The Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-10-28, Page 8Paige 8 w, Wingh+stn Advance*'fillies, Thursday Oct. 28,, 886
Hon, Paul Martin
6odeiich Speaker
M'OAt1i1tht tik'4•t1 the strongest
Miert! of government with the
Strongest kind tit position," the
Hon. Poul &Iartin, Minister of
iixternal Alttlirs tau l't)tlaltht,
told over :oils persons at a 111)-
ertil-spousort`ti voiles* party at
llarhot►r11t, !tilt In tiotletieb
Mr, hlartiu, appearing on
lte*halt tat Huron's liberal elutdtw
Brite, !utast 1 sif;nr, further erg«
ed the assembly to give tills
riding tl voice in ►i minority
IMetal government,
't'tn' Alititstet hacked up his
plea lot it l thyroi tiltljorlty with
a strong argument for the fore rg
consideration. Ile said the t'atr
utltaa voter ryas iuc.tlned to for-.
tet that "rusts is the ltrttistt sys-
tetu of responsible government -
so unlike the Attierteau systetn
where tin' President ;turf the
1k0ust• of ltepiesentattvt's kilt
tompletrh intorceti trout each
tither.
"t•otemilielit strength In
t'311,3d t th•peuds large On the
'Wit Wit tt lias in parliament
ttst•lt, t\tatttitt insisted. "Un-
less it has suttit'tent number, tt
t`auiii't e.tity out its program."
We it re hot 'It vtug the torid
tit trot Whets,' the cabinet
mulish.). atilt on. "'No.J1 ut)
in the would can escape that is
going on 111 the most remote
part. l'his is :t rt`utraeted
ttorld.
"Matt no mistake about it,
our relations with the United
States .ire e'tv important to our
it ill-bt itlg and t.trhi !k ace.
\nnoutittne, iter t'anada-
1"nitt d States AUTO trade tre;ttk.
\itself he predicted would bring
about an ati.titi'tta.l a:`t ti ttt`t;tttitl
in annual production. Zttr. Mar-
tin coatiattrti, "It ti11 prttlide
tor Canada a greater share in
the North Allterlean market. I
e4311 See 4 ttettle tldenS industrial
de \rlt`i`►tie ill all o\ tr : Dili!:
t`sttrn Ontario. 1 doubt if 1
h;tyt t`vt't paltieipAted in atti-
thing that tttearls as much to
t'attAtla as t hole
FOR Ild'RtIN"
peaking only briefly t.\ the
meeting, kdgar voiced et`ltetttl
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said.
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MAIT EDGAR
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S. S. NO. 8, MORRIS AND TURNBERRY, the picture taken
April 21, 1899, is owned by Percy Hogg. Seen in the
background are W. J. Henderson and Robert J. Hogg, trus-
tees, and the teacher, Mary R. Findalter. The pupils are,
back row: Bina Casemore, Olive Ferguson, Mary Davisson,
Edith Vanstone, Effie Hogg, Lettie Elliott; second row:
Rose Casemore, Flo Martin, Ethel Ferguson, Winnie Hum-
mel, Lillie Martin, Percy Hogg, Robert Cruikshank, Tom
INNI.N
the County of Huron
Written by t?. A. Newton, 231 Dovtroourt Road, Toronto
The County my i\f Huron, we're all proud to say,
Has turners out the noblest. men of our day;
A number from Huron have "Sir" to their name,
And others have climbed up the Bolder of fanne.
The old county town produced men of renown -
Messrs. Robertson, Cameron, Proudfoot and Ross;
Also marrow and sleek, who ran neck and neck,
You hardly could tell which of them was the "boss."
The highest positions that Canada gives
Are filled by the man who in Huron lived:
In the army are generals, in. Parliament men
When election is over may be premier then.
The County of Huron, we are Nappy to state,
Is going ahead at a vt'ry good rate;
dart WW1 the inducement that Huron can
There is no place in Canada better to live.
'When I went to that county I was but a lad.
'Twas hard then to get there, the roads were so bad;
We -staged" it from Stratford with a man called Warner,
And stopped at a place then called Rsttenbury Corner.
It was. then but a hamlet at that time. you know.
'But in a few years you should see that place grow
It sown got to be ratite a place of renown,
Sao they called the place Clutton -that's Sob Holmes' Town.
There are several more towns in that county that thrifts --
There are Bayfield and Brussels. and Winghara and Blyth:
They all had their heroes :and were delighted to own
Such as Stansbury. Voe. Graham, McDonald and Siimin,
there's the old. Town of Winghant, its viae ro disgrace
're tell gkrst't you carie from that place*.
For the !:banns thete fairly "boost" their own town.
A.nd see tong as they do. tt wilt never go down.
`shore are people tr. Winag;toart. we must adroit.
who are fit fen positions. they m`sv never get;
l'ttere are Vanstone and Spotton. who are still on the shelf.
A Morton. V. Holmes.. yard 11tt e'd there mwselft.
^`•,.rc s the l . t> of Kvth that industrial hive;
-rise pt`t'p:e who lived then` .inst noaa?e the joie thrive,
For t:'.::t' trete men at the head of affairs like lt.oN y.
:4[:li:i,.t.`:t.
L. Milne. the Sloatts and Pat Kelly.
Theo theft s Exeter Town. that I know tittle about.
e ; t be 3 good''e� by the men they turn out.
For C .ao,.t. oSi i*. ti ;•e iter a'td R: kgs. n, we own.
t make a real pea:e of any o .1 towr.
T.hey :a.'t:. ::g men
that we have tit the to^d,
It ...:s.n wI's.t none atter cats-.
ti': .a::est the s^:a;lest in sight,
.,: a• tha.? • M:., W 1?;.rsty and :sepi:.l 'Wright
r\e mention eon Sexc.rt*`. ;t would net be fair.
, I uta±.\ • r ,ns..tett man. came front thele.
Pte rtder asst. Gray.
V • w.' .,.3..0 the p:ace F3,^..`.Nus th 'r'ac'y a sway
�.` .. ""�: :i`, »ty :-s : e %"er) test,
It :e'e".trtos etery ti3tw 3".d sa'r'is every test.
yo.' 3" k • 3 . a i`3._n a`.' other th'.:! gs grow:
And .:s apples are :3a:trews wherever they gt.
M' -!s , ,tefe :stoat a -s .,..1a t' re wi':tn:t we know very tvei.,
1.."ish.n. and Rantip'rey Sne1;
'+1`e'4 rase.: t "L'ce.'e g of horses. pt . cattle a^.6 :sheep.
Ana !...•:.•;.? the s1e-y best it.nd wexi:d they keep.
rh,.sn: 3 A. 3':ate "' :".tt a:tt,a^sty :.s weal to ate yet,
.. '»Is that tis_'age 1':.' never forget.
:Aed the -e f.'r year. so 1 know the pla.re thorough,
The P.:3,:e , refer to is i'tt.e L.ct.'n^wesbor .
r°<,, c ?ty :: i?:::•a.`n, r_tatter what's sa:d.
Is the sae.; ;n the. province. the others seem decd.
1ftt~" : is `l x boys and Kris, we decws.re,
'Who :re :.:t Toronto are pro;31 t `ey re from there.
tiaw fr erid'.5 old ?~' "t' t:°' ,.ti 1ant through.
With. :hese rant..ling retinal -its have ctven to you:
1m there,* 3nvtting wrong with- wY9EG
have aS.:t3,
Ask '."L'Q?ws "t .`. Mo rpt. t~wr secretary„
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Walker, George Elliott, Bert Martin, Chester Walker, Alex
Elliott, Fred Hogg; third row: Linda Smeister, Mabel Fer-
guson, Pearl Vanstone, Clara Hummel, Olive Cruikshank,
Gershom Ferguson, Gordon Hogg, Bert Elliott; fourth
row: May Smeister, Lilly Moffatt, Nettie Vanalstine, Alba
Hogg, Pearl Walker, Hanna Walker, Lilly Hogg, John Walk-
er, Percy Martin, George Moffatt, Beverley Hogg.
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Exchange Ideas
On Kin Projects
Nine couples from the Wing -
ham Kinsmen and I:inette clubs
spent the week -end in Stratford
where they attended the fall
council meeting. The council
is a gathering c'f presidents of
the district, together with the
district executive headed by
Governor Larry Woods of Pres-
ton.
Will Klein of Regina,nation-
al president was on hand to ex-
plain the overall policies adopt'
ed for the all -Canadian organi-
zation at its recent convention.
The local dele,ates exchan•
ed service ideas t�ith represent -
i atives from the 75 clubs in the
district.
Pg The Wi.g::am Kinsmen are
pleased with the results of their
dances at the Kinsmen Pavil-
ion. Between ;tae) and teen-
agers are attending each Friday
night and while the club is
showing very little profit on the
venture, tzar Kinsmen feel the
results warrant continuation of
the project. There is a close
liaison between the club and
Teen Tt.'+w h programming, and
control of activities.. -
The Kinsmen also feel that
the adult Sat::rdav night dances
have been well. received and
plan to haveQ.re of these to
the future.
Murray Gaunt
Asks Retroactive
Crop Insurance
Murrat a...^ , M.F.P. for
H, tor: Bim" e. last week called
on the federal and ret :• t al
gcvezan:e:n.. to. 1`e'r::1_ negoti-
ations
`
Mr. \ a, n.. said that ti.rinr'
the urceirering tederal-provin-
oral" talks of. _ trop i.nsiz'3 :ase
aat:graa:. 'Ontario's Mfia a er .:f
.'i,$t.'fa:;:._ t:illia.:_ A. Stew-
3't. si .- :.s. ate:','and :Fa: any
instaance :lar be retroactive ::
cove: the se.e:e rain dazatze
C. crops t71 w::.'-t:ent:al C'ntta..:«
He sa a'. !.;..:X:; esa1 would
t=ear 'that 'archers `rouiizhaN:t
tett province w,d have to pay
a t.?t .ble _fe:-'ice. but that be..
a.` weather daZta e is sa'.;-
^meet3: :a e �: certain there
94.,..',d t4,e 1..= ".7.e.lent: cb e'ctic.IC:s;
;t.s arrol': ' s:.t:3nce would be a:
r►•'lf...� w�e'..ti ai..;. as`-"..ci zt each
veaa:
t tin : r: said he has at-
noesis si:t:de".` M.. Stewart and
IS tr`.:tr.rect:v ;Ltt.^.gttl'is". irroircsar,
L: 3:.e'ner _'`e federal. Nfir s-
tet bi.arnt Hays.
sIr. t.7.3.u":_' . na, i etat .i:e prc:-
L
5eLitiet2
d& -ate ;n =s area is "hit
and. miss - and mostly a miss."
"In effect, the province is
giving grants only to livestock
farmers." he said. "Cash crop
farmers will get virtually no re-
ief at all.."
The Liberal M. P. P. said a
retroactive insurance scheme
could be accomplished easily
because the government would
be the insurance carrier and thus.
would control the terms under
which: it would be drawn up,
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IT IS NOW TIME FOR
Effective and Active
Representation in Wellington -Huron
YOUR SUPPORT IS INVITED FOR A MAN
WITH THESE OUTSTANDING QUALIFICATIONS:
. A NATIVE SON OF WELLINGTON COUNTY.
3. AGRICULTURAL ACHIEVEMENTS
EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS
(a) A graduate of elementary and secondary
schools in Arthur.
(b) Teaching certificates from Stratford
Teachers' College and Ontario College
of Education.
(c) Master of Arts, University of Michigan.
(d) Bachelor of Science, University of
Michigan.
(a) Introduced Landrace Swine to America in 1933.
(b) Took first shipment of livestock to Soviet Union in 1960, and repeated
in 1962 with shipment of 340 Canadian Herefords.
(c) Accompanied wheat pool representatives to China, 1964.
(d) Owns and operates his own farm.
(e) National secretary of three breed organizations.
4. NATIONAL WAR SERVICE
(a) Member of United States Forces.
(b). Member of Canadian Armed Forces.
(c) Member of Royal Canadian Legion.
• OUTSTANDING JOURNALIST
(a) Contributing Editor, The Family Herald.
(b) Contributor to iviacleants, Weekend, Reader's Digest.
(c) Author of at feast sight novels and publications.
6, SYNDICATED RADIO COMMENTATOR.
WIJOE.ILD YOU LIKE TO MEET THIS MAN?
GORDON GREEN will teat the
WINGHAM TOWN HALL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Sth, 8:30 p.m.,
VOTE GREEN — -LIBERAL
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