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and Poug rles of Grand Bend;
ef.$tephea.T. 1);. 940 4401.
ter, Mrs, Keith ,(Eloise) Charl-
ton, 1;,ondom two sisters, gr§,.
p.n4.(Mahle). Pollock
GreenWeY1 and Mrs-. M 311 t o
'Thompson Brampton; 15.. grand ,
children great-grand-
children also .survive.
The body will rest at the
Harry Hoffman funeral home
until Thursday at 2.030. pm. when.
services will be conducted by
Rev.. C. prittain; followl4g
interment in Grand Bend eenles
tery a memorial service will be
held in Grand Bend United
Church.
Mrs, LllyJarte.pili, .v..vidoW
of the late .John Gill who OW In.
1951, died at her residence
Gr.4.4 .Bend, Monday, .PePPM-her 23 following a heart attack.,
She was the former Lily Jane
Foster a native of McGillivray
Tp. She and her husband farmed
on the Mollard Line until their
retirement to Grand Bend,
She was a member of Grand
Bend United Church, life mem-
ber of United church Women
and a member of the Grand ppm]
Women's Institute.
She is survived by
Russell of Brampton;
four sons,
Wellwood
By MISS MURIEL HERN
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hern,
Linda and Fred visited Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Glen Rei-
cheld and Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Doughty of Jarvis.
Miss Gerta Hunter of London
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Hern and attended the
cairn dedication service at
Eden cemetery.
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Brock,
Mrs. Milton Brock and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hern were Sunday
evening guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Milne Pullen of Whalen.
Mr, and Mrs. John Selves,
Thames Road wereSunday visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam
Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Earl
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Archie Jeffery at Dublin.
Mrs, Harry Hern and child-
ren were Sunday visitors with
Mr. Lloyd Lynn of Clandeboye.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern
attended the 100th anniversary
services in Zion East United
Church on Sunday.
COUNTRY CLUBS
Elimville Country Club I held
its third meeting on September
16 at the home of Mrs. Norman
Jaques with 13 members pre-
sent. The meeting was conduct-
ed by the president Sharon
Fletcher.
The leaders gave notes on
"Hidden Treasures—cream,
ice cream, sherbet ice milk,
butter and cheese." Gouda,
brick, limburger, colby and blue
cheese, whey butter, French
toast and cheese cake pie was
sampled by all.
The fourth meeting of Elim-
ville I was held at the home
of Mrs. Jaques on September
23 with 12 members present.
Mrs. Jaques gave notes on
"Milk for everybody" and cus-
tards. Shirley Jaques demon-
strated how to make a baked
custard, Menu planning was dis-
cussed, and the baked custard
tasted by all.
The Ontario Safety League
reports that a survey was made
to ascertain how many doctors
used seat belts. One doctor
commented: "Of course, one
must remember that the use of
safety belts contributes to the
population explosion. What a
dilemma!"
Studebaker
Different By Design
Brightest idea in new cars!
Motoring satisfaction American style gets a big, beautiful new shape in
Studebaker. Step up --move around the car for the total picture, Your
eye moves easily along the crisp line design to classic rear roof
extension. Elegant sculpturing of side panels and neatly crafted
rear surfaces are handsome, additional design elements that enhance
the entire car as one graceful unit. Tasteful highlights accent this strong,
clean shape from every angle. Like to drive it? Studebaker
engineering and design integrity provide a special reward behind the
wheel. And that is, after all, the most logical
place to judge any new car.
Now On Display At
Graham Arthur Motors
Phone 235-1373 Exeter
COMMANDER 4-DOOR SEDAN in Laguna Blue
25 Auction Sales
ing iterae, curtains, new cedar
pOSts, roil ,steel gate
Posts Amt ether miscellaneous items.
Please Note—This sple will
take place after 0.1e. 'selling of
cottages and cabins for the
Dept. cif VilobwayP,
T.PRISTS: 0441t..
:$1/41113,01,V,, Prop.
ALVIN -WALPER, Auctioneer
26c „
ONTARIO
AUCTION SALE
of
Buildings for Removal
or Demolition
Property Sales 'Nos.: L-0912,
L-0913, L-0914, L-0923, L-0924,
L-0927, L-0928, L-0929, L-0973,
L-0974, L-0975, L-0976, L-0977,
L-0979, L-0980, L-0981.
Sixteen frame cabins, to be
sold separately.
TERMS: Cash or Certified
Cheque at time of sale plus
$25.00 Performance Bond to
guarantee that work will be
-completed 'according to D.H.
0. regulations. (Cheques to be
made payable to the Treasur-
er of Ontario).
Property Sales L-0936 and
L-0965.
L-0936: A one and 'a half
storey frame house resting on
a concrete foundation.
L-0965: A one storey frame
house with basement under
the rear part of dwelling.
TERMS: Cash or Certified
Cheque at time of sale plus
$200,00 Performance Bond to
'guarantee that work will be
completed according to D.H.
0. regulations. (Cheques to be
made payable to the Treasur-
er of Ontario).
All of the buildings are lo-
cated just East of the inter-
section of Highways 21 and 81
on the North side of Highway
81 in the Village of Grand
Bend.
All buildings are to be re-
moved from the premises by
October 31st, 1963.
Sales to he held on the
property commencing at:
1:30 p.m. Local Time
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1963.
NOTICE: A permit is re-
quired to move a building
along ;across or over a Pro-
vincial Highway and/or a Mu-
nicipal Road or Street. Per-
sons who may be interested
in purchasing these buildings
for 'the purpose of moving
them intact or in sections to
another location must obtain
information regarding per-
mits from the District Office
noted below PRIOR TO THE
SALE.
For further information,
please contact:
The Auctioneer,
'Mr. Alvin Walper,
Dashwood, Ontario.
OR
Department of Highways,
Right of Way Division,
335 Saskatoon Street,
London, Ontario.
Teletphone; 451-3450.
OR
Department of Highways,
District Office,
591 Adelaide Street, South,
Chatham, Ontario.
Telephone: EL 4-1400.
DEPARTMENT
OF HIGHWAYS,
ONTARIO. 26:3c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm, Farm Stock
and Machinery
at
Lot 3, Con, 10, Stanley Twp,
3 MILES NORTH OF ZURICH
on ,Goshen Line
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9
at 1300 p.m.
100 W ACRE FARM offered
Tor sale. Goodeay loam land,
all workable; bank barn; hen-
house and garage; A storey
brick hedge with all modern
conveniences, Ini Mediate poi-
Stocker & Feeder
AUCTION SALE
700 Stockers and Feeders
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5
at 1:00 p.m.
HENSALL SALES BARNS,
Hensel', Ont.
2 load Western cows.
2 •load Western calves.
Yearlings from 500 - 800 lbs.
HAROLD JACKSON
and
HECTOR McNEIL,
Auctioneers 26:3c
Holstein
DISPERSAL SALE
35 Choice Holstein Heifers
due in October and
NOvember
on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9
at 1:30 p.m.
JOE VAN DONGEN, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
26c
15 Auction Sales.
.„. .
lot. No, :0 hammer mill; 70-
ft, endless hammer mill belt;
Mc err 7- ft.. 'Wader.; 1.19,
ft. endless. thresher. belt; rtil), ber -tire wagon; 16-ft. hey
rack; 4-section Diamond her-
rows; let. hey loeder; agree
celtivetpr; walkiag plow;
ft, graiii elevator;' fanning
mill; bean pulleys and sieve
for Dioa thresher; 3 11.p, Clip,
ton gas engine with speed
jack;tarpaulie; colony .house,
8x10; 20--14 ft PlaokS; 2 elee;„
tric -Pacers; Renfrew cream
separator; milk cans; wheel-
barrew; cow cheine; quantity
eteel pests; 100 ft. snow fence;
chicken shelters and feeders;
pig troughs; 160 gal, truck
tOmpartinent suitable for gas
or oil; two 45,ga1, gas barrels;
40 ft. '3/4 inch rubber hose:.
harness; pails; chains; shov-
els etc.
CATTLE—Black cow fresh
2 weeks with calf at foot; red
Durham cow due in Dec.;
red Durham cow due in Feb.;
black heifer bred 2 months;
2 Durham heifers 13 ,yra, old;
2 Durham yearling steers;
Durham yearling heifer; 3
Durham spring calves; Hol-
stein heifer 'calf 2 months old,
Cattle all choice quality.
TB test negative,
POULTRY-50 New Hamp-
shire pullets 4h months old.
HAY & GRAIN-300 bushel
Rodney oats; quantity loose
hay.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
6 kitchen chairs; kitchen ta-
ble; cook stove with oil burner
attachment; Quebec coal and
wood heater; wash stand;
large dresser; Coleman 'gas
iron; copper boiler; 6-gal,
crock; sealers; churn; 5-gal.
gas can; 2 bicycles'.
No reserve as the farm is
sold.
TERMS; Cash.
DELMAR MEIDINGER,
Proprietor
HAROLD STARE, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
19:26c
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects
and Misc. Items
On premises of
Wm, Sharrow in the
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7
at 2:30 'p.m.
SALE INCLUDES--10 com-
plete bedstea/dp, springs and
mattresses, studio couch,
china cabinet, complete solid
oak dining room suite, chairs,
table .and buffet; numerous
odd their% lamps, kitchen
tables, cupboard, Singer sew-
ing machine, refrigerator, 2-
burner electric stove, hot
plates, ice box, 'assortment of
dishes, Ottawa, child's reek,
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable 75-acre Farm
On the premises
West 3/1 of Lot 20, Con. 15,
STEPHEN TOWNSHIP
1/ miles west of Dashwood,
1/ miles south thence second
farm west on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5
at 2:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of
75 acres, west 3/1 of Lot 20,
Con. 15, Stephen Twp. on
which is situated a frame
dwelling covered with red as-
phalt shingles. 6-room dwelling
in good state of repair,
Recently 'built bank barn,
good stabling, hydro through-
out, ample water supply.
Land of 'choice clay loam,
well fenced and drained. In-
spection invited.
TERMS of REAL ESTATE:
10% on day of sale, balance
in 60 days. Sold subject to a
reasonable reserve bid. Im-
mediate possession if desired.
MRS. OLIVE WEBS,
Proprietress
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
19:26;3c
AUCTION SALE
3 Biddulph
Public Schools
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5
1:00 p.m. sharp
1:00 p.m. — No. 9, Brick
School, Lot 5, Con. 3, 1/ miles
east of No. 4 Highway, 6
miles north of Lucan, known
as the MeFalls School, Hydro,
new oil furnace, hardwood
floors, storm windows, good
well, pump, one acre of land.
Surrounded by beautiful maple
trees. Wood shed 14x16. Mod-
ern green chalk boards, desks,
cupboards, p i a n o, benches,
etc.
2:30 p.m — At the Village
of Granton, No. 7 White Brick
School, 2 rooms, basement,
drilled well, deep well pres-
sure systm. Hydro, oil fur-
nace, bell, 4 flush toilets, sep-
tic tanks, blackboards, desks,
piano, benches etc. One acre
of land, Surrounded by beau-
tiful 'maple trees. On paved
road 2 miles north of No. 7.
4:00 p.m. — No. 5, Revere
Brick School, 1 mile north of
No. 7 Highway, or 2 miles
west of Prospect -Hill on No.
7. Wood 'shed, hydro, inside
toilets, w ell, pump, bell,
blackboards, desk s, cup-
boards, piano, benches, lum-
ber, etc. One 'acre of land,
surrounded by beautiful maple
trees.
TERMS: Cash.
School Area No. 1 Biddulph
Trustees,
C. A, Abbott, Secretary,
phone Liman 227.4340,
W. S. O'NEIL & SONS, Aucts.
Phone Granton 88R7 26c
Thank You
We wish to take this opportunity to thank you for
your continued patronage for the past 35 years, and
feu' making our 35th anniversary sale such a great
success.
Winner Of The Sauble Queen Mattress:
MR. ALBERT SCOTT, RR 1 KIRKTON
HOPPER-HOCKEY
no FURNITURE
M5-I011 EXETER
OCTOBER, 13 AND 14
individual Stuffed Turkey
With All The Trimmings For
Small Families To Parties of 20
NN,
For Reservations Phone
238-2371
Regular Dinner Menu In Effect Also
;e:Merrio„,
Miss Gill 25 Auction Sales. Dashwood members • Grand Bend „J, 15 Auction Sales
active in gro.vp$
capture 4-H prizes By MRS. WELLWOOD GILL
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Pask were Mr,
and. Mrs, Reiter of Mt. Clemens,
Mich,, Mr. and Mrs, H. Maz-
gar°, Mrs, NI, Viviano of Grosse
Point Woods, Michigan.
Weekend Visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Jelin Stocker were Mr.
and Mrs, Frank Webb of Picker-
ing, Mr, and. Mrs, Ken Webb of
Islington, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Deathe of barite Park and Mrs.
M. Heviland of Crediton.
Misses Karen Taylor and
Onalee Gill are students at Tea-
chers College in London.
eheher is sP2nding a week with
Marty Becker.
miss Marilyn Pfaff is p. pa-
tient in South Huron hospital,
Exeter, where She underwent
surgery for appendicitis,
session.
TERMS; 10%Own, balance
ill 00 days.. Soldsubject to re-
serve bid.
CATTLE; -- 7 Durham .and
Hereford cows with calves 6
months OW land re-bred; 10
purebred Hereford cows with
calves at foot; 3 Perehred
Hereford :heifers due to fresh-
en in Nov.-Dec.; purebred
Hereford bull 3 years old.
.DIGS--11 York pigs hi weeks
old,
MACIIINERY— Internation-
al I3 tractor; McCormick
manure loader, complete; 2-
row -scuffler to fit tractor;
tractor chains; International
2-furrow plow; International
tractor disc; Massey-Harris
8-ft. -spring tooth cultivator;
7-ft, stiff tooth Cockshutt cul-
tivator; 15-disc fertilizer drill,
like new, Cocksbutt on rubber;
5 section diamond harrows;
2 rubber tired wagons with
16-ft. hay rack; oil brooder
stove; 2 grain augers; 2 sets
of scales, 2,000 lbs.; 2 motors,
I/2 and Vs lep.; forks, chains,
shovels.
HAY — 2,300 bales of good
mixed hay,
Other articles too numerous
to mention.
TERMS: Chattels, cash.
CLARENCE PARKE, Prop.
HAROLD JACKSON, Auct,
26:3c
•••
Cg ludpel ne w
celebrate
we
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hey cele-
brated their 50th wedding anni-
versary quietly Monday, Sep-
tember 23, with a few friends
and neighbors as guests. cards
and reminiscing were enjoyed.
The former Theo G. Hartleib
was born Feb. 9, 1888 in Dash-
wood. She taught school in
several local schools as well as
Collingwood,partmentai judgeShe wa'sfor alsesvoedreai-
years at fall fairs.
Mr. Hey was born on the
B aby Ion Line November 24,
1884. He was a horse judge at
the fairs. They farmed on the
Babylon Line for many years
before coming to Dashwood on
their wedding anniversary in
1944.
They were married at the
Evangelical parsonage by Rev.
John Grenzenbach. Attendants
were her sister, Eldo Pearl
Hartleib and his brother Sam
Hey, both deceased.
They are members of Zion
Lutheran church.
Mr. and Mrs. Hey received
many lovely cards, flowers, and
gifts.
Here's an arithmeticalwarn-
ing from the Ontario Safety
League for the happy-go-lucky
driver. If you swing out to pass
on a two-lane road at 60 mph,
and an oncoming driver aquar-
ter of a mile away does the
same thing, you will meet in
7 1/2 seconds.
This is
the season
to plant evergreens
and rose bushes
WE STILL HAVE A LARGE
VARIETY OF EVERBLOOM
ROSE BUSHES IN BUD.
We would be glad to go to your
home and talk about planting
evergreens for you.
REDER'S
FLOWERS
Phone 235-2603 or 235-1673
By MRS, ERVIN RADER
DA-S4WOOD
Bob Hoffman was champion
4-H showman and best beef
showman with Bill Hoffmae and
Bill Schade runner-up at Zurich
Fair, Jellies Snyder had the best
junior jersey while Suzanne
Snyder had the best senior ler-
say,
Bob Hoffman won the prize for
the best junior 'defer and Jim
Weigand for the best senior
heifer. Other 4-H showmen
from Dashwood were Chas
Becker and Don Weigand.
Bob Hoffman won the Cham-
ber of Commerce trophy; this
is the third time in five years
of 4-H work.
INJURED BY BAT
Larry Fleet, grade eight pupil
at Dashwood Public school, met
with a very painful accident
Friday when he was struck in the
face by a bat which had slipped
out of another child's hands
while they were playing ball.
He was taken to St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, by Hoffman's
ambulance where he underwent
an operation for a broken nose.
He was able to return to school
on Monday with a well-decked
nose.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Haist
and Stanley spent last Sunday
with relatives at Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Golley
of Paul River, B.C. and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Passmore of Exeter
spent Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Heist andStanley.
Mr. and Mrs. David Baird of
London were visitors with Mrs.
Matilda Piefer Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Rader
and family spent S u n d ay at
Waterloo with Mr, and Mrs.
Garnet Weiberg and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Taylor and
family of Waterloo spentSunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayter
and family.
Mrs. Wellwood Gill spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Ervin Rader.
An organization meeting for
forming a junior band in Dash-
wood will be held at the com-
munity centre October 3 at 7:30
p.m. All children must be ac-
companied by a parent or res-
ponsible adult.
Five members' of Zion Lu-
theran church LWML attended
the Fall Rally at Logan Monday
evening.
Rev. M. J. James spent last
Tuesday and Wednesday in Kit-
chener for the fall conference
board meeting.
Rev. Gordon Hammond from
Waterloo spent the weekend with
Rev, and Mrs. M. J. James,
Mrs. Sam Elsie is apatient in
South Huron Hospital.
The Youth Fellowship of the
EUB church meets on the 2nd
and 4th Tuesdays; the boys and
girls Fellowship meets the 1st
and 3rd Wednesday.
Ladies from Dashwood, Cre-
diton, and Zurich attended by
bus the district rally at Rodney,
Tuesday, where Miss Jean Kel-
lerman, a missionary from Ja-
pan, was guest speaker.
Miss Krista Bucholz of Kit-
Exterwive.
AUCTION SALE
of Dairy Beef cAffle,
GMC Truck, Chev pick-,up
Truck., Tractors, Thresher,
Farm implements, HPYSq-
bgicl Effects, Misc. Items
On the premi-se$
LOT 13, ,CON, 4, $TgP.HEN 'Township
1 mileeast of Crediton, ;Az
mile north or 2 miles 'west of
No, 4 Highway, croditon
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
ligie auction on
FRIDAY', SEPTEMBER 27
at 1:00 p.m.
CATTLE—Part 'Hereford &
Durhem cow, milking, due in
March; part Hereford &
ham cow, milking, due in
April; red Holstein cow, milk-
trig, due in March; Holstein
cow, milking, due in Feb.;
Holstein eow, milking, due in
March; Holstein heifer, milk-
Mg, due in April; Holstein
heifer, milking, due in Feb.;
Holstein cow, milking, due in
April; Holstein heifer, milk-
ing, due in March; reg. Ayr-
shire cow, milking, clue in
March; Holstein cow, milking,
due in April; Ayrshire cow,
milking, due in April; Holstein
cow carrying second calf due
in Nov.; 2 Holstein heifers
rising 2 years old; 9 Hereford
and Duratne spring calves.
Cows are all -good type and
quality. T13 test negatiVe.
TRUCKS, TRACTORS and
THRESHER—GMC 4-ton stake
truck in good condition.; 1955
Chev 1/2 ton pick-up truck;
W.D.6 Int. tractor in guaran-
teed condition; Int. Super "A"
tractor; Geo. White thresher
28,06 on rubber completely
equipped including cutter and
extension blower, in A-1 condi-
tion.
FARM IMPLEMENTS—Int.
2-furrow hydraulic plow for
Farmall "A"; !MH 3-furrow
plow on rubber; -MI1 power lift
spring 'tooth cultivator; Case
3-furrow plow; Int. power
takeoff 7 ft. mower; buck
rake for Farniall "A"; Smal-
ley hammer mill; 2-row stuf-
fier for Farmall "A"; 3 sets
diamond harrows;, Int, trac-
tor spreader; Wisconsin 4 cyl-
inder V4 air cool motor; Int.
binder, 8 ft. cut; 2-wheel all-
steel trailer; Int. rubber tire
wagon; hay rack; garden.
tractor; 2-drum steel roller;
buzz sew; walking plow; 4
hot water heaters; quantity of
belting; lumber and piping;
colony house; quantity of as-
bestos; 2 I-beams 18 ft. long;
50 corddry stove wood; galv.
pails; chains; forks; Shovels;
milk 'cans and many miscel-
laneous items.
Quantity of household effects
-including Heintzman piano.
beds; dressers; dishes, etc.
No reserve as the farm is
sold.
TERMS: Cash.
CHARLES GLANVILLE,
Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
19:26c
Sri
Extensive
COMMUNITY SALE
to be held in
EXETER ARENA
on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 28
at 1:00 p.m. sharp
SALE INCLUDES — Extra
large selection of electric ap-
pliances, television sets, re-
frigerators, stoves', living and
dining room furniture, chester-
fields, mirrors, radios, antique
furniture, dry sink, complete
bedroom suits, white enamel
kitchen cabinet, settee sets,
organ, 3 Wilton rugs with
pads, clocks, coal oil lamps,
chest of drawers and match-
ing dresser, pictures a n d
frames, oval 'antique table,
floor lamps, cedar chest,
cherry; glass cupboard, large
assortment fancy dishes, sil-
verware, glassware, curtains,
drapes, mats, 'electric wash-
ing machine, power tools, car-
penter and garden tools etc.
Please Note — Majority of
items from two large estates
including large selection of an-
tique items.
Plan to attend this outstand-
ing sale,
TERMS: Cash.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
26c
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Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of
Tractor, Thresher, Farm
Machinery, Cattle, Grain,
Poultry, Household Effects
and Misc. Items
On the premises
Lot 19 and 20 Con, 15
HAY TOWNSHIP
2i •miles west of &with on
Highway 84 thence first farm
south.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
at 1:00 p.m.
TRACTOR. & THRESHER —
Int, Fermat' "H" tractor in
guaranteed condition; Dion
thresher 22 x 38 completely
equipped including shredder,
grain blower and bean har-
vester.
FARM MACHINERY -- Int,
15-ran disc grain And fertilizer
drill ediripletely eclull)Rea f used twO seasons; Int. 9 ft. field
etiltiVator; Int. 3,fiirrOW plow;
The 4-bar tide rake r like new;