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Disaster Program Spells Reality
Those who have read the outline
a the disaster program at the
'Whigliam General :Hospital may
feel a ctrtain sense of shocked sur-
prise that planning has actually been
carried out in detail, with the
thought' fif war and its horrible con-
sequences in mind,
Yes„, it is shocking, on first con -
Sideration. just read the plans which'
have already been formed — the
thought which has been given to the
treatment of burns, the relayed op-
erating room teams• and the hand-
ling Of emergency traffic and in-
,
INTERESTING
POSSIBILITY
• Word last week that the Lioils
CM has some reasonablehope of
b:ritiging the famous 'Rubino:If to
. ,
foWn was interesting indeed. We
'don't know exactly' how many
people here would 'attend •such .
coneert, .but we do know that lovers
of go o do Music wot id aP preciat e the
opportunitSr., :
• The great' violinist wesuld also
play* concerts. at the town's two
schools, _and heaven knows our
youngsters could well stan.d. to" be
exposed to.something worthwhile in
the field of music after a, steady diet
of Presley and his type for the past
two or three years..
Unfortunately, • Canadians don't
get too enthusiastie,en masSe, over
really worth -14+11e Presentations of
this kind, but wecertainly dO hope
that•Wirigham has a chance to hear
one of the 'greatest artists of our
slay.
C*OMPULSORY CAR
INSURANCE
• When you go, to purchase your
1958 car lieense you wilt be Asked
for „
a certificate, from your insurance
agent- to thet,effect that you carry' a
minimum bf $10 000 and. $20 000
public . .
liability and property' damage
Ofatleast $5,000,, Qtherwise,you will
recoired. fpay an–extra' $5,00
iegistration fee.
• The • Motor Vehicles Branch of
the Department • of .Transport has
affgatinced that as of January 1,
1058, ii owners ..of •rtiotOt! vehicles
Who d6 not have:thisIniiihnurn re-
qUirenierit Of ,ipsnianee', _Must, pay
the elltra fee. .
• The. Ontario -government has
sent out 8..supp1y of theSe`certificat'
es to all inSurance agents so that it
is advisable to seCtire"one' before the
Wile cant es „to purchase,noct, y e a, s
]icensePlateg! *
The government has ars°i an-
nounced that an, owner ofal Motor
vehicle who cannot pay a. judgement
for damages 'arising :from a' triofoi
accident to at least the.-ttlinimutri"
Mentioned above, will be prohibited
from owning or operating a Motor
vehicle. If a judgment is registered
against him, all personal property
such as home or other assets may be
seized 'and sold to cover damages
and coStg. •
If assets are not available the
.thimant can ask :for reimbursement
from the Unsatisfied jUdgrbent
Fund and tb e Motor Vehicles Branch
wili prohibit the jud,grnent debtor
from operating a motor vehicle until
such time as the Unsatisfied Fund
has been 'reimbursed.
Tilt way matters stand no*, it is
simply tot safe to take a car onto.
Ole road :without aderittate insurance
coverage and the government's gt-
iion in demanding proof of coverage
is the proper course of action, There
have been -far too many instances of
heavy Io SS itt which the person.
re,sponsible simply tould Pot meet
the judgment assessed, against tbm
The liVitighatttAtivanceirlittes
pributhod ,t4t Wtngham,etAltlifict
Wenger BrOthera,
BOO Wenger, tdithir
*anther Attdit threats Of drentiriti
Atitherhied is *COM title Mak
Peat Office OePt, ,
lint *We One teat $S,00, Men 10
-11:ett let lieVotee
O. St A, $4,0* iiiett
**Met lute tto oft
ottruibit Rates Ott ItOnciti01
formation, Complacency is inclined
toevaporate in the face of these
stark facts.
Uninformed civilians will find it
difficult to grasp the fael that any
war which might break out POW
would not be foreshadowed by
warnings and time for last-minute
preparations. It would tome upon'
us like a bolt from the proverbial
blue, The weapons which would do
the ',post damage might be launchect.
from the other side of the world,
We do not venture into these
grim imaginings With the idea of
alarming the commnnity — but we
would be fools did we fail to realize
the possibility of such a critical situ-
ation, Preparation is our only wea-
Pon .of defense,
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
For the past two weeks' this
newspaper has been appealing- foi7
little support for the: intermediate
hoCk-ey tearn. ,1A7e have the makings
of a good hockey. team, here, but ,it
is hardly fair to expect the •players
themselves to cough lip the funds
for sticks and the many other items
needed to start the season.
• There are hits of hockey fans in
this town who are normally 'willing
to back the team to the extent of a
few' dollars, What has happened to
them this' year?
No. doubt if someone. could find
the time to make the rounds andask
for donations trey would be forth-
coming, This time' it. has been sug-
gested that those t711.o are\vi11ingto
lend a hand leave their diniations at
The Advance -Times office. To date
the contributors total exactly two,
.• More than likel:y the reason is •
plain neglect. NO1 doubt there , are
many• -Who intend to .help. the teain
a,long, but have forgottento, do
something aborif it: If 'that's: the
case, do try to remeniber sdon;•for
the first game comes tip shortly and
the .boxs are ..venturing..:..Oiak
nothing. inOre ;than. faith.
• . •
DON'T: ‘FIGET •Y
SEALS ,
•
Not long.a,go an envelope arrived
with the -test of 'your, mail contain-
ing Christmas' Seals.- It just in,ay be
that, you. haveset • it aside .and have
forgotten all about
. That is something that:shotildn't
• happen, for thos'e seals are •impor-
. tant in our scheme of things in this
-
part of the world. It is hardly neces-
sary to go into the aetails'of Aviv
your part in the.Christmas Seal pro-
gram is important, They are famil-
iar. to almost everyone.
The money .raised from the 'sale
• of seal S is used, of course, tO'eg.rry
on th,e fight against tuberculosis
within our own county a battle
Which, has, over the years, made a
marked reduction in the death rate
from a disease whickwas, until A
' :few years ago, the scofirge Of hu-
manity.
-
It would he a good idea to look
ttp your ‘Christmas seals right now
and send in your 'contribution be-
fore it is entirely forgot:ten..
6
• FOR MEN ONLY
Things, are a tittle hot in Claren-
Ville, Newfoundland, where the tra-
dition of superiority of the mak pr-
Sists itCsome minds,
Mrs. Hari -y Drover ran Cot local
council and polled the highest num-
ber a votes: It appearsthat in
previous years the candidate polling
the most voteS was named mayor by
cooncil — but not so this time,
Council voted 6-3 to elect a man
mayor instead of Mrs, Drover.
When the council was presented
with a petition fromthe cititens,
asking that Mrs, Drover* he named
chief magistrate the mayor 'and live
councillors resigned. Ao things.
stand now, it is likely. 'that the pro.
vincial government will intervett
Settle the matter.
Women have tome a long way in
the last so. years in most parts a the
World, Maybe they.flaven't heatd
about that in Clarenville,
POSIT YEARS MIO
The entertainment given in the
School on Of the Method*
Oburch On FridaY el/ening was on
of the largest end beat eVer at-
tendecL Ure, Dingman qoetiPled
the chair, Readinga were given by
ktheivr,ieBy /Intl aarors. 0 nA; auCoolvise:slierlrmas
Allen. Solos by M. Snell, MOS M.
Walker arkt 1Vir, Weir illitiett,
A meeting of the Winghein ladies
faVourabie to the Unien OOVern-
MOO was held recentlY and the
folleWing elected offieeral Mia$
Whyte, president; Miss Reynold,
vice-president; Miss Heatriee An -
Ilene*); secretary, and Mrs. T, A.'
A,nderson, treasurer.
A great manY from this vicinity
wept to Brussels on Suoday night
to the memorial service held there
for Members of . the Presbyterian
Church who had lost their live'sin
the Warn '
unicipal nein
TheInatien. this
Year will be held on Monday, Dee-
ehiber 31st, With the election one
week later. This is the latest pos-
hsihleeldd.ate that the nomination can
eh
J. R, Martin, former member of
The 'Advance staff who has been
in the Navy, and who was wounded
on June .27th when the. British at-
tetriPted to capture Ostend, paid a
shed visit ; -to the town this week.
Be; isspending a ftirlough at hig
borne in Ripley.
• 0 - 0 - 0
TWENTY-IIIIVE YEARS AGO
About.,,60 members 0 the Y.P,S.
0 Huron Presbytery attended the
convention held, last Thursday in
the United Church. Harry Sturdy,
pre'sident of the Presbytery occup-
ied the, chair.
• Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gamble' and
theit daughter, Evelyn, of wing -7
• ham,' attended the golden wedding
anniversary 0 Mrs. gamble's .par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Thee, White, 0
Eciiyroed, On Tuesday. . ,
. One Thursday evening of last
Week the Lucknow Band ,held their
aneual meeting. The :.following
vvete elected officers, Mr. George
Sinitif, president; Mr. Robinson,
• vice-president; Mr. M. Orr, secrel
tary-treaSuier;• 11/fr; a A. Senate,
local bandniaster, ;has been leader
• of this.banci for the past tWo years
and it. is expected he will continue
as such, after the new .year.,, ,
'George ,; Henderson, Bluevale
Road, arrived.' back frorn,,,;- the
Royal Whiter • Fair on Monday
eVenilig. George was the. represen-
tative 0 the local' Calf Club at
i'air and Was a guest 0 the. Ont:4;,
ario,GoVereinetit while in Terontd
R,G. Moore, of the DoMinion
Hank' staft has been .transferred to
the, Sarnia Branch.. Mr,., Norman
BrOdie, of Sarnia will fill the posi-
tion left vacant by Mr. Moore,
'Plie Heir. Father George, of Cor -
mac, near Ottawa, visited at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs: Petrick Gib.'
bons last. Week. ' • • ,
Ott Wednesday of .this week Mr,
and Mrs. A. M. Ceawthrd and Ken-
neth left for Bt. PeterAburg, Fled-
dit,,,;,vhere they will Spend the win -
4 ter months.•
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ViirtrallN %YkiliRS AGO.
, .
'• The exeeutive and beard of
•eCiors Of the East Wawanosh unit
of the Vederatfow 0 Agrloultute
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
an YOU
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I lilt
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$014 VPPer CPU** Blble 0100104/
Por the 44(401E04 of hlind qeti to print 1ii BaiiI hiblos,
people in this ountry tho Braille and this special Paper teatS the
Bible is Made aVailabie at -frgtp sopiety abgut $00 a ton. .
tiou of Al oat iyther Brit* and The printing 0 the
Foreign 'Bible Society in Oanadri, Ut is done Alma 15,854 muster
The Praille alphahet .and SIglas %Plates impressed on .the heavy
are coMPOsed. 0el* deta arranged paper, and tbese plates take one
In 64 cenahinatiops, and the cern- Man eight years•to prepare,
pee Bible IS ,prochieed in 39 T41thie -le languages other than
English ;IS Also printer) Iv the
'Seciety. There are orily two persona
'in the Britieb CoMnienWealth. who
volutnes. Tins is It chelf 0 hooks,
seven feet 'long, weighing 100'
pounds. One ten of paper Is re,
Marvin 'Howe, M.P.,
Favors Broadening
Advance Poll
peaking in the Huse of COM,
mons, Ottawa, on. NeVeniher 20th,
during the debate On estimates,
Rem 60, Office Of the Chief
oral Officer, Marvin. Howe, M.P.
.(Wollington-Huron) said' the eligi-
bility to vote at .advance Polls is
tee restricted, '
• •IVfr. Howe said: 'Th
' e act . was
• amended in 1901 but 1 notlee that
the peeple who are allowed to vote
at adVarice poll are still covered
by a very narrow list which takes
in ecnntnercial travellers, fishermen,
those employees employed upon
the railroad; airships and other
inodes of, transtiortation. To this.
day and age when therg. are people,
working on constroctiOn, who leaVe
their homes early MendaY-rnbrn-
ing,andtdo not get baCk until late
Friday night, ,/ do feel they should
co:1.nm under the same jurisdiction
as commercial travellers., There are
also people who work many miles
away from their homes who leave
in the early morning and are hot
abie to 'get back 0 night in suf-
ficlent time to vote d on election
day. I am just wondering whether
the minister and officials are giv-
ing any consideration to amend -leg
this act so that the • categories of
those who are entitled to vote en
election day may be broadened."
The Wellington-Hurtin member
is on the following standing com-
mittees: 1. Railways; Canals and
Telegraph. Lines;, 2, Agricultere
,and ColOniiation; g, Mines, Forests
,and Waters.
John BuCharian' on "FridaY. evening,
. „ .
'Harry Sturdy • Was in the .chair.
,Douglas• Caninbeli, the .'sberetiiry
• readthe rhinuteW,
I
TuesdaY eVening at the ho-
'pital the luiSpitat Staff „entertained
one of. their.M.enthersi Mies•Lattr-
ine Miller at a presentation and
shower. ,
On 'Wanda* .a rink .,frorn. Wing-.
'ham •attendeCthKlionSpiel. at 1:it--
A:Pier: Was H. Sher-
;13Ondy, „T". H.;Cravvford;'0. Hase17,
grove and Art- Wilson They lbst
their fiist game hut, Won two
gainea• in second: event: •
Mr. Bruce Vogan, who has been
employed by the Ontario Hydro
Electric' ,Cormission . for the past
,several 'years, has- • accepted a
;position ,With ...an electrieal corn-•
ipany at ShaWingan Valls, Quebec.
Mrs. Vegan is the former Miss A.
lVfactionald Of town.
On' display in Art :Adam's win-
dOW is a puniphin that on account
of its size kg attraefirig consider-
able attention,Rweihs• 78 pounds
and is well shaped foe such a large
pumpkin. . •
,
• Among the, recent enlistnients at
the Windadr Depot Was J, P. Carr,
of *bighorn This is the third en-
listment in this -
U re able to Mahe foreign /anguage
Braille pates,
ltihd these are both
emploYed hy the British and FM.,
eign Bible Society,
4
Suggested Bible Reading ,
WedrieSdaY, PreVerbs 13:1-35;
Thursday, ProVerha 8:1-36; FridaY,
X Timothy 11x,,20; Saturday, I Tim-
othy ,:1.-115; Sunday, X Timothy 2:-
1-164 Monday, 1Timothy 41-111;
Tuesday, 1 Timothy 0:140.
•
...Sugar . Spite.
By Bill Smiley
don't know how it Is arotind
your town, but around here.,'this is
a had time 0 year, An epidemic
is loose, and everybodyshifters,
wives children, old people and all
nOr-deerlitintera.
Inne1. see the hunters, before the
,season opens standing around in
little Ousters, muttering myster-
lously, when they should be at
work. 'Novices, going for their
first sheet, are out scouring the
farms around, trying to borrow a
• rifle, Women read Wend 0 •• meal
times all the hunting casualties
from the papers.• •
What is this strange fascination
that deer hunting holds for other-
wiSe normal men? Reliahle,plumb-
ers Will g�. off and lea,ve an old
Widow with her bathroom half in-
stalled, when the season opens'.
Solicithus hnsbands who normally
won't let their wives lift anything
heavier than a cup of tea, will run
gaily off to the woods and let
themwrestle for two weeks with
the furnace, the kids, the snow
shovelling and the bill collectors.
Shrewd businessmen who would
stay open' all day Sunday if they
thought they could make a sale,
suddenly' get philosophical at deer
hunting time, say: "yon only live
once",, lock the deers and take off,
regardless of cost. Misers who
sweat when:they have to. buy tv
new pair of shoelttees will go.Out
and blow a hundred dollars on a
new rifle,• because they missed a
deer last year witb. the perfectly
gocaroid.one.
Lazy , devils who wouldn't Walk
Town to thg corner to watch Mar-
ilyn •Monroe do a itriP-tease, will
'trudge a hundred miles through the
bush, under the worst •conditions,
if they so much as see one set of
deer tracks. •
Expectant fathera ;Who are 'deer
hunters have been knOwn to have
their wives jumping off the kitch-
en table, in an effort to speed the
process,' se they can get away
hunting with a elear conscience
Elderly gaffer s whose place is
nodding by the fire, With pipe and
slippers, can he found staggering
along a snow-covered trail in the
bush, finder the weight ef a 14.
pound rifle, determined to get in
just one more,hunt."
Is deer hunting really as thrill-
ing as all that, or is it Simply a
$$$ llllll .11)111 tt t o oo t 11 t v.4
0.0 These.'.:Safe',H• Driving Rules?
During this week,-Stife Driving (b.)' 'SloW deWit, then, if way Is behind?
Week, beeeinber 1,7, is a good clear prtieted(c) Give way to right and, do
• time t� check up on,yoUtscif to see • (c) Stop, watt Until Way is lear, ninogt vienhcireeiaeseh4ssppeeadssetidn?til overtalt-
rules for Safe' driving. Head and What is the maximuni Speed,
if you knew and adhere to all the then, Proceedt•
11 What are the !penaltiesfor
answer the feilOWing questions, limit be the highway Outaidethe, trr(tvrgfr.w4fotnn
whileintoxicated?
ors
icfaed:voi ,dos.
alid then look up the ansWers to limits .0 CMOS, toWnS or VillFa
iges?'
get your • score; Keep theSe rules Co 40 miles per hour? and vehicle impounded ter three
In 'Mind at all 0101 arid make (10,50,,miles per hour. illa(bnr Lsree„e
perinit Sus,
and•
eVery.•Weeir•Safe Driving Week (e) 60 nines per hour? .
required t� dint headlights?' when you OVertake a."School Bus°
• 1., After dark., when is a thiVer 7. Outside a city, town or village, d P6(110cledAlr:fsxtih'e,m:bilot?
vh:phi§ 4::
;her
M boot ag an approaching Vehicle *Web has signals Peln2,alnies:v6reaking and
pasting
Vehicle eotrfes. 10 sight? and is 'taking eh or discharging
• r'
(bY Within 11)00 teet appreacti- POeSenger% Whia do You do?' anotheOttr,).how far Must you be
ing Vehicle? (a) Iteddee Apeed and peas With beyoed it .before turning back into
(
the lane hi Which it Is traVellingl e) 600 feet 0 approach. care? '
ed/
(a
ing Vehicle? .,, ib) Sound. horo and pasS M l linmediately You have peas -
2„ tt there,is /no Safety tOne, yeti dredueed Speed• ?
Must atop in What position behind (e) .Step nail. the hes proceed s (b) 300•feet after PasSing?
a street 'ear .taking on or dis,• on bus: driver -signala you to pass? (c) 'When net Interfering With
.
eliarging passengers?' • &Whet( a right turn against a the Safe progress 0 the vehiele
(a)Ilettintt the rear deer? • ... V
!ol signal -light Is perinitted, What oVertaken?
• 'lb) behind the front door?. MOM Yoti do titer driv13. How soon' after ehanging
,Ing • into'
a
(c) Six eet behind' the- dear the right-hand Tarte? Your residence ddress are you
'required to „ .3
Paerierigers are getting On -or oroadway ff? (A) %Ow dirWil, algae, turn? notify the It/refer
; In tow o .
6) stop, then edge )dte the Vehicles. branch, Toronto? n
d
-naust.you; be before Making a left traffic? • , (a) Within 40 ays?'
(b) •W'ithin slit days?
Antra- 11) (e) Step,. signals, Make the turn
(10 dogo to the rtght MO of ;00 as not to interfere With Other 14, when, the ehennwight 1,neing
• e (c) Within 60 day?
thread?
,traffie and pedeStrianii? •
IN red and youintend to go
,
• On Close to left Side a thefoittiv kktept os otherwise' posted,. yoU attijght 04,606 the inteteeeetien,
•'Ca Moo to centre -fine 0 toad- 'what '11 the Speed llittit in ditieS, What Mug Yen do?
way? tbwria or village?
(a) SLOW tloWit, „„predeed. when
4. Whit the Meaning a a (a) 20 MIMS: tier hour?
ha:Stang reit signal4ight dat ail ht. ,Y' SO 'Alike -Pee hhtlet the WAY Is clear?
tert4titt ;before entering/ •zite. What *Wit you. iltk When a
*r hotter •
Mold theft green arid When WtLy
(bY Step, Proeted Only when the
(b) MOW ildWit before entering? &WO -of another thole gNee, e,1*(6e1)6,4sttti, love dostrtathe
• 01
toti3 Walter green lightf aikoal that hi-Osttes to pais? 'r
*.Whert On sideroad end ,(1) Speed Hp to Maintain late ight Of way then prodeed with
• 04 40Y ehiel
litetWaY, *hit must' yvik 'iiikeextY •
°I" betw6611 '4'n •6a;ietlilt to Page fiVe for The
Rhea to tinter or crest a throtigh driving
I , SlOW illotirk then ?firmed? 0) Sittial the :driver to remain etieWern,
Iroviorsouoioiontomiatooaronootoosignioneoroti
oak, conspirav to alialte the old
• hall-and*ehain for a couple 0
weeks and exchange' theliabble
little voices for the belling, Of a
hound giving tongue?
X asked a couple of deer hunt -
era about this one night, and half
an hour later, to my horror, I 410 -
covered that X was going deer
),Poting with them. Now, 'don't
worry, lady, X promise you X won't
StIQAt a deer, 'I've been shooting
at things all rtly life, trom cows
with a catapult to 00r)Oan tarIlta
with 00-poiirid rockets, and I've
never hit a thing, Any deer with-,
ih rineshot of me is as safe as
be WoUlcl be in a 7,0o,
,beauty 0 a deer hunting excur-
sion, these birds „inform me, is
that it's so eheap, Ne iipPing,no
night clubs, no taxis, MI it: costs
Yell ta your grab, 90 the rookie
Starts getting his things together.
It seams that none 0 the things
yop liave, Hite your golf outfit or
your fishing ecuipmCnt, is much
lise on a, deer bunt.
Yoh make a list of the' things
yon need, and you haven't any 0
them, It's cheap .411 rigpt,,,Iliyoi.
it you've been ferttinate enengn.10
borrow a .r.hae, you hays to ron'iw
!up seeh items as a hunting knife-,
I• cOmpasa, long woolies, sleeping
hag, bunting .isoiret, ea p and pants
god a whistle, When you ante Up
tor these odds and sods, then add
in your bunting license, trensper,
tation, grub, and snakebite remedy,
it ceMea to about the Same as a
month in Iierrniida. 1
' however, I'm going to. -have a
wheek 0 it this 'year. It there's
no velum nod Week, you'li know
I'm drowned, AO, or sitting up irl
c,..tree waiting for that groat brute
i0 a deer te g-0 .0altarikildkid pie
get hack to the bosent of•my faint
, There are Scandinavian, Vreileh
and ancient Egyptian legends
which claim to have given ,tne
christmas tree to the world„ The
tirst authentic Mention "sf • a
Christmas •tree is ,of one in Stras-
.bough, Germany, 18015,s '
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2,30 p.m.—Sunday School.
7,00 p.m.—Threning Prayer
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