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TRIBUTE TO J AN EDITOR
Our sincere syir pathy goes out to the Week in and week out, his editorial,
. twiny -of the .late Jahn Wilbert (Wib) column and also "Once Over -- Lightly"
reflected the feelings • of the community
f ' MaeLeodr. "51, editor of The Kincardine° large ' matters ' f u' li concern. s'
� �,_ a. t. lai, ge en att o p b c.A
News, • who ' died suddenly last Friday of .
�r is necessary on the pt;,rt of weekly news -
e � airt-nrttaek--�vhzle- t ock.'. _.�_—. psi*--ec i ors;-�btzt- snot--alxvaars -completely_
' Be will be, definitely missed by the
realized by the readers, Mr. MacLeod put.
residents ofi Tainea'rdine °and district and in long hours of work—hours that would
alo• by the ptilliisher of The, Kincardine • Make the average 40 -hour -work -week look
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-News, li.,.,G. Buckingham. , quite inadequate by,' comparison, ' But his
"Wib" liad� bee'u reporting -!real news work was a "Labor `of Love" and he Save
events . Kincardine for .'about 'the past of . himself that the events of is town and
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ades -and was intimately' acquaint- t district might be accurately recorded every
four dee ;?
ed with people and 'places in,. his beloved 7 elk, for posterity., . ,.
i nat vtv territory. Because of the nature Along with the weekly •newspaper -
of his occupation and his connections with men of Oiftario, ° we pay due tribute to an
so many local organizations, he was "very editor who was imbued. with the finest
active" 'in :municipal life. h traditions of the weekly press.
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GETTING NEW. •INIXISTRY
er'zeh residents .w u'raii .. 4,atio a
feel somewhatdisappointed over. the Town
• -just missing out, on being selected
as the
site.for ai new 5,000,000 industry., With
. 4 • �.�, ry' •,
the final field narrowed down to. three
. r , , . .' erich
inunzripalitres beano e�ons�id�ered, •(lod
lost nut tik Niagara Falls, ,Ontario, where
aro
fl Ion, of dIa d, Michi an, is tp be built.
But 'Godericu can„ ie'assured 'that no
stone was left unturned by local negot-
r ..ia1 rs. in their efforts over "the past ten
months to ` have . the indtistry locate in
.Goderieh. Without going into details, it can
'be reliably. stated 'that the ,e£ -forts made
locally would.. add up. tomany weeks of
s
.work... Considerable . valuable experience
in interesting ndiistry in coming to Gorier
ich was obtained. and.'this Might -well lead
to something else .o$ considerable magni-
tude , in the months that 110 :ahead-
By reading the- list of factors which
i.nfiuences an industry in locating in any
-;2irtYuar spot, which list' was published
,MJ,nstv.. Y -,e, ','s' -'Sinal-Star,, one realizes
the, ,roan f is t6 .the picture as a whole.
ore antp` iro nl x'ea ott given for thea-
Obreineiltiolied industry not comirik to
Gode±i`eh , Was beseause the Town had -no
nmunitcipally • controlled :sites p available.
This was'not necessarily the deciding fax-
b F - tor in this particular; case, but it did have
' some bearing. .. '
N Miirucipally controlled sites are those
which the ,muniei. alit has ° "�''
•..•p y' purchased on
its own and set aside for sale to new indust-
.rie,s; :or, land held, under option by the "roan,=.
unpahty for' the purpose of industrial sites.
• Tn this, ..ay, the -municipality can give ,a
prospective industry a ,firm price on a
desired •pie,ce of land • and not • the wild,
tipsurge price', which. a private°•o'wner would
whe
mask ` •� n It earned an industry .Seas
seeking tie, land. ° This is ,a- particular
factorwhich is well worth 'Some Consider-
-
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k.
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owns a considerable amount pt municipally
con trolled • sites and it has accomplished
an envilibI'e record of industrial site sell-
ing
elling in the past year. or Y so.
'Whether the Town of 'Goderich would
have to hold on to it, land for a lonber
n4�
Vestment wont while would, •of .course,
be a point, to consider. But in the long
run it would appear that something in the
nature or Taking a chance is ei,tailed in
this r particular approach -i-n, securing new
' industry.
�- business of securing drew indust;;
ries today is a highly :ioitve one, like
'most other things.. Take, theMatter.t .
at e+I. of
branch : plants, of United States' firms.
Once, they didn't hesitate, long in decid-
ing .to locate in Canada. —Today, the far
south in the U;S.A., _even Florida, is , pnt-•
-ting the pressure ' onY stronger than e'er
to attract the northern manufac:
turers_ to come -clown and— build their
branch industries there. The Province of
Quebec is also working harder than ever
• fern new industries. ,Consequently;. Ont-
ario ' as a whole faces more competition
than ever ._before in securing these new
industries. It's. really - a highly 'compet-
itive business and it takes constant study
and alertness torr attract a new industry
at the time it is considering a new location:
WE READ THAT .
Giris whd' know the way to a man's
heart don 't start by' jumping down his
throat. . . F.
Shoes may be thrown at newly -wads
.:- but they're ,expected .to provide their
own-sliats. :_ : -
Some .get bent _;loves from hard work
. others get' crooked trying to avoid it.
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THE.. SECOND' MILE.�'
By Rev, Canon 'K,nneth • E Toy. 'Another' kung oil; cempuulsitmi
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George's is. hound n "l'imitxng ircucci-
Anglican, Churc h. stanee and, physical handl.
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St..Matt. 5:41., Whosoever ear . aa, .,..•,, ek of -pR rt n y
hall compel thee to go a mile, Once agaiu,.''the Spirit stn vfchlc
f:restrictions
acem
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go with hint twain �Makes a
Q.nr`" Lord' charracterit d --as 'the,d a once, ' _ tam is. full
"unprofitable servants" a. 1 Who
did just what was req ii ed and
no .more; not'
until wness
,overflows obligation does a ser-
vant
ervant of Christ become "profit-
able." ,
Au keepingg with this. thought
we find the somewhat startling
injunctions recorded by • St.
Matthew, "But 1 say unto you,
That ye resist not evil: but
whosoever shall smite - thee on'
thy right cheek, turn to him
he -other- o.._,Arid.if. any
will sue. thee at law, and take
away—thy coat, let him have
thy cloak also. • And whosoever
shall compel: thee to go a mile,
go with hili- twain." This last
figure of speech conveyed to the
hearers a very concrete picture
drawn from 'their own experi-
ence. • When Roman troops
passed through' a. district the
inhabitants were required by
law, to carry their baggage;
this compulsory transport' `was
a kindof taxation imposed upon
the people G of occupied count-
ries by *heir Boman conquer
ors. -The .picture then, is that
of a hated Itoman',soldier under
sanction of military law, corn -
Felling a Jew to carry his equip-
Simonr
f Cyrene was eom elled
o y P
to carry our Lord's Cross under
a , similar law,
It seems a strange figure of
speech with which .to illustrate
Christian duty, Y,yet the principle
41p.pe
does prove true' to experience..
Roman soldiers may not burden
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.Compulsion, as .
ut aper
ma ebf' hdf « ' a' k-e—'1W
remains a law' of life. The Ro-
man of : Necessity •belongs to our
life as truly as in the days of
Caesar: life's ,inevitabilities have
to be, faced. And whether we
face thein in Jesus' way; Tatting
willingness overflow -obligation,
or, as' some do, grudgingly, face,
them we must. Here then is
the practical quesf ion, "How are
we tomeet life's musts?" Jesus
gives a 'Verb detfinite answer
go the extra mile Of • your own
freewill- and so deult ,the
malice -of necessity.: --Strange ad-
vice but it works! Experience
shows that 'the Sting of Com-
pulsion is gone when vtie' act
freely and cheerfully.
Consider Work; it is a neces-
sity. fort' all and cannot rightly
be - avoided, There are two
ways in which we can -accept it;
grudgingly.as : a' time -server, hat
mg the task ma'ster: as The Jew
hated the Roman who com-
pelled him, and finning . in con-
sequence," sheer drudgery: or,,
in the Spirit of the 'Second Mile,•
translating duty, into - priviiege,
and willing service, and finding
Satisfaction. in congenial work.
The first mile alone is drudgery,
glory and satisfactions' come with
the Second Mile.
of a mples of. #nen anti women,
who, have conquered the 'malice
of ('ate 'bST; the, Spirit of the
Second Mile, , •
"Whosoever shall compel thee
to, go a mile, :•moo with . him
twain.", The Sprit of Jesus
makes .,the, Second Mile -reason-
able and satisfying, and it is iu
such ' a Spirit that we, with
God's help, can best bear life's
burdens. „
ST HELE
'-sT. HELENS, Jan, Mrs.
Gordon 'McPherson returned
home on. Saturday after spend -
nig a" month, in Ottawa with.
her daughter, Mrs. ` Keith Black,
Mr:7Biack�an,.d Sons. `• •
Mrs. Ilarv"T Carrick is a at-.
s .ey: cP•.:. •
lent in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don, We wish her improved
health. '
, Mr. Wesley Wicks, of _Go
rich, *spent .,the, week -end th
his sister;M'rs. B. F. Green and
I ev. Green,
Mrs orn Traflet an&Tammy;'
of, Southampton,have- ' been
visiting -.her mother, Mrs.z--Mc-
Neil.. - r •
Born lo Mr.: alhd yrs. • ay
London a daughter.
Mr.
andMrs.-Ronald Perrott,
Rhonda • and Mary, .Jo, of .Gode-
rich, spent Sunday With Mr'
and MrS. Andrew Gaunt.
Transmission dines, for naU r •
a1, gas -iii ;:Canada now exceed.
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Pr., � Rainier 1'Rboxted ilial,
there -10d, 'been tel} cases o f
typhoid in G oderig 1911,,
W,A qhishoun'Par.
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tW .lots from "the estate
of the
late' :._.. , W, Clark lark :for .21;5.00.,
W -
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�urneyb
ad
butcher i0P°toJW.. sBoladk ehri,s.
Professor- Dorenwwend adver-
tised that w Quld be at xh
otek Bedford
. J. Bed o.'.rd
'with
a .corecomplete
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stock of fswitches: tran or -
:itiocgi;Plsonioshwthweavladfireosnotsf
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Coder` W.Craigie
was judge •at a
,skating carnival, , 'awarding
prizes to lyiisses -Leona Elliott,,
Minnie Tancott and Agnes Ham-
ilton. ilarvey Elliott, i rr•../Ma-
ee and Harry Kemp also, won
awards.
30 Years Ago -1932
Jack Cutt was *awarded two
proficiency' badges at Boy'
Scouts. He had a collection`
of •400 stamps.
amen. n was bairriman
for the program following an
oyster supper at the Goderich
Township -Orange Hall. • Marion.
Colwell; Ray 'CO., Jack Gardner
1'747 -Dora Harrison were some
.sof the musicians who provided
entertainment.
Tait, Clar -was : appointed .;.re-
liresenitative elder of the Car-
low Presbyterian Church group.
Mr..,and Mrs. Joseph Ti ert .
P g ,
near Sheppardton. celebrated'
their 64th_ wedding anniversary.
Mr -s. Tigert • was the former
Eliza4beth ,Jane
13 Years Ago. -1947
Brown: Smyth, reeve, of•. West
Wawanos1, was elected Huron
County warden.
special; award ..for eight'years',
perfect attendance at Victoria
Sehool .•Jeain ''Baechler Was
awarded the Robert Park mem�
orial ,mreda1 as the pupil', with
highest standing. in • Grade
eight, •
Alvin Sherwood and -tell' of
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l r. and..' s, Jalh ' McMillan
Olt the Blue Water• iigli�rar,
orcy��u
Apulian, Evers
riwai`aural - 'Or
evee
elected. stewards”
Tinton, VA-;
ited. Cliureh,
10 Yearaz,. A1952:
.Lauder:' Was appointed.
ell4ironar = of ,rt)*;Gpder4ll '#'ub
lie! School Beard,
0 W.. Sturdy,, toWn aSaeSsor,
arnti n
c thatthe
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Or gedexicly utalled 4,963
in
1953
TWo engageinents announeed
were:. MarryTheresa. Austin • to•.
Joseph" ,Courtney,. June gun,
ninghain' to Lloyd Bradley;
*"`Eobert liogre, H. o w rd
Squires, Hay. Fisher ai}d •TGordon
McPhee were the new elder,.
of Nile United Church. ,
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Ten -°new sehoolreel Sres 4v,
vedeu'dOacbg ouXny1, Mr ry
iss 1lsea
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-Lon sStir ing,
county Lina 1 nan;
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told' Ru
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e,p st s were m"•.r'to
.North AYshfivisiteld. and Turn'hadeerry� .public 'llbrs11,es.
c'entr44 $chool$d additiooal
seri/leo td WO new 'claesroo> '
at' Zion School Colborne.'
xownsbip, . An� x lOreased quant,
'ty of booke- was required ate'
th'e' RCSS Nee Ct.Stephen School,
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