Clinton News-Record, 1972-05-18, Page 2Constable Clarence Perdue is seen in one of his most trequent
occupation, writing a traffic ticket. Clarence writes the majority
of the 500.700 par*ing tickets written each year. The tickets are
issued to enforce the parking by-laws and keep people from
leaving their cars on the streets all day, thus taking up spots that
are meant for main street shoppers.
BY MARG RUDD
LONDESBORO UNITED CHURCH
HAM SUPPER
May 24 - 5:00 - 7:30 P.M.
Adults—$1.75
Take-out orders
Children 6-12—.75c
Bring own containers
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MARY'S SEWING CENTRE
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATIONS
Clinton
By our Field Representative
JUNE 1 TO JUNE 4
ON ELNA MACHINES
She will also be at our Stand
At Clinton Spring Fair.
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New classes (afternoon or evening)
will be starting May 24 and May 29 (One
day a week)
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17 Albert Street
482-7036 —20,21
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OFF ALL
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LUGGAGE
READ'S SHOES & LUGGAGE
8T H SALE
Thurs., May 18 to Sat R, May 27
Hundreds of 'rep Quality Shoes are on Display and Sale Priced
for our Annual Sale
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OUR POLICY — "Clean
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ASSORTED STYLES
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NO REFUNDS
We
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Customer
SatIsfart ,,
10%
DISCOUNT ON ALL
REGULAR STOCK
NOT ADVERTISED
WOMEN'S DRESS HEELS
WOMEN'S HI.STYLE
DRESS SHOES
IVEGULAR TO $1499
NOW 7199
WOMEN'S'
DRESS SHOES
NOW 2.99
2 pair far 3.00
REGULAR 5790 — 5I098
NOW 4.99
PROPERLY FITTED 2 pair for 88c
SLIPPERS
rou THE ‘; WILE
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NOW $1.99— $2.99
WOMEN'S' TOTE BAGS
MEN'S
WORKBOOTS and OXFORDS
REGULAR $20.95
11.99 to 14.99
Men's Dress Shoes
NOW 10.99
MEN'S
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NOW 6.99
Men's
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soot STYLI Slack and Witte*
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FOR YOUR
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WOMEN'S
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WASNAELE
itE4ULAR TO SEA
NOW 2.99
WOMEN'S
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REGULAR TO $11199
Now
3.99.5.99.7.99
BOYS' SHOES
Msokr50 sTYLES REGULAR TO 00411
SALE 4.99'
14.20
Sgt, LeRoy Oesch shows the "little black box", the department's radar set which last week in one day
helped nab 27 speeders. LeRoy has been on the force since 1964 and has been a policeman for nearly 30
years in St. Catharines and Paris before coming to Clinton.
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2—cliriton News-.FiepQrd, Thursday, May 19, 1972
Police Week •-•-•
Police Chief Lloyd Westlake served with the Ontario Provincial
Policefor 20 years before coming to Clinton where he became
chief in 1968. His department last year laid a total of
charges, including 66 criminal, 46 liquor charges, 130 traffic
charges and 26 bylaw charges.
In the peaceful enjoyment of all
that is fine in our modern society,
the partthe police have played in
bringing about that pleasant state
of affairs is too frequently
overlooked.
Policing in Canada has built up
Jot, Rehtesivtg!
The manager of the News-
Record, Mr. Howard Aitken, and
his wife and family have been
enjoying a holiday in Florida for
the past two weeks. During his
absence. Mr. Bob Shrier.
president of Signal-Star
Publishing Limited. has been
working in Clinton.
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The lovely afghan for which the
Legion Auxiliary held a draw
recently. was won by Mrs. Reta
Condy of Hanover. Mrs. Do Queen
of Goderich was the winrfer Of the
fancy cushion.
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Rick Etherington of Hensall
graduates with Honours standing
from the 1972 Agricultural
Laboratory Technology Course
from Ridgetown College of
Agricultural Technology.
William Munn of Hensall and
Hans Uyl of Clinton successfully
completed their Junior year of the
Agricultural Production and
Management Course at Ridgetown
College of Agricultural
Technology.
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The condition of Mrs. Harry
Cochrane injured in a recent
motor accident, is reported as
improving a little. She is still in
the Intensive Care Unit of St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. Mr.
Cochrane, in the same hospital. is
listed as satisfactory.
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This coming weekend Clinton.
Varna, Blyth and Holmesville will
be represented at the Ladies"
Classified Bowling
Championships. Flying to
Winnipeg to compete are Mrs.
Medie Elliott, Clinton: Mrs.
Trudy Hill, Varna; Mrs. Mary
Davy and Mrs. Brenda Brooks of
Blyth and Mrs. Gerry Harris of
Holmesville. Teams from across
Canada will be in the competition
and we wish the ladies success.
a proud tradition. It commands
the respect of all who consider the
rich variety of ways in which
those who support the role of law
go about their business.
Today, as never within our
lifetime, respect for the rule of
law is in urgent need of revival,
This can best be achieved by a
better public understanding of the
law enforcement process itself,
exemplified as it usually is by the
police function.
This being the case, it is my
pleasure to extend an invitation to
the public to visit with their
Ontario Provincial Police Force
during Police Week.
Eric Silk
Commissioner
4/111•00.. 41.1r
WEDGE
THE MOVER
When Moving
Phone 262-2834
Hensel', Ontario
Moving with Canada
since 1873.
dollars saved in my
credit union earn
Life Savings
Insurance
from
CUNA MUTUAL
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On Monday last, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Liebold and Kenneth, RR 2,
Clinton; Mrs. Marion Malcolm
_and Mrs. Thomas Leppington, Sr.
of Clinton:, Mr. John W.
Leppington, Sr., Bayfield and Mr.
Roy F. Leppington, Brucefield,
attended the funeral service for
Lloyd Murray Johnston of
London. The late Mr. Johnston
was the husband of the former
Edith Leppintoh, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas Leppinton, Sr.
Constable Wayne McFadden is now in his second year on the Clinton Police Force. Wayne was
previously with the Metropolitan Toronto Police Force before coming to Clinton.
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CREDIT UNION LIMITED
70 ONTARIO STREET 482-3467