Clinton News-Record, 1974-07-11, Page 2S
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2--,CLMON ilEWS*ECORDA THURSDAY, AMY, 11, 1974
NOV depiessett at leader's loss
py FILL QIPAMICK
At 216 Wellington St. S.,
Monday night, people were
depressed.
"David lost," people said as
they wandered in and out of
the Huron-Middlesex New
Democractic Party headquar-
ters, the home of Shirley
Weary, a defeated NDP can-
didate 'in Monday night's
federal election. It was announ-
ced on television that, NDP
leader David Lewis lost in his
home riding.
Mrs, Weary was talking to
someone on the telephone.
"A tremendous loss to our
party, a tremendous loss to the
whole country."
Nobody kept track of how
many people visited Mrs.
Weary's home but for the first
two hours after the election
returns started coming in via
the television for national
results and the telephone for
Goderich results, the living
room was full of people sipping
punch.
The NDP candidate kept a
small electronic calculator near
her. When riding returns 'ap-
peared 'on the television from
polling stations outside of
Goderich she calculated her
percentage of the popular
vote,
It was some of the best news
the ND? supporters heard all
night. Mrs, Weary was main-
taining the percentage she won
in the 1972 election.
They heard what they con-
sidered other good news, The
NDP won a seat in Nova
Scotia.
' As the Ontario results were
broadcast into the livingroom,
they watched the television
dejectedly as one NDP can-
didate after another was
defeated including David Lewis
their leader.
The Manitoba results flashed
on the screen.
"Fifteen stinking seats,"
someone said.
Mrs. Weary asked him in a
good natured manner, to be
quiet.
"I can't. stand to be anymore
depressed," she, said with a
grim smile.
At 10:10 p.m. the scene
brightened for a few minutes.
The NDP-"eiding association
drew.'ffliel Nitinuing ticket for a
rafflectheY held, tib rdige:fifioney `a?
for Mrs. Weary's campaign.
Edward Vincent, 45 Britan-
nia Rd. won, a 200 pound pig.
Apparently people were
satisfied with the winner as
they said he needed the prize
which would be butchered and
delivered to him next week:
Just before 11:00
dismay over national standings
of the NDP,
"Keep the faith. B.C. isn',t in
yet," Mrs, Weary said in an-
ticipation of the British Colum-
bia returns,
The televiSion station swil,
died from the national election
results to the 'Western Ontario
tallies.
At 11.130 p.m. the standings
in •Huron4liddlesex were;
Robert McKinley, 17,204, -John-
Lyndon 10,939- and Shirley
Weary, 1,752.
What makes summer
holidays particularly rewarding
for some people are, the oppor-
tunities for family reunions
both large and small., It is
especially heartwarming to
have visits from ones "own
folk" and especially when
fang distances make -frequent.
drop-ins virtually impossible„,
Quite a number of local
townsfolk have been having
out-of-town visitors. .
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Young
have just returned from a jotir-
Bey through the Western
States, They spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. John Gould
in Council, Idaho, the latter
being Mr. Young's sister. They
also called on Mr. Young's
brother and his wife, Mr. and
Mrs, Stewart Young of Thun-
der Bay. The month long jour-
ney took them more than 6,000'
miles thrOugh the Rocky
mountains and Glacier Park
experiencing temperatures
ranging from 52° to 105°. Mr,
and Mrs. Young had no
problem with the gasoline shor-
tage, and they also noted that
the 55 m,p.h. speed limit
throughout the United States
has proven to be a great advan-
tage in curtailing accidents and
fatalities.
columnist and her husband,
lyarg and Ron Rudd. Mr.
.Fttidti, is a .graduate of o,Ap,
And like many others had.
returned for, its centennial
celebration, p,
'someone again expressed (continued on page 8)
We have two winners tq
report; the Huron Fish and
Game Bingo on Juiy9 was won
by Miss Pearl Tideswell of
Queen Street, Clinton; also the
winner of the Clinton Figure
Skating Club draw for patio
furniture was Ken Shelton of
-Goderich. Family Paradise Camping Park
A post-election thought ap-
plicable to all unsuccessful can-
didates - and many of the rest
of us in the lesser glorious (?)
walks of life "You are still a
winner if you lose with a
smile." •
R.R. 4, WALTON
Invites You To
Visit
Listen To
The Ken Scott Group Mrs. Archie Fleet of Princess
Street has had her daughter
and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
W.A. Todd of Richmond B.C.
visiting for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Todd is the former -Shirley
Ann Fleet.
from Londesboro
ON
Sun., July 14th 2-4 p.m.
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From across the ocean to
visit with Mr, and Mrs. Alvin
Betties of R.R. 2, Bayfield
came Mrs. Betties cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Wright of Shelf,
Halifax, Yorkshire, England.
While here the Betties and
Wrights enjoyed a two week
trip through Ottawa, Montreal,
Quebec City, Maine, Vermont,
New Hampshire, and New
York. This is the third trip. to
Canada for the English couple,
Five area women were part of the 10 ladies who graduated Tuesday from the 12-week .Horne
Care course at Conestoga College, which was under the sponsorship of Canada Manpower.
Here Margaret Bridle, left, Julie Meyer, Mildred Cameron, ail of Clinton, Agnes McLean of
Hensel! and Carol McDonell of Clinton accept their certificates from Clinton Conestoga Dean
John Piron, while Betty Cardno, Home Care Director, watches. (News-Record photo)
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RAIN OR SHINE
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Carter on James Street,
were his daughter and her
family, Mr. and Mrs. Cam
Pickett, Shawn and Kimberly.
Cpl. Pickett is on transfer with
the Canadian Armed Forces
and will take up a tour of duty
at CFB Alsask on the Alberta-
Saskatchewan border. While in
Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Carter's
little granddaughter, Kimberly,
was christened at Wesley-Willis
United Church.
10 MILES NORTH EAST OF SEAFORTH
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On Saturday, July 6th, a
number of ladies from the
Women's Institute availed
themselves of the bus trip to at-
tend the day's celebration as
part of the 100th anniversary of.
the Ontario Agricultural
College at Guelph. We heard
from Mrs, Viola Lampman,
who made the trip in the corn- . pany of Mrs. Irene Glazier and',
Mrs, Gladys Hoggarth. The
" parade through the cityqiiid en-
ding at the. College was one of
the highlights of the day. Mrs.
Lampman said one of the
pleasantest surprises while
there was a chance meeting
with your former Town Talk
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Wdiftled.feWMOrdMelliM
Mrs. M. MacLeod and
daughter and son-in-law, Allan
and Mary Lester and three
children of southern California
have left for home after spen-
ding a most enjoyable ten days
on the farm with Doug and
Betty Farquhar of RR 1, Clio--
ton,. Both Allan and' Mary were .,.:.
the Clinton base.
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In Clinton court last week,
Clayton Stirling of RR' 2,
Bayfield was fined $250 and
had his driver's licence suspen-
ded for one year when he was
convicted of impaired driving.
Gerald Vincent Traynor of
Stratford Was fined $200 and
had his licence suspended for
one year on an impaired
driving charge. He was also
fined $50 and cost, for driving a
car without any insurance.
Thomas Keith O'Connell of
Clinton was fined $125 or 12
days in jail and had his licence
suspended for six months on an
impaired driving charge.
William' P. Carroll of Clinton
was fined $100 for careless
driving, and Wayne Rozak of
Clinton was fined $35 and costs
for having liquor in a place
other than his residence, ,
Fined $35 for having liquor
while a minor were Melvin Ir-
win of Goderich, David B.
Lovell of Kippen, Kenneth R.
Cardiff of Kinburn, John Gold-
worthy of Clinton and Digby M.
Howse of Clinton. Ralph
DeWeerd of RR 1, Londesboro
was fined $80 for the same of-
fence.
Albert Wubs of RR 2,
Bayfield was fined $40 and
costs fur creating. unnecessary
noise, Terry Noble of Auburn
was fined $50 for the same of,
fence, and Jerry P. Steegstra of
RR 3, Clinton wag fined $35 for
the same offence.
Keith Thrift of Dublin was
fined $20 for failing to stop at a
stop sign and Larry 0.
Coughtrey of RR 2, Kippen was
fined $20 for operating a
motorcycle without the proper
endorsement.
Fined for speeding Were:
John W. Henry of Kitchener,
$12; Hart Postrna of EA
Clinton, $43; Cale Doucett of
Clinton, $13; and derald
Clreydantis of RE 1, Hayfield,
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