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SAYER `- In Huronvlem on
BUYER
til, British •Columbia, .n-
.on Su
Qetober 71 1902, Ed-
day, Actaber4, X962, to Mr,
Sarin Beaver, formerly of
and MI's. Gordon Carrow
. CI•edaon, belovsd husband of
(nee Thalma Shobbrook), 1QQ
Evelyn Kern in !his 7$01 year,
Mile House, B.C., a .son
dervice from the Hopper^
(Frank Albert, brother for
Hockey funeral ktome, Exeter
Valerie, Vicki ;and Joan,. first
o Wednesday 1Tlfternoon,.
grandson for Mr. and Mrs,
.October, 10, to F,Noter Ceme-
Beret Shobbrook, Londesboro),
tory.
<.RAY --At South Huron Hospi-
C;REEIvvVO.OD Suddenly,
tal, Exeter, on Tuesday,
October 9, 1962, to Mr, a'nd
vwhen struck by a car in
front of her faun home, Wed,
Mrs. Robert James Gray,
nesday oyenin;g, October,, 1l),
RCAF Station LaMacaza,
1962, Vera, Leary, beloved
Que,, A daughter., (Suzanne
wife of Mel -burn Greenwood,
I e is
1VI eh, le, first t grandolrld for
RP 1, Mitchell, to Bethel,
1t+Ir, and Mrs. Bruce Cann,
Munro Cemetery, k'ullarton
Exeter),
Township, .on Saturday after-.
HAGGITT—In Clinton Public.
moon, October 13, by J. Bates
Hospital,o day, October
of the Bethel Munro United
9 , t rir. .and Mrs,
Church -and. rthe Rev. A. H,
George Haggitt, Auburn, a
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Daynard, Staffa U n i t e d
son,
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Church,
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LL --Su. _ h
y,
Hospital, Sea.forth, .on Tues-
ace's Hospital, Toronto, on
day, October 9, 1962, to Mr,
Sunday, October 14, 1.962,
and Mrs, John Jewitt, RR 1,
Ernest E. Hall beloved hus-
Londesboro, a son.
band of Winnifred Gowan,
KAIN In Clinton Public Hos,
Edgewood Ave., Toronto, and
Val,
Val, on Saturday, October
dear sister of Miss Evelyn
3 1902, t Mr, d M
6 an I's.
oClintonGordon
G Hall, C plop and do
Larry Iain, Clinton, a son
L. Hall, .Cayuga in his 63rd
(Paul Frank, brother for
year. Private service, follow-
Tony).
LAWSON — Tn Clinton Public
ea by cremation, Donations
to the Canadian Heart Fund,
.Hospital, on Thursday, Octob-
in lieu of flowers.
-er 11, 1962, to Mr. and Mrs.
LAIDLAW In Wingham Gen -
'Robert Lawson,5, Clin-
er+arl Hospital, on Tuesday,
,RR
ton, a son,
October 16, 1962, Thomas S.
.MeNALLY—In Victoria Hospi-
Laidlaw, beloved husband of
tal, London, on Monday,
Etta Charters, Blyth, in his
October 8, 1962, to Mr. and
80th year., Private service
Mrs. Harl McNally, 88 Os-
from the Beattie funeral
'borne St„ Clinton, a daugh-.
home, Clinton, to Blyth Union
ter (Natalie Louisa),
Cemetery, on Thursday after-
-MILLAR — In Clinton Public
.noon, October 18, -at 2 p.m.
Hospital, an Wednesday,
by the Rev, Robert Meally,
October 17, 1962, to Mr. and
rector of Trinity Anglican,
Mrs. Ross Millar, Clinton, a
Church, Blyth.
son..
McGrREGORIn Wayne County
..ROBINSON—In Grace Hospi-
Hospital, Detroit, Mich., on
tal, Toronto, on Thursday,
Thursday, October 11, 1962,
,October 11 to Mr.and Mrs.
Hugh McGregor, formerly of
'Douglas Robinson, a daugh-
Brucefield, in his 75th year.
ter (Elizabeth Lorrie).
Service from ,the Bonthron
funeral home, Hensall, to
Baird's Cemetery, on Sunday,
:Notice To Creditors
October 14, by the Rev. H.
Johnston, Brucefield United
In the Estate of FREDERICK
Church.
'°LORNE POTTER, late of the
MOORF,--In Toronto, on Tues-
.1rown of Clinton in the County
day, October 16, 1962, James
-Of Huron, Esquire, deceased.
Albert Moore, son of the late
A I I persons having claims
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore,
:against the Estate of the above
in .his 71st year. Service from
named who died on the 26th
the Ball and Mutch funeral
.,day of September, A.D, 3.962,
home, 153 High Street, Clin-
rare required to file full par-
ton, on Friday afternoon,
titulars thereof with the under-
October 19, commencing at
signed on or before the 5th day
1.30 p.m. to Clinton Ceme-
-of November, A.D. '1962, after
tery.
which date the assets will be
ROURKE In Saugeen Memor-
-distributed, having regard only
ial Hospital, Southampton, on
,to the claims of which the
Friday, October 12, 1962,
• undersigned shall then have
Mrs. Garfield Rourke in her
notice.
67th year, Service on Mon -
DATED at Clinton Ontario
day, October 15, from the
this 11th day of October, A.D.
Eagleson funeral home,
iv -
E. B. MENZIES,
ed by husband and daugh-,
Clinton, Ontario,
te+rs, Mrs. Spencer (Lena) Er -
Solicitor for the said Estate.
vine, Bayfield and Mrs. Earl
. 42-3-4b
(June) Strong, Arkwright,
SNOWPLOWING TENDER
Township of Tuckersmith
SEALED TENDERS addressed to Mr. Andrew Hous-
ton, Road Superintendent ('RR 3, Seaforth) and designated
"Snowplowing Tenders" will be received until 12 o'clock
noon, Tuesday, October 23, 1962.
The Township of Tuckersmith requires for snow-
plowing township roads during the winter of 1962-63:
one power grader which is to be equipped wtih V -type
8' plow and wing :hydraulically or mechanically operated,
All equipment and tender prices are subject to 'approval
of the -Dept. ,of Highways. Tenderers are to supply all
-requirements, carry public liability insurance and Work-
man's Compensation, The tender must state the flat
rate per hour (no stand-by time), All work is to be
done under the supervision of the Road Superintendent
and 'the Dept. of Highways,
' Tenders to be considered :on October 24th, 1962,
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
J. 1. MoINTOSH,
Clerk -Treasurer,
Township of Tuckersmith.
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A BRAND NEW SERVICE:
FOR CLINTON BUSINESS.
MEN, CIVIL SERVANTS,
CIVILIAN INSTRUCTORS;
OF[efCE PERSONNEL,
ETCi
Why hove your wife wash, dry, starch
and iron shirts when you can get
Shirt 'rental service right here
in Cliritbh?
If interested, Blease leave your ndMd and
address at our Downtown storeor
Coil HU 2-7064.
MAWW
ANNOUNID
Mr. and Mrs, 'Irilgr>uaS.
c�!l'x'ver wish to anrn+guxwe
the "xgagement,. of. thoir
daughter, Barbara Eliza,
beth, to Mr, Russe)l Anbhu�'
S+talmarilc, eldest son of Mr.
: Md t William, Btelmagk,.
of Red. Deer, Alberta. The
m'arilia wi 1(i. t:aike V�a�ce
at 7 pm -L., November W,
19.62 .•n Un
, at Metrapo4ta-
land Church,IA"nor04, Al-
bemta, 4215
MARRIAGES,
BAKKER-KREMER--In Chris,
tain Reformed Church Olin,
tan, pn Saturday afternoon,
September 29, 1.962, by the
Rev. L.1
S ofstra, Grace Krem,
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
John Stryker, RR Z Biyth,
to John Bakker, Toronto, 'son
of Mr. and Mrs, H, Bakker,
Holland.
on Saturday, October 6, 1962,
by the Rev. Ross MacDonald
,
Donn D
arlenedaughter
aof
I Mr. and Mrs, Laverne Hey-
wood, Exeter, to Murray Neil
Bell, son of Mrs. Roy Bell,
Hensall and the late Mr. •
Bell.
COLE -JACKSON in S t .
Paul's Anglican Church,
Win
gham, on Saturday, Sep
tenter 29, 19.62, by the Rev.
C. F. Johnston, Mary Cecile,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Cecil Jackson, Wing -
ham, to Gerald William Cole,
Wingham, son of Mr, and
Mrs Thomas Cole, Blyth,
CORNISH-HOSiiIN'G—In EM -
Manuel College Chapel, Tor-
onto, on Friday, October 5,
1962, by the Rev. David
Proctor, Cliffcrest United
Church, Toronto, Jeanette,
Youngest daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. W. T. Hosking, Toron-
to to Donald Ralph Cornish,
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$tt 5t, Bier's Lutheran Church . • M44 °GIn1e so $i WY could' enjoy
-
Zurich, on Friday evening,. ,cera sial lights' a,iici cloma,
I41I>ss a Lavas spent last Huronview La ie U int
October 5, •}��: the- Rev,. W, P,- tiaras, P�4!Ple lire r�rli;t+nxl!ed 'What
]Fischer, :Marton Ann Yun wok tn: Ta>wultXi and Wi4aw
g cf ai • I1.1irp stew 14 syat a insluwtutiom
+blut, Kritcheneri :daughter of le, There were 25 ,present 'at �hcAMR Pl ra t a h. ,
Mr, a rs Iv X bent, mGei rl E U 3 U lte •Ch- ry .. _.a..., # . qmq
and, ? , an ung Mrs, W, S, R. Hobxtes, s t g o nkt .., alf ....d
Zurich, to Grahaigk John
Far 'a itch Woanerp !held 2n Ontario -Christmas
• quhar, Waterloo .son of Mr+ `R�t. 4datYs r'certltl , with cher 11sot, rad R. o $tre% lurch Mondiay eve'nin'g. C 1s fair11!M1aMrs.0. H encs,hr..$inla,.
and Mrs. John Far. uha2, �' rftr` JNa,n ``t�f�rrlli l dfUffi,t ,
an r O a Mi
_ , .. d ?'.. K _ an. otober 15 . Wig• was
lutctrener (formerly .qf. Hen Wit.:.
sall), Mr. on,4 Mrs. Gordon Ou4,
GATJNT-MOA4OW--In Christ hame, Ratev
Chbury
, ,orgtStn net, Welt
n S'u ay of
Head, .on Saturday, October Thomas Swbe, 4eiC2r..
6, 1962, by the Rev. T, A,
Scgtt, Margaret Charlotte M T. Q*Aeas recently tre-
Morrow, Owen Sound, daugh turned from a few weeks yrst
ter of Mr, and Mrs. William ' with relatives ,and friends qtr
D, Morrow, Lion's Head, to Toronto, .Pont :Credit, Noir- 1ph
Kenneth Earl Gaunt, Lon, and L,n,
desboro, son of Mr. and Mrs, Afr, and, .MTs, David Nesbitt,
Earl Gaunt, LondN —• In • Stesboro,
MORRIS ROBSOOtt,a Visited llasac weekernd
,
Peter's Haman C a t h o 1 l c wide the 3iadys parents, Mr, :and
Church, :St. Joseph, Ontario, Mrs C. A. Trout, Queen Sibreet,
by Monseignor William Bour- C11xvLon.
dean, Bevexiey Ann Robson, Miss Evelyn Hull returned
d_ughter of Mrand 'Mrs,
>as
t night from � where
e
Wilfred Corxiveau, Zurich, to she attendedbhe funeral
of her
John Francis Morris, Farm- idose bmahloer k7rnest E, FIaN,
Mr. an
rs. Mich,, son of M . d who, passed away sudg1ervly
Mrs. 'Victor Morris, Farm- �'
ington, Mich.' ea* Sunday morning.
—_,--. I and Mrs, Derwin Canto
CARDS OF THANKS ar�ived +hme 'Sunday afterendntvg Ole past six weeks at
La
1 m ,tie � Ich
I wish o t al C Vancouver rs.
wl t. .hank y ow an u
friends and relatives for cards, land With their som ln4aw and
flowers and visits while I was daug),ter, Dr, and,Mots. C. W.
in Clinton Public Hospital. Also Mewiharlt.
thanks to Dr. Oakes and nurs-
ing Mr - end, Mrs. William Bartkixx
staff. •--.MRS, WILFRED•
CHUTER, 42b were -accompanied by Mr. agid
Mrs. Lloyd' Daticin last week -
I would like to express my end an a visit to Ottawa wkbh
sincere thanks and apprecia- Mx?s. Da tkin's sister, hien, Dans
tion for the many acts of kind- Beck, and,, other places,
rte's, visits, lovely cards, stet- UAC Chiarles "Ohuck" B1et-
te. s and gifts during y y oher, now :stationed at Camp
in Clinton and Victoria hospi-
tals, Borden, visited on the weekend
They will long be rememb- or his wife yarnd family at
Bred.—MRS, ARTHUR CLARK y
42p the home of the 3ad'y's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Currie,
T wish to express my sincerd 103 Joseph Street, Clinton.
thanks to those who kindly After an enjoyable miator
the theatre of devp4wg5, tak%
W Mrs Kern¢retl Tyndall,
arp. . at,
mein first ah t!err of the
ud,V boak, The Word And the
Way" was taken by Mrd!. Willis
V-4110gan:orvd, assioed by Mrs,
C, •Mppe. The leader, Mrs, R.,
J. Hunter conducted the bus,
inesrs,. Harvey Johnston showed
Its nnost irvterestiog slides on
Tninidiad,
Lunch was served :by -group
01roe an 4 a social hour was en,
jo'yed�,
g_
RebeahLode
Planning For
+�1
Dessert Euchre
The Hur"oa'ulc Rebekab Lodge
met Monday rAlght ,October 15
w1bh th'e Noble Grand Marrs, Or -
Tin Dawson in ithe ghalr. It was
Vllanne+di to :have a dessert euob'
re end bake is'al'e an the lodge
rooms on Oatoiber 31 at 2 p.m.
FORawing the meeting -a few
games of euchre binig>o was
;pMaved. A draw was wan by
Mrs. Bert Rowden. A lunch. of
doughourts :amid caflfee served by
group 10 was enjoyed by ell,
loos
p ital Penn
Y
remembered me while a patient trip to Texas and Mexico, Mr. Sale Has
in Clinton hospital; to Dr. and Urs, L, Adaa•I•I�s•, Toronto,
Oakes and nurses on the first •
an their wayhome spent
the
sA e
floor. Special ithaliks to Father Weekend' with the former''s Record Receipts
Gervais, London and F/L's
Father Bussey and Father Ar- mother, Mzs. Ada Adams, 129
mar, of .St. Paul's RC Chapel, Albert $t eet. , ,
RCAF Station Clinton, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Wilson
Clinton. --FRANK EVAN_ S_. 42p and daughters, Debbie and
Patty, Trenton and Elva (Mrs.
Leroy Carr) and her two chic -
Attend Your Church deep, Sherry and Brian, Brigh-
f ton, were with Mrs. Wilson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fames
This Sunday Brown, x46 Queen Street, Clin-
ton, for Thanksgiving weekend,
Miss Ida Walkinshow was
ALL SERVICES DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME hosltes+s lasso Thursday
evening
lar an en' alble t t
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CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH
(Baptist Federation of Canada)
Pastor: Craig Peters, B.A.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK SERVICES
"A Faith For Times 'Like These"
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11.15 a.m.—"Your Answer To God"
Tues. -Fri. --4.15 p.m.—Children's .Meetings
8.00 p;m.--"A Faith For Times Like These"
All Are Welcome Here
Maple Street
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Sunday, October 21
9.45 a.m.—Worship Service
11.00 a.m.—Sunday School
8.00 p.m.—Guest Speaker: Mr,
John Aitken, Shelburne.
Tuesday—Bible Study and
prayer at 8 p.m.
All Welcome
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church
Rev. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A.
Interim Moderator
Mrs. M. J. AGNEW, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday; October 21
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
11.00 a.m, •and 7.30 p.m.
Speaker for both services,
Rev. D. J. Lane, BA, DD
ALL WELCOME TO
WORSHIP WITH US
Anglican Church
of Canada
St. Paul's Clinton
Rev. P. L. Dymond, LTh.
Rector
Charles Merrill, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, October 21
TRINITY XVIiI
CHILDREN'S DAY and
YOUTH SUNDAY
9.30 AM—Children's Day
Family Communion
Service
11,00 a.m.—Morning prayer
7.30 pan.—Service of Installa-
y tion Deanery APPA
BAYFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH
T. Leslie Hobbins, B.A.,
Pastor
Sunday, October 21
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
"Faint, But Pursuing"
7.30 p.m: Evangelistic Hour
"Life For A Look"
Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service
You are cordially invited to
these services,
Christian Reformed
Church
REV.. L, SLOFSTRA
Minister
Sunday, October 21
10.00 'a,m,--'Service in Dutch
2.30 p.m.—Service in English
Every Sunday, 6.15 p,m.,
Dial 6.80 CHLO, London. Listen
to "Back to God Hour".
EVERYONE WELCOME
Joseph Streiet -
GOSPEL HALL
CLINTON
Christiane gathered in the name
of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt.
18: 20) meeting in the above
hall invite you to come and hear
the Gospel,, the ,old, old story of
Jesus and His Love.
Order, of meetings on Lord's
Day as follows:
Services
11.00 a.m.—Breaking Bread
3.00 pan.—Sunday School
7.00 p.m. --Preaching the Gospel
8.00 p.m. Thursday Prayer
Meeting and Bible Reading.
iileoXei;- i11i#- trizltesiritl>z putteb (911=4ee
REV, CLIFFORD G. PARK, M.A., Minister
Subject, "Don't Fear 'The Advancing Years --Life Can
Be Better Farther Onl"
HOLMESVILLE
9.45 a.m.—Church Service
10.45 a.ri:r,--Sunday School
WESLtY,WiLLIS
11.,00 a.tn,,--Church Service
12.10 p,m.—Sunday, School
7t00 p.m. --Huron Pt•esbytery Audio,Visuals previewing of
V11IM9, Film, Strips; Tapes, for All Church
Program Leaders.
i
Ontario Street United Church
v "TititL1,TbL' --' . CHULt,CA" . ,
00stbr: REV, GRANT WILL% ILA,
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0.45 4,m. --Sunday School
m 11.b0 a,m.- -Special Layman'p Service
Special speaker,, Mx, Gd&ge
a ' . � Pai:'sons, Gbderich ;
2.00 pxiri.•••-•Special Layman's Servide
soy •Special speaker: ut" Oomw ;
Parsons, GodeAdh
8.09 a.iri.Suitiday Schoal
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Ltd., Wilma :Dinnin; five lbs.
biscuits, Weston's, Richard Hol-
land.
Bushel of prize apples, Fred
Middleton, :Mrs. D. Milison, RR
2 Seaforth; Kenwood blanket,
Sherlock - Manning Piono Co.
Ltd., Phillip Chevalier, Clin-
ton; $2 credit for gasoline, Fina
Service Station, Mrs. K. Cly -
nick; gallon Varsol, Esso ser-
vice station, Mrs, Jack Elliott;
case of soft drinks, Bill's Snack
Bar, Rodney Jervis, Clinton;
grease job, Butler's White Rose,
Mrs. Ross Scott, Brucefield;
Yardley cologne, Wyeth Drug
Co., Mrs, Harold Tyndall, Clin-
ton.
$3 credit for bowling, Clin-
ton Bowling Lanes, Charles
Johnson; flannelette blanket,
Ron McCann, Mrs. John Per-
due; hair spray, Charles House
of Beauty, Mrs. Victor Sytnick,
RR 5, Clinton; oil change .and
grease jab, Wells Auto Elec-
tric, Jack Aikenhead, Bruce -
field; Dura - Flex Threshold,
Ball -Macaulay Ltd., Mrs. David
Varga Clinton;
Tackle box, Epps Sporting
Goods, J. J. S.chwanot, 22
Northland Crescent, Toronto;
lady's or man's suit cleaned,
Gliddon Cleaners Sadie Lovett;
hair spray and 'perfume, Edith
Anne Hair Fashions, Eileen
Garrett, Helen Corran; Christ-
mas -lights, Wise Electric, Mrs.
A. Amy, Albert Street, Clin- I
ton; hose, Par -Knit Hosiery
Ltd., size 10, Mrs. Charles Far-
quhar, RR 1, Clinton; size 10%,
Florence Saunders, o/„ C. Cook.
Seat belts, Lorne Brown
Motors Ltd., Mrs. O. Engel-
stad; nylon hair brush, Verna's
Beauty Salon, Mrs. John Mc-
Gregor; automatic timer, Gen-
eral Electric, Ed. Grealis Clin-
ton;, car rustproofing, 'Dory's
Supertest, Mrs. Carmen Tien-
kamp; towel bar; Fink Plumb-
ing, Mrs. Keith Miller, RR 2,
Bayfield.
Record, Ryder's TV, Percy
Brown; Dutch lamp, Amsing's
variety store, Mrs. George
Cantelon; $2 credit for gaso-
line Shorty's B/A, Mrs. Wil-
frWd Calclough, RR 3, Clinton;
hockey game, cash donation,
Albert Pepper; 50 pounds sug-
ar, National Groceries, Mrs,
Jean Kechnie, BIytih; four cups
and saucers, Cassidy's Ltd.,
Mrs, J, 14. Styles, c/ H. Ball;
bun wanner, T. A. Dutton Ap-
pliances, Brucefield, Mary El-
len ;Andrews; football, IGA
store, Margaret E. Lawson;
r, " spinning wheel planter, K. C.
Of frierx1s arnd a neighbaurs,'When Cooke, florist, Marjorie H.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Livermore, Smith.
Toronto vis ting here, showed Gallon paint, D. A. Kay and
Aides Of their recent trips to Son, Miss Karen Shelter, Clin-
the Canadian West Coast and ton; grease job, J. and T. Mur-
11orid'a. phy Ltd., Mrs. Lee Murdoch;
Now 786 Students
At CDCI, Some.
Classes Staggered
(continued from Page 1)
seventh year at CDCI, and that
there are several -Grade 12 stu-
dents in their sixth year, who
if: they enter Grade 13, will
be in their seventh year.
Decision an this was left
until a later date. After the
end of 1962, the wishes of the
boards at Seaforth, Goderich
and Exeter, will have to be
consulted in this regard, in
any case.
The , part ,time secretary will
be retained for 20 hours each!
week until the end of June,
1963,
Del Philp, Blyth, member of
the property committee of the
board, and also a member of
the Advisory Vocational Com-
mittee, reported on building
progress. He noted that after
pupils had been sent home for
two days when it was too cold
to hold classes, the heating sys-
tem had been put into service.
He reported that the car-
pentry shop, machine shop,i
auto shop and the new gym-
nasium had been promised to
be completed for occupancy on
January 2 when school would
commence next term, and that
the entire project was to be
completed for September, 1963
opening.
George Falconer, chairman of
the board ,property committee,
reported the busiest month he
had ever had in this work,
with five meetings` during the
previous month, and another
to discuss transportation,
Mr. Falconer told of the hir-
ing of Charles Hutchison, third
class engineer and maintenance
man, to, look after the heating.
system: Mr. Etutchiso'n report.
ed for 'work the day after he
was 'hired, and +has moved his
family from Kitchener to
Holmesville. a=le has, had 14
years experience.
IrLwi, oil tehderg had been
accepted by the conli ttee,•
from Fuel bit Corporation,
Breslau, at 9:7 centa per gal -
loft. This wes the lowest of
three tenders rec-dNod'. Mr.
Falconer reported that this
firm delivers fuel to Huronview
and also to the county build
ing' in Ood'erich. They sell
Cities Service, products.
George Wonch, councillor,
and member of the parks
board, presented suggested
plans $or providing essential
playing fields in the pant, for'
tfre use of physical education
classes fiem the, collegiate.
This is expected to be a co-
operative project, with the
town parks board and the
collegiate laying joint pians
Noir Making use of the land at-
the
tthe park, xlurthdr' hogotlatl6h
with the town board is mid -
;+Mrs:
Mrs. r
ton; Mr , an rk'x• k McCu
RR 3, Clinton; Mrs. M.
RR 4, Clinton', Mrs.
Lyon,. .Auburn; Mrs.
Clinton; Bill. Fink, C
Margaret' White; 19 AIN
Clinton;' Mrs. George >
Clinton.
Rogers Majesfiic
ry
�,aU9 sl VIC5
Ted Ryder�s Til
'1451' Victoria St
C110t6it HU 2-020
X
Wdbegs of the, .Hur+M
Con sy Ladies AurRila'ary to
H+uroo,wew met j4 the .graft
room At ithe home on October
15, Mrs, Harvey Johanstpa ire,
parted an the pleasure of +thQ
reshaents, when, on a lovely
S gd,w afteanaon .the Exeter
MeaYs. flub 4ad organized a
cavalcade of 18 cars, and[ ,took
all who were able for a die ve
so rbhat they could enjoy the
be+aiutifull aut=xn scenmV.
Plans were made for the an-
snu'ali Christmas Fair, to :Ise hold
at Huronview on, Tuesday af-
ternoon, December 4. There 'are
183 residents at A he home. An
iiov tataon :is being extended by
the auxillary to each of +ithhe
churiches :tin soatwti this year,
for contAbutaions of suitable
i9ts which, the esi n
wRi h r is ca
g.
h deep
buy wirth "plaV money„ at this
eve A. The "play money" is
contributed by the Canadian
Legion. Also, each member of
the -aunillary is asked, to bring
two .dozern caakies ('lxomemaidie
prePerredl) to ,the faire.
Mrs. Evia Townsend, Clinton,
gave a !fine report on the pro-
v4nold conversion in .Sdmcoe
For "Homes for the Aged" at
wihidh: she was a delegate. She
brought (back many worthwhile
suggestions from -the other
auxiliaries.
One idea wail to arrange a
drive for residents at Christ -
Clinton
Baptist
(Huron $t., 'on Highway 4)
Tuesday to Friday
Oct 23-26, 326• 1962
Every Night at 8,00 (EDST)
FILMS
shown every night at 7,25
CHILDREN'S MEETINGS
afternoons at 4,15
Sunday, Oct. 28
at I I and 7 (EST)
Speaker:
REV. J. K. ZEMAN, Toronto
Visiting Soloists, Violin Music
42-3b
R EXALL one cent
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REXALL EFFERVE$CENT REXALL PRO -CAP
SACCNAEiii 4111L€�s e �f Ai1i1ESIVE 1404
t/a' gialn, 100's Reg. 35¢ 2/36 '/a" x 5 yds, Reg, 34_2/400.
®nst;S
%a grain, 500'' Reg. 98¢ 2/99¢ + ++>+++.,rt-� r„+ 1” x 5 yds, Reg. 59¢ ...2/br0¢
�/ grain, 1000's -f %z" x 10 yds. Reg. 59¢ .2/601
Reg,
$1.1900sRe 0/21 10 i, i'A"1V2'1andF4"x5yds.2 tib
V2 g g, ¢ / 0 Reg. 95¢ , . .. 2/960
'/2 grain, 500'' ;` •w, 2" x 5yds, Reg. $1,00 2/$1.01
Reg. $1.10, .......... 2/$1.11
grain, 1000''
Reg. $1.59• .........2/$1.60
BACHELOR
SHAVING CREAM
Gives close, smooth, comfort-
able shaves. 2'/a oz.
Reg. 59¢ ..........
New Giant Size —
43/a oz. Reg. 890 ......2/90¢
XLiWi0.100�lRrilttis9IS'
"Childs" 3 row, oval shape,
Nylon Bristles, Reg. 29¢ 2/30d'
"Adult" 3 and 4 row Nylon -
Bristles, assorted shapes. _
Reg. 50¢....... • , ....2/51
Dental Plate Brushes.
Re 60 .... .....2 61
Youth's. Reg. 350......2/36¢
1 15616k -DAYS -Otte 1S.... SAT,
Four -Square Aerosal Spray StarchiJl`g ri.l''A7
16 ounces. Ilegular 69¢, Special .... 49e BONUS`
Rexall Moth Fume Crystals Protect
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ur clothes against moths and larvae. �S
16 oz. Regular 69¢ ...............49¢ BUYS
Rexall Trio -Pak Tooth Paste Three (NOT 1¢ SALE ITEMS,
regular 63¢ tubes. Fluoridated. Regular
51.89. Special.. , ...... • . , .....51.09 BUT SPECIAL VALUES
Rexall Quik -Bands 45's in 'Pin Box. ONLY
Regular 790. Special.............54¢DURIMG v�anrrt
.
:31's in Tin Box. Reg. 55¢. Special.. 399 THIS
Rexall Castile Soap Shampoo 1.2 p�'
ounces Poly Bottle, Regular $1.98. SALE.)
Special ................ . ......$1.09 7 srofm i
Right Reserved to limit quantities. Prices subject m chm+go without notice.
These are only a few of the many Fail 10 Sale Savings.
FALL
WORK
CLOTHING
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LUGGAGE alid r<.EONI9k GbopS
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