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LIFE and Mortgage insurance Plans
INCOME Averaging and Deferred
-Annuities
INCOME Tax Deductable Flexible
R.R.S.P.
NEW Non-Smokers Rates Available
REPRESENTING
TeI.527-0410 Sun Life Assurance
117 Company of Canada
GODERICH ST. EAST
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LAND TENDERS .
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NULLETT, WILDLIFE
MANAGEMENT AREA. 1.01_ cons. Ana and Daalfratad
7 3 33 acres corn
61/4 3 22 acres corn
11 3 hay
1711/4 3 corn
29 S1/2 4 hay
26 NY. 4 hay
21 4 hay
Twp.
Mullett
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l7 acres
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1111acres
29 acres
On Sept. 4, 1961. George Lubbers and Jo-Ann Salverda,
were united in marriage. The, ceremony was performedby
their Pastor, Rev. C. SchiMX: at Bethel Free Reformed
Church. Munro. George is the oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert Lubbers, R.R. 4 Seaforth and Jo-Ann is the
youngestdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Salverda, R.R. 1
Clinton. Maid of honour was Miss Marion Brink of Ethel.
Ont,.and Miss Jacqueline de Rover. of the Netherlands.
Miss Jo-Ann Pol, Monkton and Miss Joan Bergsma.
Londesboro, were bridesmaids. The groom was attended
by best man. Gary VandenBrink. Carlingford and Jack (
Lubbers. Steve Lubbers, Seaforth his brothers, and John
Lubbers, his cousin, Dresden were ushers. Mr. and Mrs.
George Lubbers now reside at 82 East William Street in
Seaforth,
REID-COUPAR
St. Lukes in the Garden C.P.R:reft- leaden, was
the scene of• a '16i:idly-wedding when Jane Sandra Reid,,
London; 'Ont. was united in marriage to Larry T. Coupar,
London.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Coupar, London,
and the bride ic the daughter of Mrs. Doreen Reid and the
late Ken Reid London. She was given in marriage by her '
brother Paul Reid, Edmonton, Alberta. The double-ring
ceremony was officiated by Minister Mr. C. Wideman.
Her bridal attendants were Anne Green, Dallas, Texas
(niece of bride's mother) Debbie Gardiner (sister of the
groom). Best man was friend of the groom Len Heitd.
Edmonton, Alta.. and ushers were David Reid, (brother of
the'bride) Edmonton, Alberta, and John Shaw of London,
(friend of the groom).
Prior to the bride'slnarriage, a miscellaneous shower
was held at the home of Mrs. Elva Sanders. Clinton,
'grandmother of the bride) with 32 guests present.
Open your
doors to people
eager to work..
Introducing al federal wage
subsidy program for the
employment disadvantaged.
ELIGEBILITY CRITERIA
EMPLOYEE • he phyalially or menially dissibled or em-
, element silsedientiOd. having difficulty securing
and maintaining employment. be* Canadian dtheit or
potnientiet* resident, be the. *lei working Sipe, not a
member employers family, registered it the Clouds
Emphey montiCenItrte.
15 - must be In business In Caned* at least 6
tincuithif,k OP at serest the minimum wog., provide for
full trine perritineneworiti, net displace any existing.
ernitknitie.
"1"41141/111MEMT dlsebied ,d1Mtdventaged
SS% wallas •1, wk, 13 wk.
$11% 26 wk. 13 velt.
23% 26 wk. 13 wk.
Contact your local Caned/ Imphiyment Centre
GollortIch 524430
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,APASIIIONG--HANNA
Lynn Hanna of Winthrop and Murray Armstrong of R.R.
1. Ethel, were united in marriage in Melville Preshyterian
Church. Brussels, on August 29th. The .bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hanna of R.R. 1.
Atwood. Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong of R.R. 1, Ethel
are parents of the groom. The bride was given in marriage
by her uncle, Mr. Wayne Dietrich of R.R. 3. Listowel, in
the seven o'clock evening ceremony. With Rev. Thomas of
Monitton officiating. Mrs. Joanne Kipg of Brussels was
the organist. Ms. Gloria Hutchinson of Don Mills was her
sister's Matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Ms. Rosalyn
Wyritles of Red. Deer Alt.. and Miss Beth Sebastian of
listowel. Brian Armstrong of R.R. 2, Bluevale, brother of
the groom was the best man. Guests were ushered by
Bruce %/thee of R.R. 1, Ethel. and Mike Pettapiece of
Gaelph.?The reception following the wedding was held in
the B.M.&G. Community Centre in Brussels. After a
wedding trip to Niagara Falls the Armstrongs are residing
MICK. I. SeafOilh. (Photo by Mary Layton)
20 W1/2. S 23 acres earn
_„„ 1111.acres hay
13 7 e .30 acres hay
,?heir f=iriini end COhditlatiioof the Tender Will he es,
follows:
1) The term of this lease will be from January 1, 1962 to
December 31. 11.9112. however. the lessee can renew the
house for 1963 and again far 1964 if a new application is
submitted on or before Septarnber 1. of the current
year
2)' Any cashpayments are to be in the form of a cer-
tified cheque plyabli to the "Treasurer of Ontario"
and must..bO received before a., lease will be Issued or
renews
3) SisbleasingstIll not be permitted.
' 4) There will be no compensation or adjustment for ,
dainegi to craps as a result of use by wildlife, hunters
and/or construction.,
3) The Ministry of Natural Resources reserves the right
to eater upon the properties and terry out any
necessary activities.
14-Persona using property of the Ministry of Natural
Resources will do so at their own risk.
7) Ulises will be responsible to ensure that tree and
shrtib ;pletittoga rimetn undamaged by his Gentrifies. .
Specific site I, cations are available at the Mullett .
COIM' Land:
Ti"1) ider bids shell be in the form of ri percentage of
the Crop tale left standing In thefleld. The Ministry of
Nature" Armouries will have the option of exchanging
this percentage or a portion thereof to the lisle, for
an equivalent value of dried. shelled corn to lie
delivered to the Mullett Wildlife Management office
for *forage. •
2) The location of the portion of the crop to remain
standing will be selected by hi.14.11. stiff In September
of each growingsionon.
3)'Corn Is the Only-crop which may be grown.
4) Coin crepe may not be ploughed down until the
(March 21).
5) Iteelakial herlikhlisio are not to be used during the
third year of alehouse.
Hew Land:
Toorfor lads shall be In the form of s cash offer per
eerie plus 2 percent of the grain crop to be delivered-fa
the Hellen wildlif Management Area office for
0,00004
2) The lease. must In the first and second peer* sow
seding, Snare (barley. wheat. oats) and alto in the
eictinal year undeeseed with • geese endless.*** MIX of
lit./acre Timothy; 4 Ibittere Alfalfa and 4 Ibifecre
&Mir.
"'EXPO lot 20 NW' concession IV end lot 16 ton-
ceetkin 6 where a nurse crop Is to be planted and
flie:Itteir MIX sown. only In the first year of the
tender:,
. tied herveits or first tut hey harvests ere net to ex.
Cusit,34% ,titre total *mete and ere to be cut to a
nilldetied of fete *omit ittleirelterneted with In equal
Milidier if Uncut Stripa. Settiiii Cif fierhatireitssitenot
to ettareta 2,111 Of die final ecreloge.
, 4) The *HMO direction of hay Mal seed hermit* *hell
bin isitatted Wealth Veer.
triti OHO* Is to be delta prier to June 1$ or after SO-
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for stanialtita *insist dommints or more Inforenition.
'iliitittct the Ministry, Of fitittifirt Iteseintei. Hwy. NO, 4,
kith. BA 5. Winghern. Oriteria, 2W614111.443:
3dik4 .. • .
tendikri ea WOK Still Noireinisist
1St 'Tenders, Will be sainod far parYlk MAI* at 4113
ati.# Niivonthat 10. 100.
Huron County Public
Library presents an afternoon
with Canadian author, Sa-
hara Smucker at the Seaforth
Branch Lim!on Friday
74. at, no. P,M, in
her wok, Barbara *Oder
**ma, excitement and
who Soloist walk,'
Pates gher 004,4.' All
'ektfb.etoye.boOkiblive
historical
its..acidallthenStern
Onto experience in her
Barbara's first two books
for children Were historical,
accounts written to help Men-
nonite children Understand
their heritage.
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PEIMEAU-4.011RENCO
Mary Lou Lourenco, daughter of Mrs. Maria Lourenco of
Goderich and Mr. Lourenco, and John Patrick Primeau, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Primeau of Seaforth, were married at
St. James Church, Seaforth on Saturday. October 10 with
Rev. J.C. Caruana officiating. The bride was given in
marriage by Richard Kloss of Brucefield. The maid of
honour was Joyce Broadfoot of Brucefield. and bridesmaids
were: Norine Primeau and Susan' Primeau of Seaforth,
Wendy Kloss and Dana Kloss of Brucefield- and Maria
Lourenco of Goderich. The best man was Brian Vincent of
Seaforth. Ushers were Jim Segeren of Seaforth, George
Snider of Clinton. David Ste. Marie of Seaforth. Jim
Armstrong of Bayfield and Danny Primeau,'of Seaforth,
Music was provided by Maureen Hutchinson and the soloist
was Debra Siertsema. Following thewedding, a reception
was held at the Vanastra Recreation Centre. ,The couple
took a wedding trip to the Niagara area and Chatham, and
will reside in Clinton. (Photo by Paul Ellis)
Help for Parkinsons of Vanastra Centre
The Parkinson's Disease Although. Parkinson's is therapy and exercise. brhe
Program at Vanastra Recrea- gradual and prosgresses Parkinson'sDisease Program
non Centre will be starting up slowly, it starts with the at Vanastra will entail exer-
again, after taking a break treater of hands and nodding cises, of which will have both
physical and psychological
benefits. Exercises will be
preformed within the groups,
so individuals can learn
Any one interested. can
join the program Tuesday
afternoons at 2:00 p.m. at
the Vanastra Recreation Cen-
tre, starting October 20, 1981
or call 482-3544 for more
information.
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Come and buy cases, of groceries • 4.4.14.
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direct from the wholesalers at prices 140,44206.
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TOMATO s'.6e
or
VEGETABLE SOUP
Case of 40 x 10 oz tins
12.00
Devon .76
CREAM STYLI 'CORN
Case of 24 x 14 oz. tins
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PEAS
Case of 24 x 14 oz. tins
12.00
4. Aylmer
TOMATO KETCHUP
Case ei 12 x 32 oz. !tattles
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CANNED POP
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PORK & BEANS
Case of 24 x 19 oz. tins
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ALL 'PURPOSE FLOUR
Bale of 5 x 5 bags
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Case et II x 6 L boxes
29.00 , S
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Bright's
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Case 12 x 48 oz. 'tins
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DOG FOOD .
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WHITE SUGAR
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Macaroni & Cheese
KRAFT DINNERS
Case of 40 x 7% or. boxes
20.00
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MUSHROOMS
Case of 24 x 10 oz. tins
16.50
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BLEACH'
Case of 6 x 12111 oz. jugs.
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PEPPER -PRESZCATOR
Barbara Ellett Preszcator and Rodneylorne Pepper were
united in marriage on August 22 at James St. 'United
Church, Exeter with the Rev. Mills officiating. The bride is
the daughter of Wilmer and Helen Preszcator, R.R. 1
Exeter, and the groom is the son of Grace Pepper, R.R, 2
Bayfield, and the late Raymond J. Pepper. The maid of
honor was Bev Preszcator, sister of the bride. Bridesinaids
were Donna Preszcator, sister of the bride, Gail Pepper.
sister-in-law of the groom. and Sheila Meadows, friend Of
the bride. The flower girl was Sherri Preszcator niece of the
bride. The best man was Jack Pepper, brotherof the groom.
The ushers were Bill:Hallenbeck and, Pete LaBeatt, friends
of the groom, and Murray Pieszcator, brother of the bride.
The ring bearer was Billy Schenck. nephew of the .groom.
The soloist was Marguerite McLeod. The couple are
residing at R.R. 2. Bayfield.
(Photo by Schwartzentruber)
Cluckettes
meet
AILITON scan.
Egmondville Cluckettes
met at the home of Anne-
Marie Maloney. Anne-Marie
demonstrated hair to take
the insides out of a chicken.
Members moved to the , •
kitchen and prepared the
Own Puffs and Chicken a la
king. While they were cook-
ing the girls talked
food ideas for the party Nov
about.
bad. The theme will be
assortedloods.
The last, day for harlding..
books in will be Nov. 9th.
The Cream Puffs and Chick-
** a la king were served, the
next meeting will be Oct.
26th at 6:30 p.m. at Allyson
Scott's house.
over the nice summer Of the head.
months. Mostinatients require life
Parkinson's,- Disease is -long management consisting
medically defined as a slowly. of drug therapy. supportive
chronic progressive disease pal holhera;"" Physical
usually occurring later in life.'
which is physically disabling.
It is a characteristic tremor of
reacting muscles, a slowing
of voluntary movements, dif-
ficult walking, peculiar pokt-
ure and muscular weakness.
therap y and rarely, surgical
intervention. It is important
that he receives piychological
support in order to success -
fully cope with his disability.
Aid for these people may
include drugs, surgery or
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