The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-06-18, Page 5lRa o $ Xhat Timea•Advecate June 18,
induct new minister
of Grand Bend church
Sy MRS, 1€, KEOWN 1 Gus Latta bas been released
On Wednesday evening, the in. from
, from South ;Hun Hospital and
duction service for the Rev, is staying with his daughter and
s.
William John. Millman, BA, L1h•, Parsonaw, Mr, and Mrs, William
was held in St, 'Johns-bythe.I.,alce 1 Keith gill, son of Mr. and Mrs.
,Anglicans Church, at which the Hddie Gill, is a Patient in St.:
congregationi Church 'The fa da uni ed gl} Joseph's Hospital, having just
_ can Char , heci , t
The service was conducted by unM "one an operation.
anl Mrs.. Wiliam Moodie
the Venerable Kenneth C. Bolton, are visiting with their daughter,
BA, BD, archdeacon of Lamb Mrs. Ted Brooks, Mr, Brooks and
ton, and the speaker for the family, in Toronto, this week.
evening was the Venerable F. '
Gwynne Lightbourn, ED, BA, DD, Infant baptism and communion
of Perth and rector service will be held at the morn -
archdeacon
of v whom James,- -Stratford, with ing seryise in the United Church
11 r Millman had been next Sunday, r
associated as curate .for the past Mr. and Mrs, E. Keown visited
Des -
two years. He spoke on the offices with Mr, and Mrs. Leesum. Des.
jardine, in Exeter, Thursday
of prophet, priest and pastor, and evening.
referred to Rev, Millman, as a eveni
man who would endeavor fol- Misses Susan Zebe and Shirley
v o to Schofield, of Detroit, are visit -
fill these Wipes to the best of ing this week with Miss Zebe's
his ability•' aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. J.
The wardens taking part in the Whiteford,
Service were 0, E. Seegmiller
and Tom Fryer, from St, Paul's;
Thedford, and Fred Walker and Wtrs, M.Turnbull
William B,enclle, from St. John's-
by -the -Lake, Grand Bend. native of Stanley
At the close of the service, the
ladies. of St. John's served lunch Mrs, Mary Turnbull, 88, widow
in the parish hall, guests being of the late Thomas Turnbull,
present from London, Stratford, died at the •home of her son,
, Thedford and Grand Bend. Leslie, Grand Bend, on Satur-
w, fB-rSv CHM; mbm mbm mbb day, June 13.
Motel employee
dies while driving
Edward Arthur Aird, • 51, bar
manager at the Green Forest
Motor Hotel for about a year,
died suddenly of a heart attack,
attributed to the heat, while driv-
ing his car in Toronto on
Thursday, .June 11.
C. P. Chapman, proprietor of
the hotel, was called to Toronto
to identify the body.
Mr. Aird was a widower, and
a native of Montreal.
The body was brought to the
T. Harry Hoffman • funeral home,
Dashwood, where funeral service
was held at 2 p.m., Wednesday,
17, with interment in Grand Bend
Cemetery.
She was born in Stanley Town-
ship and had spent her married
life in the Grand Bend area,
She is survivedby three
daughters (Beatrice) Mrs• Earl
Webb, Munro, Mich.; (Grace)
Mrs. Chester Marsh, Pomona,
Cal.; Miss Jane Turnbull, Toron-
to; two sons, Fergus, Hay Town-
ship; Leslie, Grand Bend; one
brother, Alec Love, Moose Jaw,
Sask,
Funeral service willbe held
at the T, Harry Hoffman funeral
home, Dashwood, on Tuesday at
2 p.m. with interment in Grand
Bend cemetery.
Sugar and Spice
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the lunch, and Dad would sit
Personal} items on a stump, in his Sunday best,
Decoration Day .wili•be held in gazing with dignity and a cer-
Grand Bend Cemetery .on Sun- tain amount of distaste, at na-
day, ,June 21, at 2.3 p.m. The
ture. After lunch, he would re -
guest speaker will be Rev, Peter cline on a blanket, in the shade,
Sawatzky, 1pperwash- padre, He was relaxed, that man,
a°d .ir !x MVV -e '1 u ]*.: "4d.o5 .''d ew 4,.<:d • e * *
Another reason for his un-
questioned head -of -the -house sta-
tus was that we didn't: argue
with him, The most I would dare
was an "Aw, Dad , " But to -
Ry ELIZABETH FINLAY day the old-fashioned clip on the
ear for lippy kids has became a
symbol. •of psychological disturb-
ances or something. Now you
have to discuss everything with
the brats. Today's father can
get into a 20 -minute• argument
with any kid over the age of 5,
at the drop of a suggestion. And
come out whimpering.
* *
'Twas ever thus. The world is
going to hell in a hot -rod, which
is considerably faster, than the
proverbial wheel -barrow. And I
can hear my kids telling theirs,
30 years from now: "You chil-
dren should show a little respect
for your father. Why, when we
were kids, we wouldn't dare dis-
agree with our Dad. He was the
boss and no two, ways about. it.
'You kids get away with murder
these days
Message from •
Blake
Mr. and Mrs, William Oesch
and family, of Varna, spent Sun-
day afternoon with Mrs. Rudy
Oesch. •
Mr. Harold Finlay and family
attended the Guernsey twilight
meeting held at Frank Ladell's,
of Poplar Hill, on Friday evening.
The Blake school held the last
Red Cross meeting on Friday
with a ball game. Those on the
committee were Sharon Baechler,
Emma and Margaret Finlay,
Mervyn. Erb and Allen Erb.
Sunday visitors with Mr. Har-
old Finlay and family were Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin , Osborne and
Sharon, Mrs. Elgie Farrell, Mr.
Fred Herd, of Kincardine, and
Mr. and Mrs. William. Oesch, of
Varna, and Mrs. Rudy Oesch.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner Weber, of
Gowanstown, were weekend visi-
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Menno
Steckle and Mr. an'. Mrs., Peter
Gingerich,
Another first •
A Canadian engineer, Sir Sand-
ford Fleming, laid the first cable
across the Pacific•in 1887,
Congratulations to' my
worthy opponent and
friend C. E. (Zeb) Janes
and sincere thanks to the
voters of Lantbton East
and the many loyal work-
ers in 'each . section for
their generous support
in last week's Ontario
election.
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LIBRARY tory'. Children's Day was held at
By MRS, MS:
At the meeting of the Library city in September 3.891and; Th Junior choir .sang three
A reporter front the Landon l mmaaiiel Eu13. Church, '4uc•
Free .Press visited Cantin's :young,'ich, on Sunday. Juste 11,
Board last Wednesday night it
was decided to open the library
,an Saturday -evenings from 7
p.m. to 9.30 p.m. instead Of •on
Friday nights.
The change from Saturday to
Friday .nights was made to con -
corm with business hours when
the stores decided to stay open
Friday nights instead of Satur-
day nights. It has.been a contra-
versial. issue just as 'business
hours have but it was voted to
try Saturday night opening in-
stead of Friday for the summer
..months,
The St. Lawrence Seaway
A timely hook on the St. Law-
rence Seaway which Queen Eliz-
abeth will open on her Canadian
tour has recently been placed
in your library.
Prodigious as was the actual
engineering of this great water-
way and power project, the pre-
liminary work of persuading, of
inspiring and leading two great
nations, Canada and the United
States, to work together for their
mutual advantage was hardly
less remarkable,
None did more to bring this
about than Lionel Chevrier, a
quiet lawyer from Cornwall and
author of this book, He became
Canada's Minister of Transport
and first president of the St.
Lawrence Seaway Authority
Thus he is an authority on the
subject and has collected mate-
rial on the Seaway since 1928,
He is said to .have been snaking
speeches on the subject in High
School and ever since.
Now the famous seaway, 2,000
miles of navigable channel 27
feet deep penetrates to the head
of the Great Lakes and a power
development project taps a po-
tential of more than 2,000,000
horse power of electricity. This
job has been completed in four
years.
;Read about the development
of this most ambitious man-made
scheme which' will be officially
opened on. June 26.
: num ors >;a
wrote a Sour -page report extol-
ling the development. With the
town under way,.Cantin travelled
almost continuously between
Montreal and N -w York, hunt-
ing up the money that he needed,
ostensibly to build a new indust-
rial city, but in fact to begin
the construction of his 30 -foot
channel to .the Great Lakes.
In 1898, he applied to Ottawa.
for .a charter to 'build bis canal.
Ottawa turned him down. He
tried again in 1902, 1903, 1904,
but without success. He cam-
paigned tirelessly among bust-
eess men, politicians and men in
the shipping business.
He harped on the theme that
his seaway would cause .a revo-
lution, "We should not fail to
appreciate the significance of
having ocean. vessels flying the
flags of all nations of the world,"
be would say grandly, "tarrying
passengers and freight from all
ocean ports •on the globe direct
to all the principal. parts of the
Great Lakes."
By comparison, he pointed out,
the cost of creating the Great -
Lakes -to -ocean route was less
than and its importance as great
as any kind of the existing
"world-famous canals."
In his salesmanship and. pro-
motional efforts, Cantin so im-
pressed Charles Schwab of Beth-
lchem Steel that Schwab—instead
of giving him money for the sea-
way—offered. him a $100,000 job.
But the seaway was an. obses-
sion with Conlin and be went on
to incorporate the Great Lakes
and Atlantic Canal and Power
Company in 1914, which was in-
tended to "create a public de-
mand for a speedy navigable
waterway."
But Cantin's efforts bogged
down in a swamp of legalistic
arguments, red tape, indifference
and. hostility. The further he
worked his way into the twentieth
century, the less he had of per-
sonally achieving his aim. His
idea was already beginning to
excite the governments of the'
United States and Canada,
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Charlie MacNaughton
on his win on Thurs-
day, and to wish him.
well during his term
of office.
At the same time, I
express my apprecia-
tion and thanks to all.
those in the riding
who by their votes -and
assistance indicated
their confidence in me
and in the policies of
the Liberal Party.
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sented by five Sunday School
classes taught by Mrs. Newell
Geiger, Miss Margaret Schade,
'Mrs. Peter Gingerieh, Mrs. Mei-
vin Brown, and Mrs. Clare ,Gel-
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I Sandra McClinchey and Mar-
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Miss Clara Clark, superintend-
ent of the United Church Sunday
School, .Bayfield, sang two num-
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Mrs. .
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d the
choir and was .organist for the
service.
Miss Clark brought a unique
message on "Hands", illustrat-
ing her message with pictures
of various hands. First was the
tightly clenched fist, depicting
the evil hand. Next was the nail -
scarred hand of Jesus. After
that ci e hecle nhands,
fol.l•
lowed by praying
Elands, The
:protecting antis nt God were
:portrayed'', and the hands of
judgment, for those who refuse
to accept -Christ.
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