The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-04-13, Page 15Tie
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rA ESTATL NOTICES
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Duy House --
Cet Car Free
11 -ROOM HOUSE. WITH.
ATTACHED GARAGE
Everything New and
modernized
TAXES
$85.00• per year
RALPH J, SWE1T;ER
Phone 315 Exeter
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TENDERS—
TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
TENDERS FOR "
WEED AND BRUSH
SPRAYING MATERIALS
ed as to contents will be re-
f Sealed tenders plainly mark-
• • ceived by the undersigned until
12 o'clock noon, Friday April
• 28, 1961, for the following:
A, 45 gal, drum of 2-4-D
Low Volatile Ester 96 Weed
Killer containing 96 oz.
acid per gal.
25 gals. in 5 gal. containers
of Low Volatile 128 oz. add
per gal. containing 64 oz,
2-4-D acid and 64 oz. 2-4-5
T acid per gal,
Said containers to be proper-
ly labelled.
Any additional amounts re-
quired must be supplied at
quoted price.
The lowest or any tender not
• necesarily accepted.
ROSS HAUGH, Clerk
LAWRENCE HILL, Road Supt,
Stephen Township,
Crediton, Ontario
13:20c
CUTTING AND REMOVAL
OF GRASS
Tenders are called for the cut-
ting and removal of grass
from the VHF—DF and RCAF
Beacon Sites of RCAF Station
Centralia. Bidders may tender
for one or both areas. All
tenders are to be addressed to
the Commanding Officer, RCAF
Station Centralia, Ontario, and
are to he received on or before
15 May 1961. 13:20c
: NOTICES —
Road Closing
TO: ALL RATEPAYERS OF
THE TOWN OF EXETER
TAKE NOTICE that the
Municipal Council of the Town
cf Exeter intends to pass a
By-law at a meeting of the
said Council to be held on the
17th day of April, 1961. at 8
o'clock p.m. for the purpose of
closing a portion of Nelson
Street in the Town of Exeter,
which is more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Bounded on the West by the
projection southerly of the
easterly limit of Lot. No. 730
to the North-westerly angle of
Lot No. 645, and bounded on
the east by the projection
southerly of the easterly limit
of Lot. No. 633 to the North-
easterly angle of Lot No. 656,
all according to Municipal
Plan No. 20 for the Town of
Exeter.
AND FURTHER TAKE NO-
TICE that unless objections
are formally made to the said
Council by any person or per-
sons claiming to be adversely
affected, prior to or at the said
meeting of Council on the 17th
day of April 1961, the said
Council will proceed to pass
Ihe By-law on the aforemen-
tioned date having regard only
only to the objections then re-
ceived.
THIS notice is given pursu-
ant to the Municipal Act,
R.S.0, 1960, Chapter 249, Sec-
tion 459.
DATED at. Exeter, Ontario,
this 20th day of March, A.D.
196L
C. V. P1CKAB,D, Clei'k
23:30:6:13c
IN THE MATTER OF T}II
BANKRUPTCY OF Ivan
Andrew Cook and Betty
juiie Cook, Trading as
Cook's Food Market, of the
Village of Centralia, Towti-
ship of Stephen, County tit
Ifttron.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Ivan Andrew Cook ancl Batty
June Cook made an assignment;
en the 4th day of April, 1061; I
find that the lint Meeting of
creditors \yiIi he held on the
11th day 61 April, 1061 at 230
t'eloele E.D.S,T. in the after -
at the office of Mr, D.
Egener, Official Receiver,
et the Courthouse, in the Cite
of London, in the Province Of
Ontario,
DATED at Kitcheeer, Oi
tario, this 10th day Of April,
1961,
11, MINN; C.A. Trtistet,
uaVis, and Brougntiiii,
Chartered Accoutitehte)
58 Stott Street,
Detariti.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
The Lieuor Licence Act, 1950
Licensing Distriet Number 2
TAKE NOTICE that Marga-
ret Cook and James Cook, both
of the Township of Stephen, in
the County of Huron, will make
application at a Special Meet-
ing of The Ligu.or Licence
Board of Ontario to be held at
the Canadian Legion Ilall, 48
Ontario Street North In the
City of Kitchener in the County
of Welerloo on Monday the 1st
day of May, 1961, at the hour
of 10 o'clock D.S.T, in the fore-
noon for the issuance of
a
1. DINING LOUNGE LICENCE
for the sale and consumption
of liquor with meals.
2. PUBLIC HOUSE LICENCE
for the sale and consumption
classifieds are
NOTICES
nOADSME, DUMPING
Township of Osborne
Notiee is hereby given that the
dumping of any refuse or waste
materials on the roadsides of
the township is strictly pm,
hibited; the dumping of any
dead animals, decaying refuse
or •waste paper at the muni -
eine' dump is also strictly pro-
hibited, Any persons found
guilty of any of these offences
will be prosecuted.
By Order of the
Municipal Council,
Township of Usborne,.
H, 0, Strang, Clerk
6:13e
of beer in AUCTION SALES premises to which —
women only or women es-
corteci by men are admitted.
for the following premises:
DUFF ERIN HOUSE (HOTEL),
CENTRALIA, ONTARIO, and
being further known as Lots 75
and 76 in Trivitt's end Mit-
chell's Survey of part of Lot
4 in the First Concession of
the Township of Stephen, now
in the Village of Centralia.
Any person resident in the
licensing district may object to
the application, and the grounds
of objection in writing shall he
filed with Mr, R. B, Trott,
Q.C., the deputy registrar of
the licensing district, whose ad-
dress is Dunker Building, Suite
402, 251 King Street West, Kit-
chener, Ontario, at least ten
days before the meeting at
which the application is to be
heard,
DATED at Centralia, this
30th day of March, 1961.
Dufferin House,
Margaret Cook and James Cook
Centralia, Ont.
6;13c
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
The Liquor Licence Act, 1950
TAKE NOTICE that FRED-
ERICK CLEMENT WALKER
of the Township of Stephen in
the County of Huron will make
application at a Special Meet-
ing of The Liquor Licence
Board of Ontario to be held at
the Canadian Legion Hall, 48
Ontario Street North in the
City of Kitchener in the County
of Waterloo on Monday the
1st day of May, 1961, at the
hour of 10 o'clock D.S.T. in
the forenoon for the issuance
of a
"DINING LOUNGE LICENCE"
for the sale and consumption
of liquor with meals.
for the following premises:
OAKWOOD INNand proposed
Tavern situate on Lots Two (2)
and Three (3), Lake Road West
Concession, for the Township
of Stephen, County of Huron,
Province of Ontario.
Any person resident in the
licensing district may object to
the application, and the grounds
of objection in writing shall be
filed with Mr. R. B. Trott,
Q.C., the deputy registrar of
the licensing district, whose
address is Dunker Building,
Suite 402, 251 King Street West,
Kitchener, Ontario, at least ten
clays before the meeting at
which the application is to be
heard.
DATED at Exeter, Ontario,
this 30th day of March, 1961.
Frederick Clement Walker
Grand Bend P.0,, Ontario
6:13c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Furnishings
and Miscellaneous Items
On the premises, 308 Andrew
St., in the
TOWN OF EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
receiverl instructions to sell bY
public auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 15
at 1;00 p.m. sharp
Dining room extension table
and chairs; dining room cabi-
net; solid walnut 7 -piece dining
room suite; 3 -piece chester-
field suite; 2 studio couches;
kitchen table, 4 chairs and buf-
fet; 2 library tables; 2 coffee
I tables; various oak rockers;
ITeintzman medium-size piano,
in new condition; grey broad-
loom rug with rubber padding,
121)(11'6", in brand new condi-
tion; chest of drawers; broad-
loom rug and padding, 9'x10'6";
, green rug, 8 x 12; bedroom
I rug, 9 x 10; bird bath and
stand; 2 hot plates; 2 sinks;
occasional chair and foot stool;
parlor seat; double bed and
dresser; single bed and dres-
ser; Coleman space heater;
100 -gal. oil tank; Easy electric
, washer; floor coverings; phono-
graph; 2 dressers; wall shower
' outfit and curtain; complete
plywood room divider, 7'x5';
iron; small tables; silver chest;
lamps; rabbit ears TV anten-
nae; cabinet radio; electric
tea kettle and coffee percolat-
or; silverware; glassware; 2
hall trees; electric heater; 2
bird cages; picnic table; an-
tique hand sewing machine;
iquantity fruit jars; hot water
tank; heavy oty work bench
and vise, 3,4x30; 2 saw benches;
trellises; 16eft. ladder; 10 -ft,
ladder; various step ladders; 2,
stools; emery and motor; win-
dows; doorS; tOols; wheel.
barrow; many other miscell•
aneous items.
Inspection invited on items
previous to sale date,
I No reserve. Everything in
first class condition.
TERMS: Cash.
WILSON MORLEY, Prpprieto.r
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
6:13c
MIDDLESEX • ELGIN
HEREFORD ASSOCIATION
REGISTERED
HEREFORD SALE
Horned and Polled
at Fair Grounds,
STRATHROY, ONT.
SATURDAY, APRIL 15
at 1:30 p.m.
4-H Calves, Tested Bulls
Bred and Open Heifers
Cows with Calves at Foot
20% government premium on
tested bulls to maximum of
$150.00,
Write for catalogue to:
W. G. BERE, Sales Manager,
Arva, Ont.
S. O'NEIL, Auctioneer,
Denfield, Ontario.
13c
Paper
+ Bond
+ Carbon
+ Mimeo
+ Copy
Times -Advocate
Spring
Styles
Now on display.
Shop at Wuerth's
for men's,
boys' and children'
QUALITY SHOES THAT SAVE YOU MONEY
Check your wardrobe for repaired shoes—we are
not responsible for shoes over 30 days.
WUERTH'S PHONE 252 EXETER
THE STORE WITH THE GOLD BOND STAMPS
Leather and Rubber Repairing
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FOR SALE
$650 and up
+ Frontage up to 100 feet
+ One Block to High & Public School
+ Residential Zoned Area
+ Engineered Approved -Subdivision
Dow Subdivision
W. R. HODGSON LTD.
Real Estate Phone 24
GILBERT DOW, OWNER
Phone $3
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The Times-AdvorAte, April •13, 1961 Page 1
Extensive i Cornplete list Or sale in next
AUCTION SALE !week's issue.
i, HENRY FUSS, Proprietor
Of Valuable 50 Acre Farm ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Tra:tors, Farm Machinery
Choice Durham an.4 1
Hereford cattle!, Real Estate
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Hay, Grain & Misc Item 1 AUCTION SALE
Lo
60,n Hthaey Township,
otv,224, n.C.0 joena. On0thVealpulala
,enileisesRtate
promises,
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south Side
east of Zurich or 3 miles west part 1, Con. 1, Biddulph Town -
of Hensall, 1 .1 ,on sbip, 2' -mxles west of ttean,
FRIPAY, APRIL 28 1second farm south.
The undersigned auctioneer
REAL
E17STPA'cTIoEck; csh:LFiatsp of received instructions 10 sell by
public auction on
south half Lot 24, Con. 5, Hay 1
Township, 50 acres, all tillable 1
and with the exception of 6 ;
SATURDAY, APRIL 22
at 2:00 p,m. sharp
acres mixed bush. Barn 36x60,
team.
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water supply. Presently all Biduipb, Township47.15 acres
of
REAL ESTATE; Consists of
,
also brick house, Never failing South Side Part 1, Con1,
newly seeded and pasture, land with 0 All
LIVESTOCK: Goo.d. w or k tillable land. Choiceclainylo
CATTLE:th
12 Durham and sl‘vvyiansttcelerme: 1 iseulpwppli s Lucani tevueall; t efWaidalltonengr
3Henrieafrokrdet cows, 6e
steers,11 grassaiees,attle, earrn, with all rights reserved.
This is an ideal grass farm,
TRACTOR .84 FARM MA -1 Terms of Real Estate: 10q.
CHINERY; "44" tractor, on day of sale. Balance in 30
armall ,
in new condition; M-11 20 days. Saki subject to a reason-
Ftractor, in A-1. condi- Dici
tion; MeDeering13-run grain .
and fertilizer drill; M-1•1 3 -fur.;
row tractor plow; McDeering GLADYS E. STEWART,
tractor spreader; Cockshutt 4 - bar side; DONALD G. BANTING,
rake; MeDeering
list of other implements. 81/2" t Executors for the estate of
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ft. cultivator. Includingthe late
long i
ELIZABETH I, MeRANN
mixed grain; 300 bushels Gary ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
oats; 50 bushels barley; 600 Phone 119 Dashwood
bales hay.
GRAIN & HAY: 350 bushels
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ROOTH ELECT1C
POWER and LIGHTING
Industrial Control, 550, 220, 110 Voltage
Transformer, Motor and Control Equipment Installation
House, Barn, Motel, Hotel
PHONE 528W EXETER
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Davies, Grant, Denning
and Benn
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Office Hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
DEVON BUILDING PHONE 261 EXETER
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AUCTION AL E
Livestock, Ttacter,
Ccmng,'Truck,
Farm Machinery,Grain
Straw .anci
-On the, .premises, Lot 6, Con. 6,
[(laborite T.ownehip, 1 mile smith
Of Melville, St.' Mary's road..
The undersigned -auctioneer
_received instruetions. to sell by
public auction on
TUgPAY., APRIA, 25
at '1,4 p.m. sharp
CATTLE: Jersey -cow .eerry-
ing fourth calf, due in June;
part Durhene and .Jersey „cow,
carrying second calf, due in
May; 8 Hereford and Durham
grass cattle; 2 Jersey yearling
heifers.
TRACTOR, COMBINE 64
'TRUCK: Int, "M" Farwell
Tractor, in A-1 .condition;
6 -ft, Clipper combine with pick-
up, in good -condition; 1951
Austin pick-up truck; M.H 15 -
run disc grain and fertilizer
drill; M -H 32 - plate tractor
disc; Int. 3 -furrow plow; Int.
manure spreader; M-11 one-
way disc; int. 3 -section spring
tooth harrows; M -IT rubber
tire wagon.
GRAIN & STRAW: 300 bu-
shels Rodney seed .oats; quan-
tity of straw.
Complete list of sale in next
week's issue,
HUBERT HEYWOOD, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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AUCTION $A1-0
OF LAND
PROPERTY SALE NO. X..415.01
Approximately 10 2/5 acres of
land situated at Pt. Lot 10,
Concession East of Lake Road:
Township of Hay, approximate-
ly 3/4 of a Mile east of St.
Josephs, fronting on the south
side of Highway No. 84,
Sale will take place on the
Property at:
1:30 P.M. E.S.T.'
WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 26, 1961.
• TERMS: One hundred dollars
cash or certifier! cheque (pay-
able to Treasurer of Ontario)
at time of sale, balance pay-
able in thirty days.
Further information may be
obtained from:
The Auctioneer,
Mr, Alvin Walper,
Dashwood, Ontario,
Telephone: Dashwood 119
OR
The Department of Highways,
581 Huron Street,
Stratford, Ontario.
Telephone: 271-3550
Sale subject to reserve bid.
DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS ONTARIO.
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Phone 737 Exeter
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ELECTRIC and ACETYLENE WELDING
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TRACTION APLENTY
FOR THOSE OFF -THE -TRACK ROADS
That favorite fishing bole hard to get to?
Not with Corvairl The engine in the rear is
the big reason—traction where it makes a
difference! It lets Corvair step lightly over
many boggy Spring roads which would
stop other t ars cold. Yes, this is the car
for the backroads as well as the highway,
Built to take yeu where the big ones bitel
A wonderful companion
in a 'whole new
world of fun.
SPACE APLENTY
FOR THE FAMILY AND THEIR FUN GEAR
Everyone loves the Corvair Station Wagon,
There's family room for childree's restless
ways, a bulky assortment of "prized posses-
sions" and the family pet. That's the kind
of room that keeps parents happy, ten
makes a sunny afternoon drive rea(pleasurel
And when it's vacation tine, Corvair shows
an enormous appetite for bag and baggage,
Try it for size!
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FOR PERFORMANCE THAT'S TRULY CANADIAN
A snap in the air and hunters head for the bush
In the car that's just as at home here as in a
shopping centre. Cervair steeds up to all de-
mands . . backs up its promise of performaree
through a unique Unipack Power Team that
joins engine, transmission and axle in one highly
efficient unit, "Go?" You've got it in Carvell
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TO GIVE YOU FUNDS FOR FUN
Corvair cuts the cost of fult down to sleet It does
it with its gas-savirtg ways— with its cenneetely
self-sufficieht cooling system. So elite there's a
skiing weekend eliead—or any other part of the
social whiel—just lay nut pennies for trarisporto-
don ... save the rest for funl
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more than youW ever demand(
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