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ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31
1958
, $2Year rn Advatce
Single Copies, 5- Cents
Aiis�n McKinley, : RR 1' -Zurich •
was elected- president of the. Hur-
on .C9' inity 4-H Club Leaders at
..., their sixth-7416gal meethtg in. _Chu-
sealarth Lions Were:: hosttonHe succeeds --John
-.their annual Burns' Night Momlai . .
evening at the ConimunitY. Centre,- .St.rohg,'"of_Gorrie:.,....
which was,.filled" for :the occasion„,..:,,,Other,, of.ficers-,:eleeted-for -7 1958,
' The special , Night-- Pro, include: 'Vice-president, Don For -
gram was highlighted' by an ad: tune,, of RR seern-
ress, by Rev...Charles Murray, of lary-treasurer. Maurice liallahan;
easide,. who discussed Burns' of Belgrave; directorsi;. Boe,,f'„gair
orks' and background. A riatiVe .0113,7„>Murray Gsaing„,,,,14,e
of :Edinburgh, Mr. Murray told of dairy, Bjll 13oyd;
the district in- which Burns had - swims, Ken- Stewart„, RR, 5, Sea-
Ilya..., and of the eonditions that 'forth; Toriestry„ John „Jackson, of
'often times had prompted the pm- Winglaant;,. 'grain, It& IVIC1Vlichael,
dialtion of literature thafhas, lived Wroxeter: field crop' Bob' -Clan,
• . •
t1i
Mr:rrue..g- hlu:tilutrRfatch;Ae, F Station o'cis trr"ti‘uolleneeg:f:te' vvird.ea'tsir innagra ePd eassl d ae e EA: a tre.
ilv,heedri fotIrsoSnitU,etimunp.riOtphesn, frid ielia.fotiat4h0-."1,Atogrthiceuffiutirr;un _County edetati.011 nf'
llte" to, the-. people "Of, „Se,afOrth for ',George Gear Addresses •
eealling --that -period. he paid tri -
At noon, close to 50- 44-1- Club
.7._:"6,1,,nrt_le4m.ethe oung ineton' leaders were g,itests of the Ontario
em pigiand
clininn .ine ealv, .6ars of the Department of • Agriculture at a
coinplimentary dinner, ,at -Hotel
JAW' BY -SE I�NS '-"'ot1"Hfibn btnt Cornci1 oitchid-
ed in God'erich Friday, Shown here ,are many of the reeves re-
presenting"townships in the county, -Who-- attended: the sessions,
A -eaya ity crowd of spectators is shown to 'the -rear of "the
_
Picture-.enirS, fdiscusse -u nglief.:collatY mill rate, in-
cr a•I'
'creases ',to Many -county OfficialS, axid,',St'aPPage'of several grants,
e group heard ,aild 'cliscusSed. retforts from all county depart-
ments 'and chos& the 1958 Warden
-A' Kitchener rink skipped by
Batsoni,witilcthree.wina
and a., plus of 14, 'Won- first prize at
the annual
-T-SOI--ed',15V-,""the7SeafOrtii Ladies' Curl
'hig: 'Club .Wednesday:-. Close -behind
:Was "'Mrs". G. Strenaehra ,LOndon
rink,with three -wins, pitis 12;:„'
-. A .Seaforth rink, 'skipped by Mrs.
:Brae:Smith," ea Me two
wins.-PluS.10.
Consolation prize went to , an-
otlierSeifitith -rink; 'skipped.'" bf
ig.7jOhli7."Lreigataft.-,
„".BeSulta;.,were...
Mis E. Batsen;•.:,Kitebener-;
2 wins plus 14
MrS..B.'-13iggatt, 'Exeter; 1. win
....„
Sbuthe'retti:E-Xeter.";7.8 Icsses
." 'Mrs; Douglas, MithdU.'A Win
plus 5.
Mrs, Bell, ListoWel'i.2:, Wins ;ping 9:'
CreakerY_Sttatford4 wing
Mrs. ,IVIaelcintion,„,,,Sttatfotd, 2.
wine .,phla 9:
Jj:Longstaff,, Seafottlial: win.
Zy Wing
pins 10
Mrs •C-: 1owe1Lfe, Seaforth:
losses. -
. Mrs. ,G. Stronich, London, 3
'vins plus 12.
.' • MrS:. ,,1\1;•-,-WlietStOne. GOdericli
win plus 2.
Taking, part in „the Viere
„rinks ,fram: Kitchener,' Exeter.,, Mit
chell,.Listowel. ,Stratford;: London
- and -Goideticli.".. • '
Three .:'Seaforth rinr.s were • en-
, :tered:•These. Were 1VIta>"A:,.w:•Sil-.
.lery, 'Mrs. E-,..;'A2'.MCIVIa's.teri Mrs..
Gordori-;,.,aticti.XTS:'3,'Letigstaff
(Skip); Mre.'E., DingMere-, Mrs:- R.-
..., Whitely,: Mit .•Catdno , and
.Mrs!..Btad- Snilth (Skip); Mit. ':W.
,G.: Wright,' Mrs.' 5..',11abkirli; Mrs.
J. Atunn and Mr. C. Itowcliffe
Airratigernents 19r 'Aue!•,•.botialaiel
. were in :of :a -grouP, :headed.
.;
by ,.Misa.,'-Aliee Reid, president Of-
•; • the Ladies'''.Club. LiiiieliTarid sup
Pet wer erVed o. the , ;viaiting:
;curleralhY a. committee,, of whielf
•Mrs. F. Kling 'was the'bead17,
'
mall Ad—
Big Response
It was a small 25 cents for sale
ad in last weeles Expositor, Gordan
Papple,' Well-known McKillpp- farm,
er, had Id young pigs for -sale, .
And what happened? "Within an
hour after the paper waS.eut,--even
before it had beeii delivered on the
rural routes--intereated buyers be-
gan to arrive at .the PapPle farm,
and others phoned to inquire:
The pigs were sold in no tithe
at alt.- could have sold twenty
times as many if I had rad them,"
Mr. Papple said. ' _ °
It doesn't matter whether its pigs
or what you have to buy or sell, A
. small classified ad in The Exposi-
tor, Which reaches more than two
thousand district- fathilles every
Week, will do the job. And if costs -
so little, too. —
-Phone 41, or write and tell us
what you have for sale or want to
-buy' or trade. See 'for yourself
10, what a good job in Expositor
classified- ad does for you.
• . , •
aite. "Winners:.
Euchre:.
,The Order- -ef. the Eastern Star
, aptingereda euchre Thursday night
in : the -()ddfelioWs' Hall. Winners,
:were: „ ladies; :first, :Mrs. Bob TYn-
•.'d'alla lone handg,„.Mrs„ 'Fred Ilnige
consolation. Mrs James Bar
'roil; men,. first, A.. Irwin; 'lone'
hand. , Charles. Cunningham;. Con -
;gelation, Robert Eriirnerton:- .
' k. • , •
•-,-Thonfas Leiper,- of Londesbord„
leads the Iliiron Central -Agricul=
turaf Society for` inc'ti1er torifl f
lowing the antual rneetu
a iri CI nton. J he group ecided
"to proceed yvIth 'plans for the 103rd
annua1. spring show.
Because -of the unusually small
• ,
attentlanee at the meeting plans
for the show will, be made, at a:
,specia1 meeting in Clinton nes,'
da
Other :officers_elected. were- first
PepPer. R
R 8 Seaforth--- second vice-presi-
en warGrigg Goderich. A.
-J: McMurray, who ha just COM,-
ril;eied his 29-t1t: year ,as secretary -
treasurer asked to be relieved of
his duties. ,Directots decided to
,discuss his request at the special
Directors Named
'rectors are: IhIllett Township,
W. .1. Dale, Thomas -Leiner, How-,
ard'Armstrong,- Ephriam Snell;
TuclZersrnith, Harold -Pepper, J. W
:Crich,'eorge Turner, William ,Pep -
'per; Goderich, Thomas Ratirkelt
'1VierVin Lobb, Ed. Grigg; Stariley,
William Hanley, Harvey Taylor',
John:Peck, Stewart McEwen, Dick
,Jacob; Town of Clinton, Dr...George
S. Elliott, Mayor W. J. Miller, Or-,
;val. „EngerStad„.:Kenneth McRae,
William Morlok, Mel Crich, Reeve
'Burton Stanley, Howard Snell and
. DEputy Reeve W:- Trewartha;
junior directors: .James Snell, Fred
,Gibson, Bert "Pepper,- Lloyd Hol-
land, Stewart ,,Broatifoot,
Middleton -old Ivan. McClyrnont.
' EAST MIR QN ELECTS;
Wilfred -Shertreed was releleeted
president of East Huroaa-Agricill-
tural Society at a' directors' meet-
ing following the,. annuaLaineeting
Wednesday" night. Other officers
. named at , the meeting, held M
- Cranbrook Community Hall, Were:
vice-preeklenta, Clement Steffler.
and Rithard, Procto; seeretaiy-
treasnrer, Norman H. Mover.
'The business kneeling Was pre'-'
ceded-bY a turkey supper, served
, by membersi, of the Altar Society
oI St Ambrose Rthrian Catholic
Church-- A 'vote of thanks Was
moved by Richard P +actor.. ,
-Seated at the head table were
prEsident Wilfred „Shortreed ;and
.e.Mrs.,Stiortreed; .seeretary-treasur-
. et Norman H. Hoover and Mrs.
lioeyer- Mr. A d Mrs. James
kair','"'111r. and Mrs: Richard Proc--
ter; Cecil Thompson; Clement
The best financial year in his- Steffler and . Mrs. D. C. -IVIatheson.
tory df Egmont:It/Me United.Church-; -
was reported Friday night, The Misicians Perform
treasurer, Thomas Robinson. 'noted A short musical program,' intro-
-that 1957 -was the best year the duced by Mr. Shortreed, donsisted
congregation has had in its long of aecordiOn and sold selections b34.
histery,-!in reporting tothe annual ,Ceell -Thompeon 'and vocal duets
Meeting:by William King and Graeme. Mc-
,• The meeting, held in the school-, Donald,,accomPanied by Mrs. Wm.
room of the ehin-ch,- took the form King, '
of a'potduelt -slipper, followed by a Norman IL Hoover, in his Areas-
businega meeting., l)r. 32 Semple- tiler's report, listed total Fair re -
was chairman for..tlie evening, and seip,tS as $5;683.81.; total expeadi-,
Mrs,- k: P. Chesney --v1/4. ciloSen„aS titres, $5,592;- 'Arid a balance of
'secretary. '"$91.81. There were 2,000- entriessiii
Following a hymn, the *large •the.,Faim, the total prize
-group attending observed, a feW ed arnountedeto $4,531, and the prize
RS: AGNES BAIRD, of
Drucefield. who is .98 on Thurs--
day January 30:, .The widely-
' known Stanley. township' rest -
:dent was horn in Newark, NJ,,
coming-- to Ashfield tawrisliip
with her parents when, she was
. one year of age. FolloWing her
niatriage, she moved to .Stan-
ley, where-, she has 'resided -for
79-- years: In reasonablY good
health, he will mark her birth-
, day at a family dinner Thurs-
day evening at the home of her
gold, Thomas 'B.• Baird, 13ruce-
field, Where She 'resides. '
-
etir
.iniziute'.8 silent remembrance for
the mei-fiber's Of ‘the--congtegatitin'
'"Wha-Se-, faces are kePt: . in .nteM--
Prayer follow -ed-.- • At "-the.
coneluSiori.pf
ing„was reatinted: •
The reports -of the Various.' titian,
17ations indicated'enthuSiastic"....atin,.
port and gratifying:TprogreSs -in all
m.atterS. AppOitited7td Alte :1.3oa.rd
. Stewards ' Were --RuSsell. Coln -
Man, Alex Chesney-, l3oycs.
Robert .;Wallacel-,Elmer Cameron
and Normair'' MacLean.
C'onef91-tVaS apPointedte the trus-
tee hoard- Iiey.11enderson: asked to
be relieved of his duties on the
eapitala fund cenimittee And Was:
eplaced• by "James Meltitosh The
,ineitiberehip .of -Abe. church •now'
'stands . at 271., ' • ... '
Id appreciation ' of,,•tifCtOtintsiaS-,
tie and, nntiring lea.deithiP of br,'
and •Mrs..-aSerriple in .the work ,Of
the: :charehy ',the irieeting unani-
mously voted a §ub.sfantial-
drease.,m Dr,,Sertinle's attnual sal-.,
money paid.w.as $3.,671. Grants re:-
-enlYed, totalled .$3,039. • •
Deregktei.TliTTa district- rneeting„
at Dungannon renerteda.,,common
difficulty..anniag Fall Effiteditec-
ItiorS ssr- peer • ,attendance„, Clement
Steffler in bus report said: ."With,
out, attendance:a ;.,Fair can't 'show
. .
Expect .To' Reopen
aueeni$ -Griii.
Arrangements are being made to
reopen the Queen's Grill, effective
March I, according to- Wilson Oke,
Seaforth real estate agent, who
has been looking after the property,
He .said an experienced restaurant
operator, who comes from Nova
Scotia, Would fake over the -pro,
The restaurant, established in the
former dining -room of theAlueen's
Hotel, opened A little lover' a year
Ago, but closed after a few Weeks'
operation. '
. .
progress."'. "In.„,•the- 'discussion that
'followed applest'd as
n'.'climmereiar• feature, from the-
stan point' of interest .and--decora,
on two shcde sfuT field
-crop ,competitions—corn and. Garry
oatserereceiVed, -There•-iverer
34 entered in the 'corn competition'
and, 18 , the oats eompetitIon.
James .S.Mith;,--reporting for a
ed Gitib; -said Ifia'r '18 had
.finished the beef -and. six the dairy.
seetion.. ,Tene.coMPleted.the ,swine
-Citibi`r-ebnipetition.
'.'Four retiring- irectors... Harold•
.Thomasa....Ross _Knight,:14Iac
McIn-
tosh and :Wilfred. Shortreed,., were
reitlabed,h43-ohn-^McDonald.',Brus„
-gels; Fred Kirkpatrick ., and. Jan
Van. yliet,'.Grey,, Towns.hip, arid Wit,
fred .Shorti:eed...fOr 'Morris.
,Hear Douglas Miles -
'Guest, speaker ' for the evening
was -Douglas . agrictiltitral
"representative for Ibiren, -gun
Tht ComMented, that. it :taker both
Women -and Men' to run a suecess-
ful fair. Likening a' fair to a show: • '
window on Main Street and the di- NEWS OF ITENSA
rectors to the merchants, he said,
it was up to them to attract atten- 7.
-Ta,rmers„. must stick together
and'. think terms of unity'," he
said and exPres:sed hOpe of bet-
war. Clinton. Doug ,IVides a r
Conditions at the camp, he said, .,„-.„.. ,,,''
atRedecailin,, some of his, 'work
.. -t of 'the ,voltinteer work of the 4-11
;E,intlhe. ''''''''-`e'''-11'-a 1Ye or. _ ll-r°'l County.
-not-bneo t-frticieob "(lent tle friendliness
sahto‘thnatb
wa-s enairMan.-. ' - - -
district was particularly appreci- The dinner was ...ill' aPPreciation
leacters
the carnp, Mr.- Murray 'mentioned George GearofWalkerton, agri-
a Male choirthat had been ,organ- cultural repre sentative for Bruce
ized in 1940. Of the 46 Airmen who County- since 1939, ,guest-,-sPeaker.
'
comprised the choir; a check' taken gaVe a detaller-r‘report
.at the end- of • the war• revealed Countycsi4j1I.Fee.deraLf club Pro -
that hut .eight, had 'survived.' ject ,for last' year.
' The appreciation '4')f the :gather- -PlanS-rittade bythe leaders .for
ing I lyfr. Murray was expressed, the1958 prograin. included the an -
b Rw Scuti. ••nual.,aaeieeement...„night with Fri- . en 3.,ear a mem er 0
\BUrns-- 'Grace by S. Siii.ttal bp -1 day, December „5,' as a:.-tetitative limion.Cotrity, Council, and his'
,thpend'Itelvilav'Oof;i'.'pinOgCltetoy ;Apr4,40•;spii.,
,
tin is
This „week is Minor Hockey Week
,in 'Canada „Marking.. under ' the'
•slegun,,
-Tlith°61...:'ylle°uenkeg.3g:tera;hav-ejbe'en.:1)
"neglected as SpeCiatpt sti
Poil is concerned, 1100 according"'
,frockel,‘ offieidS." here, the kid., •in
Se aforth are nti ei•ccePtion.:Croi'vids-
are sm411-; . a
parents onlarick-for "the gamg§-,
• •The hockey %front --hi#.07,
.Special'Ali.itor,'HoCkey
playoff linari
tur
Tw
tI
g,g raa11,ththej:Me;caelasny'' e:d. elaoi ieste ieededtua, nr':s139,,,t
s are
uti
la
be
lams Thc Baltveen rMidge
i' :et; nht,e9d14• Ban
143Thislbe-"Y•';116e .°..1.11?dli°dnget!';.a°rue:st;eurt17.d.'OC
giiiieling; hand- Of., Ron' "WBroome ,
,..... • . .
The- B.antains played tWo...g.aine
Witli',.•ClintOSi; and • both_ e
ties., So. the fans,- are in,for",:a
"S-eries. • JIM Midgets
-•,,things "ea.'sier,at they
Morrissey: ' ivholch:;::". straight • ',The 'boys , on -,'bOth
•srEigg.tN•- REEVE
John and 'e ilartion games
,Yet t'omeet feat'lit thr•".;
'Warden :of Huron "County,. .at' .tea ins will -be "arollnd Selliiig•tick,
. sessions dasfWeek lii‘Goderieh etS...'..for • :Satrday's •cloublelte0e
Id a . close vole. 1. -le was •chosen 'SO 'don't . tarn tltem an -d-4**
Morrissey Is; beginning hiS".sev-- . Hockey
, , . ,
from' six -Contest -Olt§ Warden 'see a., big.. crowd.
Ti W"th hell
ened the'progra , r a a so • ,
• in I Spitt 1date in .Exeter; also 'to ho rs
ld tOu On'•saturd.V- "night ,at the loea
St h 'toWnship conti . 111:•134e -i:741:-8 game • -","'
ear as. a niein-ey• f a •
he'gr up.: in.-'n:series • of Seotch'I.Un U''-ell-lh' basis- - •-• ",' ' ".1.), e : .,--. : .:- -, '- cil ' bleti-lldet4 if eeli mitchett B-arl:'''
t m' ' li:e -Li° 1 ' Orgaiii4ational ineetiagsi,' W.D.1...be „. , ..._..„, taras and ;SeaforthEnntams, the
Club'ii'i, ere', ,e xtende d by PreSident I held: Crediton,,14,1ai•e-h'41;, C1 21 ganm 'ended' in. a 2-2. tie.'
',t:, Ay," modeland.' AccOmpanist' for Mai -ch 13; .Seaforth; March' 18 :--Ex- ..,mitenell. Opener' the -scoring .M. tie
i..,,he -evenitig • was lames -.111-.-.Scott.-leter,',..March. 20; ' Gdtrie;,.,11/1irch 27;:
riii'ens-.•:i';'31-elbio.Pdav'pPitliel't4ledg-clitalimbYatW4a-2t5";
Chairman' for the event's. was Belgrave ,_IVIarch 28. Lucknow.
on a :pass, from 1V1cLiwain Clmssel
Sti9ciiil- eatures ori th - program - eeting-s-oiIl be ---arranged -later- out Mitchell u the lead '7
iricludecl Highland- dancing for Zurich and Goderich.
pupils of liirs. C. E, Smith, Tik- i the secoild period • and the period('
ing par Wer e at leen Phillips,
ended with :the' visitors leading"
Kert er T. Dick scored the only goal in"
Iloan'Bannon, Oke,.'' Eatie .the third,Jierie for the' hometovvn-ry
tseott'BettY. Jeani .AndreWs adcir.• AA ,ers passing- plaY,,frons'Avir
,
SaltY-Peter .Malcolm. accent-.
:and' ,brother.',Jire, ta. end flie".-SeOr,....
pained on 'the hagpines,, : „,. . ' ter
M
.r.',and .1Virs":": agies A. SteWait brganiiation ,leoyS-.....olitSkiited. • anda..played,. more
:pontribittecl'4:„'dtiet, 'andlittle Sh u which ull haVe.'a Si:its prime tails': .; e otganize& agareg than 'the locals,
'Strorrc 192 cc.c.m.p.,..anmd b ther.Lenconragensent,;.-And„...promotimf. 1(...ilisinen,C14-aye.--Plaam,lig.....aevelal' who. were • s/iort.7,i,oise: for‘va'rd
of .the ina,rketing.-,of r dairy-aritapeul: PrOjeCtS':-- for"'
try •prOcIj4et, anic into bLm t 1 d2.1O1U1L tO 4 110 113At .:..l.fie"g•-."'wayi dUtea•tina. Mitehell11
•Wsk-.,fol-toWing.•rpeetingS' the/f113*,V.Pg1.2,1\10.1"4137.3" 1, i' :eighth ,,stra4ht 'VfctorY,
ther. pans" e la:d '; „:-The,:locia•j..bOYs :are: proud . of ,their.
Nanted firart.viee'P_reSident Of :the l.,.'"Alt:.,present.''tne.."phin"ia.,spaa-sor- riew red 's w ea tensn'ilict sO•Oks';'-proXiid-;"
tnited 'DairY. and. POilltlY.- [t.,11?g... the iVfidg.el.. teans,..-..anct ed.hy. doing.
er-ativ:e. Was. E.Obert" S. 'IV' cKereher., 'it a s' :-:Ptirehased;,•,..sedtefs for', "the _their art'do r the town: :•by ..not ha'., -
RR 1
Pnblitia teant learn, 00,42 lied b3 a.:.game So 'far :thiST'Year,..;''...
.ald:' 'Broprite.. . undefeated:, ''.this
:The'y playMg. cicau. . fast '
"irfe'an-On,‘the 3T'eer. 4?),..i?,.:furtlier 'this project 'bOckeY, with ',neat cenibiriatiori„and
,bov.; fie*. hat', ,: • Kinsmen: 1:1".4X.RJ. al-. la re a- treat .. to w atch ''C-orrie add.:
t -400e." . t. t
lf and eneouts,ge- the
„„t yourse
ineniliers.' the:: Sale""'elf tickets as,
, Meeting Witheady,...responSe..... Beat „Mitchell' •
Drii‘ving 1. take:,plaee '.ab the Ste • , A :donhleheader. Saturday night -
Patrick's ,clanee .-planned ..hY the 1.,v03itla up -With victory over
•eliib :to, he held:in. the- ,..,!");.t.eria.,,on '..Dale',seorett,:fons
.iVlareh .., 1,7.2 , - ; " ;
A ,1,C1l'1, :,.:a J3;v, L 11' F&'- - Bc,avciiffe iwo with sinies going
ing 'carried On, :arid..the eneet-
flintl,L.1„1:eeiX,spejocitrieirlti•gtO•t•he: ,2,0si,e;ae41" jazia"
"Ildiddrefont:;.SideSm,en; Tom and -Bill :There' 'was .la,.. great- demand for,
Lavender•J*cle "Henderson,- ,Frank ‘1.:hrcitirns . in , a recent,,blitZ, 'Spot: sored,
Forrest ,an, Frank Ellweod.;. dele.1 bY the chib„. but several.,-breonts Seaforth .pl
dsaYedliest
to Gode-
gates to Sy.liod;'.3"aek.lLaveiidei, and are tli aVailable.:.4n. order that .rieh,""Ttiesday 'night With7,-.4...:'11.•.t6•••••q
Frank Ellwood .. - everyone- mayhaVe:,:the:'OPporttitie- score for -the loeat. Midgets. Scor-
-
ity . "of purchasing 'oho :of . these crs were: Harirey',Dale.-.4;.1 Ray
' Da 9° • 1,jp0 1110 Kinsmen are 'plen-airig SeniriS arr.). 014
; rn,an,-;.aceident.' surrounding 'rural ,cliffe:1,; Goderich: Ron Feaan. 2,
WAY, .near Zurich Sunday, 'a picks::: area , Thursday. night ,
-. • -Don Jeffrey 2> 'Fred', Israel 2.-
-
"1.1.0.tritelc. driven by Russell Manson Mmbers Were told that the. first ..„The..Midgetlinenp.oflplayers are: '
'Prole,et of;,-.the.,..41:11.?.. hai.„...received goal, JaCk.:',Bedard,",, Brian Brady; •
nuh faverrible -pain:Merit. ShortlY, clefeticei.Boh," Reith,-7::Biab'.:Elliet4
after .the inattguratintt' of the .nevti., .John•Varley,;."forwardS„-LarrY Dale,
club: it pliCed:. a portable TV :set. Datig.'..11oWcliffe,', Ray
in ''Scott'eMeinotialflospital,:Where::BinderrHarve Dale. Tent TtOve; :
it is -userl'.,,;ainf:::•enjoyed;! daily' in 'Keith..."Stateyz---Itili''B.roadfriot and ,
many „of the to s - Park Borger. , :
.Mrs-. Elmer. -Cameron ,
Precia.tton to, all' 'who •- had .-taken
part' antll•to,":"Mrs."., Vi1Iiam Miller,
whO,diad.,e'atered. .
'The. 'evening .,Wa's -,:arranged by: 'a
committee 'headed'W-J": 11.' Scott;
and"..which included ':S
Ross 'Scott,. Beattie. C. E.,.
Stnith, 'John
McLean
ter times to conie thaa the -past
twoyears have
___ Jas._ Mair expressed the thanks
of the gathering' to the speaker, and:
aanounce a is ric conven ion in
l3rtidsels- in 1958, _
Mrs: W. J. 'Turnbull,- reporting
for' the 'Wonien's division,' an-
nounced that their prize- lists are
printed: and- mailed to exhibitors,
,
jt,,..tiO
oinpete hi,E)ceter
„,:g,r,„: will be
, r
participating in the Homemak-
ing 'Club'Achievement -Day. 'at,
„ ,
the: Legion Hall in Exeter an.
„
Saturday.. lOver'''"tlie,•-,'Past three'
niorithg these girls:have" been, bus
making,woal skirts or .jurapers and,
record books; to corimlete 'the re-
"quireinentg of their project, "Work-
ing With Wool."
A Ifull day's '-firegiarn 'has, been,
-planned for the :girls who wull take,
part in jedging, skirts, Materials
'for`akirig,reasong and tak-
. •
, a --7speCial : aetiVityin
the ,atfernoen the" girl's themaelVes:
put on a Program' ofekhilaits„skits.
and derrimistratierts:. avhieh give
them . expetietree in 'public Speak-
ing, ts.well.as' serving as SammarY
for gubject, matter, 7 -which they:
have staled -,,thrOngliout.. the pro-
ject.: As 'well, Certificates of
Achievement foreon-1046h of tivo•
projects;.- -County' Honor '' Pins and.,
:Certificates for completion 'of.. six
project, and 4-1-111ornernalting club
teaspoons •for-,•satisfabter:r
eomplc-
tion of tim,PreSent.prOjeCtwill, be
presented to the
The following clubs taking part
are sponsored "'Peal Wo.
ineri"s Institute; . Chntoruleadera;
Mrs 'Balla- W. Ross
Creditor), No. 'leaders, Mt:S, gd.
Lamport, Mrs. Robert -ReliaT?;Credis,,
ten No., Z: leaders, Mrs', Jack Mot,
rissel; Mrs, Win,:Smitir; -Dashwood':
leaders, .1Virs._,SYcl--Balter, _Mrs. E.
Devine; , leaders,. -Mts.
'Kenneth Hem, Mrs. Harold • Bell;
Grand Bend: leaders; Mrs. Willis
Gill, .: Mrs.
leadere; Mrs. A.
Moir; IVICICillop leade'rS,.
James Key's-11/Irs.: G. 11:, range'
Sea ferth (District):,
8we;aftot, ti7:hyle:tea,a6Mrstisv-Sx.s.)3rjuudzifonitel...
lirecht, Nikon, ,
er
cin
riet es
her.hotne ,Tuesclay evening,,far:. the,
rekider :Meeting 'of ther,Heriaall,•Kitie
ettes. , There was 100 per Cent at:.
tendance. Presideut Mrs.- John
A new leader; Mrs, . John Dietz,
was 'weleomed. and ,presented 'With
her Kinette pin- by:pastptesident
Mrs. Haroid Knight,,Being '."beef",,
several. sidijeeta.'Were-,dis;-'
:Cusaed ,ajl settled,'
:
It w8 decided to- supply- itinoli
after .t ,EXetea-Ilerie,allYkifte-thea'
heckeY game, date to, ':be'...ahrimities,
ed later. The date ; for the 'annual
spring " YU' M Make, : Sale : was : Set , ',for
Seturday, APril..12.:' The .raffle was
Won* Mrs: Rebert,,Realatitii,' The.
rfpxt tneetieg. Will -be held', at -..the
kiomne ef, :Mrs.; Harald Knight on
Clairch, Officers'"
Splendid 'reportg were ,aubinitted
and Several iteing of hiiaineaa dis,a
CusSed ..at the arinual'.,Vieiiitirig' of
St. ',Patin. 'Anglican 'Church: ReV...•!
N. B. -Knox --Chaired ;the'.ineeting.
Officers :for .1958 :are: thini5ter'S
warden,; Jebn..,Betiderseu; pet)Ple's:
warden, Tam ,Lavender; :treasurer
:et.-tetary;
,
Van Door Opens,
Lose
ons Grain
When a door in a large trailer
van sprung open Monday tnorning,
about five tons of; grain was spill-,
ed along Goderich Street, The :van,
operated by Sayder Transport' ' of
)3aden. was hauling grain from
Goderich.
First evidence of the accident
„was in front,d Miller's cities Ser -
'vied Station, when the grain - ap-
peared' as a mere. trickle .on the
pavement. Before the transport
Was brought to a Step by ,Oleave's
U -A Station, the grain. was several
inches deep. - •
Aided by Harold Maloney °per -
atilt the Seaforth-- power grader,
about four tons of the ,grain Were
'salvaged and loaded on a .Wright
end Leyburn truck. '
While .from 'time to time there
appear indications of grain along
Goderich, Street, this is the fit. t
time -Mit, large ameatit nI grain
has. been lest,despite-the thou-
sands oftons tat have been mov-
ed through- Sesfprth in recent
months,
eeri
to Jim.Broadfoot, Ray Secims:, Harr
Dale',1,and•-a"-‘04t4Loye; "'Mitchell.
spotters . were two each, for Elliott,
Pauli ard Cook, 'and one ,
to Ide-
4. 7.0164; -.Collided
drivenr -.by:Grant Staithe28raiT"Iteri-,
'nage" caused 'Wag ",estimat,
lerls...eAti$404-. by: inVestigating-OPP-
:CdriVtable,Rarry Reid, of the
.• -
•
Honoreden 25th:'Anniversary";---
: On January ,29 ...a , nein:bet-, Of
'friends and •neighbors -gathered'at
Ibe;•:•.ifipiu6,,,of.,,,Mt., .411d .:Mti>„ Camp-
bell -Eyre to honor them on the
occasion of."flieir 25th -.Wedding an-
niversary. :Ari; enjoyable evening
was -.silent Playing. coUrt-WhiSt, 'the.
.winriers' being Mra,:..CarriphelleESTre,,
first; iIrs. Lindsay- Eyre, consola-
tion;,.Thomas :Coiisitt,.. first; Doug-
las •Eyre. 'cOrtiOlation:' ' •
*After"all Weife-seated at thelunch
-tal4e, Mrs., Rena Caldwell reada
htimorons address. and the .happy
couple' were presented with sil-
ver tray:, .Miff ,linka and tie -bar
After.; lunch Mervyn EYfe
ed heatitiftd Slides taken at reeent-
weddingoecaaiOns...:Best wishes for
inal)Ylmere Years Of happy wedded
life were extended to the couple..
Mr. and and Mrs,., Garden Ealet-,-ahd
Dwayne:andJaek Ester, 'father
:of: Gordon, tif..dalgarY1','-"Alta,-;spent
last Friday and ,Sattirday: With Mr.
and
, and .ilirs. George ;
,Mr. , and Mrs. Manley:
:Susan. ,aiid,Mr> -and,„;Mra, Ross JinIs
'viaiteds dn Sunday With Ale;
Mrs. Bill Sinite. and Sharon, at Set,:
bridge,' Michigan. a".;
Mr.':and Mrs. , Arthur Pettigrew,
of
of LineOlti:Datk, Mich., were weeks:,
'end guests of Mr, and -IVIrS.'oeibio.:
is spending this
,Week withlier daughterand son-in-
law. :arid' ',Mrs.. Gary - Corlett
and Bryati,,itt'Toratito.
11/Itsa and Mrs.: E. Rowe . are :ViS-
iting: in :Terp-iito.------with their. daugh-
ter and son-in-law. .-Mr.. and Mrs.
John MacDonald.
. Rev: :Donald .MacDonald Vat-
guest:,tuitistec at FirSt''Presbyter-
ian Church. Seaforth. last Sunday..
Williarn Petry, a .student study-
ing for the rtinaiatrY..at, Waterloo •
College, ,,opeuillec1H,the Pulpit
'Cattriel, Church. • •
PNOT
COMPETE
FO
Comitg from. behind. in , the third
Period,, -Seafartli Tonnoteh edged
, . • ,
'SeafOrth Shoes 5-4 Tliuradity, night:
Thelirst.period WAS',.SciareTeSs
both teams. 'tried desperately-- to
beat the opposing: Going
the 'seeded; Roe .Dale piekM
up a pass from :Joe CoOtribi. and^
,shoved, the.,Dtlek_by-' JIM> Seott---in,
pithrioTdakweassia addifferent,Ta.
the- Shoes', net. .Erie-MeCite came
right', back for Seaforth i$hoes, to story. -I)en,Mortaiatalliedfnr Tap- ,
tiea.it/UP Oa a PaSS:frontaBoh-Wal-. man from B. gright>at the four -'
Mark. 'IBM Strong placed a:
secOnd 10 the net on a pass front
Wright at the,di,Ve-minete mark, to •
'throw the feed boYs -into the' lead. ,
Seaforth Shoes were -not beaten, , .
'yet, SaBill Bennett 'llaghed the.
light ..,at the •10,411iinite ,marie onaa
pass .front‘ Doug Scott,; -tee --tie -the
'gatne at 4a11. ' : •
The winning , goal' for- Top:
notch squad was soored by till
Eisler with less than siX ,:minutes
:to .gp-,,,avhenhe picked up a. pass
frord Dot MOOjrh• " ,
•'.-stAt'oktft, TOPNOTCH—Goal,
Bob C:orlEilL Strong B11 Iilcr
:WaYne- Seett; for*aidso--Don Mor- ,
Wright,' Bill Broan. Ocr-
IttlY• JEWELL Well-known 'ry 'Moir, Joe courubi, Reit DOe..
London radio aml-TV,cOmmen- SEAFORTII SHOES----Goar, Jini.
, tater, 00.farmtopics, will be Scott; defence. Charleg'Geddes,'Ane
, the speeial speaker. At„the -tire :Aubin; il1 Walters, , Mel•'Cootir
' neer tnee,ting, Of the Seaforth 'forvviAtai, :Tattles Watson. Erie
Agrienitural "Secie,ty. The Meet. MOCue,.'86b7'Wulters, Dori
;Mg 'is ; being, held ••in the obey, `BM Bennett; ,Dotiglaa
tori M of ,the SDHS on Wed-, 'Sohn Mettle, 'llardel-Buchagani;
nesday - evening, ..February ath, Garry 'Copper,: Rill
ters -and J. Watson CdOttibs.popr
•
.ped 'right' back,. scatings•fer- Top-- -
.notch: on a Pass 'frOni WaYne Scott. -
„ „ .
. The ,Stidegartg.topli the lead with .
.lonetry by Douglas Scott .and a'
goarbrehates Geddes. on , a :pass e
from MeCtiec,--to-endthe see, -
ondperiod,' with. 'Topnotch trailing.: 'Y
by, one , ' •