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Times-Advocate, May 26, 1966 Page 11 16 Properly for Sale 2 Notices 25 Auction Sales
IF YOU DON'T like the Dandy-
Lions call me. I will kill them
cheaply and surely. V. Hogarth
235-1414. 19:26c
23 legal Notices
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1863 NOTICE TQ cREDITQR$
In the Estate of
Beatrice Alberta Delbridge,
deceased.
All persons baying claims
against the estate of Beatrice
Alberta Delbridge, late of the
Town of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, Housekeeper, who
died on or about the 14th day
of November, 1965, are required
to file particulars of same with
Bell & Laughton, Solicitors, of
Exeter, Ontario, by the 28th
day of May, 1966, after which
date the estate will be distrib-
uted having regard only to
those claims of which notice
has been received,
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for the Executors,
Exeter, Ontario. 12:19:26c
Local retirements
Mr. Thomas F, Campbell, and Mr. Lorne R., Finkbeiner discuss their future plaris with G/C G. F,
Ockenden, Base Commander at CFB Centralia. mr. Campbell retired last Friday having serviced 12
years at Centralia as a Kitchen Helper, He was born in Scotland and came to Canada in 1 93 7 and was
farming in the local area. Mr. Flnkbelner was born and raised in Stephen Township and has been
employed at Centralia for the past 13 years as a Cleaning Services man, Both will be retiring in the
Exeter area.
24 Tenders Wanted
TENDER
The Hay Township School Area Board are inviting tenders
to supply:
2000 yards (more or less) of fill
1000 yards (more or less) of top soil
The above to be delivered to Zurich and Hensall
schools as required and to be rough graded.
The fill and top soil are to be to the satisfaction of
the school board.
The price quoted, including delivery and grading,
shall be 6y the cubic yard.
A $200 deposit will be required from any accepted
tender and will be returned upon satisfactory completion
of the project.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Further information may be obtained
from: Robert Rowcliffe or Elmer Rowe.
Work to be completed on project by July 15, 1966.
Tender to be in the possession of Robert Westlake,
Box 268, Zurich, Ontario, by June 3, 1966 at 6 p.m.
Area residents attend
Centralia Blossom Tea
double discs 2 sets of harrows;
Int. 15-run grain and fertilizer
disc drill, power lift; steel roll-
er; beet puller; 2 rubber tired
wagons with self unloading
steel bins; new Cobey wagon
with flat rack; SPraYmotor pto
sprayer, 3-point hitch 32' boom;
Case 'hammermill; 100' endless
belt; electric grinder with 3
h.p. motor; 80 rods woven wire
fence; woven wire fence stretch-
ers; tractor chains; emery and
motor; sap pans and Pails;
forge and anvil; scales; 2 col-
ony houses 12'x14' and 8'x10';
chicken crates and feeders, pig
self feeder, tons of scrap, plus
miscellaneous articles found at
a clearing farm sale.
Finance arrangements can be
made on the larger equipment
at this sale by contacting the
owner or auctioneers.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: Univer-
sal milker, piping for 18 cows
with one unit, plus on Surge
unit; Int, electric cream sep-
arator, pails, etc.
FEED: 2,000 bales of first and
second cut hay; 200 bales of
straw; 25 ft. of ensilage; 4 ton
of cob corn.
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES:
Heintzman piano and bench, ex-
cellent condition; wooden bed
and dresser; wash stands;
Wingham classic cook stove;
kitchen chrome set, table and 4
chairs; quilts; linens; dishes;
chairs; odds and ends, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
Auctioneers:
HUGH FILSON & TOM ROBSON
666-0833 666-1455
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
CENTRALIA
TENDERS FOR COAL
South Huron District High
School Board invites tenders
for Coal for the school build-
ing on Gidley Street, Exeter.
The two Livingston Stokers
will require 200 tons of lix1/4
oil treated stoker coal,
Tenders should quote price
per ton delivered at the school
as required, and should include
an analysis.
Please address tenders to
the Secretary of the Board, E.
D. Howey, Exeter, Ontario, by
May 31, 1966.
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
and Jack.
Mr. & Mrs, K. Greb spentSun-
day with Mr. & Mrs. Regliodgson
at their cottage at Port Blake.
Rev. Andrew Boa will be the
guest speaker at the anniversary
service in the United Church
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Richard Shoebottom spent the
weekend with his grandparents,
Mr. & Mrs. F. C. Shoebottom
in Parry Sound.
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25 Auction Sales
couple of weeks with her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Alvin Essery and with her son,
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Robinson and
family in Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. W. Palmer of
Halton were recent visitors at
the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Laramie.
Mr. & Mrs, K. Grob were
guests at a party at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Lamport,
Hensall Saturday evening in honor
of Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kerslake
on the occasion of their 25th
wedding anniversary.
Mr. & Mrs. S. Eaton and Bon-
nie of London were Sunday visi-
tors with Mr. & Mrs. John
Thompson.
Mrs, Albert Smith has returned
home after spending several days
at the home of her son Don and
family in Lucan while her daugh-
ter-In-law was in the hospital,
Mrs. Arthur McFalls visited
over the weekend with her family
in London.
Miss Wilda Pollock was a
weekend visitor with her sister,
Mrs. Lorne Hicks.
Rev. D. M. Guest conducted
the anniversary service in the
Clandeboye United Church Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. W. Palmer of St. Cathar-
ines spent a week with her father
and brother, Mr. George Hepburn
Ladies from local and sur-
rounding communities turned out
in goodly numbers Wednesday
afternoon to make the Blossom
Tea the highlight of the week and
to enjoy an afternoenof Christian
and social fellowship.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
0. Struthers of Mitchell, regional
vice-president of Perth presby-
terial. She urged her listeners
to be strong in the grace that is in
the Lord Jesus. "We have to
know the power of God's pre-
sence" she said. She felt that
God expects each one to have a
practical religion and stressed
the importance of prayer which
not only changes people but
changes problems as well.
The program opened with organ
and piano music and a number by
a ladies quartette. Visiting
churches contributing numbers to
a fine program were Crediton
HUB, a reading; Whalen, a vocal
solo; Thames Road, a vocal solo;
Elimville, a vocal solo; Saints-
bury, a reading; Crediton United,
a piano solo and Greenway United,
a vocal trio.
By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
CONDUCT STUDY
The Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary met in the basement
of the church with Mrs. Frank
Hamilton presiding. Mrs. Mac
Lamond and Mrs, Sam McCurdy
presented the Bible study with an
enlightening commentary, f o f-
lowed with a discussion period
on program III ((Called for the
World".
The scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Gordon Laing. Fifteen
members answered the roll call,
Mrs. Harold Parsons read an
article.
The June meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Jim Miller
June 14.
PERSONALS
Mrs. S. Sorensen of Chatham
has been visiting for the past
HENSALL Thr e e bedroom
modernized home close to Main
Street. New oil furnace, new
roof and siding. Owner is leav-
ing area and reduced price to
$7,000.00,
HENSALL — Located on # 4
Highway between Hensall and
Exeter. Completely modern 4-
bedroom home with large kitch-
en, 2 bathrooms, full dining
room, wall-to-wall broadloom in
living room, large family room
with log burning fireplace. All
this and a good size barn and
implement shed with 8 acres of
land,
CREDITON — Three bedroom
house located on 1 acre of land
in the village. Nice garden and
some fruit trees. Taxes only
$90.00.
EXETER — Three bedroom
storey brick on Main St. Two
bathrooms and oil heat, $12,900,
EXETER — Newer three bed-
room brick located two blocks
from post office. Fireplace, oil
heat, large garage and paved
driveway, three rooms recently
decorated.
EXETER — Older home with
three bedrooms on William St.
Owner transferred and we can
give immediate possession.
Priced at $6,500.00.
EXETER — Wartime house on
corner lot, Priced to sell at
$5,000.00.
EXETER — Four bedroom
home on Andrew Street, Close
to schools. $6,500.00,
EXETER — Three bedroom 13
storey located on corner lot.
Newly decorated and we can
give immediate possession.
$11,500.00.
EXETER — Large old home
with new wiring, new furnace,
new kitchen, full dining room,
family room, utility room, at-
tached carport, located on nice
corner lot. $12,500 and we can
arrange mortgaging.
EXETER — Three bedroom
modern home with large kitch-
en, oil heat and attached ga-
rage. Enough land available to
qualify for VLA.
EXETER — Two bedroom with
oil heat and large garage. $6,500
EXETER — Modern three bed-
room with full basement and
oil 'heat. Log burning fireplace
and wall-to-wall broadloom in
living room. $2,500 down pay-
ment,
EXETER — Three bedroom
bungalow with full basement
and oil heat. $10,500.
EXETER — Commercial block
with five apartments and store,
all rented. Owner will take a
$4,000 down payment and hold
mortgage for balance.
EXETER — Three building lots
in registered subdivision. Each
65'x125'. $2,000.00 for the bunch,
EXETER — Beautiful building
lot overlooking the river. $2,000,
EXETER — On #4 Highway-
9i acres of land with frame
house. $10,000 and vendor will
hold a mortgage,
FOR RENT — 0 n e bedroom
heated apartment on Main St.
$60.00 per month.
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EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY
JOHN BURKE
Limited
Real Estate
General Insurance
Mortgages
Devon Building, 476 Main St.
Phone 235-1863 28tinc
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17 Property for Rent
Twilight
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Tractor, Farm
Machinery, Grain and Misc.
Items
On the premises
LOT 6, CON. 13,
STANLEY TWP.
iii miles north of Blake or
miles west of Zurich thence
33 miles north
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 7
at 6:30 p.m.
TRACTOR AND FARM MA-
CHINERY: Massey Ferguson
Diesel 35 standard tractor com-
pletely equipped, only 2400 hrs.,
in brand new condition; M.P.
15-run grain and fertilizer drill
on rubber, like new; Case
power take-off 115 bushel trac-
tor spreader, like new; M.M.
9i ft. pull type spring tooth
cultivator; Fleury 9b ft. spring
tooth cultivator; Ford 3-point
hitch cultivator; McDeering
corn picker; Gehl 10 inch ham-
mer mill; 50 ft. endless ham-
mer mill belt; Hamill 2-row
bean scuffler; hay elevator;
hog feeders; electric bean cook-
er; hog crate; set of scales;
jack-all jack; chicken feeders;
quantity tile; skill saw; variety
new lumber; extension ladder;
Utina cattle waterer; egg wash-
er and baskets; barrels; forks;
shovels, etc., etc.
GRAIN: 15 ton choice quality
mixed grain consisting of wheat,
oats and barley.
No reserve as the farm is
rented.
TERMS: Cash,
STANLEY GINGERICH, Prop,
HAROLD ERB, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
26:2c SMALL APARTMENT suitable
for one person. Available imme-
diately. Apply Bill's Barber
Shop, phone 235.0915, Exeter.
12tfnc
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Scott ac-
companied by Mrs. E. Moore
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh
Moore and family at Lindsay for
a few days.
Mrs. Dan McKellar of Buffalo
and her sister Mrs. Lou Clark
of Kippen, visited Cromarty
friends during the holiday week-
end.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Scott and
family of Seaforth visited Mon-
day with Mrs. •Grace S'cott.
Mr. Ken Skinner, Don and Ken,
Waterloo, Mr. & Mrs. Don Arm-
strong, Toronto spent the week-
end with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Carey
and Mrs. F. Taylor.
Mrs. Gordon Hess, Zurich and
Mrs. Horton McDougall, South
Boundary visited Sunday with Mr.
& Mrs. George Wallace.
Mrs. Shirley Elliott and family
of Essex spent the holiday week-
end with her parents, Mr. & Mrs.
John Wallace and Debbie.
Mr. David Chappel, Hamilton,
visited over the weekend with
his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Filmer
C happel.
Mr. Hugh Scott, Guelph ac-
companied by his cousin Mr. Neil
Moore of Lindsay spent the week-
end with Mr. & Mrs. T. L. Scott.
Mr. John Scott of Dorset was
home for the holiday.
Miss Jane Binning, Mitchell
spent the weekend with her grand-
parents, Mr. & Mrs. K. McKellar.
Misses Agnes Scott, London
and Dorothy, St. Marys spent the
week with their parents, Mr. &
Mrs. Gordon Scott.
Mrs. Amelia Cole, St. Marys
is visiting this week with her
niece Mrs. John Hocking. Week-
end visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Hocking were Mrs. Lois McPhail,
Mrs. Howard Pinder and Miss
Dorothy Nairn.
Rev. George Harris of Rapid
City, Manitoba, was a guest of
Mr. & Mrs. Calder McKaig dur-
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Walper
Mr. and Mrs. George Walper, Grand Bend, celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary Sunday, May 15. Their family entertain-
ed them to dinner at the Green Forest Motor Hotel, Grand Bend.
Mrs. Walper, the former Marine Devine and George Walper
both of Stephen Township were united in marriage at the Methodist
Parsonage, Corbett, by Rev. J. E. Cooke May 18, 1916. They farmed
some 46 years on the B line, Stephen Township, before moving to
Grand Bend four years ago.
The celebrants received congratulations and best wishes from
friends, relatives and neighbors and were the recipients of many
beautiful cards and gifts.
The couple have six children,Lloyd, Hay Township, Gladys
(Mrs. Harold Peck), Stanley Townsip, Evelyn (Mrs. George John),
Windsor, Mervyn, living on the home farm, Willis, Hay Township
and Jean (Mrs. Hielke Berends), Exeter. They have sixteen grand-
children and one great-grandchild.
We Require Men
For Production Work
At Both The Dashwood & Centralia Plants
Thinking of Investing?
45 hr. Week
Attractive Starting Rates
Medical Benefits
Permanent Employment
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A. E. Pym, C.L.U.
Representative
EXETER
Tel: 235.0395
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Farm Sold
Extensive Clearing
FARM SALE
of Power Machinery, Live-
stock, Feed and Household
Effects for
MR. JACK GOLLINGS
LOT 19, CON. 10,
BIDI)ULPH TWP.
26 miles north-west of Granton,
6 miles north-east of Lucan
SATURDAY, MAY 2$
at 12 o'clock sharp
LIVESTOCK: 9 fresh Holstein
cows; 8 B.W.F. calves; farroW
cow; fat heifer; polled Here-
ford bull; 3 yearling B.W.F.
steers; 4 two-year-old steers;
16 Holstein yearling heifers; 1
steer goat.
SWINE AND POULTRY: 12
heavy chunks; 65 White Rock
hens.
MACHINERY: David Brown
990 tractor, fully equipped, live
pto, etc., 2 years old; David
Brown manure loader for above
tractor; C.A. Allis Chalmers
tractor, fully equipped with
seuffler and bean puller; self-
propelled 428 Cockahutt com-
bine 10', two years old, pick-
up etc.; New Holland 10' self-
propelled swather, like new;
New Idea 701 self -propelled 2-
row corn picker with 95 h.p.
heavy duty Motor, new last
fall--tea real piece of equipment
for anyone whd wishes to har-
vest corn; New Holland pto
69 baler, one year old; New
Idea side rake on rubber, one
year old; New Idea 7' mower;
New Holland pto im anure
Spreader on rubber, one D ear
old; stooker; 1 h.p. electric' mo-
tor; 250 feet of cable; Smoker
36' elevator; grain auger with
electric niotor; 9' Int. 3-point
hitch bread tooth cultivator;
12' Case cultivator; Int. 3-fur-
row Ace bottom plow on rub-
ber, like new; Case 15' packer;
2 sets of drags; J.D. 28-plate
double disc; Bissell 30-plate
HOUSE — Can be used for two
apartments; bathroom, frig and
stove in each. Phone 235-0956 or
apply 355 Marlborough St. 14tfnc
2-BEDROOM apartments, fur-
nished or unfurnished, on Main
St„ Crediton. Private entrances,
available immediately. Phone
234-6336 after 5 bn week days,
anytime on weekends. 16tfnc
UPSTAIR 2-bedroom unfurnish-
ed apartment, heated, imme-
diate possession. Apply Dr.
Fletcher. 19:26c
CLEAN, spacious 2-bedroom
apartment, furnished or unfur-
nished, oil furnace, separate
entrance. Call at 181 William
St. Phone 235-0736 evenings or
Saturdays. 25tfnc
UNFURNISHED apartment, 2
bedrooms, modern, in former
Sinimon's Apt. Phone 215-2012
after 6 p.m. 12tfric
UPSTAIRS apartment, 2-bed-
room, stove supplied, all utili-
ties paid, private entrance,
west on Huron St., available
May 21. Phone 235.2427 or 235-
1027. 5;124`tfrie
OFFICE or store space, central-
ly located on Main St., Grand
Bend, Phone 238-2326. 26c
COTTAGE—First two weeks Of
July, S h a r r o w subdivision,
Grand Bend, Kenneth Hogg,
Thorndale. 461-1462. 26nc Applications in writing should be addressed
to the Personnel Officer at Centralia
18 For Rent
FLOOR SANDERS, electric --
Beavers Hardware, phone 233-
1033, Exeter. 12:13tfne MANUFACTURERS LIFE
Interviews cannot be granted
Without submission of written applications
In advance
Beans, Barns, Boats, Beds
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