Times-Advocate, 1980-02-20, Page 20Ontario government
Tender
FIREWOOD
TENDER FOR
IPPERWASH
PROVINCIAL
PARK
Sealed tenders clearly
marked as to contents will
be received by the District
Manager, Ministry of
Natural Resources, Box
1 168, 435 Grand Avenue
West, Chatham, Ontario,
until 12:00 o'clock noon
on March 7, 1980 for the
selling of firewood and
operation of woodyard at
Ipperwash Provincial Park
from May 1, 1980 to
September 30, 1981, with
option to renew for 1982
operating season. Tenders
to be opened publicly at
1:30 p.m. on March 7,
1980.
Tender forms, tender
envelopes and detailed in-
formation are available
from the Park Superinten-
dent, Ipperwash Provin-
cial Park, R.R. #1, Forest,
Ontario, NON HO
(Telephone: 5 19-243-
2 888), and the District
Manager, Ministry of
Natural Resources, Box
1168, Chatham, Ontario,
N7M 518 (Telephone:
519-354-7340), Monday
through Friday,
Tenders must be enclosed
in the envelope provided
for this purpose.
The highest or any tender
not necessarily accepted.
Ministry of
Natural
Resources
Ontario
19 Property For Sole
3 BEDROOM house under con-
strvetion on Andrew St. S. 235-
1647. 41t
2 BEDROOM house
,
on Alex.
ander St. N. full basement.
Phone 235-1647, 41t
72 ACRES- sash crop land,
Dashwood area, Serious en-
guides only.519-233-2046.
2 BEDROOM brick bungalow
on large lot, centrally located in
Exeter, nicely, decorated and
Priced to sell in the lower -thirties.
Please call sandy GiMilan for an
anpointment 235;2382 after 5
p.m. 7:8:9c
X tend9e. a g,44421e41,e
FUEL TENDERS
Sealed tenders clearly marked as to con-
tents will be received by the undersigned
until 12:00 noon on Monday, March 3,
1980, for the supply of diesel fuel, gasoline
and furnace oil at Township garage and for
stove oil at Township Hall from April 1,
1980 to March 31, 1983.
Successful bidder to be responsible for
present storage facilities or supply same
and to supply and install electric metered
pumps.
All prices to be firm for the three year
period except for fluctuations in wholesale
price.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
For further information apply to.
John Batten
Road Superintendent
RR #3 Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0
Phone 519429-6363
Two Bedroom Apartment
For Rent
$225.00 Per Month
One Year Lease
Include frige & stove, cable T,V, charge, heating, hot
water and apartment is fully broadloomed.
Phone 5D Realty
235-2208
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Extra Large Luxury Apartments
Carling Street - Exeter
Within Walking Distance of
Shopping Area
2 bedroom apartments
Immediate Occupancy
Laragh Corporation Ltd.
PHONE 235-0141
I AND 2 Bedroom apartments.
Appliances, carpet, heated,
$135.00 and 185.00 plus hydro. 3
miles Off No. 4 Hwy. in Brinslo.
Phone 293 ,3012, 8e
ONEY" IDLE
J I. TAFYLOR DEVELOPMENTS INC.
R.R.3 EXETER, ONTARIO NOM ISO 1 I
FOR RENT
TWO BEDROOM
luxury apt,
AVAILABLE
Laundry facilities
NEW HOME FOR SALE 1,600
square feet, 3 bedrooms, both, din-
ing room, living room, kitchen. with 25
ft. cupboards. Sunken family room,
full basement and 1 car garage.
Huron Street East
Jack Taylor
220.6472
ODDFELLOWS INSTALLING TEAM - The Installing Officers of Exeter Encampment Independent Order of Oddfellows No.
33 led by DDGP Percy Noels is shown above. Back, left, Alex Mceeath, Alex Meikle, Don MacGregor,,Gerald McFalls, Fred
Delbridge, Bob Heywood,.Floyd Cooper and Bill Parsons. Front, Albert Bell, Percy Noels and Cliff Grasciahl.
Reg McDonald 'photo
Bride-elect honoured
Valentines for Sctintsbury AC W
Estate Auction Sale
Furniture, appliances, household
effects, etc.
to be held at Richard Lobb's Barn, 289 Bayfield
Rd., Clinton for the Estate of Russel Neal plus
aildittiitif 'from' Exetei home:
Sat.; Feb. 23 at 12 NOON
Small china cabinet, Speed Queen twin tub spin dry
washer (new), desk and chest of drawers combina-
tion, recliner chair, trunk, McClary fridge, 24" elec-
tric stove, drop leaf dining table with four chairs, an-
tique bonnet chest, wringer washer, sausage
grinder, Quebec ,heater, five matching pressback
chairs, 2- beds with mattresses, oil lamp, vacuum
cleaner, 6x9 carpet, fancy parlour table, floor and
table lamps, dressers with mirrors, antique camera
'with stand, upholstered chair, chesterfield and chair,
fainting couch, some bedding, dishes and glassware,
a few garden tools, Lawn Boy lawn mower, child's
desk with lift up top and matching chair plus many
other items.
TERMS CASH
AUCTIONEER RICHARD LOBES
Clinton
Consignments Welcomed .Phone 482-7898 anytime,
Farm Sold
Auction Sale of Farm Machinery,
Automobile, Household Furniture,
Antiques & Misc. Items.
On Saturday, March 1st, 1980,
1 400 P.M. SHARP
Concession 11, Usborne Township, 2 miles
north west of Woodham or 2 1/2 miles south of
EXETER & b tY4 miles west.
For Mr. Paul Van Der Spek
AUTOMOBILE: 1974 Dodge Dort, with slant 6
engine in excellent condition with only 42,000 miles,
safety checked. Ready for the rood.
FARM EQUIPMENT & MiSC. ITEMS : Case 430
tractor, diesel with triple range drive, 3 point hitch,
heat houser, twelve foot Kongskilde cultivator, 3
point hitch, 2-3 furrow 12 inch /bottom ploughs with
3 point hitch, 9 foot cultivator with 3 point hitch, 7
foot 3 point hitch hay mower, Cockshutt manure
spreader - power take off drive, six sections of drag
harrows with draw bar, 3 point hitch snow blower,
grass seeder power take off driven, 2 wheel trailer,
root pulper, oat roller, wheelbarrow, cement mixer,
chain saw, power lawn mower, steel water trough,
hay fork car, water bowls, 2-200 gallon gas tanks,
logging chains, 1 horse stuffier, 2 wooden gates,
some bales of straw,whiffletree, 100 feet of water
hose, 4 sheets of tin, twelve feet long, used lumber,
steel coal chute, step ladder, mail box, and many,
more other items.
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS: Viscount deep freeze
approximately 12 cubic feet, refrigerator, 2 chegter-
field suites, armchair, 2 sets of 4 chairs, large roll-
away bed.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Old Kitchen cabinet
in good condition, bottom of . kitchen cabinet, or.
moire, oak dining room table with 4 leaves, 3 press
bock chairs, ice box, copper boiler, 9 milk cans,
copper washing machine tub, crocks, jugs, crockery
bed pan, and several other items.
OWNER AND AUCTIONEER
Not Responsible For Accidents an The Day of the
sale.
For informatian Contact Auctioneer Norm Whiting,
235 ,1964, Exeter,
ittroos,,Advacato,..F.bruory
19 Property For Sale
Nit Pickers. Welcome
It will be Tough finding anything
wrong with this tastefully
decorated 2 bedroom home, din-
ing room, main floor !laundry,
Liv ingrown with fireplace
overlooking Lake. Great for
retired or newlyweds. Access
year round.
Justa Minute
And you'll be on the Golf
Course. No need to hurry
home,this maintenance free
Ranch home is designed for easy
living. 2 bedrooms, laundry area
off kitchen, Pen or third
bedroom. Nicely decorated and
carpeted. Like new with
Lakeview.
Plenty of Space
for a growing family in this 2
storey brick and stucco 4
bedroom home on 1 acre. 2
baths. Nice kitchen with dining
area. Fireplace in living room.
Office or play room. Main floor
laundry. Attached garage,
For showing and details please
call
Mae Morenz at
1-238-2822
Hugh A. Evans Realtor
,Grand Bend
8c
20 Property For Rent
HOUSE FOR RENT - 80 Ox-
ford St. Hensel!, Ont. Furnished
or unfurnished. 3 bedrooms,
library upstairs, living room,
diningro o m, kitchen, den
downstairs. 11/2 bathrooms, full
basement. Reasonable rental
offers considered. For appoint-
ment apply Box 321 Hensall,
Ontario, 2t
APARTMENT furnished cen-
tral location, heated. Available
at once. Beavers Hardware. 235-
1033, 71-
1 BEDROOM apt. newly
decorated on Main St. Available
immediately, 235-0141. 7:8c
t.‘4TA
LADDERS
POWER TOOLS
LAWN & GARDEN
TOOLS *
STEAM RUG
CLEANERS
WALLPAPER
REMOVER
-4(
& MANY
MORE ITEMS
HENSALL HOME
HARDWARE
122 KING ST.
HENSALL, ONT.
TEL. 262-2015
4111WIMIIIIIIINIMMI111111111111111•11111111111K
MAIN ST. Lucan. 2 bedroom
apartment, fridge and stove,,
earneted throughout. Available
March 1. Phone 227-4835. 8c
4 BEDROOM farm house, large
Iivingroom and kitchen, on 21
Highway. Phone 236.4561. 21-
HENSALL - Completely
renovated I and 2 bedroom
apartments from $175.00
monthly. Available immediately
438-4174 days. 262-2501
evenings. 3t
IN LUCAN - central one
bedroom apartment with fridge
and stove, AU utilities included.
Available Feb. 15.225-2578. 3t
PRIME RETAIL space to lease.
Bay field area, located on Hwy.
21, New building, finished to
suit. Contact Box 73M Times
Advocate, t8c
11s,1 EXETER 2 bedroom apt.
fridge and stove supplied, close
to downtown. Phone 234-6786 or
234-6707. 7t
SMALL downstairs apartment,
furnished, for middle aged per-
son close to town, corner of
Huron and Andrew. 46 Huron
St. E. Phone 235-2942. 7t
2 BEDROOM House for rent in
Exeter. Immediate possession.
Stove and fridge, $200 a month
plus utili ties. Phone 235-0244. St
2 BEDROOM apartment in
Zurich. $80,00 per month. Phone
236-4801. , St
I BEDROOM self-contained
apartment available Feb, 15,
Phone 262-2014 or 262-3446. 5-1'
3 BEDROOM town house on
Simcoe St. Available immediate-
ly. Phone evenings 235-2393, 43t
ELIZABETH
COURT
IN
HENSALL
One and two bedroom
a partments available now or
Mar. 1. or Apr. (.Featuring shag
carpeting, Kelvinator
appliances, all utilities paid. For
inquiries phone 262-3448 Hen-
sail or 453-2280, London,
5t
1 BEDROOM apartment,
heated, centrally located.
Available Jan. 1st. 235-2087 after
6:30 p.m. 50t
HOUSE FOR RENT In Hensall
on quiet street 3 bedroom, nicely
decorated with carpet and cur-
tains, garage and workshop in-
cluded. No pets please, Phone
262-2103. 2t
21 For Rent
PLYWOOD FORMS, wedges,
mixers, power trowel, etc. Form
ties stocked. For more in forma-
tion call M,J. Corriveau, Zurich,
236.4954 after 4 p.m. weekdays,
any time weekends. 171-
LOOKING FOR A MEETING
PLACE? Townhall - auditorium
u available. Rhone 2351,2358. .42t
FORMAL RENTALS'- one
of Canada's largest selections.
Agent for Freeman's Formal
Rentals, Syd Silver's and Jeff's of
Sarnia. Bob Swartman Men's
Shoppe, Exeter, 235-0991. 481'
22 For Sale or Rent
2 BEDROOM one storey house,
full basement, garage, suitable
for retired couple. Sewerage
paid. Available March 1. Phone
235-0736. 6t
23 Wanted To Rent
WELL DRAINED cropland in
the Exeter, Hensall, Zurich area.
Phone 2364728. Keith Love &
Sons, Zurich, t8c
LAND WANTED to Rent, par-
tially drained, Write to Box 75P
Exeter Times Advocate stating
terms and rotation. t9c
MAPLE
ARMS
Newest low-rise luxury
apartments, offer colored
appliances, carpeting,
convenient location,
sauna, laundry facilities
and controlled entry.
Quality, spacious one and
two bedroom suites for
select tenants,
THE APARTMENT
ALTERNATIVE
309 Senior St.
Exeter 235-2420
23 Wanted To Rent
3 BEDROOM house in rural set.,
ting in McGillivray Central
School District preferably farm
house.Phene 228-622i , 80
25 Notices
BIBLE ANSWERS; Say good,
bye to Bible doubts for ever. Get
your answers to 5,000 Bible
questions fora small donation of
$5.00. Proceeds to help the needy
and hungry children. U.L.C.
Peoples Mission, Dungannon,
Ont, NOM IRO. 1W
26 Legal Notices
NQTICE TQ CREDITORS
In the Estate of
Gordon Harold
Haist
Deceased
All persons having claims
against the estate of Gordon
Harold Heist, late of the
Township of Stephen, County of
Huron, who died on or about the
24th day of December 1979 are
required to file particulars of
same with Deane & Laughton,
Solicitors of Exeter, Ontario by
the 8th -day of March, 1980 after
which date the estate will be dis-
tributed having regard only ito
those claims of which notice has
been received.
Deane & Laughton
Solicitors for the executrix,
Exeter, Ontario
8:9:10c
Olympics
good, bad
According to an Exeter
resident who attended the
winter Olympics at Lake
Placid, New York' the
transportation system was
as bad as the actual sporting
events were good.
Bryan Tuckey• said cat-
ching a bus from the site of
the downhill race Thursday
involved much patience and
several cold feet for the
thousands of spectators who
witnessed the third place
finish of Canadian Steve
Podborski,
Tuckey said his group
avoided a major wait for the
bus when they witnessed the
qualifying run for the ladies
downhill. By the time these
runs were completed there
were still about 5,000 people
lined up for the shuttle buses.
His group experienced
only about a five minute wait
as a bus pulled up to an open
spot in the parking lot.
If there was one group
which was suffering from the
poor transportation system
it was the scalpers who in
many„ cas,es,„wiere selling
tickefs for less than their
face value.
At the hockey game bet-
ween Canada and Poland
there was one scalper with a
group of tickets three
quarters of an inch thick
Tuckey stated.
Alluding to the hockey
game which Canada won,
Tuckey called it the best
hockey game he's ever seen
although' the behaviour of
many of the 5,000 fans left
something to be desired with
much drinking and
rowdiness
Prices for everything in
Lake Placid were high and
entrepreneurs both and
young and old attempting to
make a buck. Tuckey said
there were several
youngsters selling souvenir
t-shirts out of equipment
bags,
Dance for
nursery
The Lucan Co-op Nursery
ochool is organizing a fun-
draising dance to be held at
Lucan Arena on -April 12.
Tickets will cost $10.00 a
couple .and will include a
lunch.
Tickets may be purchased
by calling Janis Latta at 227-
4059 or from any member of
the Nursery School. A good
time is anticipated as the
band "Day Break" will be in
attendance.
Mrs. Carols Greenlee was
hostess Tuesday evening for
the A.C.W. meeting, She
carried out the Valentine
theme with 11 members
present.
President Marguerite
Greenlee was assisted with
prayers by Viola Atkinson,
Vicky Gee, Carol Greenlee,
Eileen Carroll and Hazel
Mr. Paul Schott spoke on
the subject "You'd Better
Believe It" at the service in
the United Church on Sunday
morning. As a Biblical
reference he used the
healing of the man suffering
from palsy. Jesus had
compassion and His love for
the man prompted Him to
bring healing,
The choir sang an anthem
and there was a vocal duet
by Mrs. Lois Wilson and Mr.
Gill and Mrs. Gill playing the
organ accompaniment. The
flowers in the church were in
memory of the late Ronald
Essery.
Personals
This coming Sunday
Ladies iiiter-iovin-Lucan 7
points,' St. Marys 0 points;
Janice Abram 320-783,
Brenda Smith 243-715,
Audrey Watt 293-695.
Men's inter-town-Lucan 1-
2 points, St, Marys 4 points;
Don Watt 277, 181, 296, 397,
310-1461, Bill Bannerman
314.1203, Glen Gagan 294-
1170.
Lucan 2-2 points, Stratford
4 points; Jeff Park 257-1184,
Brian Ankers 284-1172, Jim
Smith 265-1119.
Monday ladies-Lorna
Ellyatt 264-729, Beth Rad-
cliffe 297-721, Mary Jefferies
259-649, Kae Haskett 227-645,
Hazel Eaton 231-665,
Lorraine Mosurinjohn 249-
634, Louise Sutherland 259-
625, Brenda Stnith 245-620,
Sue Johnston 250, Sue
Haskett 242, Pat Riddell 228,
May Murphy 226, Marg
Greenlee 225, Joyce VanGeel
223, Donna Parnell 222,
Sandra Disher 221.
Tuesday juniors-Chris
Harrison 222 Mike Cannon
184, Rod Johnston 181, Shelly
Gillen 176, Debbie Menders
175, Brent Fowles 171, Todd
Froats 167, Raymond Van
Geel 166, Diane Watt 157,
Leanne Sovereign 154, Mike
Holden 154,
Colleen's-Janice Abram
276-667, Nola Lewis 263.666,
Joan Gwalchmai 288-613,
Ilene Abram 289, Beth Smith
245, Tanny Vanderhoek 236,
Ann Straatman 232, Ginnette
Gwalchmai 230, Helen Hearn
228, Angeline DeBrouwer
226, Joan Goddard 226,
Maureen Craig 225.
Medway-Geo Sorenson 285-
750, Helma Sorenson 250-693,
Jiri Jelinek 247-649, Cal
Carmichael 253-648, Myrtle
Hastings 275-652, Erika
Jelinek 224-632; Tom Barr
227-600, Fin McKinley 230,
Marg Carmichael 216.
Senior citizens-Chas
Grieve 219-609, Maurice
McDonald 245, - Helen
McDonald 225, Percy
Creditan Eas
ey MRS. STAN PRESZCATOR
Mrs. Marie Fydenchuk
returned home Friday from
University Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dallier
and girls, Sarnia spent
Sunday with Mr. and' Mrs.
Stan Preszcator arid Lorna
Glanville.
Mrs. Mary Thornton is still
a patient in Seaford' Corn-
triunity Hospital,
Bill Armstrong spe nt
Sunday afternoon visiting his
mother Mrs. ft Armstrong
at Zurich Nursing Horne.
Davis. Hazel Eaton read the
*minutes of the last meeting.
Mary Davis gave the year
end treasurer's report. Joan
Greenlee conducted a contest,
making words from the
letters in, "Valentine,"
Vicky Gee was winner with
33 words. A Valentine story
from the Living Message
was read by Mary Davis.
morning the newly organized
Cubs and Scouts will be
joining the congregation in a
service of worship.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Taylor
and Shawn of Listowel, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Brown,
Terry and Trevor of
Monkton were Saturday
visitors with Mrs. Fred
Cunnington.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Konrad, Dundas were
visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. 'S. Molnar on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowden
were guests at a family
dinner at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Allison and
family, Ailsa Craig, Sunday.
Williams 216, Ed Armstrong
200, Murray Hodgins 187,
Verna Dowdall 175, Jean
Miller 175, Laura Williams
173, Ed Dowdall 170.
Wednesday bantams-
Jason McDonald 191, Marc
Fowles 188, Jamie Bond 180,
Dwayne Lyons 169,, Mike
Radcliffe 156, Jason Pfaff
155, Brian Roe 130, David
Annis 129, Kory Lyons 121.
Wednesday mixed-Don
Watt 287-674, Ward Ellyatt
251-659, Audrey Watt 244-651,
Harold Smith 220-647, Bill
Dixon 245-621, Bob Smith 223-
621, Russ Smith 210-605,
Marlyn Smith 241, June
McLennan 228, Randy Roels
223, Lorna Ellyatt 222, Pat
Ryan 221.
Thursday men-Jeff Park
376.834, Ken Eaton 283-770,
Jim Hearn 308-766, Jim
Dixon 255-747, Bill Abram
253-721, Pat Clarke 290-717,
Jim Burt 320-709, Don Ruddy
266-709, Lyle Beatson 303.708,
Bob Smith 256-702, Don Watt
295-699, Wes Hickson 248-691,
Art Hodgins 252-681, Ron
Dickie 244-680, Dan Gwalch-
mai 306-699, Howard
McDonald 285.
Friday mixed-Wayne
Smith 242.683, Ruth Butler
258.681, Bill Butler 238-656,
Jim White 244-646, Bob Smith
249-645, Jim Unwin 229-612,
Ron McLeod 301-606, Jim
Burt 259, Heather Smith 250,
Kim Rae 248, Debbie Glavin
233,
Marguerite Greenlee read
the questions and answers
from a *pamphlet on most
asked questions on the
Anglican Worship service. It
proved most interesting and
will be , completed. next
meeting. •
Discussion on a June
wedding and' quilt material
followed. After closing
prayers, the hostess served
refreshments assisted by
Joan Greenlee and Carol
Quinton. The March
meeting is planned, to be, held at Vicky Gees'.
About 45 friends and
relatives gathered at the
Parish Hall St. Patrick's
church Saturday afternoon
fora miscellaneous shower
for bride elect Suzanne
Dietrich whose marriage to
Michael Davis is planned for
the end of February,
Michael's aunt Alexia
Tindall welcomed the guests
and 'called on Marylou
Tindall who provided a
clarinet solo, and Mrs.
Audrey McRoberts of Exeter
Mary's Musings
Continued from page 17
behind, and asking your skip
if he could tie your shoes.
Another problem I en-
countered was trying to hold
down my shirt sleeve while
putting on a coat. That's
practically impossible .if
your middle finger doesn't
bend. And -it's very un-
comfortable to feel your
sleeve bunched up 'under
your -coat.
There was one problem
that I was able to overcome.
The doctor had told me to
keep my finger dry. So when
I took a shower each mor-
ning, I put a baggie over my
finger and fastened it on.
tight with masking tape.
That sure beats trying to
wash your hair wearing
rubber gloves.
When it came time to have
the stitches removed, many
generous friends offered to
pull them out for me, One
fellow--a hockey player
who's had stitches many
times--assured me that he
could yank them out
painlessly. Nevertheless I
returned to Dr. Steciuk.
I told the doctor about the
many kind offers to remove
the black threads. " Trying
to practise medicine without
a licence, were they" he
said.
Again I was surprised to
find the operation was
painless. Dr. Steciuk assured
me that my manual
dexterity would return. I'll
soon be typing 60 words a
minute without any
mistakes-which is really
impressive, because I never
could before.
gave a very, humourous
reading.
Suzanne introduced her
sisters Donna and Linda
Foran and niece Julie Foran,
Misses Donna McFalls and
Marylou Tindall assisted
Suzanne in opening her
many beautiful, and useful
gifts.
She thanked everyone for
the gifts and thanked
Micheal's aunt, Janett
Barker, Margperite
Greenlee, Florence Young
and Alexia Tindall, Audrey
McFalls, and friends' Joyce
Sovereign, Sandra Mac-
donald and Joan Barker .
She invited all to attend their
reception at Kirkton-
Woodham community
centere. A delicious lunch
followed.
Personals
Dr. Walter Creery,
Kirkton was in charge of
afternoon „service at St.
Patrick's church, Sunday.
Crediton
By MRS. PETER MARTIN
The Crediton Hangups
held their first 4-H meeting
at the home of their leader
Mrs.. Glenda wnertb,
February 1,
Mrs. Mary Kenney On-
ducted the election of Of-
ficers as, follows: President
Ruth. Anne Martin, Vice
President, Kim Galloway„
Secretary Rotating,
Telephone Girl, Name flaw,.
and press. Reporter Deb
Galloway,
Lt. Col, and Mrs. Hobert.
Palmer, Ottawa .spent the
weekend with their parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Kmmery
Fahrner.
Fitness is a national issue..
We call it Body
PannaPa;711)1
tisi
00
Ship your livestock
with
FRANK V 00GEL
DASHWOOD
independent
Shipper To United
Co-operatives Of
Ontario Livestock
Department, Toronto
Monday is shipping
day from Varna
Stockyards
CALL DASHWOOD
238-2707
OR BAYFIELD
565-2636
By 7:30 A.M. For
Prompt Service
Also Western
Stockers & Feeders
Available
Pug, 20 0,1980 20 Property For Rent
Cubs, Scouts to
parade to church
Imucan bowling
SHORT HILL SKIERS - Paulette Rothbauer and Susan Pinter
enjoyed skiing down a small incline at Huron Park Sunday
afternoon. T-A photo
lr