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Mrs, Ernest Pritchard of
TQronto, accompanied by heir
;cousins Mr. Rob Walker,. B.A. of
Ottawa, who teaches problem
children, i.e. culturally .deprived; °
. also Dr: Alan • Wright, and Mrs.
Wright, M:'$c of Toronto, spent
a pleasant weekend. visiting the
'Pentland 'families, in this area;
Dr: Wright - is a lecturer in
astronolny, and also. is engaged
in space research . at York'
University.. Mr. Roger Pentland
of Thessalon and Miss Donna
Pentland of London spent the
weekend at their home.
On Tuesday, June 2, Messrs.
Frank and Laverne Pentland of
Dungannon were present in
.Regina 'at the Ordination Service
fo"r R:ev. Karl Sievert of Asquith,
Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Sievert
formerly lived at Dungannon
and so a congratulatory letter
- and small gift were sent to him
there. The Pentland brothers
plan to visit .other friends and
relatives while away.
Mr. and Mrs,, Robt. Pentland
of. Detroit visited Mrs. Laverne
Pentland menthe wn ke,nd.
A great --Many children and
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Confirmation was held at St
Peters Church,- Goderich on
_ lou day- -evenn ng,:,June I.:.Those
tai Itingsbridge. , mho
confirmed -by -Bishop-"G.'-°-E.
Carter were: Mrs. Anne
Riegling, Cornelia VanDelpen,
Charles Crawford, Kathleen
C)'Keefe, Mary Bongertman,
•Brenda Moran, Mary ' Anne
Miltenburg, Lawrence Mogan,
Judith.Loran Mzehael Moran;
Joe, VanRooy-, Patti Dalton and
-bene Yule. ,‘,.,..
A Parish meeting was held in
the school gym Sunday evening
to make plans lo the
Kingsbridge , Gene'olo.gicai'
Society Reunion to be held in
August.
Mrs. Blaise Martin has
retufnedfrom spending two
weeks holidays in Hamilton with
relatives.,-
Mr. and Mrs. Jack VanOsch
visited Friday and Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. John . VanOsch and
Michael of Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martin and
,adults participated in the 1? mile
walkathon Saturday from
Brookside.
Congratulations are extended
to Mr,. and Mrs: Roy Finnigan on
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Relatives` and 'friends were -their
guests .Saturday evening , at
Carlow. Hall.
Mrs. J. M. Reed and Mr.
Girvin'Reed were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Eadie of
Holyroad on Sunday.
Sympathy of tills community
is e;ctended' to Rev. and Mrs: J.
Ure Stewart of Seaforth, whose
son-in,Jaw; died Saturday, Also,
sympathy is extended to the
relatives of the late Mr. Wm,
Cook of Chesley,
We are pleased to report
Maurice Ivers .is home again from
the Wingham and District
Hospital following his bout with
pneumonia. -
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Aldhorn,
Johnny • and Gregory of
Brumfield visited on Sunday
with Mrs,, Mary Bue and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan McNee of
Ajax visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Graham McNee.
daughter who are renovating the
. Addle Martin homestead spent
_.. a weekend here—They plan..to
Mr. and `irs. John Sheardown
of London add Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Heffernan of Brantford
spent the weekend with Mr. and,
Mrs. Armond Heffernan_' Baby
•--Wayn3Heffernan is -spending
two ,, weeks - with his
grandparents.. Joe- VanOsch
and his "Milk Truck" and
assistant Lorne Cook, on behalf
of the ' Farmer's vUnion, were
very successful at distributing
"thirty seven gallons, of milk
among the walkers •in the
Ashfield Walkathon
Saturday. Also congratulations' to
• Mrs. Jde Courtney and her. six
children who, all completed the
walk and and. brought in. over a
hundred • dollars. Congratula-
tions, also, to Dan Dalton and
-his committee who worked liard
• at organizing the 'walk.
p Port Albert
Anniversary services will be
held in Ashfield Presbyterian •
Church next Sunday, June 14, at
11 a.m. and 730 p.m: with•Kev.
Robert Armstrong of Wingham
as guest preacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oliver
visited recently with their "son in
, Toronto. .
Mr. and Mrs. George
Leadbetter of Toronto spent the
weekend with Mrs. . Colin
MacGregor.
A work bee was held by the
ladies of the Church on Tuesday
to clean and wax the floor of the
church School.
Mackenzie's Trailer Camp was
used by some 30 trailers last
weekend.
WALKATHON
`The ._ North Ashfield School
Walkathon on Saturday had
between 350-400 walkers aged
from five to 50 years taking
part. Most of these pompleted
the 17 -mile route over gravel
roads uphill and down vale,
stopping for refreshments at
strategic points!
Colonel k.W. Ryan,. Base Commander CFB Clinton, prepares to open phase out party activities
while Lieutenant Colonel O.E. Warner Commandant, Radar and Communications School,
Lieutenant Commander P.A. Scott Commandant Warrant Officers School and Lieutenant Colonel
OH. Hack Commandant School of Instructional Technique look on. The cake was designed by
Corporal R.A. ,Mackey, Food Services Section, and commemorates the existence of RCAF
Station/CFS Clinton from 14 October, 1943 to present. The party was held May 30.
Clinton phase out party held
On Saturday May 30, CFB
Clinton was the scene of a sad,
but gala event. A- Phase Out
Party for -all service and civilian
personnel employed on the Base
and for all honorary, associate,
and ordinary members of the
•. Messes was held in the Physical
Training Centre. Dancing was to
the music of Ron Brown and his'
Orchestra
• ::The .,scene of the festivities
-was themes.
Immediately upon entrance into
• the building, the "Unterof fizier
House" greeted the eye. Mock
beer • kegs and ' an . "oom-pah"
baned extended an imitation to
411 to stroll in the beer garden,
examine the wares in the shop
-windows, and sample the cheeses
and assorted meats. - • -
ThC "Ponderosa Bar" added, a
touch of "ye aide wilde west"
flavor to the party. Surrounded
by a corral fence adorned by
horseshoes, swinging doors 1 d-
ihto a. page from the historical
wild west. Sawdust on' the floor
and saddles on the fence
indicated it was time for the'
Saturday night hoe-down.
Hip of beef and weiners. and
beans were the specialities for
the evening.
"Tahiti Tiri" located on the
balcony . was decorated in a
`'Polynesian and Hawaiian theme:
A Tile ` overlooked the dance
floor area • and welcomed
personnel to relax under the
palms. Stately palm trees stood
beside the stairway entrance
which was. ' adorned with
Polynesian flowers. A map • of
the Hawaiian islands set the
stage for the journey to the
islands in the sun. Red
checkered table cloths and
candlelight added to the
atmosphere under the mock
thatched roof of the Okolehao.
-The menu included such'tid bits
as Hawaiian sweet and pungent
pork and Hawaiian salad
For the historical minded
reader, Clinton fist opened its-
gates in 1941 under the
leadership of Wing Commander
A. Cocks, Royal Air Force, and
was designed as a Royal Air
Force Signals School which
taught radio direction finding. In forces and to conduct' applied
1943, the Royal Canadian Air° t r a i n ing rese.' ch and
Forte took over the reins and development..
Number 5 RCAF Radio -School - In July, 1969 a Canadian
was set up under the command Forces Warrant' Officers School
of Wing Commander K.R. vcas established there to train
Patrick. Training was eventually senior non-commissioned
"officers and warrant officers of
the Canadian Forces in the skills
of Communications, leadership,
manment and superVision.
expanded to include both ravar
and communications.
In addition to the radar and
communications school, ^ the
..Canadian Sorces School — of
final wTeohnique_.- -was '.: ?B Clinton -maw maids-- .adieui
established • in September 1966 rtOall° personnel who hiv
at Clinton. The function of this workedand supported this
school is to provide instructor during its brief, but impo
training for -the Canadian arched history in Huron County.
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LCHALSH.
Mr. and 'Mrs_. Eldon-$nadley — henner=spent the weekend a
were in Flint, 'Michigan, for the homed he and his dad, Mr. D.
weekend. " Mr. and Mrs:•,Oliver_
, McCharies attended the District
10 meeting for the Ontario
Association of _ A„oriculturai
Societies Thursday in -Paisley.. -
Messers NfacKenzie- and
Eldon, Bradley are building more
to . their barns Messers Harold
and David Elphich are busy
erecting new silos. Seerail
from this area took part "'in the
Ashfield "Township's Walkathon
Saturday. Mrs. Ron MacKenzie
and six boys walked the 17 miles
to raise $100..
John Bradley received word
that he will be attendillg
Veterinary -College in the fall.
Finlay MacLennan of
'est I.fwniposh COWI(II meets
.West. Wawajtosh Township
Council met to the hall on
Tuesday',' June 2, for the regular
session.. •
- The minutes of the. May
meeting were read and adopted
on motion of Councillors Foran
and Aitchison.
A motion to" proclaim the
week •of June. . ,13-20
"Conservation 'Week" in West
Wawanosh, as requested by 'the
Maitland Valley • Conservation
4uthority; was. moved 'and
seconded by Councillors Foran
and McDonald,
Olt. motion . of Councillors
Foran and Rutherford, the clerk
wasinstructed to advertise in the
London Free Press for tenders
for the construction of the
Boyle Drainage Works.
The tile drainage inspector
attended the ' meeting, with
respect to one of , the drains'
under construction.
The warble fly inspector also
was in attendance to present his
accounts to council for the 1970
campaign.
The road accounts were
ordered paid on ' motion of
Councillors Rutherford and
McDonald. r, -_ _-
GENERAL. ACCOUNTS
The' following general
accounts were ordered paid ' on
motion of Councillors McDonald
,sand Aitchison;
. Debenture payment, $407.61;
Wm. S. Reed, bond premium,
$15.00; Howard Sproul, one fox
bounty, $2.00; Omar Brooks,
Warble Fly Inspector's fees,
$423.45; Deller's 'nae _._._ Ltd„
Rintoul Drain, $2116.76;
We1ffre._accounts, • $149.00; Ken
Weber, warble fly spraying,
$1,100.00; Huron County Board
of Education, DQ per cent 1970.
levy, $22,454.50; Joan
A rmstrong, partial salary,
$800.00; G. 0. Greer, partial
salary, $300.00.
ROAD, ACCOUNTS
Harvey Culbert, salary,
$260.74; G. itunriphrey,
operator, • - $380.27; Ontario
Cul vert, ' . Multi -plate pipe,
$1.,330.00; N. • McDonald,
hauling gravel, $154:00;4. Moss,
hauling gavel, $367.50; J. Moss,
ll gravel, $131".30; GL Smyth,
tstc,el ' and ` welding, . $16.Qo;
Yundt bros., gravel, $14.60;•
Imperial 011 Ltd•, fuel and tax,
$1.86.40; D. Il" M. Co. Ltd.,
supply parts, $25.90; dford's
Garage, tires and tubes,
$1,167.60; hank of, Commerce,
C.P.P,, and income tax, $97.03;
Receiver General, U.I. Stamps,
$12.50.
Council adjourned to meet
July 7, at the Hall.
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