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CLINTON. Phone, 4824505 Albert Street
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ROSE BUSH Quality Economy BAMBOO RAKES
Assorted Varieties
SPECIAL,PRICE
2 for $1.59
BASEBALL
GLOVES
Leather Lined Professional,
Deluxe Models
' Deep Pocket
from $3.95
18,PIECE CHALLENGER
WRENCH SET
1/2 " Square Drive, Polished
Chrome Alloy. 13 Soekets,
6 & 12 Points. 7/16" to 1".
2 Extension Bars,
Reverse Ratchet.
Reg. Price $35.65
OUR SPECIAL PRICE
$19.95
33 Prongs, 18" Head Width
SPECIAL
59c
BOW
GARDEN RAKE
14 Tooth
SPECIAL
$1.49
FOLDING
LAWN FENCE
18"xd'
SPECIAL
89c
BLACK & DECKER
ELECTRIC
HEDGE TRIMMER
$29.88
BALL & MUTCH
FEATURE
VALUE
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RUG & UPHOLSTERY
CLEANING-et -IT
CONCENTRATO •
CLEANS ALL FAR RICS !MUMMY
FOR YOUR HOME OR CAFI • k
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Special at $1.37
Compare at $1.98
Spring is corning! rtra-la,
Clean-up time, Mere work
for Maw
Make it easy with a Shan,
poo Kit,
Your 1.11,A. is where to
buy Itt
Kippen-Residents
Mourn. toss Of
Popular Woman
Bazaar And
Bake Sale
Auspices: Order of the Eastern Star
Clinton Chapter No. 266
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
Saturday, April 11 at 2:00 p.m.
• HOMEMADE BAKING and CANDY
• WHITE ELEPHANT • TALENT TABLE
• GOOD USED CLOTHING • DOOR PRIZE
-C;grrePPPOent, MRS, N. l»9149
Miss .Janet McLaren_ Doig
-Rased away quietly at Clinton
on March .30 after a, long ill-
nese, She was in her Gist year.
Miss Doig was the daughter ,
Of .the late William M, Doig
and the late Lydia Copley Doig,
of .Kippen, She was born At
Sault' Ste, Marie, Michigan, on
:October 31, 1993, and in her
fifth year was stricken with
spinal mepingitis from which
she made .a remarkable but
incomplete recovery.
_Since the age of 10, Miss
Doig 'has lived on the family •
farm near Kipper. She was of
friendly oersonalitY and -devel-
oped a wide circle of friends.
She was kpown for her remark-
able memory and could instant-
ly recall 'the dates of hundreds
of past events.
Miss Doig was • a descendent
of a pioneer family whose early
members came to the Kippen
area from Thornhill, Scotland
in 1845. Miss Dolg is survived
by a brother, John C, Doig, of
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Funeral service was held
from the Bonthron funeral.
home, Hensall, on Wednesday,
April 1, Rev, Harold ,Currie
officiated.. Interment was at
the Meleswortb Cemetery.
Pallbearers were; Joe Mc-
Lellan, Ross Broadfoot, Enter-
son Kyle, Clarence Smillie and
Personals
Recent 'visitors with Mr. and
Mrse Herbert Kercher were:
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery,
Billy, Ruth and Judy,. Staffa;
Mr. and Mrs. James Jordan,
London; Mrs, Mary Ross, Kirk-
ton. The grandchildren spent
a few holidays with their
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. 'William Gra-
ham and family, Novatp, • Cali-
fornia, who have visited three
weeks with the latter's- brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Robinson and other rela-
tives, returned ' to their home
Thursday.
A family reunion Sunday of
59 guests combined with a
birthday celebration honouring
Ted Robinson's mother, Mrs.
Rena Robinson, of Th—amesville,
was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Robinson and
family. An extra large birthday
cake centred the table. Thirty-
three grandchildren attended.
The flowers at St. Andrew's
United Church on. Sunday were
in loving... memory of the late
Janet, Doig and were given by
her brother, John and sister-in-
law, Velma Doig.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Wren
spent Sunday with 'their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wren and
family, Hanover.
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RCAF Experts
Visit Local Base
For Evaluation
Squadron Leader "Don"
Noble of Training Command
Headquarters, Winnipeg, chair-
ed an "Ad Hoc" Committee on
Programmed Learning at RCAF
Station Clinton on Monday.
The committee has been set
up by the 'RCAF to discuss,
investiagte and evaluate the use
of Programmed Learning or
"Teaching Machines" in the Air
Force.
Several experiments in this
field have been carried out by
Clinton and Centralia officers:
F/L Jerry Smith of Radar &
Correnunicationi School, Clin-
ton and Squadron Leader Bill
Farrell of Officers School,
Centralia. Both officers are
members of the committee.
The Americans are making
extensive use of this type of
teaching in their civil and Mili-
tary schools. Since the method
is known as a cost saver, the
RCAF are investigating the use
of Teaching Machines.
Attending officers were:
Squadron Leader Joe Freeman,
Air Force Headquarters; Squad-
ron Leader Don Noble, Train»
ing Command Headquarters;
Squadron Leader Bill Farrell,
Centralia; Flight Lieutenant
Doug Timms, Camp Borden;
Flight Lieutenant Jerry Smith,
Radar & Conimunications
School, Clinton; Flight Lieuten-
ant td Knight, Trenton.; Flight
Lieutenant Jim Hardy, Winni-
peg and Flight Lieutenant jehn
Harder, School of Instructional
Technique, Clinton.
Ag Rep Reports
Good Sap Run
The' only activity on theIand
is the application of fertiliXer
on fall wheat and hay and pas-
three, A big percentage df fall.
Wheat fields are not showing
ninth growth.
The-
goad.
hernple syrup run has
been
ONTARIO ST. 'UGW
MEETS, ON MONDAY
Unit three of Ontario Street
United Church WohiCII Will
Meet Oh Monday, April 13 at
8:86. NIL Mrs. Gates, Sr,, who
is a rettirtied rhiSsietnry holm
India, will give •the study book,
Top League Bowlers
Top individual bowlers in the Clinton Public
Hospital loop were Mrs. Paul Watson, left, high
single, and Mrs. Robert McDonald, high average.
The high triple of the year went to Mrs. Don Han-
ley, who was not able to attend the banquet last
week. (News-Record Photo)
Thursday, April 9, 1964—Clinton News-Record—=Page 5
Competitive Prices Plus Personal Service
ant Don McDonald aws Con-
ducting Officer for 30 princi-
pals and guidance counsellors
from Newfoundland.
Each group 'was welcomed by
Group Captain K. R. Green-
away, CD, Commanding Offic-
er of RCAF Station Clinton
and then visited Radar & Com-
munications School, School of
Food Services and School of
Instructional Technique. Lun-
cheon was served in the Of-
ficers' Mess.
Bowlers Cop Trophy
The winning team in the Clinton Public Hos-
pital loop received their trophies at a banquet held
at Hotel Clinton last week. From the left are: Mrs.
In Hospital Loop ,
Allan Amy, Mrs. Don Hurst, Mrs, William Phinney,
Mrs. W. A. Oakes, who made the presentation;
Jane Vanbaaren, captain; Margaret Porter.
Special Values and Reminders This Week
MOTH KILLER 49c
FLORIENT AIR FRESHENER $1.39
BAN DEODORANT 89c
• BRECK CREME RINSE 98c
TRIG DEODORANT • 89c
VITALIS-1 2-oz. $1.49
BRONCHIDA COUGH SYRUP 95c
BUFFERED IDASAL 59c
EDWARDS PHARMACY
Alan W. Edwards — Mary
ADMIRAL PHOTO
Prescriptions - • Animal
Dial 482-6626 - -
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SERVICE
Health Supplies
Clinton, Ontario
Educators From
East And West
Tour RCAF Base
In the course of its regular
activities, RCAF Station Clin-
ton plays host to a variety of
visiting groups, all anxious to
see how the Air Force trains
its radar technicians, communi-
cators, cooks, stewards and in-'
structors.
Recently educators from oth-
er provinces have been in the
majority, and last week was no
exception. On March 31, Flight
Lieutenant "Kim" Bally was
Conducting Officer for a group
of 16 school principals and
guidance counsellors from Win-
nipeg, Manitoba.
These were: Mr. Olson, Nee-
pawa; Mr, McGill, Killarney;
Mr. Frazer, Brandon; Mr. Rif-
kin, Transcona; Mr.' Bock,
Charleswood; Mr, Sigurjonsson,
Selkirk; Mr. Slater, Mr. Rytk-
man, Mr. Scarrow, Mr. Shearer,
Mr. Kormylo and Mr, Well-
wood, all from Winnipeg.
On April. 2, Flight Lieuten-
,.,
TIME-TO.THINK.OF
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• MILORGANIT'E
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• PEAT MOSS
• BONE MEAL
• 26% SUPERPHOSPHATE
• SHEEP MANURE
• 4.12-10 For Vegetablea,
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• LAWN GRASS SEED
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ctittoniers for appiyiig
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Et F. VIETTLAVER:
FEED MILL
Phohe 481.002 Maile .St.
Economy
Cushioned-Action
Washer
• Washes up to 9-lb.
Load.
• New combination lint
filter and detergent
dispenser.
• Safety release with
reset..
• 5-year Warranty on
Main transmission.
'• Self lubricating
roll bearings.
Clinton Electric Shop
D. W. CORNISH, Proprietor
"Your Westinghouse Dealer"
482-6646 Clinton
4111•1111111.111111,
Rummage Sale
Council Chambers
Saturday, April 18-2 p.m.
Auspices: RCAF WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
15-6b
PAST "SUPER CONTINENTAL SERVICE FROM CLINTON
CN "Super Continental",.-featUring:, Reclining Coach Seate 11.111111111111011.1111111.1
(all reserved in advance) et he extra cost ; Ceaoh attendants
• Feat rail service Convenient arrivals and departures at
prinelpal Points Ilefreshinenta and IMMO facilities Meals $43 00
• Courtesy pillows Scheduled ,"un 1-tours" for Children, In- _
at Pitlinag i311 Up to 15°' lbS• of bgage tileked free (MEW' lltD FARE TO VANOUVER*
gill
dANA IAN NMI NAL,
chiding free 'Bingo lot adults; 8,qually low fared applicable for
sleeping car travel, With added feature of corn plinientary
* WHITE Days 0,00; OLue DayS $51.00
For further irlfattriatiOrt tOntOct your local
dN agent.
Dohoo: •
Plans were discussed for the
canvassing of the Park on April
16 for the Cancer Fund Drive.
Rummage will be collected on
the same day for the sale to
be held at the town hall, Clin-
ton on April 18.
Four new members were wel,
corned: ' Mrs. Barnes, Mrs,
Louch, Mrs. Malenfant and Mrs.
MeHendry, Mrs. Gehring was
presented with a souvenir spoon
from the WA members.
The entertainment committee
had arranged for a profession-
al beautician to demonstrate
the art of applying make-up.
Two ladies volunteered to act
as models and Mrs. Millson in-
structed these two as to the
correct use of cosmetics. All
the ladies enjoyed this display
and the president thanked Mrs.
Millson, then presented her
with a gift on 'behalf of the
WA.
Refreshments were
the lunch committee
demonstration.
Personals
LAC and Mrs. Rose Bevan
have moved to RCAF Station
North Bay.
Cpl. and Mrs. Barry Powell
and their three boys have taken
up residence in London.
Mrs, John Brennan entertain-
ed some friends and neighbors
at a farewell party for Mrs.
Jack 'Scott. The guest of hon-
our was presented with a crys-
tal bracelet.
F/Sgt. and Mrs. Don Kerr
had a, weekend visit to MM.
Kerr's sister, Miis Marion Mills
and a friend Miss Betty Vaughn
from Detroit, Michigan,.
On Wednesday, April 1; the
Girl Guides had a partial hike
and trail laying test. They
also had a cook-out (cooked
inside and eaten outside).
Twenty-one girls participated
and in spite of the cold and
snow, most of the girls passed
at least one of their tests,
On April 12 and 13 -the Adas-
tral Park players present a
gala Variety Show in the sta-
tion theatre. The evening's en-
tertainment will include sing-
ing, comedy, instrumentals,
novelty numbers, skits, etc.,
etc.
served by
after the
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Last Session For
Radio Forum
The final meeting of the sea-
son for the Goderich Township
Farm Forum was held at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. John
Merrill. The program on radio
gave an interesting review of
the season's programs from
each of the provinces.
As there were no questions
for discussion, the remainder
of the evening was spent in
games, etc. Progressive "500"
was played, and a botintiful
lunch, including pie, cake, and
ice cream was provided by the
ladies.
During lunch time, Fred Lobb
and Robert Thompson agreed
to be responsible for getting
the meetings started in the fall
season,
The chairman, Irvine Tebbutt
made a few remarks, and a
gift Was preSented to the sec-
retary, Mrs. Ira Merrill, for
her work done dering the sea-
son,
The meetings in the fall be-
gin the first Monday in No-
vember.
tiNcefield Messgingers Host Clinton
At :Party Featuring Loyal Talent
ti (MRS, in Easter boijeeyee, • don, spent the weekend with
The Breceeield Messengeee The sympathy of l3rucefield her bretheee, William and Ross
had a good atteletlanCe at their _and eominenity- is extended to.! Seeet.
meeting on Sunday. Mr. and ilVIrs„ Lorne Wilson Mr, and, Mrs. Bert McKay,
The 'worship • service on .the end family in the 1:04$ of `their London, spent the weekend
theme 'Serving the, Lord with daughter, ,Mrs. lavelyn Merrill, with relatives and attended the
gladness" was capably ,cendttet, Mr, and Mrs, Don $traughan 'funeral of their niece, Mrs.
eel by Sandra, ,Jeelet and Reee- have moved 'to Luck:now ,and • gvelyn.
.pie Graham, assisted by Brenda Mr, and Mrs. Louis Ai ielle have Mrs, Y. Aldwigleioe, Jo-Ann
Ann _Hargreaves at the .piann moved to the .apariment vacat- and Gerald, 'ment _Saturday hi
and Jeffrey Mustard who help- _ea by the Straughan family. London with her sisters, Mrs,
ed with the dedication of the The TJCW of SrUcefield Un Abe Zaiibfe and Miss Margaret
offering. ited Church will bold their Aikenhead. Miss Aikenbead
Janet graham _and Burt Lahti Easter Thenkoefering. on Sere. left on .Saturday on a two
were Asked: •te eepresent Mess» clay,. April n at when Kip- months trip to Europe.
engers at the Dedication of Kis» pee pow and Seaforth Pres- Master 'Bradley Hargreaves
sion Service on April 26. The byterian ladies will be guests. spent the Easter • holidays in
May worship is in. charge of Miss Ellen May Scott, Lon- St. Thomas.
ache Mustard family,
The film strip "Choti Goes
To School" showed how Cheti
and his sister 'went by bullock
cart to a Christian school in dastral ..P.ark
e city near the village. Ways
that education is similar 'to
ours and ways that 'it differs,
were shown. The influence of
the .Ceneietien Church was .also
part of the filmstrip.
The second chapter of "The
Buffalo and the Bell" was re-
viewed. Kiran and her mother
asked God's forgiveness as Kir-
an had been negligent in car-
ing .for her baby brother and
mother realized she had' been
spending so much thought and
time on ibaby brother that she
hadn't' shown Kiran how much
she also loved her, Kiran felt,
after praying, that God, bad Persons wishing to drive as
"pushed her .sin over the West- far as the station theatre will
ern skyline". he admitted through the main
The work of the potter in gate, provided they show proof
India was discussed. The assi.s. of car insurance, The corn»
tame of Mrs, V. Hargreaves missioner will give directions
was appreciated, from there on.
At the Messenger party on Both the Cathodic- Women's
SaturOay, games were enjoyed. League and - the Protestant
The Graham sisters danced and Ladies Chapel Guild have their
Lyall Hill sang. Poetry and general meeting on Monday,
singing by Wesley-Willis ehil- April 13. The CWL meet at
dren were appreciated. 8:00 p.m. and the Guild at 8:30
Refreshments were served. by" p.m. Mr, Robert Hunter, CHSS
Gwen and Beth Hill and San- teacher, will be the . special
&a Graham. Mrs. William speaker for that evening.
Murch and the Clinton children See Demonstration
expressed their appreciation. The Women's Auxiliary held
Miss M. McQueen's help was its monthly meeting in the
appreciated. Ritchie Building on April 6.
Personals Mrs. Ronnie presided. The sec-
Mrs. Hazzard, Toronto,. visit- retary's report was given by
ed with her daughter, Mrs. .}1, Mrs. Marshall and the treasur-
K. Plant and Rev. Plant 'our- er's report was read by Mrs.
The big Fashion Show spon-
sored by the CWL will take
place on April. 15 at 8:30 p.m.
at the station theatre. Hudson's
of London will present a selec-
tion pf the latest fashions de-
signed to meet the needs of
everyone.
Tickets are available from
CWL members and Bartliffs
in town.
Social Notes
News Editor: Anne. Aileron Phone HU 2-7349