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APARTMENT,. upper,. 3 reoritS,
heated, with *4111. stove .And
refrigerator supplied, private
entrance, .'e t .r a l location;
Available Sept,, 1- Apply Russ'
Billiards, or phone '45.0477,
evenings.. A 1,6tfne
14" TRAILER, at Ipperwash or
'Pinery Park, .A18 a week plus
park fees. 'For full information
phone 228-69e2, evenings, 16*
HOUSE, 4-bedroom, in Grand
Head, nl o d e r n convenieoces.
throughout, possession early
September. Phone ;36r14 Grand
Pend,
MODERN HOME, 2-bedroom,
in Exeter, available September
1, Phone 235-0a95, mOning
evening. ti;1.6*tfrie
• • • •-
2 APARTMENTS, unfurnished,
in Exeter, living room and kit-
chen downstairs, . 2 bedrooms,
a-piece bath with lots of closet
space upstairs. Oil heat, One
available. September 1 and one
October 1. Phone 39r3 leirkten
or 235.0906 Exeter. .8;161the
COTTAGE, suitable for J or
2 persons, central location,
available September 1. IL E,
Balkwill, 47 john St, E., phone
235.1076, 1.6c
BUNGALOW, modern, 3-bed-
room, located west on Hwy. 83,
Phone 235-0454. 8:19tfnc
APARTMENT, furnished, avail-
able September 1. Apply 73
Huron St., phone 235-2620. 16c
APARTMENT, in Exeter, fur-
nished, 3 rooms, heated, 4-
piece bath; no pets please;
available now. Apply 169 Wil-
liam .St. or phone 235.0736,
evenings. 8; 16*tfrit
19 For Sale or Rent
WARTIME HOUSE, in Exeter,
2-bedroom; available Septem.
her 1. Phone 235.2827, 9:16*
22 Notices
Treasurer's
Sale
OF LAND FOR TAXES ,
VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
County of LAMBTON
TO WIT: By virtue of a war-
rant issued by the REEVE of
the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
under his hand and seal of the
said. Corporation bearing the
date the 11th day of June, Sale
of lands in arrears of taxes in
the VILLAGE of GRAND BEND
will be held at my office at the
hour of 10 a.m, o'clock in the
morning on the 10th day of Oc-
tober, 1962, unless the taxes
and costs are sooner paid.
Notice is hereby given that the
list of lands for sale for arrears
of taxes was published in the
ONTARIO GAZETTE on the
7th day of July, 1962, and that
copies of the said list may he
had at any office.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, this
Ilth day of June, 1962.
alURRAY A. DES JARDINS,
Treasurer.
7:12.10:4
NOTICE
Eden and Bethesda cemeteries
in the Township of Usborne
have been declared abandoned
by the Ontario Department of
Health and under the care of
the Township Council. The
Council proposes to clean, level
and reseed the grounds and
group the stones for easier
maintenance, Any person op-
posing or wishing to assist ih
the project should contact the
undersigned clerk of the muni-
cipality,
14, 14. C. STRANG',
Herisall. R.R. #1 Ont.
9:16e
NOTICE
RE: BICYCLE RIDING
oN SIDEWALKS
Under Consolidated By-taw
No. 3, 1923, of the -corporation,
the, riding of bicycles on side-
walks is prohibited in the
ToWn of Exeter. Police have
been instructed to enforce
these regulatioes and notice is
hereby giver) that the bicycles
of offenders May be confiscat-
ed,
Owners else are reminded
that all bicycles must carry a
1962 licence whirl) can be put-
Chased from the police dep't,
C. 11. MacKENZIE
Chief of Police
16e
NOTICE'
finless The party who was
seen removing the wheels and
fifes from the 1958 Chev
Snell Bros, Ltd. lot Stinday
night returns them irriniediate.
l, action Will he taken. 16c
23 iegel NoliCeS
NOTigE TO. -c1R.fDIT.PR,
In the Estate of
Elizabeth Amy,
deceased,
Allpersons having claims
against the estate of Elizabeth
Amy, late of the .Town of Ex-
eter, in the County of Huron,
Widow, who, died on or about
the 8th day of March 1962, are
retittked to file partioul4rs of
same with Bell ,& Laughton,
solicitors of :Exeter, Ontario,
by the 25th day of August, 1962,
After whicb date the estate will
be distributed having regard
only to those eleims of which
notice has been received:
$0,1 & Laughton,
Soileitors for the Administrator
with Will Annexed
Exeter, OM,
11:16:23c
24 Tenders Wanted
ONTAFn0
GENERAL TRADES
FIVE & SIX BAY
METAL PATROL GARAGES
GRAND BEND, ONTARIO
(5 BAY)
CLINTON, ONTARIO (6 BAY)
SEPARATE SEALED FIXED
SUM TENDERS properly en-
dorsed, on forms supplied by
the Department, will be receiv-
ed by the Tenders Secretary,
Room 6630, East Block, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Toronto 2,
Ontario, until 3;15 p.m. (EDT)
on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1962
for the General Trades work
which includes the Mechanical
and Electrical Trades in con-
nection with the ' construction
of a Five Bay Metal Patrol.
Garage for the Department of
Highways, Ontario, at Grand
Bend, Ontario, and also for the
Construction of a similar Six
Bay Metal Patrol Garage for
the Department of Highways,
Ontario, Clinton, Ontario,
NOTE: Tenderers may quote
on one or, both jobs.
Plans, Specifications, Tender
forms, Tender envelopes and
Contract Requirements, . may
be obtained from, or viewed
at Room T704 (Tower), De-
partment 'of Public Works,
East Block, Parliament Build-
ings, Toronto 2, Ontario, (Tele-
phone No. 365-1079), and may
also be viewed at the Builders
Exchange, London and Sarnia,
Ontario.
A $4,000.00 Bid. Bond and a
100% Performance Bond will
be required as specified for
each of the above jobs.
'renders will not be considered
unless made on forms supplied
by the Department of Public
Works, Ontario, in accordance
with the terms and conditions
as set forth therein.
A Deposit of $50.00 CASH, OR
CERTIFIED CHEQUE made
payable to the Treasurer of
Ontario, will be required per
set of tender documents, which
will be refunded if documents
are returned in good condition
within, thirty days of above
closing date, otherwise forfeit-
ed.
The lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,
Parliament Buildings ,
Toronte, 2, Ontario
August 14, 1962,
J. D. MILLAR,
Deputy Minister,
Department of Public Works,
Ontario,
16:23c
TENDERS WANTED
FOR OIL SUPPLY
Sealed tenders will be re-
ceived until August 31, 1962 by
the undersigned for the supply-
ing of furnaee and stove -oil
fot the Biddulph public schools.
CLIFFORD A. ABBOTT,
Secretary-Treasurer,
RR 1 Lueae, Ont.
25 Auction Sates
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects
& Misc. Items
On the fieerilises, Lot 5, COn, 2,
BLANSHARD TOWNSHIP
I mile hotel, of Kirkton,
1 mile east. of 23 Highway.
The undersigned auctioneer
received inStructiohs to sell by
public auction oh
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2$
at 1;00 p.m.
IMO following: Wine thester.
field suite; occasional chairs;
9-pieec walnut dining room
suite; mahogany end table;
coffee table; 2 antique chairs;
hall heat; 2 end tables With
book racks, marble lop tom.
mode; walnut bed; buffet; 6
dining room 'chairs; rocking
'chair' high chair; library table;
gate 'leg toffee table; kitchen
cabinet; table and 6 chairs";
White treadle sewing machine;
trilight; several table lamps;
36" Giierney 4-burner electric
ratige with clock; "Gilson frig,
11..3 en. It,; Beatty washer; 2
sets dinner 'dishes; 'odd dishes,
genie antique ; cannistet set;
Presto pressure cooker large;
electric iron; 2 ironing 'hoards;
various kitchen gadgets,' sit-
verware; drapes; linens; Van-
lets; large oil beater.; clectrie
heater; 30 Sap pails and spilet;
frame garage on skidS, 1.4';x19%
liutitereeS tither R014,
In Oise of rain, sale 'will be
held Under cover,
EMERSO' PATON, Prop.
JACK ALEXANDER, Mitt.
Wirigham
i612,3t
2$ Auction Sales.
Clearin9
AUCTION $ALE
.Complete Lino of
Valuable Household Effects
Carpenter- Tools
Misc. Items
On the premises,
21/2 miles south of Exeter,
ilia miles east, on
SATURDAY, Sg.IITMC3.413. 3
Watch for .complete list in
next week's issue,
ROBERT HEATH, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
160
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Household
Effects, 'Carpenter Tools
and Misc, Items
On the premises, 316 Carling
St., in the
TOWN OF EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14
at 1130 p.m.
Dining room extension table;
6 leather seat matching chairs;
clover leaf top centre table;
end, tables; centre tables; mag-
azine rack; oak rockers; baby
buggy, like new; wicker rock-
er; °cash:mai chairs; Sparton
refrigerator; Thor electric
washer; 4-burner electric stove,
like new; Yale medium-size
sate, brand new condition;
electric clock; aluminum lad-
der; settee and chairs; platform
rocker; china cabinet; small
cupboard; Singer sewing ma-
chine; hall mirror; electric
radio; glass cupboard; electric
lamps; library table; 2 oak
bedsteads complete with springs
and mattresses; dressers; com-
modes; coal-oil lamps; fancy
antique lamp; antique clock;
kitchen clock; couch; toilet set;
card table; record player (like
new); large assortment of
linens, bedding, quilts, mats,
comforters; feather tick; pil-
lows; floor covering; silver-
ware; fancy glassware and
antique dishes; complete din-
ner set; silver cream and sugar
set; kitchen utensils; 5-gal.
antique style whiskey jug; coal
and wood range; electric stove;
electric washer; gale, tubs;
step ladder; Swiss bells; fish-
ing equipment; large assort-
ment of new and used carpen-
ter tools, including chisels,
hammers, saws, planes, axes,
chains, vises, drills, wrenches,
etc., etc.; small picket fencing;
quantity of lumber; other misc.
items.
Thi is an extra large sale.
Everything in first class con-
dition. Plan to attend.
TERMS: Cash.
ENOCH ROWCLIFFE, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
9:16c
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Garage
Equipment &. Accessories
Heavy Duty Towing Truck
1/2 -Ton Ford Pick-up Truck
Boats, Motors, Household
Effects & Mist, Items
25 Auction Sales „,,..
comgiest .assortmeut ,of water
skis, life jackets, .etc., etc-
HOUSE11040 EFFECTS;
Moffat 4-burner electric stove;
small rpegette; 3 wooden ward.
robes; Servel dual refrigerator;
8 .counter stools; .Schroller
pia net and bench; kitchen
chairs; TV aerial; record play-
er; stand; rug, 9x9; bed-
steads, springs 4,0.(1 mattresses;
dressers; commodes; restaur-
ant dishes and equipment;
double electric grill; ,Sylex cof-
fee maker; 3 oil heaters; AS,
fOrlInent of doors And windows;
MeCaskey safe and filing cabi-
net; 2 electric radios; riding
breeches and boots; 3 power
mowers; many other misc.
items.
PLEASE NOTE: Due to De-
partment of Highway restrie.
thins, building wilt have to be
vacated.
No Reeervee-everything will
he sold,
Remember sale ,dates—Aug,
22 and Aug, 23.
TERMS; Cash,
JOHN MANQRE, Proprietor
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
9:16c
TIMELY TIPS
Records of farm business ope-
rations, along with analysis of
these records can pinpoint weak
areas that might be robbing
you of extra profits, advise eco-
nomists with the Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture, Rec-
ords let you assess your opera-,
tion accurately, and pick the
right answers to your farm bu-
siness problems.
When selecting gilts or sows
for future breeding, look for a
disease free herd ,as well as
for well-developed udders, sound
teats, long deep sides, full
hams, and large size for age,
say swine researchers at the
Ontario Agrcultural College,
Ry ION RAIRBAIRN
The Ontario Department of
Agriculture has assumed full
responsibility for any Previntial
rparolg Rragasbiitutnadtieorn thaendApgre)VeeullotPli:
moot Act.
Agriculture Minister Stewart
has indicated the department's
active role in. ARDA by an-
nouncing that he intends to ap-
point a full-time director for
the ARDA program in the very
near future. Ontario will be the
first province to take this step,
The ARDA director will co-or-
dinate the efforts of all provin-
mai government departments
concerned with rural develop-
ment with those of the federal
government.
Until recently, provincial pro-
grams planned under ARDA had
been under the jurisdiction of
the Department of Lands and
Forests but strong representa-
tions by the Ontario Federation
of A ,g r c ulture, which has
whole-heartedly endorsed the
ARDA program, maY have been
responsible for this change on
policy. An OFA committee un-
der the chairmanship of Vice-
President A. 14, X. Musgrave
recently discussed the role of
the federatirei in the ARDA pro-
gram with the minister and his
deputy, Great emphasis is
placed on the importance of
local committees of people from
rural communities who realize
the needs of farm pepole in de-
veloping ARDA projects,
Stress marketing
Recent top level changes in
the Ontario Department of Ag-
riculture reflect the continued
emphasis by the government on
farm marketing. This swing
from production to marketing
was first noticed under former
Agriculture Minister Goodfel.
low with the APpointment of
Everett Biggs as .director of
marketing. Mr. Biggs is now
01414' minister under Honour-
able Wm, A. Stewart who as
Awned the agriculture portfolio
In the new. cabinet formed hr
Primo AVMs* Robarts.
Now two assistant deputy min-
isters have been named; B. O,
Bennett, former chief of the
marketing division, who will be
in charge of the administrative
detail of the department and
W. P. Watson, former chief of
the production and extension di-
vision,
Emphasis on marketing does
not indicate any slackening the
attention On production prob-
lems and deVelopments, Mr.
Watson who, incidentally, is a
former livestock .commissioner,
will assist the deputy minister
with the various technical .aer,
ices of the department.
Former assistant deputy min-
ister, T. 11., Hilliard was recent-
ly appointed deputy minster of
the department of energy re-
sources of the Ontario govern-
ment, Another new appointment
in agriculture is that of C. B.
Schneller as director of the in-
formation branch, a post that
has been vacant since Glen War-
low returned to teaching at the
OAC last fall. Mr. Schneller is
a graduate of the OAC with a
Special
Prices
on Austin
850
Models
WHILE THE
STOCK LASTS
1960 FALCON TUDOR
New tires.
1958 FORD TUDOR, 500
Fairlane Hardtop, radio,
automatic, tit-trine, new
tires,
1058 CHEVROLET TUDOR
Real sharp, radio.
1056 METEOR SEDAN
With radio, used by a
young fellow for parking
only.
1059 VAUXHALL SEDAN
OF.
1959 VAUXHALL WAGON
Tu-tone.
1955 FORD FA1RLAND
SEDAN, radio.
.1960 850 MORRIS MINOR
1953 CHEV TUDOR HAD-
TOP, real sharp, radio,
rear seat speaker,
1052 PLYMOUTH
Yott tame the price.
SouthEnd
Service
Russ and tlitytk
P11 114:111. tXttElt,
mas'ter's degree front -.Cornell
who has .SerVed as assistant ag*
rICUltUre representative in sett.
prat Ontario .counties,
Oppose Machinery Act?
Last winter, the minister also
appointed large committee to
study the whole question of farm
machinery testing, inspec-
tion, parts depots and availabi.
lity of spare parts, This is a,
large group representing fame
tee; manufacturers, distribu-
tors, dealers and engineering
experts but it has been busy
holding hearings and receiving
and reviewing briefs, However,
no reports — even an interim
one is available as yet. Nor
is there any indication that the
previncial government is eon•
sidering bringing in Any kind of
legislation regardless of the
committee's findings.
It is extremely doubtful that
a Progressive Conservative gov-
ernment in Ontario will follow
the lead of a CCF government •• in Saskatchewan, which intro-
duced an act some years ago,
even though both the Ontario
Federation of Agriculture and
the Farmers' Union have been
preseing for legislation, While
Mr Stewart is sympathetic to-
ward some of the farmers' re•
quests, especially concerning
the availability of spare parts,
opposition to a farm machin-
ery act by manufacturers, deal-
ers and distributors is well or-
ganized And powerful. There 1$
feeling in ,pertain groups that
of the farm grouPS ree.
ommendations could be ample-
mented without the introduction
of an act.
Furrow orid farrow
appom men s
stress marketing
rile TiMePAdvocate, August 16, 194 Page 13
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22
and
THURSDAY, AUGUST 23
Commencing at 1;00 p.m.
"52 MACK 3-TON WRECKER
equipped with Holmes heavy
duty model wrecking equip-
ment, in A-1 condition.
'69 FORD VA F-100 1/2-TON
PICKUP-TRUCK, in A.1 condi-
tion.
Spark plug cleaner; tire
pateher; tubeless tire expand-lee er; vulcanizing unit; portable
air pressure tank; various h-
dratille and inechaeieal jacks;
Hein Werner 11/2 -ton jack;
tory portable rotary pump;
Atlas battery. tester; Alien
Dyna a and 12 volt battery
charger; large assortment of
fan belle, spark plugs, pc:lints,
condensers, coils, fuel and
Water pumps; ignition equip-
merit; new and used tires, vaV,
IOUs sizes; ante lights; wiper
`blades; chain hoist; spray gun;
trouble cords; auto greasing
equipnierit; tools; wrenches;
mufflers; battery cables; As.
Militant of oils and greases;
including full line of garage
'equipment.
BOATS, MOTORS & ACCES-
SORIES: Johnsott Super Sea
Horse 40, brand new also 20,
18, 35, 71/2 and 5 outboard
motors; boat traders, various
sizes; 12-ft. sail boat; 15-ft.
fibreglass boat; Tee Ned 15-ft.
molded boat, equipped with 35
it.p. Johnsen meter; marine ac-
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