Clinton News-Record, 1976-04-08, Page 2.two days,
most ' .I our bcitixens have
received a copy in the Mail of
excellent speech given by
our member. Mr. ;rack
Riddell lale Legislature on
March 10.10'5, he following
excerpt, which was.published
in the News,Record a few
weeks age, written by August
De -Groof is worth repeating
again: •
In the days when Sir
William was ruler of the land
called Overspendario, there
lived a man whose name was
Lord Darcy. He was the
keeper of the treasury but
like his predecessors, he
squandered the riches of the
land. Sir William did not
interfere because many of'his
friends became quite
prosperous from the con-
tractual tasks which they
performed for their ruler.
"Then it came to pass that
all the treasures had
disappeared and Lord Darcy
said unto Sir William: 'What
do we do? For now here is a
shortage of many millions of
gold pieces.' So Sir William
borrowed from other lands at
high rates of interest and
levied taxes on his own people
to repay the loan.
"But it was not enough. The
only people who had any
money left were William's
friends, and he did not want to
tax them any more. S4 Sir
William said unto Lord
Darcy: 'No need to worry.'
And William went to Francis
the Great and said: 'You are
the doctor: you fix it.' And
Frank said: 'Let us close a
few hospitals.' "
4
what aL
The Clinton He?
Society iety is Presenting,
#..
dais of CFPL radio an
who will be Speaking at
Paul's Anglican Church Ha
'hre will be coffee the at
700
guest
speaker ate o'clock.
* * *
lk
regular meeting of the
linter Horticultural Society
s held at the town hall
ently with president Mr*.
!u st in charge.
ira. Mary Allan and Mrs.
inn McCann were
d for compiling and
sending our poster to the
(slower show in Toronto.'
it was announced that the
District eight meeting will
take place , on April 24 in
Seaforth. 1f your wish to
attend please telephone Mrs.
Charlie Nelson, 482-9338
itefore Apri110.
The Society's delegates to.
the Horticultural Annual
Convention at Waterloo
University on June 17. 18 and
19 will be Mrs. Durst, Miss
Margaret Sloman and Mrs.
Fred Sioman.
In response to wiener from
the Environmental Com-
mittee. Mrs. Ron McCann.
Charlie Cook and Stewart
Middleton promptly assisted
in the pruning of the trees in
the town planters.
The Fair Booth Committee
to *
This Sunday,- April 12 at 2
p.m. over CKNX - TV
Wingham, our CHSS "Reach
for the Top" team will be
shown in their snatch against
the John Diefenbaker School
of Hanover. ' The only
possibility of a cancellation of
this program is in the case of
it being preempted by a
National Hockey League
playoff game.
A Clinton traveller who has
returned from ,half way
around the globe is Mrs.
Frank Fingland - she is back
from a trip to Israel' going
non-stop from New York to
Tel Aviv.
It was a comprehensive
tour ,of the old cities of Joppa,
Bethlehem. Nazarath,
Caesarea. Jericho and
Jerusalem. Two days were
spent in a Kibbutz on the Sea
of Galilee.
* * *
Elsewhere in this issue is a
card of thanks . from the
Brownies, Guides and
Rangers of Clinton for the
fine support of their recent
bottle drive. Along with ten
volunteer drivers, there were
approximately 30 girls
gathering up the empties
which netted them a total in
excess of $300- The money
collected is to be used for
local guiding projects.
* *
Your editor, Jim Fit-
zgerald, is unwilling to make
mention of the following in his
own First Column, but we are
proud to relate that he has
been appointed to the
Advisory Committee for the
Journalism Program of
Conestoga College of Applied
Arts and Technology at the
Doon Centre. Kitchener.
Be sure to put a circle
around May 11 on your
calendar. On that evening the
Clinton Centenhiat Band will
be performing at CHSS in a
refreshing springtime con-
cert. "Maytime/ Music -
time". Also featured will be
the McMillan Family of
Goderich and the CHSS Choir:
Next Wednesday evening.
April 14 is the night to find out
Q Coming
to yolrr
Commenity...
a Centennial
Band Production
MAY TIME
MUSIC TIME
with CHSS Choir
and the
McMillan Family
JO
OK
*
Shirley Mills. [left] of Clinton is the new, Secretary of the Hu ft Vnit of Canadian Cancer
Society* She will be overseeing the clerical service to the other four branches in Huron
County situated in Exeter, Goderigch, Wingham and Seaforth. Mrs. Mills is taking over
from Helen Rathwell [right] who has been at the Cancer office in Clinton for eight years.
1 News -Record photo]
Board to pay team travel expenses
By Ross Haugh '
After considerable
discussion, the Huron Board
of Education agreed Monday
to pay the expenses of Huron
secondary school teams.
groups. clubs, bands, etc. who
win Huron -Perth honours and
advance to WOSSA and
provincial competitions.
The matter was first
discussed when superin-
tendent Jim Coulter asked
that principals be permitted
to submit accounts for ex-
penses so incurred as
overages to the individual
school's budget.
Dr. Harry Cummings of
Ottawa, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cummings, Mary
Street, left- on Friday last
week for Indonesia where he
commences a new position
with the government of that
country. Harry will be away
for a period of two years. His
wife, Marian. who is
presently teaching in Ottawa,
will join him at the end of
June.
* * *
• . WOSSA meets 'are held
George Clarke of CFPL, usually within a week of
London. is introducing a new Huron -Perth naming
program on Tuesday and champions."
Thursday afternoons on 'that
Channel at 3 p.m. This He was supported by South
Huron Principal J.L. Wooden
Thursday. April 8. he will be who was in attendance.
interviewing the station's Wooden commented,
new 'weather girl'. Judy "Sometimes there is no time
Savoy. Christine Hartley is a lagat all. Entries must be
good friend of Judy's and a mde to WOSSA the same day
fun film will be shown of the ou win Huron-Perth.''
girls and a friend getting y
a little publicity at the 'tog Last year's board chair -
rolling contest last Wed- man. Wilfred Shortreed,
nesday evening at the supported paying any- ex -
Sportsmen's Show, London- penses e added.
Take the uGoderirred. Hh drama
club for instance. They put in
a lot of work. It's only fair
that we support them to the
top. If we curtail everything
our youth are interested in.
then we are in trouble."
Superintendent Jim Coulter
said expenses in most case
are kept to a mifl'zmutn. }I
said it cost only $100 to sena ,
the 'Goderich junior
basketball team to Sarnia for
Budget chairman John
Elliott was the first to object
saying he felt the budget
committee should be involved
for extra spending. He con-
tinued. "I'm not against their
participation but feel it's a
matter of principle the budget
committee should know how
much is being spent.
Vice-chairman Charles
Thomas suggested $300 could
be spent for each trip before
approval would be needed
from the budget committee.
Chairman Herb Turkheim
interjected. "the tittle
element is important here as
support be given
administration
***
Congratulations are due to
Pat Anstett. daughter of Jack
Anstett, Mill Street. who last
Sunday passed the Paso
Doble Figure Skating Dance
Test. This is the fourth and
final dance of the Senior
Silver Dance Group for Pat
and entitles her to the Senior
Silver Dance Medal.
Apologies to. Karen
Schneider whose name was two days.
omitted on March 44s one of-
the
f ' Turkheim said
the Clinton team eating inChairman�.
Sarnia at the WesterreOntario Shortreed echoed the sen -
Section Winter Invitational timents of all trustees and
Competition. Charles Thomas moved that
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HOCKEY TEAM PARTIES cr-
FUN NIGHTS of ANY KIND
whenever
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HERE'S WHAT YOU .GET
Fried Chicce
THREE pieaesol Ken�irtcky Chicken*
e eryone ;is wall ,as salads, a slice of Grecian
Dread fO a ych. with platesG. serving trays.
forks' serviettes, heavy serving spoons. wef
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Feed groups of 3040-200 or More
• ALL FOR Just $1.7 5 per person
of the S Points -
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:ill ilii"rpiF,; t'r F�•hh.�IW �
hears
rican violets
would like members to tend
plants for display and to
donate small plants to be sold
at the booth.
A film entitled "How to
grow beautiful African
Violets and Gloxinias"' was
shown by Florence Pullen.
Charlie Cook, past
treasurer of the Canadian
African Violet Society.
demonstrated how to start
plants from -leaves and how to
split multiple crowns. He
also answered questions
concerning problems en-
countered in the culture of
African Violets.
Members are 'reminded
that on Wednesday April 14,
George Blais of CFPL radio
and TV will be the speaker at
St. Paul's Anglican Church
hall. Rattenbury Street East,
at 8 p.m.
Bring a friend and your
gardening questions.
• Preceding the talk there will
be dessert and coffee from
7:30to8p.m.
Another upcoming society
event will be the auction of
plants and garden equ
on Friday, Mayr, ° iat
Door prim; den$t d
Charlie Cook and Mrs,
Fingland were won by
N. Tyndall and Mrs. Eiorenc
Pullen.
iloimesfle
4-11
The sixth meeting of 00
Holmesville I 4-11 club w
held at the home of Sherry
Duff, when nine girls ann
swered the roll call:
The satin stitch and th,
sheaf filler stitch were
demonstrated and used. an,.
plans for achievement day
were discussed.
After we did the Frencl
knot, Miss. Pengilley &howe
some slides.
The meeting ended with tit
41-1 motto. By Sherry Duff.
Smile
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