HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1965-11-18, Page 14,C]DIUMW;
(By W.)),D.)
wouTol 1*0 to 'Say someit4iog
fierce about the housekeeping
,of the town of Clinton, anti 'the
Ore need :Por oloarbig up the
-U el—E, .
sfdewal�*s AA ,and , " but
then. we: looked at the News
Rekord vacant lot, 944 thought
we hadn't better make too
many solde'remarks Th
49"LiT, A KlYlod example set by
the town Tathers might be en-
ooiWaging for merchants to. fol-
1-mv suit
Had an enibarrasising few
minutes on •Monday r4ghtas we
WVVIe
satin the' banquet Tdoin at
Ontario Street Urated Church,
With no less than five numb
ed admission t96cets. In front of
us . ., . The eMbamassisiig pant
Was that four of them were
not ours ... (they belonged to
people wbo left early) ... and
one was a emplimentarly press
,ticket. (heaven help my diet
plans) ... . and. there, Was a
dvaw being held for apples and
things .'. . What should we, do
if any one of the five numbers,
were :called? The -brain refused
to come up withan answer ... .
for though we knew it wouldn't
be fair to accept a pnize never-.
the -less our natural greed seem-
ed more than normally active
ed a maize
know we want
If me of those numbers
Was drawn t . , Thank goodness
other people were lucky, and
we did, not have to resolve the
problem Willi our conscience
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Havedined twice at the Ont-
ari61_Strd6t 'United Chwch Hall,
and find'that the ladies have a
delightful way of prov&d1hg
todthpicks! for their weal -fed
guests . . . Spaced down the
table, axe placed rosy red ap-
ples (.the eating kind),'with
the toothpicks stuck in at all
nton
ecor.
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6ers,
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Aboutl arpies5% Divpdend To Mem
01ftiton PoXce, Chief Russell Antoine Gamn, better lmown, its first year, 195 ators are to return to
2 to 2,708 the dire
Tb -name(! �resl, members in 1965. In. these 14 the membership for final Ap,
d Week �s�su 4 as Red,, was re
............... g the Clinto lasted pro
to 411 town dent of Coin4junity Years they hav, val
retiolents to, ,be, very cautious Union at a directors, 297,33 to members, President Garon stated that
wh� n, •doiolling
wlthdoor-tol�door C17dil they !had assurance that the
in eani fQ11OW109 the annuRl Ddrizig 1965, a total of $I,.
seeshion or persons, contracting meeting: 04 Tuesday night. 39�01 in personal and mort Department of Transport Nya$
fQ0 jabs grdq�vd the. home, V,
Qthex officers :are vicepresl- gage loans bas been model prepared to QCCUpy the enth
indt4erAs. in -other dent Hector J,_-ingsWell; mere- Nectar Barbe, Windsor, of basement,Noorof the building,
cQMmunities have roved tary Arthur Ball, and that the HuroO Co-opera-
e)p , treasurer A. CUNA, =TUAL pointed out five Medical Servires (which
expensive qaYa disturbing for. up, Petersen and manager- Fred that th5s meant .2,700 members
�Awy bous�holders who have Gibson. by co-operatln,, g, had $0 hasbeen shaving the basement
M4de buOlAess arrangements saved floor) would rent half of the
The Credit V14on members -other nien*ers a total of $100$, 1
W!"th strangers' who seemed, je� 1 000 in one year (11i6ir savings addition. Mr. Garon. also, indi-
'gifimat,e 0 the outset. -approved payment of a. dividend the Cred1t cated that they had a good
of 5 percent, to dispose a some th"Ough deafing,41th , prospect for the other half of
i1cillief Thompson asks all $54,000 iii 1molivid I ed ean-Angs, Union rather than with other, the a4ldlitiscyn, , 11 Before other
We pro,
tPwnr01 k to make their Pur- which is. the bighest �IvFdi� loan institutions,)
ohases #iom loca businessmen ever pa cued went on, Mr. Caron; we
Kaye �pairs iQ id lay the organIzatiOn, Tentative -approval was given Will obtain five y -Carlo- to -asses with
acrd to, tye their, m - om, Tz addition $10,000,�AQ, I be but to the directors to obtain, all these tenants." -
pl�ted by local- tmdesmeti. Into reserve,and another $5,100 riecessarY. cost 'e§Uviates and Oath of office was admitrils,,
wffil Tem on, inj rental pos.91bilities for a pro- tered by TomSteep to Sergeant• ,
aAn for liialu4
next year's dis ution of posed second story aO$ttou to Lewis Ludlow, new me, ber
. . . . . . . ... More Donations earnings. the Credit Union building, with of the credit loan committee,
The Clinton Credit Union has W6w to building the addition and Faye Carter, recent a&
gTmny� from 124 *=emibers in this year, Before proceeding, dition to the office �Swf,
For, Cenotaph
A,uioither wax .�95�. donated to
Remembrance Day Wreath -Laying Officials the 01iriton-and Distract Ceno�
t4h V=d duTffng the, Past two
Principals in the ceremony held at Clinton's new cenotaph on November 'W'deks. In keeping with the
11, included, from the left, the Rev, R. U. MacLean, chaplain for Clinton Legion p&lk� of record -
and minister of St. AndreVs . Presbyterian Church here; Rev. J, E. Kelly of St. ing all donations, the recent
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church; 'Rev. Grant MWs, Ontario Street. United 6141 are as follows: All
Church and Douglas Andrews, of the Clinton Legion Branch. Bill Sloman, Xankalkeq, Ill.,
ffews-Record Photo.) $5,e Anonymous, $10; MadeSip
lin and B111112utch, $25; Frieda
Schoenflials, $5; Mrs., Prank
Evaiis and Florence, $5; Mr..
lourWny
'Rem'embrance Ceremo. and mrs ,♦ Gordon cuninghame,
$3, Rey. Ron Wenham, $5,
Young. People, Wesley -Willis
United Church, $5; Mrs. James
At New Cenotaph li Library Park McGill, $2; Me. and Mrs. Fred
Middleton $10•
Beecher
Serve a IrIkrlc
puTpose:.,add color to the table
Clinton kept faith with the
place earlier an the weelt, and
the town bWl. The RCAF
P
Streets, $5; William J. Miller,
gressive civillization. Their hope
hold- the picks, and taste 900d,.
men whoa coed in defense
71tilflige
for many people it was thefimt
Trumpet Band was directly be-
$10- Bruce Ray, Dondesbora, $5.
own civilization,
too
Canadian way of life, as
opportunLIty to. see the graceful
hind the cenotaph, and from
D6Q*ons are`sWu I being ac -
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veterans and service personnel
stone column. After the cere-
there the sounding of the last
cepted. just leave your cheque
1965 1.964
was a failure of Ontario
paraded to the site of the
Mony, several. hundred people
post, and reveille was; done by
or cash at the town clerk's'of-it
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Hydro equWpment whlich,turned
town' ,% new cenotaph on, Nov-
paid a visit to the site, to read
trumpeter F/S Fred Wildish.
fice and get your official re-.
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out the lights in the elevators
ember 11.
the names, and wonder at the
The Legion colour party led
celpt.
Snow: 41
of New York City last week '
Perhaps It was the new ceno-
sftnHicance of the stone.
by J. Douglas Thoftidlkeflank-
Meeting Tonight
as well as -several -million olaje�
taTb, and perhaps it was the
' Led lay the LegAion Pipe Band,
ed the cenotaph.
Chairman George Woncb call-
P%ceg We hide our -heads
quite decent weather, or maybe
veterans arrayed themselves on
Wweath-lbearers were ammo-
ed a meeting tonight at 8 od!-
in en-Abairassment for our faul-
it was the better location; for
Rattenbury Strejet D, ast, while.
dixced by Douglas Andrews, and,
clodk to diseum further financ-
ty piece of eqWpment ... Yet
the cenotaph, but in any case
two flights from RCAF Station
Mrs, James, Cboperlaid the first
!�g pol. plane to landscape
it seems rather futile at the
was A near -record tllrn-
(Minton. were formed up �zi the
One,' at the new cenOtaPh, the.
I
;�� the cenotaph, ereweted i�n
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laite sciage, to, �sW, , `So` .9'orry,'
Gaitbf, people: tahfioi Mef cere-
roadwa�, lea&ng Vast - the'
Province'of OntaAlo wreu.
ith
U6r-V'- Y Park last Tuesday,
......
Doctors and Board of Go'verifors Dine Together
please," a week. after every-,
many. alt Library Park.
rary to the 'fire halt, and along
Other wreaths were laid by"'
(Continued Pn page 12)
The cenotaph wast put do
driveway to the -north of
R. D. Fremlin, the, Legion;
The Board of Governors of Clinton Public Hospital invited all area doctors
Group Captain K R. Greentam
way, RCAF Station- Clinton;
•
Service Vote
who use the local hospital to the board's first dinner meeting Monday evening
q'g
in the staff dining room of the hospital. Shown here relaxing after the meal
Mayor Donald Symons, Town of
Q11mtori; Mrs. Douglas Andrews,
Switches Two
a�re, left to right, Dr. John Goddard, Hensall; Mrs. K. S. Wood, hospital auXW-
ldry member on the -board; Dr. F. M. Newland and J. William Counter, vice-
Legion Auxilim-y; Melvin Stve
and Douglas Car twright, the
chairman of the board, under whose committee the - d -inner was arranged.
National Defence I"'mPloyees
Seats To Liberals
(News -Record Photo)
Association and Clinton, Fire
Department;
In a result WhIch has, become
Malaysia's Need 'bnges CHSS Staff
Ch
Hen Flebt, Lions Club.; An-
almost traditional, the, armed;
drew Peterson, Kinsmen and
Ki tes; Percy I.Avermare, Fish
and Game Club, Jack Mwrffl
forces vote showed strong sup-.
port for the lAberal , party,
When, the count was known last,
® mmh Diretxtor
Craig is N Teo
GodeAch Township Federation
Saturday.
of AgiAculture;. Mrs. Clayton
in, Huron the service vote
Hodgins, LOL and LOBA; Mrs.
W111fred Cold ough, Climiton Wo'-
was as follows: Maitland Edgar,
L, 257; Cama 9=-ingway, XDIP,
As Hadalmed Going A6 ,,dad
men's Institute;
32; Robert McKinley, PC, 93;
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Watson
rejected 3.
for Vasons end Eastern Star;
Because of the service vate,
William Craig, 53 Whitehead to. Clinton from Cornwall in a sheet metal firm in E-Itebener
Carman McPherson, Oddfel-
the Liberals have added two
Stpeet,' will become technical January, 1962 to set up the before becoming a teacher.
'Mg
lows;, W9. Mary Tmick, Re
seats to thlEdir strength, and
dtireator at Centalal Huron See - technical section of CT -ISS has "Since the war," says Mr.
jg�
bekahs; Jim Livermorefor CH-
now have 131 seats, This 15
ondary School here after the remained -as technical dj�rector HaAand, "there have been tre-
SS; Lynn Wdllianis and Roberta
.
two short of a majority.
vacation. Re sue- until now. He has accepted = mend.ous changes - at
Christmas- h ges in the ti.
Zadlow, Clinton Public School;
House standing now as:, Lib.
arlandl,to this invit;atlo
ceeft Richard H. n from the external aid tudie of the Western World
Susan Reid and Don McConnell
erals 131; Conservatives, 97,
Post. office, Ottawa, to be advisor to with underdeveloped countries.
for AM Hugh, Campbell Public
Now Democrats, 21; Cred-ItIstes
Mr. Craig Joined! the staff at the Malaysian Government dur- Britain, A110traba, New Zea -
School; Betty Bottema and
9, Social Credit 5; Ind"e;a-'
CD CI in 1955,ar. industrial arts ing the installation of Cana- land, the United States and
(Continued on page 12)
.;�ts. 2.
teacher, and recently re-quall- dian-manufactured and olonated Canada are conjtrijbjjt�ng mil -
Local Hospital Board Hosts Doctors
Atfirst Dinner Meeting - In Kitchen
The first dinner meeting of which, were new positions: this
the Board of Governors of Clin- past year. Re invited the dac-•
ton Public Hospital btought out tors to pass on thew suggestions
for improvement,% that Would
a 100 Percent attendance of help the hospital, Dr. Oakes,
members. Invited guests, were• chief oif staff at the hospital
the area doctorrs who use the thanked theboard for the din-
facilities at the hospital. Also ner meeting,
present- was A. t. 0oaqt%houb The regular board weeting
orf the News -Record. faliowed the dinner. -
Doctors present Were, Walter The-hospitail is setting up a
A. Oakes, F. M. Xewland,,Paul plindotherapy department and
Weld0n, R. W. Flowers, F, 0, the following equipment Was
Thtanpsoh, all of Clinton; R. (Continued on page 12)
W. Street, Blyth; X, W, LamL
Bert, Godmich and Dr. Jotirk
Goddard, Abhgall,
Board members are, Joseph
Murphy, dhtdrhiari; S. W, Couli,
tdri, V166 -chair R. B.
Campbell, Aft, S. wood,
WhrA, Fliank lingl,and A C,
Lawson, 0, L. Engelst�"d' r... B.
y Menzies, AA A&ert and bidt
I Th=pson, -all ori,' Clhitone jAen
Rdlorst, TdckenhAth Towba
0 ship. Meg w8jiam xomian
a Goaletilz Toiwhship and Rugh
0 AM, Hullett TdWhshlp. Aird
i present were hostal adhiinis-
• trato# Tom St" and ATs W.
R„ Phinn#y, super` ii-ok a rriu
s log.
.t Vict-Mailftat, Count&, head
q of W !1osP!tai's pUbhdk'ty cam-
0 nlittbsesi Which ii&Aftged'the d1ifta
liez, meeting, ekplaindcl that the
y m6etitig wagto acquaint &6
s bo&,,d with the doctors who we
6 the h6spHA After dinner' ovety-
fte, entered iyad wormtd obitt.
Ci alftnaft,Murphy slioltd bf
thin, cn1afttd Board of OW&I.,
florg and,the imtition of dolmift+
isi razor and olrec-tor 01 ;n�x
fled to a vocational Type A
class M&atlon in carpentry.
A native of the Auburn area,
Bill -has been active in, sports'
specifically baseball, and at the
collegiate, enrouzag6d tiack
and field, originating the cross-
country run, among other weal
contested events.
Mr. ajid Mrs. Craig have
four children, tAirec of whom
are pupils it Clinton Public
School, and an infant baby
daughter.
The CDC1 board is advards-
tng fora, teacher of mechaTilml
drafting, which is the section
of the course in the technical
pair of CHS8 which has been
taught by Ift Harland.
Richard Harland who came,
equipment at a new teelmicaa
-lions of dollars to develop what
school in Kudutan,
is basically required for pro -
Also Mr. Harland -md11 dh-
gressive civillization. Their hope
struct native teacherg in the
is, that given the start, Malay -
use of the equipment•
sia, will be -able to develop its
Accompanying Mr, Harland
own civilization,
on the tour to Malaysia, Will
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beiiis. wife and 12 -year-old son
Richard. They expect to be
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away for from one to two
years. Their three daughters'
Wgh Low High Low
will renialn in Canada.
1965 1.964
The development of techni-
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cal education in Malaysia is be-
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Ing done under the 'Colombo ,
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Plan.
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Me, Harland is a native, of
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England. He worked with Do-
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minion, Road Mabbitery Co.,
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Goderich and with C. Wbliard-
Rain: .99" Rain., .19"
son Co., St. Mal -A, as well as
Snow: 41
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