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News -Record-- .Thurs., June 22, 1961
Picnics At
Summer Camp
The Happy Doubles Club on
June 18 nz;otoaed to the United
Cantrell summer Damp with
their families for an afiterneor
of fellowship to -gather. After
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an .enjoyable ihoui' on the beach,
races .and genies were enjoyed.
Winnea s were: under three
years, Alan Levis; Gary Wat-
son; 4-5 year olds, Paul Wheel-
er, Sandra Crich; 6-7 year olds'.
laanbara Elliott, Joel Finck; 8-9
year oldds, Maa5e ';<'r'ewartha,
Brian Merrill; 10-11-12 year
o1 girls, Fayei
d`s g , Merrill, boys,
Paul Lavis; 13 years and over,
girls, Barbara Irwin, boys, Bry-
an Laois.
Girls shoe scramble, Faye
Merrill; boys shoe scramble,
Bryan Levis; adult time nape,
Irma Tyndall, '
A ,peanut scramble and pennuy
scramble followed for the =Jai-
ler children. A scavenger hunt
Proved interesting for !adults.
A picnic supper was enjoyed
by 75 in the dining hall. Fol-
lowing supper a ball game was
played. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Flinch, Mr. and Mrs, Bert •Gar-
rett and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ihk-
ley were in charge of plans for
the day.
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MIDDLETON
The sympathy of the entire
community goes out to the hus-
band and family of the late Mrs.
Oliver Cole, who passed away
suddenly on Wednesday last,
Lovely baskets of flowers
were placed in St, James Angli-
can Church, Middleton, on, Sun-
day, June 18, •to the Glory of
God and in loving memory of
Mrs, Cole.
The rector, the Rev. E. J. B.
Harrison paid great tribute to
Mrs. Cole at the service of
morning prayer as dedicated
ed
church member and as secre-
tary of the WA. Special pray-
ers were had for the comfort
of the family and a memorial
hymn was sung in honour of
the deceased at this service,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middle-
ton and all the members of
their family in this district . at-
tended a reunion of the Taylor
family on ;Sunday last at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth
Taylor, Blyth. A warm wel-
come was extended to Mrs.
Harold Taylor, a recent bride,
present with her husband, Har-
old Taylor, Mimico.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mid-
dleton were the guests on Sun-
day of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Earley and family, Hillcrest
Angus Farms, Kerwood, Ont.
On Friday last, Stewart Mid-
dleton and several Angus en-
thusiaSts attended the consoli-
dation Aberdeen Angus sale of
Major-General Churchill Mann,
"View Halloa" Farms, King,
Ont.
How to Serve
Cheddar Cheese
Cheese, an adventure :in good
eating! Any way you look at it,
cheese is a good buy — full of
flavour and food value. Cheese
supplies high quality protein at
law cost. And yet many liome-
makers have questions about
cheese. If you were to ask the
food specialists at Macdonald
Insrtitute, Guelph, these quest-
ions, they would answer them
this way.
Q. Why should cheese be
served at room temperature?
A. Cheese at room tempera-
ture has a better texture and
more aroma than chilled ch-
eese.
Q. What's the best way to
keep Ched'dar cheese in the re-
frigerator?
A. Wrap the exposed surface
closely with transparent film
or waxed paper. This keeps
the air away from the surface
and helps prevent mold forma-
tion and drying out.
Q. Is mold on cheese dang-
erous?
A. No; just scrape it off and
use the cheese as usual.
Q. Should cheese be frozen?
A. Pieces of cheddar not ov-
er 1 pound in size can be froz-
en. But before you use it, be
sure to thaw it slowly in the
refrigerator. Don't freeze ch-
eese spreads.
Q. What's the best tempera-
ture for cooking cheese?
A. Cook cheese at low, temp-
eratures — heat it in a double
bailer or oven poach it when
you're baking. High tempera-
tures toughen the cheese and
make it harder to digest.
1/Y DOROTHY 'MARKER
their destination, They have an
inborn, fear of being lost in a
n land, nt
stria ge an ,orof missi g their
train between dock and station.
The CNR's representative mak-
es sure they are safely on their
way to the towns and cities
they Crave chosen as their future
home (base.
Kemp's •experiences with pas-
sengers have .been funny, rich
in gratitude, sad on. one occas-
ion and always interesting.
Sometimes meeting incoming
ocean liners calls for a great
deal of ingenuity, especially
when two ships dock at the
sane time.
During the shipping season,
Yvan Kemp is always on duty.
There are no Sundays, off and
no summer holidays for him.
True, there are days when no
ships duck, but then there is
paper work which occupies his
time. In the winter he reverts
to ticket clerk in Central Ste -
tion, Montreal.
I was interested in his refer-
ence to the 'sad" evetnt in his
line of duty. He told of the
only passenger he had ever
known to fall off a boat while
it was in the process of being
neared. The story was partic-
ularly interesting because it
made me realize the worth-
while part the railroad plays
in passenger service.
The victim was a woman who
turned to wave to fellow pas-
sengers. She lost her balance
and fell ibetweein the shed and
the boat. Her purse kept her
afloat until a sailor could rescue
her with a gaff. With a broken
leg and a wrenched shoulder,
she spent long months in a
Montreal hospital. The CNR
later arranged for rail trans-
portation and for ambulance
and stretcher service aboard the
SHIP AHOY!
Two small pieces of broken
glass, a putty knife and .a pair
of well-worn work gloves were
dumped in my lag .as I sunned
myself on the lawn of No, 2
sin. He hada Men;aeing look
in his eye as he warned, me,
that if I wanted a ride inhis
boat this summer I would have
to share the responsibility of
scraping its bottom.
It always looked like such
a little boat floating at its
deck in a central Ontario lake
and such a monster now,turned
upside down in the Barker gar-
age. Seemingly there were
yas'dS of blistered paint and
varnish tp remove. Before my
stint was finished, the gloves
were cut to ribbons by the glass
used as an effectual scraper
and my muscles screamed for
relief.
Scraping off old paint is a
lonesome job. Back and forth,
back and forth, the rhythm
might have made me sleepy
only I occupied my mind recal-
ling a talk I had with the
CNR's Yvan Kemp. I suppose
he came to mind because I was
awe struck by the reflection,
that ocean-going liners have to
be put into dry dock every so
often to have the barnacles re-
moved from 'their below -sea -
level plate. How lucky I was
to be just respanlsible for re-
moving a few feet of old paint!
Yvan Kemp is a personable
young man. Born in Montreal
with a French -German back-
ground, he has been the rail-
road's pont representative for
several years. Land lubbers
may wonder just what :a pont
representative is .and what fun-
ction he fulfills in the operation
of a railroad.
There are only two in the
employ of the CNR and they
are often called upon to play
•the roll of a gallant Galahad
when single women passengers,
or mothers with.. small children
disembark and seek information
regarding railway reservations
and time schedules.
When boat passengers arrive
who are not conversant in eith-
er French or English, which
Yvan Kemp speaks fluently, he
finds an interpreter who speaks
their native .tongue.
Carefree Travel
I diked the considerate way
he related the Dare and helpful
attention that is provided for
invalids. Wheel chairs are al-
ways available and' Kemp wires
ahead to stationmasters so
that there will not be a hitch
in transfer, or stop -over plans
these individuals may have.
An outstanding service that
is the responsibility of railway
port representatives is advising
immigrants. Often These new-
comers to our shores are con-
fused about how to proceed to
Classified Ads
Bring Quick
Result's
train that to* iter ha* home
-during her convalescence.
Pride lin Ifis Job
I'll remember Yvan aKemp
again when breezes blow through
my hair as the good ship "LCyri"
takes to the lake. I'l'l, ;remember
him for several reasons, the
most important being his dedi
Cation two duty, sense of respon-
sibility b y and his sacrifice each
summer of holiday time other
young people of his generation
spend afloat in small .craft
while be stands by, watching
huge ocean liners
znta
pont.
I know he has a glow of sat-
isfaction. He told inc so. He
considers this job more than
worthwhile, for people can be
concerned when they disembark
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN MOVIES
Goderich
Highway 8—East of Town
THUR., FRI., SAT.
June 22-23-24—Double Bill
John Mills & Sylvia Syms
"DESERT ATTACK"
James Craig & Lita Moran
"NAKED IN THE SUN"
MON., TUES., WED.
June 26-27-28—Double Bill
Terry Moore and
Frank Lovejoy
"SHACK OUT ON 101"
— Color —
Lita Moran & James Craig
"ENCHANTED ISLAND"
Coming — Robert Mitchum
and Julie London
"Wonderful Country"
Goderich
Meet Your Neighbour At The
PARK THEATRE
Phone
JA 4-7811
THUR., FRI., SAT. — June 22-23-24
ELVIS PRESLEY and Juliet Prowse
Celebrate the Presley return with a light
and bright musical.
"G.I. BLUES" In Calor
MON., TUES., WED. -- June 26-27.28
"The BRAMBLE BUSH"
ADMtTtANCe
RESTRICTED
TO PERSONS
18 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER
Angie Dickinsen -- Richard Burton -- Jack Carson
and Barbara Rush
— In Technicolor —
A small town story from a
best-selling novel with
Coming—June 29 - 30 - July 1
"THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII" — in color
Lee's
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HERB'S CLINTON
FOOD MARKET MEAT MARKET
This Week's
RED HOT SPECIAL
Sunbrite Margarine
4 lbs. 99c
Fresh Strawberries Daily
CHARCOAL
5 lb. bag — 39c
CHARCOAL LIGHTER
Tin — 29c
P.S. Our Dare's Draw for the
Garden Wheelbarrow. was won
by Mr. Ivan Carter, Clinton.
Congratulations.
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Men's
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Shirts & Tee Shirts
$1.95 up
Aiken's
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Modern Gas and OH Furnace
Sales and Service
Chuter and
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TOM. CHUTER, or JOE WILD,
HU 2.7652 HU 2-9519
after 'a voyage at sea, His jolt
has a puzipeae, not only of wea-
Qorne, but of service.
My reward for an hour's slug,.
ging was .a long pool drilnk axid
a cetxita.in glow of ;satisfaction
too, nut my part of a job ac-
complished,
The snood of glasa on wood,
scrap, scrape, filled the atrnos-
Phere, No. 2 son was back rtFt
the job of readying his summer
craft. X was feeling .a (bit ,sunup
Because of my endeavor, I 'had
banked many 'harppy hours 1
will be able to cash aboard a
lake -worthy boat, whose seams
are calked and whose bottom is
as smooth as the cheek of a new
barn babe,
BELL
LINES
by W. W. Haysom
your telephone
manager
Well sunny days are with us once again. Ask the aver-
age citizen what he likes most about summer and ton to one
he'll 'say it's outdoor living. More and more fpIks in Clinton
are spending as much of their leisure time as possible work-
ing in the garden, cooking on their barbecues or just relax-
ing out on their patios. You've probably found that once
you're outside you hate to go back in the house and leave
that crucial planting job in the garden or that big juicy
steak you've just put on the barbecue. But it's often neve
sary to run in and answer the phone ... unless, of course,
you have an outdoor telephone. Portable telephones, with
outlets for garden or patio are becoming increasingly pop-
ular. We expect to install a number of them in Clinton this
summer. Why not give us aeall at HU 2-3401 and ask about
summer. Why not give us a call at 1111 2-3401 and ask about
you'll find the price is low.
Speaking of summer
reminds us of vaca-
tions and travelling.
Have you ever driven
along a highway at
night looking for a
-.._►✓ place 10 stay, :tired and
weary after a long
trip, and all you can
see are "No Vacancy" signs? Frustrating, isn't it? By
,simply phoning .ahead we can be assured of adequate accom-
modation—more than likely choice accommodation at that.
Here's another tip for happy travelling: what about a
reassuring call to the folks back home to lent them know
you .arrived safely? The telephone can help make your
vacation a real success. Remember, rates are low (A night
call, station -to -station, covering about 200 miles can cost
as little as 75 cents.)
Every year at �► a i;.
this time we read
of a great many
drowning accidents
that mar the care-
free vacation sea-
s o n . Sometimes
we're saddened to
see a familiar
name—it might be
a father, a mother
or a child. It's a
terrible tragedy
and yet it is often
quite unnecessary.
B e 11 employees
have been urged to
learn as much
about water safety
as they can.
Many of our
people have taken
the St. John Am-
bulance course in
artificial respira-
tion and some
have had to use it
to save a life.
a blessing to be t '
able to save your-
self from difficulty:_
in the water; it's!,
a double - blessing;;
to be in a position?1ti
to help someone
else in time of :: •.
trouble. Donald McArthur -and his patient (?) Al Harper
demonstrate their life saving skills.
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PHONE HU 2-9079
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GREASES CITIES SERVICE A Specialty
p'uli Line of Firestone Auto Accessories
Corner of King and Mary Streets Near IGA
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This Weekend
Stafford's •
ASSORTED JAMS
24 oz. jars -- 45c
Cash Special
BEEF STEAK
Cash Price -- 69c Ib.
Charged Price -79c Ib.
Phone HU 2.9412
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cement jobs easy 1
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---Yon canpatchit, build it, re-
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