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WEDNEspAYi .JAIN 15th, :1958,
`BI RAL
EW TV .H
Ks'""."Ks_A Ka rshpa _.Girls' Club
1 The fifth meeting of the Kai,..
ALF U i sh a Fature T.omelnake�'s was
. held at. the horrre of 1V,[arilyn acid
,. •A nevi .half -hour ;religious TV Amelia Carr others •,It was open
and:' radio: Bragrar`n, which was,' ed -',by the 4-,H pledge .`lfre,.roli.
iritrodwced on C'KNX,on.tlie:first •call. was' answered by seven t;ir1a.
Siziiday . pf the 'New Xear,d, was. Etrrluette'. in the C1 d •
ub Was rs:..
auspiciously launched last,- $un;- cussed CoverSssgr oui 2eicrz'eric
,day, with a rally of some 800 files 'were hair ded ,out,
United Church. Mena. :Who as, ,
sernble•d in th,e Wi gham Nigh co N F E R, KITES' N
School, .where . the ogram was "
l FORMER W.M.
The prgram'from5• g
►lzrer Tomato .or
Vegetable. So'uP
• save 4c` ;10. oz. t'<•. 3 7for.34c'
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AUNT MARY'Sand W BREAD.
ALJi\1`�i`� R•
white and brown, fresh daily, _ :17c
Monarch, Te Risk, 40 oz. • pkg. ,,, 45c.
Rose brand Dill Pickles,', 24 oz,' jar
33c
Wagstaffe's. Strawberry or. Raspberry• '
Instant Chase. end. Sanborn: Coffee Jams Tpeetin`aaded, lgl.. 24 . oz.' jar ' ..:, :45c.
25c off offer, save 40c Aylmer; Choice_. ualit • Peas 15 oz., 3 tins'47c':
6 oz. jar -- $1.09 Crisco ,Shortening, lb. pkgt .
Ali popular brands. Cigarettes, ctn of•;200, $2.991
Stokely's." fancy : •Cream Style' Corn,
15" .oz. tins, --
Easiif list Shortenitng, lg. ` kg. ••,
P 29c;
•SALE;
`-''JANUARY BROOM•..
Feature' •Clean Sweep 'Broom,:each . „ 79c :1
Velvet : Tip Broom, each $1..29' ' 1.
Red & White Broom,, each ..,,..., ...,....: $179
Fancy Quality Cohoe Salmon•
save
2.tn
peer Giant : Blue' Magic Whitener
'save 4c pk �. 75c
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At. the. "inaugural `'meeting of
Huron Townshp, Council the re-
ligious 'services were conducted`
by. Rev:•' .J. C.'' Hutton : of,. Pine
:R.iv1er. ,
. Mr: IHu'gh Cameron . • was ap-
P: ointed• "'assessor and .Robert
• Courtne• ;school attendance offi
cer.
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ow 'Cam be rY
• Mo, Y P
that give ,advertise 'for the Crush,'
ing and : hauling of •,15,000; yards:
of gravel for the Township.
roads,
,• •.Moved,by
,Ca
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b -ell an d.
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Wal-
den •that the the'elerk-
treasurer be raised to $1200:
urch -Low.
MaVed., by � •Mc ..M . y rY
thatthe following accounts; be:
.paid:
mete
work
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Ivan Pollock,. ,. .'. ce ry , .
• $92.1.6;': Andrew' Cameron,.. Cern:
etcrY work' and
nd
t
r.. uck
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1:5
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A: 'MacAu1eYa. cemeter :,meet-
ings and. writing,18.90,Morgan,
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Henderson, -cernete y anaterr,.
202,'-08;' McArthur .1iardrware, hall
lies, 6.97; John. S. MacDon
ald, care. of hall, 30.00; Graham
1 ;alum'
Cook,covering., •�i,ip,ey
1.4.00; Scott Bros., cemetery Work
. 80:OQ, telephone 'SyStern, , p"hone
-'. rental,' 1'2.30 Glenn Farrell, .col
a.
lectors: salary and mileage,
.• `�'
346.12;. Ponst Office,
fficea stainPs
and
unem loent`stam s •
14..20; T.
Eaton : Co:, ;cushions;; for hall,'
27.47 '
•' Road Accounts
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'Steve'`Irw
ina. road' su
Per,m Me
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dent, $227.40; . Gordon Stewart,-
rader operator, erator 80.50; Dan'•Gos=
sell; g.'g .win in'•'snow',a t '10.50;. 29 'men
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erecting 'snow fence, 264.50; ,
Gra=
ham Cook h a u l m ave
... � bs gx a
11,00; Bros ,: :hauling
Cilli:ng • , -.
,gr
,gravel; 30.00;
Harr" Collin
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hauling gravel 200.75; Win:
Norman' Me -
Lean, haulinacigravel, 126.00;
oran Ba nhauling '. rav-
el .112,00•_ Mrs: Bern Hender'sbn
grae
1 , ••30 0, Arthur SmelKtzienr=a
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gravel, :92.00; Township 'of
to • ou •da account: 439.69;
ss, b n ry eco t,•
J. ' G.Edenton; steel posts,, 10.80;
Edenton;
:Garage, cleaning'
radiator, 6.00:' '°Dom'inioh • Road.
Machinery,., ice ' blades, ''99:3'6
Township of Kincardine; .bound
• cry ' account; : 223.84;; McArthur
HardWare, wire and .posts; 33.45;
Imperial: 0i1, diesel oil and _oil,..
62,93; W. rI, Shantz, ,snowplow—
. ing and' :loading. gravely' 673:30;.
- Verner Brown; • • sanding hills &
pos`' , 19:50; Hpwardt ,Hodge, re-
,. .
• , :Walden Br
•• Pa :' • 800' ....., ,.,, others,
p sn`oivplowirrg;, ' 273:b0. •
This is ''slightly better:.than a
year 'ago., when the total .arrears
of • taxes were $16,112.09., •
Moved by Campbell & Lawry
thatwe adjourn to. meet: on Feb-
ruary, 3rd. ' '
EARL TOUT, Clerk.
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.• DUNGA N.
1 r - Robert Irvin. • s dent Sat
M s. A ° .
'urday ' and ,Sunday. in . London
visiting her ',father, Mr.: Will
Ritchie; of Zion, who underwent
an . emergency . :operation ' Friday
,,_
night at Victoria Hospital, hon -
Mr, and Mrs. Eldon. Culbert.
spent a ,week recently visiting
in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs.:. Henry
Farrell. &
Janet of near Ripley visited Mr•
and'` 1VIrs. Orland', Bere ori Sun-,
The , 'Ladies •;Guild,; of St.' Pauls
Anglican:. church, hutch.` sponsored • ..a
progressiveeuchre• part, y On
Frida 'Y night: ght There.. were. eight'
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tables' of card -players.. P The s e-
cial'chaiir prite was won n , bY
Mrs
Lornelvers : Hi hlady was
i h.•, en ' Wi -
anne :Crozier and, h g g tz 1,
b r `Brown. -, The . Guild is lan-
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ri� a': Jan_
the, art F d
nixLg ' another P Y .. Y,
H
uary' 23rd, ''in• the Parish:: 'Hail.
Sharon and Billy
Mohring o
f
Goderichare staying with their
aunt• ' Mrs. Donald:Glenn and
atte g P ndin .. • blit ' school.
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--Mrs. Earl 'Sherwood ` of • Car- :
,low •visitedher parents,' Mr. &.
Mrs, W. A. Culbert ."on' Friday
of "last' week. , •
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Mr. and Mrs., !Edon 1 Culbert.
Carol : and Bonnie'' visited' Mr &
Mrs. Douglas Brown and, Jean,,
Goderich, on ;Sunday. '
Mr. and :M M rs '•Victor Erring-
ton are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. •'Ivan , Henderson, Toronto'
Mr. Jack McGee,' Cranbrook,'
is assisting his • son -in -laity, Mr;
Harold Errington • for a' while:.
Mr: and ' Mrs. T. CAnderson
visited a'•few days with relatives
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in' -Toronto,:.,_..
Mrs. 'e ' �orton� returned to
a,. ,
her osi 1
Lu
t n'in
p o ckrrilow 'after,
,
spending t o
, g • w weeks .liviah•'`. her
daughter, .,Mrs. 'Orland' Bere. .
There ate $10,954,27' of 1957
taxes stili" owing-' ,as• well.: • as
$40;86 40 , owing: from previous
• years, 'Total arroars, $'1:6,04047,
GUIDE NEWS
The 'first meeting of the New
'Year was :held in`' the Guide
Room. with i7r in . attendance.
Mary Murdie, is a :flewm'embe'r.
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Tenderfoot and ,Second Class
Was taught and some Second
'Class tests were ;tried. A stalk-
ing "game- was played 'and, the
meeting closed with Taps:' There
will; be :a), Court • of' r Tonour'.:for
Patrol Leaders and Seconds in.
the -Guide Room at O' O'clock th'i's
to HO i iigghte y .
DELHI
LETTER.
(.by A. M.,' Nicholson,, :M.P.)
Decern'ber 21 1957.:
Thecapital "'of India, is a most
fascinating.
. -city 'Two ht' dred
and fifty -years -ago, it.had a •;pop-
ulation of • about two: ':million
people, ;Then came .Delhi's. tragic
days ,:of .sack after sack followed.
by civil war When the Popula-
tion' 'dropped • to, about 50,000.•; In'
this. part. ...of the. ;, world ' there
were many cities `: that were great
and .imperial; and •then. declined
•to nothing • or next nothing.,
But there :are , very. -few cities
which ',having declined 'to. nett:
to nothin •have_risen from; their
g�
ashes to greatness 'again. Delhi,,
is' again` a. city of ` almost 'two.
million,, the` centreof one" of..the
Most- important, regions in . the.
world
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India" . rs the • most important
undeveloped emocratic' country
d
in -, the :'world :''with a, population;
of : 360 .mi Ilion and :a million new
babies being born every month.
R.; lies'
1 es
ide: - China the
e Mos
t
iniPortant Underdeveloped Com
munist
country , China ; with a
population • of ab'ou't' 600 million.,
Both countries' . are conductin
g
warfare:•against the'ancient en
emies 'of. mankind—poverty; ,dis
• ease ' acid v: i� norance. China' has.
embraced .communism • and ,total-
itarian' .rule while India, : seeks.
;.•build'' the .new, world
t �.by us-
ing parliamentary government
and democratic methods.
televised.,
• nn t • •5 30
Sundays, is ; known as. "Sing
Time", and 'features the' _Singing
of favorite .hymns.' Rev: • Karl',
Krug, producer manager, takes
leading part' in, the program,
film Strips, of (con regational act-
ivities;'
ct-
p �
ivities, and interviews :are held,
With prominent" churchmen,. , re-
garding the workof the' . church.
The idea first • took •. root in
Huron 'Presbytery, of tie United.
Church and has '•become: a reality
after., much perseverance and or-.
NEIL 'G,; Mae!CENZ1I
On . ,Monday Morning at st,
Joseph's Hospital, London; M.r,
ell 'G, MacKenzie, passelaway
after a. 'short ,illness. He was .ap 4` '
parently in good health until the-
last few months.
He=..,..was, • b0rn.•_.Nave/rib er,;:.1.4, h,
1.87:8 in Ashfield Township, of :a
pioneer • • Scottish farrrily, . He
farmed,.his entire life on.' the
12th =Concession; Ashfield•'and at-
tended. 'Ashfield Presbyterian
C;l ur!ch:,
theUnited G'hurgh, it is„ an as,
satiation of men and women•
United to support, Christian • te`le-
vision. -1Members of the:Associa-
tion are Lloyd -Hutton, '.Kincar-
dirie, • pr. esident, Douglas; Brydon,
Rie,ley, vice ,president Walter
:fioughafn, ,Walkerton, • secretary;
Grant 1Vloiklejohn; Luckriow,. ex=
ecu'tive •S'ecretary 'treasurer • '
Followin,a, Sunday's `. telecast,
Mr., 'Hutton spoke to the gather-
ing ofmen• representative of five
counties•;in the area: area: 'He pointed•
blit the purpose and possibilities
of such' 'a.ro am .,and
called on,
P g?'
the spiritual and ' financial ;sup -
part ,of :the 'United;. Church ;Men
irr: the Win'ghain viewing area.:
This :embraces. same, fifty 'cen-
tres, , - and about • 150 '. 'United
Church'. congregations.: Cost . of
the project ' for a year's • televis-
ing and broadcasting, will : run
to.; about $15,000.. Mr. Hutton
broke .this `down: to $300.00 -7 -per
Week, or for illustrative • .pur-
poses about, $2:00 per week', per
congregation:
Ware: Conran' Was. : direotor o
music for Sunday's. telecast, . and
,following the, rally: the, ;ladies: Of
Wingham, United' ;Church 'served
refreshments.•• -r
That ' evening a, s ecial service
g P
was : held in: Wingha'rr ` United
Church; addressed: by: Dr., Her-
bert Pottle, who.with Dr.'Wil
:Kenzie married Bertha,. Robert
1'son, daugriter'of the late Vlr arta:`.
Mr's. George . S Robertson of'"
Lucknow, �ivho "survivE:s, . along
with two daughters :,(1VIurgar.Qt)
Mrs1;•,-Donald. B:' ' B1cue,', "��ip1
arid •'(Mary) Mrs J€ hn 'Cellinao 1,
1Kintail,: and four 'grandchildren;
also • one sister,, . Maud, MacKen
zie ,of Dearborn, M:ichigari
In 1911 • ,' Mr.. MacKenzie' join
ed ' 'Old :Light' Masonic
Lucknow,. of 'which,he, was' Mas=
•ter: in 1,921:'.On Wednesday even
ing . about seventy -,five `members
of.'then~Qr.•der gathered 'at the fun-
eral.• chapel;,' for • a• me?noria1 scr
vice Last rites:, of., the .Lodge
were ''conducted by .; Mr; .Neil
McLennan, assisted by W.M. Ted'.•
Collyer.
:Recently I r, :and *Mrs. Mac-
Kenzie retired to' live with Mrs:
MaoKenzie's ` 'bro:ther, , Mr. ;Stuart.
Robertson . i : ,'Lucknovir.:' '
The '; funeral 'service , was• held'
at, dVMoLennan ,MacKenzie mem
orial y. Chanel in'Lucknow on
Thursday:: January' 9th, conduct
Of
(Right' .Honourable Heathcoat
Amory,, Minister sof Agriculture
and ' James Ramsden M:P. from
U.K. Irvin Studer •and : the mem-
ber for.. MacKenzie from • Can-
ada;' 'r , Australia and
ada; �t�v f oin
fr m Rhodesia, "were '`taken
two .0 131, a,
by air'' ;to visit. the ' Terai State
in •` `P: ro :ince:'''
Farm' � r . U, p, v
Ten Years ago '•work was'start=:
Y g
ed to. "bring about '16,000 acres
n l., under • The
of jungle .d, cultivation,
area Was full of marshes, a,':nat-
u ' . r eedi '' .' round for 'ma1-
aL b e
r n
g g
aria, but the' influx of 'refu eel_
from' 't Pakistan .and the ` return
of Wor War eterans resent-
' ina�d' ,;for more,••l nd+•Few
,present-
ed de, s a
were prepared to risk "their :lives'
where there' were ` so many tig-
ers and where malaria had 'been
such, 2t` killer. ' However, simul-
tarieou�s`-with jungle clearing and
landreclamation. came malaria
trol measures road -building
con +„ g
and •Wise-buildingrorarns�.
:,1a g
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In the; area served• by the state,
farm, 121 villages , have !been•
settled, and• ,the farm • serves : as.
an experimental iniental istatiori a to de-,
velop : new c seeds, new' methods
of fall/ling.They,' have a. large
tractor establishment , with 80
tractors • i ludiri most ; of '- th
., >tio, •g, •. e
wei1-known .Canadian makes; A•
ed by .Rev,• Neil :':McCoinbie • of
'.Ashfield Presbyteriaan: Church,
' assisted:' „by ` .Rete, .Wallace , Mc-
Clean. Interment, was in Green-
hill `Cemetery:, The; -pallbearers
were Messrs. . Melville . Scott,
'Henry • MacKenzie,'Donald=' ,:R. ,:.
MacKenzie, 'James''Blue;: John M::.
Blue'ard Donald Blue, Jr
liam:.`Berry, '. b o t;h prominent
churchmen, had been -interview-
ed
ed
on the
.afternoon e noon ''progra7ri,
e wonders of o:r1d. It, took
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z� !desthe
i this
2000• 'to '•men -18 ears °to
Y
'
White
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f . .�beautiful Structure o pure w
fully modern rePair � oP,
gives marble witha
n eno
rinous:
the, Young lads who prefer div ' :amountof 'god inlay work..
It
ing
tri forago •b ..
c. s' to ullars''
b ock• a -:was ilii ',over300 e
c its,' , a b t ove Years' Y.
chance to:'take :a 'tractor a art. one •'of theEmperors as..a •.mem
andput it -td ether . a :cin; 'The .. arial to.his wife. Indian- • - eas- .
have'. experts in, poultry, dairy- ants at that time were able. to
ing,:of
a.:
fisheries; beekeeping, and artici. 'ate' • in' the: building
�. P g' .p. P.
horticulture: '' tr ,._t: r : has , never been
s uc, u• a that .
The..' • have kept records of du heated. But the easant
production,: -since :.the first cro s 1957 '1 :irn.a' ine gets. more ' satrs-
*ere, grown. Th' aver; a ield ,:faction out :' of participating :in a:
Of wheat •
:in- In 'i -.has been' 10 contest
'from India
bus,. per acre:TheY haveh rod 'those age-old'. enemies man—
ued 100, bus the':hunger,
' .
farm= so' hun er disease and ignor.ance..
they :hope somewhere between We were articularlv:•-:pleased, to •
�... • P in -•
10 bus and'•100• .and will be : the go to' •Terai as'.this• •is being f
.average- in ; the future.. anted... and 'managed entirely, by.
Indian men and women..
India has now' entered::.licr
•second 'five-year plan. Tremens
and e' to he: sur
scare la' s' three.•• • e a 'douiyobstacles >lav •
� Y_ .. mss,. ,
week. That is not a high a rr ounted.` But' ' no -one :•can meet,
S, s „
Canadian records °but an ing' the 'men and wothen r.n the.; Cea
a�
crease oaf•. 300 ,percent i'n' 10 years 'tial an'd . State . Governments
x not • bad: They have imported. !without being impre.s ed by
'a 'large number
g ' of new, breeds :what' being done: �. . •. A.
of poultry. from the 'U'S A ", and ,. The • •• word CANADA. printed '•
e• �s, are'! , a� . e nannes . rr1i the
. being' trade. available underneath ,txh ,
g e. •� „ . ,
o'J7 l
w J
thio els )�'
u' o ..:the i n�lab
h t :villa es identifrcat o
AAs 'the cow is a sacred animal ••delegates has' assured 1,i5
The' 'average ''vi;lla a '.; hen• lays
gY
an egg a; week.' On. the farm, ,.
the: same' •hen :with ''better fee
M India; cattle 'are' not bred for very. warm ;welcome. The 'assist
,beef : 'purposes.'' Howevera • • on: the ince •provided by Canada.. i.. under.
State farm,; they have', improved the ' Colombo plan• •` has . been
their: water buffalo herd .and` reatl: appreciated: While : we
.
have also !'developed a •' .Y. PP
better will continue tQ 'have`' problems•
type of �bulioci{: , 'Th' bullock at .=Home for' years to.. come, :
will continue, to'su "i" Power to members , of all parties lit the
cultivate the soil. 'and, move. loads .delegation •are agreed that. "our
PaY'm
on road for many. so eats' have been' • an 'eccel''
years,
the
if a ',stronger aullock '•, can be
produced, the standard of living
is raised, ,..•
Mr . Heathcoat Airn.or i'n
thanking" h kour
ing
id
hosts,said �ie d
nbt know of are place . in': 'the
a
world where . so' ixiany th%rigg
lent,t, nve. strrien
t '
in t ,
g to
every •generati,on.'build..a 'world freef orn a w;aer
Cl
One f
.r
t
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t
Of he . t
f 1e tillc
Y�. ,,
things you ou y:can acquirC' by. gi
were' bein,
>;: done so ,successfully ingi
ayaY
i
s happ17c.
s,
on a' single' farm, .
•„A
few days Yater we ° visited 'Characters arc' what ,,11116;
•. , , .•. , < , :: , � ,g�,t .r1 •. atti'c.
the T''ap Mahal-o'ne of the Bev:, ':plc ' h'a.ve aiid .other 1: , ,