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Centennial Salute
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Thurs., June' 1.< 1967?-—Clinton New$-Retard^Page 5
Classif ied Ads, Bring Quick Results
I was really just joking when
I made the observation a few Week? 'Pgjb that; it might not be
long before husbands arid wives
will, require a permit to repip -
: duce. . ’ ' *
Now, it seems that man has
gained sx> much .knowledge
‘ about the miracle of birth .
Ways to assure healthy newborn
tykes once the pregnancy .has
begun and fool-proof methods
(we’re 'tolcl) to prevent unwant
ed pregnancies—that child web
fare agencies .are pondering the
possibility of licencing only
suitable married couples for the
privilege to become parents-,
’ . When ' modern thinking takes
this kind of a turn, I’m more
aware, of my old-fashioned att-.
ifrude towhth. Wie ■ “ and most
happy tostand'aip on a soapbox
• to-spout .my opinions'! to anyone
who will listen.,
When God, issued f the order
many centuries 'ago to "be fruit
ful and multiply”, He "didn’t
.leave much to human misman-
. agement pr beginners’, luck. -
In His infinite wisdom, ’.GjOd,
had an idea 'that' man would
one day-grow. Weary of raiding
huge "families. He-, undoubtedly
could
would
by he
little
risk of maternity wards, d!ia-
, pers, bottles and measles' shots.
So, God created in m'an a 'tre
mendous . capacity tq „ commit.
errors and at the same time,
• retained*’His.superiority which
gives Him- the 'final say y in
foresee -time\when, man
look. for means wheife-
could enjoy all of life's
pleasures without any
eve^htjng,
Just how IWl intends to su
perimpose his MU oyefc Qpd’s.'
Wi'H is difficult <$> imagine. I ;
Man 'may <jo'nate buckets of
birth control? pulls fo the-^anti-
baby campaign hut he’ll never
implapt ,a. substitute longing, in
the IteariWf ••*$. ■ vtontoh who
wants a baby of. her very own,
He/can make ’the "no love
leaking laws’ ’ but heZpan’t shut-'
down the moon, 'or ^a- : warm
spring night, qr that spur ,.qf the
moment ;-roman.ti.c.Aur'g^ /w^h
hits- u$ all sometime or .an
other, .. • ,»> ‘ . v ■ V
"It may’ be'illegal, to'brew‘
Wino under the Cellar steps but
an inner voice calls and a weak
will yields to temptation,
And What •happensi if mama
starts to fill out in alfthe wrong
places without' renewing her li-.
cence which expired- when she
filled her family quota three
years ago? Will there be a $50
fine for forgetting to gwalloW
the little non-mother marbles,
pr necking ’But .of , season? tv
■ J.ust who are fit parents anyy
.way? The .couple 'in .the-^gh-
rise apartment house with-' the-
Starred bahysitteb and'"the
cocktail parties which' seem, to
gq on from- day to, day? The
socially acceptable lovers .out- in
the suburbs- ’ who’ 'fraternize ■
freely with 'the ice cream man
and the key punch operator?/
The low-salaried hubby, and* his
pale, nervous > little, spouse on;
Mortgage Lane? Mr. and .Mrs.
.Average .Citizen who ’cover,
their. eyes-when the kids'are
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naughty and prefer/ a gamh of
c^n.a&ta with ‘the neighbors tp
cliapdroning a. tee-page-hop?
If ’pvary sot*' of parehto ‘ has
certain 'questionable qualities
when -it 'to'mea .,to •j'tai'siing ,ki'ds(-
who will make tiie. all-imporitiant
decisions about those mm-pinges
•wbere nature’ will' ahowed
\to talteiiits/coursa? Wh&h'one of
’ouy Cahaduui Authorities wants
to: dole out" the child-reai'ing
toertificiates or hand,' .out kthe
/pupishnient to offenders? Who
feels' qualified to play Gjodf
Not I, gentle reader! .What^s
that? Not you either?' . Well,
strike me with a strawib.erry
- and piclde sandwich. You’re
Squaresville as I am.
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To Be Married
On Saturday
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Editor: Mrs.' Sandra Sinker
Mrs. _
.Mrs. Elsie Harper are patiente'
in Clinton Public Hospital.
FS aand' Mrs. K. A, Rob
erts and family from Camp
Borden were recent weekend
guests of Sgt. and Mrs. Gordon
Smith, 52 Winnipeg 'Rd, , \
Sgt. and Mirs. -H. Finlay and
boys travelled to Cauyaboga
Falls, Ohio, and visited %.wath
relatives, over the holiday week
end. /' •' 7 '■
Cpl. and Mirs. John Bjurstrom
travelled to 1 Wing, Manville,
France, recently and. visited
with their daughter and son-
-indaw. Cpl. and Mbs. Jules Vie-
not and children. While there-,
' they visited' the surrounding
countryside as well as Belgium,
Holland and Germany.
Wives Entertained
■ Mrs. Ketirtht Greenaway, wife'
of the Base Commander, enter
tained at tea' in the Officers’
Mess on Wednesday, -May 24.
■ Invited guests were all officers’
wives and female officers’’® of
the Base’, the wives of honorary
and assoefete Members, and per-’
sonai friends. Ladies who pour
ed tea were: Mijs. W. A. Oakes
and Mrs. D. Palmer of Qihton;
Mrs. R. Graves of Exeter; Mrs.
I. Stuitt of Huron Park, Cen
tralia, and. Mrs. B. Refuse;and
Mrs. R. Lefebvre of Adastral
’ Park. Mrs. S. Dukes assisted
Mrs<. Greenaway in receiving
the guests. > /
Denise Priestley and
, Guides '
On Saturday-, the Guides of
the Third ’ Clinton CFB Comp
any with their ’leaders Mto.
Laurie Hewitt and Mrs, Rita
LaPodnte travelled to Niagara
' Falls, where they spent? an ih-
teresting and enjoyable dkN
They visited Brock's Monu
ment- and also . tihe Skylbn,
Afterwards,-they took the tour
at the Ontario Hydro, and the
girls 'saw a film--.showing the
Shower* HeldFor
Marion Leibo!4 ,
A misceOilartoous shower was
held on Wednesday evening for
Miss Marion ’' Leibold, * ^t„ the
home 6f her mother, Al
bert Leibol<I Hostess for' the
evening was '.Mrs. Garfield
Broderick, Hensall, an. aunt* of
the bride-elect. • Games were
played and rriahy useful gifts
were received by Miss Leibold.
t A lunch and /social <h^ur
brought the evening to ra/hldso.
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ea-riiest. creation of the Falls
right up-to the present day and
its potential; Outside, ,the Hy
dro buildi-ng, they viewed the:
beautiful' Floral ’Clodk. s ‘ .-
The i highlight; /of. .the trip
however, - Was :tjhe magnificent
Niagara Falls.- '7 ,
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
^BANQUET
Brownie mother and daughter
banquet was/held recently and
everyone enjoyed ,ta delicious
southern fried chicken supper
served, by the fathers..
MPs.. H. peiaeHier,7 president
of the Local .^Association wel
comed the mothers and jntto--
dated the ■ guests ” who' ’'vrate
Mrs. Elsie Kerr/ representing
the Mayor of 'Adastral -Park
..Community '’Coundil;. - Miss Mary
’McMillan,’ Goderich, Division
Commissioner,; Mrs.’ S.ue Car
michael, District Commissioner;
Mrs. dreenaWay, the Base Com
mander’s • wife,, and Mrs. Gar
men Lawson, ‘president of the
Women’s Auxiliary. t
The .toast to the Queen’ was
■given by Lee Carty. Car
michael .introduced the leaders
and thanked them for 'the good
work’ done during the year. The
toast to the mothers,was given
by Karen Kerr and Mrs. Bea
Bowman thanked her.on behalf
of the mothers/ The Guides and
Brownies sang, a few.; Of their
favourite songs. . * - ’ ■
During the program Mrs. L.
Hewitt presented Qirristine Ebel
With her .First Class badge. Blah-
kets were fiien prieserited to Kar
en ■ Kerr - and Martha Corrie,
the two Guides who; will be ate
'tending Heritage Caimp in . July.
Mrs. Carmichael - gave, an inter
esting talk,:abbht the Rangers
arid explained ’ how a Ranger
Company, works. She - also
thanked the two ladies, Mrs.
Vivian St.' dair and Mrs. Elaine
Pratt for the splendid job done
-in convenirig. the banquet.
« After /Guide ’ add Brownie
Taps Wart* sung, Miss Mary
McMiilari thanked .everyone for
an enjoyable evening and then
dismis'sed the girls-.' >
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' Units One, Two
Meeting Together
Unit Onb of' Ont&rio Street
United Church Women vrill- not
meet oh their, Usual -day, but
will rtieet jointlyrWith Unit Two
on Tuesday, June 13, at 2:30
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..A trousseiau tea was held* ...
the home of Mm. Robert Tayji;
(|or,‘-RR 3, Clinton, in honour
of- her daughter, Carol Ann bn
Monday, May 22/
■, Guests were1 received by. Mrs,
R. Taylor, Mrs. Clifton Moore,,.
.Exeter and the bridle-blect.
The tea table wias centerecl1
by a silver bowl, arrangement
of pink and white baby tulips
and -iyliite status flanked by
White' lighted eandles -on a lace
cloth.
'/ Tea. was poured by;Mrs. Ag
nes' .Neil; London; Mrs. * Ruby
Webster, Viama; Mim.- Fern'
Cbjeman, Clinton; Mrs. Myrtle
Hanna, .Kirkton and: Mrs. Olive
Pym, Thedford. .
-f Gifts and>. ttoussfeau were
..shown, by Mrs. Pat Taylor, Mrs.
Barbara- Eisenschlnk, Ann
Stephenson, Mrs;. ' Linda -Mc
Naughton, Mrs. Marlene For
bes- and! Mrs. Margery Heuther.
In.’-afte'rnoon, Misses Peggy
McAsh, Shirley Mustard, Joyce
Hdyter and Mrs. Carol ^Hunt
seirved and '■ ip1 evening,. Mrs.
;Dorotpy Williamson, Mrs.-Bar-
bara Taylor, Mrs. Eldanor Coje-
meih,. Mrs. Betty Johnson, and
;Mm. Barbara Consltt. Others
assisting were: Mrs. Anna Mc
Connell, Mrs. Edith Landsbor-
bugh, Mirs. Mabel > Heid, Mrs.
Madelon Yeats, Mrs. Blanche
Stephenson, Mrs. Beatrice Tay
lor, Mrs. Clara Johnston, Mrs.
■Eleanor McAsh, Mrs. Helen
•RAthwell, Mm. NorenexHayter,
.MrS, Mona Stephenson and
Mrk Bertha Taylor,*.
//Hostesses for bridal .showers
land’ parties prior to the Wedding
have been: the staff of .the De
partment of Agriculture and
Food/whgre the bride-elect is
employed;. ?&rs. John Smith,
Londbn; Mm.., Pat -.Taylor and
Mrs. Marlene' Forbes, at the
home of , Mim. Pat Taylor, RR
3, Clinton; Mm.-Barbara/JEisen-
sdh'ink, Exeter; Mm-. Madelon
Yeats and. Gwen,-, Clinton; and
the Varna. United-. Church and
community had an evening .in
Varna Hall last Friday night.
After a wonderful program in
cluding a ’mock wedding, the
group presented' Carol wiith a
beautiful china cabinet. On the
same- evening, the .choir and
also the Explorer group, for
which Carol has been the lead-?
er, made a presentation.
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Presbyterian Aux.
Pot-Luck Supper
The* June' 'meeting of
Madeleine Lane Auxiliary
St, iAridrew’s
Church will be in the form of
a pot-luck supper to be held
on Wednesday evening, June 7
at the summer home of Mrs.
Royce kfacaulay. Ladies are
asked to meet at the church at
6 p.m.v and’ to bring their own
picnic ' dishes.
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BUS LEAVES ’6i30 A.M. JULY 1st .?
FROM HOTEL BEDFORD, GODERICH
PICKING UP AT? CLINTON,'BRUCEFIELD,
HENSAfckJ EXETER •
$6» PER ADULT ,
dd$T INCLUDES ROUND fRIP. EY
highway Cruiser
TWO PASSPORTS TO EXPO
TWO NIGHTS IN HOTEL “
ALL TIPPING AND; BAGGAGE. v.
TRANSFERS FROM HOTEL TO EXPO AND BACK
TRAVELWISE. 432-8161
883 ADELAiDE ST., LONDON
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Qf St-u^entS/ Teachers, Rerlatives and Friends
SS No. 4 Tuckersmith
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
Registration. 1:30 p,»n« followed by Sports,
Recognition of All Teachers, Parade by Students.
Supper ^t 5:30 p,m. Bring Picnic Basket .and Dishes
Programme at 8:30 p.m,, followed by. Dancing.
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Centennial Theme for Ballet Recital
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Mrs/ Miloslawa -Zabloeka, balleft in itrudtress, has based the opening num.-'
ber of her 1967 ballet recital on the .Centennial* theme. The reaital is scheduled
for Saturday, -June 10 at 8 o’clock in Clinton Legion Hall. Above are the baton
twirlers irr the opening “Canada” number, from the left, Kathy Nielsen, Wendy
Tyndall, Kim Colquhoun, Teresa Jordan, Naneitte Leather, Kim Fank, Kathy
Massicote and Jane Worth. The Grade Four choir of Clinton Public School is
’ also featured in this number. The feature of the recital is a ballet in- one act,
“Unhappy King Aron”, with Janet Amston as the King,- The entire group is
practising - nearly every evening. ' - ,
Relax In Sun, Have Fun... ?
Still Can Serve Dessert
coffee oir tea just as they come
-from, the oven. -
(Baked just plain, they are
ideal, for splitting' and butter
ing, the perfect basisfor a
stmwbeirry or peach shortcake
served twiith ‘ cream. -
CURLY QkS
2 cups flour
2 T. (heaping) shortening
1 teaspoon -baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
4 T. wihlite sugar
bit .of salt
% cup sour milk, j
Combine dry ingredients1 and
or pastry ■blender. Add sow.’,
milk slowly until -thoroughly
moistened into a ball. Pat d’own
unfil 1-inch thick.
Cut ‘into rounds for plain hot
biscuits (larger if they are to
be used as shortcake basis');
or, pat spread thickly with but
ter and brown, sugar, sprinkle
wiith cinnaimon, roll up tightly
like jellyroll and slice about
%-4noh thick.
'Bake at 400 dte'ghees for 15
minutes. .Yields approximately
one dozen delicious biscuits.
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Now that the nicer weather
4s' here to stay, mothers may
want to play 'hooky from tee
IditoheQ once in a'while to al
low time for , those /summer
pleasures we ' all. enjoy like
swimming, golfing and just
plain relaxing.
If you want to while away
the' sunny hours of June, July
and August and still put .hot,
substantial desserts, oh the table
for your family,, take this tip
from Mrs. Gladys VanEgmond.
She tells us these desserts are
simple to prepare, quick cooking
and so good' to. eat.
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After a supper .-of’ ■ salads,,
these homemadJe "biscuits., will
put just the right finlish to
the meal. Made as Gladys sug-t
gests with cinnamon, butter and
'brown sugar, they are nice1 with
Combine dry . ingredients and
work in shortening with, a knife
Expo Pictures f
Huron Iteiros Meet
Hear Middiesex Man
The Huron Presbytery Kairos
.met in Wesley-Willis. United
'Church, Clinton, on Shtuirdhy,
May 27 when, worship..service
was conducted by Missies Mary
and Margaret Miac.Gregor, ,Lon-
don.
*. Lawrence Rffibey, London,'‘in
troduced the guest speaker, J.
R. Harriston, Lambeth, who
spoke of a survey conducted
throughput Middlesex Presby
tery whiidh. resulted in ■ an ef
ficiency report on the.churches.
Fallowing a discussion, on,
this report, Lawrence Riiibey ex-'
pressed thanks to Mr. Harrison
and conducted a business ses
sion. A lundh Was served and.
the meeting. closed wjith taps.
Next meeting will be .June 10
in Wesley-Willis United Church.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Coffee Party
The regular monthly meeting
of the Women’s 'Auxiliary to
the Clinton Public Hospital will’
be_ held! in the Nurses' Resi
dence on - Tuesday morning,
June 6 at 10 o’clock, with a.
coffee party to follow. All are
welcome.
to Clinton
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
6:15-6:30 P.M.
CKNX TELEVISION
The Clinton Women’s Insti
tute met in the board rooms of
the Dept, "of Agriculture office
on ■ May . 25. • Mrs. ■- tW- Ch1'
clough, president, - opened the
meeting. Mi’s. Art .Gioves read
minutes and correspondence. ’
Plans had to be made for the
WI district.annual held in On-'
tarto Street Church on Tuesday,
May 30. Plans, were also made
for members to attend the con
vention in Guelph on June 12.
Mrs. H/ Managhan, who at
tended the officers’ convention
in Guelph gave a very interest
ing and full report.
Mrs. C. Lockhart had the
topic on health, whichuwas very
instructive. Mrs. M. Wiltse
gave a humorous reading and
•Mrs. CHiarles Nelson gave -an
illustrated talk on?her trip to
Expo.- This was'very descrip
tive for anyone contemplating
on going. .
• Mrs. Art Groves held the.
lucky ticket oh the draw. Roll
call Was an exchange of bulbs
and slips. /The tea and bake.1
sale held during Clinton merch
ants ’ Centennial Week was a
success and $50.00 was given
to the Clinton and District Com
munity Centre Centennial Fund.
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Prevention of Rabies V*
The Health of Animals Branch of the Canada Depart-
" ment of Agriculture in co-operation With the Huron County; •
Health Unit will hold a
FREE RABIES CLINIC
CUNTON TOWN HALL
from 1:00 p m. fa 8:00 p.m.
FRIDAY. JUNE 9
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Vaccination against rabies Will Be pfCVldCd for dogs
. and cats three mbhths of age and over, Owners who re
quire Certificates of vaccination for export oi] other pur-*
pOses shoOid consult their private veterinary.' No certifi
cates will be'issued at this Clinic. '
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Help prevent human exposure to rabies, take advan
tage of this opportunity to hsivo your pets immunized. A
booster shot each year Is recommended.
Vaccination against rabies Will be ptoVidCd for dogs
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offers to Residents of Huron County
Comprehensive Medical Coverage
At Cost!
—INDIVIDUAL and GROUP RATES AVAILABLE—
.Inquire to-day from: . . ,
Robert McMillan, RR 2/ Seaforth
Pefer Roy, Clinton
Gordon Richardson, RR I , Brucefield
Bert Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth
or at
HURON CO-OPERATIVE MEDICAL
SERVICES
82 Albert St., Clinton Phone 482-9751
DINNERS
SUNDAYS-5 to 7
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Friday and Saturday Evenings Only .
"CHICKEN IN A BASKET'—SUS
ORDERS RY TELEPHONE — $1.35
Fri<kiy~&rve<! from 9:30 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.
Saturday—Served from 9:30 p.m. td Midhipht
Hotel Clinton
Featuring "CLOUD r Room
Wo Cater to bfoner iPafttas and Wedding Recoptiont
Phitin* 48i-3421 for Reservations
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Huron County School Area No. 1
FINANCIAL
REPORT
DECEMBER 31, 1966
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Statement of Revenue and Expenditure
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Revenue
Local Taxation .................
General Legislative. Grants
Other .........?.......................
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Total Revenue k •£v
V‘*
ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE
Municipalities
Assessed
To Support Board Stanley Tuckersmith Bayfield
Taxes
Requisitioned
(include /
Debt Charges)»
% of Board's
Cost Borne
fey This •
' Municipality‘ \ . * ‘y 42.8
Total Taxes Requisitioned
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'31,178 7,261
EXPENDITURE
Business Administration .............................
Instruction /...?.......................................*..............Z
Supplies .........v..............................................
Plant Operation and Maintenance.............
Transportation ............................................d.-...
Other Services ...................................
Long Term Debt Charges...’..........................:
.$ 67,661 '
. 92,510
1,199
.$ 161,370
Goderich
230
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IV
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67,661
9,260
85,069
8,879
16,478
21,515
1*119
2,940
.$144,260Total Expenditure.....................
Interim Report of Building Project
, .*"•' Central school'
Building in Progress ........................
iFuirdtufe and Equipment .......
Well fefiihng ................................... ..........................
Architect Fbb ......................'..............................
Lahdscapingf Seeding and, Sbddiri^J’.,...............
TOTAL L..,.;...*...................
School 'Sites......
OthOfc .....................
Balance On Hand December 31, 1966 *-
......,.o........,.n,..,.,.L....4A».^^467,606
V. Alderdice, Chairman
J. fe. Caldvvclh Secretary-Treasurer
k A. M. Hafner, Auditor
.$376,199
. 2,841
. 2,175
. 20,776
( 1,326
/ih-..$ 412,317 ■
16,000
9,241 ,
48
TOTAL1 .............,,,
May 11, 1967v,
March 28, 1967
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