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ing a buffet lunch was served, For
a trip to Washington, the bride
wore a white brocade sheath
dress with matching full length
coat, large pink bat andpink car-
nation purse corsage.
The couple will reside in Lon-
don for the summer and will live
in the United States during the
winter. The groom is a profes-
sional hockey player and played
his first season last year with
the Tulsa Oilers, a, farm club of
the Toronto Maple Leafs.
BRIDE ELECT FETED
Prior to her marriage, Miss
Elaine Keys was feted at an after,
noon tea held in the borne of Mrs,
John Heal, Hensall. The bride was
presented with a corsage of red
and white roses. After refresh-
ments were served the bride was
presented with many beautiful
gifts by Misses Julie and Jane
Heal and Miss Ann Keys, after
which Elaine expressed her
thanks to all the guests present.
Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, RR 1
Varna, entertained at her borne in
honor of her neice, Miss Elaine
Keys. Many relatives and friends
were present and Miss Debora
Stephenson assisted her mother
with games and contests, The
bride's chair was decorated with
pink and white streamers and
balloons and she was presented
with a corsage of pink and white
mums and carnations. The ad-
dress was read by Miss Joan
McClymont, Varna. The bride
was the recipient of many lovely
gifts.
25 Auction Sales
Important
AUCTION SALE
of
Valuable Household Effects
and Misc. Items
On the premises
GODERICH TOWNSHIP,
mile north of Holmesville
or 9 miles north of Varna on.
SATURDAY EVENING,
JUNE 18 at 0:99 p.m..
Complete list of sale in fol-
lowing issue.
J. ARCHIE JONES, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Oe
Twilight
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects,
Antiques and Misc. Items
On the premises
95 SIMCOE ST., EXETER
FRIDAY EVENING,
JUNE 24 at 6:30 p.m.
Complete list of sale in next
week's issue.
EZRA ROBINSON, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
9c
Rec news
— Continued from page 7
16—Dodgers vs Tony Tigers
21--Dodgers vs Smokeys
23—Losers vs Tony Tigers
BOYS SOFTBALL
JUNE
8—Chargers vs Fierce Lions
13—Detroit Tigers vs Chargers
15--Fierce Lions vs D. Tigers
20—Fierce Lions vs Chargers
22—Chargers vs Detroit Tigers
27—D. Tigers vs Fierce Lions
62.
"Beat it, Mac! We're discuss-
ing our community property
settlement!"
25 Auction Sales
Twilight
AUCTION SALE
of
Home Furnishings $ Car
FOR PERCY SKILLING,
94 SIMCOE ST., EXETER,
2 blocks east of No, 4 Hwy.
FRIDAY, JUNE 17
at 6:30 p.m. DST
Selling will be—Dining room
table and 4 chairs; btiffet;
china cabinet; Danish style
chesterfield •and 2 chairs; rug
9xe with under pad; Sylvania
21" television; Philco console
radio with 3-speed record play-
er; new bedroom suite with
box springs and mattress; Mr.
and Mrs. dresser; chest of
drawers; knee hole desk; Un-
derwood typewriter and type-
writer table; new bedroom
suite, bed, springs, mattress
and dresser; large wardrobe;
4-drawer chest of drawers;
pole lights; upholstered chairs;
hassocks; book rack; pole bang-
er; Viking Nordic electric stove,
new; Cold Spot refrigerator
with 100-lb. freezer across top,
new unit; kitchen table and 3
chrome chairs; Westinghouse
electric washing machine with
pump; Lawnboy rotary lawn
mower; rotary pump and mo-
tor; 14 ft, extension ladder;
kitchen utensils; garden tools;
work bench; tools; some used
lumber; lawn chairs; garden
wheelbarrow and many other
small articles.
This is all excellent furniture.
CAR: 1953 Meteor sedan, ex-
cellent condition.
The owner is moving to the
west coast and everything must
sell.
TERMS: Cash, plus 5% sales
tax if applicable,
BILL ELLIOT, Auctioneer
Phone 294-6759 Parkhill
9;16c
ANNUAL AUCTION
of Household Effects, An-
tiques and Miscellaneous
Items
sponsored by
TRIVITT MEMORIAL CHURCH
on the church premises
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
6:30 p.m.
Complete listing in next week's
paper.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
9c
APPLICATIONS
for position of
Custodian
Hay Township School Area, Hensall School
Applications are requested for the position of
Custodian for public school located in Hensall. Ap-
plicants should state salary expected. Lowest or any
application not necessarily accepted.
Duties to commence during July, 1966. Applica-
tions must be sealed and marked "Applications" and
in the possession of the Secretary Treasurer, Robert
Westlake, Zurich by 6 pm on Saturday, June 25, 1966.
Robert Westlake
Secretary-treasurer
Hay Township
School Area, Zurich, Ont.
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Times-Advocate, June 9, 1966 Page 11 16 Property For Sale 16 Properly For Sale 22 Notices
LOT 76'x99' on Thomas St., $750,
Phone 235-1595, 5:12-6:19c
17 Properly For Rent
POLICE VILLAGE
OF CREDITON
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS
RESIDENTS OF CREDITON
All dog owners in the Police
Village of Crediton are remind-
ed that the Township of Stephen
By-Law No. 8, 1952, is in effect
in regards to dogs running at
large, This means that no per-
son owning, possessing or bar-
touring a dog shall allow the
said dog to run at large within
the Police Village or Crediton,
from May 1 to October 1, Any
dog found running at large may
be seized or killed by any
peace officer or any person
authorized to enforce this by-
law.
Signed,
Trustees of the
Police Village of Crediton.
2:9c
NOTICE
Garbage Collection
Police Village of
CREDITON
Please have your garbage
placed on the roadside for
pickup
SATURDAY, JUNE II
AT 10 A.M.
Hensall
COOK BROS.
Milling Co. Limited
2 62-2605
25 Auction Sales
C. V. PICKARD
2-BEDROOM apartments, fur-
nished or unfurnished, on Main
St., Crediton. Private entrances,
available immediately. Phone
234-6336 after 5 on week days,
anytime on weekends. 16tfric
UNFURNISHED apartment, 2
bedrooms, modern, in former
Simi-eon's Apt. Phone 235-2012
after 6 p.m. 12tfnc
UPSTAIRS apartment, 2-bed-
room, stove supplied, all utili-
ties paid, private entrance,
west on Huron St., available
May 21, Phone 235.2427 or =-
1027, 5 : 12*tfne
SUMMER COTTAGE — 3 miles
south pf Bayfield, available
Aug. 14 - 28, $60 per week. Dial
235-2466, 9c
NICELY furnished apartment,
centre of town, Elliot Apts.,
442 Main St. 235-2912, 9tfnc
SMALL COTTAGE, suitable for
two or three persons. Good
basement, oil heated, hydro
range and some other furnish-
ings supplied. Quick possession.
Rental $60.00. C. V. Pickard,
Realtor, 56 John St. Phone 235-
0414. 2tfnc
ONE-BEDROOM home, conven-
iences, garage. Apply 166 Queen
St. W., Hensall. 2:9*
APARTMENT, ground floor, pri-
vate entrance, heated, 1 bed-
room and room suitable for cot,
stove supplied, 184 Main St. N.
Phone Mrs, Obre 235-0512, 2tfnc
NEW 2 LARGE bedroom apart-
ment, living room with broad-
loom, large kitchen, ceramic
tile bath, utility room. Avail-
able Aug. 1. Phone Harold Thy-
'or 235-0674. 9tfnc
HOUSE — 2 bedrooms, unfur-
nished, unheated, in Exeter at
corner of James and Andrew
Sts. Rent reasonable. For fur-
ther information phone 229-6576
Or write Whitney Coates, RR 1
Centralia. ethic
APARTMENT for two, 426 Main
St., heated, hot •and cold water,
3-piece bath, available at once,
$45.00 per month. Apply at The
Times-Advocate. 9tfnc
SMALL HOME on 78' lot, suit-
able for one or two, new wir-
ing, plumbing and bathroom,
floor furnace. $3600 buys with
$1100 down. Phone 235-1483,
12tfne
HOUSE --,,- 2 bedrooms, garage,
nice lot. in immaculate condi-
tion. Phone 235-1695. 9c
3-BEDROOM house, utility room,
garage, patio, oil heat, 1 month
possession. Phone 235-2196.
21tfne
1-STOREY fairly new house fac-
lag Victoria park, living room,
good kitchen, utility room, oil
furnace, bath, two bedrooms,
nice lawns, carport foundation,
Terms, early possession, W. C,
Pearce, Realtor, 235-1402. 21tfne
CREDITON— Completely remod-
elled one floor, 3-bedroom borne,
Located across from school.
Phone 234-6452, 9nc
100 OR 150 ACRES good clay
loam (good corn land), level,
drained. Barn for 100 head of
cattle; implement shed; garage.
Seven room brick house, full
bath down, toilet up; running
water in house and barn. Build-
ings all painted; 65 acres of
growing crop, balance hay and
grass. Possession a n y t i m e.
Phone Bervie 2218 for appoint.'
menu. Six miles east of Kin-
cardine on No. 9 Highway. 2:9*
6-ROOM brick bungalow in the
town of Parkhill, newly deco-
rated throught, one acre lot.
Phone Parkhill 294-6808. 2:9;16c
5 ACRES, 9 room brick house,
oil furnace, 4 piece bath, drilled
well, aluminum windows and
barn 34x48.
COTTAGE, 6 rooms, 2 bed-
rooms, bath, kitchen. living
room, dining room, oil furnace,
situated in Lucon. Phone Harry
Hardy, 227-4535 or 227.4841, rep-
resenting Harry E. Waghorn,
Realtor, St. Marys. 9c
(Signed)
Crediton Police Village Trustees
9c
18 For Rent
TRUST CERTIFICATES,
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES
SEVERAL COMPANIES
BEARING 6% INTEREST
Please phone us and we will
call on you 'at your convenience.
C. V. PICKARD-REAL ESTATE
56 John St. E. Phone Res.
3c 235-0414 FLOOR SANDERS, electric
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1033, Exeter. 12;13tfnc
21 Properly Wanted CALL JB
AT
1863
FOR
OUT OF TOWN
PROPERTIES
WILL TAKE brick cottage in
Exeter as payment on brick
duplex in London; 2 four-room
apartments, clean, good repair,
veranda, garage, handy to bus,
shopping, churches, school.
Code 519 438-9378. Apply to Box
TRS The Exeter Times-Advo-
cate. 9:16*
22 Notices
CREDITON
COMMUNITY
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 11
at 1:30 p.m.
Sale will be held in Community
Field beside school.
We will sell the following:
N.S.U. motor bike, made 41
Germany, like new; drapes, 7
ft.; antique high chair; trilight
lamp; table lamps (matching
pair); pillows; dishes of all
kinds; roasting pan; small ta-
ble; sealers; picnic table; 6
kitchen chairs; Annex wood &
coal stove; tablecloth; curtains;
lady's bicycle; love seat; two
lawn chairs; power lawn mow-
er; table and 2 chairs, metal;
bathroom awning; boy's bicycle;
restaurant booths; 6 ft. canopy;
door frames; door windows;
quantity 6 and 11 qt. baskets;
table lamps; 2 wash tubs; 1
ironing board; electric iron;
brown iron bed and springs;
green rocking chair; china cab-
inet; buffet; end table; 2 stack
chairs; pressure cooker; 2 fry-
ing pans; knickknack shelf; 2
lawn chairs; 8-piece setting of
bone handle knives and forks;
8-day clock, like new and many
more items not mentioned
above,
TERMS: Cash.
No reserve, highest bidder is
the purchaser.
DALTON FINKBEINER, Clerk
WM. H. SMITH, Auctioneer
Crediton 9c
NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
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Tuesdays 6 p.m.
DESTROY WEEDS
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Keyes of RR 3 Seaforth, O nt., recently put their name in the Game, and
won $500.00 worth of household appliances, including: Electric Food Blender, Hair Dryer,
Razors, Shoe Shine Kit, etc., plus a Cash Bonus of $100.00, Presenting Mr,. and Mrs. Keyes,
left, with their prizes is Mr. E. W. Luttrell, B/A Representative, Mr. Wm. Middleton and Mr.
Ralph Genttner, B/A Agent-Distributors, Exeter, Ontario.
Notice is hereby given to all
persons in possession of land
in accordance with Weed Con-
trol Act, Sections 3, 13 and 19
that unless noxious weeds grow-
ing on their lands within the
Municipality of Exeter are de-
stroyed by June 21, 1966, and
throughout the season, the mu-
nicipality may enter upon said
lands and have the weeds de-
stroyed char g i n g the cost
against the land in taxes as
set out in the Act. The co-
operation of •all citizens is ear-
nestly solicited.
(Signed)
JAMES PAISLEY,
Supt. Town of Exeter
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WINCHEISEA — 4 b e dr oom
brick home with hot water oil
heat. Four piece bathroom up-
stairs and two piece down. Sit-
uated on 2i acres with large
barn. Taxes are only $110.00
and the vendor will hold a
first mortgage,
HENSALL — Completely reno-
vated house with four bed-
rooms, full dining room, large
kitchen, family room with fire-
place. Large barn and all situ-
ated on eight acres of land.
HENSALL — Renovated older
home located one block from
main street. New siding, new
roof, new furnace and nicely
decorated throughout. We can
arrange mortgaging.
CENTRALIA — 10 acres of land
with good brick house and
barn. House has been modern-
ized and is heated with hot
water fuel oil furnace. Taxes
under $100.00.
We have some farm houses for
rent with rents starting at
$50.00 per month.
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