The Wingham Advance-Times, 1959-03-04, Page 2W
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A N IN, MOURNImu
k11 'Vor Nve W110 ar� fortAillate in we have failestto provideall possible
1haVing our fanuilies Nylth us in safetl� Prot-ktion.
tills Week, it is difficillt indeed to, 8),111pathy is not of any
I, . great
h z, help at the inoment, but the p
we*asure, t e seuse of tragedy alul
loss Ivilich prt'valls in the town of of Listowel have it in abl,indance
xel, The hour-, of -anguished froin the people of Wing'hani.
walting, the heart -break -of parting
with yollng Ins, awl tile paill of
those who are injured amounts, to .1
total of sn.1 ferilig wbich we in �Vlng- ASKING FOR TROUBLE
bamliave been spa -red,
Itbas struck each one of us here, The tren-tendous �-accumhwlation
in a Sickening fashion, nonetheless, of snow along the boulevards and
for t I 1i1q6,j' curbs the past three months lifts cre-
lie C'rttl' TI-C'es, Iluder which
the tragetly occurred in. Listo-wel ated uial-�y ha7ards,and not the least
own town or in ali-y one (it handreds
of other place,-, in, Qntario last Satur-
d4y, noriling.
Words, `%vheflier spoken or print-
ed, seem ftitile in the face of such a
calimitv. The whole sad. accident
in I be such a tragic Avaste of
gee. Is to
Proinising huninn lives. Only one
Pos'$dble C.'Ood Can be seen.. It teach-
es a raost terrible -lesson iii the need
for precalitions �Vberiever there is
any possibility of danger in our ON it,
C"Onlrnunity.
No doubt, the people, responsible
for. the rnlxl4ntenance -of, the arelut in
Listowel. were emvinced that no real
dange� exdstM. Let us, not pobit the
fing . er too haqtily until INve tave
made SAire that, not one �,oint in oil.-
OWn.,rouin-lunitv has been. overlook-
-h` 'i
ed_' 2k.- t orou.0i examination
hazards to public saf ety in Wingbam
woff1d reveal many, pfaces at which
OTHINK AHEAD
Though we inay be branded. as
-worry-Nvarts�, we beiieve it is time for
parents to start warning their chi.17-
drea about the jiazard�s, which ii�av
exist around the river and which
inost certainly, will be presenf,ivben
th I iiii
,e.spr g,�ran-off comtll�ehoes�\Vitll-
i he flex"i't,"f
n t ew, weeks.
"o tilue of verar . presents� such
dianjv�p�., as, far as possible
crid
drawliings are oncerned, than. tbt
-%�64i.s �duriqg -�-Xvhiqli the is
runninz at --high . �evel "and great
speed. AV 'I alingster who ventures
-close to tbe chul.�i' I curren't Is, In ex-
-t e-x-actly
treine, daiigret. Vha
-1. 'Aster -V
what happened. 'v�t E Slindtt
er
at fle Low � Tox\w dani.
Xfost of the w at er hazards, wh ith
existed last vear a*tthe ye�ir before
will be f6tind in exactly tbe,salne
conditi-04 this year. There is no -w
a guard rail across one side of the
footbridge ovek the Lower Town
mill raceI but there ist no railing or
fience at the end of the darn where
the little lad fell in last vear, There
is no protection at'Ahe ruins of the
H ,sop - which the old
ow t mill throu,�h
will race pours in f6ghteningvol-
Local authorities contend that
-attin�
there is no point in p g im fencc-',
at these points, for it would. be itn-
possible to keep the children away in
-inv case. We fall, utterly, to agree,
buit since the protection is not there,.
it behoove.% parents to start their
war-ni.ngs early in the, hope that 1959
soe no rej;�Iition of the tragedies
whit-li have marrfA life in this, com-
munity doling the past two wmrs.
IV� would Suggest, too, that par-
ents boost the swimming pool pront-
iect with ever.,.1libig thev bave.. 'rile
'hest possibl� -protection again.st
drmxlning iszarbild �who can swun.
-rev
Meal spriing weather p ailed, at
the end 4of the week ,w -hen above -
freezing temperature,-, mduted the
snow to some degree but offered no
danger of Poo& couditions. If we;
are, fortunate enoogli to, enioii� more
"thin the
or this moderate Nvwther W1
ntxt two weelaq the dang
ger of floods
alt air, ross -the proviwc; unill be great-
The"Wi-Ag-ham A, JvanceMMeg
Pliblished at Vla0limiko batkf%6
W. aRrry"'WeAvro "(or,
at,
riiaa cw&* Doc
obfty�** *U4, Wk
f -A
might be inipass�able in c -ase a, seriotis
fire were to break otit.
Last Thursday eveubi,g the con-
gestion caused by parked oTrs ill the
neighborhood of -the high school.
ivoiild have made it vii -,wally 1.111pos-
sible for tbe firetruck to get through
i . f it bad been needed. The same
thing ofteWoccurs on other street,%
in town wben car drivers thougglit-
lessly park- inintediately opposite
�anotber vehicle and leave only the
narrowest possible passage -way be-
t -,N �Ieen then -t. Still another rnaiiden-
in- stiint is, the parking of a, vehicle
across -a narrow street, - frorn the
openingr to an alley, so that thdse
who try to turn into o -r out of tho
lane have no room to do so.
This is a vear in which car own-
4rs need to ire-cralA more than the
niere requirenien ts of the law in their
driving babits. Actions which may
be legal in ordinarv'tilnes are fooi-
lvardv under present delving con-
di.tions,
WAS 1-k.—.13ABOTAGE?
The tremendous furor which has
been1icked iip over the cancellation
of''.tbe Avro Arrow contritct bv the
federal government bearsall the out-
ward hallmarks of a piece of spitieftil
in-anipulation., D�spite warnings
over the past Vvera, 1. years that 'the
Arrou, might bave-to be tbTown�qut,
and dispite� a full discussion. and
more warnings on the stil')Ject last
fall, Avro ].aid off 14,000 eniployees
and foisted the entire blame onto fbe
federal government.
-This, also, despite r the fact that
the qovernment b"as -provided $50,
million as acushion on. which Avro
coulil continue to Pay its workers un-
til,alternative projects could lie I got
and'er wdv. It looks very much as
thoit,gh som6bod,v down 'Malton vmy
-mas anxious to make the govern-
ment look bad.h%
* Imniediatelv the announcement
w4sniade there wefe� deinauds fron-i
all over the country t1vit the Arrow
project be C0111'111'jea' 'A_711at, We NVon-
der,, did flie people mak-ing
th e, d e-
mand kiio-,ir about t` lie future of aer-,
ial defence�' Pour hundred million
dollars had already been poured into
the Arrow, wbicl� is, according to
all reports, a bewltiful airplan'e 1 4 ,
but dootned to be outdated before it
was in attual production.
The Diefenbaker government's,
decision to cancel the Arrow coil -
Thi
tract required a. lot of roura�ge. As
rountrr cannot afford to continue
r " t
Iny p oJec which nuis into these
-ist
ronotnical fignires -wben it is
-ahead of tinle.
Vroin the business man's stand -
p i t 'the Avro concern would
oil)
appear to have all its egrg" in one
hisket — and they had. been told
Mani; times that the bottoin of the
basket wasn"t very sound. Iflkvro
de�,qervts a plare of leadership in the
field of aeronotical desigii -ind pro-
duction it should, have had. otherpro-
jects, underway to provide employ-
inentfor# its staff and engineem.
Reineinber that the local Tater-
wediate.4 are in the midst of 'a vT
stries in. serni-final group, pla-y w.1th
Port Tthrinkl. The hovs -are provi( ' lintr
an, eicelltnt brand ok hotkey and. tli�
vaines are, well worth vaur,.qupport.
Tur"out on a hitand
drop your price of wlmi-,51oil in the
Wild '111*11naIg in Outolo will
mr'.0 otortainlv be happly to .qee an
(�Jld C)f 11je tno�-(v. Vxte,its liave elti-
mattA that 50,(M detr will velisb
h,efore the -olowrove-ris m(-lted:AwA.V
fr6ra tlieir 1�eding grounds..
to sittlili stullitui it; w4l Rullmullitmonlio It 14 Itiouln 1"4 fill I i0qw.,
A WTT EEKLY $ERMONETTE
REV, T,-"dAR11MV HU�SER
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Wingbam. United Chruch
lVolly I)oe5pl 0 , pd His eterna
t $oometbjaig is broken .9 1 truth I
-your 1,VA and pro vided for your',
niaO,e known., A leader of 4 wo-
salvation from 4ufferingl sorrQW,
The utter silence In 'the beaveris
man!s group feels �tbe han G od
fe 4 Go
Ar. ain a 4 death. d hfka.
.above ps at times appalls us.. Why
on. her shoUlder And the ollei4ce, of
spoken. But will W%'e listen? Hear
doesn't God do sometht"g?, The
God 1.9 broken od may becalling
.
`H
He
Him sa)r—" that cometh unto
frantic mother wringing berbo4ft
you t _k
o brea is silez some
-i.,Ce for
me 1 will In no Nvise cast out."
,In helple-94 frustration, A.$ $be
needy sQuI nearyou Will "U no
1!004 sq. loved tI ld. t a
le wor you h 1:
watches her child Nvilt before her
do ii noW?.
lie g4vc� his only -begotten sontbat
spinal meningitis. criesl'
God spoke to man thro. ugh Hip
whosoever belleyetli in Him mig ht
to Goc ems tot. be
.1. But tb�re, se
Son, lesus Christ. The Cmss of
have everlasting life.11
nothing but silence. Why doesn't
(]�Qd do SQmetbhIg?r This was the
Calvary Is. Go ge to plan
, d's inessA
The message qXtbls Lenton sea-
cry of the desperate fairm er as he
writteil In blood, It I
I s God's heart
son to youlsthat Qodbas broken
lHis
,watched. the slow but Inevitable
break for mall's sin,, It is GoWs
gilence- find it speaking now to
march of the black Cloud that
love written across the polges Qf,YO4
through His Son. Will you
rolled tip from the west, Obscuring
the noon day sun, A cloud or dust
, roken Hig"listen and be healed of life's corn -
man's life, God has b
silence. And revealed. HJIs plan for plications?
.and soil driven ol.1 a dry wind that
whirled And roared, exigulfll�g 411,
'"IVY
T"T.N -IFIVIC AGO
.In Its gm.p. The scorching sun,
The cold spell of. last week is be -
the dry fields,the dust storms, tbeoi
%D --ftinisci
11evedto b - a record far this, olls- .
L
MdWng saii virik Hir
farmer's, hope--gonell Till
I
tri't 'itF
I early Friday morning
having the lowest temperature.:
terrible thirties, the dr , ,
,y
- . - - Lo L.
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Forty-four below- zero was.reported
.woman of Ontario said, "The people,
'FIFTY TE.4JR$ AGO
here, while some places nearby re -
of Saskaoh�wan and Manitoba,:
ported even lower temperatures.
must - have been very v! . eked ..for
There passed away an Sunday
Lucknoqr 53; -Gorrie 52, *alkcrton
.such A. scourge to attack them
last at the: home of )Ier mother,
Mrs, Job it Louttit in Culross, Miss
51.
Capt, Marshall and� Lieut. Gray
Many a hand was flung to the sky-
Ellen 1,outtit, in her' 36ih year,
of the Salvation Army attelideil a.
and a voice cried, "Vy'lly doesn't
At a meeting of the 'fire, water
meeting In HaWlton. last Thurs-
V )I
God' do somethin But therfr
and light committge on Friday
day,
wu only silence.
,,.evening last, Mr. 4 B. Ramsdell,
E. S. Cqpeland was re-elected.
Of Port Colborne, %%,as engaged as
president of the Chamber of Com -
Then. came the war years when
manager� of. Winallam's' electric
inerce on Tuesday evening. Other
many a parent's )lopes went with
light plant.
'officers are T. J. McLean, first
his son overseas. The death, -the,
Mrs,'Jailet Davidson, of Wing-
vice; G. L. Baker, second vice; W.
destruction, the misery, the suffer-
bam Junction, will hold an auc-
T. cDooth, secretary; and George
ing . for friend andfoe aliket Why
tion salq of.her farm stock and
Smith treasurer,
doesn% God do something u
Implements.
Member$ of the VVIngliam Unit-
.banishingwar? This silence of the
!fhe Viringbairl, High School has
the largest Fourth Form outside
ed Church -choir held. their annual
meeting last -week, when Mss B.
Eternal is baffling.
the cities. Tbirty-sLN students"are
Reynolds, 'recently retired organist,
To-davi With the, onward march.'
enrolled in the form.
The citizens' ban4uet held at the
.
was presented with a gift.
0 —0-0
.of ilibillsm—the belier In nothing
National Hotel on Friday evening,
—paganism of so. called Christian
last in honor of Dr. P. Macdonald
Ff MEEN.TVARS AGO
soclety, the drift within the Church.
who wilL. shortly move 1)is family
Mayor F red L, Davidson, Reeve
until it has often become just an-
to London, was one of the most.
J. Evans and . Councillor Mtirray
other social. institution deterlor-
succespful affairs of the klhd ever�
J,bnson i�re attending the Good
ating into little classes and groups
held in Wingham. Plates were set
Roads convention in Toronto- '
more concerned with perpetuating
.
for 100 guests,. the full capaelty of
the dining Mr. R. Clega
, Miss Maty I Crujitsbank, daughter
-Ntr
pet theories' than in justice and
mercy and salvation, Ave cry, "Why�
-room.
acted as chairman.
Of
1 4 . and Mrs. Benson Crulk-
shank, who enlisted in the Women's
doesn't God do something about
0 - 0
FORTY YEAMS AGO
Royal. Naval Service some time ago,
will report at Galt on Thursday
recalling the Church to purity of
Merkley. and son went to
Mr,. E.'l
next for basic training. After that
lifie and purpose?" Silence!'
Chatham 4un Monday and -drove to
she will go to St, 13� Facinth, Que.,
Why this awful silence and
Wingliam. with twonew Gray Dort
for a course in wireless telegraphy.
apparent inactivity of the AlmighiS,
automobiles. Xr..J. S. Dobbie and
T R Bennett drove to Blyth an
Ifiss. B. Bennett and lifiss AL
Barber were presented with life
In the face of human need? I
2%ionaay and one day I Nr *ek Mr.
ast e .
membership certificates at the
wonder if often the reason for
A. X Crawford drove to Blyth
meeting of the. Evening Auxiliary
God's silence is becau�se He eannot:
Wroxeter and Relmore in his ncaj
of the 'Winghain United Church.
rind a man or woman through
little Ford, coupe.
Friends- here of R. 3%L (Xac)
whom to speak? God comes to men
through We to�
Privates Samuel B. and Robert
S. Haines.arrived, on. Monday from
Hab kirk Will be pleased to bear
tfiat he Sas been promdt�d to the
mien. are ii;clined
think that God speaks through his
Overseas and are visiting at the
home of -their parents, 'Mr. and
rank. bf Flying Officer.
� -kmonkthose who Teturne� ft43�i
Church and so he does, In ancient
Mrs. Arthur Haines. Both,of th ese
'A'VeTsells last week was Sgt. Har6r
days God spoke to.men directly—to
young.men enlisted with the 190th
'Cooper. Mrs. Cooper -the forater
'-boibthy
Abraham, to Samuel and to Jacoh.
Winnipeg regimenL
Pollock, is a' da�jglltei, of
The message that is most powerful,
A letter from. Major -Hal Mae-
Oe'Riiy, JOhn P011Ock Of I -1111t9 -
today is the message that is
Lean to his parents tells of his be-
--hutch-
brought to us through the-lilig of
'Ing moved to a. new location in.
7.'Georgo E. 'Northwood, whO,%his
other people.
Belgium whicIr is less than an
'hour's -walk from the ba:ttlefield, of
been manager. of the C94adidti.
Bahk:of� Commerce here sln�j D&
'Thus for four hundred, years the.M!terloo,
*here, hisgreat-grand-
_ce�nber,,iF:10391 received noti&.-U
Israelites endured slavery until"
father fou,-zbt 'with �1.761liIigtonls
his ii�:xisfer' as mana',get:" of.ii�e
'God could find a. man through
forces.
Dulinville, branch.
whom to bring theni, freedom—
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&ses. For. seventy, years they en-
dured captlivity in Babylon until
Sugar �,.$plce
God. could find a man -%%rlth enough
a ahof.
courage to brave an audience with
By Binjismiley
o�
the King of Persia and aslr for
st
the release of his people. , WbO can
We took, You ng. Hu gh d own tothe
with kiii-d-ly'- 'The control -
count the long years of human
city,to compete in the big music
led hysteria as� you realize your
slavery and the awful toll. of
festival last -week. The idea was
own raight, just might make the
suffering and separation that had
that it would be good experience
grade. And the VIld delight as
to be endured -until God could find
for him -to come up against some
you watch the little Vymarch up
a, man strong enough toput an end
-topnotch talent. It didn�t seeni, to
and get his �certlficate for first,
tj it—Abraham Lincolm? 'Here In
affect hhrr one way or the other.
second or tfiird -place.
our church a SuA&V school teach-
er or a 6vout sup* erinten.adnt hears
but by- the -time 'we got home, his
-V *1 e
the call of God to speak to a pupil
niother looked Unyears older, and
1 felt i,-xgctly as I used to feel at
Then the great relaxed feeling
or to a neighbour and Go&s silence
the end of a seven-day leave when
when ies an over. And you're
chattering like a psychopath. And
I was it yollhg and fbollsh. figghter
y6u feelffice a piece Of darn!) cePo-
phane. And You kee assurtng
p . .
,
each other, and the kid, that win -
BOX 473
Taking akid. to the�city� for�a
music festival comparest I should,
ning is, not really important * And
you tdoly fee. _66rry for all the
think, wit h taking a r1de In the
ld.ds� wtol,didn�- Wfiz And you're
pouch of a la�dykanga�qo w4a 10
Popes Cottage,
going at full gallop. 11Vs hard on
Kingston Deverill,
Warminster, NN71tshire
the pocket, yo�tget a very fleeting
Oh, the -Vie great- institutlops,
Niew of -the world, about You, and
these xallsic -festivals. But we7re
February,% 191%
you alternate betWeen. airy, -ftfits.
'usea to tbtrp and. It' ":iVaslitt really
Dear gir:
and jolting rehims to earth.
the festival that got me down. It
I am -%v, riting to you once 'more.
a. �t-, * .
keeping track of that kid in
bo I ping You are well and bappy,
-1 1
0 . I
Musle festivals, as ali parents
the 11ty- Ife -00�k much inoro' in -
the same as me.
.
of performers know, are among
terested It riding escalators, ele-
We'll. how are all the tolk in
the most gruesome tortures. deviS_
VatOrSL and thd subway than In
Wiligham? I often. think of the
ed by Canadian. society.f This one
playing the plano.
happy days X spent there during
was no exception, The gloomy 111 -
lit church. 'The bard seats. The
We went into a III depar en
19 tin t
the war Years. I expect It Is s; big
town"by now an4not rnany� of the
:mothersof performers, bidir askew,
store to buy some books, I wat-
old friends left but could you
eyeg wild. madly gnawing off their
ched him like a, hawX He darted
please, send me aeqpy� of the Tring-
llpstick� The little girls, gigigling,
arountl like a hummingbird. I
ham Times so I could see if any
fidgeting and flipbing their 'pony
took my eya�; off him for 30 see -
onds, to pay the clerk. When I
of the old, folk are still there?
WIS about, The little boysf sol_
turned,ardundi there was no sign
I am retired now and have more
emn and silenk desperately knead-
Ing their knuckles,
of bim. - I nearly went straight
time to spareI I suppose the Queens
through the -robf, We didn't have
Hotel is still there and I guess'.Mr.
Then theres the sheer nerivoft�
much Ume to get to the festival
Smith the bank manager is gone
terror of tbe, ordeal, itself. YOu
halL
by now.,
alternate between. pity anddelight
At� * * .
Theplace where :1 live Is a very
I when the other kids make a mess
I grabbed his mother, planted
bid country place Wherib King A!-
of thei't
, piece. Then the suddent
her as a buoy; told her not to do"
fred livecL You have re4d -Where
,&,.Ue twist Of your stoma b as
C
move, and Went searthing for hilm.
be burned the cakes, Welli, that Is
own mArclies up, white as -a.
V r3n all over the floor we were
Stanton Tavern. I am three =1109
your
ghost. And the black!dve.9libir when
on. About 4.Mother people were
from there and Kingston Deverin,
be fWtergi theflare of hope when
therP I Went back to the buoy.
.11s *here be retreated down the
he finishes vii1h,ai flourish.
Tb,- buWs bglr Avas beginning to
valley�, where the Date$ fougbt a
stand on end vith_ vage. Off I
great battle� and the old 'hotel
iflien th61et-down, while the aA-
*or& sgaIN murder in my heart.
Who. -re Charies the 3ecorld dined
IdUcalbf scribbles his xote2k and
A�t a.-, I vas aboitt to either ewl
-on his Way to S;tunton ht there.
parents hiw gack and forth. st-
the pollee or jurAV doWn an elevat-
I verk often go there for a valX
sessiAg and giiftsibg and trying
oil Shatt, hd em0rg6d, fildrA behind
Warminster 1s, where Y60 te,6 Wrest,
t6 XtUltire ealh,other that their
a pilldr. Ited teeh riding the es-
lit1g. VMte 110fte It tht rAlleS from,
prodally Loth"t really in tbLk talm'11191
here,
Ringeoh n6verill Is tufrounded
while they wreUr hop6 for A
ftligiclo-
A few minutft lattf, 99 wolbur-
by hills mbt-vhaty&u Lwall xhountains,
tied up sL nArmw atrt-Ltl be slip.
.1tat outsid-t, mydoot Is the highest
ped on the ice and Would bavb,gon6
p.olnk 30fitA "OVe� Ve* level slid
theA; the tuAdft getzbre of hebA
benedlA the WbMa of * tar it I
gradIty Notel: is M feet 4 tan"
as the adlilditator Asks SL (eVe Of
hadWt grabbea bim: by the scruff
further wit, _% yad see I I t is a
the kidt, t* play- over tgaltx., and
of the hoik. 11ext y;eae, wbein ve,
:bfttltftJ 1AAC4� to lh* Im X ain
youn Is birie bt them, The h6hdr
go to the fftuvall r tAking a.
g6lbg to Rv* A nke h4,Apy life Mr
" y6or seblus ybakft a ulotelt of
set bf bandtufts.
bit *00fid the.
othtt* *4 PAY It betl*r tMyx Illoy
I dowt think rve #w_ -t been, w
It ybii tite t& ptint this k4ter
dq tbe, Arst time.
glad to get hamot, tv*t though the
YOU MAY In Y40r text *d1tt6n bUt
pup -blid rhade & aWnplete shibiblos
0"* tend rAe & tor �*f the IM ht.
Uata lhMet to* old unl# bike.
1%6 m6fibUhIr f#h$1611 As the AdI
of the utillit'y toom, and the Z-
jdakg6r, beting t6 sl*AJiL th,#
tbdt 16,04, ott *01rbrit 6tthe. bb"Se,
X Alt 3Wrs falthl1111Y,
Mttm#YI*M tMade With *hteh you
had drop L the. -
.pod, am*Wft win&w.
rt"bw tt Or&VX%
WaWh A6 bit -*t*& 60t tho
in, the.19arm: �406r,
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Johnsob's 73c BABY POWDER 2'for $1 .29 _1
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HOT WATER BOTTLE .............. � $1.49
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SUNDA� SERVICES
1.1.00 a.m.—Holiness
2.30 p.m.—Sunday School
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Friday, 8�00 P-ft�Youth Group
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