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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-11-04, Page 3Tflurs.f Nov. 4# 1900,--CliotOO NeWs-Recor4 Page '3 CLINTON tEGION Saturday Afternoon NOV, 6 "THE YEARLING". APMISSION: /Adults 25c, Children 15c Sponsored 1?y*Lodips Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion Drench. 140, 41•1111111111111111•1111111011111111111111111.11111111111.„ Check The Adv. In Last Week's Issue of This . Paper SAVE $$$ DURING THE ANNUAL Factory Outlet Sale THE LARGEST SALE OF ITS KIND IN CANADA BAINTO NLIMITED (Est. 1894) LYTH Phone Blyth 523-9373 — On Hwy. 4 between Clinton and Wingham Glen Leine Wool & Leather Products SALE RUNS THROUGH TO SAT., NOV. 13 Additional Copies of Our Factory Outlet Sale Advertisement Available at our Factory at Blyth. Nfir, Opa,1 HP41,01p74y,. Bsels, Pnt, Pea.r 1Yfr, _Ttleming.yvay BY 'way of 041'01401" WW1. to Pay that I have in, days gene by, hauled woad to he .old market. just 2iort4i, of tbe tow.p .Nall in .Clinton and in 1904,' .rgiqa1R sitting with the tatoiNi Classified Ads. Bring Qux. Results THE RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Bev. Boyes . WILL BE CANCELLED until further notice Chiropractic Viewpoint RECOGNITION OF 'VALUE The growth of the chiropraotic,profession has been such that more than five hundred health and accident insurance eomp.anies in Canada and the USA recognize its value and place within the healing arts; and pay their policyholders for its services. Workmen's Compensation Board recognizes the services of chiropractic, including' x-ray examination, for. workers Covered by provisions of The Workmen's Conineasation Act, if. accidentally injured at work. For income tax purposes, receipts for chiropractic care may 'be included with • others under the general heading "Medical Expenses." Provincial Chiropractic Associations are chartered under provincial laws. The Doctor of Chiropractic must have a government licence to practice, granted only after gradu- ation from am approved 'chiropractics college and having de- monstrated his qualifications to practice by strict written, oral and practiCal examinations set :by the government board. The remarkable effectiveness of chiropractic in restoring and preserving man's most precious possession — health — has earned for it a permanent place in the family of heal- ing sciences. 4. 4r CUSHION GRIP matches mouth contours exactly, restores plate's natural tickling newer, stops irri- tation. kftiaxg}tes. „WVAA WAKiN. CLINTON LEGION CHURCH SERVICE Sunday, November 7 St, Andrew's Prebyterian Church Farads forms et Legion Hall at 10:30, to the church for service at 11:00 TOWN OF CLINTON REMEMBRANCE SERVICE Thursday, November I 1 Legion Hall, Kirk Street. Service at 9:45 a.m., followed by parade to New Cenotaph in Library Park for unveiling and wreath-laying ceremony. "Remember The Dead By Helping The Living/1 CLINTON BRANCH 140 of the ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION POPPY CANVASS TONIGHT at 7 Oliock The Dutch remember, do you? Unveiling of New Cenotaph in Library Park Prior to Wreath Laying Ceremony at Cenotaph Remembrance Day Activities are for All War Veterans Not necessarily Legion members. The Canadian Leglonts Peppy Trust Fund it the answer for MOtiSaildS bf war widows, orphans and disabled veterans. Clinton Branch 140 of the Royal Canadian 'Legion R. "MOK 0- exnNat 14,01LANo„ , 000t0#, Lomot 00006p 4r, DON'T BE SURPRISED If VERY SOON, YOU HEAP iw WERE SEM/ICING ON THE oem CUSTOMER LIST °111111111-"'"ft'-.F.- IS GROWING vg,,,wecc, One sin9plrb apniicatlen lasts for Weeks, even with nightly clean- Mal No Mixing-, no ineasurhip, Asir yottr drtiggist for CUSHION GRIP. *Rte. T.t.s. %-+- . AVE 3tRiALTUBE Rog alar pSf4t20, ONLY 254 .last corm, eta couporb enOtose CS6 Mull tetCushlon edit, Pliaritisco, Pointe MVO, Quo, JAttarbai .. 4 ... •4e6.4.•, tri,;yn •4 I t et4. 0.r 4*, • • 48 .7021 CLINTON Royal's professional help And Services are available to the entire family aS a gtoup —br to each meMbet Suggestions kid practical aids, such as: how to make best use of our 2-Account Plan; for steady saving; low cost (100-a-cheque) bill paying with a Personal Chequing Account; how tb save money by borrowing the Royal tempi= Way; Safe Deposit Noxell Do-it-yourgelf Money Orders; Travelers Cheques, Etc. Leaflets available; use all your Royal Batik services. ROYAL BAN K Clinton Branch ,.,,...-YO. ta. gNGtILSTAb, Manager Coderich Branch 3. D. DAVISON, Manager ,.• r, 441 Ari If Letter To NOP Candidate Former Clintonian, Now In Sask, Prefers More NOP Interest Here Honoured Guests At RAF 25th Anniversary RCAF Squadron Leader Paddy Faulkner, left; Group Captain K. R. Green- away, Commanding Officer, RCAF Station Clinton, and RAF Squadron Bill Adams, right are shown here at the 25th anniversa,ry of Port Albert (RAF) air navigation school. The anniversary dinner was held at the Sergeants' Mess, RCAF station Clinton. Faulkner and Adams are RCAF .and RAF ex- change officers at USAF Griffiths Air Force Base, Rome, New York. (RCAF Photo) Port Albert Air Force Veterans Celebrate 25th Anniversary Day 41. the old WWII bag in OPIOriob os. the a'eturilS, triicklc~cl' tin, showing clearly tillat the 041 RoS4 govornment and all. its works. had gone aver tbe Fes' many of tics "staunch" proj.4 who sat there in fear and treMbilAfft, it was darkest Moment when all Was lost. I Would, like. to 40e the NDT' take root in the old home land. I.realize that art is tough. terri- tory to eublvate and I want to congratulate YPIA for the efflo1lt yen are making toward this end. A young kitten usually gets its eyes open in about nine days but m'arry humans Oa not have this experience until they run into astOne If the .Liberals got a majority in this :electron the ,Canadian people will at best get noth-' ing more than a half baked Medicare plan. Blair 'Fire:set has recently pointed out that the Pearson government want a majority so that they win be in aPOSition to say "no", It is difficult for anyone fainiliar with their record to take their present promise seriously. A yOung Prime Minister, Mac- Kenzie King started out by Veterans of war-time Port Albert airport north of Gode- rich, celebrated their 25th an- nliversary at an annual reunion at RCAF Clinton Sergeants' Mess, on October 23-24. No. 31 4.1r Navigation School, Royal Air Force, was establish- ed at Port Albert in 1940, dur- ing the darkest days of World War IL Twin engine Anson bombers converted to navigat- ion, trainers, soon became a common sight in the skies a- boVe Huron County. The youthful airmen trainees went on to serve overseas with RAF operational squadrons. The training. was sometimes al- most as dangerous as operat- ions, as the grassy plots at Maitland Cemetery, Goderich, bear mute testimony to this tragic fact Arthur J. Turland, technical a:dviSor, advanced training at radar and communications School, RCAF 'Clinton is the man who planned the annual get-to-gether. Presid'ent of the reunion association is Alf Beal of 490 Brunswick, Stratford, The secretary is Frank Low of Bauble Beach. Over 135 veter- ans registered for the affair. One member, Harold Hen- thorn, journeyed all the way from Isle of Man to visit Port Albert and meet his war-time comrades. Rev. Cliff 'Britton of Sea- forth held a memorial service -Goderich's 1Vtattland Ceme- tery in honor of the :fallen corn- HOLMESVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tre- warth:a and family, London, vis- ited over the weekend with friend's and relatives in the vi- cinity. Mrs.. Jim Criuckshanks is a patient in Clinton Public Hos- pital. UCW Meeting The Holinesville United Ch- urch Women met last Tuesday afternoon in the Sunday School rooms with Mrs. Reg. Miller and Mrs. Carman Tebbutt and their groups in charge. Mrs. R. Miller reviewed the Study .Book chapter of "God and His Purpose" and Mrs. Barrie Walter gave a reading. A piano solo was rendered by Mrs. J. Lobb. Mrs. Park gave some interesting the-tights on Stewardship. The president, Mrs. L. Bond, took 'charge of the business. Three Christmas stockings .are being filled for patients at the Ontario Hospital. Mrs, Ken Harris reported for the social committee on the coming banquet and bazaar. The nominating committee com- posed of Mrs,' E. Grigg, Mrs. D. Glidden and Mrs. Les Jervis will bring in the new slate of officers to 'the December meet- ing. Hostesses for the day Were Mrs. Harold yea' and Mrs. Francis CantelOn, rades; Registration and business meeting were held at the Ser- geants' Mess, Clinton. Disinter was served 'at 7:30 p.m. with Squadron Leader- Bill Adams, RAF exchange' officer at USAF Griffith Air Force Base, Rome, N.Y., as guest speaker. He was introduced by S/L Paddy Faul- Imer, RCAF exchange ..officer at the sonic American base. After dinner, guests danced to the music of Chris Black's Orchestra. Head table guests were Group Captain and Mrs. N. R. Greenaway, Commanding offi- ce"' of RCAF, Clinton; Warrant Officer I and Mrs. Jack Reid; Warniant Officer I and Mat. J. T. P. Sadie; Warrant Officer and Mrs. W. 13. Russell, RCAF Glee Club Band• Concert Successful Event An apreciative crowd at the Physical Training Centre, RC- AF Clinton, • enjoyed the Glee Club — Band Concert Sunday evening, October 31. The RCAF Clinton Glee Club, 40 voices strong were under the direction of Flight Sergeant Fred Wildish. The pianists were Mrs. K. R. • Greenaway and Sergeant Noon. Stone. Wing 'Commmancler B. R. Ra- fuse, Officer Commanding Ra- dar and Communications' Sch- ool, gave the address of intro- duction, Group Captain K. R. Greenaway, Commanding Offi- cer ,of RCAF Clinton, thanked the artists for their fine per- formance. Branch '8 Legion Band of Stratford, farmed 60 yeaxs ago', played the Overture to Rose- munde, Bless. This House, Ex- cerpts from Mr. Lucky, Totem Pole .March, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, Selections from :Camelot, Thundert' Crest March and the Festival. Finale. The Glee Club Sang, They. Ail Call It Canada, Camptown. Rac- es, The Happy Wanderer and the Battle of Jericho. Mery Doerr played a trombone solo for Swing Low 'SWeet Chariot. A trumpet trio, Clarence Bred- hagen, Mel Wertzel and Jack Bynick played Trumpet Caril- lon. The Stratford band con- ductor :177,a,s Paul 'Cross.. NOW; FALSE TEETH PIT BEAUTIFULLY Relined and made snug as a dentist's mold with ,CUSHION GRIP* Unique dental dis- covery.- Worn and rough areas on dental plates cause looseness and irri- tation. IS YOUR HOME REALLY SAVE? To --prevent home 'accidents, take periodic surveys of your house, from roof to basement: Have an electrician examine electrical wiring and equipment and have worn or broken wir- ing replaced, Also, let him re- place fuses — don't ever try to substitute a higher amperage if you change your own fuses. Don't substitute a coin for the fuse — you could cause a short circuit and you could Kill your- self. promisigg National Health Plan, :atzc died of •old age witb-. ovit putting it into effect. I am .inclgeing an adyertise- meat which we have already used !here; The editor of the O,akvIlle(Out.) Jourtnal-Aecord seems ttoo boo OecontlY seen new 11.011t, Pgio' at the bottom 14 just a. local sition, If ;you feel that it .can be adapted to your -situation, ta. s'ee it appear in that political 'wilderness known as the .Ciodorich Bigna9),Star and I .am enclosing ten dollars to that end. However, you can use your .own judgment con- canning tt,11.e Whole matter, -Miele to will perhaps be' a deciding fee- r. .1 am not too certain _about your :addiriess ,but will send ut to Brussels and trust that it will reach you. With best wish- OS fop as snceesSful campaign. Sincerely, E. A Snyder. 1.166 3rci. Ave. N.B.., Moose Jaw, Sask., October 25, 1965, Gifts Of Silver For Auburn Pair Wed 25 Years ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Dougall were pleasantly •sur- prised on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary last week when about 25 neighbours and friends gathered at their home on Maitland Crescebt. A program of singing, games and contests were enjoyed. The winners of contests were Mrs. Harry Arthur, Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, and William L. Craig. Mr. Craig spoke a few words to the bride and groom of 25 years and on behalf of those present wished them the best in the years to come. Silver gifts and silver dollars were presented by (Mrs. Harry Arthur and Wes. Orland Bore. Mr. and Mrs'. McDougall thanked their Mends and lunch was served by the neighbours. BELTONE Hearing Aid Service Clinic FIRST FRIDAY OF EACH MONTH FRIDAY, November 5 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. HOTEL CLINTON Sponsored by Newcombe's Drug Store Phone for Free Home Appointment SERVICE TO ALL MAKES OF HEARING AIDS L R. THEDE HEARING SERVICE 88 Queen St. S. - Kitchener enjoy family banking service: cusiliow GRIP coats rough spots with a clear, pliable refiner (odorless and tasteless).