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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1973-02-22, Page 13111 11111 NikaFAR LAN E REAL ESTATE BROKER LONDON 434-8824 Auction Sale Parkhill Community Centre Sat., Feb. 24 1:00 p.m. Sharp TOP QUALITY dnticlUes, glassware furniture, and appliances Full List in Today's London Free Press Consignments Accepted Call Tom Shoebottom Auctioneer 666.0289 LIQUIDATION AUCTION Saturday, Feb. 24 at 11:00 a.m. 35 South St., Goderich CONSISTING OF CARS - 1972 Lincoln Continental, full power air conditioning; 1973 Ford Custom fully equipped, low mileage; 1972 Grand Torino fully equipped, 2 door hardtop; 1971 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 door hardtop; 1970 Ford Galxie, 4 door hard- top; 1970 Ford Custom, 1970 Plymouth Fury II, 4 door; 1970 A Dodge Polara Custom; Two 1969 LTD's 4 door hardtops; 1969 r, Ambassador 4 door; 1968 Ford Custom 4 door (most cars in- dude power steering, power brakes, radio and vinyl tops) All * cars selling with safety certificates. Vg OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Office desk and chairs, filing cabinet; stands; F&E cheque writer; National cash register; mechanics manuals. GARAGE EQUIPMENT - Snap-on wheel alignment unit; Snap on wheel balance and weights; Snap on battery chargers; power 4 greaser (new); mobile oil drain (new); two manual tire changers; doyle portable vacuum cleaner; 2 Sun distributor testers; Sun motor tester; hydraulic press with stand; Milwaukee floor jack; axle jack; hydraulic floor jacks; hydraulic 5 ton and 10 ton jacks; Canadian battery charger Model 110; tap and dye set; cylinder gauges; Ingersol Rand 1/2 " impact wrench; Sioux 1/2 " impact wrench; snap on torque wrench; air chisel; B&D valve refacing unit; snap on king pin pullers; solder seal pressure tester; 2 floor creepers; 3/4 " socket set; champion spark-plug cleaner and tester; sun voltage and armature tester, sun battery starter tester; Rotun- da automatic transmission tester. Snap on armature tester; Snap- IA on torque meter; tartan-lite-timing light; dwell tach; alternator regulator tester; Ohms Continuity meter; Volts-amperes meter; ig- nition output meter; grease guns; pullers; quantity of trouble /1 lights; two steel benches on wheels; two 5" vises; SK cleaning tub; It jack stands; portable air tank; two floor hoists with adjustable * heads; two 1 l'x10' overhead doors; 9'x9' overhead door; and many, many more items. STOCK - Quantity of stock for all Ford products. BODY EQUIPMENT - 10 ton push pull body jack; B&D polisher; Sioux feather edger; pet orbital sander; Sioux electric t polisher (new); tape and paper dispenser; paint sprayer; large quantity of chrome fasteners; qty. of paint;. APPLIANCES - (new) G.E. Medallion 70 Harvest gold stove and matching refrigerator; G, E. Double vertical door refrigerator (Harvest gold); G.E. Contessa automatic dishwasher; used dishwasher; G.E. Cordiale, etc. etc, Electrohome humidifier (new), CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL - Qty. of unit gas heaters; qty. of double stainless steel sinks; qty. of various sizes theremopane 1/4 "x3/16" plate glass; fluorescent light fixtures; 10'x6' showroom window, etc. etc. MISCELLANEOUS - large qty. of new and used car and truck tires; qty. of engine oil and additives; sign posts; fluorescent signs; display racks and shelving; Ford 70 lawn and garden trac- tor 7N.P. and many more articles pertaining to this business, Plan to attend this outstanding liquidation auction for Goderich Motors who is giving up the Ford Dealership. Terms - Cash Lunch available Under cover Financing available Sale subject to additions and deletions PROPRIETOR - KEN HUTCHINGS (GODERICH MOTORS) For further information Phone Spend some of John Turner's budget savings on some EXTRA GOOD BEEF It's Guaranteed At 11111ERNER S MEAT MARKET 13 For sale 13 For Sale Times-Advocate, February 22, 1913 By-election entrants join jail discussion BEAVERS HARDWARE RE-OPENING SPECIALS ALL WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES Ranges - Washers Refrigerators - Freezers Laundromats - Dryers Television's Stereos. 415 MAIN ST., EXETER Entrance Beside AVCO 8c DEKALB SEED CORN High Yielding XL 311 80-85 DAY CORN XL 304 90 DAY CORN XL 13 97 DAY CORN available, Contact: VERN ALDERDICE KIPPEN PHONE 262-5494 8-11c WWWWWESIF ADVERTISING. The shortest route to business profits Three Bedroom 1'/2 storey older brick home. Modern kitchen, living room, and den. Renovations partially com- pleted, Large lot. Three Bedroom - Brick 2 storey home, livingroom, din- ing room, kitchen and 2 baths, needs decorating, large lot. Store & Apartment - Main street, good investment property, good existing lease for steady income. Main Street - Large 2 storey brick home on large, well es- tablished 157' frontage lot. 2 large livingrooms, dining room and country-size modern kitchen; 2 storage rooms, pan- try, 2 baths and 4 large bedrooms, oil heat, good solid home, immediate possession. 3 Bedroom-Older - 2 storey frame home, large modern kitchen, livingroom, dining room and den, new large-size garage, located on edge of town. LUCAN Large New - Angelstone and brick ranch American style kitchen and diningroom, 3 good size bedrooms, shag carpet throughout, attached double garage, 105' x 300' lot on edge of town. 2 Storey Brick - 3 bedroom home, comfortable and handy layout, modern kitchen, living room, diningroom and bath, deep lot and close to down- town. 1 t/2 Storey Brick - 4 bedroom home, livingroom, diningroom, handy kitchen, with 3 piece bath, 1 bedroom down. Large double garage with 2 overhead doors, large lot. Also will sell electric welding equip- ment plus 22' travel trailer. Brinsley - older brick 3 bedroom home, livingroom, diningroom, needs interior renovations. Born. Good well, 2 acres land. No. 83 Highway 6 Miles East of Exeter - Older 2 storey brick home, 3- bedroom, livingroom, diningroom and kitchen, with decent cupboards, fairly new oil furnace, good water supp- ly, needs interior decorating, double garage and small frame barn, about 1/2 acre of land, corner lot, WHITING'S ANTIQUES, USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & THINGS FOR SALE: Avocado green m etching refrigerators and stoves; white refrigerator and stove; harvest gold refrigera- tor; gas and electric stoves; automatic washers and dryers; wringer washing machines; chrome tables and chairs; bed- room suite; beds, springs and mattresses; night table; dres- sers; sets of drawers; colored and B&W televisions; coffee and end tables; chesterfield suite; floor and table lamps; hall table; gate leg table; din- ing room chairs; library table; radios; record players; tape recorders; tape players; movie camera with projector and screen; portable electric organ; pressure pump; chain saw; jig saw; volt meter; remote con- trol, etc, ANTIQUES: Round tables; flat to wall cupboards; dry sink; washstands; cupboards; hall seat; china cabinet; settee sets; rocking chairs; wool winders; fern stands; wagon wheels; chicken coop chair; record cabinet: clocks: grand- father's clock; bells; toilet sets; picture frames; oil lamps; hanging lamps; china brass; glassware; silver, etc. 63 MAIN ST., S. Exeter, Ont. Phone 235-1964 8c Zurich Area - 3 miles to town on paved road, 130 acres - 120 workable - last year had beans, barley and wheat. Large barn with new hydro, set up far pigs. 4 bedroom - 2 storey insul-sided home - $29,- 000 mortgage now establish- ed. Dashwood Area - 100 acres - good for beef operation. Large barn, silo. 3 Bedroom insul-home - good condition. Vendor will hold mortgage. Exeter Area - 50 acres bare land - 2 V2 miles off No. 4 highway - properly tiled, HENSALL AREA - 25 acres recreation area lowland cedar and stream. Brinsley 100 acres large barn - brick house needs repairs, paved road. LOTS LUCAN AREA - 5 acre level building site 1'/I mile off pav- ed road. ZURICH AREA - lot 125' frontage 108' deep, near li- quor store, good commercial site. We also have lots available in the Exeter area. Apartments - now renting two 2-bedroom apartments also single room for roomer in Lucan area. ZURICH 1 1/2 Storey - 3 Bedroom - 3 bedroom frame home, oil heat, full basement, good condition, large corner lot. 2 Bedroom Frame -on small lot. Finish the inside yourself. Price $3500. CREDITON 2-Bedroom - cottage, livingroom, kitchen and dining area, alumninum siding, in good condition, large lot $8500. BAYFIELD 4-Bedroom - stone house, solid but needs interior renovations, about 2 acres of land, small orchard, 1 1/2 miles off No, 21 Highway. COTTAGES Bayfield Area - 5 bedroom cedar shake, all elec- tric heated cottage in excellent condition. 2 bedroom cottage, living room, modern kitchen, 3 piece bath, in A-1 shape. BETTY BATES Lucan Office 227.4071 Residence-Lucan 227.4150 13 For Sale APPLES No. 1 - Good and Firm SPYS & MacINTOSH $2.99 bushel Bring your Empty Containers. * FABRICS Our 1973 Fabrics have arrived, What An Array! SEE OUR sPECIAL. CLEAR-OUTS Wool Plaids, Wool Hopsacking and Sports Fabrics 99( A YARD Reg. to $3.98 45" to 58" Wide $2.99 A YARD Reg. to $5.98 60" Wide See our Bargain Table priced to clear at HALF PRICE • Men's Fine Shirts • Ladies' Slacks, Blouses, Sweaters • Children's Pyjamas, Pants, Etc. EXTRA SPECIAL! MEN'S ODD PANTS Sizes 30, 32 and 34 $1.00 A PAIR Our Loss Is Your Gain! VERNON SCHATZ General Merchant DASHWOOD ONTARIO 6tfnc 14 Wanted To Buy OLD BOOKS and bookcases, tables, dressers, chairs, house- hold contents purchased for cash. Phone collect 293-3444. 45tfnc OLD CLOCKS and antiques. We buy sell or trade, also re- pair and refinish clocks. Bob's Clocks, 13 Main St., Grand Bend, phone 238-8382. 4-8c GOOD HAY, first and second cutting. Highest prices paid. Phone 728-2427. 7:8c FURNITURE, g I a s s, dishes, lamps, clocks, etc. Ye Olde Antiques, Lucan, 227-4139. 7:8:9:10c FARMALL 404 with wide front end, 662 bean cultivator. Must be in good condition. Phone 354-1276. 8:9* 16 Property For Sale COTTAGE, 3 bedroom, 4 piece bath, electric heat, winterized, 5 years old, 2 miles north of Grand Bend. Terms arranged. Apply to Box "YRP", The Ex- eter Times-Ad vocate. 6-11' CALL 1863 "The Centennial Office" HOUSES FOR SALE EXETER - 4 bedroom frame house, in excellent condition; oil heating, forced air; lovely lot; driveway; close to schools; 2 piece bath down; 3 piece up; large living room. GRAND BEND - Located on Hwy. 21 just south of bridge on lot 82x126. Three bedroom cement block house, living room, dining room, 3 pc. bath, basement, oil heat. This house is modern and in good repair. HENSALL - Brick house on a well treed lot, 3 bedrooms all with closets, 4 piece bath, large kitchen, completed rec room, carport, living room, dining room. This is a lovely home and must be seen to be appreciated. ' JOHN BURKE LTD. Broker Low Cost Auto Insurance Fire Insurance Real Estate Mortgages Trust Certificates Devon Building Phone 235-1863 48tfnc 16 Properly For Sale 11/2 STOREY BRICK, beautifully restored and decorated, on. ap- proximately 2 acres of land near Kippen; large broadleom- ed living room, kitchen 15'X9; 3 bedrooms, Plus drive shell and garage. Asking $21,500. Call Elizabeth Brow n, 1-472-2233; res. 285-2830. L. M, Girard, MLS Realtor. 7;Sc 200 ACRE FARM, 7 miles from Exeter, on paved road, very good soil for soybeans, white beans and grain; 2 steel barns, cement silo, large frame house with bathroom and new oil furnaee. For further informa- tion contact Jan, 13osveld, Real Estate Broker, 53 Victoria Ave., Chatham, phone 352-2538, 8:9c EXETER - White brick bunga- low, centre of town, large bright living room, dining room, kitchen, bathroom, 2 bedroom's plus den. 452 Andrew St, $1,500 will handle this. Phone 235- 2912. 8tfnc 0.4 BEAVER BEAVER LUMBER MAIN ST. EXETER 235-1582 WINTER HOME BUYER BONUS on new BEAVER HOMES Early orders get BIG discounts on new Beaver Homes. Save on mortgage interest, and initial investment. Choose from any of the 50 new 1973 Beaver mo- dels. Save today-lot owners can start with as little as $200 down-and you can be living in your new home this spring. Get the facts now - phone George Smith, 235-1582. FREE New 1973 Beaver Homes Cata- logue with floor plans. Ask for your copy at the Beaver store. 4-9c Cosy Older Home ON LARGE LOT 2 easy blocks from supermarket • 3 or 4 bedrooms • Forced air heating • Good basement • Town sewers attached • Attached garage (2 car parking area) • Needs repairs PRICED TO SELL $17,300 PHONE 433-7304 8tfnc HUGH A. EVANS GAS BAR - LAST STOP Near Pinery Park, with lunch counter and groceries. "Walk In and Take Over." Vendor will hold first mortgage. LAKEVIEW North of St. Joseph's - 4 bed- room modern cottage, in excel- lent condition. Furnished, with utility room, 3 piece bath. SUMMER COTTAGE Close to lake, 3 bedrooms, 3 piece bath. Sleeps 10 or more. Good rental income if desired. GOOD COOK WANTED RESTAURANT - well equipped, thriving summer business. Take-out service. Good location. MAE THURMAN Phone 1-238-2822 Rep, for Hugh A. Evans, MIS Realtor 55 Ontario St. GRAND BEND (Hwy. 21) 17 Property For Rent 3 - BEDROOM town houses in Vanastra, RR 5 Clinton; $95.00 per month; all utilities paid. Phone 482-9742 or 482-7725 any- time. 39tfnc GRAND BEND Bachelor apart- ments with refrigerator, rad- iant heating, color television, furnished. Phone 238-2339. 45tfnc FARM HOUSE on paved road close to town. Phone 237-3452. APARTMENT, self contained, frig and stove, Mt. Carmel. Phone 237-3469. 8c EXETER - 2 bedroom Mobile home, Phone 235-2575. 8c LAND FOR RENT for crops, Phone 234-6244, 8c 18 For Rent RENTALS-Floor sanders, goer edgers; power hand saws; belt Sanders; 1/4 & 1/2" drills; port- able television; floor polishers, Beavers Hardware, 235-1033. 18tfnc 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; skit saw; ad- ding machine; sump pump; 12 & 20 tpn 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 19 For Sale or Rent TO BUY OR RENT-3 or 4 bed- room home, located on large lot or small acreage. Apply to Box "JNP", The Exeter Times- Advocate. 7:8:9* 20 Wanted To Rent PASTURE, 60 to 100 acres, for 50 'head, Phone 234-6281. 6:7: Se 100 TO 150 ACRES of farm land in Exeter-Kirkton area. Phone 229-6451 after 6 p.m. 8: 9: 10c SMALL HOUSE or farm close to Exeter. Phone 235-1914 after 4 p,m. 8c APARTMENT, 3 bedroom, or house, in Exeter, Call Police Chief Day, 235-1235 or 262-2947. 8e 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 47tfne I, JOHN BREGMAN, of Exeter, Ont., will not be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife, Susan Bregman, after February 21, 1973. 8:9:10* 24- Tenders Wanted TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN HAULING GRAVEL Tenders will be received by the undersigned for loading, 'hauling and spreading on Town- ship of Stephen roads, approx- imately 20,000 cubic yards of crushed gravel from stockpile at Prout's gravel pit in Us- borne Township. A minimum of approximate- ly 1,000 yards per day to be hauled. Contract to commence Sep- tember 4th, 1973, and spread at the direction of the Road Superintendent. Tender forms may be re- ceived from Road Superintend- ent or Clerk and marked "Ten- ders for Gravel". A certified cheque in the amount of $500.00 must accom- pany each tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders submitted on Town- ship forms are to be in the hands of the Road Superintend- ent or Clerk 12:00 noon on Tuesday, March 6th, 1973. R. F. (FRANK) McISAAC Road Superintendent, P.O. Box 99, Crediton, Ontario, 8c The Exeter Recreation-Arena- Parks Committee invites ten- ders for a Riding Power Mower 10 Horsepower 42" Cut Price quoted should include allowance for trade-in of pre- sent mower. Further particulars can be ob- tained from the undersigned and tenders should be submit- ted in writing to the undersign- ed by 5:00 p.m., Friday, March 9. ALVIN WILLERT, Arena Manager 8:9c The Centennial Committee are plan- ning a "museum" to contain historical and antique items per- taining to the heritage of Exeter to be dis- played in the Exeter Town Hall June 27 to July 7. Arrangements will be made for pick up and delivery. Anyone wishing to loan items for this dis- play please contact Norm Whiting at 235- 1964 or Louise Giffin 235.0164 as soon as postible. A decision on the fate of the controversial wall of the Huron County jail in Goderich has been delayed, at least for a few weeks. Don Southcott, Progressive Conservative candidate in the March 15 byelection told the Save the Jail committee Tuesday that he had been assured by Huron County Warden Roy Pattison and the county property committee chairman Harold Lobb that no decision will be made until April 1. Huron County council decided last month to tear down one of the jail walls to make room for an addition to the regional assessment office. This has resulted in some public in- dignation. The moratorium was called to see what action the province will take on a task force's recom- mendation for preservation of historical and architectually significant buildings in Ontario, The Conservative candidate said legislation is being drafted which may give municipalities power to designate historical buildings that should be preserved. If the legislation becomes law, municipalities could safeguard preservation of designated structures and control any alterations or renovations by building owners. Mr. Southcott criticized some aspects of the public opposition to tearing down the wall. He said he objected to the innuendo and criticism directed at municipal and county officials over the jail issue. Municipal officials have ac- ted"responsibly and sensitively to the situation," he said. Other candidates in the byelection, New Democrat Paul Carroll and Liberal Jack Riddell, told the meeting they strongly supported retaining the jail as it now stands. Mr. Carroll called it a "monument" to the way of life and thinking of the pioneers who formed Huron County. Mr. Riddell called for a per- manent ban on destruction of the jail. About 2000 people decided they would like to be in jail for at least a short visit last Sunday. They started to line up at 2 p.m. for a tour of the Huron County Jail and about 300 were still lined up when the doors closed at 5 p.m. The open house was sponsored by the county to allow the public to tour the 131-year-old structure which closed as a prison last year. County officials were strongly criticized for closing the doors on people who had waited more than an hour to take the tour. Between 200 and 300 people were still in- side the jail when the entrance door was closed. Goderich Deputy Reeve Stan Profit said, however that the doors were closed at 5 p.m. as advertised but "we opened 10 or 15 minutes later". He said those Okay addition for business Five building permits were tentatively approved by Exeter council this week, all being subject to final approval of the building inspector. Norm Whiting appeared before council to request permission to erect a 70' by 38' addition to the former church on Main St. from which he operates a used fur- niture and antique business. He had not submitted a written request, but filled one in at the meeting and it was approved by council, Other permits approved were as follows: Ross Richardson, to renovate house at 168 William; Mel Gaiser, to renovate house at 273 Pryde and build a small addition; Armac Company, to apply vinyl siding to house at 190 Main; J.F, Farm Machinery Ltd. to erect a sign at their building on Thames Road East. who "stuck around" got to go through the jail. Joan Van den Broeck, president of the Save The Jail committee called the closing of the door "arrogant" and "irresponsible," )31.1t she said the size of the crowd indicated widespread public support for keeping the jail intact as an historical site, Deputy Reeve Profit, a member of the county's property committee which recommended demolishing the wall said the county was "delighted at the turnout". But, he said, no one on the property committee was ap- proached by visitors with pleas to save the wall, "Most people were asking where Stephen Truscott's cell was, or which courtyard people were hanged in," he said. The deputy reeve said a resume of the county's position on the jail issue will be tabled at county council's meeting Friday. Page 13 .""" 0441,) 71011P. j IJIrfICF 41.1r9TE 11.0111E11;rnEttirl inil,14M41r,:. Custom Slaughtering and Processing To Individual Requirements Cagle 0-,1 Hogs are Government Inspectec rn our Modern Abattoir for Your Protection. Specializing in Hickory Smoked Hams and Boson SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY All Processing Guaranteed LOCKERS FOR RENT By Month or Year EXETER FROZEN FOODS Phone 235-0400 gfernotifie,b. ME/TAM "WE ARE STILL LOOKING" WE HAVE CLIENTS LOOKING FOR 3 & 4 BEDROOM RANCH HOMES AND FROM 5-50-100 ACRES OF LAND WITH OR WITHOUT BUILDINGS. ALSO: DO YOU HAVE A GOOD HOME TO RENT? ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SMALL BUSINESS: 5e - $1.00 store - located in small town-opportunity for a cou- ple to easily get into business . and then expand. Has pc), • EXETER FARMS CARL WALKER MERE CULBERT 'Exeter Office Lucan Office 235 0541 227.4071 Residence-Bay field Residence-Lucan 565 5393 227.4766 PHONE 237-3314 I 4 Rathwell's Auction Service Auctioneers and Liquidators Brucefield 482-3120 corirmootasviori ast~likweirtorroivedeigemeromeleieweiserier Fill Your Freezer Before He Changes His Mind . DASHVV001)