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Clinton News-Record, 1972-04-27, Page 3Judd Buchanan (left) the guest speaker at the Huron Liberal Nominating convention Monday night and Murray Gaunt, MPP for Huron-Bruce chat with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Thomas. Mr, Thomas was successful in w inning the nomination to contest the Huron seat. Scientists find temperalture changes can crack teeth STOCKER FEEDER SALE HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES Monday, May 1 at 7:30 p.m 800 HEAD CONSISTING OF STEERS, HEIFERS And CALVES FOR CONSIGNMENTS CONTACT THE MANAGEMENT VICTOR HARGREAVES JACK RIDDELL 482.7511 Clinton 237.3431 Dashwood DOUG RIDDELL 237.3576 Dashwood AUCTIONEERS: HECTOR McNEIL LARRY GARDINER —17b INTERIOR - EXTERIOR TIMMOO ' PROTECTIVE STAIN • OM LOOP GARDENERS - SHOP NOW LET US HELP YOU WITH "SEEDS" BULK OR PACKET Special Lawn Seed Mixtures * ROSES * GLADS (Certified) * SEED POTATOES * ONIONS * CHEMICALS TOOLS ETC. & Fertilizers (spreader loaned) "LET ONE CALL DO IT ALL" CLINTON FARM & GARDEN 482-9333 CENTRE 22 Isaac St. 444 Series • Redwood Stain • Exterior Alkyd House Paint Your Choice at one special low price • per Gallon While Quantity Lasts Clinton News-Record, Thorpcloy, April 27, 1972 Huron principals shifted in mass move Both elementary schools in the town of Goderich will have new principals when September rolls around, Garnet R, Harland, presently vice-principal of Exeter Public School, will became principal of Robertson Memorial School. He will succeed Ralph E. Smith who leaves to become a superintendent with the Huron County Board of Education. Don O'Brien who has been principal,of Zurich Public School ferthepast 12 years will become principal of Victoria Public School. The Huron County Board' of Education this week announced a series of transfers within the system which the board "felt Would be beneficial to the system at this time", As part of this grand shuffling, Victoria School Principal John Kane will become principal of Colborne Central Public School; William Black, principal of Colborne Central PS will be principal of Brookside PS; Brookside principal A. MacLennan will become principal of Hullett Central PS: John Siertsema, principal of Holmesville.PS will become vice- principal of Exeter PS;' and Robert Raeburn, principal at Hensall Public School` will become principal of Holmesville PS. Other changes within the system are: Ron McKay, principal of Huilett Central PS will become principal of Hensall PS; Ron Jewitt, vice-principal of Clinton PS will become principal principal at Hullett Central PS will become vice-principal of Clinton PS; and W. Tremeer, a at Zurich PS; W, Millson, vice- teacher at Central Huron Secondary School will become vice-principal of Hullett Central PS. NEW ROBERTSON PRINCIPAL Garnet R. Harland was raised in Manitoba where he received his elementary and secondary school education. He received his BA from the University of Western Ontario in 1960. Mr. Harland spent five years with the RCAF, served as a navigator with Coastal Command and one year at Airforce Headquarters, Ottawa. He .had, 13 years teaching experience—elementary and at secondary schools—in Manitoba. He spent 15 years at A-M Hugh Campbell School in Adastral Park, CFB Clinton, the last three as principal. He was principal at J.A.D. McCurdy School at Centralia for one year before CFB Centralia was closed. and he has been vice-principal of Exeter PS for one year. He is married to the former Phyllis, Hardcastle, Windsor, The couple have four children, Robert who works with the Bank of Montreal; Patricia and Mary- Beth whoare nursing in Toronto; and David, who is a Grade 10 student at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, Evening of song a big success The evening of Song presented by Marjorie Hays Dunlop A.R.C,T, and Paul Baker F.R.C.O., L.R.A.M., A.R.C.M. turned out to be an evening of musical enchantment for the enraptured audience, Wesley Willis United Church, beautifully decorated with spring flowers and lighted tapers, made an impressive setting for the memorable evening. The capacity crowd was graciously welcomed by Ray Wise, president of the "Morning, Glories" who sponsored the programme. Mrs. Dunlop's vivacious personality and dramatic charm completely captivated her audience and led them through a variety of musical numbers progressing from the classical, "Si Mi Chiamano Mimi" and "Valzer di Musetta" from La Bohtme by Puccini, to a group of Scottish numbers including "Angus MacDonald and "Ye Banks and Braes" — on to such Irish pieces as "Danny Boy" and "The Kerry Dance". Her beautiful soprano voice filled everyone's heart with the joy of spring with such numbers as "When April Sings" and "Spring in My Heart" the programme concluded with a group of Broadway hits including "Summertime" and "Sound of Music", The audiences' appreciation was shown at times by an awed silence and again with a thundering applause. Mrs. Dunlop and •Mr. Baker were presented with gifts by Mrs. Donna Wood 'On' behalf of the sponsoring groups. Ushers for the evening were Mrs. Aileen Craig, Mrs. Marie Jefferson, Mrs. Dawn Staniforth and Mrs. Cathy Newart. George (ShQ I Campliell heads Legion The General meeting of the Legion for April was held April 24. Corn. .0, Campbell, first Vice President of Branch. 140 was in the chair. After the opening ceremonies were completed, Com. Harold Black our Sports officer. announced plans are being made for the Legion Early Bird Golf Tournament. This will be held May 7 at Grant Bend if possible. The tournament is well attended by Legion members and guests so it is hoped for good weather and a good crowd again this year. The Camping and Sport ShoW which Branch 140 sponsored on .April 22 and 23 proved very successful. The Clinton Cominunity Arena was slightly cool but a good crowd from Clinton and vicinity, as well as the areas and surrounding communities made it a good weekend. The exhibitors had good displays of camping and sports equipment and were able to interest both the young and the older. The Branch thanks everyone who attended or who offered assistance in any way and hopes for a bigger and better show next year, The camper trailer Was won by Ken Scott of Brucefield and many people were happy with the various door prizes—from sleeping bags to hand axes. The social which was held after the camp show started off quietly but got going later on and a good time was had by.all, Next social will be May 13 with Wilbee's orchestra supplying the music. The monthly draw Prizes this month were won by Hoc Kingswell, A. Rauw and Jim Scott. Comrades John Deeves. Harold Black and Harry Crich represented Branch 140 at the District meeting in Owen Sound April 23 and found it very interesting. There were 208 members from 38 Branches out of 56 so Legion is a long way from dead yet. The April meeting was election night for Branch 140 and the slate of Officers for the next term of ,office is as follows: . Past President, Harry Crich: President, George (Short) Campbell; First Vice President. John Deeves; Second Vice President, Ivan Hoggart: Secretary, Mary (Mrs. Percy) Brown; Padres, Rev. A. Mowatt and Rev. G, Youmatoff: Treasurer, Cam Proctor: Sgt-at- Arms, John Lawson; Colour Sgt,. Cliff Saundercock; Executive, Bill Mutch, Bill Harris, Harold Black, Harry Merriman, Terry Maguire, Russ Phillips, Roy Vodden, Harvey Hayter. If in any way the Legion can assist in the community, please contact any of the above and we will certainly do our best, One request we have for you, our friends—If you know any veteran, his widow or dependents of Hong Kong—prisoners of war by the Japanese—please contact Comrade Harold Black, Poppy chairman. (ft) THE RED CROSS IS PEOPLE LIKE YOU HELPING PEOPLE LIKE YOU University of Utah scientists say that chewing on ice or drinking hot coffee with ice cream eventually can make teeth crack, It has been found that expansion from heat and sudden contraction from cooling can crack teeth because tooth enamel and the dentine layer beneath it expand and contract at different rates. ROY HORACE MANN Roy Horace Mann, well known Clinton business man, died April 12, 1972 at Clinton Public Hospital after a two-month illness. He was 55 years of age. He was born in Hullett township on August 24, 1916, the son of the late Mrs. Luella Crittendon and lived in Hullett until 1933. He attended SS No. 1, Hullett Township. He married Stella Elizabeth Deeves on Feb. 25, 1939 in the Clinton United Church Manse. Mrs. Mann survives him. Mr. Mann had managed the Shell Service Station on Huron Street for the last 10 years and previously had managed 'another service statiOn'ancl 'rub 'a: taxi business for 13 years. He is survived by one son. Lloyd Douglas Mann of Hensall and three grandchildren, Bradley, Vicki and Timothy. Funeral services were held from the Ball Funeral Home. Clinton on Saturday, April 15 with the Rev. A. J. Mowatt officiating. Burial was in Clinton Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill Watkins. Clinton; Dr. George Elliott. Clinton; Elmer Johnston, Clinton: Jake DeRuyter, Clinton; Elmer Hugill, Clinton and Al Sharpe. Clinton. Flowerbearers were Harvey Ashton, Clinton; Doug Kennedy, Clinton; Bruce Erskine. Goderich; Pat Merrian. Clandeboye; Harold King. Wingham; Aldon Crich, Clinton: Joe Corey, Clinton and Buster Johnston, Clinton. Many floral Additionally, enamel is a poor conductor so that when it is cooled suddenly it cannot contract because the dentine layer beneath it has not yet cooled and contracted, The resulting thermal stress can crack teeth, The finding' may help explain why heat and cold cause dental pain. With cold, contracting tributes and donations to the Heart Fund and TB Association were received. JANE A, WILSON Jane A. Wilson of Stanley Township died at Huronview on April 17, 1972. She was,85 years of age, She was born Jane A. McLeod in Carlisle, Scotland in 1886. the daughter of the late Adam and Isobella McLeod. She lived in Scotland and England before -coming to Canada in June of 1924. She resided in Stanley Township the rest of her life. She was a member of the ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian Legion. Branch 140. Clinton. .-. -She was married in 1914 in England. She was affiliated with the Anglican and Presbyterian churches. She is survived by two sons. George of R.R.1, Varna and Adam. 13,R.1. Brucefield. Three grandchildren also survive. Funeral services were held from the Ball Funeral Home on April 20 with the Rev, Murdock Morrison officiating. Interment was in Baird's Cemetery, Stanley township. Pallbearers were Alex Thomson, R.R.1, Brucefield; Vic Taylor, Clinton; Harold Taylor, Seaforth; Watt Webster. Clinton and Dean Aldwinckle. Varna. Flowerbearers were John Moffatt, Brucefield: John K. Cornish, Brucefield; George Wilson Jr., Varna: Gordon Scribbons, Clinton and Adam Wilson Jr., Brucefield. enamel may squeeze dentine until it presses against the sensitive nerve endings of the pulp. Expansion from heat could also make dentine close in on the pulp and trigger pain. Working with extracted human and cattle teeth it has been discovered that tooth enamel can suffer "thermal fatigue" from the constant temperature changes inside the mouth when people consume such things as hot coffee and cold ice cream. The investigators say the enamel is not damaged when the tooth is heated, as in the intake of a hot drink. 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