HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-02-07, Page 1'Year
WhIe Nuniber 4697. -
.8tAFCM'TT:T; 01\1,TARIO;,V1q17,A1C, FEBRUARY 7. 195$. -
$2,90 a Year'in Advance
CQpies, 5 Cents.
Severalrinks', arodOus to Play in
.WediteSday, ,were
tinned , aavay' because, of . lack' of
ateenarno.dation, according, to
of-
lieiaI-. The tavti; dr -.s Were cern-
pietelyr filled .with - early entries. ;
Winners had not,been declared
aL press time. but standing at the
nd of two gmes follows:
,9 O'clock :Draw--
. Seaf_orth-,;'2,'Avin6,,P1140'
C_ha,:j_r0f§;--Kit.:61vener, °2 wins,
Carruthers, ThedfOrd, "wins.
D. A.very; Kifehetret," wiri plus. 7
SEAFORTH --JITOSBILES' 4410Yet to. lose .: --a game,. cht,,a.fui.gar night -Clinten -'web,;:elintirtated,
, the Seaferthy*,entrY, advancing ;edgiest:, either, Exeter or•MjtchelL ShOwnhereearet .front reWe :left
, to right UehiF•Nrarler,-.Bill Pinder i Larry 'Dale; 'Jack „Bedardi 'goal; Toinjine ..Broadfoot; '
back -row. 'Cleave Coo -nibs; matiager;'.8rian•13rady,Jeek 'Webbie president ','Seafortn„,.
'Kinsmen Ray ,„*SeoinS,' Doug RowcliffeT HarVey.Dale,;,Beb Iteith;.-.13bb Elliatt,.;'earr'Berger,
'•Ron 'Breortier coach: Sponsored. by Seafoittn-Kinsmere the teem proudly Wears .Kinsmen -sweaters.
Shown' (lower)' are Jack Webb, left, and Cleave Coombs , (right), of the Kinsrilen„ presenting ,the
sweaters ' to Ron Broorrie and Larry. „Dale of the teem. , • (Photo by Phillips)
- ,••• "
• Kling,- Searor 111, ,.1„, win. ,piu
;19#.01;:,-0•tielph, ywin p1111 0
losses, '
11 O'clock DraW
'W. dersonLondon,
lien Grath -Sarnia 2 wMs plus 8
.Listowel, win- plus 8
W. ...Spencer, _Hensall, 1 win plus 8
I. win
IatiS"-: 5
;Wilson, ' Thedford, win
pidi
,H. Fisher; Mitchell:2 losses • . -
Laird Mickle, •Hensall,22..losses
-- -The local' rinks . were:
W, Bail, .skip, •
John Lor -;i and ,RoYce
Dr. M. Stapleton, skip. J-.
'A. "'Canine,: O „ Agar and -William
CamPbell. •
'Ft...Kling, skip, 'N. MacLean,. C.
Rowicliffe and William Leyburn
Rev D. .T Lane skip.. Dr. Pat
A 12,-yearioId Walton youth_ had I
pe "f "" wla t h
a,n rrow esca rona a ti
werobtaineci of
Kirliby, grandfather Of the in -
haVe been, fatal, ininriesj,-,..,,when
a 'dynamite cap explod,ed. As it
waS,- 'Robert KirkbY- hist the
of two` fingers on his left hand and
suffered severe burns. He 1,V4S
rushed to - Winghant-
vvhere the , attending physician,: Dr.
R. W. Stephens, Brussels; ''aid" °D.
Wednesday he was recovering. .
The accident occurred last week
at the hoine of the bay s grandpar-,
euts, Mr. anct;l1rs. H. B. KirkbY,
Walton. .
' -The explosion set off a frantic
search for other caps believed to
have been in the possession -1=15f
schoolmates -Of , the -Kirkby- boy.
Several caps were recoverediad
are thought to. account --for- the
nierDetig Miles and
ries
c,,„0/4,1 in -.
•.and 'dinner "daiere-served
itiernbers,-ofetne-.Lad,res- Club,.
in; SeaforthSaturday nig
largest crowd ; of 'interested • sped- •
taiors. the..season hand,.• 'to
Wtch the: lo'cal 'boys: split 'ra clou.
`bleheader; • „.
nton -won the Bantam ,dni.e en I eat
4
r
Ilensall CenUcil would .not ap-
prove the .eenstriiction of the pro-
posed dam at Parkhill.„ The 'dam,
planned 1>S1.: the ..-Ausaulale----River
Conservation Authority, was ,emi-
sidered too. costlY16 the feir bene.
fits derived' by the village: Con-
siderable diSeussien.took:place re-
garding. the :darn before a ratitien
-was - carrietL,:that _the .Arittage
ex-
press disapproval ' idlhe plan.
Denald*:E., 'IlfacKinnen . was, ep-:
Pointed iSsesSbr*for.„.the.Viillike , at
a Salary, S350 per year, folloW-
' big the consideration . of two opii-
eationk-for the ,position. „ ; ' • •
regular: monthly
'031e0tulgi;tiePsall Poimeit -heard-the-
'ax:collecter, report less: than:Awe_
lercent. arrears Of taxes, a.,:tatal
, /of only ..$.01..X.95 still entstatiding; E.
/1'4 Davis reported on poll tar cole
lection and also sanding of streets
and snowploWing.?
.and he has not had
_
',.since the fall'of reVisIng
assessment .' made in -1937;, re the,
„same:, under the authority of;Sec-'
Bon- 124 of the Assessment. Act,.
was granted,' ,
„ The xrpo joined ASsoctatiOn,
'Of Rural ieS. and-
stincted 'the fte,eVe and Clerk to
Attend the convention The Depart-
-Merit. af. Jligh_WayS,, was petitioned
..for -the, .annual , grant 7the- ex-
penditures . made tinder', the:High-
way ' Improvement Act
„ • •
Set Salaries
Bills and accounts were reed arid.
ordered paid as fo11ows Hensall
PVC; hydro for
sallPiiblie‘TSChonl, current eXpenS-
e's;.$g`.,004,0.; Paterson, lieenses,
F.D. .84,, salary; 8118.86; Receiver
'General, income ;tex,,,,..$1.75;:'5,..R.'
salary, $23L58; County of
Buren, nospitaliiatione,C:;.Uitehell;
$168:50;'' E. Fink ,repairs. -at , .bld
school, $15,70; County of :1-Iiirore'r
prepayment of. county rate, $7,500;
'CoinitY-Of 'Huron, belance of . -react
'account, $1;5164f8f4 Association of
Assessing' '''Officers Of -Ontario'
membership, '$10; Municipal' Verld,
Agitates, $32.58; Bell. Tele-
phone, hall:414.95, 'ED.; $0,55e A.
,Speneer . Son, tnat,erial,
school, $12.16; Kipfer,, postage,
!$5;. J. Paterson,. insurance,
Hall $64;• 5, ,W,. Schantz, snow=
ploWing at dthrip, .$5; T. Whinier
Son, , supplies, $16,13;
quair,, refund' of, -taxes, 48.a$1; As
Sedation or Rural
rnenabershlii; Total, $11,74fA,
- 1y -laws covering the Meeting
,clayS, .tetindir and .:tates• et. pay
totitility,' man, clerk-treasurer,,.fax
coileetor,and asSessor' were pass
4 as was a li3elaw :COVering the
street experidittirea,,,:,' '
' . Refund' Taxes
'CorreSPondende was read as fol-
lows: ,..County Magistra.te,, Ontario_
SehOol- Trustees :.and 'llateneyers
Association; Huron County.. ' Soil'
.4: Crop' IniffroveMent; Association;
, Mid:Western: Ontario DevelOpment.
-Assoeietioni 'Weiltritetirs! Compen-
sation Board; IVeceiver Generale
South 'Union -Distriet High *boa
Board; J. Trarpiair; 'Ontario- 'AS'f,
sociation Of Rural 1VittnicipalitiesI:
R. .T. Lovell; EXeter, TimeS-Adt,43-
Cate ; Thiroii/ZEpositor; -‘. D. ' J.
Sopha; Tasty -Nu d3a.icert; . Canada
--..Bread Co.; It; Meek:, Mrs. S. G.
Rennie; P. L. 'McNair:eaten; C11,14
CotuitY. Treasurer County Clerk;
.Bell Telephone Cp.; Ausable 'River
ConserVatiett Authority; D. E. Mae-,
;Moot 17t, H. Middleton same,
eorisidered and 'filed. " - • ,
A refund to J. -Trawl:air 4448,38'
'Engt year's taxes an gas. tank
Junior '''Farmers meeting in SD
HS Tuesday „evening, centred their
discussions on fertilizer:
Jack Read,-. Exeter, , was guest
speaker,- and told' how fertilizer is
,noade, used, and what At does in
plant groWth.'-The'roll -nail was
answered by the analysis of ,fer-
Ulizer---uSed on the individual's
farm, Merton Keyes, president, was
chairman for the ..meetmg. A
hockey game to be played"wIth---the while Allen scored his second for
dlinton „Tumor Farmers Was men- . (Continued on Page 4.)
boned- and will be played: in'the
gear future, . -
;The Simior Institute met with
- Name Delegtlies,
Sandra Doig, ter presidnt, pesid-
hig. The motto, "Good. health and T
Si
number believed to have beenein
poes-sion ,•the::. boys. •It
thought about 1.2 blasting. caps ,were
invOlved. • ;•• •• ' ' , • • - •
'According to UPI' Constable-
rnar Snell, .Seaforth; Who with OPP,
CpI. -.1f.,-Sayeatf,-eof -Goderieb;
vestigatecl -the accident, the caps
Ratepayer's avhose properties ,are Ijomped I -tore than 100 per cent
hired boy Well ',hidden for safe-
keeping in-41ie. woodshed Of the
Demand for books I rom -Seafot"t
Library rose --almost 501' d
-1957,-' it was- rcvoaled
board eausidered thc annual
POrt of Librarianbojtps
('rculati°aof hook1fn 195G 'b
home, the caps were found and dis-
tributed among_severe school-
mates,- It 'was nOt until* the explb.,
shin that, IV reuts_ becarne -aware
.of the matter.-
. • ".
res
ection
x rre
led :77.1. 1i'24( iri 3L
The circirlatrah „ca
ebooks.mie•
, uat. meeting'
' Library:Bearer:for' lietttenth,
'p4 ehai ratan of-..SeafOlith2" Ca
1Vliss. Mabel E.,Turnlnill was
at': the
rxeaor e eps to clear To'h;:d* :VIr•e...,.e-nJgoa-egpenci:Mmetiosrieriel,
lOwn re
111
hxiiil
were resre; tim
fthi5,raiit_ei;edebdsoPothitk,les,:rtfehpaenierctisrtchittahsaattiiiThanr•Vai.0":1.,.11x4
mg rs. s
:hi the
ir):61114ers pre.sent and leSsening;elaildren
deterrniecr:t council ciposen sePl'etarY;trdasol-'
era r
- :while' : theT-.Aliclg-eta ' -
tfht101eated,' tapbing their eliettS,pr.eSented:•at'the'Haiinhat
oPponeilts:,.• 13- 01. : „ , •ineeting dof • Northside :United Church
In
In the,Midget game the. first In 'Friday., night, .5hdv.ied'. eiceentiOnei
the, .beSt4ifitliree: -.p.leyoff tserfe; 'strerigthe ever , Perth:in . of 4lie,
eop'pedi e'rebs life: ',The:: :Of
Jack -Bedard,. Seafortli, go Ile, • wasi, •MernberSi,•,•diaririgvAlie ,year ...Set 'a
succesifoi„in.,lintting.,.out-the reeerd; ,and --the ,fin.ancial, returns
ton teant:',The,-.clefence Bob Reith were .the .,higlieSt..in' the ..,,ce,iigrega-
B,ob-"Elliett and Jahn, Varley,- were c4Ofi's ,
a, power of strength.: from the fall= I, .requ.est.,
est -fa,' the.SliOrtest,., and made; the. j Hall that a. layineri.:.1)V' given the
;going:- 'easkr for; the Privilege' pf occupying the
Wards: . The ' forwards kept the S. 'Sgdtt Was aPpOirited Chair -Man
Clinton :gOalie, :,-firri-,,Dales; really Iforiheygathetire Mr.Se.,ROSS
Mut
tiisYe . • t die' aeted aS SetretarY.''
fortb goals *ere, .scored b" • Mr. 'and ,Mrs- Jarries, A. Stewart.
fr,-St"-PeriodT-t-Wo- by Ray Seems,
oni;.13bw:cliffe; Larry Dale, from
RoWeliffe; ;".second. :period, Tom
'Loye.from Pinder athfReith.", Lar-
ry„ Dale; !tinaSSiSted; Broad -
foot, ,hnae.SiStedf
vey .Date,-:fr,oin Pinder .and 'Love;
Harvey.- Broad.focit and
Miler Bill- Pinder,-iron' .I3roadt
ciot;'.Larry Dale, from Reithl.,,. and
two hY,- Hatirey ,Dale, 'fferni•Plindere.
Tuesday night the Seaferth NH&
gets; Waned their sei,i'es7 With
Cllnt defeating Sea.,
forth Teats *ere .seared, by Harvey
Dale,i,4; Ray ScoinS, 3eLarry Dale,
Bob Reith and Dotig.'ReWeliffeone,
each. Clinton goals ':: Were 3. Sebred
by Drajler and Ariglestat.,
In ',le agile:Play' SO far: thiS 'year,'
Seaforth. have scored A tetal, of 125
goals, 'With only 24-,qatinters be'ing
. see/ed.. against
• Saturday-- nighr., Oakridge AcreS
Will meet,: Seaforth Midgets an
exhibition:Jiff,. • Both these :teeing,
an undefeated. thiS. '
; Bantams Lose,: .
The local I3antaing wont down to
defeat 'to the 'ViSiting Clinton team
'to the'titneOf 6-4. 1.13111 Teall...dere.,
ed the scoring for 'the hernetowie-
ers. on.: a paSS",from Diek, but
Clinton came badk strong and seer,
ed three. geals- frem: COoper, Mur-
-phy and ',Ciiminirigs, ,end ' the.
scoring br' the first 'period,
Tono.,,Dicksenredlor Seaforth
Alle-seConde4Wbileth.evisitors'scarl-,
ed two more goals by Allen -and
,Boyes,' to 'lead , In the- ',..third
period TonaDick seared tWice more
for a hat ,trick .On the night's play,
sood, sense are tWe of life's. great.,
fl onvention
'est laiessingS,' was ,talten by IV.lar-
PatiPle The rolt,eall was an- 'A meeting' of the exeditiVe of the
.swered;by• an bid favonteiretnedY. Huron' Liberal. Association for pro,
fro -Over; purposes,' held in, xete,p
PlearrilaCY,-;- was guest moclay.1404....PASPeA.dqlpgates to
speaker, and bird the,:girlS Of to'''. the'f°11110°4'n'tig 'Pr°vincig.leAd°•t?
ship convention. -in Toronto on
April. 18, And 19. Delegates .named
are B. 'W,....Tueltey, Exeter. associa.,
tion president; lames Tayloriaen,
sail; Beecher Igenzies, ;: Clinton;
Dennis Bedard; Zurich; ;Mrs.,- W.;
L. Whyte, Hullett; lames Bisset,'
Goderich. • Alternates- are -Mrs. C.
RoWeliffe Seaforth; Bruce Ers-
kine' Goderich; George Reuther,
.-1?ennee d.10.uatntieyr :. Juno FarmCrs are HErrrieyrlis.,t.oraotitago, nvItolagtrzn;,e, eteEplimenot;-
praetising for rainiattel show and Dennis; MeXillpp,
itis hoped -•that any junior Farmer The Meeting endorsed, -the pre -
Or junior -Institute Meinbers posal to hold,' the leadership con‘,
eSted-4ill' Attend' practise MdndaY‘ vention in Toronto in April.
evening, ' • , 'President 13, Wi TtiekeY' Wa$in
. (C011tillued,'4JO:Ratte..0)
daYYS and. -,yeSterday's, remedies,
She stressed the need for Ydung
girls to ' becOrne pharmacists - and
told, the. relationship between them
and the doctors.
Merton Keyeswas chairman for
the joint PaPeting. Earl. McSpad-
den gave. the 'atoll 'paper., The par-
ents' night and annual banquet win
Aecenapamed Mrs,e13., ri
lie, sang s .beautiful &apt "durfing;
the worship: peried „::
FolloWing the consideratioiCThl'
„the reports, thankSvere Offered to
God and ,te all who in any 'Way
helped to make possible 8uctt e'X;
The budget: for
1.958 was: 'approved: '
`Hld'erg •1..A.• Wegebtt,..Rogs'
,diCS.?, J.,' Seat, G. A.' Widtifeylinct:
thffercl,-,13.roadloot ,,Were rettiinedi
to afice.: Dr..,RusSell.BrYans,
est, Williams, Donala-,.Wood" and'
Beverley'-'Thornion iOrel-elected as
,SteWards,for three -three
anfl Cyril:Kirk Added to the Board,
of, Trustees.;.; Auditors ',for 1958. are
Cyril 'Kirk jOhn:. Talbot,.
An AnterestinedischaiiirGof,,the
•Sector Plan gave.",nise to some very
belpfid-•Stig,gestionwhich •lie
ceeSidered by, the:Official Board at
date,
Warm,' appreciation Was express...
ed td' the Reverenctend Mr.A.IlaIl
'for their.,-leaderstip And assiStariee
in ',611:' departments:, of tho•..chutch,
particular reference being made to
Mr., Hall's;preaching Ministry. All
.members of the 'Church; staff re--
. .
eatairth tirerneli
. •
plaar Brniquet
eaforth _Firemen 'held. their an-
nual• •• banquet.. Tuesday . evening,
'When some 45..members.ef the. 'bri-
_g_adeandtheir guests2Wereire-sent
at the COmnaunitY.centre.7-,
A' feature .cif -the 'short' program
-that . was the.: pres-.:_
lifffflon:of-,-1.7„Pett and penbil.set
MY Reeve Normarr-Scoins; -In, mak-
infi the _presentation to . Reeve
.S.coinSrorr.behalf , the brigade,
Chief. John F, -Scott paid tribute -to
the unselfish - ,"centribtition Reeve
:Scoins had made 'dnring-ethe Years
-.ellen he Was a member •the•
brigade,.. and when he „served as
chairman. nf.'the fire. and water:
cornm,i-tteet- town. council.
.,The eVerfirlg.: was 'arranged:by. a
committee inelticled 55 iJlam
Wilbee:antl'"iTehn. C. Crich-
. .
Wil -
bee being' chairmen. for the even-
,pragrafll. .
ing's
,
Maor B. F. as
Cohriellibr 'Thorpe Rivers,-
.Cheirman"-'ef.. the, fire' and water
liable for tax sale will be advised
that Sff S1,101 arrears are not paid
by. March 31. 1958,_such properties
wiilTheadvertised-for
•
Reports on the Cooper and the
.Mthe.e
McDonald :Do acinhearcilkdi;, r--‘,A0v1s,dnissnitoicani p;tairiltelltder oda i3intisod:.vpaernrode_
pare_cash by-laws onthem.
Roy Bell member feint Tucker -
smith -.to the Auysable River Con-
serva-tion 'attended' and_,
,e1Plamed 'the' ,BarkliRI-Dam
ject.' Couheil gave him authority
Last year -2,597 books' eircidated•in
„.
the Juvenile .while. this,
advuoltr,_,:th7,5e_6;f•ireslatstisnibeeoinks, y.ears,
',22iTT(r3.41CTIAA5.1.U..124-10.
the. entire strick of 'books- were
amined arid' 6.33', 'discarded.' How- .
eyer,,. during the year .344 new eth
thins were procure:Lear -a net:de.e,,
breaSe in books.. Of ,•280e At .th
present tinie there
harid:-.7Durnig7 1957, 55 films
were also distributed..
to
fert.' a: g'al"°---'•st"'"t''1'±': e e- • •Sil'Ao:il.':Ivnill:iente'-.thasee'r°4--'42ert.,17 eTrlearirtsY-wfiva:
, Tueltersmith Tele-- nexi..--adtat rnemberS brought the:
Ptahrbyil;e: otrharilg, rtheqeUers steed r. °Idn2ate':: 1191.1-errir10 ncw h itinv
Diacu
ion
jelhat
:s4.e:inrfie;:bg gQraly- tnh4' ble,yfi les:a2:r5:1.. 9wD5T8aeheee mral aobdaenerand tk nsaos frT;lhaji01 ar trafficse the n) ,;44 ./1 t
beard-Also.grant-;
ell- agreed .to such Joan at. c .
interest- rate -sueh times as 're- means of moderiaizing the :War _
tne '-the.7,HUrbri. Cminty Soil -and CrO;1:.' ed erniisSicin.te Ahe' librarian'
Improyemen . increase en= ery o boo s
a�-
Trasurer E. P. ,Chesney was in-
sDtrruaincteedke'ttGo'eal&ibPlreovpianrctiraels Aiondthteo fall.P•9crs'.•
Megrego and the Sh h rd cre bS,' the-Mingst9rs- '
'1 e e
committee. Slides, e of district Dramse ounci ackngledged ro- he book committee comPriseS.,
.scenes.„'andr eVenti,:viere ....shoW.,nbY_ -,idt%e.a.4§,u9nk 'i."1'!b,.. rolsu,"FeeLY'..;-.'..,,c/461,°111edesto' r°,1.•1, ,., .).t--. h'. Itj1V1,„rs.eki.:CM1Ynn '111'-''''ivire-f-ha-,.''. 'Pesa-eirPrnha, .14/-1:11;. el' &Int'
liir':'Crieh. '. ' '.'" . '', , t,:-, ' , ... _.''.._,-,,._ ,Betiewihk.'„'h.y.,low wag... :passed, i Per 'anct:.11111S.'s' P -0s° b6r.'9ek:
,'. Tollevving:. : tile Program_ carlib'
autherizirig A minumborrowing 1-.' .Williani IVI. 'fizit. 'reniiiiis 'chair:I,.
,Weke played, with prIzes goirig to
of $110,000. at such ' times_ as .. re- ' nieb,--- ' 'Of the-ProPerty „-`.1,eonainittee, -
Mrs. Robert "Scott, Mrs, Georg,e .... .,. i .. , . , .., , - , „, , 1
..K,rtise.,"- :Reg „W., ateriiworth ..and Ceo.... cl,uciroeuan-ii. '•••a".g.i,eed••7,-to,.:-.:".,:813,a:r•e the eest Turnbull, Rev. 'B. W,.. Hall and; R.......' .'
e -... ' other rnerrilierSbeing IVI,iSS.. M. E. '
7i Kruse.eri 1- b. e. - r, - s, ,,43-1 .i.h,;,e4adi.e's, Aux -i -f:, ,-,fit--*---,wet water.:„-hydromeeeer ee J.emes..,-Wallace.. Mr; 'Wallace was
- f the "Canadian Leg,ion Cat; the. al, -,go, na_,Iled 'P.ress' Seereta, rr.-
•-C,F'4,4.'2-7" .. ' ' pointed:Wilmer ProAtifeet• al' -war-
, ble' fir Anspeetor for -1958 at, a Wage
chrgo,
deived a .salary inerentOnt
Ladies of the 'Woman's Associa-
tion served refreshments as the
Meeting concluded With , a happy
haLE-hour'„of social fellaitship.
Awards Honor
air Directors
Of 90 cents per , hour-, And ...10„ cents,
Tendereadswill appear. this
paper' at :a 'liter date, for 1••warble
fly ;Sprayer for 1958.;..and:Stir.,g,000
eebie,. yards gravel for ,:ttans1,44-P,
•
,•MrS..•.; 'FratAr.. Storey- and roads m , .
Joseph .Gtniffnintt, were liorior;ed,:at. .Reeye IvareForsyth had toleave
the -'annual niecting Of Seatertit befere'the-ceheibskin :of businesi.
Agrichlthral- 'Sediety, ..WednesdaY to attend' e Meeting in Terorito!:Of•
night: The two' ladies," both - witI e Agridultoral - Council, ,and,
long, .reeerds of -service to the as FrAiik Falconer 'Was chosen to aat.
sedation, werepresented' with Ag- as „chairrhaa. ' -
ridiltural Service Diploaias by 'of-' Aecniinta, .,PaSsed',,included;
ficials, • VertiSing,• .16.24; fol boulaty;.. $56;.
Other: awards,' -nia d eed r Mg: the fife 'proteetion;'. $118;;' . supplemen-
evening incindad'' troPhieS.rto',.Y.all tarY alleWance. $25;, salary and 311
Tait:, winners.. 'Bill,. .troxig,-,
;.Was." presented with the
MclVfaster, trophy; "•Clotia :B4fisid, It
It Walton, the ,Harvey Leslie
trophy; Bill Murphy,
S'eaforth ' .FarnierS". Co-pperative
trophy, and, JeariBroadfOot, Bruce -
field, - the Topnateh,Xereds',trophy:
' Guest:. speaker waS', Rey Jewell,
farm conimentator,,frere 'London._
1a55ance3,.$234.48;, Receiver Geller -
al„ $7.151 rebates; 82; drains,' $68;
roads, $3,084.12; dump, $100; post-'
Age, $5,,
Council-,a-dourned to, Meet on
March 4, at 1:00 p.m.
- ,
" "But he's not. nearly, as, big a
fool Me -he used , to 'be .Re's been
tlietind • , ' ."
'cartipai6n Here:,
A.' safedriving cairipaign
sche-
duled to. ppen ',F,ebruary 24;under
the-sponsorship,of•the- Ontario Fed-'
eiationeof Agriculture. Mrs. Gor-
don Greig,,Wroxeter, has been ap-
pointed., Huron County, -Chairman.
cart,-,IleiningytaY17Brussels; was
named publibity'
The appoinments'were midi at
the arinnal.••' meeting at. Clinton,
Tuesday of the ecoaperative insur-
anee coMmittee af the Huron Fed-
eration:orAgrieulture, • '
'An outline of the -camp was
given by James Jacklin, of the
Ontario Federation field : staff.
Lions.- et Dates
Summer Carnival
The 23rd 'annual" Lions slimmer
'Carnival will:be.held this Year an
Wednetday, `Thursday and:Friday,
Augusf"13, '14 and 15, •
.
Arrangements for the popular at -
fair are in eharge tomtilittee Of
'Vice-preside/4a, ,irieluding W.. M.
Hart, Eliner Lartme and Carrri
Roweliffe,' ••••
rt
vroortits
Enumeratinri of voters in Huron
Will commence on INIOnday, 'so that
litsts will be --in readineSs for vot-
ing in the generat, election on
March 31. EnutheratarS are re-
quired to complete their rounds by
Saturdayy - Februarr-,15--:-.7 Revision
takes ' Place on.. Thursclay, March
13. • :
Enurnetal'Ors -appointed in dis:
Wet' niunieiPalities are: . '
,SEAFORTIte...-:0....".",,E2.•
Mrs. Map Watterworth; Mrs, A,
Dunlop. ‘Earl Dinsinore, comprise, 500 -patient beds..
Province Confirms
°spitel hi Huron
.111.1.1110UrS circulated throughout
the county during the past feW
weeks were confirmed Monday.
Plans of the tnita.rio Government
for -the' coastructicin- of a• ,hospital
for Mentally. retarded ebildren. to
be located Hitron County were
resealed .in the. Speech from the
Throne- 'at the Opening ,of the 19%
•tegislature•.'
• .Last• year, Thomas Pryde, mem-
ber Ter Huren, who died early this
yea, Caxiipaigned•-strotig,ly and ef-
fectively the building Of this •
Ifo'sPital in Buren. ,successfidlY
donVineed the govefnment that
Haren, withouta single government .
institution,. with' the 'exception of a
jail; need a government institutten
to.bolster the •economy'qf the area,
He was readily backed by the ,Hur-
on Cciunty junior :Farmers who
-
canvassed tine, county, presenting a
petition, sigeed'..by 'almost
'conrity -.residents, to the governl,
merit. just, 'one, year ago. ' •
The speech disclosed the
tal, one of two ta built West- ,
ern Ontario, will •be located on' the
shores of Lake 'Huron, just...south
.of Gallmich. The multi-million dole '
lar, institution is planned- striating
to the brie. planned in. Kent County -
and which was; authorized thiring •
last Year's session of the legisla-
" It is anticipated that -actiiar eon-,
struction will begin'. early. in the; ,
spring. -The 'tuna_ h6spitat win; •
. • Mr,s J' A Westeott Percy Little
TOCKEESIVIITH — 'Mice t
'Reyes; Grant:Finnigan, Frenk.F,e1- T en ,a (we- Date
iconer,,. D. A. Moffatt,Mrs:•William • ' • . • '
-
lyie Mrs. Ernest' Ross,. Gladys February20 for-
HOpaluck,. Evelyn Falconer.
I „:1VICKILLOP—Jas. MeQuald, Alex,•
;Kerr, Stanley. Bitten, Allan Camp-
bell.. •
HAY -Albert !Keys, lame
Y - s S.
.Petty, Earl Zimmer, Gordon Blaek„
rilerbert Miller,' Hobert T.
;Ed. Schraeder, Leonard Sararas.
' HENSALLL-,--C. Christie, •
ULLETT—HarieY-TaYler, Mrs.
Bert Allan,. Ross ...Trewartha, Mrs.
Aie Wells, Mr.S.. Barbara Lovett,
RobertTavinsentl; Robert
men- „,' •
$TANLEY---Williarn Hanley,,
Vin Gragliam, "Aubrey 'Farquhar,
Lewis Taylor, Frank McOlinchey„
Charles Scotchmer, Alvin Rau,
Davison.Melvin . ,
-,VIORRIS-,,R.Obert,
Har-
-old ,Belger," Robert Procter, James.
Kerr, William PeacoCk,Atobert Mc-
' INMES SCO'I'T, •Seaforth, •
has been tarried organizer for
Ontario by by the Ontatio,.1.1iberal
ASsoeiation, Mr. Seotfr-WaS -4.
candidate in . -Huron at the last
provincial: election in 1955:
GREV—Wilnia Johnston, John
Alcock, Harry Bolger, Gordon
Speiran, Wilhiarn Eckroier, Clay -
dice Clarke, IVrts. Delia Fiseher:
13RUSS51.48--Urs. Mary Fisher,
Mrs.. Elsie ThUell, Clifford J. Car-
.
-.C:,,,':. -of :1',-.,brivi..----
,
Tentative . plans . for a dinner
meeting 42 the the -Chamber: of Coint, •,„' „„„:,
Ntiveerrgeemr tatIleb'e'T'lhiltulrdsdoan3;Fneibgrhuta.rYT211'.."
date .depends • on arrangements, be-, ,
'Illg',,arrivect at Concerning- a speak-. '
er; according to President F. 0.. •-
. j. .8ills.-.
- At ,the'meeting, it is expected the
eleetion-, of officers Will be proceed '
eyd o'Nrivithto, .avsarl,ivoeulls. awsayco;_sfinderwaitliiechn
a .,,,,,
'the:organization CAll. best scivetlie?-- ' ' -.-
cornininnty,To ensure a repres-
entative.:atte dance;tiheiribers 'pro-
page to protide for an 'advance .
sato -of tinke ..
- The .Meeting, Thursday evening
in the Town Hall,, while not"large, ,
ly; attended, indicated aiienthusi-
astic interest' inthe aamj,.ier,. ot:,
coimperee.. . It was aS a. result of '.
this mterest and the evidence of
„broad support that the meetingAti-
strueted .the.„ -executive to protood, ,
with plans for the dinor meethig.t.,',