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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1993-09-01, Page 9Fenn 9 Sale of Land by Public Auction Municipal Tax Sales Act, 1984 THE CORPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF HURON • Take Notice that the land(s) described below will be offered forsale by public auction at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon on the 5th day of October, 1993 at Huron County Court House, 1 :Court House Square, Goderich, Ontario N7A 1M2 .iDecription-Of mss) Minimum Bid $ (Slat o(r;l'• ff! mss' of ttre`t$rat� a� ' • 1. Firstly Lots 11, 12, 13,14,15, 55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65 and 66; Pian 541 formerly Plan 5 Secondly Block E and J; Plan 541, formerly Plan 5 Township of Goderich, County of Huron Province of Ontario 2. Lot 10, Together with a Right-of-Wayawr Block 30; Plan 601; As in Instrument N0. . 253162 Township of Goderich, County,01 Huron Province of Ontario $4,223.33 3. Part Lots 13 and 12, Concession 10. As in Instrument No. 248738 Township of Howick, County of Huron Province of Onta- rio 4. The Westerly 112 Feet in even width of Lot 1, Plan 161 As in Instrument No. 261726 Township of Moms, County of Hu- ron Province of Ontario 5. Lot 3; Concession 12 As described in In- strument No. 83492 Township of Stanley, County of Huron Province of Ontario 6. Part Lot 23; South Boundary Concession As per Instrument NO. 171121 Township of Stanley, County of Huron Province of On- tario 7. Part Lot 23; South Boundary Concession As in Instrument No. 185741 Township of Stanley, County of Huron Province of Onta- rio 8. Lot 6, South Boundary Concession Part of the East Half of Lot 3, Concession 4 As in Instrument No. 237486 Township of Starr ley, County of Huron Province of Ontario 9. Pt. Lot 15; Concession 8 COMMENCING at a point in the Northerly limit of said lot a distance of 440 feet from the Northeast angle of said lot. THENCE Easterly along the Northerly limit a distance of 440 feet to the NE angle of said lot. THENCE South- erly along the Easterly limit of said lot 509 feet. THENCE Westerly parallel to tee northerly limit a distance of 421 feet. THENCE Northerly in a straight line to the place of beginning. Township of Stanley, County of Huron Province of Ontario. 10. West Half of Lot 11, Concession 13 AS per Instrument No. 255099 Township of Stanley, County of Huron Province of Onta- rio $10,445.10 11. Lot 14: Concession 15 As per Instru- ment No. 1577138 Township of Stephen, County of Huron Province of Ontario 12. Part Lots 33 and a4; -North Boundary Concession As in instrument No. 222669 Township of Stephen, County of Huron Province of Ontario 13. Part of Lot Number 1; Concession A More particularly shown as Part 1, Plan •22R-1317 As in Instrument No. 195169 Township of Tumberry, County of Huron Province of Ontario $10,068.29 $3,881.49 $ 5,206.09 $6,897.32 $23.287.98 $2,285.07 $9,146.06 543,939.23 52,879.67 $26,347.35 $ 11;058.46 All amounts payable by the successful purchaser shall be pay- able in full at the time of the sale.by cash or money order or by a bank draft or cheque certified by a bank, trust company or Province of Ontario Savings Office The municipality makes no representation regarding the title to or any other matters relating to the land to be sold. Responsi- bility for ascertainire these matters rest with the potential pur- chasers. This sale is govrr ad by the Municipal Tax Sales Act, 1984. and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules. the successful purchaser will be required topay the amount bid plus accumulated taxes and relevant land transfer tax. For further information regarding this sale, contact: THE TREASURER OF THE WHPORATION OF THE COUNTY OF HURON 1 COURT HOUSE SQUARE, 8000.101. ONT. N7A 1M2 O. AK. 444185, Form 4 Golf !tournament a success By Roberta Walker GRAND BEND - Algarve ' #168, Order of the Alhambra held their fourth annual charity golf tournament on August 21, the most successful one to `date! 'Fee -off time began at 7 a.m. at the Arkona Fairways in perfect cool, sunny weather, with arecord 213 participants. Winner of the Best 18 holes i(male) was John Rovers Sr., runner-up Richard Schilbe. Winner of the Best 18 Holes (female) Lynn Farquhar, run- ner up Brenda Lewis. Best 9 • boles John Rovers Sr., r unner- .pp Dave Vaughn. Best 9 Holes {(female) Gail Dear, ;Runnerup !Lynn Farquhar. Best Foursome (male) Harry Vlemmix, Ted Uopkinson, Rob Canning and Kevin Lewis. Runnerups John Mennen, Vaughn Wild, Carl Wild, and Lenny Cloud. Best Foursome Ladies: Gail Dear, Anita Hodgin, Brenda Lewis and Bet Spicer. Runnerups Anna Marie Beaudoin, Teresa Simpson, Marg Green and Lynn Farquhar. In the Closest to the Pin Award, John Mennen got a hole -in -one on the third hole, for a double prize of $400, the ;first ever at an Alhambra tour- nament. Other winners of Closest to the Pin included: Fifth Hole -Paul Ruffen, Sev- enth Hole - Steve De Gurse; Eleventh Hole - Larry Hess, Thirteenth Hole - Roger Mi- rriaker and Seventeenth Hole - Dan Dalton. Winners of the Longest Drive were Frank Pal- en and Julie DeWeerd, $125 each. Runnersup were George • Dawe and Agnes Timmerman. • This year the "Best Mixed 'Couple" category was intro- duced, won by Paul and Mari- lyn French and runnersup were urge and Joanne Sabo. Dinner was ; provided for everyone ,at nine Thedford Community Centre, catered by the Sirnobies and Sultanas of the club...Cor and Louise Van- ienberkrpeovided and roasted w"ttole pig for the event. '=Many thanks to chairman Tkank De Vet, sponsors, vol- unteers, golfers and club mem- bers who helped so make this event such a success. All mo- nies raised go toward the Al- hambra charity, helping people with developmental handicaps to live better lives in our com- munities. Director honoured for 15 years service WOODHAM - August 23 at Hockley Valley Resort in Orange- ville, a retirement celebration and farewell party was held for Gordon Johnson of Woodham in recogni- tion of 15 years Service as a Direc- tor of the Farm Mutual Reinsurance Plan Inc., Cambridge. Johnson was presented with a full size Howard Miller, solid oak Pres- idential Collection, grandfather clock. and plaque which indicated years of service. At the same time Johnson's wife Florence was presented with a beautiful bouquet of roses, in grati- tude for her contributions trade. During his 15 years as a Director, Johnson served as chairman of the following committees, Capital Ex- penditures, Banking and Finance and the Building Cpmmiuee, and parucipated in the official opening of the new 15,000 sq. ft. office fa- cility in Cambridge. This building houses the office of the Farm Mutual Reinsurance Plan Inc. and the office and training rooms of the Ontario Mutual Insu- rance Association. Johnson nerved as first and sec- , and vice-presidents, and became president of the corporation in 1991. during which he and his wife traveled Canada -wide, also to France, England and the U.S. rein- surance markets. Guests present at the event came from across Ontario, from New Brunswick and Saskatchewan, along with their own family attend- ing as well. Johnson is currently a director of the Blanshard Mutual Insurance Company in St. Marys and is serv- ing as first vice president. Women's !nstitute member visits sister branch in England By Roberta Tearpletwn STAFFA - The Education and Cultural meeting of the Women's Institute was rwM last Wednesday in the township t. Joyce Miller presided, Yid with the Institute Ode and Amy Stewart Collect, with Vorl6 Mia accompanying on the piano. 'Six members answered the roll call, by bringing and showing their favour- ite craft. Kay Smale reported on the recent District executive meeting in Mitchell, reminding everyone of the upcoming activities, which in- clude London Area Convention at Mount Bridges, on October 14, the Perth County Rally at St. Joseph Parish Hall, Stratford on October 21 and a workshop on painting shirts in Mitchell on November 30. Roberta Templeman reported on the Tweedsmuir Curators work- shop, hosted by Perth South Dis- trict and held at the Kirkton *Com- munity Centre on August 10. There were over 100 regil;tered for the day's activities from the London Arca. Secretary Lillian Douglas also read a letter from the Emily Mur- phy Shelter in Stratford, and an in- vitation from Fullerton Women's Institute, to help them . celebrate their 90th anniversary on October 20. Treasurer Verl6 Mahon gave her report and Roberta Templeman had pictures on display from her hus- band John's tour of .England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland as well as pictures taken when she attended a gathering of the Weavering Women's Institute at Maidstone Kent. This is the branch that the Staffa W.I. has corresponded with for several years. Kay Smale gave everyone some interesting hints on crafting, espe- cially on making nut trees and sprays. Members decided they would like to combine their visit to the • 3 bedroom bungalow • Air exchanger/ventilator • full basement • single car garage • forced air gas furnace • main floor laundry • oak kitchen • located on private court • maintenance free exterior • occupancy late June CatI Roger Dougall 235-1281 evening 235-0448 Perth County Archives in Septem- ber, with a visit to the Stratford mu- seum, if this can be arranged. The meeting closed with 0 Cana- da, followed by lunch served by Doris Miller and Roberta Temple- man. The McDougall sisters, Mary Rossi, Boston, Dorothy Hess, Zu- rich, Marjorie Drake, Staffa, Betty Love and Jean Freele, Brights Grove, all visited for a few days at the home of Betty Love, this past week. -\--\...-•..-‘..-•, -,. x,11 GIGANTIC Itg haIe 0 i Sat. Sept. 4 - Sun. Sept. 5 f at Township of A Stanley Ball Park For more info call 233.9297 f 4 Times -Advocate, Sptember "t .1993 Page 9 Got a news tip? 235-1331 Capsule Comments with Ernie Miatello September Is National Arthritis Month. It Is very im- portant for arthritis sufferers to become very knowl- edgeable about the disease. There are many -alter- nate therapies" around from diets and copper devices to acupressure and acupuncture. Most of these are unproven. Talk to your doctor about these therapies. Joining an arthritis support group Is also very helpful. The Hershey Medical Centre In Pennsylvania studied cesarean births in . three world areas. Of all births, cesarean sections are performed 24% of the time In the U.S.; 1216 in Europe and 796 in Japan. Carbon monoxide... that poisonous gas in car exhausts, is also found in cigarette smoke. This gas reduces the blood's ability to bind to oxygen to feed vltal.orgens. 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