HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-05-09, Page 9!l
01 _15 years the Ontarito Legislature has been dominated by;- a single ;Party_ with
overwhelming majorities Secured by -its strength of `'Members .in the House, the
Frost_Government has grown old and'"careless I: has become indifferent to nearly
all thingsexcept 'continuing _its ,office.Despite tNs it asks you to increase -its need-
lessly:large --majority _
The; Government has allowed urgent matters to draft.
Promises that were made- alluring as election' bribes havenot' been.' carried out:
MORE : CLASSROOMS IN HURON
DEMAND '' INCREASES fOt BOOKSThe l meet d the
safety eters was held at Walton'
Opening o#.. more' school class county library Was ;explained, At, Public School, Consta'bie liardingp
rooms. in Enron County and„ great- tending the workshop Was Seaforth a°f erieh, spoke big f4Traffie
er demand for books froth 'local librarian, Miss Greta .Thozrnpson. Saety. diets - sbowed some
libraries . has -resulted in- a sharp Chairman ' Was' Orville ''Polar, < shoesoia. this . subyet t.
ME HURON
W1 TON SAI
upswing'; in_:i ircu%ation at .tbeilur reeve of East Wawanostt Mrs.
on County , Library, Mrs Il G-;Jacl on `Woods, of i4hmville, vas
Eckrnier 'told the ,annual meeting appointed;to the library board, xe
of. the Huron County , Cu -operative placing 'W. T. -Cruickshank, Wing -
Library .Association., bans; whose three-year term had
•'Circulation 'for 'the••first quarter expired. --
of 195$ is-lup by about 3,000 aver- Speaker.. was Dr. J, J, Tatman,
the 'first three months In 1957, Mrs. librarian at University of 'Weste>;r
Eckmier said; Ontario, who described library. or-
Both se11oo1s and lbca .libraries ganiratipn and travel' in ,;: hand,
are -asking for ; more books,' she, Africa„ which he .visited 'a year
TWenty-one libraries attended: a
workshop -session at the ;carroty
library in the •court house, Code
,rich; are in. handling, repairing
and packing books was, discussed
and general administration of the
titi•of ConfitSethletuenx
A former, Exeter dentist and .na
tive of. 'Zurich,, rDr, Bruce Eick-.
i Leser, naw of f3amilton, paid;' a
$16,580 out of court settlelientOn,
Monday ;ta a patient' who clamed
"lan_Wii gas had "permanently.
diminished" his ; mental #acilities;
The ,patient 'PVoodhall;.Cowell, 47,
saidhe spent"'four months in lios
pita after .he -had eight,teeth pull-
ed and --would -never.-be. able to
wor"1?;. again. Counsel for Dr Eick
Meier 'denied that the, nitrous'okide
Riad. been administered_improperly.
and alleged that it had, been admin
istered 'by ,another dentist. Cowell
claimed he was given;"an overdose
6i�the gas. His-Iawyer.said. the
nitrous oxide, administered as an-
esthetic before 'the,'estractions; re-
placed the. oxygen supply that
sh2luld have beenreaching•CowelVs
;brain. • `This, . he„ said, :caused' "in-,
' ,olhntary faciai' expression; `less -
of co -.ordination ; and partial .loss of
speech. "-Exeter Times -Advocate:
Clean ip Old Cemetery
Ones of our s`niall—Iong-neglected
.cemeteries on the 13thcpncession
of Hullett is now being. cleaned: up,
by the. eemetei•y board;_ ner`glibors
ago. °"Dr ,'$`alman was -thanked for he•hoine of Loretta Gbnnolly:"The
his address by William Taylor, of girls tooknotes! on, helpful. cloth-,
Hullett Towghip, ing andcare afthe. bo4iy-
Representing Seaforth Carnegie,
.l eioraf,L1F 'BU$Y BEA:'i`FRS
The fifth meet:Mg of the Ate1
lop °Busy Beavers, Was 11e1d:'-at the
Seaforth District High School,
There.+were three clubs present.
Constable 13ardy,- from, Goderith,
spoke 'oti', "T,raffie Safety','. show-
ed a film, and gave same accident
statistics in Ontario,
The sixth meeting was'held at
Library.A3Oard-.at t1ie=meeting an
banquet; were Miss M; 1'i Turn
boll'; ' Mrs: TJathes .A. Munn, Mrs.
C.', E. Smith; Miss ,Rose' Dorsey
and -Miss -Thompson _._;_
. CLEAN G
Fox pick-up` alb •dehvexy
Fkinnery. ` Cleane
A Iain Street R. eaforth'
PIEIONE :87,
-itimIImminfnllt(Infin}nfi1iIfllflr i
SeiJ that unnecessary piece e .
funs�ti�ce~tklrollgii a 11liilth.l;xposia:
tor Classified, Ad. Phone +41,
WINTHROP.
11'be WMS and 4VA;-•of Cavan
Church .will tipet;Wedneday,May:=
2 p.mn Circle 1 will be
charge of thie program. an'd Circle
1. the lunchLadies are asked to
-bring secondhanticlothing_and dis
carded ,nylons %r.,; the Bale,.: alto
the the...layette
UCEFIELD--
Miss Marguerite= •McDonald of
London, , spent a ;':few ; days with
Misses Kathleen" and Marie El-
Mr's.
l-Mrs . Stackhouse and Mrs -Mac
Wilson visited with Mi. ' William
McDowell, Westfield, on Tuesday'
of last week.
Mr antlT-Mrs --- hoamas 'Baird
spent Friday :in. London.,
,Mrs. John Cairns spent. the week
encs n 8linton �vltti her niece, Mrs
Howard Currie. •
i
Miss - Mary-- Broaelfoet and .,'Miss
Barbara Taylor spent the week-
end «ith :their, parents.
Mrs. S. ` MCKenzie -• Mrs; James
tin& interested friends, On April 10omson __Mr �
Georgeaird -.�-Mr,-
thefirsL Meeting was heli3..at`t�e Thomas Baird Mr. Stewart Baird.
kome- of Mr .and Mrs '. �IIeery, Hun- and Mr.'Belden ,ltoss-attended the.
king ,to _lay,Plans; fol' the work' to funeral of their cousin in Detroit
:bedone ,The_; cemetery ' board on.Monday; „, •
mem,bers .. are.. chairman, William
1,tunking; secretarreasurer, -Hen
ry Flunking.;unky t
Flunking.; trustees, E: M, Eeek-.
itt, Harry. Webster,' James `Reber / ALL KINDS+
ton and. :Harvey- Hunidng The. his
torp of., the cemetery goes
hoback.. to
1865; wever :there is :a Platzaer+;
headstone bearing the, date: 1859
Mr Taylor who: donated the land,`
lived on: the farm ,new occupied;
by Mr. ;James '•McDougall, 'and the
first ' burial' was a child of . Mr.
Taylor . ; Among: the early 'settlers
Whose _navies appear,. on the,.hea'd
stones are Tackson; Cunningham;
Scott, Crawford; LawrenceHow-
son, : M'oore,_.; Roberton;, Hunti ng;,
I rainger and'' Sprung. -`Blyth Stan-.
The'business of Government and th administration of the people's affairs have fallen
into disrepute:
Assistar ce'.,to niiniicipalitiesis lagging far'` behind increasing costs of -municipal oper-
ations. The result is higher and higher local. taxes.
117ow ;i>r. the face:of-a-aby,' election,, new promises are .being made:
Ordinary routine. operations are
being advanced as-GQvernmeint generosity.. - ` How;
• long will people be 'fooled?
new ho` sital is vaguely announced at the''sametime as a By-election.
p
omethin to begrateful for.
he; routine axing .of
� a.�highway is' put forward as g
OVERNMENT TELL" YOU '' INSTEAD : ABOUT
T..T�IE :G ..
APP IEING' :PROVINCIAL DEBT ! r
he you t
x m tell_ a out". a debt'. that under the present Gov
ernrnen# has beth
• n ' "b ` 360, 000,000-A debt grow-
ing
increa�sed $
ing. at' the rate .: of..$2,000 00Q per. week !
That is What the. people of'Ontario want to hear about.`.:
They, will never hear of steps being taken to check this
until they elect a strong. Opposition
runaway money madness
►U -SAN DLJ YOUR -aBIT BY ._ VOTI IG. I:O YOUR ; UB R,AL
CANDIDATE
Phone
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Res.' 540
SEAFORTH
ou rneon to;s ►�-
just 3.0a -deny inay
send backac ie
Sounds good' l oogical, tooi'You see the normaloki sof kh
kidoe�s as to"remove exceu wastes and a sds . .
as .olein ehe cause of bacicaOl=iroin-Rhe
s)*M11 Dodds Kidney' ills i* late the ,
tadneys in tbu;` cmcwrl="anil.
tso-tna' bmg you:
that• weleome:relief frons baclia they hire
many others. •1 n just 3=e44You can depenn;
on;Duirt-=in'the hhi -6a: ;ir•ttith trod, band.;
EAR and S
iberaL,Gantdidate in the Huron, By -Election
iscuss' issues„ facing
Electors of Huron
TE
7 p.m. to- 7,05 p.m.
LIBER
PRONG
ET -TEV
91��q
ELECT 1DP!S�
apposition . 'means;
overn-rYterill
essa,
.Natural gas -will soon be made, available.in your community. As soon;
as possible, Work' will begin on the construction of a: network of street
maims . and other lipiping necessary to the distribution' of the gas
�throtighout:the varus •xesidentiul,,business-:.and industrial areas.
To•, determine where such ,piping. will `be, required, tlnion,`Gas-
representatives will conduct a :market survey, starting this week,
During the ;survey, 'these representatives will'contact all hotis folds,'
businesses . and. industries.- '
Each of these representatives will carry an official identification card.
Should someone contact'.you'in the name of tinion Gas Company of
Canada, Limited, please cheek this identification. '
Your fullest co oPeration with. the company representatives 'will. be
greatly appreciated . and will facilitate bringing natural gas service
to •you.
MPA]
Chatham., .Ont