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Clinton News-Record, 1962-10-25, Page 1(BY„ W. D, P,k SINCE IN THIS' COLUMN W seem to have devsloped a ski'>a for f"pttttinlg -'Qtly foot in! #11 , .. , we will, continue, with a report of a oid'e conve4vaition at a farm meeting recently y re con, ¢neruted to one gentitemvan than with: the Cuba situation bottling UP Into dbat knows what . . the farm" might be able -to fomtet such things as milk map- keiting .schemes andall the conn� plications such things sewn to entajil . , . "You would'nt have to worry about 'prices, then," wo said, xyather brashly , "Oh, yes we would'," quoth -the geng'emm .. - "Then we'd have cei ing Prices , , 21 Which of course is wham did, happen, food producers -during the last war., RECENTLY AN EDITORIAL in, the weekly newspaper at Goderich asked a particularly vital questions: "What's the mat- ter with Lake Huron that ei- ther the fish ,ane deserting It or else refuse to be caught?" If a; reason is actually being sougihlt , . . . might we suggest that -the fnslh are piobalbly los- ing ;a ib'attle wiiith, man in which mean fights' unfair . . Towns and tildes who ,continue to enip- V untreated sewage into the waterways of the province . . . and for that matter, of this continent . are not giving the fish a chance to survive . Poss%ly of ,thanavenue of ap- proach to tthe4 pro'bl'em, were giN- en study , .. an answer to the problem 'posed by the Goderich editor could be found ... SCANT HOURS AFTER PRE= s'idtent John F. Kennedy, of the Unaided' States of America made his' tatefu'1 a 'idd ve on Monde night ... Ow first mnssal'e fell righthere -in Clinton ... We muslt ed ntt, to the thing being of :the ungtui&4 variety : . . We were dis�aussuV world atf- faring in one of our Favourite restaurants . with one of -the 'efficient wai'tr'esses of that establishment and the lady had just picked up some empty dish- es, iishes, from the table : . . In the rrnftt of the empassioned ad- d Bess she ,proceeded to make on :the current world-wide sMa- tion, ionic of these dishes crash- ed smvashingky to'the floor , There werei* no other casual - Three People Hurt In Goderich Accident Three people from RCAF Station Clinton were treated in the hospital at the station and released following a mis- hap on Highway 8 in Gode- rich last Thursday, Their car left the road and smashed into a tree, Slightly injured were driver William J. Wilkinson, 18 and his passengers Jean Marie Fournier and Clifford Wells, 20. o The Wecther 1962 1961 Aigh Low High Low Oct. is 65 38 69 51 19 68 40 70 47 20 59 48 68 47 21 53 38 54 45 22 52 33 54 38 23 44 34 60 35 24 40 31 54 41 Rain: 1,58 in. Rain: .35 its', Snow: 2 inns. 'Museum May Gest Coach No Daae Set Used by Teacher Sloman For Opening Itt seems altogether likely In the way of ;getting the coach Ontario Hospital that the famous "school car" into .the Huron museum, which Opening of the new Ontario in which Fred Sloman taught cannot be overcome. Hospital on Highway 21, south for 35 years, may become .oneMx. Sloman taught in this of Goderich has been postpon of the major exhibits .at the School car since 1927 when the ed indefinitely, "Delay is slue Huron County Museum in service was first introduced. to lack of equrplrient. Goderich. If it does it will be He• and Mrs.. Sloman .,and fain- , Health Minister Dr, Matthew, completely furnished as its. last ily had inulin Dymond announced the post g quarters in one Students used it. end .of the car,and the balance poet Ment late last week' Bush_ Mr. Sloman retired to his was used for a school room. ?less administrator floss Mc Clinton home in June, 1962, „The coach should be a real- Daniels reports than the hospi after a storied career with the „ tai lacks beds, chairs, desks' De artmcnt of Education work- lY fine museum piece, says p ", and some kitchen equipment.' Ing in Northern Ontario. The Mr, Sloman, for -it shows the The official opening cere- mobile classroom was one of rugged type of equipment used monies had been set for Tues- to open up Northern Ontario. seven at one time operated in day of this week, the north, in co-operation with People just don't realize how Canadian National Railways rugged and wild Northern On- tario was just about 25-35 ion). Department o gid - Man Has Burns �,� years ago. Curator of the museum, ,T. IT, As far as Mr. Sloman knows Neill, reports that he has plans• now, the coach is in Toronto After Frew all. ready to provide for Hous- receiving a fresh coat of out. Ie69 ing of the car, provided he re- side paint, ready for installa Hydro Ac Went ceives the authority from the tion in a museum somewhere, id historic committee of the He rather hopes that "the des - county council. Mr..Neill sug- tination will be in Goderich. Murray East, RR 1, Clinton, Students Trudqe To Cheer Redmen Bests a'leanto addition at the 'For one thing, some of his is recovering in Clinton Pubes east side of the museum to house the car. It would be only about 20 feet from the engine now at the museum. ,The CNR has stipulated that whatever museum receives the car; shall keep It under cover. The Bayview Railroad Museum personal belongings are in the car, and he hopes to be able to pick them up as it travels through the station here. Reeve Morgan Agnew states that a meeting of the historic committee of the county coun- cil will be held to -morrow, and tic Hospital from electric shock and some burns to one thigh and one foot, following a freak accident which occurred on Tuesday, Dr.. W. A. Oakes re- ports he is progressing fav - ourably, Mr. East had been workingHuron Rain, snow and sleet yesterday plagued the col- This was the scene on Princess Street as the young - legiate teams on the football field at Clinton Com- sters, some 600 strong, made their way over from munit Park. Sun shone brightly however, at the school. Generally out -playing the other team, the stttrt of the game, when the major part of Clinton Redmen nevertheless chalked up another the student body walked in parade to the field. loss, 20-7 for Wingham. (News -Record Photo) o Insurance Co-ordinator Active Society at Sarnia has made a this subject could well come up with John Flynn and Oliver. -op bid for the coach, but find they are unable to cope with this stipulation. for discussion then, Alvin D. Smith, reeve it Turf this Township is chairman of this Wright at Mr. Wright's home: near 'f a well pulling a pump; out of a well. Wind and rain• gents Get SpecialSessionIs Mr. Neill forsees no problems committee, combined against 'them, and the pipe was blown into contact with a high tension wire, Mr. Flynn.also suffered some shock. However, Mr. Wright's -Bonus Cheques Five salesmen with Co-oper- ative Insurance Association re- Held Ahc-mr J ■FaSpeech Gas Leak Causes Some ertest supplier in London, who to tanker rubber boots proved adequate ceived bonus cheques here last Coil. J. Murray MacDonald, Concern Down- Town insulation for him, Howard Brunsdon who op- week, at a special dinner and meeting at which agents were Follotitivy the sombre address m� Jahn its Cana to latest nein re - Canada is continuing in erates a stable equipment firm guests of the Co-op. ,by d, ports in Clinton (and for whom East Harvey Taylor, Brucefield, nF. States-dy, president of 't4r!e Unrated' S,taftes•, :to the world on Monday ni'ghn a state aP ipreparretihi,ess. In other •words, she is; ready to plane For the space of several A call was made to the Sup- and Flynn were working) can chairman of the Huron CIA a meeitintg by special- was called by the RCAF and RCN on ,an, err:-, on Tuesday evening, con- felt for ertest supplier in London, who to tanker recall no other accident in.the 50 years he has been in busi- committee, presented the ehequ- Coil. J. Murray MacDonald, ergemcy sitiaand�by basis it n� cern was the safety .prepared :send up •a es to Ross Knight, Brussels, Goderich, the co-or•diriator . for essaiy, of people in the town, when to pump out the balance of :less. Of course, he says, I've had some minor hurts my- the highest award; to George the E �y Measures" Station Clinton as strictly a it was discovered that gasoline from an underground tank at the gasoline, However, some delay resulted. self, through the years." Turton Goderich; Ross Fran- cis Kirkton; Arthur Wright, ganizatuon in I-hwon County. ftaiaiing staidon and allth ��' Bill Edgar's Su ertest station g p At about seven o'clock, Fire ° g , Seaforth and Beret Klo Pp' Members' of the committee met, briefly in Goderich °ver an% exist for certain , rocedL p use in v case an emergency 'actu- was »leaking-- . rK�"f Fumes had been seeping in- Chief Grant Rath and. -.his as- sistanit Hector Kingswell were g • New • T�meS For '�urich. Guest speaker was Murray'y the, current is1 and °n - eral, other stems as well, reports aily�, there- tion that any particuliar action' to the premises of Pickett and Campbell, Ltd, men's wear on -the scene, ,and decision was Into to into - • Maxwell, general manager, Reeve Morgan J. Agnew.- How- will be requested -of then at through the afternoon, and in- reached pun water the drain to hurry the Mail Ass has lbeah the etistonty dir. , , - . ..• eCtcr's of attic caunv s 10 tbbwan�: leaving London office who noted that the Co-op stood in second place Particular action re- suultedtnfrom time meeting. the present -titre. President Kennedy announc- to the basement and kitchen of the Kum -In restaurant, ad- line on its way.in Meanwhile some conjecture Clinton Office Ontario this year with re - gard to policies sold. ,joining, Proprietors' of these estab- continued with regard to what Speaking briefly with re_ Cream Producers Name Iistiments called in expert ad- would happen. Would the fum- �Elffective with the return to gard to FAME, and a trip to vice to determine the source. es concentrate in any one place E Standard Time on' Oc- see the Co-operative packing Union Gas crew decided that it to constitute a danger? The detain goes across town and ,ober 2S, 1962, Me'�followting are the for the receipt and plants in Quebec, was J. Carl Hemingway, Brussels. He said Delegates to Toronto was not natural gas, and there basins ;times' assured Mr, and Mrs, Garrow are catch along despatch of mails at Clinton that in co-operatives the pro - at the restaurant that they had the way. What if someone Post Office: duces is the imo rtant thing, P problemsat regard. no problems in ,that regard. were to flip in a lighted. match? Maul's far despatch are closed: more important than profit Delegates :from HuronC:ounfty good 'etfPeot �tivari tight now, but Cipro R. Thomp- Would an explosion occur? For Wingb'am 'and points �n,ortth dollars. ;to •the amnnual meeting of ttlhe there were many compUcations. son was called and the leark Eventually word came from at 7 a.m. and 11.40 a.m,; for Elmer Ireland, president of O;ntamio Cretam Producers Acs- We seem to come: up -against was, found. London that water should be Goderich at 7 a.m. -and, 11.40 the Huron Federation of Agri- sociiation tiiv Toronto next rcrrantllr, �`"a� 'ent•1/ Bob Campbell and Ken Pick- p um into the underground pumped g a.m.; for Strattford� antic• 1 pow culture commented briefly on iR„exe selected oQV Tuesday night „ "Possibly," said Mr. Martin, ",tike ett discoversc� that they could 'tank, Thus riaised' the levet of east at fpm, avid! 4.40 pm.; the origins of CIA and on rev- g , time isn't might. Thle flood see gasoline floating along the the gasoline, and apparently �27��.30 for Lon1M1Aw ,arid Points south, ,at eral ideas for safes on the y •aft 'a meeting. held in the coven- and c*onicen;ima'ted peolrle ,may be top of the Mary Street drain was the right thing to do. Also 3.30 pm, sand. 4.40 p.m.; for highways. til 'chamber, Clinton. too well off yet, Some produc- which has ,an open catch basin a garden hose was led Into the RCAF Clinton at 7 a.m,, 7.1.40 ° -- l;;eprese4ting the county, whit els seem, afraid of losing special in the basement of their store. drain and left running all a.m. and' 3.30 tp.im. • • be president, Horace Delbridge, pxiivtilleges- Somi!e neem afraid Measurement of the dropin night. By morning most of M,arilss 1� due to'a'rxi:v�e: from Austerity Hits, Goderich; vice -:president, Rae °f 1 certain power •'" '' level of gasoline in the tank g the signs of gasoline fumes had Sltmattford and points e� Houston, RR 2, Brussels; d�el'e- He said ahv was not the Qrelani made by Bili Edgar showed a disappeared and by to -day, the 7,20 a.m, and 11.55 'a.m:; from gds' a -s Fraser, RR 2, rs that the sur - Pus drop of about one quarter inch situation was back to normal. L°iiidouv �auid poanits sour>rti at7.20 Federal Plans I3a+wssieils; J. J. Elliott, RR 1, s; J. of butter plus of butter canrtouiued', and in 15 minutes. Though there Upstairs in the apartment of a,m. and 9,25 am.; from Wing- Bueval'e; Simon HaLiahan, My- that Canada, 'Could Face an ad-'. 'was no ready way to discover Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shearing, boon amid' points north at 2 p.m. For This Riding , Wii11HaNton; RR diftional butte aP 25 million just how much : as had leaked J g fumes also were igbe a nt. q p'p'� and 5.10 m,; from Godleri'ch p• g ,Wall- tan; Lorne ira�ty, RR 1, Dun,- f pounds of butter an the end of however, they did know that Mr. Shearing owns the block at 2.55 p.m. and 5.10 pan.; from giannan and -alternates, `clic Jef- this dairy Year. He recounted abowt 200 gallons of gasoiluno of buildings which were affect- RCAF C1W- ton tan 12.20 pm. and Revised federal spending son, RR, 3, Walton, how people in the fluid milk remained in the 'tank. ed: 15,10 p.m. estimates were tabled in the Souse of Commons last Thurs- A zone meerhing will be held market were going into high day. Deleted entirely from the schedule of expenses in 1962, is the $90,000 public building slated for Clinton. Very little preliminary work had -gone forward on this pro- ject, Several sites had been scanned by Department of Public Work men, but no op- tions on any property had been 'taken, Reductions in expenses at the Bayfield and Goderich bar bours also were •announced. Repairs to the pier at the Vill- age of Bayfield will amount to only $50,000; not the scheduled $65,000. Worn on harbour re- pairs andimprbvemenuts have been cut from $100,000 to $450;000, Duron Federation by these men, with deaeglattes buhtemfatt •producing herds, slel- from Perth county, (to prepare bing the milk to processor's who resolutions,` And Filnalize ,plants e-9tmaet the ifat, sell, a two per - for the meeting in Toronto. cent Rudd nrillit and put the Tentattive dates for this meet rest of the fiats iiOW buten.: ing wall bre November 5 or 6 un "Atitua, y trucks are canT- � aintonl, Ing Holstein, cows into the Umat- Zone director Williams D. ed States land coming back With Hotson, Sit. Miadym, attended:the Clhiahntnel Island ,breeds," Bald meeting and reported on sev- 1VXr. Miarrtim etatl esipectis of the, sitruggle to Martin' pointetd' out that in obtain an acceptable m111c mark Canada and the United Spate's ening plan. peopke were used to low cost A186. attending Was Harold for do'oodsi. They use only 24 per- Martan, Toronto, who is secre- cepa o8 -their earned income for Bary-treaslurter of the Ontario goad: mods. In tthe Unkedi King - Mc c Produ'cerss Cot-ordlisiiatlhtg dom ipeopL- must spend, 35 per - Board, and'a1so secretary o� ;the cent anrd in West Germany and, Provisional Milk Marketing IIW, y people must spend' 58 per - Board. cent of 'ttheat earned anlcomne for Mir. Martin stated :his belief food, that :there :never was a 131me " The .people in Cainadat hiawe when a, milk marketing plan always, known a cheap food could the knittoduced with more I pa)idy," Tse stated. PRESENTEb •6Y RV. b. ,l. LANE, ' life and Religion`' Guide Bad e Earned By Linda Nicholson (By kamii 90fieftert) Presbyterian Church, Her On Bunday, October 21, Girl knowledge will aid her not Guide Linda Nicholson was only in Guiding but in product- presented the third highest Ing a closer bond with the badge In Ouidit.g", the "Life church, where she is at pre- and Rellgiop" Badge, Linda is sent a Sunday School teacher the daughter of Mk, and, Mrs, and a member of the choir, Al - Bruce Nicholsorn, Albert; Street though this mazy be one bridge Clinton, This honour was Ack- crossed, the dream of her' all- y Rev, D. round cord and Tater, her gold norvledged, to hex` b _ _ J. Lane, _DD, during Sunday cord still wait to be conquered, School. The badge, required Attending the presentation consfaht 10Arniiig olid $atience ceremony we're Guide .Leader fora duratio#i of sdn eri tnontlis, Mrs, Jack (Joyce) IiWln,, and RequiremeriLk foY, it were set Deputy D18titriot C6rrttiiissioner by the Ontdfld Cotiricil of Wft. CanYietoi Aroctior. ed • the establishment of a, "qu- amantine" or more bliumttky a blockade against ships carry- ing awns. filo Cuba, and, this wenn into effect yesterday morning, Some 25 Russian ships said to be heading for Ciba, last night 'had not yet made contact wide any ships ofIthe United Staes. A majority of the "free womld" opam,lon appeared yest- erday to. support Kennedy's act- ion. Some expressed contemn that It was, illegal to Insititt Me search -and seizure on the high seas. Reason for (the action was the appearance of missile -base build-up in Cuba. Cubans claim they are defensive weapons. The Und6ed! States claims they are offemsn've 'weap'ons. Premier Krusihchov an the Sovie)t Union, has -asked the United Nations, security council to insist that tho United States "nrnvabdate" its- naval blockade. Lions Plan For Activities; See Florida Film Two thank -you letters were read at Cbnttx)n Lions Club meeting Tuesday night frown groups rte'ceivinlg gifts from the Club. The Clinton Cornmuri tly Concert 'Banti thanylcedt ltk•ie IliM%:for the Lions Internation- al flag presented recently* to the band'. The band, offered to platy' at any Lions• function where a !bared is required. • The Cnippl'ed''Childmenis Treat- Ment reatintent Centre at London .ack- nbwtledlged try letter :the $1,000 &r>lattion to their hospital. The Lti'ants have tenntortively planned a ladles •night at Grand 13ehid" on December 11: Tickets on the Liohb :annual Grey Cupp draw are now available. The clubs agreed to sponsor a midget hockey team this winter it was officnailyannounced that $1,b41 had lbefti, rearliaed from the summer carnival; and that las wen's +bih go matte a smiall profit. John Lavis voiluniteeredi to dhkVerone lite 'Teen Tower dances at the Legion Hall-. Loon Bill, Young, past pre'si- dientt of the London West Lions Club; avid Landon and disbict MRmlagtelt" Of Hiram; Walker & Sons Ltd., showed arft u h&el wafter .color •film taken oft the coast Of SUwl, la:, Mr, Young out. lined has compt"i y's; v'm ure'Ss hi the dnatillieh'y industry: Accomip. anying' Mr, Young Wag Lion W-1 Richards, . also of the sante +conn-. p'anY, sand a member of London Celiltral Lions Club. OV*r •guests were Loon,. FredSlam ah; Rank l3Mmab, ACAP Srta'iti nl Cldrutbni, And lady Nedii. ger Clinton) Tli;e gties,t 5p0a�{e4 VI�QB )_f11[Il�d'- duced by Xbn a:lett AM th=k_ ell �iic.yTeti, Davies and Jodie B, �at �k.Grr Fred Slomlaft, won thee i�;ular dhow rpml c, Winner of pri'azets &-haitecTi 1* 'the ,gue; tt )Speaker's 6O'nVohnty' *Ola• AI 0a:ixti, Prank ,? fti6bihdr; 731,X1•• int olid' Jib why= Annual ToHear H G. Bennett • " s � , z'. Poo ulat" 'fpari'iier' agricuXural M ��� rupcperes'etxtative hx�re, 1,l,. Gordorh r F er 'Bentiet't vautl ibe iLtie •guest spend; v x, qy , i aft Atte laminniaz meetkig orf Huron Gbwity Federation b Agriculture, in, tOidesboro uomw.. ;m, triu'{n,�i�ty Hall ori NW40mibet 2$, M AV r. 'BeOnatt was appointed assnsfbaa'lt 'city m'atrinsrtrz of ag: rucultut e just two tenths ago. _, Seven: Now Members For Clinton l nsrhen Club Ike Wo dig, aoip, :in Huron, from 1940 uaia 1, 1952, - The Kinsmen Club of Clinton was stten tlaened left James l,ait Dtxd6Iallfrlali Mervin tae and - . , , . , � _ .. � ., " y , . " 'by Ass has lbeah the etistonty dir. , , - . ..• eCtcr's of attic caunv s 10 tbbwan�: _ . , _ _ .•_. _. . . Initiated the addition of seveii new members",initiated at David Beattie,- back, r6% Keith Salzman, l3ob Tian ... 5, . Mels' wilt bei esw at ;a balm ._ .. r ..., . • last Tuesday"6Veningts m6eting. Tho, club lest ten Rie'gort, publicity ehalift an, Jerry Wilson; siftht , l� ,� ; i , ,. _ _ .. , Oct served iris kine hal]. at twaout ...., ,. iix's6ffiberS duthi the Sumner recess, knew MA and Vrlahk Cook, and Alah Johnson, _ � , • . •". , , : aiinkl, ttict itnueei�ttg wild follow a¢k other officials shown here ate • froht r0% front the (1Veuts-ft6Cb,? Ph616) tht u�twro auditorium, by these men, with deaeglattes buhtemfatt •producing herds, slel- from Perth county, (to prepare bing the milk to processor's who resolutions,` And Filnalize ,plants e-9tmaet the ifat, sell, a two per - for the meeting in Toronto. cent Rudd nrillit and put the Tentattive dates for this meet rest of the fiats iiOW buten.: ing wall bre November 5 or 6 un "Atitua, y trucks are canT- � aintonl, Ing Holstein, cows into the Umat- Zone director Williams D. ed States land coming back With Hotson, Sit. Miadym, attended:the Clhiahntnel Island ,breeds," Bald meeting and reported on sev- 1VXr. Miarrtim etatl esipectis of the, sitruggle to Martin' pointetd' out that in obtain an acceptable m111c mark Canada and the United Spate's ening plan. peopke were used to low cost A186. attending Was Harold for do'oodsi. They use only 24 per- Martan, Toronto, who is secre- cepa o8 -their earned income for Bary-treaslurter of the Ontario goad: mods. In tthe Unkedi King - Mc c Produ'cerss Cot-ordlisiiatlhtg dom ipeopL- must spend, 35 per - Board, and'a1so secretary o� ;the cent anrd in West Germany and, Provisional Milk Marketing IIW, y people must spend' 58 per - Board. cent of 'ttheat earned anlcomne for Mir. Martin stated :his belief food, that :there :never was a 131me " The .people in Cainadat hiawe when a, milk marketing plan always, known a cheap food could the knittoduced with more I pa)idy," Tse stated. PRESENTEb •6Y RV. b. ,l. LANE, ' life and Religion`' Guide Bad e Earned By Linda Nicholson (By kamii 90fieftert) Presbyterian Church, Her On Bunday, October 21, Girl knowledge will aid her not Guide Linda Nicholson was only in Guiding but in product- presented the third highest Ing a closer bond with the badge In Ouidit.g", the "Life church, where she is at pre- and Rellgiop" Badge, Linda is sent a Sunday School teacher the daughter of Mk, and, Mrs, and a member of the choir, Al - Bruce Nicholsorn, Albert; Street though this mazy be one bridge Clinton, This honour was Ack- crossed, the dream of her' all- y Rev, D. round cord and Tater, her gold norvledged, to hex` b _ _ J. Lane, _DD, during Sunday cord still wait to be conquered, School. The badge, required Attending the presentation consfaht 10Arniiig olid $atience ceremony we're Guide .Leader fora duratio#i of sdn eri tnontlis, Mrs, Jack (Joyce) IiWln,, and RequiremeriLk foY, it were set Deputy D18titriot C6rrttiiissioner by the Ontdfld Cotiricil of Wft. CanYietoi Aroctior. ed • the establishment of a, "qu- amantine" or more bliumttky a blockade against ships carry- ing awns. filo Cuba, and, this wenn into effect yesterday morning, Some 25 Russian ships said to be heading for Ciba, last night 'had not yet made contact wide any ships ofIthe United Staes. A majority of the "free womld" opam,lon appeared yest- erday to. support Kennedy's act- ion. Some expressed contemn that It was, illegal to Insititt Me search -and seizure on the high seas. Reason for (the action was the appearance of missile -base build-up in Cuba. Cubans claim they are defensive weapons. The Und6ed! States claims they are offemsn've 'weap'ons. Premier Krusihchov an the Sovie)t Union, has -asked the United Nations, security council to insist that tho United States "nrnvabdate" its- naval blockade. Lions Plan For Activities; See Florida Film Two thank -you letters were read at Cbnttx)n Lions Club meeting Tuesday night frown groups rte'ceivinlg gifts from the Club. The Clinton Cornmuri tly Concert 'Banti thanylcedt ltk•ie IliM%:for the Lions Internation- al flag presented recently* to the band'. The band, offered to platy' at any Lions• function where a !bared is required. • The Cnippl'ed''Childmenis Treat- Ment reatintent Centre at London .ack- nbwtledlged try letter :the $1,000 &r>lattion to their hospital. The Lti'ants have tenntortively planned a ladles •night at Grand 13ehid" on December 11: Tickets on the Liohb :annual Grey Cupp draw are now available. The clubs agreed to sponsor a midget hockey team this winter it was officnailyannounced that $1,b41 had lbefti, rearliaed from the summer carnival; and that las wen's +bih go matte a smiall profit. John Lavis voiluniteeredi to dhkVerone lite 'Teen Tower dances at the Legion Hall-. Loon Bill, Young, past pre'si- dientt of the London West Lions Club; avid Landon and disbict MRmlagtelt" Of Hiram; Walker & Sons Ltd., showed arft u h&el wafter .color •film taken oft the coast Of SUwl, la:, Mr, Young out. lined has compt"i y's; v'm ure'Ss hi the dnatillieh'y industry: Accomip. anying' Mr, Young Wag Lion W-1 Richards, . also of the sante +conn-. p'anY, sand a member of London Celiltral Lions Club. OV*r •guests were Loon,. FredSlam ah; Rank l3Mmab, ACAP Srta'iti nl Cldrutbni, And lady Nedii. ger Clinton) Tli;e gties,t 5p0a�{e4 VI�QB )_f11[Il�d'- duced by Xbn a:lett AM th=k_ ell �iic.yTeti, Davies and Jodie B, �at �k.Grr Fred Slomlaft, won thee i�;ular dhow rpml c, Winner of pri'azets &-haitecTi 1* 'the ,gue; tt )Speaker's 6O'nVohnty' *Ola• AI 0a:ixti, Prank ,? fti6bihdr; 731,X1•• int olid' Jib why=