HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-05-19, Page 3The (Clinton Women’s Insti
tute will meet in the hoax’d
rooms of the Agricultural pf-
fiee neM Mhy 26 at
2:00 p.m. Jtoll call will be an
swered by an exchange of
plants, bulbs or slips. The topic
“health” wdl be convened by
Mrs, C. Lqckh'art. The program
and lunch are in charge of the
z
executive.
A number of the WI mem
bers went by ..chartered bps to
the convention in Guelph on
May 5 to hear Mrs, Fbil'to
Matheson, FWIG president
from P.E.I,
There is to he a rummage
sale and! bake sale in the Town
Hall on Saturday, June 4 at
2:30 p.m,
Suggestions For Holiday Motorists
From Ontario Department of Transport
SUNSET DRIVE-IN
THEATRE — GODERICH
Admission, 75o •— Children Jn caps under 13 "* FREE
SPECIAL FOR MONTH OF MAY
MONDAY THRU THURSDAY
$1.50 PER CAR LOAD
Buses and Trucks Included
REGULAR PRICES FRI.-SAT.-SUN. MlDNITE
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THURSDAY - FRIDAY — MAY 19-20
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PLANNING JO HEAD OFF SOMEWHERE IN THE FAMILY CAR THIS WEEKEND??? You’ 11 need to be a skillful driver with
a sure knowledge of the rules of the road if you want to get through'the weekend traffic safely. Out-of-town visitors,
unfamiliar with the streets; will create additional city hazards. The freeways will be heavily travelled by folks' heading, out
for that first weekend at the cottage or lake.-Many of- the cars will be towing boats or trailers, manoeuvered, in some cases,
by drivers not fully experienced in towing such loads. Quiet country roads will have hidden hazards. A slow-moving farm
machine or a cow may be around that next bend or over the hill. The Ontario Department of Transport advises drivers to
make sure their cars are in good mechanical condition before star ting,out,., to load pars so vision is not obstructed.,, to exer
cise particular care with boats and trailers... to travel at reduced speed when road, traffic or weather conditions are unfavourable.
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geles, Las Vagas and Gland
Canyon. '
Mrs-. Qryial Stanley presided
While the various items of bus
iness were discussed, Units 3
and 4 will hold their June meet
ings jointly on the 27th of that
toWtto
At the close pf the meeting
refreshments were served
Mrs, Vic paraseh and her
sistants.
Ontario St UCW
Hear Tour Talk
Unit 3 oif Ontario Street
UCW" met in the church parlour
on May 9 with 17 members and
one guest present. Mrs, John
Lavis led in devotions, assisted
by Mrs. C, VauDamme. • Miss
Becky Howse played three se
lections on the accordion.
, Guest speaker was Mil-
ton Wiltse, who very colorfully
described many things she saw
and did during here recent bus
.four through pants of United
States' Among other places, she
and her husband visited Salt
Lake City, Renoy. San Fran
cisco, Disneyland in Los An-
by
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Canadians of Polish origin
are donating one million. dbllars
to their Canadian Polish Mill
ennium Fund, which honors the
1,000th anniversary of Polish
Christianity; 'earnings of the
permanent fund will aid edu
cational and social projects in
Canada.
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THURS. and FRIDAY — May 19 and 20
"THE NANNY"
The
is the
opening up the summer cot
tage. And that means the.
highways wiijl be crowded
■this' weekend with cats load
ed down by people and sup
plies .... and pulling trailers..
With so much extra traffic
' on the roads, .the chances of
having an accident could be
increased. And contrary to
popular . belief, you can’t
avoid the hazards by travel
ling in off ■'peak hours. . ■
Ontario , Department of
Transport figures for the
1965 Victoria Day holiday
weekend show that from 6:00
p.m. to -midnight on Friday
there was one fatal accident
with one death; and from.
y6:00 p.m, 'to midnight on
Monday there were four fatal
accidents ■ and’ five deaths.
" Arid these were the hours of
maximum traffic volume.
. But during the off-peak
hours' of Saturday- and Sun
day, there, were 13 fatal ac-
■ i.cidents and 20 deaths1.
, However, there is one sure
"way to redu'ce the accident
od’dS.
“Strict observance of thaf-
■ fic laws can keep the ac-
Victoria (Day holiday
traditional time for
cident rate down,” Hon. Irwin
Haskett, Ontario Minister of
Transport, points out in a
special message to holiday
mfotorists. “Policemen have
’the job of enforcing the .traf
fic laws but 'they can’t be
everywhere at. once. If all
drivers would voluntarily pol
ice .themselves and abide by •
the rules of the road, we
would see a sharp reduction
. in the total number of acci
dents,” .
Mr. Haskett had the fol
lowing suggestions for Vic
toria Day holiday motorists:
1, Check your car, espec
ially the brakes, steering,
tires and lights. It’s the own
er’s .responsibility to make
sure the car is in a safe,
operating condition. A car
which stalls or breaks down
in traffic is a hazard to
everyone on the road1.
2. - If you’re towing a trailer,
make sure it has two attach?
■merits connecting it to your
ear, as” required by law. If
one should fail, the other
presents, the .trailer from be
coming a hazardous “run
away”. And remember to
make allowances in speed and
. manoeuvring, -when you’re
'towing something.
3. Leave • a safety margin
between your car and the one
■ahead. At least one oar length
■ for every 10 miles of speed is
needed for reacting to ah
emergency and cording to* a
stop. Leave even more room
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Make sauce of butter, flour,
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seasonings, 'and well-beaten
eggs. Cook three .minutes. Add
diced ham and asparagus cut
in 1%-dnoh pieces. Place in but
tered baiting dish. Cover with
cheese crumbs' 'and bake in a
hot oven of 450°F 'until brown,
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, Unit 3. of Brucefiield UCW
held its May meeting at the
■home of Mrs'. Robert Allan with
23 present. The session opened
by singing a hymn and Mrs.
Anne-Walters, gave the Call to
Worship, followed, by Scripture
read' by Mrs; 'Lome Thompson. ''
The study, “History of the
United Church” was given by
Mrs. Allan Hili. Anne Walters
led in< Prayer, and the bene
diction was given by Mrs.
Thompson.
Reports from committees
were given. ’ Mrs. Ken Scott a-
greed to look after notifying
Junior congregation helpers and
group leaders. Mrs. Marion Hill-
will be leader for the remaining
part of the year.
The .'draw prize was won by
Mrs. Joyce Wilson. The evening
closed with an auction sale of
plants, bulbs and seeds. ‘A lov
ely lunch was served by Mrs.
Burdge, Mrs. Hargreaves, Mrs.
McGregor and Mrs. Allan.
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. Dr. Geo. E. Jenkins
' Earns Fellowship
Dr. George E. Jenkins, psy
chiatrist and former president
of the Middlesex branch of the
Canadian Mental Health Asso-
ciatiori'j received' his fellowship
in the American Psychiatric
Association last week.
The APA 'is meeting in At
lantic City, N.J.
Dr. Jenkins is the Son of E.
J. Jenkins of Woodlane -Farm,
RR 3, Clinton.
Delectable and x delicious are.
the words to describe Ontario
asparagus. What can improve
it? Hollandaise ham is- one of
the few ways to add to its na
tural flavour, according to food,
specialists at Macdonald Insti
tute, University of Guelph. Try
this recipe for a fresh meal lift.
HOLLANDAISE HAM
AND ASPARAGUS
tablespoons butter
tablespoons flour
cups water in which aspar
agus was cooked
■tablespoon lemon juice
2 eggs, well beaten
2 cups cooked1, diced ham '
2 cups cooked asparagus
■ salt and pepper
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FOR CLINTON LEGION'S GIGANTIC
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ADMISSION: $1.00
Proceeds for Clinton Community Spirit
THOMAS JOHN WENHAM
Son of ReVi and Mrs. ROn
Wenhaxn, -Rattenbury Street
,East, Ginton, who graduated
from the" Hamilton Institute
Of Technology, at convocation'
exercises 'bn Friday, "May 13..
Mr. Wenham graduated’from
the electronics technology
course. .Frederick Harvey
Hyde, of RR 1, Hensail, 'also
graidiiihted With honours in
the Same course. There were
over 100 graduates from the
■fiiVO technologies taught at
the institute.
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CHILD PORTRAITS
JERVIS STUDIO
Phone 482-7006
if you -Eire towing a trailer.
4. Load your car carefully
■so passengers and luggage
won’t interfere with your
view of the road or hamper
your driving, movements.
5; Travelling .at night with
a heavy load in the car or
trailer may direct your head
lights at ’a higher, angle and
tend to “blind”' oncoming dri-'
vers. Be particularly courte
ous' about dimming your
lights for th® convenience of
other traffic.
6. Highway fatigue can be
■deadly. If you’re' travelling
far, 'take‘rest breaiks along
the way, But be sure to get
well off the itravelled part of
the road, so you won’t be' a
hazard to' others.
7. -When you leave the
highway for the country road
to the cottage, be particular
ly alert. There won’t be as
much traffic but there may
be a slow-moving farm' ma
chine, an animal or another
car 'around the bend or over
the hills ■ . '
8. Speed too fast for con
ditions is a leading cause df
accideh.te. -Slow down when
'road, weather or 'traffic con
ditions are unfavourable.
9. There will be more light
weight motorcycles on the
roads this year. They’re small
and not always easy1 to see.
Keep a special lookout for
them. <
10. Your seatbelt is no good
to you if you are sitting on it.
It’s there for your protection.
Use it.
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We have received several
comments from friends and
people we had never met, con
cerning the Trial of Siteven
Truscott, and soihe we have
published. Some we have not.
We felt that our readers
would be interested in this one,
from George Cadogan, editor of
the Pibtou Advocate, Pictou,
N.S., who was formerly owner-
publisher-editor of the Durham
Chronicle, here in Ontario.
’Meant to write and say how
much I admire your stand on
the book as, reported in the
Star Weekly^ I 'haven’t read
the book, but as I understand
it, you more or less admitted
the author had- done a lot of
work and it deserved consider--
ation.
“This is not to .say the boy
was not guilty, but merely that
he may not have had strong
enough defence support.
“There was a .case I knew in
Barite, where an Indian boy
was hanged. He was an odd boy
but worked hard in a factory
in Orillia. However, -.there was
one particular man who kept
tormenting him and teasing him
about his race ■ and1 making
.such remarks daily as “You
can’t trust an Indian.”
“It worried this boy sb much
he took to eating his meals in
private. His mother said he
would take his dessert down
cellar if there was no Other
room in the house where he
could be alone.
“Well, the tormentor was
found dead and the boy was
hanged. A dally paper reporter
said of the bight previous mur
der trials he had Covered, this
boy was Jess guilty than any
but he was the only one hang
ed. *' “Anyhow, I was proud 'of the
attitude you took and vary dis-
. appointed in the Goderich
paper.
Sincerely,
GEORGE CADOGAN,
May 6, 1966.
pictou, n.s.
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