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Iowa AND COUNTRY
LAUIFIEDS.
18. Services available 22. Lost and found
C& B
BUILDERS
"Builders for Today's
Building Needs"
Carpentry &
Cement Work
call
ALEX CHISHOLM
529-7714
DOUG BLACKER
524-8147
AFTTR'6:00 P.M.
GODERICH
CONCRETE FLOORS
Laying and .finishing
concrete floors , for
basements,
garages,
patios, driveways, Call
George Barralclough.
Phone 482-3291
BILL'S
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
Repairs to all makes of
major appliances.
CALL BILL DARRELL
CLINTON
482-9022
For ally your Carpet &
Upholstery cleaning
needs, call .
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
Our steamvalla Power -
brush method gets the
deep down dirt, others
miss.
'Phone 524-8892
Free Estimates
NO' t‘C/'
fQ'�CI STEEL
,t*0 ALUMINUM
GALVANIZED
FREE ESTIMATES
MgTES
O'MALLEY
EAVES TROUGHING
AND LIGHTNING RODS
TEESWATER
PHONE: 392-6740
21. Personal
ARE YOU UNATTACHED,
separated, single or
divorced? Meet the special
person. Apply P.O. Box 104,
Owen Sound, N4K 5P1.
Please state age. -51,52,12
Would anyone who struck a
marble cover extending
above the road surface on
Suncoast Drive at Bayfield
Road, on the 28th of June
1979, or having knowledge of
anyone else doing so please
call 524-8396 days, or
evenings 524-7118.-52
WHEELCHAIRS
—WALKERS
The Humanitarl'a-n Service
Committee of the Goderich
Oddfellow and Rebekah
Lodges hare equipment for
loan. Contact Amos
Osbaldeston, 524-9623 or
Fred Fritzley, 524-
72I7.-39eowar
Indoor or outdoor
One room or every room
{j
LOST - four m th old kitten,
male, white ith` orange
markings, vicinit Wiest and
Wellington Streets,
children's pet. Phone 524-
7481.-51,52,.a
23. Miscellaneous
CEDAR BROOK
RETIREMENT LODGE
semi private ac-
commodation available for
Ladies and Gentlemen.
- Reasonable rates, excellent
homecooked meals, ser-
vices. Good central Port
Elgin location. Call 1-832-
2962.-37tf
24. Business
opportunities
WANT more out of life? .A
little extra,lnoney can give a
lot of .extra living. Earn
extra income as neigh-
borhood Amway distributor
of nationally known
products. -For appointment
call 482-7728 evenings and
week ends.-50-52s.d.
26. Births
CARR
Mr. and Mrs. Gordo Carr
would like to announce. the
birth of their baby girl,
Heather Lynn, December 14,
1979 weighing 6 Ib. 13 oz. at
St. Joseph's Hospital,
London. -52
RIEHL
Robert and Nancy Riehl of
Goderich are pleased t�
announce the birth of their
son, Ryan Robert, weighing
.7 lb. 73/4 oz. on December 20,
1979 at Goderich Hospital. -
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30. In memoriam
CAMPBELL
In loving memory of a dear
friend John Campbell, who
went to be with the Lord
December30, 1969.
To everything there is a
season.
A time to weep and a time to
laugh.
A time to mourn, and a time
to rejoice.
He has made everything
beautiful in His time.
Remembered joy can break
the heart
But who even on the darkest
day
Would have missed the joy!
Remembered, Missed and
Loved by friends - Jim and
Brenda Thompson. -52x
31. and of thanks
McKENZIE
We wish to express sincere
appreciation to our friends
for their thoughtful ex-
pressions of sympathy
during the Toss of our dear
mother and' grandmother,
Norma, McKenzie. Thanks
also to Doctors Walker and
Thomson, and the nurses and
staff at Alexandra Hospital
and Stiles Funeral Home. -
Arnold and Carol Best and
family.-52AR
YOUNG
The nephews and nieces of
the late Marshall Roy Young
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Auburn WI celebrates Christmas
Candles, real holly
chrysanthemums and
decorated .Christmas tre
adorned the Aubur
Community Me -moria
Hall for the annual W.I
Christmas meeting.
The guests were
welcomed by the
president, Mrs. Eleanor
Bradnock, who was in
charge of the meeting. It
was opened with the Ode,
the Mary Stewart Collect
and 0 Canada with Mrs.
Kenneth McDougall as
pianist.
After welcoming, the
president read a poem,
His Coming.
The minutes of the
November meeting were
accepted as read by the
secretary, Mrs. Robert
Peck.
Mrs. Thomas Haggitt
reputed that the dessert
spoons had been pur-
chased and the members
decided to again sponsor
the spring 4-H club - Your
Corner of the World. Mrs..
Donald Cartwright and
Mrs. John Hildebrand
will be leaders.
A thank -you note was
received from the Family
and Children's Services
for the donation of $29 to
assist with Christmas
giving.
Mrs. Lillian Letherland
gave her card report and
read thank you notes
received, She had
delivered the Christmas
cards to the shut-ins and
paid them a visit.
Mrs. Donald Cart -
right reported on the
ecent, Achievement
ight for the Needlepoint
roject held at Lon-
esboro.
The members voted to
erve coffee and cookies
when "Auburn As it
as", is presented early
the New Year.
Mrs. Frank Raithby
ported that more labels
ave come in and urged.
1 to save Maple Leaf,
ork and Canada
ackers labels to help
y supplies for the stall
tchen.
The program was led
the .program. Con-
ner, Mrs. Gordon
amney and it --,begat
th a sing -song led 15y;,
s. Chamney with Mrs.
nneth McDougall at
piano.
A reading, Let's Think
Christmas was read by
s. Lillian Letherland.
piano solo, A Medley
Christmas Songs, was
yed by Mrs.
merson Rodger. -
"Books of the- Bible"
test was held by Mrs.
wrence Plaetzer: The
verend Wayne Good
Mrs. Donald Haines
re the winners.
solo, Star of the East,
s sung by Mrs. Gordon
mney.
rs. Frank Raithby
oduced the speaker of
afternoon, the
erend Wayne Good of
Auburn Chapel. He
e an inspiring
istmas
istmas message of the
chapter of John, The
d - The Miracle of
stmas.
rs. Donald Haines
ked Mr. Good and on
If of the members,
ented him with a gift.
duet, Silver Bells,
sung by Mrs.
Thomas Jardin and Mrs
a Donald Haines.
e The roll call was an
P swered by introducin
1 the guest each ha
• bought. Those wh
didn't bring guests, san
the Christmas carol
Away in a Manger.
Mrs. Jardin sang th
Christmas greeting to all
We Wish Your a Merry
Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
After wishing all a
Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year, the
meeting was closed with
the Queen and Grace.
The committee for the
program was Mrs.
Gordon Chamney, Mrs,
Kenneth McDougall and
Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer.
Nearly 40 ladies and one
gentleman were served a
Christmas lunch around a
small decorated 'table.
The lucky cup was held
by Mrs. David Scott, the
lucky plate by Mrs. Beth
Lansing and the lady with
the r newest permanent
was Mrs. Arnold Craig.
LIONS CLUB
A brightly decorated
Christmas tree and other
decorations made a good
setting for the annual
Christmas party spon-
sored by the Auburn and
District Lions Club.
Lion- president, Bill
Rober• son, welcomed all
and yished all the
childr. A, a good time.'
Donald Haines
operated the projector for
the film, Charlotte's Web,
A Christmas Carol by
Charles Dickens, The Gift
and Pups is Pups. The
films had been obtained
by Stephen Campbell and
Al Luna."
Between the films,
carol singing was led by
Mrs. James Schneider
with Mrs. Fred Lawrence
as pianist.
To the song, Here
Comes Santa Claus,
Santa appeared and
talked to the children and
then gave out bags of
candy to over 75 children.
Auburn residents are
reminded to keep the
weekend of January 26
and 27 free to enjoy the
Auburn Sno-Fest
weekend sponsored by
the Auburn and District
Lions Club.
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wish_to.thank. those who sent- - than
floral tributes and ex- beha
pressions of sympathjr. pres
Thanks also to Stiles Funeral"` A
Home.-52AR 9
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FOR ALL YOUR
LIGHTING NEEDS
If we haven't got it in stock
..chock our catalogues
PIER
LIGHTING
STUDIO
62 WEST ST.
524-2;61
tw tturr oar raw
May your New Year
be capped with joy
in every direction.
Thanks from us to you.
DOMINION
30 VICTORIA ST NORTH GOOERICH 5)4 65ST
euchre party held every
Tuesday evening at 8
p.m. in the hall are as
gi • follows: novelty -Mrs.
d Lillian Letherland; high
o lady - Mrs. Ross
g Robinson; low lady -
, _Adeline Allen; high mail -
Elliott Lapp; and low
e man Ross Robinson.
Most lone hands prizes
SOCIAL NEWS
Winners at the weekly
for the first half of
season: Women - first
prize - Mrs. Kathy'Rody,
second - Adeline Allen,
and third - Mrs. James
Glousher; men - first -
Douglas Glousher,
second - Kenneth
McDougall and third -
Stan Dennis.
Ding dong
. from page
the town bill1
ed the county just over $300.
McCabe said he had contacted the firm that
services the chimes and learned that parts and
equipment areanp longer available. He said the
town is now waiting a price to have the chimes
replaced.
McCabe said if the chimes can be replaced by
a cassette tape council will decide If the work is
done. He added that if the clocks and
everything need replacing the matter will
probably be decided by the county.
Ministries disagree
• from page 1
would affect the general operation of the rest of
the hospital.
Bill Gregg said this week, he wanted to see
facts and figures concerning the proposed
savings by moving the unit. He said he just
couldn't see how that kind of money could be
saved since many essential services were being
provided by the ministry of social and com-
munity services in the rent arrangement.
Elmer Taylor said the facts and figures are
all contained in the report of Woods, Gordon
personnel. That report was presented to the
board at its December meeting, was won't be
made public until the members have had time
to study it.
Taylor said this week, Woods, Gordon per-
sonnel would be in Goderich at the January
meeting of the board to answer any questions
the board may have concerning the study and
the recommendations.
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VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE
2• mi. South of Clinton
SPECIAL
H O LID -A Y-- SWIM
Monday, December 24th
50
Wednesday, January 2, 1980
3- 4:30 p.m.
Regular recreation swim also
in effect.
Pool will be closed Dec. 25/79
Dec. 26/798 Jan. 1/80
To Everyone...
MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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together...
ALEX JEFFREY CHARLIE BRUINSMA
VIC FOX
KEN THOMPSON
EDNA JEFFREY
MARJORIE McQU1RE
PAUL ZURBRIGG
ANNA MELSKI
to wish all our
friends and customers a
Very happy and prosperous
New Year
OPEN: mon„ to Fri., 10 a.m, to 9 p.m,
Sat., 10 o.m. to 6 p.m.
Phone 524.9449
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