HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1963-04-25, Page 3Local 13 nd Poses Following Another Performance
Following their performance at RCAF Clinton, Sunday,
members, of the Clinton Community Concert and Marching Band
posed for this group photo. Members in the back row, from the
left are: George Wonch, Bandmaster; Maurice Huard, who filled
in for his father as leader of the color party; Doug Currie, Jim
.Collins,, Frank VanAltina, Dan Peterson, Adrian deCoo, Peter
i-deCoo and Sgt. Keeknie. Middle row: Bob Sherwood, Don Taylor,
Cpl. Jack Scott, Carol Reickert, F/0 Ricard, Doug McCann, John
Powell, Doug Mel3eath, Harry Cummings. Front row: Barry
Elliott, Ron Plumsteel, Carol Plumsteel, Carol Taylor, Gerald
Shaddick, Bruce Cann, John Wise. Missing are: 'Rev. Grant
Mills, Daphney Dukelow, Jan Brunner, David Welsh, John Cullen,
Larry O'Connell and Ken Hamilton.
(News-Record Photo)
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
eiend ro uct, Chief of dice
and Clothing
Complete humidify
controlled and
insured to the
customer's own
valuation.
USE THE NIGHT DEPOS-
IT BOX AT OUR STORE
63 ALBERT STREET FOR
DRY CLEANING OR
LAUNDRY, DROP YOUR
BUNDLE IN BETWEEN 8
A.M. AND 12 P,
LUCKY NUMBER
THIS WEEK IS 2365
Cheek Your Calendar, if
the numbers match, take
the calendar to our Office
and olaim your $3 credit.
ceased to be under warranty in
October, 1962.
Maintenance 'cost, including
oil change, lubrication, etc., for
one year's operation was $232.69
for work performed here, The
vehicle has been driven 21,69Q
miles. Thus, maintenance cost
has been only 1.07 cents per
mile.
The report also reads: "He
blamed the Chief for not look-
ing after the car properly, etc."
This too is inaccurate,
Chief Thompson maintained
the vehicle with regular oil
changes, and inspections as
recommended by the manufac-
turer. Our records prove this.
Original invoices are undoubt-
edly on file in the Clerk's of-
fice.
Yours very truly,
Lorne Brown Motors Ltd,
per Lorne J. Brown.
ED. NO1'.; — In conversation
with Reeve Morgan Agnew, the
News-Record has learned that
the $800 for repairs to the
police cruiser included body
work following an accident in-
volving the car,
This fact was not presented
in the discussion at council and
as it entailed over half the fig-
ure quoted, the News-Record
regrets that the general refer-
ence to "repairs" was mislead-
ing.
Clark Ball won the raffle.
The May meeting will be at
the, home of Mrs. Fred Vodden.
Roll call to be an exchange of
plants and bulbs.
Those on program will be
Mrs. F. Vodden, Mrs. Wester-
hout and ,Mrs. George Wright.
Those on lunch will be Mrs. L.
Cummings, Mrs. R. Lovett, Mrs.
William Lovett and Mrs. C.
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Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, Exeter;
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Kim Novak and James Garner in
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being given a raw deal because
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manly Chief and I feel he is I st CLINTON
April 23, 1963.
Huron Nurses
tlost. Visitors
At ..Meeting.
Huren County Chapter RNA°.
hosted the semi-annual meeting •
of the Registered. Nurses As-
sociation of Ontario District
No. 2, at the .Ontario Hospital,.
•Goderieb, on WednesdaY, April
About 100 members of the'
assopiation attended froM
Brant, Perth,, Huron,. Norfolk
and Oxford counties,
Pr. Donald-Moogk, assistant
superintendent of ..Ontario Hos-
pital welcomed the members.
and Miss Olive PIPmsti41:1,, pre-
sident, District
was in charge of the meeting.
Reports were presented by
the chapter presidents from Ox-
ford, Hitron and Norfolk coun-
ties and from the councillors
of Brant and Perth counties,
Congratulations were extend,
ed to the nurses of Norfolk
County on the recent formation.
,
of their chapter,
Miss Doris Gibney, RNAO:
Toronto, spoke to the nurses
On "The College and You". She
-traced the history of the first
registration of ..nurses in On-
tario up until the establishment
of the present College of Nurs-
es.
Following her address a brief
discussion period was held.
Dinner was at the Canadian
Legion Hall at Clinton and Dr.
Donald Moogk, assistant super-
intendent of Ontario Hospital,
Goderich, was guest speaker.
His topic was "Cultural Factors
in Mental Illness".
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REPORTS ON CRUISER
Editor,
The Clinton News-Record,
Clinton, Ontario.
Dea. Sir:
Reeve Agnew's statements at
the last meeting of Council re-
garding the police cruiser, as
Irfoursl. April ..45f- 190A Biter ,t49y07,Re,c1:44 9 e 3.
NS
HighwaY 8
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reported in' the Clinton News-
Record, are doubtful, facts.
Unless this vehicle has had
extensive mechanical repair
elsewhere (which we dobut) his
$800 figure as quoted for re-
pairs is badly out of line. Coun-
cil apparently accepted his
statements as correct,
Since they are misleading,
and a reflection on the product
we sell and service, facts are
presented.
Actual repairs at this garage
from April 1962 to March 1963
have totalled only $159.74. Be-
cause of mileage the vehicle
Plan Bus Trip
For Ladies Group
At Summerhill
The ladies of Summerhill
,community met at the home of
Mrs. Keith Tyndall for their
April meeting with 20 mem-
bers and four visitors present.
Mrs. Ross Lovett, president,
opened the meeting with a
poem, "The Ways of God", Mrs.
Charles Merrill gave the trea-
surer's report and the minutes
of the previous meeting were
read.
A committee was also ap-
pointed to plan bus trip for
sometime in June.
Thanks was extended to those
who have offered to heln.with
the Canada Packers labels.
The program consisted of two
contests conducted by Mrs.
James Snell and Mrs. Lloyd
Stewart. Karen and. Susan Tyn-
dall sang "Happy Easter". Mrs.
We thank Mr. Brown for pre-
senting his figures for the bene-
fit of our readers.
GIVEN RAW DEAL
Dear Sir:
To whom it may concern . . .
and I believe the situation
which has developed around
our Chief of Police should be
the concern of every ratepayer
in the town of Clinton.
In the first place, if there
was a reasonable complaint
against our Chief of Police, the
Police Committee should have
dealt with it. After calling on
the Ontario Police Commission
to investigate the situation,
surely the ratepayers are entitl-
ed to a report on their finding,
also Chief Thormison.
Chief Thompson was man
enough to offer his life for his
country in the last war and
went up through the mud and
dirt in Italy. Surely this man
is entitled to better treatment
than adding insult to injury by
refusing him a raise in salary
and giving the two junior men
an increase.
I would like to say in closing,
that in my 40 years in Clinton,
I don't believe that we 'have
had a better or more gentle-
Bayfield Ladies
dear KW Report
Hayfield UCW met on Thurs-
day, April 4, in the church and
17 members were present. Mrs.
Jack Scotchmer presided over
the meeting in the absence of
the president, Mrs. John Lind-
say.
Mrs. Lloyd Makins read the
scripture taken from St. Mark
and Mrs. LeRoy Poth gave a
few more interesting chapters
from the study book, "The
Word and The Way".
The group enjoyed a solo by
Mrs. A. G. Pease and Mrs. Ken
Brandon gave an interesting ac-
count of Huron Presbyterial
meeting held in Goderich on
March 21. A reading on citizen-
ship was given by Mrs. Robert
Scotchmer.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Bert Greer and the vice-
president, Mrs. J. Scotchmer
closed the meeting with a pray-
er after which lunch was serv-
ed by, Unit one.
COOKIE DAY
Friday, April 26
AND
Saturday, April 27
Auspices