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'«z’ IHNG OUT‘OF BUSINISS-Jlm Kieffer shows one of five many eu'ers 3,..I9lng In be sold In Klefier's Men's Wear. All casual clothing will be "story wifhln a monih. (Doerr phola) W V/r: ’ieffer's closing after 50 years of business 7'; Trace! 093" . Besides the clothing store, Kieffer has , WALKERTONâ€"A men s clothing store been quite busy with the Licence Bureau, 3 in wau‘em“ {5 Closing an" more ma" issuing Minisiry of NaturalResoursrsh “311 a Century “1 bmme“ ting and fishing licences, and cummerei Jim Kieffer owner of Kieffer’s Men's - . . . Wear since 19i5, says he decided to close and reside-mm apmem management , ' Pr 5 hispurharn Street store because he feels It 32101:? Kfigfi; agfimflfinggeénflfiojea is lee for 5 Change; 1 . manager of the recent renovations of Not wanting W KW? “l7 "W ‘1 “m Brown’s Guardian Pharmacy in business completely, Kieifer has decided Walkman to keep the formal wear. As well. he's go- ' mgAto be active in the parcel delivery Kieffer says he feels there is just not . bustness through IS can Pal" (Calamari enough time to do everything and still ‘ Parcel) outlet. He also runs the licence Spend me with me family bureau in ton-rt The formal wear, parcel mega- 15 gummgfic about his future ' -. whilst 31111 hceflce_ bureau W111 an '53 prospects. “Iamreally excited about the ‘ relocated to Victoria Street (former car changes 1 am making. some people only _ : wash gas bar location). Thenew storewill dream about making a mjdme career . be called Kieifer‘s Formal Wear. cmge. 1 am also very lucky to havfl the , Kietfer has been in the men's Wear su and enco V otm fax-nil ' ‘ business almost 13 years The sture‘fiziis mil-[DE and man?m“i%$%§:c§im aliii E . previously owned by Harry Doughty and f in ’ 5a K ‘ffe . V called Doughty’s Men’s Wear, who opened en“ bus 855 Den 7 y? a I L- the store in 1933 _ He says a lot of'the business connfibed Kiefler worked, with Elle lali HE"! wiflz Can Far and all we“ Ollie-riging - 5 Poughty for almost four years before buy- is involved with makes for a vew in. mg the store. .‘ V ' tel-eating day. ' ,V « Although he says heleel: there Is ‘2 Kiefferismovingtohisnewbullding and - market for two men’ ear stores in he in be opening Kieffer's “final ‘ V Walkerton, he sayth - " "sgd a y , D e c; 1?” lie; :p’i‘etty quiettthe (liait itew - t m a the men's clothing business. sores aren nee e a 1 en 1 e. esome ‘ arid mam " With the new mail coming figheyton he . . W erful . ones andI THE WALKERTON TOWN :HALL, TODAY I ' n'tt r’lhe people of the . alkertun ’ 52.3631}: IS llhel'e wxll enf Wear -’ area enough forall tileir suppor? over the E y nARnY PICTiI'RE 0F WALKERN TOWN HALL Or . I W" ' " ' as rural speg-‘ralrsi A Barb Klagesihas resigned as the Rural ,‘i’HA’ " V V 7 ' organization Specialist for Bruce County. - She joined theflaff as the'HoméEconomist i \ ' » for Bruce Cmmtymil‘uears ago. Thefifliiro- . ‘ gram, Women's-Institute‘ind nth 6- grams benefiteu‘fromher efforts ~ Barb plans to spend more lamafith her two young sons and husband and pick up some part-time work. The staff of the Walkerton 0.M.A.F. oft“ , wisthrb well U1 her future 9