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The Huron Expositor, 1980-07-24, Page 19, Terider$ ,Vianlea n, ow+• Ifet .Tender Plainly , marked sealed tenders will be recieved up to 12 o'clock noon Wednesday,, August 20, 1980' =, *for the • Supply of Fuel Oil to Huron County Schools Specifications and tend- er forms May be obtain- ed at the office of The Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street, Clinton, Ontario, NOM ILO. Lowest Or any tender not necessarily accepted. , D.McDonald Chairman D.J. Cochrane ' Director 21-47-1. 24 Cards of Thanks I would like to say thank you to. all our relatives, friends, and neighbours who remem- bered us with cards, gifts, flowers and prayers during our stay in hospital and since returning home. Your, kind- ness was appreciated and will always be remembered. —Irene and Larry Kelly. 24-63-1 I would like .to thank my relitives, neighbours ' and friends for flowers, cards and treats while I wait a patient in Stratford General Hospital. I would also like to that Dr. Malkus, Dr. Hussey and Dr. 'Shuh and nurses on 4th floor. Everything was greatly ap- preciated. —Wilfred Annis. 24-63-1 The Walton Area sports club wishes to thank everyone who helped make the "Grand Opening" - of the Recreation Centre a success. Special thanks to those In the parade. those who helped barbecue and the ladies who helped in the kitchen. Also thanks to the ladies who helped during the week to prepare the building for Sat- urday. Thank you to every- one who attended. 24-63-1 25 In Memoriam BARRY' in loving memory of a dear son Jerry, who passed away July 2 , 1973, Sadly missed along life's way. Quietly remembered day by day, No longer in our lives to share, But in Our hearts he is always there. —Lovingly remembered by Ken and Dad. 25-63-1 BARRY: In riving memory of a dear brother Jerry who passed away 7 years ago July 21, 1973. He left behind his father and mother, And don't forget his sisters and brothers; He was 21 when he left this earth, To go to heaven for his new birth, Tlaat was 7 long years ago. The family's grief you would - not know. For we ali loved him oh so dearly, And our parents cared for him sincerely, But life is full of its joys and sorrows, You never an tell what will happen tomorrow. —Always missed and sadly remembered by brothers and sister, Don and Gayle, Dor- othy and Brian, Tom and Carol, Deanna, Jhrt and Yviserit. 25-63-1 Every week more and more people discover what _mighty jobs are accom- plished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. 25 In ..100117.100.k BARRY—In loving memory of a dear on*, .-.TetTY who passed away 7 years ago July 217 1973' MY uncle Jerry was a ilfie chap, e, " • . •He Used to lift elle on hislap and tell me the story of the Three Bears, I 144 heard . it before but . 00, You See Orheir Jerry left us, I was only five, I didn't believe he wasn't alive, • My mother Convinced me it 'wasn't a lie, , That clueing the night Jerry really did die, It's been ,7 long years since he's gone, But his wonderful memory still lives on. —Sadly missed by nieces and nephews. 25;43-1 FLEMING—In loving :nem - cry of my wife, Phoebe, who passed away July 20; 1977. In My heart your memory lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true. There is not a day, dear Phoebe, That Ido not think of you. —Lovingly rerneinbered by husband Russell. 25-63x1 26 Personal Mr. and Mrs. Ray Primean are pleased to announce the fertheoming marriage of their daughter JoAnne Raphael to Francis John MacGregor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MacGregot, Clinton. , The wedding will take place in St. James Roman Catholic Church, Sea - forth on Sat., August 30th at 5 p.m. 26-63x1 Mr. and Mrs. Cor Dorssers are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Debra Mine to Mr. Robert James Merri- field, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard James Merrifield of London. The wedding will take place in St. James Roman Catholic Church, on Saturday. August 16. 1980 at 4:00 p.m. 26-63x1 Mr. and Mrs. John F. O'Reilly, R.R. 2, Dublin, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter., Janet Stella to David Michael Green- wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greenwood of 389 South Mitten Street, Sarnia. The wedding will take place on August 9, 1960 at 3 p.m. in St. Columban Romen Cath- olic Church. 26-631 27 Births MILLER: Ron and Gretta are pleased to announce tbe safe arrival of their son William Adam, 8 lbs. 31/2 oz. born July 9 at Stratford General Hospital. A wee brother for Christina. 27-63-1 'TAM: to Dr. & Mrs. Robin Waite (nee ANne Jarraft) R.R. 2. Tavistock, a daughter Margaret (Meg) Anne Louise on July 5th at Stratford General Hospital. 27-63x1 WARD: Mr. and Mrs. Ron- ald- Ward, R.R. 2 Staffs at Seaforth Community Hos- pital on July 16th, a daughter 27-63x 1 DEARING: Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Dearing. Egmondville, at Seaforth Community Hos- pital on July 17th, a son. 27-63x1 BOVEN: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boven. R.R. 4, Wal- ton at Seaforth Community Hospital. July 20th, a son. 27-63x1 'I! • , • PP MOM/try elulY: 7'; at , .Vaviastta there Was a BIM festival. Many kids 1Pcame from YariltV' - 8149;15.1',0110'''' and Vanastra. Everyone en- .joyed themselves. • 'Ar#flo4tV1, .F'Ve switte Meet A great number of -children showed up for this event, We had a number of realys and games which Were, to encourage the child's con- " paddle boa rides where the children. enjoyed an hour of hard labour ttying to paddle the boats, ( ' BINGO • , The first slime the wealth • TRIP TO GODERICII Many children turned out' to go to the Goderich Mus- eum and Tug Boat rides. After the tugboat rides,every one took a swim in the lake and then had lunch. The 'museum tour was A complete success. Everyone had a great time. PRReSCHOOL NURSERY It was a success though we only had four children the first week. The next , two weeks 'we will not be operat- ing due to the Bible school. PLAYGROUND PROGRAM Last Monday July 14 at , - Constance fidence in,the water. Thetrip of the week was to Stratford. The children were given a guided tour of Mc- Donald's and they also had their lunch there, and every- one stuffed themselves. After the rain stopped we went to the park at the Shakespearian Festival Theatre. In the park the children played on a huge intriguing playground climb- er which' for example had three different slides, two swinging tires and much more. Next we headed for the of $69.00 was won by Mary Arthur of Clinton. The sec- ond share the wealth of $66. was claimed by Grace Hod- gert of Bornholm. Mary Par- sons of Staffa claimed the third share the wealth of $71.00. Bonnie Dowell of Vanastra was the lucky- win- ner olthe $200.00 Jackpot, The Pee Wee Boys played Goderich lasteweek and lost 25 to 10. But good news folks, the Bears played Varna in a pee wee boys tournament in Holmesvillee;ind beat them 24 to 9. but they, lost the Former resident hurt Correspondent MRS. MARY MERNER 482-7143 • Mrs'. Ed Dorrance of Goderich, a former resident, had the misfortune to fall and break her hip. She has now been able to return home, but is confined to her bed. Her old friends and neigh- bours would like to wish her a speedy recovery. Carol Merner attended the Beichert and Merner re- unions held in Dashwood last Smithy'. David Stevenson spent last week at Camp Menesetung Church camp near Goderich. Bill and Michael Presz- cator spent last week on holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scott, Dwayne and Brucefield couple married 25 years Correspondent MRS. JEAN TAYLOR .482-9155 Last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wilson of Brucefield entertained friends & neighbours at their home to a dinner and danc- ing at Hully *Gully to cele- brate their 25th wedding anniversary. Boys and girls completed another successful week at Bible school at Brucefiefd church with a large atten- dance. Family and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Taylor met at the Blue Fountain. Clinton for dinner to cele- brate their 25th wedding anniversary. By coincidence - Betty Taylor, their flower girl was at the dinner. A -social tirne was spent back at their home enjoying swimming and cards. Classified Ads paN dis idends • 40./CiloeLeif. _41 .1°I. Y-2411: Snow tires in the summer waste fuel. Remove them when weather permits. Ontario Mirustry Of Transportation and CommunicatiolSs • Energy Onta rio Craig of Parkhill. Luanne and ,Darren Stevenson spent last week holidaying with their grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Herman of Shakespeare. Miss Janet Reynolds of Lansink, Michigan, returned home on Saturday having spent the past week visiting with Mr.- and Mrs. John Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Storey visited one day last week with Mr. and Mrs. George Wasson of R.R. 3, ,Walton. • Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley - attended the Horse Show at the Zurich Fair on Sunday. Mrs. J. Merner and Mr. Jim Theil of Kitchener visit- ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Memer, Sandy. Julie, Michael and Shelley. Luanne Stevenson is visit- ing this week with her grand- parents Mr.' and Mrs. Gor- don Stevenson of Tillson- burg. David Stevenson is spending a few days this week with his grandparents In Shakespeare, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heiman. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Presz- cater, Bill, Michael and Deb- bie. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Preszcator, Christine, Lisa. Christopher and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dillon, Mieh- elleand Bradley attended the Hill family picnic held. in Corbett on Sunday. Congratulations are extended to newly-weds Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McClure who were married on Friday, July 18th. They will be residing in their new home on the former Johnny Little farm. There are two new houses going up in the Constance area. Jim and Sheila Thomp- son are building on the former Lindsay property. east of the village. On the county road. north of the village. Bert and Joan Van den Dool (former Joan How- att) are building a house. Mrs: Doug Richardson, Andrew and Elizabeth of Winnepeg, who are spending a month visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dorrance of Goderich, visited on Monday With Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. Sharon and Bob. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mer- ner of R.R. 3, Drumbo visited on Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Merner and family. Obituaries REV. HAROLD J. SNELL Reverend Harold J. Snell of Exeter died at University Hospital, London on Satur- day. July 19.. He was in his • 75th year. A native of Milieu, Mr. Snell was a son of the late Humphrey Snell -and Edith Hawthorne and after attend- ing school at No. 5 and No. 10 Hullett, attended Clinton Collegiate. Graduating from Victoria College, University of Toronto, he taught for several years at Albert Col- lege. Belleville before study- ing for the Ministry at Queens University. King- ston. On graduation he served in mission fields in the west for a short time before returning to Ontario where he served congregations at Ethel. Aub- urn, Exeter and Oakridge Acres, London. Returning to Exeter. he served as assist- ant at Exeter United before retiring four years ago. Mr. Snell is survived by his wife the former Jean Plumsteel to whom he was married in 1936 at Clinton and by a son Peter Snell of London. He also is survived by a sister, Mrs: Albert Sims. Kelowna, B.C., and brothers Helmer; Seaforth. Donald of Waterloo and James of Ballymote and by two grandchildren Linda and Heather Snell. He was pre- deceased by two sons Roger and Gordon Snell and by a 'brother Gordon. The remains rested at the Hopper -Hockey Funeral Home Exeter until Tuesday when a funeral' service was held in Exeter United Church conducted by Rev. James Grant Mills. Interment fol- lowed in Balrs Cemetery. Auburn. MYRTLE WKEYS A. Hullett Twp. native and fifelong resident of the area, Myrtle Wade Keys died eta July 5, 1980 in her ninetieth year. Mrs. Keys was born on June 17. 1891 in Hullett Twp. to John Teplady and the former Ruth Wade. In Dec- ember 1918 she was married to Clifford Keys in Clinton and the couple made their home at R.R. 1. Varna until Mrs. Keys moved to Huron - view four years ago. She was a member of the United Church. Mrs. Keys was pre- deceased by her parents, her husband and one daughter, Sybil Allen. She is survived by two sons Bruce and Jim of R.R. 1, Varna. nine grand- children, seventeen great grandchildren and four step great grandchildren. Rev. Wilena Brown con- ducted the ftineral service at the Ball Funeral Home 10 Clinton' on July 8 and inter- ment followed at Bayfield Cemetety. Pallbearers were Ervin Sil- lery of Brucefield, Chester Sturdy of Goderich, Arnold Keys of Varna and three of her grandsons. Ervin Keys of Varna, Ron Keys of London and Andre DeDecker of Tillsonburg. The flower bearers were four of her great grand- children, Wayne and David Mahood and Anne and Jim Allan all of Goderich, - , THE: :HURON ...EXPO$ITOR7 .00( 24 .000 trophy to GQ4011.0 ut MC and,a dance tO ,ICs4ra On afternoon. Saturday night. The iiptirt boys 100 their game last :weelt. The squirt' girls were rained out so Were .the Pee , Wee girls. The midget boys lost their game this week, too. We have a coach Preblen: agaie, both Tyke and T -Ball' teams are without coaches: If anyone couldhelp,out please contact Diane Durnin or Rick Fortune at 482-308Q,„ uoNstmg • Don't forget _the Lions -Fair on August 15th and 16th. There will be an amateur talent contest on Friday night. a MidgetBoys and Pee Wee boys softball tournament Set- urdaye-Any team& interested - call Moira Robinson 482-3080 cry week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accom- plished by low cost Huron Expositor Want Ads. Dial 527-0240. Welcome home to ChtrifiP and MattreanNasmore,aad and Esther Handy and. Dave families after -their vacation. BEYOND RECOGNITION — This room contained copy machines and paperwork before it was destroyed along with the contents in a fire which caused approximately $65,000 damage to Seaforth District Higti School early Tuesday morning. (Photo by Ellis) r. speaks:dt church Correspondent MRS. B. MicGREGOR 262-2025 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hol- land, Gwen and Michael' of Clinton were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sangster and Brad. The service in Hensall United Church on Sunday morning was in charge of Lorne Thrower with the mes- sage being delivered by Rob- ert 'Elliott of Clinton. He spoke on the building of walls. In the Old Testament, Nehemiah describes the rules and regulations in effect at that time foi the building of ihe walls around Jerusalem which was com- pleted in 52 days. In the New. Testament Paul describes Kippen 4-H'er visits Aiberta . Correspondent RENA CALDWELL 262-5935 Mrs. L.A. Fisher. Sun City Centre, Florida. and Mrs. Jack Essery, Centralia, visit -4 ed recently with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Anderson. Sunday. the faelity of John ' Caldwell and Lorraine (Ford) Caldwell had a reunion at the horee of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Essery at Centralia. About 70 family members attended. Mr. and Mrs. V.L. Alder - dice have returned from the - Est Coast. Bill Kinsman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinsman is on a 4-/I exchange visit to Innisfail, Alberta. Brent Satmders of Innesfail, Alta. has returned home. Mrs. Ruth Deckett, Har- rison, Mrs. Esther Jaques, Clifford were recent guests of Mrs. Norman Deckert. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGee, Blyth visited Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis recently. The sound of chain saws has been heard throughout the land following the storm last Tuesday afternoon. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Caldwell. who celebrated their 25th vyedding anniversary Satur- day in the Hensall Arena. Smiles People are still willing to do an honest day's work. Trouble is, they want a week's pay for it. If someone offers you the world on a silver platter - take the platter. Today. when newlyweds feather their nest, you'll usually find four parents who have been plucked. A chitnic complainer was driving a waiter mad with his unreasonable demands. "Why is it," he barked, "that I never get what I ask for here?" "Perhaps, sir," replied the waiter, "it is because we are too polite." The man who can smile when things go wrong has thought of someone he can put the blame one. _ - • • the walls being built by the Christians as they practised their religion. Walls are being built nowadays, and must be, -against the chang- he or she is eligible to attend these clubs and YOU are " needed as a leader.. The next club is a cooking club, "Food and Friends" and leadership Thompson with 126 and the ladies' high scorer was Mary Parlmer with 113. The Church service last Tuesday was taken by Mrs. and NSALL area news ing morals of society, thie church and government. Dedication . and perser- verance will build these walls, he said. Soloist was Miss Mary Goodwin and organist and pianist was Mrs. Gertrude Middleton. The children's story was about the "Lost Coin". Next Sunday Rev. Stan McDonald will be back from vacation and will be conducting the service. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Priggo of Exeter were recent visitors with Mrs. Bertha MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Don Good- ing of Parkhill visited recent- ly with the latter's mother Mrs. Edgar Munn. Once again it's time to think about 4-11 clubs and again leaders are needed. If your daughter or son is between the age of 12 and 26 training classes will be held around the county on various dates at the end of August and the beginning of Sept- ember. If you are interested and think you can help, please get in touch with Mrs. Carl Payne, 262-5018. Don't forget - no leaders - no clubs. The men's hieh bowling score this week at Queens- way Nursing Home was Ross Eric Luther. Visitors with Pat Desch were Gladys and Ruth Beckler. Kay Cookwell and the Dogan family visited Mrs. Irma Wilds. Luella Willer! and Annie Becker visited Mrs. Muriel Triebner. Ruedelle McKenzie visited Wally Crich. Vera Johnston and John and Jean Voiland visited with Mrs. Elizabeth •Volland. • Action Ads PHONE DIRECT 527-0240 LL • FINAL • FINAL • FINAL • FINAL Henson Dept: Store Final Sate NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED TELL US THE PRICE You Are Willing To Pay On Any Item NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED 25( 25.00 WILL BUY A LOT! • Every Item Must Be Sold. • Final Closing Day Sat. July 26th HENSALL DEPT. STORE • FINAL HENSALL • FINAL • FINAL FINAL e