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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-06-10, Page 13Pape 13 *I Lucan Lion Jim Freeman and many youngsters in walk from Granton 20tfne ATTRACTIVE RIVER FRONT lot in Exeter 80'x110', sewers available, $4,200. Phone 235-2190 daytime or 235-2066 evenings. 22tfnc ONE YEAR OLD, 3 bedroom, brick, split level home with 3 levels finished. House includes double garage, wall-to-wall car- peting throughout upper two levels, built - in dishwasher, Stove and garbage disposal unit, finished 550 square foot recreation room and complete- ly landscaped. Conveniently lo- cated one block from schools. For more information call 235- 1453 after 5:00 p.m. on week- day or any time on weekends. 22-25c • • • 17 Property For Rent MT. CARMEL Winners on the ticket draw for money in aid of the ball team's needed equipment are as follows: $25.00 to Bill Regier, Mt. Carmel; $15.00, Bill Simpson, Clandeboye; $10.00, Mrs. Harvey Smith, Crediton, The girls sold over a hundred dollars worth of tickets, ANNIVERSARY The family held a surprise anniversary party at the home farm to honour their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Clem McCann on their 30th wedding anniversary, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Don McCann and family, Watford; Mr, & Mrs. Bob Barnes and family, London; Mr. & Mrs, Ken McCann, and son, Crediton; Mr. & Mrs. Tommy McCann and Daryl, London, joined their brother and sisters to give their parents a purse of money. SHOWER A miscellaneous bridal shower was held in the school gym and arranged by Mrs. Alphonse Hartman and Mrs. Roy Dietrich to honour the former Bonnie Regier. Her three sisters Judy, Patsy and Barbara Regier assisted in opening the gifts. Mrs. Ross Pickering read a humorous reading on Husbands, and Miss Anne Muller played a selection on the piano. Bonnie thanked each one and invited them to visit her and her husband in London. PERSONALS Mrs. Harvey Smith, a school- bus driver for Pat Marrinan, has Don't Play Around With Your Advertising Needs CALL 17-17 SIGNS BY WEBSTER VICTORIA ST. 235-0680 EXETER EXETER — Executive home. New split level, large entrance hall, large living room, dining room, custom made kitchen cupboards, large bathroom, built in vanity.. Both levels carpeted wat to wall, 1 bedroom on main level, 2 bedrooms on lower level, bath, 3 piece and laundry room, large family room, lower level. Attached garage. EXETER — Pryde Blvd. modern 3-bedroom home, attached garage, large lot, oil heat, finished basement. Available now, Terms. EXETER — 3 bedroom, red brick home on Sanders St., well located, oil heat, full basement, separate garage. Terms. CREDITON AREA — 100 acre farm, good land, . systematically drained, modernized brick home, all conveniences, good deep well, combination of 3-5,000 laying hens, automatic feeding, etc, EXETER — Enjoy living in this contemporary ranch style home, brick and stone, extremely well built, wide open planning, extra large lot 243' x 100', full basement ideal for workshop and large rec area, attached garage with double drive, 3 bedrooms with second bathroom and dressing room off master bedroom, study, mud room, carpeting throughout except Carlon kitchen and mud room. Special features include 17' x 22' family room, living room, with stone wall, open kitchen with built-in stove, 'dishwasher and garburator, and 10' pantry wall, central vacuum system, floor to ceiling stone fireplace, extra large closet space, cathedral ceiling, main floor laundry. EXETER Serviced bldg. lots, Dow Subdivision. DASHWOOD 3 bedroom home, large lot, Main St., new furnace. Priced for quick sale, Terms, EXETER — Main St. North, 3 bedroom; living room, dining room, kitchen, oil heat property ineluaes 4 commercial lots, two on Main St. and two at the rear, $2,000 down.. COMMERCIAL GRAND BEND RESTAURANT — (Fisherman's Cove) for sale on River Road, reasonable down payment, GRAND BEND — Fishing business including boat, nets & equipment, terms available. FARM — 200 acre farm well located on paved road. 5 bedroom, modernized home, large barn & shed 40' by 80', reasonable terms. EXETER Main St. Commercial property, 3 bedroom briek home, oil heat, income apartment at side. Terms. ELIMVIL LE 2 bedroom brick home, completely Modernized, 11/2 acres land, Ideal VLA property. Double garage, small barn, Terms. HODGSON LIMITED INSURANCE REALTOR Phone 235.2420 M. J, Geiser A, Kneale Speaker tells of Eskimos By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The June meeting of the United Church Women was held Thur- sday evening with Mrs. Ken Duncan as hostess, Mrs. Mac Hodgert was in charge of the program. Mrs. Glen Stewart opened the meeting with the call to worship. She read the scripture and Mrs. Stewart gave the meditation. Mrs. Ross Cottle led in prayer. Mrs. Stewart read, Outside the Spectrum and Nancy Alexander gave her speech, Canadian Indians. Mrs. Hodgert introduced Mrs. Rokeby-Thomas, Kirkton who gave an interesting talk on Eskimos. Mrs. Ross Hodgert thanked the speaker and presented her with a gift. Nancy Alexander played a piano solo. Mrs. Floyd Stewart, president, took charge of the business. Final plans were made for the Strawberry Supper, June 21. Group III, under the leadership of Mrs. Lorne Passmore and Mrs. Archie Etherington, served refreshments. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller, Brian, Barry and Barbara at- tended the Brock reunion at Riverview Park Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cann were guests at the St. Clair-Durichen wedding at Bethany Lutheran Church, Woodstock. Arnold Cann returned home from South Huron Hospital Monday after being injured by a tree limb, Saturday, Several from this community attended the Miller reunion Sunday at Riverview Park, Exeter. How water treats you and your family depends on how you ap- proach water. Approach it with respect and water can be your friend. Approach water carelessly and it can take your life. Make your choice the safe one. Keep in the swim with Red Cross safety all summer long. UCW units hold final meetings Mrs. Hector Murray, Huron Street, was the hostess at the June meeting of Unit I, UCW, at her home June 3. The business was conducted by Mrs. Wellington Brock. Mrs, R. E. Jackson's group was in charge of the program which consisted of contests, including one of Bible characters. The devotions were given by Mrs. Peter Plantinga. + + + Unit IV ended the season with a pot luck picnic supper in the ladies' parlour of the church. Mrs. Lloyd Cushman prepared the worship and read the meditation 'When We Really Live.' She was assisted by Mrs. Ward Hern reading the scripture and Mrs. Lloyd Jones, who lead in prayer. `Ten Rules for Living' were given by Mrs. Pat Skinner. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Weber, Philip and John of Kingston visited with Mrs. Weber's mother, Mrs. Frank Taylor, also Mr. & Mrs. John Ovens, Clan- deboye for the weekend. siVir, & Mrs, Clarence Thomson, Woodham and Mrs. William Thomson,Aildrew St, called at the Harper Funeral Home, Watford Sunday to pay their respects to their cousin, the late Mrs. Melvin Powell. ME BASIC SIMI ERECTION ill ANY BEAVER II MMIT IMEIQ INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST IN A HOME You Can Save Up To 53000. With A Beaver Sell Help Home Beaver factory quality controlled home components erected and closed to the weather on delivery, Fin. fishing material as reguned, forty homes to choose from, financing, interim mat t• gage and immediate help phone (home consultants name and phone I or Contact Beaver lumber. LOT OWNERS NEED ONLY A S200. DOWN PAYMENT Home catalogue hilly illustrated $1.00 ,,••••••, EN BEAVER FA:AVE-Ft LUF4f ER USED HAYING EQUIPMENT International 175 Swathes (new motor) .. International 175 Swather reconditioned • • . 2350 2150 IHC No. 27 Baler demonstrator . . 1695 Owatonna Model S Swather . . 695 GET OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON THESE New Idea Trail Mower 11-1C No, 16 Rake International 350 Forage Harvester demonstrator N. T. MONTEITH EXETER LTD 2 5-2121 "The best iii service when you need it most]" 16 Property for Sale 22 Notices GARY COLLINS, will net be responsible for any debts un- less authorized by my written signature. 22-23c I, RICHARD J. DENOIVIME, Dashwood, Ont., will not be re- sponsible for any debts ether than those contracted by me personally or with my written authority after this day, May 17, 1971. 23-25c ATTENTION FARMERS — We will be shipping cattle to Dunn & Levick, Toronto Union Stock Yards every Monday. For par- ticulars or pick - up contact Campbell McKinley, RR 1 Zur- ich, 262-5430, 23c 25 Auction Sales 25 Auction Sales York select sows, GliNS AND BOAT: Competi- tion sporting rifle, custom stock, walker action, ,and case; Hig- gins featherweight automatic shame with variable choke; Marlin 39Ax22 gun with 8 milli- meter mauser with 4X scope; 30-30 Winchester gun: 38-55 Win- chester gun; 303 Longbranch gun with fell stock spotting scope 15-60 power; 16 ft. cedar strin boat. Frost free refrigerator: four 1/4 b,p, motors: full set kitchen cupboards; bird bath; etc., etc, Terms: Cash JOHN PAYNE,, Proprietor ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 22-23C BUY CREDITON ROUSE which has every convenience, well situated. Possession arranged. W, C, Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 23tthe DASHWOOD — Brick veneer building suitable for small busi- si ness, 42'x22' with basement sand upstairs. Phone 237-3401 eve- nings. 23-24c MODERN electrically heated brick home, two blocks from downtown, arage attached, with paved driveway, five years old. Includes three bedrooms, kitch- en, dining room; living room and bath all on ground Hear, Hardwood floors. Full basement with laundry room. Sewerage recently installed. Phone 235- 1066 or 234-6420. 10: 15tfnc NEW 3 - BEDROOM home, l at- tached garage, now under con- struction, Pryde Blvd, Exeter. Phone 245-2095 or 245-0154, AUCTION 5A1,E. of Valuable Antiques, Furniture and Misc, Items at 213 IVIATI9 ST., LUCAN SATURDAY, .JUNE 19 at 1;00 pan, Oil lamps including "Gone With the Wind", lamps; china; Can- adian glass; precision scales; magic lanterns; 3-piece bed- room suite with sleigh bed; beds; dressers; washstands; round oak table with 6 chairs and buffet; g buffets; press back chairs; cage back chairs; old telephone; jags; crocks; blacksmith anvil; buffalo rug and many More items. Terms: Cash MRS. D, GIBSON, Proprietress NORM WHITING, Auctioneer Phone 235,1964 23-24c 24 Tenders Wanted TENDER FOR RUGS GRAND BEND AREA MEDICAL CENTRE Proposals invited for Floor Covering for 1300 sq. ft. (in- stalled), Corlon in washrooms, balance long wearing rug. Can be measured at 29 Gill St. (past school). Closing June 18. HARRY HAMILTON Vice-Chairman Construction Grand Bend Area Medical Centre, 23c ESTATE AUCTION of Shop Equipment, Car, Truck, $ki-Doo, Etc. FOR. THE ESTATE MR, WM. COOK Lot 12, Con. 32, Biddulph Twp., 2 miles south of Granton, VI mile north of No, 7 Highway SATURDAY, JUNE 12 at 1:00 p.m. Heavy duty air compressor, 1 h.p. motor; Forney 250 electric welder; welder stand; acety- lene welder, complete; grinder with 2 h.p. motor; steel lathe with 8 ft. bed; wood lathe; B & D radial arm commercial saw (new); B & D heavy duty skill saw; offset vise; planer; large drill press; grinder mo- tor & stand; spark plug clean- er; line shafts; iron and pipe bender on stand; 7i h.p. Cen- tury electric motor; portable emery; riveter and mower sec- tion machine; battery charger; furnace; quantity of bolts and nuts of all kinds; quantity of oil, scrap iron, etc.; tools of all kinds found in a good work- shop; electric motors, etc. 22 Delux Morepower garden tiller. SKI-D00: 335-1970 model. CAR: 1970 Dodge Monaco, only 6,000 miles, power steering and brakes, 8 cylinder, excellent condition TRUCK: 1969 Fargo 100, only 6,500 miles, 1/2 ton with wide box, 'heavy duty tires and rear bumper, Car and truck will be sold with fitness certificate. Terms: Cash Auctioneers: HUGH FILSON, TOM ROBSON 666-0833 phone 666-1967 23c • Mt. Carmel residents winners in ball draw NOTICE NOTICE FARM MACHINERY AUCTION One of Ontario's largest farm Machine Consignment Auctions will be held on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23 AT THE FARM OF JIM BEARSS Lot 17, Con. 14, Fullerton Twp., 3 miles northeast of Kirkton, 10 miles northwest of St. Marys. If you have a good hay ma- chine or grain equipment that you no longer have any use for, and want to turn it into CASH, please consign it to us. Sale starts at 12:00 noon sharp. If you are interested in Farm Equipment, be there early as we plan to start on time. Lunch available. Not responsible for accidents. For information, contact Sales Manager, Jim Beans, 229-6488. Auctioneers: Barry Nairn Franklin Buuck 22-23c Being Blind, What is Don Webster's Favorite Magazine? returned home from hospital after having surgery. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Masse and Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ducharme, Windsor, visited over the weekend with Mr. & Mrs, Hubert Carey. Mrs. Gerald Regan is a patient in Victoria Hospital under-going tests. Rev, Father John Glavin C.S.B., Toronto, is visiting his two sisters' Misses Clare and Madeleine Glavin and other relatives for two weeks, Mrs. Winnie Dignan, London, is spending some time with her sister, Bernie Madden. PLAYBOY IN BRAILLE VILLAGE Of HENSALL TENDERS FOR SIDEWALKS Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 15, 1971, for the removal of the old sidewalk and laying new sidewalks, ap- proximately 1,000 ft. long, 4 ft. wide, 4 inches thick. Contractor to supply all la- bor and material. Tender price to be submitted by the running foot. Work to be completed by October 1, 1971. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EARL CAMPBELL, CLERK 22-23e TRAILER HOME in Hensall, Available June 19 or July 1, Phone 262-2115. 23c BEDSMENG ROOM apartment, Stove, refrigerator, heated. One year lease, $60 monthly, Phone 1-271-2677. 23tfnc 2-BEDROOM apartment — Heat- ed, stove and refrigerator, Main St. Available July 1, $75 month- ly. 1-271-2677. 23c 1-BEDROOM apartment, close to uptown, private entrance, stove •and frig supplied, heated, Available July 1. No Pets! Call 235-0887. 23-24c MODERN APARTMENT in coun- try home, Exeter area, oil fur- nace and appliances, Available now. Apply to Box R T M The Exeter Times-Advocate. 23-24c 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, with ga- rage, in Exeter. Available July 1. Phone 271-9882 Stratford, 23-25* I TENDERS —RE PAINTING Tenders will be received by the undersigned for painting the outside trim on the Children's Aid Offices and County Jail at Goderich. Specifications and tender forms may be secured from the undersigned upon request and tenders must be returned in sealed envelope, clearly marked by Noon Wednesday, June 23, 1971. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. John G. Berry, Clerk-Treasurer, County of Huron, Court House, Goderich. SMALL nicely furnished apart- ment over Canadian Tire Store. Elliot Apartments. Call 235-2912 after 5 p.m. 23tfnc 2 - BEDROOM apartments. Ap- pliances supplied. Washer and dryer in laundry room. Phone 455-9828. 23* COTTAGE AT POINT CLARK, near beach, fully equipped. is Reasonable. Phone 235-1037. 22-23c Usborne folk • • • enioy picnic The Concession IV and V picnic was held Saturday with 45 attending. Following dinner, sports and a ball game with Gus Gregus and Bev Parsons cap- tains were held. Those winning in sports were: pre-school scramble Janet and Joanne Kints, Susan Gregus, David Fulton. Races, Connie Jeffery, Gregory Prout, Steven Fulton, Doug. Bell, Larry Parsons, Allan Jeffery, Brad Gregus, David Parsons, Jim Gregus, Judy Parsons, Cathy Easton, Brenda Ballantyne. Ladies kick-the-slipper, Judy Parsons, Gladys Bierling. Mens kick-the-slipper, David Parsons, Lorne Ballantyne, Bev. Parsons. Life saver relay, Lorne Ballantyne's team; ball over and under, Barry Jeffery's team. Oldest person, Charles Jeffery; youngest person, Scott Fulton; guessing candy in jar, Barbara Ballantyne. Following supper election of officers was held: president, Glenn Jeffery; vice-president, Lorne Ballantyne; sec 'y-treas., Diane Jeffery; table committee, Anna Ballantyne, Dorothy Jef- fery; sports committee, Sandra and George Tryon, Barbara and Larry Ballantyne. Following the noon meal Mr. and Mrs, Larry Ballantyne, newlyweds, were presented with a large mirror by Barry Jeffery and Diane Jeffery. 230 Important AUCTION SALE of Valuable Real Estate, Household Furnishings, Antiques and Misc. Items On the premises 17 WELLINGTON ST., EXETER The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by public auction on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 at 1:00 p.m. REAL ESTATE consists of Plan 20, Part of Lot 1071 and 1072 on which is situated a 1h storey frame dwelling covered with light brown siding. Mod- ern kitchen, living and dining area, 2 bedrooms, 3-piece bath. Full size basement, oil furnace. Also small garage. Dwelling conveniently situat- ed and in first class state of repair. Beautiful lawn and shrubbery. Inspection invited, TERMS of Real Estate: 10% on day of sale, balance in 30 days. Sold subject to a reason- able reserve bid. ' HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Ches- terfield' and chair; 2 matching occasional chairs; swivel rock- er; footstool; hall tree; mir- rors; end and coffee table; television lamp; table and floor lamps; magazine rack; antique combination china cabinet and writing desk; chrome table and 6 chairs; 3 antique chairs; Philco refrigerator; GE 4-burn- er 28 inch electric stove; Fair- banks Morse television & stand; electric clock; White sewing machine; modern light oak 3- piece bedroom suite; modern walnut 3-piece bedroom suite; vacuum cleaner; carpet sweep- er; medium size steel vault; Axminster rugs 6 x 8; scatter rugs; trunks; pictures and frames; antique oval frames; antique coal oil lamp; croki-. nole board; bathroom scales; bed lamp; pine cupboard; iron- ing board; assortment dishes; antique dishes and vases; set of dishes; glassware; novel- ties; large assortment linens, quilts bedspreads, blankets, pil- lows, cushions; kitchen utensils; electric iron; toaster; fry pan; sealers; crocks; quantity fruit; Beatty electric washing ma- chine; galv. tubs; 2 copper boilers; garden tools; extension ladder; step ladder; storm doors and screens; verandah chairs, etc., etc. Plan to attend this interest- ing sale. Terms; Cash EVA P. SIMS, WILLA A, BROWNING, Executors for the Estate of the late Priscilla Mack. ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer Phone 237-3306 22-23c 25 Auction Sales COTTAGE — On lake front, 2 bedrooms, available during the first 3 weeks of July. Ken Otte- well, 235-0935 evenings. 23c MODERN FARM HOUSE — 3 bedrooms, 2 miles from Grand Bend. Available now, reason- able. Phone 238-2088 evenings. 22-23c Important AUCTION SALE of Valuable Real Estate, Fruit Stand, Tractors, Farm Machinery, Guns, Hogs, Polled Angus Cattle, Feed and Misc. Items On the premises NORTH HALF OF LOT 4 AND SOUTH HALF OF LOT 5, CON. 20, STEPHEN TOWNSHIP 5 miles south-east of main intersection, Grand Bend Hwy. 81 The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by public •auction on SATURDAY, JUNE 12 at 1;00 p.m. REAL ESTATE: PARCEL # 1 Consists of part of lot 4 and 5, Con. 20 Stephen Twp. Approx- imately 3 acres of land on which is situated a well built two storey brick dwelling with all modern conveniences. Also bank barn and poultry house. Property nicely situated with beautiful shade trees and lawns. Convince yourself by inspecting this property. TERMS: 10% on day of sale, balance in 60 days. Sold sub- ject to a reasonable reserve bid. PARCEL # 2: Corner of Hwy, 81, Greenway. Part of Lot 39, Con. South Boundary, Stephen Tvvp. on which is situated a re- cently built fruit stand 1Qx23 ft. including Toledo scales, large refrigerator, Air King fan, Vic- tor adding machine. To be offered in one parcel. TERMS: Please Note: 10% on day, of sale, balance in 30 days, if not previously sold. Immediate possession. TRACTORS & MACHINERY— McDeering 45 h.p. diesel stand- ard tractor;, McDeering No. 100 farmall standard tractor; Me- Deering 14 filth bottom 3-fur- row high beam plow on rubber; MeDeering 8i ft, spring tooth cultivator on rubber; McDeering semi mounted 32 plate heavy duty disc; hit. 16 run No. 10 grain and fertilizer drill on rub- ber; 2-row scuffler; McDeering 4-seetien diamond harrowS; 110 gal. Weed sprayer with 30 ft. boom, hydraulic heavy duty cylinder; drill markers; gale. Water tank; tractor umbrella; electric fencers; electric water heater; heavy chains; heat lamps; ensilage fork; 100 ft. chain link feried. Machinery all recently purchased. ' CATTLE: 4 Polled Angus heif- ers, recently freshened, with calves at foot. HOGS: 2 part Landrace and BAYFIELD CAMP — Two room trailer, sleeps 4, with stove, ice box, water, hydro and dishes, $40 per week. Phone 229-6439. 22-23c 18 For Rent RENTALS—Floor sanders, floor edgers; power hand saws; belt sanders; lA & 1/2 " drills; ,port- able television; power mowers; * floor polishers. Beavers Hard- ware, 235-1033. 2 :22tfnc 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: 24tfnc CONSTRUCTION scaffolding; ex- tension ladder; skil saw; ad- ding machine; sump pump; 12 & 20 ton hydraulic jacks; hand lawn sprayer; utility trailer; cartop carrier; 16' van; rolling home. Whiting Rental, 63 Main St. S., just south of river bridge. ltfne 20 Wanted To Rent I NEED HOUSES to rent; also others to sell. W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 9:24tfne ENGINEER WISHES to rent a 3 or 4 bedroom house in Exeter area. Phone 238-2333 days or 238-8112 evenings. 22-23c 2 OR 3 BEDROOM house, 3 bedrooms preferred, in Exeter, needed by July 1, 2 responsible • adults, 1 teen-aged girl. Phone 228-6358 for T. Goodwin. 23-24* 3-BEDROOM HOME in Lncan or farm home in surrounding area. If suited, Will consider option to buy. Required any time after end of June, Have reference, Please call after 6, 235-2824. 23* 2 OR 3 BEDROOM farm house in Exeter area for a security Man and family being trans- ferred to Exeter, Please Contact II. W. Collison, Apt, 112, 1116 Garden COurt, Windsor, Ont. Need Summer Work Pot a ftnt Ad to Work Centralia Fanners Supply Ltd, Grain • Feed • Cement Building Supplies COul 2284.6638 21 Property Wanted I HAVE A BUYER for a house Which he can buy for $10,000 cash. W, C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter, Milne