The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1968-10-31, Page 1323 legal Notices
NOTICE TO .C.R4P.IT9R4:
in the Estate
frank Ttorlalcl
APPO4Sed.,
All ,persons #laving eWips
Against . the estate of Frank
Ronald Mothers, late of the
ToWil of Exeter, in the County
of Huron, who died on or about
the 4th day of April, 1963, are
required, to file PartienlarS, -ef ;same with RAI & Laughton,
Solicitora, of Exeter Ontarle, by
the 16th day of November, 1008
after which date the estate will
be distributed.. having regard
only to tho$e claims of which
notice has been received.
Bell & Laughton
Solicitor for the Executor,
Exeter, Ontario 41744c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Annie Mathers,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of the late
Annie Nfathers, late of the
Town of Exeter, in the County
of Iluren, who died on or about
the 10th day of October, 1967,
are required to file particulars
of same with Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors, of Exeter, Ontario,
by the 16th day of November,
1968, after which date the es-
tate will be distributed having
regard only to those claims of
Which notice has been received.
Bell & Laughton
Solicitors for the Executors;
Exeter, Ontario 31:7:14c
25 Auction. Sales
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Real Estate and House-
hold Effects, Antiques and
Misc. Items
On the premises
88 SIMCOE ST. EAST, EXETER
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2
at 1:30 p.m.
REAL ESTATE consisting of
88 Simcoe St. E., Town of Exe-
ter, on which is situated a 2-
storey frame house on a lot
66' x 198'. Main floor: large liv-
ing room, kitchen with built-in
cupboards, 3-piece bath. Second
floor: 2 bedrooms. Full base-
ment.
TERMS on Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 60
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid. Real estate to
be sold at 2:30 p.m.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: Re-
frigerator; 2 - burner electric
rangette; table and 4 chairs;
kitchen cupboard; 2 rocking
chairs; settee; buffet; TV aerial
and rotator; GE 21" television.;
2 night tables; • combination
china cabinet and desk;, wash:
stand; dresser; commode; beds
and springs; oil lamps; odd ta-
bles; lawn mower; dishes; pots
and pans; coal; tools; miscel-
laneous items.
Terms: Cash
Ted Pooley, Executor for the
estate of the late Ralph Willis
Bell & •Laughton, Solicitors for
the executor
NORM WHITING, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1964
24:31c
DISPERSAL SALE
42 Registered Herefords
The undersigned will sell for
HOWARD J. STUTr
Forest, Ontario
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9
at 2:00 p.m.
(Sale under cover)
42 HEAD — Cows with calf
by side; bred heifers; open
heifers and bulls.
Most of the bulls are per-
formance tested and eligible
for grant of 20%.
Catalogue on request.
W. S. O'NEIL & SON, Aticts,
31:7c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Livestock, Tractor, Farm
Machinery, Feed, House-
hold Effects & Misc. Items
On the premises
SOUTH HALF LOT 3 AND 4,
CON. 17, McGILLIVRAY TWP.,
1 mile south of Mt. Carmel
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9
at 1:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of
South Half Lot 3, all Let 4, Con.
17 McGillivray Twp. 150-acre
farm on which is situated 2-
storey brick dwelling. Main
floor: Large living and dining
room, modern kitchen, latindry
room and sun porch, Second
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Large bank barn And
merit shed, Land choice clay
loam and in high state of c*
tivoti9o.
Convince yourself by inspect-ing this farm,
TERMS of Real Estalez 1Q%
on day of sale, balance in 50
days. Sold subjeet to a reason-
able reserve bid! if net PreVir
ously sold.
Pornelete list in following is-
sue.
CECIL TAM, Proprietor
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 47-3309 31;7c
By MISS ELLA M9RLOcK
Mr. & Mrs. Irvine Finkbeiner,
Mrs, ElOn Finkbeiner, Mrs.
Clayton Sims, Mrs. Hilliard
Snarling, Mr. & Mrs. Gordon.
Moriock, Mr. & Mrs. Joe Varley
and Ronald, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon
Smith and Ronnie Greene
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Smith's daughter, Miss Marie
Greene in London last Monday.
Mrs. Emmery Fahrner, Miss
Lillian Haist, Mrs. Ross Krueger,
Mrs. Ed Finkbeiner and Mrs.
Howard Zurbrigg attended the
UCW Regional Meeting at
Hensall last Wednesday.
Mrs,Will Smith has returned
home after a two week visit with
her sisters in Pigeon, Michigan.
Mrs, Herb Fahner and JOY
Whiteford are patients at South
Huron Hospital.
Mr. & Mrs. Emerson
Schroeder of Detroit, guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Wellington Haist,
called on friends in Crediton
Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce McLennan
and son of Beamsville were
Sunday guests of Mr. & Mrs. Ray
Morlock.
New minister
gets welcome
By MRS. J. H. PATON
CLANDEBOYE
A good crowd welcomed the
new minister, Rev. W.C. Tupling
Sunday at the United Church in
Clandeboye, His wife also
attended the service.
BLAKE—HUIBERS
At. St. Catherines October
19, Johanna Maria Huibers, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Huibers, became the bride of
Donald Emerson Blake, son of
the late Elias Blake and Mrs, M.
Blake, London. A reception was
held at the Holiday Inn at St.
Catherines for over 100 guests.
Later a dance was enjoyed.
Those attending from the
area were 'Mrs. Russell Blake,
Ailsa Craig; Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Blake and Mrs. Laurene
Srigley, London; and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Blake and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hodgins,
Clandeboye; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Reddick, Sarnia.
The groom is a corporal at
Canadian Forces Base, Trenton.
The bride is an airline
stewardess.
DEANERY MEETING
The fall meeting of the
deanery of West Middlesex was
held at St. James Anglican
Church last Wednesday.
President Mrs. Frances
Wallace, Strathroy, was in
charge. Mrs. Alan Hill, in the
absence of Mrs. Emily Tomes,
welcomed the guests to
Clan deboye.
After the business, the ladies
were invited to watch a TV
dialogue between four
clergymen. Later they were
allowed to ask questions of the
panel.
Some of the subjects
discussed were the change of
name from the WA to the ACW;
the women's workshop at Huron
College; and what is
"unchanging".
PERSONALS
Starting November 3, the
service at St. James Anglican
Church will be at 12:30 pm.
Miss Donna Stewart,
Middlesex home economist,
visited the 4-H club October 19.
The course was completed
October 26 and Achievement
Day is November 16 at Medway
School.
The bazaar at the United
Church Saturday was opened by
Rev. and Mrs. W.C. Tupling. Mrs.
Jim Dc•naldson i president,
accepted admissions. On display
were homemade breads, buns,
pies, cakes, tarts, honey, eggs,
flowers, garden produce and some
sewing. A dainty tea was served.
Times-Advocate, October 31, 196$
Student council at
Students at Huron Centennial public school near Brucefield held, A
vote recently to elect a council to administer student activities for
the 1968-69 term. Back, from left, Charles Mustard; Brian Dietz,
Huron Centennial
Gary Eisler, Steve Taylor and secretary-treasurer Glenn McGregor,
Front, Brenda Papple, Pauline Armstrong, president Bill Cordon,
Debbie Aikenhead and Karen Gemeinhardt. T,--A photo
GENTLE HINTS
from our
Christmas
Shopper
WOULDN'T MOM
BE SURPRISED
TO FIND AN . .
ADMIRAL
DISHWASHER
IN HER KITCHEN?
She could take it to the 'table, fill
it with dishes, cutlery, silverware
— (Holds 12 Place Settings), roll it
to the kitchen sink, snap on the
faucet connection, plug in, and
forget she ever saw a dirty dish.
Automatically shuts off when last
cycle is completed, Dishes are
sparkling clean — sterilized, and
dry
YOU CAN BUY IT
THIS LOW
PRICE
NOW AT 21950
WE'LL DELIVER
CHRISTMAS EVE
TRAQUAIR
I d01VIird1OPI 4rARDW
NEXT TO THE post OFFICE
In EXETER
For Sale
Real Estate
Four bedrooms, V. L. A., oil heat, large kitchen, separate dining,
living room with beamed cathedral ceiling, completely landscaped
with outside patio. New garage and a half.
Large building lot, located on Andrew Street, North' 160 foot
frontage x 120 foot depth. Ideal as V.L.A. location.
Building lot with 58 foot frontage, excellent back view
overlooking and joining school property best location, lowest
upkeep.
Building lot, 88 foot frontage on Churchill Drive, adjacent to
both public and high school and community park.
Income property. Tri plex located 11/2 blocks from downtown
central. An actual money maker,
The three bedroom home listed beloW as sold may still be
inspected and orders-taken at a contract:price with,your selection of
broadloom, hardware, tile'colour schemes interior layoufdhanges.
New three bedroom frame connected to sewers and close to
schools. This h m Wen electric heat, cushion flooring in the
kitchen and din i yrea, completely painted inside and out, partial
landscaping.
Four bedroom home on 4 acres of land — oil heat and recently
remodelled.
Brick two storey home on Highway 83 with new oil heat and
some land.
Commercial block in downtown Exeter with three bedroom
apartment and double garage. This brick building has an office,
display area and refridgeration room.
DAIRY FARM — 250 acres with 72 pure bred holstein and
quota, two silos, good buildings, modern four bedroom home,
separate house for employee.
Three hundred acre farm of good land and one set of good
buildings. See this now while the excellent crops are being
harvested.
100 acre farm located 21/2 miles east of Exeter — 93 acres
workable with stream suitable for irrigation.
160 acre farm in. Kippen — Hi llsgreen area
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
Contact Gib Dow 235-2420
evenings and weekends 2357.0707
1401:0•GtOtki LIMITED
M. J. Gaiser VII, H. Hodgson J. A. Kneale
and
Good.
Looks
.es0:17A,
'*'4=
Elastic Nylon Stockings
Pair $10.95; $12.75;
$13.75 and $19.95
Supp-hose
Stockings by
KAYSER
Pair $5,95 arid $5.00
UTLEY'
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EXETER
Ontario
Telephone
215'1070
COAL
For all Your
Coal Needs Call
LORNE E.
HAY
Hensal{• '
262-2133
CREDITON Unfurnished
bedroom apartment, all.
paid; available Immediately,
Phone .23+6336.. 9:12tfnx
LARGE. 2 f3_.EPTSPOK self-eon,
tained heated, Apartment with
kitchen, hying. room .and. bath,
NO, pets please Phone 45-0736
.evenings or Saturdays,
10:10071p.
3 ICTORIA PARK apartments,
NPW,. electrically heated, e
TOPPIS, 2 bedrooms, broadloom
throughout. Mill .Street, south of
Victoria Paris, Phone 245-0540,
1.0: 24,tfne.
APARTMENT — Heated, lewer,
1 bedroom, prieate entrance,
frig and stove, newly decorated,
immediate possession, Main St.
N. Call 235-0512 or 227-4217.
10:3Itfec
MODERN 1-bedroom apartment,
newly decorated, all utilities
paid, private entrance. Apply
217 Main St. or phone 235-2373.
31:7:14:21c
18 For Rent
RENTALS—Floor ,sanders, floor
edgers; pewer hand saws; belt
sanders; VI & 14" drills; port-
able, television; ewer mowers;
floor polishers, Beavers Hard-
ware, 235-1033.. 2:22tfne
19 For Sale orient
3-BEDROOM HOUSE — Com-
pletely winterized, in Grand
Bend. Mortgage arrangements
available. Contact Ross C, Guen-
ther, Dashwood 237-3676.
24:31:7c
21 Properly Wanted
FARM — From 50 to 100 acres
in Exeter area, with good build-
ings. Apply Box A V The Exe-
ter Times-Advocate. 31:7:14*
INTERESTED IN becoming a
radio amateur? Classes begin
November 14, 1968. Contact Len
Noakes 262-2512. 31c
UNITED WHO??
Yes, "United
Breeders" is what the
man said, Arabella. The
familiar voice at the
familiar number didn't
say
"Central Ontario
Cattle Breeders"
or
"Waterloo
Cattle Breeders"
Or
"Lambton
Cattle Breeders"
You see, we're all one
now. We've united to
provide an artificial
insemination service that
will give you not only a
better calf next year, but
even better ones in years
to come.
So don't worry about
being a two-timer,
Arabella. You will get the
same sires as always, by
calling the offices listed
in your new phone book
under -'
KITED
I)reedert ifC
:Hutson Propane.
111,1605 GRAND BEND
CHIOUITA
Bananas LSS, 2/274
YORK 14 OZ. TIN
Fancy Peat 2/3/4
PURITY PASTRY
Monarch Flour 7 LS. BAG
SMALL
Link Sausage
Bread 24 OZ. PONY TAIL LOAF
FILL YOUR FREE2ER tilt, WRAPPED,
Sides of Beef FROZEN
Watch for the extra specials bti
tt. 594
fiver
STAY IN HOT
WATER AND LIKE IT
With clean, thrifty, deOindoble
11" you always bare a 'oristant
supply of hof wOler on top.
Horrid tielisrOry anywhOter
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BOYLE'S
LUCKY
DOLLAR
CUSTOM CUTTING
LOCKER 87 Tiff WWII'
RENTAL or Y.zo'Y.
OPEN FRIDAY
SATURDAY TILL 9
49
214
Messengers enjoy
masquerade party
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floor; 3 bedrooms And clothes.
eleSets;. view 47plege, bathroom,
Full.$.4e basement, egal and
Vond. .ftirtlace,
Large bank barn, garage and
linPlOinent
1414 clay 194411. .49 acres
Pat4ed remainder elf Oil,
able and In. geed state of PO-
3 ation, ;Inspection invited,
TERMS, of Real Estate; 10%
on day of sale, balance in ,60
clays. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid, if not pre*
o usly sold. .
CHOICE DURHAM & HERE-,
FORD CATTLE; 3 red Durham,
cows with calves foot;
part Hereford and Durham
cows, calves at foot; 3 Here-
fprd .cows with calves at foot;
3 Durham cows, calves at foot;
2 part Durham and Hereford
cows, calves at loot; 2 part
Durham and Hereford heifers,
calves at foot. Calves all sired
frem purebred polled Hereford.
bull, and of .choice. .quality.
TRACTORS AND FARM. MA-
CHTNERy: 1054 • Ford Juhilee
tractor, equipped with thaips,
g-furrow plow and manure load-
er; Int. grain and for,
tilizer drill; bit. 7-ft. binder;
Coeirshutt 4-bar side rake;
M.H. tractor spreader; Int. 28
plate disc, like new; M.11, bean
puller and scuffler; cultivator;
2-drum .steel roller; M.H. power
take-off tractor mower; 32-
plate disc; dump rake; power
take-off grass seeder, like new;
2 sets, diamond harrows; 2-row
corn planter; electric fencer;
rubber tire wagon and rack; 8
ft, trailer with stock racks; 275
feet 1-inch plastic hose (new);
32-ft. extension ladder; new
barb wire and fencing; quan-
tity steel posts; 2 brooders; 2
colony houses; quantity lumber
and. Wanks; Viking cream sep-
arator; hay fork rope; chop
box; steel barrels; forks; shov-
els, etc., etc.
FEED: 1,000 bales of choice
quality mixed hay.
HOUSEHOLD - EFFECTS—
Large size Frigidaire refrigera-
tor; 2 extension tables; 6 dining
room chairs; antique wardrobe;
antique drop leaf table; 4-
burner electric stove; 3 dress-
ers; 3 commodes; assortment
of dishes; glassware.
Terms: Cash -
JOE CAREY, Proprietor
GLENN WEBB, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 237-3300 31:7c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Tractors, Farm Machinery,
Household Effects and
Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 10, CON. 17,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
First farm south of Shipka
The undersigned auctioneer
rePAYeclatnVIOtlon, to:; .by
public auction on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16
at 1:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of
Lot 10, Con. 17, Stephen Twp,
138-acre farm on which is sit-
uated a 2-storey modern dwell-
ing covered with brown instil
brick siding. Main floor: Large
living & dining room, bedroom,
modern kitchen, den, 4 - piece
bathroom and utility room. Sec-
ond floor: 3 bedrooms, storage
room and clothes closet.
Full size basement, coal and
wood furnace. Large bank barn,
good stabling throughout. Im-
plement shed and garage.
Land choice clay loam. Five
acres mixed bush, remainder
all tillable and in good state of
cultivation; 2 newly dug water
ponds. Inspection invited.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 60
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid if not previ-
ously sold.
Complete list of sale in fol-
lowing issue.
STUART SWEITZER, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 237-3300 31c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable 100-Acre Farm,
Tractors, Combine, Farm
Machinery, Feed and Misc.
Items
On the premises
SOUTH HALF LOT 6, AND
NORTH HALF LOT 7, CON. 22,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
1 mile east of Grand Bend,
thence 1 mile south,
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20
at 1:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of 100
acres of land on which is situ-
ated 11 storey frame dwelling.
Main floor: Large living and
dining room, modern kitchen,
3 bedrooms, 3-piece bathroom
and utility room. Second floor:
2 bedrooms.
Pull size basement,
By MRS. ROSS SKINNER
ELIMMLE
The Elimville Messengers held
a masquerade party at the
church on Friday evening with a
large crowd in costume.
Judges for the evening were
Mrs. Squire Herdman, Mrs. Nutt
and Miss Verde Kellett.
Winners of the different
classes were: best devil, Steven
Gerstenkorn, Joan Cooper; best
ghost, Linda Gerstenkorn,
Elizabeth Miners; best witch,
Donna Kerslake.
Best Hallowe'en, • Barbara
Skinner, Pat DeJonge; best
animal, Nancy Cooper; best
cowboy or cowgirl, Lori
Kerslake, Tor McLennan.
Best Indian, Kathy Cooper,
Bradley Skinner; T.V. character,
Brian Pym, Bryon Penhale; best
tramp, Elin Jensen, Ralph
Batten; nursery rhyme, Dianne
Hutton, Denise Fletcher.
Best clown, Karen Johns;
representing a country, Margaret
Pym, Helen Batten; fortune
teller, Marit McLennan; most
unusual, Ricky, Skinner, Susan
,Parsons.
Best couple, Marjorie Johns
and Janice Johns, Gail Johns and
Sharon Batten; best dressed
man, Laura Johns, Sheila
Penhale; best dressed lady,
Marion Skinner, Debbie Parsons.
Hold shivaree
for newlyweds
By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
SAINTSBURY
A few friends from this
community attended a shivaree
for Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Love (nee
Sharon Davis), Varna recently.
They planned a presentation and
dance to be held in the Zurich
Arena, Saturday evening,
November 9 for the newly-weds.
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Dobbs
entertained several guests in
honor of their daughter Patti,
who was celebrating her
birthday. They also had a
going-away party for Mrs.
Dobbs! father, H. S. McLean of
Teeswater, who left Monday to
spend the winter in Florida.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis,
Heather and 31lichael, were
guests Sunday with Mr. Sz Mrs.
George Atkinson and family,
London.
Mrs. Bill Johnson visited
friends in Hamilton, Toronto
and Richmond Hill during the
weekend.
Mr. Sr Mrs. Wayne Love,
Varna, spent Tuesday evening
with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Cameron.
The ladies of St. Patrick's
Church are quilting this week at
the home of Mrs. Heber Davis.
Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis were
Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs.
Mervin Elston.
Mr. & Mrs. Jack McAllister,
Centralia, were guests with Mr.
& Mrs. Harry Carroll, Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Latta and David,
Lucan, visited their cousins, Mr.
& Mrs. Bob Tindall and family,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ron Chisholm RN has
accepted a position at South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Ugliest lady, Anne Johns,
Barbara Johns; hippies, Joan
Kerslake, Joan Pym.
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Cooper and
family, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Cooper
visited last Thursday at Jack
Miners' Bird Sanctuary at
Kingsville.
The El imv ille autumn
anniversary service was held on
Sunday morning.
The organist, Mrs. Freeman.
Home was accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. Philip Johns with
the choir rendering two
anthems.
The guest minister Rev. A.E.
Grose of Thamesville United
Church gave an inspiring addresg
on "The Way to Health".
Baskets of flowers were
placed by the family in memory
of the late Almer Passmore of
Thames Road.
Visitors in the community
were Mr, & Mrs. James Grinney,
Dianne & Dennis of Mount
Pleasant, Mr. & Mrs. Ross Rowe
of Exeter, with Mr. & Mrs. Allan
Johns- , / Mr.& Mrs. Robt. Coates,
Judith & Cathy of Exeter with
Mr. & Mrs. Squire Herdman and
Anne;
Mr. & Mrs. Vince Benzick and
family of Woodstock, Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Hem of Zion with Mr. &
Mrs. Philip Johns;
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Crago of
Kirkton with Mr. & Mrs. Wm.
Routly.
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