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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1963-12-31, Page 7Classifications 1, Lost, Strayed 2. Foend 3. Male Help Wanted 4, Female Help Wanted 5, Help Wanted 6, Business .Opportnnities 7. Teachers Wanted. 8, Siteatiens Wanted 9. Services 10, Livestock. For Sale 11. Poultry For Sale 12, Cars, Trucks. For Sale 13, For Sale 14. Wanted To Buy 15. Wanted 16, Property For Sale 17. Property For Rent 18. For . Rent 19, For Sale or Rent 20. Wanted To Rent . 21. Property Wanted 22. Notices 23, Legal Notices 24. Tenders Wanted 25, Auction Sales 4 Female Help Wanted Stenographer 5-DAY WEEK For permanent position in Exeter office, good salary. Apply Box NAS, Exeter Times-Advocate, 3:8tfnc December 31 rage 7 Classified Rates 22 Words .85 Each Additional Word 3f (Minimum 850) 20c Off If paid by Saturday following last insertion, Second Insertion 21/2 PER WORD (Minimum 550) 16 Properly For Sale 75 ACRES, good house with 4 bedrooms, barn and adjoining pole barn, machine shed, ga- rage, good ,supply roek well water, Located On Highway 83 2i. miles west of Dashwood. 12:24-1:23e 17 Property For Rent HOUSE in Exeter,2 bedrooms, living room, ining room, kitchen and complete bath- room, oil furnace; available Feb. 1, Phone 235-1817. 31tfnc 1-BEDROOM apartment;, un- furnished, heat e d, ground floor, separate entrance. 90 Victoria St. W. Phone 235-1304, 12:121111c 3-ROOM furnished apartment, electric range, refrigerator, hot and cold water on tap. No pets. W. C. Pearce, Real- tor, 86 Anne St. 12:12tfne 2 - BEDROOM apartment (up- stairs), heat water and hydro paid $65 per month. Phone 227-4830 Lucan. 12:24 tfnc 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 Gaiser 235-1505 days, 235- 2754 evenings, 12:5tfnc 2-BEDROOM apartment, heat- ed; available Dec. 31, Apply AU-field's Store, Crediton, 234- 6394. 1.2:5tfnc 2 - BEDROOM apartment, un- furnished, in the former Sim- mons apartment building. Available immediately. Phone 235-2012 after 6 p.m. 12:Stine CENTRALIA DUPLEX near stores, P.O., bus, school, un- furnished apartments have conveniences, separate en-' trances, new oil furnace. ,W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter, 235-1402. 211.fne 18 For Rent FLOOR. SANDERS, electric. Beavers Hardware, phone 235- 1033, Exeter. 12:13tfnc 22 Notices JIM'S REPAIR SERVICE — TV and radio, Phone Ailsa Craig 293-3134. 10:17tfne SEPTIC TANKS vacuum clean- ed. No mess, no fuss, speedy service. Phone Grand Bend 238-2031 or 288-2166. 8:8tfric YES, YOU CAN "CHICKEN OUT " AT CRESCENT We're reasonable people. If you become dissatisfied with your Crescent loan within 30 days, we won't hold you to it, Return • your loan and we'll cancel it with no ques- tion, no charge to you. Rea- sonable? Yes, and we're dis- creet, friendly and fast, too. Come in anytime and ask about our Guaranteed Mon- ey Service. Manager — John R. Keep Phone 235-0633 Exeter Crescent FINANCE CORPORATION LIMITED 31c 10 Livestock For Sale HOLSTEIN HEIFERS, vacci- nated, bred Hereford, due soon. John Berendsen, 14 miles east of Farquhar on Highway 83, Phone Kirkton 21R4, 11:28-1:2" GOATS FOR SALE — Phone 39R3 Dashwood. 31c 20 WEANER pigs. J. Hovius, phone 71R 1 Zurich. 31c 8 YORKSHIRE chunks, Phone 165R5 Dashwood. Earl Ratz. 311' ELECTRIC GRAIN grinder. Phone Mensal] 277J2. 31, DO YOU WANT more Money for your eggs? We will pay Up to 410 per dozen more for your 23 oz. eggs and over than paid for Grade A Large at the Grading Station. Freni some breeds we take eggs every week in the :year, Eel* full, details write TWeddle Chick liatchenieS Forges, Ont, 31e 16 Properly For Sale EXETER — Briek duplex; each has denVenimiets; $3,000 down, balance per mo. owner take back the Mortgage; Oil fUtiince. Cetittalia brick the plex, near stores, P.O., btis, school, •antiedance w t r, $2,800 down, balance per neW Oil furnace, W. C. Pearce, Ratter, Exeter, 2354402, Bill keriaSiteng„ Salesman, 2354376 2.11,Inc HOLSTEIN COW, carrying third calf, bred Hereford, due soon. Jake Hovius, RR 2 Hen- sail. Phone 71R1 Zurich. 31c 13 For Sale WINTER FRONT to fit Inter- national "A" tractor. Never been used, priced cheap. Ap- ply Hirtzel Bros., Crediton 234-6489. 31* NORGE space heater, large size. Raymond Kading, phone Grand Bend 238-2771. 31* BEEF by the quarter or half. Place your order now. Apply AZu lvriinGingerich, phone 90R6 Zurich. 31tfnc HUNTER'S DELIGHT — 4 Blue Tick pups, registered, horn June 15; females $35.00, males $45.00. 3 purebred Bea- gle pups born Aug. 10; females $20.00, males $25.00. 2 Beagle females ,year and a half old, to clear $20.00 each. Apply Rollie's Sports & Cycle, Grand Bend. Phone 238-2418. 12:5tfnc USED PORTABLE TYPEWRITER Royal, almost new condition, only on third ribbon, smart italic face, two tone case. Will sell for $75.00. May be seen at The Tim es-Advoca te. 12; 19-1 :30nc McSTEPHEN AUTO WRECKERS RR 1 Crediton Behind Centralia Airport Used Tires, Wheels & Tubes also Batteries, Seal Beams Guaranteed PHONE 228-621.4 ALUMINUM DOORS, win- dows, awnings, siding, Alumi- num and wrought iron porch railings. Top quality products at reasonable prices. Call us for free estimates. We do our own installing. Walker Alumi- num Sales. Phone 235-0722 (collect) Exeter. 4 tfnc 14 Wanted To Buy GOOD QUALITY' HAY, alfalfa or Clover. Phone 738-4343 or write H. Heaton, RR 1 Har- row, 12:23-1:161' APPLICATIONS for o clerical positige in the Huron County Library Co-operative, Gode- rich will be received by the undersigned until Wednesday, January 15, 1964. Information and application forms may be secured from the nndersigned. Salary commensurate with ex, perience. John G. Berry, See- tetary, Huron County Library Co-operative, Court House, .Goderich, Ontario. 31:9c 8 Situations Wanted WOMAN WILL DO ironing and mending; also baby sitting, days or nights; weekly or hourly rate, phone 235-0234. 12;30-1:23* 9 Services JOIN THE Guitar Band and have fun learning to Play the Hawaiian or Spanish guitar. Classes begin Monday, Dec, 30 at the Library Hall, Exeter 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Phone 235- 0730 for complete information. Instruments for rent or sale. 12:5.1:9* ANYONE WISHING their cat- tle sprayed for lice please con- tact Bill Watson, Phone 37R10 Dashwood. 12:12ttfnc It was part of a minor hockey day show put on to help raise proceeds for the Exeter Minor Hockey Association. The teen- agers were to play the Exeter Greys. ladies softball chain- pions, but when they failed to show up in sufficient number, the players were divided into two teams. P.S. A rumor was heard that the Greys were afraid to show up for the game. It was said that the teenagers would be too much for the ball players. The rumor could be true because only one of the Greys did show up for the game and now she's using Sloan's linament to cure the aches and pains. T-A Sports Editor Ross Haugh has commented on the scoring and the other games that took place in the Boxing Day show, HOUSE LEAGUE HOCKEY With a number of teams away at various hockey tournaments throughout the Christmas holi- days, participation was a little on the light side for house league hockey. However, sche- duled games went on as planned. In pee wee action, the Hawks remained undefeated when they clipped the Red Wings 4-2 in a nip and tuck battle. In the second contest, Canadiens edged the Maple Leafs 4-3. Marvin Bower and Ron Janke each pumped home two goal s for the league leading Black Hawks. Jim Guenther and Ron Lin- denfield shared the Red Wing marker-S. Bruce Fulche.r turned in the "hat-trick" for the Canadiens with a three goal performance. Randy Parsons continued his weekly scoring spree by netting the other for the winners, The Maple Leafs got good mileage out of Larry Haugh, bob England and Chtick Boul- iatliie as each player scored one goal apiece. STANDINGS & SCHEDULES MIDGET-JUVENILE Games This Week: Thursday, January 2 7 p.m. Siskins vs Canadiens 8 p.m. Nationals vs Credi- ton BANTAM HOUSE LEAGUE Games This Week: Saturday, January 4 11:20-12:30 a.m. Hornets vs Greenshirts 4:30-5:30 p.m. Canadiens vs Wolves PEE WEE. HOUSE LEAGUE Scores This Week: Canadiens 4, Maple Leafs 3 Hawks 4, Wiligs 2 Standings W L T P Leafs 425 011 11020 Canadiens NnVa wlcs l 0 6 0 0 JOHN WARD, D.C. CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS THERAPIST 15 Wellington St., across from PUC ST. MARYS PHONE 1272 ALVIN WALPER PROVINCIAL LICENSED AUCTIONEER For your sale, large or small, courteous and efficient service at all times. "Service That Satisfies" DASHWOOD EXETER Phone 119 Phone 235-0991 G. A. WEBB, D.C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC CLOSED WEDNESDAY For Appointment Ph 235-1680 BARRISTERS & SOLICITORS CHARLES L. MACKENZIE PETER L. RAYMOND Hensall Office in the Town Hall open Wednesday 2 to 5 p.m. PHONE 235.2234 EXETER JACK HEYWOOD LICENSED AUCTIONEER All types of sales "For Top Prices" EXETER LONDON Phone 235-0720 451-8630 DR. J. W. CORBETT L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON Devon Building Phone 235-1083 Exeter Closed Wednesday Afternoohs DR. H. H. COWEN DENTAL SURGEON L.D.S., D.D.S. Main Street _Exeter Closed All Day Saturdays PHONE 235.0233 BELL & LAUGHTON BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS & NOTARIES PUBLIC ELMER D. BELL, Q,C. C. V. LAUGHTON, Q.C., LLB. Zurich Office Tuesday Afternoons PHONE 235.0440 EXETER N. L. MARTIN OPTOMETRIST Main Street, Exeter Open Every Weekday Except Wednesday For Appointment Ph 235-2433 Phone 524-9521 ' There are 001'75 voluntary agencies in Canada titotprovide foreign aid in the form of feed, farm tools, clothing, ,etee; these Agencies,- churches, service clubs, professignal groups — have sent at least 1,000 Cana- dians abroad on overseas aid Programs, and they also pro- vide scholarships and sponsor immigrants, Marriages and Deaths 75 0 (Marriages and deaths are reported without charge in news columns. This charge applies only to list- ing under Announcements.) Engagements, Cards of Thanks 150 In Memoriams (4-line verse) $1.00 S Help Wanted 9 Services Announcements RATES Births No Charge 1st Mortgage Loons MISH MORTGAGE 35_0510 & TRUST EXETER Juves stay undefeated AND BEST WISHES FOR THE / NEW YEAR W. H. HODGSON INSURANCE EXETER CARDS OF THANKS — Sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to my many friends who so kindly remembered me with cards, flowers and visited me at the Desjardine nursing home, Exeter, during the Christmas holiday season with special thanks to the friendship and visiting committee of Hensall UC, the CP&T committee of Amber Rebekah and 100F Hen- sall lodges and Hensall Kin- etics. All was appreciated. — John Passmore 30c I wish to thank my friends for so kindly remembering me with cards, gifts and flowers, while a patient in Alexandra Marine Hospital, Goderich, and since returning home. Special thanks to Rev. J. P. Galician, Exeter, and Mr. WilliamSmith, and the 1st Hensall Cub Pack. — Mrs. Jack Lavender. 30c I wish to thank Miss Cia.ypole and nurses of South Huron Hos- pital and Dr. Gans for their kindness during my stay at the hospital. Also thanks for the cards and visits. Special thanks to my neighbours for the treats and help received.—Mrs. Amos Wright. 30* I wish to thank all my friends for cards, visits and treats while a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital in London. Special thanks to Exeter Legion and DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL Squirt netminder gets third shutout the Masonic Order..— Bill Mus- ser. 30c Don and Edythe Scott wish to extend their sincere thanks and appreciation to neighbors, friends and relatives for cards, treats, flowers and visits while Don was a patient in St. Jo- seph's Hospital, London and since returning home. 30* I wish to express my thanks to those who called on me or who sent me get-well cards or Christmas greetings also to the Masonic Order, the IOOF, the AOTS, the James St. UCW and especially the nursing staff Of the South Huron Hospital while I was a patient there. — J. M. Southcott. Mr. Joseph Woodall of Huron- view would like to thank his friends and relatives for the many cards and remembrances received at Christmastime. These were sincerely appre- ciated. 30c IN MEMORIAM McLEAN — In loving memory of Mrs. Jas. B. McLean who passed away December 29, 1961 and Mr. Jas. B. McLean who passed away June 7, 1 93 5. The gates of love and memory never close. — Lovingly remembered by the family. 30c FOR DEAD OR DISABLED ANIMALS — Call Collect — DARLING & COMPANY OF CANADA LTD. Phone Clinton HU 2-7269 Dead Animal Licence No. 262-C-63 12:12tfnc Exeter juveniles hung on to gain a 5-5 tie with Blyth ju- veniles In the northern town Friday to maintain their un- beaten record in three starts. This gave the locals their second stalemate along with one win. Larry Stire, again the Exeter scoring leader with a pair of goals, scored his first marker late in the first to knot. the score after Ken Pletsci. had put the home team ahead. Ron Cornish whipped in a long shot early in the second to put the Exeterites out in front 2-1. Stire's second, on a combina- tion effort with Jim Pfaff and Craig Davidson, completed the scoring for the middle session. The final 20 minutes turned into a free scoring ding-dong, battle with the Blyth boys out- scoring the visliors 4-2 to gain the tie. Jack Glover and raigDavid- son were the final period Exeter marksmen. Assists were pro- vided on the first by Jim Smith and on the latter by defenceman Ron Broderick. By DON "BOOM" GRAVETT Director of Recreation Mohawks Teens plan Jan. 1 dance HADCO WELL DIGGING — Machine dug 1 ft. to ft. diameter up to 150 ft. deep; rotary drilled wells, 5" diam- eter; repairing and deepen- ing. Highway 85, Elmira MO 9-3761, or Lucan BA 7-4680. 2; 21"tfnc SEPTIC TANKS PUMPED— Immediate service, always available. Harold Butler, Lu- can, phone BA 7-4254 or BA 7.4312 collect. 10:4tfne EXCAVATING, BULLDOZING, TRENCHING — Sewer work, ponds etc. Compressor for sand blasting, air hammer, Gravel, topsoil. Sam Sweitzer, phone 235-0181. lltfnc Caldwell's North . End Supertest PHONE 23 5-2 930 EXETER You are cordially invited to attend a LAST LENGTHS SALE Imported suitings custom tailored to your measurements at a substantial discount Every suit sold in this sale is hand tailored and finely detailed to the Warren K. Cook high standard of quality. Choose from this wide range of luxurious fabrics nowl Priced As Low As $89 WAVER'S Men's Wear Phone 285-0991 Exeter 01:MMISOMMIIMMENSSOMIKTSEMEMORESMIMEMItiMB Business Directory — Continued from page 6 Bell of the Hawks and Paul Crawley of the visitors were ejected from the game. The latter was given a match penalty for throwing a punch at one of the officials, Defenceman Bill Heywood beat Forest netminder Ron Urry with a long shot at the 15-minute mark of the final session to complete the scor- ing and leave the Mohawks one shy of a tie. FALL BEHIND QUICKLY In the loss on foreign ice, Mohawks were on the short end of a 6-1 count at the end of the first period and saved most of their scoring power for the last 20 minutes. Cy Blommaert with the first of two tallied the lone Tribe marker of the opening session. Jim Russell notched a lone second period score. Two early third frame scores by Bob Jones and Blommaert's second goal at the midway point rounded out the Exeter total. Exeter squirts remain un- defeated in Shamrock minor play. The ten-and-under young- sters racked up their fourth win by downing Mountsfield 3-0 in London Saturday afternoon. The shut-out was goalieBar- ry Smithers' third of the season. Smithers was called on to make several dazzling saves in order to preserve his shut-out. The Exeter goal production . was spread evenly over each period. Brad Klumpp started the scoring, teaming with Pete Glover and Billy Wein to put the locals in the lead. An unassisted goal was sup- plied by Robbie Lindenfield late in the second. Steve Riddell wrapped up the Exeter counting late in the con- test, racing in with a pass from Randy Gilfillan to hit the mark. Swallowing your pride will never give you indigestion. Exeter's Teen Town Club continues to provide plenty to do for the youth of Exeter and dis- trict as the winter season moves along. The big climax to the Yuletide festivities will be a sem i- formal dance at the Exeter Arena New Year's night, Jan, 1, 1964, At this special dance. which will host the ''Crescen- dos'' the local club will choose and crown a king and queen for their club. An extremely large turnout is expected at the first dance in the new year as memberships in the club have been climbing steadily throughout the past several weeks. Only persons holding mem- bership cards In Exeter, special guests of members or members from surrounding teen town clubs will be admitted to all dances from January 1, 1 964 on. This is the new rule initiated by the local teen town executive to keep proceedings under con- trol. BOWLING TOURNAMENT Exeter Teen Town Club held its first annual bowling tourna- ment Friday afternoon at the Exeter Bowling Lanes and it proved to be very successful. A total of 15 mixed tennis (boys and girls) took part inthe event which numbered 90 teen- agers in all. Each player bowled two games and participated for one of the 16 prizes to be awarded. President John Snell, and the adult advisory committee wish to thank Aub and Grace Farqu- har for their fine co-operation in holding the tournament in their establishment. Winners of the bowling prizes were as follows; High single, Don Wright (326); high double. Larry Stire 514 (270). low score, girls, Sandra Dickey, boys, Bob Middleton. Winning Team (total score), RCAF Centralia entry, Malcolm McDonald, cap't, Doug Vaughan, Dominic Marchildon, Carolyne Thorne, Judy McCallum and Lorraine Piper. Lowest score (pin total), Exee ter entry, Yvonne Fisher, cap't, Carol Eagleson, Larry Jones, wayno Rats and Janet Rowe, .Prizes will be awarded to the Whiners at the January 1 dance which starts at 8:80 p.M. and commences until 12:00 non, individual prizes for the high single and double scores will be boxes of chocolates. Chec0- late bars will go to the persons the lowest scores, the winning leant prises will be pen and pencil sets While the losing team prize Will be nee. BOXING DAY ATTRACTION Cllr 'boxing Day many of the teenage girls performed their abilities in a hilarious broom- ball game at the Exeter arena. Itamemensismigmemimauswa MACKENZIE & RAYMOND The January Session of Hur- on County Council will com- mence on Tuesday, January 21, 1964 at 2:00 p.m. Any documents or notice of deputations must be in the hands of the Clerk no later than 12:00 noon, Thursday, January 16, 1964. JOHN 0. BERRY, Clork-Treasurer, County of Huron, Court House, Goderich, Ontario, 31c mazummtmw,,maxemme. C. H. RODER, D.C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC Strathr'oy, Ontario OFFICE HOURS Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 9 - 12, 2 - 5 Tues, and Fri. Evening, 7 - 9 By Appointment Please Office 'Phone 654 Home 1498 By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR CHRISTMAS VISITORS Mr. & Mrs. Robert Elston and family with M. & Mrs. harry Danard and family of St. Marys. With Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cow- ard were Mr. & Mrs. Frank Plain, Kimberly and Judith, Mr. Eric Clayburn and Miss Colleen Westman of St. Marys, Mr. & Mrs. Ted Weibe and family left by plane for Mani- toba where they spent Christ- mas and will spend a week or 10 days with relatives and friends. Mr. & Mrs. A. Dewar and Mr. & Mrs. V. Trott, Joanne and Betty, Toronto, with Mr. & Mrs. Stewart Marriott, St. Marys. With Mr, & Mrs. Duncan Mc- Naughton and family were Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Scafe and boys and Mrs. Beatrice Scafe, & Mrs. Gordon McNaughton and family, Ailsa Craig, Mr. & Mrs. Lewellyn Cm' rte and Mr. & Mrs. Elliott McKeehan and families Of Detdield. There were 25 guests. Mr. & Mrs, D. MeNaughton With Mr. & Mrs. Holland on Box- leg day, Mr. & Mrs. Eric Westinan of London arid faintly with David Holland. Scorers — Continued from page 6 third position. The forward line of Cooper, Livermore and Mike Cushman have collected a total of 102 points. Bill Murney leads the defen- sive corps With 14 points. Bob Livermore 23 17 40 Bill Shaddick 18 19 37 Bruce Cooper 21 14 35 Mike Cushman 10 17 27 Dennis Morrissey 13 12 25 Steve Kyle 11 12 23 Earl Wagner 8 13 21 Craig Chapman 11 8 19 Bill Murney 5 9 14 Rick Boyle 5 5 10 Bob Hoffman 2 5 7 Dale Turvey 3 3 6 Bruce Horton 1 4 5 Russ Klopp 0 5 5 Frank DeVries 1 1 2 Don Lockwood 1 1 2 USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Head Office — Exeter, Ont. Directors Timothy B, Toohey RR 3 President lateen Robert G. Gardiner RR 1 Vice-President Cromarty William IL Chaffe RR 4 Mitchell E. Clayton Colquhoun RR 1 &knee Hill Martin Feeney RR 2 Dublin Milton McCurdy RR 1 Kirkton Agents Hugh Benninger Dublin Harry Coates RR 1 Centralia Clayton Harris Mitchell Solicitors Mackenzie & Rayniond EXeter Secretary-Treasurer Arthur Fraser Exeter ROY N. BENTLEY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Pee wee hockey Games This Week: Saturday, January 4 Hockey school instruction (all players are to report team arena at 8 thin, along With their coaches. Coaches ate to bring their skates and hockey sticks,) nox 418 Goderich, Olaf, Bowling Continued from page 6 HI (P. Egan 474) 1 13 LUC AN JUNIORS JI (M. Holland 142) 0 55 HO (B. Haskett 163) 5 48 PI (M. Lippert 167) 5 25 TW (Default) 0 38 AC (S. Kennedy 184) 0 11 HI (B, Ankers 145) 5 23 CRAIG MEN'S LEAGUE BF (J. Harries 549) 1 17 CE (J. Collins 609) 3 28 LS (K. Pickering' 512) 1 21 CS (J. Noyes 684) 3 29 CC (V. Hodgins 589) 3 19 WP (E. Attwood 525) 1 5 WW 25 GRAND BEND LADIES HG (B. Wars 667) 5 4'7 AT (0, Gunning 548) 2 44 GH (B, Zavitski 656) 7 48 BR (G, Masse 552) 0 86 UN (W. Sholdtce 468) 5 33 LE (L. Hamilton 649) 2 48