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PHONE 235.0181 OR 235.0804 EXETER
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 be
had at my office.
TREASURER'S OFFICE, this
lith day of June, 1962.
MURRAY A. DES JARDINS,
Treasurer.
7:12-10:4
Treasurer's
Sate
23 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
Lloyd Wesley Holland,
late of Exeter, Ontario,
25 Auction Sales
Important
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable 100 Acre Farm
Tractor, Autos
Farm Machinery
Household Effects and
Miscellaneous Items
PPR
SERVICE
WITH A
SMILE
On the premises,
Lot 14, Concession 10,
IJS13ORNE TOWNSHIP,
11 4 miles south of Farquh-ar.
Highway 83, or 11/4 miles east
of 1,41inchelsea, thence 1 mile
north,
The undersigned auctioneer
reeeived instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
at 12;00 p.m. sharp
REAL ESTATE: Consitts of
100 acres of land, Lot 14, Con.
10, 1.Isborne Township, on which
is -satiated a well built 2-storey
clearino.
AUCTION .•.•
Of Finance. Co, RanPseeSsions,
18enhrppt Stocks, Selz.
Pros. And, Personal consign-
meets of Modern .1-SoVselielcl
Furniture, Televisions, Appli,
.antes and. tilrencl .New clothin9.
Terms of Real Estate; 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30,
days, Sold subject to a reason.
able reserve bid,
AUTOS & TRACTORS: 1951
Plymouth 4.door sedan, 33,000
actual mileage, in excellent
condition; 1926 Chrysler 4-cyl.
4-door sedan, in good running
order and condition, splendid
antique; 10x20 int. tractor, on
steel,
FARM MACHINERY: M-I4 7•
ft, binder, new condition;
11-rtm grain and fertilizer drill;
3-furrow tractor plow; 3-drum
steel roller; 5-section diamond
harrows; Frost and Wood grain
drill; Frost and Wood 51/2 -ft,
cut mower; stiff tooth culti-
vator; spring tooth cultivator;
all steel wagon; hay rack:
learn disc; hay loader; Vessot brand new clothing; plus many
grinder; extension ladder; set more items which will be re.
of sleighs; root p leased before sale day but not pithier; 2 steel
kettles; cream separator; 2 available for publication at
buggies; 2 cutters; hay tedder; this time.
2 steel water troughs; 1200.1h, TERMS: CASH on day of
platform scales; fanning mill; sa l e: 3,-, sales tax in effect;
stone boat; hay fork rope; CHEQUES accep t e d,
ensilage cutter; oat roller: NOTE; This is another out. windmill; wagon box; steel
posts; .saw frame; single plow; .standing sale of quality met.- chandise. This sale will start pump jack, equipped with gas sharp at 10:30 in the morning motor; pig crate; hay fork; as the hall is booked for other snow fence; set of chimes;
team bells; set single harness: "mmittments in the after'
sledges; heavy chains; manure noon.
spreader; quantity of timber
FRANKLIN BUUCK, and lumber; forks; shovels; Auctioneer, barrels; many other miscell-
aneous Reins,
HOUSEHOLD E F F E C T 5;
Player piano and bench, in
excellent condition; Philco 7- The story in .ft, refrie•erator, like new; Beat.
Returns .,from .tour .
of area in Arctic „..
By MRS.. ROBERT RUNPLE Ines visited several days with
WOODHAM. llev, and Mrs. -WArellaM :and
hol‘1111re'.Sunday
id W4hrtgeeri7bacCrni4orn:nd, Chester, .Hazelwood ,0f
enjoyable tour of the Arctic DTuelttr$0it or alloodooftnIrS•v.isitFololvniethe
sponsored hy the Ontario Teach',
Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Crago .01-
London spent Sunday With Mr,
and Mrs, NorrisWebb And fam-
ily.
Mrs, L. Copeland visited
several days with Mr, and
Mrs. Murray May and family
of Byron.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Maw-
an of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs.
ray visited with Mrs. M. Swit-
Ross R obinson and baby Lynn,
with Mr, and Mrs, Doe Brine.
Qs.ear Brine, llr, and. Mrs. The, Times-Aciyocate, September .'TP00* 13'
zer of St Marys on Sunday
evening.
er were Thursday evening vise. itors with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
were Friday evening guests
Mrs. IA, Copeland and Mur-
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheel-
.„.
old Bradshaw.
Mrs. M. Copeland and jean,
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Copeland,
and Cynthia were Sunda y
guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Mountain of St. Marys.
Miss Yvonne jaques of Zion.
spent a few days with Mrs.
Arthur Hopkins this past week.
Mrs. Chester Hazelwood of De-
troit, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Wag-
horn of Kirkton, and Miss
Joyce Delgetab of Science Hill
SAM SVifElTZER were Sunday visitors.
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11. Properly for. Rent 25 Auction Sales Auction Soles
HOUSE, 2-bedroom, in Exeter, brick dwelling; large living
central location, modern con-and dining room, kitchen and
venienees, immediate posses, utility room, 4 bedrooms with
Mon. Phone 235.2967. 9:6thic clothes closets; filll site base-
ment with newly installed oil
APARTMENT, 2-bedroom, neW, furnace; large well-built bank
unfurnished, available now. C- barn with adjoining pig stable; Lewis, phone 227-4406 Lit- also drive shed and garage; can, 6 e land of extra choice clay loam;
acres mixed bush, remainder HOUSE ,. 3'hOreen), n a r,.1 Y all tillable, well drained, never new, Riverview HeightS, failing water supply- InsPec- eter, all modern conveniences, Lion invited, immediate possession. Apply
Richard Elliott, Palmerston,
phone 231W. 9:6tine
fie
Zion
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ON HOW TO
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rs. Roy Kirk an Edgar ers Federation,
at the Clinton Legion Hall From Toronto the party tray- Mills °it S"dav* CLINTON, ONTARIO oiled by I rain to Illoaannee
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 .\Vhere they boarded a plane
whichtook them to Great Starting in the Morning at 1000 Whale River, from there to
Frobisher Bay and Cape Dor-
eoCombnisni asttlinong radio and record Several days were spent at
of the following: set pp Ba ffin Island,
player; large console model C ane - D orse t Ware flying organ; 2-piece foam rubber south to Povungnituk and zippered cushion chesterf ield Moosonce returning to Toron, suite; kitchen suites; 2•piece , • to by train. davenport suites; 5-piece bed-
room suites complete with LIGW met Tuesday
bookcase beds, box springs and Mrs. G. Copeland was host-
mattresses; 5 TV sets; auto- ess for the UCW meeting held
matie washer and dryer; re- on Tuesday, August 21.
frigerators and electric ranges; The worship service was in
conventional washer; two 39" charge of Mrs. J. Miller, as-
continental beds; p 1 at for m sisted by Mrs, W. Dickey,
rockers; coffee and step tables; Mrs, L, Jaques, Mrs. J. Thom.
tri-light and table lamps; hos- son and Mrs.' L, Thacker.
tess and arm chairs; other odd A story entitled "Ipto the
pieces of furniture; quantity of Sunset" was given- by Mrs. L.
Rock' and Mrs, G. Copeland
favored with a solo. Roll call
was answered by' naming some-
thing you would like clone,
ty electric washer; GE radio; •
Grahamette 2.burner rangette;
Finlay coal and wood range;
oak dining room extension By MISS MUR1EL .HE.RN
table with 6 matching chairs; ...
settee set, including rocker : -.. . .',....,....,,,,,,,,....,,,, .r.,,,,,,,
and chair; leather rocker; oak personal items
rocker; couch; 2 small tables; Mr. Ross Hern is visiting in music cabinet; buffet and china
m a. Detroit this week, cabinet: Raymond sewing Paul Morgan of St. Marys chine; Niagara cycle massage; spent the weekend with his studio couch; 2-door wardrobe;
2 fancy complete toilet sets; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Preliminary results of ' a
2-burner hot plate; kitchen Norman Brock and Bill, study of average incomes re•
clock; coal-oil lamps; fancy Alan Hem returned home on lated to education levels in
antique parlor lamp: antique Friday after holidaying at the Canada show that in 1959 men
dishes; glassware; silverware; home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart with no schooling had an an-
novelties; kitchen utensils; 3 Smale and family. nual average income of $1,648,
complete bedsteads; dressers; James Cornish returned home finished elementary school $3,-
commodes; solid mahogany an- Friday after undergoing an ape 266, finished high school $4,638,
time bedstead; rugs; feather pendeclomy in St. Joseph's finished university $7,046,
ticks; bedding; fancy quilts: Hospital, London.
mats; drapes; cushions; glass Miss Lisa Westcott, Exeter,
Creditors and others having cupboard; pine kitchen cup- visited last week with Mr. and
claims against the above estate board; platform rocker; kitchen Mrs. Ephraim Horn,
are required to send full par- chairs; wooden butter dish Sunday visitors with Mr.
dollars of such claims to the and print; 2 ton chestnut coal; and Mrs. Thomas Bern and
undersigned on or before the Clinton power lawn mower; family were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
15th . day of September, 1962, garden tools, etc. etc. Ballantyne Brian and James, after which date the estate Please Note: This being an ' . Kirkton, Mrs, W. E. Horn and assets will be distributed hay- extra large sale, selling will. Bill, and Mrs. Gordon Sturdy,
ing regard only to claims that start sharp at 12 o'clock. Linda and James of London.
have then been received, No Reserve, everything will Miss Sheila Bern returned
be sold to settle estate. home with them after holiday- Mackenzie & Raymond, TERMS: Cash. ing in London,
Main Street, Exeter, Ontario, ALLEN FLETCHER, Mr. Joe Bailey of Exeter Solicitors for the
Adminiatratrix, GENEVIEVE ALLEN, visited on Sunday with Mr, and
Helen K. Holland, Administrators for the Estate. Mrs. Milton Brock.
60 of the late Trueman Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock
and Bill and Paul Morgan were GARNET HIGHS, Clerk. Sunday evening guests at the
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer cottage of Mr, and Mrs, Fred
Phone 119, Dashwood Penwarden at Grand Bend,
30:6c Mrs. Thomas Brock and
Mrs. Harry Horn and family
attended the decoration serv-
ice at Clandeboye nn Sunday.
Mr. Wayne Horn spent two
days last week at the CNE on
the Huron. County 4-H judging
team.
Mr. Edward Bern was on the
Junior Farmer bus trip to the
CNE on Friday.
Personal items
Dr. and Mrs. George Morphy
and Mr. Terry Gilbert of To-
ronto were weekend guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Don Morphy,
Bradley and Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levy
and Barry of St. Marys were
Sunday guests and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Sperling of London
were Monday guests with Mr.
and Mrs, Walter Levy, Mar-
garet Rose and David,
Miss Caroline lien and Miss
Ruth Miller entered training
in St, Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don, on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Hazel-
wood and family visited a few
days with Mr, and Mrs. Eldon
Henry Bolcaygon,
Mr. Ted Insley and Murray
spent a few days in Toronto
and visited the CNE.
Mr. Ross McCurdy spent
Saturday at the CNE.
Mrs, Harold Williams, Don.
na and Daphne of St. Cathcr.
Open this Sunday, Wed.
nesday afternoon and dur-
ing the evening through-
out the week,
Garage
Sunday And
Evening Service
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