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I a lal Nn 1{ k/ 3 : § 23s Ss i<% 4 o s | $e wl - ) Com Cebles currently owns 2,300 of the 10,00 issued and outstanding shares of Ex-Cen and thus Karen L, McIntosh (500 shares) to Com-Cables of Goderich would increase its ownership to 36%; & Clinton Limited. the transfer of 55 common shares in Com-Cables of Coderick op SCHREIBER HOLIDAY VISITORS Among the students home for the holidays were from Sault College, Sault Ste. Marie - Donna Gellert with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gellert, Betty-Ann McKenna, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McKenna; Mary-Jo Ryan with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ryan. From Western University, London, Ont. - Dino Speziale with Mrs. Rita Speziale, Maxine Holland with Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Holland and Arlene Krause with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Krause. Barb Huard from Fanshawe College and Linda Huard from Georgian College, Barrie with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Art Huard. Barbara Glad, Seneca . College, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glad. Norah and Nancy McGuire from Humber College, Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. D'Arcy McGuire, Brenda and Tina Cebrario from Lakehead University, with Mr. and Mrs. G. Cebrario, Anne Stokes, Western University, London and Mark Stokes, Guelph University, Guelph with Mr. and Mrs, Jack Stokes. Robin and Holly Smith with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith, Holly is a student at Lakehead University. - Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Don Neilon are Don's parents Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Neilon, and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Neilon and family all of Buckingham, Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Radul and family of White River visited with Mrs. Radul's parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cocks, who also had their son Ken and family of Thunder Bay home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCuaig and Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCuaig and families visited with relatives during the holiday season. CHIMO CLUB HOLDS CHRISTMAS PARTY A pot luck Christmas Dinner was served on December 15th, when members of the Chimo Club sat down to attractively decorated tables, in the Yuletide theme. Convener was Mrs. Winnie Campbell with committee Marg Spillane, Bern Jacomb, Beth Macadam and Alice Sparkes. Treats for the party were received from Mr. Ed Bourgeois of The Bay, Costa's Foodateria and Schreiber Foodmarket. All were very much appreciated and enjoyed. Greetings were receiv- ed from Town Council and many friends, far and near. After a dinner a short business meeting was held with Fred Harness presiding. The members decided to meet December 19th at Chimo and go to Birchwood Terrace to visit the folks at the home, and take Christmas treats for them. Members were in favour of advertising the 1979 Christmas Bazaar on the Kinettes Calendar. Mr. B. Paradis won the last home bingo, lucky number winners were Mr. D. May, Mrs. C. Gorman, Mrs. E. Harness. Another Bingo will start in January. At 9 p.m. Santa made his appearance and a gift exchange took place, the evening was spent playing games, shuffleboard, contests and cards, followed by Tunch. To all we wish health and happiness in the new year. HELEN HARNESS, JOHN CLARKE - EXCHANGE VOWS Helen Linda Harness, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harness, Schreiber and David John Clarke, Gabriola, B.C. were married in St. John's Anglican Church, Ottawa on September 16th at 7:30 p.m. . Helen, given in marriage by her father wore a floor length white jersey vogue tunic, with mao collar, over matching pants, wrapped at the waist by a sash, the outfit made by the bride. The matron of honour, her sister, Sylvia Stortini and bridesmaid Martha Connolly, wore match- ing salmon tunics over rust jersey pants. All three carried Japanese fans, a gift from the groom. The groom was attended by Peter Washburn, Bestman and James Ross. A reception followed at the Ottawa Curling Club where the couple had met. Buffet and dance followed. A lovely toast to the bride was given by her uncle, Alvin Slater, and the groom responded. The bride's father welcomed David to the family and the guests to the wedding. The wedding cake which was made by the bride's nother, was cut with a Gourka knife which had belonged to Grandfather Harness. The couple honeymooned in California before travelling to Tokyo, Japan, where the groom is employed at the Canadian Embassy. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. Stortini aid Kristine, Ora Mae atest Sault - Ste. Marie; Miss Nancy Clarke and Maryan Broadfoot, of Edmonton, Alta.; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dunwoody, Schreiber; Mr. and Mrs. W. Martell, Thunder Bay; Mr. and Mrs. Al Bignal, London, England; Mr. and Mrs. John Lung, Toronto; Mr. Ron Tieson, Leamington; - Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Denizer, Mr. Jim Roche, Miss Pat Young, Mr. Jan Wallace; Montreal, Quebec; and Mrs. Brian Oleson, Minneapolis, Minn.