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By. MR.*. J., H. .PAT9h!-
L(10414 NEWS
Recent visitors with, Mr, ..434
Mrs, Arthur lio4gMs were Mrs,.
Agees QeWer, Mrs, Ada ,Jell-
einee eed..MleS Nellie Foreman
Of Lentlien. Mrs, ,Calder left
Saturday :to spend month with
her son Calder n Fa ng.-.
land who is commentator of
the CBC there,
Mrs,. Joe Linden and 02,40,
ter yqr4A, of Ilderton visited
igre, Joe caeter mencjay,
Mr. .4 Mrs. LeRoy Parker,
Kim .and: Tom. of Mt. Forest
visited Mr, .& Mrs, Clarence
0arter and family.
Mr. Mrs. Andy Carter
entertained Mrs. Cler-
erme Lewis, Denfield RR 1 as
gueets Sunday.
MEET IN HOME
Mrs. Wilfred Cunningham en-
tertained the ladies of St. James
WA and Guild.
Mrs. Andy Carter, president
of the WA, presided for the
meeting. Scripture was read by
Mrs, Alvin Cunningham.
Mrs. Karl O'Neil gave the
fifth chapter of the study book
“A. power for World Mission."
Nelson Peterson
active in church
Nelson Peterson, -86, RR 1
Clandeboye, died Wednesday,
May 27 in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, after a short illness.
He was born in Gosfield South
Township, Essex County, and
had lived there the most of his
life.
He was a member of Ruthven
United Church. In his early
years he served in Ruthven
Methodist church as lay min-
ister andSundaySchool teacher.
He was a member of IOOF and
Woodman of the World.
About 10 years ago he moved
here and made his home with
his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Macintosh,
RR 1 Clandeboye.
He was predeceased by his
wife, the former Mary Jane
Scratch, in 1946. He is survived
by two daughters: Mrs. (Myrtle)
Macintosh and Mrs. Ed. (Mar-
ion) Miner, Comber; three sons,
Harold, London; Floyd of El-
liot Lake and Paul of Parkhill,
also 14 grandchildren and nine
great grandchildren.
The body rested at the Murdy
funeral home, Lucan, till Friday
morning, thence to the Robinson
Memorial Home, Leamington,
when Rev. D, Bruce Suitor of-
ficiated for the funeral service
Sunday with burial in Evergreen
Memorial Cemetery, Leaming-
ton.
Department of eilellWe ye enIerie
AUCTIQN SALE
OF LAND
Pit.pPERTy SALE NO. L-0580
Approximately acres of
land, situated at Pt. Lot 13,
Concession L.R.E„ Toweehip
of Hay, Coupty of Huron, lo-
cated on the East Side of
Highway 21, Ve mile South of
the Hamlet of St, Joseph, with
access via Highway No. el.
Sale will take place on the
property at:
2:00 P.M., LOCAL TIME
TUESDAY, JUNE 9th, 1964.
TERMS: $200.00 cash or cer.
tified cheque (Payable to the
Treasurer of Ontario) at time
of sale, balance payable in 30
days,
Further information may be
obtained from:
The Auctioneer,
Mr, Alvin Walper,
Dashwood, Ontario.
Telephone: D'ashwood 119.
OR
Department of Highways,
Right-of-Way Division,
Box 4544, Postal Station "C",
335 Saskatoon Street,
London, Ontario.
Telephone: 451-3450.
Sale Subject to Reserve Bid.
DEPARTMENT OF
HIGHWAYS, ONTARIO
28:4c
Page 11 June 4. 1.9,64.
By MRS, w10.1Am DICKEY
Mrs. Mae 'Horne and. Earl
Borne Of Tereete were weeltPrld
visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Clar-
ence Johns.
Mr. $i Mrs. Lawrence Beckett
Jaqueline and Geraldine visited
Sunday with Mr, & Mrs, Louis
Bartle and Murray at. Long-
wood,
Mr, & Mrs. Andy Anderson
and Mr. Harold Berry of Tore
onto spent the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs, Hugh Berry and
Allen Berry.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Ford,
Jennie, Andy and Larry of Kit-
ehener were Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Wm, Diciiey
and family.
Mr. Ernest Knowles of Pros-
pect Hill was a Sunday visitor
with Mr. & Mrs. Clarence
Johns,
& Mrs. Jim Miller spent
the weekend with friends and
relatives at Collingwood and
Toronto.
Mr. Sam Rollings of London
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Clar-
ence Johns Monday.
Ready Mix
CEMENT
C.A.McDOWELL Ltd.
Phone 228.6961
Mr, & Mrs. Russell Worden.
and Kaye, Mr, 4 1Y1rP, Gerald
Ager and Sharon, Mr. & Mrs.
Ross lieggerth and Mergaret
graduation
weeereOng4tih44904 re :attending the
for the Iylit-
Chen peetrict High ectiegl,vo,
eating students Teesdey eve-
eine,
Mr, 4 Mrs, Oscar GtitMalln,
Hamilton visited Sunday at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Miller.
Mrs, Robert Mayer and fame,
HY, Farquhar, visited Saturday
?veiling with Mr. & Mrs. Jelin
Templeman and family and Mr.
& Mrs. Jim Templeman, Phyllis
and Beg, Maxwell visited at the
same home Sunday.
By GORDON MORLEY
Mr. Vic Manquen and Sandra
of Buffalo spent the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. David Morley.
A strawberry supper is to be
held at St. Mary's Anglican
Church, June 17.
Miss Leola Jones and Mrs.
Edsel Jones who were visiting
relatives in this vicinity left
for their home at Prince George
B.C.
Mr. & Mrs. George Harmer
visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs.
Ted Morley and family.
Mr. Ross Amos and Miss
Betty Amos visited with their
parents Mr. & Mrs. Grant Amos
Sunday.
Stage party for
nursing graduate
By MRS. NORMAN LONG
KIPPEN
Mr. Arthur Long, St. Cathar-
ines, spent Sunday with his
father, Mr. Norman Long and
Mrs. Long. Other visitors dur-
ing the week were Mr. & Mrs.
Ed Morton of near Seaforth.
The relatives and friends of
Miss Lila McKay attended the
graduation exercises of the
School of Nursing, Stratford
General Hospital held at the
Festival Theatre Saturday, May
30. They then drove to the home
of her parents Mr. & Mrs.
Edward McKay, 10th Con. Tuck-
ersmith for dinner and recep-
tion.
Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Bon-
nie and Betty of Brucefield
were Sunday visitors of Mr. &
Mrs. Edgar McBride and Shar-
on.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles MacKay,
Seaforth, Oliver and Margaret
attended the graduation exer-
cises of Miss Lila McKay in
Stratford Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth McKay
and family attended graduation
exercises for Miss Lela McKay
of Stratford General Hospital
held at the Festival Theatre
Saturday afternoon. They also
attended a reception held at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Edward
McKay, Kippen, afterward.
Mrs. Archie Parsons was a
winner of a quart of varnish and
some cosmetics at the Legion
Ladies penny sale Saturday eve-
ning in Hensall. Mrs. Edgar
McBride won a drycleaning
voucher to the value of three
dollars.
To be appointed to the Senate
a Canadian must be at least 30
years of age, must be a British
subject, be worth at 1 e a st
$4,000, and be a resident of the
province he represents.
25 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
of
Valuabule Property
at
227 ANDREW ST., EXETER
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
at 2:00 p.m.
The undersigned auctioneer
will offer for sale by Public
Auction, with moderate reserve
bid, a 2-storey, 8-room green
shingled home consisting of
living room with drapes and
rug, dining room with floor
covering and curtains, built-
in book case, den off dining
room, kitchen with built-in
cupboards, tile floor, acoustic
ceiling, 3-piece bath off kitch-
en, also utility room off kitch-
en, 3 bedrooms upstairs with
ample clothes closets. Partial
basement with forced air oil
furnace installed less than 1
year ago. Garage 1 year old.
This home has been newly
decorated throughout and the
grounds -are in good condition.
This property is well lo-
cated, being only 2 blocks
from •public and high schools,
recreation centre and shop-
ping district.
Do not miss the sale of this
fine property, which is on
view until day of sale.
For further information con-
tact Proprietor PETER KUI-
PER, Phone Exeter 235-0234 or
HEYWOOD AUCTIONEERS &
APPRAISERS, 729 Dundas St.,
London, Onl. Phone 432-5552.
28:4c
Regularly up to $G uGAL
now only $6.8 AL
SAVEusp2 71
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
SALE
PRICE
ON
QUARTS
$2.25
:Crte‘17:4t
°
ASK ABOUT NEW
f SUN.PROOF LATEX
EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINT.
NO PRIMER NEEDED
lee Money Down
With A
eeteietie ociedat
Account •
EXETER
131 Thames Road W.
235.1422
GRAND BEND
Cor, of Highway 21 & 83
Phone 236.2374
$200 • Ago — per wee k , delivers th is modern Moffat,
range. It's just one of many new exciting models
now on display. See the complete line. Today's
smart, new propane ranges are fully automatic,
with tt 1001 instant heat settings, Auton'iagic
tontrels. took, bake or broil food perfectly the
clean, teal, economical propane way. See or call
your Superior Man...ask About'. his FREE
ROTISSERIE Offer! p
gu polior.
PROPANE LTD.
FOR HEATING,
COOKING,
ORYING
SUPERIOR IS
AUTOMAGICALLY
BEST FOR YOU! 159, Meelelth S'ireef
e'reAreORD, °Norio
Phone'270810
Striffa. girl finishes,
nursing ..education
25 Auction Sales 25 Auction 'Sales. .„,„,..,.
library talAo; :presswe
pppy, etc, ,etc..
r4ak! Note — Scheel DO*
ipgs :and 1400 to he offered.
spparetely,. In the gYgnt
schools and land Are sold to
Separate h u y,e r s,, buildings
must be removed within e0.
days of sale ,date..
Treesfer of .deeds and per-
Mite to he paid by P'Oreha'ser.
TEEMS; Oash,
ad.V1P- ROWS,
Chairma n of Hay Twp.
School Area
H. W. .HitONENSI-11HH,
Secretary-Treasurer Hay
Twp, Schopi Area
ALVIN WALTER, Auctioneer
Phone 119 Dashwood
4;11;13c
17 Properly for Rent
DUPLEX — Living, dining and
kitchen, frig and stove sup-
plied, 2 large bedrooms and
new bath, at 213 Carling St,
Apply Harold. Taylor, 105 Maio
St, Phone 23e-007e. 4*
MODERN 2 -•bedretll, heated
apartment, hot water sePPlied.
Apply 411 Albert St e Exeter,
4tfnc
2-BEDROOM cottage, central
location. R. E. Balkwill, 47
John St. East.
2-BEDROOM brick house, at-
tached garage. 58 John St,
West, 11 blocks from down,
town area, Phone 235-0737,
4:11*
3 Legal Notices
By MRS. TEMPLEMAN
STAFFA
Rosanna Margaret Woedee,
daughter .of Alvin 'Worden, SW-
fa and the late Mrs, Worden,
graduated from the etreeford
General Heepltel, Saturday, May
30, Graduation exercises were
held in the Shakespearean Feee
tieel Theatre..
Rosanna received the loving
cup award presented for school
spirit and eteeent leadership.
She attended school at SS 3
Bibbert and Mitchell District
High School.
Following graduation exere
Ogee a reception was held at
her home for relatives and
friends. Those attending includ-
ed Mr. and Mrs, frank Hamil-
ton, Mr. Will Hamilton, crom,
arty, Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle
Cornish and boys, Seaforth, Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Worden, Kaye
and Margaret, Mr. Lyle Wor-
den, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller,
Bonnie, Jean and Paul, Mrs. W.
J. Fell, M. Lorne Fell, Mr. and
Mrs. Lorne Elliott and Glen,
Mr. and Mrs. Ft, D. Sadler,
Staffa, Miss Bonnie Howes,
London, Miss Gloria Ann Pep-
per, Kitchener, Miss H el en
Horan, Atwood.
FURNISHED 2-bedroom apart-
ment, air conditioned, central
location, Parker Apts., Mehl.
$t, Exeter. Phone 235-0915.
4tfnc
NOTICE TO ,c.REplipR§
ht the ggete' of
William Hen ry,
•tleceeeed.
All Peraefie having .claims
against the estate of William.
Henry, late of the Village of
Heesall, in the. County of Hut',
Pt),,GprItIPM'41.1., Who died on
or about the 19th day of
March 1964, .are required to
particularsfile Of 'same with
Bell,. Laughton, solicitors pf
Exeter, Ontario by 'the 6th
day ,of June 1964, after which
date the estate wilt be distrib-
uted haying regard only to
those claims of .. which notice
has been received.
Bell & Laughton.
Solicitors for the Applipant,
Exeter, Ontario,
21:28:4c
25 Auction Sales
tractor, recently reconditioned,
fully feuiPped, etc.; ,Ferguson 2-furrow plow; 26-
plate Fleury Bisset disc; J.D.
rote mower, purchased last
year; 2-furrow Int, plow; 4-
row beet and been ellitivetor;
rubber tired wagon •and rack;
?-ferreW plow; 2-Wheeled
trailer; rubber tired wheel-
barrow; 2 h.p. electric motor;
VI 'het). electric motor; 75044
snow tires, new; barrels;
bags; e rolls snow fence; new
electric f ep c e r; veterinary
syringe; oil stove., bench saw
with 1, h.p. motor, Attach-
ments complete, brand new;
scrap iron end miscellaneous
articles foged at a clearing
farm sale.
Also selling for Alex Me.
Ewen, who is giving up farm-
ing: a 45 International baler;
manure spreader on rubber
and a 2-furrow internetional
plow.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT-, Surge
2-unit milker with 2/2 hp. mo-
tor, piping for 10 cows; milk
cans, pails, etc.
TERMS: Cash.
Clerk—J. B. Kennedy
Auctioneers:
HUGH FILSON, TOM ROBSON
Phones: 519-666-0833 and
e19.666-1967, Denfield, Ont,
4c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Clair Frederick Deneau,
deceased.
All persons having claims
against the estate of Clair
Frederick Dencau, late of the
Village of Hensall, in the
County of Huron, Barber, who
died on •about the 17th day of
May 1964 are required to file
particulars of same with Bell
& Laughton, Solicitors of Exe-
ter, Ontario, by the 13th day
of June 1964, after which date
the estate will be distributed
having regard only to those
claims of which notice has
been received,
Bell & Laughton,
Solicitors for Executrix,
Exeter, Ontario.
28:4:11c GREAT CANADA-WIDE
PITTSBURGH
pIAiNT
LARGE unfurnished heated
apartment, private entrance,
hot and cold water; available
now. Phone 235-0887 or apply
to an William . St., Exeter. 4e
SUMMER COTTAGES-3 bed-
rooms, at St. Joseph on Lake
Huron, fireplace, hot and cold
water, modern conveniences.
Phone 235-2994 Exeter. 4:11c
PARRY SOUND district—Large
modern cottage, sleeps 8, on
inland lake, boat, good fish-
ing, good beach, Available
July 11 to 18; Aug. 8 to Sept.
Phone Centralia 228-6325. 4e
1-BEDROOM, apartment, heat-
ed, utilities paid; available
July 1, Phone 235-0382. 4tfnc
2-BEDROOM apartment, $45 a
month. Attfield's Store, Credi-
ton. Phone 234-6394. 5:21tfne
SMALL MODERN home in
Hensall. Suit middle age cou-
ple. Mrs. Archie Noakes, phone
123J. 4:11*
MODERN apartment, 1 - bed-
room, kitchen, living room, 3-
piece bath with shower, un-
furnished, available immedi-
ately. Apply Art Geiser, Ell-
mart Apts., Main St., Exeter.
Phone days 235-1505; evenings
235-2754. 5:7tinc
2-BEDROOM furnished apart-
ment in Lucan, all utilities
paid, $75 a month. Available
immediately, Phone 227-4830.
5:7tfne
STUDY GARDENING
Hibbert's Little Las s i e s,
Staffa East, held their second
meeting at the home of their
leader Mrs. Daynard Saturday,
May 23, at 1:30 pm.
The subject matter of the
meeting consisted of a demon-
stration on transplanting by the
assistant leader, Mrs. G. Viv-
ian, telling when, where and
why transplanting should be
done.
Mrs. ,Daynard explained why
one should plant at different
intervals. A variety of common
garden weeds were examined
and identified by the members.
Mrs. Vivian explained the
food value in vegetables refer-
ring to Canada's Food Guide for
Health. Heather Daynard dem-
onstrated the proper method of
thinning and explained the rea-
son why. Mrs. Daynard explain-
ed the proper way to cook garden
greens and asparagus.
The next meeting is to be
held at Mrs. Daynards home
Saturday, June 27.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Car-
ter Kerslake, Mrs. Cameron
Vivian, Mrs. Tom Laing and
Mrs. Ed Chappel represented
Stella WI at the District Annual
held at St. Marys Tuesday, May
26.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
John Batiuk,
deceased.
FURNISHED, heated apart-
ment; separate entrance; ideal
for two; available May 15.
Apply 170 Carling St. after 6
p.m. 4:30tfnc
LUCAN — 2-bedroom upstairs
apartment, utilities paid, $65.00
a month, Phone Lucan 227-4830.
5:7tfnc
All persons having claims
against the estate of John
Batiuk, late of the Village of
Grand Bend, in the County of
Lambton, Fisherman, who
died on or about the 14th day
of January 1964, are required
to file particulars of same
with Bell & Laughton, solici-
tors of Exeter, Ontario, by the
20th day of June 1964, after
which date the estate will be
distributed having regard only
to those claims of which no-
tice 'has been received.
Bell & Laughton
Solicitors for the Executor,
Exeter, Ont.
4:11:18c
25 Auction Sales
2-BEDROOM apartment, avail-
able May 1. Apply D. C. Joynt,
phone 62 Hensall. 3:26tfnc
HEATED apartment, 2 bed-
rooms with large living room,
dining room, convenient kitch-
en and 3-piece bathroom. This
is a comfortable roomy . apart-
ment. Available about first of
March. C. V. Pickard, Insur-
ance & Real Estate, 394 Main
St. S. 2:13tfnc
CENTRAL — Heated, furnished
1-bedroom apartment, hot wa-
ter supplied, available now. 67
John St. Phone 235-1185 or
Kirkton 44R5. 3 : 12tfnc
DUPLEX, available now, mod-
ern. 120 Sanders St. Apply 410
Carling Se Phone 235-0313. 4c
1-STOREY unfurnished 3-bed-
room house with automatic oil
furnace; close to downtown
and schools. Phone 235-0736.
5:14tfnc
Important
AUCTION SALE
Consisting of Hay Town-
ship Schools, Land and
Misc. Items
On the premises as listed
and stated time.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE 20
Parcel No. 1
North east corner Lot 19,
Lake Rd. West, Township of
Hay, Highway 21, 2 miles
south of St. Joseph with no
buildings which will be offered
for sale on the premises at
1:30 p.m.
Parcel No. 2
School No. 12, Hay Town-
ship, south east corner Lot 18,
Con. 15, 21 miles west of Zur-
ich thence 1 mile south on
which is situated a white
brick schoolhouse 27x461 in
good condition. Suitable for
residential purposes.
Contents to be offered sep-
arately—School desks and ta-
ble; blackboard; teacher's
desk; enamel sink; 200-gal oil
tank; roll woven wire; steel
and cedar posts; large antique
school bell.
Sale to take place on the
premises at 2:30 p.m.
Parcel No. 3
School No. 8, Hay Town-
ship, south west corner Lot 6,
Con. 12, 1/ miles north of
Dashwood, on which is situ-
ated frame schoolhouse cov-
ered with metal siding 441x321
with newly installed furnace.
Building in good condition.
Spacious grounds.
Suitable for •residential or
business 'projects.
Contents to be offered sep-
arately — 200-gal. oil tank;
Clare Hecla oil furnace and
pipes; school desks and table;
2 crokinole boards; quantity of
Volkswagen Sales & Service
PHONE 235-1100 EXETER
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household
Effects and Misc. Items
On the premises
277 MAIN STREET, EXETER
The undersigned auctioneer
is instructed to sell by public
auction on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17
at 1:30 p.m.
Watch for complete list of
sale in next week's issue.
REG BEAVERS,
Executor for the estate of
the late B. W. F. Beavers
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119 Dashwood 4c
3-ROOM lower suite, private
entrance, available June 1.
Apply within 512 Main St. or
phone 235-2836. 5 : 14tfnc
1 FURNISHED and 1 unfur-
nished apartment, 2 bedrooms,
modern, in the former Sim-
mons Apts. Phone 235-2012 after
6 p.m. 5:14 tfnc
SMALL self contained apart-
ment suitable for 1 or 2 ladies.
This is a bright, cheery, nice-
ly furnished apartment, only
$35.00 per month. Elliot Apart-
ment Building. Phone 235-2912.
30tfnc
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Residence
Cottage and Furnishings
On the premises
22 Woodward St. North in the
VILLAGE OF GRAND BEND
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, JUNE 6
at 2:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE: Consists of
North Half Lot 212 Woodward
St. Residence No. 22 on which
is situated a well constructed
2-storey cement block dwell-
ing, Main floor: large living
and dining room, modern
kitchen, Second floor: 3 bed-
rooms, 3-piece bathroom, dou-
ble sun porch. Good size base-
ment, new oil furnace.
Please Note: On adjoining
premises newly built cottage
181 x 121 including furniture
which will be offered separate-
ly providing dwelling and cot-
tage are sold,
Medium size refrigerator,
like new; kitchen table and
chairs; davenport; 2 burner
electric stove; china cabinet;
steel bedsteads, springs and
mattresses; commode, round
mirror, etc., etc.
Residence -all newly reno-
vated, completely winterized.
Never failing water supply.
Convince yourself by inspect-
ing this fine property situ-
ated in convenient area.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE:
10% on day of sale, balance
in 30 days. Sold subject to a
reasonable reserve hid.
EARL R. GUENTHER, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119 Dashwood
28:4c
DIDENNOo ceeorta Vii DO
10th Anniversary
SALE
A Superior RANGE
gives YOUR kitchen a
"BUILT-IN LOOK"
Automagicaly -iser
Nee,. .... • ere& Rao,
SUN-PROOF OIL BASE EXTERIOR HOUSE
PAINT is Pittsburgh's regular first quality house paint.
It's available at a special low price during this sale in a
wide range of clean whites and crisp colours, See your
Pittsburgh Paints dealer soon for best selection,
1-BEDROOM furnished apart-
ment in Exeter, central Ioda-
tion. Apply 349 Marlborough
St. or phone 235-0776. 4*
HOUSE 'at 74 Mill St., Exeter.
3 bedrooms, newly decorated.
Phone 459-2944 Brampton, Ont.
4c
MODERNIZING?
See this new exciting
Moffat Range with
recessed top and
"BUILT-IN LOOK" 10 Years of Selling Volkswagens
18 For Rent
TENT TRAILER, sleeps four;
weekly, $35.00; June, Jell',
August, September. P h one
278W4 Hensall for reservations.
Apply E. Mousseau, Kipper',
4:11:18:25* With Each New Volkswagen
Sold From June 1 to June 1.3
You Will Receive FREE
Blaupunkt Radio
Farm Sold Come In and See Our
Selection of Outdoor
Furniture
BOAT DOCKING SPACE
The Ausable River Conserva-
tion Authority has a limited
number of boat docking spaces
at/enable at its Port Franks
Conservation Area at $40 each.
- These give "access to the
Ausable Cut and Lake ,Huron.
Those interested please con-
tact the Authority Office, Box
459, Exeter. Phone 235-2610. '
. 4c
FLOOR SANDERS, electric,
Beavers Hardware, phone 235-
1633, Exeter. 12; 13tfrie
Twilight Clearing
AUCTION SALE
Implements and Livestock
for
MR. MIKE VAN LIESHOUT
Lot 15, Con, 9, Biddulph Twp„
on Highway 23, 1 mile south
of Whalen. Cornors, 6 miles
- north of Highway No. „/
THURSDAY EVENING, June 4
7 p.m. D.S.T.
CATTLE---F Purebred Holstein
cow, fresh; 6 Holstein, first
calf heifers, 'fresh; Jersey
cow, fresh; Holstein heifer,
due sale day.
PIGS & EQUIPMENT •-e• 2
sows with litterS; SOW due Sale
day; 5 sows, bred; 6 sewS
With 93 wearers add chunks •
purebred York boar; round
hog feeder, ncWi 12 pig
troughs.,,,
IIVIPLMtNTS — 1952 Ford
Teacher:' "Your boy is bright:
but spends too 'much time with
the girls. Iive a plan to break
hini of the habit,"
Mother: 'Good. Let me know
If it Works and I'll try it On his
lather,"