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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1964-11-12, Page 11this ,Sunday, Wednesday afternoon and dpring the evening throughout the week. 25 Audoll 50,13 daybed; oak dining room ta- ble, chairs; kitchen table and chairs; glass cupboard; kitch- en *Inlet; occasional chairs; platfOrni rocker; oak rockers', end and centre tablee; minia- ture Edison Phonograph; small steel vPult; Axminster rug 7x9; paper rack; congoleum rugs 7x9 and 24x18; mantle clock; modern 4-pee. bedroom suite; single bedstead; 3-pee. bedroom suite; mirrors; foot stool; arm chair; electric lamps; organ; large a ssort, Meat bedding and cushier's; blankets; mats; glassware; silverware; antique dishes; kitchen utensils; sewing ma- chinet clothes hamper; heat- ing pad; heavy duty 2-burner hot plate; Wirigham kitchen stove; Lawn Bpy power mow- er; wheelbarrow; ladders; gene tubs; Beatty electric Washing machine, like new; small iron kettle; garden tools; snow shovel; 43 ton of furnace coal; Quebec heater and many other misc. items. No reserve, everything will be sold to settle estate. TERMS, Cash. In case of bad weather sale will be held in Community Centre. Bruce Klopp, Oscar Miller, Harold 'Rader, Executors for the estate of the late Fred Ruder. GLENN WEBB, Clerk ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer 12:19c SHOP EARLY AT WUERTH'S 369 Main S. 235-0611 Reduced Prices on Dack's Shoes * Give him a gift certificate this Christmas * Rubber Footwear for the V,'hole Family Bauer Skates — New and Used Several pairs reconditioned as low as $1.49 Men's Bauers New as low as $7.95 All used skates sharpened, new laces. Let's Trade SAVE AT WUERTH'S That's the strength of Credit Union. It's owned and operated by and for its members. You can be a member- owner and share in our bene- fits too. Drop in. Let's discuss it. thursday, Nov,. 19 Special -Charier. Coach by SHAMROCK GRILL Udall Phone 227..4481 BETTY'S MARKET. Exeter. P11On6 '235,19.11, 6 Properly For Sale 1e2-ACRE farm, neve bath and Oil furnace in helm, in Thckerpreitn township. For Information phone 616W2 Sea- forth, 12* 1i STOREY, 3-bedroom home, William St., Parkhill, 1 block pet of Main St., bathroom, nil ftirnaee,. For insPection call Wesley Watson, 293-3129 or Al- Pir4 0 Hod gins, RR 3 Ailsa Craig. 12tfne a-BEDROOM house, Corner of John and Caeling, new oil fur- nace and wiring, modern kitch- en. Phone 235-0980. 12:19* 11 STOREY 3-bedroom home, 11 Sanders St. East, just sec- ond lot, from Main St. For elePointinent to inspect call 19782 Kirkton. Frank Gimping. 5:12:19* November 12, 1964 2.2 *otitis- Pagli 11' Times-Advocate, Health topic 'for Zion gals.ol 17 Properly for Rent Saintsbury bricklayer dies after ...long illness will be held. M the TOWN WEST MeC4144.1VRAY PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs, Wellington Brack Visited ,Sunday with Mr. mr.s.. Tom. Qgle and family of Stratn- roy, Mr., 4 Mrs. Wm. Streeg of eafortb and Mrs, Mary Brock Were %Imlay YtsiterP 'with Mr. mrs. Norman ()rock and Bill. mr, & Mrs. Bob Rem, leYnda and Fred visited with My. & Mrs, Walter Pullets of Wood- stock Sunday, Mr. & Mrs. Hat-elan ern were Sunday visitors with Rey, •84 Mrs. John Wareham and boys of Atwood. BY HERS PQN The !1411 meeting of Elim- Yule .49trierngking' Club 1 was held Monday, Nov. '9 .at the home of. mre, Jaques, 4 members answered the roll call with none. accident :heeard in my home and what I ..am going to do about Wt. Notes on care of the hedy, putrition for good health and food for the family were given by the leaders Mrs. Norman .4aques..and Mrs. Cliff Next meeting will be on: Nov, 30 :at Elitriville Hall, FURNISHED 1-bedroom apart- ment, modern kitchen, living room, sun room, 3-piece bath, hydro paid, $40.00 a month, Phone Grand Heed 2a8-2560. 12:19c GREEN ACRES, Grand Bend, modern 3-bedroom ranch style home, with carport, large bright Hying room, compact kitchen, oil heat, furnished or unfurnished, $45.00 a month. Phone 238-2560. 12:19c to Wiarton op the weekend to visit Mr. Abbott's sister and brother-in-law, Mr, & Mrs. Al- len Tipdall, Mr, Mrs. George Atkin- son and familyt London, visit- ed with Mr. 8.‘ Mrs. Bob Tindall and girls Sunday. Mrs, Earl Atkinson has re- turned to her home •in "Amen following sergery in St. Jo- seph's hospital, London, Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee were recent guests with their aunt and uncle, Mr. $ Mrs. Jim Watson and family, Ailsa Craig. Mrs. Ron Carroll and Ian visited their grandmother, Mrs. Bertram and Mrs. Carl Cann and David, Exeter, Thursday. qn FRIDAY, NOV, 27, 190 .from 1;90 el eileck to p,74, for the purpose of Nominating Candidates for Reeve, .F.pue Ceuneiliare and Three School Trustees for 1965, An election, if necessary will be held on MONDAY, DECEMBER 7 W. J. AMOS, 'Township Clerk and Returning pfpner. 12:19e NEW HOUSE just completed, full basement, three bedrooms, available immediately. Art Whilsmith, phone 235-24.74. 0;18tfpc ATTEND BAPTISM Archdeacon F. co McRitchie officiated at the baptism Of Baby Fred Dobbs eaturdey at Trivitt Memorial Anelicen C hurch„ Exeter, Following the service, an af, ternoon reception was given by Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr. and a chriStening dinner at the home of Mr, and mrs, Fred Dobbs Jr. Those attending were Mr. William Hill of Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mogk and John of Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aitken of Toronto, Miss Nettie Moffat of Teeswater, Mr. arid Meg. Cecil O'Brien and Frail- cee of Toronto, Archdeacon and Mrs. F. C. MeTtitehie of Brant- ford, Mr. H. S. McLean of Tees- water, Bob and John Dobbs of Exeter. )RICK GARAGE at 74 Sanders St. east. Phone 235-0566. 12c MODERN 4 - room, upstair apartment,, Eeeiere fureiSh- ed or unfurnished; private en- trance ; available Dec. 1. 235-1207, LI PPER 3-room apartment, fur- nished. Phone 235-1654. 12* $35.00 A MONTH fee fropt apartment on Huron $t. West, Phone 235-0614. 12c Tqwflpflp of ti4c,pik.j..1yR,Ay NOMINATIONS 17 Property For Rent CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST VOTER'S LIST ACT: By HEBER .1;144NM P4NTS1131-i41( Relatives in this community received word Saturday even, log of the oath of Mr. Edgar P. Smyth, late of Midland, who died In Midland General Heee pitee eaturday in hie 81st veer, He was the second child of the late Mn, and. Mrs. W. J. Smyth who operated a general store and post office at Saints- bury, He learned the brick laying as a young man and built mare' hoiriee in this community, later he took up vulcanizing, a trade which he followed until his re- tirement 10 years age. He suffered a stroke seven years ago and has been in fail- ing health since. He was predeceased ley his wife, the former Ethel Wash- burn, two Years ago. A sister Mrs. Ethel Dickins, London and Mrs. Frank Smyth, Centralia survive. The funeral was held Wed,. nesday Nov. 11 with interment in Midland cemetery. Mr. Frank Smyth and Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis drove to Midland Sunday. VOTERS' LIST FURNISHED, modern apart- ment, hot water and heat sup- plied. Phone 235-0915. Parker Apts. 5tfne Ottawa this year will have its seventh consecutive budeetary deficit, for an estimated total increase in the federal net debt over the period of $3,750,000,- 00 0, HEATED apartment in Exeter, unfurnished, living room and kitchen downstairs, 2 bedrooms and bath with ample closet space upstairs, rent reason- able, available Dec, 1, Phone 235-0906. 12tfnc UNFURNISHED apartment, 2 bedrooms, modern, in former Simmon's Apt. Phone 235-2012 after 6 p.m. 12tfne 2 APARTMENTS — 1 upstairs, 3 bedroom's, living room, 3-pce bath, kitchen, utilities paid, available immediately; 1 lower apartment, 2 bedrooms, living room, 3-pce bath, kitchen, utili- ties paid, available Dec. 1. Phone 227-4369. Lucan, 12:19c 7-ROOM HOUSE, modern con- veniences, possession Dec. 1, in the country, 12 miles from Exeter. Apply Gladwyn Hoop- er, phone Kirkton 191R21. 12ne 4 ROOMS, ground floor, suit- able for offices, Main St., cen- tral location, heated. Apply Bill's Barber Shop, 429 Main St. 29tfnc SMALL STEAM heated furnish- ed apartment suitable for one lady, $29,00 per month. Elliot Apts. 235.0585 evenings 235- 2912. 29tfnc UNFURNISHED, roomy upper apartment, 'h eat e d, entirely private, separate hot water , supply, on William St., close to downtown, $50.00. Phone 235- 2575. 5tfnc Municipality of Grand Bend County of Lambton Notice is hereby given that I have complied with section 9 of the Voters' List Act 1960, and that I have posted up in my office at Grand Bend on the 9th day of November 1964 the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said municipal- ity at municipal elections and such list remains there for in- spection. And I hereby call upon all voters to take immediate pro- cedures to have any errors or omissions corrected according to law, the last day of appeal being the 23rd day of Novem- ber 1964. PERSONALS Mrs. Maurice MacDonald, Lucan, Mrs. Pete Sovereign, London, and Mrs. Jack Dickins were joint hostesses Tuesday evening for a shower for Miss Connie Jackson, Byron, bride- elect and Mr. Gordon Noels, Forest, groom elect of Nov. 13. Mrs. Harry Carroll, Mrs. Jack Dickins, Mrs. Heber Da- vis, Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mrs. Bob Tindall, Mrs. Jim Barker and Mrs. Earl Greenlee attended from this community. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis, Cameron, Sharon and Mr. Gote Wenpestraum were guests Sat- urday evening with Mrs. Garnet Isaac and Marjorie, London. Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis en- tertained for their daughter Heather's 12th birthday, Sun- day, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Barker, Joan, Gary and Jean and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Young and Jeffrey, Lucan, were their guests and and Monday M. & Mrs. George McFalls and Joyce were guests. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll and Wayne and Mr. & Mrs. Ron Carroll and Ian were Sunday guests with Mrs. Ada Ings, London. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Johnson accompanied Mr. & Mrs. Ar- thur Abbott, Whalen, on a trip AT THE HIGH SCHOOL By Elizabeth Gosar Enjoy outings STEAM HEATED apartment, wall - to - wall carpet, all new furniture, new range and re- frigerator, very central. Elliot Apts., 442 Main St. 235-05l5 or nights 235-2912. 8tfne CREDITON — Main St., 2 bed- room unfurnished apartment, private entrance, all utilities paid. Available immediately. Phone afternoons or evenings Crediton 234-6336. 30tfnc APARTMENT — 1 - bedroom, heated, furnished, private en- trance, centrally located. Ap- ply 349 Marlborough St., phone 235-0776. 10tfnc 1-BEDROOM apartment, unfur- nished, heated, utilities paid, private bath, available Nov. 1. Apply 16 John St. Phone 235- 0382. 17tfne 4-BEDROOM house in Exeter, available immediately. Apply Wm. Westlake, phone 235-2417 after 6 p.m. 20*tfnc 3-BEDROOM house in Exeter. Phone 235-1877. litfnc 2 LARGE bedroom apartment, new bath, living room, kitchen and dining area, frig and stove supplied, utility room. Harold Taylor, 65 Victoria St. Phone 235-0674. 24tfnc MODERN 3 - bedroom farm home on highway 23, with ap- proximately three acres and out-buildings. Possession avail- able August 1. Apply Box CPL Exeter Times-Advocate. 6:18tfne Dated this 12th day of No- vember 1964. MURRAY A. DESJARDINS Clerk of the Village Grand Bend, Ontario 12c final game against Goderich. Naturally, we're all hoping that South Huron will be victorious and defeat Listowel. A Remembrance Day Ser- vice, was held at school Tues- day afternoon with the speaker being Rev. Philip Gandon of Trivitt Memorial Church. The Student Council Executive also took part in the service, Monday, the class periods were shortened from 40 to 37 minutes. This reduction left time for an activity period at the end of the day and school is now over five minutes later at 4:05 pm. All students except the grade 13 class participate in these activities while the grade 13's just have an ad- ditional class each day. In the activity period there is glee club, badminton club on Wednesdays, majorettes, cheerleading practice, orches- tra, sports, Bible club and chess club. The societies such as the Student Council, Athletic So- ciety, and Paper Staff hold their meetings in this period. The library and guidance office are open on specified days to the students. Friday, the grade students have devotion in this period. For those students who don't have anything special to do in these periods, it provides an excellent opportunity for doing homework. This leaves more time at night for studying for the exams which commence No- vember 23. The grade 13 exams start November 18. The magazine campaign was again a large success as it went over the top by more than$1000 to reach a grand total of $7,660. Many students will be receiving prizes for selling magazines and these names will be dis- closed at a later date. TAKE TRIP Approximately 48 special commercial and grade 12 book- keeping students travelled to Toronto, Friday to visit the head office of the Bank of Mon- treal and Imperial Oil. In the afternoon they had a choice of visiting the Stock Exchange, museum, or the Bank of Com- merce, or of going shopping. They were accompanied by Mrs. Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. Howey. Today a busload of spectators will accompany the senior foot- ball team to Listowel to see who will be able to play in the 18 For Rent FLOOR SANDERS, electric. Beavers Hardware, phone 235- 1033, Exeter. 12:13tine 25 Auction Sales 19 For Sale or Rent BRICK HOUSE, 7-room, at 64 Wellington St., tiled 'bath and glassed - in porch, hardwood floors and 'oil furnace. Phone 235-1177 Exeter. 7: 16tfne CORNER OF MAIN and Sim- eoe, large brick home with odern conveniences, and barn. Apply Jean W. Wein, 199 St. Vincent St., Stratford. 5tfne 22 Notices NOTICE Baseline Estate AUCTION SALE of Valuable Real Estate, Household Effects, Auto and Misc. Items On the premises in the VILLAGE OF DASHWOOD The undersigned auctioneer received instructions to sell by public auction on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 at 1:00 rent. REAL ESTATE: Consists of Let 27 and 28 Stephen Twp, in the Village of leashwood, on which is situated a well con- structed 2-storey white brick dwelling, Main Hoer -. living room, kitchett, beclroore, 3-piece bath- room and utility room, Second floor — 3 bedrooms and clothes closet. Full size basement, large soft water Mstern. Also small barn suitable for garage, Dwelling in first class state of repair. Seitable adjoining building lot, Inspection invited, TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: 10% on day of sale, balance' in 30 days. Sold Subject to a reasonable reserve AUTO: 1939 Choy coach with low mileage, iii good condi- tion. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS and MISC. ITEMS: Kelvinator re- frigerator, s Cu. •ft..; Westing- house console -Model electric radio; Admiral 21 inch tele- vision, -antenna with totetoril "-piece chesterfield, like new; CREST HARDWARE HENSALL PHONE 11 5:12c By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR MARKS BIRTHDAY Little Miss Margaret Parkin,. son celebrated her fifth birth- day Saturday, Nov. when she entertained 'several of her little friends to an afternoon of fun and goodies. Those present were, Bill and Mary Picket, Mary Lou Themp- soh, Eddie Rodd, Phyllis and IVIertia Weibe, David and Bob- bie Strahan, Linda and Shirley Timms, John and Betty Ann McNeight, Lori and Mrs, Morrison and Mrs. McNeight., PERSONALS Mr. Alfred Baker at the pre-, sent time is not in the best of health. Mrs. A, DeWar is confined to het robin at present with a sprained knee and tern figa- inenta clue to a fall. Fred Parkineoe along With a Perth group of hunters are enJoying the Week at Eisele Lake hunting. Mr. & Deletabane dere and family entertained two boys froni I elgtnm lest week- e 611C1 ono at present are attend- it* tItilVortity in Toronto do, • ing research work and major trig In Chemistry. Mr, tie.trii- baridere kneW their fathee in 'Solemn. Mtinicipality of the Township of Stephen, County of Huron Notice is hereby given that I have complied with Section 7 of the Voters' List Act and that I have posted up at my office in Crediton on the 9th day of November, 1964, the list of all persons entitled to vote in the said municipality at municipal elections, and that such list remains there for inspection, And I hereby call upon alt voters to take immediate pro- ceedings to have any errors or omissions corrected ac- cordirig to laie, the last day of the appeal being The 23rd elay November, 1964, Dated this 10th day of No, Veinber, 1964, ROSS ItAtalt, Clerk Creditoni OM, 12c AN APARTMENT for 2 at 426 Main Street. Modem kitchen, electric stove, mid refrigerator; 3-piece bath, hot end, cold we' ter; steam heated; $45.00 per month, services extra, Avail- able NoVeniber L Apply at Times-Advocate, Olgink 2-BEDROOM house, electric heat decorated. Apply Art Whilsmite 235-2473. 12e ONE-BEDROOM Mine; reno- vated throtighotit, low rent :to careful tenants, Phohe 235-1483 or apply 373 Marlborough St, 12e MODERN 2 - bedroom apart- ment, on ground fleet's heated, hot water, on Main St. Park- hill, just right for retiring coupl e. Immediate posses- sion, Hutchinsories Apartments, Phone 294-6998. 5:12c HEATED, 1-bedroom apart- ment, down stairs, double liv- ing room, kitchen,, bathrooM, $55.00 monthly. Phone 2355tne 2-BEDROOM apartment, 11 miles north of RCAF Cen- tralia, 'heated, with all con- veniences. Phone Earl W. Neil 235-1921. itfnc 3-BEDROOM house, 3 miles south-west of Exeter, oil fur- nace, 3-pee. bath, modern con- veniences, newly redecorated, available immediately. Phone Earl W. Neil 235-1921, Hine SMALL HOME — Working or retired couple preferred; very low rent to suitable person. Phone 235-1775. ltfnc MODERN 2-BEDROOM apart- ment, stove and frig supplied, very reasonable rent. Phone Crediton 234-6301. 10tfric BRICK HOUSE, 437 Carling St,, Exeter, 4 bedrooms, oil furnace, garage, garden, full basement, available Nov. 1. Phone 353J3 Hensel 22tine MODERN 2-bedroom bungalow on Nelson St., Exeter. Rent $75.00 per month. Phone 235- 2234, 22tfne APARTMENT OVER store, 1 bedroom. Phone days 235-0270, evenings 235-0685. tlfnc LARGE 5-ROOM apartment, in new Taylor Apartment build- ing, living room with wall-to- wall carpet, frig and stove supplied, washer and dryer. Harold Taylor, 65 Victoria St. phone 235-0674. 24tfnc MODERN unfurnished apart- ment, 1 bedroom, living room, dining room and kitchen, 4-pc. bath, steam heat, hot water supplied. Apply Art Gaiser, Elmart Apts. Phone 235-1505 days, 235-2754 'after 6 p.m. . itinc Please check your dial num- bers on telephones with direc- tory listings for preparations for dial changeover at Hensall and Seaforth exchanges. Any- one not receiving a dial num- ber, instruction card or direc- tory, please contact Clinton exchange 482-9908. WATCH FOR IT--IT'S COMING CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Mr. Mel Graham, Sec'y-Treas. RR 1 Brucefield, Ont. 5:12c TO SUBSCRIBERS OF TUCKERSMITH MUNICIPAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17 from 7 to 9 in the evening * Free coffee and donuts * Candy sticks for children Children welcome when accompanied by an adult SANTA WILL BE PRESENT CLERK'S NOTICE OF FIRST POSTING OF VOTERS' LIST 15th Annual Halton-Peel Consignment Sale ROYAL GUERNSEY SALE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1964 at 1:00 p.m. (Day after Royal Winter Fair judging) GEORGETOWN SALES ARENA Oh mile south of No. 7 Hwy., 8 miles north of No. 401 Hwy., (Interchange 40), on the 7th line at Georgetown.) 40 HEAD of select Guernsey females of all ages—the ma- jority due to freshen shortly after the sale. Also a few choice open heifers. Most from R.O.P. herd s. Pregnancies guaranteed. This sale is sponsored' by the Halton-Peel Guernsey Club Heated buildings — lunch available. Credit arrangements avail- able with a 48-hour notice. For catalogue and informa- tion contact: ROCKWOOD INTERNATIONAL Ltd. Box 67, Georgetown, Ont. Sales Managers Phone (Area 416) 877-4101 12c AT LOT 25, 26, CON. 4 USBORNE TOWNSHIP SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 at 2:00 p.m. PERCY WRIGHT, Auctioneer 5:12c Sale By PUBLIC AUCTION of Bridge See The ROYAL WINTER FAIR in Toronto, Thur. No.19 GO BY BUS gases leave to return at 8:00 p .m. A OPEN EXETER FRI. St TILL 10 \SUPERIOR/ EO FREE MAIN i*FOOD PH 02 N 235.12 FOR MARKET* DELIVERY 390 ST. SOUTH PORK CUTLETS Schneiders lb. 69 PORK CHICKEN BUTTS BMOANP ELBE aLnEdA Fs OFLRLEESDH 49' WIENERS LEGS .FCRHESNHEIDER'S LB. 49' BACON 2 LB. CELLO PKG, isic 1 I-B. PKG. 59c APPLES ORANGES BANANAS GRApEFRunr. TE SWEET JUICY SUNK ST 138's 002. FMAANCCv 5POLLI3y, 55' 49, GOLDEN RIPE 2 LB. 29 GREEN - 2 Bunches FRESH ONIONS ARI FROM ZONA RC PINK I DR AO p 96, s 10/69 NFELWO 19C ASPIRIN VICKS BRYLCREME FALL 100 REG. BAYER VAPOR IN HEALTH BOTTLE FG RI AE NE T RUB JAR G SO I Mz EB 65' & 59' CREST 19' MACLEANS HALO BEAUTY REG. GIANT TOOTHPASTE SALE G TOOTHPASTE 5900 TUBE 59c 59' 59c SOUP Vegetable, act. nh ati c ok LIPTON T fen Noodle 2 packetxcket TEA SALT INE C ATSUP FRUIT COFFEE PICKLES 32B BAGS 200 MAXWELL COCKTAIL OFF I CoKz' 21"ElL1 SODAS OSRAALNAGDEA B M02°.NTBEOTTLES 61:0E'sKBE is, HOUSE 6 OZ. JAR 97' 1WALBLKEpRi.c'BS. 29, JYAURM Y U M 43' 39' MOLTS 35' PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK JIFFY CHOCOLATE PEAS CORN iF5A WITH ON DEL NoCz 4D8E0L2. MONTE 32( 15¢ COUPON NEXT PURCHASE BAKER'S , LB. TIN sic y MONTE ( 2/33 ASSORTED MONARCH POUCH FLOUR MONARCH SAVE 22( ON THESE PRODUCTS PAC CAKE MIXES :7.. 2/29 7 lb. bag 594 , ALBACORE TUNA SHORTENING PEACHES DIAMOND SOLID FANCY 2'oEL0'2„,INNTE 33' ,LLUBF F:1(0,¢ OFF 34, WHITE 7 O. TIN 37( DETERGENTS 401 OFF FAB i'd,}4b;IIE 934 0 E EAF ( LI UM 3M•-1 P 2 L 05, L BotTL.Es 9 9 Frozen Foods ICE CREAM CLOVER CREAM FISH & CHIPS f)oti LINER HADDOCK PEAS SUPREME 'FANY . 1/2 GALLON 194 24 OZ. PKG. 59$ 2 LB, POLY BAG 4U ,_