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({TION SALE of house old
cts„ in the town of Goderich,
ner of Nelson and North
et, residence ,of former Mrs.
redith Graham, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 12th
at 1 p.m.
hesterfield and chair; 2 Lazy
chairs and matching stools;
asional chairs; walnut tables;
cttric lawPs; mirrors; rocking
tee; c and table ecord and e 4
1 tree;
us; 3 mantel clocks; maga-
e rack;typewriter •table;
i
• idaire n A-1 condition;
flat 4 -burner electric stove;
dow screens; Connor washing
chine; tool box; baby 'buggy;
Vs bicycle; antiques, walnut
commercial electric floor
Usher; lawn chairs; garden
Is; garden hose; , sealers;
ded glass window crocks;
ing equipment; .22 automatic
e, .22 repeater, ,22single
of gun, all like new; box as -
ted ammunition; utility table;
spool bed; dining -room
airs; 2 metal beds; mattresses
d springs; . studio couch; 2
is skis; books; 2 lawn mowers;
ft. extension ladder; used
ick; dog house; kitchen uten-
s; electrical appliances;
na. Other articles to num-
ous to mention.
TERMS—CASH.
Mrs. W. A. Crawford,
Proprietress.
Harold Jackson,
Auctioneer. `
Georbg
o -Powell, -Clerk__
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Services ..Available__
STOM application of anhyd-
us ammonia for field crops,
lone 524-6309. -23-26
NTOURS is Canada's largest
' d
most experienced operator
escorted • and independent
days -in. or ineraca. To
e sure your holi�l be a
ccess and for the ultimate in
alue ana best in service go
y SUNTOUR. SUNTOURS is
ponsored by Canadian Pacific.
o obtain your 1965 SUNTOUR
grogram call, 524-8141, your
•cal C.P.R. station. -23
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LICENSED AUC'iIONEER.
race Rathwell, ca•paible of sell -
g -at -al -1 •t•- -off autien sales.
For information, phone
Clinton, 482 - 3384.
SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED
Iodern equipment,all work
uaranteed. W rite Louis Blake,
2, Brussels. • Phone BrusSels
W 6, 10-34x
DAILY- CAR RENTAL. -us-
• rates.
McGI :'S
- Goderich.
Phone 524 - 8391:
Take Notice That:
1. The council of The Cor-
poration of -the -Town of (lode -
rich intends to construct as a
1D,ea1---ix x4 em at .,a� _saMt»ar,
sewer en Bayfield Road fro
the South. Trunk SeWer to
point approximately 400 feet
North of Bennett Street and
intends to specially assess apart
of the cost upon the land abut-
ting directly on the Work and
upon the following land that is
immediately benefited by the
work. (Properties on both sides
of Bayfield Road within the
length of the sewer.)
.2. The estimated cost of the
work is $7,350.00. of which $3,-
245.00 is to be paid by the Cor-
poration. The estimated cost
per foot frontage is $2.18. The
special assessment is to be paid
in 15 equal annual instalments
and the estimated annual rate
per foot frontage is $0.217 cents.
3. Application will be made
by the Corporation to the On-
tario Municipal Board forts,
approval of the undertaking of
the work and any owner may
within 21 days after the first
publication of this notice file
with the Board his objection to
the work being undertaken.
4. The Board may approve
of the work being .undertaken,
but before doing so it may ap-
point a time and place when
any objections to the work will
be considered.
. S. H. BLAKE,
Town Clerk.
Goderich; Ontario.
June 8th, 1965.
FIRE extinguisher sales and re-
charge servieb .on all typed..
e ctirguu:shers re•eharged
satxie day received. Wla l
an le tail agent -for C.O. Two
and Pyrene extinguishers. 1f
you need an extinguisher for
the boat, ear, or home, for low-
est prte s call or see 11. 0.
Jerry Iitd., 34 Kir g., ton St.,
524-9671. 19,21,23,25
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I). In Memoriam
RUTL1 DGE.--In loving mem-
ory of a dear father, James
Wilmer Rutledge, .who passed*
away June 16. 1962.
If we had all th'e_ werlet too ,gi ry,�e „„
'W'd give it, yes and more,'
T o hear your voice, see' your
smile,
And greet you, at the door.
But all . we can do, dear father,
Is go and tend your grave;
And leave behind tokens of love,
To - the best father God ever
made.
—Ever remembered by daugh-
ters, Donna and Beverly.
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19. Lost And Found
BROWN sweater, multi Italiarn
knit, lost Saturday night on
sidewalk between Oxford and
Dings -tor:- Sts: - -Reward. -Phone
8850. -23
BLUE budgie bird lost Sunday,
corner East and Victoria, Sts.
Answers to , "Timmy." Phone
524-9014. -23
SOW wandered _ to premises of
Russell Kernighan. Owner may
have same - by-=pro-4ng ---ow • -
ship and paying' expenses. 524-
9854. ' -23
C. Briefs
Order Shell furnace oil and
stove oil from Edward Fuels,
tank, truck dealer for all Shell
011 Co. products. Phone 524 -
83 37t;f-
SNELL.—In loving memory of
a dear husband, father, and
grandfather, John A. Snell,
who passed away one year
ago, June 12, 1964.
We place the flowers on your
grave,
To thank you for the love you
gave.
Today, tomorrow, our whole life
through,
We will always- love and re-
member you.
—Lovingly remembered and
sadly 'missed by his wife, Bar-
bara and family. 23x
E. Cards of Thanks
AUSTIN.—I would like to thank
my friends and relatives for
cards, treats and visits while
1 was in .Alexandra Hospital.
Special thanks to Dr. J. R.
Leitch, and the nurses and
staff of First Floor East.
Cyril Austin.
Cards of Thanks,
PARD.- I wish to • eXpre$s my
Pen ,thanks- rto a *The.
sent meflowers, ,.cards and td'
at ho v itQ+d e- 1
my two weeks, in hospital.
Special thaaiks to Dr. Voices
• and Dr. Wallace, the nurses
and their staff on second West
and to Rev. Russell,
Mrs. Thos. Park.
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WIGGINS.--I wish to thank my
friends for the beautiful flow-
ers, cards, visits and treats,
while a patient. In Goderich
,hospital Special thanks to
Dr: J. R, Leitch, Rev. G. L.
• Royal, 1VIrs. ' Hudson, the
nurses and staff:
. --Mrs- ...Jahies•:--Wiggirsr..
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WILKINS.—I would like to °take'
t1ni5 opportunity to thank .all
my friends who so kindly re-
membered me in so man„
ways during my stay in Vic-
toria Hospital. Special thanks
to my relatives, Dr. J. R.
Leitch, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton -
Edward and staff of Edward
Fuels. Vera Wilkins.
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BAXTER.—We Would like to
express our sincere thanks
for the many acts of kindness
- cxten'ded"--during- the -illness
and passing of a dear"husband
and father, for all the floral
tributes, cards, loan of cars,
alt -the -help in anyy. Spec=
ial thanks torr. McGeough,
Dr. Lambert; nurses and girls
in green on first floor east
and second floor west of Alex-
andra Hospital, Rev. W. J.
ten lloopen and . 1VIrs. ten
Hoopen, Maitland Lodge, A,F.
and AM, Royal Canadian °Leg-
ton--a-nd----thee Lodge €u -neral
home. The Baxter Family.
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MUGFORD,--I would like to
thank any friends and, rela-
tives for cards, flowers, treats
and visits while I was in hos-
pital. Special thanks to Dr.
J. W. Wallace, the nurses and
staff of Goderich General Hos-
pital. - Wm. Mugford.
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F. Engagements -.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stan-
bary, Goderich, wish to an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Lois Noreen, to Mr.
Jon C. Dannewald, son of 'Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Dannewald of Cal-
gary. The wedding will take
place on July 3, 1965, at 4 p.m.
in Renfrew United Church, Cal-
gary, Alberta. 23x
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert of
Goderich wish to announce the
forthcoming- marriage of their
daughter, Sylvia Olive, to Mr.
Bruce Arthur Johnston, son of
Mrs. Mildred -Johnston and the
late Arthur Johnston of Sarnia.
The marriage will take place at
Forest United Church, Forest,
on June 26 at 2.30 o'clock. Both
are graduates of University of
Western Ontario. 23x
•
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McNee,
R.R. 3, Auburn, wish, to an-
nounce the engagement of their
Donna Pearl
daughter, Do a , to Mr.
James Meredith .layden,__SQ.11 e f
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Hayden,
R.R. 1, Port Albert. The wed-
ding will take place Saturday,
July .. 10, ..1965, in. Nile .United
Church at 7.30 p.m. " -23
q. Coming Events
Graduation dinner, • Juan 28,
Victoria Public Scholl, ',,'guest
speaker, Rev. George Rouson,
_Chaplain_ of Westminster -
Col-
lege, University of Western On-
tario.
ntario. Awards will. be ,given
out. Parents and friends are
invited to attend at 7.45 p.m.
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Maple Leaf chapter, IODE
luncheon, June -12, has • been
cancelled. Meeting and pot luck
supper, June 22, at 6.30 p.m.,
at the summer home 9f Mrs.
Wallace: -23
G. Coming Events
PHOTO SY HARDEN STVD1O
* *
The annual Goderich Gradu-
ate Nurses' Dance will abe - held
on Friday, June 25th at the
Harbourlite .Inn, with dancing
9.30 p,ni. to 1 a.m, to music of
Ron Brown and his orchestra.
Admission $4.00 per couple. For
reservations phone 524-791,3.
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June 16: Ham and Salad,, Sup-
per, Holmesville United. Church,
auspices U.C.W. Adults $1.25,
children -12 and under 50c.
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Watch »for sepecial events on
Salvation Army ..Day, Friday,
June 25. -23
The regular meeting of the
Ahmeek Chapter, IODE, will be
held at the home of Mrs. W. G.
MacEwan, Albert St., Monday
afternoon, June 14, at 2.30 p.m.
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Harbourlite Inn -
ACCELERATING 4.ACKPOT
WEDNESDAY, JUN 16
Sponsored by
Goderich Lions Club
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KINGSBRIDGE. — His Excel
lency, G. Emmett Carter, Bishop
of London made his first visit to l
St. Joseph's parish since he be-
came Bishop of the London
Diocese more than, a year ago.
Joseph's, • ` Stratford; Rev. J.
Mooney, Sacred Heart, Wing -
ham, Rev. R. Moynahan, St.
Peter's, Goderich.
The candidates were: Kevin
Austin, Lynn Austin, Ralph
On Friday evening he admin
istered the sacrament of con=
firmation to 74 children and
three adults. The candidates!
were from St. Augustine parish,'
St. Mary's in Lucknow as well.
asSt. Joseph's, Kingsbridge.
Din"her was served in the
rectory prior to the service and 1
included among the guests were: j
-Bishop G. E. Carter; his secre-
tary, Rev.. G.. Blonde; Rev. R.1
O'Laughlin, CSB. from .De-
troit Rev. E Garvey,
Toronip: Rev. G. Thompson,
C.S.B., Windsor:. Ret ,...Moss,
vice -rector- of Regina'-Mune}i
Seminary, London; Rev. J. Har-'
per, Regina Mundi Seminary,
London; Rev. J. O'Rouke, St.
Austin, Marie Boyle,_ Marius-.
Beyerberger, Daniel Boel, Linda
Boel, Richard Boel, Laurie Chis-
holm, Michael Courtney, Ursula
Courtney, Gary Cour t n e y,
\layne Courtney, Brian Court-
ney, Mark Chisholm, Denise
Dalton, Ann Marie Dalton, Ken-
neth. Doherty, Kathleen Doher-
ty, Donna Foran, Janice Foran,
Peter Frayne, Paul Frayne, Mar-
garet Frayne, ' Joane Hickey,
Kathleen Hogan; Antta- -togan,
T,eona. Rogan, Janette' -Hogan;
Paun, Hogan, John Mogan, James
Hogan, Francis Hogan, Michael
Hogan,- 4-leany --Hendricks;. Joha-
nna Hendricks, Joseph Hend-
ricks, Elizabeth Hendricks, Gen-
evieve Kinahan, Gerald Knoop,
DUNGANNON
DUNGANNON-=Mr. and Mrs.
H. Eugene Sanson, East Tawas,
Miichigan, recently - spent ten
'days with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil
Blake and family here and Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Kilpatrick,
Wingham.
Maria Knqop, Arnolda Millen- Mr. Jim .Blake. Don Mills and
Miss Ute Germann of Niagara
berg, Antoni Miltenberg, Bern -Falls were on holidays last week
and Miltenberg, Donald Millen- at the former's home and 6n
berg, Marianne O'Keefe, Joseph Saturday were guests at the
O'Keefe, Nancy O'Keefe, Bern- j Oyen-Bell wedding in Ottawa.
and O'Neill, Dennist O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blake and
Barbara spent the weekend in
Mary Louise O'Neill; Maria Van ;'Ottawa touring the city and the
Rooy, Bernadine Van Rooy, Leo Gatineau area with Mid and Mrs.
Redmond, Herman Reigling, Kenneth Brown and family and
Barbara Reigling, Wm. St, Marie, ! Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Switzer, and
Deborah St. Marie, Glenn Tig- were guests at their respective
ert, Bernadus Van Diepenbeek, homes. At .the C h a t e a u
Johanna Von Diepenbeek, Peter' L a u r i e r a, surpi;ise meet -
Van Diepenbeek, Frank Van ing took place when Mr.
Diepenbeek, Henrietta Van Die- John Martin of Maple, form-
penbeek, Elizabeth Van Diepen-
»erly_ of Crewe and Paramount
beek, Adrianus Van Diepenp;' re. M
Van Diepetfi, Pamela •Wildgen, was on acognized twCecilo-day tourr. of thMartine
Joanna -Wild gen, -Michael-Wild-, ottita_.I,eg ice_ Noal, pu}ii-Is._of_
gen, Casey Wildgen, Christine his Thornhill area ,school.
Wildgen.
• --The--three - adults- we,re:---41r-; _ --1-- RERSON.&..
Carmen Hamilton, Mrs.. K. (Nan-, Mr. and Mrs. William Hoek,
cy) Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Stanley, Ferndale, Michigan, are -visiting
(Elizabeth) Doherty. ' their . friend, Miss Mae. Davies.
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15, Notice To Creditors
3a THE ESTATE OF MARY
ELIZABETH HAYS, DECEAS-
ED, LATE OF THE TOWN -
SI -LIP OF TUCKERSII'VIYT,tI, IN
THE COUNTY OF HURON.
persons claiming against the
above Estate are required to
forward full particulars of their
accounts to the undersigned on
or before the 14th day 'of June,
1965, after Which date t1h -
sets will be distributed.
DONNEILLY & MURPHY,
18 The Square,
Goderich, Ontario,
So!iritor for the Estate.
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VALUE $500 OR MORE -
From -Dunn 3 to August 15
An Opportunity To -
RED BRAND
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WINNER.
OF THE PAIR OF TIRES WAS MR. KEN MORRIS
R.R. 4 GODERI.CH . .
.IN THE ESTATE OF GEORGE
BENSON STURDY
All persons having claims again=
st the estate of GEORGE BEN-
SON STURDY, late of 122 Yose-
mite Way, Los Gatos, California,
deceased, who died on or about
the 30th day of October, 1963,
are hereby notified to send in to
the undersigned Personal Re-
presentative ofthe said deceas-
ed. on or before the 26th day of
one, 1965, full particulars of
their claims. Immediiately af-
ter the said date the ,said Per-
sonal Representative will dis-
tribute the assets of the said de,
ceased having regard only to
claims of which it shall then
have notice,
Dated at Goderich this 28th
day of May, 1965.
BRITISH MORTGAGE & TRUST
COMPANY
Goclerieh,. Ontario,
- Administrator.
By Hays, Prest Hayss
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, 'Ontario,
Their Solicitors herein.
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16, Public Notice
NEED a Mortgage? First and
second mortgage. arranged
through Harold W. Shore, Morn 414 HURON ROAD
gage Broker, Mal 524 - 7272.
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60. CHEF/' STATION WAGON
BROOKWOOD- `
Four door six -passenger Brookwood. Six -cylinder, standard•
transmission, radio. Mechanically good. As is , ..
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$999.00
61 'FORD FAIRLANE 500
Four door sedan. V-8 automatic with radio and in very good
condition. As is .. .
TOP VALU 20 -OZ. CHORE
PEAS 4f°-69
TOP VALU 20-0Z. CHOICE
Cream Corn 4
TOCP VALU 20-0Z. CHOICE
Wax Beans 1f0r3
MacLARENS PLAIN SLICED 24 -OZ:
ILLS 3for99c
WESTINGHOUSE -25-40-60-100 WATT
'. ULB5 6for 99
MOTHER PARKERS INSTANT 6 -OZ.
PILLSBURY CHOCOLATE FUDGE
Cake Mix
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1/2 Gallons
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1 -LB. BAG CHASE & SANBORN
OUR»» CLEARANCE 15 IN FULL
SWING ...New Cars Coming
In Every Day -SAVE!
All Flavors -= Funny Face Pre -Sweetened.
RINKS 10for99
524-8311
CALIFORNIA 48's
HOSTESS ,100 s
TEA .BAGS �.
MORTONS BEEF:CHICKEN TURK i : t'OZEN
Pot Pies
FROZEN RED
Raspberries 2 for ►:, 9c
FROZEN 12 -OZ.
Grapefruit 4or49
HOT HOUSE
Cucumbers 1,for 35