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ion High Scltool Teacher, Mali Edgar
Run For Liberals In Huron Riding
MAITLAND EDGAR
Huron Riding Liberal
Maitland E, d g a r, 36 -year-old
Qinton high ;school teacher, , :will
'carry, : the liberal 'Party banner
• into the next federal election , `as
the,. representative • for the riding
of .Huron;
Mr- Edgar was nominated at
. the party convention at the Cen-
tral Secondary School auditorium'
m Clinton. last Thursday ti and . in
a straight twwo-man race defeated
Gordon McGavin, : Walton, imple-,
ment dealer and':.farrnerand un-
▪ successful ; candidate' : in the. • last
federal 'election- •
Mr. Edgar ;was born 011 a farm
just Outside Wingham ' a d at -
/tended Stone School before com-
pleting grade 13 at . Wingham . Dis-
trict .High School . Originally in-
tending to train as a druggist, he
changed . his mind :when the'•.Tip-
perary School in :Goderich Town-
ship required a teacher four days
before opening and . he filled this
position for the next five years:
Be later . taught at t h e;RCAF.
-school .at Clinton:. where • he be-
came vice principal' •
-
Thirteen summer ' courses • later
he qualified for his type ; A : cer-
tificate' and accepted . a position
as Geography :teacher at' The Clin-
tonSecondary_... School; '.a' si i
t oo it on
.
which .he. has . held since 1962.
He is a former. 'Sunday School.
superintendent at `'Clinton United
Church .and a, present member of
the : session, Malt has been : a : very
activesportsman and . played and
,coaled on many area teams.
Last year he served. as. governor
of "'district 1 of 'the. Association
of Kinsmen Clubs: For ni a ny
years . he has been chairman: of
t h'e 'Clinton; Liberal Association.
Mait is married and the ; father
of Om boys and three girls.
. Last Thursday's .. meeting..vVia s ,
chaired by William Elston of , R.R.
''4 Wingham,' president of : the Hur-
on Liberal ' Association. Greetings
were extended to the gathering
by Mayor Simmons of • Clinton.,
Secretary of . the group, Harold
Shore of'' Goderich, read the by-
laws governing a vote ° ;and ac-
cepted written nominationsf o, r
the candidate position.
Nominations received were
Maitland '. Edgar by Harry
Strang, Usborne and E, B. Men
zies, Clinton 4
G or..don. . 'McGavin by John
Broadfoot; r ' Brumfield' and' Mrs '
Audrey 'Cameron,. Clinton.
Gordon' McGavin by Ilugh
Flynn, Hullet and ' Clark : Ball."
Gordon McGavin by Max Har-
per, Goderich and Brent Nelson,
Goderich. •
William Elston • by Howard Ait-
ken, Goderich and Rod MacKen-
zie; Ashfield.` don and: was born' in >Dalhbusie•
A Y. 'MacLean by. Robert Sim- Township in . Lanark County ' on,.
pson, Kintail and William Leiper, April 30th, 1890
Hullet.
:..Because Chairman Elston' Was . Mr Cameron =is the eldest son.
nominated `for the candidate's po- of Mr and -Mrs.James L. Cam-
sition, Cal Kreuter of Brussels.eron and ;was born on February'
was • .appointed chairman pro -item. 26m, "1888. in Dalhousie Township:
Mr. MacLean, Seaforth' publish- They were, married at the'home
er and a former member,. from of'. the bride's' parents at. McDon-
Huron' -in the Federal house, and ald, Corners, 20 miles north of
Mr. Elston, . Wingham area farm- ,Perth on September 28tb, 1910, by
er, declined : to accept : the nomin Rev. A. J. McMullen, BA
'ation. This left a straight -„two Mr. and' Mrs.• Cameron 'farmed
man . race bet ween ; McGavin and at ` nearby. , Hopetown until t h e
Edgar.: spring of 1918 when they moved'
Guest .'speaker for the occasion *ith 'their three children, Glen,'
was John . Addison, Liberal -mem- 6;' Ralph 4, and Jean '11 years,
ber 'of Parliament • for ' York North to. C o •n 10, Ashfield Township,
whowon his seat in 1962 with a where Mr.. Cameron purchased
majority of 14,000 votes. He was the . Wm. Irwin” farm now owned]'
re-elected in 1963- by;.his';.son Ralph:
Other .:speakers during the .ev
ening :.were •Murray Gaunt, Hur-
on -Bruce MPP and Ghon Bea-
ton of Markdale, area organizer.
Mr. Beaton ; announced :that 'plans
were ' under way for. . the prime
minister,: H o n. Lester ,`.Pearson,
Hon:, Harry Hays and Hon Judy
LaMarsh to visit ;the Western Qn
tario 'a r'e a. Clifford' Dunbar of
Grey Township reported, for the.
resolutions committee
Couple Observe •
55th Anniversary
Mr. and ,Mrs. T. A Cameron,
residents ' of this community for
over fortyfive I years, observed
their., 55th wedding anniversary
this week on Tuesday, • September
28th.
A family dinner was held last.
Saturday at Danny's Restaurant
Wingham: Those ' present were
Mr- and . Mrs. T. A. Cameron,.
Mr.. and : Mrs. Mason .Robinson
(Jean) and family: of Belgrave,
Mr. and:: Mrs. 'Ralph: Cameron, and;.
family of Ashfield;, Mr; and Mrs..
Clarence. Cameron and family of
Atwood, Mr. ;' andr' Mrs:. Alfred
Cameron • of Listowel, . Rev. ' and:.
Mrs. Rod McLeod of Lucknow.
Mrs.. Cameron • is the former
Clara Purdon;, youngest daugh
ter: of Mr. and `Mrs. John Pur
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"FLUFFY"
in 1938 Mr.,and Mrs. Cameron
moved to the. Henry Mullin` farm
which they . sold that. summer to
Clifford • Menary. On September.
1st, 1946, they moved. to Luck-
now where they have since resid-
ed.. Mr. Camaro. has been engag-
ed in the insurance' business , since
coming to Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron have both:' 'been . faithful
church • workers At the age : of
•24, Mr: Cameron -was appointed
to t h'e Board of Managers
Hopetown, a n d throughout; t h e
years. has been : active in church
work in Ashfield` and'Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron mere
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•t loc
ated in • e:
sadly bereaved u►•. July of '1952 by e, the Murde �block,.
the • death of their sor, . Glen, from- . following t h e' death' • of Gordon
a cerebral:. hemorrhage, leaving. Taylor: Some years later they
his:: wife, : the former Gladys Cox sold- to Elmer 'Uinbach and mov-
who, he married ; in. 1937, and-' a
young family: of :4 boys,, and 2
girls. Their second s .o n Ralph,:
married Euphemia Rintoul m. June
of .'1938 and. they'reside on • the
home. farm, having ' a :family of.
three girls and two boys.
Their 'enly daughter, Jean, • mar-
riad . Mason -Robinson. They farm
in East ' Wawanosh I and have . a
family. of two sons and a laugh-
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Word ' was : 'received the' first; of
• the week_ of, the sudden passing
at of Mrs:• Larry towns of --Bright-
on, Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Downs were for-
mer residents of Lucknow. They'
purchased : t h e . I:D.A drugstore,
ter Mr. • and Mrs. Cameron left eft .Snn . ,.N•lNNBr1EANR•R.RNEEE•NOi.11RO•GBEiNRNlG•GlE110
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ed to :Peterborough.. .
Mrs. owns was, the former
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nth g'Kin of the, T w teree • a ': •
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area: She is survived: by her h
band, a son ' John , attending un-
iversity, a daughter Judy, who is
in her first year,: high school, 4.
brothers "Joe: King of R.R 2 Tee-
swater George King of Teeswa-
ter,. Alex and Edwin of • London,
:and one sister Jessie of Guelph.
Mrs. Downs was rushed'to King-
ston
ing-
sto General Hospital' unda
n akSunday
ening and passed away suddenly
on :Monday following surgery.
T h e : funeral service is : being
held on Thursday morning in
Brighton.
JESSIE 'ALLIN VISITS WITH
AUNT WHO IS •ILL :IN- ALBERTA,
.Mrs. Lance Moffat of Lloyd=
minister., Alberta, is ' seriously ill
in Hospital there as a result of•
a :stroke. Both Mrs. Moffat, the
farmer Lizzie:'MacIntyre, and her.
husband came from this area..
riends • • and. relatives .here ,will
be sorry ; to hear that ,Mrs. ;Mof-
fat's recovery is slow.
Mrs ':Moffat's . niece, Mrs. Jes-
sie • Allin of :town, is visiting with
her aunt in the West. Jessie went
by train: •two ' weeks' ago . when she
heard her aunt was' so ill;
day for Perth in Lanark. County.
They plan to be away two Weeks
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