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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-08-14, Page 2115; TWO Clinton NewspoRecord Tfm �N NW r4FA TkW CLINTON NWS-"CQP1D Amo4gamated 1924 A > mxblislzea eurerY lrbwsday at fire It%xit of $axon tlou2rty 40luitpxr, 4t1tttx14 Po;ppli►tian 2,302 #�, +� rt. , Cn#4ir>bcluaa: Ptyblishe,r WRlrxtA A, Xjl0W4, JQ0lt1Dr ERQpLA . STJB'$G+R=>'TIQ 1 RADS, Payable in advance --Canada and Great Britain: ,$$.00 a year; United States azrd Foreign; $4,00; Single Copies 'Seven Cents Authorized as .second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1958 �T "ENAGES CAN D (Orestit F. -Jis ll. ender) Salvation Army, • VIII the- sick. Assist: the ` TIIE moTlan of 'a teenage s:tudeot and. poor, Studly' your lessons, And when you're Ralph iN, Peterson of the guidance of the SP*- through. -•-• and too ttted -- ;read a book, am pubI ophodl became eng'rosse'd one day Your marenit,s .do not owe you .re;ntttertll in tl u ' tous complaint of the teenagers meat, Your viiilaV does not owe you recreation 'lie . ba0. P about not having .anything to do, faceilitles, The would d'o'es, not owe'you a living, They came up wlith the Answer, several Yocu awe the worsl'd something, You owe it yOUr of them for that matter, and they are gaining time and anerigy, and your talents so that no in circulation. one will be at war, or inpoverty, or si'elz, "Allways we ;hear the Viaintive cry of or loa6ly again.. teenagers: "What can we clot Where can we In plain, simple words, 'GROW UP'; go,,, , gu it being e. cry baby; get out of your dream "I can, make some. sulggestions. GO world; develop a +backbone, not a wishbone, and HO1iV V start acting like a. man or a lady." "Haavg stoaml windows, paint the wood- "I'm a parent. I'm tired of nursing, pro - work. Rake they cleaves. Mow the fawn. Shavel tecting, helping, appealing, begging, excusing, the walk. Wash • the oar. Learn to cook, Scrub tolerating, denying myself heeded comforts for some filool Repair the s+init. Budld a boat. every whim and fancy, just becauzse your selfish Get a jam,, ego instead of common sense dominates your "He1,p the minister, the Red, Cross, ,the ,personatliby, and, tihixuloing and requests," BIG SUBSIDY TO CITIES (Elmira, . Signet) clothe, and educate these young .people through- out their unproductive years, Then, after they (SNE RLiASON Tarin ipeople deserve a complete their educations, they thread for the city, fanlr income is the fact that each year they Turn- The democratic up -bringing given, a fawn dsh d lies with thousands of fuA gtowal, educated young people. More than half or the young men and women; borii:'and 'brought UP on 'the farm, leave dt before. they .are 25 years; of age. Farm famishes and, farm communities hear, feud, 10 Thoughtful Tips SPU4 AIi TO PEOPLE. There is nothing as anise as a chieeriful, word of greeting, Savile at people. It takes 72 muscles- to frown, only 14 to smile, Call people by name. The sweetest music to anyl ear ds rbh!e sound of his: own name, Be friendly and: helipful. If you would have friiends, be,frien&y. Be cor bal, Speak and act as df every- thing you do were a genuine pleasure. boy is- one oif the biggesit, most important and least ipubl-li;cized of all: subsidies the farm g:%ves to the. uvbantietes. Wizen= the farmers compleann about the prices, they get dor their praducts, the city people, should, perhaps, take the above fact Into .consetderation, on Human. Relations Be genufinely interested in people. You can -like everybody if you try. Be generous wdtli praise — cautious with eroticism, Be considerate with the feelings *of others, There are three sides to a controversy—yours— the other fellow's --- and the right one. Be alert to give help. What counts most in life Is what: we do for others. -- Anonymous Ai P I P 9 L I N E WORTH WAITING FOR TODAY'S CONSTRUCTION MEANS EASE AND COMFORT TOMORROW UNIONVr SCAMPA.NY of CANADA, LIMITED Watch for your t�,�`1TQ�i 1�'�imvS-Rl�GtaRD Our 40 YEARS AGO Clinton News -Retard Thursday, August 15, 1910 R. A. Roberton, of • the Bay- field Road, has been suffering from .a slight sun stroke during the past week and was not able to do a full day's work during the hot spell just past, Some of .his friends in town, hearing that he had a field of oats ready for the barn, thought they might as stst. A number of "farmerettes„ went down on Tuesday afternoon, Miss Mabel Cantelon driving thein in her car. They got the whole field in and Just as the last load was housed the rain came on, The girls put in a merry afternoon, in spite of some blisters on their hands. Miss Jessie O'Neil, who has been teaching in Alberta for the Past i couple of years, has accepted a position on the staff of the Burl' ington school and will be located there after the summer vacation. Many a man who thinks he could manage the coal or food sit- uation much better than the duly appointed officials is bested by the weeds in his own small strip of war garden. Miss B, F, Ward, principal: of the School of Commerce, returned last week from a vacation spent at her home at Rockville, Md. She was accompanied by her AS ter, Miss Marcy Ward, who will spend some weeks here. 40 YEARS AGO Clinton New Era Thursday, August 15, 9818 Mr. and Mrs, Henry Plumsteel, Miss Emma and Mr. perry Plum - steel left this week for Whitby, Brockville and Athens to visit rel- atives and old friends. Mrs, Price and Mr. Fred Price, Toronto, and Mrs. Foster, Goder- ich, were guests of Mrs. W. J. Miller, Ontario Street, on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. James Webster, Toronto, called on his sister, Mrs. G. E. Saville, of town, last Sat- urday, on their way to Londesboro to visit his mother Mrs. James Webster. Mrs. James Livermore is the guest this week of Rev. E. G. and Mrs. Powell at the Methodist Par- SIGNS OF PROGRESS Rattenbury Street West Rattenbury Street East Raglan Street 1►ercivai Street Ontario Street Princess Street West Princess Street East Pugh's Terrace If you live or work on any of these streets you'll see these bright red, yellow and blue signs going up in the Hear future, They'll mean that work has started on the Natural Cas distribution lines for the domes and bus!- nesses orj these streets, They'll also mean you Can expect o knock on your door from a c6urteous Union Gas repre- Huron Street Victoria Street + Joseph Street Williaim Street sentative who will identify himself, This work will be completed as quickly and efficiently as possible, and disturbed areas will be restored to their normal condition with the least possible delay. Union Gas Company, is happy to bring the .many conveniences of natural gas to the homes and businesses ora these streets. UNIONX,COMPANY C3,v CANADA, LTMi`t'Sll THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 195.8 Miss Anne Lawrence has re- t File HINNSAL .t turned horns from a two wweeks4faly Mr, az�d Mts. Laird MzciXe and vacation in Guelph, family are spending the last three Linda and SamMr. .and Mrs. St. Catharines, Hedden,. weeks of August in a summer , St, C spent the weekend with relatives savage, Lucan. home at S0440 View, bake Huron. in Hensall,. The old rink will make a good at the home of their cousins, Rev, Mrs. Florence Joynt is spending storage place Bank the �touwro coal and Mrs. Clysdale, Guelph, have a few .days this week with her and the Council is fortunate in get, returned bonne. Whey were ac- sister, Mrs, L. Mickle and family ting such. a convenient place, companied by Mr. ,and Mrs, E. at the lake-, Dr, Gandler has a new tennis Adams, Londesboro.. Mr. and Mrs, Alf. Pfaff and court marred out at his home, Miss Alma Pfaff of Zurich, spent Mrs, George Lavis and Misses Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hattie, Rossy, WA,, and Bdna I,av, 10 YEARS AGO Schwalm and family in Hensall. is are spending the month of Mrs, J. V. McAree, Munico, August at Grand Bend, - Clinton News-Rocoro spent :a few days last week with Thursday, August 12, 1948 Mr. and Mrs. John Soldan, Mr, Robert McAllister, a pa - In what spectators believed was tient in South Huron Hospital, 25 YEARS AGO the best game of the schedule to Exeter, is much improved in date, Clinton Colts shutout Lucan health. Clinton News4 ecord Trish Nine 7,0 in a Huron,Perth — Thursday, August 17,' 1933 Baseball League match in Com- Shaving was originally a pro, munity Park last Friday evening. tective measure since long beards Miss Eleanor Plumsteel has been The decision lengthened the Colts' were eFsy for opponents in combatengaged as a member of the Clin- lead, as Hensall was dropping a to sere. ton Collegiate staff at An initial close 8-7 decision to Mitchell at salary of $1400, her duties to corn- the same time. mence at the beginning of the fall Rev, and Mrs. Roy Cook, Tar - term. Miss Plumsteel who is a s' r Tor - daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. J. onto, are visiting the former's Plumsteel of town, is an honour Parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. W, 'Cook. graduate of the University of Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Garon Ce Ho E9 Western Ontario and of the Col- and children, Jeanne, Robert, and lege of Education, Toronto. She Raymond, returned. last Thursdayip by has taught in Seaforth Collegiate from a motor trip to Montreal, / / and .during the past term did sup- Quebec City and Ste. Anne de / � CNR ply work on the staff of the Clin- Beaupre. , ton Collegiate. Mrs. V. D. Falconer and daugh- / Miss Orpha Perdue and Jack ter, Miss Lois, have returned after Perdue left last week for Detroit spending the past three weeks in i! and Bay City where they will Hamilton. visit their grandmother, Mrs, Car- Rt, Hon. Louis Stephen St. i oline Summers, Laurent was elected Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada at the gw to Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jenkins have closing session of the Liberal Con- Sept mber gone on a motor trip to Seattle vention in Ottawa. and points between. They will Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Pickett 4r be absent several weeks, and son, Paul, are vacationing in The Misses Brigham who visited Bayfield, SUGAR and SPICE (By W. (bill) B. T. Smiley) Well, August is on the wane, and soon the gay, mad fun of yet another summer will be just a frightening memory, For which, and I say it reverently, thank the Lord. • .n >z: >s Step on it, September. Let me wrap your cool., sweet, golden' charms in my sweaty little arms. If I can just make Labour Day, I figure I can stave off a heart- attack for another twelve-month. * * it You lucky people in your inland towns. You have no conception of what a rugged existence it is this time of year, for those of us who live in the tourist country— the land of the sky-blue water, the nut -brown maids and the pale - white gin. Waving a wan farewell to a group of holidaying friends from the city the other morning, as the sun and the garbage truck came over the horizon almultaneously, I couldn't refrain f rgr4 a brief Lpi,. il.oquy. "Get the to a iiunnerey, brother," quotb I to myself. "It's probably the only place they won't be able to dig you from out of," It's the same every year. Sum» mer arrives and with it come the tourists, the relatives, the friends feeling the city's heat. It's grand to see them. Takes you out of Your rut. It has the same invig- orating effect that a school of Sharks has on a marathon swim- mer. One good thing about it. It makes my wife get her spring house-cleaning done. This year, the impending arrival of sisters- in-law turned her into a home- making hurricane that went thro- ugh the old hacienda at about the same pace, and with the same dev- astation, as Sherman went through Georgia, 'Just one hour before Sis and `,mily arrived, the Old Girl was on her hands and knees, scrubbing the kitchen floor with the sweat pouring into her eyes, shouting or- ders at me as I scurried around, trying to find hiding -places for large baskets of unlroned ironing and such. :F m When the relatives walked in, there she was, cool and dainty in a summer dress, looking like Prin- cess Margaret just after she's given the servants the rest of the day off, while I stood around plucking MY shirt from my wet back, and carefully avoiding any heavy -hand- ed Jokes about the preceding panic, Actually, summer is pretty rough On the women in these tourist towns, too. It can get pretty darn nerve-wracking sitting there be- side the lake wondering If ft's tithe to tell the children they`ve been In swimming long enough. And you certainly get sick of having to turn over on your stomach so there'll ,be an even tan on the backs of your legs. And you've no idea, how WI it can be, swt- lng Under that hot dryer, at the iairdresser's. Some of the gals are SO overcome they`ve been seen :o drop right off. 7'6 sleep that is. * * a, And then, biggest cross of til. o bear, are the eternal meals to erepare. The family just doesn't eem to have any considet tion in ummer. They want to eat three Imes a day, just as though they sere hungry or something, Of burse, Dad doesn't eat breakfast, ecauae nobody's up yet, and a can f SOUL) will do for Iuitch. But our wrists get pretty limp twist, Ig that can opener and you're able to break a fingernail tearing 10 tough paper off those. frozen mod dinners or ripping the skirt f £ a banana. YA-8, when :all is said, the worhetr have it a lot tougher than the men do, in a tourist town in mid -sum- mer. The men can go straight ahead with their work, without a lot of people calling up and saying come on out to the cottage for a swim and supper, and a lot of in- teruptions like that, m 4: Speaking from the strictly male and selfish point of view, however: if I have to gasp with awe once pore when a wild-eyed tourist runs Into the office brandishing a big bass; if I have to show one. more retired printer through the plant and have him say he's not going to hold me up because he knows how it is and then stand around telling me his life history; if I have to tell one more importunate friend from the city, on his holi- days, that no I can't go down to the pub and have a few beers with him in the middle of the afternoon; then—I may not get me to a nun- nery, but I'm sure as hell going to start looking around for a first- class lnoriaster, j:hat's open for clients. Going Tuesday, August 19th to Saturday September 6th, incl, Return limit—September 10th For fares and train service contact your local agent. T•8.45 Business and Professional — Directory — AUCTIONEER ALViN WALPER PROVINCIAL LICENSED AUCTIONEER For your sale, large or small, courteous and efficient service at all times. "Service that Satisfies" Phone 119 Dashwood PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT ROY N. 18ENNTLEY Public Accountant GODERIC;H, Ontario Telephone 1011 Box 478 45-17-b RONALD 0. McCANN Publio Accountant Office and Residence Rattenbury Street East Phone HU 2-9677 CLJNTON, ONTARIO 50-tfb OPTOMETRY L E. LONGtSTAFF Hou;t , 11"forth: Daily except Monday & Wednesday -9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, 9. a.m. to 12.30 p.nL Thursday evening by appoitrtment only. Clinton: Above Hawkins hard- ware --Mondays only -9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Phone Hunter 2-7010 C%Inton PHONE 791 SEAFORTB 0. B. CLANOY Optometrilst --- Optletain (successor to the Yate A. L, Cole, optometrist) ror appointimebt phoinb 93, Goderieh REA1. ESTATE LEONARD 0. W&IOM [teal Lstat6 And 130sineed arbkw lElCigh Street ::.., Chfitun Phone M xy$60 SERVICES THPIRApPEUTIC 'T kEATMENY6 $70tl SKM CONDIT14ONS Given by ultraviolet Method P'bh Information pFtwie Mfk$, L, 14AUGH`I''ON,.944q Cltnfon �* #•!U �F30�5 INSURANCE INSURE THE CO-OP WAY Aceto, Accident and Sickness, Liability, Wind, Vire and other perils P. A. "PETE," ROY, CLINTON Phone HU 2-9357 Co-operators Insurance Association H. C,,..LAWSON Bank of Montreal Building olinton PHONES: Office HU 2-9644, Res., HU 2-9787 Insurance -- Real Estate Agent: Mutual Life Assurance Or.. K. 'W. COLQUHOUN INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Representative: Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada Phones: Office HU 2.9747; Res, HU 2-7556 Salesman: -Vic Kennedy Phone Blyth 78 J. L. HOWAtt,D, H yileldi Phone Bayfield 68r3 Ontario Automobile Adsoctation Car Firb - AWdent Wlnd Ivrturainoe . It .you need Insurance, I nave a policy TI3L MORMLOP MUTUAL V190 INSU.ii.AN039 OOhIPANY Read Offieb; Sbaforth Offitkzs 1958, Preside-nt, Rol ert Archibald, Setadaa th `, vice- pre - Ment, Alistair Broadfoot, Sea, tldrbii; sect�etarywtreasurer, Noiann Jeffery, Seafoa th. Directors: Joihn, H. MoEwing, ftolAfrchl(baid; Chrlis, Tion= iPairdt, 150=11011; E. J. Tre wartGha,, CI!anbon; Wim, S, Allexcander, Wal - on; J. L. Mil geaforth, Hat- ay lrtudiler, Gaderi h.5 .T, E. Popper Er+ucefieiitd; Alistair -13road£adt, Seaforth, AgMAM Wm, Viper Jr., Lund- sbol J. V. Pruetcr, Brod'hi ertv,• SelrvyA taker Brussels; LIHO l unrw, Sei,+forbh.