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25 Aucflon Sales
Massey-Fergustm model 11, 1-
bar side: rake, like new;
hitch power 10.0-off
.e4149-t7 3r-;f4.14tC414.illpIllg'Y';°g8ft: plate .John Deere tractor .disc;
John Deere model "M"
TOW bYtlranlic PIQW; Case ma-
nure spreader, on rubber; Int,
mower, 5•ft. cut;. ,3-section dia-
mond harrows; John Deere 2,
Tow corn planter, with mark,
ers; Int, 'cutting box; John
Deere, 2-section lever harrows;
Cpbey heavy duty rubber tire
wagon; 16 ft, flat rack; 111-11
bg•44. puller; Int. 2-section drag
harroWs; 3-point hitch model
"M" spring tooth cultivator;
Gehl hammer mill, like new;
circular saw; Viking cream
Separator; Surge milk-
ing machine, including piping,
recently purchased; 2-wheel
trailer; in4hrow disc; Iel pice
neer chain §aw, with filing
attachment, like new; Fair-
banks Morris 8-inch bench
saw; bench grinder and vice;
sparkplug tire pump; fanning
mill with bagger; 2 colony
houses, 10x12, 12x1.4; walking
plow; 3 steel water tanks; set
of sleighs; root indoor; en-
silage cart; quantity of new
lumber; 15 bags 2.12 fertilizer;
quantity plywood; 1/4 h,p, elec-
tric motor; 1/4 h.p. electric
motor; 3 Jamesway self-pig
feeders, like new; 10 steel pig
troughs; Sunbeam electric cat-
tle clipper; set of scales;
aluminum rubber tire wheel-
barrow; extension ladder; 4
tarpaulins, various sizes; 200-
gal gas barrel with pump;
100-egg capacity electric incu-
bator; windless; quantity of
snow fence; wire fencing;
barb wire; corn crib wire;
bean cooker; forks; shovels;
chains; 31 h.p. Evinrude out-
board motor and many other
miscellaneous items,
CATTLE: Purebred Holstein
cow, milking, due in Sept.;
roan Durham cow, fresh since
Sept.; part Hereford and Jer-
sey cow, milking, due in Oct.;
Holstein heifer, with calf at
foot; 2 Durham cows, due in
March; 2 part Holstein and
Angus cows, due in May; 2
Durham cows, carrying second
calf due in April; Durham
heifer, due in Oct.; 11 year-
lings, Hereford and Durham; 5
summer calves; purebred
Shorthorn bull, 4 years old.
Cattle all extra choice Quality.
HOGS: York sow, due in
July; Landrace sow, with lit-
ter; York sow, with litter; 5
shoats; purebred hog.
Plan to attend this extra
large, outstanding sale. No re-
serve as owner is giving up
farming due to ill health.
TERMS: Cash.
LOUIS MASNICA, Proprietor
GLENN WEBB, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119, Dashwood
19:26c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Farm Stock, Feed,
Implements and House-
hold Furniture
will be held on
LOT 22, CON. 12,
FULLARTON TOWNSHIP
1i miles east of Mount Pleas-
and Ohurch off 23 Highway, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 9
'at 12:30 p.m.
A full list will appear next
week.
CECIL HARRISON, Prop,
W. E. NAIRN & SON, Aucts.
26c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable Household
Effects and Misc. Items
On the preniises in the
VILLAGE OF AILSA CRAIG
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public 'auction on
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
at 1:00 p.m. sharp
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS —
RCA 17 cu. ft. Whirlpool freez-
er, recently purchased; De-
frost-O-IVIatic refrigerator, like
new; Philco electric range;
electric washing 'machine;
chrome table and 4 chairs;
chrome stool to match; Duo-
Therm oil stove; complete din-
ing room suite; studio couch;
8 odd chairs; arm chair; li-
brary table; antique glass cab-
inet; writing desk; rocking
chairs; 3 complete bedroom
suites ; dressers; corn modes;
2 large chests of drawers;
small chest of drawers'; wash-
stands; wardrobes; small ta-
bles; end tables; footstools;
2 antique toilet Sets; high
chair; mantle clock; kitchen
table with 6 chairs; hanging
lamp; Singer sewing machine;
6 table lainpS; piano bench;
clocks; ironing board; heating
pad; pictures and frames;
waste basket; large assort-
Merit valuable antique dishes;
glassware; silverware; dinner
25 Auction Sales
stein cow, milking, due in Po,
comber; Holstein cow, .due be-
fore ,sale date;.cow
narrying third calf, due May
25; Holstein cow .earrying see•
end pa duo April 2; Holstein
cow carrying second, calf, .due
April 11; Holstein cow freah
throe weeks, calf at foot;. Hol-
stein. cow, secenci calf, fresh
since Jan.; g Ayrshire .cows
fresh since Dee,; Hereford
third calf, due April 19.
Plea se This isan ex-
ceptional good herd of cows,
high es.
14 pparrPtifTr5 OrPtl(14-nblirlido 11 sillt eitt
steers and heifers, market
condition; :5 yearling steers
and helfers; 5 Hereford calves,
YORKSHIRE HOGS; York•
shire sow with litter of 12;
York sow with litter of seven;
York sow carrying third litter,
due April 10;' 4 York sows
carrying second and third lit-
ters, bred in Feb.; part York
and Landrace hog; 35 York
chunks,
TRACTOR and THRESHER:
John Deere A.R. standard trac-
tor on rubber, in A-1 condi-
tion; Dion thresher on rubber
equipped with shredder, in A-1
condition,
FARM MACHINERY: Mc-
Deering No, 46 hay baler in
brand new condition; Oliver
single row power take-off corn
picker, like new; M,U. 15-run
power lift grain and fertilizer
drill, like new; McDeering 7-ft.
power take-off mower, recent-
ly purchased; McDeering 3-
furrow plow on rubber, like
new; McDeering No. 9 heavy
spring tooth cultivator; John
Deere stiff tooth cultivator; 3-
section diamond harrows; 3-
drum steel roller; Case 4-bar
side rake; McDeering binder
7 ft. cut; Gale hammer mill;
Fluery Bisset 32-plate tractor
disc; Cockshutt 4-row scuffler;
John Deere heavy duty wagon;
16 ft. beet rack; Otaco wagon;
16 ft, hay rack; Little Giant
38 ft, bay elevator equipped
with meter; McDeering W 200
tractor spreader; 50 ft. endless
belt; McDeering milking ma-
chine equipped with 2 single
units and piping for 16 cows;
Viking electric cream separ-
ator; M.H. root pulper; 200-
gal. gas tank; V4 h.p. electric
motor; 46 ft. corn crib; elec-
tric fencers; milk pails; Stew-
art electric cattle clippers;
colony house 10x12; rubber
tire wheelbarrow; heat bulbs;
Beatty sump pump; forks;
shovels; chains, etc. etc.
1950 Chev 1/2 ton truck.
HAY & GRAIN: 400 bales of
mixed hay; 100 bales oat
straw; mow shredded straw;
400 bushel Rodney oats suit-
able for seed,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS —
GE 40" electric stove in brand
new condition; McClary space
heater; chesterfield with two
chairs; 2 complete bedroom
suites; linoleum rugs.
Plan to 'attend this outstand-
ing sale.
sold, reserve as the farm is
TERMS: Cash.
JOE ZUBAL, Proprietor
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
26:2c
At the time of Confederation
the Irish in Canada were second
in number only to Canadians of
French origin. Today Canadians
of Irish origin rank fourth in
number after Canadians of
French, English and Scottish
descent.
25 Auction Sales
Sets; quilts; bianitetS; sheets ;.
Pillows; cushions; toWelS;
leW eases; curtains; cooking
utensils; ornaments; tea ket-
tle; toaster: mixette; etc.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS--
Garden tractor with plow and
cultivator, equipped with 11/2
h.p, motor; rubber tire wagon;
flat rack; steel water tank;
Renfrew cream separator;
pulleys; ropes; ensilage fork;
oil drum; chains; forks; lad-
der; shovels; 245-gal. oil tank,
No reserve—everything will
be sold to settle estate,
TERMS: Cash.
DONALD & ROBERT
ROBINSON
Executors for the estate of
the late Percy Robinson
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119, Dashwood
26:2c
Important
AUCTION SALE
of Valuable 50-Acre Farm,
Horses, Cattle, Hogs,
Tractor, Farm Imple-
ments, Feed, Household
Effects and Misc. Items
On the premises
LOT 29, N.B., HAY TWP,
1/2 mile east of Drysdale or
2 miles west of Blake
on Town Line , on
FRIDAY, APRIL 10
'at 1:00 p.m,
REAL ESTATE: Consists of
Lot 29, Con. N.B., Hay Twrp.
50-acre farm on which is situ-
ated large bank barn, drive-
shed and garage. Good frame
dwelling covered with asphalt
shingles, with all modern con-
veniences. Land -all tillable and
in good state of cultivation.
35 acres ready for spring plow-
ing, remainder in pasture.
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE:
10% on day of sale, balance
in 30 days. Sold subject to a
reasonable reserve bid.
Please Note: Mortgage terms
can be arranged by contacting
the undersigned prior to sale
date.
Complete list of sale in next
week's issue.
CLARENCE LLOYDEN
DENOMME, Prop.
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
26c
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
of High Quality Holsteins,
Beef Cattle, Hogs, Tractor,
Thresher, Farm Machinery
Hay Grain, Misc. Items
and Household Effects
On the premises
LOT 14, CON. 1,
BIDDULPH TOWNSHIP
7 miles south of Exeter or
4 miles north of Lucan
on Highway No. 4
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8
at 12:30 p.m.
CHOICE HOLSTEINS: Hol-
stein cow, third calf, fresh
three weeks, with calf 'at foot;
Holstein cow, third calf, fresh
two weeks, call at foot; part
Holstein a n d Ayrshire cow
carrying third calf, due April
17; Holstein cow carrying fifth
calf, due in June; Holstein
cow carrying third calf, due
April 6; Holstein cow carrying
second calf, due May 1; Hot-
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19:26c
25 Auction Sates
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
featuring Tractors, Self-
Propelled Combine, S. P.
Swather, Robert Bell
Threshing Machine,
Truck and Farm Imple-
ments
LOT 3, CON. 15,
TUCKERSMITH TWP.-
Huron Road Survey, 3 miles
east and south of Hensall, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 28 ,
at 1:00 p,m,
The farm has been sold. Mr.
Pepper is giving up farming
completely and this year will
celebrate his 85th birthday.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN PEPPER, Proprietor
Telephone 348J3 Hensall
DALTON FINKBEINER, Clerk
PERCY C. WRIGHT, Auct.
Telephone Hensall 690R22
19:26c
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of
Tractor, Farm Machinery,
Grain, Misc. Items and
Household Effects
On the premises
LOT 21, CON. THAMES RD.
NORTH, USBORNE TWP,
2 miles east of Exeter on
Highway 83
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
at 1:00 p,m.
TRACT() R: International
Fantail "H" on rubber, new
tires, in A-1 condition.
FARM MACHINERY! Int. 3-
furrow plow in good condition;
McDeering 8I ft. cultivator
equipped with heavy duty
springs; Int, 9 ft. cultivator
on rubber; McDeering 28-plate
tractor disc; MIL 11-run hoe
grain and fertilizer drill; Ideal
mower, 6 ft. cut; McDeering
hay loader; 3-drum steel rail-
er; binder; scuffler; set dia-
mond harrows; set of sleighs
with platform; rubber tire
wagon, 16 ft. flat rack; Geo.
White grain grinder, 75 ft.
6 inch belt; Stewart electric
cattle clipper; rubber tire
horse drawn manure spreader;
2-wheel trailer with racks;
1/2 h.p, motor and emery;
walking plow; electric brooder;
rubber hose; scythe; 5 balls
binder twine; crowbars; wire
stretcher; Cyclone seeder;
grease gun; wrecking bar;
tools; wrencheS; chains; forks;
barrels And many other inise,
items.
GRAIN: 1500 bushel choice
mixed grain,
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS:
Dining room table; kitchen
table; sideboard; chest Of
drawers; daybed; 'settee; seals
erg" etc., etc.
No reserve as the fart is
sold,
TERMS; Cash,
WILLIAM WEBBEA, Prop.
CARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
19:266
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23 Legal Notices 25 Auction Sales
diner, Frances Scott, Brian Dow By MRSt KEN McKELLAR
CROMARTY and Janet Allen read scripture
verses,
Mrs 1.40.41Prici told,story
of palm ptinday followed by a
question and answer period, The
Explorers are invited to the
.secret pal dinner to be spon-
sored by the cOvr on April
.wmcg TQ cRgPITQRS
in .the Estate of
Reverend Campbell
Tavener,
deceased.
All persons haying claims
against the estate of Rpm-
end QatliPbell Tavener, late ,of
the Village of Grand Rettd„ in
the County of Lambton, Re-
tired Clergyman, who died. on
or about the 1st day of March
1964, are required. to file par-
ticttlers of same with Bell &
Laughton, Solicitors of Exeter,
Ontario by the 4th day of
April 1954, after which 'date
the estate will be distrihttted
having regard only to those
claims of which notice has.
been received,
Bell & 1,aughton,
Solicitors for the Executrix,
Exeter, Ontario,
3.9:20;gc
24 Tenders Wanted
PERSONALS
Bruce Miller has returned
home from Stratford hospital
Where he.underwent an appen-
dectomy.
Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Allen and.
F/L Roger Neill, RCAF Tor-
onto/visited recently with Mr. &
Mrs. Anthony Allen, Stratford.
Misses Ina Jefferson, Mil-
dred Morrison, London, and
Miss Donna Marsh, Thorndale,
visited recently with Mr. & Mrs.
John Jefferson,
Mr. & Mrs. J. Jefferson and
Mr. W. Ringler were guests of
Mr. & Mrs. Norman. Jefferson,
Munro and attended the baptism
of their daughter Debra Lynn
in Bethel Munro UC Sunday.
Weekend and Sunday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Otto Walker
were Mr. & Mrs. Jack McGhee
and children of London and Mr.
& Mrs. Garnet Cockwell of
Dashwood.
Miss Margaret Chesney,
teacher at SS 6 Hibbert, was
surprised by her pupils when
they presented her with a birth-
day cake and sang their best
wishes on her birthday, March
17. The cake was made by Mrs.
Charles Douglas.
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Moorehead,
Toronto, were Saturday visitors
with Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gardiner.
Mr. & Mrs. Robt. Wilds and
children of London visited Sun-
day with Mr. & Mrs. Nelson
Howe.
TENDERS are called for the
removal of Swill, bones un-
cooked, bones cooked, rough
fat and greases frpm RCAF
Station, Centralia, Ontario, for
period April 1, 1964, to March
31, 1965. All tenders to be ad-
dressed to: The Commanding
Officer RCAF Station Cen-
tralia, Ontario, and are to be
received on or before March
27, 1964. 19:26c
TENDER
TOWNSHIP OF USBORNE
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until 1:00 p.m.
Tuesday, April 7, 1964 for the
supply of one Side - Mounted
Mower, 5 foot cut, complete
with two heavy duty knives
to be installed on 1948 - 8 - N
Ford tractor not later than
June 15, 1964,
Lowest or any tender not
necessarily accepted,
For further particulars ap-
ply to:
$895
'59 Plymouth
2 door, clean as new
'60 Dodge
Pioneer sedan, custom radio, V-8
transmission
engine, automatic
51195
Relatives, friends and neigh-
bors of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc-
Kellar Were pleasantly enter-
tained in Staffa Hall Friday
night, March 20 by Mr. and
Mrs, Wm. Binning, celebrating
the forty-fifth Wedding anniver-
sary of Mrs. Binning (Betty's)
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Kellar.
Bill Routly was a very effi-
cient master of ceremonies for
an informal program of read-
ings, songs, tap and step dane,-
ing with Ella Somers, Joyce'
Vivian, Brenda Kerslake,Shar-
on end Donald Cadick, Sharon,
Sheila and Janice Delta, Pat-
riciaQuerenges ser and Be”rily
Sholdice and MurielScott taking
part.
A rousing singsong led by
Margaret Miller with Mrs,
Sholdice at the piano, prepared
the audience for a unique mock
Wedding acted by Harold Cole-
man, John Wallace, Frank Rout-
ly, Gordon Scott, Allene Scott,.
Alice Walker, Grace Kerslake,
Bob Binning, Craig Kerslake,
Joyce Vivian and AgnesSillery.
A table at the front of the
hall was effectively decorated
with a two storey cake, candles
in sapphire tones and potted
mums. The bride and groom
wore their corsage and boutin-
ere in shades of blue which were
gifts from the grandchildren.
An orchestra from Listowel
provided excellent music for
old-time dancing, with Dalton
Balfour as floor manager. Step
dancing by Bernice Armstrong,
the Delta sisters, Betty Binning,
Lindsay McKellar, Dalton Bal-
four and Melvin Willis com-
pleted the entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Mc-
Kellar were married in Exeter
on March 26, 1919, by the late
Rev. Jas. Foote, of the Pres-
byterian church.
Mr. McKellar is a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mc-
Kellar and Mrs. McKellar's
parents were Mr. and Mrs.
James Scott. They were born in
Hibbert township and have lived
all their married lives on the
Cromarty line.
They have one daughter, Mrs.
W. N. Binning, Mitchell.
Clearing
AUCTION SALE
of Choice Beef Cattle,
Hogs, Tractors, ThrOher,
Farm Implements, Hay,
Frain, Misc. Items and
Household Effects
On the premises
LOT 11, CON. 5,
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP
2i miles south of Seeforth or
2? miles east of KiPPen, thence
4 miles north on paved road
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
at 1:00 P.m. sharp
CAI ILE: Durham cow, re-
cently freshened, calf at foot;
Durham cow, due sale; part
Holstein and Hereford cow,
carrying !second calf, due sale
date; Durham cow, with calf
at foot; Hereford cow, fresh
since Dec„ with calf at foot;
Hereford cow, fresh since Dec,
re-bred; 4 Hereford cows, re-
cently freshened, with calves
at foot; part Durham and
Hereford cow, carrying second
calf, due sale date; Holstein
cow, recently freshened, with
calf at foot; 2 Hereford steers,
averaging 300 lbs. each, ready
for market; 12 Hereford year-
ling steers and heifers; Here-
ford bull, rising 3 years old.
This is an extra choice herd
of cattle.
HOGS: York sow, bred Jan.
23; 8 York pigs, averaging 125
lbs. each.
TRACTORS & THRESHER:
1949 Ford tractor equipped with
2-furrow hydraulic plow, culti-
vator and pulley, in good con-
dition; Allis Chalmers "WC"
tractor, in A-1 condition; Dion
thresher, 22x38 on steel, com-
pletely equipped, in new condi-
tion; 120 foot thresher belt..
FARM IMPLEMENTS AND
MISC. ITEMS: M.H. binder, 7-
ft. cut; McDeering 11-run grain
and fertilizer drill; 3 - section
spring tooth harrows; 4-section
diamond harrows; 3-drum
steel roller; Cockshutt 10-ft.
spring tooth cultivator; M.H.
hay loader; Fairbanks Morse
hammer mill; 50 feet endless
belt; Maple Leaf 8-inch grain
grinder; rubber tire wagon;
hay rack; ensilage rack; Int.
5-ft. mower; side rake; dump
rake; horse - drawn manure
spreader; 2,000-lb. platform
scales; Viking electric cream
separator; hand scuffler; fan-
ning mill; hog crate; rubber
tire wheelbarrow; hog feed-
ers; portable hen nests; 300
cap. electric brooder; iron
kettle; steel water trough; 2
logging chains; auantity of
lumber and posts; forks; shov-
els and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
HAY & GRAIN: 250 bales of
mixed hay; 250 bushels Rod-
ney oats; 100 bushel wheat.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS —
Dining room table and chairs;
buffet; drop leaf table and 4
kitchen chairs; oak bedstead;
steel bedstead; dressers; com-
mode; sealers; crocks, etc.
No reserve as the farm is
sold,
TERMS: Cash.
RUDOLPH ETUE, Prop.
GARNET HICKS, Clerk
ALVIN WALPER, Auctioneer
Phone 119, Dashwood
26c
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'58 Plymouth
Station Wagon, powerful V-8 engine. A good one . . $895
'56 Plymouth
red ram V-8 engine with standard trans-
$595 2 door,
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'61 Volkswagen Deluxe
$1095
Volkswagen
Sales and Service EXETER MOTOR SALES
ALL DAY QUILTING
The Easter meeting of the
Marian Ritchie Evening Auxi-
liary combined with an all day
quilting was held in the base-
ment of the church with a pot
luck dinner at the noon hour.
Mrs. Sam McCurdy presided
and opened the meeting with an
Easter message. Mrs. Gordon
Laing presided at the piano for
Easter hymns. She also led in
devotions.
The president, Mrs. John
Miller, conducted the business
period. Mrs. R. Laing was ap-
pointed as an auditor and Mrs.
Lloyd Miller will replace Mrs.
Sam McCurdy on the work com-
mittee.
Mrs. John Miller read an
article by Padre Young. Some
Irish songs were sung in honor
of St. Patrick's Day.
EXPLORERS
The Explorers met in the
basement of the church with five
members present and the lead-
er, Mrs. Lamond, presiding.
Craig Kerslake, Ronald Gar-
Extensive
AUCTION SALE
of
Valuable 200 - acre Farm,
Tractors, Thresher, Com-
bine, Truck, Farm Imple-
ments, Choice Cattle, Hogs
and Misc. Items
LOT 23, CON, 7,
STEPHEN TWP.
3it miles east of Dashwood or
3i miles west of Exeter North,
Highway 83, thence 1/4 mile
south.
The undersigned auctioneer
received instructions to sell by
public auction on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1
at 12:30 p,m. sharp
REAL ESTATE: Consists of
Lot 23, Con. 7, Stephen Town-
ship; 200 acres of land on
which is situated a white brick
dwelling, newly installed fur-
nace, large kitchen with built-
in cupboards, living and dining
room, five bedrooms with
clothes closets and utility
room. Recently constructed
large L,shaped barn, modern
stabling, Also new drive shed.
Land, sandy loam, five acres
mixed busk 100 acres fall
plowed. Remainder in pasture.
Newly dug water pond. Inspec-
tion invited.
TERMS: 10% on day of sale.
Balance in 30 days, Sold sub-
ject to a reasonable reserve
bid if not previously sold,
TRACTORS, T 11 R ES HER,
COMBINE & TRUCK; David
Brown Model 950 diesel stand-
ard tractor, including heat
houses, in guaranteed new con-
dition; John Deere Model 'M'
standard tractor, including
heat houser and 2-row Scuff-
let, in good condition; Robert
Bell grain thresher, 26 inch
cylinder,, including straw cut-
ter, grain blower, and other
attachments, On rubber, used
three seasons, in new condi-
tion; Oliver combine, 8 ft,
swath, newer take-off, No. 18,
including spring tooth cylinder
and complete attachments,
used one season, in all-round
brand new ebridition; 1954 GMC
3-ten stake truck, good condi-
tion,
FARM IMPLEMENTS; M-II
power take-off shay, baler;
15-tun grain and fertilizer
drill, Model 33, completely
eqUipned, on rubbery used one
Season, brand new cbtiditiorii.
it's impossible to hang a price tag on this bottle of blood. Fortunately.
in this country, no one ever does,,Vour Canadian Red Cross provides
whole blood and blood products absolutely free to almost 500,000
victims of illness, accident and disaster every year, All that's ever asked
is your support, The Blood Transfusion Service is one of the many
ways the Red Cross serves this community, this nation and the world.
Through the Red Cross your help does so much for so many,
There Will be a canvass during
the week of March 30. Sport,
tored by the Exeter Lions Club.
N6 one-night blitz thiS year, in
tote 'yOu're knissedi donations
may be left at The Bank of
Neva Scotia or Beavers Hard -
Ware.
AVAILABLE At
Middleton 's
Drug Store
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