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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-07-19, Page 13LADIES' Summer Cotton Dresses 3 Suits * Coats and Jackets * Slacks, Shorts, Pedal Pushers tr Bathing Suits * Pyjamas and Shortie Gowns * Summer Handbags ( SPECIAL PIECE GOODS SALE 25°A) Off ALL COTTONS & SUMMER DRESS MATERIALS SHOP EARLY AND SAVE SEE OUR Bargain Tables FOR EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS in PYJAMAS, GOWNS FOUNDATION GARMENTS, GIRLS' PANTIES, SOCKS, ETC. Model 900 Speedrower ... "A cut above all the rest" FASTEST-CUTTING WINDROWER ADE! More acres a day ... cleaner harvesting smoother cutting, Here's the self-propelled windrower that gives you all three—New Holland's "900" Speedrower, the "cuttin'est" windrower ever! With such performance, you can be sure the Speedrower has some im- portant features other wind rowers lack. There are nine such features altogether—all designed ro make your hay and grain harvesting go raster, easier. See us today for a free demon. stration. Ask about our flexible finance plan. Exeter Farm Equipment R, D. Jel myn Phone 235.1380 Exeter North TRUCK '51 FORD 3•TON STAKE with grain auger, tarp 650 '$3 CHEV 3-TON with combination dump $ $00 TRACT 115 '$8 OLIVER SUPER 77 with live PTO, used very little '$4 FORDSON MAJOR DIESEL, above average $1,250 '$1 MASSEY 44, super motor, new tires $ 900 '49 FORD with Skyline loader, Motor overhauled $1,000 '59 COCKSHUTT, 10' wheeled tandem disc, used very little $ 39$ '52 FORD 2-FURROW LIFT PLOW $ 150 2•SECTION DRAG HARROWS 5 25 OLD HORSE-DRAWN MOWER, two knives 510 OR L ESS M-H SIDE DELIVERY RAKE $10 OR 1,11155 I 19 For Sale or Renl 24 Tenders Wanted 25 Auction Sales Whalen SS group vies at Stratford F • A PHONE 190 Clearing: AUCTION SALE Of finance. :Co. Repp5wOorot Bankrupt Stocks, BOW Seizures and Personal' COC10911119011 Of Modern .Household. Furniture, Televisions,, Appliances And Brand New Clothing at the Arena in GRANTON SATURDAY, JULY 21 at 1:30 p.m. sharp Consisting of the following; 2-piece foam. rubber zippered s hi op chesterfield suites; large eons* model organ; combination radio and record player; chrome kitchen suites; 2-piece davenport .suites; . 5- piece bedroom .suites complete with box springs and matt- resses, with bookcase beds; 6 TV sets; automatic washer and dryer; refrigerator' and elec- tric ranges; conventional wash- er; two 39" continental beds; platform rockers; coffee and step tables; hostess and 'arm chairs; tri-light and table lamps; other odd pieces of furniture; quantity of brand 19c new clothing, plus many more items which will be released before sale day hut are not available fOr publication at this time, TERMS: Cash on . day of sale; 3% sales tax in effect; cheques accepted. KEITH FAWCETT and ARNOLD SMITH, Auctioneers 19c Maurice Baker, on SundaY- Air. and Airs. Oliver Baker and family attended the funeral, .43.y MRS. ARChiIE DEWAR of their nephew, Ronald But- son, of Munro,. who was acct- 2 USED POWER LAWN. MowER$ Pennsylvania 21" with easy start, $45; Maxwell 18" Swirl- eta, $35; both overhauled and in good shape* DON MacORBOOR 235.1273 William St, 19c 20 Wanted To Rent LAND, from 30 to 250 acres; fall possession, Write Times- Advocate, Box No, 6933, 12,26e 22 Notices I WILL NO LONGER BE re• sponsible for any debts incur- red by my wife, Elsie Noreen Joan Cooper, 'formerly of Cred- iton, This notice to be in effect as of July 5, 1962, Gerald Cooper, Crediton, Ontario. 5:12;19c TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN NOTICE TO ' PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY WEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land, in accordance with the weed. control act of 1960, 3, 13, 19, that unless noxious weeds growing on their lands, within the municipality of the Town- ship of Stephen are destroyed by July 16, 1962 and throughout the season, the municipality may enter upon the said land and have the weeds destroyed charging costs against the land in taxes as set out in the Act, The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited, Signed, ALEX CHESNEY, Weed inspector, Township of Stephen 12,19c Treasurer's Sale OF LAND FOR TAXES VILLAGE of GRAND BEND County of LAMBTON TO WIT: By virtue of a war- rant issued by the REEVE of the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND under his hand and seal of the said Corporation bearing the date the 11th day of June, Sale of lands in arrears of taxes in the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND will be held at my office at the hour of 10 a.m. o'clock in the morning on the 10th day of Oc- tober, 1962, unless the taxes and costs are sooner paid, Notice is hereby given that the list of lands for sale for arrears of taxes was published in the ONTARIO GAZETTE on the 7th day of July, 1962, and that copies of the said list may be had at my office. TREASURER'S OFFICE, this 11th day of June, 1962. MURRAY A. DES JARD1NS, Treasurer. 7:12-10:4 Topics from Woodham By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE 25 Auction Sales IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of Valuable Power Tools, Electric Appliances and other Miscellaneous Items on the premises ZURICH PUBLIC SCHOOL In the Village of Zurich The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by Public Auction on FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 20 At 6:30 p.m. Sharp Sale includes Yates heavy duty jig saw equipped with 1/2 h.p. electric motor; heavy duty automatic drill press with com- plete attachments and 1 h.p, electric motor; all steel turning lathe, fully equipped; Crafts• man mitre box and saw; table saw equipped with 14 h.p. elec- tric motor; ledge grinder; metal shaper and roller; large heavy duty vice; punch press; 5 small vices; carpenter tables; table benches equipped with wooden vice; large assortment of saws, planes, drills, brace and bits, wrenches, plyers, etc„ etc, Westinghouse electric wash- er; heavy galvanized double laundry tubs; ironing hoard; 4- burner electric stove; 5 desk- type Singer electric sewing machines with matching stools; assortment of tables; large cup- board equipped with sink; as- sortment of cupboards and book cases; chesterfield; occasional chairs; Heintzman piano; kitch• en utensils; carpet sweeper; kitchen chairs; desk. Many other miscellaneous items. Please Note: Above mentioned items all in first class condi- tion and will be sold without re- serve. In case of rain, sale will be held under cover. Hay Township School Area, Ray Fisher, Chairman Alvin Wainer, Auctioneer 12,19c By MRS,. FRANK SQUIRE WEALEN The annual SS picnic was held on Wednesday at Stratford Park. Around 80 were present for the noon meal and supper. During the afternoon Carol ".Fos- ter and .Cayle Duffield con- dueled, a .program of sports. Results of races were: Pre- 5000 boys, Robbie Morley; girls, Mary Johnson; boys, 6- 8 years, Joe French; girls, Ruth Ann McRoberts; boys, 9- 11 years, Gordon Hein; girls, Janice Morley; boys. 12-15, Roy McRoberts; girls, Sharon Hod- gins; Three-legged race, Sharen Hodgins and Carol Foster; wheelbarrow race, Roy Mc- Roberts and Earl French; kick slipper through hula-hoop, Jan- ice Morley; obstacle race, Rob- bie Morley; running backward race, senior boys, Iim, Foster and Lynn Sherwill; senior girls, Laura French and Carol Foster; junior girls backward race, Janice Morley; guessing jelly beans, Sharon Hodgins, Oldest person, Rev. D. Guest; youngest present, Peggy Soteher; mystery package, Al- ton Neil; closest birthday, Mrs. Shirley Hodgson; nearest wed- ding anniversary, Mr, and Mrs. J. Finkbeiner, Personal items. Miss Avis Hodgins and friend, Miss Donna Cowley, St Thomas, left by plane from Crumlin on Saturday to spend 10 days with the latter's parents at Saska- toon. Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Pullman, Roy and Ronnie visited with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Elliott, Lon- don Twp„ on Sunday. Miss Barbara Gibbercl and Miss Rose Betchel, London, were Saturday evening visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klahre, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hod- gins and Gordon attended a Hodgins reunion on Sunday aft- badly as the set of the pods is not good. Pastures are showing effects of lack of moisture as well as second cut hay. Several farm• ers have their second cut hay in the barn. -ernoort at ,Oadzow Park, St. Marys, The gathering was in honor of Air. and Mrs. Gordon Mark and family of Winnipeg who are visiting relatives in the community, Air. Laverne Morley has re- turned home from St, Joseph's Hospital, Grant and Allen Hodgins tended the .Edgeweod Jr. Farm- er's picnic on Sunday at Port Franks, Airs, William Brooks and Mrs. Ralph Parkinson, Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Simpson and Tom, Lon- don, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Mr. and Airs. Joe .O'Brien and Miss Phyllis O'Brien, London, were recent visitors with Air. and Mrs. William O'Brien. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Airs. Laverne Morley, Carol. Foster, Airs, Fred. Sotcher and Peggy, Mrs, Cora Morley, Mr, and Mrs, William. Morley, Jan- ice and Robbie and Mr. and Mrs, William French, Laura, Earl and Joe attended the Mor- ley reunion at Stratford Park on Saturday, Ronnie Mark of Winnipeg vis- ited on Monday with Gordon, Grant and Allen Hodgins. Mr, Keith Smith of Shallow Lake was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Morley, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee and daugh- ter, Lavina, Mrs. Wm, Brooks and. Alms. Ralph Parkinson, all of London, were Sunday callers with Mrs. Cora Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Norman. Hod- gins and family attended a Weiner roast at Fanshawe on Friday evening sponsored by the choir of St. Thomas Angli- can church, Contort. They also attended the SS picnic on the church grounds Wednesday eve- ning. Mr, and Airs, Milne Pullen motored to :Kincardine on Sun- day and spent the day, Airs. Laverne Morley, Sirs. Fred Sotcher and Peggy visited with Mrs. H. Broeze, Varna, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cann, London, were Thursday evening visitors with Mr, and Mrs. La- verne Morley. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gowdsward and. Joey, London, and Mr. John Miners, Elimville, visited the Motleys. New WOO frp.m. Baseline. Mr. and Mrs. Toni Coward, Paul and David attended the Hunkin reunion in Exeter on Sonday. Mrs. Harold O'Brien and Airs, Tom Coward attended the institute picnic sponsored by the Elimville WI at Exeter park on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. O'Reilly, Edward and Mary .Margaret, of Sudbury are spending a few holidays with her sister, Mrs. Fred Parkinson, Fred and Mr, and Mrs. ;Fred Parkin- son, Brenda, Margaret and Janet attended the Kerslake picnic held in Exeter on Sun- day. Misses Elizabeth Esson. and Donna Baker are spending some holidays with their aunt, Mrs. Donald Scriven and family in Rochester, New York. Miss Pat Reid of Harrington is spending the week with her friend, Miss Marlene 'Timms. Miss Vivian Baker has re- turned to her work in St. Mary's Hospital after spending her holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Baker. Air. Dave Christie and son Lloyd and grandchildren David and Ann Christie, of Edmonton, Alta., are visiting at the home of Mr. Robert Elston and plan on visiting with friends and relatives during their stay in Ontario. Mrs. Hugh McCourt, of At- wood, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Elston. Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elston on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs. Clare Elston and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Arthur, Third Line, Miss Doris Arthur and Mrs. Bob Smith, London, Mrs, Ida Knox, St. Marys, Airs. Hugh AlcCourt, of Atwood, and Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Elston. Mr, and. Mrs. Vytas Trecio- kas, Paul anti Ellen, of Don Mills, Mr. Grant Baker, of Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. S. Marriott, Ron and Maryanne, St. Marys, visited with their grandparents, Air. and Mrs. A. Dewar and Mr. and Airs. ..ww,iiso.;;;Xcr-N•r'"' dandy killed by a ,or while riding on his bicycle on way 23. Several neighbors also attended the funeral at Alit. eheii. Huron county crop report By D. H. MILES Huron Ag Rep • Swathing and combining of wheat and barley is proceed- ing rapidly as hot, dry weather is ripening grain faster than normal. Some spring grain has been swathed. The quality of winter wheat appears to be good and moisture is low. Dry weather may reduce anticipated spring grain yields. White beans need moisture TimpA-A099. July 17, 1962: P4.00, .11 '61 FORD SEDAN, 6-cylinder, low mile- age $2,200 '60 FORD SEDAN, Fairlane 500, auto- matic radio $1,900 '59 MONARCH SEDAN, loaded $1,895 '60 FALCON WAGON, 2-door, auto. matic $1,750 '60 FALCON 2-DOOR, a nice one. $1,600 '59 METEOR COACH, V-8, automatic, radio $1,400 '58 FORD settAN, deati $1,250 '$8 METEOR COACH, 6-cylinder, nice $1,250 '60 VAUXHALL SEDAN, lady-driven $1,200 '57 OLDS 4-rloor hardtop $ 995 '36 MONARCH 2•door hardtop 5 995 '56 4-door hardtop, a Woe one $ 800 '56 BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN, stick shift $ 750 '56 FORD CONVERTIBLE-try this for your love life $ 650 '$6 FORD COACH $660 btSoto SEDAN $ 295 tzttilliJ' SEDAN $ no Heating Renovations Sealed tenders will. be reeeiv• ed by the undersigned for heating renovations to the pre- sent beating system at the Huron County Court House, Coderich. Plans, specifications and ten- der forms can he secured from the undersigned. Tenders will close at 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 22, 1962. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk-Treasurer, County of Huron, Goderich, Ontario., Personal items Mr, and Mrs. Myron. Van Ness and granddaughter Carol Van Ness of Norwich, Connecticut spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. George Wheeler and Day- id. Miss Julie Webb spent a few days with her uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. William Whyte and family of Sarnia. Gary Hazelwood, Bob Mills and Derek Wareham are spend• ing this week at Bimini Camp. Mrs. Mary Brown, of Hamil- ton, and Mrs. Wilfred Brown, of Stratford, visited durng the Week with Mrs. Whitford Swit- zer. Mrs. L.. Copeland spent the weekend with Mrs. Clayton Speck of London, Mrs, Pest Robinson and baby Lynn are spending a few days With Mr, and Mrs, Oscar Brine, Mt. and Mrs. Harry Webber Spent the Weekend With Mr, and Mrs, Lewis Helfrich of Rochester, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. John Redd and family visited with Mr. And Mrs. Mitchell Aziz and family of London on Sunday. Mr. arid Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey And tobbit were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs, Glenn tract- ley of St* 'Marrs. Mrs. M. Copeland and jean Visited with Mrs. I). Johnston Kirkton on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mts, Beverly West. Man and. Janet, of Granteri, were Sunday,evening visitors With Mr, and rs. Glenn Conn. land and Cynthia, Mr. and Mt's, Albert Scott of Farquhar and Mr. Mid Mrs, Roy Russell and faniily of :Rita- Seldale and Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Erinticcll were Suhday MAAS With Mr. and Mrs, Rundle and Larry. And Mrs, Robert Rundle, Ant and Jack. and Rebell, Wareham visted on Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Payne of London, Mr, and Mrs. George Ball, Kathy and Debra, of Dundas, aud Mr, and Mrs. Bill Crago of London were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Norris Webb and family. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stacey and Mrs. HOward Dungey of Mitchell, Mrs, Florence Aikens of Guelph visited on Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and Mrs, Frank Levy. Mr. and Mrs, Grant Mills,' Jamie and Nancy of Calgary and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills of Exeter were Monday visitors with Miss Blanche and Rhea Mills and. Mr. Edgar Mills. Air, and Mrs. 'George Wheeler visited on Sunday evening with Mr. Clarence Fletcher. Mrs, Lew Walker of Pan- shawe and Mrs, Glena Sawyer of Victoria Hospital, London, visited on Saturday With Mrs. W. L. Switzer. (Intended for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Fred Misner and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott were guests Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Run- die and Larry. Mr, and Mrs. Norris Webb, Michael and Lorie were Sun- day guests with Mr. and Mrs, Henry and Thelma of St. Thomas. Mitt Jtilie Webb is holiday. iog with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Whyte of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Rog McCurdy attended the Bell Reunion at Seaferith on Saturday, Mr, and Mkt. Harry Webber, Air, and Mrs. Lloyd Cowdrey And Bobbie and Fred COwdity Of Kirktott, motored to lltights Grove., on SSunday ,arld met Mr. and I'S. George Webber and Alt and Alta..Beb Webber and faintly of Detroit for a picnic. Davies Grant Denning • Benn CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Municipal Auditors e DEVON BUILDING PH 235.0120 EXETER Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Off 25 MEN'S WEAR 20% OFF SAVE UP TO $30.00 ALL TAILORED-TO-MEASURE Suits, Slacks and Sportcoats Offer Good Until August 31 Ready-Made Suits Reg. $59.00 and $69.50 ne Price $49,00 FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY 25 (7o OFF MEN'S SPORT COATS, WINDBREAKERS SWIM TRUNKS, PLAY SHORTS CHILDREN'S * T-SHIRTS OVERALLS * SHORTS * PYJAMAS * BABY WEAR Sport Shirts Reg, to $4.00—SALE $2.95 Reg. to $5.00—SALE $3,95 Reg. to $6.00—SALE $4.95 T-Shirts Regular $1.50 SALE $1.19, 2 for $2,35 Regular $1.95 SALE $1,39, 2 for $2.75 Regular $4.95 SALE $2,95 BOYS' WEAR Sports Shirts & T-Shirts Reg. $2,98 Rog, $1.98 Reg. $1,49 SALE $1,98 SALE $1.49 SALE $1.19 Dress Trousers Val. to $6.95—SALE $2,98 20% Off SWIM TRUNKS SPORT COATS, SUITS WINDBREAKERS May & Son EXtTER THIS NEW SUPER DEXTA TRACTOR plus alt of these famous Ford products c be ours: 1963 Ford Styl d eside an Pick•u y p Truck: 1963 Comet Station Wagon; Post-hole digger; Lime & Fertilizer Spreader; Field Cultivator; Flexo-i-litch disc harrow; 3-bottom plow; Rotary Cutter; All-purpose Blade; Farm- Loader; Spring.Tooth Harrow; Rear Scoop. Come in and get your Entry Form for the 2nd Annual Ford Farm Family Quiz. Let your whole family in on the fun. All you have to do is match six photos of Ford Tractor owners to the clues. No purchase needed, No obit- gation, Only a bona-fide Canadian farm family can win. EMMA AT LARRY SNIDE LSAA tittry Snider Motors .Ld. -FORD, FAIRLANE, FALCON ANO 'RAO TRUCKS Phone 235.4.640 Exec