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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-04-03, Page 2- Since 1860 'Serving the Commtuity First. INb4s,1ted at SEAFORT.1, ONTARIO,' every Thurs1ay niorihig13)T • 4• •NDR47-7Y-v-lUcLEAN., Editor :.SUBSC11,113TION ,RATES: Canada (in advance) $2.0 a 'Year . United States (in advance) $3.50 a Year ' SINGLE COPIES - CENTS EACH Authorized as Second Class Mail, ,Post, bffice Department, OttaWd• Member of Canadian Weekly ... Newspapers ' Association .21.4e0 TO THE .5P12/1V6 -12AACE*WITI-/ YOU ON ONE - ° CCWO/TIOAt. Ael< ME. 'Classified Ads- Provide Variety, _Drama One of the most widely read pages - as the object -matrimony type of ad - of this weekly is that which contains vertisement. Yet you see them occa- the 'classified ads. .; , ..slonally, incited by atype (we There • are good relsong-for---this so discriminating that -they not the' leiletn-f-31illteh:*that-e-V-e'14-37------'---Cala-Lt-fa•rrd-a siiitable—mate---- around - them. The, per,son, who, insert S this iiyp-rof ad -must he -a -brave -soul .cleed, sooner. or later he will be appre- hended and will be subject to the sly drgs of his friends., ''Thank you:cards tell -of long sieges inthe hospital when good neighbors -called to help .'while others express thanks to doctors, L -nurses- -and pall-, 'pressed iads oa - bearers ;theevent of a loss •of a • week the -ads contain outatandmg op- tunities for those who wish to buy or sell articles. They get results Many other reasons have been adr hanced Why this is so, but none bet- ter, than'those that appeamet recent: ly in the Steinbach Carillion. News (Manitoba) : , "The dreams, asPirations and life Stories of its authors are often 'ex - n the want f ritr , newspapers. An 'elderly couple- off-er 9Yed;Ohe, Tragedy; humor and his - their :fari'd-E---sale, it i, for them, tory--.-are-wrapped-the--shOrtAfr 'the end of the line, the .-end of theirten 4141,?,teviated.*ant-ade: lifelong struggle to raiSea' family, "Nowonder -so 4rianY. People "tuna to break and clear land, to pay off to the want ad pages first." : - the Mortgage;• the beginning. hew life as, retired -or seani-retire'd' Demerit Svstem farmers in the neighborhood::Villige- ."The same column perhaps earnes The early' days of April are re •• another ad -by a: young couple, look- garded.-asbringing-Lwith, the -m --real ....hag for a.inew quently% small 13ungiTOWThi"Tardtial aWW-liT6h-th-eTwelre'ffdar"an-: • trict. Have some cash for down pay- 'dicates as being the first of Spring. - ment." Hopes and apPirations - This Year :April brings something ; `Tut perhaps they didn't meet the. .more—the introduction of the Prov - down payment requarepienth ' after ince , of Ontario's point systeln._, all, an -e-fided tip in a small attic, — Cartainly,_ifLthe_syStem_ has the et - room in a not so pleasant hoine. In feet of recluCMg the terrible toll a small town one just cannothelpbUt" t which highway traffic has taken dui. - learn how it turned- out:. L- _ in recent years , therewillbe-agen- "Another type' of ad, one thatisn't eral desire on the part of motorists to seen too often in the rural newspaper, do their part.in:making it work . , • HIGH-QUALITY PROTEIN, AND CALCIUM • TO BUILD 'STURDY , BODIES • Free! Marie Fraser's new milk recipes. VVrite today] DAIRYRi.krovieFe' OF CANADA. Tor,tanto. ' Wins At Speaking . Brian Prescott;',...son' of Ur. arig' Mrs. Titomas- Prescott, Grey town., &std1ttatJ4stoweiDis± trict High school; ,Was•,. deelared: best impromptu , speaker .M.,:w-dis; trict titb11espaking contest de- termine the right, to, enten'the als, 'to, be. hem in Toronth:April--1, -Students_ 1.fr.0111 : four,,xlistrigt „nigh_ Chuol#Wiat-teli;"'gifeter,,Lneknow and Listowel, competed.-Briissel§ . Bleed' Soon AVallablo. . . . . , , . , . , . Within . a feiv,;Weeks.'it is, e5ipeet- ed that •,a bleed' for use ..in elective': Work, at ,::the :les al hesPitak andthroughoutMid- .dlesex and Huroff.Toinaties, will be available,' 'Organization, of -the ,- sex - :vice, • las- been- :undertaken4y-i-the- ...Canadian Red.Cross.S�cietyiii Operation with Ithe 'Ontario tal Commission: Chairman of, the cueton.. Hospital Beard, , chairnian`.Of the, 'Red: cioag responsi- ble CIintOn, News-13„eeard,', Check :Schools . As a.Part.of thoti.re at' inerith.;, meeting, the ..'"fnembers" 'Of the Hay7ownshiPt school. Area , Beard viSiteCtle,-Zurict-Scheel:llastiWeclf, inVestigate. , a' minther of, Minor ,.: coniplaints about cenciit tieris in the building.' -• It was :te-- ported :thatroom bilk had to; IMP tip witita, gteet. deal .of noise,. ing from ,the.manual training. rbalh , below it 'and the. home' edono,rrire rooin'.,abOVe The ,therilbersof the hoard :decided theY,wOuld; ni- -vestigate what ecitild bedonerabetit rethedying. the ,sititatieii,:'Ainittior rn dliVeStiTgalel ' by the BOard wt th t • !riditibit ,the', fiber,. :On the sroto landing in. the ..schoOl... .:After.'. checking, this matter, ,the trustees 'decided the floor should be.:repaired.- Zurich Citi2enS :` --.E•scaneS- Crushing ..„ • . O'Brien,' Whalen; nar- rowly • escaped death',WeclOesday 'when ' he . was -Pinned beneath. •a: -tractor - ,...credite,d: with hayingheld the...ina•;,. chine..611. the -man- until other:, Men in': th'e'. areaarrived. tit). help.- 111it. ,Allen . Was ':driving •:.near ; Whalen 'tvhen;li& noticedythe• O'Brien trac, „tor,.;. 'sfaelc: in :a liole"'elici„ he :volun- teered :t� -11.61P2,0e tWe nien•got- the, ,Machirie_..near the shoulder Of :the read when it 'slipped baCkWardS ,andint'a,• culfert!over a ditch -Which, 'contained three feet *:Water. „ 'Carl :;1•Inirie,- Mac: Milis nd;.1.1oe. Bryan; ' who -were-7-nearb.§-,--ansVver- ,ed• Allen's Call.' for helri.--;Exeter Tithes -Advocate: . • " ' , •Alitherize 13pLaw 13S745w 16 authOriie the, bor- rowing , of -..'$28;000,, through deberi' „tures to ciiyer the Cost of porch a ing and altering: the 'Capital The - given, two, readings by *.town, peuncil lisjday.tt 'Must,' be '-'aPproVed-; .by :Beard:before it..reteiyeS final :read,: Tit& ,estirnate-d.-ta,.' taleexPeriditUre -of $28,090nineliides, thepurchase price. of $15',375.: If al,. so ineltidea the ysnin..oft$6,-495' for • dIteratiOni" which, 'Ideal- Constrite- ',"tien, Co., is new iri-atiffg to.'conveit: ,tbo;•aucliterium,•.part. Of ,the theatre fire hall :That:leaVeS:, $8,130 '0- be slient,in -Other was. Some cif this .ind'ney' will be' Used to .provide. accornModafion ,in the front ; part of • the theatte,,, and .pay for installation of tWo, cells:. The fire . . siren -must .also lie - nieved.r,.-Gode- " rich 'Signal -Star,:' -•- 7:Re ;0/ t/khoeesm Come 7(.14,1 • , • Look over.our complete line of • Revco freezers. • • Pick the 'site and rade, to meet- your needs. • See the revolutionary Revco' _deernone_tration of the fastest .?c„.P11511krJ9ila • • Satisfy yeiirself of the lower operating cost, • . , • 17 e. buit holds 500 pounds froten,fota • . . , Af:ter you see'aur amazing demonstration, you will bib• • oliVitide:d that tile Rev`co freezer bi4s the fastest freez4ng aCtiOg firip011 Inless than twO minutes You can. actually • : feel the riffrerp,noe and see exaetly how nauch-fester the Revco ereeting principle ie. lii,:tyVo minutes' You'll : mi- ndiateriecognize the sleek lines aria beitttiftil design 'of Reveo freezers. You Jibe thinking; how, easy it will .be to Pince it in your kitehen, uti.b.t4 room or any COnVenient spat in you hame. And '54Ateil the two ,Minutes,aretlp, you will realize. how ranch you save on electricity! Adding up all ,these 'advantages *ill Prove to youthat Revco is your best buy in freezers. sfylea and sizes. ofReveo freezers have this fastei• ..friezing action giving you wide, se.lectiOn o exactly Meet y-OUr ck'eftt*ertleltS. - Interesting items gleaned item ' The Huron EXpositor of 25, 50 . N * and 75 years'ago. , •• . .,„ From The Huron, Ex_pesitor- `,"r`Kruse Bros., Egmondvdle, seven.- „ApjiI 6,-1-034 year-oid' gelling, for $182. • l'he-'nriving *shed and nouse, dozen, during. this week,was 15 to -• • _market price of eggs per ,cin the farm of, S. `Leyburri, Trick- 16 'cents • and'bulter, No• 1, 0d -in a blaze on, Saturday .rnorn-• Mr, .1'; Holmes has,moVed to ersrnith, were. campletely destroy- 16 t� '18 dents: irig. Only, the prempt acticin 01, the re8. sidenee on, Gocierich St. he neighbor§ and.•the fact that there redently purchased from Mr..Robt, was little wind,saved the large. withs. , barn 7on the farm- froin dss`truc- whilegoing through, Eatoires • Mr, and Mrs: James•Merris and family, of St., ,polurnbant.• 'have • moved tortheir new hoine in Ilib- bert,' Which was formal -1r owned by Mr., Peter McCann. Eire of unknown 'origin -com, completely' destroyed the' residence • Of ,Mr. Russell Marks, Walton, be- tween .3 ahd o'clock on.Sattirday morning, Part. of ' the •- Contents were saved, although the :faniily was, forced to leave- the.house ,on- ly partly,> clothed. The-I:Ouse was partly' covered by insurer:Lee. •Geiger;7Sairef-MDweii- Geiger; ;of RenSall,,had ,the misfor- tune to have a Toad of Par,: which he was on and 'bringing 16 his father'S at Hensalli, upset, and in springing, off:the, load -,to save coVernig:him, he landed on 'the Mei Of elle '61 his' feet;;Causing .a triple ;fracture: He 'Vas taken to Clinton* liospital by: Dr, Sinillio; and-after-anX-rayexaminationius • injured 'feat ,Was,Plit in a plaster • pariS cast. 4 , • 5141Eti,,STAINLESS 'STEEL SERVICE, FOR EIGHT, FREEWITIIE•THE PURCHASE OF AN't 1VIODEL1959 REVCO PEEP "FREEZE 11.-14IT See Than, At the Home Improvement Show in the Zurich Arena, Thursday, and Friday; April 2nd and 3rd Spoxisoked by •hotte 3 es ervu Phone 58'5 SVAMierla • From -The Huron Expositor Merck 26, 1909 • Mr. Dan Munro, of ,-Brucefielcl, iritendi opening a butcher shop in BaYfield• during the coming sum- , Mr. -Alex Lowery has .purchased' the ,old Holt property on Side St, fiord Mr. George Goulding, for $600, and will move to lt this Week. The contract for the cenrnt sidewalks in Walton has been Jet to Mr.' William Irenter,at 10 tents per square foot. • , The sale' of horses conducted,,by, Mr. W. Cudmore on Friday laSt was anost sucoeSsful.- Nearly all the animals' were disposed, of and at reasonable priees. The follow- ing sales :Were made: •John Mc- Lean, Tuckersmith; 'three-year-old filly,,for $194.; Robert, Norris, 1-11b- bert, three-year-eld • gelding, $165; Robert Watsbn, Ilibbert grey' store Toronto,, :Mrs. A. Hodgert of Exeter, . had her Purse stolen from 'her-handbag.,,The ,purse con- tained 135 and her railway:ticket, • Arrangethents are about all corn,: • plated fOr the new felephene sys, tern to be put iri the Tewnships; of Gray and MOrris, with Hitissels as the •'eritie., Already. , there, are- ab,out 140 subscribers on the list. ,Froin The lIurep Eipositor. • • knit 4, 4884 • • • --The en -tire fdeberrttire debt -Of -the TON'Vli of Seafortli,is only 4114000. Scott Pres., et• this toWn,, have reeently sold a ' magnificent $650 piano to Mr. William Campbell, WITO has purchased it for presen- tation l'a•his datighter; Mrs.; M, Newkirk, of pay City. Miehign-''' The. Brantford Collegiate Insti- tute football thib will play the Sea.: forth",eluli.-mt -the fair tgroimds in Seaforth n Gao4 , • .C.aptain Zahn Cunningham, .of the fire department,, Clinton', was ser- iously, inured by a signaIling on' him' 'ironi a hurting. building on FridaY night last, ' -An ,effort is being: made, with goed prospeets 61 success,' to or- gatute a company to• establish gas Works it the talk% and to supply Seatorth with, gai,. Ur. 'IX D. Wil- son Is t. the head. of the trioVe- ° ” ••- • Mr. W. Miller, of, Hullett, last eek told a three-year-old. colt„.tO Mr.•Plurnsthel, 61 Clinten,-for the sum -ef $200. The animal weighed 1,390 "potinds. • • ^ ,• A two-year-old child, Son of Mr. J, Huffman, Clinton,,, died on Sat- urday; the result of a scalding he reeeived when he 1611 into a pet of hot water.• Mr. William , Campbell has dis- posed of his sMck of dry goods to Mr. James Pickard, of Exeter. • • Mr: Alexander McCdrthey, Mild Boad,.has decided, to tent his,:farrn geldingOlnee years old, $174; and prier to removing to Kansas,• A. McDuff OTTAWA. Rep.or ,T]Hig DELICATE ART - STANDING FIRM ; OTTAWA. Canada's; frontiers reach Out a long way In this age Of political and:military alliances. .' To. the east, the Canadian.fron- .tier extends to the borders of East Germany, and beyend-, Ile Berlin,' the last outpost of freetlein in the • Cornmuniat ' • If:an aggreisor .violates the; see:, herders in Berlin,' ;Canada. is •at . War; •it. is .,as though, 'Canada herself, ,has been attacked. Becaus:e., of o,nr-militarY a1lianee5;. the, Ber- • lin- erisii, hs . mere '.'than passing 'interest to , Cariadians, ;for , failure IQ reach.;,Sem.e., form.:'. ! 'Standoff. • here:- With'• the RtiSsians • means nuclear -Aver. , Crisis' is Anoverworked' w,01:Cto„ but lts.-application-to''-Berlirial--' Most: ,, Understatement. ,='MacPUff W.entto a_feW. Weeks.. age; to find .ont the cause of Crisis, 'and 'returned conVinced th situation is• he iwLoxp1psive„the.'., Cold,. War has yet- prodUced:. :• • . = Berlin in, 'the spring'isf„..a' beantil. ,,tul, city., Her old buildhgi, Mod- ern -shops,. colorful '..siclelvalk cateS . are a .bIend, of all that.' iS best of, P,aris, London and New .York.'Ber4, liners; who :have .1iVed..:tinder e • sliadeVr:Of • 17;5 liu'ssian since the 'end of :the • Walive. at a fast, gaY,P,aCe. • They are completely surrounded. They are.110,1hiles:froni West Ger- many. ...Their' only . escape routes. are 'three ' air corridor S four' nd..one -; Walk' down. a.-:streetin West Ber- lin -.and.:'you suddenly- encounter barbed wir,. Watch towers . and • arnied' Sefitries, barring the Way to, and. More particularly faint, the East sector of- ther,•City--the sector adthThiiteid.b Russians. •• • The; .:bread,',streets;', are. a4T.I.inaci; with traffic. At :night, West ...Her,. the A7;00:6,000 •Germans; -under SOV;-' ak:Herlin GWirTaii.y..:-.77.-7-7• -.•. • ,-;-'Every • day .of,,the-Week,--betWeen 500 and 1000 Slip across the sector herder.:,by','subWay, in • a dramatic flight for, ,freedein.. - That is the reason 'Russian Pre- wantS-411,0. West eut The RusSians:, have Wanted' Jlieni Out for :17.1ong tithe, Arid theblockade of' 1048,49' "W-a..-s-aliT.-abortiVe-,effort ,to de -..just' that., •. StaYed,” hi- Th• e.: airlift? hit -oke ;' the • blockade, :and, (Continued on Page 3) ' T.sUGAiAND FEDERATION NEWS S CARL HEMINGWAY By W. (13111) B, T. SMILEY I ,got a nasly jolt the, other day. was ,skimming through, the news', paper, whou-afantiliarLname jumP- ed out at iney-t stoppid- to :read - •the story, • Surd enough, it. Was M. T. Backhouse, .DSO, DFC and bar;'two -tours of tiperetionS, for- mer Squadron Leader. • He'd just beenappointed a director '''of seine company in Montreal, the story said. - • •Old4Epty,'''‘S we used to call had li had' time •ot it th: the war..He was Utterly. fearless,. WOUld..flY through Bak As casually as thengh be. waS' strelling to ..the. He was lesS: afraid of, Ger. 'bnile3anrelfej,‘,tieiirc411:thit et nohil master. :• But lie ''had 'that nanie• i and. it. Was :4Aite eros$,.. to ..:1,.)6tkr.,. Iniagine heing,"'kno,WriTto eVerytine, trona-. barpiaids. ;brigadiers, as nibty BaCkhoiise. ' .• •• He WaS-,-;h-f,lillt-lietitenaht-;wlien- I.4new -hint,. and „a _go o d, keep;,respected and.adiiiired 13y. all; he •was -a "bornleaOer,--,Ile'd; have: risen , .big,li:•rank.' in • thel serviee,;, bad it not been fot"tWe .things; his name and., a quick .tonappr. He could2tak,e, '..ahY; ..amount : Of' razzing, .;as long aS'it had nothing to":do:'With 'his name.: But eVery se ;often, Some Wit, who ciidn t know the baCkgrenxid, would, be ,intrer dated to hint: and inspired bY feW' drinks, WoUld suggest that' he 'change niS m,e. fro in , 1‘1. T. BaCk-- ,h9tige to UnocetiPied',..'Cle.kt, or. Spitiething....otlhe sort: . The' setittell....neVer The strariger ; would .. wind.up', on 1..iadk 'With -.a.- fat ' woind up.',with. a*Couple ' 43ip.eslf6lding his. arms, while he ,stuttered: 'rather. be:-a-Beek.H -hens than r.a". baS.keti' Net he'd he on th mat; get!. a rockot• tlia .another ..black--niaric', against his Prornotion: with.vvh,at.I' started to say. What rocked me, w en 1 .1 ea , news7 paper:Account of his .:riew ,.job was. this :.:`,Wi...'•Backluiuse,- 50, ha,s:i-been engaged, in, ' I loo ed again. .Yet,, • .it-' said mast leitor../ Old. Empty. wag ,the! Second' World Wa.r; not -the .first Cohldri't be aday Over, Slowly, it seeped in.,' By, c4orge, :91d,mpty WAS quite a bit: Older thWrIlie,.• rest Of .tis.•. -But •- lie, couldn't be 50. .Wait a.• minute, now! A. St little sirnple iritlimetic: That was' in- '43.' This is '59. • That's , , , hely- smokes, 1,6 -years ago, Was only 34 -then: -And he seem, 'ed. go. Old- it's true. then, . , The line 0 thought didn't flow in.smootlaly. It came • in •short, chflhiilg ,bursts. If Empty is 50, he's middle-aged. Eleven years>. from this June I'll be 50. Young Hugh is eleven, and it seems' as though he was born only last - month., ,,When tbe bitter reality flrill .'got through,-, and checked 'the,' .figures tWice, I just ;Sat. there;.:, feelMgievery•ene of my practically'. , au.,' -awful 'belt . in be ;teeth. to a man 'Pethidine. on -the portals. Iifd to have thathalf-century doo sudAenlyyawning in -his face. .01 Ottige,;the • Signs • haVe - been oagrago.dla...••41.„PP4.1.revf blade, tit) admit .1 their • presence.;',,,Htit‘noW=--that the Writing:en ;the HaelthetiSe'W,all, ankly :tha_t ing....Youth any, 'Mere Therer,S'ihbra,.,..,,,,.. smake;,..than fire in the old chap acwa.plao..•. . . . • • .. .• , .play.lidker and be.oi the job clay, .the. way .1, tts,ed to: 1 find that, Ihave • 6.:,cittit: about '1--ni.'.1psing.tor, 5 if: l'rn •r.NVinning,fr.f.IPWadayt. .danOe. .the way--I:.:Usecl either, '.Why, I•.used to :Oe..rahle to:wring a •.• :after...a -geed .eVe.4, • sqUeeZd.,,,a And as fot the giil there s Where yek-' age: really..'....shoWS;::', :Mile's'. On a ,:48 -lour, Pass,' Was .ar . ouug airinahThe,OnlY, • ., • r.!giti,I'd.en....there,,than.,:380. yards': ,t,9;;,'"' • ' And rby-ginge'r,',.; that reminds' -me, pnly.'„ohlY .be :a..grandfather,:.. ,tkie,iNey,. these yetiiie..linS r'carry on hoWadays. :• . • • It crue1, but I've f.a6ed up 16 - made my peace with:: Old' 'age and .th simplerthingt of, life, Ent.' :don't' :be. lhSpi'iSed t� • read- • soine-pretty sfItAg'. editorials, • "pie near:future, on the adVisability 61 lowering the ' ,age Mad -CreaSing.,,theatibunt Of the old ago. 1 cRE I -logs have , hit the , headlines agal.,11, -.. -Two, annottueernents:by , the, -.F:edeinistei- of. Agrietilthre re, 'cehtly ' are . most interestiner first; .Mr'. • Harkness is. rePOrted te. have, ..anhothicett, that the:floer:priee' for hogs will centirinesfor six • Months ' 'at ' $25.06- in, Ontario', •andi: then. lie reduced'' to :$23:00. 1 don't lmow titivit."-raticli tlie',proilueerS are' ben- Cerned,With this support priee,,but the thing that intrigues' meis the fact that the liOg 'PrOdircers.'haVe .receiVecl"..Sii ,thorithe.'nefice .6f.the priee '.rednetion. ' A :year ago -the -stipportprice on' fowl disapPeared. overnight Withont any headlines, and. the ' Penitry producer had 'no warning to '.get out from under: 1 have no objection le: ,they'devern- Ment's ,warning -in; Cage .10f ' hOgs; in. fact,' I. think ,-,it, is Only..reason: able,that producers: , should receive •Soule Warning; but 'T "really: think that. the .heg' producers can 'thank: the ..„strength of their organizatiOn 16r' this , consideratien,.-' !ci1 so,: 'AM'S -should indicate to the; p illtrY Pral atioi.s the need' for; a I. equally -strong Poultry.prodtreersterganila7, ' Second,: the federal minister 'has been reported t� have' •anneuneed that the hog., price will ' be sill), ported -on . a .deficiency payment basis to' the 'farmer only.; that is, • the price will find itS, own levet on the open Market -„anc1 the govern- -Ment will then -make- up;. the 'dif- ference between that price- and the ,support price -The important point 16 that this Wilt' be paicronly. to in. 'dopendent farmers and vvill not be paid fa' companies operating on a vertically integrated 'basis. This' has . been., heartily approved, hy western farmers where vertical in.= tegration is 'threatening to takeov- er the hog industry, just as it has ,the,broiler industry, in Ontario,' :.Since We in 'Ontario are fortun- ate in hpvinga preducer' eontrol-, led Marketing method, we...Are not so greatly concerned with this in- tegration problem.' -We-should, however, •realize that greatly. in- creased preduction in the West could 'underinine aiir market; es- peciallY. if this Western production were to, come under.. the control 0 large. corporations. °. PANEL DEBATE • Seafortli District "nigfi mow Mortday April 6th at 8:30 p.m. on "VERTICAL 1NTREGATION" Panel -Gordon -Hill, 0.F U.; Prof. •Dr. Hopper, 0.A,C.; Bill IlarveY, Vieldman U.C.O., Goderich; Latin. ence Nesbitt, Past President .11'. Farmers; Vaughan. Douglas; Wing ham, farm editor, as moderator, Sponsered by 0.F,11. 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