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CLINTON PUBLIC HOSPITAL
ANNUAL MEETING
MONDAY /MARCH16/1970
at 8:00 p.m.
CLINTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS
(1) Receive and consider the Annual Reports of
the Hospital for the year ended December
31st, 1968,
(2) Elect five Governors for a period of two years.
(3) Appoint Auditors for the ensuing year:
(4),Transact all such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
(5) To be eligible to vote, all members must pay
the annual membership fee of $5,
ALL CITIZENS .ARE CORDIALLY
INVITED. TO ATTEND.
Dated at Clinton, Ohtarib this 12th day
of March, 1060
13y Order of the Board.
J. W. CoUnter,
President,
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Sportsmen's .show keeps pace
with. campaign demands
'm cheating this week. I'm
really here at all. I'm away
a short vacation (I hope).
at do you think about that
honesty?
f our plans have worked out,
are in the mid-United States
maybe even further south.
children are housed safely
grandmother for a week
mother and father are off
a much needed vacation.
Ve've been planning this little
A for a few months now, and
e frankly I wish we weren't
g just yet. It means that
re long our holiday will be
ed and we will be back to the
and worry world of every
I really think that half the
has been in planning the
e're visiting an old school
m of mine. We were pals all
ugh high school and vowed
er ever to separate ourselves
from the other. Then I met
husband and I forgot my
friend existed until the
eymoon had ended and I was
k with my feet on the ground
in.
She didn't find her husband
to so early in life. She was
t-loose and fancy-free for a
mber of years after I was
mersed in diapers and dishes.
had the normal relationship
she envied me because I had a
sband and a home and a family
d all the things that are
pposed to be wonderful and
vied her because she had
vely clothes and exciting
cations and absolute freedom
come and go exactly as she
eased.
Oddly enough, I think we
ere better friends in those days
an we had ever been. It was a
t of mutual admiration
ciety which grew and grew
ntil we were as close as it is
ossible for friends to be.-
Then she moved away.
lthough it was only to Western
anada, it might as well have
een the end of the world as far
I was concerned. How in the
'de world could I ever visit her
n the grocery budget I was
lowed each week?
She" Continued to wyffe to tile-
• tO6. fly home at-,476bristrifitt
nd in the summer. Things
eren't really so bad after all I
egan to think.
Then the letters stopped
ming so regularly. I was panic
ricken. What in the wide world
uld be taking her attention for
ch long intervals.
Then I found out. The gal
ad met a big burley Australian
ho just charmed her off her
et and before long, I was no
latch for his attention to her. I
ok second place.
A new decade - a new
Spoytsmen's Show. This is the
theme of this year's Canadian
National Sportsmen's Show,
opening at the Coliseum,
Exhibition Park, Toronto, on
March 13.
The 23rd Annual Canadian
National Sportsmen's Show will
be open to the public until
March 22.
Hundreds of thousands of
visitors to the show will again
see everything that is new and
different for life in the great
outdoors - but - there will also
be special exhibits highlighting
what is to come in the Seventies.
Special attention will be paid
Ovate stations at an average of to, the„ acaasing,problems In'Oletfr ',4 ari'fb hours a Week. maniind surrounded by
pollution of air, land and sea.
The leading organization in
Canada, in the field of
conservation of Canada's natural
resources, the Sportsmen's Show
has commissioned the design and
construction of "Survival '70," a
walk-through exhibit dealing
with this pressing situation.
"Survival '70" will be a major
conservation display,
dramatizing man's impact on our
environment today.
Developed by the
Conservation Council of Ontario
in co-operation with other major
associations with displays in the
conservation section of the
Sportsmen's Show, "Survival
'70" will incorporate a pollution
maze in which visitors will
experience a lively presentation
on pollution of our air, land and
•water. Emerging from the maze,
other aspects of the
environmental crisis are
displayed: population, ecological
balances, the future of our parks
and the impact of individual
action. Many of the displays will
give visitors a chance to
participate by asking questions,
or starting a process.
Clive E. Goodwin, executive
director of the Conservation
Council and co-ordinator of the
project, also announced that a
small theatre with a short slide
presentation will further
emphasize the opportunities
open to Canadians to improve
their environment. Possible
solutions and ideas will be
presented in the display,
showing how corrective action
can be taken; finally, visitors will
be offered issues on which they
can take action,
'Two programs produced by'
the Ontario Department of
Edue,ation's educational
television branch have won Ohio
State awards for the second
consecutive year.
The award winners are
Richard II-How to Kill a King
and Symmetry. Richard H, a
color production, is one of a
series of Shakespearean plays
produced for secondary school
students. It won in the
Performing Arts and Humanities
Division, Symmetry, in black
and white, presents everyday
examples of different types of
symmetry as a basis of
discussions for secondary
students. It won recognition in
the Natural and Physical Science
division.
The Awards, sponsored by
the Ohio State University, are
the oldest competition in the
broadcasting field. They are
given for meritorious
achievement, educational
information and public affairs
broadcasting. The top
commercial and educational
networks in Canada and the
United States I competed, The
awards were presented today.
The citation for Richard II
states: "For artistic and cogent
presentation of an historical
event to articulate contrasting
pAliticaL views and for
*mplary use, et„teleyisiort tot
The Sportsmen's Show Dog
Show has moved into newt
quarters. H. V. P. Lewis, vice
president of the Canadian
National Sportsmen's Show and
Chairman of the Dog Show
Committee, announced the
move, made necessary by the
tremendous growth of the event,
to the Queen Elizabeth Building.
The biggest dog show . in
Canada requires bigger, better
and more suitable quarters,
according to Mr. Lewis.
"Because entries reached a
record high of 4,312 dogs in
1969, and because of the
growing number of dogs being
entered for competition, we had
from our house. A mere stone's
throw! And thy darling husband
has offered to take the to see her
this week and if ail is well we are
swapping recipes right about
now.
I imagine that I am enjoying
the visit. I'm hoping against
hope that our husbands find
something in common so that
they can do something besides
stare at each other while my
friend and I relive the past.
So please wish me well. I
really needed this vacation,
believe me.
stated: "For an engaging
presentation of the varieties and
complexities of a "simple"
concept, for a unique
maximizing of the visual while
blending in only the most
necessary verbal assists.
Symmetry exemplifies
instructional television at its
best. This program demonstrates
an ideal integration of subject
matter and television technique
and is a deft use of television to
assist learning and to provoke
further experimentation and
study."
Symmetry's production team
was A. M. Fotheringham,
assistant superintendent,
education; Frank Ebos,
education supervisor and
producer, Chris Homer. The
production team for Richard II
was Robert Thomas, assistant
superintendent, education; Dr.
Gino Mat teo, education
supervisor and Kurt Reis,
producer.
ETV won in two of the four
categories entered. Last Year's
winners were Histoire du
Canada-Vers la Conque, and
Biology-Enzymes and Digestion.
This year ETV will broadcast
809 programs for students from
kindergarten to Grade 13. The
programs are presently carried
over a network of Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation and
This fan, when ETV's new
UHF Channel 19 begins
operations, the branch will
broadcast about nine hours a
day with programs for
pre-school age children, adult
home viewers and in-school
audiences,
Two and a half million dollars
have to date been raised by the
Canadian National Sportsmen's
Show by ' operating the
Sportsmen's Show and the
Toronto International Boat
Show. Since conservation is the
organization's raison d'etre, the
Mini, midi, maxi - fashions
will steal the spotlight Tuesday
evening at the 1970 Farm Show.
The four-day shoW starts
..Tapsday, „March.3.,,,,and runs to
Friday, March 6, with the doors
opening at 10:30 a.m.
Mini, midi, maxi - clothes
and fashions blended with a
generous mix of furs, shoes and
hats will be on, parade at the
show. Meg Daniels, the fashion
show co-ordinator, promises
exciting and new fashion looks
for 1970.
Also in the area of beauty, 15
attractive young ladies will
contest the 1970 Farm Show
Princess title, with the lucky gal
being crowned on Tuesday
evening.
Over 120 exhibitors will
occupy 130,000 sq. ft. of floor
space, bringing together a
kaleidoscope of modern farm
equipment and machinery, as
well as hundreds of up-to-date
goods and products for the farm
housewife.
A special theatre has been
planned for the second floor and
will seat an additional 200
people. The theatre programs
include new educational exhibits
featuring timely topics such as
Proprionic Acid in Storage, Air
Photography in Detection of
Diseases in Crops, the Use of
The 23rd annual ,Canadian.
National .Sportsmen's Show
be held at the .QNg Toronto,
March. 1.3-22,
Keeping pace with the
increasing demand for improved
camping .equipment, this section
has expanded into the area
Previously occupied by the
Sportsmen's Show Dog Show,
now held in the Queen Elizabeth
Building. Motor homes, travel
And camping trailers, equipment
suitable for hack-packing into
the more secluded parts of
Canada's outdoors, equipment
to make camping easier for the
leHy of the house and many
varied items will be on show.
New cottages, new swimming
pools, new fishing tackle, new
guns, new clothes for outdoor
life - everything new for the
new decOe will be exhibited.
Once again, the Toronto
Hunters and Anglers will create a
special wildernesa survival
exhibit which, this year, will
feature a rock shelter, a smoke
house - where smoked moose
meat' will be served - an open
pit for frying fish which will
also be available for tasting -
and demonstrations of weaving
emergency mattresses.
The Retriever Dog Trials,
favorites which young and old,
will return to the arena. The
only indoor trials of this kind in
the world will be held daily at 7
p.m. Over 50 of North America's
leading retrievers will compete
for the Gold Whistle Award.
money has been distributed to
groups, organizations,
individuals and associations
engaged in the field of research
and development of Canada's
natural resources. Proceeds from
this year's shows will increase
this impressive total.
Pesticides, Insecticides and
Herbicides and Various Control
Measures, and the Dutch Clock
System for auctioning tobacco
will be featured. Thia.avAlle Atm,
first time the Dutch Clock
System will be viewed as an
exhibit in Canada.
With over 23,000 people
attending the show last year and
the increase in activities, a
special information booth has
been designed and will be set up
to direct the Farm Show visitors
to their particular area of
interest. Another new attraction
for the sh9w will be the opening
of the Top of the Fair dining
lounge for buffet and regular
meals. This is located on the
third floor of the grandstand.
On Wednesday, March 4 at
1:30 p.m. an all-grade Ontario
swine sale will be held at the
Western Fairgrounds. The sale
will include top boars, bred sows
and open gilts of five different
breeds: Yorkshire, Hampshire,
Landrace, Lacombe and Duroc,
*
If you're a driver between the
ages of 20 and 40 - watch out!
The Ontario Safety League and
the Canadian railways say most
accidents at railway level
crossings involve drivers between
the ages of 20 and 40.
The new in the arena will 1'e
represented by a First for the
Sportsmen's Show and for
Canada; The Mitie Mites, the
smallest herd of performing
elephants will be featured daily.
Trained by Murray Hill, the
baby elephants will be a great
favorite with the thousands of
children visiting the Sportsmen's
Shaw and, they will have a
chance. to meet the animals
following each performance,
The Outdoors Film Festival
will again be held in the arena,
where some of the best films
dealing with outdoor life, sports
and safety will be shown.
If fishing is your thing, you
will have a chance to prove how
good you are, by participating in
the Trout Fishing Derby -
another First for the
Sportsmen's Show. The' lucky
fishermen will keep their catch,
frozen on the spot for easier
transportation, and unlimited in
number - just pay 50c and see
how many trout you can catch
in a few minutes,
The Canadian Professional
Golf Association will return with
its popular exhibit, where golfers
can swing the club, watch
themselves on instant play-back
television, and have professionals
give useful hints , for
improvement of style.
Undoubtedly one of the
highlights of the Sportsmen's
Show will be the International
Motor Show - bigger than ever
this year. Cars from Canada, the
United States, Japan and Europe
will move into the Coliseum, and
everything from high-priced
European luxury sedans to fast,
sophisticated sports model will
be on view.
Fashion shows,
demonstrations of sports,
archery and thousands of
exhibits, presented by more than
300 exhibitors will cover more
than ten acres of space in the
Coliseum.
All this, and much more, will
make the 1970 Sportsmen's
Show the highlight of March in
Toronto. "Hundreds of
thousands of visitors are again
expected to visit the show," said
contribute to raising money for
conservation, a word which has
become symanyrnOus with
survival in the Seventies."
The Sportsmen's Show which
began supporting this work in
1947, is more than ever
concerned with this problem,
Which must be of prime
importance to all Canadians, if
they are to have an acceptable
environment in the year 2000,
Show hours at the
Sportsmen's Show will be 12
noon to 11 p.m. on weekdays;
10 a.m, to 11 p.m. on Saturdays,
and 1.9 p.m, on Sundays.
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delightful Allan Sisters, Coralie and Jackie, who brighten up
The Tommy Hunter Show every Sunday at 7 p.m. on the CBC
television network. The girls really are sisters (from Edmonton)
and although you couldn't tell, Jackie (on the right) admits to
being just a shade older than Coralie.
It was a little hard to swallow
at first. I knew instinctively that
things could never be the same
again between us because she
would have the same problems
as I had - she would have to
iron shirts and clean garbage
pails and maybe even mix
formulas. She would be as tied
down as T was and that would
mean we would never see each
ether,
Now that she and her
kangaroo hunter are married,
they have moved into the United
States, just about 600 miles
Department of Education
wins Ohio .State award
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create human, reactions and
rhetoric to historical change, this
program is an excellent example
of television that provokes
probing, stimulates discussion
and inquiry and one that lives
beyond the time it takes to view
it."
The citation for Symmetry
Biggest dog show
moves into new quarters
to find alternative facilities,"
said. Mr. Lewis. "In 1970, we
will have 63;000 sq. ft. at the
Queen Elizabeth Building,
compared to 48,000 sq. ft. in
the Coliseum.
Attracting entries from all
over Canada and the United
States, the Sportsmen's Show
Dog Show has become "The" -
dog show in the country. The
move to the spacious Queen
Elizabeth Building will provide
better space for benching,
improved show rings, better
parking facilities, less crowding
and a generally improved
operating technique.
Another advantage of the
move will be the fact that
visitors to the dog show will not
be required to purchase a ticket
to the Sportsmen's Show, but
will only pay one admission
price when entering the Queen
Elizabeth Building.
Highlighting the dog show
will be the return - by popular
request - of "The Littlest
Hobo," show-stopper at the
1968 Sportsmen's Show. The
highly trained and entertaining
animals will perform several
times daily, at the Queen
Elizabeth Building,
Sportsmen's show
Fashions go to any length
at 1970 Farm show Richard T. D. Birchall, president
of the Canadian National
Sportsmen's Show. "All will
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