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They'll look their best, and you receive our quick service with all our custom- ary care! Templeman Cleaners WINGHAM r•CA.‘ 1'VA:A Ask for our Wafer Repellant a Moth-Proofing Service Phone 323 for Pick-up and Delivery • • REFINED, PROVED FOR YOUR HEATING UNIT! Esso • H EATING FUELS ANOTHER GOOD REASON FOR' DEALING WITH ... "The man you like to call" for FAST, EFFICIENT HELPFUL SERVICE ALWAYS LOOK TO IMPERIAL FOR THE BEST I • I' W. A. TIFFIN ' . PHONE, 730 WINGHAM The RCAF Golden Hawks pre- ciSior jot, aerobatic team will be the, feature 'attraction Saturday, September 19th when RCAF "Sta- tions, Clinton and Centralia pool their resources' at Centra'ia to stage the biggest ground. and air show ever held in% this area. The occasion is. Air Force Day 1959, which this year is dedicated to, celebrating the 50th anniversary of powered flight "in Canada and the 35th birthday of the RCAF. The Centralia show will be the only one of its kind which will =be open to the genera] public this year. In addition to a really outstand- ing aerial display, ground exhibits of aircraft will encompass' more RCAF aircraft than have dyer been shown in the past, Although no op'en house will be held at RCAF Station Clinton, a host of ground displays embracing activities of No. 1 Radar and Com- xnunications School and No. 1 School of Food Services will be shown 'in Centralia. Station Centralia will open its gates to the public at .1 p.m. Grotind displays will be in opera- tion continuously from that time until the close of the show at 4.30 in the afternoon. Headliners of the aerial show will' be the RCAF Golden Hawks, 'one of the world's outstanding acrobatic teams, The Golden Hawks have provided thrilling aerial displays across Canada in the past four months' and have been.- received with great acclaim everywhere.. Their show at Cen- tralia, will, he the last in this year's schedule., Along With the Golden Hawks' flying display will be staged by approximately 35 other RCAF air- AN EXTRA S10,000 . FOR YOU craft . including the famed "Red Knight?' solo Shooting Star jet dis- play. Other features will include sky-writing, smoke-trailing jets performing bomb bursts, formatiOn flying,. the giant . Argus Maritime aircraft, Neptune Patrol bombers, Flying Bbxcar, parachute drop- ping, helicopter pick-ups, jet assist- ed take-Offs and other outstanding aerial.performances. Most of these aircraft will also be seen on the ground including Sub- marine Killing Argus, the biggest aircraft ever built in Canada. An- other outstanding ground display will be the 'Silver Dart, an RCAF- built replica of the first airplane to tly in the British Empire. This is an exact cony of the one flown at Baeddeek, Nova Scotia, fifty years ago by J. A. D. McCurdy,' now ,Lieutenant Governor of the Pro- vince of Nova Scotia, in company with such oustanding figures as Alexander Graham Bell and air- craft designer Glen' Curtiss. Indoor displays in the Centralia, hangers will show RCAF safety equipment, electronics, instruments^ meterological gear, ground defence equipment, radar and a' host of others, Outstanding displays from Clinton Will include a radio-con. trolled robot man, a radio-control- led car and many others showing all 'aspects of training in Canada's largest electronics school.. ; A gOod comparison of the way of life of the 'RCAF-at its birth in 1024 and at present will be given by School of rood Services display illugrating the advances in food Serving and • ,dietetics throughout tho years, Another unusual exhibit will be that from the 'ItCAP Photographic Establisitient at Rockcliffe; illus- trating the way in which millions of .phOttis taken by RCAF aircraft resilited in the mapping of Can- ada, one. of the biggest projects of Its kind Undertaken .anywhere. -Other ciliplays will show Can- ada's air defence system in action by means of films and tape. re- cordings, Also, of interest to stamp collectora, Will, be 'the display WIIITECHURC11 LEADS IN EMT FINALS The Whitechureh Midgets arc leading the best-of-five series for WOAA championship against the Artnow boys, The series now stands at two wins and a tie for Whitechureh compared with one win and the other half of -the tie for the team from' the north. . On Monday night of last week the Whitechureh squad .eked out a narrow decision with a final count of 3-2, On Wednesday night the Armow team was in White- church .for the second encounter which finished with two runs each and darkness prevented another inning to break the dbadlock. Friday evening the Whitechureh team really outhit their competi- tors and romped home with a 10-7 victory. It was another story on Monday night of this week however, for the BOWLING HEMS A Wingham rink, won first prize and the Irwin Trophy last week at Clinton, when they attended the ladies' trebles' tournament, The winners were Miss Agnes Mitchell, Mrs, W. II. Edwards and Mrs. Andy Mitchell, , Another Wingham rink, Mrs. Gordon MacKay, Mrs, Jack Mac- Intyre and Mrs. ,Omar Haselgrove Were fourth in the same event. * * * Mrs, Reg. °Oral, Miss Yvonne MacPherson and Mrs Cordon Mac- Kay nttencied a ladies' trebles tournament in Paisley- last week and won third prize. brought to Centralia from Station. Aylmer. This display, built up by RCAF philatelists, depicts fl major portion of Canada's aviation his- tory in,starnps and first covers. Ample parking facilities will 'be available for visitors as well as baby-sitting services. and refresh, Meat booths,' • Esso Furnace Oil —for Automatic Burners • Esso Stove Oil —for Gravity 'Fed Heaters 4,04$:WaSiMeMP • AHA1) Ai triALTO Redd 0th of Wihnlp60 6016t, itiortimitointimeiffgaizaraN Let's say you put one dollar a day into an In- vestors plan. ,These few dollars a week— will grow into $10,000 in just twenty years! More' than 100/)00 Can- adians are already making their dreams come true through Investors Syndi- cate, and a plan can be tailored to suit your speci- fic needs. Start now to build a substantial cash reserve for your future. See your Investors Syndicate repre- sentative soon,. Thomas A. Jardin Pilarte 147, Wingliatn, Ont. Emerson Ivel rhan'o 884W, Harriston I nvestors rind boat® SER E CAA A ti IN BUILDING FIRE—John Bennett and Philip Adams were entered in the fire Rating test at the annual field day and build their fire under the watchful eye of District Commissioner Archie Gowanlock. A group of Wingham boosters look on.---Photo by Cant elon, A. new training year is beginning. Get in on the ground floor on National Survival Training. To join you must be at least 161/2 „, and physically lit... Armow lads tightened their defen- sive play and came from behind to take the top half of a 7-6 deci- sion. The next and perhaps deciding game will ibe played in Armow to- night (Wednesday) and if another' match is needed it will be played in Whitechurch on. Friday.