HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-12-06, Page 11I1P,;SDAY, DFiCEMB R 6, 1951
ElectiQrL, Coming Up
In AdaslraT' Park
The Mayor of Adastral park
02 H. E. Bennett, has. an-
nounced that an e'leotiah will be
elol in the+=near future for the
ffices of mayor and councillors
f this thriving, one hundred and
orty-five family community. On
November 30 the Mayor issued
e.e first in a series of bulletins
or the information of 'Adan rel
ark residents.' This important
ulletin reads as follows:
"Throughout all RCAF married
rejects it has been the policy
or the residents to elect a coun-
ii to administer the affairs of
he community.
"The, present council was ap-
ointed as a temporary measure
Dell elections could be held.
"It has been decided ho hold
lection for, the post . of Mayor,.
brae councilmen and tivo noun -
women with Adastral Park
Bing divided into two Wards.
Ward 1—All PMQ's west of the
entre line of the north south
ortion of Edmonton Rd.
Ward 2—All leMQ's east of the
hove -mentioned portion.
The Mayor will be elected from
he whole of Adastral Park.
Ward I will elect one council-
ran and one councilwoman and
and 2 will elect two council.
en and one councilwoman.
The rules for the forthcoming
lection are as follows:
I (a) All service personnel and
Ives living in PMQ's are en-
itled to vote.
(b) Nominations will be ac-
epted by the present secretary,
Skinny men, women
gain 5,10,15 lbs.
Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor
'What a thrill! Bony limbs ail out; ugly hollows
.aa tip: nook no longer scrawny: body loses boll.
starved, sickly "bean polo" look. Thousands of
Ogle, women, men. who nova. could $gin before,
a,
the eoeolul vigOrbulidtas no.sitbwmiog
tomo, Ostrow. Its tonics, stimulant, Invigorators.
Iron, vitamin al, calcium, enrich blood, Improve
appetite and digestion s0 f00dIves you more
strength and nourishment: put flab en barn bones..
Don't fear getting too lat. Stop when you've 501000
the G, 10, 10 or 20 lbs. you need fornormal weight.
Costs little. New "gat ncgllnlntoU" eine ante Uso,
andfamous
dded 00 nds this very day dt all'ruggist `
Sgt: Stooke, Room B13, Bldg. 22
until 1200 hrs. Dec. 7, 1951.
(e) Nominations must be en-
dorsed by five eligible voters.
(d)' Final details as to election
date and balloting will be pub-
lished in the Clinton newspapers
and' by PIVIQ bulletin as soon as
all nominations are received,
The importance of voting in
this coning election cannot be
too heavily stressed, as your
council performs an important
end necessary function in the
community,
This elected body will be re-
sponsible for drafting and enforc-
ing all by-laws approved by the
Commanding Officer. They will
also endeavour to promote com+-
enmity spirit by assisting the
various organizations now. oper-
ating in Ad -astral Park.
Your council provides a channel
of communication for your come
paints and suggestions, encour-
ages community spirit and the
construction of recreationa facil-
ities.
`VOTE as you like, but Vote'."
Signed: H. E. Bennett, W02,
Mayor,
Mayor Bennett's bulletin leaves
little to be said on the prelimin-
aries of organizing the forth-
coming election. Clarification of
any pallet or additional "gem"
may be obtained from the sece-
tary, Sgt. Stoake,
Only one day now remains' to
submit those all important nom'-
inations. Yoitnr mayor and coun-
cillors are not filling formal
positions to -card. out (routine
duties or a dictated policy. They
are your representatives who can
and do initiate important legis-
lation for the benefit of the com-
munity as a whole. The quality
of this legislation will only be
at soundand just as the quality
of the' candidates you select. Let
us all give serious consideration
to this matter. Nominate and vote
for those who will provide Adast-
eel Park with an energetic, con-
scientious, and progressive gov-
erning body for 1952.
Above all VOTE, Rememlber,
an eligible voter who negligently
fails to cast a ballot has no right
to criticize the government.
CLINTON eNL''ArS; R1ECOtD
and Anastral ar°h No
RCAF Officers' Wives
HoldaC'hristrnas Party
Mrs. W. L. Baynton waselect-
ed president of the Officers'
Wives Auxiliary following the
Christmas party held in the din -
fug room of the Officers' Mess
Tuesday evening.
Other officers are Mrs. T. N.
Duff, vice-president; Mrs. Thomas
Bangs, secretary; Mrs. D. Hal-
crow, treasurer; Mrs, David Os-
borne, . chainnan.. of committees
and Mrs. 'Robert McKee, social
convener.
Mrs. George Bury, president,
presided at the. election of of
Beers.
The December meeting was
bald in the form of a Christmas,
party, with the dining room, ap-
propriately decorated for the oc-
casion, Mrs. E. A. Hutton assist-
ed members Of the executive' in
receiving the members and guests
at 'a reception, which preceded
a delicious supper.'
Following supper, the presi-
dent, Mrs. G. Bury, welcomed
the guests and asked Mrs, Hut-
ton to make a lucky draw, which
was won by Mrs. W. Bracken
and Mrs. C. Trott. "A short buss=
ness meeting elected officers for
the coming term.
Santa Claus, in the person of
Mrs. Hutton, then distributed the
gaily packaged gifts to each mem-
ber and guest. A sing -song of
Christmas carols, led by Mrs. C.
L. Harding, completed an enjoy-
able evening.
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Another Course
Graduates at R & CS
On Friday, November 30, Radar
Performance Checkers (Air)
Course No. 39 graduated from 1
Radar and Communications
School, Among the graduates
was AW2 Lillian Barraud, Salm-
on Arm, B.C., who stood third
in her class and has the honour
of being the first airwoman in
the RCAF to graduate from a
technical course of this nature.
AW2 Barraud who attended the
Faculty of Arts at the 'University
of British Columbia, enlisted in
the RCAF in .Thly, 1951. Nine
days later she arrived at the Per-
sonnel. Selection 'Unit . at St.
Johns, Que. Now awaiting post -
ng from 1 R. and CS, AW2 Bar -
crud has the proper attitude for
a successful career in the RCAF.
"I am willing to do my duty in
my trade," she says, "and I hope
to see as much of Canada as pos-
sible while I am in the service,"
Other graduates from Rdr PC
(A) 39 were airmen: W. M.
Evelyn, Victoria, BC: 3, A. Stack
Legal, Alia.; I. P. Hart, Green-
field Park, Que,; D. P. McGaghey,.
St. John, N.B.' J, W. Metcalf,.,
Port Arthur, and I. J. Smith, of
Toronto and Victoria, B.C. The
honour graduate was AC2 Ivor
Hart who stood first in his class
and obtained a "Pass With Cred-
it" mark of 61.9 per cent.
W/C 8, G. Miller, Officeu
Commanding' 1 R and CS, pre-
sented the diplomas to the mem-
bers of Rdr PC (A) Course 39.
W/C Miller Congratulated the
graduates, wished them every
success in their trade, and espec-
ially commended the efforts of
the honour student, AC2 Hart,
and the airwoman graduate, AW2
Barraud.
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Lovely Dresser Set Watch Bracelet
Rhnestone Necklace s Electric Shaver
Pearl' Necklace Lodge or Initial Ring
Locket Lighter
Silverware Utility Case
Compact , a Collar and Tie Set
Corn Flower Crystal Billfold
Watch BraceletCarving' Set
Earrings. g Onyx or Cameo Ring
Wall Plaque 4 Pen and Pencil Set
Musical Powder Box Brush Set
Evening Case -'
Table Lighter
iFigurine. Cigarette Case
Cup and Saucer�l Cuff Links
Hand -carved Rose �'�, Rolls Razor
Ronson or Presto Lighter t` Travel Clock
Peri and Pencil Set P.) Identity Bracelet
Travelarm. or Baby Ben e0 Lodge Lapel Pin
Brooch or Pins Key Chain, or Case
Silver Tray or Dish Barometer
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Phone 382 Local 69 5 6.
Graduates 'Winged' At Clinton RCAF Station
Air Vice Marshal R. E. McBurney, CBE, CD, "winged", 17 commander, F/I. R. McKee, In the packer end 4..: u
graduates at (RCAF Station, Clinton, Friday last. He is een E. A. D. Hutton, CD, cdmmanding officer of the station, and
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--Clinton RCAF Photo; engraving courtesy The London Free Press
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ATr1'E
BROWNIES
On Friday, evening, November
30, some of the little girls of the
Station experienced a thrill they
are not apt to forget for a long,
long time. At this meeting of
the Brownies, Seconder Nine Lee
Colwell and Tweenies Louise
Menerd, Mary Hutton, Margaret
Norris and. Caron Gattinger were
enrolled as full-fledged Brown-
ies. To add to the excitement,
Sixers Bonnie Burns, Julianne
Giles, Merle Knoblauch a n d
Seconder Karen Campbell receiv-
ed their one-year service star,
The Brownies invited their moth-
ers to be their guests and after
singing songs and playing games
a delicious lunch was served by.
the Brownies, ably assisted by
Brown Owl — Mrs. Brown,
Tawny Owl — Mrs, Burns and
Snowy Owl - IMrs. Randall.
GIRL GUIDES
The' unique ceremony of fly-
ing -up from- Brownies to Gir9.
Guides was held at the A/V/M
Hugh Campbell School on Fri-
day evening, Nov. 30. While the
Brownies formed -their Fairy Ring
and sang a farewell song, Diane
Miller flew out of the ring and
through the arch to be enrolled
into the 2nd Clinton Girl Guide
Co. by -Capt. Betty Nell, After
this ceremony Diane invited her
mother, Mrs. B. G. Miller, to be
a guest at the Girl Guide meet-
ing.
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NCO'S WIVES' AUXILIARY
The first December meeting of
the NCO's Wives Auxiliary was
held in the dining room of the
Sergeant's Mess on Monday even-
ing, Dec. 3. The large number
of new members helped the
former members make the meet-
ing a huge success. An election
of officers was held after an
interesting business meeting and
(Additional RCAF News
on Page 12)
She's A Baby
For such a SHORT TIME
Children should be photographed
often. One minute they ,are learn-
ing to sit up; the next they can
walk; then they start to climb and
get into all sorts of mischief,
Have a Camera Portrait of your
child today to bring- you happy
memories tomorrow.
MacLaren9s Studio
(CLINTON and GODERICiii)
PHONE 401
Clinton or Goderieh
(same number both
places)
CLINTON STUDIO
open
TSIESDATS and THURSDAYS
1.30 to 7.30 p.m. •
and SATURDAY Evenings
(other times by appointment)
Embily
BUT I FED THE SOW A
GOOD RATION ;MONTHS
BEFORE FARROWING
TIME
THAT WAS GOOD,
JIM•YOU FED THE
PIGS INSIDE THE SOW.
NOW YOU'VE GOT TO
HELP FEED THEM
OUTSIDE THE SOW.
SHE HAS DONE MOST
OF HER JOB,
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last but .notleast, delicious re-
freshments were served by the
old and new entertainment corn-
mittee,, It is hoped to make• the
meetings on the first and third
Mondays of each month both int-
eresting and beneficial to all the
welcome members.
THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL.
It is truly gratifying to see
the chapel nearly filled with
church -goers these Sundays. With
Mrs. Petah at the organ and the
choir in their pieces, the service
would be difficult to equal any-
where. We are pleased to learn
that our congregation choose to
consider the Station Chapel as
they Would their own church by
requesting Padre Harding to un-
ite couples in marriage and also
baptize children, Lest Sunday
the beautiful flowers were plac-
ed on the altar in loving memory
of John Ridley Brown, brother
of Mrs. G. B. Kennedy and Miss
Bettie E. Brown.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES
It has been planned to hold
the Christmas Service in the
Protestant Chapel on Sunday,
December 16 ` at 11:15 a.m.
At three o'clock in - the of ter
noon of December 16, the child-
ren "will take part in the annual
White Gift Service to be held in
the Chapel,
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CHAPLAIN'S OFFICES
The offices of the Station
Chaplains, Protestant and Roman
Catholic, which were formerly in
the Library Bldg., are now situat-
ed in the Chapel Bldg.
RECIPE
Maple Cream Candy
4 cups browns sugar
1 tbs. flour
1/Z tsp, baking powder
1 cup top milk
2 tbsp. butter
pinch salt
Mix ingredients (in order) to-
gether. Cook (stirring constant-
ly)
onstantly) until mixture forms soft ball
when dropped in cold water. Then
add one teaspoon of vanilla and
tone cup of chopped nuts (if de-
sired). Beat until creamy and
Pour into greased dish, Cut in
squares when nearly cold.
Hints for Good Coffee Making:
1. Buy coffee in small amounts
and have it freshly ground:
2. Store in a tightly covered
container; preferably a clean,
screw top jar, and -place in reg•
frigerator.
3. Use fresh cold water or fresh
boiling water to make coffee.
4, Preheat coffee pot by rins-
ing with boiling water just be-
fore making coffee.
.5 To improve flavor add %
teaspoon of salt to every eight
cups of coffee. r _ a
CATHOLIC WOMEN'S LEAGUE
The Catholic Women's League
held their monthly meeting on
Wednesday, Nov. 28 at the borne
of Mrs. Eric Baxter, Father
Pokier and 'Father Wight were
present, the latter being the guest
of honour end was presented with
a beautiful brief case as a part-
ing gift from the members of
the CWL,
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HAPPY 8IRTH AY
to Nancy Brown on her sev-
enth birthday on November 29.
Fourteen little girls helped Nancy
celebrate the occasion before
lunch was served.
—to Donnie Strachan who cele-
brated his eighth birthday lest
week at his home, 52 Winnipeg
Road,
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CONGRATULATIONS
—to Sgt. and Mrs. George Pratt
and their new little son, Bobby.
WELCOME
—to F/L and Mrs. G. C. Whit-
tington, 12 Quebec Rd,
'-to F/O and Mrs. G. J. Irwin,
2 Quebec Rd.
—to F/L and Mrs. R. E, Flet-
cher, 6 Toronto Blvd.
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PERSONALS
Welcome back to Adastral Park,
a tournd of dutyEatBRCeAF Statfter
ion,
MacDonald, Man,
Miss Marion Woehl, London,
and Mrs. Norman Pring were
guests on Sunday of F/O -and
Mrs. L. 0, Mitchell, 20 Quebec
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Henry and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Rowatt, Dray -
on, were weekend guests of
WO2 and Mrs. R. W. Holdershaw
nd Mary Lynne.
Cpl. and Mrs. J. Averill and
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Donnie, Aylmer, were guests of
Cpl, and Mrs. T. V. Cook and
family over the weekend.
F/S George Mills, 41 Edznonton
Rd., left on Sunday for three
weeks of temporary duty at St.
Johns, Quebec.
Miss Beryl Bracken (R.N.), of
Hamilton, spent last weekend
visiting her brother and sister-,
in-law, S/L and Mrs. Bracken.
There's three cute little kit-
tens to be given away, perhaps
as a Christmas gift. The kittens
are waiting at 16 Regina Rd. for
an owner.
Sincere Sympathy
Our sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to LAC and Mrs. Clarence
Nagle, whose daughter, Irma
Neve, passed away at Clinton,
Ont., on Friday, Nov. 30. The
funeral was held on Saturday
afternoon at 2 p.m, at the Ball
and Mutch funeral home with
F/L C. L. Harding, Station
Chaplain (Prot.) officiating, In-
terment was heId in the Veter-
ans' Plot in Clinton Cemetery.
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