The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-10-12, Page 3•1
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Leadership contest 'Chief Ford
hecks n
,-Contintied from page 1 crease in population o
lining the developments in the trillion in the last deead
province which have taken investment of over $20.
place since he „assumed pre- in physical Assets; over 5
vincial office, new homes: an increase "
I'l am sure that every one almost; unbelievable 50%
of YOiared our deep regret, the standard of living, 111
when it became known a short ed in terms of consumer
time ago, that Premier Frost, and services,
had decided. the time had comel !le also referred IP ay]
to relinettish the leadership ormonts in highway bni
our Party. .hospital insurance and •e
has been so close] ' on.
Identified with the life of On -I
tario for the past two decades, ; other •ireat achlevetnents te his
"With these and so many
.k.7td end has played such an extra"' nreclit,'' enjoying as he does the
ordinary role in the great de-•
velopments of these years that fell confidence of our peOPie
It has seemed almost impos,, fs,and our party — trulY
' ( sible to think of continuing termsea 1‘'ci-tbangdonallabpepaillyth,
had no reason to think tha
Prophetic, words Orement was even on
phelic words" spoken by thel "But we have learned f
f n -e an
Quo Exeter pre Chief Irwin
by An "Benny" fiord expects. to make
several, spot checks h the
"stir. tpwn this weekend in cOnjUne:
goods:Hon with Fire Prevention Week
October 8 to 14,
; He checked a few places On
)9v1Welidnesday, and plans more
calls for Thnrsday,
I have a few spots in mind
thatweek' like to check,"
he said, "Ind we don't Plan any
exteosive checks in the eorn-
the munity".
ki firestti a drill
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ofteril e s atxe L
still lie SchOO1 Staged an unanomme-
wo ed fire drill this week and all
t re- '4 students were clear of the
:0711wh.uaisIding in 56 seeonds,
Jrinci-
Pal Arthur B. Idle said he
pleased with tile rapid
the
man 1 The children have .also been
entslmade aware of Fire Preven-
dorn; Hon Week and have removed
s a:any hazards that have been
He' been detected around the school
that !beading,
'hurt At reception".
falt from ar
d I....1;111111am
for .,,,_obaris
13, RR 1 ilenSali. was admit.
fed to Sarnia General Hetotat A number of area Frogres-,
Jag week when he fell nut of a sive party members attended a
oar On Highway 21, five miles reception Saturday 'for millea.
head .and possible internal in-
nOrth of i''°t7est' !ne steel" lion Minister John P. Robarts.:
juries. at the farm home of Hon, Wli-;
Iluffinan was :hitchhiking; tn ham Stewart near 2,4111ftcld-
illeasall from Sarnia icheo pick- :t1r. Stewart areati;ed the re-
cd up by a car driven Bee. caption to acquaint area dole-
janun Bressette of Kettle Pram rgiteste.wittolir Itoobnatarrism.,ap,acratti;,
;Indian Reservation. the
Driver Dennis Amacher. leaderthiP-
RCAF Clinton,•was uninjured Huron. MIA C. S. MadNaugh
when his car _crashed info the ton and Airs. MacNaughtan
..ditch and broke a telephone were among 'those who at -
pole on the county road three !ended. Others included 4r.'
miles west .of Kippen Friday and Mrs: Robert Chaffe, Cen
morning. PC Harry Reid esti- tralia; Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mc-,
mated' damage at about s5n_ KinIey. Zuriviv With•
intersection ,of Nos. 4 and /13 •
Fair -
Two cars valued nen sbaaiiirinualifyriA• ifylianrvRet•u,,Kzejil•sil,e1/1-Len-
tow R
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: q premier in his first budget our own experience that
st Frh , years ago, when premier is a very ,orderly
• .1 cod Canada was still at war. Mr, i who looked beyond the ev
Frost said at that time: "For 1 of the day, a man of wis
Col
Fa the fine old province of Ontario I and sound judgment, He i
f Mr there will he a great futurejkeen student of historY.
ina We are building, not, ode hr ! drew the sound conclusion
these times, we are planntheit is wise to recognize that
1 for a greater pop:dation for building of Leadershipis
industrial expansion, for pros- stant process.
perous farms and for a happy ! The premier, Mr. Bell
--I and healthy peopie we a • 'tinued had 'd :
1, la
ta
the , Mr, idle said he was plan-
, .
;Jung to spend some tire with
'the teachers later this week to
con- instruct, them on the use of the •
yin the .sure foundation for tention to the development
S u n d a y afternoon, eauin"
abiootibtergrOmcleaznaigoelit. 21. var.
COLLECT N.RARLY 12 TONS!
na, and Henry Greene. 91, Exeter Lions collected near -1
Anne SL, both were prneepa. 1Y 12 tons of waste paper in '
ng south on No. 4 when the their Collection last week,
was struck on the side I.*.
McCinnont vehicle turned left, ill'olltamilemeirianniAis. ‘4.1,e.ek,S.weitzer an-
Iteene car. The drive realized Slo5 which
Chief C. H. McKenzie. whe will be used toward operating
1711.7uSetcTated, said no one was ii:'>.opuesnrs.eq of th Lions'
.
Scout
a -.fire extinguishers.
ot
greater and stronger On- leadership and it was for
rich" ;reason that the party has se
Said Mr. Bell: ;Amy friends, rdistinguished citizens of
you know that those not tario" c p e t in g for the NO cl
were ecusion
this!ven
On.
ridle words nor empty rhetoric, ; leadershiP•
for you have been, and are to- ' "They are all men of abil
day witness to their (ulfill- ! and integrity; they have
ment."
)iii been members of Mr. Fros
Outlines growth I team; they all have dist
I guishecl records of public s
Mr. Bell quoted a number of vice; they have all shared
examples of Ontario's growth the resppnsjbjljtjes 01 go\ et n-
sinve that first Frost budget of . ment for a decade or more,"
1944, Among these were an in- I said Mr, Bell,
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Panel discussion
Continued from page 1 tain a shadow of our influence.
suggested that again parental Parents influence may reach
control is eecessary; the num- even a generation beyond their
ber of activities in which a own children and they must be
child participates should de- constantly aware of what they
pend on his own abilities. Mrs. do and say before the chil-
Wooden suggested that. over- dren."
organization might interfere
with the child's deVelopment
of his own imagination.
How soon and how much res-
ponsibility can a child handle?
Mr. Van Eek said: "Parents
should see how much responsi-
bility a child can bear and
keep one step ahead of him,"
Whether or not he is a respon-
sible adult depends on very
early trainina'
Mrs. Corbett suggested that
responsibility shouldn't be-
come drudgery and that a
child happy with his responsi-
bilities was worth extra think-
ing effort on the part of par-
ents, She said that parents
must take into account that Irs. Corbett; said this was a
their physical co-ordination time for much neglected story
wasn't fully developed and reading,
give them responsibilities ac-
cording to 'their abilities, Not enough time
Mrs, Wooden stressed the Are parents willing to spend
importance in teaching childrenI enough time with our children,
to take pride in doing their The answers added up to
'tasks well. There was a diver- 1 "probably not," Mr.'Van Eek
Mrs. Wooden: "A. h a p p y
hotne will, make a happy child.
I don't think that adults are,
greatly effected by an unhap-1
py childhood."
Dr, Ecker: -"Psychiatrists I
tell us that, a person. never for- t
gets anything he sees, hears!
or comes in contact with." '
• Regarding the amount 0
sleep required by children, pan
elists agreed that the needs o
f •
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filNot much doing'
on central school
Harry Dougall, chairman. of
the Usborne Township school
board, reported, to The T -A
Wednesday that ''there isn't
much doing" in regards to the
proposed central school.
"It's not exactly forgotten
about," he said, "but we
haven't planned any moves at,
the moment. I doubt if there
will be much doing before the
end of the year."
school here, it, was indicated
this week by Harold Lachine,
chairman of the local board,
"We are still conducting the
1 survey," Mr. Lachine said.
"To date, we have not got as
many students together as we
would like to have. We hope
to build a two -room school to
accommodate about 35 chil-
dren. At the present, we have
about 17,"
He indicated the school sur-
vey
would continue in conjunc-
tion with "Operation Good-
will" the house-to-house visit-
ation being conducted by the 1
London diocese. Mr, Lachine
and Charles Shane have been
named co-chairmen of the can-
vass in this area.
In Stephen, the co-chairmen
are Joseph Dietrich arid Carl
Radford.
the individual determined the
answer, This conclusion. was
reached also concerning thel
amount of homework, Panel-
ists suggested that the time be-
tween supper and bed should
be spent in quiet activitiy.1
gence of opinion as to whether suggested that parent's recre-
a six-year-old should be al- ation. should be activity with.
lowed to choose his own clo- j their children. Mr: Mickle said
thing Inc the day and from the adults are more content to
floor came a teacher's sugges- watch sports than to partici-
tion that, choice of clothing P ' e in them with their chtl-
wasn t as important as the , dren.
child's ability to handle zip-' The parent attendance award
peis and buttons, went to Miss Gowdy's room.
Mr. Mi.ckle answered the ques-
Pa renta I example
tion. for the month. Chairman
Concerning the example ofl Mrs. Fred, Simmons announced
parents for children, Mr. Van that versespeaking and public -
Eek said "These kids are very 1 speaking semi-finals would be
sensitive to things they are .not held in the school's gymtorium
even able to express. The ex- November 9 and 10 and wel-
-mple of the parents comes comes public attendance to,
first (in the eyes of the child). these sessions.
You cannot overestimate this Mrs, Bruce Cann and her
example." daughter Susan sang two duets
Mrs. Corbett: "Parents are for the group. The panel, was
not the entire influence. We are introduced by Mrs. Eric Hey -
blessed with good schools but wood and. appreciation was ex -
we must realize even as our ;pressed by Mrs. Gerald God-
children grow up they will re -1 bolt.
New harvest queen
— Continued from page 1 1Country Restaurant,
entered last year's queen, Kathy Other contestants, all of
Love, of Shipka 'Miss Love,whom won the crowd's approval
.
also a SHDHS cheerleader, were Anne Marie Rowe, .16,
crowned her successor and daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ear -
gifts were presented by Kins- old Rowe, RR 1 Woodham,
men President Art Clarke. representing Armstrong's Res -
Chairman of the judges, Fred taurant; Marjorie Hodgert, 19,1
Darling, introduced the con. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
testants to the crowd and the.
winners were announced by
Mrs. Ron Pratley, of the Ron -
eve Beauty Salon. Mrs. Darling
and Mr, Pratley assisted With
the judging,
Asks for change,
!calls fire brigade
"Could you give me change
for a quarter?," the man asked
Miss Amelia Acheson at the
Central Hotel, early Monday
evening,
Miss Acheson was happy to
oblige.
"How do 'you phone the fire
department here," he asked i
after he'd, received his change.
The question startled Miss
Acheson but obliged again.
A few minutes later the siren
blew and the fire truck came
roaring down the street to the
apartment door beside Beavers
Crest, Hardware, just north of
the hotel. The man who'd
placed the phone call .inet fire-
men at the door.
The space heater in the apart-
ment recently occupied by Mr,
and. Mrs. Raymond Bell be-
came overheoted, There was
no damage.
I Window thwarts
The second 'prize whiner,
Margaret Oke is the. daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Oke,
Usborne township. She repre-
sented the Dow Subdivision,
Jeanette Wedge, who placed
third, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Arnold Wedge and
represented the. Towne and
,
Some limes yet
without licences
A nuinbor of bicycle owners
in town still have not secured
their licences for 1961, Chief C,
IL MacKenzie said this week.
Over 250 licences Were sold
WI year. TO date, only 216
have been pureliaSecl this year,
Municipal bylaw requires the
lieericeS to be Secured before
Ally 1,
CANAblAN
PROPANE
Hodgert, Andrew St., repre-
senting Larry Snider Motors;
and Carolyn Simpson, 17,
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old. Simpson, Exeter, represent-
ing North End Supertest,
Winners of the square dance
competition were the "Get-
Togethers" from Zurich who
included Mr, and Mrs. Eldon
Deters, Mr. and Mrs, Allan
Becker, Mr, and. Mrs, Harold
Hendrick, Miss Darlene Alien
and Donald Smith,
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GRATTON &
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break-in at bank
A thief wasthwarted in tils
attempt to break into the
Dashwood branch of the Bank
Of Montreal recently who'll he
failed to open a rear window
with a crowbar.
The screen on the window
was cut And marks indicated
some efforts Were made to pry
otit the window.
Had the break-in succeeded,
the thief's effort would still
have been in vain. No money is
kept At the Dashwnnd Office,
Old Man Winter will soon be
lashing us with his usual snow,
sleet, hall and freezina tem-
peratures, and it may be
sooner than we. think'
However, you COM laugh im his
fece if you're a wise motorist
and bring us your car to have
it checked over and put into
top shape for that rough driv-
ing ahead,
IT HAS TO BE DONE oo
SO DO IT NOW AND
AVOID THE RUSHI
North -End BA
RADIATOR lind AUTO ELECTRIC
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Exeter
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by members at
ig Tuesday night at
dVIrs. John Dietz,
p also decided to
refreshment booth
men carnival on °c -
id will canvass the
Tuesday, November
air Christmas cake
ottes will send a
gift to their adopted
d,
Mrs, William Cle-
ucted the business.
:am Fuss won the
Mickle and Mrs. r Lorenpe
Joynt, and Bob and Ann at r
ra m 11
home with Mr, and 141.rs. Laird
Mickle,
Bryan, Diane and Geoffrey, of; hono
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Corlett',
A famil
E. Cook.
Toronto, with Mr. and Mrs, N.
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Miss Ruth Anne Traquair, of: marked
St, Thomas, with relatives inl ni-YersarY
and around Hensall, ; Samuel
II,v ‘ Tern, .Carolyn,a nd111r s J. a ngetlarnradym Ai elhe-.11aonleTI sthehehteh eevioi
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Mrs. J. E. McEwen.
ael, of London, with Mr. and coming
Mr, and Mrs. Jim McArthur, Township1
of Ingersoll, with Mr. and Mrs,
-'-••••• Qiiall Bedard.
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