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Phone 482-7006 '
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attend the annual 'Ontario
Tuberculosis Association meet-
ing in Toronto on June 7.
Gathering, transmission and-
distribution pipelines for natur-
al -gas- in Canada now exceed
30,000 miles.
SUNSET D IVE-1 THEATRE
GODERICH —
Box Office Opens at 8 o'clock
Now Playing--THUR., FRI., SAT, — May 27-28-29
Bobby Darren, Sandra Dee
"If a Man Answers"
Color
Gena Rowland
"Lonely Are The
Brave"
Kirk Douglas and
MON., TUES., WED. —
Jeff Chandler and
Dorothy Malone
"Pillars Of The Sky"
Color
May 31, June 1-2
Robert Morley and .
Tom Poston
, "The Old Dark
House"
THUR., FRI., SAT.
Bobby Vee and
Cherry Rowland
"just For Fun"
— June 3-4-5
Julie Adams stars in
"Away All Boats
Color
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PARK THE SQUARE—GODERICH
Now Playing--THUR., FRI., SAT. -- May 27-28-29
ELVIS PRESLEY with Ursula Andress
In a colorful and entertaining resort romance
"FUN IN ACAPULCO"
it's IVIuSloal
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MON., TUES, WED. — May 31, Jude 1-2
Kim Novak, Lautence Harvey and Robert Morley
Somerset Maughtint's Sensational novel becomes ono
of the year's Mott interesting dramas.
"OF HUMAN
BONDAGE"
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'THUR., FRI., SAT. — June 3-4-5
DOuisi_t BILL --
Jots Hall and Marie Windbor
Co-starred In a, Technicolor adventatte tale
"HURRICANE ISLAND"
Plus The Three Stooges and Nancy, Kovabk In
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Coming: "Get Yourself a College Girl"
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BARBER
At Constance
Thurs., June 10
from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m.
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man-made wonders, by cosmopolitan
excitement and rustic tranquility.
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history at Kingston's Old Fort Henry.
See the spectacular parade of the
Fort Henry Guard, Then watch ships
from the seven seas pass through the
(gigantic St. Lawrence Seaway.
Discover Ottawa, where new
chapters in history ore written every
day. Visit the Houses of Parliament
and famed National Gallery, the
National War Memorial and Royal
Canadian Mint. Then let scenic High-
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generating stations that harness the
Ottawa River.
Roust, and rough it if you like, In
scenic Madawaska Valley. Become On
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MIDDLETON
The Women's Auxiliary of St,.
James Anglican Church, Mid-
dleton, will Meet Wednesday,
June 2 at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Jahn, Grigg.
The roll-call will be a Bib-
lical verse containing the word
"water" or "Waters".
If you're asking
yourself
This message might provide a pclitin answer.
If a major purchase costs more than you' want to spend,
the Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan might well
be the difference between having it to enjoy and going ,
without.
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YOU CAN BRING ALL YOUR CREDIT NEEDS UNDER ONE ROOF.
The Bank of Montreal Family Finance Plan is the
modern, economical way to take care of all your credit
needs without putting a heavy strain on your pay-
cheque. It puts cash in your hands for a new autorna-
Het washing machine, TV set, wardrobe for your
family — or for meeting emergencies and recurring
commitments.
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YEARS TO REPAY. •
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of the Bank of Montreal and arrange a large' personal
loan, Depending on your Income, you can obtain up
to $3500 or even more. And you can repay your loan
within three years through regular monthly payments
geared to your income. Interest is low, All FT loans are
automatically life-Insured to protect your family.
The manager of your nearest 13 of M branch can tell'
you more about the Family Finance Plan. See him today
and be sure to ask for the free informative booklet:
"How to Live on Your Income and Enjoy It".
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BANK or MONTREAL
exuauto.4 70ae Soak
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Clinton Braneti: FLETT Manager
itCAP Station (Sttb.AgendY) t Open Daily
1)&ricitsbort5ttei (8111Y-Agency): Open Uoil, & titart.
Admission 75c per Person
PIO Graduates Narded
In Huron College Ceremony
doctors' and nurses' use.
In the case-finding reportait
It's easy to make money. This' was noted that as well as regu-
statement was made by Ray lar monthly referral clinics, the
Jodrey of Nova Scotia who is foodhandler survey is ready to
described as "themostunlikely begin. E. R. Knight, rehabilli-
millionaire". This is part of an tation and social service chair-
interesting interview coming up man, said financial assistance is
on Telescope on May 28 at 9:30 being given to a TB patient.
over CBC-TV. Jodrey is a mil- Plans were finalized for the
lionaire many times over, dime- annual meeting to he held on
tor of some 40 -companies and May 31, in the Anglican Church,
one of -Canada's roost powerful Seaforth.
hnHanerde7
Dr. Neville Letcoe, Associate
are some of the state- Professor of Medicine, Univen-
merits he made on this taped sity of Western Ontario, will be
interview:. "I don't.. think • it's the speaker, . his topic being,
any trouble to make money, but "Research in Lung Disease To-
I the first thing is you've got to day"
learn to save it. 'Course if you D. M. Rae, of Stratford, a
want to really make money, you director of Ontario Tuberculos-
got to borrow it and pay inter-- is Association, spoke to the
est on it and see where you go group in his capacity as a
from there." member of the Management
Committee OTA, Mr, Watt will
ons Honor Guard
At Funcrol
E Perdue
Funeral for the late
William lqrriest Perdue, 12
likteon, St, Clinton, was held
from the !leatlitie Funeral Koine,
Clinton, NIAY 21
1965, Rev,. W. Wenhasn at
FaarS .Anglican.Chui b,
Oligton,,Offiel.afted,
• Pallbearers were Caryl Dra,
per, John paximr, William
Antoine Oaten, I,Talhea Rands
and :Hal gairtleY
Charles ,3rown, •liarry
hams, Herb Bridle and Frank
Match bore flowers and Clinton
Club anembets formed
guard af honour at the ameral
home immediately after the
funeral service,
Jrateraient was in -Clinton
Cemetery.
The deceased was born in.
Goderioh Township on February
14, 1883, a son of ll.zabeith and
'William Perdue. In 1914, he
married the former Laura Sum-
mere.
He 'had been an electrical en-
gineer Detroit and the South-
ern- States until he became a
hardware merchant in .Clinton
44 years ago. He has served on
the Clinton Public Utilities
Commission for 30 years and
was a member of the Chamber
of Commerce and the Lions
Club.
-He was a member of the Ma-
sonic Lodge No. 84 in Clinton
and of St, Paul's Anglican Ch-
urch here.
He had been admitted to Vic-
toria Hospital, London, ,with a
heart ailment where he died
Tuesday, May 18.
Survivors inclade his wife;
two sons, Jack of Galt and Don-
ald of Ladner, 13.C.; two daugh-
ters, Orpha, (Mrs, Garnet Mill-
son) London, and Muriel (Mrs.
David Dennis) London; eleven
gnandehtildren; seven great-
grandchildren; and three sisters,
Mrs. John Beacom, Clinton, Mrs
Members of Huron Tuber-
culosis Association were told by
education chairman; G. A.
Watt, that phamplets and pos-
ters had gone out to doctors'
waiting rooms and industries in
the county.
The assodiation met in Clin-
ton when Dr. R. M. Aldis pre-
salad in the absence of the
Oscar Tebbutt, Seaforth, and president, D. I. Stewart. Con-
Mrs. Delbert Gardner, 'Gotle- gaatulatory ..and informative rich. letters to secondary school gra-
duates are to go out, the board
agreed and "Clinical Notes" on y • . • respiratory diseases are going
to hospitals in the county for
It's Eas
To Make Money•
sweet.
BaYaeld Pavirilon featttrizitg the
Iii l This weeit short and ,
There will he a dance at the
CLINTON
STYLE
Chevals on Friday night, and
At the HarhOurliite Inn, the M9-
ins on Saturday night.
Candidates for the Teen
-"P.A/Ir queen are Gloria West, LYI1,11
Rees, Judy AVSeam*, gatIlY
Vaatlisb and Mae PagUette,
One of these airia will be
erawn. ed at a earO, nation ban an
June 11, at4he Recreation Oen-
at RCAF Station Clinton.
The dance Will be. frahl 8:30 to
1:39 a.m, with music provided
by the Chris Black Combo.
Me Crescendoes will be at
the jaaagatmen Hall. on Satur-
day night.
A note to all teen collect',
There is going to be a Hobby
Show here in Clinton in the
fall. Any teens interested in
entering their collection of just
about anything are urged to do
so. For further information call
FULLER BRUSH
APPOINTMENT
RON FISHER
Has been appointed Fuller
[
Brush Representative for
Clinton and Goderich Town-
ship. Mr. Fisher may be con-
tacted at 165 King Street;
Clinton, or by phoning 482-
3434 before 9 a.m. or after
6 p.m. i6eow
HURONVIEW LADIES AUXILIARY
6th Anniversary
Tea
Crafts made by the residents will be on
display and for sale in the Assembly RoOm
Wednesday, June 2
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
TOURS OF THE HOME ALL AFTERNOON
DRAW ON CROCHETED AFGHAN AND PILLOW
Hospital Auxiliary
To Meet June
The 1-tadieS. AuxiliAry
ton Patlic Hospital is planning
a ,display of "wear and. tear"
f'ashion's in oonnection Mtn
their regular meeting in the
isTurses .f(eSidence, on Tuesday,
June 1 at 8 .1?,a4
Members, urge all ladies of
the oomithaiitY. to be an hand
for this ,showing Of the latest
in mall-parpnae wearing" apparr
UWO Professor
Speaker At
Huron TB Annual
Dri Lefcoe, of Lon-
don, will address the annual
dinner matting of the Huron
County Tuberculosis Asaecia-
tion in Seaferth on Monday.
His subject will be, "Relsench
n Tang Disen7c Tod?-'."
DR. NEVILLE LEFCOE
Dr. Lefcoe is a medical doc-
tor from Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tennesee, and re-
ceived his Fellow Royal Col-
lege of Physicians in 1956, He
has had extensive posit-gradu-
ate study and experience in
the United States and Canada.
At • the present time, Dr.
Lefcoe is Associate Professor of
Medicine, University of West-
ern Ontario. His interests are
largely concerned with teach-
ing of Pulmonary disease at
the Medical School, managing
the lung function laboratory at
Victoria Hospital, and various
research problems, including
the distribution • of bronchial
disease in different occupation
groups in London, with regard
to dust exposure in the various
occupations, and the effect of
exercise and body conditioning
on lung function in normal
people, and in people with var-
ious diseases.
Selwyn N. Dewdney of Lon,
don. Archdeacon K. C, Boa-
ton officiated at the double-
ning ceremony,
The attendants were 11111sa
Barbara Pegg, sister of the
bride, and Mr. Peter Dewd-
ney„ brother of the groom.
Following the marriage vows
a dinner was held at Hook's.
Restaurant near London.
The bride is a graduate
of the University of Western.
Ontario and has spent the
past year in Ottawa working
for the National Research.
Council.
The groom is a graduate of
the University of Western
Ontario and' receives his
Master of Arts degree from
the University "of Waterloo
this week, where he is teach-
ing for the summer months.
In late August Mr. and
Mrs, Dewdney will move to
Ann Arbour, Michigan, where
Mr. Dewdney . will continue
his post-graduate studies in
Mathematics at the Univer-
sity of Michigan.
Evening Admission: 50c; Children Free; Cars 25c
"Let One Call Do It All"
Let Clinton Laundry
Help You Live
A Clean Life!
BY OFFERING YOU
ALL THESE SERVICES:
(1) Professional Dry-Cleaning
and Pressing
(2) Clean-Only Dry-Cleaning
(25c Per Pound-10 Lbs. for $2.00)
At Our Plant-166 Beech Street:
—Let us advise you regarding special
garments that require special profes-
sional attention.
—Let experts classify your garments for
you and advise you which garments
can be done the "clean-only" method
and which require professional treat-
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(3) Complete Laundry Service
FINISH WASH — THRIFTY
WASH (14c Per Lb.)
DRY WASH (Tic Per Lb.)
Shirts, Sheets, Linens, Etc., Etc.
(4) Garment and Shirt Rental
This Service includes Dress Shirts, Work
uniforms, Coveralls, Etc.
(5) Coin-Operated Laundry
These facilities and our Cash and Carry
Office are in the main business section
at 63 ALBERT STREET.
(6) Fur Storage Vault
We give complete insurance coverage.
(7) Minor Repairs & Alterations
On All Garments.
(8) Pick-Up and Delivery Daily
(9) Same Day Service
(10) Three-Hour Service
When requested, Dry-Cleaning & Laundry
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Special Attention When Required.
Each Week One Lucky Customer
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THIS WEEK'S LUCKY NUMBER 1620
Phony 482.7064 Clinton, Ont.
Committee Report
Given To Huron
TB Meeting
Huronview Auxiliary
Anniversary Tea
On Wed., June 2
Huronview Auailiary to the
Huron County Home for the
Aged is sponsoring their Sixth I
Anniversary Tea in the Arts
and Crafts Room at the Home I
from 2 to 4 pm. on Wednesday,
June 2.
A display an sale of the resid-
ents' .,handicrafts will be held
in the Assembly Room, Thera
will be tours of the building and
also a draw on a crocheted af—ghan and pillow.
Everyone is welcome,
Mis. Durst of Clinton, or SOP
me in the hail, uptiewra, — any-
where,
Due to exams, there will be
no more Calling All Teens until
Awe 17, Weal," that's about it,
Till next -tinge,
Your sWinOina Pala
PAM
M r.. and Mrs. Alexander K. Dewdney
The chapel of ..Huron Col- is the son of Mr. and Wirt,
lege in Landloaa decorated
with apple blossom, made a
lovely setting for the private
family wedding of Patricia
Helen Pegg and Alexander
Keewatin Dewdney, on Satur-
day, May 22.
The bride is the daughter
Of Mr, and Mrs. Dudley M,
Pegg, Clinton, and the groom
cawing to Luncheons, Weddings, Banquets, gto.
For Rental Information or Reservations
Dial 5$-9371 or 524-9264
All Four-Horse Tandem. Hitches - Floats
Clinton Marching Royals and RCAF Clinton
Trumpet Band.
OPENING At 2 p.m. by Miss Mary Lou Farrell, Miss
Dominion of Canada from St. John's, Nfld.
Judging All Afternoon.
BABY SHOW Registration and judging at 2;30 pan.
Displays of Farm Machinery, Cars and Trucks
Afternoon Admission: 500; Grandstand 25c; Cars 25c:
10 lbs. Cheese Prize for Largest Family at' Fair
7:00 P.M, EVENING
Huron Central Agricultural Society
CLI N .TON
Spring Fair
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
PARADE At 1 p.m. from Clinton Legion Hall, featuring
HORSE S110W
Judging Teams in Harness, Ponies and
Single Roadsters
Miss Canada in Attendance
Entertainment by Clinton Legion
Pipe Band
LADS &. LASSIES SQUARE DANCERS
from RCAF Station (8 years & over)
Thum., May 27, 19¢55--,-Clinton News-Record--Page.
4 CK111113.1ctr,
DANCING FOR THE YOUNG CROWD