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The Seafcrth News
WHOLE SERIES, VOL. 81
Town Council
Holds Meeting
With the nominations only a
couple of weeks away, Seaforth
town council eleoaed away the'
year's business or inacle suggece
tions for the guidance of the 1960
eounon. All mem'bors were pres-
ent excel): Compeller Baldwin,
Mayor 3. F. Ohri,etie presided. -
Councillors said ,the deed to the
olcl watetworlte property showed
pant ,of i,t (aoross the creek) reg
•istered to Tony Phillips. They re.
pelted the house Iliad been ensue»
vated by the new owner and was
'occupied.
Councillor Britdy seed numer•
ons exempts frosiu• the builcli'ng
bylaw. bylar . ]Tha• e was diecnaelan a-
bout the fire limits and it was
pointed out these applied only to
Main sts'eet. Councillor Brady o11,
served that the town should be
,sympathetic with those who built
new buildings or additions ,or al.
' ten:tions as they helped the town
in Many .ways. If regulation's
were 'too onerous and complicated
new buildings would not be put
up and the town would lose.
'Council passed a bylaw repeal-
ing a long etancling bylaw that an
fuel 'meet be weighed over the
municipal scales. Councillor Haba
kirk reported that he had met
the local coal dealers and discuss-
ed the (problem of scales, The
deiilers said they would like the
scales service continued. Council.
lot• Hebloiset suggested to eouncii
haat ,tete town lease the scales to
the four dealers and the drivers
could do the weighing themselves.
This would save ,the cost of a
weighmaster, Council :agreed the
suggestion should be made to the
dealers and detail's arranged. May-
or 'Christie said most •of the
truck loads of cattle were weigh,
ed at Wright & Leyburn's scales.
Oouneillor Rivers said they could
run them ,off the truck there,
weigh them and then run them
back .on. This system, gave a
snitch ,more accurate weight, he
•said.
Ceunoillor Habkirk reported a
mequeet for sidewalks on the
street 'into -the new factory. He
said Walter Murray had ,purchas-
ed three lots from ,the old lumber
yard property on Franklin street
and wanted •drainage. Council ag-
reed to look after this 'aa new
'houses were built by Mr. Murray.
,Councillor Habkirk said the
grader had been put inshape for
snowplowing. The -town' dump
had been bulldozed, as people
dumped stuff all over the place,
The idea ofthe town buying a
horse had been dropped, Mr. H'ab-
kirk said. The town bad a trap
tor leased an,d he reoommended
purchase of the machine next
year when 'council had bhe money.
The front wheels had been taken
off the tank wagon to make it
Into a trailer. The ,tractor made
no more mark 00 lawns than the
horse, he had found.
Councilor Turnbull suggested
that a pump should be Put on the
tank. Bailing out oesspoole by
hand labor was too expensive, The
Power take off on robe tractor
could be used and a separate
motor would be unnecessary.
Councillors said the whole bus-
iness of scavenging needs some
revision, Some cesspools were
' pumped out twice a year and
others only ,once in a number of
yea'is. Councillors were inclined
to think the septic tanks now re-
quired were bardly as efficient as
the cesspools lined with brick and
required mare weepers,
Councillor Turnbull told coun-
cil Ile had written the Ontario
Water Resources Cornrnissien. He
thought it was unliikely, we would
hear'tram them this year. '.they
were busy with a large number
of projects and our turn would
come' later, In ,the meantime the
contractor who laid the sewer a
Year ago '011 the new street was
s'tiI1 unpald.
Council arranged for the court
•of revision to be held in two
-weeks. A nuunber of requests far
rebate of takes had been received.
Connell passed a bylaw 'setting
the polling places and oftioials,
ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr, and Man. Daniel Costello
wish to announce the engagement
of their !youngest .claugbter, Patri-
cia, Evangeline, Reg,,N., to Mr.
Douglas McGiivny, son of Mr, and
Mrs, • Harris McCeidvey, London,
Ont. The marriage will take place
at 11 am., Nov. Nth in St. 'Mar-
tin's Slum -an Catholic Oluierch,
London, Ont.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The'marriage is am -Jounced of
Mrs. Mabel 'Cole, of Stratford, and
Mr. Toy :Lawson, ,o£ Seaforth, at
Kitchener .on ,Set., Oct, 31st, Mm,
and Mrs. Lawson wi'Il maids at
Stratford.
DEUR HUNTERS
This res deer hunting week and
among those away are Chief of
Police dIutahinson at J•tnliuson
Harbor; J. Modelancl, J. M. Scott,
W, Levbue'n, C, Rowoliffe in nor-
thern Ontario; and M. 12. Clarke
and G. Meuse and a party from
Churton In the Brace Peuhasaila,
ORANGE EUCHRE
The Orange Hall Property Cons
mitten held a successful euchre
In the .Or'ang'e (Heli on R••iday,
Nov, 6, with prizes going to: `Valet. with Thee," A vote of
Ladies 1st, WO. Albert .0'Reiile, thanks was given to the hostess
lone hands, Mrs Ephraim Clarke, end tho's'e ,tatting part. Hymn 503
cons„ Mrs. Annie'Harr'ison; men, ,anti the Vliepalr benediction clos-
first, Albert ,O'Reilly, lone hands, ed'tbe meeting, A social tiine.iiol-,
Alex, McMdcliselp cons ,p Alexlowed when lunch was,served by
Weir. the social cominittee,
P11o11e 84 SD.f+.PORTH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1959
.¢1,50 a Year
Authorized as Second Claes mail,
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'Stanley Couple Mark Marjorie Papple Missing Stamp Box Points of View
35th Anniversary' Wires W.I. Award Found in River On Liquor Vote
On Saturday averring a su+}'t?rise Marjorie Papple, daughter of Seaforth police reported that
party was bend for Mr, and i11;rs, Mr, 'and MIS. Bari Papple, reoely the stamp box taken from the
Harold Ponhale, honoring them 0c1 word on 'Monday, 'Nov. 9, that, front of the Seaforth post office
on the occasion of their 3fitli she had received the Huron Conn- two weeks ago heel been found' at
Y men's Institute Clinton, over the week end,' St was
•wedding anniversary at the boric ty Ontario Wo.
of their on, Mr, and Mr's. Thom, Soloolarsb-p for her 411 Herne- 'located rn.tbe Bayfield river be*
eaPenhale. Their son culled to making work, *side, the= No, 4 `highwaylwidges
take them to Goderich and nice Mesh of 'the 'stamps were still fn'
tead landed ,them at his home, WED IN SARNIAthe machine,
The house was decorated with St. Joseph's Roman' Catholic The box was discovered in the
white bells and tioltvers and was Church was the •seeno at a wed- river by a young gill. Two men
filled with guests from London, ding recently when Elizabeth• Ann I .pulled it out and •notified Clinton
Kippen, .'Goderich, Clinton and MaEabhern became the bride ofpolice. The box was returned to
B'ayfielcl district. Gilbert John Murray. I Seaforth on Sunday. '
Dulling the evening they were ,The bride is the daughter of Postmaster • Willis said plans
presented with a beautiful cot 'Mn', •ante Mrs. Duncan McEaohern, are already under 'way to place a
sage and bouttoniere. After' a so- Sarnia, and the groom: is the son new stamp m0ohine,.outside the,
sial evening tli r" a
e honored for aged care sl 0 Me. 1 Mee ' 'ii
e an 1L s Uel -t i
1 f t G lvuria Seawall J, ea8o h os office. The 1, box'
post old a
were placed inddres'l seats in Dublin. will be Sent away for repairs,
the arch and en absences was read The doubie.'ing ceremony was
by MrseWaltee Scott of London, Performed by Rev. Fr, Wm, CONSTANCE
A lovely triligb't floor lamp was Cooney. Soloist, James O'Reilly, Miss Nolen IMcIllwain, grain•
Presentedfrom •the family of the sang 'Ave Maria," On This Day,'
couple, also many lovely gifts and "Tanis Angelicas" The bride ate of Stratford Gemmel Hospital,
from the other guests were Pre- chose a full length white pewee received wart! that she had
seated. A delicious lunch- was silk taffeta gown with a bustle successfully passed her exam and
served along with a beautifully back. The bodice was •styled with received her Reg, N. Her marks
deooreted anniversary take, lily poip't sleeves and a scoop were 3A, and 1B. Helen is a gra.
Mr. and :Nes, Pathan) have two neckline with embroidered french duate of Seafarbh District High
daughters, Mrs, Howard McCull- ,lace, the skirt extended to a cha- School and S.S. No. 3 Hullett
ough and Vlrs, Mslvin Bennett, repel train, Hey finger tip ven was Public School. She is the laugh-
otte son, Thomas Penhale, and held by a hand of pearls, She ear ter of Mu', And Mrs. George McIll-
five grandchildren, Tied a bouquet of white .gardenias wain, At ,present she is employed
and red (roses. miss Joan 11.IcEaolt- At .the Clinton Public Hospital,
ern attended her •sister as maid of • Messrs. George MoIliwain, Ross
honor and Miss Mergonet Bose Willison, Jack 'Crozier, Seaforth
Murree, sister orf the groomr, was and Charles Wakefield of London
bridesmaid.,` They were gowned are spending a, few days at Stokes
alike in dyesses of blue ,tofeta Ray 'during tete hunting season.
end haw head dress. Attending 'Blass. Edith MacFarlane, Mrs,
the ,groom as best man was his; Harold Stone and ale. and Mrs.
brother, Joseph Mulra'ay of Toren. Ron 'Carrigan all of Toronto
to. Ushers were Leon [KIurmay, oro- ,spent the 'week end ,with Mr. and
ther of the groom and William Mrs. 'Frank Riley . and visited
McCormack. Sunday with Mr. Tom Riley who
Dinner and reception were held is a patient in Victoria Hospital,
at the Knights of ,Columbus hall Landon,
in Sarnia. The bride's mother' re -Mrs. Hayman of Hensall spent
ceived wearing a blue figured PI iday 'Cad Saturday with Mrs,'
dress with pink rosebud corsage, Qvllellson and ' fam+ily anal Mfrs.
Assisting her ,the ,groan's m'ot'her Glazier who had silent the past
wore a' royal blue .dress and red two months at the Millson home
rosebud corsage. For travelling with 'Mrs. Pollard, returned •home
the bride wore a blue sheath dress 'W'ikh Mrs. DaYnuso.
with 'white accessories and a cor- Remembrance Service
sage of wlvi+te .gardenias. Out of Ari impressive church service
town .guests ,attended from Torn- was held on Sunday at Constance
to, Kit:boner, Dublin, North ,$ay, U. C. when Rev, Mir. range the -
London, Windsor, St. Thomas, Co_ ducted a memorial service honor-
boning, Boston and New Jersey- `ing the men of two wai39. A Cross
The couple will make thein ,home of Poppies •s,-tood beside the Hon -
in Sarnia, our• Roll. Mr. Howard Presecat-
Prior to her marriage ,toe bride or, a„returned service man of
was the recipient o:f a number of World War ,II, -read- the honour
showers 'held In her honor. roil and ,two minutes silence tot -
lowed. Special music was played
RBBEICA/aS MEET by Miss Marilyn Taylor. Rev, Mr,
gave a detailed and interesting re- ans. Keith Sharp, NG, presided
port ,on what 'a Public health ' Aver Monday night's meeting of
Edelweiss Rebekah Lodge, Mrs,
Ila Dorrance and Mrs. Scott Slab -
kirk will be in charge of a social
to follow the Nov, Bard meeting.
Several prizes including a door
prize will be awarded.
The first meeting in December
will be a Christmas meeting.
Eighteen tables were in play
at a euchre following Monday
night's meeting with the follow-
ing - being winners: Ladies,
games, Mrs. Leslie McClure; lone
hands, Mrs. Frank Steele; cons
Miss Margaret Sinolair; men,
games, Robt. Dodds; lone hands,
Albert Baker; cons„ Wur, Blair,
Vers. David 'MacLean and her
social committee served a delic-
ious lunch.
MEW BOXES
A panel of new lock boxes was
Installed this week in the Sea -
forth post office. Wooden parti-
tions were removed to make roam
for the. new boxes which wird
stand on a special step. With the
new panel there will be seven
panels of boxes in the post office,
The new panel has 70 small box-
es anci about 20 larger ones.
The work of Metalling took about
a clay.
ST, JAMBE'
The regular monthly meeting
of the Catholic Women's League
was held in the school room. The
meeting .opened with. prayer led
by the -president, Mrs. Sohn Mel-
eney. Finals plans for the •annual
bazaar were die'enaned and con
vener's are as fellows: Tickets,
Mrs, John ,Flannery and Mrs,
Clarence Malone; tea tables. Mas,
R. S. Box 'and Ma's, Win, Hart;
sewing, Illus. John Meagher ,and
Mas. Sam Bates; baking, Mre, Mi-
chael Williams, Mira. Lester Leon -
tiara; Dandy, Mas. Russell Prim-
gee; mystery boxes, Mrs. Ken Et-
ue and Mrs. •Jack Case. The
Christmas cake ,tickets are ill
charge of Mh,'s."C. P. Sills and Mrs.
James 'Slattery. Prizes for bazaar
will ;be on display .in Box furni-
ture .store the week preceding.
There will be a sewing ,bee at the
Thome of i1lrcs, Jahn. 'Meagher on
Monday, Nov. 9. All members will
be welcome, Five members will
attend the deanery meeting to be
held in Stratford Nov. llth. The
card parties 'at the homes have'
been popular 'during the mouth,of
October. Mrs. Don Dale, public
health nurse for this district,
nurse's duties are and ,how each
diveslon carries ant their duties.
Ms's. Alvin' areale thanked Mrs.
Dale and presented 'her with a
cn'p and saucer. on •behalf of the.
league . The nieeting 'adjourned
and closed with prayer and a
,hymn, 'Lunch was served by Mans.
Alice Stiles and Miss .Mai 5•" uerite
Dunn. Roll call far December
meeting will be some helpful (Sint
for Christmas.
ANNOUNCE SO.ROLA n SHIPS
• The committee ap, , need by
Huron County Council o award
scholarships and burseri'. at the
University of Western Ontario
announces the telluwinr seleu-
teens for 1959:,• Thomas Bryd-
ges, Belgrave; 'Marilyn , Riley,
Londesboro; Edward J. •ornrin-
ton, Hensail; Katherine Ondre-
jicka, Crediton; Peter t Lier-
man, rr 3, Goderich.
The sebolare,liips to bhe oy and
the ,girl from Huron Couu y who
attained the highest • Ming
were awarded to William G Laid-
law, Winghani a graduate i, Hon-
ours Physics _and Ohemistr and
to Helen Pridham, ,Goderie , a
tided year student do Geverel
Arts.
OVERHEATED STOVD
The fire brigade awes called to
the home of James Sturgeon, Eg-
mo-vdvdlle, on Friday afternoon,
when an ail stove became .over-
heated. The stove had flooded
and when ,lighted the fire became
very hot. No damage was done,
BRUCEIFiELD
Breecefiels TVA Plaits Christmaas
Part.$ on December First
The November meeting of the
Woman':s Association was held on
Thursday afternoon in the school
room of the United ,Church. Meet-
ing opened with singing 'hymn 400
and Mrs. John Broadfoot and Mas.
The t'irenien stayed until the Gordon Richarclson-,hacl charge of
danger was over. - the devotional exercises,.. Vers.
Richardson took as Iter topic,
ON TV 'Therefore Stand.”
Broad -
Mies Bette Tillman HuronThe president, Mrs, W. Broad-
Honre Economist, and Mro. W. L. fact, then took the chair and the
Rshyte, Seaiorth, w11 be guests creed was repeated in unison.
on the Roy Jewell Show,- :CTRL Thankyou notes were mead from
TV London, on Friday, Nov. 18 Ms's. S. McClung, Allan MoNa11,
Wm. Sc
between 9.30 and 10 pm. The ott and Mrs. Thomson. It
topic will he "OlotJlres Closets Up' was moved by 'Mrs, John Henslsr-
to
.Date." son and seconded by Mrs. Edgar
Allan that we eater to the IOOF
supper in November. Group 4
GROUP THREE WA were in charge of.the program. A
Group 3 ,of the 'W'A. of North- dainty lunch was served.
aide United Ohurch met at the Bins.., Arthur Wooley fell last
home of Mrs, H. Travers for their weelt fracturing her hi,p.Slie ,is at
November meeting.: •1%Siss Abbie present in the Clinton hospital.
Selo opened the meeting• with a Don't forgot the WA bazaar at
Poem "Humble Heart." Hymn the H,rncefielcl United Ohurdh ,on
35,8 was sung and' the Lord's Sat., Nov, 14, at 2.30.
Prayer repeated in unison. The 'Mee, Jas. Burdge of Cobourg
bnsness .part of the 'meeting was scent a few days 'With hie parents
'conducted by !vire. W. Bradshaw. ice'• and MVO. F. Burdge.
The next meeting of the General Mr. anti Mr's, Mac •Willson, Mira,
WA will be ,Dec 9. Mrs, Travers W, Sbaekhottse visited on Sunday
had change et the ,devotional !pert with Mr. anci 'M`rs. Elwood Stack-
of?the meeting anci read a poem encase, Wilton Grove.
"Remembering," I-Iymn 502 was Mr. Adam rliencierson, Toronto,.
sung. Mrs. G. Steffenread the is visiting with tdln•. and Mrs.
seri,ptnre followed with prayer. Gee. 7lenclere'on this week,
Mee F, iloogy and ears, Betty
Koehler sang a duet 'I-iiow great STANLEY
thou Mt' Mrs, Steffen read an lyre, and Mrs, Harold Psnllale
au-tiole entitled "Harvest Thanks- .had a family dinner 011 .Sunday
giving." Midi. -Koehler then fav 10 celebrate their 35411 wedti'ing
orad -us with a solo "Just a Closer
anniversary at their 'home. All
',the immediate families were pre-
sen,t.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Scott anci
Mi, Liermen Johnson ante domain
tea Anna Solingen, of London,
spent Sunday with iNlr', anci Mrs,
Harold Polemic
Punge -brought to his congrega-
tion the thought of the Cost of
living today as to the value. of tate
lives of the men of ,the ,Past two
wars and leading hack to the time
and the p'r'ice of Jesus who died
on
.the Otross for us ail. Singing
of the Queen closed the service.
Next Sunday the congregation
at Constance, owing to Visitation
Sunday, will join with the Burns'
congregation for service at 1.30
Pan. All members are asked to
oo+operate 311 order that the duties
of ,the visitation teams will be
able to be completed.
WIVES Fanl Thanicoffering
The Constance WiiS held their
Pall Tbankotfering at the home
of Mrs. W. L. Whyte on Wednes.
day, Nov. 4,
Mrs. Borden Brown opened the co
meeting while Mrs. Wilbur Jewitt teeth
read .the . scripture from Romans ing the flask layman to be appoin-
12 followed with prayer by Mrs. ted to this position, I can speak
W. L. Whyte. as a layman and express my views
A word of `welcome and a as one who has had. a wide busd-
Thaeksgiving poem were given ness experience and wlto has coy -
by the president after :which \Inns, ered business assignments in
Verne.Dale presented the offer- many' areas of our country.
ing. A programme of a reading,
'Our Troubles" was given by ries,
Lorne Lawson; piano solo "My
Cabbechnvl" by Mrs, 'Wit, Jewitt interests against the CTA that
ales. J.• Scott was introduced and Huron was the only county with Rev. A. M. Amacker•, presided, Mr. and errs. Taunt of Pontiac,
enlightened all her listeners in juvenile delinquency, drunken- and a number of ,the clergy took 'Blick„ with Me. and Mrs. Mleluael
her jovial manner of the value of nese, "drinking on the steps of part. Rev. Dr. J. Semple, Erg- Nagie.
About forty ladies assembled at
the home et Mrs. Charles Friend /
on Thursday afternoon in honor
of :nes. Albert Rock who has mov-
ed to Mitchell• A quilting was
textured followed by .presentation
of'a steam Iran to birs, Rock who
graciously 'expressed ber thanks.
A delicious lunch was served be
Mr's. Friend enol her assistants.
A farewell pasty was held nt
the Recreation Room of Mr, and
tlii's, Gerald IlolIand honoring Mr.
anti Mrs. +Hubert O'Reilly wire
have sold their home here to
George Coyne and will reside in
London. Good wishes were ex-
pressed and the presentation of
an electric fry lean and purtee was
areas have been attacked and eon- are areas in the Temperance Act made by Lorne Cronin. Several
fropteci with Local Option votes, that world strengthen the Con- tables of euchre were arranged
The winning 'of this vote repre- teal Aot. and a social hour of Glancing en-
sente a potential of literally "On Nov. 30, meek your ballots jo3'ed and lunch served,
thousands of extra dollars eor the
liquor• interests. It one small
.contnuunity ,alone the liquor side
of the vote paid out more than
810,000 to win. My warning to
the good people Of ,Huron County
is ,fo listen to somebody else for
a while and to take cognizance
of the total provincial picture of
the liquor traffic—daily news-
paper eepartiirg of teen-age drink-
ing, bootlegging, impaired driving
and 'so on, Liquor is liquor
runner any law, and 'Huron has a
law now that 'hoe donne and will
do much mare for ,the good of
your county than the so-called
"'outmoded" Liquor ,Control Act.
The following erre the uuuunici-
pa.li•ties 'oporetln'g under tete Lin-
nae' Genteel ,Act that have voted
down further liquor outlets this
year—the large majo'ri'ty of which
Mee been foe' cocktail bars and
'them' dining lounges, which are
licensed to operate until 1 a.m,t
St. Thomas, Grimsby, Norwich,
Victoria Harbor, Ertn, Palmer-
ston and the Canonto towhsliips,
Murray township, Timmins, Gan-
anoque, Drury, Denison anti Gia -
ham townships, Gosfleld Souter,
Kingsville, Wheatley, the torpor -
The following infoa'mation is
submitted by the +Buren Citizens
Legal Control 'Committee; L,
In a little more than two weeks
the electors of Huron will have
thetr'finst opportunity in 45 years
to express thine opinion at the
polls on the much debated CTA
issue.
Voting clay is llilonday, Nevem.
ber 30 and the polls will be open
from 8 `ere 1111 6 pm. There are
146 polling subdivisions in the
county. Regulations governing the
vote -vile^ be sinid'ar tp tboge in a
Federal by-election,
Foe the convenience et travel -
lens and railroaders, an advance'
poll will. be held in Goderich on
Thursdily, Ft'iday and Saturday,
November 26, 27 and 28.
Huron and Perth, which is also
voting on the same issue Novena^
her 30,'are the only 'two counties
in Ontario which stili remain un
cler the CTA. Most abandoned it
before the turn of the century.af-
ter a brief trial, The last •two
counties to -repeal the Act were
Manitoulin in 1949, and Peel in
1361. •
The Huron Citizens Legal Con-
trol Committee,, headed by John
E, IHuoloins, Goderich councillor
and former mayor, look upon the
campaign as a orueade 'to eatab-
lIsitan enlargeable liquor law in
Iiuron co'un+Gy. They contend that
the -strong provisions of the Ott -
Arlo Llquar 'Control Aot will en-
able the police eo crack clown on
teen-age drinking, The CTA pro-
vides no penalty toe supplying li-
quor or ^beer to minors, whereas
under Ontario law, which would
apply after ebbe repeal of the CTA,
any Person found guilty of this
offense incurs a jail term of from
one to three months,
If Huron rejects the CTA en
November 30, LOBO stores and
brewers retail stores could be es-
tablished in .the major county
towns where no local option by-
law was passed prior to introduc-
tion of the CTA. However, no ho-
tel, tavern or entitle house licen-
ses weaul'd gp into-epetation any-
where in the county unless a fur-
ther vote were taken and •p'assed
by tha'ee-fifths of the electors of
the individual municipality con-
cerned.
A ,letter to ,the esU,toe from Roy-
al F. Moulton, general secretary,
the Ontario 'Temperance Federa-
tion, says:
Some years ago my business as-
signments took me into Huron
county. I looked forward with
pleasure to cliecicing in at one of
the best hotels in western Ontario,
located on„tne 'aim at the wheel"
in Goderich. The rooms were
spotless, and the meals, served in
'one of the best -appointed dining
rooms, were of •tete highest qual-
ity. There were no noisy or smel-
ly beverage rooms, and one could
retire after a busy day without
the admoyance of noisy brawls in
the corridors. This was one rea-
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Seaforth
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atiou of ' Burleigh-Anstruther', against repeal of the C.T.A. Then .
Leamington, Bowmanville, Pitts- if •the Christian people of these
burgh township, Tisdale township, two counties move into Ottawa
Flesberton, Dundas and. Burling- and say you want certain amend -
ton. Intents, 'eon will have the kind of
- Royal F. Moulton, General legislation desired by many
secretary, the Cntario Temperan counties, I believe the ]rind of
ce Federation. man I think b1r. Diefenbakea' is
will listen, and we have a good
"We e have no law enforceinent friend in Hon. Donald Fleming."
in many sections of this prov-
ince,” General Secretary Royal F. D tf B j I N
Moulton of .the Ontario Temper -
and
Cues Federation sand at a Sunday VIr. and Mrs- W. Acitioyd, To -
evening meeting in Emmanuel Tonto, with !Mrs.
B7. E. O'Rourlte
son why I became completely sold Evangelical Church, Zurich, "The and Frank.
on .the Canada Temperance Act in Canada Tentperauce Act. needs Vers, Ed Stapleton in Montreal
,Huron, strengthening, but it is a better with Mrs. B. McGovern.
Now that I have recently be- Act than the Liquor Control Act, l ;lidos Pbyllis. Butters and Miss
me general secretary of the On- which has saturated the .province,' Anne MdMillan were su0cessftll in
rio Temperance Federation, be- You have no legalized outlets in
it examinations for Registered
Senior, and the Board Nurse at St. Joseph's Hos0ital,
cannot come along at next meet- London.
Mg and open beverage rooms for 111". and Mrs. Wm. Stewart,
men and women, lounges and Kit0hener, with VIr, and Vers.
cocktail bars. If the C.T.A. should Joseph Dill -
break Clown, you wouiclhave afre sad Mrs, Len Steinbach,
these types of outlet." Ron and Rita, London, with Mrs.
'Cathleen Feeney.
Mr. and Vire. Hugh 'Pugh, Clair-
ntont, with Mx. and Mrs. Ferg Sta-
pleton.
One would get the impression The g'at'hering, sponsored by
from the "smear campaign" that South Huron Ministerial Assoct-
is being contluctecl by :the liquor ation, filled the cluu'oh auditor-
ium and gallery. The pastor,
"Our Appointed Corner." God has
a plan for us and we have an ap-
pointed corner to fulfill to set in
His plan foe• the world. We may
•only be one talent people but by
cheerfulness, gratitude, shining
with joy and rejoicing of having
the gospel word ets the goad news
we can't but help bit ,into a special
corner .in Goti's plan. Sias. Geo.
McElwain rendered a beautiful
solBlr'o.
s. Wm. Dale thanked Mos.
Scott for her inspiring message
and also Sire. Whyte far her
home.
Mrs. Geo. Addison was asked
to come forward while Mrs . R.
MacGregor read an address . of
era reoiation of her work clone in
the Constance W,MS and 'ales. Earl
Lawson presented Mrs. Addison
with a life membership, certificate.
Mns. Addison fittingly thanked
the VMS far Miele t,boughtfuiness.
An appropriate hymn, "Jesus
Bids Us Shine" was sung'. accent
ponied by rebs. Wm. Jewitt, plan-
ist for the entire service. •
All joined in repeating 'tete Miz-
pah benediction, after whish all
enjoyed si social half hour when
lunch was served by the hostess
and her assistant's.
The •Constance CGIT caret 'Mon-
day evening at 7,30 o'clock at the
home of ,Muss Joyce Tewlbt, lead -
es•. After a ;recreation period, a
worship service was conducted
by elideses Joyce and Janice Jewett
after which business matters
were 'clisaussed.
iNoxt Monday evening at 8 o'-
clock initiation of the members of
the CGIT will take pima in the
basement of .the church; to which
all ladies cite invited 40 attend.
WINTHROP
The 'Mission Band aye having
an Open Meeting on Friday even-
ing, Nov, 13th, at 8 o'clock. The
children hare prepared a program
Cord it film will be, shown, All are
welcome,
town halls," impaired driving,, rnonclville, praised the Evangel -
bootlegging, and so many other scat people and the Mennonites
misdemeanor's that there was for their co-operation in the earn -
simply no alternabive to getting paign.
rid of the C.T.A. So many Huron `The Canada Temperance Act
'people have been told that black has been melignes, not only in
is white far so long that they are this 0015017' bet in Pertly,:' Ma•,
now believing it, and the soery, Moulton ,said. "The liquor inter -
pert of ,it is ,that too many of our,eats have had their eyes on these
good church people ere numberedcounties for a long tune, and the
'among ,them. C.T.A. has never had a square
This letter is one of warning..' deal, In the first pla0e, the Con -
Beware at the "Wolf in sheep's tool Act was operating alongside
clothing." There is a potential, it until 1947, and then withdrawn.
'revenue of over $2,000,000 annual-- Other provincial and federal
lY .in Huron county tor the brew-' laws operate concurrently, and
ers and distillers. More than 51. certain provisions of the •L.C,A,
dry centres were attacked in would strengthen the Temperance
1956. This year so far 48 dry Act, and on •bhe other hand there
Miss Gail lsvelene ,Ferguson el rent has been recently Siluoulte-
Petor'boro, awl Stuart Wilber ed. They will be married at Pet -
Keyes of Toronto, whose engage- erboro on Nov. 2Stlt