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The Ottawa Citizen Monday, April 23, 1962 Page 33 RURAL CHATTER See Marked Progress In 4-H Club Activity meetings of the Ontario farm machinery investigation committee appointed by Hon. William A. Stewart is to be held Thursday at 10 a m. with Prof. C.

G. E. Downing of Guelph presiding, the place being the engineering building at Kempt-ville school. The committee has been authorized to make recommendations on the suitability, reliability, sale and use of farm machinery and equipment in Ontario, as well as service and cost of spare parts. Recruitment Slump In Survival Course more than IS) hay entries at the fair which had a total of 400 exhibits.

Wallace Bros, made a substantial contribution to th James D. Moore Record 4-H Year success of the seed exposition with 33 entries and in encouraging other exhibitors. Notes About People The word from the Royal City is that John Burton of this year's O.A.C. graduating class is in line for the Runions Trophy for dairy judging and a general proficiency medal. Sally Sparrow, younger daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. R. S. Sparrow, Kinburn, has been accepted by Kingston General Hospital for training as a nurse starting in September. Betsy Sparrow is in her graduation year at Queen's and Sally will be maintaining the family link with the Limestone City.

It was an interesting experience to meet Garnett Bennett of Spencerville. He's the father of Art Bennett who directs the junior extension program in provincial department, Toronto, and is secretary of the Junior Farmers Association of Ontario. Many friends will regret to learn that Herb W. Graham is a patient in Ottawa Civic Hospital. He is well remembered for his contribution to farming as one-time agricultural representative in Dundas County.

By the way, there were 108 lots in the Ottawa Valley seed auction at Lansdowne Park and the consensus was that prices were fair to good. CITY OF HUU The briefs are being handled by H. E. Wright, engineering departmertf, Ontario Agricultural College. One presentation will be made by the Stonnont Federation of Agriculture which has complained about availability of spare parts, particularly on Saturdays and holidays.

Hsy Improvement Ed H. Wallace, manager of the Ottawa Valley Seed Fair, was enthusiastic about the "wonderful improvement" in hav at the show. There were recruits are processed. A total of some 23,300 men enrolled for the first three courses in Ontario and 15,300 graduated. Because of the recruiting slump, militia training centres at Listowel, Sarnia and one in Hamilton have been closed for the fourth course.

A centre has been opened in Timmins. Only three of the 45 training centres in Ontario recruited their quotas for the fourth course Timmins, Sudbury and North Bay. Hamilton's enrolment was down to about 300 from a peak of 867 in January and London recruited only half its quota of 300. Toronto, with a target of 2,050 men at four training centres, had recruited only 659 men by Monday night with 199 more applicants being processed. Journalist Seeks PC Nomination MONTREAL (CP) Clement Brown, parliamentary correspondent for Le Devoir, Sunday night announced his candidacy for the Progressive Conservative party nomination in Mont-real-Dollard in the coming federal election.

Mr. Brown also announced his resignation from Le Devoir. He is president of the Parliamentary Press Gallery. Present Commons member for the constituency is Guy Rouleau, a Liberal. CANADA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF HULL By The Canadian Press Canada-wide recruitment for the last of four scheduled militia survival training courses is more than 35 per cent off target, the lowest enrolment rate in the winter-long program.

The first three six week courses turned out 51,304 qualified men. The final course, which started Monday, is likely to add only about 11,000 men if past patterns of drop-outs and failures are followed. The government aimed to train 100,000 men, 25,000 in each of the four courses. An army spokesman in Ottawa said 15,627 men were enrolled for the fourth course as of Monday night. The total is expected to exceed 16,000 by Thursday's registration deadline.

Only the Atlantic provinces and Manitoba recruited their quotas. Central Command spokesman at Oakville, attributed the recruitment slump to "resumption of a lot of employment" with the spring opening of forests and waterways. Expect Big Drop-out If past performances are repeated during the fourth course, more than 3,000 men will drop out before finishing and another 1,500 will fail examinations at the end of the course. The drop-out rate in the first three courses averaged almost 20 per cent and 12 per cent of those who completed their courses failed exams. The army considers those who did not graduate 6,950 men during the first three courses could be called on in an emergency along with successful candidates.

Of the 20,523 recruits in the first course, 2,891 dropped out and 2,143 others did not graduate. In the second course, 4,436 of the 25,983 recruits dropped out and 2,563 missed the exams. One-quarter of the 25,436 who enrolled in the third course 6.351 men dropped out and 2,244 failed to graduate. Leave For Jobs Army spokesmen said many of the drop-outs are known to have left for civilian jobs. They indicated that many of those listed as deserters probably also quit to take jobs.

Militia pay is $108 and $65 for living-out allowance. Ontario had enrolled less than half its fourth-course quota of 8,750 by Monday night, with 4,221 men. A Central Command spokesman said the total is expected to reach 4,750 when late Automobiles 1957 Monarch Lueeme, 4 door hardtop, radio, hiiraiis, immaculate cor.di'.ioa. 11,4 TA 2 144 2 i 1S1 Pontiae aedan, cyiinder, au tomatic, .000 miles, CE 4-7683. Prlv.Le (ale.

1 1964 Buick. automatic, motor anrt body Al. PR 7-ifM eigs. 62 1959 Mercedes Bern, excellent condition, best offer. TA 8-4968.

62 1954 Pontiae, radio, good condition, best offer. CE 4-1691 evgs. 62 TO settle estate 1961 Pontiae Laurentian, hardtop. 6 evlinder. 12,500 miles, terms.

TA 8-4144. 61 1953 Meteor, good condition, best offer. CE 4-8289. 81 lanw rvinitc mun, ouugiu ncw, real nice, low mileage, equippeo. PA 8-7914, 220 Keyworth.

$1 BAILIFF'S seizure, 1957 Chevrolet tudor, like new. No down pay ment 434 monthly. SH 9-2546 1-8-26B I9S7 Chevrolet deluxe, 2 door, almost new 100s guaranteed, trade or terms. CE 4-8334 4J 1957 Meteor Rideau 500, radio, tri-tone, perfect condition, interior like new, low mileage, private. Buving home, must sell Asking $995 PA 2-7702.

61 SMASHING PRICE REDUCTIONS Beautifully Reconditioned Mechanically Perfect Used Cars 1-Look-l Will Convince You We Can Save You Money In the purchase of a used Car it costs less to be right than to be wrong. SEE-E'M TRY-E'M And You'll BUY-E'M 80 TO CHOOSE 80 FROM 80 1960 FORD Sunliner convertible, V-8 automatic, white walls, Like new $2895 1957 JAGUAR 140 coupe, radio, overdrive, wire wheels, many extras, 1 owner. Waa $0141 $2395. Now I "rJ 1959 RAMBLER Super, radio, twin grip differentiaJ, 1 owner. Reduced CI RAR from $1795 to 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 door hardtop, V-8, automatic, radio, white waUs, 2 tone, was 1 Pi $1450, now I 1956 NASH Statesman sedan, radio, overdrive, reclining seats.

Was $945, $795 1961 MORRIS 850 coach. Was ow5, $995 1955 MONARCH sedan, automatic, radio, power steering, power brakes, 1 owner, $795 TODAY'S SPECIAL 1958 PLYMOUTH CSQPt I cylinder aedan vUC7J Pau Cardina LIMITED Your West End Austin, Rambler Dealer 1259 WELLINGTON ST. PA 8-1836 IMPORT SPECIALS 1956 NASH Metropolitan, radio, turquoise 1957 MORRTS sedan, green 1958 MORRIS Oxford sedan, grey 1959 RENAULT sedan, black 1958 VAUXHALL, beige LEWIS MOTORS (Ottawa) Limited Mercurv, meteor. CunieL, British Fords BANK AT CATHERINE CE 5-5577 39 Automobiles Dodge, fair shape, must sell. $295.

PA (-7037. 65 I JEEPS, 2, each with 4 wheel drive, plows. aio ton pickup. TA 2-3913 P.E 95. INTERNATIONAL.

2 yard loader with 35 ton float, parl.aee deal only. TA 2-2913, RE 3-9865. 62 1953 Plymouth, verv good motor, body poor. CE 4-7975. 62 1950 Meteor, mechanically good, radio, heater, extras, best oiler PA 9-49K5 62 1952 I ton Ford.

R. Express truck, perfect condition, $250. TA 2-2925. 61 PONTIAC, 1948. very good condition, cheap.

$220. 10 Range Rd before 4. 62 VOLKSWAGEN deluxe, 1960, very good condition. I. Pallay SH 5-2992.

62 1949 Plymouth for parts or as is $75. PA 2-544 62 1959 Ford Galaxy, V8, new white-walls, automatic, radio, white with red interior. One owner, perfect. $1,995 PA 9-2304. 61 1960 Volkswagen Deluxe, German radio, 10 down payment.

Fall price $1,244 1959 Volkswagen Deluxe. CE 4-8101. 905 Somerset W. 65 1957 Meteor 6 cylinder, automatic, radio, new white wall tires. Jurt like new.

Ontario plates. PR 7-9856 65 1957 Meteor Niagara, 300, 37.000 original miles, automatic radio, excellent condition inside and out. A 8-4179. 65 1954 Ford 4 door, good body and motor, radio, signal lights, new seat covers, windshield washers Asking $185 or best offer. CE 4-3277.

110 Sweetland. 65 1957 Pontiae hardtop, Al condition, fully equipped. Apply a.m. -6 p.m., 34 Murray St. 63 REPOSSESSION, 1955 Mercury, balance $335, $50 down and above abount.

$19 monthly. CE 6-4362. 62 1960 RENAULT, excellent, $850, best offer, private. TA 8-3108. 62 1958 Renault, perfect condition, used as 2nd car, $645.

PR 1-9234. 65 1957 Chevrolet, radio, new tires, 10 down. FuU price $745. CE 4-8101. 905 Somerset W.

65 1958 Pohtiac Parisienne convertible good condition. CaU anytime SH 9-8084. 63 QUALITY CAR FOR TODAY 1961 PLYMOUTH Fury 4 door hardtop. Finished in glittering Oxford black with Immaculate interior. This one owner car has automatic, radio, whitewall tires.

The natural choice of those who want to pay a moderate price for a car of which they can be proud. THE BRIGHT SPOT PARKWAY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH LTD. 1047 Richmond Rd. PA 9-5121 PA 9-5121 THE DEPENDABLE EMBLEM IS YOUR INSURANCE OF LASTING QUALITY 1961 DODGE Seneca aedan, spotless Ught and dark brown 2 tone, V-8 motor, automatic trans- ffOQQfi mission. To clear 1959 CHEVROLET Biscayne 2 door sedan, oriignal black 1958 PLYMOUTH Savoy 2 door sedan, green and ivory 2 tone, automatic transmis- 52, $1195 CAPITAL LIMITED 1554 CARLLNG AVENUE PA 9-3111 PA 9-3116 Easter Parade of Values at BELISLE'S 1958 CHEVROLET deluxe sedan, automatic transmission, walls, gold and ivory two-tone, one owner choice condition.

I960 RENAULT Dauphin sedan, smart ivory finish and runs like a new one. 1959 BUICK Special 4 door "Hard automatic transmission, radio. Excellent condition and delightful to drive. 1957 MONARCH Lucerne sedan, automatic transmission, radio, smart 2 tone blue finish, tip top from bumper to bumper. BELISLE AUTOMOBILES Limited 1M MONTREAL ROAD OTTAWA SH 9-5948; SH 9-5941 MEMBER TADO 39 39 Automobiles 191 VauxhaU.

render, 7.008 mile new, private. REJ-3T4 6i li3 Ford CuKoni aeoan. top private. PA 2-oSSt 2 MOP.P.IS Mirar. tire.

rdio, food for Ind car, no rea-eonable offer refuted. CE2-i. 151 Buick convertible, $995. fully equipped, excellent mechanical condition. SH 9-0462.

ao 154 Htilman, 2O0 or beat offer, dean. SH 8-4461. 1934 Dodge sedan, no rust, excellent body, wheels, could be re-frniahed as new at minimum cost. 7S or best offer. Cfc-90.

6S 1951 Ford ted an, engine excellent, tires quite new, best offer. PA -aa9. 82 1949 International dump truck, best offer. SH 4-2977. 65 CONVERTIBLE, 1957 Ford a I lane 500.

power steering, radio, mow tires, 1395. TA 2-OJ48. 62 1955 Ford 2 door, V8, radio, needs body ork, $224 or best offer. TA 24151. 65 1958 Ford sedan, cylinder standard transmission.

A real beauty, $10 weekK, $1075. Maurice Motors. 310 Rideau, CE 4-4626. 21M-61 1957 Chevrolet 4 ton, cab and chassis, cylinder 5 speed, high and low, good condition, sell cheap, RE 3-6262, evgs. Ask for Ray.

62 Ford Galaxie 500 Sunliner, 6.000 miles, fully equipped, save $B00. RE 3-6262. evgs. Ask for Ray. 62 1958 Volkswagen, sunroof, extras.

PA $-4035 61 1959 Pontlac Laurentian, 4 door. vs. automatic, radio, trade ana terms. CE 6-2217 1-2-2P WHEN buying your car inquire for select rating insurance Norman McFariane, CE 2-4854 19L 1961 Ford 4 door V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes, radio, beautiful car, take trade, $2350, PA 94624. 63 1960 Sprite, white, excellent condition, caah or consider trade as part payment Accept best offer.

Private sale, CE 2-0171. 63 1962 Comet 4 door custom sedan, automatic, radio, 3,000 miles. CE 5-5577. 61 1957 Buick Special, 2 door hardtop, one owner, immaculate condition, radio, automatic, PA 9-4006. 61 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door sedan, 7,000 miles, new car condition, original price $3,700, asking $3,000.

Take older Chevrolet part pay ment, terms. CE 4-8955. 5G-64 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air with radio, new tires, rebuilt motor. PA 2-2676 evgs Sacrifice. 78 1959 Mercedes Bern, 219.

black, extras. PA 9-3580. 62 1950 Chevrolet, dependable car, good tires, good motor, $125. SH 9-7240. 62 Only $25.

Down MONTHLY PAYMENTS 1I CHEV. Impala. 1959 TRIUMPH TR 3 $55 1959 VOLKSWAGEN $54 1954 VOLKSWAGEN $28 1960 PONT. Parisienne $85 1958 CHEVROLET $55 1957 PONTIAC Auto. $48 1957 CHEVROLET Auto.

$48 1956 CHEV. Bel Air $45 1955 PONTIAC $33 ROTH BERG MOTORS 300 RICHMOND RD. PA 2-5339 1961 JAGUAR 3.8 4 door sedan. Fully automatic. Only 10,000 miles on this beauty.

Showroom condition. $4,500 or best offer Privately owned PA 2-9268 Easter Parade Of Values CONTINUES AT BELISLE '56 DODGE detixe sedan, automatic transmission. Easy to look at, easy on your pocket. '62 CORVAIR '-Station automatic transmission, white wall tires, executive driven. New car warranty '58 OLDSMOBI1.E Super '88' sedan, automatic transmis-mission, power steering, Eower brakes.

The ultimate I luxury driving. 59 OLDSMOBILE "88" Hard Top, automatic transmission, radio power brakes, gold and ivory two-tone hard top, driving at its best. BELISLE AUTOMOBILES Limited 444 MONTREAL ROAD OTTAWA SH 9 5948; SH 9-5941 MEMBER FADO IN LOVE WITH A CERTAIN NEW CAR? Buy It now with a low-cost, life-insured SCOTIA PLAN LOAN THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA LOOK NO FURTHER SEE PAGE FOR THE BEST USED CAR BUYS IN TOWN from CABELDITS Albert at Bank CE 6-71S9 Automobiles 1961 Austin, Heiley Spri'-, only months juii traded in on a Sprite, Alaska white nh red leather interior Custom Eng- I luh radio. $38 month'. SH 9-254 1-8-263 BAiLXFF'a seizure, 19oa Chevrolet Bvi Air, balance owing $492.

No down payment, $19 monthly Laval. SH 9-254S. 1-8-26B 1956 Fairiane. automatic, Thunder Bird engine, fully equ-pped. SH 9-4231.

65 1956 Plvmouth, 6, 1 owner TA 8-3153. 64 DIPLOMAT'S 1960 Thunderbird, fullv powered, air conditioned. $3,600. SH 9-0802. 63 1957 Pontiae convertible, V8.

automatic, radio. 1740 Bank, RE 3-6331. 63 1958 Buick Special, automatic, radio, one owner, perfect condition. SH 5-5229. 63 DEMONSTRATOR, 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan, beautiful condition.

Small mileage New car guarantee. Take older car part payment. Terms. CE 4-8954. 5G-61 EVERYBODY drives a used car.

Buy yours from Owen Hoey at Lewis Motors, CE 5-5577. 68 1955 Studebaker, perfect condition, 350 cash. PR 7-8660. PR 7-2449. 61 1957 Dodge, hardtop, good condition, standard shift.

SH 9-3064. 220 Carillon, Eastview. 74 1957 Pontiae sedan delivery, as is, most sell. CE 3-7638. 1-2-8M 1962 Pontiae convertible, fully equipped.

A real buy. CE 3-7638 1-2-8M 1957 Pontiae 2 door hardtop, cylinder excellent condition, accept trade. PA 8-7805. 63 1959 Oldsmobile, 2 door hardtop, low mileage, fully equipped, trade and terms accepted. SH 6-4586.

1-2-2P ALLSTATE Automobile and Home Insurance. Monthly payments. Charles McBride, CE 5-9904. 31M FOR a choice used car it's Ted Ricker, Motor Sales, 72 Richmond PA 2-3473. 3R 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air sedan 6, standard transmission, immaculate throughout, $795.

CE 2-6971. 74 PRIVATE, fully powered blue 1960 Mercury station wagon, reasonable offer accepted. PA 9-5535. 61 BAILIFF'S Seizure. 1957 Ford, balance owing $493, V8 radio, new tires.

$199 and above amt. at $19 month. lUB Laval, SH 9-2546. 1-8-26B FOR automobile Insurance and financing, D. C.

Greer. CE 2-3547. 23G 1956 Ford 4 door 6 automatic, equipped, new upholstering and paint, $875. SH 5-1757, 7 to 11.30 evgs. 61 BAILIFF'S seizure, 1957 Mercedes Benz, 219, gas.

very good condition. $46 monthly. SH 9-2546. 1-8 26B 40 Automobiles Wanted CASH prices paid for automobiles, 1955 up, good condition. CE 5-2315.

63 HIGH payments? Need money? Trade your late model car for cheaper car and cash. Top prices paid. Archie McDonald, 260 Laurier CE 5-6723. 1-2-34M WANTED, good low mileage car, pay cash, daytime PA 8-0166. 3L SALESMAN Sam is your man, if you can't sell your car I can.

PA 9-3455. 76 TRADE your car for cash and older model. Pat Jones Auto, 1919 Bank, RE 3-1611. 2J WANTED, clean used cars. Top price paid.

Dominion Automobiles. 1822 Carling Ave. 66 WE want your Chevrolet, fast cash for sharp cars. Big 3 Automobiles, 1347 Wellington. 38B CHOICE clean cars wanted, all cash.

RE 3-9818. 1-2-15F WANTED 1 owner car, perfect condition, will pay cash. 407 Richmond at Roosevelt Call PA 8-2166 from 9 to 6. 11M ALL cash, no waiting, top cars only. Open till 10 p.m.

John Morris, 264 Kent. CE 5-2000 1-2-9M HIGHfcsT cash prices paid for automobiles Wanted immediately CE 6-0486 5K i PRIVATE owned automobiles In per- feet condition Call PA 9-1697 1-4-24B I CLEAN automobiles. Cash. Trade down. Wally Biggs.

109 Richmond Rd. 39B ALL models of clean cars wanted. We will pay top prices. We will trade up or down. Century Motors, 449 Gladstone at Kent.

CE 3-4344. 1-2-28C 41 Garages GARAGE to rent, MacLaren St. $15 monthly, CE 3-5361, office hours. 66 GARAGE to rent, J7 monthly. 2,17 Emond Eastview.

63 2 garages to rent, vicinity St, Andrew, CE 5-8495. 62 GARAGE for rent, or parking space. 164 Gloucester St. 65 GARAGE to rent. Acacia Ave.

SH 9-7742. 62 GOOD garage to rent, $7, 23 Row-berry, CE 2-5065. 65 Legal TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the undersigned until May 1, 1962, for sale of Farmer's Corner Church Building, Gloucester Township. The same to be demolished and remov-ed. Refuse to be cleaned up arid ground levelled.

CLINTON GRAY, 306 Cunningham, Ottawa. MORTGAGE SALE Residential Property UNDER THE POWERS OF SALE contained In a certain mortgage there will be offered for sale by public auction by W. S. Walker, Auctioneer, on Tuesday, the 1st day of May, 1962, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon at th premises 671 Courtenay Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario, the following property: In the City of Ottawa, In the County of Carleton, being composed of Lot No. 988 on the east side of Courtenay Avenue on Plan M-29 filed in the Office of Land Titles Ottawa, having a frontage of 50 feet by a depth of 100 feet, on which lands is said to be erected modern seven room spilt level design dwelling house with all conveniences and being Municipal Number 671 Courtenay Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario.

The laid premises will be offered sale subject to a reserv bid and certain conditioni of tale. Terms of sale are ten per cent (lO'c) as i deposit at time of aala and the balance on completion of sale and taking possession. For further particulars and conditions of tale apply to th undersigned or to their agent. Snipper, Cohen and Murray, Barrister, 251 Laurier Avenue West, Ottawa, Ontario. Dated this 2nd day of April, 1962.

MeGIBBON, HARPER and HANEY, 48 Erb Street T-U Waterloo, Ontario. Solicitors for th Mortg'fe. By W. M. Cladish Continued 4-H progress was reported today by J.

D. Moore of Ottawa, manager of the Canadian Council on 4-H Clubs, in advance of the 31st annual meeting of the country-wide organization. The convention, for which President J. C. Bremner of Frederirton will be in the chair, is scheduled to be held April 29-May 2 in the Hotel, Edmonton, with delegates attending from 10 provinces.

Mr. Moore said an increase had been recorded for membership and projects in 1961, during which 5,454 clubs were organized and enrolments in projects rose to 81,978 from the previous total of 78.206. Individual memberships totalled 70,823 compared with in 1950. Additions were made to the training program each year, said Mr. Moore who pointed out that members now had the choice of 43 projects compared with 19 in 1950 and supplementary activities included farm safety, public speaking, career guidance and other features.

All this expansion pointed to the importance of capable leadership according to Mr. Moore who said: "One of the greatest single needs in 4-H is for more well-trained leaders." The role they would play would be of even greater importance in the future. The first of four regional Legal City of Ottawa Public School Board TENDERS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL ON HARKNESS AVENUE Sealed Bulk Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 12.00 o'clock noon, Wednesday, May 16th, 1962, for the erection and completion of a Public School on Harkness Avenue. Plans and Specifications may be seen at the office of the Architects, Messrs. Hazelgrove, Lithwick, Lam bert Sim, 880 Lady Ellen Place, Ottawa 3.

A deposit cheque of $100.00 (One Hundred Dollars) will be required to obtain Plans and Specifications for tendering This wiU be held by the Architect until return of Plans and Specifications. All tenders must be accompanied by an accepted cheque for Ten Per Cent 10) of the amount of the Tender and successful tenderer wiU be required to furnish Performance Bond (for 100 of the Amount of Tender) for the proper completion of the Contract. The Ottawa Valley Bid Depository System is to be used. Sealed tenders of Mjchanical Contractor and sealed tenders of Electrical Contractor (in official envelopes) shall be deposited with the Ottawa Bid Depository, co The Guaranty Trust Company of Canada, 109 Bank Street, at or before 12.00 o'clock noon on May 15th, 1962. Tenders must be submitted on the forms supplied by the Architect, and the envelope containing same plainly marked "TENDERS FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL ON HARKNESS The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted.

GORDON E. HA RAM, Secretary-Treasurer, 330 Gilmour Street. April 23rd, 1962. THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GLOUCESTER WHEREAS the Department of Highways has undertaken the construction of an interchange and service road adjacent to the Intersection of the Queensway and the Blair Road In the Township of Gloucestei and has requested the Council to atop up and convey to it part of the Blair Road hereinafter described: AND WHEREAS the lands abutting that portion of the Blair Road to be closed are vested the Crown represented by the Minister of Highways; NOW THEREFORE, notice is hereby given, pursuant to the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1960 Chap.

249, that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Gloucester proposes to pass a by-law stopping up the following described portion of the Blair Road and authorizing Its sale to the Department of Highways: ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being In the Township of Gloucester, In the County of Carleton, In the Province of Ontario, beuig that portion of the road allowance between Lota 20 and 21, Concession 2, Ottawa Front, known as the Blair Road, lying between the Queensway and the Ogil-vie Road to the north and between the Queensway and a point approximately 1,200 feet south of the Queensway to the south. The said by-law shall not come into effect until the aforesaid Inter, change and service road have been conL-ueted lo the satisfaction of Council. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, the 28th day of May, 1962, the Council will consider the said proposed by-law and will hear In person or by his counsel, olicltor or agent any person who claim that his land will be prejudicially affected by the bylaw and who applies to be heard. Such application may be made to the Clerk of the Township of Gloucester at th Township Hall. DATED at Ottawa the 13th day of April.

1962. FRED D. MELDRI Clerk A. Mac KAY, rn BarrMi-r and Solicitor, 46 Elgin Street, OTTAWA. Ontario, Roliilior to tha Township of Gloucester.

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the municipal council of the city of Hull, at an adjourned meeting held on April 18, 1962, has adopted by-law number 801, amending by-laws numbers 583 611, 692 and 768 concerning taxes in the city of Hull, enacting that a general tax of $1.67 per $100.00 of assessment, be imposed and levied on all immovable properties within the city of Hull. This by law will come into effect according to law. GIVEN AT HULL, this 19th day of April, 1962 ROLAND STEVENS, City Clerk. CITY OF OTTAWA SALE OF CIVIC PROPERTY Sealed offers to purchase, addressed to the Chairman and Members of the Board of Control, 111 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario and marked "Offer to Purchase City-Owned wiD be received by its Secretary up to 3.30 P.M., D.S.T., Tuesday, May 8th, 1962. Each offer to Purchase is to be accompanied by a certified deposit cheque in the amount of 10 of the bid.

The of the purchase price is to be paid within 30 days of acceptance of the offer. The Corporation reserves the right to reject any bid and to accept the earliest bid received where offers are of similar amounts for any' one property. Sale of thes properties is subject to a reserve bid. Separate offers to purchase must be completed for each parcel. The purchaser must erect a building on the real property and have the roof completed within thirteen (13) months after date of acceptance of this offer in compliance with the use specified below.

All conditions of sale are to be in accordance with the "Offer to Purchase" forms, copies of which are available from the Purchasing Branch office, Room 305, City Hall, Ottawa, Ontario. All offers must be made on the official "Offer to Purchase" forms. Permitted Use Approx No. Size 30x200 67x95 85x100 55x120 59x100 only because of lot size Duplex, Semi Detached Duplex, Semi Detached Bungalow only family dwellings Plan No. By-Law No.

355258 592 592 678 576 379788 204-55 89-54 89-54 181-50 103-56 51x154 20-59 Single 301501 Triplex Single, Single, Single 43-56 Single family dwellings 4' Serial No. Street Side 5 23 24 Helen West Apolydor Nortli Gilles East Wingham PI. East Donald South Winnington West 25 3d 33 12 34 Woodroffe East Pt.15 35 Woodroffe East Pt.15 "6 53 Coldrey Ernest North South 13 Bl. A Lot 6 PtBl.A. Pt.Bl.A.

Bl. A 1 Easement southerly limit family dwellings 10' to as amended be deeded back to City for By 155-58 street widening 301501 43-56 Single family dwellings 10 to as amended be deeded back to City for By 155-58 street widening 96-54 Single or Duplex only 357136 95-55 Single family. Semi Detached 30x150 43x1.16 114x118 30x104 358287 M1B and Duplex 54 Quesnel Dr. North 76x100 732 119-54 57 Trojan East 10 70x126 754 279-56 58 Mountainview East 4 50x154 379788 20-59 59 Quinn Cres. East Bl.

A. 87x102 714 27-54 60 Trojan West Bl. A. 43x108 729 279 56 and B. 27 Ben Street Fast Bl.

A. 73x120 619 279-36 Single family dwellings Purchaser must negotiate for water service with subdivider Single family, Semi Detached and Duplex Single family dwelling 4' Eau-ment southerly limit Single family dwelling Northerly 20' to be retained Single residence only Single. Srml Detached, Duplex. Row and Apartmenti, Easement May Street West NOTE: Permilbl itzei and in centre of lot, lines must be relocated at Purchaser'! expend apartment denoltiea may be obtained from the By-law. A.

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