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Realty Ltd,, Real Estate Broker
12 Stanley St., London
Phone 433-6171
BEEF OPERATION
25 minutes from London, new
Beaver 50 x 80 pole barn with
new silo 18 x 65, fully automatic
Badger feeding equipment, plus
older barn 50 x 65 with new
14 x 50 silo with feed room,
spring creek and well, 2 storey
brick home, excellent clay loam.
For more information phone
GERRY COURTNEY 433-6171,
evenings 227-4884.
STORE, GARAGE DWELLING
$16,000, $3500 down payment,
vendor will hold mortgage at
710; drilled well water; 2
bathrooms. Price includes ex-
isting stock in store, For more
information phone GERRY
COURTNEY 433-6171 or evenings
227-4884, 26c
17 Properly For Rent
TOWN HOUSE apartments now
renting. All new 1-bedroom
apartments, centrally located,
301 Senior St. Phone 235-2420.
5:9tfnc
APARTMENT, modern, located
down town, living room, kit-
chen, tiled bath, large bedroom,
completely renovated, $75 a
month, available Sept. 1. Phone
235-2420. 8: 22tfnc
• CREDITON — Unfurnished 2-
bedroom apartment, all utilities
paid; available immediately.
Phone 234-6336. 9 :12tfnx
MODERN 3-bedroom home on
Bluewater Highway; immediate
possession. Phone 238-8261. 19*
• EXETER— Well located duplex
2-bedroom apartment, front en-
trance, private drive. Phone
234-6301. 9:26tfnc
UPSTAIRS apartment and win-
terized cottage. Available Oct.
1. Apply to Wellwood Gill,
Grand Bend. 26nc
• SMALL FURNISHED downstair
apartment, 1 block from up-
town, available October 15. Dial
235-2942. 9:26tfnc
VICTORIA PARK
APARTMENTS
* Custom Designed Kitchens
with double sinks and range
hoods
* Large Rooms: living room
• 13'x17'; kitchen 12'x13';
twin bed size bedrooms
* Tiled Bathroom with vanity
and shower
* Broadloomed throughout
* Electrically Heated
* Phone Outlets in three rooms
MILL STREET
One Block South of Huron St.
West, Facing Victoria Park
Phone 235-0526 26c
DEPARTMENT
of HIGHWAYS
ONTARIO
Notice To Truckers
Rental Of Hired Trucks For Winter Sanding
Separate sealed Tenders marked Truck Rental Agreement
will be received by the District Engineer, P.O, Box 217,
London, Ontario until 12;00 Noon, Local Time
Wednesday, October 2, 1968
Specifications, Tender Forms and Envelopes may be
obtained by calling at or by mail addressed to London
District Engineer, P.O. Box 217, London, Ontario
Trucks for mounting power sander units, a minimum of
27,000 G.V.W. will be located at the following locations:
4 Trucks required' at Junction Highway 401 and Iona Road
4 Trucks required at Junction Highway 401 and Sweabag Road
4 Trucks required at Junction Highways 401 and 74
4 Trucks required at Elginfield
4 Trucks required at Simcoe ,
4 Trucks required at Junction Highways 401 and 97
3 TrUcks required at Tharnesford
3 Trucks required at 3.0 miles west of Tillsonburg
3 TrUcks required at New Sarum
3 Trucks required at Lambeth
2 Trucks required at Hickson
2 Trucks required at 3.0 miles south of Courtland
2 Trucks required at VVallacetown
2 Trucks required at Strathburn
2 Trucks 'required at Junction of Highways 81 and 22
2 TrUcks required at . Parkhill
1 Truck required at Norwich
The lowest or any Quotation riot nedessarilysaccepted
When requesting Tenders please specify location.
U. o. Dernier, DEPARTMENT District Engineer,
Department of Highways;
390 Saskatoon Street, O F HIGHWAYS London, Ontario
Telephone:. 451-B400 ONTARIO
DEPARTMENT
OF HIGHWAYS
ONTARIO
Require Trucks and Loaders for Hire
To be used for winter salting and sanding
Separate sealed tenders marked: Truck Rental Agreement, or
Loader Rental Agreement
will be received at District Office, Stratford, until
12 o'clock noon local time, Friday, September 27, 1968.
TRUCKS
with minimum G.V.W. 27000 lbs. suitable for mounting
power sanding units are required at the following locations:
1 Truck — Milverton
3 Trucks — Galt, New Hamburg
2 Trucks — Guelph, Guelph East, Listowel, Harriston,
Wroxeter, Monkton i Stratford, St. Marys,
Mitchell, Exeter, Clinton, Wingham, Lucknow,
Goderich, Grand Bend, Fergus, Erin, Orange-
Ville, Shelburne, Mt. Forest, Arthur.
LOADERS,
with 3/4 yd. bucket at the following locations;
1 Loader — Galt, Guelph, Guelph East, Elmira, New
Hamburg, Listowel, Milverton, Harriston,
Wroxeter, St. Marys, Exeter, Clinton,
Wingham, Lucknow, Goderich, Grand Bend,
Fergus, Orangeville, Shelburne, Mt. Forest,
Arthue,
Tender Forms, Specifications, and envelopes may be'
obtained from the District Office in Stratford.
For further information contact Mr, J.B. Morris, District
Services Supervisor.
When requesting Tenders please specify locations,
The lowest or any Quotation not necessarily accepted.
The successful bidder must have . P.C.V. licence or apply
for same within 7 days of being notified,
if. 6, Wilcock,
District Engineer,
Department of Highways, Ontario
Box 8;
581 Huron Street,
Stratford, Ontario.
Telephone: 271-8550
New three bedroom home connected to sewers and close
to schools, This home offers electric heat, cushion flooring in
the kitchen and dining area, completely painted inside and
out, partial landscaping.
Three bedroom home located on approximately four
acres of land on highway 83 in Exeter. This home has been
remodeled and has an attractive kitchen, large living room
and den. A real investment, suitable for V.L.A.
Duplex located in downtown Exeter with two bedroom
apartments. This brick home with hardwood and tile floors
throughout has a good roof and new oil heating system. Each
unit is self contained with separate entrance, bath etc. Live in
one unit and let the other pay.
Brick two storey home on Highway 83 with new oil heat
and some land.
Commercial block in downtown Exeter with three
bedroom apartment and double garage. This brick building
has an office, display area and refridgeration room.
Building lots in Exeter located by schools on Pryde Blvd.,
Sanders Street and Riverside Drive with or without sewers.
Triplex 11/2 blocks from downtown with three separate
two bedroom apartments. Brick construction, asphalt roof,
oil heat. Terms.
Three hundred acre farm of good land and one set of
good buildings. See this now while the excellent crops are
being harvested.
100 acre farm located 21/2 miles east of Exeter — 93 acres
workable with stream suitable for irrigation.
160 acre farm in Kippen — Hillsgreen area
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
Phone 235-2420 Exeter
1-110C0GSON LIMITED
M. J..Gaiser W. H. Hodgson J. A. Kneale
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Escape front the ordinary M your Oldsmobile dealer's:
librottado,PlinetrEight,Delta 88,
Cutlass,Vista.Cruiser.
Every Olds mobile has to Malta II
before WO mark it
GM
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16 Property For Sale
RED BRICK HOUSE; 2 ab
.
e
,
d-
rooms, utility room, living
'room, good size kitchen and
dining area, 3-niece bath; seP -erate garage; nice lawns. Cash
only, Phope 235-1008, 9:5tfnc
HOUSE rooms and bath-
room, drilled well, hot water
heat, storms and screens, dry,
et% House Sotith of Ceotralia
Post Office. 20*
ACREAGE, vacant brick house,
conveniences, bare, Grand Bend
4 miles; 1 storey house Huron
St. W., living room, 2 bed-
rooms, bath, furnace, hot water,
See W. C. Pearce, Realtor, Exe-
ter, : 191ine
2-STOREY BRICK home with
modern convenience';; 4 miles
West of Crediton; close to high-
way, Phone 237-3458, 26:3*
18 For Rent
ELECTRIC BISSELL power rug
shampooer. DP • yeurself, pave
time and money, See Hopper-
Hockey, Exeter. 26c
RENTALS—Floor sanderS, floor
edgers; power hand saws; belt
sanders; 1/4 & Ve" drills; Writ-able television; power mowers;
floor polishers. Beavers Hard-
ware, 235-1033. 2:22tfnc
CONCRETE FORMS, power
trowel, cement mixer, etc. Con-
tact N, J, Corriveau, Zurich,
after 5 p.m. or Saturdays,
9:12-19:10c
24 Tenders Wanted
FUEL OIL — St. Peter's Luth-
eran Church, Zurich fuel oil
tenders for 1968.69 to be in by
Sept. 30. Send tenders to Doug
Armstrong, Zurich, 19:26c
TENDERS FOR FUEL
Marked Tenders will be re-
ceived by the undersjgned for
the supplying of light furnace
oil fuel for the Usborne Central
School for the heating season
1968-1969.
Quotations must be on a firm
basis, Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted.
Tenders close on Oct. 3 at
6 p.m.
A. GARNET HICKS
Secretary-Treasurer
RR 3 Exeter 19:26c
NOTICE OF TENDER
AUSABLE RIVER
CONSERVATION AUTHORITY
Tenders wanted for installa-
tion of oil furnace in 3 bedroom
house, Parkhill area.
Contact Ausable River Con-
servation Authority Workshop,
Parkhill 294-6121 or office, Exe- '
ter 235-2610.
Tenders to be submitted by
12:00 o'clock noon October 7.
Lowest or any tender not neces-
sarily accepted.
Mrs. C. Hume, Sec.-Treas.,
Ausable River Conservation
Authority, Exeter. 26c
25 Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE
of Household Effects,
Antiques and Misc. Items
On the premises
First house north of Stephen.
Township Central School,
21 miles west of Crediton
thence V4 mile north, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
at 1:30 p.m.
Chesterfield and chair; 6 din-
ing room chairs; 2 oak rock-
ers; buffet; 8 kitchen chairs;
coffee table; fern stand; wash
stand; mantel clock; leather
rockers; book case; arm chair;
library table; dry sink; phono-
graph; dressers; commodes;
oak bedsteads; steel bedstead,
springs and mattress; hanging
lamp; coal oil lamp; 2 toilet
sets; antique dishes; glassware;
china; silverware; kitchen uten-
sils; kitchen cupboard; Boston
rocker; large assortment lin-
ens, quilts, comforters; mats;
pillows; apple peeler; bake
board; bird cages; ironing
board; large trunk; lanterns;
copper boiler; bench; paper
rack; clock shelf; quantity of
dry wood; washing machine;
sealers; crocks; barrel; clothes
dryer, etc., etc.
Terms: Cash
ESTATE OF THE LATE
EDITH KENNEY
DALTON FINKBEINER, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
19:26c
Want Ad Deadline
Tuesdays 6 p.m.
25 Auclion Sales
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Men's, Ladies' and chii.
dren's Footwear, Shoe Re-
pairing Accessories, Gloves,
COI Register, Large Neon.
Sign, Desk and Misc, Items
On the Premises
MAIN STREET, CREDITON
9!1 BATVRDAY, OCTOBER 5
at 1:00 p.m.
Plan to attend this clearing
sale as store Property is sold.
No Reserve—Terms Cash
JAMES. LAYS, Proprietor
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
12;19:26c
Stocker-Feeder
SALE
Hensel! Sales Arena
MONDAY, OCTOBER 7
at 7:30
800 Head
Consisting of Calves, Heifers
and Steers
For consignments contact the
management:
Victor Hargreaves '482-7511
Jack Morrissey 234-6200
HECTOR McNEIL, Auctioneer
26:3c
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
of
Valuable Real Estate, Dairy
Cattle, Tractor, Combine,
Farm Machinery, Field
Corn, Grain, Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 3, CON. 9, HAY TWP.
41 miles west of Exeter or 21
miles east of Dashwood thence
1/2 mile north, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
at 1:00 p.m.
REAL ESTATE — Parcel #
consists of 100-acre farm, Lot
3, Con. 9, Hay Twp. on which
is situated a two-storey brick
dwelling with attached garage.
Main •floor: Living and dining
room, modern kitchen, 4-piece
bath and utility room. Second
floor: 4 bedrooms with clothes
closets. Full size basement, new-
ly installed oil furnace. Large
steel drive shed; newly built
silo 15x50. No barn due to re-
cent fire. Seven acres mixed
bush, remainder all tillable.
Parcel # 2 consists of 75-
acre farm, Lot 4 and 5, Con.
8, Hay Twp. Land all tillable
and in good state of cultivation,
No buildings.
Please Note: Farms will be
offered separately. Inspection
invited.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 60
days. Sold subject to a reason-
able reserve bid, if not previ-
ously sold.
HIGH QUALITY HOLSTEIN
COWS AND HEIFERS — Cow,
second calf, fresh since March,
rebred; cow, second calf, fresh
since June, not bred;. cow, sec-
ond calf, fresh since June, re-
bred; cow carrying second calf
due to freshen sale date; pure-
bred cow carrying second calf
due latter part of Oct.; cow,
recently freshened, second calf
at foot; cow, carrying second
calf, due sale day; cow, carry-
ing calf, due latter part of
Oct.; 3 heifers recently fresh-
ened, all rebred; cow freshen-
ed in May, rebred; 3 heifers
due to freshen Oct. and Nov.;
3 heifers due to freshen in Jan.;
4 heifers rising two years old;
2 yearling heifers.
This is an extra good herd
of cattle, complete herd arti-
ficial breeding and from high
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producing blood lines.
PONY Welsh pony gelding
rising 4 yearS Old, •saddle and
line breken.
TRACTOR e COMBINE AND
MACHINERY— FordSon Major
Standard tractor cpmpletely
overhauled, in new cooditipn,
equipped with Kelley manure
loader; 2 heat housers;
Chalmers # 90 power take-off
combine; Massey Ferguson 4.p-
run grain and fertilizer drill in
brand new condition; New Hol-
land hay baler; Ford 3-point
hitch 3-furl-eve plow with 14"
bottom; Int. 100 bushel.manure
spreader, recently purchased;
Int, 7 ft. power take-off mower;
Kongskilde Triple K 11 ft. 9 in,
cultivator, used one season;
Int. 3-point hitch 7 ft. disc;
Oliver 2-row tractor scuffler;
New Holland 3-point hitch Pow-
er take-off rake; heavy duty
rubber tire wagon with 175 bus.
gravity grain box; 4-section dia-
mond harrows; 2-wheel trailer,
etc., etc.
FIELD CORN AND GRAIN-
2,000 bushel choice quality Rod-
ney oats; 121 acres choice
Pfeister cob corn.
No reserve as owner is giv-
ing up farming due to ill health.
Terms; Cash
RAY RASENBERG, Proprietor
DALTON FINKBEINER, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
19:26c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Real Estate,
Complete Line Full Stock
of Hardware, Paint, Stoves,
Electrical Appliances,
Antiques and Misc. Items
On the premises
MAIN STREET, CREDITON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16
at 12:30 p.m.
REAL ESTATE consists of
East Part Lot 6 and Part Lot
7, Crediton, 34 acre of land,
approximately, on which is sit-
uated 'a 40x22 two-storey solid
brick store building in good
state of repair. Work shop
20x27.
TERMS of Real Estate: 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Sold subject to a mod-
erate reserve bid.
Full list to appear in next
week's edition.
ROSS CLARKE, Proprietor
Auctioneers:
WM. H. SMITH, Crediton
HUGH FILSON, TOM ROBSON
Denfield 26c
COMPLETE DISPERSAL
of 90 Registered and High
Grade Holsteins and Equip-
ment, Patz Stable Cleaner,
Solar Bulk Tank
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12
at 12:30 p.m.
at the farm of Peter W. Ber-
endsen, Kirkton, 8 miles east
of Exeter on 83 Highway or
31 miles west of Russeldale
Full list will appear in Oct.
10 issue.
PETER W. BERENDSEN,
Owner
BOB SHORE, Auctioneer
26:30
HOLSTEIN DISPERSAL
36 Head
Dairy Equipment & Misc.
on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
at 1:30 pon.
The complete herd will be
offered by public auction for
MR. GEORGE S. THOMSON,
Lot 32, Concession 12, London
Township, 21 miles north-west
of Ilderton
Mr. Thomson is giving up
dairying and his quota has been
sold.
CATILE: 24 high grade Hol-
stein mature milking females,
some just fresh, others due
25 Auction Sales
Oct. - May. AB bred. Holstein to
Oxford Unitnulls, poe§, to be
announced sale „day
2 heifere, hreci, -Angus, due
gerch. 1969.
5. PPell heifers, ready to breed
this
5 heifer calves months..
DAIRY EQUIPMENT: 33-can
Dart Kool btillt tank, excellent
.cenditipe; .Surge stainless steel
double sink; 3 Surge single unit
milkers with 3 - pit motor;
pump and piping for 24 powe;
milk strainer`; cow litter, etc.
stiff
tooth. cultivator, 9'; tractor
chains 1248; buggy; Oster Pet, tie furrow M.F, disc
ohm; ." Geo, White cutting :hex
and outside pipes; chicken feed-
ers; laying cages; 200 gal water
44.4.; Smalley harnoier
50 ft: dpuble eridless belt; 3
section harrows and many .oth-
er articles,
Terms: Cash
Auctioneers:
TOM ROBSON, HUGH FILSON
D enfield
Rally Day Service will be held
in the United Church Sunday at
10 a.m. with Sunday School
following at 11 a.m.
Wm. Willert of Dashwood
visited last week with his sister,
Mrs. T. Isaac.
Hymnaries with words and
music were presented to the
United Church Sunday by
relatives from Michigan in
memory of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Pollock. Harold Dettloff
of Detroit made the presentation
and Mrs. Harry Isaac received
them.
A miscellaneous shower was
held in Corbett Community
Centre Saturday evening by
relatives for Miss Marion
Bullock, a bride-elect of
Saturday.
The United Church Women
held a successful bake sale and
bazaar last Friday at Parkhill
Fair. The Willing Workers Class,
of the church had a lunch booth
at the Fair.
Mrs. Arthur Brophy of
Parkhill moved her furniture to
her new house here Saturday.
EARLY RECREATION
Lacrosse, a fast-moving net-
ted. stick game, was played in
America before Columbus landed
in 1492. Originated by the Iro-
quois Indians and used as a
training requirement for war-
riors, this strenuous game was
adopted in 1 840 by the white
man. It is now reputed to be
north America's oldest organiz-
ed sport.
— Continued from page
HIGH SCHOOL
Wood
.MANI AL TRAINING
working, ihor
Orenczuk ; wood turning, Thor
Orerleznic, Mike Barkley, Larry
Haugh; forage project, Fred
May; sheet metal ; Thor
Orenczuk; Metal turning, Fred
May, Doug Meidinger, Wesley
Pigheri.
HORSES
Foal, Bonnie Swartzentruber
E; showmanship, Bonnie
Swartzentruber E; pony, Gail
Ecker E, Cathy Read E, Trudy
Johns U; showmanship, Wayne
Presczcator S, Gail Ecker E,
Trudy Johns U, saddle horse,
Doug Ecker E, Bradley Johns U,
Bonnie Swartzentruber E;
showmanship, Doug Ecker E,
Bonnie Swartzentruber E,
Bradley Johns U;
Beef CalfC AaTftTerLEJan 1, 1.968,
Kenneth Coates U, Teresa
Ondrejicka JAD; halter-broken
calf, Ken Coates U, Teresa
Ondrejicka JAD;
Bacon hogsSW
SWINE
175 lbs.,
Garry Cottle U; bacon hogs
under 100 lbs., Jas. Cottle U.
POULTRY
Barred rock, pullet, Danny
Brintnell E; Leghorn, cockerel,
Murray Stewart U, Lori Lynn
Stewart U; leghorn, pullet,
Danny Brintnell E, Murray
By GORDON MORLEY
A Rally Day Service will be
held at Brinsley United Church
Sunday. A Junior Choir will be
in attendance. The Rev. Johnson
will be assisted by the Sunday
School with the service taken by
Misses Judy Robinson, Susan
Morley and Debra Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and
family of Clinton were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Lewis and family.
Guest speaker at Brinsley
United Church Sunday was
David Blair, president of the
Toe-Alpha. Mr. Blair, president
of the Ontario Temperance
Federation spoke in favour of
the Society.
Byron Cunningham visited
Lloyd Lynn Sunday. Mr. Lynn is
recovering from injuries
sustained in a fall at his home.
Stewart U, Elaine Stewart Ti;
ducks, Karen Skinner Ti, Gary
Skinner U, Mark Rnelofson
PETS.
Bantams, Elaine Stewart U;
rabbits, Jeff Liodenfield E,
Keith Davey 5, Norman
McCauley g; pigeons, Laurel
Hodgeet U, Billy Elrintnell E,
Bob Snell, JAD; Ititten.§, Sandra
McLeod, g, T.,40 Hodgert. U;
trained dog, Bonnie Dale E,
Michael Ward El anyPet, Brad
Roelofson E, Kathy Scott
Rodney OreePaere g,
Times Advocate, September 26, 1968 Paste
School fair results
They're at your Chev-Olds dealer's right now.
Captivating cars like this all-new Delta 88 Royale
—youngmobile thinking in a big, beautiful package.
Sportier looking vinyl top—that's youngmobile
thinking. Longer, easier riding 124-inch wheelbase
—that's youngmobile thinking. So is the custom
pinstriping. The side fender louvres. The draft-free,
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New top-of-the-line Olds 88: Delta 88 Royale
Come see the cars
the come-closer look.
ventipane-free side windows. To say nothing of a
Rocket 455 V8. They're standard on Royale,
along with the new GM safety features. There's even
an ingenious anti-theft device to keep your Delta 88
Royale your Delta 88 Royale. Stop in soon.
See all the cars with the come-closer look.
They're on display and waiting for you right now.
SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED 'OLDSMOBILE DEALER
SNELL • BROS. •LIMITED
MARI< OF
tY,CELLENCE•
450 Main Street • Eketer 'Phone 235;660