancer Society, 20 Isaac Street, Clinton, Ontario or phone 482-7832. 1 c USBORNE-BLANSHARD Join Levee, Sunday, January 9, 1994 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Kirkton-Woodham Community Centre. Bring your organization's "Special Events" dates for our Community Calendar. 1c 424 Main St. Exeter (519) 235-1331 Fax 2350766