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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1965-07-22, Page 3We're going on holidays AUGUST 1-7 No issue August 5 while we're out getting ourselves a tan. But we'll be back August 12 "kiteexeter Zitim,U5ocafe Times-Advocate, July 2Z 1965 Page 3 Securities act for review, PC's told By MRS. FRANK SQUIRE HOLD TOUCH & TAKE SALE The Whalen UCW met Wed- nesday evening in the church hall. Eight members and four visitors were present. Mrs. Eric Attwood was in the chair for the opening exercises. She was assisted by Jennie Attwood. During the program Jackie Finkbeiner gave a reading and Janice Morley favoured with a vocal polo. Mrs. Bert Duffield conducted the business, Mr. & Mrs. Ray AdaMS, don, Mr, 4 Mrs. 4,14.0y Exeter, Mr, & Mrs, Stew4rt 40140, North 13;3! and Mr. $4 Mrs. Cliff 'Rawlings .and. Glenn, ClandebOye, were Sunday ors with Mr. & Mrs* Alton Mr, .4 Mrs. Howard Morley who are .holidaying at Grand Bend, visited Thursday with Mr. 4 Mrs. Wm Morley. Bob Marks of Winnipeg is holidaying with. Jimmy Hod- gins, ter Sunday with. Mrs. E, Squire, Rill remaining to spend this week, M. & mrs„ Percy FtedglAs and family attended a Hodgins get-to-other at Cedzow Park Sunday afternoon for Mr, Gor- don Marks and family, Winni- peg, who are at present, visit- ing relatives in the community. Martha Klahre returned home from Toronto Monday where she spent last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. 4. Mrs. 0. J. Z avitz, he singled opt was the amend- ment extending the Workmen's Compensation Fund to farmers. He spent some time explain- ing the changes to the Expro- priation Act and the reasoning behind the provincial develop- ment of commuter rail service through the Toronto district. Mr. MacNaughton declared the medical health insurance bill was the most important to come before the legislature. 578 Main South Exeter 235.2322 PC's hear Attorney G More than 200 Progressive Conservatives turned out to the annual meeting in Clinton to hear Attorney General Arthur Wishart, From left, Glenn Webb, Warden of Huron County, Elston Cardiff, MP for Huron, Hon. Charles MacNaughton, eneral Arthur Wishart MLA for Huron South, Douglas Freeman, new riding president, Mr. Wishart and Elgin McKinley, nominating committee chair- man. PC's split riding machine, elect new provincial executive PERSONALS Miss Betty Revington, De- troit, is visiting this week with Linda Bieber. Rev. & Mrs. Allen Duffield, London, and their granddaugh- ter, Miss Lenore Buckham, Peterborough and Mr. Harold Cobleigh, Lucan, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Bert Duffield. Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins and family, Mr. & Mrs. Clare Bryan and family were guests at the Kilpatrick-Hodgins wed- ding Saturday. Robert Ronceray of Somer- set, Manitoba, is spending five days with Jimmy Hodgins in connection with the 4-H work. Mr. Gordon Marks, Valerie and Susan, Winnipeg, Mr. Harry Atkinson, Stratford, and Mr. Hubert Hodgins, Granton, called Thursday at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Percy Hodgins and Mr. & Mrs. 'Norman Hodgins. Mr. & Mrs. George Pullman, Mr. & Mrs. Harold Quast and family, Mrs. John Hintz and Vicky, all of Mitchell, were Sunday guests with Mr. & Mrs. Cleve Pullman. Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Squire, Douglas and Bill visited inExe- Skinners meet at Stratford Mr. & Mrs. Bison Lynn and family attended the Skinner pic- nic Sunday at Stratford. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Walters and Mrs. George Frayne of Sun- shine Line visited Wednesday evening at Grand Bend with Mrs. W. J. Beer and Miss May Skinner. Mr. & Mrs. Phil Heim and family spent the weekend at the Pinery. Mr. & Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and family attended the Kers- lake reunion Sunday in River- view Park, Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Walters visited Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. Harry Walters and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Walters near St. Thom- as. Mrs. Bessie Frank of St. Marys spent Sunday with Mrs. Isabel Sugden and Mr. Tenny- son Johns. Mr. & Mrs. Wm Walters visited Friday evening with Mr. & Mrs. George Frayne of Sun- shine Line. KORLIN LIMITED '61 AUSTIN 850 '61 CONSUL Sedan, like new '60 FORD tudor, 6 cyl., new paint, sharp '59 DODGE Sedan, 6 cyl., automatic, radio '59 CHEVROLET two - door, new paint, radio. '59 METEOR Sedan, custom radio, automatic V8 motor, white- walls, tutone white and blue, plastic seat covers, like new Have opportunities in the following positions due to expanded facilities. EXTRUDER OPERATORS: Capable of operating Plastic Extruders. 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He said the changes, two years in the making, were im- perative for the province's con- tinued growth. He did not ela- borate on them but presumably they will be introduced at the next session. Mr. Wishart reviewed some of the accomplishments of his department, among them the meeting of the 10 provincial attorneys-general at Ottawa to discuss ammending legislation for the Canadian constitution. He reported that seldom has there been such an unanimous desire to succeed and agree among the 10 provinces. He said repatriating the constitution was a matter of pride and that he was confident that the for- mula they worked out was the best. Mr. Wishart attacked the critics of Quebec's revolution and said that far from wanting out of confederation, Quebec's reform is "based on a great love of Canada and a desire to continue with it." He described Quebec as go- ing through a "revolution in thought, an evolution in industry and education." Mr. Wishart also had some words for Huron county. He said he had never seen such a "fat land." He described his boy- hood on a New Brunswick po- tato farm and said his father should have seen this part of Ontario. "I am fortunate to visit such a county as this," he said. Mr. Wishart now comes from Sault Ste Marie. Mr. Wishart said he and Charles MacNaughton were great friends. Mr. Wishart de- scribed how Mr. MacNaughton had so successfully assisted in his campaign at The Soo. And Mr. MacNaughton earlier declared that the most outstand- ing performance of an Ontario cabinet minister in the last session was that of Mr. Wishart. Commenting on the redistri- bution of the federal riding, Mr. MacNaughton said, "I like to think it will be strengthen- ed." He said redistribution chang- es in the provincial ridings are now being discussed but that he did not anticipate any chang- es for Huron. Mr. MacNaughton revie w- ed the past session of the leg- islature, the longest, he said, in the province's history. And he went down the list of high- way construction being carried out in the county. He said that after the Cen- tralia to Clandeboye section of Highway 4 is completed all that will be left to bring the road to 24 ft. standards will be the Exeter to Clinton section. He did not say when this would be accomplished but suggested that it was not far away. The first of the accomplish- ments of the government that Huron Huron Progressive Conser- vatives Monday began re-or- ganizing themselves into two separate constituency orga- nizations for federal and pro- vincial purposes. New president of the pro- vincial association is Douglas Freeman,succeeding John Durnin of th federal-provincial association. The PC's are marking time on two points before they decide on what they do federally; will there be a federal election? and, will the proposed redistri- bution boundaries stand without further change? If there is an election this fall then it is expected hasty moves will be made allowing either last year's federal-pro- vincial executive or this year's provincial executive, to run the show. If not, then a general meet- ing will be held to create a separate federal association with representation from areas formerly in Middlesex North. But the provincial nature of the meeting at Clinton Legion Hall didn't prevent the PC's from presenting Elston Cardiff, federal MP for Huron with a silver tray and tea service to mark his 25 years in the House of Commons. Mr. Cardiff turned the tri- bute to the assembly. "The only reason I was able to get elected was because of you," he said. "Not me at all. But because of you." His wife was presented with a corsage by Mrs. May Mooney of Goderich. Jim Hayter of Dashwood read the presentation and Tom Webster presented the tray. Mr. Cardiff also had a few words to say about redistri- bution, a subject mentioned by almost all the speakers. "Whether we're worse off or better off, I'm not prepared to say," he remarked. "They took Wingham,Howick and Turnberry away from me Honor 25-year service Member of parliament Elston Cardiff was honored by his fellow Progressive Conservatives at Clinton, Monday, with a silver tea service and tray. Mr. Cardiff has just completed 25 years as a member of the House of Commons for Huron. His wife was presented with a corsage. --T-A photo to give me a trimming and it didn't work," he said. He re- called the long series of ru- mored changes In the shape of the riding over the years that never quite got made. "The county of Huron inside its own boundaries is a good riding. It's not committed to either PC or Liberal. It could turn either way," he concluded. He then turned and made a swing at rumored changes in the county system of govern- ment inside the province. "I don't think any body in the province is any better than the county council," Mr. Cardiff declared. He praised the work done for the county by Charles MacNaughton, but he said, "They're trying to take away the county council." He said that the county coun- cillors are close to the people and know what they want. Mr. Cardiff was named one of the three honorary presidents of the Huron PC Provincial As- sociation. Also included were Hon. Charles MacNaughton, MLA, and Elmer D. Bell, pre- sident of the Ontario PC As- sociation. Named to the executive were; vice-presidents, Harvey Cole- man, Hayfield; James Hayter, Dashwood; Mrs. May Mooney, Goderich; Andy Dunlop, Sea- forth. Directors, Edwin Miller, Exeter; Glenn Webb, Dashwood; Arthur Bolton, Dublin; Frank Falkoner, Clinton; Anson Mc- Kinley, Zurich. Executive members, Frank Walkom, Goderich; Verne Pin- combe, Exeter; Valentine Beck- er, Dashwood; Gordon Orr, Goderich and Joe Allaire, God- erich. Secretary is Mrs. F. G. Thompson of Clinton and trea- surer is Earl McSpadden of Walton. 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