The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-09-20, Page 11Treasurer'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 .Tune, 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
bad at my office.
TREASURER.'S 'OFFICE, this
11th day of June, 1962.
MURRAY A. DES JARDINS,
Treasurer.
7:12.10:4
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL
The next regular meeting of
Stephen Township Council will
be held in the Township Office,
Crediton, Friday, September
28, 7 pm.
ROSS HAUGH,
Township Clerk,
TENDERS WANTED
Firm, signed quotations are invited for the supply
of the following types of equipment required for
the new secondary school programme at Clinton.
1. (a) HAND TOOLS, AUTO SHOP
(b) HAND TOOLS, CARPENTRY SHOP
(c) HAND TOOLS, ELECTRICITY SHOP
(d) HAND TOOLS, MACHINE SHOP
2. CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT (cutlery, crockery,
glassware, etc.)
3. OFFICE EQUIPMENT (filing cabinets, filing
baskets, staplers, etc,)
Complete listings of equipment, may be obtained
from Clinton District Collegiate Institute, Clinton,
Ontario.
All quotations should be submitted on or before
October 12, 1962 and addressed to; Mr. D. J. Coch-
rane, Principal, Clinton District Collegiate Institute,
Clinton, Ontario.
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rung Features SyndrAttbse„ 1962 World sights reserved
'The Times-AchlPsetet September 20, 194
emand for services
increases over.g0004,
11 Property For Rent
APARTMENT, 1-bedroom, un
Moin. St,, available August 1,
Could And Jory, phone 235-
0270, '8:161the
APARTMENT, furnished, 2-
bedroom, modern and. comfort-
able.The former Simmons
Apartments, Sanders St. East,
phone 235.2012, after 6 p,m,
8: *tine
APARTMENT, upper, 3 rooms,
heated, with bath, stove and
refrigerator supplied, private
,entrance,, cent r a l location;
Available Sept. 1. Apply Russ'
Billiards, or phone 230-0477,
evenings, 8:16tfric
APARTMENT, in Exeter, fur-
Dished, 3 rooms, heated, 4-
piece bath; no pets please;
available now. Apply 169. 'Wil-
liam St. or phone 235.0736,
evenings. 8:16*tfne
APARTMENT, 2-bedroom, un-
furnished, heated, living room,
modern kitchen and bath, stove
supplied, hot and cold water,
private entrance, utilities paid;
114 miles west on Huron St.;
available September 1. Phone
235-2427, 8:30thic
APARTMENT, 1-bedroom,
ground floor, private entrance,
stove, refrigerator, oil heat,
utilities paid. Phone 2354995,
before 1:00 p.m, 1,3:200
STORE, Main St., Exeter, loca-
tion of former Exeter Electric,
floor area 750 so, ft,, suitable
for store or office, heated,
washroom facilities, storage
space, immediate possession,
Apply Art Gaiser, phone 235-
1505 days, 235.2754 evenings.
0:6 tfnc
APARTMENT, 2-bedroom, all
modern conveniences; separate
entrance, • private bath, Phone
235-0915. 9 : 13tfnc
COUNTRY HOME, 4-bedroom,
on Highway No. 4, 1 mile
north of Hensel], oil furnace,
modern conveniences. Avail-
able October 1, Apply J. C.
Smillie, phone 274J2 Hensel],
13'20:27*
STORE on. Main Street, op-
posite the Exeter host office.
Apply at Exeter Times-Advo-
cate. 9:113f*
APARTMENT, upper, 4 rooms
with bath, private entrance,
heated, hydro paid, on High-
bury Ave., 8 miles north of
London. Apply Harold Weaver,
phone Granton 82r11, or Mur-
ray Gibson, phone Granton
82r7. 20',
APARTMENT, heated, living
room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 3-
piece bath, 3 large closets,
private entrance. Phone 81
Dashwood. 20:27c
HOUSE, in Parkhill, modern,
furnished, 3 bedrooms, 4-piece
bath, oil heat. Phone GE 4-2377
London. 20c
APARTMENT, modern, 2-bed-
room, all conveniences, utilities
paid, reasonable rent, Phone
234.6301 Crediton. 20c
.3:BEDROOM residence, Grand
Bend, well winterized, heat
and hydro provided, Available
October 1. E. R. Guenther,
Dashwood, phone 13W, 20:27c
22 Notices
22 Notices
WARNING
RWA,S1.1 CAMP
RIFLE RAN.PE.
The 1st Battalion of the
Royal Canadian Regiment will
carry out night firing exercises
at. Camp Ipperwash between
2000 and 2200 hours every night
of the following periods: 24 to
28 Sep 62 and ist to 5 Oct 62.
Ipperwash Ranges comprise
all and singular that certain
parcel or tract. of land and
premises, situate, lying and
being in the Township of
Bosanquel, in the County of
Lambtoe and Province of
Ontario being composed of
parts of lots 1.2-3-4-5-6 and 7
Concession A. Lots 1.2-3-4-5-
6-7-8, Concessions B and C
and lots 1.2-3-4-5-6-7-8 Con-
cession D which parcel may
be more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Commencing at the North
east corner of the road junc-
tion Queens Highway No. 21
and the road leading north
to the Ontario Provincial
Park (Entrance Gate to
Camp Ipperwash) thence nor-
therly along the Provincial
Park Road No 28" 21' W
9240,00' to a point thence N
61° 11' 15" E 2616.24' to a
point thence N 28' 08' W to
the present water line of
Lake Huron thence easterly
along water line to a point
870.5 feet to the west of un-
opened road allowance be-
tween Concession D and lot
No, 41 thence S 28' 08' E
400' more or less to a point
thence N 67 0 31' E 870.5 feet
to a point on road allowance
between Concession 1) and lot
41 thence S 28° 08' E 9640
feet more or less to a point
thence S 61" 11' 15" W along
No. 21 Highway 10,464.96' to
the point of beginning.
No fences exist on this pro-
perty and only one sign is in
existence being situated at the
South easterly side of property
facing No, 21 Highway,
STRAY AMMUNITION AND
EXPLOSIVE OBJECTS
Bombs, grenades, shells and
similar explosive objects are
a hazard to life and limb. Do
not pick up or retain such
objects as souvenirs. If you
have found or have in your
possession any object which
you believe to be an explo-
sive, notify your local police
and arrangements will be
made to dispose of it.
The danger area is clearly
defined by danger signs and
trespassing in this area is pro•
hibited.
The Crown will not accept
responsibility for any claims
which may arise out of damage
or injury (including death) to
persons or property resulting
from disregard of this notice.
BY ORDER
E. B. Armstrong
Deputy Minister
Department of
National Defence
OTTAWA, Canada
HQ 4570.1 Vol 5
August 15, 1962.
24 Tenders Wanted
SEALED TENDERS
clearly marked
TENDERS FOR OIL
will be received by the under-
signed until noon Monday,
October 1, 1962, for the supply
of oil for the heating season
of 1962/63. Since this is a new
installation in our enlarged
school quantity required cannot
be estimated. Tank capacity-
10,000 gallons. Please quote on
number 5 and include full de-
tails of composition of fuel
proposed. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
1-f. C. LAWSON, Sec,-Treas.
Clinton District Collegiate
Institute Board,
Box 9, Clinton, Ontario.
20:27c
VILLAGE OF HENSALL
ERECTION OF GARAGE
Sealed tenders will be re•
ceived up to 6 n'elock, Satur-
day, September 29th, for the
erection of a garage at the
rear of the Town Hall, Hensall.
Building to be 19 feet by 30
feet With cement foundation,
cement block walls, asphalt
built-tin roof. Contractor to sup-
ply all material. Plans May be
seen at the Clerk's Office,
Hensall, Lowest or anytender
not necessarily accepted.
EARL CAMPBELL, Clerk
20:27c
25 Auction Sales
25 Auction Sales
ing. bloodlines and producers;
12 .grade cows ranging in, age
from 4 to 7 years old, all milk.
leg and of outstanding calibre,
kept only for their high quality,
including 84 lbs. per day
cows, Also. selling are daugh-
ters of today's most prominent
Unit. and artificially used sires,
including Smithcroft Snowball
Rocket, Fraser Butter Boy,
Romandale• Re-Echo Rocket,
Rosafe Citation It; Glenafton
Milestone, .G.lenafton Benefac-
tor, This is an extra good herd
with good .type, size and ,qual-ity. All calfhood vaccinated
and Brucellosis certified,
TRACTORS & FARM MA.
CHINERY: -Oliver 99 on reb•
her, in A-1 condition; Fordson
1950 on rubber, all newly over-
hauled; Case 10-ft, fertilizer
spreader, recently purchased;
M.11 No. 11 tractor spreader,
like new; M.IT 7-ft. cut power
take-off mower, used one sea-
son; McDeering 4-bar fake
on steel; 40-plate double disc;
heavy duty rubber tire wagon
and rack; 30-ft, hay elevator
equipped with IA h,p. motor;
3-furrow Oliver tractor plow
on rubber; 3-section diamond.
harrows; 18-tooth spring tooth
cultivator; quantity of cedar
posts; and manyother miscell-
aneous
M IL KIN G EQUIPMENT:
Surge 4-unit milking machine,
complete with piping for 38
cows, new condition; Copeland
12-can automatic milk cooler
and sprayer, recently purchas-
ed: Hiput 16-gal. hot water
unit; 38-80 lb. milk cans; milk
pails and strainer; 2 steel
water troughs.
FEED: 3500 hales of choice
mixed hay.
PLEASE NOTE: This being
an extra large sale, selling will
start sharp on time.
No Reserve, as owner is
moving to Sarnia.
Lunch booth on grounds.
TERMS: Cash,
WILLEM DEJONG, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119, Dashwood
13:20c
Farm Sold — Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Of Cattle, Sow and Litter
Implements, Grain
and Household Effects
For A. ROY WHITING
Lot 15, Concession 8,
McGILLIVRAY TWP,
West Centre Road; 21/2 Miles
South-west of Greenway.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
at 1:30 p.m.
Cattle: 2 cows, with calves
by side; 5 cows, due in spring,
bred to imported Shorthorn
bull from Oxford Unit; heifer,
due in December; 5 yearling
heifers; 3 yearling steers; 6
calves. The above cattle arc
exceptionally good Shorthorn
quality and well worth any-
one's time to see them,
SOW & LITTER.
IMPLEMENTS: VA Case
tractor, excellent condition; 2-
furrow Case plow; Internation-
al cultivator; Case cultipacker;
M.M. 28-plate disc, real good;
Cockshutt 5-ft. mower, short
tongue; Case 4-bar side rake;
manure spreader; scales, 2000;
4-section harrows; 111.H. fertil-
izer and grain drill; rubber
tired wagon and racks, real
good shape; trailer, with live-
stock racks; bob sleighs; fan-
ning mill; oil drums; iron ket-
tle, and numerous other 'use-
ful articles found at a clearing
farm sale,
Also will be offered a quan-
tity of mixed grain and Rodney
oats; plus a few household
effects.
TERMS:' Cash.
H, FILSON & T. ROBSON,
Auctioneers
Phone Ilderton Collect
20c
Important
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Household
Effects, Antiques
Electric Appliances
and Misc. Items
On the premises in the
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
First, house smith of Mennonite
Church, Goshen St. North.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
at U00 p.m.
Oak dining room extension
table; 6 dining room chairs;
china cabinet; occasional
chairs; various oak rockers; 2
platform rockers; settee with
matching chair and rocker;
organ and stool, in new condi.
tion; antique writing desk;
chest of drawers; mirrors; 9
ft., refrigerator; drop leaf
table; kitchen table and chairs;
.MeClary electrie washing ma-
ohihe; 4-brinier electric; stove;
coal and wood apace beater:
electric radio; steel bed,
springs and mattress; 3 oak
bedsteads, springs and matt-
resses; dressers; commodes;
war d r ob e; coal-oil lamps;
large assortment mats, quilts,
bedspreads, linens, cushions;
congoteum and tapestry rugs;
toilet sets; large variety glass-
ware, silverware, antique dish-
es; complete dinner set; kit-
chen utensils; sealers; crocks;
potted plants; step ladder;
galv. tubs; Miler; cellar table;
garden tools; many articles
toe nut erous 10 Mention,
Please Note: Listed items
consigned by Gerald Gingerich
include: 2 Due Therm oil space
healer S; coal and wood fur.
lined; Oil tank; Fleetwood radio
and record player; Westing.
house outOtotitie washer.;
fat 4-burner electric range;
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combination ,coal, wood ,and
,eleetrie range; stoker and eon-
trots; oil burner. conversion.;
2 refrigerator cabinets; refrig-
erator .compressors; power
lawn mowers; Beatty sump
PUmp; _electric motors; glee,
trie irops; toasters Arid ether
items,
Everything in guaranteed
condition and will be sold with-
out reserve.
In case of rain, sale will be
held in Zurich Arena.
Plan to Attend this extra
large sale.
TERMS:PrCoopsrliie.tre„,
MRS. LYDIA • .G1NGERIC1.1.,
GERALD GINGERICH, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
20;27e
AUCTION
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SALE
Iaring
Of Tractors, Combine
Auto, Farm Implements
Livestock, Poultry
and Misc. Items
On the premises, Lot 3, Con, 3,
McGILLIVRAY TOWNSHIP
2 Miles South of Centralia
RCAF Station,
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
at 1:00
TRACTORS, COMBINE &
AUTO; Int. Standard "C"
tractor equipped with manure
loader and seuffler, in guaran-
teed condition; John Deere
BR Standard tractor, in A-1.
condition; McDeering No. 64
combine with motor, in A-1
condition; 1939 Dodge 2-door
sedan.
FARM IMPLEMENTS: MI1
13 - run grain and fertilizer
drill; tractor manure spreader;
steel roller; disc; set diamond
harrows; 2 cultivators; 2 rub-
ber tire wagons; hay rack;
grain blower and pipes; grain
auger; 2-wheel trailer; Woods
2-unit milking machine, in A-1
condition; 2-furrow plow; walk-
ing plow; 2 electric motors;
root pulper; heavy duty vise;
rake; horse drawn mower; 2
tarpaulins; large steel water
tank; grain sacks; electric
brooder; fountains and feeders;
milk cans; strainer; block and
tackle; hay fork; fence posts;
chicken wire; lawn mower;
shovels; forks; chains; other
misc. items.
CATTLE & POULTRY: 2
Hereford cows, milking, due in
March; part Hereford and Hol-
stein cow, due in November;
Holstein cow, fresh 2 weeks,
calf at foot; Holstein cow, due
in November; 4 Hereford spring
calves. Cattle all choice qual-
ity. 75 N.H. x Rock yearling
hens.
No Reserve as the farm is
sold.
TERMS: Cash,
MRS. ELMER WILSON, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119, Dashwood.
20:27c
CANCELLATION
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
Due to conditions beyond
control, sale cancelled,
MARY ELWORTHY, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
20c
25 Auction. Sales
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate,.
Implements, Household,
.Effects And Misc, Items
On the premises,
Lot 7,. ,CeneesSien.11,
HAY TOWNSHIP,
3 Miles South of Zurich or 11/4
Miles East of Dashwood,
thence 2 Miles North,
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on.
WEONE$PAY, OCTOBER 10
et 1;00. p.m,
REAL ESTATE; Parcel No.
1—Lot 7, ,Con, 11, 100 acres of
land on which is situated a
modern frame dwelling cover.
ed with asphalt siding, Large
kitchen with built-in cupboards;
living and dining room; utility
room, Second floor-3 bedrooms
with clothes closets; 3-piece
bathroom, Full size basement
with newly installed coal and
wood furnace, Large hank barn
with good stabling; silo; large
drive shed and double garage.
Buildings all in first class con-
dition, Land choice clay loam;
7 acres mixed bush; small
orchard; remainder
never failing water supply.
Farm nicely situated; paved
road with school bus conven-
ience.
Convince yourself by inspect-
ing this farm before sale date,
Parcel No, 2-125-acre pas-
ture -farm, Lot 9, North '/ of
8, with no buildings; 25 acres
mixed bush consisting of elm,
maple and white ash; 25 acres
poplar trees; remainder pasture
land with never failing water
supply, Inspection invited.
Terms of Real Estate: 105
on day of sale. Balance in 30
days, Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid,
Remainder of items to be
listed in next week's issue.
Estate of the late
Theodore Rader
GLEN WEBB, Clerk.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
20c
Doubt value
of shelters
The United Church recom-
mends that the government of
Canada take a fresh look at the
whole matter of civil defense.
In the international affairs re-
port to the twentieth general
council of the church, meeting
in London, the government was
urged to review in particular
its plan for fallout shelters.
No plan has been
forthcoming to provide shelters
for those who cannot afford to
build them or those who live in
multiple dwellings. Moreover,
we do not believe that shelters
are likely to be an adequate de-
fence against the blast, heat and
air contamination in the im-
mediate vicinity of a heavy
nuclear explosion", the report
stated.
NES service
for executives
m D. a ger,...NaMaeoLne4eid$,;‘m ,p Gloo yd nermienbt
Service, indicates a new ser.
vice is being previded for per-
sons in the .executive arid
professional category.
In future, .executive andpre-
fessional services will be pro-
3 ided. At key .centres which
Colter
:larger
Ce4MSlai.og A ntM
geographical
r e area
local offices. Executive and.
professional applicants and
vacancies for the entire area
will be serviced at the key of-
fice by properly qualified of-
ficers 'who will, Also visit eat-
ployers throughout their whole
district,
This system has been in
effect in London for some time
now and it has proved very
satisfactory. Better selection
can be made when the place-
ment officers have more ap-
plicants to choose and all ap-
plicants from which to choose
and .all applicants are consid-
ered against a greater number
of vacancies.
The Goderich. local office
area will be included in the
With Canadian consumers
spending About $25 billion a
year for goods and services,.
shifts of a single percentage
point in. the proportions spent
for services, versus durable
and nondurable goods, can
have significant effects on the
whole economy.
So says the Bank of Mont-
real's Business Review for
August, just issued, which
traces the changing patterns
of spending by Canadians in
the years of 1954 to 1961.
Kitchener executive and Pro-
fessional office along with
Walkerton, Stratford, Listowel,
Guelph and Galt.
This service is available to
people who are working as well
as the unemployed,
In those eight years, Cana--
la's population rose some 19
per cent, while personal
come .after taxes increased-4r
50 per -cent, the 'bank says.
In the same years, Wbile.
expenditures for all goods
services also increased by
about 50 per cent, spending' on
services went up by more than
60 per cent.
Thus in broad, figures, 'set.
vices increased their share of
the total between 7.654 and
1961 by about three per cent.
In the same polled, by .eort.,
trast, the shares of the 'due-.
able and non-durable sectors
dropped about one and two per
cent respectively.
"Structural significance"
The shifts which have .oc.
eurred. in the relative import-
ance of spending in the three
categories "are manifestations
of a trend that has consider-
able structural significance for
the economy as a whOle," the
B of M believes,
In the shorter run, how.eur,
"the course of expenditures ;in
each of the three categoeiGt
throughout the business.cy.elv,
has had a more immediati ,i1n4`
pact on the level of busifia's
Activity and the prosperity :11f
individual industries.
"The regular upward move-
ment of spending on services
and on non-durable goods hag
provided a generally steadying
b u. t exansionary influence,
whereas changes in outlays on
durable goods have tended to
reinforce the cyclical pattern
of economic activity," the B
of M review concludes.
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New tires.
1958 FORD TUtOR,
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automatic. tu-tone, new
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1958 CHEVROLET TUDOR'
Real sharp, radio.
1960 850 MORRIS MINI5R!
1956 FORD Fairlane
Sedan, V8 fltitOrtlatiCi,
Better than new. •
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Want-Ad
Complete Holstein
DISPERSAL SALE
Of 60 Registered and
Grade Cows,
Heifers and Yearlings,
Complete Line of Farm
Machinery,
Tractors and Feed
On the prenilseS,
Let 32, Concession I,
EAST wAwAlloat Twr,
1 mile East of Auburn or
miles West Of Blyth,
on paved road.
The 'undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction cn
PRIDAY, SEPTtlYIBER 21
et 12. o'clock
48 registered 110iStele
and heifers, selected from
FARMERS:
Get a contract
for winter barley
Available Now
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NOW IN STOCK
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