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Clinton Memorial Shop
T. PRTIM and SON
cknooN EXETER SEAFORTH
Phone 482.7211'
Open Every Afternoon
1.0coi • Representative •
A. W. STEEP — 482-6642
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Wearing his centennial medal is Hugh Mervyn Hardy, '14 Cleft
front row) of Clinton, Stanley Township assessor, Mr, Hanley
was recommended for the medal by Stanley Township Council
in recognition of his 33 years of service to the township. Seated
beside him is Reeve Elmer Hayter, of Stanley Township. Stand.
ing behind (from left) are councillors Tom Consitt, Jack Scotch.
mer, and Calvin Horton, and Deputy Reeve 4nson McKinley.
Present gifts at ,Huronview
MARCH loth
FINAL .CLOSI.NG.
DAY HOUSE OF
BARGAINS
Clinton, Ont.
WE WILL BE OUT OF BUSINESS
WE MUST LOSE A LOT OF MONEY
BECAUSE WE MUST LIQUIDATE
HURRY FOR YOUR BARGAINS
Ladies' Better
DRESSES R.O. to .2.95 9 , 9 5
ONE FREE
With Each Dress Purchase:
BOO
CARDIGANS
Rog. to 5.95
Liquidation Price jell, a
Children's
SNOWSUITS
toll% Nylon
Rep. 7.95
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Mi.", a
Men's
WORK e 0 Heavy
Porst ienr
Drill
Reg. 3.98
Liquidation Priale29
'Girl's
DRESSES
Ail Sins
Rog. up tin 11.93 ogb
Liquidation Pricej o y 0
Infant's
SETS,
Reg, 3.98
Liquidation Price
2.25
PANTS
LION SIZE SPECIALS
FOR MARCH
1967 DODGE POLARA
4 dr., 6 cyl. auto., radio
1966 FAIRLANE GT CONV.
loaded
1965 MERCURY MONTCLAIR
4 dr. Sedan, loaded
.1965 COMET CALIENTE
2 dr. Hardtop, V-8 auto.
1965 FALCON
2-dr. Hdtp., big 6, auto., radio
1965 CHIEV BISCAYNE
4 dr., 6 cyl. auto
1965 CHRYSLER 300
4 dr. "like new condition"
1964 CHEVROLET BELAIR
4 dr. Sedan, V-8 auto., radio
1964 PONTIAC LAURENTIAN
4 dr., V-8 auto.
1964 VIVA
1964 COMET 4-door Wagon
big. 6, automatic
1964 FORD XL 2 dr. Hardtop
P.S. & P.B., bucket seats
1961 MERCURY 4-door Sedan
1955 CADILLAC 4-door
A32828
49022H
E77920
E81621
E81798
E81798
,E81384
13552
E79965
E81655
95231X
E80183
878601
E81997
Trucks
65 MERCURY 1/2 TON, 8' box C80856
1964 MERCURY 1' TON TRUCK 081574
1968 SKI-000 with electric starter,
16 h.p., With very little hours.
HENSALL, MOTORS,a
Meteor. Mercury, COMM
HENSALL Hwy 4 south
U1.2604
. fiiii to
Sergeant Charles Bachman, 33, of CFB Clinton, who 'resides
with his wife Audrey and one child at 208 Queen Street, Clinton,
burns the midnight oil over his studies during a six-week
senior supervisor training course at Canadian Forces Base
Borden, Ontario,' He is on course at the nation's largest military
training centre where more than 20\0 career and trades courses
are taught. Among the subjects he studies and practises are
communication of ideas, military writing, management techniques
leadership, general military knowledge and drill. (Forces photo
by Bannab)
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• ALL SHOES FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK • REG. 9.95 to 29.95
• INCLUDED ARE McHALE — JARMAIN DACK AND GALE SHOES
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CLINTON
482-9352
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CLOTHING
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CLINTON 482.9414
HOUSE OF
B G IN
Clinton, Ont.
PROMOTED
To MAJOR
Canadian Forces Headcin4r!'
tens recently announced the PrO•
motion of Captain Ef “Gene"
Miles to the rank:of 'AWOL -
A native of cape pele,
4rtinswink, Maiot Niles joined
the RCN' in 1951 and was trained,
as.' an aircraft technician. In
1956, he left the RCN, to attend.
the Ryerson Institute of Teche
ruSlogy_ in Toronto, where he'
graduated in aeronautical tech-
nology in 1959 Upon graduation,
lie enlisted in the RCAF.
Cprporal John Scollidt, a native of St. Catharines
was recently presented with a cheque inrecogni.
tion' of a suggestion submitted while serving •
at cp13 Trenton; Ontario. corporal Scollick
is presently On attached duty at CFB Clinton.
'Corporal. Scollick, a radar technician, suggested
the installation of a control switch in a piece
of electronic equipment. As a result it is
Brucefield Speakers Win Contest
estimated that the life of the equipment will be
extended to three years from one year.
Lieutenant-Colonel O.E. Warner, acting base
conn-nander (right) made the presentation,
observed by Major H. R. M. Paterson, local
chairman of the suggestion award committee
(left). (Canadian Forces Photo)
Brucefield pupils of Huron
Centennial School won the Sea.
forth area elementary school
speaking contest sponsored by
Branch 156 of the Royal Can.
adian Legion. t.
Brenda Cooper, of R. R. 2,
Kippen, a Grade *5' pupil, and
,Laurie Kruse, of Egmondville,
of Grade 8, were judged junior
and senior winners, Each de.
feated three other competitors.
Both now advance to zone fi-
nals March 2 at Brussels.
Schools from Tuckersmith •and
McKillop townships and Sea.
forth took part.
' Judges were Mrs. Harry
Scott, Mrs, John Harvey, both
secondary school teachers at
Clinton and James R. Scott a
local author and historian.
William Boussey, a Grade
10 Seaforth District high
school student, was named
junior winner in the school's
public speaking contest. Senior
winner was Mary Sills of Grade
13. '
Top Speakers
Named
Kevin Buchanan, a Grade- 7
pupil at Hensel]. Public School,
and Carmen Currie, a Grade
8 pupil, were named junior and
senior winners respectively at
the Hay Township School Area
public speaking contest held
at liensall.
They will compete in zone
finals March 2 at Brussels.
Other contestants are from
parts of Huron, Bruce and Perth
counties.
The two Hensell students
were among 12 competitors
from Hensall and Zurich public
schools in the contest sponsored
by the Royal Canadian Legion
ladies' auxiliary.
Judges were Mrs. Grace Peck
'Mrs. E. R. Davis, and Rev.
A. C. Blackwell, all of Hensall.
Trophies donated by Mrs. Davis
were presented to the winners.
.1811.47siodri-,
sleeve to
save a life...
,,„„,... -T. '
BE A BLOOD DONOR
After undergoing training in
aeronautical engineering, he
served at CFB Portage La
Prairie, Man., No U Technical
Services Unit, Montreal; and
CFB Moose Jaw, Sask. He joined
the instructing staff of the Off.
icer Training Division of the
Radar and Communications
School at CFB Clinton in July
1961.
He is married to the former
Francine Landry of Toronto.
They live at 34 Cambria Road,
North, in Goderich with their
children, Michele, 10; Daniel,
9; David, 7; Michael, 6; and
Colette, 5.
(Canadian Forces Photo)
Suspects
Get Fourth
Remand
Two men. charged in connect.
tion with the January 3 robbery
of the Brucefield branch of the
Bank of Montreal drew their
fourth remand when they
appeared in magistrate's court
here Monday.
Robert Stewart Smith„20,,of
Utcl Ri (.4k a'S; 'andi/V ill ia m
James 'Yuillti of Kitchener,
were remanded without plea to
next Monday.
Smith charged with armed
robbery, is being held in County
Jail, Goderich. Yuill; free on
bail, is charged with possession
of money stolen in the robbery.
The monthly birthday party
at Huronview was held in the
afternoon of February 21, with
entertainment provided by the
Clinton Woman's Institute.
The variety program induct.
ed piano selections by Mrs,
,Radford, readings by Mrs.'Col.
dough and Mrs, Wiltse, piano
and violin duets by Mrs, Rad.,
ford and Norman Speirs: Sew
eral square dance numbers and
community singing.
Sandwiches and birthday cake
were served and gifts presented
to,, Isobella Greaves, Grace
Alyesworth, Mary Jane Simp.
son, John Mitchell, Melville
Cameron, Jane Carter, George
Lawes, James Curwin, Effie
Concentrated sweets such as
.cake, pastry, candy and soft
drinks have little food value
except carbohydrate, and should
be eaten only after all essential
foods have been consumed.
* * *
See what you buy - before
you buy - by shopping the ad.
vertising columns of your home.
town newspaper,
Warnieson, FlorenceBeattie, Ai.
bert King, Jennie Coultes, Anna
Steels, Elizabeth Newcombe,
Isabel Savidge and William Mc-
. Intosh.
Thirsty thieves
net beer, liquor
Thirsty thieves were in action
at Clinton and Zurich Iastweek.
end,
At Clinton's Branch 140 of
the Royal Canadian Legion, and
Brownie's car wash, thieves
netted about $50. They ran.
sacked the Legion hall, and '
took time out for a few beers
before leaving.
Police said damage to equip-
ment at Brownie's amounted to
about $100,
Thieves at Zurich stole a $60
case of liquor and a 24-bottle
case of beer after smashing
their way into the liquor store.
A man 'who lives across the
them street saw and telephoned '
police.
Road blocks were set up
throughout the area.
To enter the liquor store, the
thieves smashed the front door,
causing $80 damage. STOCK FOR SPRING AND
SUMMER ALSO GOES
AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES
HURON COUNTY
JUNIOR FARMERS
DRAMA FESTIVAL
Gvitiuj ef-IFRIDAY,
3:00 P.M. SHARP
SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
• 3 one-act plays' — plus musical
entertainment
Tickets-7Se EVERYONE WELCOME Children-25