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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-14, Page 5Lodge Gets New Member iinrgnie f I ebelcah 440 'held its ;meeting, en 'October- 4 When' the ;degree was a • .Candidate; with. 'Neble. KM. Faller' Trielc in Pli.grgo, Guests .were resent -from Ootlerie4 ,aid iSeacfPrth-• Plans were made ,for the ,installation. of ofileocas. to held Pr. Oct- Ober 1.$ at 'which time M. gawk raldWeil and her staff will be Present 410 Plaenetl. for -October 27 is a dessert enclire and ba k e Sale, • hns been invited to attend tbiP meeting, From London MARC HOWES In an official Scout-Cub ceremony on Tuesday, October 5, the following Cubs came up into Seouts: Barry Edgar, Dick Jewson, David Fawcett, Brian Burke, Paul Radford, Robert Brown" and Keh Plurnsteel, On October 4, Jay Fisher and Jim McKenzie were invested 'into. the Scout Troop. Ontario St. UCW Unit One Meets Group One of Ontario Street United Church UCW met on Tuesday, Octqber 12. Mrs J. -Merrill took deVo- tions. The topic Was. "Thanks- Ovine,. for Merry and the Grace of &d." Mrs. Rev. Mills •had the study book on Brazil, giv- ing a i talic- and showing pic- tures. ' A piano duet by Lorna Rad- ford and Elva Wiltse was en- joyed as was a report on sum- mer school at Alma College, St, ThoinaS, given by Mrs. Nor- man 'rrewartha. Two delegates were named to `go to Walton. Discussion followed 'about changeover of groups. 0 A CHUCKLE Reprinted from The Fort Erie Times-Review GIRLS: Bill Duffy; the news.- papernian--translator of "You Are All Sanpaku;" a new beak on macrobiotic ,food, told,some friends: "Girls are like news- papers. They have great forms: they .always, have the last word; back numbers are not in demand; you can't believe everything they say; they are thinner than they used to be "And finally, every man should have his' own and not try to borrow his neighbor's." • POtonYVTO. Ned October 1.8 . T,he -.011.11tOn Wonien's, '41Prti, Into; will meet in theAmiotl, ttn#1 Voaxid reenla an 71114S7 cfm, Pctober 'Wat 2 p m..' • The ea`1l will be .41,1*Wer- ruining famous, CaTt- axlim wOrnan. past ar PreSent, The tPpiP .;Oltignship. be.oPevened by YAS, Ray POP,. rill, Mrs, "WeS HOggart avid Apt ,Groves. are 'an - the IliVErarn, cannuittee, The *stews ere ,TYft, )7$7;4- Rasa, Mrs G. " .„ewleYt; Maas R. Mrs R pen- Nfra, Rase Wier, Mrs," Naviaas And 11/4,s, .Effie .Coffin- Gederieb, Women's 142Stitate . • Each Week .00 Lucky -CustOmer, Will 'Win $5.00 Free Cleaning- Credit THIS WEEK'S LUCKY NUMBER 2239 ATTENTION KNITTERS THIS 'IS THE. TIME TO START KNITTING FOR CHRISTMAS 10% off all our Knittiog Wool from October 14 until November 1 have more than 50 different colours to choose from.. - Bring your old pattern with you, and we will give you advice as to quantity of wool and size of needles. We also hove lots of patterns and needles. Just arrived -- BEAUTIFUL BABY GIFTS from Holland and Belgium. USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN COME FIRST TO CLINTON'S KNITTING CENTRE at Arnsings Import 55 ALBERT STREET FOR FUN and EXERCISE Would You Like To Curl? THE SEASON IS NEAR AND ARRANGEMENTS ARE NOW BEING MADE BEGINNERS WELCOMED FOR PARTICULARS AND COMPLETE- INFORMATION CONTACT ROYCE MACAULAY WM. G. MacARTHUR WILLARD AIKEN It FOR COLD WEATHER AHEAD CHOOSE FROM OUR FULL RACKS OF PLAIR and FUR TRIMMED COATS Ladies' Sizes from 6 to 221/2 There is a COAT here for you. Car Coats Every Coldr Every Site • PLAIN WOOLS FUR TRIMMED COATS, • CORDUROY • TWEEDS 41 CAMELS We have the Biggest Range of Best Buys you-will see anywhere. , VALVES. FROM S19.95 to Sizes 8 to 42 Easy Payments can be arranged at Ladies` Wear and Dry Goo& CLINTON HENSALL EXETER OFFicer o !sit Air Connnodore C. W. 13ur gesS, DFC, CD, Air Oilfioer Commanding, Training Cem markt., PaY en official visit to RCAF Station Clinton an 04tOber 1.9 and -20, At' 9:30 agi. on the 19tit the' AOC will be. met by. Group Captain K. R, Greenaway, 09mrnanding Officer of Clin- tan, and Will iLaspect a Guard Of Honc!nr COalanznded by Fly ing Officer Mike Gibbons, The next two clays will be spent in a tour of inspection of Station facilities, and detail- ed briefings on the three resi- dent schools. Born in Toronto in 1915, Air Commodore Burgess was edu- cated at tile University of To- ronto School of Engineering. From 193'5 to the outbreak of the Second World War, he served as• a member of the RCAF Auxiliary, and received his pilot wings late in 1.937. During the 'early war years, Air ,Commodore Burgess sery-, ed on' instructional duties at flying training schools in Can- ada, until 1943 when he was transferred overseas. While in A Cub-Scout Apple Day has been planned for Saturday, Oc- tober 16, It will include a door-to-door canvass between 9 am, and 1 p.m. There will be Scouts and Cubs on street corners through- out the morning and most ;of the afternoon. New Scouts Among the ranks of canvas- sing Stouts will be several boys new to the Tr,00p. Re- ceived by transfer from: Lon- don, `Marc Howes; Port Col- Up From Cubs BRIAN BURKE borne, Edmund Vincent, and from RCAF Station 'Clinton, Richard and Dale Williams. St. Paul's Guild Plans April Sacrifice Sale The October meeting of the Ladies' Giuliad of St. Paul's Ang- lican Chureh was held at the horne of Mrs. Morley Counter Ori October 5 with a good at- tendance and the president Mrs. H. F, Noonan in the chair. After the reports and busi- ness part of the meeting, a tentative date of April 20, 1966 was set for the Sacrifice Sale whith members thought should be an auction. Mrs. Bert Frendin read a paper on the origin of many past customs which, are still continued in the church. Buy your Canada Savings Bonds at the' Royal, Ask for appilietieei it at your now* branch. Buy fair cash or 6sr hit* rents.C.ineda •Stoic. Bonds neVCX finch** hs value, can be cashed 110/‘ time far loos t phut Welted. ,. ROY . BANS • 13oraber Squadron in the RCAF Manded 46 heavy bomber Znglard, he served with 427 -No. 6 Bomber gi.,.014p., PQM 4quaftril end latex' iserve4 AS a oVer$Kis' ileaticitiarters in LOA- don, England. 4taff OffigCr tthe RCAF' After retur'l 1ug to Catigia 1945, Air COMM:949re )31-PgAiss Was al pelihted PaairWiAtlirg of ricer RCAF Station Qeot, 'rejig and moved later to NO, I, Air Command, now Training si'omma,nd, with headcluanterS at Trenton, for staff duties*. On completion Of the RCAF Staff College •course in Septem- ber 1947, he was transferred to Mr Force headquarters to serve in the Directorate of Or- ganization and Establishments, In August 1950, he Was attach- ed to the Canadian Joint Staff in Washington, D.C., for ern- ployment with USAF head- quarters. On his return to .Canada in SepteMber, 1952, lie assumed command of RCAF Station Portage la Prairie. In August 1955; he attended the National Defence College, at Kingston. After being grad- A,C. C. W. BURGESS uated an June 1956, he assumed the duties of executive officer - To Visit Clinton to the Chairman of the Canad- ian Joint Staff, London, Eng, In August 1959, he was ap- pointed Chief Staff Officer at Maritime Air Command Head- quarters, Halifax, N,S. BRIGHTENER AT ROUTINE BOARD MEET The moment was solemn 'at the board meeting at the local high, school Wednes- day evening. Discussion was centering around the leave of absence granted teacher Malt Edgar who will carry the Liberal banner in. Huron ridiit during the federal election campaign. At the very instant Walter Newcombe was reviewing the derision to allow Edgar time away to pursue his political aspirations, the pub- lic address system gave forth with a muoh better explana- tion . . to music yet! A crooner With the melod- ic sounds of violins in the background sang out the words,' "to prove that I'm the one . . ." CUSS Students Selling Candy To Aid Refugees Students fircen. Central Hu- ron Secondary School; are go- ing into the candy bar business. Beginning today, the young- sters from the school wall be selling large pure ch000late candy bars in an effort to raise funds for a new and' 'enter- prizing project—spons'oring of refugee children, as many as possible. Some money will also be used. for the publication of the school year book. It has been estimated that from $1,800 to $1,900 can be realized by the students from all over the' county who attend CHSS. The 'new scheme will replace the magazine subscription carn- paign undertaken in previous years, 09 ge• EVERYONE READS 1". AND USES WANT ADS BRITISH ISRAEL — The Bible's National yessage — IF You Are UNHAPPY About CANADA'S NEW FLAG (OR EVEN IF you ARE NOT) THIS IS FOR YOU: • A NEW AND EXCITING BOOKLET 'The Prophetic Significance of the Flag Decision" toncerning the otigin,ihistery, design and siOnIfitenteof the Unionitidki and the inevitable consequences of excludino ii 'front our national frog Write For Your PRO COPY to, Canadian' BnitisliAsrael Assoclotioa In Ontario R.O. Box 744i Station '0 Ottawa; Ontario Scouts and Cubs Holding Apple Day; New Boys Received Into Troop UCW Unit Meets Oct. 19 The Wesley-Willis Mary and Martha Unit of the United Church Women will meet Tues- day, Octeber 19 at S Tram, Miss Kay McGregor will be showing piitures of her 'trip to Japan. Oct. 14, 1965-,--ClintcO News-11ecord Nge 5 lie W#4 PPile4hted ;'"&eorter o '44:111PWA Poot,...ga '404 exc,-P0$ ,at Air Voree beaclqoprt- era in August Aix' ..C941KWOM- .Burgess was 'promoted to his pr..4qpit m.kk. :end .appointed chief of staffi .et Trattang .COMMend NOne4Pegt -NY 31., 1004, 1-Te assc1 POMM4144 RCS Training Coat nano in $gpteme her 1965, - • 0 St. Andrew's Group TO ,Meet October 19 he WOmen's Missionary So- ()lefty of St. Andrew's Presley„ terian Church will meet in the school room of the church on Tuesday, October 19 at 2.30 p.m. Ladies of the congrega- tion are wedomp.e. 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