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Ripley Complex, October 9 t 2:00 PM
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Sale of Land By Nblic Audtion
Municipal Tax Salop Ac , .1984
TH.E CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY F HURON
Take Notice that the land(s) described below will be offered for sale. by public
auction at 1000 o'clock in the fore noon on the lst -day of October. 1991 at
Huron County Court House, 1 Court House Square, Gode,ich, Ontario N7A •
1M2.
Description of Lands
M inIm um eld $
(Set out the cancellation once
as -of the first day, of advertising)
'1 All Lot 20, Registered Plan 192, Ea
= irStrr legep eels; Co ij' h
of Huron, Province of Ontario $2,702.51
"2 Part of Lot 29, Part of Lot 30; Registered
Plan 266 as in Instrument plumber 207306
Village of Harwell, County or Huron. Province
of Ontario
'3 Part of the South Half of the South Half of the
West Half of Lot. Number Four (4);.Concession.3
- Eastern Division Township of Ashfield, County
of Huron, Province of Ontario. More POW/arty
described in instrument Number 54213
'4 Part of Lot Number 06 as in Registered Plan
2283 Part 11; Front Concession, North Town Plot
as in Instrument Number 77556 Township of
Ashfield, -County of Huron, Province of Ontario
05 FJO$TLL: All Lot 23; Concession 2
4ECOl DLy: All Lot 24; Concession 2 '
Township of Grey, County of.Huron,
Province of Ontario
'6 Part of Lot Number 32; Concession Seth
Boundary Township of Hay, County of Huron.
Province of Ontario more particularly described
in Instrument Number 223628
? Lot er8 Weans St�►� t, E/S
Regis : ' lan,316-Tesv hip of Howick,
Co of Huron,. Province of Ontario
Lot Number 9 Marietta Street, .E/S
Registered Plan 316 Township of Howick,
County. of Huron, Province of Ontario'
09 . Part of Lot 'Number 12 as. in Registered Plan
22R731, Part -I Concession 4; as. In Instrument
Number 191797 Township of Stephen, County
of Huron, Province of Ontario
"10 Part of West Half of Lot 36 Concession 1
Township of EastWawaniosh, County of Huron,
Province of Ontario more particularly described
in Instrument Number 01001 `
'11 South Half of Lot Number 7; Concession 16
Township of Hay, County of Huron,
Province of Ontario
'12 East Half of Lot 18; Concession 2
Township of Hullett, County of Huron,
Province of Ontario $5,449,82
$5,116.67.
$3,377"14'
Golden anniversary
In acts -.Won to business, Forsters keep busy
with many other personal interests
ac ce i y is th. 144 that
wed upon:* was the st tem ut
by Rev. Charles Hq Mae5
nal& the day he solernuizW the
merge vows exchanged by -
leen Cartuthers and Ron Forster, 50
yes ago, September 24,1941. The
wedding took place, during a heavy
storm, at the old. PresbytePresbyterian
Manse With Rolessister, Jean and
Kathleen's brother, Elliott acting as
bridesmaid and bestwan.
• Kathleen, the daughter of the late
John Tp and Margaret. B. (Collins)
Carruthers, . was one of eight
children R John, of London,. Regia
Fisher, Lucknow, Alma Lowy,
.
Kinca ne, and Lillian Simpson,.
David, Elliott: and Irwin, all.
deceased, "
Roth; the son of James B, Forster
and Elizabeth . (MacDougall)
Forster, was the "spoilt baby' boy`"
of a family of 'seven children
Walter of Ripley, Jean .(Robertson)
of 'Wingham, and Bill, Joe, Cecil
land Jack, all deceased. '
Theoung beauty from .Kinloss
Township and the handsome West
Wa. .enitook. upxwsi
in Fergus fo owing their marriage.
It washere that Ron learneda trade
that would stand him good the rest
of his working life that of wel-
ding., While in Fergus he learned
the technique of light welding .while.
working on airplanes.
Their neat; place of residence was
in Walkerton where the young
couple took on the managing of the'
Walkerton Golf Course. At .that
time living quarters were provided
in the club house: Rontook care of
"the greens and. property, while
Kathleen looked after the club
house, She still recalls the many
days during the season when *she
would work. (trii R. eight ln the ,> *
ning until midnight. Although .Ron
in his spare time was not adverse to
taking a golfclub in his hand,
Kathleen didn'tventure out on' the
greens. Many years later, after their
family ' was .grown,. Kathleen
decided to take some lessons. She
still hasn't gotten on the greens!
" Their next move - was to Col-
lingwood where Ron did heavy
welding_ on British naval ships. It
was . here their first born, Nancy,
arrived. ,
1944.saw the Forsters move back
to home territory, where they set-
tled in Lucknow. Once again Ren
was employed welding on' airplanes
at the Maple Leaf Aircraft, then
.located on the present Montgomery
Motors site.' .'
Before too long, Ron became hs
own boss, opening his fast welding
shop in the back of the Supertest on
the corner of Havelock. He was the
first person to have a welder -in
Lucknow. In future'years the shop
would . move to where the Bell
Telephone building now sits •old
then to where. Jack's Place is
located. Ron and Kathleen had the •
house on this property moved in
and it was here Ron built a ship
and ri8$ed himself up a portable
welding unit.
It was in 1951 that the Forsters
became involved in another line of
business; that of building P septic
WO. Ron was active in the
$2,317.97
$19,810.63
$19,885.22
$1,886.16
" $1,888.30
$4,471.84
$3,858.29
$5,299.61
'13 West Half of Lot Number: f8; Concession 2
Township Of Hutton, County ofHurori,
Province of Ontario
14 North Part of Lot Number 19; Concession 2
as in Instrument Number 126038 Township
of Hullett, County of Huron, Province.of-Ontario
1S . All of Lot Numbers 20, 30 39, 40;
Part oft o1 Numbers 29, 19, 45;
Concession 14 Elkin's Survey, Registered Plan
289 Villages of Manchester, Township of Hulled,
County of Huron, Province of Ontario more
particularly described in Instrumont Number 213706 $14,893.37
All amounts payable by the successful purchaser shall be payable in full at
the time of the sale by cash or money order or by a bank draft or cheque cer-
tified by a bank, trust company or Province of Ontario Savings Office.
0
$10,1#0,94
.$4649.89
The municipalitymakes no representation regarding the title to or any other. .
matters relating to the land to be sold,. Responsibility for ascertaining these
matters rest with the potential purchasers.. •
This sale is governed by the Municipal Tax Sales Act, 1984,'arid tits
Municipal Tax Sales Rules. The suceessful purchaser will tsa requited to pay-
the amount bid plus accumulated tames and relevant land (ranger tax. '
For further Information regarding this Se* hdtiit/1C1:'
THE -TREASURER OF
'hE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF HURON]
1 Courthouse & uare
00derichd Ontario
•
IrAtIkken and Rom Forster, of K nit Township, - celebrated their
golden we+t4ding anniversary last Sunday. They were Married at the old.
Presbyterian Church manse oa September 24,1941. :..
business until . the last three years,
when health problems put a leash
on him, Now, their! son, Ross, in
II'his full time F
addition to ob, looks
after the pumping 'end of the
business. .
Ron is very proud, and rightly set
of a letter from the. Bruce County.
Health Unit, that says, "As one man
you havedone More to , promote,
better living conditions in Bruce
County."
During their . many years in
business, Kathleen has been kept.
busy as the bookkeeper. She laughs
when she says, "Finally, after 40
years as Ron's bookkeeper, the
government allowed him to pay
me!"
in her spare time, she enjoys
holography and compiling scrap
Kathleen was into recycling
long before it became so popular.
Learning, from herInother, she USW
old phoe books. for her scrap '
books. She is a past president and a
45 -year member of the Ladies
Auxiliary: to the Royal Canadian
Legion, Branch 309. As a member
of ' the Women's Missionary
Society, Kathleen has also held
various positions in' this or-
ganization during her 40 -year as-
sociation.
She continues to be involved with
the Order of . the Eastern Star, of
which she is a past MattOn. Singing
in the Presbyterian Church Choir, a
love for reading and tending a still
relatively large garden ,addto this
lady's busy schedule, • a
One of Kathleen's • hobbies is
collecting cups and saucers; a col-
lection which now numbers close to
200.
For Ron, involvement in the
Shriners has kept him busy over the
years and given him ,a greatdeal of
satisfaction in being instrumental in
helping . others. Joining the Old
Light Lodge in 1947' he. -progressed
up to be,,' be01110'a: Shriner m 1963. He
is a past Master of the Lodge
(1957) and past president of the
Bluovatar.Shrine Club (1979). The
Bluewater Club takesIna territory
stretching' from. Pine River to Sar-
nia.Although Hot involved With the
Lions Club. any longer, he was 'a
charter member of the Lucknow
Lions Club.
In earlier years he was 'involved
with minor hockey in the town and'
Kathleen, like most parents, -played
chauffeur.
When asked what the biggest
change was in their 50 -years of
marriage, they both zeroed in on
how ' wages and costs- have
increased. Their wedding meal cost
.35 per person and as Ron said,
"that was darn good meal!" Kath-
leen grins when she says she could
make -three meals out of .10 'of
liver. Bread was .05 and milk .05
for a pint; rent $10 per month. "She.
also recalled her pay of $10 per
month for doing housework, helping,
with four babies all in clothpies
and using a hand washing machine.h
Their family of five children
consists of Nancy Murray, of •Kin-
loss;- ' Ross Forster, of Huron
Township; Donna Sutton, of Luck-
now;
ucknow; Tom. of London, and Faye
1)eMelo of Mississauga,
The children and their spouses,
along with , nine grandchildren
hosted an open house last Sunday,
to which family and friends were
invited to share in a tune of
reminiscing.
Congratulations Kathleen and Ron
On your golden wedding anniver-
sary!
Fetal models attract attention at recent fair
The Wingert and District .Pro
Life committee held its first
meeting for the. 199192 -sin on
September 9. Nancy McXeon wet..
corned everyone ' back after,, the
summer breakand opened with a
moment of'devohpm
Sally Campeau, the location
representative, repotted that
literature forward to local high
schools was well rived, These
fret pamphlets are available at the
afichmee emcee
This district was represented in
the June Life Chain Rally held in
Katchencr. DemonStratiOns Were
held ' throughout ntto with a
large number of participants.
The fetal models were one of the
main attractions of the booth
display. during the.`Teeswater pall
Parr. With the large turnout for the
fair, the booth received good exp
pose.
The exceptional TV pr'eentatio ►
of "Peel the fleartbcat, will be
aired on October 20 and December
8 at /850 a.m. and 10800 aim.
respectively.
Having committed this group to
several key projects in the next
fiscal year, members are hoping for
a good donation response from
local organizations and churches.
On October 6, a Life C• »i will
be held across the United Sates in
support of lige. The \gingham group.
is anticipating a link to spread
across Canada as well and arc
asking snpl rtcrs 10 be sure to lend
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