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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1974-10-03, Page 1721 For Rent CASH CROP LAND suitable for wheat. Apply in writing to. Exeter Times-Advocate Box STM, Exeter, Ont. 37t 3 BEDROOM HOME or farm house in Grand Bend area. Phone 238- 2773. .40c CONSTRUCTION equipment 8 plywood forms, wedges, power trowel, wheelbarrows, small mixer, eta. Phone 236-4954 Monday to Friday after 4 p.m. Weekends anytime, N. J. Corriveau, Zurich. 16t 23 Wonted To Rent 21 For Rent RENTALS ' FLOOR SANDERS .FLOOR EDGERS POWER. HAND SAWS BELT SANDERS 1/4" & le. DRILLS PORTABLE TELEVISIONS FLOOR POLISHERS BEAVERS. HARDWARE YOUR WESTIN8110IISE DEALER Exeter 235-1 033 46t The Liqiior Licence Act NOTICE OF APPLICATION Licensing District No. 2 TAKE NOTICE that John Tzavaras of the Town of Exeter in the County of Huron will make applica- tion at a Special Meeting of the Li- quor Licence Board of Ontario to be held at the Canadian Legion Hall, 48 Ontario Street North in the City of Kitchener in the Regional Municipali- ty of Waterloo on Tuesday the Twenty-second day of October, 1974, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon for the issuance of a dining lounge licence, for the sale and con- sumption of liquor where food is available, for the following premises: A restaurant known as New Burkley Restaurant, 312 Main Street, in the Town of Exeter, in the County of Huron, in the Province of Ontario, consisting of a restaurant which will have the necessary facilities and equip- ment required under the regulations and equipment required under the regulations of The Liquor Licence Act of Ontario and amendments thereto. Any, person who ,is r,esident Jn the licensing district niay object to the application, and the grounds of objec- tion in writing shall be filed with Mr. Richard Meunier, Q.C. the deputy registrar of the licensing district, whose address is 277 King Street West, Kitchener, Ontario, N2G 439 at least ten days before the meeting at which the application is to be heard. Dated at Exeter this 16th day of September, 1974. JOHN TZAVARAS 312 Main Street Exeter, Ontario 39:40c Moot 25 Notices DO YOU NEED to lose weight inex- pensively? ? Phone Freetia 227- 4860, 40:41:42c Former tenants of Huron Industrial Park Kevin W. Blyde formerly 134 Algonquin Drive Francis Newton formerly 130 Algonquin Drive Leslie A, Ambury formerly 142 Columbia Drive TAKE NOTICE that unless all household effects abandoned at Huron Industrial Park are claimed and removed within 10 days hereof same will be disposed of without further notice. C. J, Malone, Manager Huron Industrial Park Ontario Development Corporation Huron Park, Ontario 40c INDEPENDENT SHIPPER to UNITED CO-OPERATIVE OF ONTARIO LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT TORONTO Ship Your Livestock with ROY SCOTCHMER Monday Is Shipping Day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565-2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on Pick-up 47t 26 Legal Notices NOTICE TO CFIEOITORS In the Estate of Isabel Farlsh Lee deceased All persons having claims against, the estate of Isabel Farish Lee late of the Village of Ailsa Craig, in the County of Middlesex, Housewife who died on or about the 18th day of August, 1974 are required to filepare ticulars of same with Bell & Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter,. On- tario, by the 5th day of October, 1974 after which date the estate will be dis- tributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been receiv., ecl, dell & Laughton Solicitors for the executors Exeter, Ontario 38:39:40c 27 Tenders Wanted TENDER The Huron County Board of Educa- tion will receive plainly marked sealed tenders on the following supplies re- quired for our Elementary and Secon- dary Schools up to 12 o'clock local time Friday, October 18, 1974. Audio Visual Support Equipment Art Supplies General Classroom Supplies Notebooks Office Supplies Paper Supplies and Physical Education Equipment. Specifications and Tender forms may be obtained from the Board Offices, 103 Albert St., Clinton, Ontario. Lowest or any tendel. not necessarily accepted. D. 3. Cochrane, E. C. Hill Director of Education Chairman 40c Area athletes win honors South Huron District High School athletes turned in ex- cellent performances at Friday's invitational cross country meet at Stratford Central. Kim Pos till won the senior girls championship and Janet Gielen was named junior champ. The senior team including Agnes Van Esbroeck, Kathleen Gielen, Heather Little and Kim Postill placed second. Lucy Van Esbroeck was fourth in the midget girls division and Paul Wareing was seventh in midget boys. A similar invitational meet will be held at South Huron on .Tuesday, October 8 Exeter Kinsmen join walk-a-thon Members of the Exeter Kin- smen club will be joining other Huron County Kinsmen on October 6 in a walk-a-thon'ircen the Lucknow Legion to the Wingham Armories. Proceeds from the walk will go to help stamp out Cystic Fybrosis which is the leading cause of chronic lung disease in Canadian babies, children and young adults. Approximately 12 to 15 Kin- smen from Exeter will take part in the 12 mile walk-a-than which is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. at the Legion in Lucknow. Ben Hoogenboom is the chairman of the local walk-a-thon committee and Dennis Hockey is the Exeter president. ATHWELL'S sgm olo,704 so V ***************** * Estate Furniture and Antique Auction * * Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS Tom Robson * ***************** 666-0833 phone 666-1967 * In the Ilderton Community Hall t Wed. Evening, Oct. 9, 6:30 p.m. 411L, Estate of the late Mrs.Alice McWaine for information phone 666-0677 * ANTIQUES — 2 old chests of drawers; corner chair; t oc- casional' walnut side chair; oval parlour table; old walnut 11( bureau; toilet bowl & pitcher; oak library table; small .4(wooden clock; boston rocker; walnut drop leaf table; 6 gun stalk cane bottom chairs; 2 gun stalk chairs; wash stand, * small table; upholstered arm chair; China lamp; bedroom rocker; walnut chair needle point seat; hall tree; coverlet bed .0( spread ; crystal; copper boiler; copper tea kettle; etc. etc. 4( FURNITURE & MISC, — occasional chair; sewing cabinet; 6 chairs; chesterfield suite; coffee tables; lamps; desks; night tables; colonial desk & chair; mirrors; beds; card table &. ( chairs; piano bench; 2 white sheep skin rugs; vacuum cleaner; *bedding; quilts; linen table cloths; shot gun; typewriter; sew- ing machine; large living room mirror; carving set; blue * willow dishes; chaise lounge; washing machine; 2 TV's; round *wall mirror; 24 ft. aluminum ladder; dehumidifier; floor * polisher; picture frames & numerous other articles. TERMS CASH — not responsible for accidents nnia,inuinstli toe(' 4' ,',"Altca :,11 — 1,1 This is an exceptionally fine sale. Plan to attend. ,, 4:11:1E.1 .477 c'k IIRY14 We Specialize In Custom Slaughtering and Processing To Individual Requirements Cattle c-d Hogs are Government Inspeete,1 in our Modern Abottow for Your Protection. SLAUGHTERING ON MONDAY ONLY All Processing Guaranteed LOCKERS FOR RENT By Month or Year EXETER FROZEN FOODS Phone 235-0400 NORM WHITING anctioreeeP Antique Collector's AUCTION SALE Monday evening, Oct. 7, 6:45 p.m. sharp at Whiting Auction Rooms, 63 Main St. S., Exeter, Ont. Previews Sat. Oct. 5th 12:00 - 5:00 p.m. Mon. Oct. 7th 2:00 until sale time ART GLASS — such as signed Steuben "Blue Aurene" bowl; signed Steuben "Gold Aurene" goblet; signed Steuben "Green Jade" finger bowl & plate; Mother of pearl - 1 pink and 1 blue diamond quilted satin vase; Amverina footed bowl (circa 1880's); Burmese fairy light (signed Clarke base) circa 1885; signed "Peynham" rose bowl; Nailsea fairy lamp and others. GLASS — Mary Gregory green decanter; cranberry Mary Gregory tumbler "Etched Dolly"; cranberry overlay portrait vase circa 1860; cranberry enamelled pickle cruet; Victorian cranberry Rubino pitcher; cranberry decanter; dark green "windmill & mums' carnival bowl; satin ,glass rose bowl (peachblow colouring) mercury glass; milk glass shoes; depression glass; Canadian pressed glass such as Ontario Maple leaf compote; N.S. ribbon & star pickle cruet; Cana- dian blue "block" pickle cruet; goblets such as double leaf & dart; pressed leaf; etched band etc. LAMPS — Original cranberry hobnail ,hanging lamp with prisms; cranberry hall hanging lamp; piano lamp; 2 "Gone With the Wind" lamps; hanging "Tiffany type" lamp; signed "Tiffany lamp" shade; etc. CHINA — portrait tea set (R.S, Prussia type) R,S. Prussia hair receiver; R.S. Prussia fruit bowl (large pearl fihish) beleek vase; Royal Bayreuth; copper lustre; R,S. Germany; Royal Vienna; R.S. Tillowitz; Nippon; Portneuf; Chinese export blue on Celadon 17" vase, circa 1820; blue & white spittoon; Japanese !marl plate; and many others. METAL & WOOD — pair brass candlesticks; napkin rings;' watch fob; cast iron stove; oak biscuit jar; sap pail, doughboard; pair pine candlesticks; etc, FURNITURE -- 2 dry sinks, flat to wall cupboard; pine On- tario corner cupboard; 1 oak and 1 walnut, drop front desk; beds including Victorian & Jenny Lind; wicker settee set; press- ed back nursing rocker; oak hall stand with mirror; dock shelf; pine table; pine desk; sets of pressed back chairs; Georgian Mahogany Games table and many otheepieces of furniture. MISCELLANEOUS — mantle clock; carriage clock; metal rooster weathervane; crocks; welding Brantford Blue Flower crock; brass jelly pan; brass spittoon; 2 Houka pipes; 1 merschum pipe; 1 clay pipe; many old licence plates; cutter and harness and many other items. Be sure to attend this outstanding antique* auction. Catalogues available at Whiting Antiques. TERMS CASH Norm Whiting, Auctioneer Phone (519) 235-1964 ESTATE AUCTION of the late Willa A. Browning Property, Antiques, Glassware Main St., Exeter, Ont. Wed., Oct. 9, 10:30 a.m. sharp PROPERTY—to be sold at 2:00 p.m. sale date: PARCEL No. 1-395 Main St., Exeter immediate down town area consisting of a 3 storey brick building in good condition, presently consisting of a business O(1 the first floor ,onci 3 bedroom aOarfment'witli'living room, dining room, kit Sen, storage area, gas heating, 2 separate units. PARCEL No. 2—Corner lot .41'x185' on John St. and William Sts. with large 2 car garage. This lot is situated directly behind the above mentioned brick building. NOTE—These 2 parcels of property are being sold subject to a modest reserve bid and conditions of sale to be announced sale date—mainly 10% down and balance in 30 days. ANTIQUES—black walnut oval parlor table, 3 walnut settee chairs, ornate side chair, unique Mrs. rocking chair, walnut rocking chair with slip seat, 3 piece chesterfield suite in ex- cellent condition, flower pedestal, fern stands, corner chair, antique console radio, 2 drawer silver chest on legs, ornate glass top coffee table, cast metal lamp—lady with a basket, cabinet Grand burled walnut piano—very attractive and in excellent condition; piano stool ornately carved ; oak 8 piece dining room suite, claw feet, table extends to 98 inches, burl- ed walnut sideboard, oak china cabinet—bowed glass sides—curved glass front full door—carved lion's head—claw feet, 6 feet high; oak chest of drawers; marble top commode; walnut commode; marble top burled walnut chest with 8 drawers and brass pulls; oak bed; walnut dresser with swing mirror and wood pulls; oak dresser with swing mirror; 2 cedar chests; caned chesterfield and 2 matching chairs; ornate high cupboard with pineapple carving; pot bellied stove; Quebec heater. CLOCKS—mantle clock with Westminister chimes; carriage clock with music; antique traveller's clock. GRANDFATHER'S clock, very attractive, glass front, excellent running condition. FURNITURE—Zenith coloured TV; 2 black and white TVs; mirrors; lamps; rugs; chesterfield and chair; lounge chair and stool; mantle radios; Hoover twin tub spin dryer; drop leaf table ; electric stove; wood stove; wringer washer; kitchen utensils and complete household appliances. BRASS—banquet lamp; table with marble top; fireplace companion sets; 3 pr. candle holders; pushups; jardineres; large teapot on legs with amber handle; gold scales; other scales; Cape Cod lighter; large urn; boot; slippers; many other brass pieces. SILVER—tea service; tea urn on stand, very old; pickle cruet; pedestal cake plate; bread tray; pair candelabras; napkin holder, very old; 81 pieces of Lady Hamilton community plate and other silver pieces. GLASSWARE-60 pieces French Limoges Haviland, gold band pattern; 38 pieces Bridal wreath Limoges, Austria and Czeck ; 17 pieces of French Limoges, pink and purple flowers; 18 pieces of Royal Grafton tea set; Bird of Paridise dishes; 20 English bone china cups and saucers; large selection of Bavarian, Nippon, English bone, occupied Japan, Coalport china, in cake plates, bowls etc; oil lamps, some with matching font and shade. CUT AND PRESSED GLASS—Cornflower pitcher with 6 goblets; pink to clear hand painted pitcher and 6 glasses; very heavy enamel pointing; pedestal fruit bowl and 5 sherbets; decanter and 4 glasses, pinwheel pattern; 6 coloured wine glasses; 2 large candy jars; commemorative pieces; figurines; Limoges lemonade pitcher; signed carnival oloss I china nappy; many other unique articles too numerous to mention. MISCELLANEOUS—crocks; jugs; chairs; schoolmaster's desk; pump; bottles from old drugstore; pictures and frames. DISPLAY CASES antique wooden, in excellent con- dition—tops, bottoms with glass sides etc. NOTE—This sole provides a large selection of excellent an- tiques, furniture etc. all in mint condition; plus a business op- portunity in the heart of Exeter, TERMS of Sale on chattels—Cash in case of inclement weather, sale will be held under cover. For information call AUCTIONEER Hciutehold orn ShOeitom Sales t ILDERTON 666- Sales Farm Sales "Call now for complete Auction Service" Throes-Adyocate, October 3, 1974 Pope 17 Shop .at home AUCTION SALE of Real Estate, Household Furnishings Antiques, Tools & Misc. Items Sat, Oct. 12 at 1 p.m. sharp at 99 Ontario St. 5, GRAND BEND, ONT. (3 blocks south pf traffic lights) Fpr the Estate of the Late Mr. Raymond English REAL ESTATE — consists of 1 1/2 storey frame -house with Johns Mansville siding, .asphalt roof, MAIN FLOOR kitchen, large L shaped dining room & living room; 2 bedrooms with closets, 3-piece bath & linen closet; SECOND FLOOR - un- finished, suitable for 3 bedrooms, full basement including 2- piece bath, also 1 car garage in basement. This house is situated on a lot with 160 ft. frontage, 589 to 643 ft. deep. Property like this is a rarity in Grand Bend. Property sold subject to a reasonable reserve bid. 10% day of sale, balance in 30 days. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — 8-piece dining room suite; chesterfield & chair; reclining chair; footstool; B&,W television; floor model clock radio; odd tables & chairs; floor & table lamps; chest of drawers; dressers; beds; springs; mattresses; White electric portable sewing machine; Sunbeam vacuum cleaner; TV tables; coffee tables; magazine rack; mirrors; clocks; radios; Kelvinator refrigerator; Westinghouse stove; Simplicity washing machine; step stool; 2 drop leaf tables; complete 4 place setting of dishes; 2 partial sets of dishes; matching tea pot, cream & sugar; stainless steel cookware; dishes; pots & pans; silVerware; linens; rugs; mats; large braided mat; books; suitcases; sealers; record album; lawn lounge; wooden lawn chairs; mail box; power lawn mower; plywood; etc. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES — dry sink; hall seat; gramophone; 2 hump back trunks; 4 pressed back chairs; pressed back high choir; wash stand; Welding Brantford 2 Gal crock; copper boiler; 2 small lanterns; oil lamp with brass base; coal oil stove; '2 candle moulds; wooden planes; cant hook; depression glass; pictures & frames; etc. MISC. tools; Step ladders; sledge hammer; carpenter tools; garden tools; electric contractors Odd & ends; new & used; electric motor; vice; etc. TERMS CASH Norm Whiting, Auctioneer Phone ,235-1964 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPS — South Huron girls swept the in- dividual championships at a cross country invitational meet at Strat- ford Central, Friday. Janet Gielen won the junior championship and Kim Postill was the senior champ. T'A photo Clearing Auction Sale To be held at Lot 6, Con. 5 Stanley Township, 1 1/4 miles north of Kippen, 2 miles west Saturday, Oct. 12 at 1:15 p.m. Consisting of Furniture, Appliances; Antiques, collectible, items, machinery John Deere A.R. Tractor Oliver 70 c/w 2 row scuffler and bean puller and other equip- ment New Conestoga duo outline their plans Bruce D. Bjorkquist has been appointed Chairman of the Clinton Centre of Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology, College officials recently announced. Mr, Bjorkquist's appointment is effective September 1, 1974. A resident of Goderich, Mr, Bjorkquist has been employed at the Clinton Centre since the autumn of 1971. Mr. Bjorkquist has been coordinator of applied arts and a counsellor at the centre. He has taught English in the academic upgrading program, and both English and Psychology in the post secondary secretarial science program. Prior to accepting a position in Clinton, Mr. Bjorkquist taught English at the Waterloo Centre of Conestoga College. At a press conference at the Clinton centre last week Mr.Bjorkquist said that at the Clinton centre, the community shows itself in secretaries and counsellors, typing instructors and psychology instructors, 20 year old students and 60 year old students, At this centre people come together to work on the common task of making in- dividual lives more productive, more creative, and more en- joyable." He said that at Clinton they would welcome a football team, cheering crowds and rousing basketball games but that "For the moment, we are content to be a community of people working together on less boisterous tasks which may 'in' the' long term be J.closer to the real needs of the 'total community." Ai a lay pastor in the Lutheran Church, Mr. Bjorkquist has served congregations in New Hamburg, Tavistock, Dashwood and Exeter.• Since moving to Goderich, he has been in- strumental in the establishment of a new Lutheran congregation serving the Goderich Clinton area. In addition to a strong academic background, Mr, Bjorkquist holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Windsor, a Master of Divinity degree from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, and a Master of Arts degree in Philosophy froOthelUniversity of Waterloo. He is currently working on his doctorate in Philosophy. Mr. Bjorkquist who is 32 years of age, his wife, Janet and their two daughters reside at 333 Eldon Street, Goderich. As chairman of the Clinton No Reserve Plan to attend, full listing next week Farm Sold Howard Lemon - Proprietor Terms Cash Centre, Mr, Bjorkquist will be replacing Mr. Ross Milton who has assumed other duties within the College. President of Conestoga College, Kenneth E. Hunter said, last week, that the college has three objectives: to provide young people with an opportunity to fit themselves for a satisfying personal career; to help adults learn new skills in order to take advantage of multiple job op- portunities and providing over 500 individual courses, available to everyone, encompassing both job-related skills and personal development. Hunter said that this year the Clinton Centre is offering an unusual Secretarial Science Program. The program is structured in modules so that students may begin any time at their convenience and complete the program at a pace suited to their individual needs. An Educational Resources Centre is also being developed at the Clinton Centre to house a variety of audio visual equipment which will supplement the in- dividualized approach to education. "We are prepared to in- novate." Hunter said, "to use new methods, to work with the people of this area to provide whatever educational service you need. RATHWELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Brucefield 482-3120. * TERMS: 10% down, balance in 30 days. For further informa- tion contact Mrs. Nixon. Phone 527-0738, Executrix or the air Auctioneers. * ANTIQUES: gunstock chairs, cane bottom chairs, wooden * chairs,rockers, leather backed chairs & rocket, wall cupboard *with glass top; washstands, dressers, beds, (1 with oak carved front); pine blanket box, 9-piece Ribbon design toilet set, ex- * cellent condition; china pail & lid; china jardiniere; trocks, oil ,,A-‘ lamps; sealers; 3 settees, couch style; wicker stool; hall table Sr with drawer; wooden secretary with glass door, shelves & *desk front; umbrella stand with mirror; oak buffet with ., mirror; old wall hung clock; kitchen cabinet with leaded win- Jr dow & mirror, rocking chair with cane seat; mantel clock; *bedroom screen; thunder Mug with lid; some press glass; ... crystal; Nippon & Lemoges dishes; mustache cup; china tooth pick holder; tea set service for 12; dining room table with 2 *. leaves, HOUSEHOLD: Clare Bros,wood & coal stove; Moffat 4 burner stove; Leonard refrigerator, radio, Admiral 21" TV; Beatty washing machine; Niagara massage attachments; vacuum cleaner; pots, pans & kitchen dishes, cedar chest; ,ar plate glass mirror; wooden tables, sewing machine; etc. 4 TERMS Cash * Hugh Filson AUCTIONEERS - tom Robson * 666.0833 phone 666-1967 NORM WHITING auctiardeop • AUCTION SALE of Household Furnishings some Antiques & Misc. Items Saturday, Oct. 5 1:00 p.m. sharp at EXETER COMMUNITY ARENA, EXETER ONT. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Kelvinator refrigerator, Ken- more 30" range, rangette; chrome table, 4 chairs; 2 stools & matching side table; rocking chair; utility table; wooden kitchen table; small square table; 2 rugs 6'x9'; 2 black leather chairs like new; chesterfield suite; platform rocker; swivel rocker; coffee table; 1/2 table; square table with glass feet; coloured 23" Westinghouse television; block & white televi- sion; TV rotor; TV lamp and trays; table, floor & dresser lamps; cushions; mats; 2 footstools; Raymond sewing machine; chest of drawers; vanity stool; clothes hamper; bed; odd chairs; carpet sweeper; vacuum cleaner; pictures & frames; ornaments; mirror & matching candleholders; radio; paper rack; cuckoo clock; electric clock, kettle, fry pan, toaster, toffee pot; dishes; steam iron; set of aluminum pots & pans; silverware; plastic garbage can; bedding, towels, quilts, blankets, ironing board; chest of silverware setting of 8; set of dinnerware, approx. 65 pieces, several pairs of salt &peppers; cups & saucers; cheese iiish; barometer; trays; tea pots; cake plates & servers; crock and many other items. ANTIOUES & COLLECTIBLES: Hall tree; 8 piece dinirigroom suite (round pedestal table with lion's paw feet, 3 leaves, 6 chairs, large china cabinet buffet combination with leaded glass); 2 washstands; 2 dressers (I with large beveled oval mirror with brass pulls); 2 iron beds, 1 with brass knobs, wooden love seat; wicker flower basket; 2.3 piece toilet sets; 3 odd pieces of toilet set; 2 old guns, 1-10 gauge shot gun & 1-12 gauge shot gun; 2 oil lam'ps (1 finger); 8 day walnut clack; Noritake mustard dish; gold iris & herringbone fruit bowl & 6 nappies; pedestal cake plate; clear depression glass biscuit jar; old covered tea can with handle; 2 MZ Austria Bridal Rose plates; 2 commemorative plates and 1 tray; miniature cup and saucer; vinegar jug ; bean pot and many other items, MISCELLANEOUS: lawn chairs, Christmas decoration; small fish aquarium; tricycle; bird cage; electric hedge trimmer; hose; lawn Sprinkler; step ladder and many other items, TERMS CASH Mts.Elizabeth O'Brien, Prop. Norm Whiting, Auctioneer PHONE 235-1964 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Property, Antique and Household * * ' AUCTION * * * * for Robert William Nesbitt Estate * * 42 Wilson St., Seaforth, north-west of the main * * intersection ( watch for signs) * * Saturday, October 5, 1 p.m. * ,* PROPERTY: will be offered at 3 p.m. subject to a very * Jr• moderate reserve bid as executrix is anxious to sell. Extra * * 111,. large lot with beautiful trees, 2 storey house, insul brick and ,.. asbestos covered, new roof, new gas furnace, full basement, Ar ,ar bath, kitchen with built in cupboards ' dining room, living IL, * room, several bedrooms, clothes and linen closets. Don't *i91 Jr i .4 overlook this particularly good property close to downtown Seaforth. * * * *