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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1966-12-22, Page 11Thur*., Pec. 1966-—-Clinton Niw»-’Record-~<rPage JI We hope your Christmas is the happiest yet. You deserve the best I HERB'S Food Market 43 Albert Street, Clinton Phone 482-3445 Matter of Principle IO (H R VAEUEO FRIENDS VFe’ve enjoyed serving you. . hope to serve you again! Clinton Resident Retires from CFB Job Having worked at CFB Clinton for 14 years Mrs. Harold (Sarah) Murney . is presented with her retirement certificate. Mrs. Murney, who lives at 370 Victoria Street, was employed as a cleaning servicewoman. 'Making the pre­ sentation is Warrant Officer Jack Reid, Base Warrant Officer. .• . (CFB Clinton Photo) Let’s Share Our Room J. Carl Hemingway The Huron County 4-H Sheep Club will be re-organized at the Ontario Department of Agricul­ ture Board Room on Wr'0^dri<3ts- day, December 28 at 2:15 p.m. ■Club officers W^ltoe elected and a film- on .sheep and country life in the Scottish Hebrides and Highlands wiiW- be shown. -During ' 1966, ine members ‘participated in a unique kind of 4-H Achievement Day pro­ gram a>t the Clinton Spring Fair. They each exhibited a fleepg- of wool and either a,, yearling ewe and her lamb(s) from their 4-H Flock, All of the 15 members - Who enrolled completed theiir projects. Month­ ly meetings were held from December until May covering many aspects of sheep flock management. A number of im teresting field trips- were ■ also planned, Club leaders were Ken Black, RR 1, Belgrave; Rt D. Etherington, RR 1, Hensall, All farm boys*and girls Who- are 12 years of age by January 1st and who will toot have reached their 21st birthday by December 31st, 1967 -are in­ vited to join, says D. S. Pullfen, Associate Agricultural Repre­ sentative for Huron County. Anyone Who has an. interest in sheep is invited to attend any 4-H Sheep Club meeting. ---------—o—--------- Use Classified Ads Peace on Earth, Goodwill to­ ward Men! - starting to­ morrow and lasting until the day after Christmas? Reminds me of the Story of the coloured evangelist who was conducting a service. He was about half way through his sermon when an over-ripe cabbage plunked at his feet, He went, right on and shortly an over-ripe tomato smacked him in the face. There was,a long pause, then he took a deep breath and said “My .friends there will be ten minutes of ‘ religion and then there’ll be the d----------- nigger fight you’ve ever seen! •Peace on earth when there is no peace!-------when there ■is war and bombs and dead and wounded on the battle fields? Peace on Earth when there is intrigue, espionage and raids in so many parts of the. world? /FARM EQUIPMENT Bayfield Road — CLINTON Peace on Earth when so many are striving so hard for person­ al advantage to gain a greater ■ shave of worldly goods? Goodwill towards Men . ... . When through our carelessness and disregard for others we kill something like forty people With our cars each weekend? Yes we are concerned! We are putting a real push on the car manufacturer to build safer cars. This may well reduce fa­ talities and injuries but it will not reduce accidents. In fact it may encourage, more care­ lessness because we feel our oar Will, protect us. Shouldn't we be trying a great deal harder to reduce the accidents rather than emphasiz­ ing the need for reducing the injuries caused by i accidents. Just recently there was a Ty program which showed how facts were being obtained to discover the amount of alcohol that induces "dangerous driving. The results were most inter­ esting. The drivers tested were highly skilled race-car drivers. Varying amounts of alcohol in the blood Stream up to .08 per cent were used. The deterior­ ation in the driving was" ap­ palling. We have long been of the opinion that alcohol reduced our .physical ability to drive, safely, but while this is true, a much more serious factor is the change in attitude that al­ cohol brings about. In other words we become- arrogant, ag­ gressive and disregard our fel­ low man. Would we not do well to mould our attitude to the “Spirit of Christmas”. An active attitude of “Good1 Will toward Men” would make a tremend­ ous change in our weekend news report. Not only would it reduce the sorrow and suffer­ ing, it would quickly reduce our car insurance premiums Which have been rising so steadily each year. Yes we-know costs of mediical care and hospitalization have increased as have repairs to oars but doctors and hospitals don’t cost anything if you are not injured. Neither do you or your insurance company have to face large repair bills if your car is undamaged. What Should we $ Xs Perhaps a little the pupils was just a "little ref tarded. He was a couple of years behind in his grade, he never was able to quite -fit in With the children in their act­ ivities and games. Yet he was always kind and always took the part of ‘the smaller children in 'the school yard, , How could the teacher give '^his boy a part in the concent? •The innkeeper! He didn’t have much to say, ' a bigger ’boy would be most suitable. No act­ ing was required. All he had to do was send Joseph and Mary -away to the stable. ■ The'play went along beauti­ fully, the audience was enjoy­ ing the old familiar scenes. The innkeeper was standing firmly in the door. No! there is no room in* the inn! They would find some shelter in the stable.’’ Wearily Joseph and Mary turn down the path toward the stable. Everything is going in the time-honoured way. But no! What has gone wrong? Quickly the innkeeper takes a step for­ ward, “Joseph! Mary! Come back! You can have my room in -the inn! ' ’ # * * * Some said the play had been ruined; others maintained it wais the greatest they had ever seen. Can the Christ. Child have our room on Christmas Eve? •Will we allow Him to share our room through the years? Or Will I be considered “slightly retarded’’ to suggest such a thing? ...............■............... AUTO WRECKERS 'Glen Price and Staff RR 2, Clinton Phone 482-3211 to all ot you from all of us at 482-9514 V r WETTLAUFER'S FEED MILL HAROLD and DONNA WETTLAUFER ARNOLD DALE MILFORD DURST JAMES STOREY Old-Fashioned IT’S TIME TO GREET OUR MANY FRIENDS AND WISH THEM THE BEST! JOYOUS CHRISTMAS BILL'S BILLIARDS AND BOWLING Isaac St.; Clinton do? * story from a small booklet, Guideposts, that comes our way will pro­ vide the answers for this and many other problems that tor­ ment us. In a small village it was the custom of .the school to put on a Christmas concert which al­ ways featured the “Christmas Story.’’ It sb happened- that one of r 'times «• allGood friends, good the bounty of the Season to you! BALL-MACAULAY LIMITED CLINTON ROYCE MACAULAY DICK FREEMAN KAY SHARP BILL SMITH Wishing our many loyal customers a Yuletide tilled with happiness! JOE'S UPTOWN BP Joe Potter and Staff Tirrie to wish all otir loyal Customers the best of the holidays. Have a Merry Chtistmas! Milt and Mabel's MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR