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Looby Wins Contract
Looby Construction Ltd. have
been awarded a Department of
Highways Contract for grading,
drainage, granular base, hot mix
paving and structure on Kings
Highway No. 21. This is the
Pine River Bridge, located 4.6
miles north of Highway No. 86.
The contract price is $118,-
194.72.
Huron Spreads
Cost Over 2 Years
Fine mg of the new $100,-
000 Assessment•uilding for the
Comityof Huron, next to the
jail in Goderich, will be carried
out over a two-year period
with $60,000 being allocated
• this year, the balance payable
in 1969, Huron County Council
decided at its final sitting of
the •June Session in Goderich
last week.
Two by-laws to this effect were
presented fo Council at the
closing sitting. By-law number
.42-68 was given three readings
and passed. to finance the ad-
ditional accortunodation. By-law
number 43-68 authorizing erec-
tion of the addition was given
two readings,' the third reading
being subject to approval of
the Ontario Municipal Board,
wistieh Must be obtained before
proceeding with construction.
If this approval is forthcom-
ing, the architects, Snider, Hug -
et and March, Waterloo, will
prepare plans and call for ten-
ders. When tenders are receiv-
ed, Huron County Council will
INVEST
Ina
Guaranteed
Trust
Certificate
DONALD G.
EATON
Office in Masonic Block
Main St., SEAFORTH
Phone 527-1610
be reconvened as required to
approve acceptance of tenders
for the new building. ,
In any case, the architects
have been instructed to have the
new Assessment Building ready
for occupancy not later than
December 15; 1968.
The new building will be two
storeys bigh to accommodate
the assessment departmehf •on
the mein floors, the second floor,
to be reserved as the need
arises. This plan would com-
plete the first stage of an over-
all plan for future county ac-
commodation.
The new building will have
overall dimensions of about 65
feet frontage by about 37 feet
depth, thus providing about 2,-
500 square feet of space on each
floor. It will be of cement block
and brick contructign, asbestos
tile floor, suspended ceiling,
filmed warm air which can be
used as cooled air in summer,
built-up roof pitched. There will
be plenty of- parking space jn
the rear. •
News of
Winchelsea
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne
atteeded the Cole and Morgan
wedding on Saturday at Toron-
to and later the reception. •
Miss Helen Campbell was a
guest at the Parsons and Bell
wedding and reception at Elim
vile United Church on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harry Ford of Woodham
attended Elirnville anniversary
on Sunday and spent the day
with Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Horne.
Mrs. Colin Gilfillan is a pat-
ient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mrs. John Coward visited in
Kirkton on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. Hiram Hannah.
Miss Kathy Hern of Clinton
spent the weekend- with Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Hern and family.
Quite a few people from Win-
chelsea attended the Parsons
and Bell reception on Saturday
night at the Legion Hall in Ex-
eter.
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Hensall Publie School Pupils
Advance to Mew Classes
Grade 8 to Grade 9
Allan, Pauline; Bell, Ann;
Benthron, Shelly.; Christie, Cat
herine; Corbett, Wayne; Currie,
• Carmen; Fields, Ittlervyti; Fuss,
Cathy; Harburn, Keith; Heal,
Julie; Hey, Bill; Jack.son, Dav-
id; Ripley, David; Luther, Ric-
ky; Maxwell, June; McNichol,
Janice,; Mock, Tim; Munn, San.
dna; Noakes, Donald; Noakes,
John; •Pryde, GOrdon; Randan,
Elaine; Rowe, Jim; Sangster,
114ichael; Sangster, Sheila; Sim-
mons, Jackie; Skea, Dorothy;
&treetop, Peggy; Taylor, John;
Thomson, Mary; 'llocmstra, El-
sie; Travers, Sherry; Vanstone,
Joe; Whiteman,, Beverly; Wit-
lert, Sharon; Williams, Mae;
Wynia, Patricia .
Grade 7 to Grade 8
Broderick, Karen; Campbell,
Randy; Davis, Kay; Elliott,
Ricky; Hovius, Effie; • Jantzi,
Peter; Kipfer, Shelley; Koeh-
ler, Keith; Lavender, Brenda;
Luber, Susan; Mattson, Terry;
Parsons, Brenda; Reabunr4 Jeff;
Roosehoorn, Martha; Rowcliffe,
John; Sangster, Bonnie; Sanale,
Shirley; Smith, Scott; 'rriebner,
Mary; Vanstone, Chrissie; Veal,
Melanie; Ward, Gordon; Wil-
son, Ron
Grade 6 to Grade 7
Alexander, Ross; Allan, Joan;
Allan, Lloyd; Bisback, . Kevin;
Buchanan, Kevin; Campbell,
Robert; Consitt, Bill; Cook,
Kathy; Fields, Cecil; Forrest,
Joan; Godcla.rd, Joan; • Heal,
Jane; Ingram, Itticky; Joynt,
Pat; Kyle, Douglas; Lovell,
David; MacD.onald, Tony; Rea -
burn, Paul; Rowcliffe, Joey;
Smith, Danny; Thomson, Beat-
rice; Triebner, Carl; Turvey,
Danny; Van,Wieren, Patricia;
Webster, Bill; Wedge, Wendy;
Willert, Darlene; •W ill i a m s,
Jayne! •
Grade 5 to Grade 6
Alexander, Joan; Beer, Lin-
da; BroWn, Cody; Campbell,
Fred; Can -lobe'', Jayne; Camp-
bell, Wayne; Clement, Bill;
Corbett, Steven; Dougall, Bri-
an; Elliott, Eddie; Gass, Bren-
da; Gass, Gary; Keys, Daryl;
Knight, Anne; Kyle, Raren;
Kyle Tony; Lavender, 'Bradley;
Lovell; Kevin; Noakes, Robert;
Page, Martin; Parker, Cindy;
Parsons, Richard; Prouty, Es-
ther; Randall, Vernon; Row-
cliffe, Patti; Smith, Debbie;
Soldon, Robert; Stretton, Nan-,
cy; Travers, Gail; VanWieren,
.To -Anne; Veal, Michael; Ward,
MikeL, .
Grade 4 to Grade 5
Patricia; Reabern, Dean a;
Reid, Steven, Sangster, Rath
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1=4 Soldan, Kathryn; Stan,
Dale; Toor ri tr a, Clarence;
Trleibner, 1faroId; Minter, Tit-
cey; Winner, Stephen; Ward,
Timoty; Willert, Bernice.
Grade 2 te Grade 3
ALeXander, Paul; Armstrong,
Murnay;- Baker, Robbie; Beer,
Betty; Boyle, Kim; 'Campbell,
Judy; Caldwell, Terry; Cle-
ment, Brenda; Cook, Jennifer;
Cormier, Linda; Elder, Linda;
Fuss, Cheryl; Jnatzi, Mary
Beth; Lavern Robbie; McCur-
dy, Nancy; Melanson, Karina;
Moussean6 Frankie; Sangster,
Bradley; Shies, Kevin; Sim-
mons, Dale; Soldan, Karen;
Stanlake, Randy; Streato
Susan; Triebner, Grace; Van.
stone, Mary Ann; IlsraWierear;
Doreen; Varley, Kenny; Vets,
ner, Michael; War,d‘ Kelley;
Wareing, Paul; Wedge, Cathy;
Willert, Ervine.
Grade 1 to Grade 2
Armstrong, Dale; Baker,
Bryan; Baker, Vicki; Bell,
Danny; Bell, • Paul; Bisback,
Oindy; Brooks, Rodney; Camp-
bell, David; Corbett, Jeff; Dal-
ton, Kelly; Dixon, Elder,
Paul; Elliott, Edward; Hovius,
Mary; Hyde, Lisa; Jackson,
Ann; Kell, Kevin; Kyle, Kar-
men; Lee, Dale; Lenting, Lin
da;. Lovell, • Lori; &Tatum, An-
tonio; IVIcOlinchey, 'Jackie; Mc-
Linchy, Nadeant; NfeCurdy, Bar-
bara; Mol, Julie; Mousseau,
Lori; Parsons, Kimberley; Pol-
lock, James; Pryde,' Robert;
Randall, Briarn, Reid, Robert;
Bell Sylvia; Buchanan, Brad-
ley; Caldwell, Jamie; Camp- 447—
bell, Greg; Clenient, Bobby;
Cormier, Brenda; Dixon, Wen-
dy; Hovius, Robert; Ingram,
Sandy; Koehler, Garr 30; Knight,
Stephen.; Kyle,, Kathy; Mac-
Donald, Terry; Mattson, Perry;
Munn, Beth; Munn, Jane;
Page, Leslie; Randall, Lor-
raine. Rooseboom, Shir 1 e y;
Rowciiffe, Joanne; -Rowe, 'Lori;
Sanith, Douglas; Turvey, Beth;
Vanstonte, Robert; Vanstone,
Susan; •Van Wieren, Clarence;
YanWieren, Robert;'Ward,
Dannen; Wareing, Kevi n.;
Wedge, Chris.
Grade 3 to Grade 4
Allan, Norman; Baker, Brad'.
ley; Baker, Tamm y; Bell,
Douglas; Consitt, Dwigh t;
Cooper, Barbara; 0,0 rat, I r,
Mark, • Dougall, Robert; Elliott,
Christine; Fields, Marlene;
Keys, Beth; Koehler, Betty
Lynn; MacDonald, Trudy; Mat-
tuoci, Antoinette; McClinehY,
Paul; Mein Gary; Tann, John;
Parsons, Gregory; Pepper,
Brenda; Pryde, Janet; Bandon,
Receives R &.TT
Certificate
Damon Stannah, Seaforth, re-
ceived the certificate of qualifi-
cation in the certified trade of
Radio and Television Technician
on June 20. The certificate was
awarded under the Department
of Labour's ApprenticeshiP and
Tradesmen's Qualification Act.
CARS -
1968 Pontiac Parisienne, 2 -door hardtop
2-1967 Pontiac Parisienne 4 -door hardtops'
3-1967 Chev. Bel -Air sedans, V-8, fully
equipped.
1967 Pontiac Strato-Cbief sedan
2-1967 Pontiac Laurentians, V-8, P.S.
4-1966 Pontiac Sedans, V-8, P.S.
8-1966 Chev. Bel -Airs
2-11966 Pontiac Parisienne convertibles.
A number of 1961 -1966 Chevs., and Pon-
BRUSSELS
tiacs, mostly V -8's, fully equipped, automa-
tics to choose front.
STATION WAGONS -
1966 Chev. Bel -Ah) V-8, P,S., auto.
1966 Pontiac Strato-Chief, V.8, auto.
TRUCKS—.
1965 Chev. Iri-Ton, heavy duty. ,
'19115 Chev. %-Ton pick-up.
1963 Chev. 3 -Ton elib and chassis.
"VANS -
1 -1p65 Chev Van
1-1985 F,4onoline Van, heavy duty.
MOTORS
BRUSSELS ONTARIO
MONO 173—/The Harm of Better Witt Cars" OPEN EVERY EVENING
Stewart, lamberleY; ThOMSORs
&UM; veal, noon; Veinier,
Deborah; Waiving,
Kindergarten to -Grado 1
Allan, Donna Jean; Baker,
Terry; • Cooper, Stephen; Dal-
ton, Michael; Deltas% Philip;
Fields, Leroy; Ke* Bond%
Lavery, Roxanne; MutPonald,
Teresa; Mann, Bradley; Mans-
field, Paul; McBride, Bradley;
MeQuasrie, David; Melanoma,
Kim;. Nixon,Sandra; Pepper,
Marilyn; Reid, Debbie; Sangs-
ter, Greg; Smith, Jerry; Stet -
ton, Lisa; Triebner, Michele;
Vanstene, David; Ward, Ran-
dy; Wiedge, Jimmy; Willert,
Barry.
Teachers of Hensall ,Public
School '
Kinderarten, Miss Dianne
Peck; Grade 1, Miss Margret
Johns; Grade 1 ,and 2, MIra.
Murray,. Dalton; Grade 2 and
3, Mrs. •Edna Thompson; Grade
3 and 4,. Mts. Phyllis Melt -
eat Gracle 4 and 5, Man. Mar-
garet Horner; Grade 5 and 6,
Wks. Beryl Algie; Grade 6 and
7, Mr. Eric Mansfield; Grade
8, las. Mary Jambe; 1Princi-
pal, Mr. Robert G.- Reaburn.
The Grade eight Scholanship
Winners were; Girls, Sherry
Travers; Boys, Wayne Corbett.
The schtlarships were aWarded
by the Kinette Club of Hen -
salt reptesented by the 1967-
68_ president, Mrs. Eudora
Caldwell and the incoming
president • far, 1968-69, EVIrs.
Jean Warein.g. The presentat-
„ion was made at the school
on Thursday afternoon.
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Therese Lailberte, Val .01Or
Gnebec and Mike Radwiiiiiiit;
Moose, Jaw, Saskatchewan,.
both won sporty SST Javelin
cars by Anierican Motors.
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Wayne SIddall, Windsor; Geeree D. Stick!,
Simcoe;'Jerold W;Wataort,, Dundas; Ronald
N. Webb, Owen Sound; and Leonard Sketch-
er, Scarborough, aro some 0 tho WI101(.4111
Of shiny, red Honda motorbikes.
Brent Johnson, Harrow; Judy Haffner, Now Ham.
burg; Tom Gostlin, Markham; Bob Fax Meaford;
Bob Theman, Newmarket; Debbie Mazerolle, Pot.
awawa; Linda Kane, Chippewa; Mrs. Bernice
Coke, Petrone; Mrs. V. Tokarcyrk, Preston; Rub-
ey McCabe, Fergus; Richard Lofelve, Tilbury;
Mike Doodchenko, Uxbridge; and Brenda Heyr.
man, Essex, all win brand new CCM bicycles.
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You could be one of next week's many winners!
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