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C.lintonNepvsRecord. Thyrsday. Jure a, 1969
J. Robert Nott Garrioch of
Windsor„ grandson of Mrs, G.
Wesley Nott and the late Mr.
Nott of High Street, Clinton, has
been awarded a $1,200 Hiram
Walker scholarship and will
begin studies in dentistry at the
University of Windsor in
September.
Barend Van Den Assem, brother
of Mrs. Peter Reinsma of Clinton
and a former CHSS student, has
graduated from Sir George
Williams University, Montreal,
and been accepted by the
University of Calgary where he
intends to study for a master's
degree in social welfare.
Nigel George Bellchanber, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. George
Bellchamber, graduated with a
bachelor of arts degree in honors
business administration from the
University of Western Ontario
last Friday. He has accepted a
position as an administrative
assistant at the UWO School of
Business Administration.
Mary ,Ellen Andrews, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Andrews
of Clinton, has graduated from
K itchener-Waterloo Hospital
School of Nursing and will work
at Victoria Hospital in London.
Miss Andrews was winner of a
bursary provided by the
Women's Auxiliary to Clinton
Public Hospithl.
David Gerald Hiltz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul West of Bayfield,
graduated with a bachelor of arts
degree from the Faculty of Arts
and Sciences, University of
Western Ontario, last Thursday.
He has accepted a position with
the accounting first of Thorne,
Gunn, Hilliwell and Christenson,
London.
Richard C. Shaddick, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick of
Londesboro, graduated last week
from the University of Waterloo
with an honours degree in
chemistry and has been awarded
a fellowship to continue studies
in the fall.
WO BOB COURNOYER
CPL. BERT CRUMP
Two stalwarts on the CFB Clinton Base HQ administrative staff
were recently promoted. Bob Cournoyer, who hails from Rock
Island, P.Q., and Bert Crump of Vancouver, B.C., were the
fortunate fellows and are shown being congratulated by Col. E.
W. Ryan, the base commander. Bob, who was promoted to the
rank of warrant officer, is well known locally for his athletic
prowess in several sports, is married and lives with his wife, Mary,
and two daughters in Adastral Park. Bert Crump was promoted
from private to corporal. He had, until recently, escaped the
matrimonial noose but his days of freedon are now over since he
married Miss Huguette Ayotte of Temiscaming, P.Q. last
Saturday. —Canadian Forces Photos.
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BY MRS, MAUDE REDDEN
Hensall Council refused to
accept the resignation of Fire
Chief David Sangster.
Council took no action
Monday night on a demand by
Chief Sangster that he have
written confirmation of the
resignation. Council decided
unanimously to attempt to
persuade the chief to continue
his duties.
Chief Sangster, who has been
with the volunteer brigade 17
years, the last Live as chief, told
• The Free Press Tuesday night, if
council wants him to, he will
continue as chief.
He said he had no reason to
tender his resignation except.
that "there are 17 other men
better qualified than I ars." Ile
said he was getting :too old for
the job. I -Ie refused to divulge his
age.
At previous council meetings,
however, the chief has warned
that fire equipment is
inadequate to service portions of
Hay and Tuckersmith townships
as well as Hensall. Ile has been
adamant that an extra truck be
purchased but no action has
been taken.
The brigade has two trucks
and 17 firefighters.
.Chief Sangster said he is
concerned that a truck might
break down answering a rural
call and leave I•Iensall
unprotected.
Council decided to seek
further meetings among Hensall,
Hay and Tuckersmith townships
and Chief Sangster to study the
purchase of new equipment and
the fire agreements with the
townships. The agreements
expire Cot. 1.
UNITED CHURCH
Anniversary Services will be
held in Hensall United .Church
Sunday, June 8, at 11 a.m. and
7:30 p.m. Guest Minister Rev.
Clifford Waite, D.F.C. M.A. B.D.
M.Ed., presently Minister of
Mandaumin Pastoral Charge. He
is Head of the English
Department Dresden High
School. Served in RCAF Bomber
Command and in Navy
Chaplsincy. Special music by the
choir assisted by guests.
SPRING FAIR
The 82nd annual llensall
Spring Fair will be held at
I•iensall arena and fairgrounds
June 17. The twilight fair
features horse and cattle shows,
midway rides, parade and baby
show.
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George Veary, a member of the
Board of Examiners of the
Royal Conservatory of Music,
will conduct piano examinations
in Clinton June 20. Born in
London, England, Mr. Veary
received his musical education at
the conservatory in Toronto, the
Royal College of Music in
London and the Julliard School
of Music in New York. A
successful teacher, he has
prepared many pupils as
performers and teachers and has
experience as an examiner and
adjudicator. He is organist
emeritus of Christ's Church
Cathedral in Hamilton and past
president of the Royal Canadian
College of Organists.
Explorers
graduate
The Explorer Girls of Ontario
Street Church entertained their
mothers at a Mother and
Daughter Banquet on May 28.
After the dinner, the mothers
were shown work done by the
girls during the year. The
program consisted of several
songs by the girls.
Ten girls graduated from the
group during the Graduation
Ceremony. They were Marlene
Sewers, Laurie Tyndall, Debbie
Pickard, Sally . Webb, Patsy
Cook, Kathy Engel, Julie Ilowse,
Patti Kay, Marian Doucette and
Brenda Forbes.
Guest speaker was the Rev.
Grant Mills who spoke on
"God's World of Wonders" and
showed pictures to illustrate his
theme.
The leaders, Miss Johnson,
Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Howse, Mrs.
Mair and Cathy Aiken, were
each presented with a gift from
the girls.
Keeping salaries secret
'Phe Iluron-Perth Separate
School, Board has named an
eight -member committee to
fnake a survey of potential
Homan (.'atholle enrollment in
St, Joseph's School, Clinton,
because only one youngster is
pre -enrolled in the (trade 1 class
of 1970,
This term there arc 80 pupils
a1Lending the three-room
eight -grade school with 13 in
Grade 1. 13ut there are 35-40
Roman Catholic children in
public school.
About 75 'separate school
supporters in tlu' St.Joseph's
school district met Sunday night
with board officials to discuss.
the situation.
As a result of a sleeting, a
fact-finding committee was
appointed to make a survey of
potential Roman • Catholic
enrollment.
An opinion expressed at the
meeting was that the lack of a
kindergarten at the school was a
main cause of the problem.
Several parents • said students
enrolled in public school
kindergartens remain in the
public school system.
Itepresentatives of the
Huron -Perth 'board said at the
meeting it would con sider•
paying the` $10 -a -month Jee
being charged to parents of
Catholic students , attending
public school kindergartens,
One parent said he was
sending his children to public
schools because he considers
St.Joseph's basically a country
school --eight grades in three
classrooms. Ile claimed his
children would only be getting
one-third of the teaching they
require.
FARM INCOME UP
Canadian total farm net
income for 1968 is estimated at
11,802.1 million. up 20.4
percent from the 1967 estimate.
The D. B. S. also reports that the
1968 income is still 7.5 percent
below the record of $1,947.7
million established in 1966.
Farm net income takes into
account the value of changes in
farm -held inventories of
livestock and field crops
between the beginning and end
of the year.
Personals
Clifford Colclough is a patient
in Seaforth Hospital.
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'I'hc committee consists of
Finnie, chairman; Mrs. Arnold
Dale, A.R. (Iaron, Tom Feeney
and (;ol'f Brand, all of Clinton;
William 1Iallahan of Blyth; and
two members of the board,
trustee Francis llicknell,
representing McKillop, Ilullet
townships and the Clinton area,.
and Oscar Keifer, representing
Morris Township and Blyth.
Food outlook
BEEF: With increased
demand, prices can be expected
to be firm to higher.
PORK: A seasonal increase in
prices may occur
EGGS: Wholesale prices are
expected to remain steady at a
relatively low level.
POULTRY • MEAT: Wholesale
prices of broiler chicken (under
4. pounds) are likely to be
relatively low and steady. Prices
of other poultry meats could
move slightly upwards.
APPLES: Large supplies with
prices somewhat lower are
expected.
POTATOES: There are ample
stocks of old potatoes. New crop
will appear at month end, with
prices a little higher.
ONION AND CARROTS:
Lower prices are expected for
old stock which is in good
supply. New crop prices will rise.
TOMATOES AND
CUCUMBERS: Supplies of both
are increasing with ample
imported stocks and higher
prices. •
ASPARAGUS: Supplies will
increase and prices decline.
NEW CROPS: Cauliflower,
lettuce, radishes, rhubarb,
spinach and strawberries will be
appearing.
HORTICULTURE PARLEY
Nearly 1,000 delegates from
all parts of Ontario are expected
to attend the 63rd Annual
Convention of the Ontario
Horticultural Association which
will take place Jame 18-21 at the
Sheraton Connaught Hotel,
Hamilton.
FREE BOOKLET
For information en boating
obtain the free booklet "Safety
Afloat '69" from the Marine
Regulations Branch, Department
of Transport, Ottawa.
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Clinton, graduated on May 25
from Waterloo Lutheran
University with a bachelor of
arts degree.
Frances Anne Blacker, daughter
of Mrs. William Blacker and the
!ate Mr. Blacker, 136 Mary St.,
Clinton, graduated from the
University of Western Ontario
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last week.
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