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yo u can now make 5 1/2 % on' 2 year
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Free Coin Purse To Every New Member In May
MEN'S
W.O.A.A, BASEBALL
All those interested in playing WOAA Baseball
are, asked to contact Len Fawcett, phone 482-7031
as soon as possible.
Trade 'N' Travel Time
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Came and see us Soon. We Ore in business to do business.
CS8E OUR DISPLAY ON PAGE 9)
Lorne Brown .Motors, Ltd.
Your Friendly Chevrolet, Oldstnobile lit Envoy Dealer.
ontirito Street CLINTON- Phone 482.9321
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Western Ontario Area Air Cadets
Hold Competitions At RCAF Station
Hensall Kinsmen Hold Anniversary,
$22,600 Raised0 In Past Ten Years
On StlndaY, April 28, Growl?
Ceptiain GreenaWaY, OP,
by W/C N. C. Viinni.Cembe, F/O
F, Hebert and WQ1 C.
Reid of Station. Clinton The
remaining events got underwey
after .the noon meal. The judg"'
ens fer the eernPetitiortS Were the
Parent Unit Liaison Officers;
F/L 3. A. Hopkins (Kitchener-
Waterloo), V/I, R, Cribb
ford), F/O 13. M. Nlady
(Guelph), WC) J. F, Flebert
(Galt), and F/O J, 13. Hart
(Brantford). The basketball,
volleyball and lbowling were
suPervised by F/O R, W. Al-
lan and his recreational staff
and the rifle competition was
under tile direetion of F/O W.
S. Edgson,
The results of the activities
were posted at the end of the
day and trophies awarded to
the winning squadrons, The
trophy for the highest over-all
score was presented to .616
RCAC Squadron Brantford, as
well as the Mdividual trophies
for basketball and the rifle
Competition, The trophy' for the
best drill team was awarded to
121 RCAC Squadron Guelph,
as well as the bowling trophy.
The honors in the volleyball
competition were awarded to
19 RCAC Squadron Stratford.
The day organized and direct-
ed by S/L H. E. Booth, Senior
Unit Liaison Officer, was term-
fed a success in the closing Te-
1 marks given by .Mr. Irvin Erb
of the Air Cadet League of
Canada who expressed his
thanks to RCAF Station Clin-
ton, on behalf of the cadets,
officers, sponsoring committees
and the parents who attended.
Clinton Legion
Will Bid On
Post Office Lot
(Continued from Page One)
for thr6e prizes totalling $175,
Other Legion events coming
include:
The annual Early Bird golf
tournament at Oakwood Inn
course; Grand Bend, on Sun-
day, May 3, beginning at 8:00.
a.m.; entries are still being ac-
cepted;
A special social evening on
Saturday ,May 9, with "name"
entertainment and a special
prize of "A Second Himeymoon
Weekend" at Hotel London;
And the ladies zone bowling
tournament in Clinton, May 16.
The Legion will enter a float
depicting the branch's cenotaph
project, in the parade on Spring
Fair day, May 30.
Eleven and one-hallf tons of
Waste paper was collected at
the paper drive on April 15, for
which the Legion received $69.
Sports Report
Sports chairman Harold Mc-
Pherson announced 'that the
Legion would again sponsor a
juvenile baseball team. 'The
Committee• is going to start
building two sets of horseshoe
pits at the. hall.
. J. Edward Dale represented
the Legion at the WOAA
spring meeting last night
(Wednesday) in Wingham. Two
other local Legionaires, 3. D.
Thorndike and Douglas And-
rews are on the WOAA exec-
utive.
Robert Hicks won the at-
tendance draw, and Jack Tyn-
dall won the regular monthly
dirakv,
HENSALL - Nearly 100
tp.
Kinsmen front Stratford, Sim-
coe, Essex, London, Exeter and
Clinton attended the 10th an-
niversary of Hensel]. Kinsmen
Club, at the Hensel]. Commun-
ity Centre Thursday, April 23.
Head table guests. were Dr. D.
J. McKel;le, Essex, charter pre-
sident of Hensel]. Club; John
Goldie, Toronto, national vice-
president; John Kinney, Toron-
to, general secretary of Kim-
men Association; H. F. 'Tag-
gart, London, Governor of Dis-
trict 11 Eithan Durant, Deputy
Governor, Zone D, Simcoe;
Norman H. Jones, reeve of
Hensall.
Harold Knight past president
of Hensall Club, gave the his-
tory of the Hensall Kinsmen
Merchants . Prefer
Paper AdvertiSing
Did it „produce sales? Sales
are .the only ultimate answer
to the effectiveness of any ad-
vertisement,. or any advertising
medium. Main street merchants
aren't philanthropists . . . news-
paper advertising is the back-
bone of their approach to the
prospective buyer because it
brings in the sales.
Club over the past 10 years. He
pointed out that $22,600 had
been raised by the Club, during
the 10 years, and Hensall Kin-.
ette ChM had raised over
$5,000.
Many past mernbers of the
Hensall Club attended.
Paul Brothers' and Shirley
of Kirkton, provided entertain-
ment and Amber Rebekah
Lodge, catered for the 'banquet.
Town council held their an-
nual discussion regarding dogs,
at the council meeting earlier
this month and after consider-
able "buck-passing" the matter
was left up to the 'protection
to persons and property com-
mittee to find a solution,
Discussion ranged from join-
ing, forces with a neighboring
community to hire a dog catch-
er for, both, to asking the local
Police to look after the mat-
ter.
Councillor D o n Symons,
whose committee will tackle
the job, pointed out the present
town bylaw didn't have "enough
teeth" to give a 'dog catcher
enough authority.
Home And School
Hears Teacher
(Continued from page one)
Laurie Slade and Mrs, Ruth
Kellam; social convener, Mrs.
Alvin Lobb; membership con-
vener, Mrs. R. B. Campbell.
During the business, Bert
Gray, principal of Clinton Pub-
lic School, came in at the
board's request and asked how
many' felt a kindergarten was
necessary in a school this size.
The response was a unanimous
yes.
":What can we do so it will
be good for us and good for
the •town?", he questioned.
He also stated that if people
realized why dogs had to be
tied up and accepted this re-
sponsibility, there wouldn't be
any problems.
Deputy-Reeve Sutter noted
the police control the situation
in Seaforth, where clogs must
be tied up for. 'the entire 12
months of the year.
Symons replied this may be
the answer because the police
would have, more authority in
the matter.
Reeve Agnew also Suggested
it could be a job for the police
in view of the raise they had
been given this year.
However, he noted that such
a position f or a policeman
would be considered derogatory
to his dignity,
Much of the discussion had
been light-hearted', but Mayor
Miller reminded council it was
no joke.
The committee was given au-
thority 'to take any steps they
deem necessary as the bylaw
controlling dogs is supposed to
go into effect on May 1.
COMING EVENTS
Thursday, ApriI .,4Q-BINGO
in Legion, lviernertal irk
Street, at li:K/P44, 4-5 'regular
games for $5; 1 game for
letter L T bingos on
the .$25 'game; three .gharerthe-
wealth games; laeltpet.
in 5.0 ;numbers, Admission 50c,.
9c14frmlay,, April .49 - Night, Nr.o.. Beyfield,
8.15 P.M, Pictures and"..com,
mentary by Mr, .and. Mrs, stew-,
Art Middleton, Silver collection,
.AtIspieW Trinity Club,
1.7-$1).
Vri4y, May J, - COV1YW. Dance at Ritchie Building,
RCAF Clinton, 9 P.M, tO1 danclng to the 1;),r).Amie5. See.
note In Adastral Park news re
dress. 1.5b
SatOrday, May g Sale of
used clothing, miscellaneous
articles; St. Paul's Parish. Hall„
1.0,$0 a.m. Sponsors: Go-Get-
ters ClUb. 17-81)
Saturday, May 2-Final card
party, Orange Hail, 'Clinton,
8:30 p.m. Sponsors, LOL and.
LOBA. Free door prize. 18b
Tuesday, May 5 BINGO
at Huron Fish and Game. Jack-.
pot, $59.00 in 59 numbers, Six
door prizes, 8.30 p.m. '
Thursday, May 7 - General .
meeting of Wheel 'N Dealers,
.C7E-IS'S, 8:30 p.m., regular dance .
night. All members requested
present. 18-9p
Wed., May 9-1-lyctro Cooking
School, Legion HaN., afternoon
and evening. Sponsors: Kinette
Club of Clinton. Tickets avail-
able from any Kinette.
16-7-8-b
Every issue of the weekly
newspaper has something of m-
terest to every member of the
family, consequently newspap-
ers "live longer" in the home
before they are discarded. They
do not irritate; they invitingly
await the reader's attention.
Wins Kinsmen Club Stanley Cup Draw
Barrett (Abe) Taylor, centre, is seen here receiving his $500 cheque, as
the winner of the Clinton Kinsmen Club annual Stanley Cup draw, from Bill
Fleming, chairman of the Ways and Means committee. On the right is Percy
Pugh, who sold Mr. Taylor the winning ticket. The Kinsmen use proceeds of
the draw for minor sport in Clinton and area. (News-Record Photo)
goinznanding .Officer of RCAF.
Station Clinton :and hi$ staff
were hosts. to Royal Canadian
Air Cadets from Brantford,
Galt, Guelph, Kitehoner-Water,
loo and Stratford, for their an
nual inter-squadron .drill. and
sports competition. .
The squadrons upon their
arrival at ,$.1:,.4tA00 qinton form-
ed wing of squadrons under
the command of S/L_ A. J.
Westwood of 269 RCAC Squad-
roil., Galt, The .squadrons were
commanded by their Ind:M(1gal
commanding Offi'cer's: F/L G.
W, Gairod of 616 RCAC Squad-
ron Brantford; F/1., P. A, Rob-
121 • RCAC Squadron
Guelph; F/L Id. Hatch, 19
RCAC Squadron Stratford, and'
VI,' 3, Donnelly, 80 RCAC
Squadron Kitchener -'Waterloo.
The cadets, officers and their
guests were welcomed. 'to the
station by .G/C Greenaway and
the competition officially began,
The ,first event was the drill
competition which was judged
Page 12-Clinton News-Record-Thurs., April 30, 1964
AUBURN - The monthly
meeting of the United Church
Women of Knox United Church
met in the Sunday schoel room
of the church with unit one
'in charge. A beautiful floral
arrarogement of daffodils and
forsythia: made an attractive
setting for the meeting in the
charge of Mrs. Roy Eason.
She gave the call to worship
and "Love Divine All Loves
Excelling" was sung with Miss
Elva Gross as the pianist. The
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Near Reports, Pack $800 Bale
scripture lesson was read by
Mrs. Lawrence Plaetzer and the
meditation on the scripture was
given by Mrs. Ted East.
A solo was sung by Mrs, Gor-
don Chamney, accompanied by
Mrs. James Jackson. The offer-
ing was received by Mrs. Wil-
liam Drnpey and Mrs, Charles
Straughan and dedicated. After
singing "0 Love That Wilt Not
Let Me Know", Mrs. Easoin
closed the devotional• period
with prayer.
Mrs. Robert Arthur read a
presentation address to .Mrs.
Charles Lewis and Mrs. George
Milli= pinned a Life Member-
ship pin on her. Mrs. Lewis
thanked the members for this
gift.
Mr, William L. Craig showed
a film on temperance and Mrs,
Bert Craig took charge of the
business meeting. The financial
statement was given by the
treasurer, Mrs. Norman Mc-
Dowell.
'The reports of 'the variouS
coMmittees were received. It
was announced that a bale val-
ued at over $800 had been
packed and sent
Mrs, Charles Straughan clos-
ed the meeting with prayer.
' • o
Barrett Taylor
Wins $500.00
Kinsmen Prize
Barrett Taylor, 115 Queen
Street, held the ticket bearing
the exact tine at Which Tor-,
onto Maple Leafs Won. the
Stanley Cup over' Detroit Red
'Wings, in 'the Clinton Kinsnien
Club annual draw.
Mr. Tayier's ticket read: first
period, third minute, fourth
second, when Toronto scored
their first goal in the 4-0 Vit-
torY, He Won the only prise
offered iti the draw, .$500,00.
The Winning tieket Wks sold
to Mr. Taylor, a newspaper de-
livery man, by l'.c.irisInan Percy:
Pugh, manager of the Brewer t'
Reta5l Store In Clinton,
The '<marten told neatly
1,800 tieiceta, and after ex
sea and priek over. $1,000 Will
be used to promote map& spoilt
'Clintoniri and area, LaSt‘,Year
the Kin Olttb'S -Sport progitant
CoSt hearly
Council' Holds Annual Dog, Discussion,
Present Bylaw Effective May 1