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England, her plants were for sale. There
YARNA
The Stanley Townshipwere many varieties, including scented
Historical
Historical rof Committee requires the ge iums,
interested persons in Mali' Bernlce Reid conducted the business.
ing plans fpr a histbry book on Stanley. You asurer Margaret Hayter reported a
are invited toattend a meeting on Thursday,dally successful dessert euchre and
May 17 at the to nnship.hall in Varna. a sale. An invitation was received from
The write -tip for the County Atlas has Clinton Hospital Auxiliary to attend
been completed and copies may be obtained Hospital �y[`I May 12. A dona-
fromthe township office. tion of $50 as made to on Saturdathe Auxiliary, also
Four hundred and five dollars was col-
lected for the work of the Cancer Society in
Varna and the surrounding areas to the
west, south and east. We were very pleased
with the fine job done by canvassers Ruby
Hill, Doris Wilson, Ruby LeFaive, Margaret
McClymont, Joyce Atchison, Margaret
Hunt and Helen Taylor.
Jean McKee. of Benmiller spoke on the
propagation and care of geraniums at Var-
na UCW's May meeting. Members ap-
preciated that she came on short notice, as
the scheduled speaker, Henry Baker, had
suffered a broken leg on Monday in a fall
from a ladder,: The UCW learned that
geraniums are 'native to South Africa and
Australia, but are grown in all parts of the
world. Jean recommended a soil mixture
containing course sand and perlite.
Variegated varieties especially need bright
light to bloom, pansy varieties do well with
some light shade. Because she is moving to
25 to Seeds for Zaire, $50 to Camp
Menesetung and $20 to Alcohol and Drug
Concerns.
The date for Huron -Perth Cammite Ex-
perience at Camp Bimini, south-east of
Stratford, was changed to June 14.
A program honoring mothers was
presented by Margaret Hayter, Debbie
Rathwell and Margaret Dowson. A reading
"The Meanest Mother in the World" showed
EightMTCjobs lost
Eight people in Huron -and Perth Counties
will be affected by job cut-backs within the
Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications.
The eight are part of a total of 57 MTC
employees in Southwestern Ontario who
face the loss of their- jobs unless other jobs
can be found for them in the province.
Brian Ridden, director of the ministry's
southwest region, said the eight employees
come from various locations throughout the
two counties. Four are construction super-
visors and the other four are construction.
technicians.
Mr. Riddell said some may be considered
for jobs in other areas of the ministry.
Major construction projects have been
significantly reduced in southwestern On-
tario, said Mr. Riddell, citing the major
reason for the cuts. The last major project
was Highway 402 between London and Sar-
nia. He said construction is now focused in
the Toronto area.
"We're into a lot of resurfacing," said Mr.
Riddell, noting there is more and more 'of
this type of work to be done.
the value of firm discipline in raising well -
ad ustd young people.
Please remember to bring your good used
clothing, magazines, paperbacks and any
useful household articles you no longer need
to the church basement for the bale for the
London Mission.
The Chessells had an unnerving ex-
perience last Tuesday morning when they
had a chimney fire which generated a great
deal of smoke outside before they were
aware of it. Even more frightened were the
men at the mill until they were sure that it
was only the chimney and not the house, and
that someone was home. Fortunately it's a
lined masonry chimney, so no damage
resulted.
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This week we are featuring SPORTY CARS such as the
all new Pontiac f1ER0, Pontiac FIREBIRD, Pontiac GRAND PRIX
and Buick REGAL
Introducing The All New
BUICK REGAL
SUMMERSET SPECIAL
A special spring edition of the very popular Buick Regal Limited
2 door with special dress -up features such as excl,isive 2 tone
light brown paint lob with :designer wheels with sight brown,.
accents, special Summerset identification, beautiful dark brown
cloth seats with medium beige accents, brushed instrument
panel and door trim, cut -pile carpeting, special steering wheel,
all put together on Buick's most popular model - and very
reasonably priced. We have 4 of these limited edition cars in
stock.
WE ALSO HAVE BUICK REGALS AND PONTIAC GRAND PRIX MODELS WITH T -BAR ROOFS
Come in and test drive the Fiero. You'll fall in love with it.
FIREBIRD SPECIAL
1 don't know how this happened,but we have one brand new '83 Firebird SE still
In stock.
Finished In medium blue metallic, this car has luxury Interior, tinted glass,
power hatch release, floor 'mats, side moldings, door' edge moldings, rear
defroster, sport mirrors, cargo cover, rear spoiler, power steering, power
brakes, automatic, 173 cu. In. V6, turbo aluminum wheels, tilt wheel, white
lettered blackwalls, lamp package, stereo radio with cassette, Serial No.
226230.
LIST PRICE
'14,132.55
$12,500
GREAT DEALS OR OUTRIGHT PRICES
,ON ANY NEW CAR IN $TOCK_
Who will be the CHSS queen and king? The decision will be made this Friday night at the
high school's annual spring formal. Some of the contestants will include, (front row) Lori
Souch, Marcel LaPorte and Catherine Battye. (Back row) Lori Hayter, Amanda Snell
and Sherry Chuter. Absent from the photo were king contestants Rick Gautreau, Jeff
Corrie, Austin Roorda and Dave Wright. (Shelley McPhee photo)
TV personality to speak
at CHSS arts banquet
Ross Daily
CLINTON - Ross Daily; the host of CFPL
Television's "This Business of Agriculture"
will.be•the.guest speaker at.anArts Banquet
to be held at. Central' Huron Secondary
School on Thursday, May 17. However, this
time the popular guest speaker will not be
talking on a topic related to agriculture.
' The purpose of this event, the first annual
Arts Banquet, is to honor outstanding
members- of school clubs and non -athletic
organizations. Ross will be giving a speech
on the importance of setting goals and
having objectives, and, above all else,
fighting the apathy which seems to cripple
modern society.
The banquet will also feature a meal of
barbecued pork chops and fresh homemade
salads. The evening is open,to all students
and their parents. Tickets for the evening
are $3.50 and will be on sale till the 11th of
May. For more information on this event, or
to purchase or reserve tickets, please call
the high school at 482-3471.
Come to:
`The Holiday Lodge"
Clinton, Ontario
FIREBIRD
WE'RE DOING MORE THINGS RIGHT IN '84
THAN EVER BEFORE
Mc GEE
CADILLAC
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Hamilton St,, Goderich
524-8391
Bed and Breakfast
More than just a place to lay your head. You'll enjoy your
stay in this historic, building near downtown Clinton.
108 ONTARIO STREET
CLINTON
open seven days a week
For reservations phone (519) 482-3685
Proprietor. Mrs. C. Van Darnrne