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22 .Netios
Treasurer
Sale
OF LAND FOR TAXES
VIL.I,A.GF, of GRAND BEND
County of 1.4AMDTON
TO WIT: By virtue of a war•
rant issued by the REEVE at
the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
under his hand and seal of the
said Coriiiiration bearing the
date the nth day of June, Sale
of :ands in arrears of taxes in
the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
will be held at my office al the
hour of 10 a.m. o'clock in the
morning on the 10th day of Oc.
Sober, 1962, unless the taxes
and costs are sooner paid.
N otice is hereby given that the
list of lands for sale for arrears
of taxes was published in the
ONTARIO GAZE'TTE on the
710 day of July, 1962, and that
copies of the said list may be
had at my office
TREASURER'S OFFICE, this
llth day of June, 1062.
MURRAY A. DES JARDINS,
Treasurer
7:12-10:4
Notice to Destroy
NOXIOUS
WEEDS
Notice is hereby given to
property owners in the Town
of Exeter to destroy all )Nox-
ious Weeds to prevent their
going to seed.
Also, after July 1.6, 1962, pro-
ceedings will be taken to de-
stroy Noxious Weeds in ac-
cordance with the Weed Con-
trol Act.
C, V. PICKARD, Clerk
5:12c
In the year ending March
31, 1962, payments from the
Unemployment insurance Fund
totalled $466 million and the
fund's revenues were $340 mil-
lion.
23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO ,OREPITORS.
In the Estate of
Barry ,Raymond:
garroll,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the _estate of Barry
Raymond Lee Carroll, late of
the City of Haifa, in the State
of Israel, Commercial Pilot,
who died on or about the 2nd
day of March 1961, are requir-
ed. to file particulars of same
with Bell & Laughton, solicitors
of Exeter, Ontario, by the 19th
day of July, 1062, after which
date the estate will he distri-
buted having regard only lo
those claims of which notice
has been received.
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for Ancillary
Administrator,
Exeter, Ont.
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25 Auction Sales
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Finance Co. reposses-
sions, bankrupt stock s,
Bailiff seizures, and per-
;oriel consignments of mod-
ern household furniture,
televisions, appliances, and
brand new clothing on
SATURDAY, JULY .14
at 100 p.m. sharp
at the
CLINTON LEGION HALL
Clinton, Ont.,
Consisting of the following —
2 piece foam rubber zippered
cushion chesterfield suite s,
large console model organ,
combination radio and record
player, chrome kitchen suites,
2 piece davenport suites, 5 TV
sets, automatic washer and
dryer, refrigerators and elec-
tric ranges, conventional wash-
er, 2 5-piece bedroom suites
complete with bookcase beds,
box-springs and mattresses;
two 39" continental beds, plat-
form rockers, coffee and step
tables, hostess and arm chairs,
tri-light and table lamps, other
odd pieces of furniture, quan-
tity of brand new clothing plus
many more items which will he
released before sale day but,
not available for publication at
this time.
TERMS: Cash on day of sale,.
3'1, sales tax in effect,
CHEQUES accepted,
NOTE—this is an outstanding
sale of new and nearly new
merchandise.
FRANKLIN MICK, Auct.
12e
25 Auclion Sales
IMPORTANT
AUCTION SALE
of UPON Power Tools,
.Electric Appliances and
..other Miscellaneous Items
on, the .premises
ZURICH PUBLIC. SCHOOL
In the Village of Zurich
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
Public Auction on
FRIDAY EVENING., JULY 29
At 600 p.m, Sharp
Sale includes Yates heavy
duty jig saw equipped with is
h.p. electric motor; heavy duty
automatic drill press with com-
plete attachments and 1 h.p,
electric motor; all steel turning
lathe, fully equipped; Crafts.
man mitre box and saw; table
saw equipped with Pi h.p„ elec-
tric motor; ledge grinder;
metal shaper and roller; large
heavy duty vice; punch press;
5 small vices; carpenter tables;
table benches equipped with
wooden vice; large assortment
of saws, planes, drills, brace
and hits, wrenches, plyers, etc.,
etc.
Westinghouse electric wash-
er; heavy galvanized double
laundry tubs; ironing hoard; 4-
burner electric stove; 5 desk-
type Singer electric sewing
machines with matching stools;
assortment of tables; large cup-
board equipped with sink; as-
sortment of cupboards and book
eases; chesterfield; occasional
chairs; Heintzman piano; kitch-
en utensils; carpet sweeper;
kitchen chairs; desk. Many
other miscellaneous items.
Please 'Note; Above mentioned
items all in first class condi•
lion and will be sold without re-
In case of vain, sale will be
held under cover,
Hay Township School. Area,
Ray Fisher, Chairman
Alvin Walper, Auctioneer
12,19c
235-1337
to place your
Want-Ad
Room 1 — Audrey 'laborer
Grade 2 to Grade
First ('lass Honours: Stephen
ItOSSP, Alan Merrier, Ronald
Sinclair.
Second Class Holiours: ,lames
Rader, Donna Schilhe, Howard
Thiel, Mary Thomson, Douglas
Turltheim, .Sharon Willett
Third Class 'Honours; Patricia,
Grade l toGrade
First Class Honours; Kevin
Bowman, rohn .Deichert, How-
and Gingrich, Peter Hesse, Di-
ane Klopp, Nancy .Shantz, Janet
Vs'ebh,
Second Class Honours: Joyce
Lawrence Black,
Abram De Mooy, Mauna Gas.
cho, Elizabeth Gingerich, Effie
Hovius, Ronald .Rader, Danny
Schilbe.
Third Class Honours: Peter
Corriveati, Martha Erh, Allen
Haye, Patsy N e e h, Wayne
Truem net'.
Conditional Promotion:
Desjardine, Wendy Hay.
Room 2 — Miss 13, Ayre
To Grade 4
First Class; Barbara Brown,
Cheryl Clauslus, Robbie Doerr,
Maryke Demooy, Ralph Geiger,
Carol Gingerich, Brenda Koeh-
ler, Don (leach, John Thomson,
Don Truemner,
Second Class; Garry Hess,
Larry Hess, Helen Liebold,
Thelma. Ramer, Sandy Sinclair,
Carolyn Thiel, Beth Troyer.
Third. Class; John Corriveau,
judy :Daters, Randy Decker,
Tim Decker, :Marvin Erb, Al-
bert: Hovius, Douglas Rader,
Barry Thiel, Richard Walker,
Sandra Webb, Jerry Willert,
Dwight Zehr,
To Grade 3
First Class: S a 1 I ,1" Dietrich,
,lohn Donovan, Christine Haber-
er,
Second Class: Bruce Adkins,
Kim Black, Barbara Daf;ers,
cart Gaseho, Marlene Ginge-
rich,
Third Class; Ronald Clarke,
Room 3 — Mrs. Phylis Peichort
To Grade 6
First: ,lo-Ann Thiel, Shirley
Thiel, Faye Troyer, Dianne
Zehr.
Second: C a r y Trueniner,
Elaine Westlake, Patricia Will-
Tran,9ferred : Hubert. Thiel,
To Grade 5
.Eirst: Dianne Adkins, Terry
Black, Dale. Brown, Gwen Claus-
ius, Douglas Comm, Diewertje
de ',Ninny, Ronald Desjardine,
Ruth Ann Fieischauer, Carol
Gascho, Ed w ard Gingerich,
Mary Ellen. Gingerich, Kay
Hovius, Gary Hugill, Tanya
Parkins, Marlene Rader, Nor-
ma Schantz, Michael Walker,
Linda Webb,
Senna: Clifford fluigerich,
Mary Catherine Gingerich, Deb'
°rah Merner, Richard Schilbc,
David Siebert.
Third: Gary DRUTS, Dale
Erb, Paula. Siebert,
Transferred: Wayne mer-
Room 4 — Mrs. Doreen Ocach
Grade 6
First Class Honours: Marilyn
Gaschn, Gary Gingerich„Allan
Hulbert, .Carol johnslon, Larry
Kipper, Ruth Lei hold, Edward
Prang. Douglas Stade, Richard.
Turkheim, Sharon Whittaker,
Eltie Wynja.
Second Class Honours; Dan-
ny Black. Kenneth Clarke, Rich-
ard Fisher, Stuart Gingerich,
Lois Ramer.
Third Class Honours: Richard.
Grade 5
First Clasa. Honours: David
Brown, Ronnie Corriveau, Paid
Flaxbard, Martha Gaseho, Clare
Lawrence, Shirley MeClinches,
James Ratner, Linda Stade.
Second Class Honours: Glen
Gascho, Marcia Merrier, -Philip
Rader,
Third Class Honours; Sandra
Desjardine,
Room 5 — D, L, O'Brien
(In alphabetical order)
To Grade 9
First Class Honours: Sue Anne
Goxon, Linda Gaschn, Sadie
'limit's Elaine Ilugill, Donna
Kipper Ruth. Pepper, Cheryl
Stade.
Third ('lass Honours: .Rich
and Thiel, Kenneth Westlake.
Shirley 'Weirlo.
To Grade 8
First ('lass Honours: Cars
Fla.xha argarm Geiger,
Ivan Pepper, Richard Shanty,
Lynda Thiel, Dorothy Wagner.
Scond Class Honours; Gor-
don Meiling, Eldon Bullock,
Brian Decker, John Gascho,
Catherine Gingerich, David
Gingerich, Paul Hesse, lake
linvius, Sandra MeClinchey,
Bert. Visscher.
Third Class Honours; Gary
Anderson, Douglas Erh, Anne
Rainer.
Conditional Promotion: Paul
Cnrriveau, Ross Leihold, Donald
McAdams, Sylvia Sterner, Tom.
Merner, Ross Whittaker,
" Donates Class Leader,
JOHN DEB
SS 1 .Isborne
(These students have passed
into the grades indicated. The
names, except for grade 9, are
in alphabetical order.)
Grade 9 —Na ncy Strang,
Allen Oke.
Grade R Ron Parsons.
Grade 7 — Barbara Dougall,
Ronnie nougat], Diane Ike.
Grade 5 — Lynda Dougalt,
,‘"lri,eysetej2:.erguson, John Knight,
Marion Parsons, Rosemarie
Grade 4 -- Lynda Parsons,
Floyd 'Westlake, Harold West-
lake.
Grade — Kathy Ferguson,
Larry Ferguson, Mary Siarg-
aret jeffer, Allan Knight,
Grade 2 — Cathy Knight, Lin-
da Westlake, Gerry Zielman,
Teacher -- Mrs, Haugh
vonfiromomes
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Notice to Destroy
Noxious Weeds
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to property
owners in urban and subdivided areas to destroy
all Noxious Weeds as often as necessary in each
season, in prevent their going to seed.
Also, after July 20. 1962. proceedings will be
taken to destroy Noxious Weeds in accordance
with the Weed Control Act.
ALEX CHESNEY
Huron County Weed Inspector
The Timos.klyocotot jviy 12, 1962 Pa
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horsepower or more will be to
required fn carry special plates. any surface.
The plates will state the re-
commended safe maximum en-
gine power and weight capacity
limit for individual boats,
Tile plates will he aimed at
informing boat owners of the
safety margins within which
they must operate.
To obtain plates where they
have not been supplied by
manufacturer's, boar owners
must obtain application forms
at customs offices or transport
department steamship inspee•
Hon offices.
On the forms they must fin
in figures showing various di-
rnensions of their boats. These
forms must be sent in a Pest-, See Page 15 .agOree .envelope to the super- "-•' ---•-- • • "----,..,•—• -
New boat-marking regulations Intendent of nautical :safety,
aainttlited ;lavte ,riivedouweeilnign .gaccoldi entssmiei-1 l deplalertmeheanrtgeolL
being
tl'a.n
made
transport,
stilling from the overloading lawn, along 'with a .$1 fee,
pleasure boats were announced ofset the cost of the plates and, recently by the transport, de- of the administrative arrange•
pa rtment . merits necessary for their issu- Effective July 1, pleasure ante,
Moats 16 feet or i nless length Th e oars will he, stt if.a ifix.
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