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BY MARS RUDD
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CLINTON STORES
WILL BE CLOSED
Local
ELIZABETH ANN Mr, Alexander was horn on
January 22, 1.890 on the seventh
Concession Ooderielt Town-
ship and he lived And farmed
there. his entire. life, Hie parents
were the late 4plin. Alexander
and Annetta Maims.
In. December of 1917k he
married the former Helen Ida
Hibbs in Clinton. She survives
him.
Mr, Alexander attended
school in Goderich Township
and was a member of St. Paul's
Anglican Church in Clinton,
Mr, Alexander was
predeceased by one sister, Mrs.
H. (Mabel) Hudie,
Funeral service was held on
October 28 at the Ball Funeral
Home with Rev, S. Sharpies in
charge, Burial was in Clinton
Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Donald
Harris, John Harris, John Boon,
Ernest McGee, John Van
Ninhuys, Keith Miller and
Thomas Penhale, All are neigh-
bours,
OgLci.coUGH
Elizabeth Ann qolelough died.
November first at Huronview af-
ter a short illness. She was 86.
Mrs, Colciough was born on
December eleventh, 1885 in
Goderich Township. She was
the daughter of the late George
and Elizabeth Burnett and at-
tended $5 No, 10 School in
Goderich Township.
On November 12, 1919, she
married Albert Colciough hi
Clinton, He survives her.
She lived most of her life in
Goderich Township and Clin-
ton.
Before her marriage, she was
a dressmaker. She was also a
life-long member of St. James
Anglican Church in Middleton.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by one son, George of
Hullett Township and two gran-
dchildren. She was predeceased
by three sisters and one brother.
Funeral services were held
from the Ball Funeral Home on
November 4 with Rev,
Youmatoff officiating. He was
assisted by Rev, Lewis. Burial
was in Clinton Cemetery.
Pallbearers were George
Hudie, Brussels; Edgar Rath-
well, Goderich; George Gordon
Rathwell, Clinton; Ernest
McGee, Robert Welsh, and John
Deeves, all of Clinton.
Flowerbearers were Allister
Murray of Varna and Leroy
Poth of Bayfield,
HARVEY WALLACE
ALEXANDER
Since the Goderich Township
Hall has been sold by auction to
the Bluewater Cable TV, the
UCW ladies of Holmesville have
had to change their plans for
their annual tea and bazaar.
Scheduled for November 15, kw
will now be held in Wesley-
Willis United Church, Clinton.
In former years the Holmesville
church hall And the Township
hall have both been used.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Jackson of
London are spending the week
with Mrs. Douglas Thorndike.
from 10:30 p.m, to 12 noon
REMEMBRANCE DAY
Mrs. Thornlike, who is just
nicely back from a tour of
England, Belgium, Netherlands,
Germany, Austria, Switzerland
and France, says this is the best
trip she has ever been on and is
very glad she was persuaded to
go. •
NOVEMBER 1 1 , 1 972
Clinton Retell Merchants Association
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FORT LAUDERDALE'S
FINEST FUN RESORT
St, Andrews Presbyterian
Church, Clinton and friends
held a pot luck supper recently
in the church hall, Following
supper, Mr. and Mrs, Bob
Homuth entertained the
gathering with slides of their
past summer's excursion to the
Scandinavian countries. All who
attended endorsed the evening
as a success.
* *
Col. O.A. Warner of Win-
nipeg, who was formerly
stationed in Clinton, was a
weekend visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Bartliff.
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Donald W. Stewart
Local firm makes
new appointment
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63cernber 14
daily, per peson. dbl. ceuP. .$6 Of 44 roortts,
European Plan Modified lierie,en Plan; lavish
dintler ereekreSt. Ado pi dilly.
FAREWELL TO COLLEC-
TING? - Maybe. But not to
collectors. They will always be
among us, says the November
Financial Post Magazine, but
what they collect could be very
different in the future, With
living and storage space
declining in the cities, collec-
tions of the future could be of
micro-miniaturized images--
such as the reproductions of
Eaton's catalogues with their
images of old objects. Or a
return to the Renaissance-style
curiosity cabinet with odd bits
and pieces that are nice to have.
Ever wondered why you collect?
According to F.P. Magazine, you
may be genuine. Or you may be
seeking status, courting a
cultured image, or hanging
grimly onto the past.
Independent Shipper
to
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cornish
attended the Annual Remem-
brance Day banquet of the
Royal Canadian Legion,
Seaford* which was held last
Saturday evening. Mr. Cornish
was introduced as having served
in Russia during World War L
United Co-operative
of Ontario
Livestock Dept
Toronto
Ship Your Livestock
with
INNKEEPER
362.7537 212 KING ST, W. TORONTO
have become more diversified
over the past few years.
The two companies, C, H.
Epps Mfg, Ltd. and the Hearn
Wholesale Ltd. are located .one
mile east of Clinton. They are
presently in the process of a
major expansion program which
will double the size of the
present facilities, The names of
the companies have become
synonomous with clear, pure
water and all the equipment
that it requires.
William Hearn, P. Eng.,
president and general manager
of C. H. Epps Manufacturing
Ltd., is pleased to announce the
appointment of Donald W.
Stewart as marketing manager
of the firm.
Mr. Hearn, indicated that Mr.
Stewart will also have the same
capacity, in the Hearn
Wholesale Ltd., an affiliate of
C. H. Epps Mfg. Ltd.
Mr. Stewart, who has been
residing in Toronto, has had
wide experience in the
marketing field, primarily
agricultural chemicals. He is a,_
graduate of Ontario
Agricultural College, Guelph.
Mr. Stewart assumed his new
position on September 1. He will
be responsible for marketing the
products of the company which
Roy Scotchmer * * *
Miss Bonnie Cox of ,Westhill,
formerly of Clinton, is :visiting
Australia and New Zealand
with a stopover for a few days in
Hawaii. She is accompanied by
a friend, Miss Bev. Brown, also
of Westhill and they will be
away for the month of Novem-
ber.
Monday Is Shipping
Day From Verna Stockyard
CALL ItAYFIELD 56$-2636
Sy 7:30 a.m. Monday
For Prompt UM*"
N'q Charges on PiciPuP tf
Harvey Wallace Alexander
passed away at Clinton Public
Hospital on October 24
following a lengthy illness. He
was 82.
"WE SELL CANADA'S FINEST GRADE "A" RED RIBBON BEEF ONLY"
FRESHLY CUT WHOLE
SHOULDER
PORK ROAST
SEPARATE SCHOOL
NOMINATION of TRUSTEES
REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB
BEEF RIB
ROAST
3rd to 5th ribs only
To all Separate School supporters in the
Townships of Grey, Hullett, Howick,
Morris, McKillop and the Town of Clin-
ton.
Supplied and Serviced By M. Loeb Limited
u 99°
WERE SEMING MANY,
DON'T FORGET —
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AND THEW THEY12E SET
BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS TAKE NOTICE THAT:
NOMINATIONS will be received on
Thursday, Friday and Monday,
November 9, 10 and 13, 1972
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on each of these days
at the MUNICIPAL OFFICE, WIN-
throp, Ontario, of fit and proper per-
ons to be elected to fill the office of one
trustee to represent the above mention-
ed area collectively on the Huron-Perth
County Roman Catholic Separate School
Board for the years 1973 and 1974.
Nomination forms are available at any
Municipal Clerk's Office -and to be ac-
ceOted, must be signed by at least ten
electors from the area affected,
Marion McClure
Returning Officer and
Clerk of McKillop Township
SHIRRIFF'S
As s acted Flavours
JELLY
POWDERS
eke.
. 9c 3 oz
REGULAR CUT PRIME RIB KELLOGG'S
CORN
FLAKES
33c
:,BEEF RIB
STEAKS 09 fif
1st four ribs only
CARLTON CLUB
IN0M/RETut164I
SOFT
DRINKS
Assorted Varieties
SUN BLEST
Standard Whole
Great for Casseroles or Turkey Burgers
FRESH GROUND
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You can join the many
who have found SP Fuel
Oil best for warmth. Just
try us and phone TODAY!
KERNEL CORN TURKEY
MEAT 15c 12 oz.
26oz. 1 6 C
tin
btl. ALSO
CALL US NOW FOR DEL MONTE
FANCY PEACH HALVES OR SLICES
21,:- 39c
- MOTHER PARKERS
All Purpose
GROUND
COFFEE
Lib,. 86c
CUT FROM THE SHOULDER-BONE IN PROPCORN BUTT PORK IlEalk
ROAST LB, UP GP
The low cost system for
moist grain storage.
BONUS DISCOUNTS BONUS DISCOUNTS
CUT FROM THE SHOULDER-BONE IN
BUTT PORK
CHOPS
0(1 MOMS FANCY
FRUIT COCKTAIL
ELM GROVE /O.'S BUTTER
DAIRY SPREAD .
DNA SLIM. CHUNK. CRUSlitO OR tiDBIIS
TULIP COLOURED
MARGARINE
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CORNED BEEF 12 ;Z: 79'
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PEAS & CARROTS 12X; 4f. 1 .00
FACELLE MODERNS ASSORTED COLOURS
BATHROOM TISSUE 6,4 79c.
TOM
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g: 59c tomormemornmeneounoens
379 VICTORIA ST.,S.,CLINTON lo .1. PINEAPPLE in Own Juice 4
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CHEESE SLICES "a 92c
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CUT FROM THE BEEF CHUCK
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WADE ROAST Ib.99C
FRESH CANASAGRADE 'UTILITY'
ROASTING CHICKENS_
TOP 0010 VACUUM PACKED
SLICED SIDE_IHKON
BURNS RIND 0)1
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CUT FROM THE FLANK
FROZEN
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TOP YALU VACUUM PACKED
SKINLESS WIENERS
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QUALITY PRODUCE "FRESHER BY FAR" OUR FREEDOM
by the GRACE of GOD
REMEMBRANCE DAY
SERVICES
NOV. 11, 1972
NES
INSTANT COFFEE
TULIP SORT
MARGARINE
BAKERS
CHOCOLATE CHIPS
CLOVERLEAF
SOCKEYE SALMON _ 744 It; 7.3c,
HEINZ
TOMATO KETCHUP "I'At 33c
MAXWELL HOUSE
FRESH COFFEE
ROOST
DOG FOOD
_ .3 9
I lb. 35,
Z: 23c
U.S.A. NO. 1
CRISP HEAD
LETTUCE
2,0.49c
BANQUET FROZEN CHICKEN
TURKEY, SALISBURY OR
MEAT LOAF
DINNERS
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Clinton Branch 140, Royal Canadian Legion invites you, the Public* to join
us in our Remembrance Services, 9:30 a.m. in the Legion Hall, under the
auspices Cif the Clinton Ministerial Association.
Servien at the Cenotaph 11:00 a.M. for Wreath laying.
A welcome is extended to all.
Anyone writhing transportation to the services and return home please
phone:
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