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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-07, Page 11Receives Certificate on Retirement Charles Snelling, centre, of Brucefield, is seen here receiving his certifi- cate of merit on retiring from employment at RCAF Station Clinton, from Group Captain K. R. Greenaway, commanding officer. On the, left is F. J. Miller, civilian personnel officer at the station. (RCAF Photo) gulch, Mrs. Colclough; Quilt, applique, Mrs. Makin; quilt, cotton patched, 'Mrs. Col- clough; quilt, plain with fancy quilting, Mrs. Oesch; crochet- ed afghan, Mrs. Makins, Mrs. E Yeo;. Hearth rug, hooked yarn, Mrs. 3. Scotchmer; hearth rug, hooked rags, Mrs. A. Weigand, Mrs. H. Klapp; house slippers, Mrs. Weigand, Mrs. Merner; braided mat, Mrs. S. Keys. Village Guild .merchandise valued at $7.50 for most points in Section 43 was awarded to Mrs. Vernon Oesch. 0 POST OFFICE SERVICE FOR THANKSGIVING Charles Snelling Retires From Job at Station On Wednesday, October 6, Charles Snelling received his Certificate of Merit from Group Captain K. R, Green- away CD, -Commanding Of- ficer, RCAF Clinton. Mr. Snelling is .retiring from service at the busy training base after ten years employment in the Airmen's Mess, Ile was born in Perth County, but spent most of his life in Stanley Township. Huron WIh Rally Held At Walton • -HDNSALL — Huron County Women's Institute Rally was held in WaltonCommunity Hall Monday, October 4 with 114 women representing three dis- tricts, West, East and South Huron. During the dinner hetir an apron display by Molesworth branch representing the months of the year proved interesting. At the afternoon session, Mrs. A. Higginboth.am led. the de- votional period and the pre- sentation of the scholarship was made to Mrs. Proctor for her daughter Joyce, who is taking a general arts course at Wes- tern University. Mrs. Maureen Barry, Ontario Department of Transport, Tor- onto, spoke on "Safety With People" illustrated with the film "Emergencies in the Mak- ing". An invitation to West Huron for 1966 was accepted. - Legion Auxiliary To Meet Oct. 13 The Ladies Auxiliary to the 'Royal Canadian Legion will hold its regular October meet- ing en Wednesday evening, October 13. Members are also planning a Penny Sale for that evening. Attention Knitters IMPORTED KNITTING W00 $1 .39 Approx. 4-oz, $1 .39 Approx, 4-oz, $1 .4.5 Approx. 4-oz, $1.25 Approx. 4-oz. $1 .49 Approx. 4-oz. $1.10 11/2 -01. 59 c Approx. 2-oz, Bulky Bulky Voluma Dbl. Knitting Pullman Tennista Baby Special Sockwool 2-- 3 ply . Italian I00%- Pure Mohair Meteor Dbl. Knitting Amsings Import 55 ALBERT STREET ' CLINTON'S KNITTING CENTRE LOTS OF PATTERNS WHAT ELSE gives you so muc for so little? The Clinton Kinsmen Club Is Holding Its Annual PEANUT SALES DRIVE House-to-House Canvass Will Be Conducted On The Evenings Of THURSDAY, OCT. 14 — Town of Clinton FRIDAY, OCT. 1$ RCAF Clinton CHRISTMAS PACK -- PARTY PACK and PEANUT BUTTER Net aeceipts from this Planter's Peanut Sales Drive will go toward equipping the Kinsmen Peewee Hockey League, also for the Annual Kinsmen Toy Campaign, IF CONVENIENT, HAVE USED TOYS READY., AS WELL AS GOOD USED CLOTHING, FOR THE KINSMEN CANVASSERS TO PICK UP BE GENEROUS . . . These Are Worthwhile Projects 40-lb A • ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN FOR BULK SPREADING SERVICE BY CLINTON FEED MILL • • ..,,t4V1=egatr1,77:Via Selected-granulated SHUR-GAIN FERTILIZERS MAKE k MIMING It% ji3OVINS INES Thurs., Oct9,417,19.05,,—clioton ,NowsApcorO,P,00911. 4111••=0. District Ladies Have Many Entries At Annual Bayfield Fall Fair Russell King is a patient in Westminster HosPital, Misses Brenda East and Ruth Bere were among the Goidenich. and District Sepond-, airy school honor students who went 'to Quebec city on the Weekend trip. Ed Hairies was unable to go clue to a fractured leg. Mrs, Eva Rice of Detroit vis, lted last week with her broth- ear, Bert Marsh and Mrs. Mar- sh. Mr, and, Mrs, Robert Young- ]but and Susan of Ottawa vis- ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D, Munro. Mrs, .John Houston was able to return home after several days t as a patient in Clinton Hospital, A. benefit dance was held last Friday .evening in the Auburn Community lyfemortilal gall for Mr, and Mrs, Julien Delborgue Who a few months ago lost their farm home by fire. Harold . • A Webster spoke a .few words and, Joe Hickey presented the with a purse of money, Delbemue thanked his neigili~ bouts andPrionds. for the. gift. Ralph Munro is engaged as a clerk at ,;the ,Grant .$parling' Ilardware• store iIi ,Clinton, • Charles, Beadle of London spent the weekend at his home on Loftus street. Mrs, Victor Youngblut of Relgnave-itst making s.atiofactory recovery item surgery in Vic - twin Hespital, London. Mr. and Mrs, William J, Craig attended, llideriton Fair last Sat- urday and visited with their son Robert Craig; Mrs. Craig and family, and Mrs. Keith Antittur and family of Lambeth visited relatives in the village last Sat- urday. Teri Sly, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Larry Sly of King- Ston,- the former Joan .Shen- herd of Auburn recently falloff her horse and fractured her leg 'in three places, Congratulations to little Miss Janie Daer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Deer in winning first place for babies six months and under at the baby. show at Dungannon Fair. lVfaster Brent Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Andrews won second place in the over six months class. Mr. and. Mrs, Gordon R. Tay- lor celebrated their .42nd Wed- ding anniversary with dinner alt the Tiger Dunlop. Inn. He lives in Bru,eefielcl with Mrs, Snelling. They have one daughter, who lives in Port Colborne. Robert E. McKINLEY would like to thank all the people at the nomination meeting in Clinton on Tues- day, September 28th, for selecting him to contest the November 8th election in Huron riding as your Progressive Conservative Candidate. If elected on November 8th he is prepared to devote his full time to the task of representing the people of Huron at Ottawa and help- ing with their problems at home as ably and promptly as Elston Cardiff has done for so many years. He invites you to see him on CKNX television Wed- nesday, October 13 at 6:05 p.m. He also invites you to see and hear Syl Apps and the Hon. Charles MacNaughton at the Clinton Legion Hall, Tuesday, October 19 at 8:30 p.m. Legion Auxiliary Gave $100 To Fund In the list of donations to the Cenotaph Fund which al?, peared in the Clinton News- Record dated September, 30, it was mistakenly reported that the Legion Auxiliary donated $10 to the project. The amount should have been $100. - There will be no wicket service on Thanksgiving Day, October 11, and the Post Office Lobby will be closed all day, slays A. E. Ball, Postmaster. There will be no rural route service but street letter box collections will be made is usual. The outgoing mail will be despatched at 6:45 p.m. The area of Newfoundland is nearly three times the total of the other .three Atlantic prov- inces combined. 0 Buy a gallon of Glidden Homogenized Spred Satin and get a al art of Spred Lustre FREE. Save $3.35 Auburn and District •„ MRS, -WgS. .,IBRAPNOPIK,PormspoOdepit,phone 520,7$90 (Continued* from page '10) Yeo; child's • pullover sweater, Mrs J. Merner, Mrs. Oesch; Child's cardigan sweater, Mrs. J. Merner,Mrs. Colclough; smocked dress, Carol Penhale, Mrs. J. Merner, baby's jacket, bonnet and bootees, crocheted, Mrs. Oesch, Mrs. Colclough; baby's jacket, bonnet and`boot- ees, knitted, Mrs. J. Merner, Mrs. Colclough; One crib quilt, Mrs. Oesch, Carol Penhale; layette, Mrs. Oesch; work apron, Mrs. Weig- and, Mrs. Oesch; one hand- made bed jacket, Mrs. E. Yeo; Women's handknitted° wool- len gloves, Mrs. Colclough; hos- tess apron, Mrs. E, Yeo, Mrs. Colclough; ladies' handbag (handtooled leather), Mrs. J. Keys; ladies' handknit "wool Sweater, Mrs, C. Gingerieh, Mrs. Colclough; Ladies' skirt, Mrs. Oesoh, Mrs. Bruce Keys; ski mitts and hat, Mrs. J. Merner, Mrs. E. Yeo; millinery, Mrs. 3. Mern- er, Mrs. Penhale; baby doll py- jamas, Mrs. E. Yeo, Mrs. Weig- and; Flannelette pyjamas,. Mrs. E. Yeo; ladies' blouse, Mrs. Oesch, Mrs. B. Keys; men's homemade pyjamas, Mrs; E. Yeo; knitted pullover, sleeveless, Mrs. Col- clough; Mitts, heavy hand knit, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Oesch; gloves, fine hand knit, Mrs. Oesch, Mrs. Merner; socks, diamond hand knit, Mrs. Oesch, Mrs. Colclough; socks, heavy hand knit, Mrs. Colclough, Mrs. Oesch; socks, fine hand knit; Mrs. J. Memer, Mrs. Colclough; jumbo knit sweater, Mrs. Gin- . . . For news, for' views, for wide and varied entertain- ment, nothing can beat your weekly newspaper! And all for just 10c per week when purchased at a newsstand; OR Subscribe By The Year Only $4.00 Clinton News-Record "The Home Paper With The News" The Clinton News-Record may be Purchased at the following Clinton and District Stores:, In CLINTON— BARTLIFFS BAKERY LIMITED CLINTON. IGA STORE NEWCOMBE'S Rexall DRUG STORE McEWAN'S BOOK STORE . 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