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SEAFOR,T1-1, ONTARIO;-APRILA, 1958
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ORDER -,To TIM
'7?eAPER.4 „Titus
PAM? I
s GOes.liandirrliorid With Election Victory
anadian voters in no uncertain -1;37:•-tlie.'`.satnei Diefinbaker goverh-
rms indicated Monday that they , merit, Na ._longer. will it be .possible
'''S'ed the Diefenbaker..GoVeriiinent . to talk in vague generalities': ,andget ."-.
an. with the job of governing ' avoid responsibility for unsuccessful- _
Ada.. It was a sweeping victory. results."
WhiCh--Diefenbaker candidates Won It is tO be hoped . that realization
ctorie from coast to coast - of this -fact will resuIt in, an ,end to
The result came about in the main the'rule-hy. exedieney whiqh bas
cause there was -a feeling that the .charaeteriZed. -the Diefenbaker goy-, .
Vernment deserved...a chance to,$ee- ernment .Sinee -it. Was - elected. last
tit coaId do: The public condud-:-.... June, No country, Oen Canada,. with
thadn't been in office long, enough her vast resOurces, ,can .adVance, and
out its pledges, and to do so .._.prOspO, On:a, da -to -day program de --
p ed an over-all 'Majority. Cer- ; signed to farther SpeCiallatereSts or
inly little consideration was ; given - the interests of particular areas Or to
Lie accomplishments or failures of adncer-the-fortu,neS of the,-party,..in
e, 'government and these- werenot,ToWer.", At the root otall legi"slationT.
; factors in _nnistpbe. an appreciation of the equal '
ika,',.ny record was under"Aviewt--
at of former ;Liberal goVerii-; h 11 parts Of -Cana-46:c.
'Olt who were continuing to be Mr: ...Diefenbaker;-:and those - Who -
,j4in ,dged _ the light- of twenty-twa.„. . support him•a heavy respon0-
_
*ears in office, rather than the Dief= jpility. Canadians,regardless of pOli-
nbaker government „ , ties,. wish .them well in the discharge,
Overriding all these cons-ideratiOnS, of that--responSibilit' -
f course was the evangelistic,fervor ' .
nd enlotional appeal whicheSmall en res Best
1,,rime Minister was able ,to move the
with a dramatic _presentatiQU There is -strong reason t�suspect
of his Vision. They thrilled as he .. .,that Many parts of Ontario are rap-- --
tOketched„ a vast northland., papulatdd idlygethng themselves into atinost
with hundreds Of, thousands of Cana:, :1"!-dieffinit poSition s the .res-uft--6f7the
ians, a northland bustling with. ac- .present trend to Centralize indastry.
ivity; they became indignant with . There ,are "which
as he protested over our tradethreaten to .take on majorPfropoi-,
fwitb the United States' tons in the future years, Comments .
.
But now the play is over and the the. Owen Sound.' Sun-Thnes. ...None
Verninent is faced with the hard " can be more "serious than those i.n-
ality of everyday living, No long— volving personal comfort and well -
Ar: Can Air. .Diefenbaker take refuge being, .And personal travel; to and
an opposition whieh he found"m- from .business,...promisest;
oliki,151-e",-Irolers-have-frovidedihiro the most important- in this category
iiith the working majority he sought . A., survey et -inducted in 'Congested
in return will ,-expect the fulfil-, :-..:Anierican.: cities. by Fortune. 'Magar:.---.
-Merit of those 'pledges so freely giV1.-- tine in . the TJ S, shows.. What -can
n during, the past year. They -Will: -happen in certain OntariO. areas., The
.,,expect the Vision to aeqiiire. some 'survey in Las An. geles, San Francis -
meat and sinew. TheUookJr coand Wash1tQn,found-a- "stly-
..,,mard---to the long-Proinised413a1-ancect:---,-TpriSing "number" ofniotorists- f ed "1.1p
• budget, but probably would settle for with drivihg. • Yet public transit,
.any budget at all, as long as they,
were permitted to learn .hoW their
finances stood, They will aWait, With
interest the reconciling of the. oft
--talked about Diefenbaker bir of
...rights with the nationalistic attitude
,..of Premier Duplessis and his lack of
concern for the rights ‘of_the
•The achievements of the next -few
years will be t� the credit of the
•' \13.1efenbaker party, and there will be
few Canadians who Will be unWilling,
to co-operate to the full to the, end
that the Program of the Party, can be
fulfilled. By the sarrie token, for the
--first-time...in many years, the respan-.-
7sibility for- results., bad as well • as
• good, must be borne :inits entirety
; now available, is sPurned because it
is either tdo .slOW; too crowded; too..
filvolye07-transierririg, or•
the .service is .poor..... - .
The:Sun-Virries-'stiggests that it is
'still. Passible in Ontariofor govern-
ment intervention Wlifeh wauld.pro-
mote, the growth of smaller cities and
town and put a Stap'to.the-Shacking
growth of 'metropolitan areas It
6 that-sueh interveh.tion4presents
. 'Very serious problems, but it is the
"Ontario •GoVerninent partieular
'which will have to reinedythe needS--
of greater metropolitan
Sewage, disposal; water supply, and
highway arteries' capable.of handling
the even Tlarger concet,ttrations-.,0
population in -the future:,
HAP
Homemakers -Clubs,,
lect58 Officers-
- . -
Scaforth 'Club ,
'At• the first.meeting Of the Sea--:
forth ,4-H Homemaking Club, Erma
;ToWrisend Was named president. .
Caro1ineoWffl be tile seere--
tarY. Pianist is 'Gloria Carter and,
'press reporter, Suane IlaOh• The
,riteeting of thclub," to be known ...
as the,Club C-irls,Stand on Guard,..
-was- heldat the-honie'of the lead-
er, -Mrs', -W. J,. :Whte.'
The record book and the first-aid,'
kit' add comPleting of it- were dis-
cussed -I)y; the group. -Noles'..Were;
given by the leader on "The Club .
GirlAs a Canadian Citizen." She-,
Fan/in-del:I them how :fortunate the
Were to live- inn ,country like Can-.
Walton, Chili,
' Yvonne Pollard wag elected pres-
ident of the Walton Hoirienaak7:,
iiig-Club at the inaugural-- Meeting
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Tuesday. Held at the home of the
club leader, Mrs. D. Buchanan, 18,
:members w_ere present, AsSistarit,
leaderls Mrs. R. Waite. 'The club
isknown t,his Year as., -the Canadian
:Girls' Stand on Guard.'•
- Elected, secretary Vtras Shirley,
Bolger; • press stcretary,- Anne '
Achilles; pianist, -Irene -
Son. Ditring'the meeting the lead-
-er,diseussecl the -record bookS with
the members. Meetings will be ,
held every Tuesday night dt 73O,
Topic for the night waS, "Why
It's Great To Be a Canadian." A
delicious lunch was served bY Mrs.
SEEN
NT
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FEDERATI
.Safety.:Martuals Ditiuted
Five hundredcopes of the of
ficial Safety: ',Manual, -a -_,-tyPe o
penilebook' publication, -- stressing'
the; safety • rides: Of the road and
the home ilistrilnited-to the
pupils .' of • Clinton -"e•Piiblic, School-.
last -Week, by chof;H:.,.R: Thomp-
son. These books willbe kept in
the SchoOl: for -•:Study tinder the.
guidance. of the . teachers. -Clinton.
News-ReCiird: • • ' ' •
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Dant NotFailing'. Apart
- - -
Hooke‘ ,
•has reassured some Weiried
Usborne. isn't ..going- fall:Apart'
people- that the , Morrison darn:An:
Ans,able Autherity-fieldnian, -G.-
The :app.arent craCk in the ceinent,
wericof'tliedatrifian"tdatitago.'..it',S,
an expansion joh1tw1irQ,anope-
ing.' was.„:..,ekneetect.'; tatekir the
official Christening _Of the Aiisable
structure has beea set' tentatively
:for .It,s,..e.xpot60, the.
strtiction -and,,,Stinplcritental
wi1ihe -colninieted• -by :that
tixne-
ljxeter •
Says Stop? -Stop!;
_
. E.xeter-Tollee "-Chief: Reg ':'Taylor-
Warnedthis,
be rio. immediately• :against Viola-.
tors:of the new stop street regUla
tions which .'.have ,' gone IMO,. effeet
with , the-, erection:.of new signs at:
a mimber f town InterSeCtionS2
IA7'6-.116113 ditteli4:,to -issue a.ny; Warn-F,-
itigs.te.• 'drivers:, Who :„tgirOrer-these
signs; the chief Said. found.
the :oniY way to enfOrte:a
rgula-
fin to do it prOperly_irighttrouithe .
.rt "-Eeter Tuues Adyo.
or -'ati excitittgly differerit gi .
one thaCis truly personal and
pr:aetwat..select 'a box ' of
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Or'ilo-i'at.iractir'mly giftckaged
iia ib;
:-.C,Oloxinl.foil box.,
.reltOthro:
Paper".by Idontag
Personal izing by InterNational
4#4.(40(44**)441, •
No Interest -No C. 'Of C. -
"It is too bad that a townthe
size of ,,,,,,,,,, destined to grow,
should- , not have a'...•Chamber of
Commerce," - contended. D ii_f f
*Thompson, Clinton. industrialist, .on
Thursday evenipg; • as businessmen
met to•••consider the future of the
Chaniber., President ip.„ p -
.-c-brose "to respond to an:invitation
'to ,attend the:Meeting, 1741'01 was
'called fez' .the .purPoSe..of ]reergaii-.,
ization, there -Was" teally-,..nii:Inos--
Sible Chance for:. Ahose. ''.:WhO Aid
'attend :to expect ,any More ...inter-
est 'in the future ' than had been
Clintonshownifi .recent years: —
New -Record..
: .
32 Years With ""lidard-''': ,
• George •':•: flelden.by, : secretary -
•treasure S.S. No."... 2; .
(Ki,t110#6 :Sellda):;;IOT he past "32
yers, hgs. tendered. hiS_
,tifinand.'MiSsr:MaY,BOYle ihasbeen
,aPPPirited as hi ,g000St4).t:'', '$1143"
'esStiined her ne dtes last week
r.-:_ualdeilhyls-t.to:iStfatetkOhe-
ill.aki,-*Ah. '010- Standard Paving
Coitinany,-,andliis.:WOrttl(eePs1.1iiM
:absent 'front hoineIer
leiigtliY PetiOds.'„'WhiCh
ter •:, ,deciding - to. ',..resign,,,hiS,
.school:lMard'
officeJiisTesigna-
tion was ''..regretfully received
the Einiiitigh,,Beard; anderi behalf
of',r- the, ':.-seetien, ,they.. •presented
George .54:'reCognition.
f his long:: andefficient sentiee,
Itueknovii" Sentinel.:
, -- •
' •
• :-.-•ArtangenietithaVe------.been-terit-,:
Dieted for te....be..held.,.ha
the, local :o!eieck
on Fridyyenfng, When: ; invited
repreSeritatiVeS'.1Of yarious organ
disctisa.ciVik:defetiee,and the Part
*Mai' Can ,belakenbY., citizens' of
-Winghain :and-Aliesuriptintling dis
triet.''.....The;stihject has been touch-'•-•
ea'..i.iii61.75.k.-7..teivit--e-ouriairlii&other
CiVie boditi.., several times in the
idat.' five years but p� definite 'ad,.
lien: to ,implement eiVilt:Aefetice
• plainiing •was'. Undertaken
few nionths.,ago, wlierrthe admini
.stretriX and-Mernhers : ofthe hes-:'
PitatStaff.. along., -With the .doetors,.
police and thetailies' AuusiliarY to
.the),',1-1(ispital.• Worked 'Very
eoniplete, split ofati0ff b ease' Of
Windham
bell explained...that since only 11 Advanee-Times., : •
• 'Frotii. The Huron ExpoSitor •
" 1933 • •
, J.' Whiterwas elected. ,presi-
dent. erthe Seaforth- I.iawn -Bowling
Club at their 'annual .nrieeting on
Thursday evening.,
Mr.L,Isaae who • for a
rinmber oFeari":"iil'S-:heen:. locai
agent' forGuiinI glis COMPanY,,
'has' left- the eintipaitY' ' and has
.started'in , business for Iiimself in
thestand tiorth, of The Expositor
offic,e, .recently 'Vacated' by the
Company. Mr, Wesley Green,
hem, haS _been' moved to Exeter.
Who has been buyer, for Swift's
' The Clock 'hi ,:the,. tower on the
Cardno blOcks Which has been :fam-
ous as a timekeeper in Seaforth.
And' district since 1877, 'ran down
on Sunday night at -9:05- pan. and
Will.. 'Mt *be rewound. Mr. Cardrie
made this ,deciSion when the, an-
nual:4aymerit, Of $40,1 :which the.
toWn haS ,been making towardS the
upkeep o1 the 'deck; was qiiestion-
ed 'by smite, cotificillors as :an '.ex-
tuayaganed. was maintained
that the Pest' Office •- clock was
'quite sufficient. • • •'
. „
•-Mr, :James 'IR, Scott,- of Scott's
1?otiltry Parnil fetititl,.in his yard
One 11Wiast weekcn-,orrier. gig -eon -
:with NPA 29-1c,.:;,162/0 On a'. band
• warhtouritit
th-es not ,k
froti!,
• Froth The Ilitr.on •E'xpo-
April 3, 1968.
•-.A serious . train: wreck, oteurred
abOtit- three Miles:west of Seafottli
last Saturday morning, as a•:restilt.
o wbich engirie and several
cars -Were' smashed and _the eri-,
ithiecr aoit, iniiired;:. the
former -being Mit •ankiktilsedi
.the latter' had,Scime 'rib a broken.
The 'flood, catisect by the :itealty,
stain: on Ericlay..night, had Wider.:
• Mined ,ti eidverti.ivst' back 'Of the
farm .of bale;
•'Stewart Bios., OPIt- agents; )10,1(6
ielteted the followvat t the.West
YE
Interesting items gleaned from
• The Hurcin Expositor of 25, 50
and 75 years ago.
to. Saskatoon;• G. G. -Turner, Sea.
forth,. to -WinniPek. " •
this Week:. George. Reid, aievaraii;
.1.;ast • FriclayLidglit-,thiyicnity
was viSited-by a _very: hetiry Chun',
_
derstorm,„ One, of .1he . Worst, ;old=
timers say, they hay,e ever se*
• here., The rain tame down, in -tor-
rents and the roads Were like:tilt-
ers,,,while Cellars all 'o'er were
fldoded. :Tlie,_ cellar: in -Mr. Reid's
• store; Brucefieldi Was filled •nearly
to the top and a quantity of goods
were destoreyd. •.
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Front The'lluren Expositirr
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' April., 6,._ 1883, ."'•
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• We notice, that Mr: E Hollings --
'head and a gang of millwrights
are 'busilyengaged in. changing
EYle & Musttrd' millin EgMohd-
ville from the old system of grind,
ing with stories,: to the latest:Hun-
garian; or rolleP .system. ,
Meeting ' .of tlie'Fire :Bri-
gade '-on. Monday, Mr, James A.
Cline resigned his position as chief,
There were two nominees for the•
Position,: viz., Messrs. D. Hogan
and George A, Sills:, A yote of the
con-ifiauycbeing-taken,-.2Mr, •Hogan
'Was declared eleeted bya 'Inglot7
• ' • •
••: Mr. A.,Strong•ulet With a painful
aceident'on. Ftid 52ETe Wa's cross-
ing from, the post Of-
fice' when he slipPed and, fell iteatr-
ily on his right side) fracturitig' his
eellarberm., '
• The- Canada Salt-ASsoeiation hav
establiihed, thew • headonarterS-
the Office recently °Copied' bY Mr
John Beattie. •
Mr. 'David Moore, Tuckersmith,
hag 'purchased Mr. Smiles Iteid'i
lioute and lot, in, Egmendville,
posite the, Presbyteria4. Chbrch, for
which he pai42000.,
ladinamed.
john :Martin; sou of Mrs. Slimes
Martin; Of -the secotut conceasiOn'
of Tuckersivith, met. With„A.'16-P5t.
athft aceid'eat. He Was chopping
iit' the butsh, the 'axe glateed
:and struck-.hiS fOot, inn -feting
EY' CARL IllqIfq-GWAYj...=--
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Are 'Farmers :Too -Thoughtful
y of Others? 2.'
_ : attended..the --ideal WhiteThean
growers7'...ineeting, in. Zurich recent:
The White bean :.,,groWers ;are
to; be cointriendedler thevery toed
job they are.. doing for their 'mem-
bers, They have gone
just a little farther in the.;simeess-
ful- Marketing, Of - 'their product
than an other' ,fariii arganilatien.
Met
for not operating , a definte.,PrO;`,
fitbasis.,..: The:beard's ansWer. was
,iliat.AlteY didn'twant to. interfere
With7Private*,..dealers.; - The - -board
also csee.mectwilling:: to: take: the
low -0 of .,bea, •ns., that -.were'
often..-clireeted-,te'sthein; 'bear: the
.extra expeiise of ProcesSitig'. and:
also look after:- the ::exporting �f
.surplitses.'" They. also stay out of
the cloniestic marketing in ,dispp.S.
'int' of the.beanS,..iest-theY provide,.
embarrassing` competition te.
clealer's.•;
IS this' 'Tieing too:, rimeh 'of. the
"goad- Sairieritan"? ••
• I, talked, with a ',barber recently.
He. toldree- that 0.• feW, years back,.
shaVing was of the
busitiess..,-,:dillette invented a 'Safe-
razors:Were , in-'
.trOduced.. 'past. '20
years, haf ofthe barbers have,:
'been.l_forcedjo. seek '.. theitrZclailk.
,bread'•i some . Other, line of en -
•. WAS there:a "Protective associa4
Hon" •forined-Jor -:barbers:,-,-; and
:their , •
PuItry deaiers, paid:1 cents per
.POund :les ; for' fowl .than deal-
ers, Where. there:was..,a,.co-dp, .to
supply ; a'ctive..cOinfielition..Shottla
farmers .fee1 for these,:deal--
ers Wheti;' they are:•squed2ed clov,rit
to a',..iitoderate,:incorite, cop • corn.:
petition?'. . , ,
'Sliould. farmers be.'''.aslted.;to tr
tect the iritereSts' of non -coopera-
tors Who ' yreap all-
cornbetition
Aalking.
any responsibility in [the.. andeeas-
ful•PPeration :the, co-op'
,
Th years. gone:,by,•,„the'', young
farmer' hitched up WA team and
'Wagon, -irahbed. a slievet.,aridearii,
ed . -a considerable' .sum 'of, -Money
doing road'worli between seeding
and .haariait Trucics• cant& •along,
Wok,' tver ',theliabling -of gravel;
and -iatiners--,-lostseineAratli77No*
'protective assoCiatioie.r, Was form-
With -the intrddnetiori of mar-
keting yards, solnefarmers are
delivering their own hogs.Some
truckers 'are losing business. Why
Should the' farmer be -prev_ented
from doing this just to -keep the
trucker- in a job?, •
„I do not, like :this 'approach;
neither ' is • it- popttlar .With farm
people who are,by- nature; tholight-
bfillors::b
f -tahte bwig,elfabrtie,sinoefsstheis, their • niteigihts,
,
:cold inmerSonal.way,_forcing farm-
• ers to this vieW,„
, .
Telephone Loses Money
•
• 'Conliary to .expectations,.. the
.annuar meeting_ Of the 1 -lay- Muni-
•cipal lelePhone SYstera passed
ver very :very quietly. Only 'a, small
handful of. subscribers turned out,
insteadof the ; full hall that was
.anticipated. .the -financial-
pert Of the. system: a net .loss of
$10,476:71-WaS, shOwn for the past
year.' IteeVe Valentine Becker was
chaWmanorthe meeting, and gave
A brief iresunie -of-the-sYstereVad-
tivities, .thiring the'past year.
eXplained „how, after the death of
the 'former: Manager, Harry Hess,
•the 'Council bad 4e1t it best to
.change' the Managerial sot up of
the telephone' system 'He tektof
the many obStacles the eouneil had
the •,,"reopgatiiiation prci-
cess: Beeker alsO explained
'Ittjlhelail!-teh4e$°-11Sy!otermra.•billidglethste m'raoT.esY:
the past few .years.,,, and an- effort
vas dtta seoiiijd inliariaden'etojaibbrainigs. itrallkacis
addressbe told of how Grand
Bend wasthe largest source Of
revenuedrcthe systent:-Zuricir eiI
izens News. ,-•••;• „
eatfol gAsh. beif.Av tut InSteP
„
y 'JAMES -,scopT,
was more ' than' a little SlirPriS
ed :and Shoeked.the other day whezf.
read in Jhe .paper that , young:
lad, not Yet twenty',' When giVeri
.Choice between a -,ten -dollar -fine
•anda,'Week in jail, said to the mag-
istrate 'that, he Would rathen.gole
jail ";`,it all. the, 'same,- to: yon." -
'And this Wasnot becausethe
boy did' not 'have the ten' dollars,.
He had a steady., job; and, more-
-over; the ,inagiStrate,. Whe,';'kneWs a
good dealiinote 'abut jails 'that'
'the -hey? does, ,, I offered,: to „give.' him'
lotsr1QfLi4e-. to the- money
for the fine. But the bb' ii
StubboriandaWayki pail, he went.
-.T;_.wOridee hOW-- that, .lad_.is
now?: I-4onder What.- spirit
of misplaced . bravado made'. hini'
decide to .go to 'jail- J.•. •the . first-
place.
I..can only ''gtieSs that.. the ybting:
.fellOW • •iii4de his decision :en.:' the
;spurof the 'Moment and that-, -in
",Aping:,:he thought he. wotild' be
inaking.thnself:soine warped kind
_of,higAhot.• ;
He couldn't
terrible thing, -At is. for -a • Man . to
lose his -freedoin' ." 'Nor- Could
have '1(nowit..bew• dangerotiS it cat
'be, to ',he eorifined' with: only ,people.
wh�are at otids-With,Society:,and •
, have ,neveloped im-
pulses „because ,they cannotfit, in.,
Now I ,have. never -yet; been in
jailnayself,.. but shall: ;never
get hearitiKabotit it frorn-:One Who
Spent" tWO ye3ri ihtlie-1:EnigStbii
' This was a. Peer woman who had
rnade is serious slip-Whoin-we.took
into., our house, the- first tvvo Weeks
after,,she came out of jail. She
•bed hanie, husband, _and chi).- ,
-area: to go' baelc- to, anirev antual-
ly she did, but she felt' she 'needed.
little'.time to rub off' the effectS•-,
'-prison'-before -she- was- ready -;
.take. up living with her loved
.had heard .about her, case and;
we, thought that couple of .weeks
in the good Huron'Countysunshine'•
would: do for -to rehabilitate
than - all the •do=geoderS in ,
•=-Tifeidentally, -it-did: -She -is' now-
, • „
on.ce more restored- to society, .and_ .
is '-a----happy--andr espected rneurber
.of the,community to which- the
farnity went to inake a; fresh -Start: .
I3ut in those, first day -a outof
jail all she could do was, talk= and.
talk -abont her 'terrible -ordeal: She
triade is realizei, as never before,
dreadful', rit is, -to be confined.. -
with ,,people who -have nothing _to:
beaSt,about,but their prime against.:
-their fellOw -She told .us how.
-this
blood until. you begin ,to 'wonder if
all. thel goodthings of living -ever
existednt all.-• She' told us how she
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