HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-02-18, Page 4pw+ --�+��rllltia�l 1+1 !f�i*M Q Ar+�- ' ,lrlolCse:�:.f9b,. Ise 1905
Editon4h 4�r, 0. 0,
F. lint ma
Proud Da o
CLINTONINqS
CAN feel i ht p of ted° inton elementary sclils;
?'cud of the :shovel they n7ade .at •the service cl#bs :arcs frateroal g'oups� and
of f feral. fla
gng' :cer
emony in LiiaY even rhe!tzzens of Gh ?dawn Who tuned ,
raiy Park on Monde .. out to watch the:.cerci Qny in the MM.
After days, and.:months, of eQntrQ. wind
y VYeather,
versy in the douse of Ca„m>non , aid. Our neighbouring :c a m'M U1_1 i t yo.
in, our 'tQ.i'iA eamtnunit:y 'the town 4f” RCAF Statiiin Clin,04, willingly help-
Clinton
elp
tin on c tl ou e: d ache ,to ut on .a cad show. Alsa;,
Ct. an be Jus..y pr. d of the e._ wn P _ g
4< e'.r anon. W4.
show it ,l??t ori far this h'Istor . • Minton Ministerial Associ'
riiakin : -dayt very .helpful, both in organizing, the
i st the previous ' a a the ve . t " !their attendance.
J ...... pre : i Mond
_,day at e >� and " ,
re ular, , eet rr of :Linton , wn council This., kind :of co-Qpe-rration prevai?s
g m .. .,g C tR
was 'the, odea to officially da sgmethnn in. the town of Clinton •when something
e sF on ' I , 'as :been shown in
brought: up by a councillor. From there must be d. t„ � - t h. ; .... ,
on everyone go -operated wonderfully; the past and no doubt will, be cavried.
municipal officials;; both elected and ap on in fuWre activities ,n the taws.
• � r
ed
-h New FI Of �0 ll. Redo n
T_�� �v a _. f� a__ v
J
THE COMMANDING Officer of pro'claaaned by Her Majesty The ween
RCAF Station Clinton f Group Captain on January "-.2 'of this year in these
Keith
R Greenatva CD the s n,•ior words:
E .. _. _ ... y, , .. e
active .official of the Department I' Of "With -the advice of -Our Privy
National Defence •in our area, delivered Co cit of Canada, we dQ by this
the fallowing address at the raising ,of our Royal Proclamation appoint and
the new Canadian flag at the flag -rats- declare as the National IPlag ' of
Ing ceremony alt RCAF Station Clinton Canada upon, from, and after the
on Monday The News -Record is. proud .15th day of February in the year .o f
to re -print, :in full, 'Mr. Greenaway's our Lord, One Thousand, Nine 1IUU
remarks; dre"d and Sixty-Five,'.a red flag of
`(To officers, ` NCOts, airmen and the proportions two by length and
guests: one by width, containing in its
"Today we are witnessing and tak, centre a white square the width of
ng part. in an historic event— a mile- ' the flag,. bearing a single red 'maple
stone in the evolution bf our country,, leaf."
We have .just lowered the Royal Cana- "The National Flag which will re-
dian Air Force ensign for the last time. place the red, the white, and the blue
and -in a moment you ,will- witness the I ensigns ,is distinctly Canadian. In 1921,
raising of Canada's National Flag for by proclam. anion,, King George V declar-
the first time. ed Red and SWhite to be the national
"The Air Force' ensign, a replica colours of Canada "and the Maple Leaf
of the RAF ensign, was first flown over to be the national emblem.:, I •
a Canadian Air Force station at Camp "Although those of us -who have
Borden, .Ontario, on November 30, 1921. served for many years under the ensigns
On April 1, 1924, when the Canadian- may become nostalgic at seeing them .
Air Force became the Royal Canadian lowered for the last time, we, must re- .4
Air Force, and a permanent component member that the Canadiam flag will en -
of the Canadian Defence Forces, the able our national identity to be recog-
RAF ensign was "officially adopted by nized more readily throughout the
the RCAF—sand it has flown continu- world. Through this identity the proud
ously over RCAF units throughout the traditions and records of our servicemen
world for over ` 40. years. It was not, will be easily identified and preserved
however, until during World War II by this distinctive CaAadian flag.
that lit became ' distinctly Canadian by "As we, look to the future the sta-
the addition"'of -the Maple Leaf, -in 'the ture of our National Flag will grow -as
Roundel: we carry on our proud tradition and as
, "Our National. Flag that will re- -our country evolves at home and
place the RCAF ensign was officially abroad."
: Winters ,Aren't What They Used To Be
CANADIANS who, studying their the last century. Along the coast of
fuel bills, soinethiles . feel they inust . be . the fax north some 600,000 square miles
warming a great deal more than the of 1erennial 'ice have melted; landscape
houses in which they Live, . are; it ap- `zone boundaries have moved north some
pears, perfectly right. They are warm- 30 to 60 miles, and where there was
in as well the atmosphere of the earth, bare tundra "before there are .patches
In the past century, according "to Soviet of young birch trees and bushes..
scientists, the global air temperature 'Here In Canada ". much the same
has Increased, by `half a degree centi- results arehappening. The permafrost
gradeowingr to theburning of fuel.; If line has been d moving meths the, cod
we go on running our furnaces ' at the has eitended its . range - further into
present rate ,the global air temperature Arctic waters, We are still a long way
will have been increased by another away from living in a Canadian Florida;
two degrees'by the year 2000. but we appear to be getting there slow -
Since Soviet scientists have been ly. The Soviet scientists feel that in -
working on this change of temperature creasing 'amounts of carbon dioxide in
business . they have ' discovered that the the atmosphere, and human activity,
West Siberian spring, for example, was may account for, the warming up. There
six- degrees warmer in the period -1955 is. virtue after all in hot air.
to 1964 than it was towards the .end of —The Montreal Star
How To :.Adopt The ,rational Building Code
"The methods and uses by a ority to write its own buil'ging is where the by-law is coimiet
number of municipalities across by-law. The widespread a.coep- ely reprinted, rejedting some re' -
Canada in the adoption, or en. tance of the National Buildting q'u cements •and adding others:),
actment -of the National Build- Code has caused some provm- a
Ing ,Code as a local building by- dial governments to Amend Ap-
law are descr'i'bed ,bxlieflyin propriate provincial -acts to per-
Technical
er- �/� Greenaway
Technical Paper No. 167 issued mit the Code to be used as a
by the Division of Building Re- local building by-law by: (a) a-
search, National Research •Coon d'option ,by reference; or ('b) en -
To Address
cil, Ottawa." acting a by-law which permits
This 'information, was taken the Code to 'become a physical �5 A W����� \��„
from -the January, •1965 issue o'f' pant of the by -Law. " Men
9
"The Listening Post', a. digett "The National Building Code
orf municipal news, published in of Canada can be used in whole . Group .Captain K. R. Green -
the dnterest of local goveamment or ori, part as the focal 'by ]aw away, CD, Commnandin,g' Office'
in Canada, by the Canadian of any"municipality w1alling to RCAF Clinton W111 be guest
Federation pf Mayom and Mun- do so, 'either through those pro'- speaker at the Wesley-WiRmi
lcipal:iltie5. viiidi�al statutes which n -Ake di- p
The story continues as fol- rest reference to the Code or United Church Men's Club
lows: through otihers .which give the breakfast at $:00 a.m. on Sun=
"Only when adopted or enact- municipalities the authority to day, February 21.
ed by an -appropriate municipal prepare -their own 'building by- Group Captain Greenaway
by-law does the National Build- Daws. will speak on "The Arctic an
ins Code have. legal effect. It "There are four ways in Canada's. Futurel" a subject
is an ,arcivlsory document, draft- wh ch th'e National . Bui(ld ng dear Ito This heartand one that
ed in the 'farm Of a building by- ,Code can be Used by a ninnies- he is highly gUalified to discuss.
law, published at cont by the palyty; The winner of the McKee Tro-
National Res'ea'rch. Couiocii ;as a ad phy for his, many contiAbutions
"Method (a) opteld in
service to the provinces and to Narthieasi• Aerial N+av'igaatian,
whole or •in, part by directreer-
f
xrr�lnioipalities: Group G`apbain Greenaway has
"The provinces of Canada once; yearn of Arctic flying behind
draw authority for the control "Method (ib) enacted as a hien, in such diiver'sifiieci craft as
of building and the making e8 by -Law in whole or in pant balloons :to modern jet .bombers.
building regulations from the where it forms a prbSZical part As, Cha,irm'an of a Group of
British^North America Act. In of the by-law as ei:ther'an at- Scientists firm National Re,-
turn, through separate pmay.1'n- tached schedule or appendix, search Council, Group Caplitaan
-dial statutes, they pass on thisethod (c) •i-- ieferr ed to iGreenaww has recently" spoken
aitthax'lty to tiieirm�uncipalitie"Method in the same topic to Geagraph-
the by-laws;
Every org�ariizedt municipality tin erjs at University of ' wester¢i
Canada therefore has the autih- "Method (d) --- used At a bas= Ontario.
4%A4JA0Jft Ad
THE CLINT6N NEW ERA Amalgamfed THE :CLINT6N NEWS-RE06RD
Established 1865 1924 Established 1841
E D Published Evory Thursday At The Hdaft
Of N'uron Couhfy
'� �✓ 01106n,Ontario, Canada
popula#ion 3,475
A. LAURIE C6L UROUN Pvaus
O
� •
O @ ...W.. d -d_ a V,,
signed tontnbutidni to this publication, are the opinions ,y of tilt wrifart� obl' i and do not necessarily 09 cess
06 views of the newspaper,
Authorized as Second Class Mai I[, Post dffic4 I eom4 moot, Ot#awe, end for Payment of Poslaod fn, ddgh
SU85CRinION RM8, Payabltt in advance +- Canada end 6r6at itrl#aihi $4.06 a yobs;
,� United Stated and Foraigh: $5.50; Sfngtb 'Coplbs: 10 'Cents
E
CaRi10ErDE�11EU;I�iN��U!1�,OYAt1ME ":}#i1r'DU �11rjA�,?I,.
�rrioe stsia►url s<RuY'AUAD41 �jf'oimv,POO
'AI1 Cp+vfpsow'.vi:At,T� ?e'x DFr�e*i��uF,PE
�7oyst,�,'A. S�nt�ts�sENr"sg�vxttY,t#�sp�x?as''¢�,
u fiei#slsR*'TA . ugi►gax}r+tcy�l!k
+ `^ ON TiL4CL`�'S,' APN,-
CLINTON N) WS -RECORD
RIAZASEot THE 5yy�7N
'bEOFC1bf'TFtENiTEDIti CD4AS,i�ANAi?}1
oTf sf a►�1T' li s!„ae 4 r ons r, r r ,
� �� ue .. ,, ,. _ .. !u!°+(Pr f a1' .. r ciub9!F !fah!, rfit r7�ourr dr dlrrm6rs,rn Cqn,
nAlID.1'tE1LC�'Hill.`i>t)(.71�.'Aff��riERR1FOR1�{f Oi'T r, ,' .., ALT rDFFf•kgD114Q,F�1`�>€'�All'Ij.
I'I � +� �P?1s*iP hr
i 4�� t,�r
JOURNEY INTO RUSSIAby
avHQ,ac m+#;f,�?N�i►S?►x:'F�r1!Kr►YI� eRK��,....,�
, �._... ,,. ,'
tFpwand nine 6ndrrd andsb:J fort', did( rotor in du rres,nmrndgtion tnFd<plklf+c 'ft,; dad
grdrt mil loaf rlgt soil gnte-quapT, q a ,roar! (a ?v;;gm,nandalipn nrmu(!e .lt w{ t+{uwyjimr r•
PP .f
E
CaRi10ErDE�11EU;I�iN��U!1�,OYAt1ME ":}#i1r'DU �11rjA�,?I,.
�rrioe stsia►url s<RuY'AUAD41 �jf'oimv,POO
'AI1 Cp+vfpsow'.vi:At,T� ?e'x DFr�e*i��uF,PE
�7oyst,�,'A. S�nt�ts�sENr"sg�vxttY,t#�sp�x?as''¢�,
u fiei#slsR*'TA . ugi►gax}r+tcy�l!k
+ `^ ON TiL4CL`�'S,' APN,-
CLINTON N) WS -RECORD
,•,�,,��,rpm ''
��uu �Wp�" ..��If
>v ►s ak . ~ ,' ,T+ta to iK ... 4 ins _
� .. :,.
� �i �� �'�� ��
oTf sf a►�1T' li s!„ae 4 r ons r, r r ,
� �� ue .. ,, ,. _ .. !u!°+(Pr f a1' .. r ciub9!F !fah!, rfit r7�ourr dr dlrrm6rs,rn Cqn,
n1,er asdioNd�onal
�.. h.., .rt��d.,X�.�"fia+•!�p"'^ir!}d<d...,..t�nl("F.?M9'!� .... .......Ti'!y�fa+!adPe
s a9 • an -
!ky!dF..tnt�lu , Fs esQr� Et �uah'4,a,t*!'omm�yf[ ur.ssjtd!{, rJ,ForrunrD, rue npHwwld�e
JOURNEY INTO RUSSIAby
A1!r1lRiAf t/,et#fq !t of fpmmpnr o- jfys+da. an ele l fay afg6rr, in rkiytanPN! 1md ens
>pJ CdK8iDk9�:►T i { ur {,i, flnmbrq del rpmmreasr ,. )JUN
sun dt.dtrra+brr p1 len i�t:
tFpwand nine 6ndrrd andsb:J fort', did( rotor in du rres,nmrndgtion tnFd<plklf+c 'ft,; dad
grdrt mil loaf rlgt soil gnte-quapT, q a ,roar! (a ?v;;gm,nandalipn nrmu(!e .lt w{ t+{uwyjimr r•
PP .f
i , arco„r �r,r,u=t a„r . lth
af(h!o6rr 4
tljgedfe ! ,(nrrina :.descri6rd,.&, rfrs rind py eJr(larionalFf 1pnpita:
r ..
jourd,.Ft?6r,en.(104.i.5r* tnr�nr rri�sooanh<qua#rr, ritnfomiK: .4w diF .etpo..,.tW'
ue. •firs a .tJ• dlrriCsoiY !si n[r r s r r�r,'r+F rG,. r�ur
,ai+,Yw�Ge ,
xowKeiQWRTteandcyidtfirpdiietofDµnFpiy+!!MIF!'ra+!
/ SflCtii�ib011IC7V{9111TEIN�i wkrt livirdr(NpertfP!rrf
(1st ijo by lliir Uwttt?toyaG�'ry e(nm4tiag n „ nt and dee{w r ps the N9tranai Flay -^+--..:.._.,: rive lr.fa+!gd
P a ow !frdatP� rwrwar Draprau npfionrl,fie
y .... oaf tmdir psN+
f"rbrupryiirR tljr�yeeur�q;r!°'r�. Gnada, d rpm r fill def6yrnj en fan de rdrr mil n :4[Mt'
n�
fiundreef
MF tl ousM!Fi pint and s yr ;a rp(( t!r a ,rhpnr tri
r,
J .....id,ont 6y wJdt{inrarfaininq in ib,ryttrz n wf,ik rr�uare the w,dtfi °f rah lay,
sa arrtrrrar an m au- d ri
X ... 4 d �' erHyf. a'tf't sroaortrn,N /art'dr drry� de lauJudrn
_, saran dr (n rap A cant b no ruF renh'F,t
' (arynen acro/ f
t fl (t rid. t r futufdirfcmw i& a ufa s a CawG'aw
6rar.ny a "9 ... n. ...
/uem�CsFPortant wu uuGr iuu44 d' rat's rquys wr, rn ttrsnrs d'HEtafdigwy
rayeni•am 04f ,,r lube
�
do�utalr,,apd Fanadirru u ar tnr t(tar prune tw(lt,ri'itub(e �iuPremler-
OFg411WH1CFtDarlpulnySerrtl
• anda([?rirC►w(andrsrFlrsrnan 7
DFCF� AtLiCED$?losflau�rlrfrtrrttoue;rFuF�Ntlts rrsentft ,
• .. P.
tuwar tontirntn font M,(re plientrs ri wis d ricer aisr c tt- �.
P t
�' P 9
rpntn! an l�mby rrqutredtp talo.-
""
d` lr f� ronri ytnFt.
:+'r.: "rtg� Holier a to ovr,,, t/tmulvrs.pccardtny y '
N'iE.7'iIySON WHERFOPI}ytlrp,rraurre(...;Dw,Rttl;n
pr(s
i�i'F.91 DS;4�U,C11 Naes aroru 't'�„rrl;lu?1os a,trslrtrhr�Mtnhs tClc Irei(rr pre! et" r
(rfranrlScrpudiefpnnda.
J
. ,,,"�js<>'. :: •: t$,`x �tl•_
� ,�;yt,:•. „•.,">rF%• " s>
to&nwMle Rpt'andclrJrrgt'SrnGf['agadatobe(,ttru,nu pro,
5�rn the 2$'�da o to fht7a,• Oarlprd One--
'
Donnie ,Z�� 'e!p'dr• apt'pn. tra5cm'Gntu wet solanE4•ti (c•trdzl' .d.
od'c/!i'r ru, ! � rRw
author gives us a splendid
nndraandsX"in 01f"O"4 flu
,
� E z � �' �•'� .:
7Ar OrtrrRer n.
of mystery and suspense. Lucy
B-y�i�ter�l?nirslp';,�ammpnd �•n`, /CP/�a7nondnt dt5a7v1'�tttraF„� ,
' tPi4rr,sMin1,'tn•o+ffpnada 1t�ermf✓'I+trtduPpnwGy `
9crM£ 6�EEK (DIEU SAuvEIAMEINE
'K
Column)).
,(B'z✓ Evelyn .�azr,
.�iba�arz�n)
Good ) opks TO Read
At Clintgn Public
Library
RN$PAI, HBA'VBiW by `t!an,
Wyck" Mason, A Igng now ,b,Y,
a favorite author, fill o t. qen
eras Oglethorpe ,and jS *ony
in GQorgia.
THE Pe Ts OF P.UNCFI- „ ,
BOvy,l, FARM by Monica Ed '
wards, A snha:rrning .al000unt °of
theAul . or'4 :oats, both Siagnese
And BLIrmese., highly repcxn
mended fpr pat. f AnRiers,.
THE -FIELDS" OF NOON by
Sheila Bprnforoi From the
Author of "Th'p Incarc+dible Jrna•
ney" comes 'A 4fthtful .hook,
a group* of .:sketches# relating
some of her experiences in the,
wood's an'd. by :the lakes in
Ntontthern Oirtarxo.
A .CARIBBEAN MYSTERY
by Agatha Christie, The settin
is a small island on which, is at
holiday i•esopt to whioli come
A matley assortment of guests,
The,sudden death of :one of the
guesfis. sets Miss Manple think-'
Ing. Very good,
THE LOUD, HALO by Lil,-
Tian Beckwith, who delighted
so many with her two earlier
books, "-The H111s . Is Lonely
and "''the Sea +For . Brea.l+;Past", .
has done it again. Any one of
these books is a good prescrip
tion Jf you feel in the need a
pan a ancien ,
Napoleon's famous charge was staff blas none too much room County. Such, contributions :fin
broke, behind and the public has vea•y ance free finest clinics held' mon-
The Ensign: fly-ing still. little in front. ti -Ay at five county centres,
London Rd. News - Mr. Lay- comforts for patients in the
At LunKly's Lane and Queerston tori has.had .a radio installed. Sanatorium, rehablift-tion of
Heights, farmer patients and a health ed -
It was our father's, prude, ucatibnal grog& n:
It flaw aloflt amid rain of shut 25 Years 0 The campaign ends February
• When Brock your 'htwo, died.
Lest forget
CLINTON N) WS -RECORD
Nthand 0.t is hoped that many
of the reslden4 of the county
leave wait in dbtir
"something different":
+:
February 15; 1940
not yet
JOURNEY INTO RUSSIAby
W. ,arid Mr$. J'o'hn M2:Far-
contributions will do so, in order
that; ourmcwk need not be cur-
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
.
Laurens Van Der Post. This is
M1
This Is Something
EvIer Public
Institution Shod
' ff'`e�ve
new and we have not had time
to look-snto it ,yet,
-Office— Main 8tFcet
Mfrs. David Isalsom,
would particularly, like to Ubanit
THiS ROUGH MAGIC - by
Rearing the s nate e
�+24"x191/4".
of Mer Majesty Elisabeth
is reproduced on fine parchment;
in full colour,
Mary Stewart, As usual the
'novel
II, this is" an exact reproduction
of the original
measuring It
is available from the
author gives us a splendid
illuminated vellum o the
f
Royal Proclamation o the
� f
'
t�ueen s Printer, Ottawa,
at $1,00 per copy..
of mystery and suspense. Lucy
National Flag of Canada;
This historical document,
bora has purchased the former '
Station CxNx. for their contal`-
Waring intends to have a quiet
So we salute they 'noble flag,H
b'ur3r , • which i .
tt ous
eta eaal e w
buttons of 'advertising and The
"'� i;;: ' . Summer Cottages
� ,.
harpy visit with her married
sister, who is living on the fam-
disrdlandiztg. I4eintends^to erefct
Clinton News -Record for- the
„
Shall stripes •and leaves suffice
a modern ga.ftge there.
publicity that you have sor free,
Extended c o v e is a g e -(wind,
ily summer estate on the island
ir
ly: •given, to this w'ortlly cause.
c el
''ours siner y,
dIS
Ile
Dr. R. W. Street, Blyth, is
of Corfu. A young Greek fish-
Donald I. 5tewarcit,
prftbi ht,
h � ' ' objects, ere.) is also available:
AGENTS., James Reys, RR -1; Seaforth, V. J. Lane, „RR 5, Sea-.
®
credited with saving the life of.
e1�nan, who does odd jobs for
s rd; Sew Baker Brussels
forth; . Wm. Leiper, Jr.; Londe ho X
Squires, Clinton,' George Coyne,. Dublin; Donal�ci Cx.Eaton,
'
and has takers a position ail
nine month-old Sheila " Brake,
Godfrey Nfaiining is lost over -
board in the treacherous
I�
75 Years 'o
for rent - residence at corner
of William and Princess. Apply
15 Years 'Ago
Myth. For more than 48 hours,
the doctor Worked over the
strait between the island and
Communist Albania, Events ,
T1_1E CLINTON NEWS IiA
to, Manning anal Scott.
child, suceessf4y combatting a
people, suspicions fallow in
February 21, 1890 `
Mr. Mowatt, Premier of Ont-
MINTON NEWS -RECORD
fever recorded at 109 degrees.
quack succession. The suspense
In Stanley news: The council
silo, seems deteimiined to fight
Thursday, February 16, 1950
G. Greyldanus, J. Guetter and
is moved forward in a series
spelt on :the 7th at the call of
aux with the Dominion Govern-
While Lar Powell, son of
Larry
W. Xolkn lan •were elected ars
of activities. Tension mounts
the reeve. The der'k was. +in-
Mr. and 1V.4rs, Fx+an'cis Powell
and
new elders of Clinton Christi�am
and then the surprise ending.
s+trueted to cooder a carload of
meant on the question of who
k-
Mr. Mrs. Yrs was walk,
Reformed' Church. L. Rehorst
- -
.cedar from Wart, Mu1ne. The
has -the power to appoint
ins along Po'tter's- Creek
appointed 'treasurer.
pathmasters, poundkeepems;.and
'Queen's' Council,
Sunday, he espied a live mud
Obituary w
white -ups inclu'd'ed:
fence viewers wem appointed
turtle sunning himself on 'the
Jahn T. Zapfe, 71; Retublin W..
`
and with few exceptions were
t'he s'amie as lest year
55 Years Ago
creek',s • bank - very unumtxal for
Jewitt, 84 and Robert J. As-
quith, 92.
0 o 00 �f•
Classified ad -reads: House
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
February 17, 1910
yelar!
Dr. R. M. A1dis and Royce S.
Macaulay were inducted into
Membership an Clinton Lioms'
Gerald Cox wars the first win -
nem of the F/O Bud Heyter
Ping gong tMophy, in. 'a tDurnfa.-
Ment sponsored by Clinton- Po-
ti✓
EisERyDNE READS
SALUTE l
THEENS11"M
THEI �
l:;oeal coition was carried in
77 places' there will be a
Charles K. Bannock, Temente,
field representative of the Cance
Li a Boys Rifle Qitib.
' a
"AND USES
- -
85,000 NEW HUNTERS
WANT ADS
lirceiise reductio7i. Clinton -
adian Chamber ojf Commerce
Approximately 85,000 OxptarlK>
}
One of our subscaiibers bias
ulatioax was 2423 and had 5
gave an inspirational talk to 80.
hunt's -sire safer, better hun-
„
carnposed a" "Salute to 'tie .Err
h itels and 1 shop,'
persons at a Clinrton C of C
in Hotel
ters this yelar'Ibecaiuse they
91gn" which, was taken do"
dinner me,afring _Chin-
graduates od line Hlrxutem; afe
from many public flag: poles .ion'
±Men's goad sults, were reduc-
ton,. LesHe BAR - is C of C Pres-.
Tramting. Course.
Monday.
ed fn ni $7.50 to $4.90 in a sale
ident.
SALUTE • TO THE ENSION
at Morris and Crooks, Clinton.
• J. Ernest Hovey, Bayfield,
Oh, we �sallute you , noble Flag,
Nll
Muss Winnie U'Neil entertnpti�
wa.,s in Toronto att'end'ing a re=
BUS>IYLeS5 Professional
YVlherever you may wave,
O'er rock, o'er forest vlirgin
ed 'a number of her friends to'
uniaru . df RCAF . instructorts;
formerly stationed at St. Eu-
and
lands,
a very jolly snowshoeing party
gene, Onttamao•
Director
O'er wave, O'er 'hill, O'er grave.
on the Wednevd'ay evening of
Clinton Colts completed their
J 1
last week.tengame,
reg—War schedule in
When ,history wa�lfes her :.finial
' Mr- Fred Middleton Was in
Toronto a few dlays. this week.
ping
OHA imrtermedla,te. grouping
PHOTOGRAPHY INSURANCE
page,
Into 'the beak of time,
May this flag be
One evexidro last week as er,r.
and Mints: Tlxomas Sherrill were
wi�tlieazt a loss.
to Years A 'o
,
HADDEN S STUDIO K. W. COLQI-IHOUN
great still
adored
returning home from visiting
�
PORTRAIT -- WEDDING INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
In; emery land and clime.
friends.on the Goshen Line they
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
and CHILDREN Phones: Office 482-9747
upset and ware left on the side
Thursday, February 17, 1955
118 St. David's St. Res. 42-7804
The Ens? waved aloft that
� ,
of the road while tlieir, drbker,, a
� � �
spirited animal, made off lin Zur`Agriculture,jeen
F. S, Thomas, Ontario Min-
xstei of has b
Dicot 524-8787 'Goderich JOHN WISE, Salesman
'
day,
And men stood slide by side,
ich where it was caught. No in
invitees to open. Clinton Spring
6.13p Phone 482-7268
Refused' to give one blood Main -plaque
were sustained.
Show and unveil a memm-ia'1
OPTOMETRYto, H. C. LAWSON
inch,
plaque on; the new bandstand
The Day King Harold died.A
40 Years t� o
on 28.
'Clinton JunAor Farmers won
-� Ffrot. Mortgage Money Available
J . , E. LONG STAFF Lowest Current Interest Rates
M%en Grenfell facer' the Span-
tap in competition with Exeter
OPTOMETRIST INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE
•
ash fleet,
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
and Senforth juniors with their
"
INVESTMENTS
Mondays and Wednesdayx
The Ensign fluttered free,
Thursday, Februar = 19, 1925
y 3
one -act p2aiy, Z'lie Little Red
Phones: Office' 4Fl2-9644
CLINTON MEDICAL C;Elv'1`RE Res. 481-9787
'Mid stomm and blast', flew from
482-7010 -'
- them�aslt,
Mr. A. MoKimicn local pian-
Letter' 1 o L' i it'o�`
H. E. HARTLEY '
The' bne'gain'st ninety-three.
ager of the Dominion Stores
SEAFORTH OFFICE 527-1240
Ltd. was in Stratford on Mon-
The Editor,
LIFE RgSURANCE
Where Blake and mighty Nel-
day attending a meeting of tl)e
The`Ciinton News Record,
CLANCY, O.D. Planned Savings .. .
son fell,
managers and supervisors of the
Clinton, Ontario.
-- OPTOMETRIST. --Estate Analysis
CANADA LIFE
The Ensign did unfurl,
company.
Dear Sir:
For Appointment ASSURANCE CO.
blast upon the
Mid cannon n'
Mr. N. W. TreWartha, M.L.A.
Would you please through
Phone 524-7251 Ciinlon;-Ontario
loos^ freedbm of the world.
was •home from Toronto over
your columns eMtend the sdrncere
GODER10H
the weekend. Mrs. Trewartha,
thanks of the Eluron County
M_tfb
When Drake he chased the
who was down for the opening
T.B. Assocnation to all the
— ALUMINUM PRODUCTS
Spanish fleet,
Last week, accompanied hint
people of Huron Cot nty. who
R. W. SELL
wn
FroLyn to Mill lord Bay,
The Ensign flying from the
home,
The interiou.+ of the post office
have helped make oris 1964
Ofirisltmas Seal Campaign a suc-
For Air -Master Aluminum
OPTOMETRIST Doors and Windows
maslt,
has been painted and vaimished
cess ''to date.
F. T. ARMSTRONG Mid
. Consulting optometrist Rockwell Power Tools
Wats Glorious that d'ay,
up oxalis you coli almost see
We appreciate the generosity
The Square,. GODERiCH J SALES
your rd -lection in the wood-
of those who by -their contri+bu-
ervi&-
524.7661 R. L. Jervis --f38 filbert St+
At Waterloo that faithful band
work. Some day the post office
tions, are assisting in the control
lffb Clinton --482-9390
U &111 t t 'hill
whit have to be enlamged The
of ilhis dread' dttsease in aur,
pan a ancien ,
Napoleon's famous charge was staff blas none too much room County. Such, contributions :fin
broke, behind and the public has vea•y ance free finest clinics held' mon-
The Ensign: fly-ing still. little in front. ti -Ay at five county centres,
London Rd. News - Mr. Lay- comforts for patients in the
At LunKly's Lane and Queerston tori has.had .a radio installed. Sanatorium, rehablift-tion of
Heights, farmer patients and a health ed -
It was our father's, prude, ucatibnal grog& n:
It flaw aloflt amid rain of shut 25 Years 0 The campaign ends February
• When Brock your 'htwo, died.
Lest forget
CLINTON N) WS -RECORD
Nthand 0.t is hoped that many
of the reslden4 of the county
leave wait in dbtir
THE WKILLOP MUTUAL
we .'tile glorlouswho
February 15; 1940
not yet
'thingTluustiny,
This banner 'did display,
W. ,arid Mr$. J'o'hn M2:Far-
contributions will do so, in order
that; ourmcwk need not be cur-
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
At Vagan turned his ship about,
bane and children of Stanley
•tailed:.
To Il olcl Itlhe foe it Bay,'
spent the weeleend With M_ and
" The 64ficems of Ithe association
-Office— Main 8tFcet
Mfrs. David Isalsom,
would particularly, like to Ubanit
SEAFOFt7lI
At V xny Ridge and]Paschendale,
Master Jackie Metzner spent
all volunteers who helped in
TM k,
Mid crostto' row on row;
a few' d'Ws with his aunt, Mrs.
preparing the' seals for mailing,
„> Insures:
The Ensign waves aloft today;
George Lavis of Clinton,
the postmasters and their as-
`" y w .
. Tb h Ciweliing5
In the land where poppies grow.
Mr, ti i�lliam Wells of 'Lftdeg.
sistants in deli've�ng the seals;
..,,. .� �t��ii,�r',. ,
All Glasses of Farm Property
bora has purchased the former '
Station CxNx. for their contal`-
So we salute they 'noble flag,H
b'ur3r , • which i .
tt ous
eta eaal e w
buttons of 'advertising and The
"'� i;;: ' . Summer Cottages
� ,.
For whohi. so "many died
disrdlandiztg. I4eintends^to erefct
Clinton News -Record for- the
a r>;< . Churches, Schools; Halls'
Shall stripes •and leaves suffice
a modern ga.ftge there.
publicity that you have sor free,
Extended c o v e is a g e -(wind,
for° these
,.
Who weu.e the nations plade,
Miss Domratfly Marquis of
Croxton has completed her
ly: •given, to this w'ortlly cause.
c el
''ours siner y,
smoke, water damage, failing
�
--.May be copled only With
peri'nistsi f Of "t h6 anther, whose,
,four
mon'th's post graduate course in
operating room teclmi qee at
t;
Donald I. 5tewarcit,
prftbi ht,
h � ' ' objects, ere.) is also available:
AGENTS., James Reys, RR -1; Seaforth, V. J. Lane, „RR 5, Sea-.
._, ._, • • ..
name and address lye ab+
.
Sts' . .. _. i - .9
,_ . _ ,
St. 1VLLCheelaosputal, Toab9vto
Huron County T.$: Assocxationr
s rd; Sew Baker Brussels
forth; . Wm. Leiper, Jr.; Londe ho X
Squires, Clinton,' George Coyne,. Dublin; Donal�ci Cx.Eaton,
Clinton.Harold
Wined fii•Yn'1 the CinNe"L,
and has takers a position ail
Selaft rfh, Ontario,
Seaforitiil�
Record,
' "
(�rnton Public Ad*W tae.
Eelbruary 10, 1965.
.....,,�;.,.� ,.. '. _ .� . ,. . _ .. __ _ ,.
e