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OWN AND COUNTRY
LASSIFIELDS
16. PERSONAL
IX) YOU have marriage Air family
• prc;blems? . The Ministry of Com-
munity Sc' Social Services offers htdp-
'. in the frim) of marriage latfirl�,
.counsellinge
either in your home or
in t W Office, 199
Josephine Street. For appointment,
Phone 3511-3:370.--$r
15. PUBLIC NOTICE.,
I. will no longer be responsible for
any debts incurred by my wife, Alice
Elaine, as . of .September 26,
1974. -Frank E. Sch-
midt. --39,40, 41 x
PULSIFER MUSIC
MAIN ST.
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
Phone 527-0053
NOV)! OPEN
Ow Pianos, Organs and
utters
STOREpI1OURS -
Mon. and Tues. 3:30 to 6 p.m.
WED, - CLOSED
„Th re. 3:30 to • 6 p.m.
Friday -S 9" a.m. to 9 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m, to 6 p.m.
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OUNTY OF HURON
TRE
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ARftE
ASURER'S SALE'
F LANDS IN
AR,'S•OF TAXES
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a tax sale will be held in the
Council Chambers of the Court
House,,:Goderich, on Tuesday,
December 10, 19'4 at 10:00°a.m.
re any unpaid taxes still out-
standing at that date, as shown
on the lis t published in the On-
tario Gazette on September 7,
,4,41 1974
. ,� . .;
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
'GIVEN that if any of the unsaid
.,lands remain unsold, an adjoUr-
ned sale will be held on
.Tuesday, December 17, 1974 at
the same hour and place.
Usti of the
may be sec
the Court Ho
tarlo.
JO
properties ihvolved
red at my Office in
use, Goderich, On
HN' G. BERRY
Treasurer
TY OF AtiliON
COUN
19.. BUSIiNESS
OPPORTUNITIES
Need extra money? Don'twait
till Christmas; do it now. Phone
349-2469 or write Watkins, Box
101; Lakeside, Ont. for ,details.
39,38b
21. BIRTHS
.,;CROWN: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, Ontario, oh September
18th, 1974, to Mr. and -Mrs. Ronald
Crown, RR 2, Goderich, Ontario, a
daughter, Julie Ann Marie.-
BANTER:
arie.
BANTER: At Alexandra Hospital,
God ich, Ontario, on September
19t 1974, to Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Ba ter, RR 2, Goderich, Ontario, a
dao ter, Tanya Esther.
RIEGLING: At' Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, Ontario, on
September 20th, 1974, to Mr, and
Mrs. Max Riegling, RR 3, Lucknow,
Ontario, a son, Dean Adam. °
HARVEY: At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, Ontario, • on September
23rd, 1974, to Mr. arid Mrs. Ronald
Hatwey, Goderich, Ontario, a
daughter, Amber Elizabeth,
23. ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. • and Mrs. Carl Schneiker an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Jane, to Mr.
Donald Kenneth Attain, of Toronto,
son .of Mrs. Allain and the late Mr.
Claude Main. The marriage' to
take lace 'at St. Peter's Roniari
Catholic Church, Goderich;' Friday,
October . 1 1.; 1974, at • 7:00
o'clock. -39x
Mrs. Elmer Sproul," RR 3, Auburn,
is pleased to announce the
engagement of her daughter, Linda
,Jean, to. tarry James Johnston, son
of Mr. and Mrs; Stewart Johnston,
Blyth: The marriage is to'take place
October. 4, 1974, at 7 p.m. in Lon
desboro United Church, Lon-
d'esboro,-39
Heather Jean, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Asher, Goderich, and
Robert Norman, son of . Mr. and
Mrs, Norman Nichol; Willowda•le,
will be wed on Saturday, October
19th, Heather and Bob will ex-
' change vows in the chapel of -Knox
Presbyterian, Church at seven
o'clock in the evening. -39x
25.. IN °MEMOR1AM••
26: CARD -OF THANKS .
COOKE: The sympathy of our
many friends and relatives has been
a great comfort to us in the loss of
our dear grandson and nephew. 'A
special thanks to the doctors and '
nurses at University Hospital, Lon-
don, also Rev. Warr for the wonder,
fol rpessage he left with us. Your
kindness wilt always, be rernem-
bered.--Grandmother Cooke, Aunts
and Uncles. -39
VANDERLINDE: I wish to express
my sincere thanks`to ray neighbors
and friends for all their cards,
flowers, gifts, phone calls and visits
while I was a patient at Goderich
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr:
Wallace and the hospital
staff. -,--Margaret Vanderlinde.-39x
STRAUGHAN: I would like to take
this opportunity to say thank you to
all the kind people who visited me
while a patient in the Goderich
Hospital and for the gifts of flowers
and . cards, It was wonderful -to
know you had so many kind friends.
Also to the hospital for cafe, from
doctors, , nurses and help, again.
--many thanks—Olive
Straughan.-39 Y
OVERHOLT: In .loving memory of •
a: dear husband and father who
.passed Maway. September 29, ,1972.
The •gates of memory ;will never
close,- •
We miss you 'more than anyone
knows;
With tender' love and deep regret,
We . who' love, you will .never, forget.
—Ever remembered and sadly.
missed -'by Elma and Mary
Ann. -39 . y• • •
AIR
'All interested persons are cordlalili invited to an
open meeting for the_ purpose • of assembling
ideas for development of Sky Harbour Airport
now owned by the Town of Goderich,..as, a
municipal enterprise.
N OTIC E
aV
PORT MEETING
Open meetin
9th, .194, at 8
the AsSessme
Terrace.
a , J. H
g emailed for Wednesday,- October
O'clock p.m. in the Board Room of
nt Office, rear entrance, Gloucester'
AROLD WALLS, A.M.C.T., C,M:C.
Town Administrator
BULLETIN BOARD
MAPLE LEAF CHAPTER IODE
regular. meeting, Tuesday, October
1st, 8:15 p:m., at the home of Mrs.
Harold Bettger, West Street: All
knitting and sewing to be returned
at this meeting. -39,
- THIS WEEK'S
Winners
CLUB NO. 1
STEVE LITTLE
CLUB NO. -2
'MARY JOHNSTON
CLUB NO.'3•.
SHEILA' WHITEHEAD.
.
You can.be next
Nothing; to buy
Nothing to lose
Enquire today •
N. T. 'ORMANDY
DIAMOND SPECIALIST
•GODERICH'
D•
ODERIOH `SIGNAL -STAR, THI RSDARY, SEPTEMBER
AIIRURN AND flISTRJCT NEWS •
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1974 -- PAGE 11
NEW REC COMMITTEE
The Auburn Recreational
Committee' plan .a community
canvass to raise $1500 starting
September 10 to October 5th to
provide, recreational facilities
for all ages.
Several meetings have been
held with representatives from'
the, •department,• township and
village officials during the sum-
mer rnonths to get this project
started.
The six acre site,surrounding
Auburn Community Memorial
hall owned' by the- Auburn
Athletic Association is the
proposed site. It is planned to
have it suitably landscaped to
include a play area with
swings, sandboxes etc., a, soccer
field, ball diamond, horseshoe
courts and picnic area with bar-
becues.
Keith Arthur was named
president and- Mrs. Robert
Slater is secretary -treasurer
with the following 'committ'''ees:
Grounds committee,- .Sandy„
Andrews, chairman, Gordon
Miller, Thomas Haggitt,. Harry
BracYley, Randy Machan, Gor-
don Powell, Lloyd Machan,
Donald Plunkett, Greg Arthur.
and Dave Gldusher. .
Equipment committee, Fred
Lawrence, chairman, Jim
Glousher, Bill Seers, Allan.
Craig, -Jim Schneider, Bob
Slater, `Bob- 'Arthur, Wayne
Powell, Ken Machan.
Socias committee, Mrs: Bob
Slater, chairman, Mrs. Donald
Cartwright, Mrs. George
Hebert, . Mrs.' Bill Andrews,
Mrs. Jim Glousher, Mrs. Allan
Caldwell, Mrs. Alvin Plunkett,
Faye Seers, Judy Van Dongen,
Linda Van Dongen; Lynn Man-
-sell. y.
Activities, Brian Craig, chair-
man, Russel Garrison, Susan
Thompson, Nancy Anderson,
:Mrs. Ian • Clark, Frank Van
Don -gen, Mrs. Ernie Niblock,
Connie Trommer, Jayne Ar-
thur, June Machan, Phil Ar-
thur. -
Fund raising committee,
"Keith Arthur, chairman, Ross
Robinson, Jim 'Towe,' Elmer
Trommer, Mrs. Ross Daer,
Mrs. Sandy Andrews, Mrs.
Frances Clark, Glen Naylor,
Doug Naylor; Trudy ,Machan,
Lynn Turner. .
The Huron,
(aunty Health Un
invites you
toattend the'
EXPECTANTPARENT��
tDU(ATION (LASSES
being
� y
hel
Goderich - comencin
0:36' p?n. w>
• Wingharn - :c'ommencin
9130 p.nt.
Clinton - comnmencing
9:30 p:m:
.Exeter - commencing '0
9:30
Would,any6ne who is Interested please pre register by.6:ailing
1-800.265-4435 toll' free or your nearest Health Unit office at the
'following numbers: °
Brussels 897-9331; Clinton•482-331>6;LLExeter 235.10174;Goderich
.4624-8301; Seaforth 527.1243; •W1ngham 357.2264.
d in the following areas: •
g 'October 15, 1974 .High Schsol - 7:30
.October 16, 1974 •- Health Unit 7:30,-
October 17,' 1974 Health' Unit - 7:30 -
ctober 2i, 1974 Health Unit • 7:30
-C
Both hrisbande artd wlves
,in the, discussions.
M1
are Invited.to attend and partlelpa'te
t
17 ACRES standing field corn 'for
silage or cobs. Phone 5t4-6443,-39
THIRTEEN pigs, from 'top quality
Hybrid�,sow. Phone 82-3141.•.39
LIVESTOCK
PUREBRED serviceable Hamp-
shire boars, R.O P. tested and com-
mercial. Also York Cross Landrace '
boars and Open Gilts.- Call Bob •
Robinson, RR 4, Walton, phone
1.A -2317,---39x
PET STOCK
SHANNAHWOOD
MINUS -
Registered Irish Setters
Puppies Usually Avallabl°e` .
Stud 9erv1ca ,
,Boarding for ° ons &, Oats
5 2 6-7232' -$•
Antiques For Sale . By
Established Ontario, Dealers
Antique Show & Sale.
.0ct.. 4, 5'81 6th..
Sarnia,, Ont,
Holiday inn"by the Bridge
Admission _ 1 -- Door Prize
OC f. 5
t•
,j p.m: 10 p.m. Nan• 10 km:
OCT: '6
Noon • e pr.m.
— Honorable ;Norman Rog, t
„ Chapter, hO.b.E, •
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mis'S' Linda Sproul was
honored with`, a bridal "shower '
last Monday - evening when
friends and neighbours
gathered prior to her marriage
next month. ' •
The Sunday school room Was
tastefully decorated with •pink
wedding bells and pink and
rose streamers. Corsages were
pinned on Linda by h Mrs.
Harold B aechler; oh the bride's
Mother, Mrs. Marian Sproul by
Mrs. William Robertson; a•nd
the brute :, „M. • "f her, Mrs. .
William Stewart by Mrs. Ken-
neth Scott."
Mrs, Kenneth Scott was in
charge ofa the program which
began: with a bifigo contest led
by Mrs. Harold Baechler. The
winner was `Arva Ball's
Readings were given by Mrs.
Elmer Trommer.
An elimination contest •was
conducted by Mrs. Kenneth„
Scott and the winner was Con-
nie Trommer.
The gifts were carried in by
Janice Daer, Julie" Deer, Janey
Arthur, Faye Seers, Vickey
.Powell, Vickey Delbergue and
Jackie Delbergue. Mrs. Ross
Daer read an, ,address ` of
congratulations in" verse form
composed by herself to Linda.
Mrs. Allan Craig made,an at-
tractive hat of bows and rib-
bons and placed it on the guest
of honor's head.
Linda thanked her friends
for the gifts and invited
everyone to come to open house
at her home on' geptember 29.
Lunch was served by neigh-
bours.
GRANDMAS HONORED
The ,grandmothers of the
community were guests at the
September- meeting c -of the
Auburn Women's Institute
held last week ',in -the Com
Inunity Memorial hall.
- The meeting was in the
change of the president Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt. Mrs. Frank
'Raithby led the members' and
guests in a memorial'service.for
two departed members. Mrs.
Eleanor Bracnock placed a
rose in memory of Mrs. Robes t
Phillips, a charter• life member
and a rose' for Mrs. Mabel
Brooks. Mrs. - Raithby read
Psalm 23 followed . by
meditation and prayer. Mrs.
Bradnock closed the service ley
singing. Beyond the Sunset ac-
companied by Mrs. 'Donald
Haines.
' The minutes of the previous
meeting were accepted as read
by. the secretary, Mrs. Donald
Haines. An invitation to
-Goderich was accepted for Oc•
tober 3 and• plans were made to
attend the Women's Tnstitutes
of Huron County Rally on., Oc-
• tuber 7 at'' B"russela.;" " *
A 'letter - of thanks was read
from the Erland"Lee committee
for quilt .block which had been
made by Mrs- ° Catherine
Jackson"fov the Branch. It Was'
announced thatthe Ball Board
'rti:mmage and bake sale would
be held on October 26.
Plans Were made t'o:entertain
Blyth; Londesboro 'and
Dungannon branches at the Oc-
tober meeting. ' The Card report
was given by Mrs. Andrew
Kirk'connell'-:arid she- also- read
• the thank -you notes. .
Roll call was .ans*e red by
each naming a skill their gran-
dmother taught *them. A sing-
song was led by Mrs. Celia -
Taylor and Mrs. Catherine
Jackson' played a piano 'solo.
Mrs. Williarn- Empey, 'in-
troduced' the guest speaker,
Mrs. Jack Armstrong who..
showed pictures and gave com-
mentary on their trip to the
Maritimes and Newfoundland
this summer. Mrs. T'homa's
Lawlor thanked Mrs. Arm-
strong and presented her with a
gift.
•
Mrs. Empey gave the motto,
"He who sews courtesy reaps
friendship and he- litho plants
kindness gathers love." In her
paper she told about the life of
patiline McGibbon, -Lieutenant-,
Governor of Ontario. `
A parade of hats; decorated.
with flowers and vegetables
was held with °about 15 taking
part. The judges were Mrs. R.-
Kotlpmans, Mrs, Norman Wood
and Mrs. Norman McDowell.
The first prize for the flower
hat went to Mrs. -Thomas
Haggitt and second to Mrs. Ed
Davies. The best vegetable hat
was worn by Mrs. Leonard Ar-
chambault and second prize
went to Mrs. `Donald Cart-
wright.
The • prize for birthday
nearest the founding of the first
W.I.I. at Stoney Creek on
February "19th went to ,Mrs.
Frank" Raithby. The prize for
the grandmother who moved
the farthest after marriage
went to Mrs. Donald Haines
and the 'grandmother with the
oldest grandchild was Mrs.
Broughton.
Lunch of strawberry short-
cake and ice cream was served
by .Mrs. Williarii' Empey, Mrs.
Thomas Lawlor, Mrs. Torrance
'Tabb and,, Mrs'. Ed Davies.
•
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ,
'Floral arrangements and
bouquets of roses and autumn
flowers made an attractive set-
ting for the Septetrtber meeting
of . the Auburn Horticultural
Society held .in. the Community
Memorial Hall. • '
• -President. Mrs.'' Kenneth
Scott --was i.n .charge of the
•
Rq
meeting.
An impressive memorial ser-
vice for members who had
passed away was conducted by
Mrs. Frances Clark. She con ,
McLelland family picnic at
Belmont. •
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Swick of
Florida and his daughter, Mrs
Stanley 'McNeil and • Mr.
McNeil of Welland visited last
Saturday with``Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Johnston, Miss Laura
Phillips and Mr.. Robert
Phillips.
Mrs. Thpnias • H•altam is a
patient in Victoria hospital,
London. •
Mrs. Marguerite Chopin and
Mrs. Ruth Giffen of Guelph `
called on relatives and friends
in the village last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Luther Morley
of Alsia Craig visited last Wed-
nesday with ' her sister, Mrs.
Celia Taylor,
- Elmer .Trommer. ` spent the
weekend with relatives at Cain-
,
bridge:
Walter, Wagner is a patient
in -Clinton Public. Hospital.
-The sympathy of friends inn
this community is extended to
Mars. Thomas Wilson and her
daughter, Mrs.'Norrnan Wight -
man and Mr. Wightinan on the
death of her husband and
father, Mr. Thomas Wilson. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Wilson and
family were", residents of the
village a number of years ago.
Miss Luella Johnston of Lon-
don visited last Saturday with
Mrs. Celia Taylor.
The road from Walton to
Carlow' is being resurfaced and -
the crew have just passed the
village going west, by the
weekend.
Mr. and 'Mrs': Norman
Richardson of Perth visitedlast
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Davies: .' A •
Mrs. Ar.nold,Craig visited -on
the weekend with her sister,
Miss Jean Hamilton at
Oshawa".
'Cartwright Cartwright won . third.
place' in the 15 and under for
bench rest at St." Catharines
recently when the Ontario Muz-
-.zleloading Association held
thei>n competitions.
4-H
The first meeting of,Puburn I
4-H Club was held at -the home
of the leader, Wanda 'Plaetzer.
The election of officers took
place and the 'results . were
president- Doris ,Naylor, .vice-
president. -Lorraine Chamney;
secretary Judy Van Dongen;
• eluded by 'reading the poem, and r press reporter, Jayne Ar
Why .Flowers Are Made. thur.
The minutes were approved - • The leaders Wanda Plaetzer
as read Eby the ;secretary, Mrs. and Margaret Franken, led in a ,
, Beth Lansing. The 'financial discussion on hospitality in the --
,tatement was given by Mrs. home followed by demon-
EleanoiP Bradnock. strations ° how to take correct
Roll call was answered by measurements. Different ideas :.
naming the most distant place ' wereg'
iven on the hostess files
ou have ever vis ed. _door
y , which the members have • to
prizes were won by Mrs. Ross • make: Wanda` explained 'about •
Rdbinson and Mrs. Donald flower arranging and Lorraine
•Haines. Chamney made a lovely
Greetings• from- the' :Ontario arrangement using gladioli and
i Horticultural Society were greenery:
brought by Mrs., William Klie • The - se :and meeting of
of Hanover, district president Auburn T was held at the home
'of No. 8. ' • of Judy and Linda Van
Mrs. Scott• introduced the
o- ,Dongen. Doris Naylor. opened
guests the'evening,,Mr. and the meeting with the. 4-H
Mrs. J.A. Brodie of Toronto pledge and minutes were accep-
who showed pictures, of their ted as read by ,the secretary,
world,cruiseof'27,000 miles to Judy Van Dongen, •
`Hawaii, Figi, New Zealand; Roll call was answered by
Australia, Hong, Kong and each girl telling.why they liked
Japan. The -couple gave in- to entertain. Wanda "Plaetzer
teresting commentary. Mrs. Edand Margaret Franken led the .
Davies- thanked Mr,.' and. Mrs. .discussion .on table - setting,
Brodie for sharing their trip • table 'service and manners.
with members. -
Mrs. Celia Taylor gave a BRIDE FETED
° ".
report of the District 8 annual' • -'
report held this` year at ,Owen Miss Connie' Hickey was"'
..Sound. • .honored recently with a bridal
A smorgasbord lunch was shower •in the St. Augustine.
served by Mrs°Dona+d Baines, 'parish, hall. 'Mr=s. Raymond
.Mrs. Thomas, Haggttt, - Mrs. Boyle was in charge of the.
Trommer and ,.ltlrs• program;.and coridutted various
Frances Clark.games and contests,• ' .
▪ Margaret Franken also had a
"contest. The 'winner was
Joanne Hickey: ° --
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald - An . •.,, address: `of ,
Damude of Waterdown visited congratulations was "read °`by
a couple of days last week with
N yrs. Raymond Boyle and,Con
r"Mrs. Beth Lansing. p hie wasp"invited to sit on the
Each member answered the
roll call° by telling why they
liked, to entertain. Cathy
McClinchey read a paper' on
good eating techniques ' and
thentable settings were
discussed. Ever' day • setting,
special . occasion china and
crystal 'were all discussed,
Marie Empey led in a question -a
nairej onthese topics.
please ad to social news.
Mrs. Warner Andrews is a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Lown bowlers
plan improved
ao
'TS facilities
The. Goderich Lawn Bowling•
Club held their Annual
Meeting Thursday, September •
19th,, and the new slate of of-
ficers for the 1975 season are as
follows: G.D. (Ted) White -
president; Harold Knisley -
vice-president; Harry
Shackleton - secretary; Lloyd
Young - treasure Harold
Montgomery membership;
Lorne Webb, Earl Allison 'and
Fred Richardson - greens and
maintenance; . Osmond Fa'lsner
- ` evening games;; rank'
Mcllwain afternoon ames;
Lee Ryan - invitational,
tour-
naments.
The well attended meeting
was ,held at,,the Maitland Golf
and Country Chub where a
delightful buffet dinner was
served, and a /pleasant social
"evening was enjoyed following
the business meeting.
At the m eting the heads of
the vario s committees gave.
their pr gress reports . and •
many 'n w projects are' planned
for 19 some of which.,are all
new • ditchboards, to be' in- .;
stal d, new and more, modern
lig ting of- the greens, fencing
r placed and ,repaired, greens
op dressed, re -seeded and fer-
tilized in preparation for Dad-
ditional grooming in the spring
of 75.
SECRETARIAL. PROGRAM'
• ,
-tf"you are stili•debating whether to continue
your :education, ' The Clinton Centre of
Conestoga College dap offer you immediate
entry" "into Its full-time, post -secondary
Secretarial Program, This. .interesting
program will enable )Lou to enter' executive,
medical, or legal seeretorial-areas°: For fur- ,
ther information contact the Clinton 'Centre,
Adastraf''•-Park Road,• ,Clinton, Ontario.
•
Telephone' 482-3458.
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OF APPLIED ARTS
-AND TECHNOLOGY.
. ,
IfT TEAR BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
4.°>
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4 The Stratford Centrea°of Conestoga'CoIlege
will be acceptIngaregIstrations fo.r Veit 1 of
the Busin-eis Administration Program •for a
few more d ys. If you ,are Interested' In en-
,,' tering ..an interesting -and rewarding post-
seodndary °-program,. glye us •a call et 270
Water Street, Stratford. Telephone.; 271-5700.E
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Of APPL•IED- ARTS
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''SOCIAL NEWS
Mr° and Mrs. Barnby Cade decorated chairs on ,the plat -
arid faMily►°of ,St: Marys visited ford along with her sister,
on the weekend with het° sister, ' Joanne Hickey and friend, Bon-
Mrs. Elmer .Trommer, Mr; nie Veenstra.
Trommer and- Miss Connie. The gifts were brdught in by
Weekend guests with Mrs. .Anne Boyle, Mary -Anne Boyle,
PBeth Lansing were Mr. and„ Mary Ellen Foran and
Mrs. Allison' Gardhouse of "M Margaret Foran.
Midland Miss Vicky Gar -"Connie thanked itveryone for
dhouse of Toronto and Mr. Don the, lovely gifts and invited all
Mc`tauirter of Hamilton. to come to open h-pu•se 44 her
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Elliott home:• -
visited on the weeks d with her The evening closed with, a
parents; Mr. 'arid Mrs. Gordon delicious lunch served by the
Miller, ' • St.- Augustine, t.W.L.
Mrsr, William Rueger and
tCarOl of RF 2 Clinton, Mr, and
Mrs. Dennis Rugger, .'Sherry
and 'Julie of -,Lyndon and"Mr.
and Mrs: .Borden Jenkins of
'W'ingham were gurid47. visitors
°.With Mr. -and Mrs. Don Cart-;,
Wright, David, Derrick and
Lorne, , • : - -''' - -
Mr. and Mrs, -Ed Davies
recently' ,''attended the
,4-H
The second meeting of the
Auburn 'Teen -With Enter-
tainers 4-I-1 dub • was , held at
the home of Miss Marie Emmy.
The president, Lynn Turner
was in Oa* of meeting which
was ° opened with the e4-14
pledge4. a « . c
11. TENDERS-
OWydntarioro
WESTERN REGION:_l
JANITORIALSERVICE FOR
CLINTON AREA 'OFFICE
Ontario Hydro invitee .contrac
tors to submit tenders to
provide j itorial services for.
the Clinton Area Office.
-Tenders will be received up to 2
P.M. EDT; Wednesday, October
2, 1974.
The janitorial service is to be
for a three-year period com
mencing November 1, 1974, and
ending on October- 31, 1977.
Tendering documents -may be
obtained:. • •
.From: 77 Bloor, Street West
3rd Floor Reception Desk
Toronto, Ontario .
OR .'
—Area Office •.
Clinton, Ontario
-Writp: Director of Supply
'620 pniversity4Alienue
Toronto, Ontario
M5G 1X6
a
,Phone 3684767
Ext 22458
• Thelender
• ,
lowest °
west or any rtendetwill
not • necessarily
be, accepted.
07/8''(
Guarante"ed
Investment
Certificates;
W.E. (TED) WILLIAMS
BUS. 524-7102, RES. 124-7665