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COMING EVENTS
FALL RUMAGE SALE in the
Hensall Legion Hall, Saturday,
October 15, at 2 p,m, Sponsored
by ,Hensall Kinette Club,
39,40,1,b
TEEN TOWN Dance in Com-
munity Centre, Hensall, on Sat-
urday, October 22, from 8:30 to
11:30 p.m. Music by the No-
velles. Sponsored by Hensen
recreation conunittee and Hen -
sal] Teen Town. 41,b
FOR SALE
P12Ei BRED German Sheperd
pup;:. Call Paul Steckle, 262-
,5440. 41,p
SPRAYED APPLES — Spy, Mc-
Intosh, Kings, Courtland and
Delirious, $2.00 per bushel at
the orchard. Call Ted Stein-
bach, dial 236-4844. 39,40,p
REINFORCED Cement Tile, 4
feei by 3 feet. Contact Law-
rence Ziler, RR 3, Dashwood,
phone- 31r4. 37to42,b
APPLES — Spies, McIntosh,
.King;. etc. Call Paul Steckle,
262-5440, RR 2, Zurich. 41,2,p
GIRL'S WINTER COAT, with
mouton collar to fit 12-14X; in
newcondition. Call Mrs. Helen
`Thiel, 236-4360. 40,p
.BRICK HOUSE in the village
of Zurich, across from St. Boni -
lace Church. Contact Louis
Earwtal, 236-4646. 40,p
APPLES — Pick your own, low
trees Picking days: Mondays,
Wednesday, Fridays and Sat-
urdays. beginning Saturday, Oc-
tober 8. Spys, Kings, Delicious,
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
Of Tractor, Farm Machine
Dairy Cattle, Household Effe
and Miscellaneous Items
on the premises
Lot 8 Con, 10, Hay Towns
Goshen Line, 3 miles south
Zurich, of 11/4 miles east
Dashwood, thense 2 miles no
The undersigned auction
received instructions to sell
public auction on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1
Tractor, Farm Machinery:
Oliver " standard tractor, fu
equipped, in A-1 condition;
15 -run grain and fertilizer dr
with power lift; Case fora
harvester; Fox forage blow
2 forage harvesters, self-loadi
boxes, equipped with hea
duty wagons; Mc -Deering 8
spring tooth cultivator; M
Deering 3 -bar side deliver rak
M.F. rotary; Finery double dis
New Idea tractor spreader; Fo
3 -point hitch 3 -furrow plo
Ford 3 -point hitch 2- furro
plow; land roller; steel wag
and box; 22 -ft. grain .auge
electric motor; set of sleigh
light sleigh; cutter; Surge
unit milker, including pipin
fanning mill; pig rack; gray
box; 150 ft. steel cable; circul
saw; steel posts; chicken she
ters; colony house; quanti
lumber and tile; grindstone;
electric fencers; root pulpe
shovels; forks; chains; oth
miscellaneous items.
Dairy Cattle:
Holstein cow, second calf, r
cently freshened; Holstein .hei
er, recently freshened; Holstei
cow, milking; Holstein cow, du
latter part of October; Gurnse
cow, milking, recently fresh
ened; 3 Holstein yearling heif
ers; part Holstein and Jerse
heifer; Holstein yearling steer
10 Durham stocker cattle, aver
aging 600 pounds each.
Poultry:
T'wo hundred Light Sussex
New Hemp pullets, ready t
lay, choice flock.
Hay and Grain:
1200 bushels nixed grain
mow loose mixed hay; quantit
clover seed.
Household Effects:
Solid oak extension table, in
eluding 6 chairs, china cabinet
and buffet; kitchen cupboard;
chest of drawers; 3 -piece ches-
terfield; daybed; Frigidaire 4-
burner electric stove like new;
Westinghouse electric radio;
writing desk; antique rocking
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Snow,. Greening s, Talman 1 chair; White sewing machine,
ed McIntosh. Fred McClymont
and Son, one mile south of
Varna, 40,1,p
Sweets, Russets, etc. Also pick- like new; sewing cabinet; child's
cradle; piano and stool; 3, steel
beds, springs and mattresses;
dressers wash stands; clock;
Philco 30 -inch 4 -burner electric
stove, like new; 12 -u. ft. refrig-
erator, like new; Coleman space
heater; coal and wood furnace,
including blower; furnace blow-
er unit and motor; washing
machine; glassware and antique
dishes, etc.
No reserve as the farm is
sold.
Terms—Cash
JACOB GINGERICH, Proprietor
GERALD GINGERICH, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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MISCELLANEOUS
LAMES, HAVE you lost a Dia-
mond? Take a look at your
diamond ring now — are the
caws loose? You can't afford
to have your precious diamonds
fall out of their settings. Bring
it in for an examination free
of charge. We can repair the
claws. Also, we can remount
your diamond in a smart set-
ting.- — Albert Hess, Watches
and Diamonds, Zurich. 41tf
WANTED TO BUY
BAND INSTRUMENT'S — Any-
one interested in selling or
please reply to Zurich Citizens
renting old band instruments,
.views. Box 190, Zurich. 41,b
WANTED—Used Rug, suitable
or recreation room. Should be
at least 9'x12'. Call Zuricch
236-4369. 40,b
CUSTOM WORK
CUSTOM Corn Picking, with
two self -unloading wagons and
elevators. Call Earl Becker,
Dashwood. 41,2,3,p
SEPTIC TANKS, cesspools, etc.,
cleaned. Will be in Zurich and
district every second week. For
appointments call Zurich,
248, or in case of emergency,
call Del SchWartzentruber, dial
1355-2434, Tavistock. 33-tfb
MASONRY SERVICE -- Chim-
neys repaired, repointed; stone
work, fireplaces built; base-
ments repaired, waterproofed
and white coated. Work guar-
anteed Ray Squire, phone 527-
1332, Box 335, Seaforth. 5,tf
Anyone wishing to have
whitewashing done, contact Bill
'LVrat.-nn, phone 21r19, Dash-
wood. '1 3.
AUCTION SALE
Of Choice Beef and Dairy Cattle,
Farm Machinery and Miscellan-
eous Items
on the premises
Lot 10, Con. South Boundary,
Stanley Township
21/2 miles east of Zurich, thence
21/2 miles north, 1/2 mile east
of Hillsgreen, 4 miles west of
Kippen.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19
at 1:30 p.m.
Beef and Dairy Cattle:
Two part Durham and Hol-
stein cows, with calves at foot;
10 Durham and Hereford cows,
with calves at foot; Holstein
heifer, milking; 12 choice Dur-
ham stocker steers and heifers,
averaging 600 pounds each.
Cattle choice quality.
Machinery:
Rubber; tire wagon •and rack;
Mc -Deering mower, &ft. •cut;
Mc -Deering binder, 7 -ft. cut; '2
McCormick seed drills; Cock-
shutt manure spreader, on rub-
ber; Hillman 2 -unit milker, in-
cluding piping; Viking cream
separator; Ford pulley; sling
ropes; 50 feet rubber belt, etc.
No reserve as the farm is
rented,
Terms—Cash
LUDWIG SCHULTZ, Proprietor
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
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Canadian Prime Minister Honored by Lions
Study These Signals For Your Visit to Expo'67
Does a suitcase with a ques-
tion mark above it mean any-
thing to you? Or a coat hang-
er? Or even a bandaged hand?
These are only three of the
24 symbols that have been
adopted to get essential mes-
sages across to the multi-lingual
millions of visitors who will be
coming to Expo 67.
Expo has created its own
sign language to surmount the
language barrier. To accom-
plish this the accompanying pic-
tographs have been created.
How many can you identify?
For the answers see below.
Expo 67's site will be a veri-
table labyrinth of pavilions,
avenues, paths, parks, bridges,
tunnels, and towers. Since vis-
itors from all over the world
will be at the more than 1000 -
acre site, Expo has made a spe-
cial effort to avoid written mes-
sages. Without these picto-
grams the polygot crowds could
become lost, confused, uncom-
fortable, and even hungry,
The pictograms were created
especially for Expo by Paul
Arthur and Associates Limited,
graphic designers of Toronto,
They will appear mainly in
signs on doors, screened in
black and, when applicable, red
and white adhesive backed by
four -inch vinyl squares.
Where the nature of the mes-
sage makes the use of these
pictigranis impossible, the two
official languages of Expo,
French and English, will be
used.
Expo will also use color to
code areas to facilitate visitors
finding their way about. Purple
will identify the Cite due Havre
area; green Ile Sainte -Helene:
and yellow Ile Notre -Dame. The
amusement area located in La
Ronde will be designated by a
bright orange. Blue will iden-
tify Expo properties and serv-
ices such as telephone and in-
formation booths, trains and
personnel will be predominate -
boats. The uniforms of Expo
ly blue.
The pictograms signify the
following:
Direction — (1) entrance; (2)
exit.
Prohibition —(3) no fire; (4)
don't touch; (5) electricity; (6)
no admission; (7) no standing;
(8) no sitting; (9) anti -littering.
Urgent information and serv-
ice: (10) telephone; (11) hos-
pital; (12) first aid; (13) lost -
found: (14) handicapped.
Room identification — (15)
women's WC; (16) men's WC;
(17) restaurant; (18) coffee shop
(refreshments).
Transportation — (19) bus
station; (20) marina. (21) ferry
dock.
Other services — (22) locker;
(23) cloakroom; (24) delivery
(entrance).
IMPORTANT
AUCTION SALE
Of Stephen Township Schools,
Land, School Supplies and Mis-
cellaneous Items
on the premises
as listed and time specified, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26
Parcel No. 1:
Known as School Section No.
10, 11/4 miles north of Green-
way, Highway 81. Land only,
part of Lot 6, Con. 21. Approx-
imately one acre, more or less,
with no buildings. This land
will be offeredfor sale at 10
a.m. on
Wednesday, October 26
Parcel No. 2:
Known as School Section No.
11, Blackbush, 1% miles west
of Dashwood, then 11/4 miles
south, part of Lot 20, Con. 14.
School building only, no land
included.
Contents to be offered separ-
ately, include large school bell,
pianos, t e a c h e r and school
desks, cupboards, blackboards,
oil furnace and tank, bathroom
fixtures and plumbing, steel
fire escape, etc.
This building and contents
will be offered for sale at 11
a.m. on
Wednesday, October 26
Parcel No. 3:
Known as Union School No.
16, in the village of Dashwood,
Plan 31, Lot 92, frontage 197
feet, depth 285 feet, with addi-
tional lot 64x67 ft. on which is
situated large 3 -room school,
including heating system, plumb-
ing and light fixtures.
Items to be offered separately
include: glass cupboard with
bird selection, teacher and
school desks, electric clock,
step ladder, blackboards, 197
feet heavy picket steel fence,
etc.
This property and contents
will be offered for sale at 1
p.m.
Wednesday, October 26
Parcel No. 4:
Known as School Section No.
6, Khiva, 3 miles west of Credi-
ton, part of Lot 11, Con. 11.
School building, including land,
oil heating system, plumbing
and fixtures.
Items to be offered separately
include: large school bell,
pianos, benches, desks, black-
boards, chairs, ladders, etc.
This building and contents
will be offered for sale at 2
p.m.
Wednesday, October 26
Parcel No. 5:
Known as School Section No.
4, "Sharon", 2/ miles east of
Dashwood, thence 11/4 miles
south, part of Lot 21, Con. 8.
School building, including
land, oil heating system, plumb-
ing and fixtures.
Items to be offered separately
include: large school bell, desks,
blackboard, etc.
This building and contents
will be offered for sale at 3
p.m.
Wednesday, October 26
Please Note — Time and lo-
cation of each school. For fur-
ther information, contact Wil-
mer Wein, secretary -treasurer,
Crediton, phone 234-6331.
Terms of Real Estate — 10%
on day of sale, balance in 30
days. Chattels, Cash.
ROSS BROWN, Chairman
Stephen Township School Board
WILMER WEIN, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone .119, Dashwood
41,2,b
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CLEARING
AUCTION
Of Livestock, Farm Machinery
and Household Effects, for
ARTHUR VARLEY
Lot 26, Con, 5, Tuckersmith
Township
3/ miles southwest of Seaforth
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18
at 12 noon
L ivestock:
Nine Durham cows, all under
7 years, good milk cows, each
having raised two calves this
summer; 7 Holstein cows, all
machine milked; 3 Durham
cows, all machine milked; 19
early spring calves, Durham and
crossbred; 9 Durham steers and
8 heifers, 1/ years; fat char,
heifer.
Machinery:
M -F 65 gas tractor, 5000 hours;
M -F 35 diesel tractor, less than
3500 hours; tire chains and belt
pulley; snowblower, 3 pt.; M -F
manure loader, with bale
loader and snow bucket attach-
ment; Dearborn 7 -ft. 3 -pt. mow-
er; MF 3 -furrow wide mounted
plow; M -F 3 -furrow narrow
mounted plow; M -F 35 pull -type
combine; New Holland motor
driven baler; M -H 15 -run fert.
drill, power lift and markers,
nearly new; Kongskilde 9 -ft.
cultivator; M -H tandem disc, 8 -
ft.; A,C. pto side rake; Mauer
4 -row bean puller, new; Bissell
disc, 8 -ft.; bale stooker; Martin
rubber tired wagon, new, with
grain box; All -steel rubber tired
wagon, hay rack; Cock. double
roll 8 -ft. cultipacker; J.D. man-
ure spreader "R'; M -H swather
No. '7, pto 9 -ft.; 9 -section light
harrows; J.D. spring tooth bar-
rows, 12 ft.; Fairbanks -Morse
hammer mill and 75 ft. endless
belt; 9 -ft. steel roller; 16 -ft.
skeleton bale elevator; bale and
Dead Animal
REMOVAL
FOR DEAD OR DISABLED
ANIMALS CALL
Darling and Company
OP CANADA LIMITED
Clinton HU 2.7269 Collect
Dead Animal Licence
No. 25 a 66
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Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson of Canada, left, talks with
Lions International President Edward M. Lindsey of Law-
renceburg, Tennessee in the Parliament Offices in Ottawa,
Ontario. Lindsey, on an extended five-week tour of Canada
and visits with 32,000 Canadian Lions, presented the Prime
Minister with the 'Head of State Medal' of the international
service organization. Pearson took time out from a stormy
emergency session of Parliament, to meet with Lindsey, who
represents some 800,000 Lions in 135 countries and geographi-
cal locations around the globe.
grain elevator on wheels; scales;
new 41 -ft. water trough; 3
hog self feeds; 10 milk cans;
West. 6 -can milk cooler; Forney
180 amp. welder, nearly new;
quantity of scrap iron and
small articles.
Grain and Feed:
15 ton mixed grain; 500 bales
straw; 300 bales hay.
Household Effects:
Dining room suite; bookcase;
round extension table; beige
rug, 9x12; adjustable dress form
and stand; doilie stretcher: bed-
room suite: dressers; beds;
tables; linens; curtains; crocks;
odd dishes and numerous other
articles.
Terms—Cash Day of Sale
No reserve — Farni is sold
ARTHUR VARLEY, Proprietor
HECTOR McNEIL- Auctioneer
Phone 898-5330, Alvinston
Reception
nd Dance
For
MR. AND MRS. BOB OESCH
(bridal couple)
Zurich Arena
011
Sat., October 15
Music by
KEN MITTELHOLTZ
and THE TWYLITES
Everyone Welcome
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Shredded Wheat 2/53c I
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Lee's Pi eappke 2/45c
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Celery; Large Stalk 23c z
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ZURICH
TENDER
Koehler Drainage Works, 1966
Tenders will be received by the undersigned until
Monday, October 24, at 12:00 noon, D.S.T., for the
construction of the Koehler Drainage Works, 1966.
Separate tenders to be submitted for the open portion
and tiled portions of the drain. All construction to
comply with Engineer C. P. Corbett's specifications,
which may be seen at the office of the engineer, Lucan,
Ontario, or the municipalclerk of the Township of Hay.
A marked cheque for 10% of tender must accompany
each tender. Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
Tender forms may be obtained from the engineer or
at the clerk's office,
C. P. CORBETT, P,Eng.,
Lucan, Ontario
41,2,b
H. W. BROKENSHIRE,
Clerk-Treas., Township of Hay
Zurich, Ontario