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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1972-01-13, Page 13mind what to do with you". "What I read in the pre- sentence report doesn't suggest a probation term," the Judge said, adding that the information suggested to him that Lee would possibly only waste the probation officer's time. He finally decided to set Lee's case over until February 4, asking the probation officer to keep in touch with the situation, The terms of probation for the other four were that they are to report to a probation officer once every two weeks or as often as the officer requires and that they are not to associate with each other. In the case of Brock, whose car was used for the escapade, Judge Hays added the stipulation that residents hospitals Shiela Willert received a tea pot for having achieved advanced honors in 4-H. - fr/111: A WARM HEAz-HEART' A.c FINIS 11-1ING TO HAVE BUT IT TAKES A 6000 FURNACE TO KEEP YOU WARM ItsJ WIWER. There'll be 8 Warm spot in your heart for Roh Dale Auto Sales after you've once visited the store where satisfaction prevails. ate f TOYOTA SALES ,4I4.SERViCE giolbtcluippo 24ibt.TDWING 04'462351710 • EXETER 441.011.010.....6111.16•10101101140110.1.1.11.116111•11M16...... RON Mr. & Mrs. Howard Cunnington and family of Thames Road visited with Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunnington Sunday. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Morgan and family of Melbourne, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Miller and sons of Woodham were Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. OU R POULTRY, 'S A BUY/ UALITY E.XTRA HIGH / Suspended sentence, probation given youths over vandalism Four of five youths who had previously pleaded guilty to a rash of vandalism in Osborne and Stephen Townships in early November were given suspended sentences and placed on probation for two years by Judge Glenn Hays in Exeter court, Friday, Given the probation terms were Lawrence Dennis Jones, Ross Frederick Elliott and Terry Phillips, all of Exeter, and Dennis Ivan Brock, R,R. Woodham, Judge Hays said he didn't know what to do with a fifth youth, 16- year-old Robin Lee, Exeter, Judge Hays, who had given a pre-sentence report on all five, told Lee, "I haven't made up my A man was in his house when it caught fire. He ran to a down- stairs room and stayed there. After the fire was out, he was found, Safe and sound. A friend asked him hOw he had survived the fire without leaving the house, end he replied: "I couldn't die in the living rtiontl" PRESSING ON AT NIGHT CLASSES - A course for beginners sewing is held at South Huron District High School each Monday night. Above, teacher Mrs. Bruce Perry shows a proper pressing technique to Nancy Perry, Mary Korcina, Gerry Brunzlow and Sister Philothea. T-A photo Centralia youngsters elect; card players back in play Schneiders Large pieces Chicken Legs Fresh Ham Roasts 20 oz. King Size COOKING ONIONS Florida GRAPEFRUIT 13 for Sale GO ARIENS Choice of 10 models. Price $580,00. Terms ar- ranged. Sold and Serviced by C, II. Lewis (Lucan) Ltd, Phone 227-4406 ClandeboYe. 20 PITTSBURGH PAINTS — Com- plete line of interior paints. Blender and shaker. Wallpaper books, Simms Brushes. All dec- orating needs, Bill MacLean, 235-2934. 46tfnc CHIHUAHUA PUPS — Phone e36-4397, 2* SNOW BLOWER — McGregor make, 'auger type, Phone 229- 8856. 230 SECRETARIAL DESK & chair; office desk & high back chair; paymaster cheque writer. All in excellent condition Phone e35-2751, 2c EVINRUDE SNOWMOBILES Still some '71 and '72 models in stock. Complete line of acces- sories, sleighs, etc. in stock, Milt Robbiris & Son Ltd., Exe- ter, 2c SECRETARY DESK, swing out typewriter attachment; also a small table. Phone 235-2420. Hodgson Ltd. 2c FENDER EIGHT-STRING steel guitar, three floor pedals, two knee levers, roller bridge, $340. Phone 235-2326, 2c MAGAZINE Representative, Davis Agency, London, Mrs. Cecil Kipfer, Ifensall 262-2278. Special to Feb. 29: Good House- keeping $4,14, reg, $6.00; Ladies' Home Journal 4;2.97, reg. $5.94, 2-8c MODERN STEEL OFFICE desk, 30"x60", matching swivel arm chair; 2 windows 58"x48"; 2 windows 48" x 46", double dia- mond glass; hot air circulating fan, motor, filters and cabinet; White rotary treadle sewing machine; wooden overhead ga- rage door with hardware, com- plete.' Phone 235-2754 after 6:00 p.m. ethic 14 Wanted To Boy BABY'S HIGH CHAIR and mesh playpen. Phone 235-1509. 2c REFRIGERATOR — Like new, 1 or 2 years old, white. Please call 235-1565 after 6 p.m. 35tfnx USED FURNITURE & antiques in any condition, Phone Ye Old Antiques, Lucan 227-4139. 30tfnc COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD LOTS of good clean used furniture & appliances. Highest prices paid. Call collect 228-6865 Centralia, 227-4204 Lucan, 294-6578 Park- hill. 48tfnc 15 Wanted ONE MALE BOARDER — Ap- ply 140 Andrew St. North. Phone 235-2967., - 2c, MAN NEEDS RIDE daily from Exeter to Hyde Park, London, 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. Phone 235-0835 evenings. 2c 16 Property For Sale 3 BEDROOM BRICK home, liv- ing room, dining room, panel- led family room with fireplace. Pryde Blvd, location, Reason- able. Phone 235-2023. 2tfnc PROPERTY FOR SALE CREDITON — 3-bedroom house, partially remodelled, purchaser to complete. Buy good 250-acre level farm, 225 arable, 300 ma- ple trees, 3 barns, 2 houses, spring stream, $75,000, half cash. WANTED TO RENT Houses needed for rent; others to sell. Write W. C, Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 47tfnc PROPERTY FOR SALE $21,500 BUYS A 2 storey brick duplex, 2 bedroom unit up, 3 bedroom unit down, full base- ment, separate hydro meters, oil heat, excellent condition; 20'x60' shop at rear; good lot. Can be handled with $1,500 down. Rent one unit, live in other. LUCAN — $6,500 buys this 2 bedroom insul sided cottage. Living room, kitchen, partial basement, Needs decorating. Easily made into cosy cottage. FOR RENT — LUCAN: 3 bed- rooni and 2 bedroom apart- ment in older duplexed house on Main St. Centre hall, Good condition, Immediate posses- sion, FOR RENT — NO, 4 HVVY,, near Ildertoe: 1,600 sq. ft, con- crete block building. Extellent condition. Ideal for Knell man- ufacturing. Immediate posses- sion. LUCAN $25,500 buys one of Lucan's finest hones. Brick, 4 level split, 3 large bedrooms, living, dining and better than average kitchen. Second bath roughed in. Large lot in sharp condition. Present mortgage 9%, Terms to be arranged, CLINTON — Near former air base, 100 acres, 70 workable, cedars and stream at rear. Ideal snowmobile area. Asking $16,000. ALSO 50 acres Adjoining with good a storey 4 bedroom house and good 40 x 60 barn. Drilled well, Additional 50 acres avail- able, no buildings, Includes a trout stream and some -mien. Asking 516,000, CALL BETTY BATES, LUCAN 22744150 Or TIM MacFARLANE REAL tSTATt BROKER London 434-s:24 2e 16 Property. for Sale MODERN electrically heated brick home, two blocks from downtown, garage attached with paved driveway, five years old. Includes three bedrooms, kitch- en, dining eoom; living room and bath all on ground floor, Hardwood floors. Full basement with laundry room. Sewerage recently installed, Phone e35- 1066 or 234-6420, 10:15tfnc 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 equple or re- tired people looking for e com- fortable home at a reasonable price, For further information call BARB ELLIOTT 129 Thomas St. Phone 235-7454 Local Representative for WILFORD P. BROCKMAN & Company Realtor 51tfec 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 kit c h e n, storms and screens and are on sewers. CONTACT US TO DISCUSS HOUSES FOR SALE EXETER — 2 storey brick building on Main St., centrally located. EXETER — 2 storey briek house, Main St„ south., • Full basement, living xctonn dining room, large kitchen, bdtli, 4 bedrooms 'closed-in stiii perch, garage. Priced right. EXETER — Wellington St. W. Frame house in excellent con- dition. Three bedrooms, gas heating, part basement, !Lot size 100'x100'. Priced to sell. EXETER — 2 stevey brick house eon V lbst. Garage. Full b te•erving room, din- ing ro bedrooms & bath. Large lot'. EXETER — Brick house on Simcoe St. Excellent income home divided into two 2 bed- room apartments, each apart- ment 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 arid .kitchen up- stairs. One' bedrooin, 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- ple cupboards and large eating area; 4-piece bath; large bal- conies. Parking. Only 1 apart- ment available. TWO BEDROOMS $149.00 PER MONTH CALL 235-1863 LOTS FOR SALE APPROXIMATELY 4 acres, cor- ner of No. 4 Hwy. and Crediton road. Good location for small or medium size industry EXETER — Riverside Drive. Lot 150x125, 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 285-1863 Want Ads Help to Make Your Shopping Easy/ Phone it in Today! 16 Property For 'Sate_ " EXETER s- At 159 Thomas St. Beautiful 3-bedroom home built by Tony Relouw Construction Ltd, This home has been lived in and was built especially for Tony himself, Completely mod- ern plus felly land- scaped outside, this home is a real bargain. In addition, a. 75'400' 'landscaped adjacent lot is also available, Call 45-1019 days or 234-2311 evenings, 40tfne 17 Properly For Rent MODERNIZED 1 bedroom apart- ment, across from post office, Available now. Phone 235-2420. BACHELOR APARTMENT—Rent $60.00 includes all utilities, heat. Phone Lewis 1-271-2677 for ap- pointment, 47tfnc FARM HOME — All modern conveniences, in Kippen area. Available Feb, 1. Phone Vern Alderdice 262-5494. ' 1-20 VICTORIA PARK APTS — One bedroom, large carpeted , living room, bedroom with closets, tiled bathroom, bright kitchen, electrically heated, couple only. Phone 235-0526, ltfnc EXETER — Apartment, new building, electric heat, shag rugs, patio, storage, $125.00. Phone 235-1303 after 5:00 p.m. Vine LUCAN— 2 bedroom apartment, living room, dining room, bath- room, kitchen, suitable for cou- ple with one child, available now, $80.00 'monthly. Phone 227- 4818. 20 LUCAN AREA — Sublet new 2 bedroom apartment, carpeted, very reasonable, 'available now. Phone 472-1447 or 227-4406. 2c FURNISHED BEDROOMS— Call 235-2751. ec 5 BEDROOM FARM home, miles west of Exeter. Phone 235-1027, WARM, CLEAN, QUIET, fur- nished apartment, centre of town, over Canadian Tire Store. Phone 235-2124. 2c RENTING NEW APARTMENT building — Bedsitting room (1) $80.00 per month; one bedroom (2) $120.00 per month; two bed- room (4) $125.00 per month; two bedroom (3) $130.00 per month. Floor space for small business, office, etc. — Clan- Lan Developments. Phone 227- 4406 Lucan. 2c 18 For Rent WILL SHARE HOME with an elderly gentleman. Apply 140 Andrew St, North. Phone 235- 2967. 2-3c RENTALS—Floor sanders, floor edgers;, power hand saws; belt sanders; 1/2 & 1/2" drills; port- able television; power mowers; floor -polishers. Beavers rHarde ware, 2354033. 2:22tfne 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 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. ltfnc RENT A TYPEWRITER ELECTRIC OR MANUAL Handy, easy to use portable models. Reasonable rates. THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE 235-1331 43tfnc 22 Notices 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 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 S65-2636 By 1:30 ey.m. Monday For Prortnit Service No Charges oh Pick-up 47tfnc Illt MOM Man WANT ADS WORK 71 Legal Notices 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 lath 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 & Leughton, Solicitors for the Administratrix Exeter, Ontario, 51-2e NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Gertrude Hockey, deceased, All persons having claims against the estate of Gertrude Hockey, late of •the Town of Ex- eter, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the 8th day of December, 1971, are re- quired to file particulars of same with Bell & Laughton,, Solicitors, of Exeter, Ontario by the 22nd 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 Executor, Exeter,Ontario. 1-3c 24 Tenders Wanted FURNACE FUEL OIL Sealed tenders will be received by the Board of Directors for the supply of Furnace Fuel Oil to SOUTH HURON HOSPITAL AND NURSES' RESIDENCE, Prices quoted to be constant for the 12-month period. Tenders to be in the hands of the Hospital Administrator by Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1972. 2-3c he was riot to drive a car except for farming operations, or at times when either his father or mother were with him, or with the permission of the probation officer, Judge Hays warned the four that a breach of the terms of their probation would land them back in court and sentences could be passed on the charges of van- dalism and wilful damage laid against them. He also ordered that Jories,Elliott and Phillips visit the persons who owned property damaged by them and make apologies. It was learned that Brock and Lee had already made apologies and had made restitution for the damages caused by them. The five youths had been charged following police in- vestigation into a number of incidents on November 6 and 7 when stones and mail boxes were tossed through windows; doors, mail boxes and road signs were chopped down with axes; and a Bell Telephone repeater main- tenance cabinet was entered and one wire cut, resulting in the loss of service for Dashwood area residents. Brock had 18 convictions for damage under $50 and five over $50; Lee had 16 and five; Jones had seven and two and Elliott and Phillips had two under $50 each. "Rarely in my years have I run across a person--or group of persons--who have committed as many offences," Judge Hays said in his address to the youths, "It's a very disturbing thing," he added, noting he was par- ticularly bothered about the fact occupants of dwelling houses were "almost terrorized" in their own homes. "It is reprehensible and above comprehension how there could be such contempt for other people," he stated, Duty Counsel P.L. Raymond agreed it was beyond being a prank or lark and said he could not explain the youths' actions, and in fact they could not either. Crown Attorney W.G. Cochrane urged Judge Hays to consider a penalty that was severe noting the deterrent aspect must be given prime consideration, Three others There were only three other cases on the docket. One of the youths, Elliott, appeared and pleaded guilty to charge of creating unnecessary noise in Exeter on October 5. He was fined $40 and costs of $3. Wayne Douglas Eden, London, was fined $15 and costs $3 on a charge of speeding at a rate of 75 in a 60 zone, Irvin B. Freeman, who pleaded not guilty to moving his vehicle when it was unsafe to do so, was found guilty and fined $20, Dashwood confined to By MRS, IRVIN RADER DASH WOOD The January meeting of Dash- wood W,I, was held January 4 with the Home Economics and Health group in charge and Mrs, John Rader as covener. Roll call was answered by giving the first thought when company arrives. Mrs, Leonard Schenk discussed the motto, "People are like tea bags, they never know their strength until they are in hot water." Mrs. Rader had the topic, "Using Paper to Save Time," which was interesting and helpful, Mrs. Howard Maier, president, dealt with the business, Club No. II of the 4-H girls were present and Jayne Hayter showed exhibit on cheese which she gave at achievement Day. There will be four euchres, January 18, 25, and February 15 and 22. Persbnals Hilton Ford is a patient in South Huron Hospital; Mrs. George Tiernan is a patient in Victoria Hospital; Mrs, Frank Mclsaac is a patient in St, Joseph's Hospital and Mrs. Murray Keller is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Rader and family spent Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Fred Miller and girls. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz of Dashwood were holiday visitors with Mr. &Mrs. Ross Corbett and sons. Slush is snow with the fun melted out silent men are most worth listening to few men really want justice, but all mankind prays for mercy ... people often need the most love when they least deserve it .. Elmer Powe, Mrs,, Wm. Elliott and Miss Margaret Cook opened the meeting with New Year greetings in the form of a poem `New Year.' Scripture was read by Mrs. Wm. Elliott, Mrs. Powe gave a commentary on praying then lead in prayer. A poem "Happy New Year" was read by Miss Cook. -Mrs. Ted Lamport, Exeter, showed slides and gave com- ments on her trip to Alaska, Yukon and Vancouver Weed, Mrs. Lorne Hicks and Mrs. Russel Wilson sang a duet ac- companied by Mrs. Ken Hodgins on the piano and Mrs. Wm. Elliott read a poem, Mrs. Bob Blair, president was in charge of the meeting. Minutes and reports were ap- proved; 13 visits were reported. The birthday box money is to go to the C.N,I.B. and the War Memorial Hospital. A "Luncheon is served" meal will be held during the year and the 'Blossom tea in May,' Volunteer givings of $20,00 a year by each member will be tried instead of catering-. banquets, funerals and weddings, excepted. PersOnals Mr. & Mrs, Raymond Regier and family of Windsor, Mr, & Mrs. Murray Dietrich and family of Kinkora Were Sunday visitors with Mr, & Mrs. Albert Regier and 2tfnc By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA There were over 20 in at- tendance at the January meeting of the Messenger s in the schoolroom of the United Church Sunday morning. ' The meeting opened with a hymn and prayer. This was followed by the election of of- ficers for 1972: president, Penny Smith; vice-president, Robbie Essery; secretary, Christine Beaton; treasurer, Nancy Tin- dall, Stories were read, "An Eskimo Boy" by Nancy Tindall and "A Bumpy Ride For a Bear" by Mary Lou Tindall, Mrs. Harvey Smith told the story "Jamie's Big Questions." Pearl Buswell and Elizabeth Scott will be in charge of the program for the February meeting. Euchre party The first euchre party in the New Year was held in the com- munity centre on Monday night With Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hicks and Mr. & Mrs. Robert Blair as conveners. Prizes were awarded as follows: ladies' high score, Mrs. Joe Carter; lone hands, Mrs. TOM Kooy; low score Mrs, Percy Noels; men's high, Joe Carter; lone hands, Percy Noels; men's low (a lndy playing the part) Mrs, George Hicks, Mrs, Russell Schroeder was the winner of the floating prize. Mr. & Mrs. Chas Hollings and Mr, & Mrs. Joe Carter will be in hatge of the next party January 24, U.C.W. The first ineetitig of Centralia UCW for 1e7e was held in the schoolroom of the church with 'el elerribers, four visitors present, The January cohimittee, Mrs. Schneiders Assorted Cold Cuts Baby Beef Liver Maple Leaf Skinless & Defatted Half Hams GROUND COFFEE Kraft Smooth or Crunchy PEANUT BUTTER KRAFT DINNERS FAB Maple Leaf CHEESE SLICES LETTUCE us exeler Frozen foods JO Y Liquid Detergent King Size Aylmer CATSUP Maxwell House Regular Hickory Smoked Bacon pieicbe.49° sliced 55' 59' Ground Chuck lb 79' Lockers for Rent by the Year or Month CUSTOM SLAUGHTE8 ING & PROCESSING IS OUR SPECIALTY (241116/MARKET GROUPIE'S • FPFSH paOtsuCF FPFSH E.JOUL. MSA'S VA oz. 8 oz. 18 oz. lb, 6 9 e 47` lb. 69' 59' 41' 89' 55' 4/69' '129 45' head 29' 2 2 ibgs ' 25' ba 10/89' lb. lb.