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The regular meeting of Cl-
inton Chapter No. 266, Order
Of the Eastern Star, was held
on Thursday night, April 4 in
the Parish Hall, It being In-
spection, there was a good at-
tendance of members, as well
as visitors from Seaforth, God-
erich, Mitchell, Blyth, Exeter,
Delaware and Strathroy,
DDGM, Mrs, Graham Camp-
bell, inspected the chapter and
commended the officers for the
wonderful work performed,
Mrs. William D. Wells who
has been appointed a Grand
Representative to the State of
Mississippi by the Worthy Gr-
and Matron, Mrs. Iris Walker,
of Windsor, was presented with
her Badge, symbolic of this of-
fice, by Mrs. Willard Aiken.
A very enjoyable social time
was spent at the close of the
meeting and refreshments were
served by Mrs. Roy Fitzsimons
and her , committee.
HOLMfSVILLE
MRS. F. McCULLOUGH
Phone HU 2-7418
Mrs, 3. B. 'MacMath, who has
been in Clinton Public Hospi-
tal for the past two weeks,
underwent surgery last Monday.
Her many friends will be pleas-
ed to know that Mrs. MacMath
is progressing nicely,
Mr. Ted McCullough, who has
been recuperating at the home
of his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Frank McCullough, following
a serious illness in Hamilton
General Hospital, has returned
to his work in the Bearnsville
branch of the Royal Bank of
Canada
Mr. Frank Walter, who has
been a patient in the hospital
in Ingersoll is visiting with his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. D. E, Glidden.
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Four Area Youths
Complete 'Walk'
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ported they wouldn't be afraid
to start out on another such
jaunt, but Muise was less en=
thusiastic after his gruelling
walk.
"I proved I can make it and
I don't think I'd bother again,"
he stated.
Report Uncomplete
Unfortunately the names and
fate of some of the other
walkers is not known, but it
is reported at least three others
made it as far as Wingham.
These were Tom Mountford,
Fred Gregory and Louis Van-
Lammeren,
Four girls who competed ap-
parently didn't have too much
hoop of completing the trek al-
though they all put up a valiant
effort.
Susan and Sharon Brown,
apparently working on a $1.00-
a - mile basis on a bet with
their father, made it to their
expected destination of Lon-
desboro.
Emma Gregory a n d Gretta
VanLammeren didn't quite
match the stamina of their
brothers in the feat, making it
only as far as Belgrave.
Others who started in the
walk were Jeff Dixon, Clinton;
Dean Reid, Adastral Park and
Rick Wager, Clinton. It is not
known how far these chaps
went before they decided they
would be better off home in
bed.
The mark set by Verhoef and
Muise was average in compar-
ison with other such walks
across the country, but it was
far oft the record of just a
little over nine hours.
The local walk was organized
by students from CHSS but
was not recognized as a school
activity.
Several car loads of students
were on hand to see the walk-
ers off at Clinton and kept up
a vigil back and forth along
the highway until about 3.00
a.m, when most Went home and
left the youths to face the
lonely night by themselves.
Only prize for the finishers
was their personal satisfaction
and some sore feet.
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Clinton Lady
To Chair Rally
Of Auxiliaries
The 15 Nospital Auxiliaries
comprising Region two of the
Ontario Nospital Association, of
which Mrs, Frank Pingland,.
Clinton, is chairman, will hold
their Spring Conference in
eter Thursday, April 25.
Registration will be at 10,30
a.m. at South Huron Hospital
f011owed by a tour of the Stud-
p n t Nurses .assistant's class-
rooms,
Business meeting and lunch-
eon will be held in James Street
United Church. The 'speaker
will be Asheof Kohn, a native
of Pakistan who will compare
hospitals in his native country
with those in. Canada,
The Exeter Auxiliary will be
hostesses, A good attendance
is expected.
Wynyard Sheppard
A Clinton man who spent the
77 years of his life in a wheel-
chair, Wynyard Sheppard, was
buried in Clinton cemetery on
Wednesday, April 3.
The well-known invalid pas-
sed away at Huronview last
Monday, after an illness of six
months.
Born a cripple, he spent the
greater part of each year on
the main street in a wheelchair,
selling pencils and confections
to passersby,
Residents and businessmen
took time out to chat with the
friendly gentleman and helped
him get his three-wheeled cart
from one side of the street to
the other.
The funeral service was con-
ducted from St. Paul's Anglican
Church by the Rev. P. L. Dy-
mond, Arrangements were han-
dled by Beattie funeral home.
Pall-bearers included Willard
Aiken, Charles Johnston, Hart-
ley Managhan, Edward Elliott
and Ed Grealis.
J. A. Sutter a,n d William
McLaughlin acted as flower-
bearers,
His only survivor was a cous-
in, Mrs. Lillian McKinnon, Cl-
inton.
Thurs., April 11, 1963-,-,c1Inton News-Record..-Page
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Thanks for the support extended
me at the polls on Monday, and to
all those who worked so Ward on my
behalf.
-Gordon McGavin
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Over 300 Greet Prime Minister
On Unscheduled Stop At .Clinton
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cheer from the crowd and hea-
rty recognition from the Prime
Minister,
"Thank you for that obser,
vation," the Prime Minister re-
plied, adding that it was one of
the most encouraging reports
he had received during the cam-
paign.
Band Performs
After a tour of the Dominion
Road and Machinery plant at
Goderich, the Prime Minister
and his official party were es-
corted to the Goderich Colle-
giate by the Clinton Concert
and Marching Band under the
direction of George Wonch. Bob
Huard led the procession with
ills colour party following be-
hind, their flags waving gaily in
the breeze and the sun glisten-
ing from their poles.
The gymnasium at the school
was jammed to capacity and
part of the audience had to sit
in an adjacent room to listen
to the speeches.
Jim Donnelly chaired the pro-
gram and speakers included:
Roberts; MacNaughton and El-
ston Cardiff, as well as the fea-
tured performer, Diefenbaker.
Mrs. Diefenbaker, Mrs. C. S.
MacNaughton and Mrs. May
Mooney, Goderich deputy-reeve,
were each presented with cor-
sages by a set of Goderich trip-
lets and Donnelley's daughter.
The Prime Minister, despite
his arduous campaign,iappeared
quitte fresh and brought rounds
of laughter and applause with
his jibes at the Liberal oppos-
ition and members of the press.
At one time he leaned for-
ward on the podium and it mov-
ed forward as well. He quickly
stepped back and reported he
better be careful or he would
be down in the audience.
Looking down at the press
table directly in front of him,
he pointed a finger and jokingly
noted, "it I go down crashing
it will be on the press."
The Prime Minister outlined
many of his party's policies and
repeated his frequent statement
that the "oposition" had only
been interested in obstructing
his government in the last par-
liament.
After naming the local can-
didate "Lew" (Cardiff) as an
autstanding representative, he
said he wanted "my friend back
in parliament."
He ended his speeeh on
;humorous note, reporting the
Liberals wanted a "stable" gov-
ernment "If they want a stab-
le government they should be
kept out op the pasture a little
longer." he stated.
He said the best example of
a stable government was when
the Liberals had horses on their
payroll at Camp Pettawawa.
Tri his brief remarks, Cardiff
listed some of the area's ac-
complishments and noted the
extensive work undertaken on
the harbors at Goderieh, Bay-
field and Grand Bend.
He also listed several post
offices that had been built in
the area and reported the Clin-
t ton building would start "very
soon," stating the delay had
been caused because a suitable
location could not be found to
suit the taxpayers.
Another speaker at 'the event
was Goderich mayor, Ernie Fish-
er. who opposed Cardiff in the
federal election last June.
He paid tribute to the work
of Cardiff and MacNaughton,
saying he wanted to give credit
where credit is due.
"I would have been more re-
luctant to do this nine months
ago," he jokingly explained.
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'Love' Topic Of
Ontario Street
UCW Devotions
Ontario Street UCW, Group
One met on Tuesday, April 8
with the president, Mrs. George
Potter presiding,
The meeting opened by sing-
ing a hymn after which Mrs.
Herd took the devotions topic,
"Love". Mrs. Jean Radford then
gave an Easter reading.
Mrs. George Potter gave a
report of the UCW district
meeting at Goderich and Miss
E. Wiltse gave two instrument-
als,
Group 1 and 2 are invited to
the' Presbyterian Church Th.:
ankoffering on April 17 and to
Turners Church on April 11 and
Wesley-Willis Church on April
28.
The next general meeting
will be May 8.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Harold Crich and her group.
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