HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1970-09-03, Page 10Members of Canadian Forces School of Instructional Technique attended a party last week for
retiring officer, LCdr. L. W. Maundcote Carter. Seen from the left are Capt. C. W. Mason, Mr. R. B.
Rudd, LCdr. L. W. Maundcote Carter, Capt. R. N. Sauder and Maj, C. IN, IVIcKeag.--Canadian
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Barrie; one first, three seconds,
two thirds, one fourth, in up to
eleven entries.
The Snells have entered their
prize-winning sheep in fairs to be
held shortly in Beamsville,
Welland and Rockton, south of
Hamilton.
Just received a report of an ad
which says: "T-bone, 7,5c. With
meat, $12.95."
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night, SepteMber 4 7 "Phase III,
Saturday night, September 5
Rohner and his Melody
Masters" et the Mitchell Fall
Fair, Admission to grounds
' 81,00." --35,36h
FRIDAY and Saturday
September ll and 12, Bayfield
Fall Fair, General, -commercial,
4-H, and School Exhibits.
SpeCial events. Entries .invited
for Baby Show 5aturday 12,
Bingo Friday evening.
SPECIAL EVENT
Sisters of Mount St, Joseph, 50
piece Concert Band, ander the
direction of Martin Bouncly, will
play a concert at the Goderich
.District Collegiate Auditorium,
Sunday, November 8th, 3;00
p.m. Concert is sponsored by the
.Goderich Town Band. —36. 's
PLAN to attend the Maple Leaf
Chapter I.O.D.E .Public Buffet;
Wednesday, September 23rd, -1
p.m. at North Street United
Church Hall, Mrs. Pierre Berton
will be Guest Speaker. Tickets
$$.00 available from members or
Phone 524-9994, —36,37.
SATURDAY, September. 12,
Rummage Sale, Clinton Town
Hall, 2:00 p.m. Auspices Eastern
Star. —36,37b.
THE SEPTEMBER meeting of
the Women's Auxiliary to
Clinton Public Hospital will be
held in' the board room on
Tuesday, September 8, at 2 p.m.
Please note change of date.
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$.m. Regular games, $10; three
25-games; $75 jackpot to go.
Agar` prizes. Adlnission $1,00,
Auspices Branch 156- Proceeds
welfare work, -"2tfn-
TUESPAY, September B, Bingo,
Huron Fish and Genie Mb.
Jackpot $57,00 in 57 numbers.
Six door prizes, 8:30 pan. —tfn
THURSDAY, Sept. 3, Bingo at
Clinton Legion 1•1411_, J9411 8:30 . Japkpot $56.00 in 06 nnmners.
RUMMAGE SALE — Saturday,
September 5th, 3430 p.m., at the
Salvation Army, Goderich, —86,
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SATURDAY, September 5, '
Social, Clinton Legion Hall.
Music by Bluewater Playboys.
Lunch provided. 'Couples 21 and
over. Dancing 9:30 - 12:00
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A traditional Naval Ceremony
ae the Officers Mess at noon last
Friday, Marked the end of an
interesting Naval Career,
Commander L.W. (Wilf)
Maundcote-Carter entertained
his collegues at a "request the
pleasure of your Company" at
the bar, An R.F,C, in Naval
tradition celebrates the
promotion, retirement, change
'of Comniand or any other
suitable occasion.
Lt. Commander
Maundcote-Carter was born in
England and attended School at
Hampton. A school founded
before John Cabot arrived in
Canada.
In 1941 he became a Radio
Officer in the Merchant Navy
and served on tankers until the
end of the war. In 1944 he
married a Canadian Wren in
Newfoundland.
After the War he attended the
University of London and was at.
the London School of
Economics with a Canadian
named Trudeau.
During this time he founded
the Student Cross Pilgrimage for
British University Students
which achieved fame in the
novel "The Picture Goers."
The year 1948 found him in
Winnipeg lecturing at 'the
University of Manitoba. While
there he joined the Naval
Reserve. On the outbreak of the
Korean War he joined the RCN
and served as navigation
instructor in Navigation schools
on both coasts. He was involved
in the initiation of English as a
second language training for
recruits at Cornwallis and later
head of the English department
of HMCS Venture.
He served during this period
on HMCS Montcalm, HMCS
D'Iberville and HMCS Ontario.
While on the Ontario's last
cruise, he captained the Cricket
Team which beat the home team
at Suva, Fiji.
In 1959 he becanie Law
Lecturer at HMC Supply School
and developed the Instructional
Communications Media
Approach. He initiated and ran
several Instructional.
CenymnliPatioh Workshops at
1i7fontreai and " Clinton. Iii
1967,08 he instructed ire
Economics at Canadian Forces
School of Management. in,
Montreal.
In 1000 he WAS at the
Canadian, Forced School of
Instructional . Technique. As
head of the Audio Media
Evaluation Department, . he
conducted a survey of the use of
Motion, pictures and video tape
recording as instructional aids,
Outside his military career,
Lt, .Commander Maundcote-
Carter and his wife were active
in the Boy Scout movement. In
1954 he and his wife originated
three new Wolf Cub Packs and
the Naval Sailing Association Sea
Scout Troop in Esquiinalt, He
also laid out the blue print for
Boy Scout Administrative
decentralization, published as
Hive off,
In .1959, he and his wife
initiated • the Hochelaga Youth
Group using Boy Scout and Girl
Guide program, He was Camp
Chief of the first National Boy
Scout Sailing Regatta, a member
of Cardinal Leger's Committee
on ,Boy Scouts; and a member of
the Boy Scouts National Adult
Training Committee,
Both he and his wife were
active in Scout work in Clinton.
While in London he published
"Colleeted Poems" and
"Walsingham House" • a
collection of essays. Later he
wrote "Unity in Canada" a
Survey of bicultural relations and
problems. In 1962 he published
"First of the First".
Lt. Commander
Maundcote-Carter leaves the
Canadian Forces to become
Director of Educational Services
at Centennial College,
Scarborough.
You are an adolescent when
you have developed to the point
where you could dress yourself
if only you could remember
where you dropped your
clothes.
Similarly, the ewe lamb
which took first place in a class
of eight at Peterboro,, headed an
entry of ten lambs exhibited at
Barrie.
In ( detail, the Snell record 'is:
Peterboro; two first, one second,
three thirds; Ridgetown; one
first, two seconds,, two thirds;
Ottawa; one first, one third, one
fourth, two fifths, two sevenths;
Toronto; two 'thirds, two
fourths, one fifth, one sixth, one
seventh, in more than 20 entries;
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First Show at 8:30
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
September 3-4
— DOUBLE FEATURE —
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ITTANG2 Kirk Douglas
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Faye Dunaway
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Robert Mitchum — George Kennedy
Color Cartoon
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— DOUBLE FEATURE
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Jim brown' Raquel Welch
Burt Reynolds
In Color
"GUIDE FOR A
MARRIED MAN"
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Walter Matlhau - Inner 'Stevens
Color Cartoon
SUNDAY NIGHT HOLIDAY
SHOW Sept. 6
DOUBLE FEATURE
SPACE DRAMA
"Journey To The Far
Side Of The Sun"
Roy Thinnet-tan Hendry
The U.S. sends astronauts 4,4 scientists
to Investigate a imei planet on the
other side of the sun.
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10 Clinton News-Record, Tboreday( September 3.19;Q
Robing 1Cdr7 Maundcote
Carter • entertains
Lieutenant—Commander L. W. Maundcote Carter C. D.
Father and son achieve high
honours at various exhibitions
Ephraim Snell and son, James
Snell, R.R. 1, Clinton,
traditional breeders of
top-quality "long-haired"
Leicester sheep, have been
scoring many successes at
various Ontario exhibitions and
fairs during the past fortnight.
The Snells achieved the
following flock standings:
Peterboro Exhibition, August 12
— second in eight entries;
Ridgetown Fair, August 15 —
third in five entries; Central
Canada Exhibition, Ottawa,
August 26 — fifth in eleven
entries; Canadian National
Exhibition, Toronto, August 27
— third in more than 20 entries
but first in Leicesters; Barrie
Exhibition, Autust 29 — tied for
first place in seven entries.
The same ram lamb that won
first prize at Peterboro and
Ridgetown, repeated the
performance at Ottawa in a class
of 17 animals, and also toolelhe
reserve championship.
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