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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS m The Estate Of John Herbert Holden ALL PERSONS havlnfaclalms against the estate of John Herbert Holden, te of the orough of York, in the County of York, who died December 4th, 1970, are mun-ed to file proof of same with the undersigned on or fore JULY 15TH MI, after which date the estate will be distributed with tan', only to the claims of which the undersigned aha then have notice. DATED " BOROUGH OF YORK THIS 16TH Mr OF JUNE. 1971. m [hm-em Ave. W. 4t-HELP WANTED 42--HELP WANTED To handle a new home product. Car required Call M It. WHITE APPLY IN PERSON PINKERTONS OF CANADA LIMITED 9th FLOOR, 15 TORONTO ST. 362-6811 SECURITY GUARDS EARLY RETIREMENT A BORE? EXPERIENCED monmun "PING, INTERESTING VARIETY oir 0mm, EXCELLENT mwm 3mm FOR Am. my: CALL BLACKWOOD HODGE EQUIPMENT LTD. 10 SUNTRACT Ito., WESTON, oo. We have " immediate opening for a JANE - 401 AREA COMMISSION SALESPERSONS EXPERIENCED PREFERRED FOR MORE INFORMATION CALI. SECRETARY mom sun mum) RUTOGRAVURE DIVISION Mt WEhON ROAD TOWN or VAUGHAN IE. KEENAN THE BANK OF MONTREAL KEELE ' HWY. 7 BRANCH Salary la n For Interview rue call MR. KILCOYNE 889-2673 MR. LOGAN 367-2167 TELLER 244-2531 742-1446 TO WOMEN BLACK, James - Suddenly FOGAL. Cutler; Cameron - at his home on Wednesday, Suddenly at ewmarket on June a, 1901 James Black Sunday, June 27, 1971, husband a! die [an Jeanie payer. Posy-l M. wagon of England, James of Janis (Mrs. G. loves) ot England Thomas of Kingston. Brother of Montreal and Jeanette Albert of St. Thomas, (Mrs. J. Steele) of Florenee(Mrs. A.Scott)ot Toronto, dearly loved by Newmarket, Elmer of his eight granddaughters Toronto, Mae (Mrs. R. and ttgg/gg dear Nina} of Rexdale. Yltt friend of essie Bray and ff, ather of Joseph Margaret Wilson. Service Eff“? Service W88 in the wasinthe chapel Friday,2 chape Tuesday 11 am p.m. Cremation. Interment sanctuary Park Cemetery. In lieu of BOYD, Ross (Employee of flowers remembrances the Toronto Star) - After may be sent to .the Ontario a leni'thy illness at the Heart Foundation. Hum er _Memor|al NICHOLSON, Harold Hospital, on Wednesday, (Shorty-Harley) -. At the June 23, 1971, Ross Boyd. Toronto General Hospital beloved husband of Aileen on Wednesday, June 23, ugh) Brittam. Dear 1971. Harold Nicholson, fa. r of Jim_and Cheryl. beloved husband of Gail Private. serv1ce Friday. Nicholson of Weston son of Cremation. tue, ftr2mgd, Pearl ic o n, to er of Joe, COLEMAN. Victor tTits; Harry and Jack. Service At the York inch wasinthe chapelSaturday Hospital, on Thursday, 9am. Interment Prospect June 24, 1971, Victor Cemetery. Joseph Colemal}, ty?lotred PLOW, Charles Leslie (Ted) husband of Doris Glavine __ At his home, Cullord of I2?y.nsy?tw, dear father Rd., Toronto, on Monday, of Hilda (Mrs. J. Walsh), June 21, 1971, Charles dear grandfather of Jason Leslie Plow, beloved and hristopher. _Funeral husband of Doris Curphey, was to St. Wildfrid's dear father of Beverley, Catholic Church, 1675 Ronald and Barbara(Mrs. 5129?,” A32- this: L. Ruddisombsze brother COLEMAN, Victor Joserh - At the York inch Hospital, on Thursday, June, 25 1971, _V.ictor. DUNCAN, Lucy Alice __ At her home, on Friday, June 25, 1971. Lucy Alice Sity thorpe, beloved wife of Thomas Duncan, dear mother of James and Heather, loving grand, mother of Craig Paul and Carl, sister of, Stanley, May (Mrs. F. Lewis), Marjory (Mrs. J. Davidson), James, William, Patricia (Mrs. G. Taylor) and the late Frank. Service was in the 'chapel Monday 10 a.m. Interment Sanctuary Park Cemetery. GODDARD, Effie Roberta - At the Norwood Nursing Home on Thursda , June M, 1971. Effie £0berta Goddard, wife of the late Geprge c, Goqdardl deal: Weston. Dearly loved by her .five grandchildren'. Service was in the chapel Saturday, 10 a.m. Inter, ment Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. JOHNSTONE, Jean (Pat) - At the Riverdale Hospital, on Wednesday June 23, 1971, Jean Johnstone beloved wife of Quinten J ohnstone of Toronto, dear mother of Heather, Quinten and Ritchie. Service was in the chapel Friday 1 p.m. Cremation. 'atl';'otrT.'D."rria' v; of England. James ot, iiraiE," 77 ifeiir father mothér of Edging W. of London and Wi . m G. of was to St. Wildirid's Catholic Church, 1675 Finch Ave. W. for Requiem Mass, Saturday 11 am. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Will you help Ed. Direnfield, your Liberal Candidate for York South? Get involved. Ward Funeral Home 2035 Weston Rad CHI-2233 CHI-2208 HELP WANTED of WARDLAW, Julia - At the Humber Memorial Hospital, on Thursday. June M, 1971, Julia Kaufhold of Weston, beloved wife of Alex Wardlaw, dear mother of Patricia (Mrs. .J.D, Scott) of Orangeville and Joan, loving grandmother of Terri and Gail. Also survived by seven sisters and two brothers. Daughter of Mrs. Anna Hau old. Service was in the Westminster Memorial Gardens. In chapel Saturday 11 mm. Inter.. ment lieu of flowers, remembrances made to the Canadian Cancer Society would be ap- predated. ot Dorothy, William of Calif., Gwen (Mrs. A. Gill) and Howard, loving grandfather of Kim, teven and Kenny. Service was in the chafel Thur- sday 11 am. nterment Beechwood Cemetery. SULLIVAN, Douglas W. (Professional Mining Engineer) - Passed away at the Toronto Western Hospital, after a lengthy illness, on Wednesday June 23, 1971, Douglas W. S_illivan of. li. '. 3, beloved husband of Dora Van Pee. Dear father of Janis (Mrs. G. Iowa) of Kingston. Brother of Albert of St. Thomas, Florence (Mrs. A. Scott) ot Newmarket, Elmer of Iorgnto._yae_ iMrys. JI. firdrit.orh husband of Nata e, father of Chris and Sally. Private funeral services were held at the Ward Funeral Home chapel, Weston. Cremation Riverside Crematorium. period last year, which experienced 1.391 fires but the area affected was less. This year. HOMO acre. were damaged in May while Iaat year 225,000 acres were affected during the lame This season’s total now stands at 2324 forest fires with 180,000 acres damaged. The season's total last year to May 31 was 1,707 fires covering 223,000 acres. The figures are compiled monthly by the Forest Fire Research Institute of the Canadian Forestry Service. There's a line in the Pacific Ocean, imaginary but passing roughly along the 180th meridian, that you can cross and lose an entire day. There's a line down moat highways that you can cross and lose much more, says the Ontario Safety League. George Caldwell. President of the Institute of Edible Oil Foods said today that the removal of the 12 per cent federal sales tax on margarine is a victory for the Canadian consumer. He called upon Provincial Premiers to follow the lead of the Federal Government by lifting silly restrictions on the sale of margarine that are against consumers' interests. Margarine is presently colored orange or white by provincial legislation in eight provinces across Canada with the exception of British Columbia and Newfoundland. "As a consequence of the tax repeal", said Mr. Caldwell, "this leaves eight provincial governments in the position of holding out against millions of con- sumers and what they want when they buy margarine." The Institute membership includes farm organizations representing over 100,000 farmers and organizations at all levels of the edible oil industry from basic producers to processers and manufacturers of finished food products including margarine. Margarine manufacturers will immediately pass on the entire 12 per cent federal sales tax saving from the Benson Budget, an annual saving to the consumer of some $7% million. This will result in the lowering of in- store prices by some three to six cents a pound, said Mr. Caldwell. dusu'm milk. "Under such cir- their voices heard and felt. This would be the case in Ontario where an election is presently scheduled for October. Election day should be o day to take the orange out of margarine. "On June" 16, 1971, George McLaughlin. Chairman of the Ontario Milk Marketing Board, told the Ontario ugis1ature's Natural and Physical Resources Com. mittee that Ontario may be forced into a position where it will have to import butter "Provincial governme- nts", said Mr. Caldwell, "should now recognize that like the now defunct federal sales tax the restrictions on coloration provide no demonstrable advantage to the dairy industry tor whose benefit they were imposed. 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