The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-12-12, Page 11* Faberge Toiletries, Tigress, Woodhue and
Flambeau
* Chanel Perfumes and Colognes
* DuBarry Seven Winds Colognes
* Winclsong, Stradivari Cologne Sets
• Brush and Comb Sets, Mirror Sets
* Chocolates by Jenny Lind in beautiful picture
framed boxes. A gift that is suitable for anyone.
$2.25, $2.75, $3.50, $5.95
* Billfolds, Card Sets etc.
MIDDLETON Drugs-
with a
JUST RIGHT
TOUCH !
From 1941 to 1961 the size
of the average Canadian farm
increased from 237 acres to
359 acres.
Centralia
By MRS. FRED tZtOWOgN
The church schoolroom was
gaily decorated in keeping with
the festive season Friday after-
noon for the TJCW Christmas
bazaar, tea and bake sale.
Christmas music was played
by Mrs. Kenneth liodgins and
the bazaar was opened by the
pastor, Rev, D, M, Guest.
Mrs, Art hr McEalls and
Mrs. Murray Elliott poured tea
at the smorgasbord table.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Birtch
and Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth of
Paris were guests with Mr. amid
Mrs. Murray Abbott Wednesday
evening of last week.
Bruce and Brenda Gaynor,
returned home from St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London, Satur-
day, having been hospitalized
for a week following eye sur-
gery.
Mrs. Allan McLay of Ripley
is visiting with her niece and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Powe and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Elston
were Saturday evening visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Abbott.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Jaques and Ste-
ven and attended the musicale
in the Zion West United Church
Sunday evening.
There will be two services
in the church Sunday (Dec. 15),
The White Gift service will be
held in the morning and the
CGIT will present the annual
vesper service at 8 o'clock.
17 Properly For Rent
1-I3 EDIIOOM apartment, un-
furnished, ea te ground
floor, separate entrance. 90
Victoria St, W. Phone 235-130 4,
12: nano
CENTRALIA DUPLEX near
stores, bus, school, un-
furnished apartments have
conveniences, separate en-
trances, new oil :furnace. W.
C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter,
235-1402. 2ltfne ...„ .
SPACIOUS. 2-bedroom apart-
ment., heated, furnished, '.sep-
prate entrance. No pets
Please. Apply 169 William St.
evenings or phone 235-0736,
31tfne
18 For Rent
FLOOR, SANDERS, electric,
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1033, Exeter. 12:13tfne
20 Wanted To Rent
COUPLE WITH BABY desire
to rent or sublet nice, furnish-
ed 2-bedroom suite or home,
January-April. Prefer Exeter-
Lucan area. Please reply to
C. D. Westeott, Suite A, 1604
38 Street S. W. Calgary Al-
berta. 12:19c
3 - BEDROOM or 2 - bedroom
house or bungalow in or near
Exeter. Occupancy January 1,
1964. Required for teacher at
Public School Centralia RCAF
Station. Reply to D. Hilton,
Box 173 Bobcaygeon, Ont.
5:12:19c
25 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Implements
AT LOT NO. 19, N.B.C.
HAY TOWNSHIP
2 miles north of Zurich on
the Goshen Line, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14
at 1:30 p.m. the following:
IMPLEMENTS - Oliver 600-
60 tractor with L.P.T.O., 2
years old, in A-1 condition;
International 3 - furrow ace
bottom tractor plow on rub-
ber, nearly new; Im.H. 3-fur-
row wide bottom tractor plow
on rubber; International 2-fur-
row tractor plow; Oliver 2-
row corn scuffler; M.H. bean
puller; John Deere cultivator
on rubber; M.H. 15-disc fer-
tilizer drill; Oliver 2-row corn
planter with fertilizer attach-
ments; 3-drum steel roller;
rubber tire wagon; grain box;
3-section drag harrows; Mc-
Cormick-Deering electric
cream separator, like new;
quantity of wood.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
Westinghouse 11 cu. ft. re-
frigerator with full top freez-
er, like new; 3-piece chester-
field suite with slip covers.
TERMS: Cash.
MICKEY FEJKL, Proprietor
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT, Auct.
5:12e
Ranked by value, Canada's
ten leading export commodities
in 1962 were: newsprint paper,
wheat, lumber and timber, wood
pulp, nickel, aluminum andpro-
ducts, crude petroleum, iron
ore, copper and products,
uranium and concentrates.
YOUR
ONE-
STOP
GIFT CENTRE
Cosy Bedroom SLIPPERS
. • for the ENTIRE FAMILY. Many styles to
choose from. Some lined with genuine Shearling, See
The ever-popular KAUFMAN FOAMTREADS
and the new "SHAGGY" TYPES for women and children ,
SNOW BOOTS
- for a gift that you will be remembered by
in the cold days ahead. Ladies' styles come in black,
and brown nylon, suede, leather
and genuine waterproofed. Your choice of heels -
illusion, stack or flat.
FOR THE MAN IN YOUR LIFE
... we suggest a pair of HARTT or SCOTT McHALE
SHOES, or maybe a pair of "KEN WATSON"
CURLING BOOTS. A gift certificate for him will
mean that he can come in after the holiday
and be properly fitted.
SKATES
. . . there's still time to trade in those second-
hand skates on a new pair. TOP PRICES \ ALLOWED
LUGGAGE SPECIAL
. . . two-piece ladies' set by McBRINE at only
$22.95 PER SET (single or in sets). Many
others from which to choose.
A TRAVEL SHOE-SHINE KIT
. . By KIWI. Completes anyone's wardrobe.
SMYTH'S
Shoe Store Ltd.
MAIN STREET EXETER
17 Properly For Rent
3-ROOM furnished apartment,
electric range, refrigerator,
hot and cold water on tap.
No pets. W. C. Pearce, Real-
tor, 86 Anne St. 12:12lifne
2-BEDROOM apartment, large
rooms, ground floor. Phone
235-2620. 12c
UPSTAIRS apartment, 2-bed-
room, in Hensall, available
Jan. 1, '64. Phone 88R12 Zur-
ich. 12:19*
4-BEDROOM house in Exeter,
available Jan. 1, '64. Apply
Wm. Westlake, phone 235-2417
after 6 p.m. 12:19*
APARTMENT, central loca-
tion, furnished, heated. Apply
Parker Apartments, Main St.
Phone 235-0915. 12:12tfne
3 - BEDROOM cottage, unfur-
nished, oil heat. Available
Jan. 1. Apply 169 William St.
or phone 235-0736 evenings or
Saturdays. 12:5tfnc
APARTMENT - 2 - bedroom,
modern kitchen, 4,pc. bath;
available Dec. 15. Elmart
Apt's, Main St., Exeter. Phone
Art Ganser 235-1505 days, 235-
2754 evenings. 12:5tfnc
2-BEDROOM apartment, heat-
ed; available Dec, 31. Apply
Attfield's Store, Crediton, 234-
6394. 12:5tfnc
2 - BEDROOM apartment, un-
furnished, In the former Sim-
mons apartment building.
Available immediately. Phone
235-2012 after 6 p.m. 12:5tfnc
APARTMENT - In Exeter,
4-room upstair apartment,
modern conveniences, avail-
able immediately. Phone 235-
1207 Exeter. Elmore McBride.
5:12e
16 Property For Sale
2 BEDROOM Modern home
on Carling St. Nice kitchen,
large bathroom. Full base.
Ment with finished recreation
room. Terms..
4 HgDHOOM Wise on An-
drew St, .completely remodel.
ipd and has new oil furnace.
A nice family home.
FRAME HOUSE newly pov-
ered with instil siding. New
bathroom, 4 bedrooms, living
room and kitchen, Full price
$4,564 with terms,
concrete driveway ,from the
street to a large attached ga-
rage This home could not now be built for the asking
price,
WANT AN INCOME-A com-
pletely modernized older home
located one block from Main.
Street. A separate self con-
tained apartment provides in-
come enough to pay expenses.
The let is large and well land-
soaped.
ON CARLING STREET, we
have for sale a tidy 3-bed•
room instil-brick home with
full basement and oil heat.
Aluminum storms, screens
and doors. Asking price only
$7,700.00
A LOVELY RED RUG brick
home located on a corner lot.
Attached garage and oil heat.
Mortgaging can be arranged.
LARGE 3-BEDROOM home
with wood panel family room
with natural fireplace, full
basement, oil heat, attached
garage, close to schools.
Terms can be arranged. $2,500
down,
THREE-BEDROOM brick, lo-
cated one block from town,
large living room with fire-
place, full basement, oil heat.
$600.00 for a 76' building lot.
We can even let you have it
for $50.00 down payment.
FIRST MORTGAGES
QUICKLY ARRANGED
JOHN BURKE
Limited
DEVON BUILDING
Phone 235-1863 28tfne
IN LUCAN-Modern 1 storey,
2 - bedroom, newly painted
home; garage, private drive.
Owner moving to Ottawa.
Phone 227-4775. 5:12:19e
LARGE BRICK duplex house
on Simeoe St, within 1 block
of Main. For full information
phone 235-0477 Exeter. 5:12nc
COMFORTABLE HOUSE in
Hensall to settle the estate of
the late Edgar McQueen. Ap-
ply to Edison Forrest, 267J3
Hensall. 5:12:190
EXETER - Brick duplex;
each has conveniences; $3,000
down, balance per mo. owner
take back the mortgage; oil
furnace. Centralia brick du-
plex, near stores, P.O., bus,
school, abundance w a t e r,
$2,800 down, balance per mo.,
new oil furnace. W. C. Pearce,
Realtor, Exeter, 235.1402, Bill
Armstrong, Salesman, 235-1376
2ltfnc
C. V. PICKARD
INSURANCE &
REAL ESTATE
4-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE,
well located for schools. Nice-
ly treed lot. House is well
built and in good repair.
Newly furnished kitchen and
oil burning furnace. Reason-
able taxes and price. A family
house.
BRICK HOUSE-This is one
of the better homes in Exeter.
In good repair inside and out.
Large living room, dining
room, den and a particularly
attractive family room.
Screened and glassed for year
round comfort. Central loca-
tion. Reasonable taxes. One
quarter cash with owner hold-
ing mortgage for balance.
We will be pleased to give
you service on your insurance
needs,
C. V. PICKARD
394 Main St. Phone 235-0310
10: 3tfnc
Call JB
At
1863
13 For Sale.
14 Wanted To Buy
USED POWER cutting box,
with or without pipes, Phone
235-1917, Lloyd Reynolds. 12*
GOOD QUALITY HAY, alfalfa
or clover. Phone 738-4343 or
write H, Heaton, RR 1 Har-
row. 12:234:16*
SET OF Encyclopedia. Phone
235-2835. 12c
15 Wanted
FREE - A home for puppies,
Collie and Shepherd cross. Ap-
ply Lon Hodgins, RR 3 Ailsa
Craig. 12:19*
16 Property For Sale
PaSsenger train,. 4
car American flYer, 25.' of
track, in .excellent .condition,
Phone 45-2747.. 12c ...........
REBUILT bYdrarnatie trans-
52. to 56;
electric razors, .one With flex
head; child's crib with mat-
tress, Phone 235-0124. 12.*
3-PIECE c.II.esterfieicl, very
clean. Phone 214 Zurich, 12*
DACHSHUND PUPPY, male,
black and tan, 3 months old:
MrS„ .Alex MacIntosh,
boye, Phone Lucan 227-4598,
12:19e
1 GIRL'S. BIKE; 1 boy's bike;
1 new tricycle. Phone 235-1447,
12c
IFr‘fj[L[0 1 tAIITAIII 4 MUM LTD. • •t.nt, • • 11,
EQ TE WI 6
YO DEM
WE'RE READY 8
WAITING FOR YOUR
COMMAND
100 ACRE FARM in Biddulph.
$22,500.00.
DUE TO HEALTH reasons,
we have for sale the machine
shop which is now operated
by Marshall & Murray in
Exeter, This is a well equip-
ped shop with a steady busi-
ness that could be increased
by an experienced man.
Please call for further partic-
ulars,
BRAND NEW 3 bedroom
home with huge living room
and stone fireplace. There is
a two-car garage, and also a
separate two-bedroom apart-
ment which is rented. Terms
can be arranged.
BEAUTIFULLY landscaped
new home in North End,
Tastefully decorated and ex-
pensive wall-to-wall carpet in
dining and living room. A
Times-Advocate, December 190 Page n White Gift service
at ,Elimville church.
.See the W1;00
Continned from pagg$
ing, sailing, deep sea diving,
vuing, and soccer and tennis
matches were Island-wide
sports., Night clubs featured
calypso music, the ..,S$0 and
Shell Steel hands and limbo
dancers, Perhaps even mergl
enjoyed the frequent musical
jam sessions at the beach and.
house parties. Guitar, banjo,
conge drums and m orr ocos
formed a calypso background,
Row pleasant to be lulled„to
sleep by the surf, watch the
remarkable greens and bines of
the water, see the sunsets and
the moon sparkle on the pink
sand of our private beach.
When my parents visited in
August they fell in love with the
island as I had. MY decision to
leave necessitated selling my
mobylette, It was like losing a
part of me, Then as I watched
the pastel houses, the gorgeous
hues of the water and finally the
OCW unit 4
-- Continued from. page 9.
()it ewell; press, Mrs. John
Schroeder; group leaders, Mrs.
Harry Jeffery, Mrs, Hector
Murray, Mrs. Lyle Little,
A film "The Prince of
Peace" was introduced byMrs..
Schroeder, Mrs, Don MacGreg-
or presided for the meetingand
was assisted in the worship by
MurrayMrs. and Mrs, Harry
Jeffery. A reading was given by
Mrs. Howard Holtzman,
reefs •disappear beneath me I
asked myself once again o.
could leave this Paradise
Isle?"
But I know that someday I
Will return to my friends, the
Peacefulness and wholesome
beauty that I knew in Bermuda.
"What's the use of it ell?"
sighed the rooster as lie leaned
his head against the barn door,
,!Eggs yesterday; chickens to-
day; feather dusters tomor-
row."
Farmers choir also attended.
Wayne and Arthur Miller and
Donnie MacGregor of Brantford
spent the weekend with the for-
merfs grandmother, Mrs. 0.
Campbell,
A number from this corn-
Munity attended the musical
program held in Zion West
Church on Sunday evening spon-
sored by their choir.
Miss Kathryn Jane Faye of
London has been staying several
weeks with her great grand..
mother, Mrs. 0. Campbell.
Emma; What's so special
about a race horse?
Jim: Why, he's one animal
that can take a thousand or
more people for a ride at the
same time.
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIM VILLE
The White Gift service was
Observed Sands.), in a combined
service.
Mr. Elson Lynn, the Sunday
School superintendent, assisted
Rev, H, WilsonWiththe service,
Miss Janet Herriread the scrip-
ture and Mrs, Howard Pym read
the story.
The junior choir sang a
Christmas carol and the junior
boys, Michael Elforcl, Dennis
Brock, Bobby Clarke and Jimmy
Lynn took the offering.
The CGIT members decorat-
ed the church with Christmas
scenery and also adorned the
Christmas tree at the front.
The Elimville YPU was held
on Sunday evening at the Elim-
ville Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Skinner,
Larry, and Dale attended the
4-H Achievement Night at Clin-
ton Friday evening. Miss Carol
Johns a member of the Junior
Beth's
HAIR
STYLING
NEXT DOOR TO
SANDY ELLIOT'S
Open Tues., Wed., Thurs.,Sat.,
9 to 6
Friday 9 to 9
We specialize in
PERMS, COLOUR, SHAPING,
SHAMPOOS & SETS
For appointment phone
235-1452 Exeter
PHONE 235-1570 EXETER
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SHOP LINDENFIELDS
For DAD
It LAD
Rreart
NOTICE
•
As the holiday season approaches, adverse weather
conditions sometimes place a maximum burden on our
staff to maintain our high level of service to our customers.
To avoid serious congestion during this peak sales
period, we respectfully suggest that our customers pur-
chase their requirements as early as possible.
•
BREWERS' WAREHOUSING
COMPANY LIMITED
OPERATING BREWERS' RETAIL STORES
- STEVENS PUMP SHOTGUN
* COOEY REPEATERS AND SINGLE SHOTS
* SAVAGE & MOSSBERG AUTOMATIC 22's
* Gun Cases * Hats * Knives etc.
GIFTS FOR THE FISHERMAN Ina earning power that counts!
THE BEST IN REEL BUYS!
* Bronson * Mitchell Cup
* Pflucger * Shakespeare
SPIN CASTING RODS
from $5.95 up
Earning power depends on the ability of your truck to do the job at the lowest possible
cost. That's where Chevrolet Trucks shine. They've been earning top money for
owners on every kind of job, in every part of the country for many years. Your local
Chevrolet Truck dealer has the right Chevrolet Truck (5,000 to 43,000 lbs GVW)
with the right Chevrolet engine (90 to 252 hp) for your kind of hauling. No matter
which one you need, you can be sure of this: it'll have plenty of power-earning
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A General Motors Value
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Please
hini
October 22, 1963 for
Christmas General Motors Products of Canada, Limited,
Oshawa, Ontario.,
HAND AND POWER TOOLS
• Disston Hand Saws
* Stanley Nail Hammers
* Stanley Surform Files
• Swedish Wood Chisels
Dear Sirs:
We have been using Chevrolet Trucks since 1929
and at present 32 of the 39 units in our fleet are
CheVrolets.
Over the years we have found Chevrolet six
cylinder engines to be the most practical for our
fleet. The new 292 Cu, in. Six is the best
performer yet. It has ample poWer, is easy to
maintain and economical to operate',
We rely on our Chevrolets for the
dependability necessary in our year-round operation.
Our drivers find CheVrolet TtUcks completely
suitable for every type of job we handle, and I
Cannot speak toe highly of the success we have had
With Our Chevroleta,
Yours very..truly.
DOWELL'S CARTAGE & STORAdE, LTD',
Fulton,
Ant Manager. / 4-7 e
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TIMEX WATCHES, MEWS
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ALASKA DIAMOND FOR
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CORO JEWELLERY
STERLING PINS AND
CUFF LINKS
. ..... .....
The 292 Six- one of eleven job-proven
1964 Truck engines.
* BLACK AND DECKER DRILLS
$12.95 and up
* BLACK AND DECKER SANDER
$21.95
* BLACK AND DECKER JIG SAW
$17.95
Lindenfields
LTD.
Don't Forget to Visit Our Big Toytown.
Shop Early our Mock Is Going Easel
PHONE 235-2361 EXETER
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Motors Produots of Canada, Limited
September 26, 1963
bear Sirs:
We would
like to eXpresa our SatistaOtion
With
our Chevrolet
TrUcks. We
haU2 between Toronto
and Coeown and to
farmers within 2 fiVe Miles
s poth
our plant. This IS
a year-round
operation
on highwaya, cencestion and
farm roada. Out 2962
truek has a stake
body With hetet
and hulk bloWer
and is
poWered bY a
348 V8
engine, The
truck has
coVered just
oVer 30,000 miles and in addition the engine works about 10 hears Weekly oh built Unloading. We have
had
no engine trouble Of any
kind, ell thet hae
bees dons is
regUlar routine
tune-up
hnd oil changes, There's Oenty
or power
Mileage IS very good,
available even tor out heaviest
loads. and gas We era
well eatiafied With the all.,round
perfermance of
the
truck and eapooially I
to
the
engine.
We haVe fouhd our operating
Coats er
than on
pi,eoleueis, owned
trucks and expeet Chevrolet Trtielt
aehleve the Same
resUlts with
Our HEN,
'Yours truly,
-.-•.-•-*4., /4-**,
President t
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TAYLOR
JEWELLER MORE TRUCK-MORE TRUCKS foe
Be sure to watch Benanza each Sunday on the 650-TV network. Cheek your local listing for channel arid time, T-364e
PHONE 235.0660
SHELL BROS. LIMITED
ExeTER, oNT.
1.1•11•111•1••••• ••••••
The store with the greeif
and black front
A good place toChriatrilaN
shop.
Att7.0.V!irar, ,T.X:ffW:2417123SIIPAO
DON ROOTH
IELECTMC
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235-0282.70 HURON W