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Saran Webbing —
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Chairs
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Chaise Lounge $12.29
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Portable Folding
PICNIC TABLES
All
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BONE CHINA Cups & Saucers
CUTLERY SETS
CHIP and DIP BOWL SETS
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HU 2-7023 Quality Hardware and Housewares — CLINTON
EAT
FeeitilivienandyCKENS ibs. 49c lb.
Fresh—Oven-Ready
3-5 eady-5 lbs. 39c lb.
Buy: Sausage — 3 lbs. for $1,00
Get: 1 lb. Tulip Margarine FREE!
Van Camp's
BEANS 2 20-oz. Cans 35c
Let us quote you on HOME FREEZER NEEDS
BEEF -- PORK -- VEAL -- LAMB
Commence Duties at Agriculture Office
Don Pullen, left, new agriculture assistant, and Mel Chamberlain, sum-
mer assistant, look over some of the work they started when they took up
their new duties at the local agriculture office last week. Pullen is a graduate
of OAC and was formerly of Granton, while Chamberlain is from Peterboro
and has another year remaining in his studies at OAC. This is his second
year as a summer assistant for the department of agriculture, having been in
Perth last year. (News-Record Photo)
Some people hesitate to say what they really believe. But not Bill Smiley. He's not
one to think one thing, say another.
That's why you can count on his column, every week in this newspaper, to take a
stand that's either opinionated, controversial or even irreverent—but always original.
Bill Smiley is Canada's most widely syndicated newspaper columnist. He's 44, has a
wife, two children, and a mortgage. He once published a weekly newspaper, but is now a
high school teacher—which he compares to working in a steel mill.
If you appreciate candid commentary on things Canadian, stirred with a dash of hum-,
or, a good measure of healthy scepticism and a perceptive understanding of your fellow
man, you 'probably already read Bill Smiley's column. If you don't, you should. Look for
it every week under the heading "SUGAR and SPICE" on the Editorial Page in the . . .
Clinton News-Record
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Always
Says
What
He
Thinks
Bayfield Guild
Entertains
Sarnia Ladies
BAYFIELD — Mrs. H. K.
King entertained the members
of Circle No. 6, St. George's
Church Guild, Sarnia, of which
she was a member, at a smor-
gasbord luncheon on Tuesday.
The ladies were: Mrs. D.
Jackson, Mrs. Edna BroWning,
Mrs. Roberta Kaupa, Mrs. J.
Green, Mrs. R. Galloway, Mrs.
C. Garrison, %Mrs. R. McCor-
mick, Mrs. C. Eskerad, Mrs.
Frances Newton, Mrs. Betty
Blanchard and Mrs. R. White-
hurst.
The Rev. E. J. B. Harrison
joined the ladies for lunch.
Mrs. D. Jackson presided
for (their May meeting here,
the house being tastefully dec-
orated with spring flowers for
this occasion. After the meet-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Stew-
art joined the group for a
visit with Mrs. T. Green.
The pleasure of this outing
was marred by an accident on
Main Street East at the inter-
section of Jane.
Mrs. Edna Browning, driv-
ing the leading car turned south
at Jane Street, mistaking it for,
the road around Clan Gregor
Square. Mrs. Dorothy Jack-
son followed with her car. She
braked suddenly to follow Mrs.
Browning and Mrs. Roberta
Kaupa ran into the rear of
Mrs. Jackson's car.
The lights and front of the
Kaupa car were badly smashed
and damage was estimated at
several hundred dollars. Oc-
cupants of the two cars were
badly shaken up but no appar-
ent injuries.
Constable A. Hardy, OPP,
Gdderich, investigated. Mrs.
Kaupa's car had to be towed
back to Sarnia by a wrecker.
.R. McCormick drove up from
Sarnia later in the afternoon
for his wife and two other
RCAF Recruiting
Officers Tour
Clinton Station
Flight Lieutenant C a m
Wright of Radar and Com-
munications School acted 'as
conducting officer for a rec-
ent tour of RCAF Clinton by
agroup of RCAF career coun-
selors,
The recruiters visited the en-
tire training school to gain an
idea of how to advise prospec-
tive recruits what awaits them
if they choose radar or its
allied trades as a service car-
eer
They also visited School of
Food Services where food ser-
vice attendents and cooks are
trained to service standards.
The visiting officers came
from Eastern Canadian re-
cruiting units. Prominent in
the group were F/L "Bill"
Ousten, a very experienced
transport pilot and F/L Ed
Rozdeba, once of the "Golden
Hawks",
Both officers are presently
stationed at the recruiting unit
in Toronto,
A 'Persona! Gift' Means
Much More .
Give Her Something
To Wear:
Dress
Blouse
Skirt
Gown
Pyjamas
Nylon Hose
Duster Coat
Slip
Lingerie
Gloves and Scarf
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Clinton News-Record
56 Albert St. HU 2-3443
. DisplayS Winning Form
Bev. Beck, who copped the intermediate girls
championship at the CHSS track meet, Thursday,
is shown above performing her winning effort in
the high jump. This shot forms an optical illusion
and the young miss appears to be sitting on the
bar. The glove on her 'hand was to protect an in-
fection. ' (News-Record Photo)
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For further information on this chemical,
Elmira Brand Sprays and Fertilizers; contact your
local dealer
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Brucefield Warehouse RR 3, Clinton Res. HU 2-7435 .
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CAN OPENERS
MIXERS
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KITCHEN RADIOS
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