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Huron County
Travel Show a success
CLINTON - Want to take a cruise, visit
Europe,. see New Zealand or become °'a
British rambler?
If you have any intentions of travelling in
the near future, than Clinton was the place
to be last week.
Ellison Travel and the Clinton Business
Improvement Area sponsored the first
Huron County Travel Show on April 2,
featuring exhibitors from across the pro-
vince. And with the snow falling outstide,
the flights to the sunny south drew a lot of
attention.
Video and verbal presentations were
made throughout the afternoon and evening
and 32 displays were set up on the floor area
so interested people could ask the various
travel representatives questions.
To make the show accessible to all, Mur-
phy Bus Lines provided free transportation
from Bayfield, Goderich, Grand Bend,
Dashwood, Zurich, Seaforth, Exeter, Hen-
sall, Wingham and Blyth.
Proceeds from the event went to the
Huron Country Homemakers.
(Photos
by
Anne
Narejko)
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Co-sponsors, Ellison Travel, had their own travel material on
display. Here, Chris Tideswell of the Clinton office (left), and
Rachelle Campeau of the Wingham office, take a close look at a
brochure.
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 8, 1987—Page 5
The travel show was not only an opportunity to look at trips that would take you far away,
it also offered information on the Toronto Blue Jays. Mark Edwards, group co-ordinator
of the Toronto Blue Jays Baseball Club, explained the details of the Jays' tickets to Susan
McKillop who was representing Fun Way Tours.
People came from all over to see the ex-
hibits, including Josie Ryckman (left) of
Exeter and her daughter-in-law Roberta, of
Calgary. Here the pair take a quick look
through a Fun Way Tours Inc. catelogue.
Steve hurray Truseott's
Exoneration
Not one Canadian can be absolutely certour they
will never be sentenced to die. just as Steven was,
for o crime they did not commit. "The Silent
Courtroom", is a new book demonstrating a very
frightening silent flaw in our judicial system that
contributed to Truscott's travesty of justice.Con•
twined also in the book is an accounting of o
Westerner's investigation (carpenter by trade)
who, after spending over $30,000.. "correctly"
solved the crime, (much to the discredit of the
Crime Investigation Branch of the Ontario Provin-
cial Police), resulting In an interesting story con-
taining revealing crime pictures. Of all
discoveries, Lynne Horper's death message in
Lowson's Bush, where her "ravaged body was
found, was most revealing since is conclusively
proves Steven Truscott innocent and also points
at them who committed the murder rape. Com•
pelling facts were laid in front of various
authorities only to have an official mentol
blockode built by them. "The Silent Courtroom"
with your help, will dismantle their "justice in-
terfering structure", block by block. and bring
about Steven's exoneration, money back
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Clinton Meat Market
ANN.,I,EME
To Our Customers
Remember, these fantastic prices are
available at CAMPBELL'S MENS
WEAR, CLINTON.
We are going out of suits and sports
jackets, so shop early for the size and
style of your choice at 40% off the
listed price.
Because we are making room for a
new line on our store, these items will
he offered to you at reduced prices.
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PETER DeKOKER (Left)
To our customers —
I would like to extend my thanks to our many friends and
customers for your support and patronage over the past 27 years.
As of March 30, 1987, the Clinton Meat Market was in the capable
hands of Peter DeKoker who will continue to provide the quality
service and quality meats you've come to expect.
Yours truly,
GRANT IRWIN
GRANT IRWIN
Clinton Meat Market
16 KING STREET 482-3834
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