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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-09-17, Page 1125 Auction Sales miles south or 4 miles north Of Dashwood, The undersigned 44etleneer received instructions tO sell by public auction on WEDNESDAY{ SEPTEMBER 30 at 1:00 p.m. BEEF & DAIRY CATTLE — Red Durham cow due in Dec.; Durham cow clue ill Nov.; part Holstein end Durham cow due in Nov,,,:Holstein cow, milking, re-bred; Charlois cow, milking, with calf at foot; Ditrhalil cow carrying fourth calf, due in Fal 4 Hereford and Durham cows with calves et foot; 10 Hereford and Durham heifers rising 2 years old; 7 Hereford yearling heifers; 10 Hereford and Durham yearling calvos; purebred Hereford bull 18 months old. Cattle are all choice quality. IIOGS-7 York stocker pigs. TRACTOR.S & THRESHERS-- M-M-Z standard tractor in A-1 condition; Allis Chalmers "C" standard tractor; Gee. White No. 6 thresher on steel, with shredder and clover attach- ment; Gee, White bean ma- chine; 120 ft. 6 inch thresher belt, like new. FARM MACHINERY — Mc- Deering 15-run double disc grain and fertilizer drill re- cently purchased, in brand new condition; McDeering ft, spring tooth cultivator on rubber, like new; McDeering tractor spreader; McDeering 6 ft. tractor mower (power take-off) like new; McDeering hinder, 6 ft. cut; 3-drum steel roller; McDeering hay loader; McDeering double disc; 4-sec- tion diamond harrows; Mc- Deering 2-furrow plow; 2-row scuffler with bean attachment; rubber tire wagon and rack; sliding rack; MeDeering 10 ft. dump rake; M.H. 10 inch grain grinder; Letz 10 inch grain grinder; set of scales, set of sleighs; cutter; - 2 extension blowers; pump jack equipped with 1/4 h.p. motor; power emery; electric motor; heavy duty 6 inch vice; ladder; bag truck; Renfrew 600-lb. capa- city cream separator; iron kettle; chains; forks; barrels, etc. HAY, GRAIN & STRAW — 700 bushel choice mixed grain; 800 bales of mixed hay; 11 acres second cut red clover and alfalfa hay; quantity of loose straw. No reserve, everything will be •sold. TERMS: Cash. PHILIP MASSE, Proprietor HAROLD STADE, Clerk ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 17:24c By MRS, M. H. ELSTON The family OW- 4.4P.E4gle•! son, Parkhill, were entertained at the home of his daughter, Mr. & Mrs. Chas- Atkinson, punday to celebrate his birth- day. There were ,pz present, The family presented Mr. Eagleson with a gift. $ Mrs. Ross Walls were pleasantly surprised on their 1Qth wedding anniversary when they were entertained at the supper hour Sunday by Mr. & Mrs. C has. Tindall, Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Bob Tindall and girls of Luce% Mr. & Mrs. Allan Tindall of Wiarton at Monetta Minaret's restaurant, Grand Bend. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. ,Joe Kemps of London spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. & Mrs. Chas, Atkinson. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Culbert of Niagara Falls visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. Alex McFalls. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Lester and family spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Alex McFalls. Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. R. Heckman were Mrs. Katie Vincent and son Harold of Dashwood, Mr. & Mrs. Tom Campbell and Helen of Win- ehelsea, Mr. & Mrs. Crescent Dayman, Marjory and Joyce of Exeter. Miss Mar ion Heckman of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. R. NOW IS THE TIME FOR FALL PLANTING • EVERGREENS • SHRUBS ExtenOve AUCTION SALE of Valuable Household Effects, Antiques and Mist. Items On the premises AT BRINSLIIY 6 miles with of Crediton or 5 miles north of Ailse Craig. The undersigned .auctioneer received instructions to sell by Retitle auction on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 at 12:30 p.m. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: French Provincial Haldwin electric organ, with double keybeard, fruit wood finish, re- cently pereheeed, in brand new condition; Mason & Risch up- right piano; Supermetic Elna combination portable cabinet electric sewing machine, like new; medium size Kelvinator refrigerator; large size Mar- quette refrigerator; Heat-wave electric stove; Beatty electric washer; Duo - Therm space heater; Quaker spape heater; cook stove; Hoover deluxe vacuum cleaner; Black & Decker jig saw, fully equipped; Wingham cook stove; Belli- crafter 21-inch television, like new; chesterfield; four-piece modern bedroom suite; 2 three-piece bedroom suites; dreSsers; washstands; single bedstead; antique spool single bed; rockers; hall mirrors; fern stands; round top dining room table; gate - leg table; couch; electric lamps; Mono- tor tank-type vacuum cleaner; antique writing desk; school desk; hall tree; 2 tapestry rugs; settees; toilet sets; chest of drawers; cupboard s; 2 Weed-a-Walls; pictures and frames; large assortment sil- verware; glassware; linens; rugs; mats; antique dishes; kitchen utensils; sealers; coal oil lamps; crocks; wicker basi- nette; clothes horse; Coleman gasoline heater; 13-foot flat bottom boat; quantity of coal; wood and lumber and many other miscellaneous items. No reserve. Plan to attend this outstanding sale, TERMS: Cash. JAMES TREVITHICK, Prop. GARNET HICKS, Clerk ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer Phone 119, Dashwood Extensive AUCTION SALE of Choice Cattle, Hogs, Tractors, Threshers, Farm Machinery, Hay, Grain and Misc. Items On the premises LOT 15 & 16, CON. 12, HAY TOWNSHIP 11/4 miles west of Zurich, 1,/4 The New. 65 Studebakers Are Coming See Them On Display Soon At Graham Arthur Motors Exeter Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Roy Morenz were Mr. Ernest Morons, Clinton, Miss Ann Dick, London, Mr. Allen Pfile, Grand Bend, and Mr. Richard Dennome, Huron Waves members, Mrs. Roy Morenz and Mrs. Harry Sheppard, friends Mrs. Lorne Dietrich and Theresa, Mrs. Martha Gerornmette and Mrs. Tom Huffman were entertained by the "Aux Sauble Belles" at Beechwood last Thursday night. Mrs. Samuel Lamport and her daughter, Mr. & Mrs. George Vincent, Detroit, Mich. visited Sunday with Mrs. Lam- port and Tom. Mr. Ken Breen and Mr. Tom Breen, Toronto, and Mr. John Dietrich visited with relatives in Windsor recently. Mr. Bill Finkbeiner and Jim Dietrich spent a few days in London last week. Mrs. Wm. Reid, Mrs. Opal Conley, Smithland, Kentucky, Miss M. Skinner, Mrs. May Beer, Exeter, Mrs. W. P. Franks, Mrs. Martha Swartz, Kitchener, visited last week with Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Morenz and Bill. nipeg, Mrs. Mabel Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Duncan, High River, Alberta. 17:24c 25 Auction Sales HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL SALE of 40 Selected Holsteins Fifth Annual Sale On the premises LOT 9, CON. LAKE RD, EAST 2 miles south of Grand Bend or 2 miles north of Klondyke Co-Op thence 1/4 mile east on Ilighway 21 The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by public auction on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 at 1:30 p.m. Sale includes 40 Holstein heifers, majority to freshen around sale date, remainder in November. Cattle all of extra good type and quality selected from top leading blood lines. An ideal opportunity to se- cure fall milk replacements. That's the strength of Credit Union. It's owned and operated by and for its members. You can be a member-owner and share in our benefits too. Drop in. Let's discuss it. In a recent statement on the Plan, G. Arnold Hart, President of the Bank of Montreal said, "Support of education has long been an established principle of the 13 of M... Any practical measure that extends the educational horizons of young Canadians will always find a ready, sympathetic response from Canada's first bank", if you'd like to learn more about this new Plan, call on the Manager of your local branch of the l3 of M. He has ail the details and he can give you a folder on the subject. Why not see him how? NY 'BANK TO 3-M/1l/i11 (MO/A& BANK OF MONTREAL 144th t'›zde Ed44 P.S. for Parents, if you have youngsters in high school, you will be interested in the gitnk of Montreal University t docation Programme- comprehensive, life-insured plan to spread the cost of a college education over periods up to nine years. Your B Of M manager has details on this, too. Newby Tire & Battery Service Your Goodyear Par M, Passenger and Trutk Tire Hea'dquarte 'rs PHONE 235-0336 EXETER All Our Summer Tire Stock Greatly Reduced oo '44 WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR OUR WINTER TIRES Save! Save! MILL ST. — Nice 2-bedroom home with room upstairs for 2 additional bedrooms. This house is ten years old and in excellent state of repair. Taxes only $165.00. CARLING ST. — 3 - bedroom house with completed recrea- tion room in basement. Owner is building a larger house and will reduce price for cash. SANDERS ST. E. — 2-bedroom house with automatic oil heat, storms and screens. Nicely decorated. THAMES RD. WEST — A fine 3-bedroom ranch type located on corner double lot, Beauti- fully decorated and expensive wall-to-wall carpet covers the floors in large living room and dining room. Attached garage with paved driveway. Owner would consider holding first m or t g a g e for responsible party. ANDREW ST. — Large 4-bed- room family home with new oil furnace, Good sized living room with adjoining dining room. Two bathrooms. Owner would consider holding first mortgage. ANDREW ST. — 2 - bedroom bungalow with forced air oil furnace, Taxes ate only $190,00, THOMAS ST, -- New 3-bed- room ranch style which can be heated for $92,00. Monthly payMent of $88.00 will look aft- er principal, interest, taxes, A reasonable down payment will let you take early possessien, MILL ST. -- $5,800.00 will make you the owner of a 8-bedroom home with oil heat. NeWly dec- orated and painted outside, Large lot is landscaped and most attractive, We can ar- range some terms. JOHN BURKE Limited MORTGAGE LOANS •Ileal Estate Broker General Insurance Devon titikting, 476 Main -St. Rhone 215-1863 27tfrie Boiciulph folk matl. events with '..pattles Mourn deaths in. Creditor . to families S Auction. Sales 24 Tenders Wanted September 17 Page 11 Mr, 14o. GePrge McFa4P Were PeSt.SIsniknaY Withthe merrs sister, Mrs, Hose Mc, Fells, Centra44-, III Health? .Sis ..your Ogler first, Bring your pre5criptipo to DRUGS FUEL On. TENDERS. For winter supply of fuel oil. P for Precious Blood eParate School- Deadline September 24. Apply Mr, Don R, Ward, Sec- TrP.q.S 1$01 872 ENeter , 17c Calfhood vaccinated, ConvinceYourself )W in4Peet, ing this herd before sale date. Sale will be held under ern,- ex% Flail tc, 'attend- TERMS: Pagt- JQE VAN DONGEN & SON! ProprietorS GLENN WEBB, Clerk ALVIN Wit-LFErt, Auotiopeer 17: 24: 1: By MRS. pRpszcATP, R 011,FDITOINI & Mrs. W. H, sm1t11 and Gerald, Mrs. ClaYttni SimS, Mrs, Gorden Morlock attended the funeral; of Mr. Leonard Wing 0 Kilmanagh last,Sun- day. Mr. Wing died suddenly after a heart attack. Mrs, Garfield Hill received word this Past Week of the death of her sister, Mrs, George Ball of Minot, Sonth Dakota, TQWNPITIP OF STEPHEN l-teckman. Mr. & Mrs, Orville Lang, WO and 4044 also Mrs. Edna Langforn attended the decora-r ttori service ii). HITT cemetery. Sunday and afterwards were guests of Mn, & Mrs. Ross McRoberts, Lucan. 18 18 18 18 Mr. & Mrs. George Virigent and, the latt9rfo.foottw hire. NittliSzet ;Lampert .of 6PtrPit# spent Sgeclay in town, Mr. & Mrs. L. B, Foist 4.0 family of Waterlog *Ito gun, day with Mrs. Mary Feist who returned home with them. Raymond 'Valley, who is a patient at St. Joseph's Hos- pital, is doing nicely after hav- ing undergone surgery, Mr. John Gatser is a patient at South Huron Hospital after a f all at his henle here. NIrs. Gladys Brand and Mrs, Sturgeon of Alvinston visited Over the weekend with Mr. Ja- mes Mawhiriney. Mrs, Wm. Oestricher spent a day recently in Strathroy Visiting with many triendS. While there Mrs. Nellie Sking- ley entertained her for dinner, Mrs. Earl Gibson for supper and Mrs., Russell Statham held an afternoon tea for her, Mrs. Carl Radford and Shir- ley attended the wedding of a niece in Kitchener, Saturday. Furthers study Paul Wilson, graduate of the University of Toro to leaves Friday for England to begin post graduate study in English literature at the University of London. Paul is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson, Edward St. The Township of Stephen hereby Pails for tenders for the supply o f a 1964 OR 1966 1/2 TON PICK-UP TRUCK Tenders to be submitted on Township ,forms available with specifications from the Road Superintendent or Clerk. Ten- ders to be in the hands of the undersigned by 6:00 p.m. Saturday, October 3, 1964, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Lawrence Hill, Road Supt., Crediton, Ont, Ross Haugh, Clerk, Crediton, Ont, 10:17c TOWNSHIP OF 14613ORNE Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 1:00 p,m, Tuesday, October 6, 1964 for supply, on rental basis, of two trucks, equipped with snow- plow and wing, to be used in snow clearing operations for the winter of 1964-65. Equipment to be of adequate design and in good state of repair, Description of equipment is requested and price submitted ,to be per hour. Work to be done under the direction of Township Road Superintendent. Lowest or' any tender not necessarily accepted. For further particulars ap- ply to Chivaried on anniversary By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last Wednesday. The family held a dinner party for them Sunday evening and presented them with a swivel rocker and hostess chair. The couple also received a number of gifts from neighbours and friends. Those present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Reuben phelke of Monctono Mrs. Eliza- beth Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fulton and Steven of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Butcherit and family of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Finch of Seb- ringville, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bell of Shakespeare, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hern of Exeter. The neighbours and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton chivaried them Wednesday eve- ning and presenter' them with a bronze card table. Mrs. Ross Skinner reac ihP address and Mr. John Batten presented the gift. Both Mr. and Mrs. Fulton expressed their appreciation. PERSONALS A number from this commun- ity attended the decorationser- vice at Exeter Cemetery Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. Wilson was guest speaker. Mr. & Mrs. Chas. Cassar and Terri of London spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Gil- bert Johns and Larry and at- tended the Johns-Webb wedding in Elimville United Church sat- urday. W. J. ROUTLY, Road Superintendent, Township of Usborne, RR 3 Exeter, Ont. In Pots, Assorted Colours Outside Hardy Mums At $1.25 per pot Choice Blue Spruce REDER'S FLORIST Phone 235-2603 Exeter Six students start school By MRS. J. TEMPLEMAN STAFFA Mrs, Edna Bell, Seaforth, is teaching again at SS 3 Hibbert. Those entering Grade 1 this year are Ruth Roney, Richard Taylor, Michael Evans, Ronald Scott, Bobby Harburn and Da- vid Templeman. David Kemp is teaching this year in Galt and Mrs. Margaret Kemp is teaching in Munro. Miss Edna Miller Is attend- ing Wells Academy, London. Mrs. Mabel Ross, High River, Alberta and Mrs. Gilbert Dun- can, Klrkton, visited Thursday with Mr. & Mrs. John Temple- man and family. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Norris, Pat- ti, Susan and Jill visited in Woodsley and Windsor over the weekend. DUNCAN REUNION Nearly 100 descendants of the late John Duncan attended a re- union in Klrkton Sunday, Sep- tember 6. The afternoon was spent in visiting, sports and a ball game followed by a picnic supper. Special guests for the day were Mr. Tom Duncan, Win- Messengers begin study of Trinidad QUESTIONS about the CANADA STUDENT LOANS PLAN? Webb and family of London. Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Hanna, and Mr. & Mrs. Alex Garten- burg attended the Brooks-Pet- tibone wedding in Aylmer, Sat- urday. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Copeland and Cynthia spent the weekend motoring around Lake Erie and viewed the illumination of Ni- agara Falls and called on rela- tives at Canfield, Mrs. Wilbert Kirkby of Kirk- ton spent the past week with her daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. Laverne Rodd. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Solmon and Frank Jr. of Newbury, Mr. & Mrs. Bill Halliday and Don- ald of Rannoch visited on Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Beckett, Jacqueline and Ger- aldine. CALL JB AT 1863 ...talk to the B of M NOW Details of the new Canada Student Loans Plan have been released. And your local branch of the Bank of Montreal has the information on how to apply. The Plan will provide bank loans to students who need financial help for full-time studies towards a degree or diploma at universities or other educational institutions above high school level. No security is required and repayment will not begin until six months after you graduate, or discontinue your studies. Up to that time, all interest will be paid by the Federal Government. FARM — 169 acres in town- ship of Tuckersmith. Lovely 4- bedroom home and large L- shaped barn with steel roof. All tiled except 15 acres. FARM — 150 acres in town- ship •of Usborne. 4-bedroom brick house and outbuildings to suit any type of farming. 95 ACRES on highway. No buildings. Terms can be ar- ranged. 5 ACRES, 4-bedroom house with oil heat. L-shaped bank barn. NORTH WEST corner of Thom- as and William Sts.—Large 3- bedroom house on well land- scaped lot, Large modern kitchen, bright dining romii and large living room. Heated by forced air oil and •also has an attached garage. We are in a position to arrange an 80% mortgage on this fine family home, MARLBOROUGH ST.—New 3- bedroom bungalow With full basement and oil heat. After reasonable down payment, $83 per month will carry principal, interest and taxes. SOUTH EAST corner Carling and John Sts. — 2-bedroom brick with full basement and oil heat, Owner is anxious to sell and has reduced price to $9,800.00, We can arrange a mortgage. CARLING ST, — Large 8-bed- room ranch-type with separate brick garage. Completed rec. reatiOn room in basement, oil heat, Only two blocks from the Centre of town. CREDI'140N — 3-unit apartment house. You car Occupy the lower apartment and rentals from other two Will pay taxes and mortgage, Barn at rear which could have many uses. CENTRALIA 13 rick horne Which has been moderniZed and duplexeci, $2,000.06 down payment will handle, ACHINE -51401/ Operated by Marshall & Murray', OWners Wish to retire and are =dons to sell this profitable bushiesa. Building, equipment and stock included, By MRS. ROBERT RUNDLE WOODHAM The Messengers met Sunday morning during the church ser- vice with 28 members present. The theme of the meeting was "Serving God with Gladness". Danny Jaques read the scrip- ture. Shirley Timms read a poem followed by prayer by Betty Jean Miller. Mrs. E. Strahan read an in- troduction to the new study book on Brazil and Trinidad. Mrs. T. Insley conducted the Bible study. The offering was taken by Judy Dickey and Nancy Ja- ques. The pianists were Karen Rodd and David Strahan. The business was in charge of the president, Joy Thacker. It was decided to have a Hal- lowe'en social and booth. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Wray Sweitzer and Barbara of Shipka visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Rundle and Larry and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith. Mr. & Mrs. Walter Levy and Margaret visited Sunday with Mr, & Mrs. John Brookshaw, Murray and Steven of Rannoch. Mr. & Mrs. John Witteveen, Sharon and Brian visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Wit- teveen and faniily of Toronto. Mr. Frank Levy, Hilda and Helen of Transvaal visited Sun- day with Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Brintnell and Terri. Mrs, Mary Smith returned to the home of her son Mr. & Mrs. Jack Smith after spending the summer visiting other mem- berS of her family. Weekend guests with Mr. & Mrs. Norris Webb and family Were Mr, & Mrs. Jack Mane and family of Markham, Miss Joanne Webb of London. Satur- day guests Were Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Webb of Grand Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Whyte and family of Sarnia, Mr. & Mrs, Het See The All New '65 Chevrolets arid• Oldsmobiles at the EXETER FAIR Sept. 24 SNELL OROS. LTD, Exeter