The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-08-08, Page 15BY MRS. J. TEMPI.EMAit
SUNDAY AUCTIONtinmay
ACTION CENTRE
located on Highway Nci..4
1 Mile North of Exeter, pnr.
Sunday, August 11, 1:30 p.m.
"ATTIC ANTIQUES and DRIVE SHED TREASURES"
2 Spinning Wheels, Wool Winder, Apple Dryer, Cutting
Block, Coffee Grinder, Pepper Grinder, Butter Bowl, Ladle,
Wood Butter Churn, Molds, Wash Tub, Wagon Jack, Sap
Buckets, Ice Tongs, Iron Kettle, Skimmer, large Bell on Frame,
Cow Bell, Sad Iron, Flail, Copper Boiler, Milk Can, Skates,
Jelly Mold, Wooden Press, Praying Bench, Post Cards,
Welding Blue Finger Painted Crock, Plusassorted others,
McClary Wood Stove, Picture Frames, 'Hump Back Trunks,
Milk and Cream Bottles, Beaver-Gem-Rose-Mason Sealers,
Wall Telephone, Overland Cutter (Original velvet & stencils),
FURNITURE — Canadiana pieces Pine Wardrobe
with 2 drawers (2-piece), Pine Kitchen Table, Pine Dry Sink,
Pine Flat to Wall Cupboard, Pine & Walnut Chest of
Drawers, Rope Bed, Cherry Slant Top Desk, Cherry Bonnet
Chest, Cherry Top for Cupboard, Pine Chest of Drawers.
Round Oak Table, Kitchen Pantry (H.E. Furniture Co. Milver-
ton), Oak Buffet, Fainting Couch, Ice Cream Set, Fern Stands,
Iron Bed, Chest of Drawers, 2 dining tables plus others,
Rockers, Etc.
SPECIAL INTEREST — Gone with Wind Lamp, R.S. Tillowitz
Bowl, 1909 Gilbert Mantel Clock, Shaving Mug, Jardinere,
Biscuit Jar, Tea Leaf, R.S. German, ironstone, Depression,
Royal Vienna, Royal Crown Derby and Hand Painted Cups
and Saucers.
Many interesting items for your collecting pleasure
Viewing from 10:00 a.m. Sunday until sale time
Paddle Bidding — Lunch Availl4ble
Terms, of Sale — Cash
Percy Wright, AuctiOIkibr
KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5545
Sales Manager Bill Clark 672406
Open This Weekend from 10:00 a.m.' to 8:00
While at our Sunday Antique Auction drap in and help us
celebrate our 2nd Anniversary of our 11t Market. Free
Balloons and Cake.
Now Open .
THE
FARMERS'
MARKET
ONE MILE NORTH OF GRAND BEND
ON HIGHWAY 21
Complete Line of
Fruit and Vegetables
SWEET CORN FOR WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
MINA
G. K. Realty and Insurance Inc.
REALTOR
Exeter - Grand Bend
LUCAN
OLDER HOME - 2 storey solid brick horn.Newly decorated
and rewired with new kitchen cupboarcii,:-4 bedrooms, ex-
cellent condition, with attached single car garage. Only 1/2
block from shopping area. Prepaid sewers. Front verandah
and sundeck at rear. Immediate possession!
HEN SALL
LARGE FRAME 2 storey 10 room older home set on huge 65'
x '195' matured treed lot, Structurally very sound. Immediate
possession. Approximately 3000 sq. ft. of living area!
90 ACRE FARM
90 ACRE FARM on paved road close to srnat village, tan be
split into two parcels or sold as whole. Largo 5 bedroom home
with new furnace and completely rewired. Barn rewired with
Barn Cleaner. Now a hog operation.
INDUSTRIAL LOTS
2 INDUSTRIAL LOTS on Main Highway, excellent exposure
for small industry. Priced right!
EXETER
ONE STOREY, bright, modern Home. CO eniently located
2 1/2 blocks from Main Street, 1/2 black from schools. Large
separate dining room, broarl'eNm, large kitchen, lots of cup-
boards, 1 1/z baths, 3 duothertn windows, open
fireplace, paved driv5 single car garage, large well
landscaped lot with brick barbecue and covered patio. Par-
tially finished basement, Excellent condition! Immediate
possession!
LOVELY 2 BEDROOM detached bungalow, 4 piece bath,
coveredrear patio. air conditioned, front funntiOm. Low down
payment, low taxes, dose to main shopping area.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING with 8 stares and 7 apartments,
Showing excellent return. On Main Street,
BRICK DUPLEX, set on large lot, on quiet' street, Each unit has
terms.
living roam, dining room, kitchen and full bath,
with broadloom and tile throughout. Priced right, with good
LONDON LONDON
ONE STOREY insul brick 8 bedroom home, close 'to schools,
transportation and shopping, low down payetent. Asking only
$19,500,00.
FOR ACTION ON FULL REAL ESTATIE SERVICES
CALL GEORGE RETHER mtitovi
Office 235-2420
George Rether Res 264071`
351 Main. Street, Exeter, OrttoriO
M. J. Geiser 3. A. Kneale
Furtney Real Estate
Is Pleased To Announce
The Appointment of Doreen
and Mary McRobert to Their
Exeter Office Staff
DOREEN McROBERT
Granton
Phone 225-2853
MARY McROBERT
RR 2, Denfield
Phone 225-2835
Doreen and Mary recently passed the required
course of the Ontario Real Estate Board and are
ready and qualified to look after your needs.
Contact them at their home phone numbers or
call Exeter 235-2040
SUE iDGINTON
Sales Manager
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Philip Furtney
Real Estate Limited
1/6 Victoria St. West
FURTNEY Exeter, Ontario
Eta. 2354046
Res, 227-4243
Furtney Real Estate sold 6.4 million in
the first quarter of 1974
See turtney Real Estate fot all idUr needs.
")3 Offices across Ontario and silt, growing"
Model plane enthusiasts at Huron Park
Aerobatics... like big ones
A wide variety of events will be
featured at the Canadian
National Model Airplane
Championships held in Huron
Park, which started yesterday
and runs until Senday.
With some 400 competitors
from across Canada and the
northern US expected to fly in the
contest, it will be one of the
largest events of its kind held in
North America,
In all, there will be competition
in 35 separate events in the three
categories of Free-Flight,
Control-Line and Radio-Control.
The Free-Flight planes have no
guidance mechanisms like the
radio or line controlled. They
must stay in flight for three
minutes so they need a great deal
of built in stability.
A mechanism in the plane
brings it down after three
minutes. They can be powered by
gas engines or rubber bands.
Gliders also come .under this.
Category.
There are foUr categories
under Radio-controlled. It the
pylon class, four planes at a time
hit speeds of up to 120 mph as
they race a 75 yard course for 11
laps.
The pattern class has four
levels of acrobatic competition
involving a prescribed set of
Aeronautic manoeuvres in front
or judges. Each manoeuvre is
worth ten points.
The planes in this section weigh
(71
Sam Nor* and. Mr., Mrs. 1304 Norris
Christ,* Seherbartb, Bor-
nholrn, visited on the weekend
with Jane Row
Mrs, Br** Pep*, Lorraine
and Jean* Londen visited on
the weekilett with Mr. & Mrs.
John Draiti ** Murray,
Ruth Talitirderrian spent the
weekend litAlitenquin Provincial
Park with Win&
Mrs. ARO iLyall, Nancy and
David, TdrOnto visited Monday
with Mrs. Sam Norris and Mr, &
Mrs. Bob Norris and family,
Nancy alai "Dswid stayed for
holidays.
Steve Miller is holidaying this
week with Mr. & Mrs. Barry
Oliver and David, New Hamburg.
Mr, & Ms*. Reg Elliott, Jeanna
and Jeff holidayed fora few days
at Pine Li*
Mr. & Mrs, Russell Taylor and
boys have returned home from a
holiday in eastern Ontario,
Visitors On the weekend with
Mrs. Ruby Reid were Mr. & Mrs.
Smith Godirich and Mr. & Mrs.
Murray teifour and family,
Windsor.
Robbie quane.e, son of Mr. &
Mrs. Gary Quance was one of the
lucky boys chosen to attend the
David Kean Hockey School in
Toronto this week,
Mr. & Mrs. John Templeman
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
Jim Templeman, Maxwell and
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Scarlett, Parry
Sound.
Bonnie Miller, Toronto visited
on the holiday weekend with her
parents, Mr. & Mrs. Clifton
Miller.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Lawrence and
Marc, Scarborough, visited on
the weekend with Mr. & Mrs,
Arthur Kemp.
Visitors at the Templeman
home on the weekend were,
Darlene Templeman, Waterloo;
Bev Stewart, Janice Ford and
Geraldine Templeman, Strat-
ford; Laurie Millen, Bornholm;
Frank Allen, Cromarty; Wanda
and Michelle Martyn, Russeldale
and Mr. & Mrs. David Capling,
London.
Jim, Judy and Garry Norris,
Brampton and Jeff Ralph,
Mitchell visited Sunday with Mrs.
St. Patrick's
gets addition
from six to eight pounds with
five-foot wing spans and can
reach speeds of 80 mph.
There will be a lot of expert
flyers competing in this division
because the members for the
Canadian World Championship
Pattern team will be chosen to
compete in Switzerland next
summer,
Radio controlled sail planes
can have wing spans of up to 12
feet and are required to stay in
the air for either two minutes or
ten minutes.
Scale models are judged on
how closely they resemble real
airplanes.
Control line classes have
several different categories of
races and also combat divisions,
Planes with paper streamers on
their tails try and cut each
other's streamer for this class.
Sponsoring the competition is
the governing body for model
aviation in Canada, the 2500
member Model Aeronautics
Association of Canada which
marks its 25th anniversary this
year.
Board to pay
for detours OLD FASHIONED HEALTH CARE — ,Alice Pfaff plays the patient
while Marjorie Blyde is the nurse. They were part of the Green Gables
Nursing Home float at Ailsa Craig's centennial parade Saturday. The
float won first in its division. T-A photo
Silo ea elge 7-fl 4d4
The Middlesex County
Separate School Board an-
nounced Tuesday night that they
will be making an addition to St.
Patrick's Separate School in
Lucan.
The proposed addition will cost
an estimated $200,000 and is
scheduled to be completed by
September of 1975.
Included in the proposed ad-
dition will be one classroom, a
kindergarten' room, a library
resource centre, a health room, a
guidance office and an
educational therapy centre.
Spokesman for the school
board said that most of these
facilities do not exist at present in
St. Patricks school, except in an
improvised basis.
The educational therapy centre
will include facilities for various
remedial teaching programs.
The architect for the project is
C. H. Gillin of London.
Tenders for the construction
are expected to be called this fall.
MODEL AIRPLANE SHOW — Ray Munro of Woodstock shows off his
12 foot radio controlled glider, Flyers from all over North America
have gathered at Huron Park this week for the Canadian National
Model Airplane Championship. T-A photo
Plan immediate crackdown
to collect Tuckersmith fees
The Exeter Board of Trade will
be billed for all costs involved in
arranging detour routes for next
week's sidewalk sale day.
Cost involved includes picking
up the required signs in Strat-
ford, erecting them, and then
taking them down and delivering
back to Stratford.
Part of the work will be charg-
ed at time and a half for the
works department because the
sidewalk sale is being planned for
a Saturday.
"It takes a day to put the
detours together," works
superintendent Glen Kells ad-
vised.
Councillor Ben Hoogenboom,
vice-president of the Board of
Trade, opposed the plan to
charge that group with the costs,
but he abstained from voting
when Councillor Tom MacMillan
noted that those members
associated with a business had a
conflict of interest in the matter
and should refrain from the dis-
cussion,
Councillors Shaw, Wright and
Simpson voted to charge the
Board of Trade for the work in-
volved, with all other members
abstaining.
report on the Dill Drain costing
$114,000.
The,Ministry of Transportation
0,4,,,;pommunicati9ns ,,has -ap-
proved payment of an additional
$15,900 interim subsidy for
Tuckersmith and notified council
of seven new staff appointments
at the Stratford District office.
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The difference between office
work and housework is you can't
jam what you didn't get done
around the house into the drawer
of a desk at five o'clock.
$95,026.44; general government,
$4,809.17; public utilities
$1,930.37; roads, $15,808.4$;
Vana‘sya . Recreation Parks and
ComrrainitS7 Centre' hoard -
32,734.80 and municipal drains
$39,743.61.
Council will meet on August 20
to consider the engineer's revised
Clearing Auction Sale
of Antiques and Household Effects
For Mrs, Russel Schroeder, 1 mile east of Crediton on
Hard Top, or 1 mile west of Highway 4
Saturday, August 17, 1 p.m.
ANTIQUES: Round Oak Dining Table with Claw Foot, Bow
Front China Cabinet, Commode, Oval Coffee Table (Rare
piece), Excellent condition; 2 piece Toilet Sets, Child's High
Chair, Boston Rocker, Captains and other Chairs Press Back,
Gun Stock, Arrow Back, Round Plank and Dining, 2 Hump
Back Trunks, Pine Blanket Box, 2 small Chests (lead glass),
Wooden Bed & Dressers, Oil Lamps, Quebec Heater, Copper
Boiler, Sewing Machine, Grindstone.
HOUSEHOLD: Zenith 15 foot Deep Freeze (new condition),
Lewgt Vacuum Cleaner, Platform Rocker, RCA Record Player,
Chrome Kitchen Set, 2 Oil Burners, Tools, Logging Chains,
Many other items, partial listing.
INTERESTING AUCTION — TERMS CASH
Purchasers paying by cheque supply their own personalized
cheque form from their bank
TEL: 235-0718
Percy Wright, Auctioneer
KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515
Owner or Auctioneer not
Accidents on Day
Responsible for
of Sale
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UNUSUAL FLOAT — There were all kinds of entries in the Ailsa Craig centennial parade on Saturday. Dun-
can Campbell and Bruce Fraser were driving an old time hearse. T-A photo
A lot of dog owners in
Tuckersmith Township who
haven't secured a 1974 license for
„their, deg or.dogs may ,be paying
fines within the next few weeks,
Clerk James McIntosh in-
formed members of council at a
meeting last Wednesday that
only $825 has been collected to
date, while about $1,100 was paid
in last year. Mr. McIntosh said
that with the increase in fees this
year it indicated many dog
owners have no license.
The license this year is $5 for a
male or spayed female, $10 for a
female, and $20 for two dogs.
Richard Eisler of Goderich,
animal control officer for
Tuckersmith will be making spot
checks for licenses and charges
will be laid for tardy owners, or
those who have paid for only one
dog when they have two or more.
Vanastra homeowners will be
paying higher water rates in the
future. The town of Clinton which
supplies water to Vanastra has
informed Tuckersmith that it
requires 50 cents per 1,000
gallons, which is an increase of 10
cents per 1,000 gallons.
Wilfred Schneider of the
Vanastra Recreation Committee
attended the council session to
report on the committee. He said
that the swimming pool should be
completed this week. The month
delay was due to the difficulty in
getting some materials to line the
pool which is being built at a cost
of $15,000.
Council appointed E. H.
Uderstadt, engineer, to bring in a
report on the Nott Drain.
Requests for building permits
were granted to: Wilfred Ross,
Brucefield, garage; John
Drysdale, Hensall, swimming
pool enclosure; Brian Smillie,
RR 1, Hensall, horse barn; Hugo
Menheere, RR 4, Seaforth, im-
plement shed; McIntosh Poultry
Farms, RR 4, Seaforth, storage
shed; and Gordon DeJong,
Brucefield, implement shed.
Council amended its zoning
bylaw removing north half lot 26,
Concession 1, Huron Road Sur-
vey, property from agriculture,
This is the proposed site of the
grain elevator to be built by
Maple Leaf Milling Company,
Passed for payment are the
following accounts totalling
Centralia
Farmers
Supply Ltd.
Grain Is Fees • Cement
Building Supplies
tool
.228-6638