Clinton News-Record, 1969-07-10, Page 41Frelli My Window
No need for notes
Shirley Kesler
Just when you think you've
seen and heard enough so that
you will not be surprised by
1
ar y thi ng else that happens,,ygu
are suddenly faced with a new
concept which is so utterly
fantastic you cannot help but to
be amazed.
That's exactly what happened
to me last week when I picked
up the daily newspaper to read
this snappy headline: Sex School
Proposed.
The dateline on the story was
London, England, so I was
immediately prepared for
something wildly way-out. I
wasn't disappointed. Seems that
a British socialist has suggested a
school where the art of making
love would be taught to the
boys.
The story wasn't at all
explicit about what age these
lads would be, but I presume
they would be in their early
teens.
The purpose of the course
would be to explode the theory
Clinton personals
Miss Nina MacDonald,
daughter of Mrs. Ron
MacDonald, has returned to
Vancouver, B.C., after a brief
visit en route with Mr. and Mrs.
James MacDonald in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
MacDonald and family of West
Covina, California, are visiting
with his mother, Mrs. Ron
MacDonald, and family.
Police Constable and Mrs.
Gerald Shaddick and Tommy of
Woodstock, and Carl and
Marilyn Ward and family of
Stratford spent the weekend
with Clinton Constable and Mrs.
Ab Shaddlck.
Mrs, Marion Seeley of Clinton
and Miss Mary MacMillan of
Goderich Ieft last week for a
tour of the British Isles, Miss
MacMillan will return at the end
of the month and Mrs. Seeley
will go on to Germany to visit
her son, Robert, and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Dalgleish of Clinton were visited
this week by Mrs. Dalgleish's
brother, Nelsonto.
Sat r his 'fe
and four children, from
orlyalk, Calif, Also,visi_tmg was
`TDalgieish's inother, " Mrs.
Maud Salter of Parkhill. The
Californians are going on to
spend a week with relatives in
Bowmanviile before again
heading westward.
Laurel Anne Bond, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs.`Lloyd Bond, RR
3, Clinton (Holmesville); passed
her Grade II theory examination
from the Royal Conservatory of
Music, Toronto, with 'first class
honours.
Mr: and Mrs. Eric Switzer of
Clinton are hosts for several
weeks to Maryanne Taylor, 11,
of Red Lake, Alta, Maryanne is
the daughter of William and
Betty (Switzer) Taylor and niece
of Mr, Switzer and is visiting a
dumber of relatives in the area
this summer.
that "doing what comes
naturally" is outmoded and
unsatisfactory, •
Michael. Schofield, who has
researched the sexual behaviour
of young people .told the Family
Planning Association's annual
conference, "It must be made
clear that a satisfactory sex life
is not something that comes
naturally."
I wouldn't know Michael
Schofield if I stepped right en
his head—and I haven't the
distinction to be an expert in
any field, certainly not the
sexual behaviour of young boys,
Local witnesses
go to convention
Washington columnist Carl T.
Rowan recently wrote: "We
cling to the dream that we can
have `peace on earth, good will
toward men.' But a realistic look
at human behavior in all parts of
the world raises the question of
whether there is any hope for
mankind."
Hunan behavior
notwithstanding, there is no
question about a hope for
mankind and peace on earth
among Jehovah's Witnesses. As
an expression of •their
confidence, the Witnesses are
holding an eight-day "Peace on
Earth" International Assembly
in Buffalo, New York, and area
witnesses are • present as
delegates.
Harl McNally of Clinton,
presiding minister of the Clinton
Congregation of Jehovah's
Witnesses, is Ieading the local
delegation to the assembly,
which is being held this week
July 6-13 in Buffalo's War
Memorial Stadium.
According to Mr. McNally,
more than 40,000 persons from
all over the world are expected
to attend..
"The convention theme is
most appropriate," Mr. McNally
said. "To Jehovah's Witnesses
the expression "peace on earth,"
uttered by angels of heaven the
.of es s birth, is not, an
night, ,Jesus',, �,
empty one; leis full of meaning
%, and, for us, has already becgine
reality: _•
"As if to ui:,uerline our
confidence in the Bible's
promise of peace on earth for
the righteously inclined, the
public lecture that will climax
our assembly has been titled:
"The Approaching Peace of a
Thousand Years!"
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llut I'm willing to wager that a
Schofield .Sex School would .be
the biggest waste of time, energy
and finances ever to hit the
British educational system.
I don't suggest that the
students wouldn't enjoy their
studies or that they couldn't
learn something of benefit to.
them when they first hop into
the sack with a young lady of
their choice.
What I am suggesting is that a
course in technique would
reduce the honeymoon to little
more than an application of a
lesson. It would tend to
eliminate the blundering
excitement that makes life so
wonderful for newlyweds.
Take for instance, the fellow
who comes to the nuptial bed
with a head full of pre -conceived
ideas about how the sex act
should be performed. His
blushing bride is not only
embarrassed by her new role as a
woman who must now give
herself freely to her husband,
but she is embarrassed by the
fact that she is to be the focal
point of an experiment that will
determine how much hubby has
absorbed in his sex classes.
She is at a disadvantage
because she is new at this
pastime, but what is worse she
feels her husband's attentions s
are second-hand, as phony as a
three -dollar bill.
The kids in my generation
didn't go to school to learn how
to make love and believe it or
not, many of them are happily
married, too. Love is
undoubtedly the magical
ingredient in nine out of ten
cases.
That's where Mr. Schofield is
missing the boat. The art of
lovemaking may be a necessary
study for the guy who wants to
make it with any woman he can
seduce, but for the fellow who
loves only one gal and displays
his love for her in so many little
ways the playboy could never
comprehend, that man will have
no need for notes on how to
make whoopee. Mother Nature
can still produce the most thrills
-•
and chills for the• truly -devoted
couple who, without formal
lessons, have stumbled 'on the':`
secrets of sexual satisfaction.
Doing what comes naturally
may be passe....but most women
could take one ordinary joe with
a heart full of love ahead of a
truckload of fancy dans who
learned passion from a textbook.
From our early files
75 years pg 0
The Clinton NPW Era
July 13. 1,894
Mr, Rutherford of Owen
Sound was a guest with Rev, 4.
W. Holmes tills week; he
wheeled from Owen $ound, a
distance of 100 miles, in ane
slay.
Rev. Mr, Newcombe of town
carried a watch which ran
uninterruptedly for 40 years.
When he concluded to
suPeranuate, the watch, likely
out of sympathy, did likewise,.
and it refused to go any longer.
Many persons thought a
mistake had been made when
the cows were prohibited from
running at large, but the
Goderich papers are asking for a
by-law like, ours owing to the
damage `arid nuisances by cows
at large
55 ;years ago
July 9. 1914
Mr, J, Hartley, who is
principal of the bilingual school
at Vankleek Hill and who was
principal here, is teaching the
summer school at Sharbot Lake.
Mr, Hartley intends to spend a
short time here in August among
old friends.
Mr. Will Moffat was a visitor
in Brussels last week.
Dr. Annabelle McEwen of
Medicine Hat, is here on a visit
with her mother and sister.
The Telephone Co. has been
connected with the Hydro and
the power is used instead of the
wet battery as in former days.
40 'years ago
July 11, 1929
Miss Donna Cochrane has
returned from a fortnight's
holiday with Hamilton and
Burlington friends.
Miss. W. E. Thompson of
Toronto has been visiting during
the past week at her home in
town.
RECEPTION
and
DANCE
for
Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Steckle
(nee Patricia Nordahl)
ZURICH, ARENA
SATURDAY, JULY,19
Music by
Bluew,ater Playboys
Everyone Welcome
Lunch Provided
28b
Misses, Myrtle Armstrong,
Vera Pepper, Jean Twyford,
Eileen Rumball, Jean Mutch,
.Susie Liverrtnore, Evelyn Hall,
Margaret Plunlsteel, Delores
Harris and Marion Mason of
Clinton are spending a fortnight
in Jowett's Grove, Bayfield,
Mr. Elgin Mason, who has
spent the past couple of weejcs
visiting Mrs. Alice Mason of
town, leaves this week for New
York City, During his sojourn
here, Mr. Mason arranged for the
reshingling of the barn on his
farm in Hullett and other
improvements, as while he is not
living on the farm he likes to
keep things in repair.
25 years ago
July 6. 1944
Miss Madeleine Hawkins
spent the holiday weekend with
her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
George Suitter of Newton.
Miss Marg Gray of Toronto
was the guest of Mrs. P. Hearn
'ver the weekend.
Mrs. Carleton Greene and
baby returned to their home in
Avon, N.Y. after spending the
last three weeks at the home of
her fPther, Mr. W. H. Hellyar.
Mrs. M. Pryce and daughter,
Mary Jane, of London were
guests for a few days recently
with Miss Aphra Steepe, and on
their return were accompanied
by Mrs. Collyer who had been
visiting in Clinton.
15 years ago
July 8, 1954
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fink and
family, Trenton, have been
visiting the lady's parents Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Persan,
Trenton have been renewing
acquaintances in town and while
here were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Jervis.
Trac and Mrs, Dalt -Chabot,
North Bay, spent list week with
the lady's Barents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Lobb, before leaving
with the jet squadron for
Cornox, B.G,
10 years ago
July 2, 195$
Mrs, A. C. Kelly and. children,
Palo Alto, California, are
spending a month's vacation
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs..
J. A. McGill.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart
MacDonald and son Bradley,
London, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Ron MacDonald. They are
planning to leave on Friday by
plane from Malton Airport, to
Montego Bay, Jamaica, where
they will make their home.
Dr. and Mrs, J. Maurice
Kingston, Molly and John,
Seattle, Wash., are spending their
vacation at the homes of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Plumsteel, Clinton and Dr. N. R.
Kingston, London, and also with
Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Snell, Oak
Ridge Acres, London.
Junior Farmers
Clinton Junior Farmers and
Junior Institute members met
recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, John Rodges for a hayride
and weiner roast. The 25 young
people enjoyed themselves with
the only accident being a lost
shoe and a wet sock.
They returned to the house
and held a short business
meeting. The dance committee
reported that a dance was
planned July 11 in the Auburn
Hall for the World Literacy
program which they support.
The members voted to have
the proceeds of the Variety
Night to be given to the
Retarded Children's Association
in Goderich. Other committees
reported and the weiner roast
rounded off the evening.
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2. Keep from between
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3. Ride your bike safely
and obey all signs and
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4. Play your games in a
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5. Walk when you leave
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6. Where there a r e no
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facing traffic.
1.
Clintpri News Record, Thursday, July 10,
Middleton.
news
Mrs. Edward. Wise returned
home on :Say 'After being a
patient in St. Jsh's .Hosptal,
London, for the
opasept two weekis,,
lier many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
The Rev. and Mrs, Warren. S.
Outerbridge, and son Peter, :of
Frenklinville, New York, spent
some days last week with Mr,
and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Mr.
Outerbridge was a former rector
of the Bayfield -Middleton
parish.
Mrs. Alan W. Edwards and
Mr. and Mrs. Alan John Edwards
of Toronto were also recent
visitors at the Middleton's,
Flowers were placed in St.
James' Church Sunday in loving
memory of Mrs. Woodena Epps
Hatcher, by her sister, Mrs.
George Wise.
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Vera Pepper, Jean Twyford,
Eileen Rumball, Jean Mutch,
.Susie Liverrtnore, Evelyn Hall,
Margaret Plunlsteel, Delores
Harris and Marion Mason of
Clinton are spending a fortnight
in Jowett's Grove, Bayfield,
Mr. Elgin Mason, who has
spent the past couple of weejcs
visiting Mrs. Alice Mason of
town, leaves this week for New
York City, During his sojourn
here, Mr. Mason arranged for the
reshingling of the barn on his
farm in Hullett and other
improvements, as while he is not
living on the farm he likes to
keep things in repair.
25 years ago
July 6. 1944
Miss Madeleine Hawkins
spent the holiday weekend with
her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs.
George Suitter of Newton.
Miss Marg Gray of Toronto
was the guest of Mrs. P. Hearn
'ver the weekend.
Mrs. Carleton Greene and
baby returned to their home in
Avon, N.Y. after spending the
last three weeks at the home of
her fPther, Mr. W. H. Hellyar.
Mrs. M. Pryce and daughter,
Mary Jane, of London were
guests for a few days recently
with Miss Aphra Steepe, and on
their return were accompanied
by Mrs. Collyer who had been
visiting in Clinton.
15 years ago
July 8, 1954
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fink and
family, Trenton, have been
visiting the lady's parents Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Persan,
Trenton have been renewing
acquaintances in town and while
here were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Jervis.
Trac and Mrs, Dalt -Chabot,
North Bay, spent list week with
the lady's Barents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Lobb, before leaving
with the jet squadron for
Cornox, B.G,
10 years ago
July 2, 195$
Mrs, A. C. Kelly and. children,
Palo Alto, California, are
spending a month's vacation
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs..
J. A. McGill.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart
MacDonald and son Bradley,
London, visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Ron MacDonald. They are
planning to leave on Friday by
plane from Malton Airport, to
Montego Bay, Jamaica, where
they will make their home.
Dr. and Mrs, J. Maurice
Kingston, Molly and John,
Seattle, Wash., are spending their
vacation at the homes of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Plumsteel, Clinton and Dr. N. R.
Kingston, London, and also with
Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Snell, Oak
Ridge Acres, London.
Junior Farmers
Clinton Junior Farmers and
Junior Institute members met
recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, John Rodges for a hayride
and weiner roast. The 25 young
people enjoyed themselves with
the only accident being a lost
shoe and a wet sock.
They returned to the house
and held a short business
meeting. The dance committee
reported that a dance was
planned July 11 in the Auburn
Hall for the World Literacy
program which they support.
The members voted to have
the proceeds of the Variety
Night to be given to the
Retarded Children's Association
in Goderich. Other committees
reported and the weiner roast
rounded off the evening.
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Look both ways be-
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street.
2. Keep from between
parked cars.
3. Ride your bike safely
and obey all signs and
signals.
4. Play your games in a
safe place away from
the street.
5. Walk when you leave
the curb.
6. Where there a r e no
sidewalks walk onr the
left side of the road
facing traffic.
1.
Clintpri News Record, Thursday, July 10,
Middleton.
news
Mrs. Edward. Wise returned
home on :Say 'After being a
patient in St. Jsh's .Hosptal,
London, for the
opasept two weekis,,
lier many friends wish her a
speedy recovery.
The Rev. and Mrs, Warren. S.
Outerbridge, and son Peter, :of
Frenklinville, New York, spent
some days last week with Mr,
and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. Mr.
Outerbridge was a former rector
of the Bayfield -Middleton
parish.
Mrs. Alan W. Edwards and
Mr. and Mrs. Alan John Edwards
of Toronto were also recent
visitors at the Middleton's,
Flowers were placed in St.
James' Church Sunday in loving
memory of Mrs. Woodena Epps
Hatcher, by her sister, Mrs.
George Wise.
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