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Editorials
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W9AT NIAXES a town friendly?
Many of us have lived or worked
in Clinton .long -enough to, know the
town, 'We think it. is a. friendly place,.
We all know where to get a .shoe half -
soled, buy a set of buttons for a favour-
ite blouse, where the Lions meet and
who runs the Orange bodge, where the
swimmin • pool is, and the nearest way
t he lake
and off course; we know
o t e _ g ,
where our church is and who well
meet there, how to get .some Mack -top
in the driveway and who ,to call if the
plumbing plugs, We know the place so
well the very living here is a habit.
We like it, or we'd move; So we must
find it friendly. ,
But what about the person who are
rives in Clinton either. as. a tourist, or
from the farm or a near -by town for
an hour, or the people who come for a
few months owing to the direction of .an
employer?
What will help them 'know at once
that Clinton is a friendliy place?
Probably the first few people they
meet will create the atmosphere which
"new folk" will attach to 'Clinton for a
long time to' come, Who would they
meet first? .
' Quite probably it will be a mach-
anxc or gas pump attendant in a gar
e Tra be the bo who washes car
age, ,
w .y Ma be t will b a waitress
wmdo s y 1. .. e .
'n a restaurant,off: a clerk in a tens
�_.
cent store.
Then of course there ,are the public
of icialsc the clerk the assessor, the
policemen,the office ole in the
Ae. p. .
utilities ice and the fol w o rent
ti t. _ . office, a _ . e k , h...
rooms a artments or houses. There is
r
little doubt that these .will want to
create a good impression,
A very great responsibility rests
with the many working people, in the
task. of presenting a pleasant atmos-
phere to the visitors, so they will want
to come again..
Some sales people have endeared
themselves and their towns to us for-
ever, merely by saying, "You come back;
again, now." That makes a traveller
glow with a wonderful warmth for
hours.
We have a lovely town with shaded
streets and pleasant small parks, in easy
reach of larger centres and "big city"
entertainment. Let us do more to help
the world get to know us better,
What.e Ott.rsSay
Enemy Qf The People
(The Printed Word)
ONE USEFUL BY-PRODUCT of
not democracy. It must be admitted
the Saskatchewan doctors' "strike" is
that government of some kind is an
the fact that it has caused some Cana-
unfortunate necessity; but the essence
dians to think about what is or should
of democracy is its protection of the
be meant by democracy. Those opposed
rights of minorities. The true democrat
to the, doctors' stand have .said that it is
will defend the rights of minorities to
a negation of the 'democratic process,
their freedom, even when such freedom
because the medical care plan was in-
offends his good taste, as long as the
stituted by a government duly elected
freedom does not impair .the .equal
by democratic process. Examination of
rights of other minorities or majorities.
this, argument `'seems to prove it un-
It is not only totalitarian govern -
sound, for it implies that the only, rights
ments that tend to encroach on the
possessed by any class of people or any
'people's , natural rights. There are
individual citizen are those that a gov-
plenty of examples of encroachment
ernment specifically grants to them, or
carried out, with the best of motives,
does not specifically forbid.
by' governments of a nominally anti -
Where a government is avowedly
socialist complexion. For the believer
communist or totalitarian by any other
in democracy, the safest attitude is to
name, this theory of its rights in rela-
suspect all governments of being enem-
tion to its. people is practically true,
ies of the people until their actions
until a revolution discredits it; but it is
prove them otherwise. .
Use Flats For Heliport
(St. Marys Journal -Argus)
FROM TIME to time there have fast becoming• the new mode of travel.
been suggestions that St. Marys should Who can say that with the develop -
TownsP something with the Flats, the Stone ment and mechanical perfection of these
s traditional playing field, now whirlybird machines, there will be need
mostly disused for ave been ut baseball. turnfor an open space landing area near the
into an industrial site, or for -the build -
Suggestions have b. it downtown area iii the • next decade or
ing of apartments. But looking into two. Our Flats might be the answer.
the future, it seems that the best way ' For the skeptical, just think back
to utilize this famous field is to keep to 1900 when no one 'foresaw that the
the grass cut and leave. it. as it is, either horseless carriage would develop into
for future generations to. play upon or a family vehicle, displacing old dobbin
as the trend indicates for use as the and posing a parking problem in every
landing place for helicopters, which are town and city.
the majority' were ,from 00tar- nessels. Their temporary cafe -
Witnesses. End Quebec and New York State. feria served) over 25,000 meals
The convention was, a family In three days, A few items from
Three Day Rally affair *11h• childd:ren, teenagers the- grm
ocery list help dem -
and' older folks .sitting in ithe h
f
t
srae the m
hot shun earnestly conr�entriati7ng argn:itude of the
The biggimt 'convention ever on, the ,addres5es. task- 3,299 lbs. of mean, 1,125
held -in Hamilton conolu'decl Lbls. of -fish, 426 lbs. of eggs and
During, f'three-day gaJthar- 4,,140 Lbs, os•, Lemard'
Sunday .as am audience of 14,151 �g 27 different ministers , a;d'- f potatoes,
ait the Courageous . Mkiistens dressed the audience, They dis- Nattz"er, cafOberk manager,
D btniat Assembly of Jehouaih!s cussed such diverse subjects has had over 700 volunteer woirltoi s
Witnesses 'heard -their maim ftillilly Life, duties of parents Ito hOlp withthis feature of the
assespeaker, • E. D. Rosam of To- and' Children, and, the respon- �,
ronl''to, d!effiver ithe lecburie, '"TAke sibility of a Christian to the Th 'bapbisun service was 'held,
Couvage.—God's Kingdom Is' at staite in, this atom lc age.
Ran&" Saturday morning offs the NLunn-
A feature of lateiresit at these o;ipal Siwimmirig Pawl at King
•Detlogates were on 'hared •from gatherings Is, the remarkable and Melrose, Baptism was by
eight Canadian provinces and mass -feeding arrangenlent that total Walter immersion rand 290
rcntne rsitates :orf rth+e• U,S., though Inas been developed by the Wilt- were baptized.
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THE CLINTON NEW ERA THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Est. 3;1865 Amalgamated 1924 Est. 1881
K >d b Published every Thursday at the
A Heart of Huron Count
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J� Clinton, Ontario Population 3,369
O I = A: L. COLQUHOUN, Publisher
WILMA D. DINNIN, Editor CCN R
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/' �w8151 the Pkat g1►rl, n?! afte
r conlpletiop o4f 1 ' in W T� Win$a for
suga*r R rt r i sEn '
Q , althoug✓h grort 2n new
. church, She lhald been la faiv7h kan
_ . � : rft}1 war"ker .and omgaxl�t, ford tsoAmerAward
aoexvg'd -the: g ,Gt, Venrva (mw , a rid y
and 5t nvrsar Evrt LaurenGe`1'aylor stye
TMrs Austin, Harris) brought student aC grntariq Agricultural
the, quilt to the • 'ver:Iam .
Tice women !of Grace Unshed mangy, Mises Sophlie $ indsay, ,n(A �' College, CfiuelPh, has been, hon
sp (�
Church, Pontaea's Ill'1 rrparlced IV)rsls Jernille Buoige Mrs, .Hertb event and diad bG on dlpPla3^ puled Wll#`lr :a Wrlli•am
1C dale 35fh year of work in that Cox, Mr .T . Actually ,ting fl1i'st marriage th 1
s., aYf• Woo fRr .. S'umtxter fellowship and:
congregation, with a •s special Elliott M s, Allen B hies s, in bh'e: crew church was Chat of s'cholarshi'p,.
Verna's sister iHelen, who -nlar- M, r. for w o is th
$ evening an Augusit 8 at Itbe Willlitam .Johnstone, Mi1g, F• h e :son
5... y 'W, .$.. '"', SI E ') rred Les Pearson on June 6, .
church, Mrs, Alvin Bet#'les read Piclaard, Mr's• J, Blair; Mrs. Les of Mr, :and Mrs, Harvey Tay-
T_ tame is IsoTneth'ing deeply a story' of .the -church, wit Gar cold' MIs. Dave L'indva}y, 1936. lor, RR 1, Londesboro, is a
c. forts to The human spirit eci'al afpteruton cull to ithe Gcxirs ruction ithe church Fowl swimmers were annual graduate of .Sea a h District
om _.. rrg. sP b of ..g f nk
rr fire, Whgrplrer ilt's .a log in progress made ,by the women's progressed' swiftly, directed by 'fans ev,nts, Served in the shed, High School, He left 'Via TCA,
,the fireplace, chucklingcheer-. org'ainrz'atlorns durin'�g th•osre contractor Er►wsft Dunnin, Sc�a Meeting of ithe Ladies, Aid from. Masson far ra two weeks
were held in members homes
sly or burnrng with a .slaw, yean"s; forth, •pistil- valturntee+r helix Prom- planned pragmam raft Slt'. Louis,
direia;n-making flame, a bonfire lit was la 1925 that •t�hxlee tale loan ?n #thee' � minediat : !circa, until +the church was built, and
Missouri, to rte fo111owexl by twA
then warp held inn 'the cllurah,
on the beach 'pushing back the l'Irftie churches in that district The carnea+stane was laid on weeks at an American Youth
dankness, or jests the gleam joined to farm one, They were July 27, 1927, by lVLissF. The Rev, •Doan, Otrutwio Foundation Darn at Shelby,
Camp
and warmth :from the Idtchen Botth il, locatoa on :the soutlh.- Mooney, Goderich, on behialf coif Street United' iChuroh, Clinton,, Michigan,
stave, fire scathes and ,Te1vewis western canner of Alvin PP oc- the Ladies Aid. W. G. Medd, pals speaker ,for the first ser- Boys in !atteadance, are all
the inner self, tor's f rm; Bethany, looNted; on. MLA for South Huran laid' the vice i'n'tthe �pburch on Novemb'ex third year agricultural studtent�
;the rnantih west corner 'of Aly Main, corinerstotve. The paster, 13, 7:927, with the minister, the at college in the Unri!ted! States
I'm writing this column; by Bettles; £arm, and, Sharon, %cast- the Ing, and ithe OAC at Guelph its in,
the tir}i�t flame of a17 — ra RieY, R. LT, M Gate can- Rev. Kennedy rassi�sti
• ed off .- :Ghee soutlhwest nc'orner of -ducted the mice. ,Mrrs's' Verna . Until 1931 gals lanterns, were cluded. The award is given to
candle, Ther, s been a hilt* Bila. Idamr s famin, Cox was at the Dorgan, used ''for lighting, These -had an outstandiog third' year stud -
l -cone and the lights. hate been In charof the pr
e ojegt of The
ge address -Por this corner- been given to the church by the eat, Laurence will (return home
out for hours, With, the soft, builldiang a new churic'h at Par- shone laying occasion wlas To late Barris Cox, oat tithe'time of on August 26,
little, yellow, glow of my candle tersr Hill :were. Reid, Torrance, by ithe Rev, Mr... Hagg, Clinton, building. One of these lanterns
beside anile; I don'tt care if .they Fred Elliott,. Fred Pickarid, Chairman of Huronv Pnesibytery. wrap l'oatnled by Bert's son Elgin,
never come on: ,again, At the Bert Cox, Thomas Bettleis 4nd Supper wag served by the (ladies for exhibit on, the 35'th anni- Manning, 1956; Mrs. Willner
moment, and' nn my Wesenit James Stirling (Rater replaced in the church shed, rand .a fine versary event. Hydro was in- Harrison, 1959; Mrs,, Thomas
moon, I would not trade Ithis by Vic E:IRiott). The church concert was enjoyed.. sltaillled in 1931. Scxwerby, 1960; Mrs.. Alvin
one candle for all the lights steed was built; first, with Bell Until the building was finish- Past presdderrts of the Ladies B•ettles, 1961.
on broadwray, all the power Bros, dbnalftg all -cement work. ed, the church services were Aid ,,stud Woman's Association Introduced to the ladies .at
that pours over Niagara Falls, Only Paint of one wall rremaixts held in the school. were; Mrs. Les Cox, 1927-28, the anniversary was ithe Rev,
and a light bulbb Personally of ,mss, old shed. An autographed quint ma(d'e 1946-49; Mms. Hlerbemt Cox, G. Pease. Lunch was convened
autographed by Thomas Edison. Help was provided by the by ithe Ladies'. Aid, raised money 2929; Mrs. George Fr'oCGor,. by Mrs, .Allen. Bottles, Mrs,
's a small, ll, Wed lladriies, 'bandeld rtagether tis the t through the sale of names, -and 1930-32; Mrs, Filed Pickard, C'earge Mathers ,and Mrs, Alvin
lLadies Aid,, And+they held :their then Fred Elliott purchia�sed the1933-34; Mr's, J; ReidTarmance, Proobpr; waitresses where Mrs.
candle, left over from Oar'Vt-meetting on August 27, quilit at an augtdon in the 1935-6, 1945; Mrs. john, Har- marry Torzlance rand Mats. Will -
three
inches, are only and
about 19 5. Hostesses for early meet- church, Shed at ithe November his, 1937-41; Mris. Milton ligan• Harris.
th're'e inches of it left, cord 'in irP � r .
an hour fit will be just a burned- ings were Mins. Charles Cox, rfawl sa . er for 56. He offered Woods, 1942;\ Mins-. James Corsages were pinned on the
out candle. But right now itINasf s Georgtina McPhail, Mrs. the quilt ito ^Che first couple Lockhart, 1943.44; Mrs, Austin ,past presidents by Mrs, Allen
brings me comrfont, companion- Fred's Elliott., Mrs. Rend Tar- married in the :church. Venna ,Harriss, 1950-51; Mrs. Donald Bottles; broochets also were pre -
ship andd memories. i Harris, 1952-53; Mrs. Jahn Me- seated, to these ladies; ushers
Cowan, 1954; Mrs. Argyle Lock- were Mrs. Arthur Bell, Mrs.
tr ; • hwt, 1955, 57-5$; Mrs, Gordon Alvin Betitdes.
Its flame ,brings back the roan Our •Early Files
nights of wonderful cosiness, pa
as sa child, , at the cottage in a �
, sw
summer. Snrugglod in ,bed with
my young -brother, I!d pouch
40 'Years ego
the grotesque kalnadaws flicked
over the cealingless interior by
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
the fireplace flames. But 'there
Thursday, August 17, 1922
was no real terror in ithe weird,
• Councilllsor Hemp ns (having his
leapling figures.
Msidence painted' hand 'has had it
wired -for hydro.
On [the, other side of ;the
M'i'ss Margarelt Ball, Clinton,
partition, my parents ta'lk� fin
ti's vdski ng .relartives in Auburm.
,the law; peaceful itones of
Goderich is conteemmplating, ithe
people half-bem'used''by 'an open
,budldlirnig of -a baltihin:g bench. x'eia-
fire. The coal -oil lamrps cast •a
a'httnlg -from the CPR to below
sturdy, iorainge glow thalt chased
Sunset Hosted,
the leaping shad'owls. The whip-
, Joseph Jervis, Holmes -
poor -will on tithe -hill behind' the
. vile, sIg planning to move to
corttia,ge cabled his dheer+ful goad-
Clh ttbn,
nhighrt,' And' I drifted' into sleep
On, Monday morning +while re -
with •a sense of security I've
tu'rhing -to Constance from Sea -
never had Since,
fonbh Mr. S,tephensaWs car
The candle flame rearrin me
itunned over am him pinning
of the first time I fell in .love.
dawn. He escaped with
It was et a huge bondfire. I was
several
severaH 'cuts and bruises,
11.. Alter ithe mamshmmllorws
-the' we
40 Years Ago
and sing-sorig, grew
silent, tv`aitchinfg the deep iv.d':
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of the ,hottest nsidie of the fire,
is It burned lower. This freckle-
Thursday, August 17, 1922
faced girl with the brown; eyes'
So far, Clinton has 'not been
and the golden arms was sitting
an'e of the municipalities to ex -
beside me. She gat a bit dopey',
•p'edence en epidemic of infan-
leanred .,against my shoulder,
file paralysis.
and fell -asleep. I didn't move.
Most of the farmers in this
Just sat their 'being madly in
mi'elnity will be through rharveslt
love.
this weeds,
George Hall left last week
Newt day, I proposed ito :her,
with fait cattle and hogs for ,the
believing it was mutual. She
Toronto market.
gave me .a 'bloody nose, and I
Charles Reid' left on Monday
was off women for years.
fora trip to ,the West.
My candle flame brings ath'er
Whale ovanking his car, Mr.
"fire" memories. Prison camp
Durnrin had his hand ba, d' I y
bruised. by the oar back firing
in Germany, December, 1944.
°n him,
The. wind howls out of the
1VJt Barry Jr., bought
Bfarlbic. The only light in ithe
ihas
out the ishoe repairing business
room is a red flame shining
at Blivlvlth'
through the crevices of the
crude stove. The only sound' ds
"drip,
25 Years Ago
drip, drip ..." Etigihteen
young flyers of half a dozen
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
nations lie silent and watch
the firelight dance on the walks.
Thursday, August 12 1937
14]ists• Billie Stewart, London,
They ams of a single mind,
spent the Weekend, with her
Escape? Nome And loved ones?
piarentitsi.
A itbick juicy steak? No, they're
Many .from the Clinton area
ail' ilisterning Ito that "drip, .drip"
rand surrounding dWbriats. are
emanating from the home-made
iatitending Old Bays' Week an
still -hooked up to alae shove,
Goderich.
and wondering if the potato
Miss Elliott, Toronto, is: vis -
whisky Wig producing will be -fit
rating herr aunt, Mrs. George
to tlrt;nk' in time for the New
B'ealttty.
Year's party.
:Mrs. Herib Govier, Aubum,
Yes, fine is ,truly a blesising.
has returned from a visit with
,her daughter, Mr's. Sedllery, Ex.
Under As soothing light and
eter,
warmth, even the chattering of
Whiners in the parade at
women's' tongues will des'is�t,
Gaderildh on Tuets'd'ay ni&t were
Under, It>s influence, bushiness-
Mt, C. V. Cooke; best -dressed.
men who would, sells their own
lady; Arlthudr Graves', melt's co-
grandmot;hrerns sopa isl'avery if IChe
mac; Mrs. Wilfred Colclourgh,
net Profit were :tight wax iso
laldies' cosmic.
aginative, . sentimental a n d
daa7;ist'c
10 Years Ago
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Thursday, August 14, 1952
Jhanles Livermore, a lifelong
reMdent of Cl'in'ton, -and an em-
p l o y ee of Sherlock --Manning
Pi'an'os Ltd., for 'the print 47
years, has retired.
Mr. ;and Mrs. A. S'haddick,
Maidlyn crud' Gerald, have left
on ra motor -trip 'through Can-
adsa and the United, States.
.Mr. land Mris. Benson Sutter
where in Dmbro on Saturday at-
tending the Wench McLeod wed-
ding which took place in Knox
United Church.
Mrs. Maynard Corrie, David
-and Martha, left on Sunday" to
spend ra few days in London.
Miss Mary Helen Yea and
Miss Eleanor Yeo are at the
United Church catnip, near God-
erich, this, week.
Mrs. William Lyon, Loindes-
boro, spent a ifew days fait the
home coif her brother -'in-law and,
sister, Mr. and Mit,. C. Stewart.
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ASSISTANT
LIBRARIAN
County of Huron
Applications will be received
by the undersdgned for the
above-mentioned position .until
12:00 -noon D.S.T., Wednesday,
September 5, 1962.
Applications must be subinit�-
ted on forms supplied; these
farms may be obtained fironi
the undersigned:
Salary commensurate with
qualifications.
Lowest or any application not
necessardly accepted.
JOHN G. BERRY, Secretary,
Huron County Library
Co-operative,
Box 640,
Goderich, Ontario,
33b
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We shave come a long way
from, the days whets
our primvi=
Live ancestors crouched before -k S FoodMal"kt
a fire -in a cave, dirtily' wonder-
ing
7_
what • was for breaktaist. + August � / 1 �
We dont wear slttns any rcrrare. SPECIALS f / 'U n C.
We wear bUdilisr and strapless
bras. We donht kill ,people with PINEAPPLE SLICES, 15 -ox. tin ........ 19c
a club fang more, We use push-
buttons. We don't hear the div- MARt1N'S ..
er ,cut of a newly killed, =animal APPLE JUICE 4S -'oz. tin , . , . , • .. , 29c
and' eat it ,hot and' raw and
juley. We pay 60 cents a pound BRAVO
and eat It dry ,arid' grisitly, widkr
SPAGNE`tTI; I -Ib. pkg , _ ..... , . 2 for 29d.
onlians,
But firelight has the sante
magic for us, after fall. the pro-
gross, ,as it hafl'fb'r bur aftees+tbr,
Slob the Caveinan. It can italte'
the fritter lines from arround' a
womran's§ mouth hand ,tarn her
into •a .Madonna sit T shut, .it
can: `pelt a Took of bheer Wiety
into inn folds man'e5 eye�s� as he
hioks nvseif�as he to l wasa50ey Ar reels .
s ago,
It 'l wind 156 a sores -day for
��rank+inld' is 'he losft, fthll'ehow,
the ftcialt gift Of 'fir^,, lit the.
th6h Mune, howieVdVy My coliunth
is filtlisfled, I feel •1'ikef dating, a
fried egg satrdWlah! yddt carina
cook agger b{i'e'r rk rJaridllr~, 'anld 1
W191 191 'Ocs hydeb bois w'auld spiel
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CLAkK'S
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This Wee6hcl Only with $10.00 Order
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objects, etc.) is also available.
AGizvTS; James keys, AR, i, Seaforth; V. J. Lana, 1tR 5, Sea-
orth; 'Wm, Uelper, Jr., Londesboro; Selwyn Baiter, Britssel's
braid18quires, Clinton; George Coyne, ISublin; Donald G:aian,