HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-10-07, Page 5WEN
Mrs. loyd Lovell is a a-
nt in St, ;Tosgows gaspi.
Lenden, having elltlergone sur-
gerY
last TWAY.
IVir. and We Clarence Frio,
tap, Mitchell, visited SelidaY
Oth the latter'a father, l-.
b4 Thoreecon,
qortlen
Wren who bee been
bOVA041444:1 St, JeSepit'S
I-10%AI*, London, 'the eaStfeur
weeke s reperted, to be im-
proving.
OharlesTaylor, Stoney Creek,
seent Sunday afternoon. with
Acir, and Itfee, Korillan Long,
4,11ICIL
The Nember Two MI:Ten
Girls club held its first meet-
ing Monday at the home of
qarrY Triebner,
Tile election of Officers Was
held with Gael Hendeleon Pearl"
ed eivsident; Donne Clifton,
treaserer; Linda Workman,
pianist, end Karen Henderson,
prose reporter.
Each girl's measurements:
Were takee; and sAmPleS of
materiel suitable for pyjamas
.werre shown. The next meet-
eng will be held at the home
OVer-1500 Clinton -:$000.1 Pupils
KO* Their Sabin Polio Vacate
FePile Clinteelibll
•5000 and Central HurenSeC-
endere School TVIestlaY reCelifv-
ed the first feeding of Sehin
oral polio vaecine. A team of
nurses, and aseistants from the
Huron Coellty Health Unit
handed pet erclinery 'sugar cute
es treated With Seloin to about
1,500 ttuderits with 193 young,
stets at Calvin Olvistlan School
al'id St, 11100011'S Separate
Scheel getting their first dose
last Thursday,
It is ee'Peeted thet 13,0(X)
studente le tile ?Melte Will be
vaccinated ie. the program
which allows for a second feed-
ing six weeks following the
first dose.
Although studies en Sabin
have not been going on long
enough to give .ae =meth eet-
imate of the length of 'immun-
ity, it is believed that the oral, -
type vaccine offees the best
protection possible eg Ain s t
of Mrs.
Cliff Henderson. Previously, vaccination ag-
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Whioh WAS administered by by
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fleet real breakeheengh in the
fight to combat the cripplieg,
lliing disea,s, feet affects OW,
droll And adults.
Health efficiele note Se.1311‘
Yeeeine lnay beadininistered
safely to youngsters who have
bean eneeilleted recently With
Salk eacOree
Phildren are Perefulle
watched dreekie the feeing to
Prevent any VeneeePeark hand-
ling ef the "pink candy" which
Actually eenteins live virus.
They are asked to pop the
sugar cubes into their titoeths
and chew them dawn quickly.
"Most childree, enjoy the ex -
eerie," says Mrs, Vera Ted -
or, public health nurse.
Adults too may receive the
Sabin oral vaccine, but only
after the' have been treated
with the Sellc,type pole) pre-
ventative,
0.
Fred Sloman
New President
Cancer Society
The Clinton Branch of The
Canadian Cancer Society held
its annual meeting in Wesley -
Willie Swivel Hall on Septem-
ber 30.
Attendance of thietyeseven
included executives from Qadee
rich, Seeforth, Blyth, Wingbern,
Exeter and, Bayfielcl, Mr. De-
laney of the Provincial Organ-
ization was present to outline
the progress and aims of the
National Organization and to
answer queries from the floor.
, He mildly complained that it
is still not well enough known
by the pelblic that the Branch
lies funds tollected locally toe
be tiled locally for such things
'as patient transportation to
clinics.; dressings, specified
drugs', examinations, nursing,
etc.
Office= elected for Clinton
Branch for 1965-66 were presi-
dent, FX!eol! Sioneen; vice-presi-
dent, Brigadier Morgan Smith;
secretary, Mee Beecher Men-
zies; treasurer, Kenneth Flett;
medical adviser, Dr. L. P. Wal-
den; director of women's ser-
vices, Helen Bartliff; education-
al secretary, Mrs. R, U. lefee-
Lean; campaign-menager, Gar-
net Harland; memorials, Mrs.
A. J. lVfclkifurray.
CHILD PORTRAITS
'JERVIS STUDIO
Phone 482-7006
30tfb
Mait
• EDGAR
LIBERAL CANDIDATE
• FARM BACKGROUND
Malt Edgar was born Mid
raised in Morris Twp. 36 years
ago on a farm noW -operated
by his brother. He is a regular
Visitor to the farm, where he
assists in all farm activities,
and thus is in close touch with
farm ,preblerris,
• FAMILY MAN
Married to the former Mary
ledwinan, of Brussels, he lives
in 'Clinton with his wife and
five childree.
• TEACHER
Matt Edgar is a teacher, first
teaching in Goderich Township,
Subsequently he taught in Mil-
ton and at the Teepee:merit of
National Defence Public School
at Station Clinton;nwhere he
Wae l-fe hos his
leaeheletof Atte degree, and
since 196/ has been.. the staff
of the Central Huron Secondary
School at Clinton.
O. THE COMMUNITY
ate serves his community
mid his church. Matt Edgar is
a member of Wesley -Willis
United Church, Clinton; a for-
mer Sunday School seperin-.
tendent, and now an elder.
• ATHLETE
Malt Edgar is a keen nth.
bate, as a competitor, coach and
referee in hockey and baseball.
He has made a substantial ton,
tribution to juvenile, sports Pro"
grams throughout Hurn.
• stitiitc
Malt Edgar isinterested in
peOple, broad training .hae
been dieeeted, towards service
to individuals and the eomin-
tty
Melt Edgar will work full
time for the people of Huron.
COMPARE THE QUALIFICATIONS OF THE
CANDLDATES BEFORE .you, VOTE
PiVe Huron4-Voite in a oMaidri+y. Liberal Government
VOTE MAII EDGAR LiseitAL
Ptibliohe4 by the ilittith Liberal Mtoekinott
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Red. A• White •Cletk
ins 0,00 At
.Brown :•Motors
MORI 'Chomieki, HR 4,'
Waitol,,e, clerk at Carries Red
and White Store, Huron Street,
purchased A 1.90 le$5 Oclspio-
bile
two-door hardtop in Sept-
ember, He drew on every AVON -
able source to make his per,
•
But, i ..'ids' eveeing, hia
enancial elicale was reeved by
f109,.
His name was picked out
a draw box at Lorne rown
Meters LW, used car let on
Ontario Street, by Mayor Den
Syneine
TO stimulate sales during
September Lorne prown Motors
offered $100 e'esh to the draw
winner who purchased a used
car from his lot valued at $500
or more.
The car was sold to Mr.
Chomicki by Orland Johnston,
Salesman at the Brown lot.
Mr. Qhosnieki, who is single,
lives with his perente, Mr. and
WS, Alex Kalichuk at RR 4
Walton.
Ontario St. UCW
Met Wednesday
Unit Two of the United Ch-
urch Women of Ontario St.
United Church met Wednesday
afternoon when devetions were
conducted by Mrs. E. Mittell
and Mrs. Ray Fear, -
Mrs. M. Wiltse gave a report
of the Goderich Summer School
meeting held September 11.
Mrs. W. E. Radford enter-
tained with piano selections, A
closing prayer was offered by
the president, Mrs. A, Lewean.
Pictures of Japan
To Be Shown
At UCW Meeting
The Starlight Circle - of the
United Church Women of Wes-
ley -Willis United Church will
meet Monday evening, October
11 when Mies Kate McGregor
will show pictures of her trip
to Japan,
The next afternoon, Tuesday,
October 12 at 2;30 p.m., the
Fidelity Unit will enjoy their
Thanksgiving program.
Deter next week on Thurs-
day afternoon, October 14, the
Woelie-Lo Unit will have UCW
president Miss' Kate McGregor
as the speetel speaker. Roil Mil
will be "Thanksgiving".
For information about arth-
ritis and the Other rheumatic
diseases rail your Canadian
Arthritis And Rheumatism Sec-
telty.
RCAF' '.Sergeant .Awarded tertifkole,
For 4peci01: poly in. Germ •
Thuirs4.9cio.berlf. 1..944,c1;opp SpwsApcor04,P0199 .4 •
Sergeant Lester P. Priest-
ley 30, of Radar and Com-
munications School, ' RCAF
Clinton, hes earned a "Cer--
tificate of Outstanding Ach-
ievement" far special ceity at
Ramsteln, Germany 1962,65,
Group Captain E. B, Green-
away CD, Commanding Of-
ficer RCAF Clinton present-
ed the certificate at a Sta-
tion Parade on September
29. Sgt. Prieeeey earneebis
award for liaison with the,
German an French in the
inetalletieri of Microwave
Units in Europe, He is pre-.
sently d Staff Instru.otor at
R & CS, Clinton
Sgt. Priestley's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Priestley live at 27 Dencae-
ter St., St. Catharines. His
wife Denyse and three chil-
dren live at Adastral Park,
Clinton,
Cpl. Don Hurst Receives CD Medal
From CO At RCAF Station Parade
Corporal Don Hurst, 29,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Hurst,
438 leer Avenue, Vieteria,
B.C., was awarded the CD
(Canada Forces Decoration)
at a recent RCAF Clinton
•
Statioe ,Parede.
POP CaPtehl.K R. Green'
away CD, Commanding Of-
ficer of the Training base
made the presentation. Cpl., -
Hurst is an Eqtdprnent Train-
ing Instructor at Radar &
Communications School, Clin
ton. His wife Martian and
daughter Deborah Ann live,
at 34 Vitoria St.: Clinton,
Ontario. `
Penny Sale Prize
(Continued, from page 1)
al arrangement, Uptown Flower
ShoppeeRuth Crick; Small tray,
Simpson -Sears, Mrs. Cam Proe-
few;"' Pyeex teapot, Mitten's
(Brumfield), Mrs. Bernice
Hearn
Iiteeliel of apples, Fred Mid-
dleent Mrs. Fib:gland; auto* ac-,
cesseises, Lorne Brown Motors
Ltd., Mrs. Chas. Hutchins; RR
3 Clinton; auto butler, Scraton's
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ROYAL BAKK
Firestone, Mrs. Hereld Gib-
bings; five dozen 'eggs,' C, 'J.
Livermore, Mai. Gallon; one
suit cleaned, Gliddbn Cleaners,
Mrs. Harvey johtn.stare •
Grease job and oileChan.ge,
Wells Auto Electric, Miss Freda
Schoen $2 worth of gas,
Fina Service Station, Mrs.
James Cox; two smorgasbord
amerce Hotel Clinton, Harold
Pickett; ' two steak dinners,
Ruby and Bills', Mits. Grace.
White; two steak dinners, Elm
Haven Motor Hotel, Alex Had -
Two subscriptions (2 draws)
Clinton News -Record, Mrs.
John Radford, Londesboro and
Mrs. IX Crozier; $10 credit,
Counter's Builders' Supply,
Mrs.' Gallon; $2 worth of gas,
Harold's White Rose, Glen Mc-
Donald; two prizes of one. doz-
en turkey pies, Wallace Turkey
Products, Mrs. George Walker,
Mrs. Harold Howard; oil change
and grease job, Dory's SUper-
test Garage, Lorna Crich.
Three free games, Crown
Bowling Lanes, M. Owens,
Brampton; hair dressing, an-
nonymous, Adolph Littmann;
cream hair. , tonic, VaxiAltena,
Barber, Mr. Zableeld; two cups
and saucers, Cassidy's, Mrs. J.
Young;. $50 bond, cash donors,
Lorne Brown.
Package of underwear, Miss
Lovett's Specialty Shop, Miss
Billie Stewart; toilet seat,
Heem Wholesale Ltd., Mrs.
Fred Reid; flight bag, Salada-
Slohiff CO. Mrt. Harold Frem-
iin; overnight bag, Abbott Lab-
oratories, Ionia Bates; timer,
General Electric, Mre Orville
Oke, Seafortle
Toy 'Id/actor, cash dames,
Bill Fleming; record player,
cash donors, Mrs. telt Lyon,
Auburn; groceries, Pattensen't
(Betheetield) hian Little, Lon-
desiyoro; $2.50 lead drycleaning
and Si free Nitashing, Trene's
Lainidrorna.t," 13ett Lobb; sett.belts, 3. and ,r. Murphy Ltd.,
John Irwin; elude DominiOn
Metal War k Mrs, Margaret
Heard,
Consolation prize winners:
Lawrence Elliott, Brticefield;
Walter Buttell, Blythi MI's
Geo.' Welker; MA'S, Ada. Maint
GeV leirs.
letbenieCAM D. M. Hyde;
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Classified Ads.
Britig Quick
Roil*
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Stratford; Mts. Bert Lyon;
Audrey Van leaven.
Grace 'Castle: Heather Darl-
ing; Mrs. M. Tienkamp; Mrs.
Fred Miller; C. Davern, Lon-
don; Ma's. L. Rutherford; Mrs.
W. Beck; -Mrs. 'M. Clark; Mrs.
S. Farquhar; Mrs. Roy Pickard;
Mrs. Harvey Ranking, Londes-
boro.
RI there,.
The most important thing
Any Clinton' teen should have to
say this week is "Thank YOU",
liret to (Recr qaron and then to
eteve Cook,
Since Mr. Germ was god,
enough to donate the use of
the Baefield Pkveilion 'to the
Clintell TOM. Town, this _pleb
cap stand un and Make some
efforts 'toward rorgalwatm
without being held, back 'by
la* of funds,
Sincere thanks go to Steve
because he was the only mem-
ber on the Teen Teeel Mee"
tive. who devoted any amount
of 'thee to that dance, The doer
4 the Pay. on Friday night
was a pretty chilly place to
spend almost three haiirs; and
it was necessary to 'stay there
three hours! Since the hand
was a few minutes late, the
dance went right theough
1;30 a.m. At 12;30 there were
still peopled coming in: The
crowd was tremendous!
I'sn sure that Mr. Game was
Pleased and I know that Steve
was Thrilled. The total profit
made by the Teen Town was
$2mo0. Though there are pre-
vious debts to be paid, there
will still be over $150,00 left,
Pretty fab, eh?
The band, called "t'ake' Six"
from Lanclen, were really some-
thing. They consist of drums,
guitars, piano and sex, making
up ex geys . . . . a swinging
bunion
Incidentally, they will be
playing at the pay. this Friday
night, and this Sunday (a spe-
cial mienight dance).
Also this Friday night there
will be the first Student Coun-
cil dance featuring another Lon -
den group, "King Lear and the
Playrights", Best thing about
this is that It's free!! No pay-
ing I!! How about a good turn
out to support "school spirits"?
W01.14 thAt's it for
next time,
Your swinging Pal,
PAX
$1.. Andrew's WM$
Holds Meefing
Mrs, Scott had charge of the
devotional exercises for the
September meeting of the WMS
of St. Andrew's' Presbyterian
'Church, Mrs, Blacker read the
topic proppred bylYfids. Mao
Lean on t-Iceonesses•
mro, M, Lohb gave a, short
report on the short course She
attended At 1301evft Roil call
was 'answered by a Bible verse
containing the word courage.
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