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PARTMNT OF PU1C 'WORKS OF CANADA
VE 1 • kA., BUILDII1GCLtNTON
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•CLINTON.—The HOnourable
Jean-Paul Deschatelets, Minister
of Public Works, has announced
the award of'a $188,691 'cqntract
to Frank Van Bussell and Sons
Limited Of Lucan, Ont., for the
"construction of a Federal Build-
• ing at Clinton, Ont.
The firm submitted the low-
tst bid of three in response to
advertisinx for public tens
whiph•elosed on August 26, 1964.
The highest bid was $198,000,
The work is-scheoluled ftir com-
pletion. in 12 months.
The one story building; With
bssement, will be located on the
corner of King and Wellington
streets. It will have a frontage
of 8Q feet and a depth of 65
feet with a vehicular -entrance!
from King street. Construction,
consisting of precast concrete
columns and . precast. •panels„.
make up a large part of the
King.- street elevation. The re-
maining "exterior cohsists of
gmooth grey- brick in panels be-
tween the precast columns.
The window frames and doors
will be af aluminum with full-
length plate glass in. the doors.
The entrance lobby and vesti-
bule will have terrazzo floors
with painted plaster walls. The
remainder of the building will
he finlThed in rcOmbination of.
linoleum floor cOVering, painted
plaster wails and acoustic ceil-
ings.
Heating will be by a hot
water gas fired system. A park-
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ing area will be provided on the
west portion of the property.
,The building will be occupied'
by the Post Office Department
and the Department of National
Revenue.
Plans and specifications were
p pared for the Department of
Public Works by ,Harold L.
Hicks and Associates, Architects
of London, Ont.
AND SPICE
by Rill Smiley
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DO WIVES REALLY 'HAVE IT creature in marriage who is
MADE?' '” trapped, who is the slave to his
Some, of my best. friends are
family, and who, very often, is
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bored silly with the whole bus. -
women. I like women_general, .h.ess; „
ly, becailse they are compassion- , • ••
ate, courageous, and smell nice. I I have no need to quofe any
kind of an "ologist.':, All I have
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Some are good lookers. Others to do is loelc,aralind. me.
▪ Obituaries.-
MRS, ROBERT WENGER I Winghani, on October 19. In-
terment was at Mitchell.
A former resident of Gode- I *
rich and a member of the Gode- I
rich amateur dramatic group
back in the 1920s, Mrs. Robert
MRS. *WART H. RUTLEDGE
The funeral service for Re -
Wenger of Wingham died. at becca Rutledge, 77, was held
Wingham and District Hospital Tuesday afternoon at the'Stiles
on October 16. She was the funeral _home. Rev. W. J. ten
mother of Barry and- Robert Hooper officiated with inter -
Wenger,.. , publishers of The -ment in Maitland cemetery. The
Wingham Ad•varice-Times. pallbearers were Dorian Rut -
A graduate of Stratford Mo- ledge, Clinton; -Howard Thomp-
del School and London Norinar son,. Goderigh-,1 'Douglas Haiti.
School, she taught public son, Exeter; Gordon Taylor,
are good cookers. Most have •a *.schools in Bidd.ulph Township Aubi.irn; :Wilmer 13ut_ledge, Nile,
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tion, hiS name was a by -word a • ati
refused to.stand by and let that ',among the troeps,.a symbol of
fine creature, the housewife, be dash and elan. There's not
lead, or misled, into a morass-, much left of his former fiendish
of frustration and unhappiness ; skill as he steers his shqpping,
by a few frustrated,unhappy cart submissively aboutthe
supermarket. -His wife is busy!
Friday nightswith her little,
For years, I have been fight- theatre •group. • , .
ing a battle.' It has been made
up of skirmisties in speeches, • There's the '6Forriier bomber
fullscale attacksin this column, !•;',)': lor three ears, he held
and occasional hand•to-handwt!firi' hi.; clever and capable
combat withny old lady. Irti-ncii six, thousand h.orssep!ower,
• •ix• of; bbnibs, and thn1ives
Onome oecaiOn5. have •,e men, 1 W;onder if he feels
heen iUtTt1ffiy lYnners -MT "fulfilled.as a human being" as
tf't'ed, my forces i'sh disarray. he drops another quarter in. tte
Itut My. ideals have remained coin wash.. Bit ,it's Saturday
in!aet, my cause untarni.5heci. nhtht and his wife likes to
W.atch the movie on \,--7-1,Lec-- ,
••. Once in a while, I've won a ' • * * *
minor encounter. At a party, Most of the damage has been
for instance, when a housewifedone by a comparativ'ely small ;•
has flung -a drink in my face group of „harridans who have
and rushed off,to the bathroom produced a veritable tidal wave
in a confusion of rage and tears. of books, magazine articles and
TV' diatribes, all with ,the same
•I don't regret a minute of the theme i if you are a housewife
ions. campaign. The only thing (a) you are unhappy and frus•
that has clepres.;ed me has been tratecl;• (b) you're. a „slob be -
the intense loneliness, Time:.capse yebgre not out working,
aitcrag-ain I have felt like a lost • or writing a novel or sculpting
patrol, cut off from all rein- a sculp or something. -
forcernelts, betrayed by 'allies.; * *
* * - Normal, intelligent house -
But my heart leaped in My, vi,•ivps, under this finger .of
breast with new hope the ether,' scorn, are slinking around guilt -
day, when I read an article in 1 ily, trying to corrvinee them- ,
Meclean's magazine. Ior the,Lselves that they are unhappy, 1
first time in a decade or more, frustrated shirkers. The only
I felt, that my cause, "Equality • thing I'm worried about is that
for Husbands," had ari• outside, they may succeed.
chance of winnins. *
* , As any w6man of real insight
Title of the article was. "Mar- knows, it is the male of the
riage is Easy Street (For Wo- family who is a slave to the
men)." Written by Sidney Katz, family, who is frustrated, un-
it was a sober, factual refut-fUlfilled and trapped. Let me
ation of that base, insidious and quote from the article. In a
increasing whine of the timos—t, survey, one housewife said, "A
that a hatisewife. Ls "hqred, trap- married Woman has it made."'
ped. a slave toiler family, and' • *
unfulfilled as a human being," Welconfe to ON barricades,
* * Katz, You can aide
Mr. Katz quotes socioI�gst,while I sharpen my finger to
psychologist and anthropologist,.stick it in the dyke.
to prove what I have been say'. *
ing for years: that it is just the. Go get him, girls. Katz, that
opposite, that it is the male. is.
female agitators,
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.111 litz,friaf.ers
In Flanders Fields the poppies, blow ,
Between the crosses,row; on row,
That marl< cur pla‹...e; and in the sky •
'The larks, stiitfilaveli; sitving, fly
t.zsergi,?. heard amid the
we,oeiw til,,itf..5110a 'days aoo*-qr`wirop/'
We lived, felt din, samt •
etta-riattEA'tZtlfit now WflW
In Flanders Fields.
Take 41 our quarrel With the to441':,,,ii,;•,
Te you from, f'aiiin1.63nd,s, we ttirc'w
Ttie torch, be.Si•,,nttr to titel
If ve break
'e 'shalt o1 $f4p.
nders
home. She had lived in Gode-
rich since 1946. Her parents
were the late Edward Chaniney
and Rachel Marwood, of West
Wawanosh Township. In 1907
she married Robert Hall Rut-
ledge of 'the same township.
Mrs. Rutledge was a member of
North Street United Church.
Surviving besides tier
hs -
band are two sons, Roy, :Sat -
ford; Lloyd, London; one daugh-
ter-, Mrs. Ross (Muriel) ,,Harri-
son, Gbderich; two -sisters, Mrs.
Mae Thompson, Goderich; Mrs.
Mina Sheridan, Oshawa; nine
grandchildren, and 12 great-
grandchildren.
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DEFENDING DONNA BOYES
Famed .Defense Lawyer
Here For P.U.C. Case
WaRin of Toronto, one
of • Canada's leading criminal
lawyers, has been 'called in to
help defend Mrs. Donna Boyes,
'former secretary -treasurer of
the Seaforth Public Utilities
Commission who, is charged
with stealing $4,110.09 from the
PUC.
The other member of the de-
fense team is Goderich Lawyer
Dan Murphy. '
Prosecutor is Crown Attorney
Wklliam Cochrane ;of ,Goderich.
Tile preliminary hearing of
Mrs. Boyes opened October 16,
with .three witnesses giving
testimoriY.
Testifying Ootober 16 we're
I). J. Sills, chairman of the
Seaforth PUC, J. F. Robinson of
London, chartered accountant
Clifrkson, or on an com-
pany in .4iarge of special in-
v(Istigation, and Ray Boussey,
manager of the PUC.
Magistrate H. Glenn Hays,
after hearing more than 20 wit-
nesses, on Monday committed
1V11 -s. Boyes for trial.
The Croft okayed a bair re-
newal of $5,000 put up by the
defenclanVs father-in-law and
husband.
Among those testifying were
Mrs. Janet Scott and Mrs. Mar-
jorie Bridge, co-workers of Mrs.
Bayes who, testified on billing
procedures.
'Mrs. Boyes of R.R. 2, Sea -
forth, is charged with stealing
the money between 196,g and
1964.
Committed To Trial.
TQM Romp', •Godericii cus-
toms official charged with steal-
ing money from Branch 109,
Royal Canadian Legian, has
been committed to trial.
13ecause of the special cere-
mony to install Huron County
Judge Robert Hetherington, the
'October -15court docket was
light.
Before. the niagistrate's court.
were the cases of; William John
O'Neill, charge of impaired
driving, pleaded guilty, fined
$100 or 14"days in jail and lic-
ense- susPend8d two years in
Canada; Letnard Harvey,Bloom-
, that' 'of udder $'5t--
jcrurned 'for one week; Gordon
White and William Young, Wil-
ful damage, withdrawn by the
complainant, Clarence J. Essex;
Alfred E. Scot6hrrier; charged
with violation of the 'unemploy-
ment insurance eel, adjourned
for one week; Paul 'Christian
Erb, illegal possession of !licin-
or, pleaded guilty, $35 and costs;
and Vernon James Green, fin -
proper passing, pleaded guiltL
$25 and costs, and‘Kirk Van -
stone, indecent exposure charge,
referred to Ontario Hospital for
psychiatric tests.
HOLMESVIL
HODIVIF.SVILLE; M/ Ted
McCullough has joined the staff
of the -Ro3041 Bank of Canada,
end is in the St. lair and 0a1 -
wood branch, in °Toronto,
- Ill.C.1hf. Entertain
The U.C.W. of Holmesville
United Church entertained the
women of the United churches
of lienmiller, Varna, Turner's
and Clir4on, and the Anglican
Church, Middleton, at their Fall
Thankoffering service. The
guests were welcomed by Mrs.
Lloyd Bond and 'Mrs. Edward
Grigg. Mrs. Jim Lobb was at
the organ throughout the
whole service, and Mrs -Stewart
Farquhar and Mrs. Harry Cud -
more were the ushers for the
day. The president, Mrs. L.
Bond, was in the chair, and gave
the 'call to worship. The de-
votienal part of the meeting
Was taken by' Mrs. L. Jervis,
reading the Scripture lesson,
Mrs. F, McCullough giving the
comments on it. Mrs. R. Miller
led in To er. Mrs. C. Tebbutt
read •a poem. Mrs, W. Hollaiid
and Mrs. B. Sutter sang a duet.
Mrs. E. Grigg introduced the
guagt speaker, Mrs. Capt. Roy
Wambold, of theSalivation Army
in Goderich.'!Mrs. 'Wombold
gave an interesting talk on her
work in Hazelton,' in Northern
B.C. She had on display some
artieles that, had men made by
the Indians in that district. The
guest speaker, and Others help-
ing with the piogram, were
thanked by Mrs. H. Cudmore.
Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Sutter,
sang another duet. Mrs: g,Pot-
ter read a poem. The meeting
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closed with WS. Bond giving
the benediction. A lunch was
served by the ,social committee,
Mrs. K. Harris, Mrs. 0. Blake,
Mrs. W. Norman and Mrs.- J.
Yet), assisted by Mrs. B. White-
ley.
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At ,Bayfield
BAYFIELD.—The Ontario
Municipal Board will sit at
the Village Hall, Bayfield,' on
November 19 at 11 a.m., for
the hearing of the application
of Fred P 'Arkell 'and others
for the incorporation of the
inhabitants of the Police Vil-
lage of Bayfield and of cer-
tain adjoining lands for in-
corporation as a Village.
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