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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1970-10-01, Page 1316 Property For Sale LOVELY FARM. HOMES 0 to 50 acres, Write .er See W. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter, 9 ; 10tfne Guaranty Trust CHOICE ACREAGE One mile east of Provincial Highway # 21 on Highway # 84. Good workable farm with ap- proximately 65 tillable acres. brick house with barns and sheds in a good state of repair, including modern hog barn. Terms available at modest in- terest rate. Inquiries invited. 250-ACRE FARM Good location and buildings, approximately 2 miles from Provincial Highway # 84, Good stock and crop farm with ade- quate water supply. Terms available, Other farm and residential list- ings available — your inquiries invited. Guaranty Trust Realtor R. B. Paterson, Hensall Phone 262-2116 24:1c tr I Nature walk erg yed by./ ..Crediton CALL JB AT 1863 "The Centennial Office" HOUSES FOR SALE EXETER — Four or five bed- room home. Living room, din- ing room, fireplace, full base- ment, garage. Close to schools and churches. EXETER — Newly decorated house, frame, asbestos shingled, 3 bedrooms, 4 piece bath, elec- tric heating. Nice lot. House is well priced as owner is mov- ing away. Attached garage. This is an excellent buy. EXETER — This home would have a particular interest to those in an executive category. It has 3 bedrooms, large living. room, fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen, full basement. The location, on the river bank, and excellent landscaping, plus a large lot, makes this a de- sirous place to live. EXETER— Frame house, Johns Mansville siding, 3 bedrooms upstairs, lovely large kitchen, cupboards, 3 piece bath, utility room, part basement, Owner will sacrifice because of may- ing. An excellent buy. EXETER — A 3-bedroom house on Anne St. Propane furnace, with the inside and outside ren- ovated. Make a reasonable of- fer. EXETER — Beautiful 3 bed- room home, completely modern- ized, oil heating, large living room. A good buy. ' EXETER — Brick house, 3 bedrooms, oil heating, living room and dining room, close to schools, large lot. EXETER — 3 bedroom bunga- low, close to schools. Family room, living room, dining room, utility room; newly decorated. Garage. EXETER — 3 bedroom house, close to Riverview Park. Johns Manville siding, oil heat, attach- ed garage. Priced right. • EXETER-2-storey frame house, Main St. north, oil heat, 3 bed- rooms, large lot, on sewers. EXETER — 3-bedroom house, kitchen, living room, dining room, rec room in basement; could qualify VLA; 2 years old, 2 bathrooms, • HENSALL — Large brick house with apartments upstairs and down, completely self contained. Excellent income property. HENSALL — 3 - bedroom insul --.4,Y\ whatever in the I er world you're 'be looking for ANTIQUE AUCTION SALE IIICOMMUNITY HALL,CREDITONM Sat., Oct. Oct. 3 1970 1:00 p.m. APPROX. 250 LOTS IN GOOD CONDITION FURNITURE — (Most is cleaned) Arrow back desk chair — Beech & Cherry flat to the wall cupboard 7 ft, high — Butternut,dry sink — Walnut Buffet — Round solid Oak pedestal table with carved claw feet and 6 matching chairs — Hall seat & Hall stand — 5 matching chicken coop chairs — Press back chairs — Boston rocker — Parlor tables — Commode stands (1 & 2 drawer) — Round wicker table — Trunks, flat & Bow top — Pine blanket box — Postmasters desk — Picture frames — etc. LAMPS*— Brass Chandelier with 4 tiffany shades — Hand — Table — Bracket — Miniature — etc. CHINA — Includes Lemoge & German American Eriglish •etc, in shaving mugs — vases — bowls — plates — etc. GLASS — Pressed — cut and blown in Canadian and American pattern including — Cranberry pitcher — Vases — Celerys — Pitchers — Spooners — Cruets — Plates — Biscuit Jar — Hamilton Insulator — etc. BRASS & COPPER — includes Copper Bed warmer — Jelly mould — toasting fork — band of 30 bells — Candle Holders, FRUIT JARS — Pint unmarked glass screw top — Star — American with monogram — Gem with Monogram — Mason 1858 — Crown with bulge and no dot — Beaver — etc. TOOLS — Assortment of Planes — etc. PR I MI TI VES — Includes shingle splitter — butter bowls — paddles — prints — wagon seats — wooden pump — spinning wheel — some tin ware — etc. MISCELLANEOUS Includes Dietz Auto Lamp — Beetle Boot Jack — scales — Lanterns — Jugs and crocks — apple peeler — cast pots — easel — silver bread tray — bayonets and shell loading equipment, CLOCKS — Approximately 15 — most are restored and running — Including Canadian, American, German and French — Canadian Maple Leaf — Canadian hall clock leaded glass front, 6'4" high — American miniature steeple — 8 day O.O.G. — French carriage — Hamilton watch — Calendar school Clock — Rosewood wall clock etc, 0 111 CLOCKS WILL BE SOLD AT 3 P.M. FURNITURE SOLD THROUGHOUT SALE CI On view from 10:00 aim, Come early and register. Paddle bidding, N Free coffee, Seating available. Lunch available. Terms — Cash. Norm Whiting — Auct, Norm Eveland — Prop. Cl Phone 235.1964 Phone 234.6426 0 at ICU 11211--I C11----101=1 Littering Town of Exeter Some of you may have read the last edition of The Exeter Times Advocate regarding council's request that the Police crack down on the littering of the streets within the Town of Exeter. I am sure that some of the parents and even some of the children are not completely aware of the laws concerning the littering of highways and streets within the Town limits, or for that matter, within the Province of Ontario. First of all, I am sure that the majority of people have seen the government's short documentary on the television, notifying people of the seriousness of air pollution and littering the streets, highways, and yards in their respective communities. It is said that if the present conditions prevail, eventually refuse will be strewn about the countryside and destroy the beauty of the land. I think it is up to each individual to keep this in mind and try to put forth a little effort and use the refuse containers supplied by the community. At the present time the Town of Exeter has about six refuse containers situated at various locations in Town. I would like to quote the By-law of the Town of Exeter regarding littering. BY-LAW NO.15 NO PERSON SHALL THROW, PLACE, DEPOSIT OR OTHERWISE CAUSE TO APPEAR ON A HIGHWAY WITHIN THE CORPORATION, ANY DIRT, FILTH, GLASS, HAND BILLS, PAPER, OR OTHER RUBBISH OR REFUSE, OR CARCASS OF ANY ANIMAL, WITHIN THE TOWN LIMITS. This by-law was passed in the year 1957 by the Town council in office at that time. A penalty for the first offence would be a $10 fine, and penalty for each subsequent offence is a $25 fine. Therefore in brief, if the above by-law was strictly enforced, all persons throwing cigarette packages, gum wrappers, lunch bags, pop bottles, and any other type of refuse, anywhere within the Town limits is guilty of an offence and a charge could be laid and a fine irnPosed. I am sure that the Town council does not want to proceed with a strict enforcement of this by-law, but the council requests help from all persons, from the youngest to the oldest, to keep the Town of Exeter neat and tidy, a Town you will be proud -to live in. After reading this article, I am sure the-public of the Town will- realize that it is much cagier to obtain litter bags for motor vehicles and place litter in containers supplied. It would be embarrassing for all concerned if some person came out of a local store and threw a cigarette wrapper on the sidewalk, and then was approached by a police officer and given a ticket for littering and fined $10. I might add that under Section 98 of the Highway Traffic Act the same conditions are In existence, concerning the littering of any highway or street. However, in the case of this Act, the fine is much more and can be as much as $200,* depending on the circumstances. Therefore, as you can see, if By-law No. 15 is not sufficient and does not fit the circumstances, the Police could charge a person under section 98 of the Highway Traffic Act, where fines to the offender range from $5. to $200. If the littering of the streets continue, then your local police officers will have no alternative but to commence laying charges against offenders. As Chief of Police for the Town of Exeter, I am sure that officers involved have more serious offences pending. In conclusion I would ask all the town's people, adults and children, to keep this matter in mind: IF THE PUBLIC CO-OPERATE IN THE LITTER CAMPAIGN, I SEE NO NEED FOR THE PROPOSED CRACKDOWN ON OFFENDERS. EXETER POLICE DEPARTMENT Edward J. Day, Chief of Police GM Mmatert*Cti.thiCt C EVY'S NBN LITTLE CAR IS OPEN BUSINESS. Vega is here at last. Now you can buy what we modestly believe is the best little car in the world. It does everything well. Everything? Everything. Vega moves well, stops well, steers well, rides well, handles well, responds well, passes well, merges well, travels well, parks well, sits well, wears well, and is priced well under what you'd expect to pay for such a totally talented car. In highway tests, Vega has been getting around 30 miles to the gallon. Yet unlike your average little car, ours steps right out when you step on the gas. The standard engine is a specially designed 140 cubic inch overhead cam four with a lightweight aluminum alloy block. You can order the optional engine which has a 2-barrel carburetor and delivers 20 extra horsepower. The brakes are something too. Discs are standard in the front, new-type drums in the rear. The wheelbase is 97 inches. Width: nearly 5 1/2 nice, stable feet. Weight: 2,190 lbs. for the standard sedan. Engine displacement: 140 cubic inches; horse- power: 90 SAE gross, 80 SAE net. Seating Capacity: four adults. Turning circle: 33 feet, curb to curb. What it all adds up to is a lot of little car. Three cars and a truck. Vega turned out so well that we couldn't turn out just one. So we made four: a sporty little hatch- back coupe shown open and closed in the foreground below; the sedan, on the right; the Kammback wagon, on the left; and the little panel express truck, in the rear. You have a choice of 10 outside and 5 inside colors plus a pretty fair selection of available options. September 28th is Opening Day, All Chevrolet dealers across Canada are handling the Vega, so you shouldn't have to go very far to find out more about it. Chevy's new little car is open for business. Look into it. 16 Property for Sal brickhouse, oil fur,na e, fill basement, Oxford St. An, excel- lent buy. Lot 1.25x10(). CREDITON — Income 'home, 3 apartments each with 2 bed- rooms, kitchen, living room and bath, Drilled well. Apartments remodelled 1Q years ago. Priced for quick sale, Good return, FARMS 'FOR SALE Approximately 8 miles south of Exeter, 1 mile east of Hwy• 4; 100 acres of good land, no buildings; good well. Municipal drain, Terms. JOHN BURKE Limited Low Cost Auto Insurance Fire Insurance, Real Estate Mortgages Trust Certificates Devon Building Phone 235-1863 9:24tfne 11 Property for Rent APPROXIMATELY 200 acres of completely tile drained land suitable for cash crop, near Exeter. Apply Box H P P The Exeter Times-Advocate. 24:1:8c APARTMENT — Private en- trance, frig, available now. No pets please. Phone 235-0887, 1:8c HOUSE in the Village of Staffa. Phone 229-6508 or 345-2177. 1:8c CENTRALIA— 2-bedroom house, bath, oil furnace. Some furni- ture, stove and frig. Ideal for older couple. 228-6816. lc 18 For Rent SMITH CORONA electric port- able typewriter at student price. Apply The Exeter Times-Advo- cate. 235-1331, lx RENTALS—Floor sanders, floor edgers; power hand saws; belt sanders; 1/4 & 1/2 " drills; port- able television; power mowers; floor polishers. Beavers Hard- ware, 235-1033. 2:22tfnc CONSTRUCTION scaffolding; ex- tension ladder; skil saw; ad- ding machine; sump pump; 12 & 20 ton hydraulic jacks; hand lawn sprayer; utility trailer; cartop carrier. Whiting Rental, corner of Wellington & Carling, 2 blocks west of Main St. Phone 235-1964. 2:19tfnc CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT--- Plywood forms, wedges, form ties stocked, power trowel, small mixer, etc. Phone 236- 4954 after five or Saturdays. N. J. Corriveau, Zurich. 4: 24tfne 19 For Sale or Rent LARGE BRICK HOME — For large family or suit 2 families. Two baths, 2 kitchens. Large treed lot. Exeter, close to shop- ping, schools, etc. Immediate possession. Call Martin Van Loon 433-5351; res. 471-9988. D. H. Bird Realtor, London. 1:8c 20 Wanted To Rent 50 ACRES AND UP of work- able land to rent. Call 236-4270. 10: ltfnc I NEED HOUSES to rent; also others to sell. W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 9:24tfnc 2 - WHEEL TRAILER to trans- port tractor weighing 1 ton to Lindsay. Required from October 12 - 17. Clare Paton, 227-4863. 24:1c 22 Notices Attention: Farmers Will be shipping cattle to ' DUNN & LEVICK TORONTO UNION STOCK YARDS Every Monday For further particulars, or pick-up, contact Campbell McKinley RR 1 ZURICH Phone 262-5430 23 legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Estates of Jule Desiardine and Emeline Desiardine, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Jule Des- Jardine, late of the Village of Grand Bend, in the County of Lambton, who died on or about the 28th day of April, 1949, and the estate of Emeline Desjar- dine, late of the Township of Hay, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 6th day of September, 1970, are re- quired to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, So- licitors, of Exeter, Ontario by the 10th of October, 1970 after which date the estates will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. Bell & Laughton, Solicitors for the Executors, Exeter, Ontario. 24:1:8c 24 Tenders Wanted TENDER TOWN OF EXETER SIDEWALKS Sealed tenders clearly marked as to contents, will be received by the undersigned until 6:00 p.m. October 5, 1970, for the removal and replacing of ap- proximately 2400 square feet of sidewalk. Further information may be ob- tained at the Clerk's Office. Lowest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. E. 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CARSCADDEN, TOWN CLERK 24;lc 25 Auction Sales FURNITURE AUCTION (Some Antiques) FOR MRS, ALMA PRICE (Giving up Housekeeping) MAIN STREET, LUCAN FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2 at 12:30 p.m. sharp Davenport; wicker chair; sev- eral small tables; small stand; Sparton 17" TV; antique chair; chesterfield chair; rug; lamps; 2 toilet sets; beds; antique dishes; dressers; commodes; pictures; rocking chairs; suit- cases; piano stool; cane bot- tom chairs; dining room chairs; trunks coffee table; lamps; electric radiator heater; baby crib; radios; old sewing ma- chine; fireplace heater; wicker baskets; wardrobe; bedroom suite; drop front desk; blanket boxes; bedding; guitar; odd chairs; 3-piece bedroom suite; square dining room table, 6 chairs and buffet; reclining chair; stool; music cabinet; antique settee with 4 matching chairs; chesterfield; Philco 21" TV; numerous dishes; kitchen dinette set; G E refrigerator; metal table; drop leaf table; Connor washing machine; 4 chrome chairs 2 occasional chairs; hydro hot water heater; crocks; sealers; set of Oneida Community silverware; carving set books; 50' of 2" hose; glid- er seat and numerous other ar- ticles. Terms: Cash Lunch served on grounds. Auctioneers: TOM ROBSON, HUGH FILSON 666-1967 666-0833 lc AUCTION SALE of Real Estate On the premises 11 miles north of Crediton, turn right for approx. 3/4 mile SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 at 2:00 p.m. The east portion of Lot 16, Con. 6 of the Township of Stephen consisting of approxi- mately 19 acres of land, most of which is hardwood bush, the balance tillable. The boundaries will be marked for the day of sale and a further explanation given at that time as to pos- session arrangements etc. TERMS: 13% at time of pur- chase, the balance in 30 days. For further information con- tact either Hugo or Nelson Schenk, Executors for the estate of Paul Schenk. ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 1:8:15c AUCTION SALE of Property and Household Effects IN HENSALL 99 Richmond Street South, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 at 1.00 p.m. Studib couch; oak writing desk; Quebec heater; walnut dining room suite, table, china cabi- net, buffet, 6 chairs (like new); 3 odd china cabinets; reed rocker; chesterfield; 2 uphol- stered rocker s; occasional chairs; whatnots; pictures and frames; floor lamps and table lamps; small tables; step up end tables; coffee tables; Scat- ter mats; telephone table and chair; card table; small Do- minion Safe (like new); ward- robe with mirror; pine quilt box; trunk; 6 antique dining room chairs; Raymond sewing machine; electric vacuum clean- er; chrome kitchen set, table and chairs; Frigidaire 24" elec- tric stove; Frigidaire Imperial refrigerator, coloured with deep freeze; pine cupboard; 2 fur- nished bedrooms, beds, springs, mattresses, dresser; 2 wash- stands; clotheshorse; drop leaf table; bird cage and stand; step ladder; oil lamp; antique clock; piano stool; garden hose; Zenith semi-automatic washing machine (like new); laundry tubs and stand; quantity fruit scalers; crocks; 28K gold plat- 75 Auction Sales ed Georgian china and other china; antique dishes; kitchen. Utensils; maple dresser and chest of drawers, PROPERTY: 8-roam, 2-storey brick house, Four-piece bath- room (new) on second floor: 2-piece bath on first floor. Oil heat; electric water heater, Double lot. Double garage, TERMS onproperty: 10% down, balance in 30 days, Sold subject to reserve bid, Chattels: Cash Owner or auctioneer not re- sponsible for accidents on prop-erty day of sale. CASSIE DOUGALL, Proprietress HAROLD JACKSON, Auctioneer MEL GRAHAM, Clerk 24:1c Extensive AUCTION SALE of Valuable Combine, Trac- tors, Farm Machinery, Feed and Misc Items On the premises LOT 7, CON. 12, HAY TWP., 1h miles north of Dashwood The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by public auction on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 at 1:00 p.m. Sale consists of John Deere No. 95 combine completely equipped with hydraulic con- trols, cab, 4-row corn head and grain header; John Deere 420 standard tractor equipped with power steering and hydraulic controls; John Deere 510 stand- ard tractor completely equip- ped. The above items in new con- dition. Watch for complete list of this sale in following issues, IVAN SHARROW, Proprietor ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 1:8c POSTPONED Estate AUCTION SALE of Valuable Real Estate, Household Furnishings, Antiques and Misc. Items 45 ANN ST., EXETER The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by publit auction on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 at 1:00 p.m. REAL ESTATE consists of North Half Lot 426 and 427 cor- ner of Ann and William Sts., Exeter, 2-storey frame dwelling covered with grey slate siding. Main floor: Living and dining area, large modern kitchen; also sun porch, Second floor: Four bedrooms, 3 - piece bath- room. Hardwood flooring. Full size basement with newly in- stalled gas furnace. Dwelling conveniently situated and in new state, of repair. TERMS of Real Estate: 10% on day of sale, balance in 30 days. Sold subject to a reason- able reserve bid, if not previ- ously sold. Inspection invited by contact- ing the undersigned. HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Ches- terfield and chair; coffee and end tables; solid mahogany 2- pedestal dining room 'extension table with 3 extra leaves, with matching buffet, in new condi- tion; mahogany chest of draw- ers; dresser and vanity; solid brass fireplace tender; brass shovel; tongs and poker; gold frame mirror; German clock; TV chair; footstool; Philco tele- vision; wicker chair; 2 arm chairs; lamps; pictures; Eur- eka vacuum cleaner; oak office desk and chair; two 3-piece bedroom suites; steel bedstead, springs and mattress; electric clocks; chest and mirror; step stool; bathroom scales; broad- loom rug 10x10; scatter rugs; pillows; Eureka floor polisher; humidifier; White sewing ma- chine; ironing board; card ta- ble; small steel safe; novel- ties; Kelvinator 4-burner elec- tric stove; Philco refrigerator (small size); Easy spin wash- er and dryer; ceiling light fix- tures; circular wicker basket; pair skiis and poles; assort- ment of dishes, glassware and silverware; kitchen utensils; blue crown sealers; electric kettle; canister set; washing machine; cellar table; drop leaf table; work bench; axes; shov- els; etc., etc. Terms: Cash This sale has been postponed until October 7. EUGENE BEAVER, EXECUTOR FOR THE ESTATE OF THE LATE HERBERT BEAVER ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer Phone 237-3300 lc Too Late To Classify FOR SALE — October Special — 47 foot tower, colour F.M. antenna, crown rotor wire installation $160.00. — Jim Hardy, Centralia 228-6725. 1:8:15:22:30* By MISS ELLA MOF1LOCK Last Tuesday nearly forty members of the 4-1-1 Club enjoyed a nature walk in the Devil's Elbow area, with a visit to the beaver dam. Leaders who accompanied them were Mrs, Cliff Kenney, Elva Finkbeiner, Mrs. Don Davey, Dianne Shapton, Mrs. Harold Fahner and Mrs. Robert Crawford. After the walk Mrs. Ed, Hendrick and Mrs. Earl Haist, representing the Women's Institute, served lunch 'in the Community Hall. ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Ross Krueger were in Forest, Saturday, guests at the wedding of Karen Falconer and Tom Merner. Tom was their foster son several years ago. The bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Falconer. Mr. Falconer is the minister of the Presbyterian church where the ceremony was performed. RALLY DAY Sunday was Rally Day at Zion United Church, with a joint service of church and Sunday School under the chairmanship of Eric Finkbeiner, superintendent. • Cathy Haines and Karen Hodge welcomed the audience and Earl Neil led in prayer. There was a double quartet by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finkbeiner, Mrs. Doug Galloway, Mrs. Walter Fydenchuk, Mrs. Charles Browning, Claire Schwartz, Eric Finkbeiner and Wilmar Wein, with Mrs. Robert Crawford accompanying on the piano, and a piano duet by Shelley Weber and Glenda Pfaff. Guest speaker was Mrs. Arthur Whilsmith of Exeter. "What are you going to do with your life?" was the question with which she challenged her hearers. Promotion exercises followed the address. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Lonson Randall of Komoka visited Sunday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Lawson. Mrs. Randall is a niece of Mrs. Lawson. Mr. & Mrs. Ron Weber, Horticulturists with the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food say that a good clean cut should be made to remove the flower just above the new opposite branches and below the flower spike. This will cause the food to be channeled into a new shoot and bud production instead of seed development. Ingersoll, were weekend guests of Mr, & Mrs. Waiter Weber. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Renney and granddaughter, Rae Lynn, Detroit, spent Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Emerson VVein and Harry and Maurice Hirtzel. Miss Agnes Lamport, Detroit spent last week with Mr, & Mrs. Lloyd Lamport, Crediton. Mr. & 'qrs. Russell Pfaff have moved into an apartment in the home formerly occupied by the Miller family. Mr. & Mrs. Edward Alien are living in the apartment vacated by the Pfaffs, In Walkerton, Mrs. McLeod, mother of Mrs, William Hodge, recently celebrated her seventy-eighth birthday. Mrs. Hodge and her family were with Mrs. McLeod for the occasion. Mrs. Florence Ricker (formerly Florence Braun) of Caseville, Michigan, called on relatives and friends, Saturday, Miss Gertruce Beaver, Detroit, spent the weekend in Crediton. 1...itrop,Advpcatoo, .octobor. 1970. 1.7. READ THE T-A ADS Thank You The Directors of the Exeter Agricultural Society wish to thank the exhibitors, patrons and .all those who contributed to help make the Exeter Fall Fair a success. Donald Dearing Garnet Hicks Pres. Sec.-Treas.