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Clinton News-Record, 1975-03-27, Page 17face at the window might be poor opinion of me as to Y i ,tlC ' it. ' '4Q gladden, ,our heart that you appropriate, what think- your.? • 1Y sec ritly read "Before We certainly have had some were not around on thatthe. • les" by Dr. splendid days dit4;�...nights too � �morning when I was up at Wi ..days o'V moles" and the moonlight has been .so o'clock ' your whenagination �'ia�1�m Victor Joh>r►ston, fine I have had s good misguides �► Lucknow. He is credited with organizing the family physician and: it rftruek her that her father was correct when he said that there was nothing new under thesun. Lucy argued this point, but he was adamant. He said, ""The ancients had all we have to -day only the drugs were in erwde form. Fashions change in xbedicine as well as in clothing. One treatment will be used for a time then some young Doctor discovers . something that had been used 100 or 200 years ago but forgotten and so it goes on.' Ile had often saki before his death October 31, 1933, that there weretoo many specialists in medicine and the country octor must be. well trained in all aspects of diagnosis and treatment which would apply to the Family Physician. And, so satisfactorily. time with you. Tha "medicing" has gone full circle With reference to the Misses South Pier and I believe it is to with Dr. Johnston stressing the Macklin, I knew three of them. have a new covering next year family physician group. Stella was the only one 1 knew so you must really come here At the time he wrote the by name. Which of the other and see the improvements. following letters, he was living two Nellie was I cannot say, but Yes, I was one of the guests at at The Hut in Bayfield and I can say that I never had the Mr. and Mrs. Marks on the Warding' at the River House pleasure of a tete-a-tete with occasion of their silver wedding ow Lynn's apartments). It •any of them (Misses Macklin celebration and a right jolly was a very popular summer Stratford, sisters of Dr. time we had.'About 24 sat down hotel owned at the time by J.C. Macklin). , to dinner at 6 p.m. all relations, Millar. Mr. and Mrs. Marks I am sorry you will not be in except the parson and his wife were tudor Marks who built the Clinton at Christmas. Of course and your humble servant. Then original pioneer house now I should find my way over there later in the evening, additional owned by Walter Thompson, to see you, but I've nodoubt.you guests came and we had a London. The office is the Post . will have a good time of it in dance. I got home about 3 a.m. BOfficelViail came in about 1898. Michigan, I think I remember It was a beautiful moonlight 24 Oct. 18 , you mentioning your friend night. You wonder what I was Oct.1899 there to met I m sorry to hear doing when I read your letter, I that you bave been losing was all alone in to stovee cot - I had very you are share of night work lately. I impressed that 1 was in • a wish I had been there on pleasant (?) humour on the Sunday with Dick to give you a contrary I was .in the best of drive. spirits and humour , and On Thursday last I had a long generally one when there is day's work.h had a professional work ahead of me. It is apity I call to a patient at Sarnia. I left did not know that t was headd here at 6 a.m., drove to Clinton nurseat p and took train to Sarnia where I friend of `yours, I should have arrived about, 4 a.m., saw the had quite a chat with her had I patient and went over the New known it. Hospital - a very nice and up -to- I am glad you enjoyed date building - had dinner and Hamlet. I. remember seeing it • got away again on the 1:40 p.m. at the Lyceman in old London train. I did not go via London or with Henry 'Irving ing in it. Of e ago I should have called to see Mrs. course it was T. I arrived the same night at and I don't remember much, Clinton and then struck out for least as far as this matter is Varna to see 'a very sick case I concerned if not altogether. had on hand, en my way home. The Bayfield Harbour is I am glad you like your new having quite an addition made principal - it is not an easy to its North Pier, not the one on' matter to replace an old friend which I spent such a pleasant THOMAS J. TROYAH B.A., LLJ. e.e.n..en.ne SOLICITOR IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENINp OF HIS OFFICE ON . MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1975 FOR THE PRACTICE OF LAW AT ONE NELSON STREET (FORMERLY DR. MILLS OFFICE) Just a few lines to say I got your letter safely and was very glad to hear from you. I had intended answering on Sunday last, but I was kept too busy on that miserably wet day - lately .I have had a rush of work which has , kept me going day and night so that I had very little time at my disposal for writing to my Summer girl (singular if you please.) I like the appearance of your school. The building appears to be a handsome edifice and I also noted the window of ydur room over which you had placed a cross. If I should happen to turn up there some day, I shall 'bear it in mind and go and serenade you. "Only a. A[, weight. How do you account for Cage sitting Y The mileages triangle, Office, it? I'm afraid that you must be , called at the Hotel on my way Toronto; the Map from the Office to hear the War showing distances between the taking too much exercise on the wheel. news but reserved your letter larger cities and towns int e until I should be alone - to read province, has been given a new )hayfield and •more readable look. 5 Nov. 1899 it. There is cold wet weather Individual city enlargements I cannot say that I intended to here now but yet it is not t ha bad h acedb ve en prore se ' aca�more give yyou a "gentle hint" when I as it might be. The steam g said that I had very little time the harbour is now finishedNhalt urban highway outes,nizable picture of trans- iting letters - it was a except the paintinghe spring. A major innovation is the The Indians called it "sweet water', a choice liquid in awe ich tocook their venison. �t used to be that eacwe now call h gallon Of it maple syrup, a sweet indication that spring is away,It shows, not only the sap had to be carried by bucket to the evaporator. But as the photograph name has changed; .many maple syrup producers now rely on plastic tubing to connect the taps and carry the sap to the sugaring house. They've also found tubing makes the sugaring season more productive. The method is cleaner, less laborious and, with vacuum pumps, producers can nearly double the amount of sap obtained with the bucket method. (photograph by Ontario ministry of agriculture and food.) New road. maps The Ministry of Tran- sportation and Com- munications latest official , Ontario road map i s now available. And it embodies several design changes and a restructuring of part of the map face to make it more easy to follow a8 a guide for the travelling public. now available programs to specific localities not reached by other radio stations. Programming in- cludes road and weather in- formation provided by the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Copies of ' the map may be obtained, free of charge, from the Ontario Government Bookstore, 880 Bay Street, for. wr matter of fact that I had noy The pile nthe Hotel arvery inclusion of the list of CBC low time at my disposal on the day radio transmitters on which I wished to write you - nice and it is quite comfortable power my professional work was the so far. J.C. Millar and wife and northwestern northe st r the preventative and often is - to child were over here for nn province. my carrying out my own me wishes - such is the lot of a poor country doctor. I regret that you should . form such a , BelieveThese stations, with an Yours very sincerely average range of 15 miles, are Nimian W. Woods designed to bring CBC Today, higher �ducation is more important than ev�r before. ThisiiWhat Gntario is doing to help make itavailable to everybne• Ontario is the best place in Canada to get a higher education. Why? First, the range and diversity of programs our institutions offer. 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