HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-05-06, Page 3Public' Information Officers Inswict RCAF ,Clinton
Wing Commander B. R. Rafuse; left, Acting ,CO RCAF Clinton, chats in, formally with Major "A" McPhee, centre, and F/L "Oes" BUrge, right), of
Central Region Information Office, last Thursday. , 2?CA2' Photo)
Major "Jim" McPhee and
FA. ,"Oes" Burg of the Dept.
of National, Defence Offiee
Infnunation, Ortana Barracks,
Oakville
'
paid a Staff visit to
RCAF. Clinton on Thur'sdaY,
April 29,
In keeping with the recent
reorganization of the Armed
Services, the Public Information
Branch of the' Forces has been
completely re-organized under
Regional. ConiticOl. RCAF Clin-
ton and its Public Information
function are advised by the
Central Regional Office, under
Major McPhee. The Regions in
turn, are responsible directly
to the Director of Information
Services in Ottawa, operating
within ;the Deputy 'M'inisters'
organization.
Public Information, Office
at Station level are regular
serving officers who perform an
information service as a "sec-
ondary" duty.
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482.1021 CLINTON
Mr. and Mrs. David. McCutcheon-
Mr. and.Mrs. David John McCutcheon, married
at Ontario St. United Church, Clinton, recently,
will take up residence in Exeter. Thq 'bride is the
farther Janet 'Elizabeth Batkin, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Batkin. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. 4 Jack McCutcheon, Brussels.
all teens!
CLINTON
STYLE
—*—
By
"PAM"
plastering the school walls with
posters, Running for president -
this year are Joan. Irwin and
Jim Livermore,
Actual voting is done by the
whole student ibody on Friday
morning. The student body was
introduced 'to the nominees at
a "sardine assembly" on Mon-
day morning.
On Wednesday of this week
the track anti field meet was
held at the RCAF Sports Field
on Highway 4. Results of the
meet will be published later.
The Station. Teen Town has
revealed a new group on the
base, "Sandy and the Secrets".
Due to some conflicts and con-
fusion at a dance a couple of
weeks ago, the activities of the
Station Teen Town are kind of
quiet,
A very interesting thing hap-
wed to a swinger in town this
week. Helen Corran received
,,,postcard from the well-known
author, Alan Paton, (Cry, the
Beloved Country is on the Grade
11 English course this year).
A couple of months ago,
Helen wrote to Mr. Paton and
asked him some questions about
the book and on Monday she
received the postcard adorned
with colourful stamps from
South Africa, His home is in
Natal, and he is very Close to
the subject he wrote about in
his book, the South African
Negro problem.
Helm considers it the nicest
thing Mr. Paton could have
done,
Well, that's it for now, Till
next time,
Your swinging pal,
PAM
gifit
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Canvass Be fieldtith;lao The Month Of May ,Donations May Ee ,Left At Pickett & 'Camuhell Limited
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PoOcerrp4l2g the iYfpitor and.
Paagbiter blaTiquPt. A Bible,
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Both • Major Mckee and. F/L
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us and 'editers, before joining
their respective services.
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WOO Huron VI
Plan Fat!
District Annual
The executive of the West
Haron,"District of the Women's
Institute met in 'MacKay Hall,
Gaderich to plan tor the Dis-
trict Annual to be hold,at 131yth
on May 27,
The president, Mrs. Donald
Riehl, was in charge and IVIrs,
Wes Brachlook road the min-
utes of the last executive meet-
ing.
Mrs. Otto Popp reported an
the 1966 Ploughing Match booth
project. Mrs. Tait Clark, dis-
trict curator, led a discussion
group which included the
eleven branch curators.
The preSidents of all the
branches were 'named as the
nominating committee. Mrs.
Glen Carter was named con-
vener and she presented the
slate of Officers for the coming
Ylear.
IYEsplayst by the Kintail and
Wdngham branches and all
Tweedsmuir books will be on
display along with the District
History •book at Blyth.
Members who, say they are
too busy"to attend meetings are
like the man who was se busy
chopping wood he never
time to sharpen his axe,
Hi! there are lots of dances
around this weekend, but they
all requlire the .use of a-, oar .un-.
less you're good at hitchhiking.
On Friday night (May 7) the
fabulous Mojo's beat will be
heard in 'Brussels; and On Sat-
urday night they are going to.
have their "rnojo workinw way
up in Owen Sound.
Hears Of Conference
AUBURN — The Clinton
Junior Institute meeting was
held in the Agriculture office
Board room with the president,
Sharon Ball, presiding.
A business period was con-
ducted and Barbara Watkins
reported on the Conference at
-Guelph which she had attended,
A discussion followed on the
topic, "Lowering -the Voting
Age."
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Two Public Information Officers
On Official Visit To Station Clinton
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member of the group, what a
M0j0 really is, is a mystery` yet
to .be revealed.
On May, 8 the Del-Reys will
be in Brantford. at Mohawk
Gardens where there is always
a swinging big crowd. In the
Goderich. Arena. this Saturday
there will be some recording ar-
had tits, the marvelous "Marrs".
Next weekend the. Harbour-
bite. Inn will- feature. "Little
Caesar and the Consuls"; and
coming up there is rumoured
a big multi-star performance to
appear in Gaderich, (sometime
in June or July, maybe?),
Guess what? Janet did it a-
gain. She ran first in the Le-
gii6n public speaking contest in
Toronto last Saturday, and that
was against some pretty:rough
competition.
Up at the High School, cain-
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nominees for the position of
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Student Council) are madly
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