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sounds 'letter '.. re .,rdc t::a:. or last year; and :'.f_ of Bobby
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reach' : er or his ballad " Tr;.e True
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srsear:i. _t: .':: Hollywood again: rr.:psi: from "The Longest Day"
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d<s:. J3sI again. As alwa; ` E itl.er 7r; Trombones- or
there a! a Jrsl.ar' arra, of ::i o- Wine and Roses' .
tion piot.rf;c and :tars .. : for Well, there you have then:::
top :.l.:: o_rc, w:t, ..:+ire c::,s:gals? Keep in mind that those are
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ton;.: L:.::fes. ?;!.tj: fs sp'ecta.uiarr.
l:kf: ' `,.tat Fair", The ::usic
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gc.iirig to appear c,r: the :`)sten
and r rowd out sorr.e r f the
drarratt;;,- pictures, although I
imagine ":."'.tiny (Lin The i.3ount/' this week's television viewing
will still r. r3n.' out (lt tep in the; is Wayne and Shuster's monthly
'bent picture' :ateg,.dry. ! chow' on Friday evening at
Among perforr:.ers fighting 1;;:3r), replacing 'True' and
for laurels will be: for nest 1 Tontmy Ambrose.
:only predictions and not facts.
!They could easily turn out
;wrong. You'll find out its
about a month when the agmin-
a ations will be publicized. The
Award presentations will ',e in
1 early April.
A special which dominates
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Ethical Billing
Filen Shown at
St. Andrew's YPS
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af._::e .-s :babe Cc. gram gave tht:
.e ::alible _- a rayer. It was :at
.?S t o next meetir:r. '„ __. held
on Sunda; Feb__a: _..:- with
Charles Congram .._ charge.
- A hymn was ._ and Brian
that th- tale doctors' ao-
.:.. parties :sstir.- • Clark read the _:e which
T=ie was taken from __... _:verses
_ist.:i..i',e doctors . 1: - 32. Gary .__ ..a Lit
.:.rioriduct. prayer.
Rebent.:. the Cr.uncli oI the Doug Fortune read the topic,
O::tab_. ' .e!..cal Asso,,.atir.... • The Two Philcsv ..es . A
l.a.d down g = d riles✓ inn ' Sc
r." The Prodigal .. was
which e?:..billing may he enjoyed and Re-.. C, L. Fish
done by parties o.:tside the doe closed the meet Wit. prayer.
toI's office:
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The physician M:tiAt lain -
'=twin control of Ms accounts at
all times;
The first bill must go out on
the doctor's letterhead with an
explanation that the accounting
firm undertakes the collection
of accounts to free the doctor
for other work;
The patient must be free to
discuss with the physician's of-
fice directly, any question with
respect to the service rendered,
the fee charged or the account
in general;
The billing service makes
payment to the doctor only on
amounts received, and does not
mae.e advance payments on ac-
counts receivable;
The doctor's written consent
must be obtained before an ac-
count is submitted for court ac-
tion so that he can take into
consideration the circumstances;
which pertain.
;c1, cJ a violin. t uwboy sough
,.,e tm, Nt he 111('11 lavtniteti.
Weh6tet hall a lunubet
.,i :a:d :) in ( own. tuna with the
1)F / lint', l)tc'tlltt'6 t1114.1l 111
'.'•nihil` -r and Wi,ilt'r, it'11111Vt'1
'.•. rd', :ted 1-1>ldiiiti i whaling.
llu audlellce of panty,
l,t.:uph• beard the sroiy ul the
Ir.1,inio buy who attended
,(,trout, and while there became
a iai; Seen(, Ile was sent to
ria: World Jamboree in Britain
aped had a wonderful time VIM*"
Xing the many interesting places
:rs and around Loudon.
The mission boats are busy
and a welcome sight t,) all.
They take in all kinds of sup-
plies, including lumber.
The territory in which Rev.
Webster worked for so long, is
sot as retrtote as when lie went
there. Mail only arrived onct'
in many weeks. Now trail is
received three times weekly.
Planes leave Edmonton about
seven or eight in the morning
and arrive in early afternoon.
Another goes back in the eve-
ning.
The young people were im-
pressed with Mr. Webster's
stories of the Eskimos and In-
dians and his pictures.
Lunch was served by the
Wingham society.
Local Man Is
Honored by OAA
Ed. Bauer of Wingham, was
a guest of honor at the Ontario
Automobile Association presi-
dent's Select Club banquet that
was held in London recently.
D. Blanchard, comptroller
of O. A. A. presented Mr. Bauer
with a trophy for his being
named the top division super-
visor for the year.
Leading representatives from
all over Ontario and their wives
attended the banquet, which is
an annual affair at O. A.A.
ENJOYING FUN, friendliness and fellowship at the RCAF
Clinton Cross -Trailer's first annual square dance jam-
boree, which was held in the recreation centre of RCAF
Station Clinton are: Doris and Doug Murton, Kincardine,
Audrey Waken and Frank Huff, St. Marys, Arta Grant
and Bill Hall, RCAF Clinton, Lorraine and Don Giddings,
Port Elgin, Vic arid Joan Madge, Clinton, June and Doug
Grayer, RCAF Centralia, Maple and Bill Boyd, London,
Eva and Bill Brown, Chatham.
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STOMACH POWDER $1.86
Capsules, 500's Reg. $4.29
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Area's New Clergyman,
Farmer Wrestling Star
The Cii ten News -Record
published the following infor-
mation about Rev. Robert U.
MacLean in last week's paper,
which had been gleaned from
the Petrolia Advertiser -Topic.
Rev. MacLean was recently in-
ducted into the three -point
Presbyterian charge, Clinton,
Auburn and Blyth. He had been
in Petrolia for 16 years.
Organization
For Huron Co.
Beef Producers
Thursday, February 21, is
the date set for launching of
another new county organiza-
tion, the Iiuron County Beef
Improvement Association.
At a recent meeting held in
Toronto, the Beef Producers of
Ontario agreed in principle to
a constitution and by-laws for
the organization at a provincial
level,
At the county meeting open
to all beef producers, at 2:00
p.m. on February 21st in the
Agricultural Board Room, Clin-
ton the Huron County Producers
will he asked to approve the
county constitution and by-
laws and elect a board of
directors and executive to carry
out the objectives to be out-
lined.
Ed. Starr of the Ontario
Live Stock Branch will be the
guest speaker and will outline
some activities the county or-
ganization can do to help the
beef industry in this county.
Every person in Huron Coun-
ty who produces beef cattle
shall he a member of the as-
sociation.
Mrs. Ellen Bone
Dies in Toronto
BELMORE—Ellen Bone, daugh-
ter of Bruce County pioneers,
died Tuesday in a Toronto nurs-
ing home. She was 92.
Mrs, Bone, a widow, was
born in Carrick Township near
Belmore in 1870. She was the
daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Curie.
Surviving are two brothers,
William Curie of Belmore and
Wallace Curie of Toronto, and
two sisters, "sirs. Annie McCal-
lum of Toronto and Ethel of
Washington, D.C.
She was predeceased by her
husband several years ago. They
had no children.
Hitch -Hiking Loon
Migrating birds usually fly—
but a loon in the Dorset area
had to hitch -hike part way via
Highway 35. Sudden cold
weather in December froze
Mountain Lake and left the
loon insufficient open water for
take -off. This forced it to
seek larger open water.
It walked, if its sliding mo-
tion can be called walking,
three-quarters of a mile to
Highway 35 and headed west
towards Lake of Bays. A Lands
and Forests conservation officer
picked it up after some diffi-
culty and gave it a lift to its
destination.
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"He has played an active
role in community citizenship
and will be missed not only by
his congregation but by the pub-
lic generally.
"Since moving to Petrolia,
Rev, MacLean has served as
Moderator of the Sarnia Presby-
tery and was its Clerk for seven
years.
"He is a past president of
the Petrolia and District Minis-
terial Association and the padre
of the Royal Canadian Legion
Branch and the St. Andrew's
Society,
"A native of Scottsville,
Nova Scotia, Mr. MacLean was
graduated in Arts at McGill
University, Montreal, and in
theology at Presbyterian Col-
lege, Montreal.
FORMER WRESTLER
"During his university days,
he was a member of the boxing,
wrestling and fencing teams for
six years and held the college
wrestling championship.
"Also during his college
years, he spent three summers
in mission fields at Hardrock
and Geraldton mining communi-
ties in the Longlac district of
Northern Ontario and worked on
the construction of a new Pres-
byterian Church in the latter
town.
"He graduated from the theo-
logical college in 1937 and fol-
lowing his ordination, spent
three years in St, Stephen, New
Brunswick, and then four years
as chaplain in the Royal Cana-
dian Air Force,
"Most of this service was at
Goose Bay, Labrador, then rec-
ognized as the largest airport in
the world. Upon leaving the
RCAF he accepted the call to
Petrolia in 1940.
"Rev, and Mrs, MacLean
and one daughter, Karen, a
grade eight pupil, will reside at
the home of Mrs. Edward Far-
quhar, King Street, Clinton.
"Another daughter, Janet, is
a nurse in training at Sarnia
General Hospital."
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Rev. C. F. Johnson, L.Th. - Rector
Mrs, Gordon Davidson - Organist
SEXAGESIMA SUNDAY — February 17
8.30 a.m.--Holy Communion
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer
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Tuesday, Feb. 19—Evening Guild, Parish Room, 8.1 .
Wednesday, reb. 20 --Board of Management, Parisi•
Room, 7.30
Thursday, Feb. 21 --=Altar Guild, Rectory, 3 o'clock t