HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-08-25, Page 3For Good
Or Evil
From My Window
some,' this may
a different age
new breed for
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27
THE REEFERS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 26
THE WOT
LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
IT SWINGS!
IT’S FUN!
IT’S SUPERVISED!
IT’S TOPS IN ROCK!
Some nian who thought he
was very wise once said,
“Moriey is the roof of all eviil”
, , . and for
still be true.
But now is
filled with a
whom money is easily obtained
and evil more easily purchased,
thereby making evil legs de
sireable and money not much
of a threat to society.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 28
THE CHEVRON
SEXTET
(If yon are having difficulty
figuring out What I have just
written, think of the muddled
thoughts that permeate jny
brain and Know the reason for
the nonsensical jibbeylish that
makes this space entertaining
only to folks; as muddled, as I),
Wihat I have just said is that
money is no longer the roof of
all evil , something far more
deadly' has replaced it in that
capacity.
Root of gil evil is that tang
ible, uncontrollable, unsatlisfy*
ing thing known commonly as
worry. Doctors advise against
it, everyone trie's to avoid it,
the Bible gave forewarning of
it , . . yet worry continues to
ravage the very soul of human
life.
And people: will worry about
the darndeist things . . . like
how the baby’s diapers will dry
in the pouring rain and should
the fam'Hy go to. the movies
Monday or Tuesday or could
the thermos jug spring a leak
all over 'the tuna sandwiches.
Nature causes us to' worry over
the impossible ... and that is
the thing that drives us to tire
maddening lengths of evtil.
More than one home has
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Walter C. Newcombe, Chairman,
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Shirley Killer
broken up not because an abun-
i dance of dollars sent hubby
'scurrying in all directions to
spend it foolishly but because,
he was possessed of a nagging
Worry that he was mfcsing out!
Plenty of cash assists 'teen
agers tin the pursuit of question-,
able -activities but that which
sends them searching is an ,un-
sataaibjie worry that.they will be
■considered “odd” if they don’t.
Even the teeniest of tats are
bad because they unknowingly
worry they are losing an oppor
tunity far attention if they are
n’t mischievous some of the
time!
Those who preach against
worry haven’t the answer to
overcome it. They admit, worry
is unavoidable, so they prefer to
label, it “concern” which is
thought to have much less ef
fect on the nervous system . . .
but even the experts cannot tell
where the thin line between
concern and true worry begins
and ends.
Alcohol fogs our sensitivity tn
worry, cigarettes* lull lit to
sleep'for some precious fleeting
moments. Diversion is so noisy
we can’t hear the inner voice '
that invites us to worry.
Modern man has the solution,
though.' Relaxation is forbidden
since worry needs peace and
quiet to flourish. He may never
succumb to acute worry which
leads' to- hideous acts of violent
evil against himself and others
—but he permits himself to be
so concerned about keeping
busy, he is tired at thirty and
dead1 at forty!
To live in evil at eighty or
die in good at forty . . . that
is the question we all Worry
over.
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HOLMESVILLE
MRS. LLOYD BOND
. Phone 482-3210
Recent guests with Mrs. J. B.
MacMath were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith and Robert, and
Edgar Fourney of Lancaster,
Ontario.
Robert Grigg 'left on Wed
nesday for Montreal where he
wiill be working on a landscap
ing project for Expo ’67.
Mirs. Frank McCullough who
is undergoing medical treat
ment at a Kitchener hospital
was at her home in the village
for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Finlay
moved to their mew home at
Goderich last week, having, sold
their farm to John De Ruyter.
Misses Linda ands Debbffe
Cunningham spent the 'weekend
with their grandiparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Grigg.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Storey
and family, Stratford and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Boden and fam
ily, Woodstock, were weekend
guests of Mr. 'and Mrs. William
Bender.
• Mrs. N. Heard and Mary
spent last week holidaying at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Curtis, Fonthill.
. Mr. and Mrs. Strykers and
family have moved to their new
home at the village, 'formerly
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. W.
Johnson.
Showers For Bride
Mrs. Edward Grigg and Mrs.
Frank Yeo were hostesses at a
shower on Monday evening at
the Grlilgg home for Miss Mari
lyn Yeo, a bride of next month.
Several contests were condhct-
ed by Mrs. David Williams and
Dawn Grigg. The bride was .the
recipient of many lovefly gifts.
Miss Shirley Norman held a
surprise shower for Miss Yeo. on
Saturday evening when a group
of former classmates met to
offer best wishes.
CHILD PORTRAITS
JERVIS STUDIO
Phone 482-7006
James Taylor, Chairman,
Advisory Vocational Committee
Announce the Opening of Classes for the School Year
1966-67 as Outlined Below:
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GRADES 9 and 10—Report to the Auditorium at 10:15 a.m.
on Tuesday, September 6.
GRADES 11 and 12-—Report to the Cafeteria at 10:15 a.m.
on Tuesday, September 6.
GRADE 13 —Report to the Library at 10:15 a.m. on Tues
day, September 6.
All students should bring d pen. , Dismissal at. 11:45 a.hi.
NOTE: 1. Busses fdr Clinton area students will operate 1 hour
later than usual for opening day only.
2. Book store Will be open for Grade 13 students offer
dismissal oh September 6.
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Thurs., Aug. j25,. 1966-—Clinton News-Record-—Page 3Mrs, Nelson Reid
Died Saturday/
Funeral Monday
After a lengthy illness, Mrs,
Nelson Reid passed away in
Clinton Public Hospital qn §at-
urday afternoon, August 20, in
her 76th year,
Formerly Margaret R. Ste-
watt,.s'he was born in Stanley
Township and had lived in the
Varna district all her life until
moving to Rrucefield to take up
residence tour years £go.
. Mt§. Reid is survived by her
husband; daughter, Mrs, Jack
(Mary) Mustard, Brucefield;
sister, Mrs. Janie Turner, Varna
■and five grandchildren.
Funeral services were con
ducted Monday afternoon from
the Ball Funeral Home1 by Rev.
E, Rqulston, assisted by Rev,
Dr. Mowatt, Clintdn.
Pallbearers were Wilmer Tur
ner, Robert Taylor, Merton
Keyes, Alex Whitfield, Alox
Murray and Melvin Webster.
Flower-bearers, were four
grandsons, Stewart, .Neil, Jef
frey and Charles: Mustard, and
two nephews, Wayne Cantelon
Ervine Keyes.
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Dondesboiro United Church
was decorated with white gladi
oli on Saturday, August 13 ficu
the wedding of Elaine Alex
ander, Londsstoco and Jo&epi
L. Cousineau, Saulit Ste. Marte',
in a double-ring ceremony of
ficiated 'by Rev. R. J. Tschantz
and the , organist, Mrs. Harry
Dear played traditional wed
ding music.
The brlid'e is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Norman Alex
ander, Dondesbaro.
Given in marriage: by her
father, the bride wore’ a floor
length gown of white organza
over taffeta, appliqued wiiith
Swiss embroidery; bodice and
sleeves had matching delicate
lace appliques. Her fingertip
veil was accented With rosette
headpiece. She carried a bou
quet of p'nlc d-NiNet re^es
ct cp’han oil e.
Miss Ruth Hodgins, Wilton,
was maid'ct hioeov.r, wearing a
flocir-length go>vn. cf tur
quoise chifton, empire lines,
bodice cf white lace with
matching headdress and carried
a crescent bouquet of white
_’ih asita c hrysan t h eimumis.
Jim Alexander, Toronto, bro-
iher of the bi'Cde, was' 'best
man, and David Alexander, an
other brother, Kincardine, ush
ered the guests.
For travelling the bride
choSp a two-piece suit of deep
rose lace, over taffeta with
navy accessories and a corsage
of White roses.
They Will reside at. Sault Ste.
Marie, Ontario.
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There has been moire learned
about arthritis in the last 15
years than in the previous 1,500,
the Canadian ’Medical Associ
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It now is possible to cure
some kinds of infectious arth
ritis and control most cases, of
gouty-arthritis.
Osteoarthritis is frequently
associated1 with' being over
weight, thereby leading to
over-use of a joint. The most
common joints, affected are the
hips, knees, 'and1 back, which
bear the brunt of excessive day-
Squadron Leader
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(Continued from Page One)
Management Training for the
RCAF.
He relinquished his exchange
post earlier this year when
named to his current position
as Director of the Officer'
Training Division at R&CS,
Clinton,
S/L Woodrow is married to
the former Arlene Thorp of
London. They arid theur two
children: Judith Anhe, 16, and
Bruce David, 14, will ..reside in
the RCAF Married Quarters at
Huron Park, Centralia, Ontario.
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by-day wear and tear on tire
joint linning or cartilage. Re
duction .in weight by proper
dieting, and the use of proper
drugs to suppress inflammation
and pain, will help.
Physiotherapy, in the form of
heat to help relax tight1 muscles,
and special exercise to rebuild,
wasted muscles, are also of
value.
The most serious form of
arthritis is rheumatoid arth
ritis. It is fortunate, however,
that most cases are mild and.
respond to treatment Well if
caught early.
Proper treatment involves, in
the first place, a 'trip to the
doctor for proper diagnosis,
rather than, relying on your own
judgment or that of a neigh
bour. The patient must make
every effort to follow the doc
tor’s instructions in an attempt
to stop the disease. Possibly in
jections will be prescribed, and
almost certainly drugs contain^,
ing salicylates or other inflam
matory agents will be used. Ad
vice will be given on. how to
protect your joints with rest
and splints, and how to' rebuild
muscles with physiotherapy and
occupational therapy so you
can continue to walk and1 use
your hands.
The C.M.A. advises that you
do not neglec,t your joints' —
protect them through early di
agnosis and prompt treatments
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