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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-11-11, Page 2MEN'S—Colors of Black, Blue and Brown REVERSIBLES 1 95 REGULAR and PILE LINED 14 5 Also An Excellent Selecti n Of Our Complete Stock of Junipers Prices Slashed For Weekend Special — 30% OFF Reg. 8.95 Reg. '10.95 Reg. 12.95 Reg. 16.95 Reg. 19.95 With Th s Group We Will Also Add A Few Dresses Come In And See Our -,.Enorirnbus Choice Of 74 I ifferent Harding Carpets Made With Acrilan „ At Beattie's ACTUAL PHOTO OF BEATTIE FURNITURE'S HARDING CARPET DISPLAY That's a lot of choice. For instance, there are 17 different golds, 18 greens, 17 beiges, just to mention a few. Plus 7 different styles and qualities, More choice than anyone else can offer you. But that's not all. Harding Carpets' thick, springy pile of Acrilan acrylic fibre looks and feels like luxurious wool broadloom. Gives you better value at lower cost, And it's moth- proof, mildew-proof and non-allergenic. Clinton Stouts To Convoss Clinton Boy Scouts have teamed up with. the Clinton Volunteer Fire Brigade this year in an all- out effort to collect functs for the Muscular Dyst- rophy campaign. Together they hope to far surpass last year's sum of $137.53; in addition to the regular canisters placed with •merchants about town, the Boy Scouts will conduct a house-to-house For Muscular Dystrophy Fund canvass. Seen here receiving their canisters and instructions from Gord Dalgliesh, chairma.n of the MD committee of the Clinton Volunteer Fire Brig- ade are Scouts David Fawcett, Brian Edgar, Ove Christensen, Murray Taylor and Barry Edgar with their Scout Master, Lew Ludlow, second from right. Page 2—Clinton News-Recorcl—Thuts., Nov. 11, 1965 The Preparation Is Half The Fun When the curtain goes up on the Pegasus Players production of "See How They Run" it should be a riotious evening of fun fof theatre- goers judging from the faces of these three cast members hard at work during rehearsal. They are, left to right, Bill Poppenk, Diane Lobb and Trudy. Kingvvell. The three-act comedy will run for three nights, November 21, 22, 23, at RCAF Station Clinton Theatre. • To The Electors Of Huron: My sincere thanks to all those who worked so faithfully and who by their vote contributed to our cause. MAIL EDGAR • HURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION ‘e, Why not beautify your home now for the festivity season, and impress your friends at the lowest prices ever offered by Harding Carpet and NI :.< ol.iEVERYONE READS AND USES WANT ADS Albert Street CLINTON Phone 482-9521 Letter To The Editor Fifty .From CHSS Tour .Chrysler's incisor .Plant S K D Manufacturing where parts for automotive assembly are -pro:du-ed. Again this is plan- It which does not normally schedule tours but as one stu- dent put it, "they put them- selves out for us." One boy added, "maybe it was because, Mr. Leeson served his apprenticeship there." Divided into three groups the tow' viewed the designing and building of • dies which blank, pierce and form the automobile S CKS Ladies' PatternI ver The Knee EXCELLENT SELECTION — WARM and PRACTICAL iA and LB frEN'S and OYS' SKI JACKETS BOYS'—Colors of Black, Blue and Brown REGULAR and PILE LINED JACKETS and SUBURBAN COATS 93c 2 for 1.85 Stock in Chrysler Canada Ltd. rose Several points over Ford Motor Company of Can- ada Ltd. last week, at least hi, the estimation of 48 CHSS stu- dents and two' teachers who accompanied them last Friday on a personalized tour of the Windsor plant. Six students in G. Leeson's machine shop, reported with enthusiasm to the News-Rec- ord's staff interviewer the par- ticular interest shown them by senior Chrysler personnel dur- ing their visit. Jeff Dixon, Mervyn Erb, Tom Morgan, Wayne Peachey, Mike Rau and Fred Trewertha each volunteered- information about the trip. "Five engineers were taken off their jobs to Show us ar- ound,” said one boy. "Chrysler does not have tours of the plant ordinarily, but they made an exception for us." Mr. Leeson 'also 'spoke in ap- preciation of Chrysler's atten- tion to details in planning for the greatest value possible out of the tour. "The than. phoned the school) about six times dur- ing the planning stages," he said. Public relations man for Chrysler, Mr..Wachna weicom- ea the bus load of boys, es- corted them to a conference room Where they were issued with safety glasses and met the guides who took them through the plant. From the drafting room where plant layout is designed through the No. 2 plant, the group toured for almost two hours. The boys remarked upon the large size of the buildings and the bicycles used by personnel, to get about. Fork lifts used to move equipment operated steadily in buildings so large that exhaust was no problem, At three o'clock they lunched in the plant cafeteria and then for two more hours were in session with eight more Chrys- ler staffmen. "They were sen- ior people, too," said one of the boys, "not just PR types." Speakers were Mr. Shaw, manager of communications and Personnel development. Mr. Lapsley, apprentice train- ing co-ordinator and Mr, Freel, personnel development co-or- dinator. Thew talked about need for education and after high school they advised a degree in en- gineering. Chrysler encourag- es its staff to better themselves and pays, tuition fees at night school for any employee who wishes to continue education. The boys heard of the great shortage 'of skilled help in the trade's and the continuing need for 'capable people. They re- ported lots of time for ques- tfons---"and those —men knew the answers to everything," Said one. A film showing Chrysler's part in the Tenth National Drag Mice at Indianapolia fines 'sherd the day, A drive of 14 miles to Am- herstburg broUght the tour to Llditor, News-Record,, Dear Sir; net iced in your 14Stle of Oetober 28 "TV Views" by Wil- liam Whiting, Who L he; and w e IEsiluteptotoseRietsearmueslti be American or do Canadian $O-called experts think it is the smart thing to belittle their W n country's. Programs,. A geraeseenrf ?faraway fields looking I don't See many C17. Pro grams as I haven't a gable. I don't consider Bonanza and Sullivan. Canadian programs, but I do think ERC all wet. I think Tomrpy Hunter's pro-, gram and pon•Messer's as good as any American programs I've seen, and I can't see what's wrong with Musical Showcase, except that there's too darned many panel members that can't speak English clearly, but what can, you expect from a Mont- real program? It ought to come from Toronto. I'm sick and tiled of having so many American shows on: smart American soldier shows like Gorner Pyle, there are others; wild west pioneer shows, Shenandoah and all the others. They must soon come to the end of them. You would think they were the only coun- try With a background. I think it is time the CBC put on another good musical show such as the one Robert Goulet and Joyce Sullivan were in; also Wallie Koster and Joyce Hahn or Shirley Ilrarmer put on. That's the type of show I enjoy, and shows like Red River Jamboree (why was at It taken Off?) Tommy's show, Don Messees.. To My Mind they are much better than. all the American sboWs that clutter up our TV. As it is, I watch about ..one or Alaype two OhOvVa. 14 any one evening,, then I 'turn pn my radio. One thing the 'CPC has which. I .don't care too mucib. Tor is This Hour has Seven Daysi Teleacopp--all the panel discussions they have about sex, and' also "What ,the Eng- speoing people -should do for the -Frerieb." If they go much farther the French will be running the country agaii-e Sincerely yours,. M. 'Easoin, 430 Hamilton Rd., London, November 7, 1965. Editor's Note: 'William 'milt- ing is a public relations man With CKCO TV Kiteheiter Which his a .civ station. Has column appears in Several dins- Mot papera where most read- ers are also Channel 13 view- ers. PLAN NOW FOR THOSE RETIREMENT YEARS Retirement could mean a new and happy. Chapter of life with the opportunity to do many things for which you have never had time. If the financial situation makes it advisable to go on earning, take up profit- able hobbies and interests for ten or more years before you must retire, buying equipment and studying your . subjects While you still have a salary cheque. the r. parts. They brought back for exhibit CIISS pieces ,show- ing the five different stages of making clutch pedals. They• saw, among either pro- cesses, the -seven different stages of the 4haping of bum- pers, consisting of .seven dies ,-tch at a cost of approximately $4,000. • At SKD tool and die make ',1 explained the requirements un the trade and how the plant (Continued on. Page 11) 1=1.1•=1.11.1S RECEPTION AND DANCE for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnston (nee Lois Rathwell) Zurich Community Centre Friday, Nov. 19 Desjardine's Orchestra Lunch Provided 45-6b MEN'S T-SHIRTS WHITE AND BLACK ONLY, Guaranteed Not To Sag At The Neck. Fully 3" Over All Larger Than Regular 1.00 T-Shirts. STA PRESS PANTS THE TROUSER THAT NEVER NEEDS IRONING BOYS' MEN'S 6.95 7.95 and 815 MOST HAVE PILE LINING Priced from 14,195 to 24.95 • FALL SALE Between Newcombe's Rexall Drug Store and Hotel Clinton FREE with purchase of 29.95 to 3935 Coat: Your Choice of 6.95 lAT. FREE with purchase of 59.95 to 6935 Coat: Your Choice of 6.95 AT and Matching. Kayser troves and Scarf. 1011(MG17666, Clinton Legion Hall Friday, November 12, 1965 from 9:00 to 1 2 : 3 0 Sponsored by W-W Hi C's (The Dey Rays are replacing "The Take Six" Orch. which was originally scheduled to play) Advance Tickets 75c each; At the door $1.00 each DANCE featuring "THE DEL REYS" Open. Your Revolving Charge Account Now and Take - Advantage of These Low, Low Prices. NO INTEREST NO CARRYING CHARGES SPECIAL PURCHASE Ladies' Orion Pile House Suppers 2 Styles To Choose From — Warm Cozy In Pastel Shades. Reg. 2:98 Reg. 3.49 2.49 LANES HI P 1PERS Atommeramaanosaisms 3 DAYS ONLY OYS „ LINE PA. TS Mostly Sizes 8-10-12; a few up to 18. These Come In Sturdy CORDUROY and DRILL Fabrics for 7 T fEDUR It PANTS SIZES 8 to 12 — 3 DAYS ONLY 4.59 2 for 910 00 MEN'S TEE-JAYS The Most Popular Casual Slack To Hit The Scene In Years! HEAVY WEIGHT SIX GUN DRILL MATERIAL, LEAN STYLING WITH TOP POCKETS. Colours of Black, Blue, Beige and Royal. 3 DAYS ONLY g Afi IV n YOUNG MAN SPECIAL! 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