The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-01-29, Page 2SHOULD WE HAVE AN AIRSTRIP?
in thenever ending search for
additional industrial enterprise for
our community civic Officials frees
quentl 4' list and enumerate the assets
our town, , possesses winieli w ould
help to attract a wood live concern
to Wingha'iu. end we do have
mnx:an • of those assets. Plenty of first
gttalit,x `;cater. New high school and
hospital buildinnga, fine churches and
public buildings, a television and
radio station ^ yes even a news-
har We did hear a suggestion reccent-
'I� I3.o��� ever, which made sense. We
W01114 be exhibiting real signs of our
prv, ressiveness if we had an au --
ear The town. Oh, yes, we
ready hear the cries of de-
but in the first place a sodded
rip does not cost a fortune, and
the second instance it would be
ed far more frequently .than most
of us imagine.
%Vingham is often visited by
uessinen whoat times use air-
for their, business ess trips — that
hen they are headed for places
Melt offer landing facilities. We
alt cad v- have a busy branch of an
# atneriitan firm in this -town and
t h i
ere r bIt1
1 le" doubt i that if airstrip
tHides were available it would of -
be used by those who are at
+CONGER WORKING YEAR
No_ doubt hirjh school students
f
greet the announcement of . the
minister of education, relative to a
winger rear, with dismay. Appar-
tly t)r.. Dunlop, has come to the
usi
earl theta littleextra
;t k
[nt'
hurt the younger generation.
T °ugh the proposal will not be IVO -
axe with the students. most of
eir mothers and fathers can easily
member the day when the summer
racat on lasted ooth- six weeks n-
teadi of ten and when there r
h e v,e t;nrn
aster holidays at all,
One aspect of the holiday ques-
v ich we havealways found'
pit lxlig
was the '_ act that high
school. students were often through
shortly after .the middle of June,
ile the little codgers in glade one
ttlbltc school had to slung it
11 the end of that beautiful
It, always has seemed tntt-
[s
ye mentioned previously
nm, we are entering a
which human mentalito
oat treasured co?ilmod
lex so etv_ The men.
xa women with the brains will bare
ere: t lager loads to cafes. It seems
tlfat
Or. Ontnlop is going to start
the accelerated production
ssa ,L brain power..
PICTURES ARE
WELCOME
lo the other day one of oar
irttoned an. old friend
Inas men n the West for tnanv
years. "I ondet' what George look
like now," he said.
That remark staffed a train €af
thought. The etotipment in our
plant-' riludes a
machine, i iatalied for the
pm 'r;i providing more picture
eovera f ¢r our readers. The ad-
ditional pectus es have hronght a
veal deal of crrmlent and a very
definite upswing in circulation for
The .1,d ante -Times_ ,
Our staff tries to get every avail-
able picture, an effort which entails
a:
treamentlons amount of time and
mileage. II'o ween et a we weld be
tickled silly 'to )have readers, who
ham mei away front this locality
fora time, send us pktures of them -
Ives, their homes. and families., so
Oa 44d friendsin Wirogliam could
ate howthey are getting along. e
halt you can do for us, l you
WinshamAdvAnceritnes
Paattritaa tot W
Valet
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trrresent making tiresome tips be-
tween the American and Canadian
factories.
In addition to the 1. blis#ileSS con-
siderations we have in this t'tlmu uu
it v many veterans of the war who
art~ c tnntt etent fliers and wouldbe
p ]l -i
glad' tai fillopportunity to renew
their- 'hard-won skills.
Certainly the whole idea sounds
a little daring -•-- but this town
could well use some daring, at the
present time.
REACHING THE LIMIT
An article in The Fergus News -
.
Record, outlining the reasons for
aea sox _ i�
the removal of the Beatty Brothers
wooden wares division from that
town to Lucknow is enliightening'.
That paper states flatly hat the
main reason for the move was that
prevailing labor rates in Fergus for
the type of work done in the plant
were 5143 per hour, A survey in
Lucknow indicated that the rate
there would be $1.05. A plain von -
sideration of profit alid lass made
the sivite i of locations
lnhnp2t•ati'4e.
Perhaps this decision is an indi-
cation of the thinking of many busi-
ness ,heads, who find that despite.
high prices, profits have all but dis-
appeared becabrse of the high cost of
production. At times labor groups
disregard the fact that labor ran be
'employed only as long as .time em-
ployer is makinga working profit.
After all,
the laborerdoes not pro-
vide
-
vide
the building, than machinery or
the office staff which is necessary cessary i
he is to be employed, and there is -a
limit somewhere -to the upz and spir-
al of consumer goods prices,
In many wars we maintain a
dangerous balance on the American
continent, Prices of all commodities
are at record peaks, and labor- is paid
at rates which cannot be matchers
anywhere .'. else in the world. Yet
there are .h countless millionsin other
countries who would be delighted 'to
do douhie•Ilne work that d tai- labor is
asked ,to perform •_ for a `quarter or.
the money-
Any
one?e Any sensible business man knows
that he is in constant -danger of
pricing his goods off the, . market.
Labor should realize that it Mann
precisely the same thing. �.
LAWLESSNESS FOR THE
LAWLESS
There appeared to be a certain
a..tnc3uait of justice in the actions
- of a ,group of Indians in North Caro-
lina who used their shotguns on
members of the Kann. Klux Klan at
one of `their ;R.. thedngs. Perhaps
the attionn of the Indians was law-
less, but it may be the only kind of
mediieime that will have any -areal
meaning for the terrorists of „the
Southland.
The Klan was formed in the evil
days which followed upon tine
American civil war, as a protective
organization for women and child-
ren who were helpless before the
freedom -tit -tank ex—slaves„ The or-
ganization
r-gan izat on had a purpose in those
dao s, hunt it was foreaded o u the
basis of ' violence and fear. 'The in-
tolerance which was readily explain-
able in W:i( has grown in to a great
national evil and its influence has
spread to every state in the n4n'tiii*an.
The ideolme that a human he-
iiog is despicable h ~"attae his skin is
not white is the most igrtatarraaut folly
a man can ever possess. Can we not
remember, Americans and Cana-
dians alike, how we shuddered at
the devilish consequences of the
German cryfor 'a pure Aryan
Have we forgotten the mil-
f thetics who were consign-
ovens,
onsign-o Wens, though they were
of the same 'race as the Savi%ntt'"'
t nti:l man can rid himself of the
Inst :shred of race pt'e.wlkte car
at scientific athi'v mem ria are by
most trivial waste of time. There i
no place on this globe for an orrgan-
atimi dedicated to instilling fear in.
human hearts. nor generation haro
already squandered killtilredtc of
thousands of lives and ontOld wealth
to otteratinate, such criuture,P. The
fact that they lige in our own Fart
makes thew no lam hateful.
�:rvin'.-mny717-
Accidents
My Business
By Pew. (tons talate "Bob" Lewis
T"ix*ink in as *mail town in the
eentre of a rural eonarnonity has as
auraber at' decided advantages,
Some of these have been made sea•'
obvious to nae since Chief ('on -
stable "Bert'' Platt and I began ten
plan our forthcoming sat** caru»
paign, A typical rxraraapie is the
publication you are presently rekd
tug. Hers*, the reamer does not elan
tbrough the headlines and tiara
tarn imitrediateiv to the cantle sec.
Orin. .In this paper you otteu fated
news of personal friends and ae
slupintances. For that real -on this
.
type of "local" newspaper is ots
naliy read from cover to *over.
That 'feet alone is a definite axI..
Vantage .to writers lil,e myself, in
most eases the reader Is halfway
through the column before to .re..'
*Haft bis mistake. By that nae:
he is usually reading in h-rgln gear'
and rather than change down and
start something else be will cruise
right through to the bitter end.
a
n teras retain sarnmi
acts they Trial learn
BOX 473
ditor,
of the 'W nghani;t. Advance -Time;
:Dear Sit:
aire:Sdial9y, the campaign w
to action with the ,publieatlon +at'
dais newspaper last week. when
"l"tan= Atleance•Times safety series
niaored into ;the 'field of .tratfie:
By this means we hope tar
lhroagh to you, the parents.
Ira
addition to this :series, ;Bola Car-
,
Bert, the :U :fat"nt editor, will,
o n Fedi glue, stage a "safety quiz'"
show on his urogram a'Aiantanae-".
3ma
is .glow a team from the High
Ss iarzent willdo
battle with d• team
from the local. l insmen Kiuette
organization. The local IDA .drug•
-
gist, Lee Vance, has donated an
automobile first' aid kit for each
aaaember tat the Atoning team. On
thought perhaps the Herrn-:
tracer of the losing team will be
more in need of such items.
Reec fly the Farmer's Union leas
made an appeal to farmers to bin
u direct dues paying organi,$ation.
Also some attempt has been made
to give the impression that tiie
ration of Agriculture is a.in
tire because It is not .a direct
aninatii nt...
comes to' mind the
growlers, who wanted te
,.amort in regard to Mar -
crook First
ar-
crops.:Fiirst of ail they
lied] are
Farm Winn officials.
A large meeting- was held tron
which PM was received in mere-
bersbip fees. Apparently the to-
bacco growers were gust that much
poorer for they did not get any
action. Following that an appeal
was made to the Ontario Federa-
tion of Agriculture with the result
The. Federation Fieldman went in
and the tobacco growers were ot--
ganized and a vote held, which re-
scatted In the Tobacco afar/Pe/lag
plan.
In shart, 'the point t. want~ to
retake is, that regardless of whether
arae tobacco growers are satisfied
yet, they did get action from the
Federation.
Following to TV show' we inn-'
aril: to issue the *Official 8„-a e1y
taan. at the public school and
In may opinion, by far the most to the students at the high 'school
satisfying aspect of a rural cow- we shall issue a "D.riher's 3f nual'
munity is the whole -headed co-op- After the students are giaen am
erstion and erntintsiasa n s-eteauddie:El ', opportngiity - to study this liters-
to those persons who try to pro- 'lure the schopl authorities have
mote any scheme calculated to :im-1agreed to set an esana-anation ons
prove conditions in any phase -of she subject, , -
oar ccamununity
re passing lightly over the
t . e
Stith was the rx�pansr•- when matter of the examination, I woad
Chief Platt and I put our I 'adsi like to point out to readers that
together -a short, time ago. Front it will entail a great deal of effort
tier vaguest glimmer of an idea we l'ae.d extra. worlt for the school tea -
managed
-a-
muaaaage d to evolve a, campaign chess and they cannot be too Liiglr-
which we Telt would in stone mea.- ly camnnneaadcd for the part they
'pure increase tim "safety awnre- will play iii this project. •. °
mess" of ow- local youngsters. 4
For ail those students
whose
As with many other such srhemres knowledge of safety gains theme a
oursP
could. never hope to he sue- Ixas;;. niark tlaem;;a will be an award
cul without a great deal of of meat. harry, Wenger of the
t
support front great number of
people. I wooled like, if I asst;', to
outline the campaign, and in
arcathe
� solir 3t support cat -319
..
the parents of ourarr,,�schoOI
children.
For .a number of years now
group of ii inngita n businessmen
ess men
have been span Bring a; patine -
tion- known as the "Oftrcit Safe-
. -T has donated a number of very,
fine-looking certificates for his
purpose. ' These we hope to have
presented ell by a we1d-k'ntoxrts.person-
ality at a later date. In addition
the certificates we hope to have
number of very _ worth -while
rites for the students who sub-
mit the best, papers. Already we
have had donated a ;esEaoa wrist',
ty Manual". This publication hagJ� zatel .ivy^ Dnntriie's . nznoc Ser1'tceI
an a another la y ' dne- Sn;
lseeie issued to the'students of the 4 p>?r?le',t Pe.'f-:,
Winglaamu Public Selma. Doubt mm rij
rarearialrat n - 'Welune';
less.,most of the 'children read line° lienal grarnisecd a. ninuber of parses
book and also adored some
of me I crt similar raiaae from lather some-
pictures
eceueepictures in it, rafortnt ately aw i es', details of these to be made
base not previously been ,able ata' 74-arow n as $oon ars they haTa been
assess v+ fig if later„ • aralta+e. hoer dr;- ronrfirmed Lwow donors*.
rived from it, Te-his Nr vie ,in- e,.., 40.7 .:« .
fend to build around the issue ni s ybst can a.7'91: saanlaort 4321 et;
thr'hooldet a aa.a npoi^'n whiein. wili ran haste .betien plentiful- on
include the student's at"'til . Wing -,:if we can, h,S' this effort. save ierr;
ham Tht ir'ict „High Se -hoot :and 'one ci cur children Trona injury or
I am absolutely opposed to farm-
ers becoming- the kind of pressure
group that trade unions are typical
o o€
r
-, eaiapisryrr,g their tactics, MI -
have donee much for' labour,
but too often have become a lagan
unto themselves. You will remem-
ber"a strike some years, ago in
Windsor, which lasted six months -1
Yep the union. Made some gain—
but.t3s One member of that union
stated—it Would take him thirty
years to gain bark what he ''had
ira, �z by reason nIl of that Str3iit.
We farmers have in mne-' n' avail-
able to us to get our views across
nae a democratic manner through
oaar Fe
deroEin
n. hy having a Farm
re:
:Fr"
o u min every community, if we
+oraiy had the good sense to use It.
The Minister or Agriculture of
ario credited the Federation of
Agriculture with being realistic
and ' not +tsenane in its demands
14e aahso a ptnlnd •there was no room
for two ram s rgamizaiions in On
ro4-- i3 nerli t9. Stick 'to
-
I know e seryo
•
who inns tontri-
eh3 that the effort has
i art ie i
r tlaa�-i
rn,
cheer Your,
shows, so armies per
are,apt -drir ng
• 3 eu'rie aiming it!
rI:sl i;ai
LL
rneniber
telex needi
hour
inch trig be calculated to helpid dratta in a &stiff, occir eat, . then North
ee
gather as a group for the day
the individualist is past, in so tar'
es the marketing at our products
t: fa concerned.
Iowevnr, it tarot organisations
is" to become AS effective :as It.
might be, we need to overcome
the Indifference, suspicion and div-
t;rpst that is all too 'common among
rural people,
By the way I .notice in the 'farm
pma*—where the Saskatchewan
Farmer's inion has voted to re".
,join the Saskatchewan Federation-
of .Agricultlare,
yours 04434
Wif. Ross Smith,
R.Tt 4, 't, ingham -
D. A.
nieminiacing Mail% found 'art
Page Sig,
Caviller, McIntosh
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SHAVING CREAM
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Mars. Gordon Davidson * Organist
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