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WAnt".:/0 .14P, d; ;be 'money. ponicet:.-.'.To:..ndVertag.-,.-,ju04-.1)101y.
Po'l?.ili:.027.,;(i '
,lames" League '
Teo standings; r anitastiesl, 85; Gomm•Hawks, WI; Oddballs,
56; Tiger Cain, 50; Lucky Stailte4,
41 9Psdieil"'Ll'el9high' 3•pitill el& and triple,
Jeanninie McCue, 254 and, 716.
Men's high single, jaelt. Unger-
ian, ,311; high triple, Gond
le, 748.
*1:006 MARKET*.
Thursday, Friday and Satur
Red Rose Fresh Ground
COFFEE 1-1b. bag
Duncan Hines Deluxe Assorted
CAKE MIXES s • • -2 lge. pkgs. 7'
Pelsey — White or Colored
BATHROOM TISSUE • 3 2-roll pkgs. 7 Colgate_ Giant Size •Tins
AJAX CLEANSER ,
Stokeley's Fancy Quality
TOMATO JUICE • • • • 3 Ige. 48-oz. tins $1
Stoney Point Canada Choice
- Country Club League
Team standings: Twisters, •62.,
Half and Half, 50; Lucky Strik-
es, 44; Pin- Pickers, 39; Rebels,
35; Combines, 22.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Martha _Yam Geffen, 273 and
69a. Men's high single and triple,
-GOrd Noble, 327 and 799.
Offkers -for'
Watson,4 son, Bert McClure and Janie W Sr. (rear) Morley Storey,
D. Sills, Jack Eisler, J. C. Cornish, Elmer Rivers, Geo. D. Hays,
Rev. D. 0, Fry, Max Learn.
Leghorn itranti:,.!S*6
Officers: for Seaforth Branch,156 Royal Canadian Legion
were installed at an,impressive ceremony in the recently reno-
vated Legion Hall. They are (seated, left) J. F. Flannery, Chas.
Woody, Cleave Coombs, president Wm. Dalrymple, Mel Melan- .
TOMATOES 3 lge..287oz. tins 890
Shirriff's "Good Morning"
MARMALADE
Orange
TANG
24-oz• jar 49
° Bag of 5 pkgs. 95
All but one of the service de- '
partments of the Huron Conn,
ty Children's Aid Society - have
reported increases during 1968.
While the number of faniilies'
and children under the watchful
eye :of the CAS i5:: on the '4.1Se
as is the number of unwed
mothers . who apply for assis-
tance, statistics showed n ta
percent decrease in the nuin.-
ber of putative (narned)'fathers:
.
Miss Clare Mclipwan, local di-
rector, explained to county coun-
ty council Wednesday" this: was
prnbably due -to the fact that
expectant unwed girls some-
times decline, to name the fa-
tilers of their, babies even though
the, men would be counselled by
CAS concerning their rights and'-
resPOnsibilities to the (unborn
children.
On December 31st last year,
CAS had 98 children in care;
were working with 93 protection
families having 291 • children;
had 16 children on 'adoption
prohation; and were helping 11
unhurried Mothers and four pu-
tative fathers.
Even more ° startling trends
were pointed out by Miss 'Mc-
Gowan *ho told council CAS
had prepared 24 'official guar-
dian reports showing an in-
crease of 41 Perdent in the
County divorce rate.
Most members of ,council
toured the-CAS offices Wednes-
day morning.
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CAUL OWER
COOKING ONIONS
3 doz
each 490
10 lbs. 590
FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS
SELONDON FREE PRESS THURSDAY
Leyione Ladies'
Officers of the Legion Ladies' Auxiliary were installed in
a cereniony condncted by members of the Clinton Legion
Branch at the same. time as Branch 156 officers were installed.
' Officers are (seated, left) Mrs.' Thelma Coombs,. Mrs. F. Wal-
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Council . Will
iinone 52,7-0990 Free Delivery
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n ,•,•••1. 1.1C met at the home.
J.kn• Thu-raday
antenr,opin with 17 members.
Tyr:Aleut.
S:lott-opaned• the meet-
', w'th ,a readIng ands read
.ceriipture.
Ed Bell favored with
a sol.o. Scott and Mns.
• gan-te reariritirs whle Mrs.
.14,-olorn led in, prayer.,
Ed Pell ' read New
• Reilcnnt'cina", and eon-
duri•t4 the 'business. Trisasur-
-'v rentrt *a4, e,iven by Jane
' 1\71' It0 71 f110411 Gladys, Ida
I 'McVlit;-
',-,1% rti-Trite Shepherd, George
Mlaarhall and Rev: and
- .11,,-r4, w'rie mad. It was de-
'ha •ethe apron pro-
' ara'n thh s year.
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"Classified Ads pay dividends.
P4.46 527-1750 a SEAF0121-1-1
As indicated in Warden
James liaytert address to coun-
ty council, Tuesday, an official
plan for Huron • Count? is of
prime importance -this year,
Late in December, 1968, county .
council's planning board met
with E. A: Gomme of the de-
partment • 'of municipal affairs
to discuss the matter.
1967 Chev. Sedan, 6, H59517
Every week more people dis-
- cover what mighty, jobs are
„atcomplished by 16* cost Ex-
spositor want ads. Dial 527-0240.
ed it would be quite willing to
assist in any way possible to
have such controls established.
It was 'also learned of' the
board's intention to interview
various firms of planning con-
sultants to 'select one which
will be responsible for prepar-
ing the• official plan for Huron.
A report will be brought to the
February session for the appro,
val of council befor any emii-
mitment is made.
,In addition a
Dalrymple ' sticeeedS
Charles Wood and Mrs. Brown -
succeeds Mrs. Frank WaIkra,
In handing. over-his dutiesi.
• Mr, Wood paid, tribute'. to; the,
members both, lantl1;0040.•Win!._ their'ieo,oporationj had
contributed to 'such ' 4' degree
to at successful
. lie referred to ' the .-Viopr of
James , Watson . 4V4.40714g" ,out ,'• tie bill renovation prngram
and,..testeWard,
0 who. in
r
addition lq.;hie ;:regnlar -
diztieshad ,arranged,special,n$4:-
hzbits. in connection with the
Remembrance program and
. sPecial Christmas, season', d0-
orations.' •
A feature of :the evening was
the,presentation of a cheque for
$1,000 from the Ladies' 'Auxin-
¤ ail, as a contribution • towards.
the hall renovation .program.
t'al.x*Keiilia•
led. as president'nf 'the • .Boyal
de4451tall . Legion.lirenek. 450,
8eafert1), and .g.ra, Edward
pXesident the Women'a Auxiliary at int-pressive installation. ceremonies
--conducted by raembera
Clinton Branch in the Legion
Hall here4 Saturday
, The event bad been .SebEdlit,
ed earlier , in the month but •
storms and blocked -roadS-Pr9-
ed postponement.
.0- Legion officers in addition to
president Dalrymple are , vice-
presidents Cleave Coombs and
L. B., IVIelanson, secretary,' jack
Eisler, treasurer Morley Storey,,,
Society
Work Is
Increased
padre BoV: p..04 Vryi ..serOant,,.,
at-arias Ja ,F--2441ne,10.k,e17040,
tee: citairment.mentbox4p, Wm.
Cfghea; speelat events, gorge
Hays;, Welfare, C. .
For Official Plan in
OPPortY), Les Biegnhuacdt sick ands visiting, Amer IliVazSi .-Vn-
tertall*kentigaN Learn; douse,
JOMU(4,, WAWA.- activity,. Bert, 9100 ,
Although nothing too conclu-
sive was laid out in Wednesday's
report of the 1968 beard to
council, members accepted a
recommendation that each lo-
cal municipality be informed
that the first step as an interim
measure to 'county Planning
would be to implement subdivi-
sion control, The board indicat-
LUxil iary
1967 Chev. impala 8, 4-door H.T., A.T., P.B.,
P.S. & R. E44230 Read's S` aoes & aLuggage
BIG;WINTER. CLEARANCE
SALE CONTINUES
1966 Chev. Impala 8, A.T. & R., P.S. and P.B.
— H52499
$111.5. .
Ladies'. "officers::
Past president, 'Nits.:4alterSI
president Mks. BrOwn;:-,.00P,
WeaidentS, *r§%.114r.d: je§43
ters, president Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. F. Chappell; (rear)
Mrs. L. Wood, Mrs: A. Muir, Mrs. A.Du'hlop and Mrs. M. Mc-
Grath. (Expositor by Phillips).
osed bud-
get far 1969' will be presented
to council at that time. •
Selects Officers
and'. 14ttio;
;with
Itargneiaivi* and
a.1,4,
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Seaford Mixed'LL-eigue•
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Team, standings: Orioles, 62;
Budgies, 57; Robins, 54; Blue
Jays,. 51; 'Cardinals, 49; Canar0
ies, 43. • Lads ' high single and triple,
Sen Nietlson, 276 .and 641.
Men's ..high Jahn Smith,
308; high triple, Jim Scott, 758.
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Egmondville League
Teani standings: Cardinals,
) 47; Underdogs, 39; Go..Getters
•, 30; Charlie Brown, Stompers, 28.
Ladies' thigh !single and triple,
Yvonne Feeney, 312 and 683.
Men's -high • single and triple,'
Ringer Bennewiies, 231 ,ancli- 657:
git$ 10;e,t,51 .1%abYiric, 2438' the .a.aellidauPa° oilurgh ; and ON;
loddiazt high gigues '+t0-dare, ' mai
Wood, 835land Jean,Eateih;
-1.4en$ high *40' $0,-Or,Pe‘ " Pun Wood, 004 Pen 0.00,0(1; 359. • • -
* LAM& toedete;
0?-14' LegnibaSiit, 789 and, Anal '
Wood, 778; Men'si Neu tiniples
tba dale, Dort, Wsect, 838 .and! . pan, zabon,
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THE WEEK'S A-1 USED CAR BUYS
1967 Chev, Sedan, 6, & R. — 1158875
4 0.
1966 Ford Galaxie "8" A.T., Radio—H58668
1966 Chev. Truck — C90404
1965 Chev Impala 2-door "8", A.T.,
P.S. and R. -1158614. ,
1965 Ford6, 1161252
-1964 1/2 -Ton GMC"6" with livestock box —
C90971 -
SEAFORTH PHONE 527-0690'
WINTER
CLE4RANCE
SALE
20 to 50%
REDUCTION •CAIN ALL
Men's and Boys' Winter Jaccets,
Underwear and Gloves
1964 Volks. — 1167032 „
1963 1159332 Rambler —
Chev. 1962 "8", AN., P.B. & P.S. —_-
1158753' ,
1961 Plymouth 43, S A.T. 943858
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