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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-07, Page 12EST RESULTS I USE CLINTON NEWS-RECORD WANT ADS. "Secret Sam" "Eldon Race Car Set" "Trik Trak" "Mousetrap" Game "Crazy Clock" Game — "Etch a Sketch" — — "Monopoly" ,0 MOM Seasonal Specials "Johnny Seven" Gun — — $9.98 - $10.98 - $18.98 $9.50 — $8.50 $8.50 — $3.99 $3.99 Page i2,--Clinton .News-Record-- Thom, October 7, 1944 PROTECT YOUR CAR OR TRUCK STOP WINTER'S RUST UNDERCOAT NOW! Goodyear Asphalt Seal -525.00 Supertest Protectol Underspray $11.00 Service includes pre-cleanup and after wash. All vehicles stored free overnight to allow undercoat to set. This ensures you full pro- tection. Call in, or phone Butch 'For an appointment. Lorne Brown Motors Ltd. Your Friendly Chevrolet, ,Oldsmobile) Dealer 482-9321 CLINTON Phone 482-9321 CONTON LEGION PAPER DRIVE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13 Have All Your Old Papers, At The Curb Or On Your Porch By Noon Wednesday. The ILegion Makes Money out of the Paper Drive and Householders can tidy •up their basements and storerooms. — Use our Lay-a-Way Plan — MeEwan's 0 • You'd expect to pay much more for sound and styling like this Need an Extr*a $50 For Christmas? $5.0.00 to the member who can guess the exact amount Clinton Community Credit Union will pay in Dividends this year. Entries to be in before Annual Meeting in Noyember. Clues each week in this adv. CLINTON COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION LIMITED Shopping ,Begins In The Pages Of This Newspaper Join your. friends here for a Free Coffee and a leisurely inspection of the' best for '66. itAbl Ofd TV diNtON 482,3841 On .1YfolldaY 4144,. PCtcher _from 7 to fifteen mem- bers. of the :1st Clinton Liana. Scout -Troop led by Scontriurs,' -ter :1*W Ludlow were entertain" ed at the .RCAF Station Cliri- ten Fire Department by Fire Chief Sgt. Cord Ebel and vu•e. Officer` Bab Burke, Upon ,arriwo. at the Station they were Welcomed by the .staff and .0Selerted to a leettire room which is set up with training „aids, and there they were given a period of instruc- tion by Sgt. Ebel on the Vari- pus materials .neeicied to start fires and. ways of preventing fires. TWo training films were then shown Which ,emphasized the correct procedures to be car, vied out after discovery of a fire. The boys then viewed the fire .track and Mr. Burke eon, eluded the evening by demon- strating how easy it is to allow fires to begin through careless, nest, • On November ,6, Sgt. Ebel. and Mr. Burke will give fur- ther instruction to the Clinton Scouts on the use of various fire extinguishers and at that time the boys will actually use the, extinguishers to put out small practice fires, A further evening is planned for more' instrUction and finally an exam will be set, which it is anticipated will qualify many of the Clinton Troop for a fireman's badge, which is a re- quirement to become a Queen Scout. The October meeting . of St. Joseph"A Catholic Women's League was held Monday in the Parish Hall when plans were discussed for the bazaar to be. !held October 30. Mrs. C, Trott and Mrs. T. IVIelViann- were ,appointed to the visiting com mittee for this month. The group also received the thanks of, the school board, the principal and the school chil- dren of St. Joseph's Separate Schaal for the drapes Which Were donated by the League. h. Expert PACIFICAN "TR5irr IDalch scent, thoroughly eery jpyed the time spent _at RCAF Station Clinton and sincere tnanlica are resPeetlfullY eXtend., ed to Group Captain K. R. Greenaway, the •CoMmandhiR Officer, and to the members of the Fire Safety Section, 'by the Clinton Seentinaster. "lt is most gratifying, to see the spirit Of cordiality that ex- ists between Clinton town and RCAF • Station Clinton," said the Scoutmaster. Sincere thanks are also ex- tended to Lawrie Slade provided the transportation and time involved during the even- ing, added Mr. Ludlow. DND School Children At 10 o'clock on the morning HENSALL Mrs. 13yran. Kyle won two free dinners at the Latin guar- ter, London, in a CKSI,, radio contest. Membens of Hensall Legion Auxiliary, in observance of their 15th anniversary, Oetob, er 7, will entertain, the veter- ans of Westminster Hospital, London. Mrs. Dave Kyle is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon, don. Mrs. Lorne Coleman is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. John Ingram is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, :London. The Agriculture and Canad- ian industries meeting of Hen- sail WometlY4 Institute will be held in the Legion Hall, Wed- nesday, October 13 at 8:15. Grand Bemid and Dash-wood lbeanches will be special guests. Roll call will be to name a variety of cheese. Motto: "He who tills the soil will reap a better harvest." • At the United Church, Sun- day morning, October 10, the Sacrament of Infant Baptism will be observed at the 11 am. service. Shower Miss Ruth Smale, bride-elect of October, was honoured at a miscellaneous shower held in the Legion Hall Thursday evening, September 30, attend- ed by 50 friends, neighbours, and relatives. Contests and bingo provided the entertain-. merit under the direction of Mrs. Garnet Allan and MIS.: Dave Ingram. The presentation address was read by Mrs. R. Vanstone and gifts were pre, Sented by the Misses Margie Allan, Peggy Vanstone, Rooseboorn and Shirley Smnale. • Quick Canadian Facts of flineadaY, October 5, Mrs, Etize 'took a group of 30 child- e'en' from the Kindergarten Class of the Air Marshall Cam- Tkell School, to the Fire Hall where they were shown the fire, truck and equipment used by the firemen. Awing their visit the child- ren watched a simulated fire alarm call, following which the !fire crew quickly put on their eqnipment and jumped into the truck which was, driven out of the fire hall. The children were introduced to a real live "Sparky" which is the symbol for Fire Preven- tion activities which are taking place this week, Loaned by Mr. and Mrs. Doig from Seaforth "Sparky" a pure bred Dalmat- ian. is this week staying and at- tracting a lot of attention at the RCAF Clinton Fire Hall. On the afternoon of October 5th, children in the afternoon Kindergarten Class visited the Fire Hall. II , Cpl. Don Wismer Earns CD Medal Corporal Donald Wismer RR 4 Clinton, was presented with, the CD (Canada Forces Decoration) by Group Captain K. R. Greenaway, Station Clin- ton Commanding Officer at a recent Station Parade. Before reporting to , RCAF Clinton, Cpl. Wismer served Overseas with No. 1 Air Division Head- quarters. COMING EVENTS $1.00. tfb prizes for $2.00 each. Admission 50c extra cards 25c or 6 for share-the-wealth games, jack- pot applies on those 3 games on this game for $2.00 each. 3 game for $25.00, the first letter $57.00 in 57 numbers. 2 door at Clinton Legion Hall, 15 reg- nrior games for $5.00. 2 share- the-wealth games. 1 special "L" and first letter "T" applies Thursday, Oct. 7 — BINGO . Friday, October 8 — Dance in Londesbotro Hall, Desjard- ine's Orchestra, adtnission $1. per person, sponsored by Courts 86 and L1901. C.O.F. Beraniller. 39,0b Sat., October 9 — Cash Bin- go in Legion Hall, Seaforth. Sponsors Branch 156, Cana- dian Legion. 40b IL'brestlay, October 12—BINGO at the Huron Fish & Game Club Jackpot $58 in 58 numbers. Six door prizes. 8;30 p.m. Sat., October 16 — Rummage Sale, Clinton Council Cham- bers, 1:30 no 4 p.m. Sponsored by RCAF Women's Auxiliary. 40b, 4Ix Wed., October 20 — Second Annual Fowl Supper, Wesley- United Church, 5 to 8 pm, Adults, $1.50; children under 12, 75e. Everybody wel- come. 37, 40b, 41x Friday, October 22—Autumn. Thankoffering of Wesley-Willis UCW, 8 p.m., Speaker MiSs Feme Scruton returned miss- ionary from Japan. 39-42b Saturday, Oct. 30 — Annual Bazaar, St. JoSeph's R.C. Ch- urch, 2 to 4 p.m.; sponsors OWL, Bake Sale and draw. 39, 40, 42b BROWN! S THEATRE ,--.CIONTON DRIVEIIN Children Under 1 In cars Admitted Free Box Off* open at 7;30 p.m. FIRST SHOW AT 8P20 WEEKENDS ONLY FRIDAY and SATURDAY October 8-9 "A DISTANT TRUMPET" TROY DONAHUE SUZANNE PLESHETTE Color "MUM% BLOOD HAWKS" JAMES FRANCISCUS SUZANNE PLESHETTE (Adult Entertainment) Cartoon SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY October 10 "THE HAUNTED PALACE" and "THE TIME TRAVELLERS" Clinton RCAF Chief Gives Fire Lecture In Wallaceburg The Fire Chief of RCAF Sta- tion Clinton Fire Department, Sergeant Gard Ebel recently travelled to Wallaceburg where he showed a film 'and talked to members of the Kent County Fire Chiefs and Officers Associ- ation. The meeting was attended by about fifty people and Sgt. Ebel's talk included informa- tion on the Duties, of Fire Fighters in the -RCAF, the training given at Camp Bor- den and procedures used in Crash Rescue. He also showed a training !film entitled "Three Minutes to Live" following which there was a queStion and answer period. Sgt Ebel is scheduled to give talks to the Air Cadet Sqdn in Stratford and the Kinsman Club in Clin- ton later this month. 1. Who was the captain of a famed -Sailing ship called "the Mathew?" 2. The so-called "candle-fish" is. caught where in Canada? 3.. Canadians in what age groups automatically qiialify for monthly .payments from federal tax funds? 4. What 85-year-old associa- tion sponsors art exhibitions and art education through- out Canada? 5. Total 'government spending in Canada requires' one-ten- th, one-quarter or one-third of the country's total an- nual production.? Answers: 5. About one4hird. 3. Children up to 15 (or 17, if remaining in school draw Fam- ily Allowance payments, per- sons over 70 .(69 and up next year) draw. Old Age Security pensions; the two welfare plans will cost about $1,745,-. 000,000 this year. 1. John Ca- bot, an Italian sea captain in the service of England, sailed in the Mathew to discover Canada in 1497. 4. The Royal Canadian Academy of Arts; establishment of the National Gallery in Ottawa is aiming the achievements of its mem- bers. 2. In B,C. rivers in the spring; Indians once . burned this oily fish as a candle, WATCH„ CLOCK and ELECTRIC RAZOR is NEWEST FOR '66 THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY OCT. 7 OCT. 8 OCT. 9 This is your personal invitation. Do come in. Look them overt We Have Them On Display Celebrate Their 63rd Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. John Mulhol- land, 79 Huron Street, recently celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary. The occasion was marked by a family dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Mulholland were married On October 1, 1902 at the old Rattenbury Street Methodist Church here in Clinton. - St. Joseph's CW'L Thanked For School Drapes Clinton Boy scouts and RCAF Pupils Given. 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