The Huron Expositor, 1979-05-24, Page 21C,
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21 Tender* Wanted 21 Tenders Wanted
TENDER
Ministry of
Housing,
Ontario,
Housing,
-',Corporation
SCHOOL
BUSES
Sealed tenders will be
received by R.B. Dunlop,
Superiniendent of Business
Affairs, for the supply of six
(6) new school buses, Tender
Pleeine effective 1.Clock
noon,
Friday June 1
'Specifleatioes and tender
forms are available at the
Board Office.
Lowest or any tender net.
necessarily accepted,
R.L. CUNNINGHAM
Transportation Manager
> ,
,ee ci0Mon
°Mide°e4.ecire4:92e
103 Albert. Street
Clinton, Ontario
NOM. ILO.
RJ. ELLIOTT
Chairman, ,1• •
D.J. COCHRANE .
Director
21-02-1
24 Cards of -Thanks•
24 Cards of Thanks
Sandy.and Gladys Doig wish
to thank their friends, neigh-
bours and relatives for the
Tender Reference
Number B05 SFr 79-71
For steam cleaning cor-
ridors & common room
carpets at O.H.C. Build-
ings in Hertel County.
Tenders will be received
for the above until
11;00 a. in,. local time
MAY 30, 1979
by the Ontario Housing
Corporation, c/o Court
House and Registry
Office. 80 Dendas Street
P.O. Bei 5600, Terminal
London, Ontario,
N6A 2P3. Details and
specifications May be
obtained from Heron
County Housing Auth-
ority, 53 Stanley Street,
Goderich, Ontario, N7A
3K6, telephone (519)
-5.24-2637, (voting
reference number as
above,
The lowest or any
tender not necessarily
accepted. 21-02-1
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messages of congratulations
and warm wishes;,alse, many
thanks for the beautiful gifts
received at the time 'of our
fortieth wedding anniversary:
A loving thank' you to our
family fir' making this very
epecial occasion possible,
4-02-1
• Sincere thanks to our rela-
tives and friends for treats,
cards and visits for Julie
during her stay in Scaforth
hospital. Special thanks to
Dr. Underwood, Dr. Ntalkus
and all the nurses who were
so kind and attentive to Jelie.
—Don and Carol Carter
25-02-1
1 thank the relatives, neigh-
bours and friends, for their
•
4, 'C,Ord.07a IS1010—o-r-17-tti-t7
I would like10 .ay ; sincere
thank you to my {friends and
relatives,for their thoughtfui.
ness with cards, treats, visits,
and inquiries about me while
1 was a patient in. Seaforth
Community Hospital and
Stratford General Hospital.
Thanks to Dr, Greenaway,
Dr, Quinlan, Rey. Vanslyke
and the nursing staff of both,
hospitals. Peter McCow an
2444X1
The family of the late Mrs.
Lavine Cotitt,ewish to thank
the. Seaforth CommunityHospital., Kilbarchatt Nurs-
ing Home, doctors,,nurses,
Rev, Duke, Rev. Roberts,
pallbearers, flowerbearers,
neighbours. friends and rele-
fives. Thanks. to those who
sent flowers, cards, don-
ations to the Heart and
Cancer funds, Special thanks
to R.5, Box Funeral Home
and to the Friendship Circle
for serving lunch. --Marian,
Donald; Reiss, and, Glenn
Coutts 24-02-1
Thank you to my friends who
remembered me with cards,
flowers, gifts and. visits dur-
ing, my. recent illness., A
special thank yeti, to the
Board of Governors', the staff
of Se4forth, Community
Hoepital and. Dr. Ken
Rodney. •---Shirley Ring
InloVing Memory of
a cleat' beeharidfather awl,
grandf9ttiPr Regleald 'Little
who passed awe One year
ago on May 24. 1978.
We watched,tytei suffer.
We heard you sigh,
But all we could do,
Was just stand by.
When the time came,
,we suffered, too,
For you; never deserved,
What you went through.
God took your hand:
And we had to part,
He eased your
But be broke our beams,
—Sally !missed and lovingly
remembered by wife Marg,
sons and tlaughters-in4aw
Doug: and Joanne, Britce and
Mary, Derek and Bernie and
grandchildren Christine.
David, -Bradley, Suzanne.
Kelly, Tracey & Michael.
25-02-1
26 Personal
27 Births
CRAIG: 1a.tie, f' en
Terry Weleoltle 10 bel
family, a new ,baby hay
Robert jetrieS etti !Friday
May litb; at $t. Joseph,'
Hospital. London.? W. 7 oz
.27-02a*
THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 24 1170 21
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Bogs ,Ellison„ jteschgr
et '.5eutittlitiree District High
!Sehool, has bee' named
r 'principal of the summer
* school which the Huron
County Board of 1Fiucatio.n
will operatteent triai halts
• this -ear
While, tbe Mt/Tibet 404
type of sohieets to be offered
• will dep:nd on the interest
el,h.et1owknt,hEatlitreliO4)iii,e,tid
this
picta,i(t)ens
will
be open to students iri 'tie
P'44Tla
41tYe. basic tele of thumb
wilt be that if 1.0. to 20
students show an interest in',
a particular subject, we will
attempt to Offer the
program'," Ellison
explained.'
'Thereare four types 9r
courses being offered in the
program which will be
conducted only .at. Central
Huron Secondary School in
C I iilt°1Tloe4 mareeas n courses:
r°1i°‘vs
1•1
offered to students who have
completed the course during
the regular school year but
who have not achieved a
passing grade or wish to.
improve , thier standing.
These courses are two hourS
in length and, a student may
enrol in two.
2. New credit eeerses;
available to students who
have not taken the course
before or did not complete
the course during the school,
year. These courses are iota
hours a day.
3. Remedial ceursest
offered in English and.
mathematics to grade seven
or eight students who are
having difficulty with either
subject. These classes arefor
two hours a 'day . and no
credits are received.
4. Special interest courses:
provided for students who
have to spend four hours, a
day at summer school but are
only taking' a « two-hour
course. These may include
tech, theatre arts, music, and'
physical activities . such as
basketbell, golf, badminton
and tennis.
The improvement And new
NOLAN; To Mr. and Mrs
Daniel- Nolan, R.R. 5. Sea -
forth at Seaforth ComEntinity
Hospital., May V. 4-75911,
Adatn,
NilliN; To Mr. and Mrs,
titian Nuhn, SeafOrth. at
Seaforth, Community Hosp,
itat May. 18. 1 son, Jordan
Brian. 27.-02x1
1101.1S5EY: I area ee Satur-
day, May 12. 0-'9 at 2008
hrs.. weighing 8 lb. 8,5 oz,
My parents, 'Bill and Joyce,
have ,decidedto call me
Clayton William. Even
though I arrived late, they
tell me the wait as worth it.
My proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. R.J Boussey
of Clinton and: Mr. and Mrs.
• Wm. Taylor of Varna, Spec-
ial thanks to the staff of St,
Joseph's Hospital. 27-02-1,
FEENEY: Gerry and Cathy
(nec Bali)happy 10
announce the birth of their
daughter "Alisea" at Wood-
stock General Hospital on
Mr, and Mrs, JosePh CrOnin
of Dublin are pleased to
announce the marriage of
their .daughter Karen Eliz-
abeth to Mr, Gerry Michael
- Ryan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Ryan, R.R. 1. iin,nJune9, 9, 1979 at 3 p.m.
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
Church, Dublin. 26-02x1
visits, flowers and treats — . Mr• and Mrs' Ronald
while 1 was a patient in 25 • In imem, nriam Bennett Walton.are Pleased
Seaforth Hospital. Special '•'`' ' to announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter
thanks to Dr. Malkus. the TEMPLEMAN:' In loving
nurses and staff who were so memory meof a daughter, sister
good and patient with me. iz e ean
Thanks to Rev Vansl k f
. y e or
his visit with mc. It 'was all
much apprec
Violet Horner , 24-02x1
We would like to express our
sincere' thanks to relatives,
neighbours and friends who
sent cards and gifts while
we were in hospital. Special
thanks to Dr. Malkus and the
0:8, staff, —Jo Van Loon
and Jeffery 24-02x1
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Templeman, who passed
away one year ago, May 26,
1978, . .
No one heard the footsteps,
Of the angels drawing near
Who took from us to heaven
The one we loved so dear.
Your end came Sad and
sucideri,
No time to sae goodbye, .
You were gone before we
knew it,
And only God knows wh
A golden heart stopped beat-
ing,Tave working hands at
rest, •
God broke- our hearts to •
• prove to us,
He only takes the best. •
We cannot forget your smil-
ing face,
Your happy carefree ways,
Thferieds,
smnilethat won so many
In happy bygone days.
To know we never said Jay C. Johnson, son of, Mr,
and Mrs. Robert. Johnson,
London. Wedding to take
place June 9, 4 p.m., Hibbert
United Church, Staffa. Open
reteption at 9 p.m. in legion
hall. 26-02x I
Joan Marie to Arthur. John
McNaughton, son of Mr; and
Mrs. Earl McNaughton,
• Egmondville.. Vows will be
exchanged June 16th, 1979
at 7 p.m. in Duffs United ,
Church, Walton, 26-02x1
Mr. - and Mrs. Francis C.J.
. Sills are pleased to annOunce
'the forthcoming marriage of
their: daughter. Patricia Jene
Mr-. to M. 'Leonard James
Muegge, son of Mrs. M. arie..
Muegge and the late Mr.
Gordon Muegge. The wed-
ding will take place at 5 p.m.
on June 23rd at St. James
Church; Seaforth; Ontarioe
26-02x1
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.Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross,
Seaforth, wish to announce
the, engagement of 'their
daughter Joanne Elizabeth to
goodbye,
Will always bring regrets,
'llut the hearts that loved you
dearly,'
Are the, hearts. that won't
forget. '"R
We vu
Libby..
—Dad, Mom and all your
family 25-02-1-
TRAPNELL: In loafing mem-
ory of my dear mother, „Violet
Trapnell who, passed away
one year ago,, May 25, 1978,
You slipped away without
geod-byt,
• But memories of . you will
never die.
There are other Moms in the
world I know.
But you were mine and we
loved you so.
—Lovingly remembered by
Bill, Ruth, Mike & Joanne
25-02-1
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May 13, 1979, Proud grandparets are. Leonard and
Lorraine Feeney and Gordon
and. Faye Ball of St. Marys,
Ontario. Great grandparents
are, Mrs, Nora Maloney,
Seaforth' and Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Murray, Dublin,'
•27-02-1
FLANAGAN: Marie Therese
and Larry Flanagan, R, -R. 5
Seaforth, with to announce
the safe arrival of their
.
daughter, 'Carrie Mane.
weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces
at Stratford General Hospital
on •May nth. Proud grand;
parents are Jim'and Ginette
Nash, Seaforth and Bill and
Connie Flanagan -of Dublin..
A wee sister for Lawrence.
27-02-1
KNIGHT: To' Wayne and.
Wilma Knight (nee Staples)
at Stratford General Hospital
171 MAY 170- a .ason, ‘Brendan
Wayne. • 27-02x1
Susan Norris spent the
weekend at Parry Sound.
With Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Norris and Mrs. Sam Norris'
on the, aveekend were Mi
.and Mrs. Bill Spanzak and
Nancy andDavid Lyle of
Ottawa, Jim Norris and,Mrs.
Winnifrcd Sharpe of
Brampton.
'fhe Dow family held a
family picnic on Sunday atthe
Family Life Centre, Staffa.
McKillop has
Recent visitors with Mr.
andMrs. Ed. Regele were
Mr. and. Mrs. Clarence
Regele. #5 Seaforth, Mr.,and
Mrs. Stanley Preszcator.
Miss Brenda Glanville and
Mrs. Mary Thornton of
credit comae* rett,
throughout the duration of'
the school program from July
4 to August 10. The remedial
and special interest courses
start on July 9 and the former
terminates on July 27, while
specialibe coo
;continue through tO4ogust
3,
All classes begin at 8:30
a,m, at Central Hume and
the school flay concludes at
12:30,
Limited bits service will be
offered to ail students, with
hoses leaving the other four
secondary schools each day
at Goderieh, Exeter,
Winghem and Seaforth...
Arrangements may be made
later for pick up, and drop off
points on the highways
leading to and from Clinton.
OPEN TO ANYONE
While the summer
Seheol is designed'primarily
to assist students in
achieving their secondary
school graduation diplornas,
-the course e are open to
anyone who may be
interested.
This includes non,ceunte
residents, adults and
separate school students.
The courses are free, but a
510 , registration and
materials fee will be
assessed, with the exception
of the elementary remedial
courses which will be
assessed a S5 fee.
Textbooks will be supplied,
at no charge, although grade
13studenis will have
purchase their texts.
Application forms_ are now
available in the guidance
departments at the 'five
'secondary schools and the
public school principals have
the forms for elementary
courses. ,
Applieetions for the new
credit courses and. the
'elementary remedial courses
are due on June 8 and
etudents will be notified on
June 15 as to whether there
is enough' interest to proceed
with the classes.
Students wishing to enrol
in the improvement courses
and special interest courses
visitors
show for German shepherds
in London on Saturday..
Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Musselman and boys of
Crediton.
Mr. •and Mrs, Wes Fischer
of Mitchell, visited on Sunday
with .Mrs, Melinda Keehler
and. Morley.
Theregistered saddle bred
mare belonging to Joy and
Bob
Bob McCowan preseeted,
them with .a' stud colt.'
Joy and Bob McCowart,
attended .the Canadian
rsPecialty Championship
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Stratford with Mrs.Margaret .
Beuerman and boys on the
weekend.
meet submit applications. by
Joe 29 and they will be
netifted on July 2 whether
the classes will proceed,
Ellison said that doe to the
reduced instructional time at
aummer school' regular and
punctual attendance is
essential and students will be
withdrawn from courses after
their fourth ,day of absence,
unless there are extenuating
eireunastanees.
FaatainatiOns bt Ow credit
,COurses will he conducted On
•• the final two days of the
'school aztd all marks Will be
fOrwerded tei the student's
home school"
All enquiries Prior to
registration' ebeeld be made
to principal, Doug Mason at
South Huron District High
School in Exeter, (235-0880).
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