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14. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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'25iN • MEMORIAM- • '
IN'f:HESI,TP•REME .. .REED, In Memory of',John
COURT OF"ONTARIO • I-ienry Reed, who pia aed away"on
the 26th day of May; 1975.. Ever
.remembered by ,his loving wife,'
Margaret :Reed.. -22 ,
IN THE MATTER. OF TEE.
QUIETING TITLES ACT, RS .O.
1970, Chapter 296 •. ••
AND' IN THE MATTER OF
Indian I+a1and, part of'the former
bed .of the Maitland River and
part' of Block E all in the'Town of
:Goderich, in the County of Huron
and. Province of Ontario,' as more
,particularly,described `as, part 1
,•and. part 2 in, Reference'Pl'an'22R
547,' registered in the Registry
.• Office for the County otHuron on
the 26th day -of April;' 1976.
NOTICE: • ,
NOTICE is hereby giveci.that
James . Keith Homan, of the
Township of Colborne, in the
County of Huron and Province of
Ontario, School Teacher, has
made an application to the
Supreme Court of Ontario for a
Certificate of Title to the above-
mentioned property under The
Quieting Titles Act and has
produced evidence whereby he
appears to be the ownerthereof
in fee free from all en- :
• cumbrances;
Wherefore, any other person,
• having or pretending to have any
title to or interest in the said land
or any part thereof is required on
or before Monday, the. 28th day of
June, 1976to file a statement of
his claim verified by affidavit in,,
my --office -at-145 Queen Street
West, Toronto; Ontario, and to
serve a copy on -.the Solicitors for
the said James Keith. Homan,
namely Wilson, Barnes,. Walker,
"M'ontello, Beach & Perfect, Suite
'500; 251 Goyeau Street, .P.O. Box
1390.,Windsor, Ontario, N9A 6R4,
and in default every such claim
will be Barre!
the said James
' becomes absolu e
IN. THE ESTATE OF HARVEY
THOMAS McPHEE LATE OF
THE • TOWNSHIP OF'
WAWANOSH; IN THE COUNTY
OF HURON, FARMER
All, persons claiming against the
above Estate are required to.
forward full particulars of their
claims. to the undersigned, on br
before the 20th day of May, 1976
after which date the assets will be
distributed. . '
DONNELLY & MURPHY
1.8 The Square
Goderich, Qntario
Solicitors for the Estate.
IN THE ESTATE OF'WILFRED
LEO SMITH LATE• OF THE
TOWN OF GODERICH, IN 'THE
COUNTY OF. HURON
All 'Arsons claiming against the
above Estate are required • to
forward full particulars of their
claims 'to the undersigned on or
before -the 18th day of June;' 1976,
after which date the assets will be..
distributed. •.
DONNELLY & MUR?HY'
78 The Square
Goderich, Ontario
Solicitors for•the.Estate.
• 22,23,24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons ' having claims
y.'against the Estate of EDITH
LILLIAN BOGIE, Widow, late of
the •Town of Goderich, in the
• Count;,, of Huron,' who died on or
abbot the 24th day of March, 1976,
are required to file the' same
with full particulars with the
'undersigned by the -1'9tli'day of
June,, 1976, as after • that date the
assets of the estate will be
distributed.
DATED' at Goderich, Ontario,
this 20th day of May, 1976.•
PREST AND EGE1tlER,
Barristers, etc.,
33 Montreal Street,
Goderich, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF ORVILLE
WILLIAM RIBEY
ALL persons having claims
against the Estate of Orville
William Ribey, late of the
-Township' • of Colborne, in', the
County of Huron', Retired F•ar
mer, deceased; whp° died on the
15th day of . 1VVarch, 1976, are
are
hereby notified to send in full
particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the 3rd
day of June, 176,after which
date'the assets will bedistributed
having, regard only to claims then
received.
Dated at Seaforth, 'Ontario, this
5th day of May, 1976.
McCONNELL, STEWART
&DEVEREAUX,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for
e executors.
—20,21,22
e title of
Homan
nd in,•
defeasible at law and in equity
subject only to the•reservations'.
mentioned in . Section 22 . of the..
said, Act therein mentioned.
DATED this 14th day of May,
1976.
G. C. SAUNDERS
REFEREE OF TITLES
15. PUBLIC NOTICE
TELFORD: I will no longer be_'
responsible for any debts, in-
curred
by 'my wife Jo -Anne
Telford after this date May 13,
1976.
Roy Telford
Bayfield, Ontario -20-,21,22
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, nb obligation.-3tf
DO YOU have marriage or' family
probletns? The Ministry of C•qm-
munity & Social Services offers help
in the form of marriage and family`
counselling either in your home or
in the Wingham Office, 109
Josephine Street. For appointment,
phone 357-3370.-8tf
Holiday Home
Vacancy
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for retired people, private
bedrooms, spacious sitting.
room. Three meals served
daily •
Phhtie VanDamme
482-3685
16. PERSONAL
ANSTAY-In loving` memory of a
dear husband; , father and
grandfather, James Anstay, who'
died June1, 1970,
Taus hisname will ever,he,
The key that unlocks memories.
of a :loved•one gone but cherished
yet • ,.
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A.beloved face we'll never forget.
Sadly missed by his; wife and
family-••�2 r; -
CAWFORD: In loving memory
of a dear father, grandfather and
great grandfather •Stanley L.
Crawford, who c .passed away•
three years ago, May 31st, 1973.
Loving and• kind in all your ways,
• Upright and just till the end of
your days,
Sincere and honest' in heart and
mind, '
What a beautiful memory you left
behind. -
You tried so hard to stay with us.
Your. fight was all in vain.
God took you home to .be with
him
He freed you from all pain.
To your resting -place we visit,
And place your flowers with care
But no one knows the heartache,
When we walk away and leave
you there. •' '
If teardrops would built a
stairway, •
And memories were a lane,
We would .walk all the way to
heaven,,
And bring you home again.
Fondlyremembered by your
wife,—Sarah add fa—m-1F3,sons-in-
law' and daughters-in-law and
grand children and ., great
grandchildren. -22
WANTED -Middle-aged female
companion. Phone 52.479688.-22x
20., TO.:GiVE AWAY -'
THREE KITTENS, four weeks
old, phone evenings 524_6416.-22
P say
ut frugal
25.1N MEMORIAM'
MUNDAY • fn ' memory :of "John
Mundy who: died. May 19, 1974.
• Beautiful memories are won-
derful,things, .'
TheY-last till the longest day,
They never wear but, they never
get lost, -
And can never be given away, : -
To some you maybe forgotten, -
To others a part of the past,
But to us who loved you and lost
you, ' •
Your memory will always last.
Remembered by wife Betty and
family-22-
26.;CARD OF THANKS
.STOREY - I would like to thank
my friends and fellow workers
for the visits and flowers while I
was a patient in Alexandra and
Marine Hospital. Special thanks ..
to . Dr. Hollingworth and the
nurses for • their special
care.—Joe Storey.=22
SQUIRE: We wish to express,
sincere appreciation to all
relatives, friends and neighbours
for the many acts of kindness,
messages' of sympathy, floral.
tributes and donations to the
Canadian Heart p und "which, we.
reeeived at the time of the
passing of a dear husband and
father, Howard Squire, A special
thanks to Dr. Cieslar, Dr. Deathe,
Dr. Flowers:, nurses, Rev. -Ralph
King and • the Stiles' Funeral
Home. Wife and family. -22
McKENZIE: 'The family of the
late W. John McKenzie, formerly
of Glammis, wish to thank his
friends for their help at the time
of his--death,=-for-the flowers and
donations to the Heart Fund 'and.
for their kindness to. John during
his lifetime. Mel and Winnie Bell:
Goderich, Ontario. -22..
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26. -CARD Of ''THANKS.
WILKINSON-•The family of the
late' Keitha••:Wilkinson •wish to
express sincere th.anits tofriends,
relatives• and neighbours for
cards donations to the charities of
their choice, floral tributes and
food.
Special -thanks to Rev. King and
the •U.C.W, of North St. United
Church,' The Lions Club and their
w=rv;es, Stiles -"Funeral .Home,..
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital, Dr. .Deathe- and Dr.
Lynch' and most notably, '. the
Goderich Nursing Home. At the
latter, she received the warmest ,,
friendliest •care •anyone could
ever hope for. We cannot praise
them highly ehough. Sincere
thanks to all Karl Wilkinson and.
family,=22
The Dungannon Agricultural
Society take this opportunity to
t an everyone who helped to
make their dance such • a great
success.-22ar.
MONTGOMERY'" We would like
to express our thanks to our
family for making our 50th an-
niversary Such a happy oc-
casion, also to our relatives an;;:
friends, including those who
came such a long distance to be
with us. Our special thanks to the
Town of Goderich,, Mayor Deb
Shewfeit . and council, 'the '
Rebecca Lodge, for flowers . The
relatives from • California.
Saskatchewan; Ottawa, Toronto •
and London for 'telephone
rnessages and telegrams
received to Premier`' William
Davis,Joe•Clark, R.E.McKinley.
and Jack Riddell for their letters
and -Mr Riddell who presented
• the plaque from the Province of
'Ontario And to all' those . who
• made our 50th anniversary a day
. to remember through their gifts,
cards, and best wishes Viola and
Harold Montgomery. -22
26, CARD OF THANKS
HARRIS San:cere. appreecattoir' •
s,extended,to friends and neigh.
bours for their thoughtfulness,
' for their many cards., ' fiowers7.
gifts and 'enquiries during my •
stay at•University ITospital..Betty
Harris.. --22'
MacFARLANE:. 'Vie would like •: :
to thank our friends for their kind ;,---
.expressions of sympathy in the
'loss of a dear brother and uncle..
:Your kindness will. ~-be, long ,
remembered. Margaret., ' John
MacFarlane and family. -22
YOUNGBL•UT: ,I wislt`to. thank
my neighbours and many friends '
of the Auburn Community for the
very fine gift given me prior :to
my going to Goderich: Many'
thanks it was much appreciated.
Art Y.oungblut.-22
FINNIGAN: I.wish to take this
opportunity to thank Dr. Wallace,
Dr. Lomas and Dr." Flowers,
nurses and staff on first floor
east, friends and relatives, for
cards, flowers and. gifts while
being a patient in ,Goderich
Hospital. Melba Finnigan -22 .
SPO.ONER: We wish to express
our sincere appreciation to our
relatives,
relatives, .friends and neighbours'
for the many arts of kindness and
messages" of sympathy, floral
tributes and donations to the
Heart Fund which wereceived .at
the time of the -passing of my'
wife, Meryle.Husband J-ohn., son
Ted -22
D' - LIVESTOCK
TWO. ,PUREBRED . Charolais
cows. Phone 482-7492.-22
s OI4IP service misuse
paying increase t
J.' Lane, (PC), MPP from
A, oma - Manitoulin, spoke. in
'the.. Ontario •Legislature
earlier this: month about his
•concerns over a.increase in •
the cost of OHIP premiums..
•Mr. Lane told his associates
the peop'l'e' of Ontario Should
know what charges are being
made by doctors for the
services they give, ,
Mr. Lane said: .
'.Mr. Speaker, .I'd like to
take part in this -"budget'
debate. I listened with very
mixed feelings ,to the
Treasurer 'of the 'province
(Mr. McKeough)• present the
1976 budget.' I realize it'was a
very difficult budget to put
together because ot'the' very
real need for restraints in
spending. If ,we„ are to turn
our . 'economa oun'd and
prevent a ' rete ion from
turning into a dep ession we.
must beat inflati n. To do
this, we must have restraints
in _spending at all levels of
government.
I greatly appreciate that
priorities have been reor-
dered
for 1976-77, the tighter
government controls on
expenditures that have been
introduced, the Ontario cost
cutting measures that have
• been .recommended, the
substantial reduction 'in the
civil service and" the sub-
stantial cutback of the capital`.
spending o'f 15ntario Hydro.
All this I'can support at this
time., I could even agree that..
the Ontario drinker and
smoker should pay morefor
their pleasures, batt I have a:,
' very difficult timeto agree
with the substantial increase.
in the ORIFI premiums.
"Our party realized that.
something had to be done to
control health costs..
However, I cannot agree that
this is•the best way to.do it,
that is, byincreasing the
premiums. Even with the
increase, the •p'r.emiums
collected will still pay for less
than one-third of the health
care delivered • in this
province. There must be a
better way and a: fairer way
to' do this. 'It 'will be
• suggested, that we introduce
a deterrent fee to eliminate °
misuse of health. For, healthy
families that would be Alt
fine. But for families that '
need health care On a weekly
or a more -frequent basis this..
mould not be fair. I think we.
want health • care in this.
province and not wealth care.
1 find a deterrent Would not
solve the problem.
"I personally feet, if we had
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21. BIRTHS.
HAMILTON -John and Mickie are
thrilled to announce the birthof
their daughter Debra Ann, 5 lbs. 7
oz. on May 16th at Si. Joseph's
Hospital, London. A new sister
for Stephanie and Jennifer, -22
CHISHOLM-Patti and John are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, David -Morgan at
Mississauga Hospital, May 20;
1976. A brother for Ruth Ann. -22
MATHIEU-To Joan and Jackson
Mathieu • (nee Hindrharsh)
Kincardine, on May 5, 1976, Twin
daughters_ Katie and Emily,
'sisters for Chloe. -22
• WALTER: Roy and Barbara
Walter are pleased to announce
•the birth of their daughter,
Victoria Lee -.Anna, born May
18th at' Alexandra Hospital
Goderich.-22
"23. ENGAGEMENTS
SINVININ
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGee of
R.R. 6, Goderich are pleased to
announce the marriage of their.
daughter, Patricia Lynn to Mr.
Terry, Noble, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Murray Noble of Vancouver,
B.C.: The marriage will .take
place on June 5, 1976, at Ontario'
Street United Church, Clinton.
Open reception at Vanastra
Shillelagh at 9:00 p.m. -22 s' •
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Fog Out OF THIS IVORtI
RESULTS
41,
IN;ADS' •
a triple OHIP claim form or
credit card type of •a claim.
formso that the OHIP card
holder would receive a copy'
of all the claims submitted to
OHIP on behalf of the t -
dholder's family in any one
period of time, many people
would be so shocked to learn
of what their. families are
costingthe health care
programme they would givea
great deal more con-
sideration to the need i <�
medical services before
seeking the same. .
"While most doctors.are
completely honest and make
no effort at all to pad their
OHIP claims or to encourage
patients to make more office
calls than are necessary, we
do know %there have been
cases where it has been found
that doctors have'done this. If
:the person receiving. the
service had to sign •a claim
slip, at the time 'he or she
received the medical service,
then any temptation to pad
the account would be'
removed. I really think we
could cut • the cost' of our
health • care system
•tremendously if we 'in-
trod.uced some kind of a'triple.
orm or, ere ie car system
hereby tri 'fath'ily would-be
aware of• .what, they were
costing O'IMI.P': also, the'
doctors would not be padding
any of their accounts: '
"The reason I speak about
this in particular is thatmany
of the people in my riding pay
the premium on a ' direct
basis, and they're going to
find this, a real hardship.
sure this is the case right
across the province. And even
when a_n employer does pay a
large portion of the'
premiums. the individual'
eventually will feel the effects
because it Will work down
through the system to him. •
"I.•do think that OHIP
services .have' been misused.
However;' in-• my riding,
doctors are ` few • '.and.. far
between, and a trip to:' the
doctor involves many miles of
driving: in most cases ',.people
• only go to a doctor when they
must. These: People' are • not
misusing the system 'and yet
they are the people who have
been hurt by the increase in
the • OHIP premium."
cKinley questions......,
(continued from page 12)
cabinet in a way which, is the
most profitable for ' the
Canadian people.
Mr. McKinley (Huron -
Middlesex):. While we are.
waiting for the Minister of
.Industry, Trade and'Com-
merce to come back, may I
put a supplementary question.
to the Minister of Consumer
and Corporate Affairs. Why is.
it: that eggs which come to
Canada from. • the • United
States are marked "Product
of USA", but when they get to
the Canadian 'consumer they
are marked "Made ' an
Canada"?
Some hon. Members: Oh, oh!
Mr. McKinley: Why should
consumers pay Canadian
prices . for these cheaper"
imported eggs frornethe USA?
Sonne hon, Members: Shame,
Bryce.
An hon. ,frlerttber: Thirik
quickly now.
Hon. Bryce Mackasey
(Minister of Consumer and
Corporate Affairs): • If die:
hon. gentleman told me that
the stamp head been changed
to "laid ,in Canada", I would
understand °him; but "trade
in Canada" with the rooster
in the US—I cannot even
follow the. logic. Under our
'systerti when there is a
shortage of eggs in Canada, a
quota of, I think, 100,f100 dozen
is brought in at time from
the US and is considered par
of the Canadian production.
Some hon' Members: Oh; oh!'
Mr. Mackasey: This is clear
andunderstandable in order
to contrgl the"mark.et....,It is
only when that number of
eggs is still insufficient that
ITC,. as the Prime Minister
pointed out, designate certain
importers • to increase the
'Volume 'of eggs coming in
'front the United States in
order to provide a. sufficient
quantity for the consumers of
this country.:Such action inno
way affects.th'e producer.
The confrontation. Last Thursday night"s Otte between
McGee Motors and Frenal .tory Cleaners turned intoa.
• pitchers duel with French winning the game -1-0. Here ttiek
sowerby pitches to French piteher non night:
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