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MBS. WES BRADNOCK—Corra»pond<ntrr-Phoiie 526-7595
Base Commander Helps Win His Own Trophy
I Mi's. Gordon R. Taylor spent
[the weekend ip London visiting
with her husband in Victoria
Hospital.
Mrs. Jane Martin, Pont Al
bert, spent last weekend with
her sister, Mrs, William Stew
art,- ’
Miss Jane Doran, Kitchener,
ipent the weekend with her par-
?rits, Mr, and Mrs, Bent Doran
md Michael.
Hensail Reeve
Winter Carnival
Race Entrant
HENSALL — Hensall Reeve
Minnie Noakes challenges May-
■rs or Reeves from Huron
bounty to a Snowshoe race on
aturday, February 11 at the
[ensall Kinsmen’s -Centennial filter Carnival.
Activities include Old Tyme
lancing at local arena; crown-
ig the Snow Queen; a parade;
any cutter races; snow shoe
ices; snow mobile race; log
Jitting contest; and a i>®st
lowman contest for the kids,
nyone interested in entering
ie. contest can contact niem-
?rs of the Kinsmen dub.
’ Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Roberts
spent Monday of this week in
Tdrqntq clearing customs on
their posessions which have just
arrived from Argentine/
Mrs., Ed Davies is improving
jn health and is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Cliff Bastla and
Mr. Bastla, 157 Victoria Street,
London.
Mrs. Elslie Eustace returned
home on Sunday after visiting
with her granddaughter, Mrs.
William Stiles and Mr. Stiles
for a week. Mrs. Eustace now
makes her home with her
daughter, Mrs. John Weir and
Mr. Weir and Robert in Lon
don. She sold her home in
Ottawa a few months ago.
John Hamilton and friend
from Toronto spent the week
end with Ms parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Durst,
Clinton, visited last Sunday
With Mr. and Mirs. Robert J.
Phillips.
Rev. and Mrs, R. M, Sweeney,
Gorrie, visited1 last Wednesday
With Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig.
All girls in the community
Wishing to take the new 4-H
project, “A World of Food in
Canada”, please contact the
leaders, Mrs. W. Braidnock and
Mrs. Frank Raithby. This Cen-
Auburn Presbyterians Elect New
Officers; Hear Annual Reports
AUBURN — The 106th an-
lal meeting of Knox Presby-
rian Church was held last
ednesday with Rev. R. U.
acLean presiding. He opened
e meeting with Scripture
ading and prayer. The min-
ps were read by secretary,
>nald Haines.
Reports were received from
» secretaries. The clerk of
sion reported for the congre-
aon and Mrs. W. Bradnock
/e the financial statement;
s. Roy Daer presented the
lies’ Aid report and Mrs.
aid Haines;
Church organists, Miss Mar
garet Sanderson, Miilsls Margaret
Haines; church secretary, Don
ald Haines; treasurer, Mbs. W.
Bradnock; ‘auditors, Mrs. Ed
Davies, Miss Luella Wagner;
historian, Miss Frances
ton; ushers, Gordon
Gordon Daer, Kenneth
Wilfred Sanderson and
Scott.
tennial project is a study
foods fpom other countries
which are very popular in Can
ada today, ' .
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Drama Club
Elects
1967 Officials
Jack Guthrie has been nameci
president of the Pegasus Play
ers drama group which has con
tributed recently ,to the cultural
life of this community.
Vice-presidept is J e n n y
Black; secretary, Jaequa Bra
bant; treasurer, Bill Poppenk;
librarian (new post), Lillian
Jones.
Anyone interested in reading
one or all of the plays kept in
the Pegasus Players’ library
should contact the librarian.
She will be pleased to loan
these copies out at no charge.
Since the group is endeavour
ing to select a suitable play for
its next production, play read
ings are being held at the home
of Bruce Abbott, 114 Townsend
Street, Clinton, Here, all those
interested in drama are invited
to gather to read aloud to help
the director, actresses and act- ;
ors decide on the play which is
most appropriate for the pro
posed cast.
Anyone interested is welcome
at the next play reading at the
Abbott home on Thursday, Feb- '
ruary 2 at 8 p.m.
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Members of the curling rink in the Base Commander’s Bonspiel receive
their prizes from the draw master, .Flight Sgt. Rene Brochu (centre). Left to
night are: “Gil” Bradford (lead), Group Captain K. R. Greenavyay (third), FS
Brochu; Captain Jerome Bergerman (skip), .and Sgt. Frank Pyke (second).
' (CFB Clinton Photo)
Sunday School Attendance Awards
Presented to Auburn United Pupils
AUBURN — Sunday school
attendance certificates were
presented’ by William Stiles on
Sunday at Knox United Church.
Those receiving the certifi
cates were Donald Lichty,
Gerry Bere, David Bere, Mari
lyn Archambault, Faye Seers,
Siy'lvila Rutkowicz, Marie
pey, Neida Hallam, Greg
lam and Kathryn Bere,
Second year seals were
Em-
Hal-
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The Base Commander’s Bon-
spiel was held at CFB Clinton
curling lfnlc JLfxsit Saturday. Six
teen rinks, from the surround
ing area entered the annual
event.
The bonspicl was nm on a.
three game tcdial point basis
and involved several close mat
ches, The wjnmpg rink was
skipped by Captain Jerome
Bergerman and included Group
Captain K. R. Greenaway, Sgt.
Frank Pyke, and “Giil” Brad
ford. Runner-up was a Gode
rich rink skipped by J. Hazlitt.
Prices were awarded following
the final draw on Saturday
evening.
Curlers from London, Wing
ham, Walkerton, Goderich, Sea
forth, Hensail, Clinton, and
CFB Clinton entered the bpn-
spiel.
A
laid Haines and Mrs, Alvin
vtherland gave an account of
Women’s Missionary Soc-
he CGIT report was encour-
ig with 20 members from all
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churches in the village.
fter business discussions it
accepted by the members
have a Centennial project,
increase the budget 'givings
this year and to try and
t the allocation set for the
fregation”.
le election of officers for..f.or. a devotional period and also
AUBURN — Knox United
Church held its annual meeting
last Thursday in the Sundlay
School room of the church. A
pot-luck dinner was served at
1 p.m. by members of Unit Two
of the • UCW.
Rev. M. R. Roberts presided
resulted as .follows: session,
R. U. MacLeian, John
ston, Alfred Roilinson, J.
ueth Scott, William Wag-
Axthur Youngblut and
aid Haines, clerk; rnanag-
Major Youngblut, Ed
es, Roy Daer, Wilfred San-
Mi, Gordon Dobie and Wil-
Wagner; .trustees, Aruthur
lgblut, Harvey McGee, Don-
for the business meeting which
followed.
The nelw elders elected were
R. |! Koopmans and Maurice
Beian, replacing Oliver Ander
son and Charles Scott.
New stewards elected were
William de Jong, Sidney Mc-
Clinchey, Ted East and Stewart
Ament; new trustees elected
were Robert Armstrong
Henry Brindley;
Other officers elected
treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth
and
! Conference
ght Lieutenant R. S. Cum-
s, Base Supply Officer at
dian Forces Base Clinton
nong the more than 20
srs from Chilliwiack, B.C.,
arnwallis, N.S., who will
d the first integrated
ting Command base supply
■rs conference in Winnipeg,
!ay and Tuesday, January
. Also attending from this
is Squadron Leader C. J.
ie, from CFB Centralia.
Monday, representatives
training bases, three sup-
chools and Training Com-
headquarters were briefed
noup Captain F. E. Baker
Iateriel Command head
ers, Rockcliffe, Ottawa,
Paining Command’s plans
iplement integrated train-
ind will discuss solutions
ipply problems caused by
change.
nel discussions were held
lay on the follolwing sub-
Introdfucing the base cori-
of “retail” supply opera-
; the transition from
'-service “wholesale” sup-
;upport to tri-service use;
ying clothing at a base to
jers of any service Under
jresent single-service sys-
: control of equipment and
y management.
nmander R. A. Darlington
innipeg, senior supply staff
ir at Training Comhiand
planters, Will be chairman.
are:
Mc
Dougall; secretary, Mils. Oliver
Anderson; M and M fund,
Everettt -Taylor; assistant M
and M fund, Mrs, Lawrence
Plaetzer; usher captain, Ken
neth McDougall; convener of
church flower fund, Miss Viola
Thompson. New members • of
the manse committee, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Cunningham.
A short memorial service was
held in memory of departed
members who 'had passed' to
Higher Service during the past
year. Rev. M. R. Roberts dosed
with prayer.
Confused about the
labels for canned fruits
vegetables?
The Canadia Department of
Agriculture now requires new
contents declarations on the
labels of canned fruits and veg
etables, whether processed'here
or imported and sold in Canada.
The Consumer Section of the
Food Council, Ontario Depart
ment of Agriculture and Flood',
says, “Don’t let this confuse
you. The size or contents' of
these cans ils no different than
before. Cans previously marked
20 fluid ounces will be marked
as 19 fluid ounces; 15 fluid
ounces will now be changed to
14 fluid ounces.
“The 8-fluid-ounce can of
vaccuum packed sweet com
will be marked 7 fluid ounces
and the 15-tfluid-ounce will be
changed 'to 14 fluid ounces.”
These new. contents declara
tions were brought about as a
result of surveys instigated by
the Consumers’ Association of
Canada, which showed that
cans marked' 20 fluid ounces,
for instance, often contained
slightly less. This was due to
the small air space at the top
of each can, which is necessary
in processing.
These changes only apply to
products canned! after Decem
ber 31st, 1966, so for the next
few months we are likely to see
some canned fruits and veget
ables labelled with the "Old”,
and' some with the "new”.
Don’t worry about the dif
ferences. The contents will re
main the same and the quality
of Canadian canned' fruits and
vegetables has not changed.
They are still rated tops
throughout the world.
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Fourth years
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Hildebrand, Allen Hildebrand,
Glen Wightman, Barbara Em-
pey and Katherine McClinchey;
fifth year seals, Murray Wight
man, Ronald Wightman, Doug
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Sixth year seals, Lynn. Tur
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Arthur, Larry Plaetzer, Ray
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Machan; seventh. year seals,
Larry Chamney, Giail Miller,
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Eighth year, seals, Stephen
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