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URSDA"St`, MARCO 28,.1972
15. NOTICE to CREDITORS A. BIRTHS ,
ALL pe spns having claims
against tht. Estate of ,William
James Carey, Gentleman, late of
the Town of Goderich. in the
County of Huron, -who died on or
about the 24th" day' Of January.
1972; are; required tO file the
same .w`l.th, full particulars with
' the •unde rsignect by .the 8th date of
April, 1972, as after that date the
assets of the estate wti,il1 b'e
distributed. •
DATED at .Goderich. (lfrtario,
this '13th day of March, 1972. ,
PREST and EGE:NER:
Barrister, etc..
'33 .Montreal Street,
GODERI('ll, Ontario.
Solicitors for the. Estate.
11,12,13
16. PUBLIC NOTICE
,KINDERGARTEN Registration
will be held at,Colborne Cen.tral
School en Thurs.day, Mar. 30 from
12:30 till 4 p.m. Children born in
1967 are eligible. Pleasd bring
proof of birthdate and
immunization record. Children
are invited to attend to see their
classroom. --12
MR. R. KENT ROWLEY,
Secretary -Treasurer of the
Council of Canadian Unions, will
address a public meeting on April
'9 at 2 p.m.. in the Legion Hall on
the subject of Independent Unions
in Canada. All area unionist and
the public are urged to attend this
important event. Please clip as a
reminder • of this meeting.
Sponsored by the Local
Committee for Independent
Unions.: --10,12
KINDERGARTEN
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at
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PU:QHC
SCHOIIL.
and
ROBERTSON
MEMORIAL SCHOOL
Parents who have children
b renin 1967 --should contact -J,
P. Kane at Victoria Public
School. Phone'524-8306; R..E
Smith, Robertson Memorial
School, Phone 524-8972.
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MATHERS: Al St. Luke's
Episcopal Hospital, Ponce, Puerta
Rico, to Mr. and Mrs. ,Keith
Mathers, on March 17, 1972, a
daughter.
BLACK: At• Alexandra Hospital.,
Goderich, on March 19', 1972, to
Mr. and,Mrs- Bryan Black,;,; RR 4,
Goderich, - a daughter, Tracey
Lynn.
1I4LUFS1 N; At . Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on March 17,
1972, 'to Mr. and 'Mrs. Peter
Herlufsen, 47 Elgin Ave'. W., Apt.
1, Goderich, `a daughter, Lisa
Marie.
C. BRIEFS
WHEELCHAIRS— WALKERS The
Humanitarian Service C.P.&T.
omrr`rittee of the Goderich
'Oddfellow and Rebekah Lodges
have equipment for loan. Contact
Amos Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or
Fred Fritzley, 524-7217.—eow
E. CARDS, OF THANKS,
'Victoria Loyal Orange Lodge
wishes to convey grateful thanks
to all those who by their help
contributed to the success of the
supper held on the evening of St.
Patrick's Day. --12
BEDARD: -We wish to thank
friends, relatives and. neighbors
for all their .kindnesses to us
while we were patients in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. A.
B. Deathe, staff of second west
and X -Ray. --Mrs. 4 ilberta
Bedard, Master Kenneth
Bedard. -12
FISHER: We wish to express our
sincere thanks to all our
relatives, friends and neighbours
for the lovely flowers, cards and
gifts received, also for all who
visited us at home. Your kindness
will' always be remembered.
—
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Fisher. —
SCHOENHALS: Thanks to• Dr.
Watts and Dr. Leitch, ,2nd East,
nurses and staff for kind care;
also .to the Ladies Legion
Auxiliary and my friends for
flowers and cards.—Mrs.. A.
Schoenhals.. —12x •
LEWIS: My sincere thanks to m y
friends andto the doctors, nursers
-and-staffs of -t l-intonand CoderiLch
- hospitals for their kindness :while
I was •a patient.-J.A. (Barney)
Lewis. -12b
. G. COMING EVENTS
19. LOST AND FOUND,
LOST—Ocie pair girl's glasses
,with blue frames in vicinity. of
Victoria School. Reward $5.00.
.Phone 524-8991.-12
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES -
NEED A MORTGAGE?
• Up to 90, percent of appraised
value on home less. than 20years
old. Up to 75 percent on 'older
properties. N.H.A. Mortgages
arranged on new homes. For
complete details call :.
HAROLD- W.
SHORE
REAL ESTATE Bi1OKER
524.72n
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p .��, TQ C31VE AWAY
ONE small two-year-old male
. dog. Used to small children.
Phone 524-8991.-12
RECEPTION. for Nancy Sow erby
and John Adams following their
marriage on Mardi 25, at Sal.tford
Valley Hall,9-1. Music b:y the
Country Boys: -12x
COME to the Giant Rurnmag a Sale-
at the Orange Hall, next to the
Salvation Army, on March 25, at 2
p. m. , sponsored by the Highland
Dancing Association. -12
ENJOY an evening of music by the
North Street Choirs and
Instrumental Groups under the
direction of Eleanor
Hetherington, Sunday, April 9, 7
p.m., in the Church Sanctuary,
Adults $1.00, children 12 and
under 50c. Tickets available from
U.C.W. members and Hibbert's
Store. -12,14
•
The Goderich and District Association for the Mentally Retarded
had its annual meeting Monday evening and,named five di rectors as
well as its slate of officers for the Association. Pictured here are
(back, leftto right) Rev. Peter St. Don, director; Asa Steckle, past
president; Maurice VanDerMeer, treasurer; (front) Michael
Moriarty, vice-presiclent; Mrs. Betty Reid, day care chai rman;and
'George Simons, president.--L-staff photo
County jailclosing
4..
local prisoners to Walkerton
A 'letter from the County of
Huron has reminded Goderich
Tow n Council that the Goderich
Jai', will be .officially closed
Friday, March 31. It also advised
thri o fr Agri-t—the—are -
pr esently served by the Goderich
Jail `will be served by the
Walkerton and Stratford 'Jails.
Goderich Detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police and
Goderich Town Police have been
requested to utilize the facilities
of the Walkerton Jail, along with
provincial and municipal police
forces , fro'm Wingham.' Pplice
. forces of Clinton. Seaforth and
;Exeter will make • use of. the
Stratford Jail.
The letter further advised that
all municipal police forces_
_presently served by the Goderich
Jail will regeive a sulis.idy during
the coming fiscal year. It will be
paid by the Department,`,' of
Municipal Affairs and will ,be
based on the_number of criminal
charges'laid, as recorded in the
largest available Ontario Police
Commission Report, plus the
' additional travelling involved.
. Also at last Thursday's regular'
;.session •of Goderich Tovvn
Council, a petitionwas received
from. the town of New Liskeard
regarding "the rising cost ,of
providing. police services-"
The resolution protested the
spiralling cost of providing pence
protection, the annual demands
for extra fringe benefits,
additional pension plan coverages
etc, the growing .generosity of
Arbitration Boards, the fact that
municipalities have- no control
over: police costs or.
administration and the limited tax
base from which the municipality
must derive its revenue for police,
costs.
It asked that the Minister of
Justice and the Attorney General,
provide relief from these rising
costs "through a system of police
grants".
A motion was 7rrade to concur
with -the New Liskeard proposal.
During the discussion which
'OIL Reeve Paul
'Carroll said that "conditional
grants" were not the answer to
the problem.
"We would be increasing our
dependence, not our
independence", said the reeve.
Councillor Frank Walkom'
predicted that if the town received
a subskly for municipal policing,
police personnel would likely "go
after higher wages". .
Cp•unci.11or Stan Profit
concurred. He 'said •"costs would,
not be reduced" if the government
provided grants " for municipal
police work
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Walkerton for court in April; the
overtime pay would, become an
additional burden,. .'..";„7 --
Reeve
',.: «. -"Reeve Carroll proposed an
amendtnent to the. notion to
.--accept the-N-ew Liskcar'd
resolution. He suggested a
system of unconditional grants to
" aid municipalities.
Councillor Elsa Haydon'urged
council to draw up its sown
resolution rather than attempting
to amend the New Liskeard
proposal.
The •arnendrnent was lost when
.put to the vote and .when. .the
original motion was voted upon,' it'
too. was lost.
At this point, Councilli,r Deb
,till wfelt suggested the Town of
Goderichforw.ard a resolution to
go,Vernrnent- asking that the
province take over policing of all
towns under 10,000: This motion
was seconded by, Councillor Ed.
Giesbrecht:.
Councillor Shew°felt said that in
discussions with many peaple,.
was felt --•ghat policing by the
Ontario Provincial Police- in
municipalities of 10,000 citizens
or less would be :ideal., He told
Councillor Walkom that' such a
Move would make the -local police'
commission •inactive and
unnecessary. "
Councillor'Haydon said council
needed more time to think about'
the motion before voting on it. Thea
matter will be left over to the next
coirnocil meeting "for further
it study"
Goderich Twp. council
tfi n�eds
enowt
Members of.,,,thp Goderich Western Ontario History
Township Council met for their Department come into " the
regular meeting at the municipal offices later this year
Holmesville facilities on Monday and microfilm old assessment
evening of this week with much of roles prior to 1900.
the business handled dealing in' An alicatian from John
personnel matters, Hindrparforsh :d ` by
A petition from Bill Jenkins council perwasmissionreceiveto dispose
was heard in connection with ari of a portion -of land. T he
' $,000 foot `..drain which„ runs c application notes that Mr.
,through his farm. The' drain, dug Hindmar,sh 'is °donating .the land;
in '1961, was ,in need o'f_
improvements -and cleaning, Mr.
Jenkins felt and asked,- counoil, to
,consider the work.
Council agreed to look into the
matter and the item was referred
to the Engineers Report.'
A letter was read +to council'
from .a, London firm requesting
information on any cottage areas
,in the township that might be
interested in some sort of refuse
pick-up service. The, group also
wanted to know where tine nearest EV1NRUDES
dump was locatedand the address
of any cottagers' associations.
Council members agreed to
refer the company to the
Bluewater Beach Cottagers
Association.
In other business, council
agreed to let the University of
free of charge to the Girl Guides.
Counc„il approved the•” •
application without condition and
passed up a possible 5 percent, of
the value in view of the f ct the
land was being given awao such
a worthy cause.
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When the wind
gives out ...
Simons ... .
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better equipped workshop locally
was the answer. ,� -
News ha's been received fhjs
week from the South Huron
Association that members there
have taken an option on parr of the
Kongskilde ' Ltd. building on
. Highway. 83 west' of Highway, 4.
Members of that Association have
been to Toronto and have been
given some assurance that their
plans will be approved. Their
fund-raising 'campaign is set for
April 14 with a kick-off dinner.' and
dance.
As well, members of the South
Huron Association are travelling
to, Tillsonburg later this week to
observe a workshop for retarded
adults in operation -there.
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Applications are invited for the
position of Warble,Fly Spray Ope gator.
Township 'to . supply all equipment.
Applicant may apply on basis of ether
Prici per hour
or Price per head.
Duties to commence April 10, 1972.
Written applications to,be in hands of
the undersigned by April 3, 1972. •
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TR.EESWEET-48 oz.
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Mayor Harry Worsell noted
that overtime duty -=particularly
police time spent in the courts—
was a burden to taxpayers. He
said officers must be on duty in
the municipality at the same time
as officers are pard to sit in on
certain court sessions. He
indicated this was alarge factor
in increasing police costs. -
Councillor Frank . Walkom
reasoned that when the Goder-iqh
Town Police began travelling to
For farther information con`tact the
undersigned. -
R. E. Tliornpson
Clerk
Township of (;oderich
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