The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1966-11-03, Page 11Problems?
If the coming Christmas season poses
financial problems to you (and you are
in good company there) see your Credit Union. A short term cash
loan might be all you need to fade the season with confidence.
And of course, we can help you in more serious cases as well.
Drop in and talk it over.
EXETER COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION
DEVON BUILDING HAROLD PATTERSON, MANAGER
Real Estate
EXETER: Three bedroom home on MarlboroughStreet,
with attached garage and oil heat,
EXETER: Two bedroom home on Huron Street, with oil
heat and basement. panelled living room.
Beautifully finished throughout with com-
pletely finished basement. Attached carport
and enclosed patio, $1,000 down.
EXETER: Two bedroom home located beside Victoria
Park. Oil heat.
EXETER: Three bedroom, split level on Huron Street,
with large kitchen and dining area.
EXETER: Three bedroom home in new subdivision.
Large living room with broadloom, full base-
nient and hot water heat.
EXETER: Two bedroom brick home on Highway #83,
located on one acre of land.
EXETER: Three bedroom home on Andrew Street,
close to school, priced for immediate sale.
EXETER: Four bedroom, brick home, located two blocks
from Main Street. $6200.00,
CREDITON: Remodelled Brick home on four acres of
land,
ITENSALL: Large home on #4 Highway with barn, and
four acres of land.
ELIMVILLE; 2 bedroom brick home. Modern. Must be
sold to settle estate.
VARNA: One hundred and forty acre farm with 104
acres workable, good land, and comfortable
home. Six miles from Bayfield.
GRAND BEND: Three bedroom split level home, located
in pinery on two acres of wooded land, 2 miles
south of Grand Bend. This home is complete
in every detail, being of angel stone construc-
tion with thereto pane picture windows, etc.,
suitable for V.L.A. mortgage,
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
Phone 23542420 Exeter
M. J. Geiser W. H. Hodgson J. A. Kneale
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stove; Sparton electric radio;
Beatty electric washing ma-
chine; dining room suite in-
cluding table and 6 chairs; buf-
fet; oak rockers; arm chair;
end and centre tables; solid
pine antique chest of drawers;
kitchen cupboar d; modern
maple single bedstead, box
springs, dresser; oak bedstead,
springs and mattress, dresser,
commode; steel bedstead, mat-
tress and springs; platform
rocker; wicker chair; antique
writing desk; floor and table
lamps; davenport with match-
ing chair; Axminster rug 9x101
chrome table and chairs; elec-
tric clock; jardinieres; toilet
sets; bedding; quilts; blankets;
mats; child's table and chairs;
card tables; wall mirrors; hair
dryer; bathroom scales; elect
tric fan and heater; clothes
rack; carpet sweeper; antique
curtain poles; antique pine
bread box; ironing board; or•
gan stool; cradle; large assort-
ment glassware, dishes, silver-
ware; novelties; kitchen uten-
sils; Sunbeam electric fry pan;
electric tea kettle, toaster,
iron; sad irons; lantern; alas-
tic hose; garden tools; sealers;
jugs; quantity fruit, etc., etc.
TERMS: Cash.
MRS. EFFIE KLEINSTIVER,
Proprietress
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
3c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Choice Hereford Cattle,
Hay, Grain, Household
Effects and Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT NORTH HALF OF 18,
CON. 8, HAY TOWNSHIP
It miles east of Zurich thence
ea mile south
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9
at 1:30 p.m.
CATTLE: Part brindle Here-
ford cow, third calf at foot;
Hereford yearling steer; 7 Here-
ford heifers rising 2 years old;
Cattle all in top market con-
dition.
Case-O-Matic standard trac-
tor fully equipped including
live power take-off and 3-point
hitch in A-1 condition.
HAY & GRAIN: 900 bales of
choice quality mixed hay; 200
bushel oats; mow loose straw.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
MISC. ITEMS: Solid pine kitch-
en cupboard; chesterfield chair;
Sparton television; dresser;
cast iron bath tub; iron bed;
antique nutmeg grater; 2 lan-
terns; 8-gal. crock; 6-gal. crock;
glass butter churn; hunting
knife; sealers; fur coat, size
38; gas iron; furnace blower;
antique cradle; quantity mixed
lumber; chicken feeders; new
corn crib; electric fencers; ex-
tension ladder; quantity stove
wood; 2-wheel trailer; wheel-
barrow; air compressor; elec.:
tric motors; quantity' galv. pip-
ing; De Laval cream separa-
tor; plywood; grass seeder;
aluminum siding; tires; child's
wagon; cutter; forks; shovels.
2 antique china cabinets in
perfect condition; antique round
table; antique shaving mugs
and other antique dishes; at
least 65 horse statues, all sizes;
treadle sewing machine; elec-
tric stove in A-I. condition; 2
small dressers. '
No reserve, Terms: Cash
ALPHONSE GRENIER, Prop.
HAROLD STADE, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
16 Properly For Sale
4 - BEDROOM house in Dash-
wood, newly painted, modern
conveniences, centrally located;
also garage. Phone 173 Dash.
wood. 3:10:17:240
ELIMVILLE - 2-bedroom brick
home. New furnace, bath, etc-,
Must be sold to settle estAte.
Phone 23,5-2420. 10: 20tfne
C. V. PICKARD
TRUST CERTIFICATES,
GUARANTEED INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES
SEVERAL COMPANIES
ALSO NEW ISSUE
CANADA SAVINGS
BONDS
yielding 5,48% to maturity.
By allowing interest to accumu-
late amount invested will dou-
ble by Nov. 1, 1979.
Bonds are cashable with ac-
cumulated interest at any time.
Please phone us and we will
call on you at your convenience.
C. V. PICKARD--REAL ESTATE
56 John St. E. Phone Res.
9: 29tfnc 235-0414
17 Property For Rent
STOREY house available on
or before Nov. 1. Phone 235-
1377. 10:13tfnc
FARM - 50 acres, 35 work-
able, 35 plowed. Bruce Thomp-
son 238-2385. 13:20:27:3c
SMALL STORE, could be used
for office; reasonable. Apply
Ersman's Bakery. 27:3*
COMMERCIAL SPACE, approxi-
mately 900 sq. ft. Ideal for
small business. Phone 235-0680,
Don Webster, Victoria St.
27:3:10:17c
4-ROOM apartment in Exeter
north, furnished or unfurnished,
ground floor, private entrance,
heated, available immediately.
Phone 235-0512. 10: 27tine
LARGE 5-ROOM apartment in
new Taylor apartments with
living room with wall - to wall
carpet, frig and stove supplied,
washer and dryer. Available
December 1, Harold Taylor 235-
0674. 10: 27tfnc
NEWLY FINISHED, newly fur-
nished steam heated apartment
1 block from post office, $49,00
per month. Elliot Apts. Phone
235-2912. 11:3tfnc
2-BEDROOM heated apartment
in Exeter. Lots of closet space,
rent reasonable, available Oct.
15. Call 229-6576 or 235-0906.
l3tfnc
NEW DUPLEX apartment - 2
bedrooms, good closet space,
very private, full basement,
Sanders St. E., close to schools.
Phone Eldrid Simmons 2.35-0526
or Fred Simmons 235-1854,
10: Mine
3 ROOMS, use of bathroom and
basement. Apply to Mrs. Alex
Zimmer, Dashwood, 3:10c
FURNISHED apartment on Main
Street. Heated, hot water, 3
large rooms, available Oct. 28.
Phone 235-2376. 10: 20tfnc
CREDITON - Nice roomy 2-
bedroom apartment, good cup-
boards, ample closet space,
laundry tubs in basement, pri-
vate garage, ideal location for
senior citizens. Please phone
234-6301, 10: etfnc
MODERN 2-bedroom apartment,
unfurnished, living room, din-
ing room, den, utility room,
private entrance, bath, heated,
hot water supplied. Apply Art
Geiser, Elmart Apts, Days 235-
1505; evenings 235-2754. 10:6tfnc
APARTMENT - 2-bedroom up-
stairs, utilities paid, private en-
trance. Phone 235-2427, 11*tfnc
UNFURNISHED apartment, 2
bedrooms, modern, in former
Simmon's Apt. Phone 235-2012
after 6 p.m. 12tfnc
CENTRAL, clean, heated, fur-
nished 2-bedroom apartment;
also 1-bedroom apartment. Ap-
ply 67 John St. E. Phone 235-
1185. 11:3tfnc
COMFORTABLE two - bedroom
apartments, furnished or un-
furnished, in Crediton, All utili-
ties paid by owner, reasonable
rents, available immediately.
Phone 234-6336, 9:ltfnx
18 For Rent
FLOOR SANDERS, electric -
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1033. Exeter. 12:13tinc
19 For Sale or Rent
HOUSE in Hensel!. Four bed-
rooms, new oil furnace, modern
kitchen and bathroom. Reason-
ably priced for quick sale.
Phone 262-2226, 10: 6tfnc
21 Properly Wanted
CLIENT WANTS about 50 acres,
good house, barn not important,
within 10 miles of Exeter. Write
W. C, Pearce, Realtor, Exeter.
10:13tInc
50.100 ACRE FARM-Good cash
crop land, good large house
with basement, within 10 miles
of Exeter. Apply Box CPV The
Exeter Times-Advocate., 27:3*
22 Notices
IF YOU HAVE tried without
success, don't give up - Join
the TOPS (take off pounds sen-
sibly) First meeting Nov. 8
at 8;80 p.m. in the Legion
Ladies' Auxiliary Room, Exe-
ter, Cell 235-2985 or 235-2271, 3e
Need Christmas Money?
Use Want-Ads In November
22 Notices
TRANSPORTATION to Florida
available for two people. Leav-
ing the first week of December.
Phone 23e-2244 evenings only. 3c
$50.00 REWARD
For information leading to
the return of the saddle,
stolen from the Exeter Sad-
dle Club grounds.
CONTACT
LEN VERI
235.2203 3c
THE VOTERS' LIST ACT
Section 12
CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST
POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST
Voters' List, 1966, Town of
Exeter, County of Huron
Notice is hereby given that
I have complied with section
9 of the Voters' Lists Act, and
that I have posted up at my
office at 394 Main Street South,
Exeter, on the 28th day of Oc-
tober, 1966 the list of all per-
sons entitled to vote in the
municipality at municipal elec-
tions and that such list re-
mains there for inspection,
And I hereby call upon all
voters to take immediate pro-
ceedings to have any omis-
sions or errors corrected ac-
cording to law, the last day
for appeal being the 11th day
of November, 1966,
Dated this 28th day of Oc-
tober, 1966.
E. H. CARSCADDEN,
Clerk of the Town of Exeter.
3c
Township of Osborne
NOTICE
After November 1st the Us-
borne and Blanshard Muni-
cipal Dump will be closed
except for supervised dump-
ing on Saturday afternoons
from 1 - 5. No wire, car
bodies, cement or stumps
will be accepted.
H. H. G. STRANG, CLERK
10: 6-11: 10e
Treasurer's Sale
OF LAND FOR TAXES
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
County of Lambton
TO WIT: By virtue of a war-
rant issued by the REEVE of
the VILLAGE OF GRAND
BEND under his hand and seal
of the said Corporation bear-
ing the date the 30th day of
June, 1966, Sale of lands in
arrears of taxes in the VIL-
LAGE OF GRAND BEND will
be held at my office •at the
hour of 10 a.m. o'clock (local
time) in the morning on the
9th day of November, 1966, un-
less the taxes and costs are
sooner paid.
Notice is hereby given that the
list of lands for sale for ar-
rears of taxes was published in
the ONTARIO GAZETTE on the
6th day of August, 1966, and
that copies of the said list may
be had at my office.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, this
30th day of June, 1966.
MURRAY A. DES JARDINS,
Treasurer.
8:11-11:3c
NOTICE OF A PROPOSED BY-
LAW TO STOP UP AND SELL
PART OF THE ROADWAY
RUNNING THROUGH LOT 8,
CONCESSIONS A AND B, AC-
CORDING TO REGISTERED
PLAN NO. 7, IN THE TOWN-
SHIP OF BOSANQUET.
TAKE NOTICE that a By-law
to stop up and sell the soil
and freehold of that portion of
the 66-feet wide road running
southeasterly through Lot 8,
Concession B, and Lot 8, Con-
cession A, both according to
Registered Plan No, 7, for the
Township of Bosanquet, from
22 Notices
the southeasterly limit of Klen-
dyke Road to the north limit
of the new Development Rogd,
will be taken into consideration
and dealt with at a Meeting of
the Municipal Council of the
Corporation of the Township of
Bosanquet, to be held et the
said Township Offices, Thed-
ford, Ontario, on Monday, the
5th day of December, 1966, at
the hour of 8 o'clock P.M.,
Eastern Standard Time.
AND FURTHER TAKE NO-
TICE that the Council or a
Committee of Council will hear
any person, by his counsel,
solicitor or agent, who claims
that his land will be prejudi-
cially affected by the By-law
and who applies to be heard.
DATED at Thedford, Ontario,
this 28th day of October, 1966.
P. D. RITCHIE,
Clerk-Treasurer of the
Corporation of the Township
of Bosanquet.
3:10:17:24c
24 Tenders Wanted
GASOLINE
The trustees of the Stephen
Township School Area invite
tenders for the supply of No. 2
gasoline to the Stephen Central
School, 2i miles west of Credi-
ton,
Separate tenders are to be
submitted for the supply of ap-
proximately 7,500 gallons yearly
on a one-year and a two-year
basis.
A tank and computer pump
are to be installed by the sup-
plier.
Any further information can
be obtained from the under-
signed.
Tenders are to be received
by 12 noon Tuesday, November
15, 1966.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
WILMAR D, WEIN,
Secretary, Stephen Township
School Area,
Box 40, Crediton, Ontario
3 :10c
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Rained Out . .
MAMMOTH
MACHINERY
AUCTION SALE
at
Grand Bend Airport
being re-held on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4
"BIGGER AND BETTER
THAN BEFORE"
Due to the size of this sale we
must begin selling at 12:00
sharp.
Financing available on grounds
Auctioneers:
LARRY GROGAN
Phone Grand Bend 238-2526
ALVIN WALPER
Dashwood 119 27:3c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household
Effects, Antiques and
Misc. Items
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12
at 1:00 p.m.
Admiral 21" television, like
new; French Provincial chester-
field, 2 chairs, swivel chair
and rocker; 5 French Provin-
cial occasional chairs; Jacobean
quarter cut oak dining room
suite including round top ex-
tension table, 6 chairs, buffet,
walnut nest of tables; walnut
tea wagon; 2 oak hall trees;
assortment mirrors; 4 electric
clocks; 3 chests of drawers; 3
ottomans; antique coffee table;
mahogany centre table; oak
centre table; 3 oak rockers;
umbrellas and stand; enamel
top kitchen table, chairs; 2
utility tables; pictures and
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frames;fhlaomorpearn;d Isaihnl:lelambPeds;clothes -
Stead, springs and mattress; 2
double bedsteads, springs and
Mattresses, dressers; com-modes; e h e s t of drawers;
child's rocker; Alcelary 4-burn-
er electric stove; Frigidaire re-
frigerator; a electric radios;
Sunbeam mixmaster; vacuum
cleaner; Maxwell electric wash-
ing machine; Frigidaire clothes
dryer; bathroom scales; step
stools; Indian rugs; mats; Ax-
minster rugs; drapes; large as-
sortment bedding, linens, quilts,
glassware, fancy dishes; an-
tique cups and saucers; antique
dishes; vases; Indian brass
ware; silverware; novelties;
large silver tray; stainless steel
cook ware; kitchen utensils;
2-burner oil stove; folding camp
cot and table; variety Christ-
mas decorations & lights; nak
flower stands; Webster's large
dictionary; hooks; Lawn Boy
power mower; 28-ft. extension
ladder; step ladder; carpenter
and garden tools and many
other misc, items.
Plan to attend this outstand-
ing sale. Everything in first
class condition.
In case of inclement weather
sale will be held in arena.
TERMS: Cash.
CHESTER slum, Proprietor
ERVIN GINGERICH, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
3:10c
26th ANNUAL SALE
REGISTERED
HEREFORDS
The undersigned will sell for
STUTT BROS.
2 miles north-east of Forest,
28 miles north-east of Sarnia,
1/1 mile east of Hwy. 21
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3
17 Tested Bulls
16 Bred Heifers
Heifers Calfhood Vaccinated.
Most of the bulls are perform-
ance tested and eligible for
government grant of 20ST,
Sale at 1:00 p.m.
- Catalogue upon request -
W. S. O'NEIL, Auctioneer
27:3
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Household Effects and
Misc. Items
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5
at 1:30 p.m.
REAL ESTATE: In the Vil-
lage of Dashwood, Stephen
Township, first house east of
Bank of Montreal. One storey
frame dwelling, large kitchen,
pantry and utility room, living
room, 3 bedrooms, 3-piece bath-
room, newly installed oil fur-
nace, full sized basement, prop-
erty nicely situated; also small
barn.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve hid if not previ-
ously sold.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS -
Marquette refrigerator, med.
size; Sunshine 4-burner electric
FALL
PLANTING
OF EVERGREENS
is now in full swing
PEAT MOSS '
BAG 65¢ - $4.00
LOTS OF
BLUE SPRUCE
ON HAND
Red Barberry
on hand
REDER'S FLORISTS
235.2603
By MRS. HAROLD DAVIS
KIRKTON
Rev. Lyle Bennett, who has
been rector of Kirkton St. Paul's
Anglican Parish and St. Pat-
rick's Church at Saintsbury, will
become minister of St. Luke's
Anglican Church, St, Thomas. He
w111 assume his duties in Decem
ber.
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
The KCA sponsored a Hallow-
e'en party in Aberdeen Hall Mon-
day evening, Mrs. Fred Bertrand
and Mrs. Clarence Hawkins act-
ed as judges of costumes.
Prize winners for best Hal-
lowe'en costume in grades 5 to
8 were Brian Amos, Brian Den-
ham, Diane Robinson; best comic,
Bobby Marshall, John Urquhart,
Ricky Scott; best representation,
Monica Eveleigh, Roberta Neil,
Jim Cubberly; best patriotic,
Heather Urquhart, Brenda Den-
ham, Wendy Blackler; best
dressed couple, Judy Parson and
Linda Blommaert, Albert VanMu-
yen and Norma Switzer, Zita Dyk-
stra and Linda Denham;
Pre-school children, best hal-
lowe'en costume, Wayne Denham,
Joanne Everett, JaniCe Burgin;
best comic, Murray Robinson,
Paul Simpson, Craig Paton; best
representation (boy or girl), Da-
vid Blackler, Jamie Eveleigh, Su-
san Schaefer; best patriotic, Lana
Marshall, Rosemary Weersink,
Kirk Blackler; best dressed
couple, Joan Bibby and Vern
Doupe, Joan Ross and Marjorie
Van Duyen, Darrel Selves and
Donna Bickell;
Grades 1 to 4, best hallowe'en
costume, Jo-Anne Scott, Steven
Blackler, Brent Marshall; best
comic, Joanne Paton, Ellen Eve-
leigh, Aubrey Ross; best repre-
sentation, Gary Urquhart, Debbie
Schaefer, Kim loupe; best pa-
triotic, Denise Robinson, Brenda
McCurdy, Nancy Yuill; best
dressed couple, Mark and Stev-
en Paton, Alphonse Weersink and
Valerie Denham, David Paynter
and Robbie Amos;
Adult, best hallowe'en costume
Brenda Bibby, Mrs. J. McCor-
mick; best comic, Gerald Brit-
nell, Mrs. H. Ross; best repre-
sentation, Mrs. Cliff Scott, Terri
Paul; best patriotic, Mrs. Bill
Schaefer, Ruth Baillie; best
dressed couple, Mrs. J. Doupe
and Mrs. Cubberley, Gayle Em-
ery and Grace Paton;
Oldest person in costume, Mrs.
J. McCormick.
W A MEETS
The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Paul's Anglican Church met
Thursday evening at the home
One of the world's largest
fountains 1,600 jets shooting
100 feet into the air - will play
nightly at Expo 67 to musical
scores synchronised with exotic
color patterns. A virtuoso foun-
tain player will conduct the water
music from a master console,
Ill Health?
See your doctor first.
Bring your prescription to
MIDDLETON'S DRUGS
of Mr. Mrs, Claire Sisson.
Mrs. William Schaefer presided
and was assisted in the devotions
by Mrs. M. McCurdy.
Mrs. Sisson gave a report of
the semi-annual held in Strat-
ford, Mrs. John Ward read a
poem on oThanksgiving".
At the conclusion of the meet-
ing there was a silent auction.
Lunch was served by Mrs. A.
Knox and Mrs. M. Blackler.
PERSONALS
Miss Lillian pulleyblank of
Calgary and Mrs, Harry Barker
of London visited Saturday with
Mr. & Mrs, Miller McCurdy.
Mr. & Mrs. Leon Paul visited
Sunday with Mrs. Holmes of
Stratford.
Full 114 thick
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Mrs. Maurice Wackier, Miss
Pawn Blackler and Mrs. Miller
McCurdy visited. Sunday with
Mrs. Phillips of Dorchester.
Guests Friday with & Mrs,
Cliff Scott were Mrs. Scotts
cousins, Mr. & Mrs. George
Mann of Regina, Sask.
Mrs. Clayton Smith Is visiting
with her daughter, Mr. & Mrs,
Robert Clark and family of mark -
ham.
Mr. & Mrs, Burns Blackler
and family visited Sunday with
Mr. & Mrs. Don Snider of Water-
loo.
Mr. Raymond. Switzer and his
school chum Rick Dick of St.
Catharines spent the weekend
with Mr, & Mrs. Jack Switzer
and family.
leaving
Bob Hughes ".Att. Alagic"
-Professional Magician for Children and Adults-
You can, make your banquet or party an outstand-
ing success by entertaining your guests with some
of the finest magic from around the world.
A Full Half Hour of
* Fun * Colour * Mystery * Surprise
BOOKING NOW - CALL LONDON 438-6058
Announce costume winners
Plow Down Corn Stocks
with
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Official Sub-Agent
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LTD.
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Telephone: 235-1405
To
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CANADA SAVINGS
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MAHOGANY PANELLING
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MAHOGANY PANELLING
unfinished
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