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THURSDAY, AUGUST 151J957
STREET$ ARE FINE s
IT I$ A GREAT pleasure to see the rog Si,n!ce maW, *f tbe, town were made easily
r ss being made o "R tt bu nod'. in . s available, it is amazing the mwdber of folk who
e b g _ . d n Ra en ry a, Pr .ccs
$treats. By next year .at this, time, we expect • Have lived here all their lives, who. have pur-
that a smooth black top surf-ibe on those two, chased them, Business • people to us that they
wdil take, :them out of the corduroy class, and make use at' a reap, to tell others where to land
allow therrm. to 'cin the "velvet streets of :elfin» certain homes
JNow the map serVes only 'half of the jofb,
ton„ wwhiih everyone can enjoy:, By the town maps', we can now find the street
This,is anat;l.er proofof the tnaxim which on whilch, a person lives: iIf that person knows
4uggdests that to, ,get. a thing done, .one must the street .name hirr�el�f--lbut we 'have yet to
at first :get it started. . For yearn the improve- get nvm>ibers on the homest ; so that we can
inents.on Ratte#bury and Princess wero discus- locate the exact residence without d4ficulrty.
sed, and planned, but for one reason and another,
_ iPhere is an added problem rising in this
the actual doing; was. put off, matter, too, People are getting discouraged at
Now is the time to start planning for s'¢mme- not having 'a house number, and: they're 'using
thing else for Clinton. That is: house number- their lot number, or a number picked at random
ing. Probably it we start planning and talking from a hat. They,re putting up these numlbom,
about it now, it can be a000mpl sbed in fairly just so that they can have something to refer
short order, to: Thiswill only"complicate matters when'tkie
The need Is evident and has been' for many correct numbers are aswgned later.
years. • Newcomers to Clinton are -lost. They Would it not be the wiser thing to take
-have , to ask directions to find their way about, steps now to have the job done rtett and com-
and even when they settle down here; they have pletely? New streets -are -fine, but they're not
to draw diagram and give complicated insttw much good if you can't Find the people who lire
tions to their friends, and relatives. on them.
_ DID ONE'S HEART GOOD
FOR'ANYONE wlwo was lucky enough ter • dip in the new pool, and they had a. very good
be in attendance Saturday when, the new solum time._
xnasng, pool first was in use; there was adequate It would be a question, though, just who
proof that all the wank and money involved was more pleased—the youngsters, or the men
who had conceived ,the idea. of the pool, and
was well worth whale. • carried the idea through to cosnpletioan. There
Free swixnn-409, of course, enticed many of were nearly a dozen of thein on the sidelines,
the little ones, but even when an entrance, fee with smiles• frown, ear to ear,
is charged the rates, are low enough that The whole area of Clinton can take a weR.
they ywon't prove •a deterrent to anyone. There -deserved 'pat on the 'back for thgir support of
must have :been 150 youngsters taking. the- 'first this project-,
THE SPEAKER a
SINCE JOHN Diefen!baker took over the sense, he was b'ar'n with, plus the • additional
leadership of the country and began the, taskknowledge-which he roust have had to be elected
hf malting appointments, and awarding port v to the Rouse in the first place, a man would
folios, there's been 'a goad deal, of. back-seat be unusual Indeed if .he did not carry Alun his ,
driving froom the editors of, the nation.
Two suggestions which have not been acted-
upon,
ctedurpon, are the appointment. at. Lester B. Pearson
+(LiAberal) as Minister of .1''ore gn Affairs, and
:the appointment of Rene Beaudoin (Liberal) as,
the peamsa'nent Speaker of the,House.
• Now in either instance; the precedence set
in appointing a man of the Opposition is inter-
' estingi but we could hardly call it more than
that, nor would we consider it .too sensible.
Me country has expressed its opinion that
there were too many Liberals around. For this
reason they elected` more .Conservatives than
any other political Candiidates: NOW, would it
riot be rather foolish for the Conservative$, to
decide, they did not have enough re+presentativm
and needed, to call upon .the Liberal seats?
Of course we agree that nester & Pearson
was doing a marvellous. job in the old parliamw
ent, and nd doubt he would continue in the/
same light if •given the appointment again. That
is, if he accepted. Bert • it is, wrong to contend.
that any orie mann is absolutely ne:cessaxy to•a
country's weil-(being. After all, a Mdnister, is
called upon to act ag an individual only in Saone.
few cases --the rest 'of the time heL asr carrying
out the wishes Of the people wh elected hien.
He has at his Band all: the:infarmation that
mrotal man M* the person of civil servants can
,collect for hint He has press clipping servIces
vwhich will tell hien what the nation is thinking
J►y way of the free press: -With, that, and the
taslti with a high degree of ability,
As far as the permanent SpeAtr goes, we
do not agree, nor do we see how anyone could '
agree with the4idea that Rene Beaudoin is the
bent qualified man for the job: The jab' of
Srpeaker • is a demanding one: Beaudoin proued
last year that he was not up to the job of
acting under pressure.
Olt course we would, hope that there will
not be, ever again, the extreme amount of
pressure putt upon the Speaker -of the Kruse,
that was levelled against ham. duaring the last
session. But, the fact remains that Beaudoin..
w+as nat up to his job, and the contii'dence in
him which is necessary by Members of the
House and by the nation, was shakento the
core.
.There may not be another man so well
versed in the. waysof Parliament. But this we
do not believe. If the old plan of a different
Speaker for every new parliament were continu-
ed, there: must be a man in line for the job
anyway. Certainly the appointment 'has not
been made an a slavdash manner in the pant,
b+ut.has been planned, and the man selected and
t adlvised, in advance.
If the Conservatives do not have a person
capable of the jab, then, they should name the
man who has been Coached, in the Speaker's job
for the Liiberals, and make it a permanent jab
for hien. Certainly it should not go to a rmtn
who has proven himself incapable of doing It
properly.
: ;.. THERE IS A. GREATER GOOD
(Sy John Stuart Mill)
TIM SOLE end for which mankind is war -
::.ranted, individually or colle�avely, in interfer-
ing witil the liberty of action of -any of their
]dumber, is self-protection ... The only purpose
for which power can be rightfully exercised
over any member of a. civilized Community, ag.-
admat his will, is to prevent harm, to athelias.
Hit own goad, either 'physical or moral, is
not a sufficient warrant,
OTHERS HOLIDAYING
YES, ALL SU1Vi[1YIEIt long; we've been
watching with envy, and listening with curlosity
to the •goings and comings a our neighbours
along main street, and have beery looking for-
ward. to a few days off, o'ursdve%
" So, it is with little regret that we amnou*Ce
our holidays next wet, -k,. It is too bat- that so
u any people will be innonvenieneed by not hav-
ing a copy of they weekly paper in their hom%
bUt probably we'll return: from holiday time with
renei>ied Vrigottr and enrt'.hU9iasrns.
We'll be' baek with you, again, the list Week
In August.
He cannot rightfully be compailed to do
or forbear because it will be better for him to
do so, because it will make hiax sappier., because,
irn the opinions -of others, to do so would be
wise, or even right,
There are good reasons for remonttrating
with hien; or reagoninj with,, him, or persuading
him, or entreating him; but not for compelling'`
him, or visiting him with any evil in Case he do
otherwise. ' -
MIST ON THE MEADOW
TIM POETS talk about the glorious "day
in AM(e%
Give us instead .the lazy,warm and drowsy
days of August, When the harvest is Coming
into the barns, ,and the .fields he onpty of
their frnacfts and the cattle seek the shade, ,
What could be more lovely than the aut-
umn
ut-'film n eveniugg, with a• high furl, moon, andmists,
in the rnea,dr W? With. ;the light be the opeb
spaces sir 'bright that harvesting could dontir ue
throughout the night -if only the dew did hot
defeat the f+a e
xrrru x.� d
An the dark of t
ire •shaded
131aces :tinged with silver, where the moor, gleams
on the misted night, •
Wvstera fair A.dvanve Sale Tickets
Early V' I es
Now On Sad. In T o Clinton Snaps
WesternoVAir, London, Septem-. stooit show,. d.H C1>r,bs, band co:a.
ears cofn, engrsuved with the oaxm and fixer -9 to 1:4, is .once again offer- :certs, square dancing, e"id tilm
address of a QlAton: a'nan, which t49 purchasers; of advance sale. 'fiddlers, beautiful Mowers, wVorrl:«
G'1il1Qln . gra kind come inter the band of a tickets an ol> M,tunity to .win en`s' wvork, .art, photography homne
Thursday,, August 1f, 1#11'7 Caen Maxwell Lyte, in Ionian s three beautiful sedan .antolbiles and harden dis�lrs, latest in.,farm
y
west en,d.. fully equipped, only holders of machinery, All these and Arora
A =as& meeting.. Y44 •be held In -*- adYadoe sale tic ,ets are eij&tble await your iwectfon at Westem
the fawn had on Friday, August 1R YEA.. R� ,E� ark teinl�er 14, itu front A the d- 9 to 14,.
for the daraw Saturday night, .Sep- Foix', Londotr, September
2,4, to wvhich, all wm. nen are urges anti new shows and rides will
gran Br
to attend, lit is tbeing ;held at the Clinton -NeWB-Record stand: ,feature the t4muous C401441 Mid -
request of the Food Coxvwrvation Tlmprsdgy, August 1'1, 1947 These tickets are nowv on $ale of way,,
17xecutive, Let .every Woman Two newleafs in town recently Baralfiifis Restaurant and' the Clan- Western Fair is your _fair, B
Sider it a duty to come to �� ,are , usseil L. Jervis" new 19�l7 tan Bowls Alley,The price is . icke xuow. You may win a c
meeting and Delp. "'Win the War two for one Bowling,
But them now. t o
The Clinton Kiltme Band has super 'de Luxe Ford an'd W,. �+, Baah ticket gives you three ch Y .
Joh.nsOn's 1947 ' outh sedan. g Y an
signed lap to play at the Western ces' to win a car, In other wordsy 'Ae Wood Duck, brightest col:Qar*
Fair for the Second year Ina. row, Among names, listed in. the your dollar not on r es ou � 'duclt +found an Canada nests in
only p ovid Y
�Conscripti� is to begja at .once, tW.er whool results. .At +Clinton with two admission- ticltets tai fkiallawv trees and stumps, Tven
and Camp $Orden WllU be thV Collegiate lmtitute, are Doreen; Western Fair, but Ornififiolagists �e unsure how the
training centre • for Canada, Arltnstrong, Margaret Co; quhoun, x ' gives You six youOg birds, before they can fly,
chances to win a, car, what a
(Doyen Geiger, the f1'ax man has George Uurhaax., Jean k]lliott; bargains getput of the high nests and dawml.
a -large tome sof Indians from Frank Flpglan'd', William Hearn, to the pond's and streams where
8' Western Fair a « a week of Buri they ars reared',
14-44cey and, other, reserves at James, Jackson,, Leonard JQhnson, and _educatlan for the entire fail.= ,
Worlt in the Hensall district.- X=60 raid; Douglas Mac- fly. fit's where "town, and country.
Miss X,atie McGregor, student 13onatld,, Lois Middleton, Erika meet;" . ° More than; 600 Canadian Wom'.-
at Clinton Collegiate Institute, Schultz, Alice fir... Thompson, Cor- ;Grandstand perfa=411ces are en are Hospi-tall Visitors of thehas worm, the FAward Blake schol- onna Wendonf, Beverley York, terrific bath afternoon and even- Conafluan, Red Crosis, They make
arshilp in modern languages and' The raowf of the fawn hall has regular yiisatS to tthe patients; in
ing. More about them the next 1041 hospttift from Newfoundland
mathematics in Toronto University. been repaired with'hot asphalt by three weeks., Horse showy, live= to Brutish Cotiurruluia.
She passed the entrance examen -a, 'firm from They guar-
London.
at la years of age, after anteed the work Car 12 yeauis
Studying as a pupil of "the rnast- and agreed .to repair the roof
er", as jGeorge Baird wos� known. free of vbarge iii it leaked.
Outing shoes are available at IW02 Sigmund Boyce, Sgt, Len
Fred Jarkson's store, ranging from Theedom, RCAF Station CIlintan
CHOOSE YOUR OWN TERMS
$1,00 to $4.401 and A. Laurie +Colquhoun left by
motor yesterday for Vancouver,
25 YEARS _ AGOB �. ON ANY
Grand 1 abour Day celebration,
11Yl Cln NeWS ReCQrd, • Septen1ber 1, in Goderich, With .
Thursday, August 18, 1982 • hundreds- .of dollars listed for par -
A fourth candidate in the,bye- axle prizes available to entrants throughout Huron, +County, FARMLOAN
election -of South. Huron has been
'
announced. W. W. Cooper, Iiip-
pen, will oor e out as an independ-
ent. Quick Canadian over $1500 at
ruxtra, pressure In the water
supply system,, used to extinguish Quiz
a Mare at the residence t J. W. TRANS CANADA CREDIT
Treleaven, is believed to have 1. In this, century which British
caused; burst water pipes. .in both . monarch has had the briefest
the Rectory of St. Paul's and at reign?
the Weslery:Wlllas Church. manse. 2. In 1900 life insurame in force
in Canada Avera ed Need extra cash for our farm? Then solve our
The B�ayiield' Gal • ands Country g $$0 ,per Y 9
Club sane 21 contenders for the capita. What is today's average f:naacial problem with a loan from Trans Canada.
life insurance investment?
A4exander scup. Jinn Caamerori, a Credit. Right now Trans Canada Credit is offering
$. Where " in Canada are fish
B'aylfidid boy, .though principal of weighing .as much as 1,000 lbs. special, terms on all farm loans above $.1,500.'
Eanlscourt School, Toronto, Was taken by rod and reel? Payments can be spread -over as long as two -and -
the lucky contender. 4. What major Canadian manu-
H. B, Combe, manager of the ' faeturing industry dates batik a -half, and can be made in any one of these
Clinton Knitting Co., warned cit- three �cerrturlesl three ways:
izensd that of Shipley Street were, 5. Federail income taxes. take 1 QUARTERLY 2 HALF -YEARLY
fixed before Mary. Street, and if what proportion of annual car -
the latter remained unfixed -for poration profits in Canada?
another .year, he would move the ANSWEfi;S, .5. Nearly half. For :3 ANNUALLY
reinvestment in plant and equip- /
firun to another town where they meat coxporatigp+5 retain, less than REGULAR %.�,�+8!
would be in more Up -to -•.date sttf- one 'qu,aa mer fir$ thCir anniiel coin;;=
roundings. The street was so bad, ivgs. 3. 01- Wedgeport, Nova
he said, .that their goods, had to Scotia, where bag +bluefin. tuna are
Loans of $$1,000 and less are available on Trans
be carrlpd to, the highway to be caught 1, Queen Victoria, who, Canada Credit's monthly payment terms,
put on trucks, died on January 22, 3901, reigning
A letter Tram John Ransfard only 22 day's in this century. 4. Don't let. the lack of ready money prevent you
tells of his finding a relative in Prknary textiles. Now a leading from buying seed, stock, or any other farm
industry it was established in Quer requirement.- Get the cash you need at Trans
England, through devious means. bee 'hy manufacture of homespun.
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The details had to' do with a 2. $1,780 per. capita. Canada Credit.
SUGAR. and SPICE
(By W. (Bill) B. T. Smiley)
Looking out my office window sbly want' to make her .happy?
the other day at the specimens of Oh, maybe a few simple little
htitrmanit,y • shuiitling, lurching, sid- things, like a mink coat, Cadillac,
,ling, humvping, strutting, mooch- an automatic dishwasher, noise-
ing, ambling and shannbling past, I less cbAften, a full-time maid, and
was suddenly stricken by a desire a husband who combines the looks.
to •give the whole •race -a good of Rack Hudson with the charm of
housecleaning and remodeling. Bing Crosby and the bankroll of
* t. P. Taylor. Wi U, she shall have
Wouldn't it be grand", I thein.
thought, "to have for just a day There'd be treats far old and
the magic power to rid these sort
specimens Of all their ailments, young, tom, an my transformation
deformities •and troubles? Would- of the race. To the .old folk, rd
n't it be wonderful to make them give a good set of teeth, a good
all healthy, harppy and hhndsome? appetite and digestion; and free-
* * * dam from a rhes and miseries. The
Two men going by made me pur- kids I would not. alter in any, way,
sue- the train of thouglit. One had physically, .but I'd grant them.
a .head' of the general shape and extra six hours in .every day, an
texture of an ostrich egg. The oth- unlinAted supply of -pocket money,
er had a week's .growth of bearrd . and the _ privilege of remaining
Fact thing I'd do for the men is children forever. * * y
abolish, forever the .need to shave,
and at the same time put an end Naw, we have everybody just
to baldness. Think of the univer- the way they want to be. TUs men,
sal male joy over the siample trans- are lithe, handsome creaturel' with
planting of a little hair from one wavy hair and flashin teeth..NO
place to another, , potbellies, No bald hear. The
* * * * women are beautiful, but dumb.
Another snapof Tho sagging. No nagging. The old
my 'magic fan', folks! are enjoying their food. No
gem would haul their fallen chests dentures.• No rheumatism. The
and arches into place; jack up kids are staying up until mid -
sagging jowls, put a sparkle into night and: eating candy by the bar -
into bleary eyes and a spring into rel.
Weary limbs, and: banish ulcers,
hangovers, smoker's cough and I wonder how long everybody
piles. Now we've got them; healthy would be happy? About eight
and handsome. What about mak- days would, be my guess. By'that
irxg them happy? time the, men going batty from the
silence, would be ready to trade in
This could be achieved by mak- that gorgeous, wordless creature,,
ing a Comparatively simple, but for the garrulous Old.- Ba;ttteaxee
,far-reWhaing change in women. A The women would gaadly turn in
fbak of mY magic wand would re- their mink coats, Rack Hudson,
move their power Of Meech. lin%- etc„ ,for a -chance to utter a feJw
agiine; the vast peace that would well-chosen words to that loveable
descend on earth! Those men old, ape they mar A ed.
who did not succumb to sbaak un-
der the effect of the sudden, deaf Our senior citizens would be
ening slence,, would- be happy. ' ,bored t4 tears, just sitting around
eating themselves. into Oblivion,
In fact they would, be as happy No comparing notes about ached
U ,A;dann was before Vve got chin- and pants. No grouching that the
wagglxvg with ' that serpent .and world as- going to hell, in a hearse:
Opened up an eternity, of male The kids would discover that bed
misery direrotly attributable to the is a wonderf A place, after all,
`Clacking Of femWe tongues. It's would never want to see another
not ,the woinen's fault. They just candy, and would 'be sore as blazes
can't hello it. Tlalkiri,g fig jas natur; because they Couldrn't n,graw• top and
al to theina;dand as necessary, as go to seed, like'Vora and Dad.
narcotics 'td the di�ct, booze to +
the drum;, And the world full of healthy
* * handsome, happy perople would be .
:Ala recarnpemse for remnoving as tasteless as an, old rubber- boot.
their most vital component, my There'd be, no sugar andspice tit
magic powers ftul.d give the girls It and within a few weoks, there'd
larmia
large, pernerftly41rmt bosoms, be long lineups,. forming to jnm+p
permanently shapely limbs, per- over Cliffs or under trains. And of
madnehtly wrinkle-fs'ee faces, and I had lost my magic powers4 and
perim.anently curled hair that could waa unable to change everyone
be set
each morning just by ores--iarcic into the ugly, attraCtuve, mfg-.
sing the eaids of their hoses. enable, happy people they'd' been
* before, you'.d find me at the head "
What %ise tiasuit a Woman" poo- of the line.
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