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The Huron Expositor, 1979-05-24, Page 2321 Tenderl fit'iN:ted! TENDER SCHQO.L Sealed tenders wilt be .received by Lift= Dunlop.. Superintendent of Business Affairs, for the supply of six,. (6) new school buses- Tender ctosittg effective: 12 &clock, Aeon, Friday:Wine � 1 . , Specifications and tender forms. are available at the Board Offiee- Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R,L. CUNNINGHAM Transportatlgn Manager SSIFIE[� Tenders; Wanted 24 Cord* of The ltd Gtr f a allC[X.St4zG Ofl4 • 103 Albert Street Clinton, Ontario NOM ILO •.R:J. ELLIOTT ' Chairman • D.J. COCHRANE Director 21.-02-1 24 Curds pt` Thanks. Sandy and Gladys Doig wish to thank their friends, neigh - hours ,and relatives for the messages of congratulations and warm wishes; also,.rnan' y thanks for the beautiful gifts received at .the time of our. fortieth wedding anniversary. A loving thank you to our family for making this very special occasion.possible. 24-02.1 Sincere thanks -to our "rela- tives and friends for treats,. cards and visits for Julie during her stay in Seaforth. hospital, Special thanks to -Dr, Underwood, Dr, Malkus and all the nurses who were so kind and attentive to Julie. --Don' and Carol Carter 25-02-.1 Mini0.tr ,>r /A Rousingi Onta ria Housing Corporation TenderReference Number Number B05 SFT 7971 For steam cleaning, .cot- ridors & common room carpets at O.H,C.:Bu,ild� ings. in Huron Oount,. Tenders will be received for the above until: 11:00 a.m. local time MAY. 30; 1979, by the Ontario Housing; Corporation" .c✓o Court House and Registry Office. 80 Dundas. Street P.O, Box 5600, Terminal "A". London, Ontario, N6A 2P3, Details and specifications may be obtained from, Huron County Housing Auth- ority, 53 Stanley Street; Goderieh, Ontario, N7A 31(6, telephone 1 9) .(S , 524-26.37, -quoting reference number as above. The lowest or any tender not. necessarily accepted, 21-02-1 • 24i. Curds of Thanks I thank the relatives, neigh- bours' and .friends, fora their' visits, flowers, and treats w hile 1 was' a patient in Seaforth litaspital: Special thanks w Dr. Malkus, the nurses and staff who were so good and patient with, me. Thanks to Rev. Vanslyke for his visit with ane, It was all much' apprediated,=-Mrs. Violet Horner .. 24-02x l We would like to expres's our sincere thanks .,to relatives, neighbours and friends who sent cards and gifts while we were in hospital. Special thanks toDr. Malkus and the O.B,. staff, -JonVan Loon d Jeffery 24-02x1 1, would like to say a sincere thank you to my friends and; tiv :rel .aes for .their thoughtful. ness with cards', treats, visits. and inquiries about me while 1 was a patient in Seaforth Conntnunity Hospital' and Stratford General ,Hospital. Thanks, to Dr, Greenaway. Pr, 'Quinlan;. Rev, Vanslyke and the nursing staff of both hospitals. —Peter McCowan 24.02:1 The family of the late. Mrs. • Lavina Coutts wish to thank the Seaforth Community Hospital,, tfilbarchan Nuts- ing Home, doctors, nurses, Rev. _Dyke, :Rev. Roberts; Pallbearers, flowerbearers,. neighbours" friends and rela- tives. Thanks to those who sent flowers, cards, don- ations to the Heart ' and Cancer funds,: Special thanks to R.S. Box Funeral Home and to the Friendship Circle for serving lunch, —Marian, Donald, Ross, and Glenn Coutts - 24-02.1. Thank you to my trtends, who remembered me with cards, flowers, gifts, and visits der- ing my recent illness. 'A special thank you to the Board. of Governors. the staff of Seaforth Community Hospital and Dr. Ken Rodney. —Shirley Ring 24-02x1 la' Memoriam: TEMPLEMAN: In loving memdry of a daughter, sister and. Auntie Elizabeth Jean 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 sudden, No time to say goodbye, You were gone before we' knew it, an cry And only God knows why. • A golden heart stopped beat ing,Two working hands at rest. ' God 'broke our hearts to prove to us,,, He only takes the best. We cannot forget your smil- ing miling ;face.., Your happy carefree: ways, The sntile that:: won so many friends', In happy bygone days. To know we never said goodbye, Will always bring regrets, But the hearts that loved you dcarlyd Are the , hearts that won't forget: We miss,,you Libby. —Dad; 'Nom and all your family 25-02-1 Guaranteed '.Investment Certificates Annual Interest for Five Years. VG VICTORIA AND GREY MUST Since1844 Contact our office: : Member:. Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation TRAPNELL: In loving mem- ory of my dear mother, Violet Trapnell: who passed away one year ago. May 25, 1978. You, slippedaway without good-bye: But memories of you will never die, There arc other Moms in the world 1 knthv, But you were, mine and we loved you so. Lovingly . temembered by Bill, Ruth,.,Mike & Joanne 25=02-1', DURI OUR STOCK REDUCTION S. Teal Towelling. • , , yd. Single Knits1.69 Fishnet . . nn Curtains yd. 45" Texmade BROADCLOTH 1.89 M UP TO 25% OFF ALL. FABRICS 45' Poly'' Cotton GINGHAM 1..89M MANY FABRICS REDUCED TOY2 PRICE Caldwell 2 pc. VELVET TOWELS 6.79 set Texmade Sheet Sets. - Twin 18.95 Double 21.9.5 Queen' 24.95 POLYESTER Queen 4.49 78 x':"100 4.291:• [Terylene) Tablecloths Yarltr- tlabywear ALL REDUCED B.J1 Fabrics 'Blyth, Ont. 523-967 ' 25. in. Memoriam LITTLE; In loving .mem ry of a dear husband, father and grandfather Reginald Ltite who passed away oue year • ago on .May. 24. 1978. We watched you suffer. We heard you Sigh, •,But; all we could de, Was just stand by. When the time came, We suffered too, Far you never deserved, What you went through. God took your hand. And we had 10 ,part,. He eased your pain. But he broke our hearts. --Sadly missed and lovingly remembered by wife Marg, sons; •.and; daughters-in-law Doug and Joanne, Bruce and Mary, Derek and Bernie and grandchildren Christine, David, Bradley, Suzanne,: Kelly, Tracey & Michael. 25-02-1. 26 Personal Mr' and Mrs,: Joseph. Cronin of Dublin are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Karen Eliz- 4abeth to Mr. Gerry Michael Ryan, son, of .Mr, and Mrs. Clarence 'Ryan.,R.R. 1, Dub- lin, on June 9, 1979.at 3 p.m, St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, Dublin..' : 26-02x! Mr, and Mrs, Ronald Bennett Walton are pleased to announce the forthcoming ' marriage of their daughter Joan Marie to. Arthur 'John McNaughton,. son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl McNaughton, Egfnondville. Vows will be. exchanged June 16th, 1979 at 7• p.m, in Duff's United. Church. Walton. .26-02x1 Mr. and Mrs. Francis C.J. Sills are pleased toannounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Patricia Jane to : Mr. Leonard James • Muegge son of Mrs Marie Muegge and the date Mr. Gordon Muegge. ;The' Wed- ding will take place at5 p.m,; On June 23rd at St. James Church; Seaforth; 'Ontario: 26-p2x1. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ross, Seaforth, wish foannounce the engagement of their daughter Joanne Elizabeth to 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 reception at 9`'p.m: in legion hall. 26.02x1 27 _Rirrihe ,CRA1CGt littltie, <l'=r.ah and Terry ilteleome to their family* aaiw b abv boy. Robert Jame$ irn, Friday, May 18th flit St. Joseph's 1•I0spitat« London ?lb. 7 oz. 27'02x1: NOLAN; To Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Nolan. R.R.5,. Sea, Daniel' ea! forth at Seaforth Community hospital, May 1/. a son,. Adam, 27.02x1 NUHN: To Mr. and Mrs. Brian Nuhn. Seaforth, at Seaforth Corrr.ntttnity Hosp. Ital. May 18, a on. Jordan Brian. 27.02x1 BOUSSEY: i arrised Satur- day. May 12, 19'9 at 2008 hrs., weighing 8 lb. 8,5 or, My. parents, Bill and Joyce, have decided; 'to call me Clayton William. Evert late they though 1 arrived tell me the wait was 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 (nee Ball) are happy . to announce the birth, of their daughter, "Alissa" at Wood- stock General Hospital on May 13, 1979. Proud grand - ,parents are Leonard and `Lorraine Feeney and Gordon and Faye Ball of St. Marys, Ontprio. 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 Marie, 'weighing 7 pounds, 8 ounces at. Stratford General Hospital on May 13th. 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 it May 17: ;a -oson, Brendan Wayne. 27.02x1 Staffa Susan Norris .spentthe weekend at Parry Sound. With Mr. and Mrs. Bob' Norris and, Mrs. Sam Norris 'on the weekend were Mr .and Mrs. Bill Spancak and • Nancy and David - Lyle of Ottawa, Jim Norris andiMrs. Winnifred. Sharpe of Brampton. " The DOW family held a family picnic on Sunday'atthe Family Life•Centre, Staffa. THE HURON EXPOSITOR,, SAX n;mer Doug; (1 Dison. a teacher •at South H„u...ron, District High School, has, been named principal, of the Surttner school wh"�h the k1u. ctt County Bard of =lueation will operate On a trial sbasis: this year. While .the number" and type of sttbieets to be offered will dep.nd un the interest shown, Eilrspn indica.ted this week that many optiotue ' will, be open to students, to the county "The basic rule of thumb, will be . that if 10 to 20 students show, anrnterest in; apart rota u t w particular a ell attempi' 10 . offer the program:"" 1.91s4art explained. There are four types e courses 'being offered to the program which wail'' he conducted only at Central Huron Secondary 'School: nut Clinton. They are as follows, r f 1: Improvement� xurses: offered to students w aye completed the course during the regular school year Nit who. have not achieved 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 courses: available to students wvlkrr have not taken the course before or did not' complete the course during the school year. These courses are four hours a day. 3. Remedial courses offered in:. English and. mathematics to grade seven: or eight•. students who are having difficulty with either subject. These classes are for 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, nusic, and physical activities such as basketball, golf, badminton and tennis. The improvementand new McKillop ha credit courses run throughout the duratkm .of ,the school` program from July 4 to August 10, The 'remedial' interest courses special r ter i s s start ort July 9 and the former 'terminates on July 27, vrhde the special leterest courses, continue through to August 3. All classes begin at 8100 0.1t1.AtCentral Huron and the school day coneludes• at 12:30. Limited bus Service will be.. Offered to 41 students. with. buses leaving the ,other foot secondary schools ea b day at Gt►derich, Exeter. Wanghata and: Seaforth.. Arrangements ,inay be lit'«er for:pia up acrd drop of points on -the highways 1eadrng to said. from Chown. 01?l+1r TO ArO QNia. While the simmersMlotkl ss: designed priar,ariJy assist seats +at twee a rt:>R • titetr .. set ort'd cru �ellotrl, graduattnn dtpionas. tkte Cour$ alre Open to anyone ' w fta nk y interested, • .'include 's is tasted s n.xaa-ctsitnty residents, adults. and separate School sudents, The courses are free, batt a 510 registration• and materialsfee will be assessed. with the exception if the elementary ' remedial„ courses which will be assessed; .a S5 fee, Textbooks will be supplied at no charge, although grade' ••'13 students will have to • 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. Applications •.for the. new. • credit courses and the elementary remedial courses are due on June 8 and students• will. be ` otified • 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 S . vis it.ors: Recent . visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Regele were Mr. and . Mrs. Clarence Regeta 115 Seaforth, Mr, and:; Mrs. Stanley Preszcator. Miss Brenda Glanville and; Mrs., Mary Thornton of Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Fischer' or Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mrs.' Melinda Koehler.; and Morley. The registered saddle bred marc belonging to Jot• and. Bob: McCowan presented then with a stud colt. Joy and Bob . McCowan attended the Canadian specialty . Championship show for, Germanshepherds in London on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Musselman` and boys of Stratford with 11ts, 1argaret Beucrman and boys op the weekend. r u mist st4hinit aPpltcati • by. JU a 29 and t'they well; .be notified on July 2 whheth r the classeswill Proceed - Ellison dueto the Ellisansat that reduced instructional time at summer school, regular and, punctual attendance is. essential and students:will be withdrawn from course$ after their fourth day of .absetnce, unless there are,extenuatie$ ,tircttntstances- Exatnunations in the credit •courseswill be conducted on, l o, days of the I school � d all marks �� an ttrilf be forwarded tothe student's; home school. Al#' .enquiries,, prior t0. Tegastration, ,should be made' to principal. Doug Ellison at South Huron District ;Schoolin Exeter, (S )« HOECHST CLEAN CROP NEWS the truei. - ui i d herbicide for broadleaf oeaf - adl andgrass control in all major r bean .__crops. FESIH2L Afesin is distr: ibuted.by For more information contact. W. C. Thompson &:Sons. 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