The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-09-19, Page 17WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK
THE GENERAL PUBLIC FOR THE TERRIFIC TURNOUT AT LAST
WEEKEND'S 'OPEN HOUSE' WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO
BONTHRON FURNITURE, Hensall
THE WAREHOUSE, Victoria, St., Exeter
COUNTRY FLOWERS, Exeter
FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN ASSISTING US TO MAKE THIS THE
OUTSTANDING SUCCESS THAT IT WAS
EXETER
PRICED TO SELL located in attractive area on a 53 x 150
foot lot this home features a 4-piece bath, large colourful 10
x 20 kitchen, extra large separate dining room, 20x20 living
room with crystal chandalier, small den, and a 16x13 family
roam with electric fireplace, all this plus a finished front
par r+, all on one floor and all carpeted and beautifully
decorated with two huge bedrooms upstairs and lots of closet
space plus a 2-piece bath. To see this one call Dirk M.
Coolman and see how much your money can buy.
ANGELSTONE RANCH style an large corner lot.Features 3
bedrooms, floor to ceiling fireplace, built in oven and surface
range and five piece bath. Open mortgage available from
present owner. Please call Fran Ritchie for more par-
ticulars,
MUST BE SOLD gracious older 4 bedroom brick home
available for immediate occupancy. A unique home in quiet
area with LOW LOW interest mortgaging. One of a kind and
open for offers. Please call office for inspection.
CARPETED THROUGHOUT this lovely 7 year old brick home
is situated on'a'well landscaped 100 ft. by '150 ft. lot.'All elec.
trically heated and has an artificral electric firei?lace, full
basement and large attached garage. TAXES ARE ONLY
$214.00. This is a beautiful three bedroom home in newer
area. Call office for appointment, 235-1232.
REDUCED to $18,500.00 Modern kitchen, panelled
livingroom, new bathroom and two small bedrooms. To be
sold completely furnished including new colour TV. If you
want, an economical place to live this is it with taxes of only
$53.00 and within walking distance of downtown, Please
contact Dirk M. Coalman.
NORTH OF EXETER IN HENSALL SUBDIVISION if you like
fireplaces, you'll love this beautifully kept 2 year old ranch
style in built up subdivision, The main floor boasts over 1000
sq. ft. of living space with an exceptionally good floor plan
and has a gas fireplace in the 21 foot living room, with
sliding glass doors off the dining room to the cedar deck. The
26 foot rec room downstairs is accented with a natural
angelstone fireplace and beamed ceiling. Situated on one of
'the nicest corner lots. To view please call Dirk M. Coolman.
HENSALL
VINYL SIDED four bedroom home on lovely large double lot.
Extra large dining room and good sized living room both
carpeted and attractive American style'kitchen with loads of
cupboards. Located on main highway. Call Dirk
M.Coolman.
CREDITON
MAIN ST. LOCATION on over one half' acre lot close to in-
dustrial park. This 2 storey brick building could easily be
duplexed or tri-plexed. Modern very large 2 bedroom apart-
ment up with private entrance. Priced to sell, with good terms,
For full details call Dirk M. Coalman.
SEVEN ROOM OLDER hdrne in good repair. Needs some con-
veniences. Has large lot and taxes of only $80.00. Priced in
the low teens. For mare information call Norm Stanlake.
FOR RENT two year old three bedroom brick home with dou-
ble garage, One half hour from London five minutes to Ex-
eter. For more information call Norm Stanlake.
HAYFIELD
THREE MILES SOUTH of Bayfield and only three years old in
private subdivision. Large livingroom with kitchen and dining
area,sliding glass doors on to deck. Located in one of the
nicest areas on Lake Huron, Please call Fran Ritchie.
PINERY
TWO BEDROOM ONE FLOOR home with full bdsement. Liv-
ing room with dining area completely shag carpeted with
ENCLOSED CIRCULAR FREE-STANDING GLASS ENCLOSED
FIREPLACE, lovely modern kitchen with bar and stools, Less
than two years old and surrounded with HUNDREDS,of trees,
Attached carport and 68. foot TV -tower, A terrific buy at
$32,400.00. ?lease call Norm Stanlake for inspection.
ACREAGES AND LOTS
BUILDING LOT in Exeter, 70 ft. by 120 ft, Services in and
paid. Nice location.
FIVE ACRE BUILDING lot near Dashwood Industries. Call
office.
CASH CROP FARM near Exeter. Good house and steel
driveshed. Call Dirk Coalman.
BUSINESSES
Please call Norm Stanlake Mr inspection.
FRED EYRE
Eves. 229-8036
SALES STAFF
DIRK M. COOLMAN NORM STANLAKE FRAN RITCHIE
2354 050 , 235-0524 235 ,0588
OFFICE 285-1232
445 Moira St, S. ExOtilt.
Required for
CLINTON CENTRE
CONESTOGA COLLEGE
OF APPLIED ARTS & TECHNOLOGY
Secretary to the Chairman
In addition to the normal dirties of making Appointments,
typing, and filing, the secretary will be responsible for
Maintaining records relating to students, personnel, And
Mantes. Responsibilities may change as the centre ex-
pands:
A highly rnothcatedperson who is adaptable and able to
work with people at many Well, will find this to be An in-
teresting and demanding position. Excellent language,
typing, Shorthand, and interpersonal skills are Important
In this particular setting.
Preference will bi given to qualified college graduates
or persona with proven and acceptable work experience
In buttiftittst industry or education.
The starting Salary Is Mips* month plus benefits and
the pOsitIon is open now.
Written applicatidns InCluding resumes Should be kW*
warded Immediately to
Mr. Bruce Biorkquist
Chairman, Clinton Centre - Conestoga Col**
of Applied Arts I T•Chndlogy P.O. Box 180, ClifitOrt, OM.
4
Many groups commence 'activities.
Granton pair win golf tine
reach the finals and play against
Lieury or Sylvan whichever
team is the winner of that semi-
final series.
• Rural
• Industrial
• Residential
• Nutone Central Vacuuming
FREE ESTIMATES
Call Exeter 235-0909
CGIT is beginning Thursday
Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in Grankon
United Church basement. All
girls 12-15 years of age are
welcome to come and join in this
years activities,
The Boy Scouts held their
registration Tuesday September
17, at 7 p.m, in the Scout Hall and
will begin their year's program
next week.
The Happy Gang met on
Wednesday in the United Church
for an afternoon of run and
fellowship. Mrs.Thornas
Dickenson showed slides of her
trip to Europe and games and
lunch were all enjoyed.
CHAMPION BEEF CALF — Murray tsitzer displays the beef calf that
won him the championship in the 4-H Beef Calf competition at the
Kirkton Fair on Saturday. Murray also won the title of best showman in
the competition and was reserve champion showman in the ppen
class.
Ball News
The Bryanston men played
their first game of the play-offs
last Tuesday night against the
Lucan Irish. The Lucan team won
7-6 in an exciting game which
went into extra innings. The
game scheduled for Thursday
night in Granton ball park was
rained out.
This being a 3 out of 5 game
series the eventual winners will
Mr. & Mrs. Robed Barret and
family visited with Mr. & Mrs.
Gus Bannick,Jason and SaraJatie
of Toronto on the weekend.
Sunday they toured Ontaria
Place where the children had a
wonderful time.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pincornbe
held their annual cornroast
Friday night. Between 60-70
attended mainly from the
Granton and London area,
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins
were guests at the Langford-
Bristow wedding Saturday at St.
Marks Anglican Church London
and the reception which followed
at the Barn Restaurant. The
groom Douglas Langford is their
nephew and the son of Mr. & Mrs.
Gladwyn Langford of Dor-
chester.
Mr. & Mrs, Leonard Thacker
and Mr. & Mrs, Marvin Hartwick
and family of Woodharn attended
the Anglican Church Harvest
Service and were Sunday dinner
guests with Mr, & Mrs, Percy
Hodgins.
Mr. & Mrs. M. Vanderrninnen
and family and Mrs. A. Van-
derminnen visited Hamilton and
Niagara Falls last weekend. Mr.
Vanderminnen's mother visiting
from Holland enjoyed her visit to
the Falls,
13y MRS. WILLA HARDING
St. Thomas Anglican Church
was beautifully decorated with
flowers, fruits,and vegetables for
their Harvest Thanksgiving
Anniversary Service on Sunday,
Rev. R, N. Savary conducted
the service and spoke on God's
Gift and our Responsibility. The
choir supplied special music
on the same, theme, "Give Thanks
My Soul For Harvest."
In Granton United Church Rev,
M. McInally's sermon was on
What does "yes" mean, Sunday
School Pre notion certificates
were given to 40 children passing
into a new class, The children
remaining in the same class and
their teachers went to the front of
the church to welcome them into
their new classes,
Church groups are back into
full swing starting this week, The
Explorers started this year's
activities with a "Sundae Wed-
, nesday" September 18, at 7 p.m.
in the Granton United Church
basement, for girls 7-11,
Delicious sundaes were served to
all attending this meeting.
Personals
The Lucan Kittens held their
end of the season baseball party
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Carl
Nickels Friday evening. All
enjoyed a steak barbecue and
corn roast.
Mr. & Mrs. Ward Ellyatt, Mr. &
Mrs. Dennis Carty and Mr. Don
Ruddy attended a golf tour-
nament at the Exeter Golf Club
Saturday sponsored by the Lucan
Legion, Mrs. Ellyatt and her
partner Mr. Ken Wood` of Lucan
had the lowest score to win the
tournament and each received a
record album. All returned to the
Lucan Legion and enjoyed a
delicious steak supper,
Pam and Cheryl Gricken
visited with their aunt and uncle
Mr, & Mrs. Peter Lachatelle of
Rexdale on the weekend.
Mrs. Andrew Standevan of St.
Marys visited with her father Mr.
Hubert Hodgins last week, Mr. &
Mrs. James Hodgins are staying
with their grandfather Mr.
Hubert Hodgins until their new
house being built on the townline
is completed.
Lower Interest Rates
NOW AVAILABLE ON
1st and 2nd Mortgages
anywhere in Ontario on
RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL
COMMERCIAL and FARM PROPERTIES
Interim financing on new construction
or land development
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WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES FOR INSTANT CASH
BUSINESS & FARMERS
Bookkeeping - Accounting
as required
-Weekly Monthly - Quarterly
Yearly
Financial Statements
Taxation Returns
Call Neil Romphf 235-0443
HURON BOOKKEEPING
SYSTEMS
The weather was ideal on
Saturday for the Blyth Threshers
reunion. Twenty residents
attended the reunion and all
report a good display of engines
and equipment,
Marie Flynn and Lorne Law-
son joined Norman Speir and
Jerry Collins to provide the old
tyme music for Monday's get
together. Mr, Miller of Exeter
was welcomed to the Home dur-
ing the afternoon and the Chris-
tianReformedvolunteers'assisted
with the activities.
The program for "Family
Night" consisted of a visit from
the Clinton Horticulture Society
and entertainers from
Brucefield, Kippen and Bayfield
NORM WHITING
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
& APPRAISER
Prompt, Courteous, Efficient
ANY TYPE, ANY SIZE,
ANYWHERE
We give complete sale service.
PROFIT BY EXPERIENCE
Phone Collect
235-1964 EXETER
Modern farm machinery is
complicated and often needs
adjustment for varying field and
crop conditions. Shut down the
machine first. It is too easy to
lose a finger or worse.
areas. Each of 'the residents
was presented with a corsage at
the entrance to the auditorium
by members of the society,
Following the program,
arrangements of flowers were
presented to the following:
eldest lady and man, all those
over 90, youngest residents, etc.,
as well as a bouquet for each of
the rooms in the infirmary.
Members of junior club attended
and assisted withithe flowers.
Taking part in the program
from the Hayfield area, and
arranged by Mrs. Garrett, who
also provided the piano accom-
paniment were: Lisa Taman,
Rebecca Fawcett, Cathy
Merner, Wendy Turner, Nor-
man Dean and John Garrett.
Taking part from the
Brucefield, Kippen area were
Sandra, Shelley and Sue Anne
Finlayson , Jane Allan, Kim
Thompson, Lori Little, Kathy
Martins, Dithme Wilson and the
Tropical Six.
MT. CARMEL
INCOME TAX CENTRE
INCOME TAX — ACCOUNTING
for Farmers and Businessmen
INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS
No Job Too Small
PHONE 237-3469
Vince Ryan B.A.
C. HARRY RODER, D.C.
DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC
`84 Pannel Lane,
STRATHROY
Telephone 245-1272
By appointment please.
Hugh Torn
FILSON and ROBSON
AUCTIONEERS
20 years' experience
of complete sale service
Provincially licensed.
Conduct sales of any kind,
any place.
We guarantee you more.
To insure success of your sale
appraisal
• Phone Collect
. 666-0833 464-1967
DUAL POWER PEDALLERS — Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norris pedalled their
way to the head of the parade at the Kirkton Fair on Saturday, This
tandem bicycle offers better conversation than the standard type.
T-A photo
GEORGE EIZENGA LTD,
INCOME TAX - ACCOUNTING
for
FARM & BUSINESS
107 MAIN ST., LUCAN
Telephone 227-4851
ACTION
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MART
Located on Highway #4
1 Mile North of Exeter
THE BIG, LITTLE MARKET
—Large Auction Room available
for complete or partial estates.
—Complete refinishing centre.
Minwax wood finishes, etc.
—Weekend Antique Flea Market,
Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Before Ybu Buy (or Sell)
Give Us a Try
Bill & Lavarre Clark, Owners
672-3566
Percy Wright, Auctioneer
262-5515
AUCTION SALE
PERCY WRIGHT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Kippen, Ont.
Auction Sale Service that is
most efficient and courteous.
CALL
THE WRIGHT AUCTIONEER
Telephone Hensall (519)262.5515
FITORM WHITING
87IaiOIt66P
SHE LIKED THE TOYS — The stuffed toys on display at the Kirkton
Fair caught the eye of Sandra Spence. She was allowed to pose for a
picture. T-A photo
GERALD L. MERNER
Chartered Accountant
BUS: 20 Sanders E. — EXETER — 235.0281
RES: 10 Green Acres — GRAND BEND — 238-8070
Auctioneer
TOM SHOEBOTTOM
FARM
SALES
HOUSEHOLD
SALES ILDERTON 666.0289
free Appraisal
"Call now for complete Auction Service"
lattgitart, teity, 'Dog and Co.
Chartered Accountant
268 Main St., Exeter
ARTHUR W, READ
Resident Partner
Bus, 235.0120, Res. 2388075
of Household Furnishings,
Antiques and Misc. Items
Sat., Sept. 28 12:00 p.m. sharp
at Whiting Auction Rooms, 63 Main St. Exeter, Ont.
for the estate of the late
Mr. T. Alvin Crago, RR 1, St, Marys
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — GE refrigerator, GE electric
stove; table and 8 chairs; Simplicity washer & dryer; Viscount
deep freezer; RCA coloured television, rotator and aerial;
secretary desk; 2 chesterfield suites; lazy boy chair; gold plat-
form rocker; green platform rocker and matching chair; end
tables; coffee tables; 2 1/2 -tables; footstools; paper rack;
floor pole, table, dresser & parlor lamps; cushions; small wall
corner what not; sewing table; Singer electric sewing machine
in cabinet with stool; 9-piece dining room suite; bookcase;
mirrors; many clocks; pictures & frames; many ornaments and
knick knacks; mats; wheel chair; night table; desk; cedar
chest; 3.-3-piece bedroom suites; 3 sets of TV tables; card
tables; odd chairs & tables; clothes hamper; white steel
cabinet; jewellery; towels; dailies; linens; bedding; quilts;
blankets; pillows; comforters etc. many, many dishes; vases;
cups & saucers; silver; silverware; corning ware; pyrex ware;
2 breakfast sets; silver tea pots, creams & sugars & trays; cor-
nflower; candle holders; many salts & peppers; dinner set set-
ting far 12; silverware in chest - setting for 8; 89piece set
silverware setting for 12; steak knives with ivory handles; elec-
tric fry pan; toaster, steam iron, coffee pot; can opener, mix-
master, radios, many pots and pans and many other items.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES — 2 pine blanket boxes, hall
tree, 2 drop leaf tables (1 cherry with 1 leaf) several rocking
chairs; faint couch; small parlor table; cherry dresser with
teardrop pulls; pressed back chairs,hall mirror with 4 hooks;
parlor chair; trunks; mantle clock; miniature mantle dock; oil
lamps; French Ivory mirror & brush set; china shoe; pictures &
frames;andirons & trivets; crockery churn with eureka Planter
Co. Woodstock, Ont.; butter paddle; butter print; 5-piece
toilet set; china doll head; crocks, jugs, capper boiler; lantern;
depression glass; pressed glass; Noritake; Nippon; Bavaria;
Germany; 1 signed hand painted Nippon dish; cups & saucers
include Shelley, Coalport & Occupied Johan; R.S. Royal Ilk-
dia; pickle cruet& tongs; Souvenir of Main St. U,C, Mitchell;
12 souvenir spoons (6 sterling); end of day & ruby flash
bowls; pink opalescent basket with applied hand le; milk
glass; 1847 plate; 1839 fancy tea pot; covered biscuit
jar; vinegar cruet, old coins, stamps, pins; old school books,
reproduction of Perth County Historical Atlas; buttons &
thimbles; and other items,
MISC. — 2 fans, heater, aluminum picnic table; luggage;
Christmas decorations; picnic accessories; picnic table & urn-
brella; sealers; lawn chairs; vacuum cleaner; floor polisher;
Phillips electric broom; binoculars, camera and many other
JOHN A. NORRIS
Chartered Actounfonf
497 MAIN ST. EXETER
235.0101 TERMS CASH
Norm Whiting, Auctioneer
Phone 235-1064