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WING STEAJCS . 090 lb.
REGULAR SMOKED' HAMS $5c lb.
YOUNG BEEF HEARTS 29c ,h.
S u3s, HAMBURGER
3 I. WIENERS ) all one price
3 lbs. SAUSAGE ) 3 lbs. HEAD CHEESE )
3 lbs. BACON ENDS )
Yes, we have them again: ROASTED PIG TAILS
Fresh Oven-Reedy CAPON CHM, ROILING FOWL
— FREE DINNERWARE —
PETER'S Meat Market
$1.00
AT riA nu THE SQUARE:—GODERICH
THE Ir MIX Shawtimes 7:30' & 9:30 pan.
NOW PLAYING -- November 12-13 and 14
THE BEATLES in
"HARD DAY'S NIGHT'
4 NIGHTS- Nevember 16-17-18-19-4 NIGHTS
ALBERT FINNEY and SUSANNA YORK in
ADMITTANCE
"TOM JONES"
Coming---Nov. 20-21-2 Nights Only
"633 SQUADRON"
COIN
EXHIBITION
AT ELM HAVEN MOTOR HOTEL
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15th
OPEN TO PUBLIC AT 1:00 P.M.
1964 Commemorative Silver
Dollars For Sale at $1.00
One Per Person —Supply Limited
DOOR PRIZES EVERY HOUR
Official Opening of Exhibition at 2 p.m.
by Mayor Miller.
morromommo r•
Receives Degree
W. J. Elvin. Parker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Parker
of Sireet, was
awarded a Bachelor of Arts
Degree from the Univer,sity
of Western. Ontario at the
fall convention 'recently. Mr,
Parker has accepted a posi-
'ti'on in Toronto.
0 And last, but not least,
it interferes with business,
Merchants Will tell you,
with tears as big as turnips.
in their eyes, that .they'll
gobroke if they have to•
close upon November 11.
Manufacturers will, assure,
you that the one-day tin-
terruption of production
will force therrito the wall,
In yjew of all this, is there
any sense in hanging On to
this special day? Why not cut
it down to a one-hour coffee
break on November llth?
Within a -couple of years, this
could be further reduced to a.
two-minute silence. • And with-
in a decade, the whole archaic
business, of remembering a feW
million 'dead men could be dis-
carded.
Is there any meaning tin
it any more? I don't know
how you feel, but my an-
swer is a resounding, re-
actionary YES! It is based
not on facts, fact's, facts,
but on emotion.
I'm 'a sucker for Remem-
brance Day. There's something
to 'mist the eyes in the jaunty
gallantry Of the old vets as
they try 'to match the swing
they marched with 46 years
ao-0-,. here a stiff leg swinging,
there a pinned-up sleeve.
And there's • something
almost equally touching in
the vets of World War II.
They .straighten their backs,
pull in their potg, ignore
their kids waving at 'them
from the sidewalk, and for
a few brief moments toss
away 20-odd years and be-
come 't ough Canadian
troops; striding toward their
destiny.
During the two-minutes' sil-
ence at the Cenotaph, I re-
member at the Cenotaph, I re-
member, I remember the two
lads, a Canadian and 'a New
-Zealander, with whom I shar-
ed a tent 'in Normandy. Both
shot down within three days.
I remember Frankie,
English, 18. He had a baby
face, a big grin and a run
Honor Newlyweds
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs,
Roger Layton (nee Judith
Craig) were honored by' friends
and neighbours at a gathering
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Craig on Friday, No-
vember 6th..
The couple was presented
with a large wall mirror and a
bronze planter.
An address was read by Miss
LoIS Rathwell and Bob Stirling
and Tarn Rathwell preSented
the gifts.
November 15 to 21
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WIDER LOCAL CALLING means that
you will be able to call friends or associ-
ates in Goderich, Seaforth and Henson
as well as Bayfield without Lang Dist-
once charges t Simply dial the full seven
digits of the telephone number you want
to reach. (Local calling will continue
With 13ayfield Os at present. On these
calk dial /1565" and give the operator
the number you are calling).
DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING (DDID) Is
the new and easy way of reaching a dist-
ant telephone without going through an
operator. It's a wonderful way to keep
in touch with family and Mends across
the country. You'll like it!
On these calls you dial "I" (this gives
you access to the Long Distance net-
work) then the Area Code of the num-
ber you want to reach (if it differs from
your own) and follow with the seven
figure-numbei of the distant telephone,
Complete easy-to-follow Lace! end Direct
Distance Noting information, will be
found in the front pages of your direc-
tory.
Remember you dial access code "1"
on 0150 tolls only,
BELA i4tIill, filailiVed 417ti otivtlOd by 6114d1#0
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SEE THE
ROYAL WINTER FAIR
hi Toronto, Thursday, November 19, 1964
60 BY BUS
Buses leave to return at 0:00 a.m.
Thursday, November 19, 1064
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.and 1\Tts. Arnold Carxa-
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hell and 'Cheryl of WinthrPA.
Visited 'WedriestlaY
.and Kom, Mr,
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Seafforth were :Sunday guests,.
IVA :'Ind Mrs NcrMaTn Payne
and faMily rrf gelgOave Mgvpd
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Pr, Alex .AddiSPA, herb
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and .Mr', Grebia returned borne
Sunday PItZilt from a -huntimi
#1p to lYtailitoultin Wand, .and
were guccesaful in bringing
'home three deer,
UCW Meeting
Held Wednesday
Miss K McGregor opened
the November meeting of the
1.7CW of Wesley-Willis -Church
on Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber 4th, with a c412. to warship,
A hymn vas followed by a
Scripture lesson read by Mrs.
J. Nediger. 4 Commentary on
the lesson was read by Miss E.
Jamieson and IVItiss. McGregor
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At Monday Meet
The Novenli0 meeting of
the Ladio5' AUXtliary of the
RoYall Canadian 1-,egien was
held in the Legion Hail on
Monday', November 9th. Mrs..
Robert 13uxle presided.
lvfrs, George Vironch waS.
initiated as a new mentiber of
the Ladies Auxiliary, Plans
were made far banquets P0T1411g
up on November 18th, 24th and
2th, A .'dart tonrnagnent on
NoVember 19th in Blyth was
discussed.
Letters of ti ''antis from stud-
ents, Gwen "Yeats and Ruth
Cutler were read, They each
receiVed $50.00 Legion bursar,
se's, Mrs, Thomas LePPAingiton
led the prayers. The offering
was received and. dedicated,
Mrs. William Hearn sang two
solos accompanied .by Mrs. C,
Addison .at the piano.
The Finance Chairman of the
ii4r1011 .Fresibytertal, Mrs. Mc-.
Creath, gave her report on.
Presbytery Finances. A skit
entitled1 /4"Excerpts from a-Unit:
ed Church Meeting" was pre,
Sented by, Mrs, Cliff Stewart,
Mrs. , Malt Edgar, Mrs, Joe
Carter, Mris. Jim .MacLaren„
Mrs. Wilfred Jervis, Mrs, Jim
Cox and Mrs. M. Steppe.
" Discuss Procedure
This was followed by a dis-
cussion on the proper procedure
at a meeting, and a recording
of "The Lord's Prayer" in a
Trinidadian musical setting.
The president, Mrs, Doug
Andrews, presided over the
business meeting at which the
minutes were read by the Sec-
retary, Mrs. G. Rathwell, and
the Treasurer, Mrs. B. Sutter,
gave the financial report.
An 'invitation was extended
to attend the Hohnesville Ba-
zaar on November 11th. It
was announced the Christmas
meeting would be held on. Wed-
nesday, December 9th at 2.30.
The meeting was closed with
the singing of a hymn 'followed.
by the Mizpah Benediction.
Unit 4 served refreshments.
rants-.
Faulty spark plugs can waste
as much as one gallon of gaso-
line' in every 10.
Pre-Christmas
SPECIAL
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Perms.
54.00
at
BRANDON'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Boyfield Phone 53-R-3
rrn
171
SUGAR
AND SPICE
by Bill Smiley
Retrospect On Remembrance
of--43ad Inel. One clay Ire
'dropped a. NO-pound bomb,
purely by accident, in a
neighboring 141MV
and the troops Were riathefr
hostile to airin,01, fora few
weeks. Another time be
was sent to England on the
beer run. Flying back ,
across the channel, he sport,,
ted. 'two German fights
abottete attack him, jettis-
oned his eXtra tanks and
prepared 'to defend himself,
The extra tanks, full of
beer, went 'into the drink,
The German fighters turn-
ed out to be twos pecks
on his windscreen, And he
was nearly lynched when
be arrived and told his.
story. His luck ran' out one
day. Hit by flak, he bailed:
out 04 his 'parachutefail-
ed to O'pen
I remember the dreary No-
vember day six of us ear/led
a coffin up a blealc hillside to
a stony cemetery 141 Moth
Wales. It contained what they'd •
been, able to scrape up of Pad-,,
dy Burns, Australian, age 20,
alter he flew into a la,
And I real/ember half a
hundred others; roaring
boys, laughing boys,- timid
boys, gaY -' beYs, and how
scared stiff.
)f' And when -the Last Post
plays their sweet requiem in
the still, auttinni. air, I'll be
there, my face ail crumpled
and a lump as big as a boiled
egg in my throat. '
Scrape Remeiribrance Day?
Not as long as I can
cry, and there's' free beer
at the Legion ,Haul after
the' parade.
BACKACHE?
..not me!
For relief from
backache or thal
tired-out feeling'
depend on--
Thurs., Noy, 'l2, 1904 Clinton Nows-Re4H,P000
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DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
FOR THE YOUNG CROWD
This Week — Sat., Nov. 14
2 BANDS
"Gordon Rhodos and the Come4"
and "The Mo-Jo's"
Dancing 8:34 to Midnight Admission $1.0Q per person
catering to Luncheons, Weddings, Banqueta, Etc,
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FELT MARKING PENS — Very Special 9c
CELLULOSE TAPE, — 1/2"x1,000" 19c
GIFT WRAPPING PAPER
4 Rolls 98c Value 66c
51 CHRISTMAS CARDS 98c
TOILET TISSUE 8 rolls for 88c
VITA DIET $2.98
IDA PAPER NAPKINS 19c, 2 for 33c
IDA SACCHARIN TABLETS
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BATH TOWELS 2 for 99c
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Starting this Sunday in Clinton
WIDER LOCAL CALLING
DIRECT DISTANCE DIALING
Legion Auxiliary .
Initiates Member
thanked the Auxiliary for the
floral centrepiece which was
sent to her on -the •oeCastion of
her 4th wedding anniversary,
A motion waspassed to buy
a small television set for the
use of bed patients art West-
•mtinsiter Hospital.
The December meeting will
be held on December 14 at
6,3Q p.m. .starting with a pot-
luck supper 'and the exchang-
ing of gifts. Beatles"
were, requested to make a sec-
ond' aPpearance for this .even,
ing, •
Lunch was served at the
conclusion of the meeting.
Ts there any point car pro-
longing ;tile observance of that
middle-aged and melaneholy
occasion 1q1(:).ft Rem ern,
"'ranee Day?
They mean nothing
about eight per cent of the,
several 'million immigrants
to Oa-Pada since World
War II, How would you
feel about Remembranee
Day if you were 'a former
German tank commander,
or an Italian ex-infantry-
man?
Both the world wars of tsth
century are ancient history to
school children, and the ' old
cliches of the day—"sacrifiee,"
"laid down their lives," "fought,
for freedom"---leave them sol-
emn IAA uncomprehending.
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What's your stand on registering life
insurance policies to claim certain
income tax deductions?
Mr. Campbell
If it's possible, I'M all for it!
Interviewer
You'll be pleased to know you
may register any Mutual Life
policy, except Term, under the
Income Tax Act. Subject to
certain limitations, the savings
portion of your premium can
then be deducted from your tax-
able income each year.
Mr. Campbell.
It seems to me-that everybody
should know about this!
Interviewer ,
You're right! Particularly people
Who are building a pension for
themselves. tven people now
contributing to a company
pension planmay finality for
farther tax relief.fAit61.6
Representative: G H.
Rattenbutt St. to Clinton,
Mr. Campbell
Look, I'd like to check into
this before I file my 1964 re-
turn. Where can I get complete
information?
Interviewer
Just call your nearest Mutual
Life representative.
Phone 482-7064
CLINTON