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YOU CAN EARN EXTRA MONEY AND WIN PRIZES TOO CENTRE KING STS ANGUS EXAMINER ROUTES ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN THESE AREAS Phone 7266 TORONTO BRADFORD ST AREA BLAKE STEEL ST AREA DUCKWORTHNAPIER AREA DUNLOP QUEEN ST DAVIDSON ST DALTON BAYFIELD ST AREA MULCASTER ST AREA 539 TIFFIN ST SOPHIA WORSLEY OWEN ST AREA RODNEY MOUNTBATTEN ST AREA CUMBERLAND ST CLAPPERTON ST AREA BAYFIELD MARY STS GUNN WELLINGTON ST AREA SANFORD VICTORIA AREA CREEMORE Yes would like more information about an Examiner Carrier Route NAME ADDRESS PARENTS SIGNATURE AGE PHONE Clip and send to The Examiner Box 370 Barrie LAM 4T6 76 enIployInent wanted RESPONSIBLE HARDWORKING man seeking lull andor parttime work Ex perienced driver accident tree 30 mile radius Barrie 4364019 RELIABLE Mofhefiinbamswick will babysit in my home weekdays only Phone 7370234 78 tenders POLICE VILLAGE OF ANGUS TENDER Sealed bids clearly marked as to contents will be received by the undersigned up to pm July 3i I979 for GRADING AND PAVING DITCH approximately 76 ft and lowering culvert pipe paving with hot mix HL3 asphalt For further information call George Bateman 66 King St 4241455 Lowest or any tenders not necessarily ac cepted MRS HELEN ELLIOTT Secretary PO Box I45 ANGUS Ontario LOM IBO JyI7 TENDER To supply install approx ICXX ft of ft high Inch mesh gauge galvanized chain link fence 38 inch posts inch corner posts 811I6Inchtoprail Maximum IO ft centre on posts thirty ft opening at curb cut out Tenders will be received until Aug 1479 Work to be completed by Nov 1579 IARIIE umou CEMETERY co Sennldale Rd Ianla Ont MM 454 Jy20 ANNOUNCEMENTS SPECIALNOTICES CASH RATES Death Notices Engagements Cards of Thanks $600 minimum 40 words additional words centes per word Births In Memorial no verse $600 $600 Verse per count Iine extra 23 cents Coming Events lllela Mondays Child is ialrot face Tuesdays Child is full of grace Wednesdays Child is full of woe Thursdays Child has tar to go Fridays Child is loving and giving Saturdays Child works hard for its living And child that is born on the Sab bath Day 15 fair and wise and good and gay Children hearing this verse by Counter Cullen always want to know which day of the week was their birth date Keep this and other important information for your childs future An Examiner Birth Announcement will include the name of your child the day of the week month and year of birth the weight and other vital information printed message can become permanent record in Babys Book or Family Albums The rate for an Examiner Birth Notice isonly 5550 PHONE 72824 GOOD NEWS STORY When you an nounce the birth of your child in The Ex aminer clippings of the notice are available for Babys Book Family Tree Records and to mail your friends and relatives in those far away places Place an announcement after birth Call The Examiner Classified 72B 2414 GARIEPY Megan Lyn announces the sale arrival of brother Mikael Sean at RVH on July 9th 1979 First grandson for Mr and Mrs Wm Secord of Merlin Ont and Mr and Mrs Ray Gariepy of Barrie Parents Steve and Lyn thank God Dr Handley and nurses on the 4th Ioor 78 tendon THE SIMCOE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION BARRIE QNIARIQ TENDERS FDR CONSTRUCTION OF AN Lampmon Lona Barrio Sealed bulk tenders plained marked as to contents will be received by the Tender Clerk until 300 pm local theI Remy 1I I979 for the construction an ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Rattle Ontario Plans and specifications may be obtained by general contractors only on deposit of $10000 from the office of Salter Architect IIO Dunlop St West Barrie Ontario In all cases of dispute the decision of this Board will be final LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED Late Tenders will not be accepted Lloyd Fletcher Chairman Ramsay Director of Education and Secretary Jy17 Read The Exa miner To Buy Buy The Examiner To Read stroud by Ms Campbell 434 084 Lakelands Senior Citizens met in Lakeside Halo Alcona Beach on Wednesday June 13 for their weekly meeting with Bud Parker presiding The meeting opened with Canada and our theme song with Betty Bell at the piano All are reminded to keep August open for the Senior Citizens picnic at Springwater Park Entertainment was provided by 135 pupils from Goodfellow School who sang six selections accompanied by Susan Howes and also folk group ac companied by Sue Patchett on the guitar The choir has won awards at the Kiwanis Music Festival and is to appear of Ontario Place They are credit to themselves neighborly news and their school Their director is Asst Principal Dale Bar rett The afternoon concluded with euchre cribbage scrabble and darts Tea coffee and cookies were provided by the hostesses Institute members are reminded that our meetings at the Stroud Complex will com mence at 130 Note the change of time lnnisfil Chapter 038 held their annual church service at St Pauls Anglican Church on Sunday June WM Lucille Metcalfe and WP Melville Metcalfe and 25 members were welcomed by Rev Lee David Booth accompanied on the piano by his grand mother Mrs TF Fitzimmons played trumpet solo and Mr Lee left thoughtprovoking message Following the service Mr and Mrs Metcalfe entertained the Eastern Star members to luncheon at their home The Sixth Line Cemetery An S343 per column inch ISdeatlla BEARCROFT NORAH Frances At the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Saturday July 14th I979 Norah Frances Mattenley in her 72nd year Beloved wife of Alfred John Bearcroit dear mother of Joan Mrs Ken Robertson and John of Barrie Sister of Jack Mattenley Surviv ed also by grandchildren Friends may call at Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley 51 Barrie alter pm Monday Service in the Chapel on Tuesday July 17th at pm Followed by cremation It so desired memorial donations to Canae dian Cancer Society would be ap preciated LETCHER Joseph At the Royal Vlc toria Hospital Barrie on Tuesday July 17 1979 Joseph Letcher in his 77th year beloved husband of the late Rose Challachombe Dear father of Marian Minard and Jim Letcher Grandfather of Suzanne Rob and Shawn Friends may call at Steckley Funeral Home 30 Worsley Street Barrie after pm Wednesday Service in the chapel on Thursday July 19 at pm Interment Oro United Cemetery ROE Verna Theresa At the Royal Victoria Hospital Barrie on Friday Ju ly 13 I979 Verna Theresa Roe dear wife of James Herbert Roe loving mother of Ronald Oi Collingwood Rose Ann Mrs Fraser of Hilisdale Bill of Barrie Rosemarie Mrs Ferguson of Bar rie Maureen of Hillsdale Peter at Bar rie Sharyn of Barrie and Cindy Joe of Barrie private family service was held at the Jennett Funeral Home on Monday at pm lnterment Barrie Union Cemetery Illcord of thanks WRIGHT SCHELLENBERG Our thanks to the people of the Midhurst community for most enioyable evening and for the beautiful wedding gift at stainless steel flatware Melvin Wright and Laura Schellenberg 81 In InenIorIetne McCAULEY Mary Agnes In loving memory of dear daughter Mary Agnes Livingston who passed away July 17th I973 It broke our hearts to lose you But you didnt go alone For part of us went with you The day GOD called you home Always remembered by Mother and Family uoetnbg events STAG for TOM SPALL Iarrle AmoarIeI July 20 oclock Tlckete $5 Contact Mle Taylor before July II 7370819 nual Memorial service was held Sunday June 17 Rev Mark Reeves of Stroud Presbyterian Church preched thought provoking sermon on What Kind of Memorial Rev Ainley Craft of Churchill Pastoral Charge Rev Malcolm Fife of StroudLefroy Pastoral Charge and James Benson of Bell Ewart Baptist Church participated in the Service goodly number gathered to pay tribute to the memory of loved ones The cemetery was beautiful with the many floral bouquets and wellkept grounds Trustees of the Sixth Line Cemetery are Chairman George Lucas Secretary Ireasuer Fraser Sutherland Duncan Campbell Ronald Allan Helen Corner John Cowan Andy Graham Douglas Reid May Reive EXAMINER WANT ADS PHONE 7232 DOUGLAS DOUGLAS caucus mucusoouous DOUGLAS oousmsooucus DOUGLAS mucus mucw Rain fares By THE CANADIAN 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