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'ANDREW V.31.1eLEAN, Editor
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EARTH, ONTARIO JANUARY 'AO 1959
How: TO Encourage', Interest.in. Wor
A St Marys councillor -has suggest= -dren.'sbould not gain an apprecia-
ed,that efforts -Sh:ould be made to edn- ton of Municipal goVerriment, and.:
cate citizeirsTaridi-,-especiallyL'TsChbol__LL,_one W'ay, Would be. for .groups to'.at- .
7.children, into taking .. an -interest fleiid.fjpeetingS'
, . .
'municipal matters.- He. -suggests the by by. _ar,rangement such groups , could
„
Arst 'step should...be, the -eneoirraging, have explained to them by theMayor .
'ha varioUS groups CO visit opeu-COuri:- Or Clelit.,Alldineaning Of the svarious
•Theethik:s -whefe, they could 1ean pro,01.00.$0,1*loda:ce'each. occupies in
5.• -at first hand the functioning: ortlie. Y.: the intui1eipa1,proees-s-.---.St--0-$---hy:thi$, -
democratic ystein in one of its "1119.st," 'direction were taken at the last noM7.." .
basie..and elementary formS. illation 'meeting, when i number of
There is little doubt that few—very sch901-..childrgn; with f: their teachers,
:few—citizens take Triuch interest .in werein attendance; saw the candi7,
their town affairs or, . at least, that dates. being noininated,,and heard re -
part as is represented -hy-rileohl. s of,. VortS7.fronttownTofficers . With - the
council. Certainly during the '.'past'259,---2'sainei'thought in ,mind; -Tuckersmith-
years there have not been More, than ,School Area.arranged a successful
three or four occasions on Which, a .:eVening. last fall, when various as -.-
ratepayer has been present ata-meetr. pects of the ;InaChinery,,,of 01.1".i.1() -gr aOY
ing of the -Seaforth Council' Soldra'S ;were eani-inecrand:discUssed. "
a spectator . True, at MOStMeetings- inwortaiit. that ratepayers - -
there are repreS6iitatives Or -have.,-"a knowledge: of to* their' own
,.
tions ad -vat -icing this or that proposal ; - affairs- are' -conducted.: It is .even
They present, their brief, , 'answer more iriipotant that the youngpeo--
questions Which council may ask, .and:, pie of . a cginnaUnitY.,be encouraged to .
then disappear, their interest being lebki. forward, to plitt be prepared4or
it seems, to their own Prob- the time when they will be Called on to
lemsOssume---responsibility--m-inumeipal.
There is no reason why school
affairs. -
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New Citizens Make Malor
The Brandon Sup says tha-t-une--o -
the first cries whenever unemploy-
rcient starts chipping the frame of
the general picture of,prosperity;is-
that immigrants ,and employed mar-
• TJ.
ed women are ``stealing' jobs from -.
-- population represented by these new-
comers has created '-,-problems
-school acconmoclatiorr. But the skills
they have brought' with them, the
contribution- they have 'made in their
desire to succeed in their ellesen
country, and, the taxeS they'pay on
holdings they have made productive
far, outweigh , any problems -their ,
presence has created, This would be
- a poorer land had the people of Eng -
and, ,of Holland, and of other Euro-
pean-countries;:noW
not come to Canada.
,.Canadian men..
-
"In both cases the arginlient--isTa--.
hollow • demagoguery. •Far..from de-
priving Canadians' of ,
jobs— imthi-
grants necessarily increase .wor op-
portunity'," the Sun goes on to say..
" "They.have: to ,eat and theThave
to Meet their housing needs, howev-
er modest these rnay-beat-the----start-.1;,-!
In Other words. inerease_thesi
mandlor consumer goods • produced ,
• in 'Canadian factories and :sold in
Canadianshops.".
We don't know hOW,. many'
Canadian' families there are in
on. One thing; however, .is certain,.
and that is that had• these families ,
not 61i -ie. -here there would today be •
a good 'many vacant farms in the• _-
county. There Would...be Many an
• empty` home and .apartment ifitie
• towns and villages.,
True, in Some areas the- increase:in.,.
SUGA
•BS'.."iff:,'(Aill) B. •044.,E
Are you shocked'ai.id incredulous
when you read one of thbse front-
page stories in which. some °reii-.
ary- naan; for no apparent reason,
goes berserk and slaughters his
wife and three children with an
axe? I'm shocked, too, but 1
ean't say I„'„iri astonished. -
§ §
Siimetirnes I can harcuY stand
my -family. • And don't,. think I'm
being facetious. , I really mean it.
I 'imagine mest" nien-go"through
periods of 6.q.iiiet desperation in
which only the veneer of centuries
of civilization )-.,.-events them from
clobbering the lot with the near-
nesttbluedepwools.ntinstrm
uent and 'running
io th
.- We had a couple-,,ef days. in 'a
row this week when only iron, self-
control on my part averted a&ag,
edY...There didn't seemto be any
• particular reason for theidWri-
terr -madfiess--that asSailecl us: I
vvilLadinitthat the "Old 13-attreaie
was, viel-r...honed, tor'thet-oeCakion.
She had a coldsore,.whieh, between
the disemnfert arid .the su1t to
,her vanity; . alWays- inalceS • her
about as cozy to live with as a
rabid- fox.
• There was nothing wrong with
Me: Oh, I had, a touch of my win-
ter 'backache; the 400ra on my foot
was ;giving 'me hell; the, furnace,
had gone- 'out 21-barire,
and, the goal truck, had plowed000 a
Couple of oftlees M My front lawn:
But A)n.:tht-wrliol'jwapretty
amiable `, "
. • Arid the kidsweren't especially
bad, inst. average. Which is;en
°Ugh ' to drive 'a ,deacon, td drink
and wild women,' but doesn't bother
us tOo much.' Even,.the dog ',Was
nierelY liusy proving...there, is One
•type .of animalmore irritating
•t.han-chilclren. ; -
0 Help in Smaller Towns
•ny.
APProire AmieXatlon
Hullett, township
proved a•lrequeSt fromr the: Oxecii-
live: and'. housing . coMittee of the.
Clinton Council for pernaiSsion • to.
annex 12 acres" of land :adjoining
-the--noritheasf.sicteIef__tew.if. It is
`exnecte,d 'that -three .of .theSe acreS7
Will be aged forthepending ',rental
lionsing:ProleCt..Which the town has
entered'into aiohg With the .proVin-
tial_ancl. .federal 'goVernmenta.
• (Acton Free Press)
Municipalities are receiving out-
lines of the winter work stimulation
plan fostered by theJederal and pro-
vincial governments. A close study '
proves the plan almost Useless to cen-
tres --of- this sie—
It that any winter work -
stimulation plan -can't look to the
municipal level' for support with so
many restrictions placed on the avail -
',able grants.
,No. Rabies; ,Y0t! '
Although , a fox waS,-slaot in the
•manger , of the. barn ,'laSt week,
cattle on the farm`, or Lewis johnS,'
t'sborne,-. haven't SlieWii signs yet
of being infected..: by the aniniar;
believed to be rabid."So far there
have been rio ill effects.," reported
4loeSn't lebk as if
the,,fox :attacked any . cattle before
we were able,f,, to "kill ',him." 'Mrs.
Johns said She InfiOe'd "our experi-
ence will . serve •as a..• Warning. -to
farmers who are vyintering cattle
in open barns tobt- careful.." -Ex-.
eter. Tiines-Advocate, ,
APERS
FEDERATI
..lar pennants. for mimerals.-- ,o„ , .,
rich Star.. . - • r. ' ... . .
letter of the . alp abet an tnangu-
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,Signal
By 1.CARL ..HEMiNGWAY
. ,• . ,
BriiSsetS.SchoOl.tont!.. ; . . . .
. . _..laiin'e. more I would 'remind . all.
' 'Following the 'Special faek.find.
. cattle !'S'sAiner.,S to. look up ,the .ad-
ing Meeting of the Wmgham Dis- ,
ertisrneiTt in their weekly paper
-tritt7Iligli-School-Boardiest-wee-r 1,t-T.H-fr.d-th-o7-11-ateor. st.i.i, nrneoliosis.,,,
_ V 'e.
.Crrie4sea';'!'dsinelv9gfendi311`'rointlyst:80.12:-el:ihc''''ea:111.1)41;Y:b'il4a.111.m!itg'4:1.4"1.c.trnr-fatiionina',tWiciinll ..brilo.e, cetianiligii.'g' 'olii.6.6:ott.t. tt9o.
-stPad2.,--Of.liniildinan. addition.. to
erecting a 'second' high ',school „in.-
' , 'en„".and.they.._ are . not paid .,for:
tet yourdecision. 'These. are busy;
ilioni....,A represeritative-ofthe:Fed
,iivitrib ore .,_„_1"):Chrioes_lesinrii 1 it vs structureeisteipgoart0et id. i1:Ipitt :7:Wa tdmi,f4g9illi ,a(iiiin.vticii: iiiiat n Ili si,i_liv._,.oeraki'.e. r-7, f .0,Q i
sa't6a-istfhniee71°das'if :YrwiciiiiiirrY'gb-°°etit',
Will..be better
.theinforrnation .: at. these; meetings.
that 'are being , arranged by:the De-
partment- Of. ,Agrieultore 16t"...your:
bands to be hard,- shrewd, &pin--
eering-even ruthless. -except witl
their .wiyes? -
Kim was bustling around while.
this was gOing en,. running back
and forth between us, with the• -
dog' S dish in one hand and a quart.
of Ina in -the other, trying to get
his dinner, It -was hpr day to look
after /playboy. ,
• • §
- So, -from the back rooni, vVhere
the ),mp livesz.Htigh .was.' yelling at
Kiln; informing • hervvith delight.
that there were 'four messes" to
• dean- up.' Playboy-, was Yowling
forlais food. -My wife. was informt-
ing. me, in the reverberating tones.
she ernpleys „when her coldsore is, •.
giving her; twinges, that I'm soft '
and let people walk all overme.
seem ipractical. to :build a. sechind
schoOl.- This.'cdnclusiOn was reach::
.ed: When it was found Aliat .at eS t.
• only - Could be exPectecl .to •
attend- the; Second 'institution, ' and
,that assessments • to support the
,pian; Would not be adeqUate.Wing7.'
ham' Advance Times
fl .,
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flagS for use .inthe annual. tnarin,
d's!,Lservice Was nreSented.,to' Knox
Presbytelfaitlaiiirch Sunday:. The
presentation; Made by Capt 3'.
Thoma •representing the, marine
_division of Imperial Oil Limited,'
took place during._ a special lay-
nien's ,-seryiee 'Sunday a,fterndon.
In accepting the flags, 'Rev: R. G.
•MacMlllan.• Said:, "We, will guard
them well and us them. from tithe
to time decerationorbar
Mary on the occasion of our Mar-
iners' service." The 'signal: flags
are , carried' by ail -Great. Lakes'
ships. The. set presented to the
Too *eh. Money?
Liens 'District- .GOverinir
•VatSen,..L-uCknoW, 'Paid his official
Visit' to the Zurich. Liens'.. Club on -
Monday ',evening, at ;their regular
:dinner meeting . at the. Doininion
How:. :Governor Rae. was intro-
duced"flie""ellib` by: InternatiOnal-
Counsellor., Vic- 1)Ciiinii;-"oftlie7Zilf-t:,
Club., In reviewing the history
.of . the Zurich . Club; „Mr. .Watson
Tsai& the-Club*Wa s MO
money enough
places touse it. He urged; the
menibers totryand find projects"
whiCh „could, uso_. ."-up .the . surplus
money. "To .good mem-
'ber ; .'Of a. :Lions . dlub,, one; Must be
alwaysready to go''alongTwitli the
iiiejoritY;" added the Govertiorlle
went Ca t� say that in LioniSiii one
can; derive, intiCh benefit from as-
sociating With the • calibre of
whe.lielongia Such organilations-:
Huron County co-operative , their ,
cal.. Services held eir ` annual
meeting in the council Chambers,
JanuarY:. 22. „ Due-,_ the,
'very bad:, weather,- this '":itieeting
not as. well ',attended c,aS' it
Sli 10 CZ IfillielbSerie
Llioth the president- and. rvice-
president,: Fordyce.- , Clark" w s
elected -..chairman "for 'the meeting..
PauMeehan; TOronte, director'
of.. Rural EnrolinentS,. Was ',guest
'sneaker: ..1-1e-Pointed-but'theneett-
for.fainilies to.4rotect-themselVeS
against sickness eXpense:'Iii cities
"about..98Tper centtli
' ote
are ;Protected goVeriinientitos-
pitilizatieri"Lsince many corne
under 'Corinpulsery
church. ineludes. 'a : flag for..., every -Zttricli Citizens News
YEA, RS 11,Gt:!NE '
Interesting items gleaned from
The. Huron ExpoSithr . of 25,50
• and 75 years 'ago: •-
• However, inany farm fain es
fail to' take advantage of this pro-
tection; Money is not plentiful on
the fartn, but, since the Govern-
ment expects to pay twc4iiirdS'of
the eost, of hospitalization in •On-
tario, these farmer's should realize
that they will pay two-thirds of
the cost for nothing if they fail to
-pay ,the other ene-tfurd.,"'
Mr. Meehan ' told' that there -are
•several- Ways, by„ -Which this pro-
tection can be .had by those unfor-
ttinateS mho are -unable to Pay the
government • premium. He also•
urged- everyone to make special
note of their registration number.
It i8 your _passport to"the hospital,
If Yon. lase it, you will:havetrou
131q•
• So Kim ' gets. aWtL� flnatered,..
starts ler' the baPlt;irooni' on a' dead. •
:run .to tell:104h -what. a, dirtY`'
-Sneak he and
auait,bottles. do when
,they're sPilled;
gallon, , •
As I say, there didn't seem to
be any real reason tor,a dustup,
but, like an old cavalry ,charger,
I could scent battleahead. As- a
result, I was lookit g forward to
lunch hour, the crisis period at
our house, with'-all:the enthusiasm
of a beautiful mo_del heading for
the dentist to have, all' her teeth
milled. mid I couldn't have been.
more right
,;.
• AnyWay.that ended round one
Rettirn 'Match. Was .next *day at
litea6arnishT.'4TelLe!hstidsTYiCv°e-r°11e. wWraesStlsitnilgl'
witli...'the -dog to see Who'd hold'
Playboy threw up' from the .'
excitement.. -The •'sotin. boiled .:-over
right at this juncture,. put; r
bore you with -the' detail's. . Snfiie0'
it to say that it's right abOut their
that I `want' my mother...When yoli
haven't '-got,ja mother .handy -the
next, best' thing isto--- get --to- the
bathrodna and lock yourself': in. -
'Which is good ;for about90 seconds
".beford somebody is hamniringO
the doorliii • agony... '
• Oh.. we. ,coo,1- off; ',and' the -very'
nextday, probably, we're as' happy
Land- aff ectionate-)a--little
you'd find, But don't . expect me '
to say incredulou,sly, rwhen I read
one of -those grueserne axe -slaying.
„headlines: "How in the world
could he,, do itt0, those lovely
children: and that .pretty young
wife!'"
The first day my Old Lady tore
inteine before r evengot ‘rny
over -
hoes 'off, because7r.l.adrittlieen"
tough." enough witil 0 certain fel-
mw oVer',a Certain `matter. Why
I:m more apt to be,saying quiet-
ly to myself:, "'rliere but. for the;
fact that .iny axe is rid -tied: frOnr
chopping_ off,„ the Steps and
wouldn't eut butter; go -I," •
Professor• What did you learn
-
-about-tlie:salivary glands?" _
Girl: "1 couldn't -find'eu'
professor,; they are so darn.:
is it that women want their hus- s
Will.P4y you. tohave all maintepaiie;. repair,
renovation and .redecoration' jobs -donearound
your home or place of business during the wintr
lull in the00b.uildmg rndustry
:Nila9tiVlioilEalIMHI5ouR§,OiriYglEAMctE; \Tarrr ta(5VAa, iNlalS:le1-1'1:itijberrc.m.thghe.
your barikT"-.-Lup to---$4;000-and up ,to 10 years
IMPRO"VEIVIENT LQANS,
backed by the gOVernnient, are also "available'
-•`through Your bank. . th15-,Q00 and up_to,
1.0 yea.rs to. repaY.
Help YOuiself --and at,the same tithe, Your corn.-
. InunitY-4y. having jobs dOne.' 'note•-
wn of Seafort
MiNO,R HOCKEY. WEEK: ik CANADA'.
WHEREAS, the Week Of January 24th IS being observed through-
out Canada as a period to focus public attention oil the PhYsi-
'
-ea; .ehar"acter-hiallingand otii benefitsof hockey 'for. .icrar
youth, and °
WHEREAS the;game of hockey i recognized as our truly Cana-,
dian-sort.:Which teaches our youth to ,develop a competitive
s-pitit,,Co-operation. with - others 'body-building and, respect
for-authOrity,--and
•; WHEREAS Minor Hocley is the foundation' froth, -which- aecein-
plished hockey Players develop, •
NOW THEgEFOREi 1, as, Mayor o Seaforth, do hereby 40140.
th*oek eo1nntenmg January 24h be oll?,50rVM'i$
"MNOR HOCKEY EEK IN CANADA'
_
and request that all Parents. and others encourage 'children' to, '
• -
partielpate in this great Canadian game.
B. F.
'11/layor.
• From The Iluton-Expositor.„.
February. 2, .1934
• S. F. Daly' , was again -elected
president Of the .Seaforth ' Golf
Holding.' Corporation Ltd. Expend-
ed for • local,labor and .tearns,•in
the cftstruction Of the new golf
,courSe was $3,220.80. • • ,
Charles. A. Barber was elected.
chairman:of...the Seaforth
ate Institute Board at the' meeting
on Thursday evening,
, „ ,
Helmar Snell assunied 'the, du-
ee_pliipf of policP,.. night Watch-
man and tax. collector onAliiirs-
Mr,„ It. 1% Belton, .q ttibIin, was
a wirmer of the spring series of
the 1933 bacon -litter competition:
_M Mary Flynn., Constance,
Who L pdzfdliid tWd- Weeks with
her . brother, -James, was quite
badly scalded on the face
chest last Friday, but j5 .improv-
ing nicely, . '
O Master Jack Medd, of Con. -
Stance, had the - misfortune
white skating' to fall and hurt his
leg and 'is unable toget. around; .
• Mr. Laird Mickle and son, Billy,
• of Hensall, motored td Ridgetow,n
• list week and spent a day With
• Mr. and Mrs. George Mickle.
Mr,.. Earl Bell had the misfor-
tune 'tofall last,.week arid fraCture
0, , •
two ribs. . • ..
Messrs,. John Cardio and' C.
Reeves attended a hoekey-ganiin
• Toronto ft -Saturday evening,
competition ' at Haitilton 'recently
and each Nveie, suctessful in.win-
ning '$25 '
.Mr. Earl Crich, who has been
visiting his brothers and sisters in
Seaforth, left on TueSday morning
for his home in Hartney, Manitoba.
• stewart, Bros, are inalang exten-
sive alterations and improvements
in their stores.
-
'While walking along 'the lane of
.Mr, J.. W., Beattie on Sunday morn-
ing, riVIr. Ed. Everatt saw two
snakes lying beside the drain, at
he sidef the. lane ey, were
`nintili with Cold. ',-
Mr. W. J. Moffatt was in Toron-
to 'this week attending the Grand
Chanter of the Royal Arch Mas-
-Frorir The Ituroo
Felirtiary 1, 1881 •
• Mr. Samuel Hannah, formerly of
McKillop..has been elected Warden
of the County 'c7f . Brandon, IVIarii-
January 21 1959.
5 5 --
Min The Huron' ExpoSitor:
. January 29 •
• A, '31 'Tyndall' andI A. B. Carr
have purchased- the 'grocery _busi-`
tress of T. Beacom in Clinton,
Messrs. W. Hoggart. and A. Col -
dough, Hullett, citt ari „.:01M' tree
on the farm of James SOuthetnnlie
a few days ago, Which turned out
11 cords Of 'wood and 14 logs, each
12 feet long, and none of them
less than -a foot in diameter at
the:small end,
pr6 err an o ner, o
txeter -leg- Part In ---d-iltoothIg and. broke his shoulder hone,- ,
How To Cut Taxes
Two Concrete .suggeStions for re-
diming.taxes-making welfare pay-
ments only on the basis. of proved
need and slashing defence expencli-
tures-were made;in a rdcent TO-
,ronto speech by Stuart Armour,
'economic adviser:, to The Steel
Company of Canada, Limited,
Mr. Armour. told_ `the National.
Concrete Products Association that
putting welfare payments on a
proved need basis need not be
politically disastrous, because la-
bor- unions -tad ,already- done -so_
during recent strikes in Canada,
"Labor leaders and their doctrin-
aire socialist collaborators have
long condemnedthe application df
a means test with respect to wel-
fare -transfer payntents," he said.
"yet- when the- 'United zSteel -Work
ers and the Mine, 111111. and Smelter
Workers Were called .out on strike,
theY themselves doled 'out relief
only to those members who could
prove real ueed." , ,
This is an example the federal
government ,should folidw, Mr.
Armour said, "for the indiscrim-
inate handing out of relief pay-
ments has beenone of the prime
causes of, the inflation which has
afflicted Canada shine 1916."'
t In,' the long run, our national eco-
nomy can no better, afford the costs
of universal welfare payments than
mild the treasuries of two of our
wait for sprin
Issued by a'itthotity.' of the
Minister, arLabour, Canada
8055
" Since arriving in Ontario, Mr,
William Logan has , dispOseci a
about 15,000 bushels of Manitoba
wheat to millers in this district.
_
Mi. AlexanderCharlesworth has
purchased the business and stock
'of Mr. D. o.Ito'8e, of the pdst
office.grocery stare, 'and will here-
after Carry on the tattle,.
"
The Literary and Musical Sere-,
fy of the High School gave one of
-their iibpuTar` entertanurients, m
_ • • _ _ _ _
st and mod powerful- labor
ti,ixol6 Hall, -Brucefield, ThuradaY orpoisations.,)
evening, ' Ho. added; ,,,,Perlaaps now that
caAnnovaerldesriliypia. eldadoyn, nthaernesdidewMariks.
the.head of the AEL-C10.(George
opposite stated that1
and in falrinllifs; fractured °hrier'Farirni,dal!'n' ilMaabbeooarrilYvloetahed7eorusrof(epoiathnlinatiolic.tyiatco5nwtrino.1 ,talce
two
ePaisarese.srk, ceiernaa, cols. heart and start aeting an the in.,
Aarllipithaete olsodMafiot
ssetilfthere s: terestthsoeeobea
f are tobek.4
Cnireductions
took part- in the skating carnival innin tAxion,thereesinCanadineetets
r igny: ehualt into
at Clinton on PridaY &Vetting.
O A friendly game football was go,vverenticeanntadsirteannsditinagv, agot id
played
re.
played at Kinburn last Saturday ,,
gain control of goVerninent itPeral-
between the pupils of AtoXlioro and lug, oniz by s0 doing on Nolen-
Kinburn sehools.. ,
• 'White playierhookey at the rink Orate the private capital without
a feW night age, 11.0Y Everatt fefl which -a private enterprise SYStem
ifltist1 etntuaUy be `destroyed.
These Are All 1959 Models
•
in Stock
1 'CIIEV, BEL AI'lt SEDAN ,
Color 'Green; six -cylinder; standard transmission
1 CHEY. BEL. AIR, SED-A7SIT'''• ..--°
••Color, Black and White; 6-cy1inder; standard transmission,
1 CIIEV.. BISCAYNE SEDAN .
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