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Exeter Times—Advocate
Announcements
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* ROYAL A1RES
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for Darren McCarter
& Christine
MacKichan
Sat,
Sept
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
Plaids Community Cantrs
S5•/person. No minors.
Lurch provided. Di
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di 1 would like to thank all my customers, friends and
family who have supported me during my eighteen
years as manager of
Greeting Card World
Special thanks to my loyal staff for their support
throughout the years.
Best wishes to Jane and Roger Kemsley, the new
owners of Greeting Card World.
Love Barb
R.E. POOLEY BRANCH NO. 167
Legion Week Events
"OPEN TO ALL THE COMMUNITY"
Please watch for our display
in the former National Trust Building
Mon. S.pt. 20 - Euchre
Tues. Sept. 21 - Cribbage
Wed. Sent. 2a - Afternoon Seniors Shuffleboard
- Evening Bridge
Thurs. Sept. 23 - 7-9 p.m. Seniors Shuffleboard
- 8 p.m. General Meeting
Under New Business "You and Your Ideas"
Please come and participate bringing new spirit to our
endeavours! +
$at. Sept- 25 - 7 to 10 a.m. Morning Breakfast
• Eggs, • Sausage • Homefries • Pancakes
BAKE SALE AND YARD SALE
All donations in by Sept. 23 "No Clothes Please"'
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Please sign up with Bob Reynolds at 235-2309
by Fri. Sept. 24
McBRIDE - MOIR
Shannon
Kathleen and
Brian James,
together with
their parents
Gerald and
Jeanette McBride
and Harry and
Bev Moir are
happy to
announce their
forthcoming mar-
riage.
arriage. Shannon
and Brian will
begin their new
life together on
Saturday,
September 18,
1999 at the
Exeter United
Church.. Friends
are welcome at their reception - 9 p.m.
- Souk Huron Recreation Centre.
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Graduate - Peter and
Shirley Phillips are
proud to announce the
graduation of their
daughter Melanie from
Simon Fraser
University, Burnaby,
B.C. in June with a
Bachelor of Fine Arts
in Dance.
Congratulations Mel!
Love and . Best Wishes,
Mom, Dad and
Richard
P.S. Happy birthday
and good luck in New
Zealand
Pym receives 50 year jewel
EXETER - Jean Hodgert
hosted 18 sisters for a pot
luck dinner.
Sis. Lillian Pym
received her 50 year jewel
after dinner.
Congratulations!
The meeting was held
and all the summer corre-
spondence and business
was dealt with.
Past Noble Grands will
meet at the home of Sis.
Ruby Beaver's home on
Sept. 9 for a pot luck din-
ner at 6:30 p.m.
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Sunshine Kids
Co-op
Pre -School
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Sat., Sept. 11
10 a.m. - noon
EXETER UNITED CHURCH
Be part of your child's
education!
Join us at Sunshine Kids
for the morning and
observe the program
For mar. Information
car: Ruth Marc Ross
23or-235-1881.
Scout Registration
�YENT.URERS • SCOUTS
ti � ��... , •CUBS & BEAVERS
THURS. SEPT. 9 at 7 p.m.
Lions Youth Centre, Exeter
New and renewing members
or leaders welcome
QUESTIONS: 235-4037
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BUFFET DiNNER & DANCE
with The Romeros
Sat. Sept. 11/99
Please reserve 236.7707
HWY. #21 JUST NORTH OF ST. JOSEPH
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DISTRICT#5 AL -ANON - is holding its 13th Annual Al -
Anon Day in St. Marys on Sunday, September 12, 1999. It
will be held at the St. Marys Legion Hall, St. Marys. This
years theme is the "Three Spiritual Principles - Recovery,
Unity, Service". There will be speakers from Al -Anon,
Alateen and Alcoholics Anonymous. Everyone welcome.
Registration begins at 9:00am. Adults $6.00, teens $3.00.
There will be a potluck lunch. (36x)
HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING -
Thursday, September 16. 8pm. Bayfield United! Church
with talk and slides by Mac Campbell. (36)
SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL AUXILLARY MEETING -
Tusday, September 14, Pot luck lunch 12:30 Meeting 1:30.
(36*)
TIME / TALENT / TREASURE AUCTION - Sept. 11 at
Exeter United Church. Barbeque at 6:30, auction 7:30. (36)
October will be a busy
month as new officers
from St. Marys, Brussels
and Clinton will be
installed. Exeter officers
will be installed on Oct.
20.
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ONTARIO GOVERNMENT TENDER
Standing agreements are needed for the Ontario Devel-
opment Corporation, Huron Industrial Park. A company
may tender on any or all supplies. Individual dealed
tenders for the contracts will be received until 12:00
noon on Monday, September 20, 1999. Standin
Agreements would be in effect from October 1, 1
until March 31, 2000.
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - TENDER NO. WWI
GENERAL BUILDING SUPPLIES - TENDER NO.
H1P9916
PLUMBING SUPPLIES - TENDER NO. HiP99/17
HEATING (RESIDENTIAL) SUPPLIES - TENDER NO
HI P99/18
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES FOR INDUSTRIAL WREN
SYSTEMS - TENDER NO. HIP99/19
RESILIENT FLOORING SUPPLIES - TENDER NO.
99/20
Tarkett coordinates, 12 ft. or equivalent, fob Huron
Park. -
"The Ontario Government intends_ that equitable em-
ployment practices be supported , in the private sector
and encourages you to take an active role in achieving
the goals of employment equity?
Tender documents may be obtained from the Ontario
Development Corporation, Huron industrial Park, Huron
Park, Ontario, NOM 1 Y0. For further information regard-
ing these tenders please call (519) 228-6657.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily acceptable.
MINISTRY OF
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
& TRADE
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Auction .Calestdar
uctioneer Bob Heywood
235-0814 -
TONIGHTLWEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT. 8 AT 5 P.M.
AT SOUTH HURON REC CENTRE„ EXETER
Dispersing a Ig. offering from the century home of Gerald Glenn along
with additions for the Furtneys and Surplus office equip. ,for Lucan-
Biddulph municipal offices. Full list in last week's paper includes: 6
pc. oak veneer dining suite, 2. - 4 pc. bed suites, antique oak ext.
table, old cupboards, shelving, a ig. offering of china and glass and
collectible smalls, power tools and office equip. to sell at 7 p.m. incl.
lathe, table saw, scroll saw, antique combination safe on wheels,
hand and garden tools and much more.
Jlext Week. Wed. evening Seot.i5 at 5 o.m. at South Huron gas
Centre. Dispersing a large well kept offering for Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Webb of Forest along with additions from a London estate. Partial list-
ing incl. maple dinette table and 6 chairs, 2 -bedroom suites, small
tables for lamps and plants, auto washer and dryer, microwave,
water heater, chests and dressers, desk, a very lg. offering of useful
and collectible smalls, pictures and frames, hand and garden tools,
bicycles, Ford 11 hp garden tractor (no mower), Maytag fridge with ,
smoke glass front and ice dispenser, and much more.
AUCTION SALE
To be held at Lollies Auction Bulldhg in Clinton for Steve
Bearss Construction of Blyth plus a few additions.
Saturday, September 12 at 9 a.m.
CAR TRAILER: 1993 Pace Big Foot 38 ft. fifth wheel tri axle
enclosed car trailer with front living quarters and roll up door,
fifth wheel and ball hitch, self separate, Century deluxe truck
topper cost $1700. New Feb. 99 fits Dodge full size pick up,
home made 6'x10' hyd. dump trailer. Above items sell at 11:30
a.m.
EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS: 1998 NH quick attach Minnie Hoe and
pallet forks for Uni loader, Maska 20" plate tamper, 12 ft.
cement scrat., radial arm saw, 15" thickness planer, Makita 10"
mitre saw, 5 HP air compressor, 1 yr. old, airless paint sprayer 2
yrs., table saw, band saw, 6" jointer, extension ladders, cordless
drills, skill saws, 2-10 ft. aluminum brakes, 6" belt and drum
sander, air nailers and staplers, saftey harness ropes and belts,
3 Phaze electric converter 220 to 550 volts,Sawsali radial arm
saw, wood lathe, 200 ft. air hose, alt tight stove, 4 section
scaffolding and planks, desk, file cabinets, insulated chimney,
pipes, misc. flat stock soffit, some new windows, lights, Makita
nibier, nails, hand tools and related items.
Terns: cash or cheque with proper ID
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 5±9482-7898 Clinton
www.auctlonhotllne.com
Sat., Sept. 18 at 9 a.m. Furniture, appliances, antiques,
at Lobb Auction Clinton, for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howson of
Blyth plus additions.