The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 31

Legal TREASURER'S SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES CITY OF OTTAWA Public Holies hntw olvtn Hvi ttio Hit Of sonde In ID city a Ottawa tor ul tor arrears of taxes, and roles and choreas poyoMa ai taxi computed to the Hat day ot Docambor, H1 hat ooen preporodi mar copies thereof may hod at my attic In the Crtv Hon and mat the told list hat boon pub- cwieo in mo umorio baiene on me 3rd day of August, lets and Ittot In dotaull -at paymant sf ma aold taxes and rotes and cfiorgos payobia as taxes ond costs, "tho aold lands will sold ay ruMie Auction, at ma Clt-r Hall III Sussex Drlva. In ma City at Ot -lowo, on Wednesday the sth day of Novambar, ltsf at th hour of ten- mirty clock in ma foranoon. J. H. LOWTHER, Commissioner of Finance, City Treasurer.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS HINDRBN, docoossd. against ma 2Lvlvl-" Mrtl Hendren. lata at th City of Ottawa, Housewife, who dladon or about Jun Mm. IMS, or ftereby noNfiad to sand portlculara at jam to th undersigned on or bafor September I em. itt attr which data i th estate will distributed, with re-ard only la th claim of which th undarslgnad shall have nolle, and th w.ii nor noai la any whosa claim titty shall not ot Ottawa this 17th day' August, rKL 60RD0N HENOREN.

Administrator, HAUGHTON, OIXON. (. BULGER and YOUNG, Wellington Street, -i' Ottawa J. Ontario. Solicitors tor Administrator.

.194. NOTia TO THE RESPONDENT TO: IN TH IURRIMI COURT OP ALBIRTA JUDICIAL DISTRICT OP CAL0ARY JETW6EM: ELLEN A IN A CHARBONNEAU Applicant v- ana HOWARD JOSEPH CHARBONNEAU Respondent WOTKt TO HOWARD JOSfJPH CHARBONNBAU TAKE NOTICE that vnur arte ELLEN AINA CHARBONNEAU has UHIIHIOIH.OU praceaaings the Supreme Court at Alberta, Judicial District of Calgary, by way at Petition tor Di- vorce. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE mat If yo wtsh to oppose the sold Petition er It you wish ether Relief, van musl. not tater mod as days efier pubiico-tloa ef thtaj Notice cous be tiled In me Office at me Clerti at the Supreme unar at nioerto, juatclol District ef cotoory. aimer an Answer, or a De mand that Notice of any Applications to eo maaa in me action be given to youj and that also with In tha some time a copy of your Answer or De mon oe served upon the Petltlenor at nor aaarasa far sen.

let: A NO FURTHER TAKE NOTICE thori to detauW of your turn such Answer within the time prescribed above the retmaner may gramd herein, accord ing ts the Practice at the Court, and you win not be entitled ta Notice of any further preceedlnas and a Decree or emer Relief may et given as your ojDseec! AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any Decree given may became final after the eviration at such time from fhe grunlwm thereof as the Decree tmty gravid umess at fhe nseewtlmt deliver the sold Clerk Court ond the Petitioner and to Her Avsiesty rector AoFwy GMMrole ctniwVttvii AttMsfQ written Notice mat vow wish to show coeea why the Decree should not be- AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that further ipnuoo fa free fa rommiy rosea) of these ptocoodlno-, onfM a Decree of Divorce hoe been fronted end Re Decree has been mode final. VAL LANCE. VALLANCt and BROWNLEE. solicitors for the Petitioner, ELLEN AINA CHARBONNEAU. Calgary Alberto, nopreiiod a fa Farm end Content.

P. H- OUICLEY gc As.Ct.CA. TENDER CAU COMMISSION SCOUIRE CATHOUQU! A TIMER KAPtDE DCS CHENES PRIMARY SCHOOL GUNW0OD DO MAINE LUCERNE of a School Lucerne. Qutott, atxe at Sutra aeuniol and Audet. Archi tects.

IN Prmrleieo Street. HutL tar disss It of DM SS cosh or certified eh sous shade ta the ardor of the Archi tect, gn or after Seefenae Sth. TiH tli pa iff thofl tw ivim4 nfy ft' wW 'wit fatoctpvniistitt In eod condition on or oefera Wtdnssdoi, Octeaar erh, teet. nesder. Octetjar Snd.

rtei. at 7 IS a n. at fhe emcee of fhe -Cemntiesien sca- swre Cathaliaue Avtmer aeaide Chenee, St. Castas school, a I a toed. PO.

aox I Ss. Avtmer. Otehsc TttsJ IfJVtatMsTt ftltsV bsf ptllf fgW Nl() ostlat or oc tenor, teas, at i p.m. at gfflcas of the school Board. Ts be ootid, an tenders shafl contain 9 certified chooua mods ta the ardor of "La Commit! low sceieire cofhoiioue Aviator RofMdo dee Chevteg In Rvj amount of Fiftf Thousand DoHsn tttt eooet) or snth a aid Send eourvot.

ant to this amount and ales a certmcote promising fha fuarantT at a perform- She can tract. Far auk-Trades et Ptumhmg gad nd Venn lot Ion, Electrkltr. Ms Is the offices of the SJ Doaasit care of Trust Oonorot Canada, its PrMcioolo. Hon, Oaoaac. en or cetera Tuesday.

October 1st. IMS. at 9Urt3rtM XCJWflOf)wfJal 4 Send or certified cheque mode ta the order of Ta Cemmtethn sea. tOtf C0tfefeH4UV AirteWfJsT Chenet. aqutvolent ta Ontr the componiit or soderlet having their Head Office et the Province at Oueoec ara ktvttad to hid.

The School Soord does not commit Itsefl la accept the lowest or one lander. OMC PLOUFPC. Director Generof. Commission scaioh cothoiiguo Avlmor-aopids dsg Chenes, O. Bo IPS, Avtmer Cost.

Owe. eofrost aosoC NOTICE OF STREET CLOSING of Ottowa Controct Number 68-38 Iris St. from Adirondack Sf. W. lo Parkway Drivo will be closed te vhiculor traffic corrwnetna ot 7 I Stpttmber 10.

1968, to allow intt allot ion of culvert pipe in Pinecrsst Creek. HUGH M. GRANT LTD. lAdLA Stay tVAesati di di Jl at di Bicyclist Seriously Injured BUCKINGHAM (Special) A nine-year-old Buckingham boy is in critical condition in Ot tawa General Hospital after his bicycle was struck by a car here at 3.30 p.m. Friday.

Andre Bouchard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bouchard, was rushed from St. Michael's Hospital in Buckingham to the General with a severe head in jury and multiple injuries. Police said the boy was tra veiling south on Main Street and swerved Into the path of a following car driven by Mrs.

Rosairio Charron, of Mas- son. He was treated at the acci dent scene by a Buckingham doctor before going to hospi Presbyterian Churches To Unite Two Ottawa Presbyterian congregations officially unite Sept 15 In the new St David and St Martin Church, 444 St Laurent Boulevard formely St Martin' Presbyterian" Church. The union will swell the con negation of St Martin's Dr. Peter Wothers noon's to 260 families. He has administered to both churches for the past two years, The St David's site at 473 Donald Avenue is being- sold to the Collegiate Institute Board of Ottawa which will build a special vocational high school, similar to Highland Park, for the eastern part of the city.

1 A special cortducted by the Presbytery or Ottawa. will be held in St David and St Martin at 7.30 p.m. Sept 15 to mark the union. The last service In St David's will be titat' morning. St David's was started In 1955 and St Martin's a year later.

Journal Want Ads Bring Quick 194 legal NOTICE TO CREDITORS I sa fhe aetata of loaftf BAR-eaa. toto of ska Cttv at cnt.s. at the Cieeti of Cerltlte, BaHred, de- All aersons havlnd claims against fM Citato of Oeorge Berber, lete of the Che ef Ottevra, en the Ceuntv of Carlo- Ion, retired, ame dtee en or oeour juno lam. less, era her toy notified to send oortKutort of seme to the sudor stoned on or oetore septa meer ten, IMS. after emkh data She.

I stota hi be dlstrilMted. erlth regard only to the claims of which the ondersloned shell hove notice, and the undarslgnad not be ilebuj to any person el emote claim rhey shell net than hove notice. Dated at ottooa IMa August inn. A rke Imest Homey Berber, locators of tha state. MILL 4 MILL.

Borrtsters, IIS Albert Street, Ottawa. Ontario. Seffcitort for the i state. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IH TUB hUTTSB OP DMA tfOO- SOta, aete of fhe coy ef tevre, ta Cooafy of Certeleo, Wtdeo, do. not icf Is hereby owen that an portent hovtna ctoimt ooeMet the ettete cf the told Edne Medson, erne died en or about tha oth day at mar.

lest ore teauhed an or before the I ah day at Vottmber. tea. to ssnd ta tha onder-tianed statements ef their cteims duty verMwjd and that oner tveh sett nten-tlonod oe the aetels at me eetote WW be d'ttributtd amongst Put perl let en titled 9m sto hovtna rogara amy ts me clolms of wtuch fhe tec titers shatl then have notice. DATED et Ottawa this lorn day Of August, teal. BEAWENT.

FVPC. AULT. MUTTON and WILSON. St SOOrtii strtet. Ottawa 4.

Ontario. Sollcriors tor the Etecufors, Micheel Pobert Hoaeon and The Aoyol Trust Company. TENDER CALL, SOls)stf tVWfalt Will fc HFSf gW the enderiianed until SOS am. onr WIDffBSOAT, SaPTBfASSB, fir fttei cot it vet ton faf cfoMrwti ALEXANDER EIO PUBLIC SCHOOL. Aetvnetoa.

SAerhenlcol electrical. Plotter and Acoustic subtrodss close at Its pjn. MOttOAV, SIPTIMSIR, at fhe Onews Volley Bid Depository. Eech aid ta receive consideration utf be accompanied by a security at ata amount of 1t et fhe The successful bidder must famish ar Sot. PEPFOKMANCE BOND and SVH LABOUR AND MATERIAL BOND.

Plans and spetiticatioris ore oveit- able from tho Architects en deeoth tie. per set. The lowest er any tend er not necessarily accepted. INGOAM and PYC. Architects, 174 Cerling Avenue.

SAAAJ aV OV at A AAA itnvt WW 'J JT'J'J J'J-I'I'J .1 I I Sotuday, September 7, 1968 The Ottawa Journal 31 PATIENTS, EDUCATION Ba iii sii an i mi CANCER Carleton unit campaign chairman W. G. Ross, centre, was presented with the Ontario division award of the Canadian Cancer Society for campaign and -service accomplishments by retiring president Graham Garton, right as president-elect Sam Berger looks on. Journal Photo by Dominion Wide) OSHAWA MAN Long Police Hunt Spans 5 Continents OSHAWA (CP) A lJ-month police hunt ended Friday when an Oshawa investment broker and his wife were returned in custody after a chasa that spanned five continents. Sought was the former presi dent of the defunct Oshawa Acceptance John Edwin Harris, who is charged with nine counts of fraud and theft He and his wife were flown to Toronto Friday from Pretoria, South Africa, and then driven to Oshawa for arraignment Irate Parents May March On Ottawa MONTREAL (CP) The federation of English-Catholic Parent Teacher Associations has started a campaign to muster support from its 30.000 members throughout the province for a march on Ottawa to protest the St Leonard school situation here.

Don Smith, the organization's executive vice-president said in an interview here Friday, the march on Ottawa is being planned "because we feel we have exhausted aH our sources in He said a letter and telephone drive has been mounted to ask parents to join in the demonstration set for next Thursday when Parliament begins its new session. Today it is St Leonard, to-, morrow it could be your com munity. warns the latter being sent to parents far the associa lion's 117 branches scrags Quebec. AUCTION SALE VILLAGE OF (UNBURN TUESDAY at 1.30 p.m. Some dishes, furniture, workshop tools, etc.

HOWARD RIVINGTON, TOO. G.B. ACRES Auctioneer AUCTION SALE OF PROPERTY Saturday Morning, Sept. 14, at 10 a.m. little Patch km.

Mere. IVi ml watt Anterior This onrarttve modem ay or, titvoted en surge let. Jar ev W. con be tnd i aratenf twry. ewriwtrd.

or con ao converted otto a beautiful Homo, or homo' and business. Tims is a toiendid mo-1 unfit far on otum pi I sing person. Detons can by contacting the undersigned. G. B.

ACRES, Auctioneer, 828 2662 Si aA4 Jl aV aV SV-dLA A Canadian Cancer Society ONTAfllO PIVTSlOfe DOLLAR SOCIETY AWARD WINNERS FOUND Harris wit remanded one week and his bond set at 30. ON. He was held in the Ontario County jail in nearby Whitby. His wife Jean was not charged. The W-year-old, grey-haired broker had been sought on a warrant since March 2, INT, when provincial police seized the records of his company.

COMPANY BANKRUPT Harris and his wife diur peared while acconataats checked the riles of the corpora tion, subsequently found to be bankrogj. Investigators from the OPPs anti-rackets branch found and lost Harris's trail In the United States, Bermuda. Central and South America, Europe and Asia. Local authorities. Informed by an international police lookout found Harris in hotel last week in Zomba In the tiny Afri can country of Malawi, for merly Nyasaland.

Leeds MLA Enters Delta School Row DELTA. Ontario The par ents of 24 public school stu dents, who have been kept from classes in protest against them being moved from one school to another in the town-shio of Bastard and Burtvss. have scheduled a meeting today jtj, jame, Auld. MLA for teed, arK minister of tourism and information. The parents are protesting the transfer of their children from DelU Public School, eight miles from their homes, to Portland Public School, 16 miles away.

The school board says the transfer is necessary to equalize the school population between the two schools. Mr. Auld, though willing to discuss the problem with the said Friday he does not think there is anything he or the minister of education can do. The 'school board is apparently fulfilling its obligation to provide education for the student- and the necessary transport said Mr. Auld.

RAIL MILEAGE DALLAS Texas has 15.670 miles of railways, more than any other state. a A A A A A a A A AA A A. 4 BREAKER A Israel Cracks Down TEL AVIV (Reuters) Is rael cracked down on Arab commandos Friday, pounding guemlla positions on the east bank of the Jordan River and remanding many Arabs in custody on charges connected with recent terrorist acts. An Israeli spokesman said four Israeli soldiers were wounded in sporadic mortar and machine-gun duel lasting several hours after guerrillas fired on an Israeli armored patrol on the west bank. In Amman, a Jordanian spokesman said Israeli forces Ared on Jordanian troops In the northern Jordan valley, adding there were no Jordanian casualties during the two-hour exchange.

Magistrates in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem remanded 19 alleged Arab terrorists in custody, after police officials said they and the Israeli secret service smashed a ring lesportsible for an explosion in a central Tel Aviv bus station Wednesday. In Jerusalem, 17 Arabs from the city's former Jordan iarr sector were remanded on charges of being affiliated with a group alleged to have carried out terrorist attacks in Israel. Court News CHARGES DROPPED Revolver-Toting Bandits Escape With $2,000 Three masked bandits with revolvers held seven persons ai gunpoint before escaping with about $2,000 in cash at the Caisse PopuUire Brebeuf on Hulls Tache Boulevard at 1 p.m. Friday. No one was injured.

It was the third time, in less than a month robbery have made a lunch-hour descent on a Hull financial establishment Police recovered a stolen car used by the bandits shortly after the robbery Assistant manager Gittes Foisy, teller Robert Laberge and five customers were in the Caisse Poputaire when the bandits entered. Mr. Laberge said he could not remember how many revolvers the men carried because the incident happened too fast. I SCOOPED MONEY The armed men ordered everyone to lie on the floor. One of.

the men held a gun City Backs Relief Fund Mayor Reid Friday gave his personal endorsement to the Nigeria-Biafra Relief Fund of Canada by declaring Tuesday "Nigeria Biafra Djy" in Ottawa. This emergency short-term fund raising campaign has been organized on a national basis under the auspices of six international relief organizations, the Canadian Catholic Organ ization for Development and Peace; the Canadian Council of Churches: the Canadian Red Cross Society; the Canadian UNlCEF Committee and Oxfam of Canada. Contributions ran be made by cheque to The Nigeria Biafra Relief Fund of Canada. 93 Weilesley Street East Toronto Ontario, or cash donations or cheques can be taken to any chartered bank in Ottawa. Preliminary Hearing Continues A preliminary hearing- into i charge of trrartsUughtfr against 47-year-old Arthur Gau-1 thier of 123 St Jacques Street, Hull began before Judge Frenet-1 te in Hull Court Friday and was to continue today.

i Gauthier was charged In con- nection with the death June 29. of Jules Descoteau, 47. of Lac Cayamant. whose body was found in an Eddy Street room-; ing house the same day. Much of the first day's testi mony dealt with what happened, in taverns around Eddy Street on the day of uescoteau death.

Gauthier was held on a coro ner's warrant from July 4 until Jury 13 when Coroner Gerald Briason said he could not attribute responsibility for Desco-teau's death. He was arrested on the man slaughter charge few days later. Announced by Hellyer Ernest Meyers. 44, hss been named as director of operations review with the transport department Mr. Meyers win conduct independent reviews of both the adequacy and effectiveness of departmental endeavors in sll areas of operations snd ad ministration.

He will report to the i a i J. R. Baldwin. Journal Want Quick Results. Ads Bring A charge of possession -of'tttV" A nrttinfmonr marijuana for the purpose purpose of trafficking against John Roderick McCulloch, 21.

of 198 O'Connor Street was -withdrawn by Crown prosecutor Robert Vincent Friday in Ottawa Magistrate's Court Mr. Vincent said the move was taken after a careful study of evidence showed the case was "tenuous, at the most" against McCulloch. DROVE UNDER SUSPENSION A rln.i a ma Iaviitinm iiv Axed address, Friday was sentenced to 30 days in County Jail and had his driving privileges further suspended for one year by Ottawa Magistrate Carter after entering a guilty plea to a charge of driving while his licence was under suspension. a Record Target Set by USC (By the CF) The Unitarian Service Committee of Canada today announced that Its 24th fund-raising campaign begins Monday with record target of SI .245.000 in funds and gifts-in-kind. The committee's executive director.

Dr. Lotta Hitschma-nova, wifl start a thrfMttonth speaking tour of the country Sept 12 to solicit funds. The agency, responsible for more than 90 projects in eight countries, maintains more than 1.000 children in 26 homes. It also carries out long-term feeding and medical programs. THIRD SIMILAR at A 4 tlSSaSa SSSilSlljU AAA A-.

A A HULL ROBBERY over the customers and em ployees while another scooped the money out of a cash drawer. One of the -men attempted tc force open the company safe but employees had locked it prior to the bandits' entry. Employees would not reveal 'Cane' Carrying Teenager Warned 7 A Montreal teenager today was advised by Ottawa Magis trate Carter that "it might be advisable not to be carrying" a sword-cane with a hidden 18- jnch blade around the streets of Ottawa. Kalman Nagy, 16, was ar rested on the Sparks Street Mall Aug. 19 and charged with carrying a concealed offensive Magistrate Carter dismissed fine charge.

Thei lower part of the cane formed a sheath which was re leased by pushing a button below the handle. Lawyer Peter Nolan argued Nagy wasnt trying to conceal the cane and there wasnt any evidence it was intended to be used as a weapon. MURDER TRIAL SET KENORA. Ont (CP) Chris topher Brotherston. 31.

was committed Friday for trial on a charge of murder the death of his wife. Catherine Marie, 27. Mrs. Brotherston died June 12 of gunshot wounds. PRIVATE SECRETARY The Manager, Personnel of Computer Sciences Canada -Ltd, requires an experienced private secretary.

The successful applicant will be an excellent stenographer, with a good command of English, have. nature Judgment and be able to function with little supervision. Experience in the personnel field would be distinct asset, although not necessarily a mtukement. "eotr as i Manager, COMPUTER SCIENCES CANADA, LTD. 4M Usjrter Ave, West, Ottawa, Osvtare PATENT LIAISON Comcxxry has Merry created opening for Potato) lioisoa to serve os commurtaiaTion link bstaewa the lecrirMCol deportment i.

mcludiog the RtMordi end rvelopmrtt Dmion. located tn fort Soikatchavron. Alberto end ttvj Crjmporry's Oyonts in I altera Conodo. Scops of responsibilities atill amor oca 0 phases ef patent liotsM tncludino) tachntcal end orjmaejtfrotnai duties relottrwj to the conspilotiM of invgntioa) records, preporo-tton ot patent kttrotura secret! ond Surveys, and erssmra- tine and tnomtrnonca of patent files and Potent library. Applicontj should hove Unrvervty Sutncd degree, preferably til cherrxslry or tnrtolktray.

Soma gspgrttnee tha potent foild drsirobtt but not iwxssory. PteeM send msutnt to-. starMMMl Ofnt-Csf MflOTII ANB) tWUJTttAl HimiTT nuTtow DtFMTWirr, Saanrstf Caedan ajUtsss UbsstoS. ACCOUNTANT REQUIRED BY CHAIN 6f KETAR. STORES Duties will include tntemol ouditme ond prepsraltDf! of ennuol linoncnl statements (under supervision).

Ojuolificotejns: prefcroWy 2nd or 3rd year student fnember of a rexoonirtd occountmo, ossoootton with ot least ens year of auditing experience. Please apply in Box A-021, A A A aVA-dl tV-olS- how much money was in the safe, but said there, was not a great deal. The Caiss maintains a policy of keeping a minimum of cash on hand. It is the first time since it was opened in 1961, that the small office has ben robbed. Police said Friday's robbery followed a aimiliar pattern used during two August robberies.

Hull police reported" they had brought in "quite a few" persons for cjuesbomng in connection with the robbery but aH have been released. Councillors Protest Open Meetings Meetings of the executive board of Ottawa-Carieton re gional council win continue to be open to the press. The board agreed Friday to ignore protests from ateveral council members and leave the doors open for most fneetings. Some members, at council's last meeting, expressed concern that executive board recommendations appeared in the- newspapers before the councillors knew what had taken place. The board was asked to take a critical Tooe; aT1ti i own policy ith a view towards possible closed executive sessions.

However, the board agreed Friday it would be in the best interests of rrional ratepayers to hold public meetings in the same fashion as Ottawa board of control. confidence te Journal ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT SALES The mad we are seeking should have an Engineering or Science degree with general electronics-experience. Sales experience is not required as extensive training will be provided in both Canada and California. Hewlett-Packard (Canada) Ltd. is Canada's leading, supplier of electronic Instrumentation and is rapidly growing In the field of digital computers and scientific calculators.

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