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PAGE —CLINTON4NEWS-RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1977
Remembrance Day. To
remember or not to
remember is your choice -
that's right. But while you are
doing the choosing - take a
minute to think, that at the
time of two world wars there
were countless thousands for
whom there was only one
obvious choice - to serve their
country. Today every one of
us enjoy the benefits of the
choice they made. The
freedom we take for granted
was paid for at the highest
price of all.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Young, Marg, Jennifer and
Jane left St. Lawrence, Nfld.
on October 27 and spent a
week in Clinton with
Stewart's family, Mr, and
Mrs. Henry Young and Glen
before going to Kitimat, B.C.,
where Stewart, who is with
Alcan, has been transferred.
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A welcome is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Cook of
280 Raglan Street who have
moved to Clinton from Mit-
chell. Mr. Cook is hydro in-
spector for this area. The
Cooks have four girls Karen
12, Kimberly 9, Cindy 8 •and
three-year-old Sheila,
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Douglas Cantelon of Rat-
tenbury Street W. who wis
recently installed as District
Deputy Grand Warden of
Huron District No. 8, I.O.O.F.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Leibold,
RR 2, Clinton and their kin
had a surprise visitor this
past week, - Mrs. Harold
Baxter of New Brunswick.
Mrs, Baxter, who originally
lived in London, is the niece of
Mrs. Leibold and the gran-
ddaughter of Mrs. Louella
Leppington. After spending a
few days she left by jet for
home.
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On October 28, Fanshawe
College, London, held
graduation ceremonies for
apprentices enrolled in the
electrical and motor vehicle
mechanic programs. Local
and area students graduating
were: In the advanced
electricians - Donald J.
Oesch, Zurich; advanced
motor vehicle mechanics -
Ernest R. Pfrimmer,
Goderich; Chester A. Edgar,
Wroxeter; Richard
Hoogendoorn, Clinton;
Donald G. Workman,
Brussels.
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Dart Club each month holds a
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high and low tournament.
Winners of the last match
were: high lady, Mrs. Joyce
Cook; high man, Murray
McKenzie; lows, Mrs. Helen
Tench, and Ted Wade.
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With daylight saving gone,
dusk comes around five
o'clock now, in fact by
December, it will be dark at
that hour. Up until the snow
comes, there will be plenty of
If,ids still riding bikes - and it
would really help the motorist
if these bikes were well
identifiable with lights,
reflectors or reflector tape,
preferably all three - but
lights are required by law.
And while on the subject of
bikes. In the mornings,
between 8 and 9 a.m. Rat-
tenbury Street East can be a
motorist's nightmare
because he or she can be
confronted with half a dozen
bikes, - some coming up the
left side and others up the
right side of the street - all
abreast.
Please, all you parents,
with bike riders in your
family, make sure your
youngsters observe all the
rules of hike safety.
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For members of the Clinton
Business Association - don't
forget the Christmas
Decorating Party this coming
Tuesday, November 15 at
Bartliff's Restaurant.
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- And for everyone - be sure
and watch next week's News -
Record for alldetails on the
Clinton Business
Association's Grand
Christmas Give -a -way, - five
lucky draws between Nov. 19
and Dec. 17 for a total of
$1,000 worth of merchandise
certificates. Participating
stores will display pennants
and posters. Also there will be
free turkey draws for lucky
shoppers.
OPP report
Norman C. Cartwright, 36,
of Londesboro received $1,500
in damage to a pickup truck
he was driving and minor
injuries after he was involved
in an accident with David
Chapman, 19', of London early
Sunday afternoon.
The Chapman vehicle,
which had $2,000 in damages
was north bound on Highway
4, just south of Londesboro
when it met with the Cart-
wright vehicle at the in-
tersection of concession 8 and
9. The Cartwright truck had
been travelling east on the
sideroad when the two cars
met at the intersection.
Joanne Radford, 21, of
Goderich Township received
minor injuries when she was
involved in a single car ac-
cident on Saturday,
November 5 at•2 a.m.
She was travelling on
concession 15 and 16, just
south of Highway 8 when the
car she was driving went into
a ditch and struck a hydro
pole.
Damage to the car was set
at $1,000.
Earl Flynn, right, of RR 4, Clinton won both the Victoria
and Grey Trust award for the champion swine showman,
and the Bank of Commerce award for having the top gilt
at the 4-H achievement night. (photo by Oke)
Stuck in the middle
by Shelley McPhee
Welcome to the middle of the page.
I sit in this same spot every week, sometimes a little
up, sometimes a little down, Sometimes I move left a
column width or I get shoved to,the right by my friendly
competitor Town Talk, but like it or not, I'm always here
soniewher•e in the middle.
I'm decorated with a boxed effect and set in a wider
type to make the page look more versatile and to give me
a- limelighted position, Yet it's not the easiest spot to be
in, I must be careful to watch my language at times, so I
don't offend or mislead the youngsters who also read this
page, and I must keep my topics interesting enough to
attract readers of all ages, who often find themselves
turned to page -'
Anyway, I must accept the fact that I'm stuck in the
middle, rarely ever on, top, and luckily never at the
bottom, which cones to the paint of this column.
You see, I've been unintentionally lying to you for some
time now by the fact that I'm not "From Up Here",
neither in my position hi this page, and unfortunately not
in my life.
Originally, this title was given to my sound -off space
when I was on top cif things from my apartment. At that
time, I faced onto the main corner of Clinton and got to
see and hear all the action., day and night, whether I
wanted to or not.
. However,' due to my gypsy blood, or some' other
unexplainable reason, 1 Moved from my "high rise" onto
a ground floor par t[.ttOIsewhere in Clinton.
Since then,, I've hada fpr�ti'ipeople jokingly accuse me of
being a • liar since •J'rr not "up here" anymore and
although I realized this, I opted to keep my column title
for the lack of something better to call it.
Anyway, since beginning this week's column which
was intended to tell you how it feels like to he in the
middle of the page and plan action to outwit my com-
petition, I've come up with. a change of mind and perhaps
a new title for my spot on this page.
since this seems to he my designated space, not that
I'm. complaining, and "From Up Here" is really not a
truthful or appropriate name, I'm going to tell Editor
Jim of my rash decision to change my column title. •
Now if only 1 could change my name to Ann Landers
and learn how to he a columnist, 1 might be headed for
the top.
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Hullett Happenings
Hallowe'en party
On Monday, October 31. the
school tiad a Hallowe'en
party. The three judges were
Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Walters,
and Miss Querengesser.
For each grade prizes were
given for the most original,
funniest, best homemade and
ugliest.
Visitor from
New Zealand
On Thursday, November 3,
Jennie Haworth from
Springhill, New Zealand
came to the school, She talked
about her homeland and
showed slides of New
Zealand. She also went from
room to room and talked to
the teachers.
Guest speaker
Mrs. Jamieson's grade 2
class had a guest speaker last
week,
Mr. Jamieson, the guest
speaker, was talking to the
class about milk and milk
products. He also showed a
film and some slides.
Unicef
On October 31, many
students of Hullett Central
participated in taking Unicef
boxes out on Hallowe'en
Night.
The total earnings were
$220. This campaign proved
to be very successful.
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Walk, log, run,
skate, ski, swim,
paddle, pcual
don't let life
catch you with
your head down
Fitness is fun.
Try some.
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My beef is with a record club
that had a special offer to its
members. By purchasing two
or more records they were
entitled to bonus coupons to a
Free record.
The catch"is, that to receive
this "Free" record, a person
has to pay mailing, handling
charges as well as sales tax. Is
this legal?
The Ontario Retail' Sales Tax
people say that, if an item is
really FREE then no taxes
can be charged on it. However
in your case, it seems to be a
little bit different because, you
purchased regular mer-
chandise which included
coupons that could be
redeemed as part payment.
Apparently in a case like this,
tax has to be collected .on the
total price of the advertised
item.
Sorry, but that's the way it
stands.
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South Edge CLINTON
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IF BUSY
482-9796
A blind friend of mine was
involved in an incident that
took place in an out of town
restaurant. He entered this
place with his seeing -eye dog
and was refused service: He
pointed out to the waitress
that Ontario law made
it illegal to refuse him service,
but all his pleas fell on deaf
ears!
Could you spell this act out in
• black and white, please, so
that others will become more
familiar with it.
The piece of Ieglislation that
you speak about cane into
effect in Ontario in January
1st 1976, and it does indeed
make it an offence to refuse
service to a blind person
accompanied by a guide dog.
The blind person though, has
to be carrying a white cane.
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GODERICH
MARKERS
When we moved ` into our
apartment we signed a two
year lease but now a new
owner has delivered us an
eviction notice which
demands immediate ter-
mination to our lease. I have
told my wife not to worry, but
she is very upset.
Can you set her mind at rest,
please?
From all that you state in your
letter, it would appear that
your new owner has a great
deal to learn about being a
landlord. Unless he has some
very valid reason for im-
mediate eviction the new
owner of a previously rented
property buys that property
subject to all existing leases.
In other words, whether the
new owner likes it or not, he
has no choice but to wait until
your lease 'runs out.
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