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16. PUBLIC .NOTICE
TREASURER'S SALE
OF LANDS IN ARREARS
OF TAXES
• COUNTY OF HURON
NOTIC)J IS'' HEREB''Y GIVEN
that a tax sale will be held in the
Court House, Goderich, on
Tuesday, December 7, 1971, at
2:00 P.M., re any unpaid taxes
still outstanding at that date as
show*• on,sis,MNfiublished , in
the Ontario Gazette on
September 4th,
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN that if any
of the said lands, remain unsold,
an adjourned sale will be held on
Tuesday, December 14, 1971, at
the same hour and place.
Lists of the properties 'involved
may be secured at my office in
the Court House, •, Goderich,
°Ontario. '
August 20, 197.1
JOHN G. BERRY, TREASURER
COUNTY OF HURON.
, 24: MISCELLANEOUS,
Me -do all types
of
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* Ring Sizing
* Claw Reti ing
* Watch FAjr
* Acutron Repair
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To qualify, you must be honest,
have a,good car, references, good
creditand be able . to spend
7 12 hours weekly. Small down
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the business, and, terms can be
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reply, include phone number,
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A. BIRTHS
• PEEVER: At.' Alexandra
Hospital, Gode-rich,, on
September 7, 1g7 1, to Mr. and
Mrs. .Norris Peever, 124'
Lighthouse, Street, Goderich, a
son, Christopher Scott.
WALSH:.,,,At Alexandra 1-lbspital,'
• Goderich, on September. 6,
1971, .to Mr.' and Mrs. Ronald
Walsh, RR 4,' Goderich, a son,
• ' Jason Ronald. w A
D. INMEMORIAM
TALBOT: In' loving Memory of
a dear broCher and
brother-in-law,. Gary D. Talbot,
who passedaway one year ago,
September 9, 1970.
We will always remember the
way he looked,
The way he spoke and smiled;
1 The little things he said and did,
,Are with us all the while.
Far down the lane of memories,
The light is never dim; .
Until the stars forget to shine,
We will remember him.
— Sadly missed by John, Linda,
Tamn y'and Kevin Talbot; Fred,
Si, Marilyn, Tina " and Tara
Bruinsma. — 36
FULLER: In fondest memory of
a loving husjiand, father and
grandfather, Harvey Lorne, who
passed away one year ago,
September 12, 1970.
You meant so very much to us
That nothing we can say
Can tell the grief that's in our
hearts' A'
As'we think of you today.
It does not matter ,the day or
year
t+i There's still a memory, always a
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War;
Memories don't, fade, they just
grow deep
For someone we lovedbut could
«not keep.
— Lovingly remembered and ,
sadly missed by 'his wife Grace
and family. — 36x
D. IN MEMORIAM
PITBLADO: In, loving memory
of a 'dear daughter, and sister,
Winifred June Stephens, who
passed away four years ago,
September 7, 1967;'dear mother
of John, .....Alan, Jennifer and
Bruce, also sadly missed and
deeply mourned by Dad, Mom,
Jack, Margaret and Nettie.
Gone But not forgotten.
A few more; years shall roll,
Anda few more' seasons come;
Then we shall be at rest wrttr",
those, ,
Asleep beyond the tomb.
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t. CARDS OF THANKS"-"
DAUPHIN: I would like to
thank ''all my neighbours and
friends for flowers, gifts and
visits while I was in . Alexandra
Hospital. Special thanks to Drs.
Lambert, Lomas and Cauchi,
also nurses on 2nd East. — Nora
Dauphin. 36x
DELBERGUE: We wish to
thank our countless friends and'
neighbors who helped the night
of the fire4. thanks also to the.
Blyth Fire Department, who
answered the call, the Provincial
Police, Goderich Detachment;
and to everyone who planned
and -attended the Benefit Dance
at the Auburn Community Hall.
All was much appreciated. — Mr.
'and Mrs. Julien Delbergue, — 36
PARK: I would like to thank
everyone from Dungannon and
area for the ,lovely gifts received
Ott.., the community shower
Tuesday evening. Sincerely A•.
Susan Park. -- 36
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DELBERGUE: We wish to,
thank' all our friends and
neighborswho helped .j.n •any
'way duringdthe recent fire that
destroyed our barn. The
Julien Delbergue Family. `- 36.
'HARNACK:. We sincerely wish
to express our deepest gratitude
to our relatives, friends and y
neighbors for their many actsof
kindness , .and sympathy
extended to us during our recent
bereavement of our' beloved
husband and dear father, Nelson
Albert Harnack, ° also to those ,
who sent ' •.floral tributes,
memorial cards and cards of
sympathy. Special ,thanks to Mr.
Ed'. Stiles, Dr. N. Jackson, Dr, R.
Flowers, nursing.staff of Second
West, Alexandra Hospital. The
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
109 and Goderich Rebekah
Lodge' No. 89 whose services of
love and understanding will
always, be remembered. We
especially wish Co thank Rev. G.
L. Royal for• his words, of
comfort and many visits and our
very dear, friends Helen' and:
George Morley 'who helped so
-much to lighten our burden of .
sorrow. Our sincere appreciation
to all accompanies this message.
Mis.. Irene Harnack & family.
-- 36' ..
F. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. 'an* Mrs. Donald . H.
McKenzie-, Dungannon, Ontario,
are pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, ---Donna Jean, to Mr.
Donald Lyle Watson, son ofMrs.
Lyle Watson of Gorrie and the
late Mr. Watson. The weddin ..
will take place October 2, 1971,
at 3 p,m. in United Church, -
Dungannon. 7 36
Mr,'andMrs. James Durnin , of
Goderich, Ontario, wish to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their ' "daughter,
Joyce Marie, ,to Bryan Franklin
Baer, son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Baer, RR 4, Goderich. The
wedding to take place October
9, 1971, at Knox Presbyterian
Church at 4 o'clock. --- 36x
Mr. and Mrs. Carl`A. Nanz•Nackc
of Goderich are happy to
announce the, forthcoming
Marriage of their daughter,
Heil:e
Dorathea, to Mr. Peter
Anthony LackenbaL'er,
,Waterloo, Ontario. The wedding
will take i 1;.ace.October 2, 1971,
2:30 p.m. at St. Louis R.C.
Church, Waterloo, Ont. — 36
G. COMING EVENTS
THE ANNUAL meeting of the
'C.:inadian Cancer Society will be
held in ~ Wesley -Willis United'
Church, Clinton, on Sept. 20th,
at 7,p.m. This will take the form
of a dinner meeting and is open
to the public. Anyone wishingto
attend, , please contact the local
secretary, Mrs. Garwood Russell,
'phone 524-8866, by Sept. 15th.
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