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MRS. OLIVER JOHN COOK • The funeral serve was held
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Mrs, Oliver John (ARV at,Stiles Funeral Home at 2 p.m.
Gertrude) Cook, 95 13ro
on Sunday, July 13. Rev. G. L.
Street, died .,suddenly at Royal officiated.
Alexandra Marine and General Interment was in Colborne
Hospital on Tuesday, Ally 8, 'Cemetery. ° Pallbearers were:
Robert Quaid, Bud White, Joe
Moore, Fred Horton, Bert
Freeman and Del Cook. -
ALFRED E.1100RE
Alfred E. Moore, Colborne
'l'ownship, died at Alexandra
to Goderich in 19.31. Wednesday, July 9, 1969. 'He
She was marri0 in Goderich was 70.
on December 27, 1911; to Oliver Mr. Moore was born in
Cook who died on June 19, Colborne Township on January
1967, 11, 1899, a son of Richard
She was an adherent of Knox Moore and the former Ruth
Presbyterian Church. Allin. He had lived in Colborne
Surviving are, three sons, Township all his life and was a
Robert and John of Goderich
and Frank of Port Colborne; two He was married to the former
daughters, Mrs. Herb (Bernice) Bessie Jackson on June 14, 1924
Davidson, Goderich and Mrs. in Noble Township.
Ted (Frances) O'Grady, Ile was a member of
Vancouvei: one sister, Mrs. Benmiller United Church.
Norman (Fannie) lloover, Surviving with his wife are
Lexington, Michigan; 1 three sons, Eric and Tom, both
grandchildren' and four of Colborne Township and
great-grandchildren. Ronald, Toronto; a .daughter,
r969. She was 79.
• Mrs. Cook was. born in
'Colborne Township on. May 5,
1890, a daughter -,;of Robert
Quaid and the former Frances
Ann lkhitely. She bad lived in
Colborne Township until moving Marine and General HoSpital on
CAN IDB SERVE YOU?
Wednesday, 'July 23rd, 1969
one of our representatives
Mr. J. W. Harkins
will be 'at
The Bedford Hotel
Goderich, Ontario
In this district and throughout Canada many
persons and firms in practically all types of
businesses including
Agricglture • Tourist and Recreational
Businesses • Construction • Professional
Services !Transportation • Wholesale and
Retail Trades, as well as Manufacturing
have Sbtained loans from the IDB to acquire
land, buildings, and-inachinery, toincrease
working capital, to start a new business, and
• for other' purposes. If you consider that IDB
can be of service, you are invited to arrange an
appointment with the 'IDB representative by
,telephoning
- Telephone 524-7337
„or in atiditanca by %v.:Wag to
INDUSTRIAL
DEVELOPMENT BANK
291 Dundas Street, London, Ontario.
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Nummummuniammur
Mrs. Alfred "(Betty) -"Tait,
nairnb, BC; one brother, Alaw
Moore, Stratford and 16
grandchildren.
The funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral Home at 2
on, Friday, July 11. Rev.
Leonard Warr officiated.
Interment was in Colborne
Cemetery. Pallbearers were:
William Walter, Russell Hill,
John Kernighan, Oliver Alli,
Joe Moore arid.Elmer F'isber.
Flowerbearers vviere:' John
More, Morgan Moore, Roger
Moore and Stephen Moore.
Honarary pallbearers 'were
Everett Alli, Stanley Snyder,
Lloyd Walters and Bill Snyder.
HERBERT W. FITZPATRICK
Herbert William Fitzpatrick,
106 Wellesley Street, died at
Alexandra Marine and. General
Hospital on Thursday, July 10,
1969, following a lengthy illness.
He was 69.
Mr. Fitzpatrick was born in
Gaspe, Quebee, on March 25,
1900, the son of •Stephen
Fitzpatrick and the former
Emily Stewart.
He served with the Merchant
Marine in- world wars one and
two and left in '1945. He was a
lake seaman and chief engineer
until 1966.
Mr. Fitzpatrick was married
in Montreal.on July 4, 1931, to
the forni'er Laurena Crawford.
They came to Goderich in 1937.
He was an adherent of Knox
F'resbyterian.Church.
Surviving with his wife are a
daughter, Mrs. John W. (Joan)
Watson;:,Ayr, and two
grandchildren,
. The funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral H.ome at 2 p.m.
on Saturday, July 12. Rev. G.'
Lockhart Royal officiated. -
Interment was in the
veteran's plot at Maitland
Cemetery. Pallbearers were:
Donald Langridge, Maurice
Wilkinson, Wilfred Peachey,
Ernest Peachey, Ralph Morris.
and Harold Chase.
•MRS. LAURA FREED
Mrs. Laura Snelgrove Freed
died in Oakwood •Hospital,
Dearborn Heights, Mich. on July
7th.
Surviving are daughters, Mrs.
Harvey (Lava) Finnigan,
Detroit; and Mrs. r Garwood -i
(Verna) Allston, Sudbury and
son Fraser, Windsor. She was
predeceased by a second son R.
-J. Freed.
. Burial took place in Oakview
Cemetery, Detroit.
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HIGHLIGHT THFE
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My'. horttetoWli •Goderich •
hdittir's note. The 1.11()Wing
essay iS entry :RI Ihe
.contesr Goderich. spOnsored
by the Goderich Tourist
(inninittee.,
My Ilimulown Goderitfi
The town Goderhh
situated on _the east shore of.
lake Huron about half it'
between Sarnia 4'•untl Wen
Sound. "..1 Wheel for a Town"
Godurich Lit an octagon called u
Square. Thr court house
surrounded by the main business
street tillith radiates eight
streets Hamilton, Fast,
Kingsttni„S.(0011, Montreal,
West„Colfiorne and North.
pr William "Tiger" Dunlop,
Warden of the forests for tlic
CanadaComfiany assisted John
Gull in opening the /100)1! Tract
and in 15-77 JOundettGoderic h.
The harbour town was named
after , lord Godoich. . Mr.
Robinson, ChancelThr of the
Dunlop built the
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first permanent resident.e oii
harb!)nr hill. Toclar the -Park
House is the site t)/ the original
Canada Conipanv 'Os(, a
110110 orial to early settlers: Tiger
e *tot
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Dunlop's...Tomb in situated high features gently sloped roolS, a
on a toerlooking Gotlerich :wide tow,vr and both tall and
on Highway 21. • rOund neaclecl ivind ow of the
The most important of the 'Italian revival architectura. The
flowrishing industries in Horace Horton Mansion IS77
Goderich is salt mining; "fir st St. George's Crescent and the
thslpivred1,1 /866. The pillage Ross House on North Street are
SaltlOrd was named as a result° only two examples of historical
of this. discovery, 111 1966 d calm hontes 01 Goderich.
containing a solid block of salt the Highway 8 entrance,
encased in glass wcfs erected at „two large stone pillars were
he north entrance to erected 10 honour the pioneers
ctwimemorate u centurr of .salt who settled the Huron Tract.
• More recentlr. World War 11
• The Huron COunty, Pioneer. Lancaster became a tourist
Museum on North Street attraction at Ski' //arbour, the
(111)1(it's „flour nutking. fin.al airport.
rumen is. fire fighting
equipment. tvifts, salt mining
and, (iguana log cabin pit weer,
days' setting.
• Very few of the great houses
built jrt nil the 1540s (01, in town
and immediate distriiis ure.gone.
They represefil ('ailuda
'(niipany officials'. wealthy
immigrants, business° and
professional men. .1 quaht/a/u./
curwm ,/arm en the 1 111M11 Road
1.5 the 15.14 Laithwaite House,
Stone sculptures like ilk ?se of
Jack "f" and Jill eyhance the
vr.,Iinds. The CinTon
Goderich pn (1 vacation
wonderland Beautiful 1uke
fiuron,1.1 perfect fir cal favourite'
viuter sports. For ideal camping
and picnics: Goderiih provides
Harbour Park, Pi/yrs-Dam Park
and Point Farm Prorincial Park.
Simplr a walk up the Maitland
Rirer yalley or view qbeautifict.
Iliiron sunset casts the charm of
tioderich, the prettiest town in
Canada -it culls you back."
Carojynn itken
219 Cameron Street
Goderich. Ontario.
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new or used car during our
Action Sale has a chance to
win 100 gallons of gas. Draw
to be made Monday, July 28...
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(Sale Begins Friday, 1JuIy '18, Eiicls Friday, Ju1i25)
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7.1 1965 MALIBU, 2 -door. hardtOp, 6 automatic„
" -raclid, real scarce model. Lic. H73861.. Was $1,595.
Action Sale.Price $1,190.
1967 CAPRICE, 2 -door
hardtop, power brakes,
steering and windows., factory
vinyl, brackets, console, plus a
• host of other options. Lic.
H.5359. Was $2,695. Action
Sale Price $2499
1963 PLYMOUTH, 4 -door,
c o m pletely' reconditioned
from, bumper 'to bumper,
safety checked, etc. Lic.
5388K. Was $795. Action
Sale Price -
677
1967 PONTIAC Strato Chief,
2 -door, V-8, aitomatic, all
heavy dutyequipment, new
paint, fornier OPP car. Lip.
H821 32. Was $1,795. Action
Sale•Price - •
$1599
1964 PONTIAC, 2 -door, 6 automatic, completely
reconditioned including new paint. Lic. H83426.
Was $1,195. Action Sale Price - Best offer over..Lia
$1,000.
1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 4 -door sedan, one
owner, power eCluipped, radio, rear speaker", A-1
condition. Lrc. E36947. Was $2,295. Action Sale
Price $2,1 50. '
1963 PONTIAC WAGON, V-8, automatic, radio.
Lic. X3130. Was $995. Action Sale Price $895. '
1966 CHEVROLET 3/4 -Ton Pickup - Longbox
Fleetside, 4 -speed transmission, heavy duty springs
and helper springs, West Coast mirrors, radio,
scarce model. Lic. ,C93220.' Was $1,795. Action
Sale Price $1 ,675.
SPECIALp-- 1966 INTERNATIONAL Loadstar
cab and chassis, 43,000 original miles, completely
safety checked, A-1. Lic, 27971-D. Was $2,895.
Action .31.e Price $2,600.
1960 GMC -6-0-" Series cab and chassis, box and
hoist,' recently overhauled motor, good body. Li'.
V63895. 'Was $995. Plates off Action Sale Price
$800.
1962 CH-EVROLE.T, 4 -door, V-8, automatic,.
whitekkalls, 2 -tone, etc., exceptionally good
condition, safely checked but needs some motor
repairs. Lic. H83424. Was $795. Action Sale Price
$599.
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1966 BELAIR, 4 -door sedan,
V-8, automatic, radio, 'etc.,
new paint, completely
reconditioned. Lic. H98188.
Was $1 ,595. Action Sale Price
$1499
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4 -door, 6 -cylinder, standard
transmission, one • owner.
Mechanic Special - ".-No
Plates." Lic. 5945K. Was
$895. Action Sale Price - 875
1963 CHEVROLET', one'ton- —
cab' and. chassis, completely
reconditioned, new paint,
Lic. C93117. Was $995.
Action Sale Price 7
'699
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