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shadow of inflation rather than
the substance of real growtW'
Pointing to the official price in-
dices which, after remaining- stab-.
le for several years, had risen
markedly in recent months, at
both wholesale 41)4 retail levels,
Ball maintained that over in- utely WW1_ vigorously llow.."
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VARN.A TOWNSHIP HALE.
8 p.m.
Entertainment will consist of euchre .and program
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district
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that this was "all the more reams
son why it must be resisted resol-
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going visiting over
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NORTH ST.
04ciericht Ont.
Plibu L. t), Whelsfona
Mader Twp. Hax Ctintest For Reeve
10 Needs . Hew No~~n~tio~ For council
With OtilY three m.611 qualifYing
`'for council in r ode/10.11 Township,
'that MItttleipalitY finds' At nee es.
41aary to hold. another nomination,
"Walter 3. r °vibes. Kenneth Merri-
'''Pr and Grant U. tili-ailfieri/
little Cbatla Wilson 'Withdrew
.7 hIS name arid Wilmer aarrison is
making a ma fot reeve's
`t hair,
Mn4 DeeVta, Wile has been ,Ieeve of the townShip :.for the
past two yearS, is defending the
'position agrainSt W. Harriston,
'who Is the 'Settler council Mem-
Iter,
School Trustees who received
ACCIarqatigaS at the nomination
day Preeeetlinga here last 'Friday/
are E. lk,fallwa.in, George Potter
and Harry cakes, ti
The PlIbija Meeting which fel-
lowed nominations in the council
chamber of the Clinton Town, Ball
was begun with welcoming re-
marks by Deputy Re4vo N. W.
TreWartha, a former reeve off-the
township,Who spoke for Mayor
W. J. Miller,' He remarked,
!'They must be a prosperous town-
ship, since one salesman reports
selling mom worth of Canada
,
Savings ponds, there tOthe last
issue, OA all those Ponds which
were .sold through the banks,"
.JOHN. DEE.VES, (nominated
:for, reeve by Roy Elliott,. seconded
by Lep, McGee) reviewed.. the
work of the county' d``ouncil dur-
ing .1.95$, inelttcling new roads and
bridges. Be mentioned. the con-
Bern of the county engineer for
the :cold mix road surfaces arid
his advice that hot mix surfaces'
would last longer and be more:
economical in the long rat.
He repOrted .that *Earl Hamil-
ton, Wingham reeve, eiraUnan of
the County Home ommittee, re-
ported .everything runni rig
smoothly at the Home, where'
Harvey Johnston is now in. Com-
plete ..control. There are 92, resi-
dents at the Home 'now.
peeves Said that the Historic
Committee was finding the mus-
eum practically self-supporting,
with 12,000 paying visitors this
year, „ He reviewed-at length the
addition to the • Alexander Marine
and General Hospital,' Goderich,
for which the township has .had
to share in financing,. Over* the
past five years, the number of
patient bed days from ; the town-
ship was „„computed ;at . 4,300, and
the township paid $1 'each (an
extra two mills, one collected in
1,956 and the other-to be levied
lin,„ 1957)1 to help with the
hoSpital addition. This :was the
only alternative to is $1,50 per
day surcharge at the hospital Or
township patients. '
He mentioned the cost of the
COurt House, where the balance
of $180,000 will be paid over the
.. three years.
WIT 1NLER HARRISON, (nomin-.
\ted for reeve by W. L. Stirling,
s conded by F. - McClure) corn-
menterkon the lovely court house,
and the help the town of Goder-
ich was giving tto help landscape
it. He recalled the road work
done along'the Blue WaterBeach,
which though expensive„ served'
about 40 cottages, and the assess-
ment revenue, from them justified . • .
the expense. Be mentioned con-
siderable trouble with the mower,
experienced when it ran into the
slumps - of telephone poles which'
should have been, removed but had
not been. --
The selling of the pound prop-
erty, said Mr., Harrison, made
room for another house moved in-
'to the village of liohnesville, •tnalt-
ing, quite an improvement. to the
location.
(Tiarrison "was also. norninated
for councillor by W. L, Stirling,.
seconded by F4 McClure). •
The first tender :pa the .hospital
was reduced from T}460,000 to
$423/84.1.74. Financing was
tributed amongst the county
grant, =PO:. toWnship, $30,000;
Ontario Grant ,.$1.20,000; $125,000
'on hand and $117,000 balance to.
raise.
couneinors
WALTER,. FQRBES, (nomin-
etted for councillor by Carman
Tebbutt" seconded by .Edward
Grigg) ' said he would. net inter-
fere with ,Mn Harrison's bid for
the reeveship, since he had been
on Council the longest.
Forbes said he figured the
Township was luckY not ,to have
put bn calcium -this year, since it
was note too dusty. He' said he'd
like to see a lot more of the roads
widened, 'and said that taxes are
going1to be high, but "we all want
the better roads and more con-
veniences and we'll have to be
ready to pay for them." He re-
called his first job on the roads
was raking stones off, for $1.25
a day.
He suggested the need for a by-
law prohibiting people from using
the sides of the road to clump
garbage, sfnce it was not a pretty
sight, and the refuse was a hazard
for cutting weeds.
KENNETH C. MERNER, (no-
minated by Len McGee, seconded
by Roy Elliott) told of the' work
as relief officer, Stating that there
had been, talk when a family re-
ceiving relief kept their car. He
said that if that had not been al-
lowed this 'family would still be
living on relief. Merner's belief
Was that when a man's having a
had time he should, be helped ont
on relief so that he could get on
his own feet again:
CHARLES C. WILSON, (nom-
inated by Edward N. Grigg, sec-
onded by C. W. Tebbutt) was not
present during the meeting.
Bank Preside t.
Vigo. Fi,:ght
Curb inflation
"Canadians in 'all wklits of life;
have a vital and continuing in-.
terest in. preserving the pli•rc.has-!
ing power of the dollar,'! Gordon
R, pall„ president of the Bp.*
of Montreal, has declared, In di's
ciissing thel wide ramifications of
"nesurgent inflation and the fight,
against it."
Mr. Ball was speaking before
the .sharehoiders of his bank,
gathered for their I39th. annual
meeting at the B of M's head of-
flee- here. •
The president expressed the
view that a considerable part of
the dollar valtte of Canada's phys-
leal - output ,of goods and services
this year had represented "the
GRANT H. STIRLING, (nom-
inated H. Welsh, seconded
by Frank Yen) mentioned the
trailer by-law permitting a camp
just outside Goderieh; and ar-
rangements with the fire tiepart,
merits of Clinton, Goderich and
Bayfielcl.. He. urged that 'people
call the right fire depirtinent to
their fire, to save time,
School Trustees
EVERETT MOT (hOrri-
ina:ted as school trustee by Frank
Yee," seconded by 11. Walsh)
stated his belief in the worth of
the trailer by-law (Saying that
trailer residents can overcrowd
schools-and then transportation
costs raise the school rate.
-He said- that „four teachers in
the area are getting $4,000; the
other two are normalites receiving
$2,500.. 1.1wo schools had receiv-
ed a second exit in ease of fire.
HARRY OAKES, ; (nominated
by Carman Tebbutt, seconded by
John Lindsay) spoke briefly.
• Visitor. • - Reeve Harvey Colentan, Stanley
Township was Weleomed to the
meeting, and he spoke', briefly,
saying that in his:opinion Reeve
John Deeves had clone a good job
for the. township.
From , Gander, Newfoundland, it
As" 2,449 miles by /air -to London,
4;094 miles. to Moscow.
"Pair Of Country Kids"
Praise() By Viewers
A 'surprise presentation was the effort to raise money tor.their
made to Mrs... W. S: (Guterbridge,
'three - night run in Bayfield and
director of the comedy :Pair of
Country Kids" which has had a
Varna with. quite favourable re-
ports,, The cast gaffe 'their direc-
Sarah Starr, proprietress of Starr
Middleton; April Starr, her
House, played by Mrs. Donald
daughter, Mrs. Grant . Stirling;
organization.
"Sis" Spooner, maid of all work
Members of the castare 11/1iS "' .
tor a set Of earring's and necklace at Starr House, Mrs. Bruce Keys;
following the final night in Varna Lucindy Appleby; wpo wants a
first husband, Mrs. Mi'l'ton Steepe;, an Monday.
Held at :the home of kr, and Susan Grimes, who wants a sec-
Mrs. Allan Armstrong, Goshen ond husband, Mrs. Robert Taylor;
Line, a delicious lunch was served "Hi" Hawkins, the village pest,
;Iv the host couple, and Robert Jack. Cole; Ambrose Sneggins, a
Taylor moved a 'vote of thanks for horse doctor, Glen Wise; Philip
this kind 'gesture. West, a young lawyer, Edgar
Those who are /fortunate enough Rathwell; - Arthur Roberts, guest
to get a seat 'for this. amateur att. Starr Hove, John Semple; Al-
performance, were impressed, by• bert Roomer, another guest, ;Gor-
the excellent direCtion which had don Hill.
The technical and bUsinesS staff produced such seasoned actors
from raw recruits. The play it- included director, Mrs. Warren S,
self was' very funny, with humbur Outerbsidge; stage manager, Mrs.
of the slapstick variety. Ray Wise; prompter, rMs. Frank
Stage properties• were well sel- Potter; advertising managers,
le`cted and; used to indicate 'a busy Mrs. Grant Stirling, Mrs. Gordon
hotel lobby. Actors are "--; to be Hill, Mrs. Donald Middleton, Mrs.
commended for their enthusiasm, Grant WeUster;. property mans-.
and the polished performarice gers, Allan Armstrong, Donald
which they gave. . Middleton; light technicians, Will-
As, one viewer 'remarked,"They iarn 1VIcAsh, assisted by Alfred
were outstanding for amateur Scotchmer; make-up, Mrs. Gor-
don Hill, William Brand, Grant theatre. Really very good. It
was 'corn, served up in a deluxe Webster, Kenneth Carnochan, Ed
dish'." -
Wise and Milton Deitz: master of
The players have already been ceremonies, Rev. W. S. Outer-
'bridge, Robert Welsh aneRev. T. invited to put on the play in Clin-
ton sometime in ( January, and 3. Pitt.
hope to have other bookings Mrs 'Sherlock Keyes was the
throughout the district. They artist who produced the ,attractive
are members of the Holrnesville backdrop, MrS. John Howard_
and Varna LoAls of the Ontario was of assistance to the make-up
Farmers' 'Union, and are making committee.
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