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tptas' tel
le, over 90di Of -
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crease in, returns.
sever► We are sure it
,ould have heen 'grafter d
we not, enliste tha'a ofthe
Students in Year schil re the
useboldor :Tall. .
Would you please convey to
them our sincere ap-
preciation of this effort. So
much is said about the
negative action of students.
today and so little of the
positive, that we are going to
publicize this action in the
fapgrs Than. you
Winter home of the near
eit►ping crane,
s isrgin the
some
it flight den during
atop—over t Dallas
!pity Airport, they were met
by relatives who .had, been up
to Clinton for a trip nine years
ago.
Juel Howse of High Street
has just returned from a
holiday in. Western Canada.
Ten days were spent with her
brother, pigby, in New
Westminster, B.C. and six
days with relatives in
Saskatoon.
Recent weekend visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Cooper of 27 Bond
Street were the former's
sister, Elsie (Mrs. Percy
Elliott) of Port Colborne; her
_son, Emory and. daughter
Gail and husband, Jim
of all
Mies you have been savin
,... April 2nd is the,da' when
the Rangers. Guides an
Brownies are collecting,
Robins will be a pretty:
common sight very- soon
=ever Mrs. G. Vanderhar:
of RR 2, Dayfield took time
phone and tell us she had seen
a very large, fat one.
During the regular meeting
of ' Huronic Rebekah Lodge
held on March 15, a donation
was Made to the Concerned
Citizens' Committee of the
C1tntgn Pudic Hospital. Mrs,
Norman Trewarthaand Mrs.
Murray Taylor.. were ap-
pointed to attend the Rebekah
Assembly in Toronto in June,
The District Deputy
President, Mrs. Irene Har-
.hack of Goderich, will make
again for your interest and her official visit to the Clinton
concern for our_problem. Jennings, Lodge at the first meeting in
also from Port '�:;�►�ril. The Goderich Lodge is
Sincerely, . Colborne, While in.Clinton,
Mrs. Beryl Diutsmoa ---=Mrs. Elliott also visited with invited to attend also.
Executive Director, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cliff The date of the spring
Cooper of Victoria Street. Dessert ' Euchre has been set
for..W;ednesday, April 28: -'Tho
Ever come in your front last card pia► of the season
door and have ' $1.,000 go out is to be held March 25. The
the back door - that happened March group. convened by
to Guss Boussey this week.. Mrs. Olive Ball and Mrs. John
When CFPL Radio, London McCowan served lunch.
phoned with the news quiz
question Guss just walked in
the door and didn't know the
answer.
Mrs. Kay Wise of Raglan
Street received an answer to
a letter she had written to Dr.
Brian Holmes. Dean of the
Faculty of Medicine Toronto
assuring her of his personal
interest re the closure of the
Clinton Public Hospital. Dr.
Holmes is a personal friend of
Kay's -- and in a postscript to
the tetter mentioned the fact
that M. Miller had just
suffered his heart attack
after the letter was written.
$swirls from the Clinton
figure Skating Club' com-
peted .in Sarnia in the Western.
Ontario Section Winter
Invitational Competition on
Mato, 19 and 20. Kim Mar-
sden finished third , her
flight in the thirdtest ladies
under 13, Brenda Dupee
finished third in second test
ladies under 13 and Shelley
Middleton finished third in
first test ladies- under 13,
while Peggy Jones finished
fourth in second test ttdies3-
16.
All together the girls picked
up a total' of 11 points for the
Club. Other members -of the
• clubs who competed were
Margaret DupeeJennifer
.Malpass and Carolyn Wbod.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Hartley
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Cochrane have returned from
a holiday in Corpus Christi,
Texas. They also visited
Brownsville, Texas and
Matamoros.Mett e°.
At Corpus Christi they
visited the Aransas National
Wildlife Refuge, which is the
aniummon.
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COMING SOON
TO YOUR
COMMUNITY
MAY TIME
MUSIC TIME
Two reminders —
the
The Clinton Women's
Institute held a successful St.
Patrick's card party March
16 in Clinton Town Hall, with
12 tables participating.
Winners were: ladies' high,
Mrs. Teresa Barnes ; ladies'
tow, Mrs. Arthur Groves;
lone- hands, Mrs. Myrtle
Read; men's high, Watson
Webster; men's low, Arthur
Groves; lone hands. Charles
Cunningham. Draws on
• groceries were won by Mrs.
Ernest Dale, Watson Web-
ster, Mrs. George Cun-
ningham of Seaforth and Mrs.
Grace White. The birthday
nearest SL Patrick's Day -
Mrs. Myrtle Read.
OPP Report
OPP report two accidents
happened on slippery High-
way 8. on Sunday. March 21.
The first accident occurred
two miles east of Clinton, at
5:15 p.m.
Hartley Monaghan of
Clinton was westbound on
Highway 8 and William
Manning of Stratford was
eastbound when the two
vehicles they were driving
struck each other.
Mr. Monaghan's vehicle
received $800 damages while
the vehicle Mr. Manning was
driving received $1,500
damages. There were no
injuries.
At 5:45 p.m. another ac-
cident took place on Highway
8. two miles east of the
Benmiller Road.
Michael Gregg of Toronto
was . east bound and Blan-
chard Wolfe of Clinton was
westbound when their cars
struck each other on the
slippery road.
Mr. Gregg's vehicle
received $700 damages and
Mr. Wolfe's vehicle received
$200 damages.
There were no injuries.
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head has swollen at the Metric Workshop head In the school board office last Wednesday*
His bead measured 60 centimeters, millimeters which used to equal 24 inches.
Wilfred Shortreed of Morris Township awaits his turn as Doug Bundy from GDCI tells
them how to do it properly. [News -Record photo)
Pole Ali
Marra last a law ai WWI*
term available in
Thear ere'specI { sal* .prices.
arch 1747. Pay -ritt
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"We are looking into a
variety of schemes of-
fering alternatives to
reducing the cost of our
health care plan, and 1 do.
appreciate receiving Your
suggestions...
Fran S ?''Miller
Minister d6 Health
CLINTON CITIZENS ACTION COMMITTEE
Below are some
questions, some
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the lad(
hospital facilitiesif this
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scoop is allowed Sore
through: 'c�inteY S�x
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thing",Hos al is he Ctrous
a ells
operations have had disastrous
forspttaland l /n Clinton
Medical
couldn't an
died/ nursing ask
Wince °j' meals." r'
Sham residt
statements, and some appeals.
Read them,
consider them, and
act upon them.
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answer E°over-
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cro`aa a ail � ' . � Resident.
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say, to hell
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die. '
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resident.
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co ng of theSe Smatter the
mmunit mailer
because of tltehespitals
Social and medical,
economic
pact
lust can't sta b
aside ane
noun. out ofe sup a heart
nrties ., h C°m-
.Johv sweeney
Kircher.' Al. RP.
Wilmot
people of
of the --boat the
..,most wit% --.b end
people Clinton cher
Chen of or an iter is
hospt a at Mr •
hospital that resident .
closing." Wrngnam
How do you feel about Hospital closings?
0 ur lives are less secure because of
the closings.
's are more important than lives.
P
lease help us survive.
1
nitiative now will assure u$
of health later.
Talk without action will
allow us to die.
kre you standing idly by?
isten to the comments
of others
AVES OUR HOSPITAL
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hospital
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v1o`t a des ester
travel tat ent��,,, e t
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the
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Che ,, re giCen a �a ,
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resided
person is entitled
.fEvery.tai ire. and 1 tour
to Nose+ sit in
we can not Pew, with a
'comfortable ug cam .
of sm ratulate
teetin9 and coag itat
ptace1% that our hose
ourselves 1:':t( te
not a: n r.
was a
great axerr r shalt we told
obit hands and tike Cain Of
sic Gol,
our tithes a
the plate bather's
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Reeeer�• Win9ham resident
Are we going to lose our hospital because you didn't let
the hospital board in your town know of your concern for
the health care of your neighbours in Clinton and area?
Remi these quotes from letters received from your area
and from elected offljcials, then send in your own personal
protest.
Sponsored by Clinton Citizen's Action Committee - Rhone 412.1172