HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-04-16, Page 11the ladies of the U.CW„,presideet
Mrs. Peter VeiSin .ereeistesi.
Mre, Arnold Blake led in the
der.P4orkS*
was on 404, the
fereet .churches, youth,
cal ministry and Christian
needs.
Mrs. Voisin„ and Mrs. Rupert
Williams attended a meeting at
the home of Mrs, Romphf at
Parkhill when plane were laid
for the regional .meeting to be
held on May '0 at Carliele.
The hostess was assisted, by
Mrs, J. Donaldson and lvire,
Wilmer Scott.
SHANKE—WILLIAMS
At Yellowknife United Church
Sandra Jean Williams, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
name, Clandeboye, and Wilfred
Charles Shanke of Yellowknife
were united in marriage Satur-
day, March28 with Rev. Thomp-
son officiating.
Given in marriage by Dr.
Donaghue the bride wore a white
street-length gown featuring
bolero jacket, three-quarter
sleeves. Her finger tip veil of
silk illusion was held by a rose
of same material and she car-
ried a cascade of yellow rose-
buds.
Maid of honor, Miss Elaine
Martin, wore a street-length
red brocade dress and carried
white mums,
Dr. Geoffrey Battershy at-
tended the groom,
Following a reception for 60
guests the young couple left
for a trip to Banff and Victoria
B.C. On their return they will
reside in Yellowknife.
The bride graduated from
Victoria Hospital School for
Nursing last year and was on the
staff of Stanton Hospital at
Yellowknife,
By MRS. H. P,AT ON
C4,,ANDE,130Yg.
Mre.
Norman. Mrs
hostess. for Clandeboye WI
meeting Wednesday, .April
Mre. Alan Hill, president was
in the enair.
Some of the answers to the
roll call -f crap idea jest or
saved me money!" were; Dry-
ers are a Wipe as teWer
ehangep of children's clothes
are needed; prolonged use of-
eheete are made by turning
the outer sides to the centre
and sewing; in the springs take
gereoem slips put in ler with.
water, place in the basement
And the soon may be plented.
Mrs.. David Kestle, gave a
report of the meeting for di-
rectors of the district at the
home of the President Mrs.
Murray Hodgins at Lucan. 14
the election of officers
Alan Hill was re-elected pre,
sident, Dist. Director, Mrs.
Devid Kestle,
Vice-president is Mrs. Ae-
drew. Carter; secretarystrea,
purer, Mrs. Alex MacIntosh;
Assistant Mrs. Janiee Donald-
son; district director, Mrs, Da-
vid Kestle; branch directors:
Mrs. Karl O'Neil, Mrs. J. B.
Paton and Mrs. Wilmer Scott,
conveners of standing- com-
mittees; citizenship and edu-
cation, Mrs. Karl O'Neil; home
economies and health, Mrs. Er-
nest Lewis; historical research
Mrs. Rea Neil; agriculture and.
Canadian industries, Mrs. Da-
vid Henry; public relations,
Mrs. Charles Coughlin; resol-
lutions, Mrs. Albert Rosser;
pianists, Mrs. Albert Rosser
and Mrs. J. H. Paton; auditors,
Mrs. George Simpson and Mrs.
Arnold Blake,
Clandeboye will entertain the
North Middlesex District, May
20 at Lucan Memorial Centre.
Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Alvin Cunningham, Mrs.
J. H. Paton and Mrs. Alan Hill.
UCW STUDIES ASIA
Mrs. Rea Neil entertained
By MRS,, WELLWOOD GILL
HEAR.ABOUT JAPAN r.
The 'UCW evening meet-
ing was held Monday evening
With thirty .members Present.
Mrs, Les greenwood opened
the meeting with the worship.
She was assisted by Mrs. Wm.
Brenner. Miss Jean. Kennedy
accompanied by her mother at
the Pl4no sang a solo. The jus
'dor girls chpir also sang two
numbers.
Mrs. Wm, Biewett read ex.,
cerpts from letters received
from her daughter Barbara in
Japan, She also showed snaps,
Miss Mary Blewett modelled a
Japanese gown received from
her sieter.
Announcement was made re
'The White Cross" luncheon
which was a great success. It
was suggested to bring before
the executive to purchase extra
supplies for the kitchen. Mrs.
Stewart Webb and her commit-
tee served lunch,
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The Orpha Club met recently
at the town hall.
Plane were made for a pot
lucks upper tp be held later this
month.
A partial election of officers
while on vacation.
Douglas Carter has the foun-
dation laid for his house east
of the former Clandeboye
School.
Mervin Carter and Ian are
having a new bulk tank milk
cooler installed,
Glen, Marie and Elaine Cun-
ningham are improving from
a form of flu.
Ronnie Whitmore, son of Mr.
& Mrs. Jack Wham ore, has been
ill at his home.
Mrs. Almer Hendrie, return-
ed home from visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Bill Downy and
family in Chatham Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Rupert Williams
attended the banquet for the
junior boys at Agricultural
School at Ridgetown April 3.
Their son, Wayne
has completed one year.
The landed value of the catch
of Canada's sea fisheries was
$114 million in 1962; landed
value of the catch of the inland
fisheries is about $20 million
annually.
Volkswagen
Sales and Service
Phone 235.1100
EXETER
Hunter-Dover Ltd.
25 Auction Sales
reeentlY installed- oil
furnace. Also 'small garage.
Dwelling nicely :situated, ample
garden tend .and shade trees,
Convince YenrSelf by,inspecting
thiP fine reSidential property,
TERMS of Real Estate 10%
on day of sale, 'balance in 30
days. Sold !subject to a reason-
able reserve bid-
Complete list of household
effects, in next weels'a
GORDON BIEBER,
MRS. VERDA LIGHTFOOT,
Executors for the estate of
the late Mrs. Bertha Bieber
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
16c
Estate
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Household Effects and,
Misc. Items
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF AILSA CRAIG
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, MAY 9
at 1:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE—Consists of
2-storey brick dwelling, Part
26 corner Queen and Church
St. 'in the village of Ailsa
Craig. Large living and dining
room, modern kitchen and
utility room. Second floor: 4
bedrooms with clothes closets.
Full size basement with newly
installed oil furnace. Dwelling
in excellent location. Also 2
desirable building lots. Inspec-
tion invited.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to 'a reason-
able reserve hid.
Complete list of sale in fol-
lowing issue.
ANCELL LEE, Executor for
the estate of the late Mrs.
Mabel Lee
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
16c
25 Auction Sales
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
of Choice Beef Cattle,
Hogs, Tractors, Combine,
Farm Machinery, Hay,
Grain, Household Effects
and Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 18, CON, 2,
USBORNE TOWNSHIP
11A miles east of Exeter north
Highway 83, thence first farm
south of Morrison Dam.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instruction's to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY, APRIL 24
at 1:00 p.m.
BEEF CATTLE: Angus heif-
er, calf at foot; 2 Durham
heifers, calves at foot; Dur-
ham cow, calf at foot; Dur-
ham cow carrying third calf,
due June 20; Durham cow
carrying third calf, due May
15; 2 Durham cows carrying
third calf, due latter part of
May; 2 part Holstein and
Angus' cows carrying third
calf, due latter part of May;
8 Durham, Angus and Here-
ford yearling steers and heif-
ers.
HOGS: York sow carrying
third litter, bred Jan, 15; York
sow bred 6 weeks; York sow
carrying first litter, due June
15; 6 York pigs averaging 150
lbs each; 14 York stockers.
TRACTORS and COMBINE:
Case standard No. 300 tractor,
fully equipped, in guaranteed
A-1 condition; M.H. standard
No. 102 tractor in good condi-
tion; Case No. 55 power take-
off combine, fully equipped, in
A-1 condition.
FARM MACHINERY: New
Holland power take-off No. 65
hay baler, used one season;
Case break-away hydraulic 3-
point hitch 3-furrow plow, like
new; M.H. 15-run power lift
grain and fertilizer drill, com-
pletely equipped, like new;
Kongskilde combination 8 ft.-3
cultivator harrow, recently
purchased; heavy duty John
Deere spring tooth cultivator;
Case 7-plate one-way disc;
Transparent
HOSE
Ideal for yard or gar-
den. Rugged, long-life
construction. Sturdy
brass couplings. Light-
weight.
50-ft.
length . 1.89 You can't .
collect
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Last year, in Ontario, 29,239 accidents occurred which
involved only one car. This amounted to 25% of the
total of all reportable traffic accidents.
In addition to public liability insurance, you
need insurance protection against costs of dam-
age to your own car and accidental injury to
you or members of your" family.
A CIA representative would be pleased to tell you about
CIA's AUTOMOBILE and ACCIDENT INSURANCE
for careful drivers.
For information just call:
Ross Francis
Phone 34R8 Kirkton.
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Large 25-lb. capacity with
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ASSOCIATE STORE
Milton Robbins &Son Ltd Pion 235.0160
436 Man St. Exeter
2$- Won sates Clandeboye 'Institute
re.elects president
Times-,Advocate: April 16, 1964
Page 11 24 Tenders Wanted 11 Properly for Rent
UPSTAIRS apartment, 1 bed-
room, kitchen, living room And
bath; seParate entrance; no
Pets- $1.3 Carling St,, phone
2.35-1543. 3:5tfne
for the coming Year WaS held, Mrs Leonard RaYelle was re-
nominated for secretary and.
Mrs. Welly DeSJarelines treae
surer. The raffle donated by
Mrs. IseeelerslRaVelle was won
by Mrs. Ken Roberts..
The felieWing ladle§ Were
hostesses for the club recently.
Miss Mary Yep held the St.
Patrick's meeting with lunsth
being served by Miss Yeq and
Mrs. Leroy Bariteep. The rafe
fie donated by Mrs, A. Darnall
was won by Mrs. 1-,PQnSrd Rae
velle, Mrs. Susan ppvl.pa was
hostess and lunch was served
by Mrs. •0, Roberts and Mrs.
L. Ravelle. The raffle donated
by Mrs. p. martin was won by
Mrs, A. Daman,
Material.
*Contract Prices to be Silb-
ntted by the ton. Lowest Or
any tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. Work to be completed
by September 1, 1964,
For further infOrMation ap-
ply to the clerk's Office;
EARL CAMPBELL, CLERK
VILLAGE OF fIgN$A141-4
16:23:30c
HEATED APArteirieilt. 2 }red- 3 ooms with large living room,.
dining room, COnVentent knell
e n and r3-piece bathroom,
is a comfortable ;Veiny Apart-
ment, Available about first of
March. O. V. Pleicard, Ineurs
Anee...St Real Eetate, 394 Main
St. S. .......„
SMALL in Exeter.
?bone jack Fuloher 235-1775
2i13tfne
we0 with Mr, & Mrs,
Gri
Harold
gg and DeVid Vreston,
DennisLittle Mitchell
turned liPine to Ailsa Craig
efter spending two weeks with
his gratldPareidao Mr, & IgrA% Gill,'
Mr, & Mrs.'Frank Allister
and Janet of Hamilton spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr,
& mrs, Willis pul and family.
Mrs, Alex Hamilton and)4rs.
Ttpy ,Morens attended the Wing
Board WI meeting at Hensall
last Tuesday.
grotto 2 of Grand Bend UCW
served a father and son banquet
to the Cubs and leaders last
Wednesday night.
Miss Onalee Gill of Loilden
Teachers' College spent last
week at her home here and
taught at Mrs. /lick's school
in Centralia,
Mrs. Ken Young is a patient
in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don,
25 Auction Sales
PERSONALS
Mrs. Rosa Grigg spent last
week with Mr. & Mrs. Russell
Grigg, Carol and Martin at
Strathroy and is spending this
HEATED, unfurnished apart-
ment Iiqt, soft water also
laundry facilities supplied. Not
suitable for children. Immedi-
ate possession. Phone 235-2456
after 6 p.m. 4:2tfnc
2-BEDROOM apartment, heat-
ed; furnished or unfurnished.
Apply Attfield's Store, Credi-
ton, 234-6394. 12:5tfnc •
18 For Rent
FLOOR SANDERS, electric.
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1033, Exeter. 12:13ffnc
Case tractor .spreeder;
4-bar Side 1:41,t0; binder,
7 ft. cut, in new condition;
28 plate tractor disc;
M.H. power take-off mower, 7
ft. cut; 2.-Orlini steel roller;
New Holland hay elevator; 3-
section lever harrows; M.H.
11-inch grein grinder; power
.take-off grass seeder; 3-section
diampnd harrowe; oat roller;
heavy duty rubber tire wegon
eqpipped with 6-ply tires; 21
ft. graM auger; 16 ft. hay
rack', new grain box; 2-wheel
trailer; set sleighs; fainting
mill; rubber tire wheelbarrow;
electric motors; M.H, electric
cream 'separator; 8 milk cans;
Universal milking machine in-
cluding 2 milts; 2 root pplpere;
set of scales; pig crate; water
hose; sling ropes; bag truck;
pig feedere; 2 electric fencers;
Stewart electric elippers; cat-
tle mineral; 400 ft, snow fence;
line shafting .and pulleys; steel
posts; poWer lawn mower;
emery; single plows; electric
water •heater; grease guns;
roll barb wire; logging chains;
forks, shovels, barrels; 22
Remington rifle 'and many
other misc. items.
HAY & GRAIN: 300 bales of
choice mixed hay; 500 bales
oat straw; 200 bushel mixed
grain; quantity of grass seed.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
Combination writing desk and
book case; sideboard; Quebec
heater; daybed; Singer sewing
machine; extension table; oak
rockers; chesterfield; 3 bed-
room sultee, dressers, com-
modes; electric radio; quae-
tity dishes; glassware; elec-
tric washing machine; sealers;
crocks, etc.
No reserve as the farm is
sold.
TERMS: Cash.
THOS. YELLOW, Proprietor
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
16:23c
Exeter Public Utilities
NOTICE OF
HYDRO
INTERRUPTION
WEATHER PERMITTING
23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF
ELIZABETH VOLLAND
LATE OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF TUCKERSMITH IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON
All persons claiming against
the above Estate are required
to forward full particulars of
their claims to the under-
signed on or before the 23rd
day of April, 1964, after which
date the assets will be dis-
tributed.
Sunday, April 19
3.30 a.m. to 8 a.m. E.S.T.
Affecting the area north of Sanders Street and border-
ing on Sanders Street in the Town of Exeter.
This interruption is necessary to erect larger pri-
mary conductors.
Your co-operation will be greatly appreciated.
H. L. DAVIS
Manager
DONNELLY, DONNELLY &
MURPHY
18 The Square
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
2:9:16c
1
PERSONALS
Rev. Stanley and Mrs. Tomes
and daughters of Big Trout Lake
are spending a few weeks with
the former's mother, Mrs.
Emily Tomes in the village •
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Mark Brokenshire,
deceased.
sSfeSeeses
The teen dance held in the
parish hail last Friday evening
and sponsored for charity was a
large success.
Miss Joan Glavin and friend
of Stratford visited her parents
Mr. & Mrs. John Glavin and
family last weekend.
Mrs. Marion Morrissey, Mr,
Tom Morrissey and friend of
Chatham and Mr. & Mrs. Benny
Morrissey of London called on
Mrs. Catherine Morrissey and
attended the Morrissey-A r t s
wedding last Saturday.
Mrs. Pat Fleming has re-
turned home after a pleasant
visit with her two daughters
teaching in Edmonton in the
Ursuline Convent there.
Miss Anne Gelinas, London,
a student teacher from London
Teachers' College spent last
week with five other teachers
at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
School and visited with Mr. &
Mrs. Charles Dietrich.
Mrs. Pat Sullivan Jr. and
baby daughter returned home
last Friday.
Several of the ladies of this
vicinity who bowl on the Park-
hill ladies' bowling team en-
joyed the bowling banquet held
last Monday evening at the Iro-
quois Hotel London.
ROSE
BUSHES
All persons having claims
against the estate of Mark
Brokenshire, late of the Vil-
lage of Dashwood, in the
County of Huron, Gentleman,
who died on or about the 9th
day of March 1964, are re-
quired to file particulars of
same with Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario,
by the 2nd day of May 1964
after which date the estate
will be distributed having re-
gard only to those claims of
which notice has been re-
ceived,
Bell & Laughton
Solicitors for •the Executor,
Exeter, Ontario.
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Estate
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Household Effects and
Misc. Items
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF DASHVVOOD •
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public 'auction on
SATURDAY, MM' 2
at 1;00 p.m,
REAL ESTATE: Consists of
White brick dwelling. Main
floors. Living and dining room,
hechtorn, 3.pidOebathroom,
newly. constructed kitchen with
buillmi cupboards. -Second
floor; 3 bedtooms, large
clothes closet, Full size base-
CI,
Co-operators
Insurance
Association
CASH
and
CARRY
BONUS
COUPONS
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
TENDERS WANTED
SEALED TENDERS will be
received by the undersigned
Up to and until 6 O'clock p.m,
Friday, May 1, 1964
For the preparing and plac-
ing asphalt pavement 22 feet
wide on approximately 2500
feet on Brock, Mill, Queen and
Elizabeth Streets.
To be piked on in two
coarser, the base coarse to be
IS belies, thick of coarse ma.
terial and the top Coarseto
be it inches thick of fine
Notice of Application
THE LIQUOR
LICENCE ACT
. Licensing District Number 1
TAKE NOTICE that GLEN-
DON JOHN BRENNER of the
Village of Grand Bend in the
County of Lambton will make
application at a Special Meet-
ing of the Liquor Licence
Board of Ontario to be held
at the
WINDSOR JEWISH
COMMUNITY CENTRE,
1641 OUELLETTE AVENUE,
in the CITY of WINDSOR
in the COUNTY of ESSEX
on Friday the 8th day of May,
1964, at the hour of 9:15
o'clock E.S.T. in the forenoon
for the issuance of a
LOUNGE LICENCE, for the
sale and consumption of liquor
for the following premises:
Brenner's Red Gable Hotel,
situate on Lot 400, Plan 24 for
the Township of Stephen,
County of Huron, in the Vil-
lage of Grand Bend, County of
Lambton.
Any person resident in the
licensing district may object
to the application, and the
grounds of objection in writ-
ing shall be filed with MR,
MAXWELL SCHOTT, Q.C., the
deputy registrar of the licen-
sing district, Whose address is
306 CANADA BUILDING,
WINDSOR, at least ten days
before the meeting at which
the application is to be heard.
DATED at Grand Bend this
6th day of April 1964.
GLENDON JOHN BRENNER,
Grand Bend, Ontario.
9:16e
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
of Choice Beef Cattle,
Tractors, Farm Machinery,
Hay, Straw, Grain, House-
hold Effects and Misc.
Items
On the premises
LOT 3, CON. 6
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
2 miles south of Crediton.
The undersigned auctioneers
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22
et 1;00 p.m.
BEEFCATTLE; 5 part Here-
ford and Holstein cows carry-
ing third calf, due in May; 2
Hereford cows carrying third
calf, due in May; part Hol-
stein and Hereford cow carry-
ing fifth calf, due in May; 6
Hereford heifers rising 2 yr.
old, ready for .market; 3 Here-
ford steers rising 2 yr.old,
market condition; 6 Hereford
yearling heifers; 3 Hereford
yearling steer s; purebred
Hereford bull rising 2 yr. old.
Cattle are extra choice qual-
ity.
TRACTORS: Oliver 77 Stand-
ard tractor in guaranteed A-1
condition; Allis Chalmers trac-
tor with adjustable 28-35 front
end axle equipped with 2-row
scuffler, in good condition.
FARM MACHINERY: M.H.
15-run grain and fertilizer
drill completely equipped, in
new condition; McDeering 3-
furrow plow on rubber; Mc-
Deering 32-plate tractor disc;
John Deere binder, 7 ft cut,
on rubber; Oliver 4-bar' side
delivery rake on rubber, in
new condition; Cockshutt 7 ft.
power take-off mower, recent-
ly purchased; McDeering ma-
nure spreader on rubber; Mc-
Deering 10 ft. cultipacker;
John Deere heavy duty spring
tooth cultivator; McDeering
power driven corn sheller;
heavy duty 7 ton rubber tire
wagon equipped with 10-ply
truck tires and 200 bushel
grain box; 5-section diamond
harrows; 20 ft. grain auger
with motor, recently pur-
chased; 2-wheel trailer equip-
ped with 75 bushel grain box;
Vessott grain grinder; power
take-off grass seeder; buzz
saw; turnip pulper; 2,000 lb.
platform scales; rubber tire
wheelbarrow; 40 ft. extension
ladder; 40 ft. 6 inch rubber
belt, water hose; hammer mill
belt; quantity galv. roofing and
plywood; steel water trough;
200 gal. oil tank; post hole
augers; barb wire; iron kettle;
power lawn mower, 20 inch
blade; Renfrew cream separa-
tor; cutter; buggy wheels;
bag truck; electric fencer;
quantity steel and cedar posts;
used bricks; colony house 10x
12; 2 large corn cribs; snow
fence; pig crate; whitewash
sprayer; quantity choice oak
planks 16 ft long 2x8; hard
maple planks 12 ft. long; stud-
ding 16 ft. long 2x4; electric
brooder lamp; forks, barrels,
shovels, chains, etc., etc.
HAY, STRAW & GRAIN:
Quantity baled hay and ensil-
age; large mow loose straw;
500 bushels Rodney oats suit-
able for seed.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 3-
piece chesterfield suite; solid
oak dining room table, chairs
and buffet; 2 antiaue rocking
chairs; kitchen table, 4 chairs;
5 odd chairs; round table;
marble ton table; Duo-Therm
heater with blower, automatic
control and 250 gal. tank; com-
plete bedroom suite, dresser
and commode; 3 bed tables;
2 pedestals; mirrors; dividing
screen: toilet set; 3 pair living
room drapes, like new; 3 coal
oil lamps; trunk; hand painted
pictures; Congoleum rug 9x
10h; quantity silverware; an-
tique dishes; quilts; comfort-
ers; electric toaster; electric
heater; churn; coal sifter; gas
stove arid lantern; kitchen
sink; sealers; crocks 'and many
other misc. items.
No reserve as the farm is
sold.
TERMS: Cash.
CLAYTON SIMS, Proprietor
ELDON SMITH,
DALTON FINKBEINER,
Clerks
WM, H. SMITH,
Phone 234-6282 Crediton
ALVIN WALPER,
Phone 119 Dashwood
Auctioneers 9:16e
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