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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1966-06-09, Page 7• • • • Arnold: `St nnissen GROUP LIFE ACCIDENT .an.... SICKNESS• -' MAJOR MEQ{CAS, P! ISIONS " R ANN{J1,71.FS. i Reresetitifg Slut Life Aes Company �,nc � `orerrch. St. East Seaforth of Caad'a;. TELEPHONE' 52 -0410 e WANT ADS BRING QUICK R'FSVL,TS: Dial 0127-0240 * • s Uy '4 w"(,F���,4�• Er. ilii ..we 45,403; Credit Unions in the world - serve 27;344,870 members. • Total Shares - - - $12,168,736,310 Total Assets - r - . - $13,719,474,667 ARE YOU A CREDIT UNION MEMBER? CLINTON COMCOMMUNITY CREDIT UNION 'LIMITED NEWS. OF THE WEER IN $TAFFA• • WPHAM . McDonald -Am Thos• with the 'townsblip, Council, to Mr. and Mrs. 3'amea Rohde Mrs* � $ Qy: Mcg � � o art itc edl 11�, and it to met, he resident,' prelett, M's.', Allan Lawson sand 'Michael( �'' Sunda u sts with Mx w o an .s. 'Karel"alp Chose as her- ' alnily life venue, with, Aug; ,aracf,Mra,' Gerald >:,a . s .n ti Mr . � t s when Sta# a Women's 10, make Jus fora centennial And b , M h x s, Carter I ersIa'ke presided.' Tlie $ta##a;. CW Met in -the . Fere y guests _ ... motto: "For home and » conn•; Darrel ' Parker presiding for Ma's, Aebert Bundle and. Jack try„ , the devotional; were weekend guests. in Lair Miss Veea Hambley, who .ate. •tended the Guelph convention; presented areport to the Iii- statute, A report of the District. anxival was given by Mrs. John Templeman. Mrs, 'Walter 0-- Brien .Brien displayed a centennial booklet, Mrs. Carter Kerslake and Mrs. John Templeman were ap- pointed a committee to • meet Read the Advertisements ,-•- It's a Profitable Pastime! NOTICE .. TO.. WHITE BEAN GROWERS AMIBEN., Now Cleared 'for White Beans Apply Amiben .pre -emergence to your white bean crop, eith- er overall, ($10.15 per acre for chemical) or Banded on the. row, ($3.50 per acre for chemi- cal). Excellent annual broad - leafed weed* and annual grass'u control.:. Don't be :disappoint- ed — Order your supply now from. • INTERLAKE CHEMICAL SERVICES LIMITED -- KIPPEN TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED SEAFORTH. _ * including Ragweed and Mustard HURON CROP REPORT Most of the corn acreage bas been; planted in I uren County. Some farmers have sown white beans.. A number of X9t 5 corn fields remain to be ploughed. Gener- loam soils >ias . been diffie i t to cultivate into a fine seed bed this year." Prayer was. given by " Mrs, Walter 'O'Brien. Mrs Parker read the scripture, Mrs. A. Daynard., concluded the .study book. Miss Vera l<Iambley pre- sided for the business. - Visitors with Mr, and Mas. Leslie Miller 'and girls were Mr: find Mrs. Bert; Hemingway and Morris, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan, Exeter,: visited Friday with Mr. and -..Mrs, Lloyd Miller ,and Mr. and Mrs: John. Templeman, and families. Visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,- Leslie__ .Miller and girds, were Mr, and Mrs. Ross Miller and family, Carlingford, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Agar and Kevin, London, visited on . the weekend with. Mr. and Mrs. Ger- ald Agar and Gail. THIS WEEK AND NEXT by Ray Argyle don with Mr. and Mrs. Fri, Payne, -.Mr, Jim Payne, and vis- itetl with Mrs. W. Fayne in St. Joseph's;, Hospital. Mr. Wilson Dodge, Clande- bpye, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Beckett, Jaegueline and Geraldine. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jaques, Yvonne and Dalton of Zion West were Sunday guests with Mrs. Arthur, Hopkins. , •Mr, • and Mrs. Charles Webber weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Heines and Robbie, Lansing, Mich,, were weekend guests with Rev. and Mrs. Uelson Ernst. Mr;, and Mrs. John Witten- een are attending the Lions International Convention in London. Miss. Mary McAlister, towel, . is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber. Rev, N. R. Ernst, Woodham, was presented with a large basket of flowers to commem- orate his 50 years in the minis- try at pie Evangelical United Brethren Church conference, in Milver ton. Rev. Ernst preached for 45 years in Ontario, after spend- ing the first five years in Sask- atchewan. askatchewan. He has served 42 years in the E.U.B. Church and eight years in other denomina- tions. For the last five years, 'he has been with the United Church. Mrs. Ernst attended the . con- ference with her husband. Sun- day they attended the closing service with Mr. and Mrs. Har- old Heinz and Robbie of Lan- sing, Mich. THE ANATOMY OF CANADA improved health norms and in - Despite radical shifts in Cana- creased life expectancy, have dian social`', patterns, there has crystallized the need for effec- been little fundamental change. tive medical and pension pro - in the class structure of our so- grams. They have forced society ciety • or in dominance of .an to move ahead because they entrenched establishment which have increased both the magni- runs the country through eco- tude and the ease of solution nomic and political influence. of such problems. . The North American demo- Technological developments uratic ideal of a classless society affecting every activity, from has always been little more farming to manufacturing have than an illusion. The significant accelerated other changes Auto - fact •of present-day Canadian motion has shaken the trade un,- society .is that all classes have .ion movement like nothing been recently upgraded. This since industrial unionism first has come through a combine.- challenged the craft' unions. tion of greater material pros- With the strike 'losing its po perity and new welfare mea- tency,unions and management sures which have made life find themselves groping for morecomfortable dot lower in- new methods in labor negotia- tions. come groups. • The preservation of this basic The birth control pill has anatomy of Candaian society completed' the revolution in has not, however, prevented sexual morality, brought . a his radical changes in attitudes ,to- toric shift in religious attitudes ward moral, religous, legal and osion. toward procreation and blunted education tandards. As a re- the threat of the population ex- sult, the a hief social goals at p1The need fora trained work which, Canada should be aiming force to man • the industrial ap-, can -be now Clearly defined.Sc. The root of social change oc- curring paratus of a" scientific society g has not only forced our schools curring today in Canada can be to transfer their focus from 11 - found in scientific d techni- beral Seaforth 1 Main etin 'Oa .regular meeting Of the Leaf, rah Wonaen a . Xnstitute,, will be held Tuesday, June 1th. at 8:30 , .m, , at the • home of Mrs. Gordan People. lis: John Henderson: as co,hostess, Roll call will be, ""How .I; Use wy.._ favorite Dairy produ' a . Vette is: "A, grain thrown auto good ground bring forth fruit, a prine"ip.al thrown mato a good mind bripgs forth fruit also." This meeting is in charge of; Mrs. williaaa Strong and Mrs. Kenneth Stewart. Mr.Gordon McGavin is the special speaker and his topic will be the Inter- national Plowing Match. For lunch, bring a sample of your favorite recipe, using a dairy product, Niimmmiarimmaspr len is an ec ni- education to exacting cal breakthroughs which have technical instruction, but has had tremendous impact on all ensured that education budgets levels of life. will continue. to rise. Medical advances, which have It must be recognized; there- fore, that fundamental shifts in society are the result not so much of spontaneous changes in public thinking, but; of re- sponses to technical innova- tions. The cultural affects are no less dramatic. Man's religion has been historically related to those forces he could not under- stand. As his knowledge of na- ture has increased, his affinity to religion has declined. The tensions •and frustrations of adage of such radical change have led many to seek refuge in • escapism; ranging from right wing political extremism to weird "pop" cultures ' which represent nothing less than a debasement of all cultural and creative standards. -.... 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This is especially true in Can- ada, where little original scien- tific research is done and where the effects take longer to be felt. - The very top of the Canadian power structure — the Estab- lishment of top industrialists, government and civil service figures and select social leaders — will always be largely self- perpetuating. Canadians have a responsi, bility, however, to ensure that the class structure is based on merit and not on accidental cir- cumstance of birth. The chief social goal of the country should be to guarantee upward mobility within our economic classes by helping the compe- tent child rise 'frons the most lowly of backgrounds. This means more social work- ers, more child guidance, and elimination of all financial bar- riers to higher education for those of talent. When this has been accomplished, the anat- omy of Canada will match the human resources available to this country. 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