The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-09-15, Page 10a`
The Goderieh Signat-Stari Tbiladv, September 16„ 1966
The B1ue. Thumb
By G. MacLEOD RQSS
0 e f the symptoms "which tan Arms firm for the assassin- of any unbiassed mad that the
characterizes a dictatorship is
the introduction of a scape-goat.
When° "planning" by a self -an-
ointed train trust has failed,
it is lime to .create a diversion.
These take. nlany forms. Ger-
'many found the Jews; Russia
its leaders. Indoneasia declared
War. • 'Egypt stole the Canal.
Italy massacred the Eritrean&
Canada, still employs massive
doses of appeasement. He who
shout is loudest and threatens to
disrupt the whole fabric of na-
tional life; he must be placated
—at the expense even of you
and L The 'provinces: Ontario,
Quebec and 'British Columbia
find their goat in theatening the
federal government. -
In North America, now that
the shadow pf the Great Society
is lessening, the favorite butt
is big business. The malevel-
ent collectivist mind attacks the
goose that lays the golden eggs.
The 2,800,000 share -owners of
the 'huge American Telegraph.
and Telephone Co. are served
with a demand for information
on its inner workings 1,vhich will
cost thein millions of dollars.
worth of unprodustion labor and
jeopardize its operations for 20
years. The widows and orphans
of this coropanrhave had their
investment re -valued by a mere
22 per cent in 1966 alone.
However, the most carefully
prepared and waged assault has
been directed against the auto
makers: General Motors, Ford:
and Chrysler. This took the
subtle form of iblarniffg- the au-
tomobile for road accidents.
Possibly the first recorded in-
stan6'e of an object being blamed
for its action in the hands of
its owner. It would have-lieen
Ital-
ation of President Kennedy. The
quip that no one was ever ruin-
ed by a logolt was discounten-
anced by the support given .by
the U.S. senate committee to
"'Unsafe at any Speed." As a
result, the 1,300,000 General
Motors share -owners saw their
investment shrink by 35 per
cent. Onehundred law snits
Were bIbIlkIragainst the eor-
poration involving $40,000,000
in claims relating to the Ciar;
vair car. This will give you
some idea how the troops of
IVIidian prowl and prowl around.
To date, the corporation has
lost not a suit. In a recent find-
ing the judge ruled: "the only
reasonable conclusion the court
can draw from the evidence
is that when average drivers ap-
proach the limit of a ear's con-
trol -by driving a curve too fast,
it 'creates a dangerous risk of
harm, irrespective of whether
the car be a Corvair, a Falcon,
a Dodge, a Cadillac or anyother
enake of model."
In continental Europe, where
traffic casualties are far greater
than here, the authorities are
focussing their efforts on the
driver andinbt on the car. ,If
there be any doubt in the mind
and aft. Call it $50 to
driver is the source of an ac- 100 per car extra.
dant, the Auto Club of Mich- In 1968 in the U.S. (and Can-
igan has published au analysis ada is unlikely to be far behind
of state-wide traffic , fatalities Big 130rotherl a smog device will
over two holiday weekends. It be mandatory. Never mind that
reports' that Ilene of the dead it is only in California that it
wore, seat belts;. at least half !night be of use. You have
had "been drinking; most of delivered your soul to Parlia-
them, py the "point" system, menet and you are going to like
should 'have lost their licences. it. Call. it a further $50 per
Driver Pays • car. This last abortion has been
Whilst yeti may feel no oc- called "a batten dollar hoax."
casion to shed tears on behalf The advice is intricate, needs
of the share -owners of Amer- constant attention and service
lean TeL and Tel, or of the and may have adverse' effects
auto Urns, yon, the car -buyer, on the performanee of 4lie en7
are going to pay the, collectivist gine. So this Unholy all4a0
piper. For, as far as future between t,he doctrinaire scient-
models are concerned, your ist and the demagogue will en -
place in the driver's seat has sure a further 000,000,000 going
been usurped by "Safety." In out of the tail -pipe and down
the current model, safety fea- the drain.
tures will cost the car -buyer There then, are just the be -
.$500,000,000 allit3he result of has- ginnings,- now that .governinent
ty, ill-considered legislation. is going to decide what stand -
[You may argue that we have ards aye "reasonable, practic-
become used to that: federally,
W. J. Denomme
FLOWER
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tirthir - ucers Plari x r
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Club The latter calls for care- fall fairs and invariably attracts
Huron Hog Producers As-
speiatien sponsoring one of
the Ilargest swine exhibits ever
to be held, in conjunction with
an ituternation.allIP laughing
Match At 'this year's Match
near Seaforth;' the }Wren As-
sociation is taking over an en-
tire building — 4,800 square
feet—and devoting it to perk
du,stry •displays.
From Oct. 11 to 14, tens-.
of-thqusands of visitors are
expected to view the exhibit,
which is designed to interest
both producers and cen.sumersea detailed explanation about
For the farmer there is to be their background. •
a display of Yorkshire, Land The young farmers of Huron
will have their own exhibit.
This' will be a Lacombe- sow
plus her litter. She is a "third
generation" animal of Huron's
4-H Gilt ' Club. Beside the
Lacombe display there is to be
a pen of market hogs sponsored
by Huron's 4-H Market Hog
provincially and municipally,
and no one will disagree with
you.] General Motors' 1907 mo-
dels will include an energy ab-
sorbing steenitile column. -The
braking system will have dual
,cylinders for front and rear
brakes and, of course, belts
ajor Oil Company
Has For Sale or Lease
SERVICE _ .$TAT1QN
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Excellent opportunity for Class A mechanic.
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Goderich Itranch N. S. McINTYRE, Manager
race and Lacon e breeding
stock. Against each pen there
will be a sign explaining BOP
scores and why the stock is
good.
SinCe more and more farm-
nrs have become interested in
Hybrid hogs, there is to be a
pen containing a crossbred York -
Lacombe sew. Bred to a Land -
race boar ;she will have her,
litter with her—so advanced
planning.is called The
sire eb housed in a pen
next door. Again, there will be
iutomobile. And you really be-
lieved that one day SartIl you
would cast off the shackles of
the Lord's Day Act and the de-
predations of the L.C.B4O.
As Sam Blumenfeld wrote
recently in the "Review of the
News," The "protest" against
the atamobile is a lightly dis-
gtdsed protest against freedom,
individualism, rationality, innov-
ation and beauty." It is, pretty
obvious that you will be: "Poot
able and appropriate" for your' er at any Speed.
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11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. — 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
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ful timing because in the week a large number of visitors, par-
.
of Oct. 11-14 ,the,se animals will titularly city people mechani-
have to be in the weight range
of 195, pounds.
Malcolm. Davidson of Bruce -
field, who is chairman of the
exhibit's planning committee,
say S there •will be demonstra-
tions of backfat probing and
ultrasonic testing. These should
attract both rural and urban
PeoPle, he predicted. Research
Workers with the agricultural
college of the University of
Guelph and the Ontario De-
p.artment of Agriculture will
make these tests.
Another section of the build-
ing, Mr. Davidson says, will
be used to demonstrate the
teletype auction system used
by the Ontario Hog ProdUcers
Marketing Board to sell all •of
Ontario hogs. This was dia.
catty inclined or accustomed to
the tickertape of the Toronto
Stock Exchange.
in the same section is to
be an exposition of ROP scor-
ing and an explanation,of the
,grading system by Vfielals of
the Canadian Department of
Agriculture, ., Additionally, the
IGA grocery chain will give a
show of retail meat cutting as
an explanation of retail values
of various 'grades.
And for the consumer, On-
tario Hydro is holding cooking
demonstrations of Various pork
cuts'. There are two cooking
shows a• day plus films. •Ms
part of the building, lVir. David-
son says, will have a •proper
floor and seats. Ln addition it
played at „other matches and will be heated.
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Here is an opportunity for the youth of Huron County' to take part in a
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HERE ARE THE PARTICULARS:
- Open to all youth of Huron .county from age 13 to 30.
— Non -denominational
— 10 Voices
2L-- Music secular and religious.
—„ Registration Fee $2.00
— tinder the direction of Mr.
Clinton.
George Cull of Central Huron Seccindary School,
— Organization and first practice at 2:00 p.m., at Wesley Willis United Church,
• Clinton, on September 18th.
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