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14. SgRVICES, AVAILAB4.E' 14. SERVICES AVAILABLE A. BIRTHS E. CARDS OF THANKS
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WILL do sewing. Cafl 524-7157. .HAVE your rugs and chairs
- 24nc , cleaned by dependable cleaners.
• Call •-- Superior Maintenance,
FOR your Antenna Sales and phone 524-8892, Goderich. -
Service contact Alvin's TV, 162 , eow '
Mary Street, phone 524.9089. .L:,.-`: .--- . . *::, .-.._- -,--CUSTOM- --I4, R -V ESPING --
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McNEIL: At ' Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on July 3,
1971, to Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence
McNeil, Goderich, a daughter,
Annette Denise.
M'�.
_�.;C, ._BRAS' r. u rler"?
KERB: 1 would like to express
my sincere thanks to• my
relatives, friends and neighbors.
Special. thanks . to Helen Pratt,
Dr. Passi, Dr. Deathe and nursing_
staff; while.. 1 was 'a patient in
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.,...�......�.--Phone: Tim Hunter,. RR 3 •
Goderich, 529-7561. -
GRAHAM ELECTRIC '
Complete. Electrical Service'
Residential - Commercial -
Industrial
155 Keays Street ' '
Phone 524.8670 a
Goderich, Ontario.
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GODERICH
TAXI
Taxi Stand At
Bluewater'
Service Station
80 Victoria St.
524-6594
, 24 Hour Service
Bill Swan, -Prop.
CALL
FRANK •TUTT
For all your flooring needs.
Buy your carpet anywhere.
20 years' installation
experience. _.'_""',"
Free measurements.
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15. NOTICE to CREDITORS
ALL persons having claims
against 'the Estate of DONALD
JOHN DURNIN, Farmer, late of
the Township of Wawanosli, in
the County or Huron, who died
on or about the 3rd day of May,
'''1971:, are required, to file the
F" me with full particulars with -
the undersigned by the 17th day
of July, 1971, as after that date.
the assets of the estate will be
distributed.
DATED a t Goderich,
Ontario, this 16th day of June,
1971.
524-6804
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Goderich.
'We have just purchased a new
larger.backhoe..We. can -.now. --
dig
BASEMENTS
SAND GRAVEL
TRUCKING
BULLDOZING -
GORD�'1-SM'ITH
524-7123 '
1i�REST and EGENER,
Barristers and Solicitors,
33 Montreal Street,
GODERICH, Ontario.
Solicitors for ,tie Estate.
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17. BUSINESS NOTICE
WHEELCHAIRS.- WALKERS
The Humanitarian Service C.P. &
T. Committee of the Goderich
Oddfellow and Rebekah' L'tdges
have. .. equipment for : loan.
Contact Amos Osbaldeston;
524-9623 'or Fred Fritzley,
524-7217 eow
D. iii -MEMORIAM
COOKE: In loving memory of a
dear son and 'brother, John Ross
Cooke, who passed away July
1.4, 196#3. •
Nothing can ever Lake away
The love a heart holds dear.
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps him near.
- Ever remembered by Mother
and family. - 27x
G ENIER: In loving memory of
m dear husband Archie who
p ed �kvay July 5, 1969.
ince you have gone and I
remain,
To walk the,road alone,
I live in memory's garden dear,
yOW LONG has it been' since With happy days we'd known.
ou really heard the faucet Since you 'have. gope and I'
...dripping,, the...elock ,ci4,5ing ;The . remain,..v.�..w ,..:.
doorbell.1f your hearing isn';nail'""°Cne•thing"i'have�ta�do;-•' .
that, you'd like it to . be ' a
ZENITH HEARING AID can
' help you. Local Representative
K. Lutes, Rieck Pharmacy. Ltd.,
14 The, Square, Goderich, phone
524r-7241 -- 25tf
SCREEN'ED TOP SOIL
LANDSCAPING
EXCAVATING 'GRAVEL
BACKHOE WORK
LYLE MONTGOMERY
Clinton
PHONE -482-7644
If No Answer
PHONE
SCRUTON FUELS
482-7381
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GARDINER
POOL
COMPANY
For swimming pool . sales,
construction service and -
supplies. Maurice Gardiner,
Goderich, Ontario, phone
, 524-7302.
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SEPTIC.TA-NKS CLEANED
MODERN' EQUIPMENT
WORK • GUARANTEED
Write or Phone -
Harvey Dale, Clinton
PHON,E•482-3320 '
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BR,EC�,KO W'S
Massage Therapy .
•.CLOSED
'July '17 to Aug. 21.,
118 Angiesea SL,
Phone 524-7,6,17 Res.
----524-6281 Office
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18. PERSONAL
A TROUSSEAU TEA will be
held on Saturday, July 10th
from 2 to 5 p.m..in-honor of
Bonnie Culbert, at the' home of
'her' sister, Mrs. Allister Nivins,
RR 3, Auburn. Everyone is
welcome to attend. - 27-----
i19. LOST AND FOUND
BOY'S" bt�tck'•rimmd'-eye•gtasses--
lost at Goderich beach Sunday
evening.- •Finder .. please- -phone
524-6138. - 27 -
20, MISCELLANEOUS
• We do all types
of
JEWELLERY REPAIR
* Ring Sizing ,
* Claw Retipping -
* Watch Repair
* Acutron Repair
ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD:
,;Clinton, Seaforth and'Walkerton
12tfn.
• 22. TO GIVE AWAY
-SIGNS BY
WEBSTER'
SPECIALIZING• I1`_1:_
* Bulletin • boards * Plastic
electric * Truck lettering * Silk
screening '* • Commercial
designing of company
trademarks * Show • cards .f
I-IAVE four. kittens to give away.
Phone 524-9107.- 27 .
A. BIRTHS
Walk slowly :down }lie path • of
death, •
Fc r soon I'll follow you.
- Lovingly remembered by wife
Leona, daughter Ann and
family. 27x'• •
LARDER: In loving memory of
a , `dear husband, father and
grandfather, Allen Larder, who
passed away July 12, 1968.
There is .no parting from those
we love;.
No distance can divide. \
For each day in•memory garden,
We still walk side by side.
Wherever life may take me,
Whatever I may do,
The memory of the years we
.shared,
Will keelrme close to you..
Those we•love we never lose.
For always they will be,
Forever dear, forever near,
In thought and memory.
Softly, we speak of the'ones we
love, - w
And tenderly think of the past.
Memories deepen as life•travels
on,
Love and memory last.
- Dearly loved : and always
remembered "' by his wife
Catherine and i'amily. - 27x
TIPERT: In loving memory of a
_.dear mo the r.._.an4-grandmother,-•-
Ethel Marie, who passed away
one. year ago, July .7, 1970.- •
A cluster of precious memories,
Sprayed with a million tears;
Wishing God had spared you,
jr only for a few more years. -
You left a beautiful memory,_-
Anc: sorrow too great to be told;
But to us who loved and lost
you, .
Your memory will never grow
old.
No one heard the footsteps,
Of the angels drawing near;
Who took from earth to• heaven,
The one we loved so dear.
Her empty place .no one can fill,
We miss you now and always
will;
o Just'a thought so very true,
Fronti the ones who thought the
.world of you. -
-- -Loved and always
remembered' . by ' your four
children, Donald, Shirley,
George and Anita. -. 27
A LCOC K: ' At Alexandra TIPEI1T: In loving memory of a
Hospital, Goderich,' on July 3, dear mother''and grandmother,
1971, -to Mr. and Mrs. William Ethel M. Tipert, who passed
Alcock, Goderich, a son, Michael • away July 7, 1970.
William. Nothing but, memorieswe
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as
journey on,
• Longing for a smile from a loved
one gone; •
'None knows the depth of .our ..
deep regret,
But we remember when others
forget.
- Always remembered by son
Don, Glenda'and Daltr:-- 27
DE BOLD: • At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on June 29,
1971, to Mr. and Mrs.,'Elmer
Debold, Goderich, a daughter,
Debbie Marie.
JEACOCK: • At Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on June 28,
"Window banners •1971,.to Mr. and Mrs., Anthony
w. Jeacock, a daughter, Alison.
All Sizes & Types of Signs
PHONE PCETER
235.0680
ANYTIME
CONCRETE WORK
All types of foundations and
floors, cement barnyards.
Reasonable rates , - free
estimates. ,, -
• MALONEY BROS.. ' •
Dublin, Ontario.
345.2253 -Phones --345.2964.
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PREPARE FOR
HARVEST TiME
For custom combining of grain,
beans and corn, pulling 'beans._,
._and• fall. plowing,..call,Ed Szusz;'
'523-9397. :, \
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• NOTICE
DEADLINE:
FOR
COMING EVENTS
AND
CHURCHADS.
WILL BE ADVANCED TO
11:00- A.M.
TUESDAY
EFFECTIVE. IMMEDIATELY
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cards' I 'received. ; Dorothy
Kerr. - 27x
CALDWELL: I would like `to
thank my many ffjends, and
relatives . who remembered me
with cards, flowers, gifts and
visits while I was a patient in
Alexandra ,Hospital. Special
thanks to Rev. G. L. Royal, Dr.
J. W. Wallace, nurses and staff
on first east. - Mrs. G. Caldwell.
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BLAKE: We wish to thank our
family, relatives, neighbors and
friends who attended open
house Sunday afternoon and
evening, also for the lovely gifts
and cards which we received on
the occasion of 'our 40th
wedding anniversary. - Mr, and
Mrs. Orville Blake. - 27x
LAMB: We wish to express our
thanks to Dr. Leitch, nurses,
orderlies and ` girls in green on
first floor for all the care they
gave Bruce while in hospital. To
our friends, neighbors' °rand.,
relatives, for all their kindness
shown to us during our recent
bereavement in the loss of a dear
son and broth.er, 'Viso for the'
lovely flowers and donations to
the Cancer Society,.North:Street
United Church (Unit 1�- -ev: ;`I' .,
D. ' McDonald, . Rev. R: L.
R-aymont-and.McCallum Funeral
Home. - The Lamb Family. -
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-GODERICH SIGNAL-STAR,,TI URBDAY,JULY ` 'L 7
Tender for St. Mary's digins'
let - f1,200 estimated.
BYytOBERT BRADY
was made to be used for Aloysius School Stratford,
. Th• e regular meeting of the insulation ' in the roof, if . Precious Blood School, Exeter,
,, , Iluron-Perth Counties.. Ronan • required. . and, Sacred Heart ,School ;in' .t
'Catholic Separate School Board The‘committee regal sled, and ' • Wingham will . each receive one` ;,
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additional X6750.00• allowance portables for next year. St..•,;
"bookends
held Monday, June 28, at the received permission from the of the portables, In• the case of .:
Wisdon teeth, like tonsils, Board offices in Seaforth, was Board, to engage' Barkley 'Boller the • Wingham •school, the' new •.
were once thought to'be of littly - .taken' up largely i;y the report of Service. of Waterloo to provide facility is •being installed so'' a,,
u and�were tak..l'.11. iikk,:w watak-kut ,Avcsw °ands•..Propert3S-•..,suint ac: :t il. ,4%,- tm,a 3.he
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SULLEN: 1'• wish to 'express
sincere thanks to friends and
relatives for nice flowers, cards, .
gifts and visits during my stay in
hospital.. Special, thanks to Dr., -
Wallace and staff of second floor,
west, also ' thanks for their
kindness during mji 'stay in
Alexandra Marine' and General
Hospital. - Mrs. R. J. Buller#„
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FEAGAN: 1 wish ,to thank
friends, relatives and neighbors
for -cards, gifts and' visits while 1
.was ~• aatient in Alexandra
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. J.
W.• Wallace and Dr. K. Lambert,
nurses and staff first floor east.
- Elwyn Meagan, 27x
F. ENGAGEMENTS
concern. • ' " Comtnittee. all tube type boilers in the the school.
However,. , doctors have Committee' chairman, John system. The ,quote of $8.00 per In the report • 'from the .
rethought• the tonsils, situation McCann, R: R. 3, Ailsa Craig, hour is to include alt necessary Finance and Insurance
and dentists have. taken ,a closer reported that most of the work service to the boilers,Ce
as wela,as , Committee it was revealed ran:
look at 'the value of wisdom for summer maintenance and the compiling of a complete mortgage of $1,905.62 on'toard:.'•
teeth • since;, the .ofd improvements to.sehools within report on. the condition of each property at 212 ,Queen , St.
"yank -tit" days. `These third the 'syste n had been let. • boiler to be presented to 'the Stratford, was now due. The j •
molars act as bookends to keep - Eugene Bannon, R. R. 2, Board on completion of the Board voted to pay .to the
the rows of. teeth in their proper Gadshill, entered tide lowest of work.Victoria and Grey Trust
biting position, , three tenders for drainage work Assistant superintendent, Company the entire amount of
Neanderthal man had the on the playground of St. Joseph Tokar, speaking, for the mortgage to clear the land
same number of teeth we do, Joseph's School in Stratford. His superintendent, John Vintar, for improvements.
hut . he had larger jaws to tender of $750.00 was accepted who was ab int, requested that ,
accommodate them: Sometimes, by. the Board. the Board pass- a' motion, of A printout of the financial -
.the wisdom teeth don't have The tender of Ted Van approval regarding several staff statement for the period from
enough room to grow in Roestel, Woodham, for drainage appointments reported to the , January 1,-1971 to January 30,
properly and break through at a • of the playground at St. Mary's last meeting. The step had been 1971 was distributed to ,all
45 -degree . .angle, pointing • School in ' Goderich, was' overlooked at that time. members of the Board. '
directly at the second molars; • ,accepted. His bid was 40 cents Mr. Tokar also reported on July 12 was set as the date for
Unless _ countered, the eruptive per linear foot of drainage. The . the- allocation of . three new the next meeting of the Board.
force of the wisdom teeth can Boasd's'estimate for the work is • ' . ' . '
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damage or twist their, neighbours $1,200.00:,
out of position. 'Tenders are to be called
Other times, partial eruption' immediately, closing July 9, for
causes pain and swelling of painting to be done at several
surrounding gurus, - which is schools throughout tbe,system.
generally treated before The estimated cost of all the
extraction. Your dentist' may work deemed necessary is
refer you to an oral surgeon if $7,250.00. The committee is to
the condition is. bad. Extraction 'select tenders to a maximum of r It
can cost from $25 to $100 ' $7,000.00 on a priority •basis. - '
depending "on how ;far the tooth ..Tlw:z bafr nan ...expressed—the-The : Sunday drive sponsored • her 93rd birthday. The variety
is.,,.; parted,... rotor••, supporting•;'vAiope that=, -tenders; i t--hp`tnw e-"•br-qhe•• Exeter United Church program;•- with Jim Lawrie as
bone.
Rarely, complications mean'.
hospitalization.: With' today's
equ(pirent a dentist can usually
remove a wisdom tooth in less
than • 30 minutes barring
• complications."
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick JosepK
McDaid, RR 2, Goderich, are
pleased to' announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
eldest daughter, Mary 'May. to
'Mr. Robert Leonard De -Marco,
son of Mr., and Mrs. William De
Marco, Sarnia, Ontario. The
wedding will take place on
Saturday; -August 7, 1971, in St.
Peter's . Roman Catholic Church:
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Mrs. Glenwood Campbell, RR 7,
Lucknow, is pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of • her daughter
Gertrude of Goderich to Mr.
Joseph E. Fritzley, Goderich.
The marriage to take.place July
31, 1971, at 4 p.m., in' Knox
Presbyterian Chapel, Goderich.
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Mr. and Mrs, John Tebbutt, of
Clinton, are pleased to announce
• the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Patricia Anne, to
Mr. Paul Edward Dockstader,
' son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Dockstader, of Goderich. The
wedding will take place July 31,
1971, at North Street ' United
Church at, 4:30 p.m. - 27x •
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
3 BEDROOM
2, BEDROOM
5 APPLIANCES
COMPLETELY
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BROADLOOMED
-Phone
3964500
KINCARDINE
Saturday, Sunday
1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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enough to allow al the work to ' Men of Exeter' was completed chairman, • included vocal
be completed. ' ' last -Sunday for the 20 residents numbers by Mrs. Wittick and
A tender in the amount of who were not• able to go' last Jim Lawrie; duet' solos by Dorie
$1,595.00 ' from Thackery month.' .. • - Lynn Johnston, Florence Hesse!
;Roofing Ltd.. of Kitchener Was. The Christian. Reform Church and Susan Stret, accompanied:
accepted for repairs to -the 'roof ~ of Clinton held a service of song by Mrs'.' MtMcDougall,
of Mount Carmel School. An in the auditorium last Sunday i ngtru mentals by Angela:
evening led by Mr. Dick Roorda. • Duttman on accordion; with
The Clinton 'Kinettes program's several 'numbers by the group'
and tea, as well as several other which included Sheila' Franco,
activities, were held outdoors • Sharon 'Wittich, Grace Brown
last week owing to the -extreme and Jim - Lawrie. Following the
heat. Kin rtes Mary Hellen program each resident' received a
Clifford, Roxanne Brown, Marie piece of birthday. cake served by
Jefferson, Jean ,Jewitt, - Laurie members of_the legion. .
Corrie,• and Mary Jean 'Beattie-
served lunch and led,a sing song.
The auditorium was-lled to TeOC-her-s. •rcapacity on Friday night when fi.
the Blyth Legion held a birthday • sa I a i es
party for oneof their life
members, Mrs. Mary'- Taylor of
Huronview,; wlro was celebrating
directors, a $1,950. ,increment;
, for , the assistants to the
commercial directors, a- $950..
• increment; and for ' subject
chairman, a $1,000 ' increment.
Principals of the five county
high choots'•'were to receive a
4500 increase as they' had
- During the recent requested, bringing their salary
Convocation Exercises held at range to $20,250 to $21,250
depending upon rindividual
Western , University,. London, experience and the size of the
Blair Redmond received his school.
Bachelor of Arts degree): lie He is e Had this salary schedule been
the ..son of Mr. and Mrs. approved, by the 'teachers, it
Theodore Redmond of St• would have represented a total -
Augustine. , Mr. Redmond plans dollar increase, budget -wise, of -
to continue his studies. $152,400. .Of this amount,
• Huron County ratepayers woftid
Beef barbecue have paid about 40 percent.
through local property. taxes. --
-slated•. for ' WHAt'sAREAQ.?-_.,. *,
Seaforth
Salary, , Chairman , John '
Broadfoot notes that no
meetings' are scheduled 'for the
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•GOT,
YOU!
�.{..FOR....YOU
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How about one of these advertised specials'or come out
and see us for specials on our lot' frt"11 `d'`7j'e?e., For
example --Arriving Saturday — Just traded in ona new car,.
1969 Javelin SST two -door hardtop', V-8, automatic,
- .console, powersteering, radio, wide ovals, only 29,000
• miles, factory warranty .,remaining, carefully maintained by
local executive. Hurry far. -this one, it won't be here long.. '
Lic. K39149. '
AIR CONDITIONED.
1968 Chevrolet Caprice ' four -door hardtop, 327,..V-8,
autdmatic, power brakes, power steering, factory air, radio,
rear defogger, Royal Mastqr tires, wheel discs. Lic. K5871.
Well worth our asking priceiof •his week only .
$219999
1969 Plymouth Fury 11 two -door hardtop, V-8, automatle,
powersteering, radio, new whitewalls; -wheel discs, vinyl -
interior, spotless condition, well maintained, history
supplied. Lic. K33623. Feature Buy This Week Only '•,
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x1999°'
-•1969 Pontiac Laurentianfour-door sedan, features 350 V-8,
three -speed automatic, power brakes, -power steering, radio,
rear defogger, whitewalls, wheel discs etc Lic K62233 A
real straight car at only
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immediate future -with . .the
The Huron County Beef teachers"negotiators. •
Improvement Association is , , Will the secondary, schools in
sponsoring a beef barbecue and • ron County be open in -
dance Wednesday, July 21, atptember'? '
the Seaforth 'Memorial Centre. "I hope they will be," stated
Children's barbecue- tickets Broadfoot. • "This depends
and barbeeue'•and dance tickets entirely upon- the teaching staff
are ' ' available through Beef in 'this county and upon Mr.
Improvement directors and the (Warren) Brown of OSSTF.
O.D.A. and F. office 'it Clinton. Because the Federation has
Murray Cardiff ,arid Jack taken over it is' no longer a local
Knight of the Brussels area are situation." .
the barbecue specialists. 'What about parity' for Huron's'
teachers with the:teachers in the
surrounding rural•counties?
"There is no such thing as-
- 'Ode t 0 parity," says ,Broadfoot. "IC is
__....__-_ •- •---- ___._ -only--an-allusion--the-teachers-are--
,J using in negotiating."
S h a w, n- a -dog_ What. about , a recent
of -
Ile has bronze` flop eats near his
'statement by Warren Brown OSSTF that the, Huron Board 1's
• forehead. not interested in the ' academic
A bunch of white at his chin. ' aspects of education here?
His coal. of brown silk satin.' "The Huron County Board of
His muzzle of velvet dog skin. Education has approved . the
And when he walks he bounces. egbivalent of one teacher's time
Bounces right up to my thigh ., per year to keep the •-board
And snatches things from out informed concerning educational
my hand ' - matters , in this county," said•
•an, him one keeps an eYe. Broadfoot. "That decision was
He should have been called the reached at 'the :June meeting
highwayman ``; which was attended by'so many
But how were we to know. teachers."
That, thaT quivering bundle of ' He said. five • 'afternoon
Puppy' meetings are set for this fall to
Would ore day up and grow. discuss various educational
He's got things twisted. Why he roblems. '
• • - gowns us .. - pBroadfoot also stated that the
$19955 t We're here to serve his need, new special education program
To keep himbrushed and shiny for both elementary, and
And love him everyday. secondary schools throughout
lie cat can't understand it. , • •' .. the county is well as the
Time4be can't have his way. ' conversational French program
But he's still•only a big puppy' to begin this fall in the
And• has much learning to gain elementary schools should be.
.. And, with knowledge love and regarded•.�a.. evidence..that..,tilret
: HAYFIELD ROAD; HWY:. 24 'GODERIC1I, ONT. ' -^� beauty board of education in *Huron. is.
GORD MUNROE PHONE -524.8411 JOHN GRAF } -He'll steal all hearts again, vitally concerned with academie
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