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Home My WebLink AboutGrand Bend Holiday, 1964-07-31, Page 9CLASSIFIED ADS* The little ads are easy to use. For $1.00 you can offer a property for sale; look for a job; find help; offer that old lawn mower at a bargain; convert unwanted things of all kinds into cash. (4¢ a word, minimum 25 words) Phone 238-2335 anytime. The HOLIDAY office is open from 9-12 and 1-5. Deadline is Thursday noon for publication that week. 1 For Sale 2 Wanted 3 Real Estate 4 Rental Property 5 Accommodation Wanted 6 Help Wanted 7 Employment Wanted 8 Tenders Wanted 9 Miscellaneous 10 Services 1 For Sale Red cherries, £4 lb.; clean- ing up trees, 4 lb. for 2-3 weeks more. Sweet corn. Bring baskets and pick your own. James Everly, Sylvan, 294-2572 Parkhill. 8-p 1961 Shasta trailer -12 foot, self-contained. Call at the Roller Rink. 8-b House, to be moved, suitable for cottage. Apply Cook Bros. Milling Company Ltd. Phone 24, Hensall. 8-9-b 2 Wanted All denominations in Cana- dian coins, old coins from 1858 to 1938, 1948. New coins any years up to 1960, but these must be in brand new condition. Will pay top prices. Please write stating denomination, year and con- dition, to Box A. Grand Bend Holiday. Large commercial lot in Grand Bend area. William C. Dace Everett Lauchner Real Estate, Phone 238-2457. 8-b 3 Real Estate LAKE FRONT PROPERTIES furnished, 3 to 6 bedrooms, usual living areas, winter- ized. R. Newman Sharen, broker, Grand Bend, 238- 2303. Bayfield representa- tive, G. Norm an Rivers, Phone 94. 2b IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE LAKEVIEW CASINO WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS THE Del-Reys' mus..........m. • SATURDAYS Lionel Thornton AND THE Casa Royal Orchestra • 11 Musicians 1111111111111111111111111111=1111111MIM SPECIAL HOLIDAY DANCE . SUNDAY ' 9-. 12 p.m. 111111111111111.11111111111121111MINIM CASUAL DRESS MAY BE WORN AT ANY TIME 6 Help Wanted Salesmen and salesladies, to sell winterized cottages, homes and m at el s. High commissions. Car expenses. Insurance benefits. Apply to Ken Greene, Cedar Hurst Developments, 6 miles south of Grand Bend, Highway 21, DIAL 296-4979. 8-b Costume jewelry by Carillon Towers, offer immediate earnings, full or part time. Call Mrs, Roy Morenz, man- ager, Dashwood 41r4. 9 Miscellaneous LOST — 3 fishing rods, left by the west side of Highway 21, just south of the Pinery Park gate on Monday, July 27. Contact Mrs. E. Baker, Grand Bend or the HOLIDAY office. $5 reward. 8-p LOST — Pair of glasses (tri- focal lens) at beach or at wa- ter's edge, Turnbull's Grove. Return to Wilfred Traher, Lot 40, or Douglas Shepherd, Turnbull's Grove Trailer Camp. 8-b Holiday Personals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shel- ton, Ingersoll, c e 1 eb rated their fourth wedding anni- versary, on July 23, while on vacation here at Grand Bend. Note—The Battens are not holidaying at Southcott COT: tage in Beach of Pines. The cottage is inSouthcott Pines. (of course). Miss Margaret McDonald, Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morton, Ailsa Craig, are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lake, Grand Bend. Mrs. Russell Hoperoft, Grant, Rusty, Roger and Clare, Dashwood; Duncan Newton, Paris, France, are holidaying with their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Newton, Huron Street. Mrs. Scott Ritchie, Toronto, also Is a holiday visitor. St. John's Church Built in 1949 Next week marks the 15th anniversary of St. John's By -The -Lake Anglican Church, the familiar land- mark on Highway 21 north, just opposite the Oakwood Golf Course. Special services are plan- ned for August 9, with the Right Rev. George M. Lux- ton, Bishop of Huron con- ducting worship. Bishop Luxton opened and dedicat- ed the church in 1949. A chicken barbecue is scheduled for Saturday, Aug- ust 8, on the newly com- pleted, adjoining church lawn. Present wardens are Clayton Mathers and Fred Newton. Mrs. James Cut- ting is president of the chan- cel guild and Mrs. Frank Plumb is president of the Women's Association. Built in 1949 in record time, just 29 days a -build- ing, the little chapel has been enlarged twice. The parish hall was erected in 1958 to be used for com- munity and parish affairs. In 1960 the sanctuary was enlarged and re -furnished. There have been five pas- tors: Rev. Gordon Houghton was first; then Rev. Morley Pinkney, Rev. William Bawkner, Rev. William Mill- man and now the Rev. Ray K. Farrell. Canon Mainwar- ing was vacancy minister for a short time. COMING EVENTS Sunday Grand Bend Dragway on new pavement, at former Grand Bend airport. 3-x ANNUAL BAZAAR, spon- sored by the UCW Evening Unit, Wednesday, August 5, 7:30 at the United Church, Grand Bend, 7-8b Saturday, August 8— Chicken Barbecue at the Anglican Church, Grand Bend. Fridays — Twist night at the Lakeview Casino, to the seven Del-Reys. 3-tfb Monday, August 3, Civic Holiday —a mid -summer time for relaxation and visits to nice resorts like Grand Bend. Thursday, August 6 — Old Time Auction (some anti- ques) at Trivitt Memorial Anglican Church parish hall lawn, Exeter, 7 pm. 8-b New Industry The town of Exeter islook- Ing forward to the establish- ment of a new trailer making factory—to be called Custom Trailers Ltd. The firm is being billed as the “small- est, most experienced trail- er company in the world." Dr. E. A. McMaster Office Flours Daily 2 to 5 p. m. 238-2315 After Hours 238-2282 Office down Lake Ro.W. from the IGA corner Sputnik Seen Was it one of ours, or one of theirs? No way of knowing, but we watched a satellite travel steadily across the sky on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Joslin of Southcott Pines was kind enough to tell us where to look. Beach, . oPines Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Ra- cine, Birmingham, Mich. and Mr. and Mrs. William Cro- mie, Harper Woods, Detroit, have been recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Moro - sari. On Sunday last, Mr. and Mrs. Morosan entertained at dinner, friends who have been staying at Oakwood; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Riz- ner, -Grosse Pointe; Miss Marie Boryan and Mrs. Geo- rge Andrew of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gadke, Galt have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Montgomery; their son, Grant Montgomery and family have also been their guests from London. Mr. and Mrs. Van Laugh- ton are on a holiday trip to the East. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher will fly in August for a fishing trip to Georgian Bay. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Strain, Toronto were weekend guests at the Hagarty cot- tage. The Dick Taylors, Chat- ham are at Miss VeraSclat- er's residence. MissSclater has been recuperating in St. Joseph's Hospital, London from a fall suffered in St. Marys two weeks ago. Marh Ashwell, London, well-known television per- sonality, was a recent guest with Mrs. -Pat Murray. Mr. and Mrs. FrankHunt- er will leave on a trip to northern Ontario and Ot- tawa next Monday; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fairs, Stratford will occupy their cottage in their absence. EISENBACH,MUSEUM YE OWE COUNTRY STORE West Side of Highway 21 - 1Y2 Blocks North of Main Intersection Variety — Souvenirs — Antiques -KPLAY GOLF HERE - 000 .. JUST FUN Only 50 cents for a complete round of this par three - nine hole pitch -and -putt golf course. It's tots of fun for non -serious golf, for a little putting practice, or easy- going instruction for the beginner. A pleasant five acres, just next door to Oakwood. Just fun. Pitch and Putt Hwy. 21 North - Next to Ptosper's White Rose 6th Annual WESTERN ONTARIO Antiqur Don't Miss THIS SHOW! 18 Outstanding displays AIL items for sate Stratfor Fairgrounds Au9 3 — Sponsored by 11 am to 9 pm Strotford Kinsmen ei.1.0511RINSAINVIK - PNosta4 Eetotere Chartered Accountant GRAND BEND Phone 238-2022 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Appeal Donations will be received for the Cochrane Fire Fund at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in the Village of Thedford, Ontario, either in person or by mail. CCCHRANE FIRE FUND COMMITTEE Lake front Cottage Wanted My client and family will pay up to $200 per week for a minimum of three weeks in August. LAKE FRONT and good Beach, a must. 6 Bedrooms, usual Wig area and well furnished, complete bathrooms and fur- nace facilities. R. lieu/mew 5414e4 Phone 238-2303 REAL ESTATE Grand Bend Your Summer Living is My Business FOR SALE New Three -Bedroom Winterized Cottage completely equipped 4 -pc. Bath Lot 207 X 187 $599 Down — $58 month Call: Ken Greene Thedford 296-4979 1 Cottage For Sale Large winterized furnished cottage on corner lot, River Road, with 100 ft. leased dock, fenced yard, six bed- rooms, sleeps 15, 4 piece bath, secondary shower and toilet, stone double fireplace, wood panelling and rustic decor, two -car breezeway. $16,000. Also Southcott Pines, three bedroom, livingroom with fire- place, 3 piece bath, glassed in verandah, 18 x 20 cement patio, large wooded lot. $8,000 with $3,000 down. William C. Dace 238-2457 o Everett Lackner Real Estate, London Grand Bend' Holiday, July 31, 1964 Page