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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-09-29, Page 11A MINISTRY OF HOUSING ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION SUPPLY, DELIVERY AND UNCRATING OF ' 1635 ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS AND ,1576 ELECTRIC RANGES FOR: / Ajax O.H. ,1 Alvinston 0.11. 1 Ancapter O.H. 1 Armstrong Tvvp. 0.11. 4 (Earlton) Beaverton 0.H. 1 • Beachburg O.H. 1 Bothwell 0.H. 1 Caledon O.H. 1 . Cobourg O.H. 3 . Cosby, Mason. and Martland Twp. O.H. 1 (Noelville) Englehart O.H. 3 Fort Frances 0.11..7 Georgina Twp. 0.H. 4 (Keswick). Glacluneyer 0.11, 1 (G4nier) Gleneoe 0.11. 1 Havelock O.H. 2 Iron Bridge 0.11. 1 Kirkland Lake O.H. 2 • Lucknow O.H. 1 Mildmay 0.11. 1 Napanee 0.11. 7 Nickel Centre 0.11. 2 (Garson Twp.) North Gower O.H. 1 (Rideau) Norwood 0.H. 1 Owen Sound O.H. 10 Pickering 0.11. 2 Prescott 0.H. 6 Rainy River O.H. 2 Rockland O.H., 1 Sarnia O.I. 13 ShacIdetori and 1VIachin O.H. 1 (Fauquier) Shelburne 0.11. 3 .Sundridge O.H. 1 Timmins O.H. 14 Walden 0.11. 1 (Lively), Welland 0.11. 11 West Lorne 0.11. 1 Zurich O.H. 1 121 Orfug Road (Metro) Reference No. A.T. 21 - 76 Tenders will be received for the above until 11:00 a.m., E.D.S.T. October 19, 1976 by the General Manager, c o The' Corporate Secretary, 14th floor, Ontario Housing Corporation, Toronto, Ont- ario MIA 2M6. Details and specifications may be obtained from the Chief Purchasing Officer, 11th floor, or telephone 959-9749, quoting reference number as above. The lowest or any tender not necessarily' accepted. AN AGENCY OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO A PUBLIC NOTICE Everyone is to be complimented on the excellent atten& Alice and participation, at our Dungannon.,Fah.'on Friday, Sept- eniber 24. So 'many gave so willingly, in so many ways, their leadership, time and financial help through sponsorship of class- es, trophies and donations. • The ladies and t4e enthusiastic Young People gave a trem- endous lift, not only to the general appearance of the buildings and property but also in the preparing and serving of delicious food, Our Secretary - Treasurer Mr, and Mrs. • Wayne Snyder and announcer Ron Alton did an incredible job. Boyd's Orphestra supplied very enjoyible music for 'dam- ing to climax a ,successful and rewarding day, If this is an indication of the genuine interest and team- work by all, we cannot help but feel optimistic as we • move into the future. THANK YOU, DUNGANNON FAIR BOARD PAO' LIVEN 1976V10121.1 ER i9, 'j176 the valedictorian and also received Till LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LOCKW7W, •ONTARIO 11 ary riphrey riends, of Mr. to help erlding ig was flowing fel was - guests and flowing mphrey: ,ongrat- Lnniver- Tts and reekend .s. Don visiting nd Mrs. qr. add residing lay night balloon e Sarnia creator- t, as yet. h Todd ill Fair as Mr. and ided the h had a g home heart. nent of never dom.. sweet eathing anctity. 'u' flak F V :VICES ER 3rd :00 Or a.81. now KINGSBRIDGE Congratulationslo Miss. Brenda Jane Moran, younger daughter of • Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran of R. R. 7 Lucknow, and to Steven Wylds, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds of R. R. 3 Lucktiow, who were, '; married at the. Ashfield Presbyter, ian Church on Saturday, . Septem- . ber 25th at 4 p.m. The Reverend Armstrong of 'Wingham officiated. Mrs. Michael (Judy Moran) La- jeunesse of Lively, Ontario was her sister's matron of honour. Brides- niaids', were Mrs: Donna (Wylds) Zimmerman, sister ofihe groom, of London and Miss Donna Moran Of Kintail. The groomsman was, Michael Moran, brother of the bride. Ushers were Kenny Wylds, brother of the groom and Ronnie. Moran, brother of the bride. Organ music was supplied by Mrs. Lillian Simpson with guitar music played by Miss Flora Simpson. Soloist was Flora. Simpson. Following the wedding, the banquet was served 'to approximately 95 guests at 'the Legion Hall in Goderich. • The hall was filled to capacity for the open reception which • followed with music for dancing supplied by the Maitland Sundowners. Abe annual banquet of the. Ashfield Township., Federation of Agriculture was - held at the Brookside Public School on Wed- nesday evening, September 22. The . guest speaker was Henry Stanley, Agricultural representa- tive from Halton. • - • President Mrs. Marian Austin of , the Kingsbridge Catholic. Women's League and members Mrs. Betty Frayne, Mrs.-. Rita Howard -and- Mrs. Teresa Courtney attended the Stratford Deanery meeting of the Catholic Women'i League of the London Dioceseheld in Listowel on Wednesday, September 22, spon- sored by St. Joseph's Catholic . Church, Listowel, Catholic Wom- en's League. t // COMMENCEMENT The annual Commencement Ex- ercises for the GOderich District Collegiate Institute was hield at the Collegiate on Friday evening,. September 24 beginning at 8 p.m. Congratulations to the following students from ' this . area who received 'awards, scholarships and diplomas during the ceremonies. .' Miss Flora Simpson, daughter of Mrs. Lillian Simpson, Kintail, was an Ontario Scholarship award; the. A, 1 Moore Memorial Scholarship and the Goderich Lions Club award. Anne Marie Howard, daughter "of Mr. • and Mrs, Bob 'Upward, received' ,the .;McKim Memerial Scholarship, highest average' in year 3. , • kosernaty Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford, the E. J. Redman Mathematics, Pro- gress A.Ward for year 3,. Level 4, based on her improvement in mathematics with regard to schol- arship and attitude. Terry Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Wilfred AuStin, received the Canadian Chemical Workers Union (Local 16) Award - awarded annually to a 'deserving graduating student who has successfully completed year 4 EConoinics. Secondary ' School Honorary Graduation Diplomas were pres-, ented to: 'students from this area, Sherry Boak, Frances Logtenberg; Lorraine 'MacDonald; Kathy O'Ke- efe; Flora Simpson. Secondary School Graduation Diplomas were presented to the following students who have com- pleted Grade 12, Lois (Adams) Sinclair, Terry Austin, Joanne Doherty, Lucille Frayne, Marianne Frayne, Cheryl Hodges, Nellie Knoop, Debora MacInnes, Steven Moran, Sheila Shiflett, Judith Tigert, Mary VanDiepen and Peter Vogt. During intermission, the Goder- ich Collegiate Concert Band provid- ed instrumental' and vocal music. DUNGANNON FAIR -- A large crowd attended the Dungannon Agricultural Fall' Fair held on Thursday and Friday, September 23 and 24. Congratula- tions to the students of St. Joseph's School at Kingsbridge who won first prize for their song and school yell. They also marched, in the school parade and received many prizes for their, school entries. Congratulationg also to the following from this area, Aaron Hackett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hackett who won first prize of $4.00 in the baby contest (up to 6: months) and to Tanya , MacInnes, the first prize winner in the baby contest (6 months and under 1 year); Frank Austin won $5.00 for being the oldest man registered at the fair, and to the Eldon Austin family for having the largest family registered at the , fall fair..' Unfortunately, the ladies did not register and this prize was not given out, Clarice Dalton, president, Mrs, Grace Austin, publicity chair- Man and. Mrs. Connie Osborn, Education chairman of the, GodeV ich and District Pro Life Group attended the South Western Ontar- io Pro Life Conference held at the. First Baptist Church in London on Saturday, September 25. " Several from this area attended ' the schobl dance held at the F. E. Madill. Secondary School in Wing- ham on Friday evening, September 24. - . Mr.. and, Mrs. Michael Lajeun- esse (Judy ..Moran) ' of Lively, Ontario; Mr. and Mrs. Don Webb of London;' Mrs. Elva (Moran) Freeman of Chatham; Miss Patricia. Allen and e . friend Sharon Snelgrov of London spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moran and attended the wedding of Brenda Moran to Steven Wylds on Saturday, September 25, Mr. and Mrs. Ormond Heffernan and son Jerry attended the 'wedding of their niece, Miss Joan Heffernan to Bob England in the St. John , the Evangelist.' Roman Catholic Church in Arthur on Saturday, September 25 and at-, tended the dinner and reception held 'at the Legion Hall, Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doherty and Jim Doherty returned home from a 10 day Visit to the Western Provinces. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Perry of Detroit visited on Friday, Septem- bet_ ,24 - with _Mrs. Bernareline Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Jim O'Neil of Toronto visited during the past week with her sister,. Mrs. Marjorie Maclntyre. Mrs. MacIntyre was preparing to return'to 'Toronto with them when she fell and was admitted to the Wingham • and District General Hospital. on Fri- day, September 24. Wishes -are for a speedy recovery. Brent VanOsch, son of Mr. and Antone VanOsch, was hospit- alized in the Wingham and District Hospital for a few days last week.. Billy and 'Bobby Simpson of Calgary, Alberta are spending Vacation at their homes here. Billy, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simpson and Bobby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson, both of Kintail. HOME FROM HOLLAND • Mr. and Mrs, Theo VanDiepen arrived hoine on Saturday, Sept- ember 25 after, spending three weeks vacation in the Netherlands. Mr. and 1Virs. Ed Shea and son Kevin and Mrs. Shea and daughter Melissa of Berkley, Michigan spent the weekend with Mrs. Bernardine Kinney and attended the' Ripley Fall Fair on Saturday, September 25. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Joy and Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke of Marinette, Wisconsin spent the weekend with Mr. and -Mrs. Henry Drennan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Murray of Royal Oak, Michigan are spending holidays with Mr. John O'Connor and Mrs. Genevieve Kinahan. COMMUNITY SHOWER A community bridal shower for Miss Dianne Vassella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vassella, was held at the Kingsbridge Parish Hall on Friday evening, September 24. Master of ceremonies was . the bride's sister, Mrs. ;Betty Lou Dalton. Dianne was helped in opening her gifts by her sister Mrs. Eileen Wilson and her niece; Sheila Sinnett read the verses on the. cards.. Dianne's wedding to Paul Wisser will take place on Saturday, October 2nd at 2 o'clock in' St. Joteph's Church, Kingsbridge. Several from this area attended the Fall Fair dance held at Dungannon on . Friday evening, September 24 and the reception for Mr. and .Mrs. Steven Wylds held Wi•-11TEcHURCH-. Rey: g. Armttrong on Sunday at Wingham PresbYterian -Church baptized Jonathan Rae; son' of Mr. and Mrs. Rae Lewis. Relatives attending were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes and great grandmother Mrs. Earl. Caslick of Whitechurch. Miss Janet Sleightholin of Tor- onto spent the, weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sleightholni. We 'are, pleased to report that Mrt. Dawson Craig, who recently underwent surgery at Wingham Hospital, is making as rapid progress to better health .as can be expected. / Most of our high' school students attended the high school dance on Friday evening. ,Mr. • and Mrs. J. Wahrisley and family of Toronto sperit the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'John Jamieson and family and assisted in taking out the old large windows in the front of the store and putting in new smaller ones. The old front on Saturday evening at the Legion Hall in Goderich. MISSED FROM LAST ' WEEK'S STUDENTS: Miss Frances • Logtenberg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Derk Logtenberg is attending the Uni- versity of Guelph, taking a General Course in' Agriculture; Benny Miltenburg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reis Miltenburg, is taking a two . year Agricultural Course, OA.C., University' of Guelph. Sorry; we missed you last week. YOUTH CLUB MEET Members of the ,Kingsbridge Youth Club hosted the Formosa Youth Club on 'Sunday afternoon and evening, September They played games, and saw movies. • The new executive for the Kings- bridge Youth Club is: president, Bernie VanOsch; vice . president, Lucille Frayne; secretary/treasurer, Donna •Frayne. verandah( was also removeld_as well as the cement platform which had broken into several pieces. ,This store and home is around 100 years old. On Thursday laSt Mr. and Mrs. Carl MeClenaghan and Mrs. Fair, . went to Plattiville to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moss' and brought home his. mother, Mrs. Ben ivicClenagtian, who had been visiting there. Wayne Farrier, Kimberley and Amy of Guelph spent the weekend with his mother,,, Mrs. Garnet. Farrier. Mrs. Wayne Farrier could not come as she was filling in for a nurse at Guelph. Hospital. A trousseau tea was held on Sunday afternoon, September 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes for their daughter Darlene, bride-to-be. Around 60 signed the bride's book. Displaying the 'bride's clOthes and gifts from showers and her hope chest were Carol McDowell, Linda Lewis, and Joyce Miller. Serving the guests, were. Mrs. Coultes and Mrs. Emtey of Auburn. Mrs. Elva Armstrong of Auburn on 'Monday evening last held a shower for Darlene. she was , accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Coultes. Whitechurch Junior team went by bus_to Napanee Sunday to play for 0.A.S.A. but the game failed to - take place due to rain. The . arrangements were if Whitechurch lost the first game at 3 p.m. they would play a second game at 8 p.m: Whitechurch has won the first same and as this is a 2 out of 3 series it all depends on who wins as to whom O.A.S.A. honours are due. The game is scheduled for next Sunday, October 3. Mr. and Mrs. Herb 'Hunter and Trevor of London spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Conn,' and attended the funeral Lucknow, on Tuesday of, the -late Mr.. Tom Anderson. Mrs. .Bill Caslick •of Culross, Mrs. Wallace Conn, Mrs,. Dr. Alma Armstrong, Culross, Mrs. Herb Hunter, London attended the trousseau tea 'for Miss Darlene Coultes, bride-to-be, at her home, East WaWanosh. PLETCH ELECTRIC WINGIIAM RESIDENTIAL— FARM INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Phone Collect, 3574583