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May the spirit of
the season bless one and all.
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T. PRYDE and SON
CLINTON — EXETER — SEAFORTH
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first in ski ,clothes.
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Christmas is a
winter wonderland, covered
y'a blanket of pure white snow. We
' - send you our sentiment'
'during .this brisk season through our
warmest' wishes and a hearty "Thanks."
Merry Christmas.
from
TAE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF
ONE 482-3484
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FRED SHROPSHALL
LARRY McCLINCHEY
DENNIS HARRIS
Lorne Brown Motors Ltd.
Yogi Friendly Chovrokst, & Envoy Dealer.
Ontario Street CUNTON — Phone 482-9321
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Coming Events., 26, Clinton Legion Bingo 8:30
THURSDAY, DECEMBER
p.m. Jackpot $55.00 in 55
numbers.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 7,
Bingo at Huron Fish and Game SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29,
Club, jackpot $56.00 in 56 Public are invited to attend
numbers. 6 door prizes, 8:0 Interclub Junior Dance Skating
p.m. lI Competitions at Clinton
Community Centre, 2 — 4 p.m.
RECEPTION AND DANg No admission. - 52b
for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dixon,
(nee McIlwain) on December 21,
at the Clinton Legion, dancing
10 to 1. Music by the Bluetones
— 51,2
SATURDAY, DECEMBER
28, Reception and dance for Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Whitmore (nee
Margaret Hillen) at Clinton
Community Centre. Ladies
please bring lunch. Everyone
welcome. — 52b
"A. series of prenatal classes
will begin Wednesday, January
8,1,1969 at 2 p.m. at the Health
Unit Office, Clinton Nurses
Residence, Clinton. These will
be held at weekly intervals for
nine weeks. Those interested are
invited to attend on the ,above
date, or phone the Public Health
Nurse — Clinton 482-9661,
between 9 —. 9:30 a.m. or 4:30
—5 p.m." — 52,1 b
Happy Birthday!
Now you may qualify
for your retirement
pension under the
Canada Pension Plan.
Thanks
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Clinton - AND. STAFF - Sefprth.
tsbeneks be
radiant with the light of peace,
joy and blessings for you and yours.
R. W. DOBSON
YOUR PRUDENTIAL AGEN
Phone 482-7342
WITH WARMEST WISHES FOR
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The season that generates great warmth and
joy on Earth is here! May it bring gladness
to you and yours. Thanks for your patronage!
HARRY WILLIAMS
Distributor for all SHELL Oil Products
482-6633 CLINTON R.R. 2
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SK IING SEASON
First step-by-step guide to technique
.In buying ski clothing, utility,
not fashion, should come first,
says the federal health
department publication, Ski,
.The wrong choice can make the
difference between pleasure and
discomfort on the slopes,
Your clothes should be able
to withstand intense cold, strong
winds, or wet snow.
Following is a brief list of
apparel to include in skiing
outfits:
1. Long underwear is a must.
Most slacks are wind and snow
resistant but have very little
warmth in themselves. Thermol
type underwear is considered
best.
2. A pair of heavy wool
outer socks and a pair of light
inner wool or cotton socks' are
best for all-round comfort.
3. The first point to watch
for in ski pants is that they are
win d-resistant and
water-repellent. Heavy weight
isn't necPsRfiry as the inner
Is winter just a time of trial
for you? It needn't be just
months of difficult driving and
snow shovelling. Through
ski-touring or cross-country
skiing, winter can become for
you a time of special pleastilre
and beauty:
This activity offers you the
means of coming into close
contact with the winter wilds at
an exhilarating yet peaceful tinie
of year. Skiing through woods
and across hills, you have the
chance to observe at close range,
leisurely and unself-consciously,
the country and its inhabitants.
clothes supply the necessary
warmth, They should allow your
knees to bend easily and should
fit snugly Without being tight.
4. The ski jacket must be
warm, windproof and cover the
waist well. It should have a hood
and a zipper pocket for small
articles when you take a tumble.
It should be roomy enough for a
sweater underneath.
5. Leather mitts over wool
mitts. are best for really cold
weather. Mitts or gloves should
have sturdy leather palms and
elastic at the wrist to keep out
the snow.
6. As for headgear, whether
you wear a headband or toque,
be sure it is tight enough to stay
on when you are speeding down
a hill.
7. Goggles with coloured
lenses protect the eyes from
glare and, driving snow. On
sunny days or in a blizzard, you
can see clearly where you are
going at all times.
It offers you a chance for
peace and quiet or a novel
experience for excitement and
challenge, a chance "to get away
from it all" or to make friends in
a touring group.
Ski-Fun for Everyone, a
publication of the Department
of National Health and Welfare,
describes this form or. skiing
complete with information on
equipment and techniques. It is
available for one dollar at
Queen's Printer's Bookshops in
Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa,
Toronto, 'Winnipeg and
Vancouver.
"T hp Canadian Ski
Technique," published by
MeLelland ,and Stewart in
conjunction with the Canadian.
Ski Instructors' Alliance, is the
first stop-by-step skiing guide to
the Canadian method,
The official handbook of the
C.S,I.A., it includes over 90
l ess ons progressing from
beginner to expert. Each lesson
is illustrated with two drawings
by Michael Malcolm and a
photograph by Toby Rankin,
Written for the C.S.I.A. by
Lorne "Oakie" O'Connor, one
of the alliance's top instructors,
the handbook is a pocket-size
guide and teaching aid to all the
techniques recommended by'the
alliance.
From the elementary
`snowplow' to the more difficult
methods employed in
competitive skiing, the
handbook is a complete
reference that sets goals for the
novice skier and follows him
through his entire development.
An attractive book, "The
Canadian Ski Technique" has a
full-colour cover and twolcolour
drawings. In addition to the ski
lessons, it includes sections on
general ski technique, teaching
KITCHENER
220 King Street East
Tel.: 576-5750
Ski tour is ski fun
If you are now 66 . . if you've been contrib-
uting to the Canada Pension Plan . and if
you've retired from regular employment, con-
tact your Canada Pension Plan Office 1201V . If
you will become 66 in 1969; get in touch with
your Canada Pension Plan Office three months
before your birthday. The people there will
help you fill out the application form that
starts your pension cheques coming. They'll
explain how your pension is worked out . .
and when you become eligible. You'll get all
the answers to questions about your retire-
ment pension, Payment is not automatic. You
must apply to receive your pension benefits.
Application should be made in the Canada
Pension Plan Office serving your community,
NOTE: If you are age 70 or over
and have contributed to
the Canada Pension Plan,
you don't have to retire to
qualify for benefits.
'The district offices in this
area are listed below
. children how to ski, safety
precautions, equipment, facts
about snow and avalanches, arid
a glossary of ski terms.
This handbook is bound to
prove most popular as skiing is
fast becoming the _ favourite,
winter Ppcnct of Canadians from
coast to coast. inc0AponAAbln
asset for beginner and expert,
pupil and instructor alike, "The
Canadian Ski Technique" has
been published in plenty of timed
for the skiing season.,
Winter scenes, the scent of pine, the sound
of children laughing • may these and all
the other beautiful things that mean Christmas
fill your holiday brimful of happiness.
RAY POTTER & SONS
MINNEAPOLIS — MOLINE •
ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE,
THE HONOURABLE JOHN MUNRO, MINISTER
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