HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-04-24, Page 3mummy, -Avor; 24th, 1958
J. Wintermeyer, Kitchener Lawyer,
• New Leader Ontario •Liberal Party
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ohn 3 Wu4eimeyer, thosen The victory o Vir.-WintertneYer
as leader of. the Ontario Liberal' was triumph for the young Lib -
Party at the two-day annual meet- erals over what has been, described
ing, held, at, Toronto last week. as the "old *guard Liberals."
The father of six Fhildren. and a Waging a stiff battle for the
member of the Legislature for the leadership was, Walter Harris', a
riding of North Waterloo, he, suc- former federal minfster of finance,
ceeds Farquhar , Oliver,, who re.- edged out ! Mr. Wintermeyer on
signed the post last October but the third. ballot. .
414 who carried on as acting leader. The Kitchener lawyer received
The election of Winterineyer a total of 398 yotes 'on the .third
means that two men with German and last ballot while, Mr. Harris
descent names hold: leading poli-. received 340 and J. J,Green, Arn-
tical pOstS in Canada, the other, prior lawyer,. 14Mr,. Green *as a
being Prime Minister John,. Diefen-, last minute nominee in. the leader
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baker. The president of the Unit- ship race and little know,n to the
ed States, Dwight Eisenhower, also majerity of the 1,000 delegates at -
has a .German descent name. tending the meeting.
Immediately after his election', After the first ballot, 'Ross
which came on the third ballot, Whicher, Liberal member for
Wintermeyer said he would be at- Bruce, and Arthur Reaume,. Mem-
tending the Liberal .nomination ber for Essex North, withdrew
meeting at lienshll on Monday for from the race leaving the fight
the Huron riding brelection. "We between EMr. Harris and Mr.
intend to fight hard the by-elec- Wintermeyer.
tions called for next month," said Others who. were nominated and
• later withdrew were Vernon Sing-
er, reeve of North York; Albert
Wren, Kenora.
Mr. Whicher, drew 39 votes on
the first lallot and Mr. Reaume
received 32.
The first ballot put, Mr. Harris
into the lead with 304 compared
to 2,64 for aVEr. Wintermeyer. flow -
ver, Mr. Wintermeyer took the
lead on the second ballot and'main-
tained his lead when the third and
-final ballot was taken.
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THREE .FEET HIGHER IN OM
A anywhere along the,•
shores -of Lake Huron will reveal
that the , water is at a lower level.
than for many years. At Goderich
harbor, the beach was never so
extensive. Never have' the old
pilings, in the lake in front of the
CPR Roundhouse, stood- so bigh
out of the water. The water line
in the harbor 'channel seems' so
much lower. People visiting their
cbttages along the lakeshore will
find their beach wider than ever.
The District -Marine Agent has
frequently been asked about the
prevailirt low water levels and
what can be expected in this con-
nection for the -coming year.-
Admitting that the question is a
difficult one to answer, he has
pointed out that past records, avail-
able through the Department of
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Old and new "ships of the desert" provide a
striking contrast as they meet at the United
Nations Emergency Force airfield in El Arish,
Egypt. The RCAF Dakota, which flies between
desert outposts in the Sinai peninsula for the'
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UNEF, would thus seem to qualify -as the modern
successor to the title which the camel has 'held
Or centuries. The aircraft is piloted by Flying
Officer R. N. Patton ,of Winnipeg,' Man.'
(National Defence)
-Two New Records
Are Set At Knox
Two new records were establish-
ed at Knox Presbyterian church
during -the past Week.
- 'When 600 persons took commun-
ion on Sunday it marked the 'larg-
est number of communicants' on,
any single day in the history of
the« church.
At a pre -communion preparatory
service on Thursday evening, of
last week, 92 members were wel-
comed into the membership of the
church. Of these, 64 were on pro-
fession of faith and 28 tof cer
tificate from other churches.
The increase, according to the
minister, Rev. R. G. MacMillan, is
largely due to the visitations tide
recently by the elders of the
church.
WOMEN BOWLERS ELECT
Mrs. E. F. Sale hags been elected
president of the Goderiell Ladies'
Lawn Bowling -Club- for the -coming
Season. The \rice:president is Mrs,
George Baechler.and the treasurer,
Mrs. L. Westbrook.
Former Colborne Residents, Three
Sisters Ages Now Total. 275 ..Years
Three elderly sisters, mem-- congregation, she still delights
berS -Orthe- -Fliek—familY Who-- -.'in attending air -church -affair01--
Until the past two years she
_pioneered in Colborne Town- . walked to church a .distance
ship, are making a substantial 4-ofabout a, mile but ' naw de -
contribution to the average penis on her friends te take'
span of life in the United ,fier, there in a car.
States.. 'Mrs. Wiederhold takes care
They are: .Mrs. A. (Mary • of the "outside chores"' around
Ann -Flick) Wiedel'hold, who the houSe such as raking the
will be 91 on April 26, and lawn, pieking up twigs, etc.
her sister, Mrs. Eva (Eva Flick) " A brother, John Mick, -who "
Schiele, who will - be 96. on is president of the Goderich
June 14, both of whom live at , Octogenarian Club and who
118 Norton avenue, Pontiac, will be 82 in June, lives in
14, Nliciligan; and Mrs. Leah Goderich. Another brother,
Shctler, aged 89, who lives in 'Leslie -Flick, lives at London,
Santa Monica, California.. • • Ontario.
The two sisters living in !Maybe some of the older
Pontiac are in fair health at- Colborne district residents
tending lo the duties usual in might make a 'note of the
operating a household. Mrs. birthdays of the two sisters
Schiele attends the Central living in Pont.i.ae, and send
Methodist 'Church in Pontth'c them a birthday card on the
every Sunday, plus attending right dates. They would be
her -Sunday School class. The thrilled to get such a greeting
oldest member of this large from folks hark in their old•
Moine district.
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JOHNNY SHEFFIELD, NANCY HALE
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,Comirnencing next week, the
CNR passenger train will leave
,Goderich, at 2.45 p.m. (E.S.T.) -
instead of the usual .3 p.rn.
(E.ST). That is,. it will leave
15 minutes earlier. it will
arrive at Toronto at 7.30 p.m.
(E.S.T.) instead of '7.35. Since.'
Daylight Saving Time will be -
in effect by next (Monday, this
will mean the train will leave
Goderich every week' day at
3.45 p.m. (Daylight Saving
Tine).
.OBITUARY
tIfRiS. EVA FRANCES MaPHAlL
The death of Mrs. Eva Frances
iMePhail occurred at Alexandra
Hospital, Goderich, on April 16, in
her 76th year. She was a daugh-
ter of the late Mr. Samuel Sloan
and Mary Livingstone, of Manito-
waning, Manitoulin Island, but had
lived in. Goderich after her mar- -
riage to Joseph McPhail. Her hus-
band predeceased her in.1940.
Mrs. McPhail was a member of
Knox Presbyterian Church, and the
Ladies' Aid and a member 'of the
erich Women's Institute.
She is survived by tiren-6011604,
Benson Langridge, of Goderich,
arid Donald Langridge, of Detroit,
as well as two brothers, Stuart
Sloan and Robert Sloan, both of
Delia, AlBerta. There are also two
sisters, 41,1rs. David Pyette, and Mrs.
Albert Oakes, df Manitoulin Island.
Funeral _servites'_Were _held at
the Lodge funeral home On Friday
afternoon, with interment in Mait-
land cemetery. Rev. R: G.. Mac-
Millan conducted the services and
the pallbearers were William' and
John Marwick, John Newcombe,
Ohas. Rance, David McMillan and
K. F. Wilkinson.
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Transport, may be of some ,goid-r for Lake talti)13 feet ,*to
ance. the month of ,aStarch; The lake at ,
Records have been kept since this time is more than .0 toOt'
1860 and the effltial reference low the average 2.1evel. '14 At*,
point for Lake Huron is at .a steel however, the lake was at 577,39
rivet established the dock face feet or appmtimatel$T' tiff'', feet•
at Goderich.
Records show that at the end
of 1949, Georgian Bay and Lake
Huron ttayed at a' level of about
578.3 feet above mean tide at Iew.
York. In 1952 the lake rose to
abottat 582.7 feet, and has since
subsided to 579 feet,
Beginning in 1958, the chart
shows a decline- below the 579 foot
level, but, according to records, it
is bound to rise during the summer
months. Next fall, however, it
may decline again, and the decline
might easily ge below the 579 foot
level.
Over # longer period' the average Signal -Star.
R.R. 5, Goderich, Phone Carlow 179
OR at Hutchinson'a.Radio and TV,
Huron" Road,' on Monday, Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons.
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lower thanJt is now. In 1860, the.
lake registered 582.89 feet, almost '
three feet higher than it is now.
That year, 1860, was the highest
ever recorded for Lake Huron.
In general, according to District
Marine Agent F. K. gelKean,, the
lakes appear to rise and fall over
a ten year period and it appears
that, for the present, we have al-
most reached the low for the pre-
sent cycle. Whether levels begin.
to rise .er. continue to decline for
another year can not be definitely
stated at this time, he said in a
repott made available to The •
Canida's first shipyard was start-
ed by French colonial governor
Talon at eluebec about 1665:..„
The way to understand is to be
understanding.
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Canada's' steelmaking capacity
increased durift 1951 by 419,000
tons to 5,923,000 tons;•in the past
six years the productive capacity •
has been increased by 2,292,000
tons.
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DAYLIGHT_ SAVING
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will commence in the Town
of Goderich on
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AT 2 A.M.
CITIZENS ARE REMINDED TO ADVANCE, THEIR
CLOCKS ACCORDINGLY.
E. C. FISHER, Mayor,
TOWN OF GoDERIOH.
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MR. MERCHANT! You can help the Boy Scouts
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