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rroper "Breathing Apparatus
MemberS of the Scuba Club At RCAF Station
Clinton put in a busy summer, much of it under-
water. Instructor K. Steward shows Aircraftsman
first class Webber the proper way to wear the
breathing apparatus. (RCAF Photo)
Scuba Club Learns AboUt "Snorkels"
Hot sun, cool' water and exploring the depths is fun, when expert in-
struction in the art of "Scuba" is at hand. Instructor, Mr. Stewart showing
Aircraftsman first class (left to right) Cowan; Webber and Roetteger the reg,
Mating of the valve. (RCAF Photo)
RCAF STATION — Contrary
to popular opinion the RCAF
does not spend all of Ifs 'time
In (the skies or looking .after
aircraft. Indeed at RCAF Sta-
tion Clinton -a group of men
and . women spend .a great deal
of time under water. These
people are the_ Members of the
Seta`-ion Scuba Club.
,Since its inception in June
'1960 the club- has grown in.
number from a total of .30 to
66 members, many of whom
have received instruction in
diving from the club's able in-
structors Flight Sergeant Wel-
land and Bob Ayers.
Within two months of its be-
ginning 'the club was perform-
ing public service when four
'of its members, LAC Hichey,
LAC Boucher, Mel Melauson
and Frank Kelly took part in
a search for the body •of a
man drowned in Lake Huron
near Bayfield.e
This civic 'service not only
brought a letter of thanks and
congratulations from the God-
erieh OPP but also resulted in
the club setting np an .emerg-
ency search and rescue team
to be used in similar cases in
'the future.
Again in 1961 the 'search and
rescue team was called upon
and Mr. Steward, Mr. Samson
and . Club President Opt D.
Lloyd aided 'in, the search for
'the body of an .airman from
Clinton, who drowned at Grand
Bend.
In Spite of the fact that win-.
ter offers few diving, facilities
and that the activities of the
club slow down during that per:-
iod it IS not necessarily true
that all diving ceases for nine
club members have qthalified as
"Aqua-Nuts"' by diving under
the ice in a quarry near Clin-
ton.
This year with an equipment
inventory of $3,000, the club
has planned a very energetic
seaton, with : many valuable
prizes being awarded for pro-
ficiency in diving. The month
Of August is Olympic month
with the members of the Scuba
Club participation in the under-
water Olympic Games.
August 18 will see all club
members -taking part in a
treasure hunt at St. Marys
Quarry with $125 in diving ac-
cessories being offered' as priz-
eS. The summer season will
close in September with a.
dance 'and awarding of prizes
by the Commanding Officer to
the winners 'of the Olympic
Games and the Most Proficient
Diver Award.
The &Lib present executive
consists of: K Steward, chief
instructor; Corporal E. Dunn,
new president; Corporal L.
Howland, vice-president; Corp-
oral Sprout, secretary-treasur-
er.
D. W. Hamilton
AUBURN Funeral services
were 'held on Wednesday for
David Hamilton, who passed
away suddenly at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Harvey An-
draws and Mr. Andrews, RR 3,
Alsai Craig.
Born , in •Colborne Township,
David Hamilton was the son
of the late Thomas 'Hamilton
'and Jane McCann. He was in
his 87th year. For many years
he' was agent 'for the deLaval
cream separator and Edison
gramophone and had a shop in
Clinton,
Later 'he harmed' in West
W.awanosit Township until he
retired to Auburn several years
ago. He was a member of St.
Mark's Anglican church. His
wife who was Carmine Church
predeceased him in' 1957.
He is survived by three sons
and three daughters, 'Reginald,
Auburn; Norman, Goclerich;
Benson, Auburn; Mrs. Gordon
(Celia) Taylor, Auburn; Mrs.
MalcOhn (Rota) Allison, and
Mrs. Harvey (Viola) Andrews,
'both of Able. Craig; 12 grand-
children and 19 great-grand-
children, also one sister, Mrs.
J. - J. Robertson, RR 5, Goder-
Sch.
The funeral was held at St.
Mark's Anglican Church with
the rector, Rev. Robert Meally
officiating. Burial was in .Col-
bOrne cemetery.
• Mr. and • Mrs. Leo. MeLnhan,
Toronto, spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Gordon
Dobie, Mr. Dobie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen
visited last weekend with Geo-
rge Timm and Miss Erna. Beth-
ke Gorrie.
Ron Stoltz, Aylmer, visited
on Monday evening with his
aunt, MIS. J. C. Stoltz and Mrs,
Marguerite Chopin.
Mrs. . Catherine Dobie, Blue-
vale, visited last week with her
friend, Miss Margaret R. Jack-
son. •
Mrs. Durnin Phillips, Dun-
garmon, visited laSt Thursday
evening with her cousin, Mrs.
Charles Straughan.
-Mrs. Kenneth Scott and son
Eric spent last 'weekend in De-
troit with Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Ziler and son John.
Mr. and Mrs. William KruSe
and daughter Elizabeth, Kitch-
ener, visited last week with his
aunt, Mrs. Edgar Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glasgow
and sec Allan spent 'the week-
end, wit hMiss Laura Phillips
and renewed acquaintances in
the village.
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Hewitt
and sans, Leamington, are visit-
ing this week with the former's
brother, Thomas Haggitt, Mrs.
Haggitt and' Sons.
Mr. and MTS. Norman. Mc-
Dowell and theirdaughter, Miss
Gwen 'McDowell returned' last
weekend from a three week's
trip to the Maritime Provinces.
Mrs. H. Sheppard, Bright's
Grove, and her daughter, Mrs.
Larry Sly, Rickey, Teri and
Graham, Kingston, called on
friencIS in the village an' Mon-
day.
Mrnand 'Mrs. Raymond Tay-
lor and David, Welland, visited
last week with the fortmens sis-
ter, Mrs. Robert Arthur, Mr.,
Arthur, Jayne and Mr. John
Wright.
Dr. Helen Marsh, New York
City and Mrs. B. Wallace and
family, Nita and John, Bramp-
ton, visited last week with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Marsh and Miss Betty Marsh.
Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Coates, Flint, Minh„ were re-
cent visitors with Mr. arid Mrs.
Maitland Allen, Harvey McGee
and Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Craig and
There will be no church ser-
vices in Knox Presbyterian
Church in the month of August,
An invitation has been accepted
Ito attend the 'services in f 'the
Baptist Chrirch at 2 pm, ' •
Robert Chamney • was taken
'to Clinton Public Hospital on.
Sunday; Mrs. Laura Fowler, to
Clinton Public Hospital and
Harry Armstrong to a London
hospital'. Their many friend's
wish them aN. a. speedy recov-
ery,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wagner
LONDESBORO
(Correspondent MrS, Bert Alain
Phone Blyth 37 r 5)
Mr. and Mrs. Bi11 Andrews
and children, Toronto, are
spending a few holidia,ys with
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGill
moved 'last Friday to their new
home in Blyth. During the past
four years which they spent in
this villak=in.they made many
friends, and 'they will be mis-
sed in the community.
Mrs. Thomas Fan-service is
spending, a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Albert Shaddiek
alt 'Clinton.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred: Brice, To-
ranto, visited last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson.
-Charles Cowan, Detroit, is
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. George Cowan.
The construction. of the-road-
bed on No. 4 Highway between
Clinton and 'Myth will probably
be completed in a week's time,
and be ready 'for the blacktop.
The :general meeting of the
United Church Women was
held last Thursday evening with
Mrs. Woods in the chair. Re-
commendations from the Berean
unit were discussed; also a mo-
tion that a Bible be presented
to each new bride married in
the churdh, Was carried. Re-
ports from literature and social
leaders were accepted. An Min'
eresting skit was presented by
Mrs. ThompSon, Mrs. Wood,
Mrs. Shaddiek and Mat. Living-
stOne. Lunch was served.
.and Louis Jr., Massillon, Ohio,
and Mrs. Rose Herman, Taxi-
stock, visited last week with
Miss Minnie Wagner, Mr. Wag-
ner and William Wagner and
other relatives in this district.
AUBURN — The Walkerburn
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hunking, led by Mrs.
Elliott Lapp in the absence of
the ,,president, Mrs. Leonard
Archambault. Minutes were
read by secretary Mrs. Henry
Hunking.
The club will donate $10 to
the Blyth Agricultural So,
ciety. The draw prize, won by
Mrs. Stewart Ament had been
donated by Mrs. Fred Cook.
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham
and Mrs. 'William Hunking
were appointed the program
committee for the next meet-
ing with the lunch committee
to be' Mrs, Worthy Young, Mrs.
Stewart Ament, Mrs. Leonard
Archambault and Mrs. Stanley
Ball. The August meeting will
be 'held at the home of Mrs,
Joe Hunking.
The rest of theprogram was
held on the lawn., Contests
and races were in the charge
of Mrs. George Schneider,
Mrs, Lorne Flunking and Mrs.
Lloyd MeClinehey. The winner
of the egg contest was Mrs.
Roy Daer and the nylons con-
test was won by Mrs. Stewart
Ament, Mrs. Roy Daer and Mrs,
Garth MeClinehey.
Races were held for the chil-
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Miss Igenaret Aii$Onhead,'
1-04094, Visited over the week-
end with her sister, Mrs. 4.
Alldw'in'pl e,
MrS, S. Meglubn ,and•seri. lob,
"wend, Spent a few clays cal.;
ling PO 014 friends in the vii
Mrs. 1VinKell., Montreal, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
Louis Arian°.
Mrs. Walter IVleffatit left on
S'at tirdeY for Gravel-awl*,
where she will spend some time
With her sister, Miss EleanC07
'Fisher, Dr. IVIenny and Mr. Al-
lan Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Paterson,
Mrs. B, Shoidice, Exeter; Miss
TJnis Sholdine, Windser, are
spending a few days fishing up
month.
Mr, and lYirs. Albert Mel{ei-
law, Freeland, Mich, are visit-
ing with Mrs. MeKerlar's sister,
Mrs. W. Stackliouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Lame Wilson
are visiting with Mr. Wilson's
niece, Mrs. L. puranio, Stapler.
The community was sadden-
ed by the sudden death of Mr,
George McCartney, and wishes
to extend sympathy to Mrs.
McCartney and family.
Robert McCartney, Detroit,
antencled ithe funeral 'of his bro-
ther on' Wednesday.
Mrs. Mae Tully, Peterboro, is
visiting with her sisters, Mrs.
Charles Lane ,Mrs. Greg Mc-
Gregor and other relatives.
Church Service
'Brucefield United Church ser-
vice will be held en Sunday
Morning at 11 am, when Mrs.
G. Beecrott ,13elgrave, will 'be
guest speaker. Sunday School
will be at ten, o'clock. The Rev.
and Mrs. A. H. 'Johnston are on
holidays during the month of
August.
Inn
dren with the winners being:
pre-school, Donna Hunking,
Shirley Ament; girls, 6 to 8,
Vaughan Hunking, Shirley Am-
ent; boys, 6 to 11, Gary. Am-
ent, Bobby Schneider, Keith
Lapp; girls, 9 to 11, Wendy
Schneider, Cathy Schneider;
girls, 12 to 14, Ruth Schneider,
Shirley Hunking,
Young ladies, Mrs. Garth Me-
Clinchey, Marilyn Daer, Gerrie
Duizer; wheel-barrow race,
Bobby Schneider and Wendy
Schneider, Keith Lapp, and
Marilyn Daer; balloon relay
race, Mrs, Stewart Ament's
side.
The races were concluded
with a peanut scramble for all
the children. Lunch was served
by Mrs. George Schneider, Mrs.
John Snyders, Mrs. Joe Verwey
and Mrs. Nellie McDougall.
Scuba Club
30 ua~ifie Now Boasts
d Divers
MRS. WES' BRADNOCK—Correspondent,-Phon 595
Auburn and District
Walkerburn Club Will Give $10
Toward Blyth Fair; Enjoy Pienk
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