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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-12-22, Page 23THE MESSAGE Paul McKnight portrayed Gabriel as lie told Mary, played by Mrs. Ross Tuckey, of her future. The scene was from Sunday night's pageant at Exeter United Church. T-A photo Exeter council briefs To investigate fluoridation We- ealene yea ae 0eee;zi tybeic ,iten+ o cifeee% e Ate eoVicutifeei tee4;76( lezaree yeeto oneadrepe REMEMBER THE DATE Dec. 27 to Jan. 17 Seldom indeed can you buy Shiffer Hillman clothes at less than regular price, so now is your chance to enjoy extra ordinary style and quality for less than you pay for ordinary clothes. Please come in now for best choice Len McKnight & Sons n,.. MEN'S WEAR (NARGEX MAIN ST. EXETER 235-2320 QUALITY CLOTHES Now at a 20% DISCOUNT Day 2 Class Jimmy Beaver — I like getting the Christmas tree. Kathy Gibson — I like it when we open our presents. Scott Dinney —.I like it when we see what we get. Wendy Wallace — I like when Santa Claus comes. Denean Haist — I like getting toys. Kathy Schade — I like when we decorate the Christmas tree. Allan Brand — I like getting toys. . By SUSAN MOORE Kindergarten Kindergarten Stephen Central Sandra Riddel — I like the pretty Christmas tree. Susan Hayter — I like the pretty light bulbs. Douglas Woodburn — I like Santa Claus who brings toys. Judy Davidson — I like Christmas because Mammy, gives me presents. Janet Wilds — I like it because Santa's bringing me toys. Jeffrey Slaght — I like the Christmas tree decorated with the lights on. Pauline Brand — I like the Christmas tree decorated, Bradley Wright — I like Santa Claus coming. Paul Love — I like Christmas trees and toys. Chad Wilson — I like Santa Claus because he is bringing me a toy snow mobile. Murry MacDonald — I like Christmas because Santa brings me different kinds of toys. Gail Willard — I like Santa Claus because he brings me toys. Alice Volk— I like Santa Claus. The three constables on the Exeter policeforcerecently wrote examinations prepared by Chief Ted Day and all were successful in being promoted to first class constables, This information was related to council by Councillor Helen Jermyn, chairman of the police committee. All are now eligible for first class constable pay. + Council will continue to explore the possibility of adding fluoride to the local water supply. Councillor Bruce Shaw noted this week that council had never 704eie ate eifee WHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS TO ME By WENDY VANBRUAENE Grade 8 Grand Bend Christmas is a time of joy and peace. It brings to mind a time of love and understanding. Christmas at my house is a cherished event. Mom cooks the dinner, Dad stays home from work and my brother builds a roaring fire. At the break of dawn I wake up with a wonderful feeling inside. It's the start of another day — a day of great enjoyment! Finally 8:00 o'clock comes and I get up to wake my mother. This wakes brother up and the three of us go downstairs. Dad stays in bed taking ad- vantage of the extra day off. But by 8:30 it becomes unbearable so Morn goes upstairs and wakes Dad up. Then everyone gathers around in the living room — to each a chair of their own. Someone gets up and starts the chain of gift-giving. In my eyes giving presents is like giving love to another person. Christmas isn't just laughter and pleasure. It can be a time of religion. A time for people to sit down and do some serious thinking on how Jesus expressed his love for us; by showing us what Christmas means should mean to all of us. received any concise estimate on the cost, or in fact, whether fluoridation was even needed. He suggested this information be obtained as they had agreed to do at their meeting of April 19. Council agreed. Works superintendent Glenn Kells announced that members of the works department had agreed to new hours for the winter months to get an earlier start at clearing streets of snow. He said the men would work in shifts and the first shift would be on the streets at 6:00 a.m. "That's real good," Councillor Sherry Desjardine — I like opening presents, Heather Clarke —I like playing in the snow. Jeff Galloway — I like it when Santa Claus comes down the chimney. Sandra Glanville — I like when Santa comes. NOW AVAILABLE IN EXETER ••• THE HORN OF PLENTY Times-Advocate, Docembor 2, 197) NV* :1'1A 4404,istAtworstroMicimnstositsrdionithnotostiotottemorootottivittottoos3isissiO p. o Manager and Staff of Exeter Branch Working With Canadians In Every Walk Of Life Since 1817 On earth, peace, good will to all men. A joyful Christmas! Bank of Montreal Canada's First Bank - Kentucky Style 04,, May the good cheer of Christmas brighten every home, lighten every heart. Especially, may you and yours have a wonderful holiday. 16 Properly For Sale HENSALL AL SINNOTT REALTY LTD Realtor FOR SALE EXETER — Modern brick 2 bedroom ranch style home. Finished 2 bedroom apartment in basement, electric forced air furnace, large lot. Good buy. ONE FLOOR, 2 bedroom frame home, large lot, electric heat. Ideal for young couple or re- tired people looking for a com- fortable home at a reasonable price. For further information call BARB ELLIOTT 129 Thomas St. Phone 235-2654 Local Representative for WILFORD P. BROCKMAN & Company Realtor 5ltfnc CALL JB AT 1863 . "The Centennial Office" IMPORTANT NOTICE We have recently completed a contract with Bellaero Lumber Limited, a firm building houses on Pryde Blvd. in Exeter, whereby we are agents for houses being constructed by them. At the present time there are two houses under construction with two more to be built in the future. These houses may be purchased as built, or could be custom built in accordance with a purchaser's specifica- tions. These are 3-bedroom homes, with a full basement, large liv- ing room and dining room, large kitche n, storms and screens and Are on sewers. CONTACT US TO DISCUSS HOUSES FOR SALE EXETER — Wellington St. W. Frame house in excellent con- dition. Three bedrooms, gas heating, part basement. Lot size 100'x100'. Priced to sell. EXETER — Brick house on Slincoe St. Excellent income home divided into tvvo 2 bed- room apartments, each apart- Inent with bath and large kitch- en. Each apartment renting for $80.00 per month. CREDITON — Brick house at corner of King and Main St. Two bedrooms, sunporch, bath, living room and kitchen up- stairs, One bedroom, kitchen- ette, living room, bath down- stairs. Full basement. Total rental income $145.00 per month. KIPPEN — Brick house, mod- ernized, on 5 acres of land. Large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, full basement, oil heating. Large barn with new roof. House has new plumbing and new wiring. FARM FOR SALE CENTRALIA AREA — Approxi- Mately 110 acres, on main road, Good house and barn. FOR RENT IMMEDIATE POSSESSION DARLING APARTMENTS Two - bedroom apartments con- taining stove and frig with heating supplied. Large living room and bedrooms. Completely broadloomed. Kitchen with am- pie cupboards and large eating Area; 4-piece bath; large bal- conies. Parking. Only 1 apart- merit available, TWO BEDROOMS $149.00 PER MONTH CALL 25-106.1 LOTS FOR SALE APPROXIMATELY 4 Wes, dor- nor of NO, 4 lIwy, and Crediton road, Good location for anall or medium size industry EXETER Riverside Drive, 16 Properly For Sale Lot .1.50t125., .excellent location. Space Available for two house. Sewers, gas. JOHN BURKE Limited Broker Low Cost Auto Insurance Fire Insurance Real Estate Mortgages Trust Certificates Devon Building Phone 235-1863 • 50tfne 17 Property For Rent FURNISHED APARTMENT — Heat and hot water supplied. Suitable for one person, Apply 70 John St, East. 48tfnc MODERNIZED 1 bedroom apart- ment, across from post office, Available Dec. 1. Phone 235- 2420. 48tfnc BACHELOR APARTMENT—Rent $60.00 includes all utilities, heat, Phone Lewis 1-271-2677 for ap- pointment. 47tfnc 2-I3EDROOM apartment, avail- able immediately, 16 miles north of Industrial Park. Phone Earl Neil 235-1921. 50-51c REAL NICE, SMALL, clean, quiet, steam heated, furnished apartment. Centre of town, over Canadian Tire store. Phone 235- 2124. 51c 18 For Rent 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 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. Itfnc RENT A TYPEWRITER ELECTRIC OR MANUAL Handy, easy to use portable models. Reasonable rates. THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE 235-1331 43tfnc 22 Notices GARBAGE PICK-UP in Hensall will be Friday, Dec. 24 and Friday, Dec. 31 owing to the holidays. 50-51c I, HERB BROOM, of Exeter, will not be responsible for any debts other than those con- tracted by me personally or with my written approval. 51-2c SNOWMOBILE /OWNERS-- Julien Verlinde, Hwy. 4, first 140-acre farm on right, north of Hen- sall. Please do not use any acreage or laneways to drive so as not to do further damage to the wheat crops. Thank you for your consideration. 49-51c KIRKTON DUMP WILL BE OPEN AT THE REGULAR HOURS ON THE FRIDAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE 51c WANT ADS . . . . Are Full of Christmas Surprises! 22 Notices INDEPENDENT SHIPPER to UNITED CO-OPERATIVE OF ONTARIO LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT TORONTO Ship Your Livestock with ROY SCOTCHMER Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up 47tfnc CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF EXETER By-law No. 26, 1971 A by-law to prohibit the deposit of snow from private property on Town streets. WHEREAS it is deemed ex- pedient to prohibit the acts hereinafter set forth: THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter ENACTS AS FOLLOWS; 1, THAT no person shall throw, place, deposit or otherwise cause to appear on a high- way within the Corporation any snow from private prop- erty. 2. THAT any persons violating the provisions of this by-law shall be subject to a pen- alty of not more than twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for the first offence, and not more than twenty-five dollars (25,00) for every sub- sequent offense, exclusive of costs and all such penalties shall be recoverable under. the Ontario Summary Con- victions Act. J. H. Delbridge, Mayor E. H. Carscadden, Clerk This By-law Approved by Coun- cil on Monday, December 20. 23 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Eva May Dow, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Eva May, Dow, late of the Town of Exe- ter, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 26th day of June, 1971, are required to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors, of Exeter, Ontario, by the 8th day of January, 1972, 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 Executor, Exeter, Ontario. 50-1c NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate "of Emery Tetreau, deceased. All persons having claims against the estate of Emery Tetreau, of the Township of Goderich, in the County of Hur- on, Retired Labourer, who died on or about the 12th day of July, 1971, are required to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors, of Exe- ter, Ontario by the 15th day of January, 1972, after which date the estate will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. Bell & Laughton, Solicitors for the Administratrix Exeter, Ontario. 51-2c • ,, 141444,41 .a' Ken Ottewell remarked as council approved the plan, which had already been agreed to by the men involved. + -4- There has still been no report to council regarding the activities during the past year of the Exeter industrial development com- mission, Three weeks ago, council had asked that the commission make a written or verbal report on their activities, after Councillor Tom MacMillan, a member of the commission, noted there had not been any meetings to which he had been invited in recent months. In view of the grant received from council, members felt a report should be forthcoming. Clerk Eric Carscadden said he had written the chairman, William C, Smith, outlining council's wishes. Two building permits were approved at the meeting, subject to final okay by the building in- spector. They were for Ron Dickey to renovate the interior of a house on Carling and to Morley Hall to renovate his house on Main St. CHRISTMAS By CATHY WOODEN Exeter P.S. C is for candles that burn in the night II is for holly with leaves so bright R is for reindeer that pull Santa's sleigh. I is for ivy that hangs on Christmas Day. S is for shepherds watching their sheep. T is for turkey we eat till we sleep M is for mistletoe which under we kiss A is for angels who sing with much bliss. S is for SANTA CLAUS who's coming real soon! SNACK PACK 2 Succulent Pieces of Chicken and Wedge Fries In Each Box 90° Spacious Grounds for the Active Family Two storey 3 or 4 bedroom fi house. Recently panelled living room, dining room & TV room. Broadloom throughout. Modern- ized kitchen with new refrigera- tor, stove and bar stools in- chided. Asphalt drive. Added feature:, Four extra lots suit- able for development, Reason- able price. Must be seen to be appreciated. Please contact Bill Mickle, Hensall 262-5708. EXETER A beautiful. 2 storey brick, 4- bedroom house, near Public and High Schools, Large corner lot. Beautifully finished within. Must be seen to appreciate. Please call Ray Charles 471- 4926 London or Bill Miekle, Hensall• 262-5708. Have clients for small cottage- type house in Hensall area. 25 ACRES of wooded land, 2h miles west of Hensall on Hwy. 84, •suitable for snowmobiling. Contact Bill Mickle, 262-5708. Contact Bill Mickle when listing your farm, house or business. I have a cash buyer for a 2 bedroom house in Exeter. Call Howard Hodgson, Ailsa Craig 293-3175. VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND Ail residents of the Village of Grand Bend are reminded that certain sections of Bylaw No, 2 pertain to conduct by Operators of snowmobiles. Sections 42 and 44 state in part "No person shall drive any vehicle on, over Or upon private lawns, public parks, sidewalks, and private lands." "No person shall make a noise by voice, mechanical or other means calculated or likely to disturb inhabitants of the Municipality. These sections of the bylaw will be strictly enforced. Pleeve John Payne Clerk Mrs. Gladys Crumplin By Special Arrangement A once a year opportunity to save on fine tailored to measure s_-- Take Some Home Today CHICKEN Grand Opening Special Tues., Jan. 4 only ,, "" ,, Buy One Snack ,, ,,,,,, Pack and Get One . ,,, 4161, ice sfif n4,„„„!'0114) 04)" Ivo ELAINE'S COFFEE SHOP 182 Main at Wellington EX5T0i Phone 235-1913 Open Mon. to Thurs. — 6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Fri. and Sat. — 6:80 a.m. to I00 a.m. Sunday — Noon to '7:00 p.m, Saa eeeeac To All prom Maine's Coffee ws Shop and L, K. Variety