HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1969-10-09, Page 3News of Constance
Through the week visitors
with WS. W. L. Whyte Tom and
Bill were Mr, and Mrs. Boyd
Taylor of Londesboro, Miss
Nancy Gilbert and Mrs.
I3uermann of Segforth, Mrs.
Sebben of Stratford,
Miss Kathy Dale was _honored
at a shower on Saturday evening,
given by Yvonne and Maureen
Hoegy at their home near
Publin,
Mr. andVlrs. Terrence Hunter
of Colborne Township visited on
Friday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson and
family.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Preszcator, Linda,
Dianne and Nancy were Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Hill and 'Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Pfaff and family of
Crediton and Mr. and Mrs. David
Preszcator, Christine and Lisa.
Mrs. Irene Grimoldby visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Betties of Winthrop, when
they celebrated Thanksgiving.
Mr, and. Mrs; ' George.
*Ill/vain, Lynn and Steven of
Stratford were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Meliwain and Mary,
M. aud Mrs. John Jewitt,
Carol Anne, Judy, Danny and
Billy visited. On Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Dunbar and
family of Belgrave.
M. and Mrs. Fred Buchanan
and family visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kitchen of Bluevale.
Mrs. Ella Jewitt and' `'cloys
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Jewitt Of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Flynn of
Seaforth visited on Sunday with
Mrs. Elma Jewitt, Bev and Brian
and Mrs. Annie Leitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sanders and
Jennifer of Brussels were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John
Wammes and family.
Mrs. Bill. Storey visited on
Sunday with her cousin Mrs.
Arnold. Westlake, a patient in
Exeter Hospital.
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BY MRS. H. F. BERRY—
Mrs. Charles Snelling and, Mrs.
Murray Tyndall left on Monday
to visit friends in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lobb of
Michigan are visiting this week
with a cousin, Mrs. G.
Henderson, and other relatives.
Wesley Ham and son spent the
weekend with his mother, Mrs.
A. Ham, and aunt, Mrs. M.
Swan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Broad foot
spent a few days last week with
Mrs. Broadfoot's sister at
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Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith
of Stratford spent Sunday with
Mrs. H. Berry.
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I almost hate to write this
column this week because I feel
obligated to share my latest
discoveries with you and I just
know I'm going to be swamped
with letters from husbands and
NOW
FOR YOUR
ENJOYMENT
The
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Sing Along
With
JEAN at the
Organ
wives wanting to consult me in
privacy.
You see, I've finally learned
the secret of truly planned
parenthood. I'm not talking
about how to space your
children. I mean I can actually
tell you how to go about getting'
the sex of your choice.
I know it sounds impossible
but according to Dr, Landrum B,
Shettles, it is as easy to choose .a
son or a daughter as it is to pick
chocolate or vanilla ice cream.
And it is almost as inexpensive!
Any woman who can follow a
recipe can select the sex of her
baby, I tell you. The system
rests upon certain scientific facts
and few persons will argue with
science.
We've all heard the theory
that a woman contributes
nothing to determining her
baby's sex. Only the male sperm
carried the,Xs and Ys we hear so
much about these days.
No* all that can be changed.
Without going into a lengthy
medical discourse (I'm perfectly
capable to do so because I have
the medical data right here in'
front of me) simply state
that baking soda will produce
boys and vinegar will produce
girls. What could be easier or less
expensive than that?
An inner washing of the
woman with either a baking soda
and water solution or a vinegar
and water solution will alleviate
all the concerns about the sex of
your next baby, promises Dr.
Shettles.
And basically, that's all there
is to it except that for boys,
sexual activity should lessen and
for girls it should increase.
Now that I have confounded
you with my wisdom, I can just
imagine all kinds of questions
floating around in your heads.
But this seems to be something
RECEPTION
For Newlyweds
Mr: and Mrs. Ross Jewitt
(nee eonnie Snell)
Friday,
October 10, 1969
at
Londesboro
Community Hall
Music By
Scott's Orchestra
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
like the story of {creation— you
either accept it on faith or admit
your great grandpappy was a big
mon key.
Qne fellow I know has three
beautiful sons to his credit,
When I presented him with my
findings and a pint of vinegar he
was too skeptical to give it a
whirl. The price of unbelief in
his household will be all-male
children who will hound him
incessantly until two cars just
aren't enough.
They lai,ghed at the Wright
brothers, -too. In fact, down
through the ages all the giants of
history have had to face up to
the ridicule of their friends and
relatives. Surely I can withstand
the taunts as easily as Dr.
Shettles, the researcher.
If you are still skeptical, there
is one absolute, total,
unshakable certainty. There's
always adoption and some
parents, even those who are
quite capable to produce their
own offspring, believe that
adoption is the most humane
answer to the population
explosion.
One lady was quoted as
saying, "We know there are so
many kids around who would
make splendid citizens if only
they had loving parents. Who am
I to say my genes are superior?
Once you've changed a baby's
diapers for a few months, he's
yours!"
Some even go a step further
than this. Some couples only
adopt youngsters of interracial
parentage because the "little
blond blue-eyed children will be
adopted in any case."
It is up to the individual. I'm
just the angel of mercy who
brings you the information you
need to round out your family
circle to your own personal
satisfaction.
Letter to
the Editor
It may be of interest to you
to know that occasionally we
receive the paper on the Monday
following publication, but more
often a week or more later.
I realize that the mails are not
under your control, but it does
seem to take, a long time for
— delivery here especially when I
very much look forward to
'getting the news of Clinton and
Bayfield where, by the way, we
go to stay quite frequently.
Thanking you for the pleasure
I get from your newspaper ....
Helen Patricia Cooper,
(Mrs. Norman F. Cooper),
Mt. Clemens, Michigan.
BY MRS. BERT ALLEN
The community was saddened
when it was learned that Mrs.
Wilmer Howalt met with a
serious car accident on Thursday
evening.. She is in Clinton
Hospital suffering from many'
bruises, but it is hoped X-rays
will show no serious internal
injuries. We wish her 'a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Thompson of Clarksburg were
weekend visitors with his
nephew Mr. Robert Thompson
and family.
The 4-H girls met for theit
fourth meeting with eight,:
members learning the Fly and
Roman stitch for their
embrOidery article.
Mrs. Vira McGregor returned
to Clinton Hospital last week for
further care. She is not
progressing as favourably as her
many friends would like, but we
hope a turn for the better will
soon come.
W. I. MEETS
The Women's Institute met on
Thursday evening. The
grandmothers of the community
were entertained. Roll call was
answered by namint'a household
About 50 fourth degred,
officers of the Knights of
Columbus from six assemblies in
Southwestern Ontario were
installed Sunday at a special
ceremony at Canadian Forces
Base, Clinton.
Andrew Keaveney, of Part
Credit, master of the second
Ontario district, was the
installing officer.
Brantford, London,
Kitchener, Seaforth, Walkerton
and St. Thomas assemblies were
represented. About 150 Knights
and their wives attended the
ceremony.
The Monsignor D. J. Egan,
General Assembly, Seaforth, was
the host assembly. WO J. Lester
McKenna, CFB Clinton, wai
program co-ordinator.
poison and its antidote.
Seaforth Institute extended
an invitation to meet with them
on Oct.. 14. The program
consisted of an accordion
selection from little Karen
Middegaal who delighted the
audience. Mrs. Harvey Taylor
gave a humourous reading taken
from a medical , book of
remedies.
Edith Beacom showed
, beautiful pictures taken this
summer while on a tour through
many of the European
countries,
A penny sale was conducted
at the close. A delicious lunch
was served by the hostesses.
25TH ANNIVERSARY
A sumptious turkey dinner
,was enjoyed at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Snell when they
entertained the McCall family,
15 in number, where they met
to celebrate on Sept. 30th the
25th wedding anniversary of Jim
and Effie McCall. A lovely
wedding cake graced the table.;
an enjoyable evening was spent
during which an electric toaster
Was presented to the couple.
This community also extends
congratulations.
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baptismal service was held in
Brucefield United Church. The
following children were
baptized: Kimberly Ann,
daughter ,of -Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Falconer; Lynn Marie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Moffatt;
William Charles, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fotheringham and
Stephen Robert, son of Robert
Caldwell.
Mrs. George Clifton is visiting
friends in Switzerland and
Germany.
Donald Doucette suffered a
heart attack and is a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital.
Brucefield United Church
holds anniversary services Oct.
26, morning and evening.
Varna notes
BY HIED IVIc(-LYMONT
The United Church Women
held its October meeting in the
church last TIbirsday evening,
The president, Mrs. Charles
Reid, _opened the meeting with
prayer, Mrs, Robert Stirling had
the meditation with the theme
on "Thanksgiving."
Mrs. Florence Elliott. read the
scripture lesson. Mrs, William
McAsh read an article, "Witness
of Harvest," Mrs, Louis Taylor
led in prayer. The offering was
taken up by Mrs, William Taylor
and dedicated by Pea. Joe
Postill, A story was read by Mrs,
Robert Taylor.
Mrs, Robert Stirling read an
article on a social worker's
impression of China,
An invitation was received
from the Bayfield, United
Church Women to come to its
meeting on Oct. 22. There were
21 calls made to sick and shut
ins during the last month. The
meeting was closed with prayer
by Mrs. R. Stirling and Group
Four served lunch,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erb and
family of Stratford called on
friends here last Sunday.
Miss Mary King of Bay City,
Mich., visited with friends here
last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClymont
spent a couple of days with
relatives in Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Reid
were among the 180 who flew to
Switzerland last week.
A dastral Park
' BY CAROLE WARNER
For the first time in several
years, the CFB Clinton Brownies
held a "Pack Holiday." The two
packs, comprised of 19 girls, left
Friday, Sept. 26; for the
Glenmac Campsite, outside of
Seaforth. The Brownies camped
for the weekend in a Brownie
hut and then returned home
Sunday. ,
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From My Window
Secret of truly planned parenthood
.Shirley Keller
Knights meetiat base
From the Egan Assembly,
officers installed included —
Charles Rau, Zurich, navigator;
Cecil Tufts, Stratford, captain;
Lawrence McCann, Mount
Carmel, pilot; Clayton Looby,
Dublin, admiral; Joe Tobin,
Stratford, comptroller; WO
Lester McKenna, scribe; Tom
Ryan, Mount Carmel, inside
sentinel; Buck Lassaline,
Goderich, outside sentinel.
Clinton personals
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulholland
of 79 Huron St., Clinton, who
celebrated their 67th wedding
anniversary on Oct. 1, were
entertained at a family dinner at
Hotel Clinton last Saturday.
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