Clinton News-Record, 1962-03-29, Page 2Pqpp �2
7,-rClinton News,Re;qrd-Thvrs-, March 1962
ditonals
UY Just Tthle,Fditoe
. NOT A MONTH AGO we read a
particularly lonesomq wall from a follow
editor, "Won't someone, somewhere
,Write a lietter about something? Any.
t
Why is the idea of writing; a letter
to the editor -avoided by so many?.
What good are all those thousands
spent pTi.education if nobody bothers hers to
use what they learn
to complain, tQ
praise, or nag?
Why -dQ people think it makes per,
feet sense to talk to an editor on the
street, even, waken the poor editor with
an early Morning hone call - yet
tail to take the time tam t44t editor
on his home :ground,
For that matter, who, but the ectitor
of a newspaper offers the field of corn
bat freely 'to an opponent, without ask-
ing: that he share the rent on the arena?
Yet few take advantage of the op-
portunity to joust.
We know we are not always wrong
,-but surely we, are not always right.
There are all sorts of things with which.
4 thln4iRg, persm could take issue.
Why doesn't s
e come up with
9 eon
a gipipd, idea fQrC . .
linton to plan for 9 11-67?
What's special about that year, some.-
one blithely asked the oth.0 day,
Well Its the year
when -Canada is
100 years old. in 1-867 an absolutely
unbelievable thing took Place. Arch
enemies in Canada joined together to
form a new country stretching from
sea to S64- A bilingual, country It was
and continues to be.
The incredible thing is that it stuck.
In the, hundred years Canada has,
fqtight in two world wars, repelled the
imaginary renians suffered grow,
ing I pangs in the Riel Rebellion.
Now if we can possibly weld the
strange Doukhobors into the homogen-
()Us whole we may eventually end up
peace -loving country -.. despite what
hockey teanis in Sweden may think.
Should we run a contest for ideas
to mark the centennial year of our
comtry-here in Clinton?
Let's hear from you,
One Thought Conceived
WHEN WE ANNOUNCED last
A farmer works hard, plays hard,
week the intent to survey the taxation
prays fervently and expects' his applica-
field as it -relates to education costs, we
tion of the Golden Rule to encourage
didn't realize the extent of the invest i-
others to do the same,
gating necessary.
Whether he plants 50 acres or a
Do you know that a select commit-
thousand, or encourages a permanent
tee in Ontario is'planning to spend four
pasture, he's in love with growing
Years on this project? We're inclined
things. His pride in a straight furrow
to let them go ahead, meanwhile keep-
is just as strong now as when he urged
ing a weather eye out f9r -interesting
Dobbin back and forth across the fields,
facts,
A farmer is a ditcher, a road-
I . We'llsend them a copy of the paper
builder. and a mender of bridges; he,
and they can glean the local viewpoint
erects fences, builds -barns, paints hous-
from it. That is, if you folk will oblige
Fs, spreads manure, packs sweet -smell -
by sending iii,your ideas.
ing hay into lofts, loose and in bales; he
One thin'e I wdecided in the last
lives with the land and ,the blue sky
few days,; and that is, that farmpeopl people
above and 'he has a right to his inde-
ate Goon going to have to make up their
pendence in the world he lives in.
minds.:
: Either they''shou"Id be content with
To us the name "farmer" means all
of these things and more.
being llfatrn&s11 0"r'they. should go full
.
Legir-datbure •for nine years.
tilt into -this business of modern nomen-
Hugh Latimer, provincial or -
clature and call themselves agrl-busi-
Seat Belts For Deejays
nessmen. Lately we suspeetthey would
when he entered the Hou&-- iin
liketo be numbered among the pro-
MAN, IF YOU don . 't want,to be a
fessions.
"farmer"
creep, 'you'll have to pick up on what
The fact is that is more
descriptive of what rural I people really
I'm laying *down. No cat is with it un -
are and want to be, than any other
less he digs seat belts when he swings
term,
down the alley in his bucket of bolts.
A farmer is a, capitalist, a business-
'When the hip wants to make a point,
man, a labourer and a financier, he is a
he's well prepared when he makes the
rRcfianic, a weldor, a soils. expert 4nd
scene. He's not: about to be flipped off
part-time veteriharian; he is a nurse-
guard. There are a lot of squares out
maid to. a stable -full of ornery animals
there on the concrete 'crawl, so be pre -
and he loves it; he is sometimes a tree
pared for the worst. Be cool, make the
doctor; he sometimes picks up a, rifle,
seat belt scene so* the next cat can't
whistles to his dog and becomes a
put you down. You dig? -U.S. Safety
hunter.
Council.
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feel.
-They shout that IIT4,iourplo is a lotta these people, Williaari sok, and J. Grant
Xf ppoplp., pag 4 - any heed -to 1Q9sescELV are. w -an? tb Ek went to Wqkriaw to search for
Pdor, W get Goa fon
we hayp" body oak,
the wgrpings, dire pro.ec41qt1ops Pleasant breath', the stuff and y
dandruff; e can't banne� p)w*ers oppong s
and app4ling -stiatis*4 with dentures; trP4clW.,Qqs it," he muses, as. he reac�,-e-% Xr,. .4pi#, Varna, has ural,
which they are Et�sAiled on "lipysr acid stomaells, and tb* the house and lot on Town),
f W_ knacks the q4art End kn
every hand, - 1010 J1WVaM race tl:n are badly in need of 14-m $txeet formerly occupied
I? off the �,na, %!J
�t is di it
ffi,04
Would be Made UP of 4ri`Ve11-. a gew US5 for tihiit old he 14 wltlrhold
'Cross
ling c_qW.p?,,ds, aringing u by Wopgaii Agnew,
pdpr They d_qA't leave A Stone, not, aMause, at Ilie VePtaiclq of - E. Weodorf
Dominion Cafq
there respectivo lbeds. even 4 gaQ-Stone,, UptiuMed. the "tyr Im-
40 &%jaing the
-offers $5 for the best colloct] n
40401 W 4 coffin nail with They imply that we, am sick, innence a sudden.4nnlhtlatlon 0f
r hor,%% eXhibitqq:by any One
your,;_ft,arnino 'ee.a,44, paper, eninge
reeps, by H-ij)pmb because be's too maq at the,01inton $took Show,
And iaheaMme hito you between ately, there U a; •WPA, bu.V fgurin 4ng 'r
g out q , les t;o di&
A sale of bulls, will 1bp held
the eyes: SMOKING, LUNG derful clueaespness, a deliberate dlie the government,4Qut o
dqAth, at the $
pring Show, consigned
CANCER LINKED TESTS pbtuseoesp, dn, human aVUre, 4ptteS Qn his: estate, 'by E. 1-11''Wise, N, J. Lebek�l;
PROW, Turn 00 'your car that roakw us go bfithOV 94
Paul Cadieux, Kippen; Rory
radio as, you drive to W01114C and our way, reeking nought, of the And surely one cannot refrain Pjurogtpel, Mic4iael Ohler; W.
the AwiQlAMOr t6114 you, 'triune- Cassandras in our midst, And .from a rp�siqg cheer for the
phantly,,that weekend fatalities ,NIcksh r ank, Wingham.
'joettering as'' rr ,, a jQ11y good thin too or liif'e m � with. fA' l'bum �tA*er whol- a buying supplies
t 'ye;W'S ' r 'an Manypor.99n,
hit Would be not onily fr1glAfUl but. retired Eater 30, years In azed- for
home:brewing from local
record by eight, He PqUiuds hW- also fpiote4mg, entary job, immediately Start's
f4! * �1. Start's grocers and c�lruggistts- are not
py about it, ilavirq ]like a navvy, building, aware that •4 licence is, requir-
Ili-wre is slomet� �19 94,11ant t qarUrg down, fetohiog, end car- ed -fi
J,ust look as though. you feel d opshing about the in.and' rev4,PTW, 4�-
two- ryIng, shoyding. snow' -and cut -
an the pi_Xrtment.
like -a beer, and' Somebody, pro- decks�a-day man, who reads the bing grass, and generally sbow- M T. Cbriless has sold his
Jun
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cancer
Story, pales Slightly,
bably your wife, will start reel- ing a fine scorn for living -to a hardware -business to Thomas
them
h lights
o tS
)ng off tihi� lotest figures on , a -ft and blov,% out; y1pe old age. HaiwXins, and Hugh Miller.
alcoholism. the smoke ,gide the devil-, nay- 7;t must be horribly exasper-
Start putting away sone- car-esaille, the qUizzicAY-Afteda#og to. soletfiLsAs, traffle auth-
tbj,nig for yow Old age, and-, eydbrow, of ithe cm&nmed spy oritles, temperancte people, tax N ears Ago
Some �cheepfulr v4ture witll in- facing -the firing squad. icollectors and doctors, but 40,
form YOU, With ill-conwOed . There is sumedilng h*r6lc in them 'S Something unbeatable in CLINT01W NoWs-n]CORD
satisfaction, that the human the man who beam the wee�en�d 'human. natiare. It's a. sort of Thursday, March $0, 1922
race will be obliterated by fatality figur.0 while drivig to massive, chain, I
Aing stup dity, 'a
nuclear weapons, withdn -the cur- work, and, merely sets'his4w, superb reckleasnesas that ba$ 'Clinton Board of Trade ten -
rent decade, traMP5 on the gas, and; bulls made peoplv, ignore an wan,_ dered, a complimentary banquet
Put In an hioapst, hard day's tjhr . ough the trafflewilth all the Ings and� deliberately seek out;Co -all, manufacturing
work, and, some magazine amt- skirl, enthusiasm and' Doherty Pianos' now
disregard . d9sasiter, ever since the day Eve in town:
E i
ick will'trumpet the new* that for danger of a Ben H4rr at the was wamed Mt to fool around seRing to Great Britain, Aus-
you're heading for a coronary. reins of a chariot, with that apple. trallm, New Zealand and South
Atrica; Clinton Knitting Co.;
Clinton Flour Mills; Clinton
'Pie
Oreamery; Experimental, -x
W11s; Jackson Mfg. Co.; Huron
Paig
Cancer Cam n: d r,W Specialty Casting Co.
aly A. J. McMurray. is busy get -
a ting the Spring Show ready.
Ball and Zaphfe offered a $6
ive i s -5,00 picture for the best lady driv-
Local 06sect $2,
I er. The Casting Co. offers; 12
Cancer campaign target for Lloyd Stewart and Ted Dunn. warded to pravincial headgear- Nowpoints 'for best matched
Clinton and district is $2500, At Adastral, Park, the Per- tees ,to help finance extensive team of greys.
it was -announced this week by manent Married Quarters at research projects. Ono of these The Hon, Mackenzie King
Mrs. Jack Elliott, branch cam- RCAF Station Clinton, Mrs. M. was 'the recently -opened cancer says lie doesn't like prohibition
paign chairman. F. Rodgers, is convener of the research laboratory art' the Un- in, anything. Doesn't even like
This is part of Huron qTwgn. iMrs. Alf Scotchmer iversity of Western Ontario unit's cag . in the Ten Comman&nents, -prdb-
1962 objective of $16,000 -which !S'TaokTng after the coliections London.. ably.
mus1t be raised: during the April in the village of Bayfield, Unit President Ray C, Mills,
campaign. "We remain grateful for the Exeter, indicated this week he
In, Clinton some of the col- outstanding co-operation we re, foea4 confident the campaign
lectians; have already been done. ceive from both urban• and rural will be -a success. "Huron hag
However, the main -three days volunteers who ,assist us'in this always played an important
of the campaign are on April major fund -miring program," part •in the fight against cane
2, 3 ;and, 4. If you are not al- Unit Chadrnian R. E. Pooley cer in Ontario arid' I lqvow our
ready canvass'ed, you can look stated. county will continue to do so,"
forward to hearing from some- Funds raised' in Huron am he states,
one very soon. used, to finance service work in Breakdown of the county ob-
, Conveners, in Clanton are -Mrs. the county as well as general jective of $16,0()0 is: Goderich
Ernest Ellwood, Mrs . Douglas ethination and, research pro- &Axiot, $4,000; Exeter district,
Andrews,, Mrs, Ed. Florian, Mrs. grams across Canada. During $3,500; Clinton, district, $2,500;
Donlald Smith and Mrs. Ruth 1961, Huron unit spent over Whigham. distract, $2,500; Sea -
Knox. I - :,z, �. 24-`----' $3*, -W to hop 76 'patients, in forth district, $2,000; Blyth dis-
the campaignin-,Hllett and. the . county.. A further $1,072 'tract and Brussels disitrict, $750
Qtnnlle" Ire"xmichitno ds been con- - -d -+ - cancerA.&4- -
4 Yvars Ago
-O&INTON. NEWS-RECORD
march 24, 1007
Mrs, Margaret Rhyn�p will
be guest Speakpr art F1
Me
_W1.9bitiogale Day, May J2
the hospital, This' is also
QQr,
Day.,
ovation Da,
An unusual tomb,!Aorio to be
placed 41 -Clirvton Cemetery I
in Chln%p -characters, except
for �Vhe words ,,Hong t.4,g, 1,93711,
Mr, Hong died' 94 February
Spring Show will lope next
ThurA
sday, April 1.,
J,ame§ R, -StW4i-g 1 ' s named
presil&ot of Hurm
, , 0poqnW
,Fruit -Growers-, He succeeds
Goprge Laithwalte, Goderlich.
Back in 1$97 A, J, liollowaV
sold, a lot on Huron $tmet to
W. jCore, who Intends, to Wild'
The Girl's Club at Wesloy-
Wi0s, will hold a TwIft1vt
Ximipalie March 26 at 4 pm.
,Coffee at T. R. ThompsuWs
store :;s listed, at 29 cents, a
.pound'..pound'.10 'Years. Ago
CLINTQN NIQW5-AE1Q0RD
Thursday, March 37, 1952
County prepared for Poultry
Vote.
Fred Milddletoni, RR a, Clin-
ton; is pTievident of I-luron
County Fruit Growers Associa-
tion, with William. McGuire
serving as vice-president,
Eleanor Davis and Margaret
Colquhoun have been hired at
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tebbutt
(nee Catherine Perdue), Sea -
forth, celebrated their 40th
wedding anniversary last week
Ray Telford, Bayfield, son, of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Telford, re-
quired four stitches in his left
knee to close a wound made
by a dog owned by LAC Bob
Heisler.
, Harvey Wjlghitmans RR 2, Au-
burn, won second' place at the
111th annual graduation exercis-
es, Niagara Parks Commission
School a Gardening.
MemorialClinton �Shop
T. PRYDE and SON --CLINTON EXETER --SEAFORTH
Open" Every Afternoon
. PHONE HU 2-9421
At other times contact
Local Representative -Tom Steep ----HU 2-3869
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ducted- by the -Federation of in Huron.. The. objective. for Canada this
Agriculture, . with conveners, More -than $14,000 was for- year w $3,519,000.
Business and Professional
JOHN, W. HANNA'
Pravncial Cabinet, Members,
Friends Attend, MRP's Funeral'
WINGAIAM (Special) -John
hid death reachad the Moor ot
York East; Marvin Howe, MP,
W. Hanna, 72, MFP for Huron-
the. Legislature, Air. Hanna's
WellingitionHurion; Elston, Car -
Bruce since 1943 died at his
back -raw dbskand chair behind
diff, MP, Huron; Harry Allan,
home Saturday, March 24,
the tabinet were draped in pur-
MPP, Middlesex South; J. Fred
Onetime candidate for* the
jyle-4trw=ed black crepe.
Edwards MPP, Perth; John A.
nationail leadership of the Pro-
Mr. Hama referred to him-
i'ullaXG, MPP, Parry Sound;
gwessive Conservative Party, he
self -as "Jovial John" and, won
Maj. Alex A, MacKenzie, MPP,
stepped down the dlayafter his
'the honorary tWe of Senator
York Ninth; James Band, dep-
announcement when George
from his colleagues by hes Tea-
uty minister of welfare; Elmer
Drew stated his 'intention 60,
demhlp among the overflow
Bell, QC, Exeter, H. C. Mae -
seek the post.
Inemberg of the Government
LeanW'Dgham; Stanley Pre -
,
Mr. as
W. Hanna was also k
in
9azty forced to sit on ,the op-
vitt, Goderich; Magistrate H.
the man who sat silent the
posite side of the House.
Glenn Hays, QC, Goderich;
Legir-datbure •for nine years.
Hugh Latimer, provincial or -
He made his maiden speech
The funeral service was -held
igianizer of the Progressive Con -
when he entered the Hou&-- iin
Wednesday ,from St. Andrew's
servative Parity and Theodore
1943, did not enjoy the e>Ver
Presbyterian Church, Winghiam
Colehouse, assistiant provincial
ience, and did not make anoth-
to temporary entombment in
organizer,
er •speech until 1952.
Wingham mausoleum. Burial
Active pallbearers were. Har -
will. The made laIter in Wingham
L*y Crawford, Dewitt Miller;
cemetery.
Barry Wenger, Clare Cantelon,
Members of both the Ontario
George Joynt and J. P. Me -
and federwi hous*s, including
Kibbon, and flower bearers 'R.
Premier John Robarts, attended
B. Cousins, Brussels; W. T.
along with members of district
10ruicksliank, Wingham; W.
Pa6grassive Conserviative, aswc-
Wes1'ey Soynt and Allister
tions; Huron County council
Hughes-, Lucknow.
-Jal As-
and Wiiingharn Ministier
Represen ting the Liberal
dociabion.
Party were, Leo Troy, Nipis-
MR.
Honorary pallbearers w ere,
sing and, J -oha Chapple, Fort
Wiffiam Davi
Premier R dbarts: Hon. Georg.
N 6.r vi a -n sen,
East e. to h
C. Wardrope, minister of miners;
Hamilton r es n d ,the
epr
Ron, W, A. qoodfeU'ow, minist,
New Democratic Party.
gat ibn§, Huron Ciaunty council
0
er of highways; Hon. Charles
A Canadian Red Cross iteam
Daley, minister withod;t port-
Of specialists:, In, physicalirnedl-
qhdlio,� Hon. Wi Warn Stewart,
eine And PhYaiotherAphy spent
minister Of agricullture., Hou.
18 months div Morocco helping
to rehabilitate over 10,000 pama-
-Charles S. MacNaUghiton, Exe-
ter" without
btW victims. This is th4 longest
'Un,
minister I?Wt-
"-!10' HORIP, Be�Ckett, MPP,
J
ernergency oper�tiOni ever'
deotilken by the Red Cross.
JrOH14 W. IFIAN14A
TO invest -,just 8,encl in your cheque-, At that !Ame he tow tb pay
We look after all details, tribute t6 � hen Premier Ltsdk
WWAM) R, ROWLANDS,
Goderich Otdtidh Mdhdg6e,
West dhd Waterloo Sfreots(
OIAL 1A *4391
foost and, anyone else in, the
Abuse he felt destirvedit,
Just before be sat down he
n-mdv-- a plea that the Govern-
inelht look after crippled thil-.
diten. He also asked the Obv-
Wmm6nt -to ekitand0
I wo In
.1
tormoctioti with heart disbais-e,
HW death creamed fhe obw
vabancy In the Leglilature.
Mr, Hanha was lbott in wft-
ham., where he operated, twkA
storesH1A wit& is the former
Esther M Campbell of WIOW4
Aock. His only -oon,J'ofin, died
In an &Utof nbibil, crash in1654,
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v V1%,J V bwyu U-10-+
tolintoft ROPOS006#16VO: altd lodkeg and Serwa 00 MW.
dr bf WM-ghw"n' fi-iom 1686 to
1:$41: Her ehtetiqd the1kg%Ela,4
H6wid- C . 1ICM, n'. ituto fiv 1049,And, Was, ke-40-ewd
in 045: %049, io5f ."I dfhf&th1'dL
Phon6 'HU 1., 2.9644- -kaftenbury S+t#+ it, iWE 1954, aAnAd 1,09
the, lanhbuntem6nt'a
M . odern MEAT Market
HU ZVI!,
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rfibs 49aii lbe
Weine s 1* sit 29,(-- 16i
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