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22 Notices Centralia fetes twins
to be wed .Saturday
WILL OPNN .for •cider.
1Y People who .ere able to be
up and ,Areelled a enough tpresto. Room, board, waeh-
Mg. and ironing _done; living,
dining area with TV; reason-
able rates. Interested persons
phone 245.0720, 14c
AT THE ScHPO4
blr :Elizabeth. QpAr
Prepare
for program
Collection of Taxes
eisse
The activity periods have
started again at the school. In-
stead of nine 40-minute periods
a day, we now have ten 37-
minute periods. Sellout now
starts at nine o'clock and ends
at five after four.
During this activity period
the students are able topartici-
pate in the glee club, the bad-
mihton club, the bible club, the
orchestra, tile librarians club,
verse speaking, chess club, ma-
jorettes, cheerleading, paper
staff, athletic society, student
council and drama club,
All these activities are not
open all the students. The
drama club is only for grade 12
students and cheerleading and
kind to their senses and to end
all wars yet this loss may be
repeated.
22 .Notices.
ont le.Ohnn, PRO; Joe APIP
ler, Poll Clerk,
Poll No, S--eC o M m te.n i, t Y. Hall, Desliwood; Otto
DRO; Melvin Stade, Poll
Clerk,
Poll No. 7--weitzgr's Kitch-
en, Lot 10, Con, 17; Art Fink-
beiner, DRO; Mrs, Wilfred
Peejardioe, Poll. _Clerk.
Poll No. Macleonald'a
Store, Lot 40, Con. _$,B.; WA-
Ream Hicks, IRO; Maitrice
Murray, Poll Clerk,
poll No, 9 - William Des.
jordine, Lot 4, Con, A; Ezra
Webb, DR(); Mrs. Glenn Des-
jardine, Poll Clerk.
It should be noted that when
a proposed candidate is not
present at the nomination
meeting, his nomination paper
will not be valid unless there
is evidence satisfactory to the
Teturning officer 'that the pro•
posed candidate consents to
be so nominated,
And all electors are hereby
requested to govern them-
selves accordingly.
Crediton, Ont.
November 12, 1963,
ROSS HAUGH,
Returning Officer
14:21e
I will be in the Town
on the dates ond during the
hoere listed below for the col-
Iection of taxes for the Town
of Exeter. Please 'Arrange to
make payment on or before
these dates to avoid penalty,
FRIDAY, NOV, 29
7 9 pen,
SATURDAY, NOV, 30
9 - 12 1:30 - 5 pen,
Eric Carseadden,
Tax Collector
14:e1 ; 28c
23 regal Notices
CLERK'S NOTICE OF
FIRST POSTING OF
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Meta Frances Salter,
deceased,
All persons having claims
against the estate of Meta
Frances Salter, late of the
Town of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, Saleslady, who died
on or about the 16th day of
October 1963, are required to
file particulars of same with
Bell & Naughton, solicitors of
Exeter, Ontario by the 23rd
day of November 1963 after
which date the estate will be
distributed having regard only
to those claims of which no-
tice has been received,
Bell & Laughton
Solicitors for the Executors,
Exeter, Ont,
Silhouette
HAIR FASHIONS
PHONE 235-2951 EXETER
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
COUNTY OF HURON
Notice is hereby given that
I have complied with section
9 of the Voters' Lists Act,
and that I have posted up at
my office in the Village of
Zurich on the 5th day of No-
vember 1963 a list of persons
entitled to vote in the same
municipality at municipal
elections anIcl that such list
remains there for inspection,
And I hereby call upon all
voters to take immediate pro-
ceedings to have any errors
or omission's corrected ac-
cording to law, the last day
for appeal being the 19th day
of November 1963,
Dated this 5th day of No-
vember 1963.
H. W, BROKENSHIRE, Clerk
Township of Hay.
14c
14:21c
Voters' List
of Flint, Michigan, called on
friends in the village on Wed-
nesday of lest week.
Mr. Chas. McKeever arid
Mrs. Fulford of Clinton were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, John Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Abbott
visited for a few days in Ni-
agara Falls with their son Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Abbott and fa-
mily. Another son, Mr. and
Mrs, Clayton Abbott and Linda
left Buffalo on Monday by plane,
for California where they will
take up residence.
Cecil Winger of Lambeth was
a Monday visitor with his sister'
and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson,
War may only be ended le we
are taught God's way, which is
to love thy neighbour as ourself.
We can only solve our problems
by the presence of God in our
lives, Once we learn to love,
hate will be overcome and there
will be no more wars.
This message was .a different
approach to Remembrance Day
and it is one which Iliad thought
of but really never long enough
to get the real meaning.
the glee club do not include
grade 9 students.
The extra period at the end of
the day gives everyone an op-
portunity to prepare tor com-
mencement which is held in
December and also gives the
students an opportunity to do
some homework.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Remembrance Day was ob-
served at our school Thursday,
Student council was in charge
of the program and all. embers
of executive took Part.
Guest speaker was Rev. John
Boyne of Coven Presbyterian
Church and his message was
certainly inspirational. He said
that war was outmoded and that
it is only a way of hate and
death. Men of both the great
wars had fought to bring man-
SALE OF BOOKS
If you remember last week I
mentioned that the PaperStaff's
aim was to sell 450 yearbooks.
However sales were excellent
and 500 yearbooks were sold.
By MRS, FRED B9WDEN
CENTRALIA
Misses Jean and Joan Essery,
twin brides-elect of this week,
were guests of honor at a mis-
cellaneous shower in the church
Friday evening,
Mrs. Kenneth Greb presided
over a program in which the
CCeT took a prominent part.
A reading composed by Mrs.
Guest was given by Elaine Powe,
Mrs, Earl Mist gave a reading.
Ann Shoebottorn favored with a
piano solo. The address was
given by Mrs. Lorne Hicks,
Marilyn Morgan and S h gran
Lightfoot assisted the girls in
displaying the gifts. Jean and
Joan expressed thaeks for the
lovely gifts.
Marilyn Jory was hostess at
a miscellaneous shower, at her
home in Exeter, for Jean last
week.
Before leaving the London
Life, Joan was guest of honor
at a dinner at the Glenn Allen
Restaurant and was showered
with gifts,
Mrs. Jack Essery entertain-
ed at her home, honoring her
daughters, on Monday evening
when the gifts were displayed.
NEW OFFICERS
Remembrance was the theme
for the worship service at the
UCW meeting Thursday even-
ing. Mrs. Ross McFalls and
Mrs. R, Blair conducted the
service and were assisted by
Mrs. A, Mclealls, and by Mrs.
Kenneth Greb who gave a Re-
membrance Day reading.
Rural work in India was the
topic for study.
Mrs. Ross McFalls presided
for the business part of the
meeting, Rev, D. M. Guest pre-
seated the slate of new officers
as set up by the nominating
committee. Mrs, Kenneth Greb
24 Tenders Wanted
HENSALL UNITED CHURCH
FOR THE POSITION
OF CARETAKER
Nomination
will be held in the
TOWN HALL,
WEST McGILLIVRAY
TOWNSHIP of McGILLIVRAY
Written tenders are to be
forwarded to the undersigned
by Nov. 30, 1963 stating quali-
fications and salary expected.
A list of the duties may be
obtained from the undersign-
ed, Lowest tender not neces-
sarily accepted,
E, G. MANSFIELD,
Secretary, Board of Stewards,
Hensall United Church.
on
FRIDAY, NOV. 22, 1963
from 1:00 o'clock to 2:00 p.m.
for the purpose of
Nominating Candidates for
Reeve, Four Councillors and'
Two School Trustees for 1964.
W, J. AMOS, Township Clerk
and Returning Officer,
14:21c
FURNACE OIL
The Hensall Public School
Board invites tenders for fur-
nace oil, 'approximately 7,000
gallons annually, for the Hen-
salt Public School.
Please send tenders clearly
marked on or before Nov. 20,
1963, to 'Mr, Howard Scone,
Henson, Ontario, 14c
7-14n
COURT OF REVISION
A sitting of the Court of Re-
vision of the Town of Exeter
to hear appeals for addust.
ments in Assessment Roll will
be held in the Council Cham-
bers of the Town Hall at 7
pm, on Monday, November
18, 1963.
(Signed)
C, V. Pickard, Town Clerk,
25 Auction Sales
14c
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
Nomination
AUCTION SALE
of
Real Estate & Chattels
Under instructions from H,
Wolfe we will sell by public
auction in
CR ED ITON
on
WEDNESDAY, NOV, 20
at 1;30 o'clock the following:
REAL ESTATE in •the Vil-
lage of Crediton, Main St,
W„ lb storey frame house, 8
rooms, lots of shade trees,
Nice location to build a new
home, Ideal place to live,
Never flailing well. Sold sub-
ject to a moderate reserve
CHATTELS; Chesterfield, 2
burner oil stoves, like new
floor lamp; 3 rocking chairs
end tables; flower stand
small round table; clocks;
wooden beds, springs and
mattresses; mats; pictures;
kitchen dishes; utensils; sew-
ing machine; dressers; mir-
rors; dining room table with
7 chairs; 2-buener electric
stove; small 'sideboard; card
table; •antique bureau; china
cabinet; lawn chairs; gerden
tools; daybed; oil tank; Sun-
beam frying pan, radio, cur-
tains ,and drapes; phonogeaph
and 75 old,itime records and
many other items.
TERMS: Chattels, c a s
Terms of real estate made
kineWn on day of sale,
The estate of the late
Ilosina Wolfe
1/AltOLD WO/411'4,
Executor
WM, U. SMITH, Auct ,
Dial 234-6282 Crediton 140
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AND ELECTION
Public notice is hereby giv-
en that a meeting of the elec-
tors of the Township of Steph-
en will be held in the Town-
ship Hall, Orediton, on
MONDAY, NOV, 25, 1063
between the hours of 1;00
o'clock end 2;00 o'clock in
the aftereoen, for the purpose
of making end receiving domi-
nations fee Reeve, Deputy-
Reeve, Couneilmen, and also
for Trustees of the Township
School, Area comprising Sec-
tions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12,
14 end Union 8 and 16, two to
be elected,
And further notice is hereby
given that ri event, of more
candidates being proposed Arid
qualifying for any particular
Offlee than required to be
elected, the Proceedings will
be adjourned to
MONDAY, DEC, 2, 1968
when polls shall be opened
from 0 o'oloeli 0,m, Until 6
o'eleelt P,m,, At the following
plates with the undermention-
ed officer's to Pherge as fiNed
by township by-law '0'41
Poll No. 1-44ibrary Itootnat
Centralia; Gordon Wilson,
DRO; Miner P o W e, Poll
Cie*,
Pali Nee Devey s
Weller', Lot 17, Con. 3; Pres-
(On Dearing, DRO; Mrs.
Arehie Wiebber, Poll Clerk.
P011 4--AeYle f a Porber
Shop, PrePiteill Ocet'
richer P110; Nalson Sc henk,
Foil dieri;..
PA No, 4-4DownsIVIP
Cre-elten; Il rlss obi Einkbeinee,
DIRO; garden Morlook i Pell
Clerk,
Poll No, 0-0'10400's Xit
chen, Lot 10, Con, 12; Clem.
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16 Properly for Sale
PROPERTIES
FOR SAE
-Ncegmbor 14 PApp 11
By MISS MURIEL H E RN
Mr, and Mrs, Norman Ja-
ques and Shirley visited Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs, Dan
Traquair and family In Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hera
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Dixon and family of
Brinsley.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bernand
family were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and. Mrs„ Wm. Morley
of Whalen.
Mr. Ross item spent the
weekend in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. Ephriarn Hern
were Monday guests with Mr.
-and Mrs, Warren Brook of Ex-
eter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ballan-
tyne and family of Kirkton, Mrs.
Edna Langford, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Bern and family of Lon-
don were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Berriand
family,
will succeed Mrs. Ross McFalls
as president for the coming
year.
The December meeting will
be held on December 12, (one
week later than the Usual date.)
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. StephenMolnar
of Agincourt were visitors over
the week end with the farmer's
parents, Mr, and Mrs. 5, Mol-
nar.
Mrs. A, Hariton of Lobo mid
her daughter Mrs, P. yercoe
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ilux-
table and Bill of Centralia
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jones and boys.
Sunday guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ashworth and
Carol Ann of Denfield, Mr, and
Mrs. Ellison Whiting and Lloyd
of Parkhill,
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle
twaegree mhoeesttinagndofh oKsitpepsesn tooan gcroet ..-
gation with 15 in attendance on
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hank leinnendyk is a
patient in South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, being admitted for sur-
gery.
The annual bazaar will be held
Sat, Nov. 16 at 3 pm in St. An-
drew's United Church.
Messrs. Ed Morton, Dave
Triebner, Allen Tremeer, Wil-
mer Dalrymple, Ted Roberts,
Harold Parker, Wm, Bell, Jack
Bell, Grant McGregor, Jim Mc-
Allister, Ross Richardson,
Campbell Eyre, and Emerson
Kyle returned home Sunday
from a hunting trip in the Parry
Sound district,
25 Auction Sales
ROAN
AVCIPN. SALE
pf Household ..Effects
In the
TOWN OF SEA,FORTi/
Ooderleh St. W.,. on
SATURDAY, NOV. 23
At '1;00
Sectional 3-piece chester-
field; step-up corner table;
2 walnut end tables; 2 oc-
casional :chairs; 2 _coffee
tables; radio; fireplace irons;
Niagara massage lounge; ta-
ble lamps; .trilight lamps;
small walnut tables; TV oc-
casional •chair; chesterfield;
foot stool; mantel clock; 7-
piece walnut dining room
Suite; buffet; mirror; 2 mod-
ern bedroom suites; 10 pair
drapes, I peer for large plc.
ture window; 9:0.7 broadloom
rug with pad; 8x12 broadloom
rug with pad; scatter mats;
McClarys steble top electric
stove, hotpoint; 9-ft Frigid-
aire; kitchen set, table and
4 chairs; 15-ft. Frigidaire
deep freeze (1 yr. old); Easy
spin dryer washing machine
(new); Westinghouse dryer
(new); ping-pang table; studio
couch; dishes; smoker; croki-
nolo, board; lawn chairs; met-
al porch swing; lawn table
and - umbrella; - cedar picnic
table; step ladder; storm
windows and screens; com-
bination door; electric hedge
clippers; garden hose; Max-
well rotary mower 24, h.P.;
garden tools; quantity apple
wood and. other articles too
numerous to mention,
TERMS: Cash,
ESTATE OF THE LATE
MRS. LETHA MILLER
HAROLD JACKSON. Auct.
GEORGE POWELL, Clerk
14:21c
Want-Ads Get Results
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'64 C~1VIf(3LEr IMPALA COD
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EXETER - John Street; 13
blocks from ,Main Street, 2
storey, 3 bedroom, full bese.
menu, oil heal, sun parch, hy-
ing room, dining room, kitchen
and garage, Terms can be ar-
ranged,
EXETER Modern 2 bed-
room .home i cel herd, dinette,
kitchen. living reel% and at-
tached garage, Terms $2,000
down.
EXETER New; 3 bedroom,
east Side of town, living room,
dining _area, kitchen, 3-piece
teeth C.111,1e.C, mortgage,
EXETER - 3 bedroom, new
brick home, East side of town,
Well located. Torras can be
arranged, $18,500,00.
ZURICH - Nerth _side of high-
way 84, small frame house, 2.
bedroom, Low Own payment,
BEACH '0 PINES - Execu-
tive Class Summer home; 4
beerooms,. tcbe n, living
room, dining area. Fully in-
euleted year around dwelling,
Lot 220x130, 300 feet to the
beach,
FARMS FOR SALE
KIPPEN AREA - 100 acres,
brick modern house, insulated,
coal furnace, garage, Large
barn and implement shed, hog
pen, spring well, Possession
this fall, This farm is reason-
ably priced,
AILSA CRAIG - 100 acres,
Con, 9 McGillivray. Modern
house, good barn, clay loam,
Terms can , be arranged,
Your farm may be worth
more than you think. See us,
we have buyers.
LOTS FOR SALE
Dow Subdivision . $850 up
Thomas Street $750 up
W. H. HODGSON
LTD.
Real Estate & Insurance
Phone 235-2420
Salesman: Gib Dow
Penne 2e5.2764 10tfnc
11 Property For Rent
A aleric kept a artiall cafe in
bogie, One cleY the coin-
hinetton got out of Orders $0
he lleaVed the safe onto hie
Seetilder and Set, Off forfork )00,
With% On tile WPM he AMOY
ktioded down a beeinessmeni
f!Fee goodness sake," snap-
POO the Olen, owes, owe you
keep Your money in Wallet
like everybody Me?"
YOUR BEAUTY
PROBLEMS WECAI/Bin
WHEN HOME BEAUTY
AIDS WONt PERFORM
me PEA
SMALL HOUSE - Phone 235-
2425 Exeter, 14c
2-BEDROOM furnished house,
oil furnace, in Southcott Pines
Grand Bend; also 2 apart-
ments, furnished. Apply Irene
Gill, phone 238-2102. 14"
SPACIOUS 2-bedroom house,
bath, large living room, oil
heated in Green Acres, Grand
Bend. Apply to Mr. Earl Wei-
berg, Lucan or phone BA 74254
14:21c
1-BEDROOM furnished apart-
ment, central location, Apply
Parker Apts. Phone 235.0915,
11:14tfnc
2 - BEDROOM house, modern
conveniences; available now.
Apply Lloyd Lovell, Kippen.
Phone Hensall 265W1, 14:21e
HIGHWAY 4, Clandeboye; up-
per, 4 rooms, separate bath,
entrance; utilities paid; stove,
refrigerator; business or re-
tired people; weekly or
monthly rates, 227-4683 Lucan.
14:21c
TWO BEDROOM lower apart-
ment, private bathroom, heat
and 'hot Water supplied, avail-
able now, Apply 70 John St,
East, 7tfnc
4 - ROOM UPSTAIRS apart.
ment, 1 bedroom, oil heated,
private entrance, modern con-
veniences, a callable now,
Phone 235-1207. 7:14c
2-BEDROOM HOUSE, 3-piece
bath, kitchen, living room,
dining room, oil furnace, Ap-
ply
t
71 Siencoe St„ Exeter, 14
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT
1 bedroom, kitchen, living
room, bath, separate en-
trance, no pets, 'available Nov,
1, Phone 235-1$43 313 Carling
St, 31tfric
SPACIOUS 2ibedroom apart.
meat, heated, furnished, see.
orate entranc e, No pets
please, Apply 169 William St.
evenings or phone 2350736,
31tfne
CENTRALIA --- Near Stores,
P.0„ bus, school; unfurnish-
ed apartments; separate en-
trance; bath, kitchen; im-
mediate possession,e W, C.
Pearce, Realtor, Exeter, 235-
1402, eiltfnc
3-ROOM APARTMENT - Fur-
nished, heated, no children.
Phone 235-0300 or apply 68
Sanders St, E, 10tfile
ONE - BEDROOM apertment,
private b a t h , unfurnished,
heated, utilities paid. AVell-
able Nov, 1, Phone 235-038e or
apply 10 John St, Wee
18 for Rent
ROOM AVAILABLE, With
meals if required, Phone 200-
0320. 14e
VLOOR SANDERS, electric,
ReeVera hardware, phone
1.029, Exeter, 12:1etene