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.SEVEN NEW TEACHERS
et NTON COLLEGIATE
*the Clinton, Dist aict Colleg-
iate Institute Board has engaged
e,seen 'teachers.
The Iioa"rd accepted, with re -
Vett the resignation of Robert
• R. 'Williams, who is leavings to ster, London; an&Thomas Fiem-
teach in Montreal. When a re- ing, Essex:
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la'eement is made -for Mr. Wit -
the staff will have been Classified- Ms ,bring quick
eompleted for tine fall term—a- results.
bot -•cif leachers including GEO. ELI,IS NEW PRESIDENT ''•
Principal John Cochrane. -•
Teachers signed include -Au-,
trey Langdon, Port Credit( Mrs.
Kathryn Lowe; ,Clinton (home
ions C l u b Elects Its
economice); ,Tongs b. Snyier,,
Smithport; Penn.; Ian Fraser,
Oakville; Mmenzlmale,
Seaforth, (ph.ed.); Donald Web-
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GbDERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1960
New officers' of the Goderich p
. Lions Club for the 1060-61 sea -1
From The Red Cross
. The 9anadian Red Cross Society witch '
to thank all who contributed in their
recent campaign for funds,
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LL ALJ" PHONE
THE , .JA 4-7811
Now Playing—Edw. G,, Robinson 'and Joan -Collins, n
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- May 23-24-25
MAX BYGRAVES
International comedy 'star- in
a riotous British -mads -Laff-
• show.
with Shirley Jones and
Steven Stocker •
in which a talking baby
giVes stock tips to his pros-
ering father
"n •
qobbikins''
May 26-27-28
2 smashing action pictures
in an adventurous double
bill—
'13 FIGHTING MEN'
with, Grant Williams and
Brad Dexter: - -
Plus a zooming Tale of`
the blue sky darts.
'Here Comej'he Jets'
Starring Steve Brodie and
Lynn Thomas
Coming Soon—"ANATOMY OF A ADMITTANCE
RESTRICTED
MURDER", with James Stewart Ta PERSONS
EARS OF AGE: YEARS sY-
and Cee Remick,--- � OR OVER -
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son were elected at th'e meet- Carlow -Nile
ing on Friday' evening. They ,
will be installed at the final Construction
meeting of the year which will
be on Friday, June 24.
Mr. George George Ellis was elected
president, succeeding Ebb Ross.
Other officers are as follows:
list vice-president, John String-
er; 2nd vice-president, -Bill
Schaefer; 3rd , vice-president, Road 2'7, from Carlow to Nile,
County Engineer J. W. Brit-
nell, has •announced. The
County Was intending to' com-
pletely rebuild and widen this
section of road, which it real-
izes is badly in need of re-
pair, said Mr, Britnell. -
It was necessary to cancel
the work when several of the
property owners on this sec-
tion refused to sell the land
necessary for widening, he
-stated.----These hese owners were
offered the same rate as that
offered to other owners whose
property was purchased in
1960, for widening, said Mr,
Britnell.
The..< ime, -was in tvalete.
ed to prepare'pta'ns-and estim-
ates non another section of
road in Iluron County, Co re-
place the Carlow -Nile project
Is Cancelled
The Huron County Road
Committee has been forced to
cancel a proposed road con-
struction project on County
Bruce Erskine; secretary, Bryan
Ainslie; dues secretary, Arnold
McConnell; treasurer, Maurice
Jenkins; Lion tamer, Frank
Curry; tail twister, Leo Walzak;
assistant tail twister, Joe Barry;
directors—Con Baechler, Art
Waters, Jim Britnell, Stewart
Sutherland.
It was announced that the
Young Canada Week Commit-
tee had selected Bill Schaefer
to head up that committee next
year, succeeding „Brune Erskine.
Other members of the commit-
tee be named at a later
date.
Chairmen of of the various com-
mittees have yet to be announc-
June and at the same time the
members for the various com-
mittee§ will, be enosen.
Horne Project for 19,6p.
-. Lion Nelson Hill has announc-
ed that the Lions Clubs of --
Huron County have completed
through Sheriff Nelson Hill or
County Clerk -Treasurer John G.
Berry at the Huron County -
Court -House. Huron- County
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1 SECOND SECT Oa•' R ,
PAG E s 1� 1-14
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Single Copies lag
The merry month of May means perch fishing period of more than a week previous to last
at Goderich harbor ...and the
end,of__thepiers, week -end.
d. Anglers report that the bbst perch
.shown' anrove popular spot. Somefar._,fslr%sg is atu_be inlfartfor u ab-OutA/
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mile out from the breakwaters. Commercial
catches were reported over the week=end, de -
.„fishermen state that catches -six or eight nisi s
spite the rain which lasted on and off for a out in the Lake—are good this Spring.
Exproprpation Proceedings .Re
VVRlls Subdivision Om Hospital
arrangements to undertake the
project .of placing certain broad-
casting e uipment in the Htiron
County Dome at Clinton This
will -include the. installation of Council has expressed apprec`- `�te Is ii ,
a number of pillow speakers ation for this project of -the
for bed,care patients which will Huron County Lions clubs.
enable the patients to tune in • •
on church 'services and other . The present King of Siam,
radio programs without having Ptiumi'phon Adundet, was born
to leave their beds. It is plan- i in America and educated in
ned to install sorne 50 pillow Switzerland. Until 1932 the
speakers 'depending pn the king had absolute .power, but
..amount of money donated by l ire that year Siam became a con -
the • various Lions clubs in stitutional monarchy after the'
wren.- •Anyo•ne with1•ng to -con --'fashion- •of the ---Western -king
-tribute to this cause may do so doms;
owned the summer cottage 'sub-
division known as Forest Hiles
Survey.' •
In the first day and a ,half of
the hearing, Mr. Wells testified
;• ?;that he valued the premises at
'•. =' i $60,339.00. Ilis • evidence was
�fc,4jowed by that of Edmund
'``'r§t Fat'e, an appraiser from
%7"'• visited
'",,,,Toronto,
thele properlo said y he
ad
lastsum-
'' n•mer over a period of days for
'.; the purpose of inspecting and
:: evaluating same and Making'
comparison to the value of
neighboring- 'pr*opertes. Evid-
ence was also heard from Ken -
y Board Here
Hearing of expropriation pro-
ceedings before the Ontario
Municipal' Board began May 4ch
and continued May 5th in con-
nection with Wells suhdivisiun
for the proposed building cf the
new hospital in Goderich Tu.vii"
ship.. •
The Ontario Departnr nt of
Public Works had previously
been unable to come to an
agreement' as to the, price or
value of the -lands being taken
from Mr, and Mrs. W. Carlton
Wells, of London, Ontario. who
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neth .Croft, a local r•ealtor, and
the Reverend G. A. Gordier,
one of the former cottage own-
ers jn the 'survey,
Whhen the hearing adjourned
on -the -afternoon of May 5th.
the Department of Public Works
had already started to call evid-
ence in reply to the claims of
Mr. and Mrs.- Wells, The first
,.' witness was Frederick Walker,
the owner of the Oakwood Hotel
at Grand Bend, Ontario, who
said ti:,,t as a subdivision owngi' Mr. W. S. Jackson, of the As
he w04.111'.r, never have considered
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IBaptists'. r58th
!bor. 1958, of $10,000,00.
' The presiding members of the
Board at the hearing were David
Jamieson, of Toronto, as ch:air-
man and V. S. Milburn, also of
Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells are repre-
sented on the hearing by Mayer
Il.erner,\Q,C., cf London: and -the -
Department of Public Works for
the Province of Ontario by Mr.
Robcrt B. Robinson, of Toronto.
Theroceedings are to • be
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continued at the Court House
at,Goderich on- a later date.
Anniversary
-"The Canadian way of life -is
not the Christian way of life,"
declared Rev, Ja rold -K, Zeman,
of Toronto, at the anniversary
services cf Goderich 'Baptist
Church on Sunday:
"Canadians emphasize person-
al comfort, but Christianity finds
its ideal in. Jesus' cross, the
symbol of suffering and sacri-
fice," he said, 1
Special musie was provided
by Mrs. Clayton Edward in the
nh,ornind,_aIM_Mr- David Medley
for the evening service. The
:.uditorium was decorated with
a profusion of flowers and ac-
commodated many visitors be-
sides the regular members.
This marked th'e church's 58th
year of Baptist witness and ser-
vice in Goderich
New
AlPresident
Alexander pETERS,ON'S
toncreteProducts
The Huron County 'Municipal
Officer's Association mei' fir the a -rear =-of•°~•rorttt '-s-"Verre on
Legion Hall, Seaforth, on Wed- SJ. David Street.
iaesda°y of last week, The large
gathering was welcomed by Pre-
sident Harold• •Po lock.
.•i r. John Du tin, Warden of
'the 'County o Huron, also "weI=
corned thedelegates on behalf
of the County.
Minutes of the previous meet-
ing of O .tot r
c ie. 21, 1959 were
read by the Secretary, J. G.
Berry, and wore adapted on mo-
tion' of Mr. A: Gibson and Mr.
H. Coleman.
The first speaker for the
morning session was Mr, George
'Gear, the agricultural represent-
ative of the County of Bruce.
Mr. -Gear spoke on, the farm
problems booth past and future.
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Bigger on
the
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inside—where it counts
- Smaller on the outside -where
UGAMBETO
it costs!
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TES, DRIVE THE LARK TODATh1T YOUR STUpEBAKER DEALER
Huron Automotive 6L. Supply
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Alt
263 HURON ROAD
FOR INFORMATION OR DEMONSTRATION, CALL
R. Duckworth orGeorge Westlake
PHONE JA 4-8271 RES. JA 4-84.62
'59 Lark
Regal 4 -Dr. Sedan, overdrive,
6-cyl., low mileage.
'59 Lark
Deluxe 4 -Dr. Sedans, stand-
ard transmissions, ' low mile-
age. Two to choose from.
'57 Plymouth
2 -Door, sfandard transmission
- 6 -cylinder.
a'
'57 Zodiac
Radio, windshield washers,,
two-tone, 6 -cylinder.
- SPECIAL!
'58. Ford
CONVERTIBLE
V•8, automatic, radio.
'54 Cher
Mechanically good, needs
body repairs. Make an offer.
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Genuine Custom Lark
Radio Free
with purchase of
new Lark. -
'53 Ford
Ranchwagon, 2 -Door.
'53 Ford
Terdor,"V$. .
'59 Lark
HARDTOP, two -door, V-8,
radio, back-up lights, wheel
discs, whitewalls, fender Mir-
rors, ''reclining. seats.
'53
Sedan, overdrive, a one -
%;
busing this land to attempt to sessment branch of the Depart-
establish a summer cottage sub-
division. He was followed by
Mr. ,Archibald, an Ontario Land
Surveyor from London who de-
ment of Municipal Affairs, dis-
cussed with the delegates the
various amendments in the As-
sessment Act,
,•, Manufacturing —
Reinforced Sidewalk Slabs
Colored' Pati oB!ocks
Window65iHs.(Ce'ment & marble)
Chimney Tops, etc. -
scribed the plan of survey that IMr. Archie Dobson, President',
o
he had placed upon these landsofthe Seaforth Lggion, express-
some. yeas back. ,,, At the ad=ed interest in a proposedtotrade
years ba � sch:ool for the County of Hur�ot�:
-the bearing; :1 r• C. MacNaughton, P,p„
Joseph Strung, 'ate appraiser spoke briefly.
M.
,from Toronto was still, giving Various newrofcials were in -
evidence on behalf of the De- troduced and the President stat-
partment of Public Works as ed he was very pleased to have
the result of what he termed,' these members present and
"an •extensive and intensive ex-, especially weleom-e4 the Village
amination," that he had made of Zurich who were attending,
of this property and neighbor- "
ing properties with a view t� for the first time.
fixing a valuation thereon for Mr. John Pearson 'of ,the De-
partmentfhe purposes of the bxpropri- . of Municipal Affairs
spoke briefly to the gathering!
ation. relative to the work of Planning
He said that: on the basis of ,and Development. Mr. Pearson
acreage having regard to the suggested' that at a later date a
time of sale, the condition of workshop would be held, •at •
sale and the size, and using the which time he,would he able to
theory of substitution to go out go, into more details in connec-
and,oIytain other lands, he would tion with his program. The De -
plate a valuation upon the i partiment are particularly. inter -
Forest Hill Survey at the time ested in the problems of urban
of ,the expropriation in Novem- development and further word
on this subject would be forth -
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GODERICH
Mercury
owner car.
.TRUCKS
'56 DODGE 21¢ -ton Stake.
'54 FORD Pickup.
'54 MERCURY Dump Truck,
has '56 engine. •
excel lent
'52 DODGE 1 -ton
stake on duals.
'52 -DODGE' 1 -ton
long box.
Express,
'47 General Motors 2 -fon
stake.
'39 INTERNATIONAL i -ton,
short box.
YOU'RE DIFFERENT t
Of course you are. And so are
the thingyou own and value.
' To protect them ^ properly -
your home, your car; your in-
come, you need something
'special,
Your own prescription.
You can only obtain such specsgq
protection from a wide range o'f
insurance coverages; the range.
only your independent insurance
, agent is able to offer.
MacEWAN
Insurance Agency
44 NORTH St '
Ph. JA 4-9531 •
coming at a later date.
Mr. Alex Alexander was elect-
ed president of the Association
for the coming year. Other of-
ficers elected were: lst vice-
president, James McQuaid; 2nd
vice-president, rMlrs. E. Cardiff;
executive, John Livermore, Wil-
liam Roberts, Earl Campbell;
treasurer, S. 11. Blake; secre-
tary, J. G. Berry.
The first punched -card ma-
' hive was invented in 1889 by
Herman Holerillh. He worked
for the United States Census
Bureau and developed the sys-
tem to speed up the work of
coUntting and classifying, which
used to take about seven years
by ordinary human methods.
Since then the punched -card
system has been improved and
adapted to Bulb an extent that
its uses and possibilities are
legio 't.
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Phone JA 4-9591
(After 6.m -=
p J A 4-9971)
FEDERATION' OF AGRICULTURE MEET
luron. 9PP
aws Re Farm
)perating On
Explains
Vebides
Roads
Sergeant Barker and Con-
stable Hobbs of the Ontario
Provincial Polite explained the
laws governing the operation of
farm machinery on public roads
at a directors meeting Thursday
arlast`•week of the Huran Coun-
ty Federation of Agriculture.
Aenonag the regulations point-
ed out by the OiPIP were the fol-
lowing:
1. All roads for public use
come under the same regula-
tions.
2. Operators of farm tractors
or self propelled machines must
be 16 years or over but are not
required to have a motor vehicle
drivers permit. -
3. Overall width of machine
must not be more than eigii
•few Otherwise, a -special per-
niission must be obtained. These
can be obtained from the. On-
tario Department of Highways.
4, Trailers with a gross weight
of over 3,000 pounds require,a_l _>{.
Mit'rrt system: •
culture.
2. The County Federation sub►
ports all Commodity Groups: the
their right to market their pro -
due in whatever manner tib
group decides and will do alit
in its power to persuade Gov-
ernment to provide the neces-
sary legislation.
3. The County Federation Wendt
do all in its power to dispense
unbiased information on anw
Commodity Group problem at
the request of that Commodity
Group.
4. In ease of a vote on a Com-
modity
m—mfodity Group IViarketnnfg Plan;
the County Federation will do
all • in its power to organize, as-
sist and encourage all producers
to vote.
f5,,„,The County Federation sup-
ports the democratic principle
that the minority must obey the
will of the majority in whatever
area for which the vote - is
called.
-5. Farm machines are required
to have lighting similar to any
motor vehicle for movement on
the roads at night.
At the -same_ meeting, the ,Re-'
solutions Committee presented a.
statement of policy • which is' to
be presented for discussion at
the County Federation annual
meeting • in-NeVem(her. There
has - been considerable contro-
versy since the County Feder-.
ation constitution- was revised in
the 1951 marketing of farm pro-
ducts by 'Commodity Marketing
Groups Boards.. Hence it- was
felt that the- position of the
County Federation should be '
clarified.
Following is the statement al
policy:
1, The County Federation up-
holds the right of farmers__ to
or'r�inize work tpgetlrer col
lectively for the benefit of Agri - H
y?a2,Px ;17 ..37 •dh4:
W. J. Denomrnee
FLOWER
SHOP
JA
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DAY
Or
NIGHT
FILM DEVELOPING
ll
HAIR STYLING
• AND ALL TYPES OF
BEAUTY CARE
4 GRADUATE 'OPERATORS
Len Pounder
Audrey Banter
Elizabeth Holton
FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL JA 4-7461
EVENING APPOINTMENTS — LEN and AUDR,EY
HEATHER BEAUTY SALON
LIGHTHOUSE STREET :20
I HARBOURAIRES
PRESENT THEIR
VENING OF SONG
ON
WED., MAY 25
-AT 8.30 P.M. IN
oderich Collegiate Auditorjum
WITH GUEST ARTISTS
fl
* Mrs. Barbara McKee, Soprano
AY. . George Ingham, Concert Pianist
p Da Choir of 60 Voice"s
4. Bruce St. George, CKNX-TV,
Master of Ceretnonies
ADMISSIoN- $1.00
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