HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1972-09-14, Page 2New$-ReC0rd, Thursday, September 14, 1972
-~-~ Town Brady at Cancer dinner MARY'S SEWING CENTRE
A record attendance is expec-
ted when the Huron Unit of
Canadian Cancer Society meets
in Clinton, September 19 for the
annual meeting and banquet.
The guest speaker will be one
of Canada's best known radio
and television personalities, Bill
Brady, A director of the London
Middlesex Unit of the Canadian
Cancer Society, Mr, Brady
chairs their special events com-
mittee.
Huron Unit president Mrs.
Durst says they are expecting
branch office members, volun,
Leers throughout the county, and
other interested citizens to come
and bear Bill Brady speak.
Huron County has Made
$28,631 in donations so far for
the 1972 campaign, There is lit-
tle time left before it will be
over. Cancer victims need
research if they Pare going to get
better. They can only continue
research through your money.
Those wishing to attend can
contact the society offices in
their community or Mrs. Gordon
Rathwell at the Cancer society
office at 10 King St., Clinton for
tickets.
BY MARE RUDD 17 ALBERT ST..
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AUTHORIZED
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Christian Reformed Church,
$45,000 for a new wing and.
entrance; Do Hall, Queen St.,.
a permit to wreck a barn; Karl
SkeV, Raglan St., $1,000 for an
Addition to a garage; Robert
Morgan, Mary St., $1000 for a
carport.
Mrs. Melia (WIIken) McCoy
of St. Thomas visited with her
cousin, Mrs. Earl Lawson of
Bast Street, Clinton.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Anstett
have just returned from a visit
to Lausanne, Switzerland where
Mr. Anstett attended a course in
marketing given by the Swiss
Watch Industry's International
Centre.
"It is just as important", Mr.
Anstett stated, "that jewellers
keep up with new trends as for
other businessmen in order to
stay abreast of latest products
and the techniques of bringing
these to today's informed
consumer."
Forty-two jewellery retailers
from the U.S. and Canada
attended the week-long course
which dealt with modern
marketing methods and
accented merchandising
procedures resulting from the
advent of new types of
timepieces now finding their
way onto jewellery store
counters.
Four factories in the famed
Swiss watchmaking regions
were toured, including a, new
plant for the production of
electrdnic watches only.
During the first week while
the gentlemen were observing
and learning, the ladies were
taken sight-seeing and then for
the second week, the entire
party made guided visits to
Zurich, Lucerne, Jungfraujoch,
Gruyeres, Neuchatel and
Geneva.
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37tfn A release was received in the
office here this week about the
village of Elora. Since this is
where this writer grew up, it was
of particular interest.
Many of our Clinton area
residents will be familiar with
the gorges there where the
Irvine and Grand Rivers come
together. It is a beautiful place
with an excellent park for
campers and picnickers.
It seems out-of-town
developers want to build
highrise apartments on a quiet
residential street in this village
which is one of the few
relatively unchanged 19th
century villages of Ontario. It
has more 19th century limestone
and polychromatic brick houses
within a small area than almost
any other Ontario 'community.
The members of the
Architectural Conservancy of
Ontario are going to tour Elora
this. Saturday to see just what is
happening' and they hope to be
able to help prevent the
changing of the character of the
If anyone wants a pleasant
drive, Elora is only about 70
miles from Clinton and there
are several interesting
boutiques, , a pottery, a
contemporary furniture design
studio in an old inn and the Bon
Accord antique and
reproduction furniture "factory"
to visit, to say nothing of the
lovely scenery.
1/41 ] VATEW DFEUIDI4 LIEisESORT Several win bursaries OaltereatillitiEllotet
Seventy members of the
Junior Class of 1972 have been
selected and confirmed and
enroled, with 60 second year
students, There are 12 faculty
members at present. Conestoga
professors are corning to the
Nursing School rather than the
students travelling by bus to
that College.
Dr. A.R. Rowe, chairman,
reminded the meeting, that the
Board will meet monthly from
now on. The Curriculum for
Trimester September -
December 1972 was approved
for both Junior and • Senior
years.
Following the resignation of
E.A. Elliott, Goderich as
Chairman of the Educational
Committee, Len Hall of
Listowel was named to replace
hire.
Speaking to the Board of
Trustees of the Perth-Huron
Regional School of Nursing,
Miss M. Philpott stated the
Faculty of Arts of the University
of Waterloo, was interested in
offering two full university
credit courses in the two
semesters - fall = winter of 1972 -
1973 using the School of
Nursing as the centre.
Miss Philpott had suggested
that these courses be a
Developmental Psychology
Course and English. The
English course would be
relevant to the work world of
the health services people.
It was suggested that
surrounding hospitals be
notified of this possibility of
credit courses being made
available toward a Bachelor of
Arts Degree. These courses will
also be available to the public.
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Bill Millson, left, is the new face on staff at Clinton Public
School this year. He comes from Hullett Central and talks
business over with principal Bert Gray. Enrolment in the
school is up to 487 this fall from 442 last June. (News-
Record photo)
Nurses get courses
month of September and the
Holrnesville U.C.W. for October.
Miss Elliott reported that the
new X-ray equipment had been
installed,
The winners of the Hospital
Auxiliary Bursaries for R.N.
and R.N.A. were announced at
the auxiliary meeting held on
Tuesday, September 5th in the
Hospital Board Rooms,
Miss Nettie Valkenburg won
the R.N. bursary and is entering
the Guelph School of Nursing
and Miss Nancy Guetter, who
won the R.N.A. bursary, is
training at the Hamilton
Regional Nurses Assistant
School. We wish them the very
best in their chosen career.
Mrs. D. Bartliff, social
convener, announced the plans
and committees for September
25th, at which time tlre local
group will host the Fall
Regional Conference at. Ontario
St. Church.
Mrs. Beecher Menzies,
District' President, gave a
summary of the program for the
day. Miss Angela Arnett .of
London is to be the guest
speaker..
: 7 Mr.- tee:Is• also surviveds4hY ;-,eighth .iveddingatiniversary n Mrs ,W „ Barrett, vice-
two sons, Elmer of Clinton, and Saturday, September 9.
William of the United States; ' Mrs. William Swan of
two daughters, Mrs. Harvey
(Norma) Astley of Brooks, Alt.
and Mrs. Norman (Verna)
HaZ-nrn of Sundridge, Ont.
Ten grandchildren and 12
great-grandchildren also
survive, along with four sisters,
Mrs. Jack (Mabel) Scott of
Seaforth, Mrs. Bert (Fanny)
Beacom, Clinton, Mrs. Charlie
(Ella) Wollwin, Stouffville and
Mrs. Roy (Edna) Dornrn, Port
Colborne and one brother Sid of
Sarnia also sirvives.
Funeral service was held from
the Ball Funeral Home on Sept.
11, 1972 with Rev. Warr
officiating. Interment was in
Clinton Cemetery,
Pallbearers were Jim Blake,
Norman Allin, Jonathon Fisher,
Lawrence Synder, Bill Synder
and Aaron Fisher.
Flower bearers were Larry
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THOMAS WILLIAM LEE
Thomas William Lee, a long-
time resident of 'Colborne
Township, died at Sundridge,
Ontario, near North Bay on
Sept. 8 1972. He was 90.
He was born in Londesboro
on Dec. 28, 1881 and married
Mabel Garvie who survives hinny,
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president conducted the business
meeting and reported progress
of arrangements for the
September 30th Penny Sale.
The hospital cart will be
staffed by the ladies of the
Catholic Women's League in the,
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Hamilton and Mrs. Patricia
Mullin of Dundas and family
spent Labor Day weekend with
Mrs. C. Ham and Mary E.
Swan.
Mrs. L. Morris, Sarnia, was a
recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J.K. Cornish.
Mrs. Gordon Elliott, London
visited over the weekend with
her aunt, Mrs. Berry and other
friends.
Friends were sorry to hear of
the sudden passing of Mr. Geo.
Armstrong, Seaforth, formerly
of Brucefield.
Mrs. Geo. Henderson spent a
few days with her sister, Mrs. L.
Jervis and Mr. Jervis Clinton.
Mrs, J.W. McBeath visited
with her niece, Mrs. S. Rumble,
Toronto and attended the
Toronto fair.
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