The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-10-03, Page 8' I►�xEMT
County Hog
Assembly Yard?
dols of the 'Ontario Hog
' arketU1I ,god expect to estab-
1 . an assembly yard in Huron
400Uhlef. So said 'Bert Lobb, Clin-
ton, President of the Huron flog
I4roducers Association.
It is likely the location will be
near 'Clinton, Mr. Lobb said. Mr.
Jake Koehler, Toronto, manager of
the inarket:iug board, is scheduled
to visit in Huron County this week
to by plans for the opening of the
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Alert today -alive tomorrow. -
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Hospital .Sup#.,
Addresses Lions
Classifying a hospital in a town
as "A personal and eoannnunity
possession," Mrs. Dorothy Easter,
superintendent of Alexandra Mar-
ine and General Hospital was guest
speaker at the Lions Olub meeting
last Friday evenaig at the Bedford
Hotel. Mgrs. Easter told of a com-
munity's responsibility to its hos-
pital.
Chairman of the meeting was
Ebb Ross. Soloist was Mrs. Bonnie
Go+wman.
The club voted in favor of spon-
soring the Maitland Air Cadets,
which' organization has becu with-
out a sponsor since the Kinsmen
Club dropped their sponsorship of
the cadets.
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OBITUARY.
OUT ON A LIMB
WITH BILL 5M1LEY
Why is it that, of all the lies
people tell, the biggest and most
barefaced prevarications are to
their children ?
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Everybody lies a little, most
people lie quite a bit, and some
people lie practically every time
they open their mouths. But all
parents lie all the time to their
children. They not only tell them
lies, but teach them to be Piers.
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ABfFHUR L. STEPHEN Children .are not born liars. In
fact, until they become hardened
The funeral was held on Friday to ,, it, like their parents, they are
of Arthur L. Stephen, 50, lifelong
resident of Gorrie who conducted
a business establishment there
which will be carried on by the
third generation of the Stephen
family.
He is survived by his wife, form-
erly Helen Leppingtcu, one son,
Robert, of Gorrie, two daughters,
Mrs. A. Grainger, of Howick Town-
ship, and Evelyn, at home, and
ore brother, Mervyn, of the Gode-
rieh Public School staff. Interment
was at Gorrie.
.MRS. JAMES A. MITT Y .ER
The funeral was held at Clinton
on Monday of Mrs. James A. Miller,
of Clinton, whose death occurred
on Saturday after a year's illness
at the age of 81.
A native of Goderich Township,
she had lived in Clinton for the
past 18 years. Her husband, who
died in 1940, farmed in Goderich
Township for many years before
moving to Clinton to retire.
The former Elizabeth Steep, she
is survived by one son, Fred L.
Miller, of Clinton, and one brother,
Adam Steep, of Goderich. There
are also nine grandchildren. Pre-
deceasing her were two daughters,
Mrs. Thomas Churchill, of Clinton,
and Mrs. Edna Simpson, of Hamil-
ton, and one son, Normmti Miller,
former clerk of Huron County.
Interment was made in Clinton
cemetery.
pA�itY TAbfrS
AWE CANT MAKE UP 1
HIS MIND WHICH
MILK FROM
AN DRF 4) DAIRY
HE LIKES BETTER.
"THEY'RE ALL
SWELL!
very uncomfortable about uttersig
a falsehood. But when they dis-
cover every day in their lives that
something their parents passed cu
as gospe=l is just so_much malarkey,
they don't have a chance to go
straight.
'L GODERXOR SIG S AR
CLINTON BAPTIST CHURCH,
TO MARK 68th ANNIVERSARY,
Special Services will be held Sun-
day to mark the Bath anniversary
of the i;, aptist Church at Clinton.
Guests on the oecasion Will be
Evangelist and Mrs. Greenway,
An evangelistic crusade wvill run
from October 6 to 16 at the same
church and conducted by the Green-
ways. There will be gospel sing-
ing, music on the Irish warp, the
violin and pian. Services each
week -day evening during the cru-
sade commence at 8 p.m.
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Parents will tell you, with tears
in their eyes, that they lie to their
children only to "protect" the
little darlings. That, of course, is
unadulterated, 100 -proof poppycock
and self-deception of the lowest
type. What they do is tell the
kids lies to protect themselves.
They lie boldly and baldly to cover
their own ignorance, to salvage
their self-esteem, and to wheedle
the kids into doing something they
don't want to do.
Kingsbridge
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KINGSBRIDGE, Sept. 30. -Mrs.
Jack Kinney and Mrs. Nora Sinnett,
of Detroit, are spending a few days
with relatives where.
Miss Adeline O'Keefe, of Cali-
fornia, is visiting with IVIrs. Con.
O'Keefe and the Jos. O'Keefe fam-
ily this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Austin, Carol
Ann and Marlene, of Toronto, are
spending a few days here prior to
leaving for a two weeks' vacation
:n Timmins.
Mrs. Edward Foley has been a
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, for the past week follow-
ing an eye operation, and we wish
her a speedy recovery.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Austin, who celebrated
their 40th wedd_ng anniversary on
Saturday. All the family were
present for a fine turkey dinner,
except one son, Jack, of Timmins.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin received many
cards of congratulation and best
wishes; also lovely gifts from their
family Gild friends. A reception
was he=ld on Saturday evening for
other relatives and neighbors,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by
all those present.
Week -end visitors 'to this com-
munity were Peter Lierman and
Arnold Marsman, and Miss Frances
Gilmore, of London, Wm. Van Osch
and friend, of Toronto, Mrs. Jas.
M. Bowlsr, of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Murphy, of Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartman and Shir-
ley, of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Len
Woodley and Mary Darlene, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McConville, of Tor-
onto, Miss Betty Lou Vassella, of
Wingham. .
Miss Anne - McKinnon and bro-
ther John visited with Mrs. Jerry
O'Cornor during the past week.
Rev. Gera=ld Van Vynekt, of Tis-
dale, Sask., spent a day with Rev.
H. Van Vynckt at the Rectory here,
prior to returning to Tisdale via
plane with some friends after a
short visit with his mother, Mrs.
Van Vynckf, in Toronto.
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Here's an example of how adults
"protect" children , from the cruel
realities of life. It happened right
here in town. A little girl that I
know quite well was taken to a
ft +aeral recently by her mother.
The lady didn't want to' upset the
child, so, bef19re they advanced to
"view the remains," a barbarous
custom, by the way, she whispered
to her that the corpse wasn't dead,
just "asleep." The tot trudged to
the coffin, clutching her guardian's
hand, took a look, and said with
disgust, loud and clear: "He's not
asleep! He's dead!"
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Another astonishing aspect of
this lying business is the reaction
of parents when their kids turn
the tables and Iie to them. Mothers
who will tell their children, with-
out patting an eye, that the stork
doesn't really bring babies, the
doctor brings them in his little
black 1444;_;.);#111 weep broken-heart-
edly viten their child tells them
he's finished his liver, and they
find it on the floor, under the.table,
after he's left for school. The
perfidy of it!
Fathers who will groaningly in-
form their youngsters on a S=unday
morn'i:g that Daddy has the 'flu,
when all Daddy has is a big, fat
hangover, wall put their hands over
their hearts, say this hurts me
more than it does you, and beat
hell out of the urchin who has
had the supreme audacity to say
he handed in is collection, when
he spent it pd a popsickle on the
way to Sunday School. '
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Biggest field of ^ falsification for
parents is when they talk of their
own childhood. Apparently, to hear
them burble onl the earth was in-
habited, in those days, by a species
of small, virtuous, punctual, dili-
gent and obedient creature, the
like of which has•never been seen
since.
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What does my wife tell the kids
about her school days? Oh, dull
stufflike how attentive she was,
and how she went straight home
after school, and how she won a
prize for having the neatest copy-
book, at the school fair. She
neglects to mention things like the
day she smashed her slate over a
little boy's head, rnd sent him
home with a concussion, because
he pinched her.
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1'm the same. Caught Hugh rid -
ng his bike without hands the
other day and blasted him proper-
ly. Told him I wasn't lucky enough
to have a bike, at his age, but if 1
had been, I'd never have 'taken
such foolish chances. Later, I was
remembering.
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It's true I didn't have a bike at
that age, but my big brother did.
Cil every possible occasion, I'd
purloin it. Favourite sport of self
and a few kindred souls was car-
eening down the steepest hill in
town, without hands, and at the
bottom, switching from the road to
a footbridge that crossed the river.
If you grabbed the 'handlebars,
you were known as "chiekcn."
Alternatives were to hit the main
bridge stanchions, hit the rail of
the footbridge and go over into
four feet of water, or, watched
PERSONALS
RALPH PYBUS, Vancouver, named
president of Canadian' Chamber of
Commerce at 28th annual meet-
ing at Victoria this week. He was
born at Winnipeg in 1900.
ST: AUGUSTINE
ST. All.raf J ENE, Sept. 31o.- M:r.
and Mrs. Prank Carroll, IUtchener,
and 'Mr. and 1Irs. A, e:nardo,
London, wi~ited the 11 evereauz;r
family over the week -0
Mr. and Mrs. Jim der visited
with Mr. and airs. 1Y. A. Boyle,
Goderich, on Sunday.
Miss. Ada Brophy, Toronto, visit-
ed wide Ambrose and Mary Ada
Brophy this week.
Miss Maureen Leddy, Wingham,
was home for ,the week -end.
Miss Irene ,O'Connor, Port Bur-
well,
ur
well visited leer sister Rase this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phelan, Blyth,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Cryil Boyle
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theadore Redmond
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hogan of Ashfield.
INSTITUTE MEMBERS TOUR
DISTRICT RADIO STATION
About 37 ladies from the Tiger
Dunlop W.I., including four from
the Goderich W.I., and friends and
neighbors, made a tour of OKNX
last Thursday. They were greeted
by Margaret Brophy and sat in on
the latter's program.
Following the tour, a banquet
meeting was held at the Brunswick
Hotel. The president, Mrs. Lamb,
conducted a short meeting. Mrs.
Horton read the resolutions. Mrs.
E. Montgomery was elected dele-
gate to the area convention to be
held at London on October 15-16.
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Rev. J. Ure Stewart, of Moore-
field, has been visiting with friends
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Hewitt, of
Toronto, spout the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. H. Earl Elliott, of St.
David street.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Christie
and three daughters, -of Owen
Sound, were week -end guests with
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Hughes and
family, Wellington street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ginn and
children, Bobby, Tommy, Kenny
and Wendy, of Kitchener, spent .the
week -end with their mother, Mrs.
(Capt.) J. Vickers.
Mr. aid Mrs. Joe Kunart, of Galt,
spent the week -end with their aunt,
Mrs. (Capt.) J. Vickers.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hurlston, of
•ndsor, were viieek-end guests of
r. and Mrs. J. Wilson and Mary
and Mr. and Mrs. William Lawr-
ence.
Miss Maril3nn Turner, of Toronto,
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Turner,
Montreal street.
THE SHATTERED
DYKE
PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S' HILL, Sept. 30. -
Grace United Church held their
30th anniversary last, -Sunday.
Guest speaker in the moining was
Rev. T. J. Pitt, of Varna, who spoke
t i i "The Answer Is God." In the
evening the guest speaker was Rt.
Rev. W., A. Townshend, Suffragan
Bishop of Huron. The choir pro-
vided special music at . both ser-
vices and in the evening the solo-
ist was Mr. Harry. Hoffman, who
sang "I know who holds tomorrow"
and "How Great Thou Art."
World-wide communion will be
observed next Sunday, October 6,
at 9.45 a.m. (D.S.T.).
The W.A. will hold their month-
ly meeting October 111 at the home
el Mrs. Gordon Manning. There
will be a quilting and all ladies
of the communitty are invited.
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"Proverbially, Ireland is viand
that combines the smile and the
tear, and alas what a flood of tears
has poured through the shattered
Dyke of Temperance." "Your P.T.
A.A. is a valiant attempt to repair
and strengthen that indispensably
necessary dyke."
. Thus spoke the pope to sixty-
three uniformed members of Eire's
police force at an audience he
granted recently. They were all
members of the pioneer total
abstinence ' association -a body
half a million strong.
"In more than one country, in
temperance in drink, leading so
often to alcoholism has become a
harrowing menace and an actual
spiritual tragedy ... with grateful
affection we bless those who by
word and especially example, set
themselves to remove the cause
of the evil."
MfOrliaMENSINEMINMaggir
HURON COUNTY
HOLSTEIN CLUB
The P.T.A.A. in Eirie and Aus-
tralia, the Lacordaire movement in
Quebec, the V.T.A. campaign of
over by a higher power, flash.the United Church, in Canada, all
across the narrow footbridge. Four
times I, made -it Then one day I
hit the bridge. That's why I didn't
have a bike when I was a kid. It
took me -four years to pay for the
damage to my brother's.
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Why do we keep boring our kids
with lies about being late for
school, always hanging op roar
clothes, never fighting with our
brothers and sisters, and always
doing what we were told, when we
were children? They'd probably
be a lot more interested if we
painted ourselves as fhe scruffy,
snotty -nosed, insolent, lazy, rude
and violent little beasts we un-
doubtedly were. Judging from the
kids they adopt as their bosom
chums at school, that's the sort
they re°oec4 moat.
Also alute'ttlstt en, doers end windows, Store fronts, modiffi.
'cations end 'pit types at roofing under luoeaniee.
rot. free ostimalex, plemuo or contact
< IWLIGE RYAN, 11$$ 'I3IROC16 STRt1T.
voluntary total abstinence move-
ments, point the sure way to the
ultimate solution of this devasta-
ting social evil.
This advt. sponsored by The
Huron County Temperance Fed-
eration.
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A choice lot ,of heifers. .A
Targe percentage are from
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Quite a number will be fresh
and balance due shortly
after the sale.
Bob Shore, Gordon Bell,
Auctioneer. on pedigrees.
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