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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1971-01-14, Page 1322 Notices FARMERS - Now is the time to bring in bean knives as they will be hammered till March 15. Basil .0.'Ronrke, Brucefield, 482-9131, SNOWMOBILE OWNERS--Julien Verlinde,, Hwy. 4, .first 14(i acre farm on right, north_ of Hen- sail. Please do not use any acreage or laneways to drive so as not to do further dam- age to the wheat crops. Thank you for your consideration. 2-4c Attention: Farmers Will be shipping cattle to DUNN & LEVICK TORONTO .UNION . STOCK YARDS Every Monday For further particulars, or pick-up, Contact Campbell McKinley RR 1 ZURICH Phone 262-5430 NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE Due to regulations set down by The Department of High- ways, machinery rental rates for any work other than road construction and road mainte- nance, will be as follows: GRADING $15.00 per hour SNOW PLOWING $24.00 per hour TRACTOR & MOWER $6.00 per hour The above rates effective as of January 1, 1971. W, J. ROUTLY Road Superintendent 2-3c SEAFORTH WIN-A-PRIZE '70 Winning numbers in the first draw in connection with the Seaforth Merchants Win-A-Prize '70 Contest are: First Prize, Trip - F31151 Second Prize, $100 - 11781 Third Prize, $25 - E798 Fourth Prize, $25 - G30743 Fifth Prize, $25 - G27599 Sixth Prize, $25 - E10987 Holders of these tickets should communicate with Walter West- erhof, Stedman Dealer, Sea- forth, immediately. 2c 24 Tenders Wanted Township Of Tuckersmith BRIDGE TENDERS For the sale and removal of the Township bridge on side- road 5-6, Con, 4 HRS. Tender to state price and terms for removal of the bridge accord- ing to the Township schedule. Highest or any tender not nec- essarily accepted. Tenders to be in the road superintendent's hands by 5:00 p.m. on January 19, 1971. For further information con- tact the undersigned. ALLAN NICHOLSON Road Superintendent Egmondville Ont. 2c COUNTY OF HURON TENDERS FOR TRUCKS SEALED TENDERS on forms and in envelopes available from the office of the undersigned will be accepted until 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 10th, 1971 for the following: HC-71-101 1 - 1/2 TON PICKUP TRUCK HC-71-102-1 BA TON VAN HC-71-103 1 - 27,500 GVW TRUCK 11C-71-104 1 - 35,000 GVW TRUCK Trade-ins will be offered on each new unit. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. W, Britnell, P. Eng., Huron County Engineer, Court House. Goderich, Ont. 2c The Value Of Your Dollar ,Goes .14/ay Up Dorip9 Our January Store-,Wide SALE Prices Slashed r /No/ As Much As,,, 411 /4.1 /0 We Still Have A Good Selection of Stock Suits '59" Top Coats Latest Styles . . Priced From . . 111,11313e Vriese MAIN ST. The Store With the Stock EXETER Priced from . Qeorge Tiines-Advocato, January 14, 1971 Pao* 13 Drive ;arefully ti Your Chevrolet Oldsmobil. Dealer has a lot of catching up to do. See him today. 86,0 et the oquiphient lifutittiod it .61ittOhal at -extra ebti. READY FOR A LONG SLIDE - The weatherman provided perfect weather Sunday afternoon for outdoor sports and many area youngsters took full advantage of the opportunity. Above, a group of Exeter and Usborne boys and girls are ready for a slide down the Morrison Dam hills. 8. 14 Property for Sale REM., .1E5"Mo PROPERTY Crediton: Main Street, 3 'bed- room brick house, partly reno- vated. Large, bright kitchen, with lots of cupboards, Imme- diate possession. Corbett: Almost new 4 bedroom angel stone and brick house, plus 3 acres of land. Price has been reduced. Highway $3: 225-acre buildings. Biddulph: 10 acres of vacant land. For further information on these and other listings please CALL ELIZABETH c4.4ccITT 228-688z representing Albert Luister- mans Real Estate, London, Ont. 17 Property For Rent TOWN HOUSE ground level 1 bedroom modern apartment, electric heat, laundry facilities. Available now, $85.00 per month. Phone 235-2420, 12:3tfnc TWO BEDROOM apartment, 11 miles north of Centralia Indus- trial Park. Available immedi- ately. Appy Earl W. Neil, 235- 1921. 12:10tfne APARTMENT - Central, heat- ed and furnished. Apply Bea- vers Hardware, 235-1033. 12:17tfne LARGE 2 BEDROOM, par tly furnished, self contained, heat- ed apartment, with kitchen, liv- ing room and bath. Available now. 235-0736. 12; 23tfnc 1 CHEERFUL BEDROOM apart- ment heated, $55.00 a month, one year lease. Phone 1-2'71-2677. 12:23tfnc LARGE 3-BEDROOM apartment, downtown area, Hensall. Reply Box 161 Tavistock. 1-2c HOUSE - 11 storey. Available immediately. Can be seen by phoning George Rether 235-1202 or 235-1377, ltfnc 2 - BEDROOM. LOWER apart- ment, heated, newly decorated, William St., near downtown. Phone 235-2575. 2* 1-BEDROOM APARTMENT, full bath, steam heat, hot water supplied. Apply Art Geiser, evenings 235-2754. 2tfnc COUNTRY HOME-4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, large living room and kitchen, large rec room, forced air oil furnace, Phone 234-6322. 2c 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; barn and 14 acres, in the Elginfield area. 666-1094. 2c 2-BEDROOM apartment, avail- able Feb. 15 and one bed-sit- ting room apartment. Apply Doug Parker or phone Strat- ford. 271-2677, 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. 2tfnc VICTORIA PARK Apartments - 1-bedroom apartment, coloured bathroom fixtures, s h o w e r, beautiful kitchen, large broad- loomed rooms. 235-0526. 2tfnc 18 For Rent RENT A SKIROULE - Enjoy the fun of snowmobiling. Hourly or full day rates. One mile from modern snowmobile chalet with 2,000 acres of trails. John Elder Enterprises, RR 2 Hen- sail. Phone 262-5598. 1-Sc RENTALS-Floor sanders, floor edgers; power hand saws; belt sanders; 1/4 & 1/2 " drills; port- able television; power mowers; floor polishers. Beavers Hard- ware, 235-1033. 2:22tfnc 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; skil saw; ad- ding machine; sump pump; 12 & 20 fon hydraulic jacks; hand lawn sprayer; utility trailer; cartop carrier; 16' van; rolling home. Whiting Rental, 63 Main St. S., just south of river bridge. ltfric 20 Wanted To Rent I NEED HOUSES to rent; also others to sell. W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exeter. 9:24tInc 21 Properly Wanted FARM - 10 to 100 acres with good land and buildings, Kip- pen to Exeter area. Good down payment. Immediate possession. Phone 524-6498, 2-3c 22 Notices NOTICE TOWNSHIP OF OSBORNE The Township of Usborne re- quests the co-operation of the ratepayers regarding the park- ing of cars and other vehicles on Township Roads during the period in which snOw-clearing operation is necessarY. This action interferes with snow-plowing and continuation of this practice may lead to the vehicle being towed away at the owner's expense. Also further co-operation is, asked for in the matter of pushing or dumping snow or ice out of private driveways onto public roads as this prac- tice could lead to an accident, in the event of which the rate- Payer concerned could be held liable. W. J. ROUTLY Road Superintendent 'By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The Intermediate Sunday School Class was in charge of the church service, Sunday morning. Carolyn Kellett gave the Call to Worship, Janice Stewart gave the Invocation. Ronnie Stewart led in prayer. Dale Passmore and Bradley Johns took up the offering. The sermon "The Generation Gap" and the Scripture lessons were given by Sandra Stewart, Janice Stewart, Robbie Stewart, Barbara Miller, Brian Mayer, Janice Alexander, Carolyn Glanville, Valerie Glanville, Sylvia Stewart and Ronnie Stewart; Agnes Bray was the organist and Janet Bray was the pianist for the service. The young people sang a number "Did You Stop to Pray." Rev. Stewart Miner closed the service. The Happy Doubles meeting will be held Wednesday evening, W1 entertain 4-H members By MRS, IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The Historical Research and Current Events group with Mrs. Mervyn Tieman convener was in charge of the January meeting of Dashwood W.I. Special guests were the 4-H girls, 24, and their mothers but only two were present. Clida no. 1, Dashwood Jolly Joggers presented a skit; "What to do in Leisure Time' and club 2, Leisure Ladies, a commentary "Safety in the Home" by Marjory Schenk. Nancy Braid, Kathy Ducharme, Teresa Holubowicz, and Patricia Bender received cup and saucer gifts from the W.I. for completing six projects. Norma Weigand, a tea pot for completing eighteen projects. The leaders, Mrs. Gordon Bender, Mrs. Howard Deters, Mrs. Earl Keller and Cora Van Raay also received gifts for their leadership. First aid kits, stuffed toys, mobiles, and record books were on display. The new project, "Separates for Summer" was discussed and leaders for three groups were still undecided on. Mrs. Tieman was chairlady for the program. Roll call was Did you Hear? answered by a current event. Mrs. Stuart Wolfe discussed the motto; Don't let yesterday take up too much of today. Mrs. Howard Datars gave a reading. Mrs. Irvin Rader had the Tweedsmuir History book on display as well as scrap books and pamphlets on the two churches. She gave a detailed history of both the United and Lutheran churches. PERSONALS Lode Pedersen and Linda Scott, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. George Scott, of Calgary, were married December 18 and honeymooned at Van Nuys, California, with his sister and family, Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Nolan. Clayton Pfile is a patient in South Huron hospital, having suffered a heart attack. Mrs. Everett Heist arid Don Gaiser are patients in St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Tiernan returned home Tuesday evening after attending the furniture show in Toronto. TAX TROUBLE? For expert, low-cost preparation of Financial Statements and Income Tax Returns: Clip and Mall Name Address' Lot Con. Township Telephone Please v'Where applicable; ( )Farmer ) Business marl ( ) Contractor January 20 and the annual congregational meeting, January 21 at 8 p.m. UCW STUDIES AMERICA The UCW January meeting was held Thursday evening in the church basement with Mrs. Howard Cunnington as hostess. Mrs. Edwin Miller was in charge of the devotional in which Mrs. Donald Kernick read the scripture. Mrs. Lorne Ballantyne gave two appropriate readings, The study on "The The production lines are back in business producing the finest new Chevrolets and Oldsmobiles ever. All great reasons why you should see your Chevrolet-Oldsmobile dealer today, Americas" was given by Mrs. Miller. A cross word puzzle was enjoyed. Rev. Stewart Miner conducted the installation of officers for 1971. Mrs. Floyd Stewart, president, conducted the business. She announced the Presbyterial of the Huron-Perth United Church would be held in Mitchell United Church on February 17. It was decided to have a strawberry and ham supper on Tuesday evening, June 22. Lunch was served under the leadership of the Group 1 leader Mrs. Donald Kernick. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Allan Elston, Centralia, Mr. & Mrs. Winston Shapton and family, Exeter were Saturday evening guests with Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Miller. Miss Patricia Miner, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Rev. Stewart and Mrs. Miner. Thames Road officers installed Young people conduct service farm with contact Farmers' Income Tax Service Box 85, Lucan, tint. Telephone 227=4851 Am. 10. Monte Carlo. The unpretentious luxury car at a Chevrolet price. 116-inch wheel- base. A very personal size. With seals like finesfurnitute. And the kind of ride that only a test drive can show you, Olds Delta 88. With Oldsmobile's exclusive new G-Ride system that virtually eliminates vibratienS, bottoming and jolts. Blg Rocket Vii, power steering and power front dish brakes are all standard. T-A photo 2. Chevrolet Caprice. Looks like a six or seven thousand dollar luxury car, yet priced like a Chevrolet. Power front disc brakes, power ventilation system, and 400-cu.-in. V8, standard. 5. Order now. Get earliest possible delivery. Now that the new Chevrolets and Oldsmobiles are starting to roll, get your new car rolling! Your Chevrolet-Oldsmobile dealer is taking orders today. The sooner you order your new car, the sooner you get delivery. GM 4. Chevy Nova. Larger, more responsive six cylinder engine, standard. Nova also seats six, comfortably. Nova - the not- too-big, not-too-small car from Chevrolet. Chevelle. Canada's very popular midsize car. With new single-unit Power-Beam headlights, crisp, clean restyled bumper and grille design. Chevelle -youthful. Economical. Like we said: The cars are roiling in. You get top trade-in value. And earliest possible delivery when you order early. The new Chevrolets and Oldsmeblies are the best value yet. it ail adds up to , 12. AGreat Deal! It's a whole new year! ERI(THING'S at your Chevrolet-Oldsmobile dealer's: And here are 12 great reasons why! 6. Top dollar for your present car! Right now your Chevrolet-Oldsmobile dealer is offering you big money for your used car. Because he hasn't had too many new cars to sell, he's short on used cars. He wants and needs your used car now. And that means big savings to you. 3. Chevy Vega. The new little car that does everything well. • Rides well, handles well, sits well, wears well. Hatchback Coupe, Sedan, Kammback Wagon, and a Panel Express truck. All great! Camaro. Extra-long doors for ease of entry and exit. New high-back bucket seats, Standard 307-cu.-in. V8. Standard front disc brakes, too, Camaro the Super Hugger. 11.01ds Cutlass S. Bold fastback design, Bold new colors. Louvered hood, An agile 112-inch wheelbase, and still one of the easiest ways to step up to art Oldsmobile.