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Ernie Fisher, Inc the past
live years mayor of Goderieh,
is the candidate of liuron. IA-
herds for the Mouse of Com-
mons,
At a convention in Legion
Ball, Clinton, Friday" evening,
he won a ma,ority of 258 votes
cast, defeating cordon MeG0.-
vim farm implement dealer of
W.a hon..
Two. ..other n.Ominees with-
drew; A. Y. McLean, 'Seaferth,
former MP for Buren-Perth,
and Kenneth Hunter, .Goderich
lawyer who was Huron return-
ing officer until, as he said,
"Mr. Dieferibaker engineered a
bill two years ago dismissing
returning ,offiecr supposed to
be appointed for life."
"Malicious destruction"
From Hon. Paul Hellyer, MP
for Trinity and •former St.
Laurent minister, the conven-
tion heard [lie Diefenbaker gov-
ernment. accused of "a policy
of malicious destruction" in
scrapping the Avro Arrow and
"the loss of a skilled Learn and
an .industrial capacity put to-
gether over 10 years."
lie staled Liberal defense
policy as follows:
"At the present time, on the
basis of information available
to us, there is no requirement
for nuclear arms in Canada.
if weapon systems are revised
which would provide protection
for Canada beyond the retalia-
tory capacity of the United
States, we would have to re-
assess our position and get the
best available.
"The Liberal position is that
we must have the best avail-
able. The argument is, what is
the best? if an effective anti-
missile were developed it
would change the whole Posi-
lion."
"Our troops abroad," Mr.
HellYer charged, "have been
starved for the conventional
weapons they require because
we are wasting our money on
the Bomarc and other anti-
quated systems."
Mr. 'layer, twice elected
for Davenport, became asso-
ciate minister for defence just
before he and the St. Laurent
government were defeated. He
got back into Parliament by
regaining Trinity from the
Conservatives in a 1958 by-elec-
tion.
Optimistic for Huron
At the Clinton convention
there were predictions of vic-
tory, not only in the riding
; represented for 22 years by
i but in the dominion,
Elston Cardiff, Conservative,
Hugh Hawkins, of Clinton,
president of Western Ontario
North Liberals, declared "there
is not a Tory seat in Canada
that is safe today,"
Mr. Hunter said: "E]rnie
Fisher can win, if you can hold
Goderich you can win Huron."
Given "the co-operation of
all in Huron," .Mr. Fisher
himself foresaw success.
Ex-warden William Jewitt,
Hullett, believes Mr. Fisher "a
man who can win Huron for
the Liberals,"
Beecher Menzies, Clinton,
president of Huron Liberal As-
sociation for provincial pur-
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Hamburg crew and they whit-
tled the lead to 3-2 with less
than five minutes to play in
the period when Gary Stoddart
moved up from his point posi-
tion to blast a high drive into
the top of the goal,
Combines take over
However, the Combines, who
appear to play better when
the pressure is on, upped their
lead to two goals 45 seconds
before the whistle when Wag-
ner finished off a play with
his two linemates.
They added another goal at
the 6:18 mark with Wagner
again dobig the honors on a
play with his mates and then
Terry Bourne banged in a puck
on a scramble at the mid-way
mark.
At the 12:14 mark, Bill Shad-
dick pulled the game well out
of reach of the }Jahns when
he again was left alone stand-
ing beside the not and hanged
in a pass front Overholt,
GAME COMMENTS — Terry
Bourne was again the hardest
working player On the ice, but
along with his 'mates a Ken
Fadelle and Brian Bonthron,
couldn't get the puck in the
net .. . The Halms picked lip
four of the seven penalties
handed out in the cleanly play-
ed contest • . Dennis .hock
had 28 saves in the pine,
while ;Brown. stepped 23.
Combine shines
Coiitirttfed front page '1
to thwart other attempts. Port
Dover pulled Leeson in favor'
of an Odra forward in the last
minute but. they tetildii't hold
the CeMbines in their end to
take advantage of the extra
strength,
GAME COMMENTS — Keith
Scarborough WAS (ailed On to
Make 85 Saves in the Tree-
wheeling contest, while Lee8011,
a fernier senior "B" and junior'
"A." star blocked 28 — ,
Eneli 'learn picked tight
penalties, including majors to
Bev UrbsliOtt and Wall MOM.
Mery, Spud Bush started the
tray ,After he jumped on ittirry
Wraith after the bell in ate
second period And All the Sail-
ers left the bench, Imt it didn't
atneunt to too much , .k n.
470 fans tint" 4 ,14
the contest hi the reeently ran-
beated rink,
finance committee of the men's
OW They are planning a rum-
mage sale in the near future.
for community projects and
would appreciate your donation.
Watch for further particulars.
The men's club held their
dinner meeting last week eat-
erect .to by the Women's Insti-
tute.
Mrs. M. .Becker
Kitchener nat
Mrs. Mary Becker, 7s, the
former Mary Rarich, and wi-
dow of the late George Beaker,
died at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, Saturday,- April 7 fol-
lowing a lengthy illness.
She was born at Eitchener
and she and her husband
farmed in Bay Township on the
Bronson Line until 1944 when
they retired and moved to DaSh-
wood, Her husband died in.
1945.
Surviving are one son Emil
of Dashwood; one daughter.,
Mrs. Clarence (Hilda) Kinipel;
Kitchener, one sister Louisa Ra-
rich and one brother William of
Zurich; also seven grandchil-
dren.
The body rested at the T.
Harry Hoffman funeral borne.
until Monday noon then at Zion
Lutheran Church, Dashwood..
Services were held at 2;00 p.m,
with Rev. Wm, Gala officiating,
Interment was made in the
Lutheran Bronson Line ceme-
tery.
Pall hearers were, V, L. Bec-
ker, Edmund Becker, Harold
Stire, John Heckman, Arnold
Becker and Gordon Bieber.
Personal items
Mrs, Matilda. Piefer has re•
turned home after spending
some time with her sons, ja.ek
and Earl and their family in
Chatham,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Weiherg
and family of Waterloo were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Lloyd Rader and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gam•
ble and family of London vis-
ited with L, 11, Rader on Sun-
day.
Airs. Tetreau of Zurich
is visiting with Mrs. Lucinda
Melsaac this week.
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„Dashwood Institute
elects new officers
poses, said: "We have every
expectation we can lake the
riding,"
Mr. Itellyer said that "Mike
Pearson has put together a
team of knowledgeable men
who can run Canada right, as
it used to be run under Libe-
ral administration,"
At the opening, a Minute's
silence war. observed in mem-
ory of the late Senator W. H.
Golding. who, Mr. McLean re-
called, "made a great contd.,
button not only to. Liberalism
in this riding but in .Canada."
Mayor William Miller gave a
civic welcome to the more than
300 present.
Secretary Harold Shore, Go-
derich, announced the four no-
minations- That of Mr. Fisher
was signed by Ex-warden Jew-
ell and Beecher Menzies, Clin-
ion. Mr. McGavin was proposed.
by William Alexander and
John it. Learning, and also by
Gordon Smith and Cyril Boyle,
Hugh Fill, of Colbourne,
chaired most of the meeting on
account of president McLean
being one of the nominees.
Tuckersmith native
"I was borne in Tucker.
smith, my mother in McKillop,
and my father was born and
raised in Colborne, so I know
a little about farming," said
Mr. Fisher.
"in 1827, John Galt and "Ti-
ger" Dunlop made their way
through forest to build a town-
site in the Huron Tract, Since
then we have had men whose
courage made this county, of
which I am proud, 1 would
like to carry on and enhance
the prestige built up through
the years.
"Canada has not just gone
ahead uneer the present gov-
ernment, and i am sure that
after next election we will get
back the progress we deserve."
Mr, Fisher is electrical sun•
erinlendent of Dominion Road
Machinery Company, Code-
rich,
"He has a job with lots of
responsibility," Kenneth Hun-
ter said, "but still finds time
to look after the business of
the town, and • is called an
three or four times a week to
speak to various service orga-
nizations, Give him your whole-
hearted support and win with
Fisher."
Pipe-Major Miller of Code-
rich Legion Pipe Band and a
"tail" of young people with.
"Fisher" banners, marched up
and down the aisles at what
they considered appropriate
times.
Dislikes one candidate
Air, Mc.Gavin, who declined
nomination in 1958, when Dr.
Addison was chosen, and in
1959, when Harry Strang be-
came provincial candidate, al-
lowed his name to stand this
time but remarked: "1 know I
am beaten before I start, be-
cause Hugh Hill has ruled
against letting the Walton band
in."
"I spent a little tune in Bus-
sia, and you can vote as you
like there as long as you vote
for one candidate. Tonight I
give you a chance to vote as
you like, and if by chance 1
am your choice I will do
everything possible to uphold
the traditions of the Liberal
party. There never was a time
when we needed leadership as
we do now, and f think Les-
ter B. Pearson is the Juan
we need."
Mr. MeGavin, on announce-
ment of the vote by scrutineer
.BY MRS, ,.gRyit,i .RAPER
DASH:WOOD,
Mrs. Sid. Baker was elected
president or Dashwood WI for
1962.93 at its annual meeting
held Tuesday, April 3. She
succeeds Mrs, Leonard Schenk.
Vice-presidents are Mrs. Er-
h tn a n Willi am Elst on , yin Rader and Mrs. Arnold.
Witigha.m, .said it "shows good l<ti n t secretary trostuler,
indgment." lie made it unani- Mrs- Glenn. lfoicl . and assist.
for Mr. Fisher.
Webb
mous and called :for support .401.t, Mrs.
tuct director, 91rs. Leonard
Schenk, .alternate. Sirs. Arnold Bruce Powell, executive di- ;Kuntz director's, Mrs. Otto re c tor .a Ontario Liberal Asso- lYill er t Mr's,. Garnet Koehler elation, reported that the a and m ra, Addison Tiptnam pub•
age age of, new 1.4theral, eatIo" lie relations officer, Mrs. Er-
dates nominated for this elec. vin itader and pianist, Mrs. Ken
Lion. is 40, and several are 4. im c cra- • "
"Ernie Fisher is 40," he said. Annual reports were given
"Mr% .Diefenbalier talks about and Mrs. Ervin Rader eon-
the old guard of Liberals. Do ducted the election.
you realize there are only Tour The program was arranged
members of the former eabi- by the agriculture committee
net left?. One is here tonight: convened by Mrs. Harold Ra-
be is 38." (Applause) der, who discussed. the motto
Scovs indecision "A garden — a blind gardener."
In his criticism of defence Roll ni c all h‘ev gs raener teidm bb tao hint
Policy, Mr. Hellyer said that greenhorn >, and also the paying
when the F'191 interceptor of fees, Mrs, Addison Tiernan was acquired in the United gave country calender. and. Airs,
States "we were to ,swap some Schenk rea d a poem "What to
cargo planes made in Montreal Plant in a Garden,"
by Canadian workmen. The Mrs. Stewart Wolfe was in
proposal was put on the prime the chair and Mrs. Otto 'Willed
minister's desk in June, 1960, conducted a baby picture con-
and was there in December. test,
The U.S. grew impatient and it was reported that $150 had
made other plans. been •collected for the Red cross.
"We took over the mainten- Conveners of standing c,ommit-
ance Of some Fine Tree sta- tees elected were; agriculture
lions and there is no cut off and Canadian industries, Mrs.
date for it. Some people are Charles Snell; historica l . re-
training at Clinton to go to search .and current events, Mrs.
these stations, and if we have John Rader; citizenship and
to do it for 10 years it will cost education, Mrs. Carl Oestricher;
us more than 66 U.S. aircraft home econom ics and health,
than it would have cost for 200 Mrs, Eben. Weigand; and au.ch-
Avro aircraft if they had gone tors, Mrs, R. H. Taylor and
ahead in Canada," Mrs. Ervin Schade.
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committee, presented by Har- An E as t er cantata, "The ry Strang, reaffirmed "our sup- port of her gracious Majesty Twelfth Apostle" will be given
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church on Palm Sunday
the choir in the Evangelical
and in c a n d i ‘I d t a
leaders
soriandnLre-
evening at 7:30, Narrator will
Fisher,
be Sirs, Carl Oestreicher.
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