Clinton News-Record, 1962-05-10, Page 10f9so 10-1,00011. :"@W*r.99,Cor4. —�Thfo"
May 10, 196um -C
ly,
Farmillig OP00
loployment i ce At 60dei h 03y 0_- 0. 000ye, •#ls-w4te
fbo�tuyltl rVprlp"� Wlyv
Heavy rains early last week
ZODF o
($t4ffl The ppe
�p for the mQpth w.rp O,m Seeding 9�erat7p !n.
st
the county
national gmpjoymp4t vorvice of ATIO 90 w-com.pA, The W4.1 R- , combined
the unqrnp-10mpnt insurance fice was able to plgco 112 m�on� w4h warmn = we have
fomr41WQA: X;Ppcirtod- Weovp- and I$ won on Jobs
pe4 .0 opring bad pxcellea t pwnng nand?
day the W.14tor
of 1901-4 same Period, tions for *P crops, Hay fund'
-2 the , Me per T�
especially IiAve mOO
brought loss unemployment tQ The picture, for the cpinit4g pa butes ..
4 growth 4 _be p
this are and the prospect for gpo
JiOAP.04 14 beginning to brigibtep PaPi w m0pg t
the summer season, in Huron Comtruction proj4.�ctp already week. Some CQM, being
CoL%ty is very bright, XP -std- in progress nod to start
tiwip *I blo for the h gresp. or plan-
s, were Av4i a
W shortly wJ11 likely absorb 411
winter and previo be hired
qualified c9ostructlon, workers.
dually,
Un-plappd, Applicants at t gradually.
workers will
There is A shortage of ap- Some a
onc! of April numbered 427
,;, plica
men and 243 wQmgzf.' The UIC �Ions in many skilled trail-
be hired At RCAF Centralia to
,qs Aricl s such start May 14, May 21 And in
service occupations,
-bep
began the month with 659 job-
-as wat resp. p, pocks June,
. and �W
less trent And 222 unemployed On the faun front most
womer; Applicants, helpers, the VIC said. Huron county farmers have
April they said r 4.t
many . The Ontario Hospit�l been able to find sufficient
scosinal workers returning to Godertch not started to .4clyls-
has local help but the UIC
their jobs and others found new interview applicants for posi- es there 4 still. A .shortage of
work. ,.The total registrations tions but their staffwill likely quail
w.i. fled markled -farm bands,
4dvertisp n
Ernie C, Fisher, Liberal Candidate,
Has Impressive Record OF. Service
(Reprinted from the Goderich Signal -Star)
Eleven terms of office on Ernie.. back to G9dench and
Goderach, Town Count il, includ- his present position with, the
ing three, terms, on. Hump comparWaa chief electrician,
County Council and, five con- His political career began, in
secuid"terms as Mayor of the
1952 with his election to GodeL
T6wn of Goderich, rich Town Council, Continu
To thAs. impresisive record of ing in that capachty WAce that
legbIative oft -dee, add an earn- time, he was elected to the de -
est desire to give each individ- ruby reevesblP in 1955 end' 1956,
ual voter a more ,realistic re4 elevated to reeve in 1957, and
pmentation in• the Dominion in 1958 -began this current five
terms as Mbyw of the Town of
Parliament. These' are the top
quall0knoticds of Ernest',C. G�ucm. As deputy reeve, and,
Fisher, 42, Liberal candidate later reeve, he served on van'-
for I Huron in the, forthcoming ious coinmittees with Huron
June 18th. Federal Electiom
County C<ounead for three years.
Tanking with „Fiore" Fis+horquiet. dedication. Helped On Farm
is a lesson in -humble honesty The aspiring Liberal candi-
and. Tbewo date is married to the former
are na grandWse statements,, Luella- B. Bedard, of Drysdalle,
no ev"ive promises, my ver- anq is the father ofthreechil-
bWly dexterous' eqUiVOMUDW', drew Rickey, nine; Brend4,
only ,% Twthright . dete=ivation seven, and another daughter,
to dD W, level best at all tim6a, Aulem,, who is a teacher- at
"TMNIX Cl FISHER the new St. Mary's Scbocd, in
hii has �b be a.. busy cam-
paign,"' he said. "There are Goderich-, Mrs. Fisher's father,
and it was them Mr. Albert Bedard, isknownas
48,000 peopke ig Huron� each that Ernie's fathpr, 14chaxid, a Iiighly, respected and succes5,
me an important pai't of Our WAIZ bom -EiTde hiibself was lul tamer in the Drysdale din
great county. If elected., I plan born, on, the farm, in Tuicke�-'trict It was customary, during
to visit and' revisit all rMingis snAth Townsbap two miles e0fA earlier years, for Ernie to ar-
in .1he disstrict, -to learn more, of Clinton. e, his summer vacations so
about the problems of those -
rang
people and to •help find, the At 'the age of six he -came that -he could( assist with grain
to Goderich and, short-ly'after, harvesting on, his - fatlhert;In-
started his schooling at Vic- IaWs farm. He still elalms a
In •transfePringbis talents to toria, Public School, continuing, measure of proficiency at mfik-
the federal field, Ernie remains on. into Goderich Collegiate In- ing, hoeing and other fam
dedicated to the irttere6ts, of the stitute. - At this time he, was chores,
edect,wato in his home cWst'lW- active in such sports ei hockey Candidate Fisher is a mer*.
envy. He is, a: three -generation ard baseball; be recalled' a six- ber of Royal Canadian, Legion,
HurorAte.• H I $grandfather, w eek LVoff with a:, broken Brianph, 109, -and is -the, holder
Henry Fisher, operated a fa= amide, s' during a-garne of a autation from Air Marsbal
in 'Codborrie Township, near whh, 'Drysdajo, played^,,in Sit. LeOlde, of the RCAF. The
imeph. citatiori mentions his; ef-
.TRACTOR'TIRES with RCAF fidency and quick thinIcitigg..."
during an emergency occur-
WWANIZED During 1941, Ernie'. enlisted veft6e at a -relief flying field
AT THE FARM SERVICE
with the RCAF and trained as near Uplan& AhVwt new the
a wdreless operator air -gunner. war's end. A Harvard training,
• Latei` he was traWeiTed, 'to.plane, with ,an instructor and'a
RAF Transport Command, at student aboard, ran low on, fuel
Goose Bay, and served'as. nave- during -a rAght training, flight.
gator On '6he � big' Cataltrlla' With, no time to light'a fife
:bombem engaged, in coastal path., Ernie organiied emeT19-
pmbrol.-During 0& period, ency hghts fromstation auto -
while serviog,'with the 161st mobiles and Vorey pistair,, and
Squadbon, his commanding of- laffitw much rushing around was
Acer was Wing Commander J. able to ftht the field sufficient -7
X. SUBY' who now is •-Ac$e-t ly fm the Harvard to, "land
president and general manager without casuaddels'. The plane
of Dominion Road Machinery was without fuel when it
Company, where Erode is pre- touched clown.
Complete Stock of New sently emp1byed DRMCO has With charactmistic energy
. DUNLOP granted two months' leave Of and thoroughness, Mayor Fish.
TRACTOR TIRES. absence to facilitate Ere-le's er already% has visited all 22
Parts For All, Makes of election, campaign, municipalities in: the electoral
Cars 'and' All..
I T-1port termination- of huts war fttrict of Huron., setting up
WE BUY I Z e
SCRAP METAL* service,, in 1945, he entered I -A email' organizations for th
R�,Vrson Iwtitute of Techno-f 131 polls. He has endeavoured
Highest Cash Prices 1bgy, Toronto, for a two-year to meet, individuaffly, as. mann
For .Scrap Cars and will cm
course in industrial electronics 'vote'% as Possible
CLERE-VU Graduating in 1947, he became' tinue this perlsonal contact.
Auto' Wreckers a�.Swiated, with, radio station throughout his cainpaign. Un-
. I CFPL, Londbn, as transnutter 'der the directon of his cam-,
No 8 West of
6 HU 2-3 ted-ihician. Six months later, a paign, manager Joseph Gunny of
ffig ay 2" Clinton
vacancy at DRMCO brought Crediton, he is devating 14
hours daily to the varied &-
rmnds of a political empaign,
As aide interests, Mayoe
Fisher is a past presiderit. of
the GodeTd& Trades and Labor
Coumil, past president at Local
.1863, IM*rntatlonal Allssociatioft
of Machinists, and a charter
member of tht, Gbdericb Rotary
Club, nig workinjassociates in
the Goderich Liberal- Associa-
tion include J. K. , Hunter, vice -
,President and Dan J. Murphy,
treourer.
Working from his campaign
headquarters, on the Square
new East street, Mayor ETMe
Fisher promises an active and
vigorous seven weeik5of cam-
paigning in his effort, to repre-
sent Huron, County in the, Tied
Dominion Parliament. Her w8a
cobinuo, his, duties as Mayor
of Goderich until the !
bion, of his present te ftr=
MEN ). S ENT ERTAINME'fit
T
ENJOY A FtW GAMSS OF POOL WITH YOUR FRIENDS ATIN9
GOMICH N9WS STAND ON THE SQUARE IN GODtklC`H
Tdk6 a few hillnUtdS to ednie in and see tit When YbU tire in ddderith,
We can offer y 6 to very tleoh room,, , .good tables i good
tluei,, , v -modern fighting and ah alf toUnd P16dtdnt atmosphere'!
REFRESHMENTS MAGAZINES woKlNd SuNbRlis
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JA–& WSL ST 21 JN
THE, 900ARt dobER111CH,
Wit A'Ad TWE *EXdLUS1V1t AGENT ##h tHE #AMOUS 011141HAM i3kfA AL , PIPES
Glamorous Trooper
Vocalist Denyse Ange, a big hit with the troops
during a recent C$C tour of the Middle EastJs
one of many stars ars feature in the current spring
and summer radio featured
mer CBC o schedule, Among those on
the schedule are Wally Koster, Tommy Common,
Joyce Hahn and Tommy , . _y Hunter, the popular
country and western singer who heads another CBC
tour of the Middle East this year. ((IBC Photo)
News of Landesborc
Correspondent , MRS. BERT ALLAN
Phone Blyth 37 x15
(Intendled for 1"t week) piano selection. Betty Snell
Starting on. atinday, May 6, Awtig a solo, Barbara Bums
church service will be held at played an accordion solo. Piano
16 a.m. during the summer solos were played by Lloy
months, Shaddick and Heather Snell, A
Jimmy and Gregory Camp- duet was played by Wendy
bell, London, spent the Easter Caldwell and L10Y Shaddick.
vacation with Mr. and Mr-_ Five girls gave an Irish lilt.
Livingstone, Barbara Snell favoured with an
Mrs,
Gordon McPhee, Mr accordion solo and Helen Good
and Mrs. James McPhd'e and sang A solo. The program con -
family, of the Nile, spent Sun- eluded with a square dance and
day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. sing -song,
McGill.
Dr, and Mrs. o Grierson,
, spent a night recently with . % ebster, so calling
on oldfriends in e village.We Don't Want
Mrs Burns and
. Burns and y, have
h mother, Mrs. Toron-
er for the 'Milk Vote
to, visiting with Them
past two weeks.
Little Ricky Dalrymple, Eg-
mondville, Is spending a fewSays Farm Union
days withhis grandparents, Mr, To hold a vote on a Milkand Mrs. Gaunt, and Ken. Marketing Plan without fins
The J I choir will, meet I
for practice tieeon Thursday even. giving prioducers sufficient op-
ing at 8.30 p.m. pkxtuaiity to be well h4ormed
Miss Ann Watson spent Sun- would' be complete folly, M. L.
(lay with the McGills . Tebbutt, president of the On -
Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens tario Farriers Union said', fol -
and family, Landon, , were lowing :a, meeting of the organ!-
weekend visitors. with Mr. and zat imes. execuflve held recently
Mrs. Lloyd Pipe and Mr. and
Mrs Lloyd Stewart. in Guelph.
Robert Townsend, who has He ,said, ".PlervtY Of time
been a patient in Clinton Pub- 'shouldbe taken to inform pro-
lic Hospital for the past two ducers of the pr4opmals, and, n-fe-
weeks was taken to Victoria chanics of such a plan, so that
Hospital, London on Saturday, they n-Aght study, and express
but Monday night he was Ids- their views before -a vote was
Ing strength and was inacriti- taken." It is much better
cal condition. -Mrs. Townsend
and sister Mrs. Bentham are everyone uitc[eerstands: rather
with him, than blunder into sometbling
Mrs. Tom Reid, who spont..'' they, tb6 producers, can -
the last two weeks with Mrs: not -cooperate with after it be -
Bert Allan, returned ta- her: ccgnw -marketing legislatAon; he
home In Toronto lash Friday. said
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Knox Rr. Tobbutt said the OFU
and family, Stouffville'and executive as strenuously oppos-
Miss Vina Knox, Toronto,
weekend visitors with ;��.were ed to a milk vote being held
and
Mrs. Thomas Knox. I at this time, and, have register -
Mrs. Emma Haines, formerly ed, their disapproval With the
of Londesboro at prcseAt a Hon,. W. A. Stewart, Minister
patient in victoria. ia. Hospital. of AgWICUlture-, and other De -
Explorers Visit partment of Agriculture and
The Explorer group visited ciw
with their old frieridsat Huron- marketiiig ' 0 ff' 's -
view last week, entertaining
with a program of music and
songs. songs. Classed Ads
Included was a welcome by
Bonnie McLean. The Explorer
purpose "As an Explorer, it is Bring Quick
my purpose, with God's help,
to look to th�llght, to do with
my might, wais good in His Results
sight, to follow Christ the
K aster" by Wendy
C�
Ging." , f an Easter praise
(acrostic) "When He Cometh"
by Susan Clark,, "Stand Up for
Jesus" by Sharon Little; pianoBAcKAcni
duet by Lorna Millar and Don- When kidneys fall to remove
na Youngblut; piano selection, excess acids and wastes,
Beverly Leo. batkathe—tired feeling—
A hymn was sung, followed disturbed rest often may
I follow. Dodd's Kidney Pills
by piano solos, Lorna Millar stimulate kidneys to normal
and Glenyce Adiderson, . Eight duty. You feel better, steep
girls took part in a square lmttar, work better. 80
dance. Susan, Clark gave a
C I . .. . . . . . . . .
41w'.
HaD
dS Farm -Union
The executive of
the clntar4o
Faiitrners Union , as.
irected-1 b
NR InmvvoxvtAml�
have requested Goop1ge Mp0a-
au
ch*,man and members of
the ;Farm Ppoducts UarkeWig
Oto on, the Ontario Rog Pxv-
duceiv Marketing Plan, at the
0404est pot.sisilbilo date
The rt asons �giyea by the
or, U Membom Are;
I. The last, pdebioite was, do-
d.Av41-1d by the cc;prt�;
-due to Ix
ps,
-21 The 01"Ump Fanners
l01%ft4l`Er($
HILL
MRS. DONALD HARRIS
Whorle 1JU 21 -3362
.
Untended. for, last week)
Commencing Sunday, May
6, services at Grace United
Church will be in the morp-
Church service will be at
a . And Sunday school
All, .10.45 a.m. DST.
Executive
The executive of the Grace
Church Sunday School met
Thursday evening At the home
of Mrs. William Cox. Super-
.intendent Mrs. Mary Manning
was in charge, Rev.. W. C.
Smith lead in prayer, A,Poem
"'Twas 'a Sheep" was read by
Mrs. Chester Sturdy,
Officers were elected as
follows: secretary, Bruce Bet,
tles; assistant secretary, Patsy
Cox; treasurer, Gail Lockhart;
Assistant treasurer, Janet liar-
ris; pianist, Mrs. Austin Har-
r1s; assistant, Mrs. A. Lock-
hart.,
Teachers: senior class, Mrs.
Eigin cox and Mrs, Alvin Bet -
t, Intermediate class, Mrs.
JO% McCowan and Mrs. Aus-
tin Harris; junior boys, Mrs.
A. Lockhart and Mrs. William
Townshend; junior girls, Mrs.
Torn Sowerby and Mrs. RAY
COX;primaQ�,tMrs. Q. Math-
ers and G Sowerby; Idn-
dergarten, Mrs. Donald Harris,
Shirley McCowan and Mrs.
Harry- Torrance; cradle roll
superintendent, Mrs. William
X.
The date for Sunday,_School
Anniversary Service was set
for Sunday, June 10. '
Plans were made for the an-
nual picnic in Harbour Park,
Goderich, in July. , Pot luck
lunch was served.
0
Four 4-H Days
For Homemakers
There will be four Achieve-
ment days for 4-H Homemak-
ing Clubs in Huron this year,
to accommodate tl4e 41 clubs.
Sites am in Seaforth last Sat-
urday, May 5; in Wingham
thifs Saturdw, May 12; `111
Clinton on May 19 and in Brus-
sel-s on May 26.
—0
Truth has only to change
hands a few times to become
fiction.
JACKSON
ALUMINUM LTD.
. SEAFORTH
is'collectingwool for grading
and sale on the co-operative
plan. Shippers may obtain
sacks and twine free of charge
from the above or their
Licensed Operators
Any Government Deficiency
Payment will apply orAy on
Properly Graded Wools.
Secure the Utmost by Patron-
izing The Organization that
made this possible.
Canadian Co-operative
Wool Growers Limited
40 St, Clair Avenue. E.,
Toronto 7, Ontario
19-20b
NewSpecial
Shur -Gain Sale Barn Starter
6
. Feed For, Critical'Perio'd
New Shur -Goin SaI6 Bath Stcteter is formu,
fated for' pigs that hove passed through solo
barns or were tb6,ved from form to form be-
fore you bought them, It is a low energy
,fdod, COrltdihirig a high 'level of antibiotics to
combat set -backs, help dy-old di8tdte -prob-
ferri's,, #fl imi note dchgott of gorging and get
them Off to d good Wirt,
Call "t today for *hull details,
SHUR-GAIN
puts the Gain
in HOG FEEDING
CLINTON FEED MILL
29 Hurois Street wi. CLINTON *i" 111fibite HV'2491t
V,
JWC%. 10 'Opp
Wp of u;s4ig finpupe" which
•
Ary 'colleoted �v vompulsox , y 1,
"MON
#wAm. '1?ow uso in this;
stance, for vqmpoP4 otbow tham
them pkottng 9f foga, go, te, gr,
ANTHRACITE
anto to r0deMltdoil:cif'
Agricullme, sh4res in FaTMen
COA
-AMec[ Mat Znterp4sps, ow.
1 Plan Must bp sq:w 'tte
W. $I;q
_0 Produces E befog the reqlue:pt
'
1W i to 11
'by. "the 0 PtM1Q Rog 1prod,4cp.ts.
Mpvokotipg Board to, increase
them 5
. arkWIng fee to + 0 0
hog marlcgotocl is
too
per granitoo
(For poipteSli out •jil
'Per
thp
. re,
The 9vestion. of, a vote
Nocey9ur ;)rdpr nQw
ceived- tihe full sanotI.of file p
*x member OFU executive
ot
body, who had been directed
.4
previously' by 4, inembeTts -pol$qv
making coriv,(�nflqn, tp caUl for
OYERHOLT
the vote when *emed wre�s,
$47y.
COAL C.Q.
Members of the OFU com-
miftee we expecW to hold'
Q009RIC"
,talks with the FPMB in the
Pial 4A 4-7421
near future to diieuss posbbili-
18,19b
ties of the vote.
Clinton
Memorial Shop
T. PRYPE and SON
CLINTON , EXATER , $EAFORTH
Open Eye'.ry Afternoon
. PHONE HU 2"9421
At other times contact
'Local Representative ---Tom Stee P—HU 2-3869
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Towhshp ' of Goderich
NOTICE OF HOLDING AN .
ADVANCE POL
On Certain questions under the
Liquor Licence Act
NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to The
flection Act (section 77) a poll for the El6ctoral
District of the Township of Goderich will be open
on Saturday, the 19th day of May, 1962, from 8
a.m. until 5 p.m., and from 7 p,m. until 10 p.m.
(Daylight Saving Time).
The polling place for the said electoral district
will be located at the Township Shed, for the pur-
pose of )receiving the votes of voters who expect to
be absent from the electogal district on the dayfix-
ed for polling.
The ballot box will be opened and the votes
counted at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, the 22nd day of May
at the said place.
Dated at Clinton this 7th day of. May, 1962.
R. E. THOMPSON;
Returning Officer.
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