Clinton News Record, 1954-12-16, Page 11°,TTIURSDAY, 16, 1854 CLINTON NEWS-$I:CORD - PAGE ELE'
,fn t 1, , months he has For the
RCAF, Off past 17 months he has been the
`
RCAF We 7.7Ing
U(l���icre,s
HOYne a]Z� SL'hOOI
craft,, -411 be new and necessitate
' , U4'arrant 'Officer, in charge of
• • Fighter Control Operator Train-
Receive Their ing.. -
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Redding --O Neill
i
A:t.Adastral Park
0bituaries
Lary fighter squadrgns is now in
progress and -it is 'expected that
Flight Sergeant, Starcher en
'c • listed in Calgary in 1943, Was sent
commissions Boundr Bay, B.C., 'as
St. `Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church Clinton, was the scene of
1
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Holds A SOclal
Mrs.
-William,
William, Reid
(�
Sant:
Mrs. Ell'Ze'lhetij
, a wire-
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"Warrent -Officer J. A. (Al) less _mechanic -during the Same
year,: and has been making his
:Brown and W.ter
Sergeant A.
24 Pwhen PatriciadigpNeillodaubhr
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of Mr, and` Mrs. Leo O'Neill,
The V
A/ /M Hugh Campbell;
.Homer and School Association
(Sy our Sayfleld•correspondent)
Mrs; William' Reid wha has re-
'
Gardiner Says:
arcberight
ed way steadily, east ever, since. He
(Al) Stareh'er were :congratulated was, employed,., on the" ;Alaskan
Glave . Ba Y,' N;S., was mrited; in
of
Adastiaf Park held the last meet-
sided ,with her daughter, Mrs:
Lawrence - '
Jamieson, July,
Mrs, Elizabeth ✓
er;.
,on .receiving their . c mmissions
q Highway and 'at Canadian Joint
•by :Wing Commander R. R. "B. Air Training Centre, Rivers, Man:,
Commanding
in to, Fred Nl, Redding,
RCAF Station Clinton, son of Nir.
and Nlrs, Redding,
mL for 1954 on the evening of
g
December_ 2.
since
di died Jere'
died here on Sunda afternoon;
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5 1 54, of a heart ail
didow
of the ,late Samuel B. Gardiner,
el B.
- Passed away' Sunday evening De;
,Hoods .Officer before , arriving at ,Clinton 'in
'1.: Radar a n d Communications March, 1951, where he has been
F. M. Trail,
B,C. Rev. W: P. Graham officiat-
at
, A good turnout of parents and
teachers attended: the short bust-
.m en t
Born on the Parr line„Stanley
i� s
comber 5 in Alexandra Hospital, The gest Gift
Goderieh,after a long illness. She
'Seirool, Clinton, instructing students of the tele-
r5f/O. Brown was bin in Ottawa communication trades.
ed the ceremon The or artist
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was Miss M. Evans, :
Hess s egsion and social evening
which 'followed. g
'Townshi on October -19, 1878, she
p
was in her 75th' year.
y
'; She was the 1' `ll All
E izabeth
•and' enlisted. there ,in 1942, soon
.after 'graduating from Ottawa PIS Starches, accompanied by
Given in marriage by. her uncle,
A; MacDougall, the bride }tad
The meeting place was'approp
riately` decorated for: the Christ-”
was the former Gertrude Wiley,
dau liter
g of the late Jane Me
Naughton
.former'
ITelyer; daughter' of Mr, and Mrs.
-'Charles HepShe was IS A SUBSCRIPTION
'
'Technical High .School. During WO Brown, continued'his march
'the_ war he served at Pat- eastward when. lie reported to
chosen an imported,
P rted,gown, styled:
with an apron skirt of Swiss lace.
mas season, which gave a festive
atmosphere to the evening's
and Thomas Wiley.
In 1904, she was married. to
William Reid,
orn in
Clinton.nton. to the
After her marriage she lived '
.years,
Y,
t ho e oBMors' ler as em OffOfficers Scheel,
r p LondonnOnt '
A Swiss., lace bolero , to Peed the
bodice. Her net veil was caught
events. start thin s off an am si
g u ,n
also of the Parr
Line, who predeceased her in
March,
Colborne Town ,' uiitil in
p the e�IIT�OIT News -
death of her.hasb Recorl
and 15 e
pioyed in sector control at Toftno or. the 29th of 'November for of-`
Fi.Q and then returned to Pat Bay Cicer training.
to a seed pearl tiara: She carried
E bouquet of red roses,
4
and entertaining
g game of Courgt
Whist was played (guess who lost
P y g
1942• Mrs. Reid carried
on his , post of tax collector for
Startle Township f "
when she. made her home ars ago' .
me with her The Home Paper
son, the late Keith Gardiner Col- p y With
,tis t radio operator. W/O Brown
first collie to Ciintondn 1947 and o
The bride was; attended by her
sister,: Miss Elaine O'Neill, Glace
Bay, N.S., wore
points for talkin Ili
g—The 1VIen•••)•
"Following ,the Whist, exeryone
Y p or three years,
Afterwards ;she resided in Clinton
a d a
n V rna.before coming here ow-
borne Township. ' the dews
P• " Unites a mem.
bei of Benmiller' United Church; 52 GIFTS IN THE YEAR
,remained here for three years be- Definition: Text paper is a cote-
.fore being .posted to- Trainini; 'gory of Book_and Magazine paper
who a mauve net
gown with yellow accessories ,and
joined in singing Christmas carols
with Miss McCarthy at the piano,
-
mg to failing health.
She, is survived b
;itehener, J one son; Eric,
, and one brother RoyA h
( handsome
Ctmimand Headquarters; Trenton; produced b the fine` paper Pin-
Y p P
carried a nosegay of yellow roses,
and Jack leading' the
The deceased`weman was a de-
•
Helyer, ,Winnipeg. gift card will i
'Ontario, Flt returned-ta Clinton dustry..in Canada.
The :groomsman was W. ;H.
James,;RCAF Station Clinton.
Following the " ceremony, a re-
ception was held at, the home of
An
singing, An exceptionally nice
lunch was served as a'fitting con-
elusion to an entertaining' and en-
joyable evening, '
voted member of Varna United
Church. She was ora
organist for a
number, of years and also took an
active part in the WA and was a
Funeral services were held sent to your friend at no
at
:the Lodge funeral home, Goderich expense to you.) -
on Wednesday afternoon by Rev;raii
D. W. Williams. Interment was it lna9 r
' ic+eRiRsi�uli0e iaP�>tiei esaG+4
'..
Mr, and Mrs. W. Peirson, Gode-
rich;
—
Your executive would like to
take this opportunity to thank you
for our u t jg 44.Z
life member of the WMS.
She is. survived by her dough.---_
ter. ,Jean ` (Mrs Lawrence' r• _
in Colborne Cemetery, ----- -- ---.
we Have our
Supply Of
i -
Chas mos
Two Silver Stairs
p r
For Each RCAF
�i
Traini� Station
Y s like
m 5 you
would also like to extend to you
our best wishes for ss Joyous
Christman and a successful and
Happy New Year, and hope that
we will continue to receive your
loyal support during 1955,
lesion). 'and two grandsons,
and Buddy Jainies, Bayfiel
son bornin1908-died in int
One sister, Mrs. A. Tie
Townshi Ys, St
Pr Predeceased her in
and a� brother, Cecil Wiley,
troit, in 198,
The funeral service was
from the Ball and Mutch fu
craft,, -411 be new and necessitate
Delivery of T-33 Silver Star jet
training aircraft to. RCAF Auxil.
conversion from piston -driven
Mustangs.'
home, High Street, Clintor
Wednesday afternoon. Rev.
Trees
Lary fighter squadrgns is now in
progress and -it is 'expected that
Deliveries of jet trainers to
western Canadian auxiliary squad-
w
Pitt, pastor of Varma and GR
United Churches, officiated.,
f
all reserve ighter • units in the
rons is nearing. completion.
torment was made in B,
Country will
1 ` have two of the
trainers.
Cemetery.
a
The pallbearers were six I
And suggest you make
In accordance with previous
plans 1a
ns to equip auxiliary
SAC KAC H E
ews: Lloyd Ray and Alvin 1
Kenneth Reid (Toronto), W,
your choice
fighter squadrons with CF -100
Canueits, the Silver Stars are be-
Reid (Downsview) and R'
r
Reid, Varna.
i g provided so that reserve force
MaybeWarninq
The flower -bearers were: 1
'early.a
Pilots may become proficient in
the operation of jet aircraft.
-ton
and Keith Keys, Charles:
Elmqr Stephenson and Bruce
Store Will be open Saturday afternoons Until Christmas
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CLINTON ONTARIO
Some RCAF auxiliary squadrons eche is often caused by lazykidney. Clmehey.
are already familiar with : jets as action, When kidneys get out ,of. order, Relatives and frie
some of them have been flying excess acids and wastes remain in the the funeral from a c
single -seater Vampire jets since system. Then backache, disturb@if rest Mr; and Mrs. Pau:
or that tired -out and heavy -headed feeling Verna Greenbury,
1948.. however with this type of
aircraft no dual instruction can may soon follow. 'chat's the time to take Mrs. Cecil Wiley a
be given 'and the provision of Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodds stimulate Carol, Detroit; Miss
two-seater Silver Stars will make the kidneys to normal action. Then you er, James Reid the
possible this type of instruction, feel better --sleep better—work better. Reid, Mrs. Roalierick
For the remaining reserve" fighter Got Dodd's Kidney Pills now. si W. A. Reid, Toror
units the acquisition of jet air- Mrs. Cecil Murray, 1
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In a: recent Calvert Sports Column "we
c remarked that the Grey Cup Final probabl:
Hoverwould see again such gripping drama
us attended Winnipeg Sine Bombers thrilling
last -second bid for a: tie in 1953.
We're glad we said _ "probably": Under
the sullen grey Toronto skies of Grey Cup
Day 1954 there developed a tremendous drama which, unlike
that of '53,- roared to a positive climax such a climax as
perhaps we'll never again see equalled in what has become
Canada's greatest one -day sports event. It contained the
most vital element of all sports dramas: victory for an under-
dog who came up snarling and fighting, bloody but unbowed
to snatch "victory from the favorite,
Itore was indeed tremendous drama, magnificent courage,
unyielding will to win, doubly climaxed in the closing minutes
when, with victory seemingly safely'in the hands of the east
once more, these dauntless White -clad, goldhelmetedwarriors
from the west, Edmonton's gallant Esldmoes, arose suddenly
fu ' their might, crashed from end to end of the field fn a
series Of the
Alouotte linattd cutt aa2Tiethat
?5_14 margin against o 25_20, them after
the ball hurl 'soared over tire cross bar.
But this, with all its drama, was merely a lesser climax.
The great climax was yet to come, as the minutes fled swiftly
around the great clock at the end of Varsity Stadium, The
Powerful Alouettes drove back to the Eskimo 10 yard line.
Hunsinger, leader last season in touchdowns for the Als went
racing through. Big Rollie Pratherdived at him, and Hun
singer threw the ball, as if seeping' to make a lateral pass.
The pass, if that's what was intended, flipped out into empty
air, There was no Alouette near, The loose ball roiled in
among the westerners.
Jackie Parker, a. speed -ball from the deep south, swooped
it UP while on the run. He had broken for the AIouette line,
90 yards away, before any of the eastern champions fully
realized what had happened, Then a group of Alouettes set
off after him, sprinting desperately. But Parker is fleet of
foot.. He had a running start. He was not seriously threat-
ened as he spell over the line with the touchdown that almost
unbelievably tied the count, and, the convert kiclt gave the
western gamesters their 1 -point margin of victory,
west fol tnd he firIn st time slice 1948. final burst of calmdulGrey
op ifwe nt
ootball
trophy has fallen into 'worthy hands, the bands of a stout-
hearted team that couldn't be beaten, because it wouldn't be
beaten.,
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