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14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
• ALL- persons having claims
against the Estate of HENRY
BAPTIST MONTFORD TICH-
BORNE, late of the Town .of
Goderich, in the County of Huron,
who died on or about the 28thrday
of December, 1973, are required
to file the same with full par-
ticulars with the undersigned by
the 8th day of March, 1975., as
after that date the assets pf the
estate will be distributed.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario,
this 5th day of February, 1975.
PREST and EGENER,
Barristers, etc.,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the
Estate.-7,AR
1.S. PUBLIC NOTICE
TREASURER'S,
-SALE OF LANDS
IN ARREARSOF
TAXES
COUNTY -OrHIUltOt '" -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a tax sale will be held in
the Council Chambers of the
Court House, Goderich, on .
Tuesday; May 6, 1975 at 10:00
a.m. re any unpaid taxes still
outstanding at that date, as
shown on the list published in
the Ontario . Gazette -on
"Febryary-.1,-1975_-_:.._....-__—._
List of the property involved
may be secured at my office in
the Court. House, Goderich,
Ontario. ,
John G. Berry, Treasurer
County of Huron.
-SHERIFF'S
SALE OF
LANDS
•
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
Of a Writ of Fieri Faciaas
issued out of the County Court
of the County of Huron,
bearing date the 6th' day of
February, 1970, to me
directed, wherein w., the
Canadian Imperial Bank of
Commerce is Plaintiff and
Carman Kerr is Defendant, I.
have seized and taken in
execution all the- right, title,
interest and equity, of
redemption of the said Car-
man Kerr in and to: ALL AND
SINGULAR that certain
parcelortract of land and
4,premises ' situate, lying and
being in the Township • of
"'Colborne in ,the County of
Huron andbeing composed of
Lots 7 , and 8, Concession 9;"
Township of ' Colborne,
)Nestern Division, more
particularly' described as
follows:
In the Township of Colborne,
'in the County of Huron, and
being composed'of Lot No. 8 in
-the 9th Concession ' of the
Western Division of the said
Township, containing 100
acres more or less, and
In the Township of Colborne,
in the County .of. Huron, and
being composed of Lot No. 7 in
"Thie'=Oifi-'C`ohee"ffiiiri= " the
Western Division of the said'
Township.. '
On the premises is said to be •
located a one -storey, detached.•
frame residence; oil heated.•
ALL of . which said right;
title, interest and equity of '
redemption of the said Car-
man Kerr in the said lands and
tenements, I shall offer 'for
-"`sale'wkiy public auction, in my
office at the Court House,
Goderich, Ontario, an Friday,
March the 7th, 1975 at 10:00
o'clock in the forenoon.
Terms: 20 ' percent down
payment day, of sale, Balance
within 30 days. ' •
Fred W. Jewell,
Sheriff,
County of Huron
yau are Irnterested.• in .a
"SInoking withdrawal course"
In the Goderich area in April,.
please indicate on'the form below
The meetings will run on three consecutive evenings
the first week, two the second week; and one on the
next three.
If you are a lion -smoker and interested in a Committee
to assist in promoting the rights of the non-smoker,
please indicate in the proper box below.
•
NAME
ADDRESS
SMOKING WITHDRAWAL COURSE°
GI
„NON SMOKERS COMMITTEE
' Mail the above information to the Huron Perth Lune
Association, 121 Wellington St:; Stratford, Ont.` NSA
2L4. or 'phone 271-7500.
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
WHEELCHAIRS -. WALKERS
The Humanitarian. Service
Committee ' of the ' Goderich
Oddfellow and Rebekah ' Lodges
have equipment for loan. Contact
Amos Osbaldeston, 524-96.23 or
Fred Fritzfey,'.524-7217.
16. PERSONAL
WE INVITE engaged couples to
visit the Arbor Gift Shop in
Clinton. Receive a free gift and
tell your friends about our
shower and Bridal .Registry
Service. No charge, no
obligation.-3tf
YOUNG MAN with a managerial
background, married - with
family, would like to move to
Goderich area. Would like to get
involved in a °local business,
where the owner is looking to
retire in the next few years, and
would be willing to train and sell
to the same. Will provide solid
u references and guarantees. All
replies will' be strictly con-
fidentiaL Write Box 176, Signal;
Star. -7,8
SCIALIZE - have fun - learn
new painting techniques. Invite a
few friends to a CAMEO painting
class in your home. Earn
bonuses, gifts. For information Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashton are
phone 524-2509.-8 proud to announce the
engagement of .their daughter
DO YOU have marriage or family „, Linda Anne to Edward John floral tribute& and donations to
problems'? The Ministry. of Com- Elliott, son of Mr. and Mrs. the Heart Fund during our recent
munity & Social Services offers help Harold Elliott, Hensel'. The bereavement in the loss of a
tn-the.form.of ,.ma.rrriage..and..famikv--..,,...w.edding-to-take. placaW,atF.
counselling either in your home or Presbyterian Church at 3:0(
in the Wingham Office, ' 1'99 'the 15th day of March, 1975.-8
Josephine Street. For appointment, '
phone 357-3370.-8tf
21`. BIRTHS
26. CARD OF THANKS
POLLOCK : Mr. and 'Mrs", STOTHERS : Robert and Helen
William Pellock, 191 Bayfield Slathers wish to express their
Road, Goderich, are pleased to sincere thanks to neighbors and
announce the arrival of their son, friends who helped out at the time
of their garage fire; also to the
Lucknow and Blyth Fire
Departments who so promptly
answered the call' and by their
quick and e(iicient work were
able to save the surrounding
buildings in the village. -8
Ryan John, February 16, 1975. A
brott ,er for Robbie. -8
22. DEATHS
SOMERSALL: At Sun
Haven.
Nursing Home, London on
Wednesday, February 12, 1975,
Maria G. (Durnin) Somersall,
formerly of Cathcart Street,
London, in her 90th year. Beloved
wife of the late Edward H.
Somersall, 'dear mother- of Mrs.
John (Edna) Marcotte, of Lon-
don, dear aunt of Mrs. Thomas.
(Almedia) Gaben and James
Durnin, both of London, . dear
great aunt of Mrs. George (Pat)
Hinton', of London; also survived
by one granddaughter. "Funeral
service was • conducted at the A.
Millard George Funeral kkome, 60
Riilout Street South, London, on
Saturday, February 15, 1975, with
Rev. Douglas H. Ross, of Wesley -
Knox United Church officiating.
Interment in Colborne Cemetery,
\. Colborne Township. -8
23. ENGAGEMENTS
SCHRAM: We would like to thank
all our relatives and friends for
helping to make our silver
niversary party such a
memorable occasion. Also happy
to have our son, George home
from British Columbia to help us
celebrate, Sincerely, Francie
and Jean Schram. -8x
RUSSELL: The family of the late
Lillian Pfrimmer wish to express
their sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours for their
many expressions of sympathy
during our recent bereavement:
for the beautiful floral tributes,
charitable donations and. cards.
Special thanks -to Rev. L. Warr,
Stiles Funeral Home and the
Benmiller Unit of the
U.C.W.-Russell and
family.-8AR
SAMPSON: -The family of the
late Mr. Gordon Sampson' would
like to thank everyone for ex-
pressions of ,sympathy, ' cards,
Attention farmers
A- FOR SALE
A- FOR SALE
4- FOR SALE
FARM' SEEDS
and
CUSTOM CLEANING
CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE 1, OU BUY
CHAMP and CLIMAX ,
TIMOTHY ALL GRASS and
CLOVER SEEDS
• SPECIAL MIXTURES
As in the past, we will prepare
mixtures to meet your individual
requirements based on recom-
mendations by the department of
Agriculture's Field Crop `Recom-
mendations for 1975 at no extra cost.
LOCALLY --&OWN
- BARLEY (Certified and Can. No.1)
- OATS ' •
- OA'T and BARLEY MIXTURES
- PEAS
• RED CLOVER and
RED CtOVER MIXTURES
For Plow Down purposes Red Clover
is exceptional as a soil builder.
LONDESBO'RO SEED PLANT
"Robert Shaddick"
Blyth 523-4399 ,
,26. CARD OF THANKS
n _.M..loua:ngvhus:band.and-dear: fath.et*.,,..
The kindness and help of friends,
neighbours and relatives• will
always be remembered.
NOTICE:
•
Members of Alexandra Marine and GeneralHospital of
Godericn Corporation and other interested parties are urged
to attend the annual meeting which will be parties
on Monday,
Maroh•24, 1975; at 8:00 P.M. in the Ladies' Auxiliary Room of c,
the hospital, at which time we will receive the financial
statement; the auditors' report, the report of the Board and
elect members fo the Board of Governors and conduct other
business. •
11,
MEMBERS OF - THE. CORPORATION
a:.
The following persons shall be members upon resolution of
the Board:
• (a) a person who has, donated or who donates $100' in any
one-year to the,Corporation shall be.a life member;
(b') the president or chief officer of a corporation 'Or
organization which pays the Corporation $25. in any year
shall be ex officio a member of the Corporation for,that year;
n
' (c) a person who pays the annual membership fee of $1.00
to the Corporation in any year shall be a member of the
Corporation for that, year;
•
(d) a member -who pays his foes annually shall not be
entitled to•vote at any meeting of the Corporation unless his
membership fee^was paid in full at least thirty days prior to
the date of the meeting.
K.G. DUNN,'
Chairman of the Board
18,MISCELLANEOUS
MORTGAGE 'MONEY - First
and second mortgages up to 95
percent financing, -prime •rate,
excellent service.' Call Paul
Kueneman, Walkerton,' 881-0476
evenings, or Peter Henderson,
Kitchener, 579-5705, collect, 9:00
to 5:00 ,Monday to
Friday.-5tfAR
20..TO GIVE AWAY
]tb'I.IPf'IE ;' 12 weeks ..ofd. phone
524;7503.-8 -
21. BIRTHS
DOAK: Judy and Gary are
pleased to announce the arrival
of their daughter, Jennifer
• Margaret, on February 7, 1975,
Boston, Mass.
• 25: IN MEMORIAM
CHARRON: At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on February
17; 1975, to 'Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Charron, M'eneset Park; .RR 5,
Goderich, a son, Richard
Anthony.
m.
MacDONALD: In loving Memory
of John : D. MacDonald who .
passed away February 21, 1972.
God looked around his garden,
And found -an empty space,
He then looked down upon this'
earth
And saw your tired face:
It broke our hearts to lose you;
But you did not go alone, ° •
Forpart of us went with you
The day God called you home.
-Lovingly remembered by son
John, daughter-in-law Linda and
granddaughter ather.-$ ., . .
OKE: In loving memory of a
loving husband, father and,
grandfather, Irvine D. Oke, who
passed away five. • years ago,
February 17, 1970.
We think of your sayings and
treasure your smile,
We know you are gone ahead for
awhile, "
-We ' keep'in our memory the love
of the past, ,
For deep in our hearts 'it was,, ,
planted to'l•ast. ' ,
-Eve'r remembered and 'missed
by wife Ila, Murray, Donald,
Maxine, Kenneth and Jimmy,
and grandchildren.-8nc
JACOBSON: To "Jake" and
Melanie (nee. To
RR 2, CAESAR: I would like to thank
' Auburn, a daughter, Dominiaue friends and relatives for the
'Sheneen, February 7, 1975, in cards and gifts while I' was a.
.Victoria Hospital, London.. First, patient _-in -Goderich. General ,
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. L. Hospital. Special thanks to Drs.
W. Jacobson, Red2ock, Watts, Thompson and Wallace,
Ontario, -7 and nurses on 2nd East. Cora
Caesar. -8
26. CARD OF THANKS
15. PUBLIC NO,TIC'E
41,
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
THE BOARD OF
POL10E' COMMISSIONERS OF
THE TOWN OF GODERICH.
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC .HEARING
•
WHEREAS. the Police Act, R.S.O', 1970 Chapter 351
and amendments thereto provides that the Board of
Police Commissioners of.a municipality is -responsible
for the policing and maintenance of law and order in
such municipality; and
WHEREAS the Board bf Police -Commissioners of
the Town of Goderich is concerned at the incidents of
vandalism, rowdyism and other unlawful acts within
the said town, and proposes to initiate action to curb
the same; and
WHEREAS the said --;Board in -the public interest has
decided to seek suggestions from the citizens of
Goderich which may assist it in effecting its purpose.
NOW THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE that interested
citizens and organizations within the Town of Goderich
are invited to present submissions to the Board which
may assist it in effecting its purpose at a public hearing
to ben held., on Wednesday, March 19th, 1975, coo-
meneing at 2 p.m, in the main (court room, Court
House, Goderich, Ontario. Those presenting briefs are
'1equested to file a written copy thereof prior to the
meeting' with Mr. Harp d Walls, Secretary of the
Board.
DATED at Goderich this 27th day` of January,19 5.
�., F.G. CARTER,
Huron County Court Judge,
'Chairman of the Board of
• Police Commissioners of
the Town of Goderich.
, THIS WEEK'S
CLUB
Winners
CLUU NO: 2
JACK GEMMILL
CLUB' NO. 3
JOAN -STILES
CLUB NO. 4
ELVA GAULEY
You can be next.
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Nothing to lose
Enquire today
N. T."ORMANDY
DIAMOND SPECIALIST
GODERICH
FULLER: The family of the late
Mrs. Edith Fuller wish to express.
sincere thanks and appreciation•
to their friends,, neighbors and
relatives for their expression of
kindness, floral tributes,
donations to the Cancer Society
and many cards we have
received since the sudden
passing of a dear wife, mother
and'grandmother. Special thanks
to Rev. Ralph' M. Box and Son
Funeral Home Parkhill,, and
ladies of the Anglican Church.
Your kindness will always be.
remembered. -Janice, • John,
Ron Fuller; Charlotte Anti,
Frank Vine of Parkhill; Thelma,
Larry Hicks of Mt. Elgin. -8
26. CARD OF THANKS
• C - WANTED
TICHBORNE - The family of the
late Arthur Tichborne wish to
express their sincere ap-
preciation to"a)l their relatives,
friends and, neighbors for their
expressions of synipathy and
many acts pf kindness shown
them in the loss of a beloved
husband, father and grandfather,
for the floral tributes, charitable
donatithis in his memory', and
many cards. Special thanks to the.
nurses, and "staff first flbor•�,-..
Alexandra. Hospital, McCallum -'
Funeral' Home, 'and for use of
Knox Church •Parlour, and,
'friends who helped provide and
served the lunch at• the Church
,.and also in the home during our
bereavement. Your kindness will
always be remembered, The
Tichborne Family. -8
COOK: The family of the late
'Mrs. Lottie Cook wish to thank
their,see,iativ.es, friends and neigh-
bours 'for the many 'thoughtful
acts 'of kindness extended to them
at the time of their bereavement,
Special thanks for the lovely
flo'ls;ers and the donations to the
Cancer Society; to the staff at
Alexandra Hospital and Victoria'
Hospital; •to Rev. Warr for his
.comforting message; and to the
Stiles Funeral Home. -Ted,
Raymond, Harry, Laura and
Mrs. Laura Powell.-8AR
.FEAGAN: The family of the late
• Keith Feagan wish to express
their sincere' appreciation for all.
the kind expressions of sym-
pathy,' beautiful, •floral tributes
and acts of kindness by so many
in their recent bereavemen-
t.—Mrs. Gertrude Feagan and
family.-8AR
Oiyil,D�ysLe'
TO CASH IN ON
American Motors
(�sh" R-eb
On 1975 .Model Cars '
„if . .
$200 on Hornets and bremlins
$300 on Matador Coupe's,
$ 400 on Hornet DL or X. package models
$ 600 ort' Cassini Coupes
GOOD SELECTION' OF
MOST MODELS IN STOCK
Featuring the
BUYER PROTECTION PLAN
PLUS "Dealers C,�, � ice"
A Valuable EXTRA NUS
that any ca%- owner will appreciate, with any new car pur-
chased during the last 7 days of the program: "4
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Pr& American Motors 8 a.m. to 9 'p.m.
We back them better because we build them better. Wed. " a nd Sat . ^6 p.m.
S'TRiCKLAND
AUTO MART LTD.
Your authorized- American- Motors and leen dealer
346 Huron Rd. (Hwy. 81 Goderich
524-8841 or 524-8411
FISHER : We would like •to' uy
thanks to all'our relatives,'
friends and .neighbors for the
lovely cards, flowers' and gifts
received on the _occa "ion of our
25th Wedding Anniversary. Your
kindness will always' be
remembered.—Mavis, and Bill
Fisher. -8
RODGES - I wish to'e:xpress my
sincere thanks to all my friends
and neighbour~ who 'helped or
volunteered to help,after my'harn
fire. Special thanks to the
Christian Business Men's Chapel
.and • my neighbours for their
generous financial assistance.
Gtbrald"Rodges', —8 x
QUARTER HORSE STALLION.
AT SERVr'CE, Cody's Son is a_
sorrel stallion w -it -h- blaze and
three white sacks,. A,Q.H.A. No.
393493, he is a proven winner. at
halter and -in performance, being.
Register. ' of Merit in Western
Pleasurv. ',For breeding in-
formation, call R. Wright, RR 6,,'
Goderich, phony. 529-7617._-8.,9
D - LIVESTOCK
THREE 'Commercial ,,Breeder
boars,. months old, from
excellent. herd. Phone 4-
7026.7-7,8nc
"14., NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN 'CHI: ESTATE OF GEORGE
DOUGLAS FEAGAN, LATE OF
'GODERICH, IN
THE COUNTY OE HURON '
All persons clannnng af,ainst the
;thy,\ e I state. are• required to
forward full particitl.►rof their
lair))' lir the undersigned, on or
hefere the Izt day • of March,
1515, ditt ► \\ 11101 dale.the assets
will he dt,t► thutcd, •
K MURPHY,
Barristers,
18 The Square,
Gt►l)1-:R 1011. Ontario.
So1►citor.; for the Estate.
6, 7, 8 A R
Wingham hosts midgets
The Eleventh Annual. from London, Kitchener, Owen
Sound, iOrillia, Oshawa, Rich-
Wingham. Midget • Hock.),
Tournament, featuring • 35 mond Hill, Barrie, Waterloo,
• Ontario, ,and one U.S. teams, Leamington andDetroit,
will be held over two four-day
Comprising the "A'' category
weekends, in. March this, year - are teams from .Merriton,
• with charripions to"be decided in Saltfltet, Oakville, Elmira,
"AAA" ""A", "B" and "C" ,Alliston, Orangeville, Hespeler
categories.
(Cambridge) and Kitchener,
" One of the premiere Midget "B'.' entries,,
from Meaford,,.
hockey tourneys held in Walkerton, Kincardine,
Ontario, the Wingham 'event' Am h e r s t b u r g, Exeter,
kicks off March 14 through 17, Niagara-on,the-Lake, St.
with eight entries in both Marys and Strathroy.
categories "A" and "C" The Headlining the C" category
final w,eekend, March 20 are Dresden, Clinton, Lucan,
through 23, features eight "B" Belle -River, Belmont, 'I-iowick,
entries and ten "AAA'' clubs, Harriston; and Wingham.
including Detroit, the lone U.S. - Tournament Chairman Allan
entry. Harrison, • a • Wingham ' Town
The radio arid television town.ouncillor and his committee of
of- Canada cones alive each more than 15 persons are
March during the • annual confident this year's event will
tournament. The winter, produce .a more excellent
tranquility of a town of 3;000 calibre hockey as was the case
changes drastically as local last year. -Some members of
residents gear up to host an this year's Wrigley's National
influx of approximately 400 Midget Chantpi'onship• Barrie
players, coaches, managers,
Co-op teamperformed in the
officials, parents, and their . Wingham *Tournament last
fans each weekend, year, and more than ten 1974 A
The Town Council, mer- grads of the Wingham 'tourney
chants ancl residents combine are now playing O.H.A. Jr. B,
in efforts to provide a con- hockey.. •
. - tinuing program of activities negotiations otiations are still
for the visiting players between g
games and the Tod'rnament well underway for additional
Committee has been hard- at activities for the visiting
work since the elosing days of
last year's effort.
Increased ,sanction fees
I. imposed 'by the Ontario Minor
Hockey Association in 1974
virtually eliminated ' U.S. -en:-
tries,
en-tries, and is the case again this
year. Despite the; blow, the
Wingham Tourne9 has nailed
down top flight "AAA" entrires'
0
players between games, some
of the. items being worked on
are tours through industries of
the town, and a drop-in centre
at the Wingham Armouries.
'Dozens of Wingham families
will open their homes to billet
players and 2 hearty full course
meal will be served all players ►.
each day at noon, •
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