Times Advocate, 1995-07-12, Page 20Page 20 Times -Advocate, July 12, 1995
Zurich Optimists plan bus trip to Canada's Wonderland
The trip is set for
Tuesday, July 18.
Carmel Sweeney
ZURICH - There's a bus trip
planned to Canada's Wonderland
from Zurich Arena on Tuesday,
July 18. if you're interested, phone
Optimist Club member Terry at
238-8033 as soon as possible. It
will cost $22 per person for the ride
and a ticket into the park. The bus
leaves at 8 a.m. and returns at 8
p.m.
Parents Without Partners
Parents Without Partners next
general meeting is July 13 at 7:30
p.m. at St. Paul's Anglican Church,
Hwy. 8, Clinton. There will be a
guest speaker. For information call
Bonnie at 236-4691.
Bible School
Many children from the various
churches in Zurich enjoyed taking
part in the Vacation Bible School
held last week at the Mennonite
and Lutheran Church halls. The
theme was "Our Family".
A musical program and skit
wrapped up what they learned and
was 'enjoyed by many parents,
friends and relatives.
Contestants needed
Contestants between 17 and 21
years of age are needed for the Fair
Ambassador contest to be held July
21. Phone Jodi Schilbe, 236-7309
before July 16.
Chicken barbecue
Advance tickets are available for
the chicken barbecue supper being
held at the Mennonite Church on
July 27 beginning at 5 p.m. They
can be purchased at Huron Ridge
Flowers, C.G. Farm Supply and
Seyler's Food Land at $8.50 for
adults and $4.00 for children from
six to ten years of age.
Medal winner
An Exeter girl, Courtney Oke, a
member of the London Aquatic
Centre Swim Team competed in
Etobicoke at the All Ontario Finals,
winning a Provincial Gold Medal
in the 1 1- 12 year old 200 Butterfly
Event. Courtney is the daughter of
Wayne and Deb Oke, Exeter,
granddaughter of Don and Betty
Oke, Zurich and great-
granddaughter of Vera O'Brien.
Personals
A 90th birthday party and supper
was enjoyed by Kathelene Swee-
ney in Troy, Michigan on Satur-
day. Attending from our area were
Mozart and Marie Gelinas Sr., Je-
rome and Carmel Sweeney, Sharon
Silverstein and Jim and Carol
Sweeney all of London. Relatives
also attended from Windsor and
Detroit.
Joanne Lansbergen will he re -
UPCOMING
AUCTIONS
Auctioneer Bob Heywood
, 235-0874 Res. 235-4469 Bus.
THIS WEEK; WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY 12 at 5 p.m.
Dispersing the household of Mr. Lloyd Ballantyne plus additions for Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Brintnell incl - walnut console dining table with 4 chairs,
maple dining table and 4 chairs, 2 - 3 pc. bedroom suites (good). box
spring and mattress like new, 2 china cabinets (1 corner}, 2 pc. wail
unit, 2 chest freezers, (1 apt. size). microwave. air conditioner, 2 color
TVs, lamp and plant tables, sewing machine, china and glass, cast iron
seat. tools. lawnmower etc. 1982 Plymouth Reliant K car. Full list in
last weeks paper.
NEXT WEEK - WED. EVENING JULY 19 AT 5 P.M.
Dispersing estate furnishings and effects for the late Mr. Fred Jones
and additions from a Hay Township residence.
HOUSEHOLD & MISC; 2 - 3 pc. bedroom suites, nice china cabinet.
lamp and plant tables, chesterfield and chair, dining room furnishings,
chrome table and 6 chairs, 3 pc. parlour settee set, single waterbed,
old pail bench and arrowback chairs, 2 recliners. 24" elec range. elec
dryer, antique bonnet chest, early Admiral TV, 4 antique wooden chairs
with woven seats. Ig. Doherty pump organ, old frames, computer desk
etc., old cupboard bottom and butcher table, old Dashwood area
calendars: crocks, hooked mats, china and glass, old tins, 8 mm movie
camera and acc., kitchenware and collectibles, hand and garden tools,
2 utility trailers (like new), several gas lawn mowers, MF 85 riding
lawnmower, gas weedeater, step ladders, old snowmobile, 1982
Silverado Chev 1/2 ton with topper in good shape.
Auctioneer: Bob Heywood Res. 235-0874 Bus. 235-4469
Large Auction Sale
-To be held for Ken and Lois Ottewell. Go 11 miles north of
Goderich on Highway 21 to Thompson Elevator. turn right, go 1
mile east then 1/2 mile south or 4 miles west of Dungannon then
1/2 mile south (watch for signs).
Saturday July 15 at 10 a.m,
MACHINERY; MF 8 ft. disc, MF 3 PTH, hay mower, Overum 3
furrow plow, 2 older gravity boxes on wagons, Continental 200
gal. 3 PTH sprayer, Massey drill on steel wheels, Ferguson
scuffler, side rake, 9 ft. cult. 5 ft. rotary cutter, 10 ft. trail disc,
AC 66 trail combine, lumber rough cut cherry, walnut, pine. ash. 7
1/2 x 12 trailer with dual wheels and surge brakes, 9 ft.
aluminum John boat.
GUNS; 10 gauge double barrel. 12 gauge single. muzzle loader.
pellet gun, shell loader, shell cases. lead shot. 40 duck decoys,
fishing tackle, tree stand. 3 hives of bees, extra boxes, honey
extractor, electric knife, fur harvesting equipment (good
selection).
POWER TOOLS; 15 inch power planer, 14 inch metal and wood
bandsaw. 4 ft. wood lathe, chisels, 2 chainsaws, power cement
trowel, cement mixer, buzz saw, shop vac.
ANTIQUES: 3 oil lamps. bag cart scale, Wildroot sign, 11 ft.
church pew, sleigh bells, 2 wooden planes, wooden clamp, 2
crocks, milk can, cant hook, 2 cross cut saws, cream can,
lantern, stereo scope and pictures. rocking chair, old piano sheet
music.
SHEET METAL TOOLS slip roll former. Beverly hand shear, 20
inch bar folder.
FURNITURE, APPLIANCES: Modern dining suite with hutch, china
cabinet (real nice), tea wagon, 2 wing back chairs cost $400
each, oil paintings, bedroom suite with box spring and mattress,
iron free side bench, round pedestal coffee table, chest freezer, 5
yr. old, 2 dehumidifiers, clothes dryer, chesterfield, brass floor
lamp, old china cabinet and buffet, wrought iron bench chairs and
table, bedding linens, dishes, garden tiller. barbecue, ladies 5
speed bike, 2 yrs. old, wheel barrow, hand tools. 8 yr. old black
Labrador trained hunter and retriever if not sold prior to auction.
Plus items too numerous to mention. Owners moving to B.C.
Lunch booth. Its worth your trip to see this beautiful place.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper ID.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
Owners Ken and Lois Ottewell 519-529-7010
Note: 2 auctioneers may be selling at the same time.
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turning to her home in 'Amsterdam
after enjoying three weeks of beau-
tiful summer weather in the Zurich
area.
Happy birthday wishes go out to
Cork (Don) Bedard on July 10.
The community welcomes home
Helen Walker, who spent the past
live weeks visiting with her daugh-
ter Sue and Andy Markson and
their three boys in Vernon, B.C.
Returning with Helen is her 13 -
year -old grandson Joel, who will
spend a month here.
The family or Karl and Mary Re-
gier, Carolyn and Peter Mathonia
and children, Charlene and Andy
Grainger and their children enjoyed
spending a few days away camping
last week north of Midland at Six -
mile Lake Provincial Park and Ke-
nessis Lake.
A buck and doe was held for Ca-
thy Hartman and Marshall Chanda
on Friday night at the Zurich Com-
munity Centre with several friends
and relatives attending. Cathy is
the daughter of Ray and Janice
Hartman of Zurich who is planning
to be married in October.
Ross and Helen McDougall of
Mount Forest spent the weekend
with friends Curtis and Mary
Gingerich and all attended the 50th
anniversary celebration of Earl and
Doreen Oesch on Saturday.
A good time was had by those
who attended the Merner family re-
union held Sunday near Dashwood
at the Black Bush School House.
The Heywood family reunion
was also held Sunday, at Mac -
Naughton Park in Exeter.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
ery to Marg Johnston of the Zurich
area who is home from hospital.
An open house for Hilda Rader
will be held at the Blue Water Rest
Home on July 16 from 2 to 4 p.m.
in honour of her 90th birthday.
Sympathy goes to the families
and relatives of the late Leo Crec-
es, and Laurene Schwartzentruber
who both passed away suddenly
last week.
Jeffrey Thomas Hartman, son of
Francis and Doreen, RR 3 Zurich,
was baptized at St. Boniface
Church on Sunday by Fr. Wronski.
Jennifer Morgan Smith, daughter
of Jeff and Donna from London
was also baptized. She is the grand-
daughter of Ed and Dorothy Smith
of Zurich.
Earl and Doreen Oesch celebrat-
ed their 50th wedding anniversary
at an o}ien house at the Mennonite
Church on Saturday with several
friends and relatives attending. Af-
terwards a dinner was held for fam-
ily members and invited guests.
Daughter Wendy and Bob Nye and
two boys from Rodonda Beach
were home to celebrate with her
parents. The couple's four other
children came from Toronto, For-
est, Brampton and Zurich and their
eight grandchildren also attended.
Louis and Josie Denomme re-
turned home on Saturday after a
three week vacation. They flew to
Calgary and attended the wedding
of their son Fred, to Toni Matic on
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3 bedroom, oak cabinets, large dining area. Eat in
kitchen, landscaped lot, high efficiency gas, full
basement. Located 1 block from downtown in private
court. Buy now and save. Call Roger Dougall 235-0448_
Open House Sat.., July 15, 12-4
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GREGUS COURT - attractive new home featuring large livingroom
with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, large kitchen, 2 full baths, laundry on main
floor, full basement with gas furnace and air exchanger. Double garage
and Krick drive. Close to school and downtown.
fak Phone 235-1647 Gregus Construction
Auction Sale
To be held 4 miles west of Holmesville on Cutline Road then 1/4
mile north or 1/4 miles east of Highway 21, then 1/4 mile north
for Lorne Porter.
Wednesday July 19 at 5 p.m,
TRACTORS; Belarus 500 diesel tractor run 1087 hours, Nuffield
465 diesel tractor. 1978 Plymouth Fury'ar, run 55000 kms.
MACHINERY; MF 3 PT hitch, dyne balance, hay mower, MF 18
plate one way disc, post hole digger. 5 ft. rotary cutter. old 6 x 18
trailer, Oliver 3 furrow 3 PTH plow, 2 old rollers, Oliver 13 ft. disc,
3 PTH fertilizer spreader. old Case trail combine, 3 PT hitch
cement mixer, new steel bandsaw, 120 gal. fuel tank, paint
shaker, old implements for scrap, old 10 ft. travel trailer. no
ownership, motorcycle, no ownership, horse sleigh. 12 aluminum
van truck body with roll up door, antique bag cart scale, 32-16 ft.
1/2 roof trusses, 2 axles with wheels, 12-4 x 8 x 3/4" sheets of
plywood with 2x4 frames, 40 sheets of new wall paneling, new
windows 20 1/4 x 64 3/4 casement window, 4 x 5 ft. window, 56
x 70 1/2, 62 x 49 3/4, walking plow, one or two wagon loads of
misc. items. Scrap iron.
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper iD.
Auctioneer Richard Lobb 482-7898 Clinton
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June 24 at St. Cecilia ( ti. 11
Calgary. Daughters Detwrah and
Jim Gavan and Alison from Sarnia
also attended. Steven Denomme
and his family from Abbotsford,
B.C. helped his brother to celebrate
the happy occasion. Louis and Jo-
sie returned to Abbotsford with
their son and spent two weeks visit-
ing with them.
Brussels livestock sales
BRUSSELS - Sales at Brussels Livestock for the week ending July 7, 1995,
Fed Cattle: 465 Cows:157 Veal calves: 202
Sheep & Goats: I l4 Stockers: 352 Pigs:152
The market at Bnissels Uvestock saw fed steers and heifers selling on an active trade
with fancy and exotics at a premium. Second cut cattle met pressure. cows sold S3. lower.
On Thursday veal sold steady. Lambs sold on a better demand at stronger prices. On Fri-
day stockers sold on an active trade with calves selling SI to S2 higher and yearlings
steady. There were 332 steers on offer selling from 88.00 to 94.00 to the high of 106.50.
Foray -one steers consigned by Cunningham Farms. Lucan averaging 1345 lbs. sold for
an average of 89.96 with sales to 97.75. Fourteen steers consigned by Beetonia Farms
Ltd.. Becton averaging 1296 lbs. sold for an average of 89.96 with sales to 97.75. Six
steers consigned by Paul Johnston, Bluevale averaging 1318 lbs. sold for an average of
94.72 with sales to 97.00. Twelve steers consigned by Bruce Robinson. Freclton, aver-
aging 1479 lbs. sold for an average of 84.29 with sales to 94.75. Thirty-four steers con-
signed by Don Culbert. Dungannon averaging 1355 lbs. sold for an average of 90.45 with
sales to 94.50. Three steers consigned by Jim Howatt, Londesborough averaging 1 148 lbs.
sold for an average of 92.32 with sales to 93.75. Thirteen steers consigned by Schmidt
Brook Farms Inc.. Woodstock averaging 1431 lbs. sold for an average of 88.54 with sales
to 93.00. Six steers consigned by Geo. Oakes. Clinton averaging 12432 lbs. sold for an av-
erage of 88.94 with sales to 92.00. One steer consigned by John Dietrich. Mitchell weigh-
ing 1 175 lbs. sold for 92.00. Thirty-three steers consigned by Murray Shiell• Wingham av-
eraging 1412 lbs. sold for an average of 86.09 with sales to 91.75.
There were 118 heifers on offer selling from 88.00 to 94.00 to the high of 107.50.
Four heifers consigned by Irvin Scherbarth. Monkton averaging 1328 lbs. sold for an
average of 93.54 with sales to 105.75. One heifer consigned by Murray Smith, Dublin
weighing 1225 lbs. sold for :100.00. Fourteen heifers consigned by Mux Lea Farms.
Woodstock averaging 1 188 lbs. sold for an average of 92.74 -with sales to 98.00- One heif-
er coesigned by Dave Hawkins, Wingham weighing 1150 lbs. sold for 94.00. Two heifers
consigned by Lauderlee Farms. Listowel averaging 1 158 lbs. sold for an average of 85.18
with sales to 92.50. Eight heifers consigned by Wayne Lembke, Chesley averaging 1 327
lbs. sold for an average of 78.54 with sales to 89.75. Four heifers consigned by Woodham
Farms, Woodham averaging 1067 lbs. sold for an average of 84.42 with sales to 89.00
Nine heifers consigned by Lyle Noble. Glencaim averaging 1283 lbs. sold for an average
of 83.23 with sales to 89.00. Two heifers consigned ,)y David Lembke, Chesley averaging
1 195 lbs. sold for 86.25.
There were 157 cows on offer selling from -W.00 to 58.00 to the high of 68.00.
One cow consigned by Glory Lane Farm. Wingham weighing 1500 lbs. sold for 68.00.
Four cows consigned by Bill Robinson, Auburn averaging 1461 lbs. sold for an average of
62.31 with sales w 64.25. Two cows consigned by K&A Beef Fame. Wroxeter averaging
1515 lbs. sold for an average of 60.46 with sales to 62.00.
There were 202 veal on offer selling. Hol: 70.00 to 80.00. Heavy & plain 60.00 to
70.00. Beef 80 00 to 116.50. One veal consigned by John Verberg. Londesboro weighing
660 lbs. sold for 116.50.
Lambs: under 50 lbs.
50 to 79 lbs.
Over 80 lbs.
Sheep:
Goats:
Stockers: Steers: 400-499 lbs.
500-599
600-699
700-799
800-x99
900&over
Heifers: 300-399 lbs.
400-.199
S(x)-599
600-699
700-799
800-899
900&over
110.00 to 153.00
96.00 to 117.00
42.00 to 57.00
25.00 to 135.00
97.00 to 120.00
99.00 to 124.00
86.00 10 121.00
90.00 to 109.50
82.0010 100.00
90.00 to 98.00
73.00 to 100.00
85.00 to 111.00
87.00 to 104.00
84.50 to 106.00
70.00 to 86.00
74.75 to 96.75
80.0010 94.50
Denfield livestock
DENFiELD - The market at Denfield traded steady
with fancy well fed cattle bringing a premium. Cows
were 2-3 dollars lower - pigs 2-3 dollars higher.
Lorne McKay, Petrolia, sold 6 steers ave. wt. 1390. ave.
price 91.25.
Garrett Farms, Granton, sold 8 heifers. ave. wt. 1183, ave.
price 90.89.
Rushton Farms, Lucan, sold 10 steers. ave. wt. 1364, ave. price 90.32.
Choice steers 88-72 -sales to 97.50 Good steers 86-90
Choice heifers 89-91, sales to 97. Good heifers 85-90
Common 7 78-85
D I & D2 cows 52-55 D3 cows 48-52
Shells 20-40 Bulls 65-79
D4 cows 40-48 Shells 25-35
Bulls 68-78 Small calves $50.-$100.
Good Holstein calves $150.-$200
Pigs 30-40 lbs. 65-70 cents 40-50 lbs. 60-70 cents
50-60 lbs. 60-70 cents
Boars 30-32 cents
Sows 35-40 cents
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Mature treed lot, close to
schools and shopping. 2 - 3
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HOUSEHOLD AUCTION
Of excellent furnishings,
antiques, misc. etc. From Ailsa
Craig est., London and Ilderton
homes.
Thursday evening, July 13 -
5:30 p.m.
Ilderton Fair Grounds just 7
mil N.W. of London.
ANTIQUES: Wicker love seat,
arm chair and stool set. drop
leaf table and chairs, rockers,
8 pc. dining room suite, glass
door book cupboard. small
tables, chests of drawers,
treadle sewing machine, coal
oil lamps, press back rocker,
cane bottom chairs. oak
dresser, fern stand, hall tree,
crocks, small scales, hump
back trunk, some glassware
and dishes, etc.
HOUSEHOLD.: G.E., 30"
almond stove with self clean
oven, RCA 46" colored TV with
remote (new with 5 yr. guaran-
tee), large sectional chester-
field with cushions (like new),
coffee and end tables, speak-
ers and stands, chests of
drawers, Roxton maple twin
beds and mattress' (excel-
lent), wooden kitchen table
and chairs, sofa bed.
Simplicity dryer, kg. or Ib.
weigh scale, water bed frame
with bookcase headboard,
brass fireplace irons, G.E. dry-
er, office chairs, single bed,.4
pc. bedroom suites, (queen
size bed) 3 pc. bedroom suite,
cupboard top, stereos, chrome
set, 4 pc. chesterfield suite,
color cabinet TV, upholstered
chairs, double bed, feather
tick, pictures, metal shelving,
leatherette chesterfield and
chair, twin beds, portable
Singer electric sewing
machine, small tables of a.1
kinds, lamps of all kinds,
linen, bedding, blankets of all
kinds, kitchen dishes, pots
and pans, small appliances,
rugs, 2 pc. chesterfield suite,
small organ, misc. hand and
garden tools of all kinds, some
box lots, etc.
This is not a consignment
sale. Plan to attend.
TERMS: Cash or known
cheque sale night. Lunch
booth. Consignment sale will
be held later on in July. Let us
know what you wish to
consign.
Auotllonsow
Filson & Robson
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