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Clinton News-Record, 1962-05-24, Page 1, 'Columnlift- on e orR...1111' d TI s zs A REMARK JUST THE NEW" ERA � 97th YEAR THE HVRQN RECORD •-,-r 81 st YEAR. _ .. . _ ._ _.._.. T r - r- .,�, 1� •pass'in�• , , ,and we w!onl'd _ .. not waive !al? one to feel that No. 21 ,-'Thq Notate PaPer W elle News. CLINTON, QNTARIQ, TTHUR$4All'� MAY 24, '1942 $4..Q0 or Yegr �='�0 Cen#s Per Copy -12 P'a esu We �v4sh to snake a mountain out of :a mole - hill .. , this could have •h opened, and prob- (� r • ,ably dial, when the Liberals Teachers Vie. � �r�'QvWnsh�p Y �were in office fit .Q't�tawa, ., . Men Pad Vo Oxy owever, we reee7ve • -_.. nform..aa i .- 1 on in this office from oittiogl ,.�,�M_ .. . ;•�.:ws yx• ` `t{ �r: Honour ..Malt . Edgar Oa. r members, Which can peanl At The annuameeting of People Don't have znterpetation as "poi}tc- at7e Huron branch, district 15A aof the gzrtar Public School. Voters in lior' those la may Gode i YTo Wns i p. l .way on S'und'ay night. ,� , :about ;.< Roavalfd McKay, Gsvton; Cam- 24 lovely 'tulip blooms from a, < nxan Addiisony Clinftoav, tea4her downtown Ifronf -+fawn garden aft'S'S 4 Goderich Township, is wms ere nipped• from their stems ;.x ��" � �w q3: ui,l change of the insurance and loft •lying where they fell ` cpmgxaibiee; xr The cuts were made with knita H om e -o K% mer said 3 ,' they would have . been happier of ing: Receiving certificates following: zenrtm were the falloR 1, Geemtruid+a Burgs'mta., RR 1, Four BallotsPromised ast ht voted notbe far1lar wh that tern Vaccine in Men, Teachers Fader tion last determinedly against liquor outlets in Their town .- would tma�slate m_ home them it would have: vo voel, vabland,Edgar,Csrhi 1d. tour an ll of duestions placedbefore them. which qs framked, isCarriedfree Intend to use elle Sabin -type was sagnally opaur I IDligible voters were about 1.,000, ire oras re- re - bile ost office ave e by .. zzr n t, �, : fl x .. " -..< : � • �, - Mri, Edgar resignedr his. turning officer Robert E. Th son nd there r b Pn?p : h x, !, 4 �,.. ; , � k . „� . ,. �� .; y =r � � :., ,�, � � , n:,;"" tfc posfittiionn as vi grin�ci �al' of A%V'/ . Haugh Campbell Public were about .644 making the trip to the fills. p, NC}W IT P] LF4C LY OB. views those who >;< . , k I � ,,:: x ;. ' �. � S'ohodl RC LW Station Cl' tan s � ,. To tai votes on the .question of women's osier. peapl'e are candidates : , � ndi the coming a .; x, : Y. <' �' � , � - ��° ",�� .. ;; ,,,. ,. t� •, aiftefr �outstaxrdirvg contribution a rooms was es 193 no 448 or men's beverage a� � s Y , f n _ e e g ,err election; who are not now sit- � ^, �,�� s �} � ``' Y' t /rid'':+,• ''� Wer ;t?he past years as' a teach- rooms, yes 165, #10 46$; for dining lounge, yea Ming mencvbers, will not ,' �`; ,, �,- �, � I ex theme, and as; .a member _of 263 no 3'.79;. for liquor lounge, yes 231, n0 405. .have` the ori ' g � �'r g , . , privilege o ankimt 'a l�.. l - ° ,,. 'the Federation;, He will join the (Note ,all figures are unofficial.) therefore we do- not feel that „n teaching staff of Clinton: Dist- In order for .outlets to be permitted, the result it is alight, piper, nor ° , . t4ob CW, egiate.Institu'te in Sep- would have had to be more than 60 percent "yes" .neces- sary, that sitting members R`r, teirvber• on the question or questions involved. should have that privilege, once a Now president of the Federa- Clintons First Fall*Qtit Shelter parliiament is dissolved ... s y tiopis John MCarrKll, vice- pribcipai of the A. J. McCurdy SOMEBODY WAS HAVING orf 'ifaaau" in a inixedr u • st o b u, 'pul)lacs'chooa, RCAF 'Station Celntztaglia- vice- nrelsidend ag .way on S'und'ay night. ,� , :about ;.< Roavalfd McKay, Gsvton; Cam- 24 lovely 'tulip blooms from a, < nxan Addiisony Clinftoav, tea4her downtown Ifronf -+fawn garden aft'S'S 4 Goderich Township, is wms ere nipped• from their stems ;.x ��" � �w q3: ui,l change of the insurance and loft •lying where they fell ` cpmgxaibiee; xr The cuts were made with knita H om e -o K% mer said 3 ,' they would have . been happier of ing: Receiving certificates following: zenrtm were the falloR 1, Geemtruid+a Burgs'mta., RR 1, Four BallotsPromised if the person involved had, cut . H 1R B Vaccine in them long and, taken them ; x, i For June home them it would have: WE NOTE. ALSO THAT A In been of some use to somebody Intend to use elle Sabin -type Theun2s Dragstra, and Helene Dragstra, RR 2, Gad'erich; Zn this case, however, it The hospital auxiliary � ' t's' has Eastern Star, Blyth, to furnish a a useless .act dome by - H�eirrich F. E'xel, and Johan- nxi ,alt Lucan, by the Zurich Hard- a thoughtless person .. It is one at $750. Dr. Aldus pointls out that the a (hope that whoever did' this; Ware and Buil&rs Supply Ltd. at ,a cosi of $1,400. The Huron. silly thing is holt a C)nnttlaal vaccine (appears to be a vtalu- Ha;arrbye, and Invgeborg S. dent . ' but someme just Fish and Game Conservation, fold 'C, Lawson points' out that passing through ... The -grow- H,aarbye RSR 2 Seafarbh; Jan i G _ - ing of flowers is, a work of •there is one one more 'seam- y Mid -Town Merchants Beat The Heat love, ,and when; a thoughtless $� task of furnishing a 2 -bed (ar g act dettroys them, a sa.d'ness Temperatures of 80 to 90 degrees last,weekend pushed sales of summer exists which is di ficult to dis- clothing in local stores as people hurried to get into something cooler. One.`; suspend all organized programs t t I h d'd WE DO APPRECIATE THE help our reader's have been in getting some April 12 issues of ,the News -Record' (back into the office, ... About 12 have been received' dile to our atppegal last Issue,' and we are very pl'easod `in!deed, to have them. WE NOTE THAT SIEAVORTH Gown gets a tax rate cut, but still? is at fo 89.9 'mills r ra5i- men s wear sore in own sod more bathing sults last week than t ey t all last summer. These mid -town. merchants set -an example by wearing knee socks and bermudas as they worked. From the left, John Anstett, G. R. '. "Punch" McEwan, Ken Pickett and Bob Campbell. (News -Record Photo). 'New Citizens Af6o'derich Ceremony Jludige P. S. MacKenzie pre- sided in Huron County couvt home art Goderrich when, 30 persons became Canadian Cilt'i= li zents. At the conclusion of the cer- emony, bars. John Wallace, regent of Maple Leaf chapter, IODE, and I&S. Clayton Ed- w:andb, CanLdianization and im- migration mmigrartionn committee chairman of the chapter, welcomed • the New Canadians to Hunan I Going Up At CNR Station While the people, of Clinton went about their ordinary task$ the ]last few days, down at ,the 'CNR Station a small building was taking shape wh- ich Is completely d'ifferen't ;than any other in town. Tit is what is believed to the Clinton's first "fallout shelter" They're not calling it •that, though. It Is a "living" shelter, family size, according to the sipecifications, and It is to be used as a "communications fall -out shelter". -Builder is Frank van l3utssel and Son, Lucan, the same con- tractor who putt up the now bowling lanes. He has a can - tract for six like this, one each ,at G•oderieh, Hemsall, Lucan, Strathroy, Glencoe, as well .as Clinton. Other contractors are erecting s'im-ilar structures at. Listowel, Wtarton, Win'gham, Stratford aril Kincardine. The purposg? Well the job is being done for Defence Con- struction, and' is being•d1rected by personnel from the CanAd- van' Army, Station Agent Henry Canter hals been, equipped with a temporary radiacmeter to measure the •fall -out in the air. He says 'he's too measure it "if war comes". When the new shelter is completed Mr, Carter believes it will be equipped' with a more permanent measuring device, and also some sort of communi- cations. This he would use to get information to Lond'an, The shelter is of steel; and concrete about 17x14' outside measure, or 13'x10' inside. It I is understood that these are I being erected, across Canada. wunr�y • Not Usin Sabin .Projects To Furnish 4 g of ing: Receiving certificates following: zenrtm were the falloR 1, Geemtruid+a Burgs'mta., RR 1, Four BallotsPromised _. , ,p Moir a 1 - Dr. ' R, .M. Aides . H 1R B Vaccine in Huron. ewijk and�Delphane BuKarys, I For June 18 WE NOTE. ALSO THAT A In Huron Intend to use elle Sabin -type ospLa ooms ewun At present Timer �, Saafottbh; Magdalhne Cre- ces, Dashwaadg,. 8 f � � . Trijntila De Boer, RR 2, Cl- derutial, _ptlbllc school suppers y ,.. ^; oils co ares wl$h 78 mIY uppomt or . e new spatbal vTynlg,;ils ;gitite'gxatlfyiry -:so far, g •the . huspit tare :planning -to sP furnish another, semi - rivets p _. , ,p Moir a 1 - Dr. ' R, .M. Aides i¢utoxt Stuart De .Vries, North , .. �„ Mairu Sit; Sead'ortYr; 1Vtaxcel'Ile rzvil35 far Clinton residents ... Board -members discovered ' at 'thein meeting on Tuesday $ 7.50 and this is In addition to the previously announced plan Qfkicer of Healibh, rc�portsa hat ` at 'present the county does not uuter, Bruce St'. Goderich; + WE NOTE. ALSO THAT A night, of Regal Chapter Order of the Intend to use elle Sabin -type Theun2s Dragstra, and Helene Dragstra, RR 2, Gad'erich; new post office is being bullet The hospital auxiliary � ' t's' has Eastern Star, Blyth, to furnish live polio vaccine, - H�eirrich F. E'xel, and Johan- nxi ,alt Lucan, by the Zurich Hard- offered to furnish a 4 -bed ward one at $750. Dr. Aldus pointls out that the na Eybra- na Ware and Buil&rs Supply Ltd. at ,a cosi of $1,400. The Huron. Chairman, of the Board, Har- vaccine (appears to be a vtalu- Ha;arrbye, and Invgeborg S. at cont of $21,500... Fish and Game Conservation, fold 'C, Lawson points' out that able adcUtion to the armament H,aarbye RSR 2 Seafarbh; Jan i G _ - Association has taken on tthe •there is one one more 'seam- y 'against crippling pali'n. How- ' ' Hoagendborn, and Marie H. $� task of furnishing a 2 -bed (ar g private left in the new wing, ever, it is not felt -advisable to Hoagenfdgaorn, RR 3, Clinton,; Guides Enjoy Visit Vii -private) room at a cost of and two 4 -bed' wards An or- y suspend all organized programs Joos Koerte, and Lena Kbeme;' At Royal Oak Zoo $750. The nurses and ,staff -at g�aruizatnans� planning to use this for adminnsteriin, the Salk 'g' in to to RR 3, Bayfield; as Ia project should' begin mak- F ) �• vaccine order switch. Cornelis Ktuiper and Aal'tje .Fifty Girl Guides from Lit } R Seatorth Boys Ing plans now. There is nn objection to to There of the Sabin' vaccine. The introduction of Saban Kuiper, Mary St. Clinttom; Pet - Lazet, Clinton Company and 2nd God- er J. Lazet and Rita ernoh Company accomppamnedby groups taking on a room fur- vaccine is not expected in the Viebor3la Terrace, Gnomon; Brig - their guiders, Captain Auld'ivy et Major niishing task, county until fall or winter, un- Ate J. Mindgerl'ein, London Rd., Ormandy tandg Lieutenant Peg- A funds -raising campaign less 'there its some change in Exeter; Sophie Rakewich, RR, gy Russell, GGoderich and Cap- • . meeting is to be held' to -night the polio picture. 1 Blyth; ' tain Joyce Irwin and Lieuften� Judging Wins in the nurses residence, a — •JRoelofs and Carrie Roe- Lay May, Clinton spent a April was a bulgy month, re- Miss Mary Doreen, MacKeln- lots, Andrew St., Exeter; Wil - most enjoyable dw -at the Robert Fotheringham, perm -'Ported Mrs. W. R. Ph'inney, mie, graduated from 'liiamv C. Wang Amerongen and Zooltogical •Park, Royal, Oak, Michigan, May 21. They 'went Lgt y nial± winner at 4-H compak- ions of various sorts on Stat- , superintendent, with, 203 pa- ttients (compared' with 170 an , Queens University at convoea- Joh'a m Van Ameronggen, And - Sit., Exeter; Al'bertugr P. by chartered' bus. urday Tru Seafarbh wrapped up April, 1961), 30 babies born tion there on Saturday, with Vann Loa and Kaatje W. Van -- a trip to visit the United Na- rduring the month 'and 50 pa- a bachelor's degree in general 1rew Loo, Fulton: Sit., Clinton, Corn tions 'building, and New York ti'ents in hospital at April 30. eliS Von Vliet, RR 31 Blyth. Cancer Sides ,ironer: This is earn- Mrs. C. M. Shearing urged STEW TAYLOR, PRESIDENT. e'd on the basds of ;highest ag- atrtendarice at the Hospital • Rases Nearly gregate score at the seed and live stock' judging competitions Auxiliary's theatre night a Brownies Drive -la. "If W4 get in .1961 and 1962 combined. -The judge in 600 cars in there with five Elie each," she said, "you ■ („ions Clu6 OfFicers $2,QW by Canvass second place competition for most can figure otut, at 65c 'a; ticket points, -gas Kenneth Papple, what we can raise: If there is 'then tickets be Members of the local branich of the Clarua�iiamt Cance Society RR 5, Seaforth, whose trip will be' to Eason Onrbaria (.or wane no rant; will honoured' the •following night-" ' GelAC'clamation are quite arppreciat ve of 'tahe animal of similar value). R. B: Campbell, chairman of work loans by 'all thoisl who Senior class, 5 competitors, ( 30 and the building committee report- ed that construction was an All offices in Clinton Lions Bob Hunter reported on re- developments in aanvassed and the support(for those people yeah und- by Tom Hern, RR 1, schedule with footings all pour- Club were filled by acciama- cert the for- Clinton Recreation given by who contributed, ' m the recent canvass for funds. er) won � '• 643 0 out Woodham wrath points ed,- some fazans up, ait�i the new some arid -ed, tion at the nomination dinner motion of meeting Tuesday evening. Pre- Committee, and; requested the A total: of $1,956.83 wag raised of 700; runner up was Ivan ed, p angel alt sident Herb Bridle was in Lims to pay their $125 'fee. in C1i9niiali, the FMQS at RCAFiaw+att, Station Clinton Hullett Town- RR 10 Belgians, 595.—`' Intermediate class, 21 coati;- Over 80 Birthday Club charge of .the meeting with A carload of Clones will art - E, B. Menzies district an. ship, Stanley `T'aWnsmp and the penton•, for people 22 years Cangzratulab cans arid. best past president tend the convention, conducting the nominations. A Hgamllton on Sunday, May 27. Village of Bayfield. Comrfmibutians came from; Cl- and under) tion by Robert Ettrtherirughaain(, 6'35 points.; wishes go to 1VIrs. W, J., Shlrison Bayfibld, who striking committee headed by JOli Sutter reported that Mitch McAdam presented the $1,082 triad' been inton, St. Andrew's Ward con- Kenneth Popple, 635. formerly of passed her 99th 'birthday one collected suggested slate at the previous through Clinton Lions Easter vetted by 1172,., Ernest Ellwood, Junior class, 75 colnp'eting, 16 Deanna Vt�ealaaes day, May 23, Although meeting, Seals cakrnpc-dgm One half of �, 64,44; St. George's ward $364, 4; and years ;and' under; }�hyauCally f physically rail, she still has a Officers for the new term, .this money is used in Clinton by Mrs, Daugl bale, RR 1, Clinton, 639; Bari Bray, 1vR 3- Brussels, 635, keeru intellect. mber are: `beginning in Sarea for tXyppled' al1I1c1 lis di,c*^ $130.38; St. Johwg w'arrl barn."a president; Stewarrpt Taylor; first work, Convened! by Mrs. Ed, Flamm Novice class, 50 competing, vice-president, Jack SCMton;,r ` - What he termed condo $172X St, James ward, conte 11 Years and under an lud!ging. for first time, second vice-president, Les Ball; m ei�uble malicious damage,' Ties veered by Mrs. DoiWcl Smith amid Mrs'. Routh Knox 236.45. $ c6mpetta'taon Wayne Elston RR 4, "Wing >> ;<r *<' k„ third vice resident Duff e Al White been Jane• to the- Cubs' cook- ]ihoncipson, Secretary, Fftn Holtlett T'o rhWp, can, ban 604; Ian McRae, Rig. 3, .<� � , house at Clinton Scout and Treasurer; Herb 13ridlc�, who ,Curb grounds on the Maittaaid veraect by Lloyd Stewart, detect- . or ogf the ai`odex+artlon of Agri- Luokriow, 595. Cbrd'oh. Pa . le leader of the pF , replaces crank B, P6 years as River, jnm�th of Holinesvilte. who has completed 25 years as local culture, $439,50; ,from .Stanley .._ Sea b rbh 4-H Dalry Calf Club n buff Thourvpsan, the, treasurer-, Lion Tamer. Bob coanaianttee for Scouts aYld Cubs Township,. twivehed by Ted l7 .. won fa trip to Attlst h Purina Sit Lei ', 'As., b , ..us, .h ; '� T1u hunter tail twister, gh � .. ,told the Lions Mlle building was The faumth cand'id'ate in Hu- ron ridtisng .has announced .has intention of Ibearag n'oa?uinated on or prior -to June, 4, for'coal- testingg the -seat in the Federal election 'up-comang on June 18. Spring Show On June 2, 108th in Clinton ainta,es 108th agricultural fair will, be held' at the park an Saturday, June 2, and' vet- eran manager Adam J. Mic- Mur.ray reports than 'there are more inquiries from exhibitors than, ever before. Askle from the exhibit of cattle, ,sheep, swine .and horses;'' tthere will be a pet show for the ebild eau to enter. Prize Est for t6his . us the same as last year. There will be a mad=way, j -the same McArthur shows with rides land games as attended lust year, and an ad'dlrtaon will be the. fireworks display, And of course Torry Grigg will be'. master of terem�opies gettInng animals, •and' people into and' out of .show rings; when they should. Guest speaker at .the open Ing ceremonies will be R. Gordon Benmett, To WAO, chief of narketirig division, Ontario Department of Agricultbuxe. Mm. Bennett was agricultural representative for Huron! Coun- ty 'a nu�iber of years ago. Engineer's Degree ural, director off the l+'eder-al ua , ssourl, eco e • e Hawki'ns1, two-year directors + h tion of Agriculture; 277.50, had 75 percent of has 4 -I -I club 11, 'I y Y . - rbraken into aril damaged and I Stanley) p y. keri Flett and Ted Davies, acne I 6arect to bet rudeness, with- .22 qtr from Bayfield (also iron StamlLy) atterilung. VSsanae"-tip 'was Don, r s tri convened_ :by M•rs, ,.Aja` Scotch- aid Boddg, Seafortll 4.14 Swwine year directors, Maynard Cor- r'afle shorts. Tile committee olid tie and John Cochrane, SbotUtiru groups have spent Can- averk$1�47Y75; 1 C'rAI `, $tadnbri Club leader'. k Installation will be held at side0A)b1dgime and motley mak- .he _d corw.he by Other major iviris Lven� tb the rune 32 lit her meLtati p gees, $187:50,' Way e El fora RIi 4, Wfritghatai, g this damp over the past .. . , club iecognlzed the ap= yeata. the Cane.l'ian N'atoa�al Bxhdbl< �: The tion Shield, 604, 2t McRae, p f E. B, Menzies as _•.:., , • -- ointment a RR Luekrrow Sg5 zone chairman at the region The Weather T1ie, �traphly foo~ hiltless scoi"e meeting hell in CYlintort last ,wnauncen,tent. Tri ercitre competition, Tlionvas month. Nit. land; Mra. E nest Eiaps, 11(em %hairier -up, beanna Dale; Draw tickets . ori the Lions 3$ 1 gX ra ia Street, holding hi hestt 'st&e in ,Wine fth . ,' tuffl rle r-daktiIVAl bn Thursday, open fia" for all friend, lni'd tltion, xvah 14'awatt, Bob r th- August i.6, were distributed, n . t ;hbb.&g in Wesley VV�l, . ,'lace{. Scruton is 'chairman of g Uruitecl Chtti,rch parlour oat Sat- 4hig annual event,ti'iday :altee oosn -and,evening, Ad 'pe Mac -du dY arirtauitaer �,unx* 2 ftYxiii 2 tar 5 p.an, and . the' dbritittl: Lldhs IhVltat ' p;Olf frbaxz I to 10 0m, They *111L t6ftrMc Mei it for 'VO'odhesdiiy,cef.0111 t their Oft rtwercld7rig Ina )dead; • What s up Talth to, mage S to 906 iftait ,9 Wild Bett Y Uba, abGve" san'girg rabaitgt;, ('l?ioita by lPlio�3l odltirS6; at dAdv&mi'i'° fait 'tilers tine. aptathl aftiveltow ib 10e' r1 /0 Rugh ria. Z"blgntliotrrr; yotzng'est ton of Mf". and tl . E. W. C61quliouiig, 11.1. Huron S,,weet- Clint6ai', cathed Tins Civil E4itgifio— &Rrig dekMd at `the- University of Toronto, this past, serer. E/O Colrlu- hbun' griad'uatted' froarl Royal rMilita�y Colieg'e ti year tkgot. He has al readyleftfor]E,�CA;~" Statio'ti Portage la. Flim, of 1Vttni., to coaariplete is Tet piZt�t cdii*se thig Suaiirrler, Are you in. favour of thq sale of beer only under a public house Iicence for consumption on licensed premises to which women are admitted' Yes No F.S D. N . 75 9 o. 2 23 61 8 59 4 1a 60 5 22 73 6 25 83 Advance Poll 5 3 TOTAL 193 438 Are you in favour of the sale of beer only under a public house licence fcr consumption on licensed premises to which men only are admitted? Yes No P.S.D. No, 1 74 104 2 16 67 3 25 61 4 11 66 6 22 84 Advance Poll 3 5 TOTAL 165 468 Are you in favour of the sale of liquor under a dining lounge licence for consumption with meals on Iicensed premises? Yes N o F.S.D. No. 1 106 75 2 35 47 3 41 48 4 16 59 5 24 71 6 36 74 Advance Poll 5 3 TOTAL 263 377 Are you in favour of ;the sale of liquor under a lounge licence for ' consumption on licensed premises? 1062 1962 P.S.D. No. 1 l:#igit Lowy High l::owv 2 29 55 19$�1y 4 66 61 44 16 91 63 6.4 42 20' S5' 64 C., 34 a 76 M 97 40 14 45 $6 '94 M to, $� R�ilrk: '+'•� •lt'i4 �Ratri, r2B �r't'. T1ie, �traphly foo~ hiltless scoi"e meeting hell in CYlintort last ,wnauncen,tent. Tri ercitre competition, Tlionvas month. Nit. land; Mra. E nest Eiaps, 11(em %hairier -up, beanna Dale; Draw tickets . ori the Lions 3$ 1 gX ra ia Street, holding hi hestt 'st&e in ,Wine fth . ,' tuffl rle r-daktiIVAl bn Thursday, open fia" for all friend, lni'd tltion, xvah 14'awatt, Bob r th- August i.6, were distributed, n . t ;hbb.&g in Wesley VV�l, . ,'lace{. Scruton is 'chairman of g Uruitecl Chtti,rch parlour oat Sat- 4hig annual event,ti'iday :altee oosn -and,evening, Ad 'pe Mac -du dY arirtauitaer �,unx* 2 ftYxiii 2 tar 5 p.an, and . the' dbritittl: Lldhs IhVltat ' p;Olf frbaxz I to 10 0m, They *111L t6ftrMc Mei it for 'VO'odhesdiiy,cef.0111 t their Oft rtwercld7rig Ina )dead; • What s up Talth to, mage S to 906 iftait ,9 Wild Bett Y Uba, abGve" san'girg rabaitgt;, ('l?ioita by lPlio�3l odltirS6; at dAdv&mi'i'° fait 'tilers tine. aptathl aftiveltow ib 10e' r1 /0 Rugh ria. Z"blgntliotrrr; yotzng'est ton of Mf". and tl . E. W. C61quliouiig, 11.1. Huron S,,weet- Clint6ai', cathed Tins Civil E4itgifio— &Rrig dekMd at `the- University of Toronto, this past, serer. E/O Colrlu- hbun' griad'uatted' froarl Royal rMilita�y Colieg'e ti year tkgot. He has al readyleftfor]E,�CA;~" Statio'ti Portage la. Flim, of 1Vttni., to coaariplete is Tet piZt�t cdii*se thig Suaiirrler, Are you in. favour of thq sale of beer only under a public house Iicence for consumption on licensed premises to which women are admitted' Yes No F.S D. N . 75 9 o. 2 23 61 8 59 4 1a 60 5 22 73 6 25 83 Advance Poll 5 3 TOTAL 193 438 Are you in favour of the sale of beer only under a public house licence fcr consumption on licensed premises to which men only are admitted? Yes No P.S.D. No, 1 74 104 2 16 67 3 25 61 4 11 66 6 22 84 Advance Poll 3 5 TOTAL 165 468 Are you in favour of the sale of liquor under a dining lounge licence for consumption with meals on Iicensed premises? Yes N o F.S.D. No. 1 106 75 2 35 47 3 41 48 4 16 59 5 24 71 6 36 74 Advance Poll 5 3 TOTAL 263 377 Are you in favour of ;the sale of liquor under a lounge licence for ' consumption on licensed premises? TOTAL 231 405 -o Earl Douglas, London {,stein - mer residence in Baybeld) a AwardsAt Wins former businessman'In Clinton, yiL1l,1 . Aax�y � tide Social trellis •' e ,. u ; °ratfrd Co1le bannev.•, 1VIr: Dotiglas� is a d�aslt- � g ,ant relative of the Mr. Doug- 1las • who founded the Social Ms Eleanor Durst, eldest Credit party a number of daughter of Mr. and' Mrs, Mi4`- yearls (ago. ford Durst, Isaac Street, C•liin- Others who will be officially tton, was one of seven gmadu- nominated on or before June wets, •this season frown SttMtforrd 4, are Elkton Cardiff, Brussels, Teachers College to win. an, Progressive Conservative, the award. With the award in •art, sitting member in the houtse; she will continue now with a Ernie Fischer, Liberal, :mayor of five weeks summer course in Goder ch; J. Carl' Hemingway, art at the McMurrick School, Brussels, New Democratic Winona ,Drive, Twonto, Miss P•aoty, Durst bias 'a position next year Both Liberals and Conserva- in Burlington. tivesf have opened committee o rooms in Clinton. The Social Cred6,t candidate i5 installing .a Liberals Hear mobile phone in hug =bile, van, anKl WIN be 'available to sup- porters in that fashion. The NDP is relying upon personal • u y a Marsh contact, and ,a residence 'telae- • There. wall, be advance polls, Support F�sher on June 9 and 11 in Blyth, Miss Judy La Marsh, Niag- Goderrieh, Cbritoan, Seaforth and am Falls lawyer and a Liberal Exeter, reports Russell Balton, ,MP in idle fast parliament took returning officer for tie rid'- a ism ipe at the Comservattive ing• golveTnanent's devaluation of There will be more voters the Canadian dollar in Exeter elligUe, ups 400 from the 1958 last Friday night. election. The total eligible vo- Miss La Marsh, spewing to ters is now 25,711, ga gghirt-sleeved crowd of 250 a In 90 degrees temperatures at Congratulations!School, alsolashedout at ' Mr. ,arced Mrs'. Frank Dixon, Prime Minister Diefenbaker 256 Victoria Street, celebrated and .his government on the un- -their 50th wedding wells employnient, issue. amy yesterday at :their home The •doll'ar' pegging was' a with ra party attended by their Conservative face-saving move family and' friends. ithat hag 'already sent the cost of living climbing, she claimed'. Honours Economics Mo -.')g with Liberal candidate, for Huron 'riding, Mayor Ernie Fisher, God'erich, Miss La Marsh cited ' a jump of nine percent in the 'cost of farms machinery and five cents per ?' dozen for branger, as rep -w- 32", of the immediate ef- me� f-ot of the pegged dollar. Last week, she said, it was <' reported that 600,000 --persons were out of work, a situatio-A .< which- directly or IndirectV husMts every Canadian, 7taltruaV of -the Meeting w'av 'Garnet HiClt+s. Sic+phdit ii3ihoWh, BA, rho eathda tics de&e6- in honbuts econornaes at Uni= verdty` of Western, . Ontario. .Canvoc6tion is Ff+idlay, Suns 25 tut' liirtimes Hyl,' SltegphemI -the son of Me acid M'r's', 1,ar'ne BlrawbIS 14 at home tthus fMimni6t 6061!6 ting Br` owniew btiv4 M 1116a,tre ab itu foitrner ycaft, Legion Executive Mans For Tattoo Bandariaster George "W`oblah arid; hiss band dx•in sergeant Rao Bert Huard outlined the Clintbat Community Bands part int the Legidn4ponsored tatoo on June $.9 ,to the Legion cXedUtnve On Tuesday' night. Further plans and 41tangenzerits will be, out- kneel rat the Legion geize3W nic,bllilig ft1ted fW Monday night, may 28 at 8.30 p4t." The executive authott lzedg Xt,o- best JAuard to sell; ad7ver+tilsang on the official tattoo, progrr mAl AV, Hund Will be calling bat loktall and di9ftict btW1he9s next weClt, Yes No P.S.D. No. 1 94 85 2 29 55 64 4 11 5 24 71' 6 34 73 Advance Poll 5 3 TOTAL 231 405 -o Earl Douglas, London {,stein - mer residence in Baybeld) a AwardsAt Wins former businessman'In Clinton, yiL1l,1 . Aax�y � tide Social trellis •' e ,. u ; °ratfrd Co1le bannev.•, 1VIr: Dotiglas� is a d�aslt- � g ,ant relative of the Mr. Doug- 1las • who founded the Social Ms Eleanor Durst, eldest Credit party a number of daughter of Mr. and' Mrs, Mi4`- yearls (ago. ford Durst, Isaac Street, C•liin- Others who will be officially tton, was one of seven gmadu- nominated on or before June wets, •this season frown SttMtforrd 4, are Elkton Cardiff, Brussels, Teachers College to win. an, Progressive Conservative, the award. With the award in •art, sitting member in the houtse; she will continue now with a Ernie Fischer, Liberal, :mayor of five weeks summer course in Goder ch; J. Carl' Hemingway, art at the McMurrick School, Brussels, New Democratic Winona ,Drive, Twonto, Miss P•aoty, Durst bias 'a position next year Both Liberals and Conserva- in Burlington. tivesf have opened committee o rooms in Clinton. The Social Cred6,t candidate i5 installing .a Liberals Hear mobile phone in hug =bile, van, anKl WIN be 'available to sup- porters in that fashion. The NDP is relying upon personal • u y a Marsh contact, and ,a residence 'telae- • There. wall, be advance polls, Support F�sher on June 9 and 11 in Blyth, Miss Judy La Marsh, Niag- Goderrieh, Cbritoan, Seaforth and am Falls lawyer and a Liberal Exeter, reports Russell Balton, ,MP in idle fast parliament took returning officer for tie rid'- a ism ipe at the Comservattive ing• golveTnanent's devaluation of There will be more voters the Canadian dollar in Exeter elligUe, ups 400 from the 1958 last Friday night. election. The total eligible vo- Miss La Marsh, spewing to ters is now 25,711, ga gghirt-sleeved crowd of 250 a In 90 degrees temperatures at Congratulations!School, alsolashedout at ' Mr. ,arced Mrs'. Frank Dixon, Prime Minister Diefenbaker 256 Victoria Street, celebrated and .his government on the un- -their 50th wedding wells employnient, issue. amy yesterday at :their home The •doll'ar' pegging was' a with ra party attended by their Conservative face-saving move family and' friends. ithat hag 'already sent the cost of living climbing, she claimed'. Honours Economics Mo -.')g with Liberal candidate, for Huron 'riding, Mayor Ernie Fisher, God'erich, Miss La Marsh cited ' a jump of nine percent in the 'cost of farms machinery and five cents per ?' dozen for branger, as rep -w- 32", of the immediate ef- me� f-ot of the pegged dollar. Last week, she said, it was <' reported that 600,000 --persons were out of work, a situatio-A .< which- directly or IndirectV husMts every Canadian, 7taltruaV of -the Meeting w'av 'Garnet HiClt+s. Sic+phdit ii3ihoWh, BA, rho eathda tics de&e6- in honbuts econornaes at Uni= verdty` of Western, . Ontario. .Canvoc6tion is Ff+idlay, Suns 25 tut' liirtimes Hyl,' SltegphemI -the son of Me acid M'r's', 1,ar'ne BlrawbIS 14 at home tthus fMimni6t 6061!6 ting Br` owniew btiv4 M 1116a,tre ab itu foitrner ycaft, Legion Executive Mans For Tattoo Bandariaster George "W`oblah arid; hiss band dx•in sergeant Rao Bert Huard outlined the Clintbat Community Bands part int the Legidn4ponsored tatoo on June $.9 ,to the Legion cXedUtnve On Tuesday' night. Further plans and 41tangenzerits will be, out- kneel rat the Legion geize3W nic,bllilig ft1ted fW Monday night, may 28 at 8.30 p4t." The executive authott lzedg Xt,o- best JAuard to sell; ad7ver+tilsang on the official tattoo, progrr mAl AV, Hund Will be calling bat loktall and di9ftict btW1he9s next weClt,