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THE
Nursery School
Re-opened
At RCAF Station
(Continued frown Page One)
the children are ,civilian depend-
eats from the local .area.
The eight 13C,A.P personnel
dependents are Nancy ,Bally,
• Jon Amalfi, Carl l3ritteht, Ian
ELLIS, Paul and Mark Longley,
Elise Reuse and David Weed,
while frorn the town of Clinton,
Jeoffry Wise, John Wood, Terry
Flowers, Margot Verties, Katie
'Walden and Karen Holmes are
enrolled. From Brucefieici,
chaff. Plant ,and Garth Har-
greaves - attend - and Sheena
Stott comes from Egmondville.
The school is not attended, as
a 'substitute for kindergarten
but rather a supplement design-
ed 'to promote eleildrgn's social
adjustment in taking 'advantage
of the fact 'that every increment
;.if growth contributes to their
readiness for the 'next move
forwaed..
KIPPER
Co rrespondent, MRS. N. LONG
Geom.! Clifton !e, patient
'hi SOU- - Memorial , Hospital,
Searforth,•
Mr, and. l!ift4s,.Gerald Parsons
and darlIghtery of Thaineeford
visited recently with Mr. and .3415.. Archie ParSons,
avft.,. and Woe Robert Stokes
and Larry of .London, visited
Sunday With the tatter's father,
Robert Thomson,
Mr. and Mrs. • A. Parsons.
were recant visitors with , their
son
,
and daughter*law,
and Mrs, Harold Parsons of
S'eaforth.
LONDESB'ORO
ges
spent On reads. •,rand 'bridges 'for
1905. Thin Anio.Put .bas hee4
proved by the ..Department of
mghwa.y$,,
.npplernentary .hy-4aw .nlay
be required for the OgustritetioP
of a new •bOdges, known, as
Wright's. 13rldge-on Lort 2, Cone
.eession. Bnrna RPM.
mower,. of Clodeeeh, is supply-
big the speeMeatiom end plans
for this bridge and .the
inged cost at lira tirPO appears
to. be about 0$,000, but this. otiIrrotoci figure may 'change by
time 'the .project -gets' to 'the
stage' where tenders. are ratted
for censtraction,
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Phone 482-7064 Clinton, Ont.
Hawaii Couple
45th Anniversary
HENSALL—Mr. and M. Har-
ry W. Horton. celebrated their
45th wedding anniversary with a
small dinner party at the Com-
mercial Hotel, Hensall,. Satur-
day evening, February 6 and
were the recipients of • many
Lovely gifts, caeds, congratula-
tory messages, also messages
from England.
A social hour was enjoyed
follbwing a delicious turkey din-
ner. The Choir of Hensall United
Church presented them with a
floral tahle eentre, and neigh-
bow's ealled on Sunday to offer
tell'oee P 11,1 02* cup
of tea' with them.
Wet
roia) PRoPucrs"
ONLY IS WHAT WE
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!ELECTRIC
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Successful banking
begins with a
savings account
Like almost everyone else, you use your
local chartered bank as a safe and handy
place to build the savings reserve that is so
'important to your financial future. In doing
so, you do more than build a solid founda!-
tion for financial plans. You are building a
valuable banking relationship and helping
to establish your credit. And as you get to
know the manager and staff — as you use
other banking services to meet personal or
business needs — your banking contacts
become even more useful to you. And it all
starts with a savings account
THE CiFIARTERtD ItANICS`,
sEityjNo YOUR COMMUNITY
rltrough 5,650 branches, all across Canada,
the chartered banks bring full-range banking
within the reach of everyane4
'us "ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHIN" c°1 °"'
MON., TUES., WED. February 15-16-17
(Adult 'Enteetaimnent)
Ray Milland, Hazel COurt and Richard Ney
' Portray, Edgar Allan.. Poe's chilly shocker
THE PREMATURE' BURIAL"- in
THUR., FRI., SAT. — February 18-19,t20
George Hamilton and Susan Oliver
In the current hit! A musically treated romance.
"YOUR CHEMIN' HEART"
Coming — "HOW THE WEST WAS WON"
James Stewart and Debbie ,Reynolds
vormirimirm
Competitive Prices Pips Personal Service
s • J
712eig Special Values and Reminders This Week
*I.D.A. MINERAL OIL — 16-oz.
Reg. 69c SPECIAL 49c
LAVORIS — Reg. $1,25 size SPECIAL 98c
PALMOLIVE RAPID SHAVE
79c Size SPECIAL 69c
LUSTRE CREAM SHAMPOO
Reg. 79c
123%-oz, Size .. ........ SPECIAL $1.89
REVLON AQUA MARINE SHAMPOO-14-6z.
For Dry, Normal or Tinted Hair.
$2.50 Value .......... ... SPECIAL $1.50
"ALERT" TABLETS 29c
COLD REMEDIES,
IDAVITE
Liquid
A vitamin supplement with
a pleasant orange taste.
16-oz, $2,75
IDAVITE
Capsulet
Multiple Vitarnine and
Minerals.
30's $1.95 1ON $4.95
BRONCHIDA
Chest Rub
Relieves Chest and heed-
cold congestion.
69c
BRONCHIDA
Cold Capsules
quick relief from syMptornS
of tommen Cold.
16's — 95c
EDWARDS PHARMACY
49141101AL 01407`0 SERVICE
9 Albert Street A *, 4
Clinton
Dial 482.6626
SPECIAL 69c
They ,o tivirt. .°Dreaks" Ai Au. E bly ,ag e;
Orange break is a very busy time at the Nursery School for Margot Menzies
and. Terry FlowerS who lends' a hand in the pouring. (RCAF Photos) p
Each Week One Lucky Customer
Will 'Win $5.00 Free Cleaning Crecrit
THIS WEEK'S LUCKY NUMBER — 1182
OW—Thur., Feb. 1112-13—Two Features
Audie Murphy and Ruta Lee in
"BULLET FOR A BADMAN"
iddieton A Sees Films
Of European Coantries
Mrs. Donald Middleton was tours, with Mrs.. Don Middleton
running the projector.
Mrs. Middleton, started it was
her aim to 'make her audience
forget the snow and ice and
cold of Canada and "transport
them to the •ene.hanted green
isle of Ireland and the garden,
Like countries of Holland and
Denmark; the beauty of Nor-
way and Sweden and last of all
to the langorous sun-warmed
Riviera and the vineyards of
Southern France.':
Mrs. Middleton was thanked
IIENSALL
11/f.euteM !r4 the Hell.:
Women% Ittsailto- laud ..guests
will,Appew' on "Act Fag', pn
slgokly„ .POrw87.14;
x-wspu, ropapxo00- ..ADO4'nP4
lent ll by nearby
workers .1p. the .seed. mill, 'were
able 'to -P2g4l , 4 b..14g4, to a
Sina31 Steglerorei4 in the Tielistall;
Sales.P4in reoeptly, The
Was ,PPotted sliortly after2 441:
liy iv.vorlc%?P the V-14, ARVIPle
'awl Son Ltd, foOd POS.,
nera%'-Zerie terePeratures the
tirelnen 'ATM able to pimvent
,the fire -hien), spreading t 'the
akijaieent anAMOA. yard Where 15,
Cattle were .1).vunod, .parnage .
was ihnited to a hale 4n the ,
S.teel TOOf- -over the StOrP .rOOrn
over the .Pr.P.WrOcep Itself.
MRS, BERT ALLUN
Correspondent
Miss Doris Lear of Hamilton
spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Lear. •
flair Ewan -is at present a
patient in Clinton Public Hos- to worship was given by Mrs,
pital, having been taken 111 I/ay Potter, and an opening Wednesday of last week, • hymn was sung with, Janice Mr, and Mrs. Jas Bremner Trewartha at the piano. The
of Orazibrook were visitors with Scripture lesson was, read by
Mr, and Mrs. Willows Mountain Sharon Potter, and Wendy, Mil-
last Saturday. ler gave 'the prayer. The offer-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp- ing was received by Allan PO-
son spent Sunday with her par- cock, .and Gerald 'Trewartha,
The chapter •iin the 'study book
o was read by Mrs, Francis Cen-
tel:on, .• and Mrs. Ray Potter
read- a poein. The World Friends.
were 'distributed by Marlene. Yeo. The Ever Young Senior Cirt- The meeting .'olosed. with -a hymn
ThUrs•ar Feb'.• 11; 190
pend
asked that '4 11-10113M' :light 'may
be installed at the $nnietion of
highway 4.and -County Road 1.5
in the hamlet ().f LontleSbare,
A grant of ':$25,1:/0 was 4.PPmr-
Od for the Oven County Soil
and Crop .14nproviement .4$qoe-
tation;: nig) aPprOed WO$ ,a
grant of tile
Army.
A by-law was passed setting
the eguotvat of uiPPoy .to be
spent on, roads and bridges ter
The by-flaw set out the
ainel-1.141S NiOWISI $30,490 to
be _used eapstr4etien and
$30,000 ter Maintenanee, -Mak,
ing a. total of *60,000 Ito be
kle
GODIERICH ONT.
DANCING FOR THE YOUNG. CROWD
'This Week Saturday., February 13
"The ConcoMs11
Doming 9 to Midnight Admission: 75c per person
Catering to Luncheons, Weddings, Banquets, etc.
For Rental. Information or Reservations
Dial 524-9371 of 524-9264
BRITISH ISRAEL
--,.The Bible's National Message —
Have you ever considered the evidenCe on which
we base our belief that the Celto-Saxon peoples are
the continuation. of God's servant race and nation
Israel, and that our ancient 'Throne is the one called
in the Bible the Throne of Dcivid?
If not, we would, like to point out that present
world conditions are a most emphatic warning that
this question can no lon g er be safely ignored.
Today we are living in the very shadow of
"Armageddon"—lhat great and final conflict through
which Israel can come safely only by a, general
recognition of her identity and a complete surrender,
both individually and nationally, to God's Will and
Purpose for her.
Thus the question of whether or not we are
Israel is both vital and urgent.
WI WOULD UKII TO TILL YOU ABOUT IT
faiTeut Copy of Ow TREE Booklet
'An introduction to the Iithh4trael banger
Write to the Secretary*
Canadian British Israel Association hi Ontario
P.O. Box 7,44. Stott*. B, Ottawa, Ontario
These Kids Are Interested
Mrs, Jessie Mckay, assistant nursery sch9O1
supervisor, reads to -three of the pupils, from left
to right, Paul Longley, David Wood and Carl I3rit-
tain whose interests are, attracted to one of the
illustrations.
HeMay Become Famous
Jon BoxaII • explains the thought behind hid
picture at the Adastral Park Nursery School, where
they are allowed freedom of expression with, paint
and brush.
question school or creed." This
was followed by .a hymn with
'Mrs. Ed. Wise at the piano. The
regular prayers and the reading
of the scripture lesson, John 1,
4-19, by Mrs, Arnold 'Miller,
Mrs. John Grigg presented
the secretary's report anti Mrs.
Alvin Dutot gave' the financial
statement. Mrs. Arnold Miller
reported for the Dorcas com-
mittee.
The roll call was answered
by 'a Biblioal verse containing
the word "love".
Mrs. Stewart Middleton was
the speaker for the afternoon
and showed slides of European
hostess 'for- the meeting of the
Women's. Auxiliary of St. James
Church,. Middleton, on Wednes-
day afternoon, February 3. This
(was a Special meeting, with the
theme "love' your neighbor" and
a special invitation had been
extended to near-by neighbors
from other lands.
- Over 30 persons attended -in
all and these included. several
New Canadiansm from. Holland.
Mrs. . Fred Middleton, the
.president, extended a warm
welcome and -opened the' meet- • by Mrs. Edward. Wise. Rev E. .
lag, with. the poem "I do not J. B. Harrison cl'ose'd the meet-
ing with prayer.
Mrs. Dutot then conducted a
baffling contest based on a (nie-
ce/A piece = each person pre-
sent having been presented with
one, The ladies served a lovely
lunch.
The regular Pionthbr Pivoting
of the 00444 of the Township
Of litillett Was held in the con"
MunitY h all, 4-AndesbOro with
the' reeve 'and COtMeilore
present. The Meeting opened
-wil/th the reading IV the rohiutvs
of the provietts 'meeting and
a'd'option by the counell•
The council joingd the Ont-
ario Good Roadg Msoolation for
1.965 by Ming the membership
tee of $15.00, also the Ontario
Rural lYfaniciPalitlOs Asoplation
with a membership fee of $15,00.
The council also approved an
expense allowance Of P4.00 'to
anY township official attending
a convention in 1965 and this
sun will, be Ihnited to one con-
vention only,
A letter was received fresh
the Department of Highways
requesting council to 'approve
increasing the speed limit on
No. 4 Highway within the
boundaries of Hallett Township
to 60 m.p.h., also they suggested
the present speed knit of 30
in the hamlet of Lon-
desboro could be raised -to, 40
m.p.h.
This recommended change
was accompanied by a chart
showing the recorded speeds
taken by the ' DII0 but the
council instructed the clerk to
send a letter to the deilartenent
of Highways protesting any
change in the• present limits and
110.11.11SVILLF.:
• - Messengers Meet.
The Messengers of the Holm-
esville United Church, met in
the Sunday School room, for
their regular meeting. The call
ents in Moorefield,
Hold Second Meeting
izens Club held their second
meeting in the Orange Hall on
Wednesday evening, February
3rd. The meeting was opened
with the singing of the National
Anthem -and repeating the
Lord's Prayer.
'The President, MTS. Hopson
reported 'that 'there are now 41
paid -up. members in 'the Club.
Mrs. - Percy Weston was nomin-
ated as eliairman of the enter-
tainment committee end Mrs.
Arkell was nominated as chair-
man of 'the lunch committee.
The meeting 'adjourned and
the group enjoyed cards after
Which a lunch was served. The
next meeting will be held in
the Orange Hall at 8 o'clOck on
Thursday evening, March 4.
David hiliddleton
Appointed Director
Stewart Middleton and Mr,
and Mrs. David Middleton at-
tended the Western Ontario Ab-
erdeen-Angus Association ban-
qeet nnd annual' meeting in
London last Saturday. David
Middleton was appointed one of
the directors of the society for
1965.
and prayer. Marlene Yeo and
Wendy Miller were -appointed
program committee for the
month of February.
Ted! McCullough of Toronto,
spent Sunday With his parent's
Mr. and Mrs. Frank eMcCul-
lough.
Aft May
Roadsn An
boon. 10.,14q-Rpco Pa
128,000
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