HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-03-27, Page 5Connie Smith. The biggest thrill
of the event came when the
Brownies saw the birthday cake
beautifully decorated by Bartliffs
with the Brownie World Flag.
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Paige Phillips who representO
Olintbn I:XS:Wet Collegiate jnstrit-
'C- in the -School Queen Club, is
the daughter of 'Mr.. and Mrs.
.Phallm WW1, •
At 174 She is A ,first elas$, honor
.student and Winner of a, Grade 13
bil,r4arY• ActliVe also, in .W4% She
is a Member of the schOol volley,.
ball ,.4114 basketball 'teams a had-
Minton ,chs timion,. member of the
Sttklerit's tCoi icil, the Girl's-Sports
giub-and the school choir, - She
-450 '41.14s time to, teaCh
411fie School Queen js co-sporiSor-
ed by the Vulvel'SitY- of Wester On-
tario and the London Free Press.
Below, Paige discusses' '"Univer-
on graduation unlimited opportun-
Thies are ' awn to the engineer,
scientist or, lawyer in industry as
well as many other fields. Unern,
ployment is slow to wreak its
vengeance upon one privileged to
possess a university degree. A
feeling of accomplishment cannot
he bought, but- with the victorious
exit from :college, many will face
the world invigorated and refresh-
ed, haying experienced the jax of
Widened horizons, of increased per-
spicacity and of literature and art,
There is one more consideration
to be' contemplated before atterap,
Clinton Brownies have been very
busy during the past two months.
Golden Baratwere earned 'and pre-
sented to Mary Mien Andrews',
Cathy Draper, Dianne Elliott and
Glenda Merrill. Service stars were
presented to Mary Jean Neilans,
one year, and Carol Anne Thomp-
son, two years.
Gordan Sutcliffe, employee of
the Clinton Post Office, taught
the Brownies how to tie and ad-
dress a parcel properly. Those
working on their golden hand, lat-
er mailed a parcel to Mr. Sutcliffe
in order to pass their test.
Carol Ann Thompson, having
passed all tests, will receive her
Golden Hand, '
The first and fourth Clinton
Brownie Packs joined together for
their skating party at Clinton
Lions Arena, This proved very
successful and Mrs. L. ,5. Thomp-
son was present to test for skat-,
er's proficiency badges.
The two Packs were together
again at their meeting place, Clan-
ton Legion Hall, to celebrate the
birthday of the movement's foun-
ders, Lord and Lardy Baden Pow-
ell. This is known as "Thinking
Day" to Brownies and Guides all
over the world,
The girls displayed their talents
individually and. in groups, Mrs.
L. G,, Winter judged them, and
presented' prizes accordingly. •
Lunch was eagerly devoured by
the Brownies, when. they were ser-
ved by "Packies" Joanne Cudmore,
Elma Wonch, Dianne Murphy and
. Although Canada's .total agric-
ultural production has been stead-
ily increasing, over the past ten
years the number of farm workers
has, declined by an average -of
30,000 persons annually.
The.-Bible Today
AdvOrtUarr).045 in daily news-'
papers. are being •used In 101a to
publish portions f the Bible in
serial form, it has been reported
by the Bible, society in, India and
Ceylon. Selections .such as the
Sermon on the Mount have been
printed in . instalments through
subscription given for this purpose
by.Indian aviation% creating
wide interest in the Bible.
With the' Support of the British
and Foreign Bible Society close' to
a million copies of Scripture were
circulated in India last year, but
this does not begin to meet the
demand that comes from a PON-
lotion of 400 million people. In
fact, the circulation 'of the. Bible
IS. falling tragically behind the
annual increase in population,
Newspaper 'advertising is being
tried as: an -experiment in reach.
ing a wider reading public,. '
Suggested readings for next
week:
Sunday - Psalms 84: 1-12•
Monday Psalms. -85: 1-13
Tuesday 'Psalms 86: 1.17
Wednesday Isaiah 12: 1., 6
Thursday Luke 4: 1.32
Friday Luke 6: 126
Saturday Luke 6:27-4g
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About. 7,500,000 Canadians are
owners of life insurance pOlicies.-
Life insurance in' force now. totals.
about $34.5, billion.
Stafford Johnson
Earns, Honour •
in 'Conipetition
,st40,03 3.10Aort, .staff writer •
of the Stratford 13eaaon.,Hersld re-
ceived honour*e mention for a
series of stories written about Hur-
on county. Mr. Johnston earned
thementlion in the ninth annual.
41.1.11111mmummk
National. Newspaper Awards for.
work done in 'Mt
i'stistfu as he is known to thop.ri-'
in agricultural groups and other'
organizations in this area, where'
he is often to be seen with pen,.
pencil and camera, writes a pop—ular weekly column 'Vueen,'S
131.141 Now", Wall, combines his-
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tling,nniversity. The most import-
ant factor towards, success or fail-
ure is our own attitude. What we
obtain from a university education
depends upon, what we bring to it,
if we bring a dislike for books and
all they represent, if we bring dull,
unobservant minds, if we bring a
lazy,- indifferent attitude, we shall
derive nothing worthwhile. If we
bring eyes and ears that are wide
open and an-intense respect for
nowledge wherever it is found,
if we bring • an eager, unselfish
spirit, we shall receive the great-
est of rewards—an education.
sity or no
A university 04os-tient .shOnld
he the, gopl of every' capable -Ol-
den*, In no other -enolcatienal In-
stitution are equal challenges ,pre--
rented to the Miind eager for know-
ledge, In no other field are the
benefits ,equally rewarding.. Tier
spool:, financial ,gain -and most 1.1nr,
portant, self,esteehl. are the 'bar-
Vests open to a -university grad-
irate, The foundation for .college.
and the attairunent of these: Mar-.
vests: Is laid in high SehQ01,. Here
we realize that education -cannOt
think for us, It cannot create, but
only develop a latent natural a-
bility to think. Let us now 'Cont-
emplate the drawbacks and -belle,
fits of a university education.
'The most frequently cited dis,
advantage connected with obtain-
lag a is the fin-
ancial .difficulty which is-encount..
erect alleviate this situation,
the. Governinent has recently inst
ituted interest-free loans • to rani
versitty udents, as well as the
bursarie‘ that it already sponsors.
Other financial aids to students
'are available from scholarships of-
fered by industry an& service or-
ganizations. The quoted adage,
"Where there's .a will, there's a
way," is certainly 'applicable to
anyone hesitating to undertake a
financial burden -to secure a college
degree,.
Besides the financial issue, a
university student lacks, an. in-
come 'for four more years, making
him. financially dependent on his
family for the added length of
time. * *
The lists of benefits far out-
weighs any disadvantages which
might have 'to be surmounted to
secure •a university education. Up-
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