HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-07-05, Page 7THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1951
CLINTON MOS -RECORD
PAGE SEVEN
RCAF Station and Adastral Park News
ADASTRAL PARK...
{ Social and. Personal
romotion Results
For Station School
Principal C. A. Trott of A/V/M
:ugh Campbell Public School,
'BAF Station, .Clinton, has an-
nounced promotion results for
1951.-52 as follows:
Grade 8 to Grade 9 Judy
lege-ton, Marie Refeusse.
Grade '7 to Grade 8—Gordon
Chambers, Donald Craig, Janet
Mills.
Grade 6 to Grade 7—Robert
Cameron, Fay Foster, Dianne
Miller.
Grade 5 to Grade 6—Ronald
Pinch, Robert Randall,
Grade 4 to Grade 5 — Bonnie
Burns, Edward Chambers, William
Carpenter, Julianne Giles, Samuel
Jenkins, Merle Knebleuch, Fred-
erick Lynch, David Lamb, Gloria
Lamb, Gloria Newman, James
Powell, Pamela Wall.
Grade 3 to Grade 4 -Karen
'Campbell, Kenneth Campbell,
Duncan Craig, Robert Carey,
Anne Edwards, Gerald Hatch,
Sandra MacLean, Frank McKel-
lar, Roberta McKenzie, Maxine
Munroe, Barry Pinnell, Denise
-Wade, Sandra Wall, Dennis West-
well.
Grade 2 to Grade 3 -Cynthia
Bury, George Bushell, Wendy
Carpenter, Sandra Crabb, Carol
Mills, Clifford Mills, Kathleen
Norris, Margaret Norris.
Grade 1 to Grade 2—Anthony
Baxter, Deirdre Brill -Edwards,
Nancy Brown, John Campbell,
Nine Lee Colwill, Anne Garton,
Janet King, Judith King, Ian
Lanouette, Michael MeLernon,
Karen MacKay, Kenneth Mac-
Kay, William Miller, Kathryn
Mitchell, Richard Norris, Tommy.
Randall, Aileen Stooke, Donald
Strachan.
Kindergarten to G ra de 1—
Christina Smith, Cheryl Madsen,
Patsy Leslie, Ricky Neil, Janet
Cotton, Jeanette MacLean, Har-
vey Christie, Gene Campbell,
Dawn Adams, Leslie Lenouette,
Lyn Johnston, John Gregorchick,
Gayle Brown, Allan Edwards, Joy
Turnbull, Robert Babin, Kather-
ine Bushell, Edward Moore, Terry
Stewart, Dianne Robitaille, Boyd
Wood, Terry Michaud.
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Memorials and Cemetery Work
of Every Description
T. PRYDE and SON
Clinton — Exeter — Seaforth
Visiting F/L and Mrs. T. Cook
is the former's mother, Mrs. T.
Cook, Brandon, Man.
Miss June Sharpe, Toronto,
.was a holiday weekend guest of
F/L and Mrs. J. H. Lynch.
Sgt. and Mrs. W. Smith and
children spent the holiday week-
end with the former's parents at
Midhurst,
A welcome to F/L and Mrs.
H. E. Bowman and children
Jimmy and Richard, who are now
residing at 3 Toronto Blvd.
F/S and Mrs. H. Mills, Janet
end Elaine, motored to Ottawa
for the weekend. Mrs. Mills and
girls are spending the summer
with her parents in ,Metoal,fe.
Mrs. G. Mackay end children
Karen, Ken and Janice, have left
Adastral Park to spend the sum-
mer with her parents at Kenora.
F/O and Mrs. William Potts,
David and Jeanie, motored to De-
troit to spend a few ,days with
relatives, returning this weekend.
Congratulations!
Congratulations are extended
to S/L William Garton and S/L
D. C. Forrest of No. 1 AROS on
their recent promotions.
Marks Birthday
Miss Wendy Carpenter celebrat-
ed her eighth birthday on June
29 with a party, inviting many
of her friends and playmates to
help celebrate.
Welcome Extended!
Adastral Park extends a wel-
come to F/L and Mrs. T. Cook
end their children, Pat and Marg-
ery, who have just moved. to 5
Toronto Blvd. -
Three Years Old Today
Thursday, July 5, Miss Suzanne
Madsen celebrated her thirdebirth-
day with a big party. Many of
her small friends were there to
sing 'Happy Birthday to You..
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Officers' Wives
Enjoy. Bingo Game
The July meeting of -the Of-
ficers' Wives' Auxiliary was held
in the dining room of the Offic-
ers' Mess Tuesday evening, with
the vice-president, Mrs. Gordon
Grant, presiding.
Due to the resignation of Mrs.
Verde Munro, Mrs. Warner was
elected to take her place as treas-
urer. Arrangements were made
for a swimming party for the
August meeting,
Following the business, mem-
bers enjoyed a pleasant social
hour playing bingo. Delicious
refreshments concluded the even-
ing.
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Editor:
Sgt. J. E. MILLER
Assistant
Station PRO
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R AF SCHOOL Re-opeHing'PUPILS HONOUR Gina.
TWO GRADUATES
Of Officers' Mess
The A/V/M Hugh Oanspbel
School had a concert to mark th
closing of the school year
June 27 in the Tech. Theatre.
Fay Foster acted as chairman.
She opened the concert with d
short speech and thenthe school
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sang "0 Canada.'.
First on the program was an
eotion song by the Kindergarten
pupils conducted by their teach
er, Miss Clark. John Campbell
was next, singing a sole/ -earned
"The Poetic"; Bonny Burns fol-
lowed with a Scottish dance.
Marie Refausse did two Bible
Flannelgraphs with their stories.
A comical duet followed with
Brent and John, Berkley taking
part.
Five of Mrs. Chambers' pupils
—Wendy. Carpenter, Kathy Norris,
Janet King, Nina Lee Caldwell
and Clifford Mills said Nursery
Rhymes. The song "Go Tell Aunt
Rhodey" was sung by Billy Mil-
ler, Clifford Mills, George Bushell,
Wendy Carpenter, a nd John
Campbell.
Judy Ogston gave the history
of the school from the time it
first began in the Headquarters
Building to Building No. 22 in
the Compound.
The Kindergarten pupils gave a
finger -play which was very In-
teresting. Grades 3, 4 and 6 pre-
sented a play with Eddie Cham-
bers, Freddie Lynch, Jimmy
Powell, Billy Carpenter,- Bobby
Cameron and Barry Pinnel, tak-
ing part. This comedy play prov-
ed very enjoyable to everyone.
Mr. Trott, principal,' presented
gifts to Marie Refausse and Judy
Ogston, the two graduates of the
school this year.
The concert ended with the
singing of God Save the King.
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World Travelling
Highly Recommended
F/L G. G. (Ray) Agnew, a
former Public Relations Officer at
RCAF Station, Clinton, and of-
ficer of Clinton Lions Club, and
now stationed at Greenwood, NS,
writes from The Azores under
date of June 29.
"We are passing through the
Azores en route home to Green-
wood, N.S., after 35 days abroad
in England, Northern Ireland,
Gibraltar, oto," he states. "We
have had a very interesting month
working with the NATO count-
ries on joint exercises.
"Leisure time in London, Gib-
raltar, etc., provided much of
interest, especially to the younger
squadren members who missed
World War II.
"A number of our radio of-
ficers on this trip were graduates
of the AROS at Clinton, so the
lads studying there now can
also look forward to world trav-
elling at 21, as NATO grows in
size and scope," F/L Agnew con-
cludes.
PORTER'S HILL
The Community Club meeting
was held June 20 at the home of
Mrs. Johnson with 12 members
and four visitors present. The
meeting opend by singing "0 Can-
ada" followd by the Lord's Pray
er. Secretary's and treasurer's
reports were given. The roll cell
was answered by different sug-
gestions for the work for the
coming year. They were voted
on and the one that carried was
the, beautification of the Porter's
Hill church grounds. it was de-
cided not to have a picnic this
year.
Mrs. Torrance gave two read-
ings and Barbara Betties conduct-
ed games and prizes going to
Mrs. J. Stirling, Mrs. J. McCowan,
Mrs. Austin Harris, Mrs. Ernie
Townshend, Mrs, Pete Harrison,
Mrs. Grant Stirling end Mrs. Al-
len Battles.
The July meeting to be held
at the home of Mrs. Glen Pick-
ard with the roll call to be an-
swered by the paying of $1 in-
stead of having 'a baking sale.
Mrs. Will Cox and Mrs. D. Harris
to have charge of the program,
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served lunch.
MINISTER. PASSES
GODERICH--Rev. A. a Cald-
er, well known Anglican clergy-
man, former Conservative mem-
ber of the Ontario Legislature
for Kant West, who retired a
year ago as rector of.St. George's
Church, London, died in hospital
at London June 27. In Huron
Diocese since 1916, he was a for-
mer rector of St. George's Chur-
ch, Goderich. interment was In
Maitland 'Cemetery, Goderich.
Saturday evening, June 30, will
be a date long -remembered by
the members and guests of the
Clinton RCAF Officers' Mess, for
et that time thenewly-renovated
oficers' mess was officially opened
by a gala Informal supper, floor
show and dance.
From the moment the guests
entered the enlarged hallways,
colorfully decorated in wine and
grey, they could not help but
be impressed with the beauty of
their surroundings. The main
lounge received special commen-
dation.
Highlighting the decorating
scheme was a double sized picture
window across the front of the
building, brightened by window
boxes with tuber begonias in a
mass of colorful bloom. The col-
our scheme of grey and light
green was carried out effectively
in striated plywood walls and in
and 'Mrs. T. O. Newton, S/L and
Mrs H. M. Norris, S/L and Mrs.
William Garton, 'S/L and Mrs.
Verde Munro, S/L and Mrs. D,
C. Forrest, S/L and Mrs. J. G.
Bury.
G/C and Mrs. W. F, Newson,
W/C and Mrs. Berg, S/L and Mrs.
G. Grindley, all of Centralia
RCAF Station; S/L and Mrs. Bell,
London; F/L and Mrs. Eric Bax-
ter, F/L Kennedy, F/L and Mrs.
R. McKee, Mr. and Mrs. Pau/
Willis, London, F/L and Mrs. J.
H. Lynch; Dr. and Mrs. James
Higgins, and Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
MacLeod, Kincardine; F/L and
Mrs. R. S. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs.
George McLay, Mr. end Mrs. A.
Y. McLean, Seafonth; Mr. and
Mrs H. C. 'Lawson, F/L and Mrs.
McWilliam.
F/L and Mrs, J. T. Dalton, Mr,
and Mrs. Glen Gardiner, Gode-
rich, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Trott,
the furnishings. The grey lime- Capt. and Mrs. R. W. Anderson,
stone fireplace with its hand- F/L and Mrs. Endersbe, F/L and
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pol'ished top, was an added beauty Mrs. N. S. Greig, F/L and Mrs.
spot, Warmth of color was H. E. Bowmen; Dr. and Mrs. R.
,brought in by the wine colored W. Hughes, Goderich; Mr and
rug and the floral chins drapes.
The well -kept lawns and gar-
dens at the side and back of the
building made private by a tall
hedge of evergreens, was the
ideal setting for the early part
of the program. Many smell
tables end chairs dotted the lawn
for the delicious buffet supper of
chicken and lobster. Following
this, guests watched a floor show
from a temporary stage set up
just outside the building. F/L
Robert McKee acted as master of
ceremonies,
A. Y. McLean, MP, Seaforth,
in behalf of the honorary mem-
bers, thanked members of the
mess for the privileges they had
bestowed on the honorary mem-
bers and asked them to accept a
gift of silver on this special oc-
casion. H. C. Lawson, Clinton,
made the presentation S/L W.
M. Garton, president of the Mess,
replied fittingly and W/C R. F.
Miller, AFC, commanding officer,
welcomed the guests. Assisted by
Bern Conway's "Continentals,"
Lloyd Wright's troupe from Lon-
don - entertained with a short
floor show. Highlighting this,
was a feminine impersonator,
George Bailey, whose dance rou-
tines and singing proved popular
with the audience.
Dancing followed in the dining
room to the music of the "Cont-
inentals."
Among those who were present
were: W/C and Mrs. R. F. Miller,
W/C and Mrs. B. G. Miller, Major
and Mrs. J. E. Weinbrenner, S/L
rs 0. L. G. Atkey, Petrolia; F/L
and Mrs. K. A. Wark, F/L and
Mrs. J. Hynds, F/L and Mrs. C.
L. Harding, F/L end Mrs. T. B.
Ianson, F/L and Mrs. R. E,
Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ball, Mr.
and Mrs. Royce Macaulay; Miss
K. Murray, Winnipeg; Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Bell, Talara, Peru; F/L K.
MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs. L, E.
Cardiff, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Gardner, Goderich; F/L Don
Kyle, F/L and Mrs. T. Cook, F/.0
and Mrs. A. W. Break, F/O M.
Boulton, F/0 and Mrs. J. Carp-
enter, F/O and Mrs. J. McCallum,
F/O and Mrs. C. R. Barret, F/O
and Mrs. J. D, Josbin, F/O and
Mrs. G. F. Clement, F/O and
Mrs. J. MacWilliam, P/O and
Mrs. Lloyd, F/O and Mns. R.
Carey,, F/O end Mrs. T. L. Bangs;
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bates, Mr. and
Mrs. D, Allen, Hawkesbury; F/O
D. J. Williamson, F:/0 W. Freis-
en, F/O and Mrs. 0. E. Warner,
F/0 and Mrs. James Hope, F/O
and Mrs. W. F. Potts, P/O and
Mrs. D. P. Pearce, P/O H. G.
Craig, F/O T. S. Crawford, F/0
and Mrs. A. E. Sturgess; and
many others.
VARNA
Induction Service
The induction service for Rev.
T. J. Pitt will be held in the
United Church on Friday even-
ing, July 6, at 8 p.m.
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