HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1968-12-23, Page 3"A this wonderful time Of the year we wish
you and your families the merriest and
happiest Christmas ever, plus a special
"Thanks" for being sPecial to usl
GINGERICHS
AND STAFF
t LINTON
SEAFtmeri-1
ZURICH
CHRISTMAS CHEER
May the light
of Christmas
shine on
you and
your loved
ones.
May its
bright
warmth
fill each •
day.
appreciate
your loyalty!
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CLINTON UPHOLSTERY
KEITH BRAUTIGAM
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GREETINGS
FOR,
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To you, sincere greetings ant!
thanks . . . with every good wish that the
joy and delight of the Yuletide will be yours.
BILL AND IRENE SMITH AND STAFF
Smith's
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Mahe',
ALBERT ST, CLINtON
Aoping Christmas
;: b`lightn~s"s` lasts "all year!'
w•' "rtYbur *WO. Is great!'"
From DOROTHY
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And STAFF
At;
CENTURY
RESTAURANTBHuRON ST
.482-7391
THEATRE
GODERICH
ON THE SQUARE
First Run Movies In Air-Conditioned Comfort
THURS., FRI., SAT.
Dec.• 26-27-28
Ems num
MICSMATRA
SUNDAY, DEC. 29
MON. and TUES.
Dec. 30 and 31
M G NI preseols An 1:,,,,o:11 1 rcclnan Production
Doris Day-Robert Morse
Terry-Thomas-Patrick O'Neal
MGM
presents
PANAVISION•
& METROCOLOR
THURSDAY, DEC. 26
MATINEE -- At 2.30
'TWO LITTLE BEARS
.P.isliAV1S301,1;ni MINROCOIDR
(Adult Entertainment)
Sun., Dec. 29-8.30 p,m. Only
Mon., Doc. 30-7.30 & 9.20 p.m.
Tues., Dec. 31 ,-8.00 p.m. Only,
MIDNIGHT SHOW
Tuesday, Dec, 31
Give a girl
a Gunn
and she'll
shoot
the works!
CtitoR.A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
(Adult Entertailitnent)
WED., THURS.,.FRI.
January 1-2-3
DEM
1V1 TIN
110NERT mrreirawf
HA AWS
4,
TFCHNIC,OLOW
4,
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Showing of ,Sel and 9.20 p,rri,
HOTEL CLINTON
Serving
Up...
BEST WISHES
to our FRIENDS.
We appreciate your patronage.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY
NOW
FOR YOUR
THE
CLOUD "9" ROOM
ANNOUNCES
SING-A-LONG
Featuring:
ENTERTAINMENT
JEAN
AT THE ORGAN
We Are Now Accepting Reservations for
NEW YEAR'S DINNERS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1
Two Sittings — 4:30 and 6:30 p.m.
VICTottIA STRUT
482-3421
ENJOYMENT
enjoy TOronto .rn ore , x.
. . . stay at the Lord Simcpe Hotel where the service is
warm 'and friendly • where the prices are sensible . .• .
where you're close to everything downtown , where you
can relax in modern refurbished rooms . where you can
enjoy fine foods and intimate lounges,
Singles start at $9.00 and end at $13,60
Doubles start at $14.00 and end at $18.50
Luxury Suites Available
Lord Simcoe Hotel
University & King St. (at the subway)—
Tel: 362-1848 •
NOTICE
Re PARADE af:1
Clinton Winter Carnival
Featuiing "MISS CANADA"
MONDAY TO SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10-'16,194I,
; •
Merchants, Clubs, Organizations or *,
planning to enter floats, bands or exhibifS,
huge parade are.reguested to contact • ,-
HARRY CRICH — Phone 482-9061, Lit' 1, •
• OR .. '^ ,;10011
GEORGE WONCH — Phone 482-7028 '‘,14 '
3 FLOAT PRIZES - /
• .•' •
-00.'10"QV Hof';,;, • h Pi
Parade at 1:00 p.m. -
SATURDAY, FERAS.?H'i -
Please contact these men before Saturday, January •
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*u.drey and Elwood. Mitch.--71171 taucators attend. type.setting seminor held ot wish. to thank the people ,of the. nomrnurtity for Their
ipatrO..n490 jr1 -19,00,
Wishing everyone the •oorno/linen*s of the season.
I
CFB Clinton school
Clint911 News-:Record, Monday, December 23, 1968 3
MITCHELL'S GENERAL STORE
SAy..F1 EID
...GUNTON,. RETAIL.
MERCHANTS ,COMMITTEE
STORE HOURS
Friday, Dec. 24 , Open to 6;00 p.m.
Closed Christmas Day
Closed Boxing Day
Friday, Dec. 27 . . — . . Open to 9:00 p.m,
Saturday, Dec.28 . , Open to 6:00 p,m,
Closed Wednesday Jan, 1 All Day
aliere's wishing you the
fulfillment of all your dreams for
Christmas. Thank you for your patronage.
Management and Staff of
McAdam .Hardware
• •
novel .0'0.0 *Plc place 1*
:week • at IFI3 Clinton, The
AdOe§so.griph-Mpitlgraph
Company joined with .the
Canadian 00,Promept hinting
Bureau,, 1.14,CW the auspices
the cap4diati. Forces ,School of
Instructional Technique, in
pAlttillg ,en 4.010; .5qm,414 in the
use of type for instructors,
armed forces, personnel and
guest from district schools.
Cold type is a modern
•!method of setting up printed
material and is the method used
in producing The News-Record.
Qn Introdtictory talk, was
given by LCI3R L. W.
Maundecote-Qarter, SIT staffer,-
w who • has .e0.-ordinated
instructional • communication
seminars for armed forces and
civilian teachers from coast to
coast.
LCDR MaundeCote-Carter
explained and illustrated uses to
which cold type can be put in
instruction — not only by
printed books but also through
television,. • slides and, other
projection equipment.
Representatives of Varityper,
an Addressograph-Multigraph
subsidiary, showed some of their
cold type machinery and a
discussion of government use of
cold type was given by John
Douaire, head of cold
typesetting services of the
wedding. Pictures4
J.ERVIS ..STUDI O ...
P h o ne 48000.
Speakers at cold type seminar held in Clinton last
week were entertained at a buffet supper in the
home of Lieutenant Commander L. W. and Mrs.
MaundecOte-Carter. Guests included John
Douaire, head of the cold type services of the
Canadian Government Printing Bureau in Hull,
Quebec; his staff supervisor, Bob Gagnon; Don
kliPPStein, Ontario manager of Varityper of
Canada; his demonstrator, Miss Mini
Schoonewelle; the. company's London area
representative, Greif Vauthier; Mac Sewers,
officer in chargé of the Clinton unit of the
government printing bureau, and Major Irwin
Stutt, representing the commanding officer of
the Canadian Forces School of Instructional
Technique at CFB Clinton. The cold buffet
featured a. variety of Ontario wines and a
selection of Canadian cheeses.,
Subsribers of the McKillop
Municipal Telephone System
soon will receive cheques
representing their interest in the
system.
• While it is expected final
details in connection with the
windup of the system will be
worked out this week, officials
couldn't guarantee the cheques
would be in time for Christmas
shopping.
McKillop council on Monday
cleared the way for the
distribution when it released to
the co mmission $84,821
representing the amount plus
interest, that was received a year
ago from Bell Telephone when it
purchased the system. The
money had been held in trust by
the township until such time as
the commission was able to
windup ifs affairs and make a
Miss Mini Schoonewelle, Varityper demonstrator, explains the
potential of cold type equipment during the CFB Clinton seminar
for armed forces personnel and local educators.
Santa to bring rebate cheques
to McKillop phone subscribers
distribution to the 461
subscribers effected.
Telephone subscribers voted
in favour of the sale to Bell
rather than a merger with two
other area systems, the Blyth
Municipal System and the
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Telephone System.
The Blyth and Brussels
systems have since become
Maitland Tele-Service Limited of
Blyth,
Council named Reeve-elect
Allan Campbell acting reeve
until he is sworn to office in
January. He will fill the vacancy
resulting from the resignation of
Reeve Ken Stewart who since
has been appointed road
superintendent.
The first meeting of the 1969
council will be January 6 in the
township hall at Winthrop.
elladdenoi
STUDIO
Specializing In . .
• Weddings
• Children
Single or Group Portraits;
.and Passports
$24-8787
11$ at. David Godorith
Canadian ,Government Printing
Bureau, Both , Mr;,Pppom
Assistant,. 13,9!)ert Gagnon,
travelled. fro m the' Quebec
bureau to .attend the..Pnlinar, • • •.• ,•