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The County of Huron is to be high- done to make the guests as happy, as is
humanly possible. As the archit,r.et of the
home Nvhere I. if the need comes. Nvould
zens at Huronview: We were in thorough ,_ ..
be nappy to enter.
agreement with remarks overheard from . A .tour of the eorridors, a granee into
visitors who toured. Hurotiview F r i.d.'a y the rooms, -a visit to the eorumbn lounges
afternoon following the uffiti:ial opeiling and an inspection of the bright, chealry and
eerercionies, 'Thee remarks ''Vere nothing, clean kitehens and dining rooms produces
bur laudatory for the cleanliness. service' unmistakable evidenk%e that Huronview is
'and eomforts provided. as smart. moderli and comfortable as a
•Truly, the days of the old,."poor modern apartment hotel.
house" have gone. There is no such at- Tin. late County Clerk-Treasurer'Har-
mosphere to be found at Huronview today vey Erskine would have had a proud and
in contrast to the old buildings, now razed, - happy day had he lived to see the official 0.
herd of Aberdeen Angus cattle.
and former days when there Was a -eertain opening. of this building.. - Ile had,,a greati ASSOCIATION ' While returning from Gode-
stigma attached to being a resident of the Ileal to do With the arranging Of prelini-i 0 rich,- 3Iiehael Dalton, • Kings --
able distance. His frightened
to be found there now. Everything is him. horse ran back to town where
it was caught at Farr's Hotel.
- returned to'town after spending,
Town. eouneil is exploring the poks- Britannia -road as shown in current maps: of thy mouth; but thou shalt .; seaech 'for God, but as being almost two months visiting rela-
ibility of using the_ filled area south of ,the runs through Essex to the lake bank, wherel night, that thou mayest ob- .tive revelation of God to man; -
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MESSAGES Down Memory s
FROAA lane
THE WORD
50 Years Ago -1911
BY Lt. -Col. J. A. S. Varcoe, of esettled at the anoual meeting is
GODERICH MINISTERIAL Penzance Farm, Colborne Town -Ito be whether or not the Co -
ship, planned to sell- his fine Operative is'to continue to exist.
Quick change In The Weather
Brightens Hatveijing Picture
could hire the ageocy to do the
Op.
selling, thus eliminating the Co -
At the meeting in Lucan we,
were told that there would bel
no saving in expenses-. It wo
Simply wean „that ,the- Apar4
ufouid2havtv,1016 110,
with an increased number on
It would relieve.some of the
confusion in the minds of pro -
;lower quality where many ex_ ahAt npdortrhharposagthe mouoSt signific-
their organization.
ducers as to the mechanics of
ipected Only chaff. _Any -grain , statement that it would be pleas-
ithat Itikoal-uViien a' little istindtothe Farm Pre
I giving excellent returns. I hopelto do this since they recom-
that we continue to have favor -I mended it at the time that
able weather until all of us can} change in method of sale was
gfoert ftahlel heuarltsi-evsattioonut. of the way.; demanded. At this time, one
At best it will leave little time Government official was reported
to, have said that the "Co -Op.
In preparation for the annual woold have to go."
Board will have eleven members,
on September 14th, the -repre- one from each zone plus three
smeenttaatii‘L'euscanof. the hog organiz
ations in Huron and Middlesex at the annual m.eeting.
- at large, elections te 'take place
As mentioned in a previous information to make a decision
I don't feel that I have ehough
article, the main question to be but, on the foregoing I cannot
agree to the elimination of the
Co -Op. If a Government
order let us have it as such.
Then. farmers will know that we
What a difference a few dry
d,aiys'can make at harvest time!
When I was writing this colomn
about September 1st the pros-
pects for harvest were most 4:10 -
the picture has changed, for lhe
better. .
A good many have already. fin-
lished and the rest of us have
;hopes. Sisrprisingly, even the
!grain that went down early is
giving fair returns of a little
ht t was the
(By Rev. E. A. Cooper, Minister,: The very heart and core ' of
of The Free Methodist Ch`urch) 'God' Success FOrmula- is (1)
ANOTHER TRAILER PARK NEEDED
a reverential respect for the
Josh.ua 1.8. ---This book of ; Bible, not as being a -merely
the law shall not depart out human record of man's highest
CPR property. to. meet, the meed. for a -trail,
er camp beside tli« water. Ottawa has been
approached fo'r° permission, but apart' from t
ments„ There are two groups of trailer 1
people : 'touring families with children. who
are here to use the bathing beach. and on
the other hand, families with some members
enaploved .hereabouts. who , make their
homes in the trailers. 'For the forther
tbe filled area Might be unsuited:
because there is no proper bathing beach
or eveh a sandy strip at the waterside.
For Ihe trailer dwellers; thelocation might
00, and it would be easy to provide shady
sites at the hank, -but a new road would be
essential. The -turnoff at 'Harbor street
is too dangerous to handle more tra,ffie
than at present.
As notid in'the Signal -Star recently.
T. G. Connon in 1.928 recalled that Britan-
running dowta.,,, to the lake bank to the
harbor. Not only has it disappeared by
erosion. but Hibernia street, shown 'on
the offieial town plan as. a north -south
thoroughfare alcing the bank, isn't there
either. ,H,qwever, the OWRC. plan to build
a road over the present trail- to pro-
vide,,access to the new water treatment
plant at the foot of Britannia road:
KEEP Ft
With 'various new-. publie
-either just started or just completed in
,-Ifuron (._ounty of late. there have been tbe
usu'al ceremonies of laying the. ("Omer stone.
or offieial opening, uf the bunching -S.. --These
ceremenlei are usually impressive events,
marred only by 'some publicofficials
ing under the delusion that they are- ex -
three tunes more leng,thy .than is really
_ necessary or.- indeed at all advisable.
If some of- the.se-speakers were only
might be, surprised to .fied that their
more if it w. er'e' briefer. • yor some ‘ttrange
reason. however.: too m -any speak-.
30 Years Ago -1931
oiw.e. Alt.arsected .sevia...to.cie,taccalAtng4o- all--sek2)..A.X.ega.ars.}chligeat-stu.4, of. Joe._ Motels._ had,„, moved his
eirele at the lighthouse was not always} that is written therein: for its message to us; and (3), a barbet;--shoorto thee -British -Ex-
; then thou shalt make thy way thorough -going obedience to it change Hotel., and Mr. Zinn was
lie end the road. • . prosperous, and then thou in. every , area of life. Forteui- mevints into the shop vaca-ted
When we look at the fill involved in. ately, we are not living in onelby Mutch. George Baechler
shalt have good success."
eiilaing the new Maitland bridge. a rowii The only place in the Bible of the more than one thousand was moving into the former
0 aniwhere the word SUCCESS is language -areas of earth still Sowerby store.
10W 11 the lake bank seems te offer n
!found is in Joshua 1:8. and the; waiting fon the work of the, Over 300 attended the field
secret of how to' obtain w•hat is` translators, printers and pub-iday of the 'Porter's Hill Men's
.•entribution to the cost. the town ;there called "good" sticcess lishers. to make the Bible avail- Club, Robert Harmer's team
miebt net le-} justified in meeting its share gxiven to a -,young man who •iable to us; nor are, we behind won the tug of war. _
of the cost of a proje'et of little finanr.ial!greatly needed stich instruction. ,the Iron Cartain" of COmmun-
Moses, who led Israel out of , ism and forbidden to read it,
benefit. Trailer 4-•ampers in Harbor Park!Egyptian slavery and obtained' or suffering its loss through
pay i4:21) a month it they remain for suchlfor them the Ten Command-. public bon -fires. Almpst Avery
periods, and if • ohiblren attend c•hool a iments and other laws, has 'died., home in our land possesses at Miss Mildred ,Anderson visited
Joshua, who never knew the least one copy, and;most people relatives in Kincardine. .
neillilla: tax i,; payable, hut eitizt,ns would!training of the Egyptian court as have their own personal 'copy. , „15 Years Ago -1946
nyt Hlk«-ly approve outlay. on behalf of Moses did, iS his divinely-ap-- How sad if we miss the -right Douglas ' MacDougall's large
transients. such as necessary to convert!pointed successor, and'faces the road" to Eternity, and miss frame barn on Highway 8 was
staggerineresponsibility•ofreade",good success" in /his preterit completely ;dettroyed by fire
the stonepi!e below Sunset Hotel. to a trail..1
:,r park. As, potential parkland. the area: i; ing two million people itito the life, through failure to read and along with the season's crop.
should not lie waste indefinitely: but thatIoccupying nations. apportioning The use Of -God's Success Miss Beryl Sanderson WaS
is a long-term proposition. It must be } the land to his People, and ad- Formula" should include a per- awarded the Hugh Innis Strang
so
;ministering governme.m. To him. sonal program of prayerful pri- memorial scholarship and the
kept in mind that the major portion of
e IGO gave His own wise formtilaivate reading,- o'f. the Scripture. Robert • MacKay m e m o r i al
this eras el -fill,,t•i:ar,,..a jortiry« into' tne i for "good success" and the book- Also. the high Point of ',every scholarship. .
lake is to be Required by Ontario Wateri of Joshua records the wonderful family's weekly planning should Engagements announced were
Resourees Commission for the T o w n ' e 1 story of how ..well it worked. be that hour on Sunday when those of: -Ethel Christena bekter
. . ,! - Today's generation of, youth, the whole family is present in and Stanley Ball; Lorrine Fisher
Wat,r treatment plant School and church won and James F. Youtig;" Phyllis
Mr. Alex Bogie had the water-
front of hiS farm surt'eyed into
lots for summer cottages.
Mr. Carman Anderson and
Presently, the Hog Producers
Marketing Board, is in charge
of the sale of hogs in Ontario.
However, at the time the Market_
ing Board was established, it was
considered illegal for a market-
ing board to no the actual sell-
ing. It was then necessary for
the marketing board to set up
the Co -Op. to do the selling.
The Co -Op. hired the person -
Pei of the marketing agency to
do the job.
Now there has been a change
in the-interpretati on. oieth
so that the marketing board
are faced with Government
marketing of our products; alsa
if the Co -Op. is retained, p
ducers could continue volunt
marketing -should the govdrn-
ment withdraw the power of
marketing from the marketing
Induct Cleric
:...„ney. D. Ross Mac; onaid 'was
jtayfield,
1 ant et enc.
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innucted.as minister of thseervti
point charge of Knox Presbyter-
ian Church, Rayfield, and Car.
esmaheiRullecvh. FDrroindaNauyecilteevdAdInctiChnoegrhhie, of
Mr. MacDonald was minister at
N.S., for three years
before coming to Hensall charge
which has been vacant for a
year.
Also taking part in the service
were'Rev. G. Lockhart Royal, of
Goderich, and Rev. D. Leslie
Brussels, gave the sermon.
LAY READERS MEET
A number from St. George's
Anglican Church attended the
annual lay readers' conference
pf the Diocese of Huron at
Huron College, London, which
coromehced last Friday.
Finest 'Stone
Frank Mcl
Memorials
and Experienced Workmanship
DISTRICT
REPRESENTATIVE
St. — JA 4-9465
lwain
JA • 4-7861 or 200 Gibbons
and of promise, defeating the obey this -readily -available Book. The livestock was rescued. "
It would he a done thing � if �rivatp � ..."�� the road of -life is _--.- Sunday
1 and untried, and who've never, ship services for the public hear- Jewell and Elmer Fisher; Dor-
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er camp for ,the -.semi ermanent graup..1 the horrors of a "hot" war nor nics, trips to visit friends, and} Zerela Sturdy and Douglas
the bitterness of hard`, Ye ons all other pleasures should take Robinson. o ..
and so -.make more room in Harbor Park; learned too late, stand§ in just a definite second place in im-' There were 3,000 new ration
for tourists. now sometimes turned away i as great a need of "God's Suc- portance to these activities of 1 bobks issued at the Town Hall .
through lack of spa�e. ' cess Formula" as did Joshua. supreme importance. with Mrs. ,W. G. MacEwan and'
. Mrs. Girvin Young assisting Mr$.
enterprise were to provide another trail- known known a national depression, ing of the Word. Family pic- othy Ginn and Benson Whiteley;
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idea that a lengthy diseourse is expected
from them. Nothing ••ould be further
frorn the truth. They' might well keep in
mind the adyiee of a noted New York City
preacher Nvho once said ,that •• No soul
is saved .after t Went ninnite. At the
official opening. of IIiironview, at Clinton
Frida- —,,lespite the -intense heat. of
the nee roadoor audience was sub-
j,cted to unnecessarily long addresses from
some of "the speakers. .B.ut th_ere have
heen other flow; ions et.- Tata frttr-
on where remarks lia•.-e been needlessly
TaetfiCe is 1)111,1:, — and
happy the and:i-nee when'
} D. D. Mooney.
Letter To Editor digger Farms ' 10 Years Ago -.1951
i. Mr. and Airs. Stan Prevctt
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Editor. Signal -Star.
Dear Sir:
. }prairie raems. :Turner:- Joan Killough, Frances ;
1 In the past week's isSue of! A sample surveY conducted Brereton, Ruth Willis, Douglas-'
your exc•ellent paper appeared 'last year in thd Rosetown area; Webster. and Frances ;Watson.
} of iSaskdaitNcishran fbyh the econ- ! Fred Rouse made a "birdie".
} a letter from Mrs. Grace F. aidna.. at ah open invitation golf tourn-
}Hussey, of a neighboring town, D°Inepeasrtment .-oAgrticueltuCre ament at Listowel. Dr.' N. C.
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.1.ation of the old home town, theshad fewer pieces of m_achineu.,,Bradley also toe& part. -
t an they had six years ago.' A school safety patrol was
' prettiest in Ontario, along the n
4 similar stody was made by the . organized. with the following
new •highway route ever the •
,department in 19M. - ; 'officers: Waverley Nelson, cap -
Maitland between Gederich and
The survey revealed that be- , tain: Barry Culbert. firstiieuten-
Saltford. With her •timely Sus;
tween -1954 and 1960 the per- ant: Jerry Wall. -second lieuten,
h. in a- centage of second tractors on ant: Bill Reid. third lieutenant.
Why could not Goderic
'ers 'snob Lteremonies liave the mistaken keep „subjest "brief 011.1 to _the pool .
t limited way at first, according
to this communication. have to 76 per cent. v,hile third trac-
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r-,er far s dro ped 'from 95
a 111
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D a seti.d II. Oliver, of Pittsburgh.
in Toronto. ree.entyy inking f( -),r authenti,
Canadian- hero:es. lie was baeked with
$10,000,000 to reward, their eourage. An-
drew Carnegie, .the Ameriean steel tyeoon
who devoted mueh of bis later 1fe to phil-
anthropy, establiShed the ' fund in 1904.
The figures for. other machines,
gardens or, rockery. or both. on also dropped.
the newly formed hillside south
Figures are as follOW-s:
fr,on. Tio. to the golf course, the Maitlanil Second trucks were down to
Po•-er and -the site of the old ' C4 per cent from 93 per cent in
eause_of bravery. S" far. it ambict ic b id ?'"*Thi i 1954: second rathers dropped
cash. If you know of air,v •authentie Can-
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past, three years, y011 should report it to
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Pelilding. 'Pittsburgh. 22. Pa.
to 36 -from 65 er cent: and rod
i,ity with un-, v.eeders dropped from 95 to 88
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th.e six-fo`Otswide walk or prom. During the. Same six-year per-
criade _there will be an urihamp- . iod, the quantity of machinery
• ered. gorgeous view. north. east on medium-sized farms increas.e
I and weSt of the river. the op-,
' posite hills, Dunlop's monument ed despite the fact that there i
f h was g 10 per cent decrease in i
bridge. Thanks to our Govern-
ment for this! ;combines. Second tractors on,
, the number Of farms having }
YOUR. OPPORTUNITY
Both Hamilton and Kitchener,
as well as other communities in I from 11 to 28 per 'cent: second1
tbe province, have their mag -'-trucks from 5 to 44 per cent;
'cultivators 67' to 96 per cent;
eries, which attract annually , per cent.
land rod weeders from 67 to 84
nificent parks, gardens and rock -
c thousands of visitors,- as does1
the renowned Huron Museum in. It was a different story pn
town with increasing yearly at-,
• small farms, accOrding to the
tendance. Why riot beautiftill survey. The 1954 survey had
and historic Goderich in a limit-i.shown that there were tractors
} on all small farms, but by 1960
ed way? * the figure had 'Shrunk to '88 per
.PurthermOre, somewhere on;
this site could be ereeted_ a cent. Second trucks on small
plaque with the history L -t !farms in•the same period drop -
bridge, about to be demo°1i—sh-eilde,iped from 20 to sjx per cent. first
,, and thus assist in preserving
niemory for future generations'.
itslcombines,from 85 to 62 per cent,
Also, in connection With thisi
medium-sized farms increased
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there could be placed a small,
'metal piece yr replica (as was!
done in the case of the first log
house in Guelph) of the bridge
which, dear to the heart of
many, was first erected. in 1855.
I realize that this would entail
extra expense; but could not
the County Council, interest d
in the. construction of the o d
bridge in the early days and
of the existing one in 1882, and
the Government of Ontario,
through its Historical Society,
be persuaded to co-9perate with
the Town, Pathers in this most
worthy ventiireTO.iiiiike
of the grandest kcenic spots ori
the Bluewitter Highway? '
Yours for continued progress
in Goderich.
one of the old boys,
Rev. 3. tire Stewart.
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GODERICH
Award' R, Rowlands, Mgr.
ttottee est ind waterloo
Golden Age
Club Meets
the Goldenihk.ge Club met
last week in Madltay Ow-
ing to the illness Of the presi-
dent, Mr. Noble Young, Mr. Art
Kaitting was in eharge of the
meeting.
The minutes were read by
the secretary, Mrs.' ,Roy Cham-
bers, and the treasurer, Mr.
Harrison Van Armand, gave the
veners of the evening's program
were Mr. and Mrs. John Mar-
wick. Mrs. °Roy Chambers was
the whiner of the door prize
and everyone played several
gatries of "500." The next
meeting will be held on Septem-
ber 20.
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