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INDUSTRIAL BUILDING ON SALE. AUGUST
BAYFIELD RIVER OVERFLOWS FEBRUARY
POSTAL WORKERS ON STRIKE.. JULY
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PUBLIC WORKS SHED BURNS NOVEMBER
HEAT WAVE CONTINUES JULY
f NEW ERA — 1Q rd YEAR.,, NO. ,5?: .CLINTON,. ONTARIO — MONDAY, DECEIVII3E9. 2.5, 1.900 THE HURON RE.CO.R. — 87th YEAR — .SINGLE .12c
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STORM BATTERS AREA AUGUST
COLD CUTS CARNIVAL CROWD AUGUST
The first
column
The Clinton Fish and Game,
Bantams and Kinsmen Pee Wees
leave at 5 a.m. Friday to
participate again in the Clinton,
New York, annual Christmas
Hockey Tournament.
The Pee Wees won the
tourney last year and the
Bantams came away with a
runner-up award.
The 36 boys are scheduled to
return to the arena Sunday
evening.
BRUCEFIELD BANK ROBBED JANUARY
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The Clinton Figure Skating
Club is hosting an inter-club
junior dance competition
Sunday afternoon.
Participants from 14 clubs are
expected for the two-hour event
which starts at two o'clock.
Among the clubs sending
representatives will be Listowel,
Stratford, Kincardine and
Wingham.
The competition is free and
the public is invited.
* * *
Motorists, remember that
your spare wheel is liable to lose
• preasure much faster than a
wheel in use. Your fifth wheel is
a safety device, says the Ontario
Safety ' League, but neglect to
check it regularly could make it
hazardous, or useless, when
needd in an emergency.
* * *
With tnis issue's deadline
following last week's sb closely
because of a holiday schedule,
many of our correspondents
were unable to contribute
stories. News from the districts
around Clinton will be published
in our next issue for which the
news and advertising deadline is
Monday noon. Any
organizations or correspondents
with, stories ready this week are
asked to send them in as soon as
possible and not wait for the
deadline.
If you're away for the
holiday ,or hosting guests, please
let us know or contact the
correspondent in your
community,
* * *
Carter's West End Supertest,
215 Huron Street, Clinton held
its new ownership grand opening
recently and gave prizes to Many
customers.
Eva Dambrough of Clinton
won two snow tires, Alec
Ostrom of Clinton was winner of
car warmer and John tatkiti,
also of Clinton, Won an electric
kettle.
Among the other Clinton
prizewinners were M. Maguire,
Harold McQuillan, Gordon
Smith, Mamie Carter, Bob Olen,
Clark Ball, M. J. Langdon,
Phyllis- Lee, Bill Van Iteenen,
Wayne Hodges,. G. Currie,-Ivan
Carter, Lucy Levy, Wiliiatti
Rutledge, Frank Redford tulcl N.
Schellenberger.
Harvey Carter also gave !mites
to Gordon Young of
1Vlobtetotvii, Art Spiegelburg of
Aubuth and G. Smyth otctIt
TRUDEAUMANIA HITS CLINTON......MAY