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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-01-16, Page 13We Sell The Best and Repair The Rest Authorized Dealer For HOMELI TE JACKS Small Engine Repair Service HENSALL 262-2103 107 Queen - One Block North of Business Section Hours 8 to 6 Fri. nites till 9 .4 1 " IIVI'FAR LAN AC REAL ESTATE BROKER EXETER 235-0541 53 MAIN STREET LET'S GET "AMOVE" ON FARMS EXETER - 150 acres, cash crop farm, close to town, good two storey brick house with four bedrooms, large barn, steel shed 25x50. USBORNE TOWNSHIP - 150 ACRE FARM, 140 workable, 2 storey three bedroom brick home, large L-shaped barn, drive shed, pig barn, corn crib, two silos. LOBO TOWNSHIP - 150 acres rolling land, all workable, with good outside fences. LUCAN - 100 acres of good clay loam, gently sloped. MILVERTON - 17 MILES FROM STRATFORD - 136 acres with some bush, mostly all workable, 2 storey 4-bedroom brick house, needs renovating. EXETER BRICK BEAUTY - spacious two storey with four bedrooms, two large livingrooms.dining room, spacious kitchen, 3 piece modern bath, closed-in sun porch, One bedroom attached apartment adds extra income. Located in down town area. APARTMENT BUILDING - three units each containing two bedrooms, livingroom, kitchen, and a three piece bath. Ideal location close to down town. LUCAN BRICK RANCH - three bedrooms, large livingroom with floor to ceiling cut stone fireplace, spacious diningroom, modern kitchen with built-in oven and dishwasher, 4 piece bath, carpeting throughout, unfinished recreation room, 2 car at- tached garage, swimming pool. BRICK AND FRAME - ranch styled home in good condition, extra large livingroom with sharp broadloom, spacious kitchen, 4 piece bath, car port, situated on -spacious lot, PROPERTY IN AREA LONDON - three bedroom ranch only 7 years old, large livingroom with fireplace, separate dining room, modern kitchen, full basement with completed recreation room with bar, some carpeting, 1500 square feet of livable space. POPLAR HILL - 1 1/2 storey SOLID LOG HOUSE with three bedrooms, livingroom, kitchen, 3 piece bath, 2 car attached garage, situated on good sized lot, WHALEN CORNERS - four bedroom, 1 1-/2 storey white vinyl home located in a peaceful country setting with 7 ACRES of property included. Spacious livingroom, large modern kitchen with new cupboards, two baths, laundry area, new wiring and plumbing, large L-shaped barn ideal for horses. HENSALL - 1 1/2 storey J. M. siding home on over 1/2 acre of property with SCENIC VIEW, needs some work. POPLAR HILL - over 1 acre property, good building site. Owner will hold mortgage. EXETER OFFICE 235-0541 "DEAL WITH EXPERIENCE AND INTEGRITY CALL US TODAY" LONDON OFFICE 434-8824 LUCAN OFFICE 227.4071 CARL WALKER 565-5393 235-0541 MERT CULBERT 227-4766 227-4071 1 By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD The January meeting of Dash: wood WI was held at the home of Mrs. Verda Moulton with the Family and Consumers group in charge and Mrs. Stuart Wolfe, convener. Mrs. Moulton and, her daughter are ardent antique collectors and the ladies gathered around the fire place midst the beautiful things on display. President, Mrs. Gordon Bender, presided for the opening and business. Twenty-one members answered the roll call "Give your waistline measurements in centimetres." The ladies also brought buttons to add to the hostess's fine collec- tion. Leaders were discussed for the new club for the 4-H girls, "What shall I wear?" There will be four cuchres, January 21 and 28 and February 18 and 25. Greetings received from other institutes were passed around as was a card from Brother Bob Mittleholz, Mrs. Wolfe presided for the program. Mrs. Glenn Webb discussed the motto, "Feed the family what they require, not what they desire." Mrs. Irvin Rader took for the topic Clothing and Textiles. She had many in- teresting pamphlets from the loan library. Mrs. Donna Hamather of Zurich gave an interesting tips from the Weightwatchers diary of which she is a member. During the social hour the ladies were free to browse through the house, Mrs. Sid Baker thanked Mrs. Moulton for her hospitality and a most in- teresting evening. Ladies Aid Group 1 with Mrs. Lorne Becker convener was in charge of Devotions and lunch at the January meeting of Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid. The president, Mrs. Arnold Becker opened the meeting with scrip- ture and prayer. ,Mrs, Hilda Rader assisted by Mrs. Albert Miller as parent and Mrs. Irvin Rader as the teenager, took as the topic, "Bring up your children." The audience also participated in the discussion as parent and teenager answered TRUCK TENDER Township of Hay Tenders for one 1975 model 5-Ton truck with a new snow plow harness, one-way plow and wing. Trade-in, one 1967 Ford, F 950 Truck with dump box and wing. Tender forms and specificat- ions can be obtained from the Road Superintendent, Karl Haberer, Zurich, Ontario. Tenders to be in the hands of the clerk by Tuesday, February 11, 1975 at 5 p.m. WAYNE HORNER Clerk- Treaserer. NORM MUTING auctioneer Clearing-Auction Sale of contents of former CANN'S MILL LTD. Exeter, Ont. at 303 Main St., Exeter, Ont. Sat., Jan. 18 at 1 p.m. sharp This mill is 75-100 years old, formerly a flour mill. It has many valuable and interesting items. Open for viewing Thurs. and Frid. Jan. 16 & 17, 1-5 p.m. ELECTRIC MOTORS: 75 hp 1175 rpm English Electric; 25 hp- 1170 rpm. Westinghouse; 10 hp 1780 rpm. Stratford Electric, tag; 10 hp 1730 rpm England Electric Co. Canada; 10 hp 1440 rpm 25 cycle, Commonwealth Electric Co. Ltd. Welland, Ont., 7.5 hp 1770 rpm Commonwealth Electric Co. Ltd. Welland Ont,;7.5 hp! 750 rpm, 7.5 hp English Electric, 5 hp Westinghouse; 3 hp Poull England ER&F Turner; 3 hp 1800 rpm Leeland Newman, 2 hp 870 rpm. Crompton Parkinson; 'A hp General Electric. ELEVATORS - 1 with 9" cups; 2 with 8" cups; 3 with 7" cups; 1 with 6" cups; 1 with 5" cups; 4 with 4" cups; 1 with 3 1/2 ' cups, These elevators are approximately 20-30' long. EQUIPMENT - 57 13,13, Super Clipper seed cleaner, good condition; No. 5B receiving separator cleaner; 48" Carter disc separator; 15" disc' 32" Carter disc separator; Panogen Automatic seed treater; molasses mixer; vertical mixer; pellet machine; 18" double drive oat roller - Wm. J. Greey, overhauled; double head grinder; hopper scale; 2 platform scales, 2000 lbs.; corn cutter, ideal for cracking corn for bird seed; 8" steel auger, approximately 12' long; chain driven; 12" steel auger, approx. 15' long; 30" horizontal boiler; 16 belts, various sizes. FIRE EXTINGUISHERS - 8 extinguishers, various sizes and types. FURNACE - electric furnace, air conditioner and controls. MISC. -- sump pump; electrical boxes and switches; 2.4 fluorescent lights; copper pipe approximately 4"x75' long; etc. OFFICE EQUIPMENT - L-shaped desk with arborite top; 4 1/2 ' x 8 1-/2' cupboard with 4 glass doors. ANTIQUES - feed cart; wood auger; large wood pulleys suitable to make into tables. Terms Cash Mel Giaser - Jim Kneale prop. Norm Whiting, Auctioneer Phone 235-1964 Times-Advocate,,Ionvary 16, 1975. Page 11 ELIMVILLE PROVINCIAL HONOURS - At the 4-H achievement day held at South Huron High School Saturday, four girls from the Elimville groups received their provincial honours. From left are, Home Economist Jane Pengilly, Ann Johns, Elimville I, Janet Kerslake, Elimville III, Joan Kerslake, Elimville II, and Laura Johns, Elimville II. T-A photo UCW plan bus trip, Doulton show change date of monthly meetings CONSIGNMENT AUCTION SALE Saturday, Jan. 25 at WHITING AUCTION ROOM Persons wishing to consign good clean items, an- tiques or household furnishings please contact Norm Whiting .COMPLETE LISTING PRIOR TO SALE Norm Whiting, Auctioneer Phone 235-1964 FURTNEY SUE EDGINTON Sales Manager Philip Furtney Real Estate Limited 176 Victoria St. West Exeter, Ontario Bus. 235-2040 Furtney Real Estate sold 6.4 million in the first quarter of 1974 See Furtney Real Estate for all your needs "17 Offices across Ontario and still growing" IF YOU WANT 1. A NEW HOME WITH ONLY 10% DOWN 2. A TWO, THREE, FOUR OR FIVE BEDROOM HOME 3. A PRESTIGE HOME 4. A SMALL ACREAGE OR RURAL HOME 5. A HOME CUSTOM-BUILT TO YOUR CHOICE 6. A LOT OR TWO 7. A BUSINESS PROPERTY 8. A MORTGAGE OR AN APPRAISAL THEN READ THIS AD WE OFFER 24 HOUR ANSWERING SERVICE EXETER - 30 MINUTES DRIVE FROM LONDON OPEN HOUSE - DOW SUBDIVISION - TURN EAST AT SANDERS STREET. 10% DOWN WILL BUY A RANCH OR TWO STOREY. COME IN AND INSPECT THESE THREE NEW "HOMES 'IN-NEW 'HAY SERVICED SUBDIVISION. ONLY 15 MINUTES DRIVE FROM LONDON For quality, style, and lot size, this can't be beat. See this big new 4 bedroom beauty, finished rec room with fireplace (plus firewood) bath and 1/2 , huge colonial kitchen, dinette, large living room, work shop, laundry room, completely carpeted, attached garbge, serviced tree'd lot. Priced rite. Ask for Sue Edginton 514/E/74. RITE PRICE Large vinyl sided home set in trees across from park. Kitchen plus large family dining room, bright living room, two full baths, Plenty of trees and color T.V. tower and large lot. $21,500. Ask for Sue Edginton 544/E/74. LARGE COLONIAL HOME Its a beauty! Buy now and choose your own carpeting and lighting fixtures. Featuring wrought iron stair rail and inside balcony overlooking open entry, 4 extra large bedrooms, bright kitchen, large living room, dining room, family room, 2 full baths, mud room laundry room off kitchen. Attached gar- age and set on large serviced lot in new subdivision. Ask for Ellen Knight 538/E/74. RETIREMENT HOME Frame, two bedrooms, and located on quiet street only two blocks from stores and hospital. Bright kitchen and living room, 3 pc. bath, garage and set on small easy-care lot. $18,500. Ask for Shirley Ross 509/ES/74. CENTRALIA - STARTER OR RETIREMENT HOME It's cute and fully remodelled inside, 2 carpeted bedrooms, compact kitchen cosy living room, mud room, front porch, electric heat. Separate garage. Set on extra large tree'd lot in quiet village. $5,000 down will handle. $16,900. Ask for Sue Edginton 513/E/74. THORNDALE Are you interested in some acreage in the country? This older home is situated on 11 acres of prime farmland only 20 minutes from London. The 1 1/2 storey home has newly remodeled living room with wall to wall broadloom, modern kitchen, 3 pc. bath, bright sunporch and 3 large bedrooms with walk-in closets. Asking $50,000. Contact Mary 500/E/74. McRobert Granton 225-2835 or Exeter office 235-2040 TWO BEDROOM HOME Newly decorated, carpeted living room with fireplace. Large new kitchen, full basement. New wiring and plumbing - fully insulated, Asking $17,500. Call office 235-2040. EXETER - GET YOUR OWN LITTLE HIDEAWAY 25 acres of wooded property suitable for any type of recrea- tion, Situated on outskirts of Exeter. Make us an offer. Con- tact Doreen McRobert 225-2853 or call the office 235- 2040 529/E/74 GRANTON Plan ahead - be ready for summer - come and see this char- ming three bedroom cottage. Fenced property has 16'x40' swimming pool and a ultility shed. Allthis set on a nice tree'd lot. For further information call Doreen McRobert 225- 2853 or Exeter office 235-2040. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Beat the unemployment situation, groceries are always in de- mand. Country general store, located only 15 minutes from London in busy little village, Store has 4 bedrroms, remodeled home combined. Will pay for itself in a short time. Contact Doreen McRobert 225-2853 or call the office 235-2040 8/E/75. GRANTON Your best investment is farmland, we have 100 acres of choke workable land for you, Call Doreen McRobert 225-2853 or call the Exeter office 235-2040 343/E/74. Fot Any of Your Real Estate Needs Contact: OFFICE 235-2040 16 For Sale STUDENTS RENT OR BUY YOUR TYPEWRITER AT T-A Try our attractive rental-ownership plan. PHONE 235-1331 38 /4 t USED STEEL beams and pipe. Hamilton's Machine Shop. Phone 235-1655. 23/4t HESS JEWELLERY Zurich, has a fine selection of Bluebird Diamond Wedding rings, watches, clocks, cuckoo clocks, barometers, Cardinal watches, sold by jewellers only, are $10.95 and up, Family rings, watch & clock repairing, work guaranteed. 52/4t NEW bench drill presses and anvils, pig trough, assorted work benches. Laverne Hamilton, phone 236-1655, after 6, 235-2598, 46/4t DRINKINGRAm DRIVING Tad DISASTER Beeiwyfa 16 For Sale Apples! Apples! Another truckload of 150 bushels of apples just arrived, Spys, Macs, Courtland, Delicious, Kings and Tatman Sweets, Stocktaking Bargains See what you can buy from our $1,00 Bargain Table. Fabrics Regular to $5.98 60" wide for $2.99 per yd. Grapefruit 48's Pink or White 10 for 990 5 lb. white sugar FREE with a purchase of $20.00 or over in groceries VERNON SCHATZ GENERAL MERCHANT Dashwood, Ont. Phone 237-3531 21- 17 Wanted To Buy FURNITURE, antiques, appliances or miscellaneous items. By the house full or singly. We buy estates or will arrange to sell them by auction. Con- signments welcome. Knapp's Auction Centre, Seaforth. Phone 527- 1336. 4/4t FARM 100 to 150 acres We have a client interested in buying a farm in the Exeter-Hensall area. Must have older 2 storey, brick home, 4 bedrooms or more, barns suitable for beef, Phone Pete Smith 519-673-6091 Collect or write Canada Trust Co. REALTOR 245 Pall Mall St., London 2:3:4:5;6:7c FIBERGLASS Skiboose. Phone 229- 6416. 3c 19 Property For Sale 100 ACRES cash crop land in Blanshard Township. Apply to Box SPM, Exeter Times-Advocate, Exeter, Ont, 2:3* 19 Property For Sale FARM - Lot 3 Concession 2 Usborne, 100 acres loam soil, partly drained, good windmill and trough, no buildings. Contact G. Hepburn, RR 1 Crediton, 228-6292. 2t JOHN BURKE LTD. BROKER Low Cost Auto Insurance Fire Insurance Real Estate Mortgages Trust Certificates Devon Building Phone 235-1863 OFFICE FOR RENT EXETER Devon Building; second floor; one office available. 10 ACRES-Clinton area, barn and 3 bedroom house, Barn in good condi- tion, Phone John Burke or Gerry Prout 235-1866, I00 ACRES-Zurich-Dashwood area, house, barn and well tiled, Brick house in good condition, Contact Gerry Prout 235-1866 or 235-1863. CLINTON-new 3 bedroom home, broadloom, 4-pce bathroom and all modern conveniences. CLINTON-large home, three bedrooms upstairs, 5 rooms down, completely redecorated. We also have other income properties listed, BUYERS WE HAVE For small acreages with houses in Ex- eter, Seaforth, St. Marys, Grand Bend areas. CONTACT US TODAY! 3c 100 ACRE FARM, loam soil, Stephen, Lot 7 south boundary on paved road, well drained, also 100 acres, loam soil Lot 3 Concession 4 Stephen, well drained, barn 74 x 45, silo, driveshed 65 x 32, large brick house, Contact G. Hepburn, RR I Crediton, 228-6292. 21- 91/2% MORTGAGE on this lovely 3 year old brick split-level home in Ex- eter. Large living room, dining room, family sized kitchen, 3 spacious bedrooms, family room. Lot 75' x 125'. Call listing agent Rowland Van Logerenberg 1-673-1410 res. 1-229- 8724. Elizabeth Brown M.L.S. Realtor, London. 3c 20 Property For Rent WAREHOUSE SPACE by the month. Ideal docks for loading from trucks etc. Phone 235-2420. 37/41- NICELY FURNISHED steam heated apartment over Canadian Tire Store, Elliot Apts., phone 235- 1497. 50/41 MODERN 2 bedroom apartment. Apply Joe Darling 235-2794. 51/41 MT. CARMEL - 3 bedroom bungalow, nearly new, available im- mediately. Phone (416) 640-4391. 2:3c TWO OR THREE bedroom apart- ment in flensall, 262-5341. 2:3c TWO:BEDROOM...apartment, unfur- nished, heated, close to stores. Phone 235-2575. 3c W. W. Evans Real Estate CREDITON 1 1/2 storey brick house, immaculate condition, large lot, $125.00 monthly. Please phone 434-3287 or 672-9294, Henry Finkbeiner. 3c 21 For-Rent CONSTRUCTION scaffolding, ex- tension ladder; skill saw; adding machine; sump pump; 12 & 20 ton hydraulic jack; utility trailer; cartop carrier; 16' van. Whiting Rental, 63 Main St. S., just south of river bridge. 1/4t RENTALS FLOOR SANDERS FLOOR EDGERS POWER HAND SAWS BELT SANDERS 1/4" & 1/2 " DRILLS PORTABLE TELEVISIONS FLOOR POLISHERS BEAVERS HARDWARE YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER Exeter 235-1033 46/41' CONSTRUCTION equipment 8 plywood forms, wedges, power trowel, wheelbarrows, small mixer, etc. Phone 236-4954 Monday to Friday after 4 p.m. Weekends anytime. N. J. Corriveau, Zurich. l6/41- 23 Wanted To Rent TWO OR THREE bedroom house, Grand Bend or Ipperwash area. Phone 238-2288 after five. 3:4c 25 Notices Student Opportunity For Youth Proposals for routine building im- provement at Huron Historic Jail. Such projects would provide summer employment. For details call P. Carroll, Chairman at 524-9189 Goderich evenings. 3c INDEPENDENT SHIPPER to UNITED CO-OPERATIVE OF ONTARIO LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT TORONTO Ship Your Livestock With ROY SCOTCHMER Monday Is Shipping Day Prom Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up By MRS. FRED BOWDEN CENTRALIA The first meeting of the New Year was held in the schoolroom of the Centralia United Church on January 9 with 15 UCW members and two guests present. Mrs. June Essery opened the business with a reading on "The Open Door", roll call was given and fees were paid. Eight visits were made and letters of thank you were read for Christmas remembrances. Annual reports were heard. Recommendations were read for 1975 and a bus trip is planned for July, a Royal Doulton show for early spring and the UCW meetings will be held now on the second Thursday in the month. Mrs. Alvin Lobb, Mrs. Earl Dixon and Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot were program conveners with the theme "Whom do you serve." Mrs. Alvin Lobb read the poem "Let there be peace on Earth," The hymn "Dear Lord, Father of Mankind" was sung by all. Mrs. Alvin Lobb read the scripture taken from Timothy. A poem "What Love is" was read by Mrs. Earl Dixon. Standing at the Portals of another year was sung by all, followed with the poem "A New Year's Wish" read by Mrs. Ralph Lightfoot, A skit "Tell me Doc- tor" was enacted by nine ladies, assessing the work of the UCW. Lunch was served by the com- mittee in charge, CGIT enjoy sleigh ride The CGIT met at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tindall on Tuesday evening of last week and from there went on a sleigh riding party. Personals Mrs. Ray Regular returned home last week following a trip to questions on the home, church, and people. Mrs. Becker conducted the business, Several donations and cards of thanks were received. The Altar Guild reported 17 visits and 26 shut-in boxes packed. The new Guild is Mrs. Bill Berends and Mrs. Oscar Miller. Following closing Devotions by Mrs.. Lorne Becker, lunch was served. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Gould, Windsor, spent the weekend with Mr. & Mrs. Bill Chandler. Mrs. Everett Haist is expected home from South Huron Hospital, Exeter where she has been a patient. Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love spent several days with Randy, Rhonda and Richard Lobb, Clinton while their parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lobb were in Montreal. The annual ratepayers meeting for Dashwood will be held in the Community Centre, Tuesday, January 28 at 8 p.m. Germany where she was visiting with relatives, She says the weather in Germany was unusual for this time of year with tulips, roses and carnations in bloom. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence McDowell returned home last week following an enjoyable vacation at Singer Island off the coast of Florida. They made the trip by plane. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Bender of Kitchener were Sunday visitors with the former's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Cunninghton. Mr. & Mrs. Roland Saunders of Corner Brook, Newfoundland were visitors for a few days last week at the home of their nephew and niece, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Regular. Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Eaton and family of Chatham were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. John Thompson. Mr. & Mrs. Russell Wilson and family attended a party in Arkona on Sunday for Mrs. G. Yorke in celebration of her 90th birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bowden ac- companied by Mrs. Russell Schroeder of Exeter were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Ray Paynter, and family of Kirkton. It was a birthday celebration for Mrs. Wm. Allison, Debbie Allison, Ray Jaques, Steven Jaques and Fred Bowden. Senior Citizens are reminded of the meeting in the Community Centre on Monday afternoon. Broncos posi atom victory The Exeter Broncos had little trouble in posting a 9-1 victory over Strathroy in Shamrock league atom division play Monday night. Bill Glover, Dave Shaw and David Underwood were the top marksmen for the Broncos with two goals .apiece. Scoring in single fashion were Scott Pin- combe, Mark Vandergunst and Tom Coates. Pincombe and Glover also picked up two assists each. WI view antiques owned by hostess