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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1962-07-05, Page 4I ant n ,News,Record,411PrOgYf. ffuly 1907 Singalong Jubilee ` Singing host Bill Langstroth, centre, and Bud Spencer and Elan Stuart raise their voices in song on Singalong Jubilee each Monday night during the summer on CBC-TV, The light-hearted program, • produced in Halifax puts the emphasis on folk songs, and features the Jubilee Singers, seen in the background. (GBO Photo) Sugar and Spice (By W. B. T. SMILEY) Way back in June some time Bill Smiley cele- brated a birthday and his column dealt with that event. For some reason there just did not seem to be room in the News-Record for the Sugar and Spice • column that week. So for all Bill Smiley fans among our readership—here is that column: RUSSELL L. JERVIS CaNINIERCIAL RESOIDENITLAL REMODEL' INIQ HU.2-9390 68 ALBERT ST..' P FANCY QUALITY 20-f1-ot tins Reg. 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Price 2 tins 47c — SAVE 19c FANCY QUALI r WHOLE KERNEL CORN 14-fI-oz tins 9 9c Reg. Price 2 tins 35c — SAVE 24c p CHOICE C Womik A I am observing a birthday this week. Yeu'll notice T did- n't say celebrating. No, at my .age .you celebreee them. You merely observe them, with a dim view or a wistful look, In an effort to prove that there's plenty of life in the old boy yet, I am taking on a pair of huge mortgages the 'day be- fore my birthday. They say there's nothing like a fat mort- gage to make a, fellow. ,hustle. If that's true, I qualified years ago for membership in The Hustlers. I knew the hair was 'getting thinner, and the 'teeth scarcer, but' I haven't much of a pot yet, and figured I was in pretty good shape ,for my age. A couple of experiences . on the recent holiday weekend •de- strayed' this IlluSion and left me convinced that I'm a pretty good age for my shape. * First of all, the two old side- kicks dropped in for a visit, with their families. The three of us joined the RCAF on- the same day, and we've kept in touch since. In those-days, we could' make the old welkin ring right merrily all night, You -should have seen us, Saturday night, trying to maintain the old traditions. It was more like a wingding at the Home for the Aged thee a reunion of warriors. One of the boys was in great pain. had pulled a muscle in his beck while trying to tie his shoelaces without putting his foot en e chair. The other divided his an- xiety equally between his ulcer and his high blood pressure. And I fell sound asleep night in the middle of telling our wives what hellers we were in the old days. The ,second incident to em- phasize my increasing senility was a challenge from my daugh- ter. She's practising for ,a field day at sehool and wanted seine competition. Despite the fact that I nearly burst a blood veseel over it, she beat me handily in both the broad jump and the !hop step. This' hurt, but after all, she's in training, and 30 years younger. What really destroyed • me was the Old Battleaxe tried it, and beat both my marks without even breathing hard. I don't really mind getting older. But I certainly resent the fact that they're making all the stairs steeper and the garbage cans heavier these days. * x. When I look back to my birthday, however, and realize what has happened since June 2 1920, I can't .help thinking that I've been fortunate enough to live in one of the most exciting eras man has ever experienced. Just think. The war :to end war's was over. George V was on the throne of England, and the sun never set on the British Empire. In those 40-odd years, we've had a bigger war, Geo- rge's granddaughter is Queen, and the Empire has almost van- Med. When I was born, there were no jet engines, television corn- meocials, rocket miselles or nu- clear weapons. In other words, things were 'pretty quiet. In- come tax was only a cloud on the horizon. No one had climb- ed Mount Everest or run a feur-minute mile. Tuberculosis was a dread disease and lung cancer had not been invented yet. In those four decades and a bit, Cariada's population has doubled. The telephone has re- placed the back fence as a gos- sip-monger. The automobile has gone through the stages of a curiosity, a luxury, an idol, a necessity, and a monthly mill- V4114* to, CorAtle 9 .13ren04. .Atrts, .p4t1wIrm 134Xeri ^gheryl .gArRaf,s, Jean Battle) Daniel Bingham, Werida legegiien,, Judith Boys, Case Pnffinga, Kenneth .Foote, po, een Porrevt.. J.-Won Good, Robert Haelericl, Spelt Hawkine Petda Header- MO, Harald` Johnson,, . Judith Johnston, Lynn .Leereek, Peel McKenzie, Thomas' Newell, Sandra pare, Diane Patterson, RaYiniond. Radford, William Robinson, George eelnittleb, Roy Sm'i'th, Linda. Spano, .Donald Vincent, Grade 7 eo .Geede Charles %nice,. Judy Bueh, Karen Daum, Robert 'Deakin, Janet Dareayne, Miehaelleuerd, Billy Mackay, Carolyn leferceil, Francine .Peqeettee por Pigeon, Wendy Poem, Lome ProleoPetz, Robert Reid. Norina Schultz, James Thom- son, David Young, Meerice Ve- zina, Brian A3urnsisl'e, Gerry Crozier, Lynn Denning, Mieheel Fisher, Ten. Henley, Lorraine Huard Ju . dy Leenick, Walter Morrow, - Stephen Pierce, Robert Pet- erson Patrick Rousseau, Shari Sabourin, Wayne Speen& Grade .6 to Gracie 7 Bruce Bingham, Susan Boys, Susan Cole, Patricia; Doll, TOM Koch, Judy Leader, Brenda Ludwig, John Paul, Linda Ter- anski, Marilyn Arsenault, Lou- ise Betts, Wesley Chambers, Joan Davies, Beverley Dickau. Isabel Dtimayne, Maureen Foote, Derek Forbister, Greg- ory F.-setts, Joe Fyvie, Mary Beth Harland, Denis Haspeck, Wayne Hodges, Melvin Hohner, Gary Mackay, Billy Muise, Nancy Nelson, Coleen Newell, Christine Pare, Susan. Reekie, Robert Spam, Vicki Stumpf,. Judy Sutcliffe. Grade 5 to Grade 6 Charles iChambers, SuSan Crozier, Gary Deveau, Peter Fisher, Dennis Gray. Carolyn Hibbert, Patricia Lesinick, Eliza- beth Robertson, Teddy Thomp- son, Gail Ackerman, Susan Ad- ams, Denis Barnes, Philip Begg, David Betts, Peter Bingham, Margaret Brock, Gregory Bush, Linda Collier, Mark Craig, Linda Dickau, SuSan Doll, Don- ald Farrell, Peter Filion, Mark Forbister, Linda Forrest, David. Fyvie, Michael Gallant, CUTE TRICK WITH SOME ROASTED SPUDS Looking for a Way to "dress up" oven roasted potatoes? The foods department at Macdonald Institute, Guelph, suggests you carve tiny holes in the sides of raw potatoes and insert baby green onions. Add to the roast- ing pan. and cook with the roast. It's' different and delic- ious too. stone around our necks. There weren't any Commun- ists—just Bolsheviks. Socialists were "Reds". Whisky was stronger and a heck of a lot cheaper. Women were dressed much as they are today, and were just as neurotic. Oil heat- ing; deodorants' and tranquiliz- ers were unknown. Nobody was trying to get to 'the moon. Fifty dollars a week was big money. By golly, that was a long time ago, wasn't it? Helene Huard, Bryan Ludwig,, Rani Pattergkn, Robent Paul, Shelley ProkOpetz, Mary Jane Soothgalte„ ,Carol Spears, Rga., ger:$ipeaM, Kenny Thomson, Louise Tremblay; Claudette Vg'7470'r40, L to. Grade 0 D4MyilaeheelieliZierpkeetli,isGemy Susan Orr, Shirley Petrt, Linda Pigeon, Ricky $00o4ral, 130304 Thomson, gurle Beg- geley, Anne. Barr, Robert • Betts. David Boulding, Kevin Buck, Meriee Hoheer. 'James .JebieS, tee, Alma. Leader, Patsy Mee- Farland, Clara Maspn, Carole Paquette, Ricky Rousseau,. Grade 3 to! .Grade 4 SyMiv?argo gArlaare. l 15 r3arsit400: Candis Burnside, Denise De- wan, Ricky Dobson, Sharon Doacis', Ann Panning, Gordon Farrell, Gerald Greentree, Rb herta Henley, Ivan Hopkins. Brian i-Tynes, John McKenzie, Nancy Ore. Laura pare, Ken- neth Robinson,• Darlene. Spears, Cattierine Thompson, Glen Tremhlay, Michael TnrartSki, Roberta Zadow, Kim Bagnall, Gillian Bunting, Nicole Carier. Gene Dielreu, Vicky Gallant, Nicole Haspeck, Reheat Hodg- son, Judy Johnsoa, peter John- son, Gary MaeFariand, Johanne Paquette, David Patterson, Mark .Paul, Judy Reekie, Stev- en Rice, Michel Royer, Jimmy Servos, Douglas Southgate Grade 2 to Grade 3 Weedy Brace, Margaret Carew, Claude Ceder, Michele Chambers, Debra Daum, Robert Dick, Richard Dubuc., Ricky Edwards. Diane Filion, Kent Folks, Kathy Foote, Teresa, Gray, Dale Greer. Wendy Hynes, Larry La- Poiete, Kathryn Michalski, Glenn ,Mitchell, Leah Mosher, Norma Naven, Tina Patterson, Kenneth Plemsteel, Wendy St. Louis, Lynn Westhaver, Alex Begg,- John Bingham, Geraldine Boulding, Keith Buck, Robin Burke, Lorene Bush, Midhael G a r'f n e y, Christine Haspeck, Billie Inch, David Johnson, Douglas! Kelley. James Marcell, Lynne Mon- roe, Nancy Naven, John Paqu- ette, ,Terry Petersen, Ronald' Sabourin, Bobby St. Louis, Laureen Thomson, Danny Teyn- chuk. Grade 1 to Grade 2 Glenn Aldwinickle, Carol Ann Banks, Gisele Betts, Jo-Anne Boulding, Martin Bunting, Kim Cavanaugh, Earl Crawford, Joan Crozier, Alberto Derran.,- cesco, Guy Dubuc, Alan Dun- kin, Diana E'wasiuk, Ross Fish- er. Laura Harclisty, David Ink- ley, Elizabeth Ireland, Kathleen, Iwaskow, David' LaRose, Karen Lesnick, Steven MacKay, Karen Mason, Carol McCartney, Lynda Mitchell, Glenn Mosher, Wendy Muise. Kathleen Newell, Lee New- port, • Penny Ranger, Terry Robertson, Sharon Salt, Adrian Tremblay, Terry Venables, Jimmy Adams, Janice Begnall, Gordon Banfield, John. Bond, David Bowman.. ;Shauna Casement, Bobby Chambers, Dorothy Cochrane, Peter Dooks, Dawn' Folks. Debra Forbister, Linda George, Kathy Hodgson, Chris Holder, Corinne Holder. Darrell Lus- sier, Alan Madge. - 11011111•I SAV I GET OUT OF THE I KITCHEN. 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