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Henry Mero, Seaforth Office 527-0430
Ron Doiron, Bayfield Office 565-2797
Harold Workman, Clinton Office 482-3455
Dirk van der Werf, Res. 482-3165
80 acres - Morris Twp., 35 clear, 45 cedar and mixed
bush, $39,900.00
Brussels - 3 bedroom home, Highway .location,
$25,000.00
Near Brussels - Neat and Tidy country home, lot 100
x 100, $34,900.00'
Walton - 3 bedroom brick and aluzriinum bungalow,
partially finished, $28,000.00.
Brussels - 3 bedroom, 11/2 storey sided home, good
condition, on a paved road. $22,000.00
99 acres - Morris township, 70 workable, 20 pasture.
150 acres - Morris, 95 workable, $120,000.00
96 acres - Hullet Twp., brick house, good barn.
100 acres - Grey, 40 cleared, $55,000.00
100 acres - West Wawanosh Twp., 3 bedroom
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Huronview en joys music
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21 Tenders Wanted-
Gasoline
Tender
Plainly marked sealed ten-
ders will be received up to
12:00 noon on
FRIDAY, MARCH 16th 1979
for the supply of gasoline for
all the school buses owned by
the Huron County Board of
Education. Successful bidder
to supply and install all
necessary tanks and pumps.
Tender forms may be
obtained at the Board office.
R.L. CUNNINGHAM
Transportation Manager
Huron County Board
of Education
103 Albert Street
Clinton, Ontario
NOM 11,0
R.J. Elliott D.J. Cochrane,
Chairman Director
21-75-1
25 In Memoriam
KENNEDY: In loving
memory of a dear husband,
father and grandfather, Roy
W. Kennedy, who left us on
March 9th, 1978.
Sad was the day he went
away.
Still flow the lonely tears
to-day.
Never will he be forgotten by
his wife and family. 25-75x1
27 Births
JACKLIN — Tom and
Barbara Jacklin are happy to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Debra Lee-Ann, a
wee granddaughter for Reita
Jacklin, on February 21st, St.
Mary's Hospital, Kitchener.
27-75-1
11 Articles For Sale
1- 8' x 4' pool table in
excellent condition.
11-75-2
On February 6th Doug.
Stevens and his son provided
an hour of music in the
auditorium consisting of
piano, violin, mouth-organ
and ukulele.
On Wednesday, February
9th, the Over-Ninety Club
held their usual monthly
meeting with music by Elsie
Henderson (piano) and Nor-
man Speirs on the violin. Tea
and cookies were served for
refreshments.
A Valentine Dinner of
Kentucky Fried Chicken was
served to 125 residents inthe
auditorium followed by a
program put on by the staff.
Requests were made to have
it again sometime.
The February 21st
birthday party was put on by
the Huronview Women's
Auxiliary. Rev. Sargeant of
Blyth sang a medley of
tunes, accompanying himself
on the guitar. Mrs. Lockhart
was the Master of
Ceremonies. Lorne Lawson
(mouth organ) and Mrs. Van
Egmond (accordion) played a
few numbers while Miss
Nelda Mcllroy sang a solo.
Lunch was served and gifts
were kindly accepted by the
residents.
February 26th, Marie
Flynn (piano), Lorne Lawson
(mouth organ), Warren
Whitmore, Stanley Hillen,
Wilson McCartney, Helmer
Snell (violin) and Ken Dale
on the guitar entertained the
residents for an hour with the
help of our own Cecil Skin-
ner, Norman Sp, iers (violin)
and Jim Ruddock on ac-
cordion.
The Anglican Guild Ladies
Club of Clinton led the World
Day of Prayer Service in the
Chapel on February 28th.
Bowling was held in the
afternoon at the bowling
alley in Clinton.
On January 8th Marie
Flynn came to entertain the
residents of Huronview with
some old-tyme music.
Mrs. Prouty and Mrs.
Finkbeiner come regularly on
Thursday of each month for
Bible Study. Regular church
service is held on Sunday at
9:30 a.m. Rev. Broadfoot of
the Anglican Church comes
once a month for Communion
while Roman Catholic Com-
munion is held every Friday
morning with Father Hardy
officiating.
The birthday party was
held on January 17th with
the Clintonians of Clinton
entertaining. Mr. Flett play-
ed the violin.
On January 19th the Bay-
field Baptist Church Young
People entertained the re-
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sidents with a variety of
numbers and some readings.
Marie Flynn, with friends
Warren Whitmore, Lorne
Lawson and Hugh Hodges,
played a medley of toe-
tapping music on Monday,
January 22nd.
Ed. Stiles visits us once a
month to play a variety of
tunes on the organ.
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