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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1959-07-02, Page 514A0g, Letter to the Ed itor SOWS, XINT ()LINTON The Editor Clinton Nem-Record 7th June Dear Sir; I write te thank you so very much for the copies of the Clinton News-Record which you have sent me. I was thrilled to read the par- agraph about my letter to the IVfayor, I showed it to my pals at my school, Abbotsford County Sec- ondary, which were all very excit- ed to read it. Daddy and Mummy, have of course spent a lot of time talking about the paper, particu- larly the adverts, trying to re- member where the shops were when they were in Clinton and re- calling people whose names are mentioned. Daddy was very pleased to read the issue which contained the sto- ry of the air station. I-le was a member of the first R,A.F. party who arrived on July 2Q, 1941 and as an instructor on ground radar his first pupils were American personnel. He was an instructor there till September, 1944 and ser- ved under Wing Commander Pat- rick, RCAF. He says that the sta- tion was not fully complete when he arrived. Now it is obviously much bigger than it was in those .days, he remembers the silo well, Mummy, Daddy and were very pleased to hear again from Mrs. Ernest Epps, for she wrote to me .5()Q11 she read. the paragraph in the News-Record, I have replied to her and sent a photo of my-self so that she C411 see hew muCh the "little baby" has grown. It is certainly exciting to hear SO intich about the place where- I was born and I look forward to the pictures of Clinton. Pen, haps one of these days I might even be able to return and see the town myself, Yours gratefully, Lynda. 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If the number matches take the Calendar to our office and claim your $3.00 credit. 30" Visual Oven Door, Clock and Automatic Timer, Oven Light, Timed Appliance Outlet, Talking Dial Switches, Porcel- ain Enamel Underpans, Warm- ing or Storage Drawer. $ 219.00 khut ti i's pfeide- me ....let's go WEEKEND FEATURE DOUBLE LAYER Shortcake — 29c Shortcake Cups 4 for 19c Clinton NA Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Bpps, Lon- don, called on friends in the village on SnntlaY, Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Diehl, Hamilton, visited relatives here on Sunday. The Baby Band picnic is being held on the United Church, lawn nn Friday afternoon of this week, Rev, T, J, Pitt gave a very fit- ting and stirring address and Rev. E. 3, B Harrison, Elayfield, assist- ed in the service, The quarterly communion ser- vice will be held in the United Church next Sunday morning, July 5, Rev, T, 3. Pitt is in charge of the service. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Clarke, London, and Miss Ruth Clarke, Stratford, spent the weekend at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William Clarke. The annual Orange service was held in the United Church last Sunday evening. The Orangemen headed by the Bannockburn Pipe Band paraded through the village before and after the service, 411.11.111111 1110101111M VARNA Robert Cooper visited with his daughter, Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brook, Hen- son, were guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cor- nish, Mrs. C. H. Haugh is visiting with Mrs. Wallace Haugh and Mr. and Mrs. William 13nrclge and family left on Friday for Win- nipeg. SS 3, Tuekersmith, held their school picnic on Thursday evening, with over 100 attending. Miss Gaye Elliott is spending some holidays with her cousin, Becky Griffith, Stratford, 11/Ir. and Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Murray, Varna, left on Saturday for a trip West. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ham, John and Peter, Chatham are visiting News of Brucefield ••'•4•4i You Save Space and Money with this Handsomely Fash- ioned McClary. It takes only Two Feet of Space, yet gives you Over 8 net cu. ft. of Storage, Full Width Freezer and Freezer Draw- er and many more features you usually find only in tinCh higher priced models. Crisper Drawer—$9 extra. Plus sealed unit trade-in, in working order $169.00 al<4(12,0.1., DV SUTTER in PERDUE LTD. QUALITY HARDWARE and HOUSEWARES Clinton Dial HU 2.7023 Results of Music Exams in London And Toronto Tests Following is a list of successful candidates in niano examinations held here recently by the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto, Names are arranged in order of merit. Grade 9, first class honours, Barbara Eustace; pass, Judith Hal- ward, William Trick, Grade 8, honours, Nancy Olde, Cathie Potter; pass, Donald Mills, Sharon McBride. Grade 6, honours, Elaine Alex- ander, Kathleen Cameron. Grade 5, honours, Diane J. Man- ko. Grade 4, honours, Maldwyn H, Jones. Grade 3, first class honours, Mary McKim, George A. Lowe, Trying examinations with the Western Conservatory of Music, London, results (names in no spec- ial order): Grade 2, first class honours, Brian Cox, Dorothy Jamieson, Leonard Jamieson, Barbara Swan, Gary Black. Grade 3, honours, Sharlene Tur- ner, Grade 4, honours, Clarence A. Magee, Janet A. Hall, Betty Jo Deeves; pass, Joan Rogerson. Grade 5, honours, Nancy Stir- ling, Douglas Wells, Richard a Hall, Lois Tyndall. Grade 6, honours, Sally Deeves, Grade 8, honours, Rose Brubach- or, Theory Theory tests taken with the To- ronto Conservatory of Music, re- sulted as follows: Grade 2, first class honours, Teddy Bridle, Mary Allen, Rose Brubacher., Grade '3,histft', first class hon- ours, Donna Murch, Grade 4, harmony, honours, Judy Halvvard. WE'LL MAKE YOUR SET WORK MT mon on SERVICE FINE—ova CHARGES ) ,e4 Merrill TV & Radio Clinton — HU 2-7021 READY TO EAT LEAN NO. 1 CHOICE GOLDEN DEW with Mrs, C. Ham and Miss M. Swan. Miss Janet Watson, Aylmer, is home to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Watson. Mr.and Mrs. Murray Squires and babe are visiting with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ro- bert Allen, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson left on Monday for an extended trip through the West and expect to attend the Calgary Stampede, Mrs. V., Hargreaves and daugh- ter, Brenda Ann, and the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Arnold Henderson spent the weekend at Niagara Falls. leftlVi on'' and at u Mr dras. y fSoirrnaollw eMe kc 'Ks ehnozl e- day with Mr, and Mrs. Donald McKenzie and family at their cot- tage up north. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Dinnin and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. William Din- nin and Wilma visited on Sunday with Mrs. G. Wright, Seaforth. Cathy Dinnin remained there for a week's holidays. On June 5, a large moving van, driven by William H. Freeman, St, Thomas, was clocked by Con- stable M. Groves, OPP, Goderich, at about 54 m.p.h. in the village. He appeared in Goderich court on June 18: and was fined $15 and costs, or three days, The Woman's Association will hold their annual picnic on July 7. Mrs. Ross Scott has kindly invited the group to her cottage at Bay- field. A sports program will take Place, followed by a pot luck sup- per. Mrs. John Broadfoot and Mrs. Gordon Richardson are in charge of the adult sports. For the small ones, Mrs. Mel Graham and Mrs. Norman Baird have plans made. The Home Helpers are Cordially invited to attend. 0 Cancer Society Has Meeting at Home of Miss E. Jamieson The executive of the Clinton and District Branch of the Canadian Cancer Society met at the home of Miss Esther Jamieson on June 23. There were eight members present. Mrs. D. J. Lane, welfare con- vener, reported dressings on hand. Contributions had been received for the gift cupboard. Assistance is available when necessity is pre- sented. Many more contributions to the "In Memoriam Fund" and from organizations have been received this year, by Mrs. D. Bartliff, treasurer, A detailed report of the Cam- paign Fund, will be published shortly. A few outlying districts have not, as yet, forwarded re- ceipts to Mr. Engelstad. There was a splendid response to the letters requesting that films be shown, by the different organ- izations. Rev. J. A. McKim was ably assisted by Kelvin Jervis, who trained ten or 12 projectionists, .CLTNTOINT NEWS-TIZCOWT) COLD MEATS SPECIAL MAC-CHEESE 49c lb. PICKLE PIMENTO 49c lb. MINCED HAM 49c lb. CHICKEN LOAF 49c Ib, BOLOGNA 3 lb. piece--$1.00 MARGARINE 4 lbs.—$1.00 POT ROAST — Red Brand 49c lb. DRESSED LEAN BONELESS PICNIC HAMS (whole) 39c lb. PORK HOCKS (fully cooked) 29c lb. 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