HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-06-18, Page 11By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE
COMPLETES STUDY
Mrs. Gerald Brintnell had
charge of the worship service
for the UCW meeting held in
the church basement Tuesday
evening. She was assisted by
Mrs. Bob Robinson.
Readings were given by Mrs.
Fred Parkinson, Mrs. J. Mill-
er and Mrs. M. Copeland. Mrs.
Wm. Spence favored wih a solo,
The study book on India was
completed by Miss Jean Cope-
land, Mrs. Ira McCurdy took
charge of the business.
Another honor
for CE squad
RCAF Centralia won theSec-
ond Annual Golden Volleyball
Tournament held at RCAF Sta-
tion Centralia this week.
The six teams entered in the
tournament included Centralia,
London Oldtimers, Detroit
Y.M.C,A., Toronto Broadview
"Y", London Teachers an d
Centralia C.O.S.
The winning Centralia squad
won eight of their ten games to
win the tournament by one point
over London and Detroit who
tied for second.
Members of the winning team
included Joe baiter, Jack Wong,
Tom Burke, Al Wiper, George
Kelly and Don McCauley.
TEAM W L PTS.
Centralia 8 2 8
London Oldtimers. 7 3 7
Detroit "Y" . 7 3 7
Toronto Broad.... 6 4 6
London Teachers .. 2 8 2
Centralia C.O.S. . 0 10 0
25 Auction Sales
must be removed within PI
'days of sale date,
TranSfer of deeds and per.
mits tP be Paid by purchaser.
TERMS: Cash.
Gliairrn9 .4 r1of TaWYE' T wP,
W,Seth3°ItgOlicAETNeSallIRE,
Secretary-Treasurer Hay
Tvvp, School Area
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119 Dashwood
Community
AUCTION SALE
Modern Furniture and
Appli..4onnoce!H,A;p:icw.
SATURDAY, .444a 20
glassware,
at 1:30 p.m..
AT THE YARD OF
ELDON HEYWOOD
'4Sse$r,vice) End
(First house north of South
Colored
china, 8-pc. dining suite, 2-pc,
chesterfield, 5 - pc. wooden
kitchen suite, electric stove,
odd beds, odd chairs, cast iron
kettle, east iron fry pan, GE
frig, electric stove with oil
annex, 21” TV, black Shet-
land pony, chestnut mare, neck
trained. Many more articles
not unpacked at ad time.
HEYWOOD AUCTIONEERS
& APPRAISERS
Phone Exeter 235-0720
London 432,5552 18e
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Hereford Cows with
Calves by Side, York and
Landrace Hogs, Corn,
Grain and Standing Hay
will be held on
LOT 8, CON, 7,
BLANSHARD TOWNSHIP,
2 miles east of Woodham, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 23
commencing at 1:30 p.m.
CATTLE-23 Hereford cows
with calves from 1 to 3
months old; 2 Hereford year-
lings; purebred Hereford bull
16 'months old,
HOGS — Landrace hog 15
months old; 4 York and Lan-
drace sows with litters; 4
York & Landrace sows carry-
ing second litters; 2 York and
Landrace sows, bred; 12 shoats
10 weeks old.
HAY & GRAIN — 6 ton of
shelled corn; 6 ton of mixed
grain; 30 acres of standing
hay.
ALSO a 1951 Meteor car, in
good order; 1951 Chev. half-
ton truck in good condition;
4-burner Gurney electric stove.
No reserve. Terms: Cash.
For the estate of the late
Robt, Rundle.
W. E. NAIRN & SON, Aucts.
RE: TRANSPORTATION
Sealed tenders will be re-
ceived by the undersigned for
the transporting of the Us-
borne Public School pupils to
the Ushorne Central School,
commencing the Fall term.
Plans and specifications may
be seen at the office of the
secretary.
Tenders close Tuesday, June
23 at 6 p.m.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
GARNET HICKS,
RR 3 Exeter, Ont.
11:18c
HEATING SYSTEM
Tenders are invited for esti-
mates on the installation of a
complete heating system for
Exeter Public Library.
Closing date July 15.
Phone 235-0211 (after 6) or
235.1807 for details. 18c
DEPARMENT OF PUBLIC
WORKS OF CANADA
TENDERS
SEALED TENDERS address-
ed to Secretary, Department
of Public Works of Canada,
Room B 322, Sir Charles Tup-
per Building, Riverside Drive,
Ottawa 8, and endorsed "TEN-
DER FOR THE SUPPLY OF
COAL, FUEL OIL AND PRO-
72 Notices_ .......
easements, for .g4.14ing sewer,
watermain and hydng services.
PO the lancla io question,
That subject to the said
easements, lands .comPriS-
jpg that part of the soitl. road.
allowance hereby topped up
And closed shall continue to be
vested in The Corporation of
the Town of Exeter .to: be
dealt with .from time to time
as the .Council of the said
Corporation may see fit and
deent proper,.
And -that the Council of the
said Corporation will beer, in
Per$P11 or by CP.11114ei,.$011e1.-
tor, or agent, any. persen who
claims atat his IAN will bp
prejudicially affected by the
said by-law and *ho applied
to be heard at a meeting to
he held at the ceoncil .Charn,
bers at the Town Hall in the
Town pf Exeter on the 20th
day of July, 1904 at the hour
of eight o'clock in the eve-
ning or so soon thereafter as
the said meeting may be held.
DATED at Exeter,. Ontario
this 11th day of June, 1964.
C, V. PICKARD, ESQ.,
Clerk, Town of Exeter.
18:15:2:9e
23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tile Estate of
John Batiuk,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of John
Batiuk, late of the Village of
Grand Bend, in the County of
Lambton, Fisherman, who
died on or about the 14th day
of January 1964, are required
to file particulars of same
with Bell & Laughton, solici-
tors of. Exeter, Ontario, by the
20th day of June 1964, after
which date tile estate will be
distributed having regard only
to those claims of which no-
tice has been received.
Bell & Laughton
Solicitors for the Executor,
Exeter, Ont.
4:11:18c
24 Tenders Wanted
25 Auction Sales
important
AUCTION SALE
Consisting of Hay Town-
ship Schools, Land and
Misc. Items
On the premises as listed
and stated time.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
Parcel No. 1
North east corner Lot 19,
Lake Rd. West, Township of
Hay, Highway 21, 2 miles
south of St. Joseph with no
buildings which will be offered
for sale on the premises at
1:30 p.m.
Parcel No. 2
School No. 12, Hay Town-
ship, south east corner Lot 18,
Con. 15, 21 miles west of Zur-
ich thence 1 mile south on
which is situated a white
brick schoolhouse 27x461/ in
good condition. Suitable for
residential purposes.
Contents to be offered sep-
arately—School desks and ta-
ble; blackboard; teacher's
desk; enamel sink; 200-gal oil
tank; roll woven wire; steel
and cedar posts; large antique
school bell.
Sale to take place on the
premises at 2:30 p.m.
Parcel No. 3
School No. 8, Hay Town-
ship, south west corner Lot 6,
Con. 12, 11. miles north of
Dashwood, on which is situ-
ated frame schoolhouse cov-
ered with metal siding 44ix321
with newly installed furnace.
Building in good condition.
Spacious grounds.
Suitable for residential or
business projects,
Contents to be offered sep-
arately — 200-gal. oil tank;
Clare Hecla oil furnace and
pipes; school desks and table;
2 crokinole boards; quantity of
books; library table; pressure
pump, etc, etc.
Sale to take place on the
premises at 3:30 p.m.
Please Note — School build-
ings and land to he offered
separately. In the event
schools and land are sold to
separate buyer s, buildings
24 Tenders Wanted
PAN,E. OAS FOR THE UP- ▪ KIII4PINO.S. TIMM:KM-
OUT THE PROVINCE OF ON^
TAR.i0,. 10_54-(V, will be ye-
..e.,eived until 3:00 p.11, (EDST)
TUESDAY, JULY 21, 10.04.
Tender documents can be
obtained ,through: MO of Pur,.
chasing and Stores, Rem C.
459, Sir Charles Tapper Build-
ing, Riverside Drive, Ottawa;
Office Managers 'at: :241. Jarvis
Street, Toronto; 457 Wchmond
Street, London s Post Mee
Building, Fort William, Ont,
To be considered each ten,
tier must be submitted on the
forms supplied by the Depart-
ment.
The lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted,
ROBERT FORTIER,
Secretary, 38c
TENDER FOR REMOVAL OF
MOWN HAY RCAF STATION
CENTRALIA
Tenders are invited for the
removal of mown hay from
RCAF Station Centralia.
Sealed tenders addressed to
Commanding Officer RCAF
Station Centralia will be re-
ceived up until noon Monday,
June 22.
For further details contact
Senior Construction Engineer-
ing Officer. Phone 228-6611
Local (379) 18c
ATTENTION FARMERS—Cred-
iton Feed Mill will be in opera-
tion as usual. 18c
TOWN OF EXETER
COLLECTION OF TAXES
I will be in the Town Hall
on the dates and during the
hours listed below for the col-
lection of taxes for the Town
of Exeter, Please arrange to
make payment on or before
these dates to avoid penalty.
Monday, June 29
9 a.m. - 12:00 1:30 - 5 p.m.
7:30 - 9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 30
9 a,m. - 12:00 1:30 - 5 p.m.
ERIC CARSCADDEN,
Tax Collector
11:18:25c
NOTICE OF
STREET CLOSING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to The Municipal
Act R.S.O. 1960 Chapter 249,
Section 459 and other powers
thereunto enabling, the Cor-
poration of the Town of Exe-
ter proposed to stop up and
close:
ALL THAT PORTION of
road allowance known as
Mill Road and shown on
Registered Plan Number
20 in the Town of Exeter,
in the County of Huron
and Province of Ontario
running from the easterly
boundary of Main St, ac-
cording to said Plan Num-
ber 20 to the westerly
boundary of Andrew Street
according to said Plan
Number Twenty.
ALL THAT PORTION of
road allowance known as
Andrew Street and shown
on Registered Plan Num-
ber 20 in the Town of Exe-
ter, in the County of Hur-
on and Province of On-
tario and described as fol-
lows: COMMENCING at
the North east angle of
lot number 1029 accord-
ing to said plan Number
20 being also the southerly
boundary of Mill Road a•
foresaid; THENCE south-
erly along the westerly
boundary of Andrew Street
to a point 365' northerly
from the intersection of
Andrew Street With the
north limit of Hill Street
according to Plan Num-
ber 20; THENCE Easterly
and parallel to the north-
erly limit of Hill Street
to the easterly limit of
Andrew Street; THENCE
Northerly along the East-
erly 1 i in i t of Andrew
Street to the North West
angle of Lot Number 1021;
THENCE Westerly in ri
straight line to the place
of beginning.
The lands comprising that
p said toadart of the aoW.
once hereby stopped lip hand
closed, and the subsequent
sale or other disposition of the
said lands, Shall be subject to
12 Properly For Rent
FURNISHED apartMent, _cert.
trally located, treated, AV411-.
able immediately, Apply Bea-
vers :Hardware, 4.5-1033, stfnc
3-BEDROOM storey and A half
-house,. available July 1.. Phone
235-1.377, 18e
5-BOOM UPPER, aParttliellt, in
Exeter, unfurnished, 2 bed-
rooms, heated. on William St.,
Close to downtown. Phone ..215- 2575. .6:18tfne
DASIIWOOD 4-ropm gparts
merit in Brokenshire
vacant July 1, Apply E. R.
sims, 145 Mill St„ Exeter..
2•BEDROONI apartment, avail-
able May 1. Apply D. C. Joynt,
phone 62 Hensel'. 3:261.fne
HEATED apartment, 2 bed-
rooms with large living room,
dining room, convenient kiteh.
en and 3-piece bathroom. This
is a comfortable roomy apart-
ment. Available about first of
March. C. V. Pickard, Insur-
ance & Real Estate, 394 Main
St, S, 13tfne
18 For Rent
TENT TRAILER, sleeps four;
weekly., $15.00; June, July,
August, September. Phone
278W4 Hensell for reservations.
Apply E. Mouaaeau, Kippen,
4;11;10:25*
FLOOR SANDERS, electric.
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1033, Exeter. 12: 13tfne
20 Wanted To Rent
BY ACTIVE elderly lady, fur-
nished, ground floor room with
kitchenette or kitchen privi-
leges, Phone 235-1807, 18*
ACCOMMODATION— OPP Con,
stable and family (two sons)
desire to rent a house in Exe-
ter. Two bedrooms minimum,
but would ..prefer bigger. Con-
tact Constable George Beams,
OPP office, Exeter. lane
22 Notices
MODERN apartment, 1 - bed-
room, kitchen, living room, 3-
piece bath with shower, un-
furnished, available immedi-
ately. Apply Art Gaiser, Ell-
mart Apts., Main St., Exeter.
Phone days 235-1505; evenings
235-2754. 5: 71(ne
FURNISHED, heated apart-
ment; separate entrance; ideal
for two, Apply 370 Carling St.
Orp hone 235-2456. 6:18tfne
LUCAN 2-bedroom tipalairs
apartment, utilities paid, $65.00
a month, Phone Ltican 227-4830,
5i7tIne
Davies Grant & Patterson
DEVON BUILDING EXETER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Municipal Auditors
•
PH 235.0120
•
Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
TirreA-Ady.ocpt#, J une Utt 1904 P.p. 11, Receive thanks .for
Whalen UCW bade
Wit -High 40901,WirriPr,..aed
444 PO Y.19> I.P4t1940 ..SPent. the
Weekend with, M. MrS, P.n.1
mccann anti family,
Miss Mary •IvigNeever .91. the
MePh AgedeMY./411.04
ilaS returned for .smrner
.clays with her parents Mr., 4
Mrs. Hubert McKeever,
The annual hate. Supper and
sirew will be held ont ,..4,11Y
on the church grounds,
Mr, Charles Dietrfchlsin4,' 14' splendid improvement inSt.
Joseph's Hospital, London.
Mrs. George Fresard and
farnilY of I)eti•olt is sPenOin_g
the summer vacation with her
Mettler, Mrs. Charles. Regier
and Judy.
Mr. Richard O'Rourke came
home from 5t. Joseph's FlPsOl-
tal last week after eight weeks
as a patient there,
misses Joanne and Eleanore
Dietrich of Mt. St. Joseph Aca-
demy London are home for the
summer Vacation'
Dennis McCann of Assurnp-
By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE
WUALEN
The hostesses for the UCW
meeting held Tuesday evening
In the SS rooms of the church
were Mrs, Melville Cunning
and Mrs. GPrdon Jelitiscd.
Twelve members ,answered the
roll call.
The theme of meeting was
}'Power through Faith", Mrs,
Bert Duffield. presided. She was
assisted in the worship service
by Mrs. Klahne and Mrs. Ken
Hodgson. Several readings were
given during the prggrarn.
Plans for the SS picnic to be
held at Seaforth Park were
made, A letter was read from
the Teronto overseas relief fund
thanking for the bale received
from this unit. The travelling
basket has also started on its
way,
•
Leading fruit -growing pro-
vines is Ontario, which has
not only a favorable climate in
its southern sections but, also a.
large population to provide
large market for the growers'
products,
Glenn Froats and family.
Mrs. Melville punning visited
her sister!. Mrs, WM.S1.111tht.
Hebnoot,.?..t victoria Hospital,
London WecinesdaY•
Miss. core. Nuttycernh and
Mrs, Myrtle Shorthill, London,
visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs.
Alex Home,
Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Elliott and
family, London TWP., Mr, &
MTS. Jack Kirkham and Laurie,
Mitchell, and Mr ,.Sant Sant King$1114,
Shipka, visited Sunday with mr,
and Mrs. Cleve Pullman.
Gordon Johnson, Alton Neil,
Ken Hodgson, Eric Atwood, Ray
Jaques, Gerald Herrn Grafton
Squire, John Finkbelper, Bill
Morley, Ken Wilson attended
the Ansa. Craig Men's League
Bowling banquet at the. Liman
Arena Thursday evening.
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Adams, Lon-
don, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil. Sunda.y
callers with the Neils were Mrs.
Brooks and Mrs. MabeiParkin-
son, Loudon,
PERSONALS
Mrs. Ann Egan, Granton, Is
spending tills week with Mr. &
Mrs. Hiram Bieber,
Several ladies from the com-
munity attended the blossom
tea held at St. Patrick's Church
Saintsbury, Wednesday after-
noon.
Mr. & Mrs. Melville Gunning
and Muriel visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Rodd, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Squire, Dana
and Mary Jane Culbert, Mrs.
Grafton Squire, Sue Ann and
Paul were Thursday guests of
Mr. & Mrs. F. Squire, Granton,
honoring the birthday of Ron.
Miss Barbara Bieber is
spending this week in Exeter
with Mrs. Robert Johns.
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Kilpatrick,
Toronto, Mr. & Mrs. Jas. Kil-
patriek and Cathie and Mr.
Larry Kilpatrick, Byron, were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Norman Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire,
Douglas and Bill, visited in St.
Marys Sunday with Mrs. Bristol
Holden,
Mr. Geo. Arksey visited Sat-
urday in London with Mr. & Mrs.
1-STOREY unfurnished 3-bed•
room house with automatic oil
furnace; close to downtown
and schools, Phone 235-0736.
5:14tfnc
11 Property for Rent „
COTTAGE at Inverhuron, north
Of Killeardine; available July
1 to 15 and all of ',ingest.
Phone 235-2752 Exeter, 18c
DASHWOOD-2-bedroom apart-
ment, newly decorated, 5 miles
from lake, rent reasonable.
Phone 81 Dashwood. 11:18:25c
NEWLY FURNISHED 1-bed-
room apartment, Wall-to-wall
carpet, all new furniture
eluding applianees and tele-
vision, $95.00 Per month. Elliot
Apartments, 442 Main St, Phone
235-0585; nights 235-2912.
28tfnc
Property For lain
ZI,1111C11 HOUSE for sale Pr
rent, fresh painted, living;
room, 3 becingonls, 14111 ..bath,
kitchen ,cupboards, sink, hot,
cold water, oil .furnaee,ger, den, Vacarit Exeter Hoplex on
very easy terins; Store-snack
bar, attached tlwelling„ terms
arranged; 100 acres, 05 tillable,
good. barn, large drive-
shed, briek heose, ferrmee,
bath ; 150 acres, 130 tjllable
L.-shape barn, silo, driveshed„
bell house,. brick house, many
conveniences,. Buy now for fall
possesSien, W. C, Pearce, Real-
tor, Exeter; -Hill Armstrong,
Salesman, .3.8tfne
......„.
3-ROOM lower suite, private
entrance, available June 1.
Apply within 512 Main St. or
phone 235,2836. 5: 14tfnc
UNFURNISHED apartment, 2
bedrooms, modern, in former
Simmons Apts. Phone 235-2012
after 6 p.m. 6; lltfnc
SMALL self contained apart.
ment suitable for 1 or 2 ladies.
This is a bright, cheery, nice•
ly furnished apartment, only
$35.00 per month. Elliot Apart-
ment Building. Phone 235-2912.
30tfne
MODERN 2 - bedroom, heated
apartment, hot water supplied.
Apply 411 Albert St., Exeter.
4tfne
FURNISHED 2-bedroom apart-
ment, air conditioned, central
location. Parker Apts., Main
St., Exeter. Phone 235-0915.
4tfnc
1-BEDROOM, apartment, heat-
ed, utilities paid; available
July 1. Phone 235-0382. 4tfne
2•BEDROOM apartment, $45 a
month, Attfield's Store, Credi-
ton. Phone 234.6394. 5:21tfne
NICELY FURNISHED 3-room
apartment, all conveniences.
For full particulars call 235-
2376, lltfnc
E. 1. Parkinson
native of district
PERSONALS
Several from the community
attended anniversary services
at Zion West, Sunday morning.
Jim Rundle has taken a job
with the F. A. Buskards & Son
Ltd., London.
Mrs. Robert Rundle and Jack
visited Friday evening with Mr.
& Mrs. Gordon Culver when
Kenneth returned home after
Mrs. Alex Baillie received having spent the past Week with
a telegram from her sister in Jack.
Moose Jaw, Sask. Tuesday mor- Mr. & Mrs. Don Rixon and
ning telling her that her husband family of London visited Sun-
Ernest I. Parkinson had died day with Misses Blanche and
suddenly at their home June 9 Rhea Mills.
In his 85th year. Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Lawrence
He was born on the 14th con- of Taylor, Mich. and Mrs. Mae
cession of London Township Crozier of Detroit spent a
where he lived and worked in couple of days with their aunts,
that district as a thresher until Miss Ada Hopkins and Mrs.
he and his wife moved to Sas- Arthur Hopkins.
katchewan. He joined the 208th Mr. & Mrs. Jim Miller, Betty
Battalion CEF in 1914, was Jean and Bob, Miss Ruth Mill-
overseas for four years and er of London, Mr. & Mrs. Ted
was one of those badly gassed Insley, Murray and Karen, Mr.
in the first gas attack and was & Mrs. Oscar Brine, Mr. &
wounded also at Paschendale. Mrs. Don Brine and Cheryl and
He returned to Moose Jaw Mr. Jack Constable of St. Marys
where they have since resided. were Friday eveningguests with
He is survived by his wife Mr. & Mrs. Ross Robinson and
the former Charlotte Morley, Lynn. Mr, Jim Miller and Mrs.
daughter of the late Joseph Oscar Brine were both cele-
Morley and EllenNalrn Morley; brating birthdays.
and by two sons; Morley, Leth- Mrs. Robert Rundle andJack,
bridge, Alberta, and John, Ed- Mr. Kenneth C ulve r visited
monton, Alta; a daughter (Bes- Thursday evening with Mrs.
sic) Mrs. John Dugdale, Van- Wilbert Payne and Jim of Lon-
couver, B.C. also seven grand- don.
children; a daughter Dorothy Mr.. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
predeceased; one brother, Cynthia and Ellen attended an-
Noble of Birr, Ont; one sister, niversary services at Wesley
Mrs. Will Rigney, London. Four UC Sunday and were guests with
sisters and one brother are Mr. & Mrs. Bev Westman and
predeceased. Janet.
The funeral was held Friday, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Payne of
June 12, with interment in London visitedSunday with Mrs.
Moose Jaw cemetery. Robert Rundle and Jack.
2-BEDROOM brick house, very
nice, very central, $85.00. Ap-
ply Elliot Apartments or phone
235-0585, 235-2912. lltfnc
3-BEDROOM house in Exeter.
Phone 235-1877. lltfnc
TWO-BEDROOM house at 92
Huron St„ Exeter. All outside
property maintained, available
July 15, Contact Eric Hey-
wood, 235-1254. 18c
DUPLEX at 122 Sanders St.
Vacant after June 16. Apply
410 Carling St., phone 235.0313,
18c
Learn how Cygon®4-E
fights aphids
in peas
Cygon packs three-way control. As a contact
killer. As a residual insecticide on foliage, ,As a
systemic protector inside the plant won't be
washed away by weather.
2. As a residual protectant Cygon controls for
14 days or longer - without residue problems
when used as instructed, Apply early and
protect throughout the season. Apply up to 21
days before harvest. One gallon will cover 21
acres.
3. Get Cygon in 16 oz. to 5 gallon sizes, Consult
your ag-rep for proper timing — and you'll be
dollars ahead when harvest rolls around.
4. And remember: Cygon comes from Cyanamid.
For further information on any Cyanamid product Write:
Cyanamid of Canada Limited, Montreal 2, Quebec
A. .1%?▪ " Al. "' X XXI
Always follow label instructions carefully when using any insecticide
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3 MODERN 2-bedroom, self-
contained apartments. Apply
Fink Plumbing & Heating Ltd.,
'Mensal!. 11:18:25:2c
APARTMENT for two, heated,
unfurnished, 426 Main St,, liv-
ing room, bedroom, modern
kitchen, hot and cold water,
$45 a month, services extra.
Available July 1, Apply at The
Ti m es-Ad voca te ,
5 ROOM UPPER 2 bedroom
apartment in a duplex; 3-pee.
bath, stove and garage, $53.00.
497 Main St. Phone 235-1347.
6:18tinc Trade Up To A '64 Today
WHILE OUR SELECTION IS AT ITS BEST Let us help you
get that car.
- FA
COTTAGE at Grand Bend
Preferably families by the
week; modern conveniences.
Phone Parkhill 294-6564. 18:25*
APARTMENT — Air condition-
ed, 1 bedroom, large living
room, kitchen, 3-pce, bath,
heated, central Main St. Avail-
able July 1, Apply W. G. Coch-
rane, 28 Nelson St. W„ Gode-
rich, 6: 18tfne
MODERN 3 - bedroom farm
home on 'highway 23, with ap-
proximately three acres and
out•Intildinga. Possession avail-
able August 1. Apply Box CPL
Exeter Times-Advocate.
6: 18tfn c
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