The Huron Expositor, 1958-02-28, Page 1ti
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Ninety7Nint,h Year
Whole Number 4700,,
SEAFORTA, ONTARIO, FRIDAY FEI3RVARY 28, 1958
0 a Year in
mgje Copies,
CHAMBER Or. a:in:31MA a largelY attended dinner meeting ThorsdaY eve-__
c'ers fin. the. edrriing year. Shown here are (left to right). 'leo'Hagn seen-,
mith, vice-president; Mervin ,Nott,. treasurer, and.- president.
, • '
¶'rging broadSUPE) rt . for 'What ,WC,,,,teltit, or -Petinit •it .tol*,*(11).
Charribef'''o , .onirrie tee' as .0, pro-. *EferforinaiieeS in the:, Past '"-dee ade s
lectnr.,;::of tLe11:,ree enterprise; '5.: have indicated*. that : gev. ernm en tS:
-.:the..„-..Sre.a.fortni.pror.vieleid__an.d...:-, federal __levels,
a mlier: .' at, itg-,'• antinal, Ceting increase: Pit „powers ...t'Vithdtit too-
hatha--niajor !Tele .to play in
• PVery.: Conan:Minty. , _ •
• 'He ;said; the tree enterprise
-- ys-
tern was oni of th' niain,-selling:
points in yerstiiding,•the uneorninit.7:
--„ted'hations. to Join the,. 'Western
powers. hut. that "the, Wily thingS:
are going tiS.St3IIi11g poiiit i, r3
---,going' to, be wortfi*-Mhe-li—b-echnse
rare,ranidly...:MOying ,,,freedO,,,n.,af
-
enterprise frnin the '...North.
,
• • TrendS.'leading to a breakdown- of the free enterpri-;e '
lie-
s -aid. were excesshc
taxatiOn,..02.7,1
neglect -, of tbe• prin.::
-BritiSh!! jhStiee;.
pedient 1egislation -High taxation,
'he said; enceUrage4::. inefficiency
and'
• :•Warning of 4,"*.trencliif
'llnentS' 'to ...:iperease-:their powersi.
Coli:WhyW-reininded.hi§:"Mirlierice
' thattheTPPOple°-..:',d1r6 the govern
haent., "The ;;Goveriiment :MAY. does
Mr. and Shinemwere .. ,.
hon-
ored_in Toronto ;Sunday When the
presentation to them: of a,,scr.011.,by
Inembers of _their ,fainily., 'marked
the. 46th anniverSorY., Of 'their
mar-
riage The s,croll, heayilk.'eniboss-•
ed- and. ilhistrated.:came from ,'Ger=
:Many . and is dedicated , in, their
The, impressive.% religious cere-
mony,. ''Whielr. took 'Place , in , their
,-:$_,ynagrigne; Was followed by a ,re-
ception ...attended by nuir0,:than 300'
trIeroiS 'and' relatiVeS, :
Mr, and Mrs. .:Shineri; whO .have:
been 'Valued regiderits: of Seaforth
• for 32 -years, . Were married in
White Russia. Shottly..7after221-the.
Sliiiien. ornigrateete:
Canada;..,;;Settling---iii.-TOronto..-About:
18 months later Mrs.-:"Shinen
lowedhim to 'Canada,. and in,r1p2,4-
the'Oid:Boysi. Rettnion was
•in ,Progresa..hete, ;Mr. Shirien re
calls—they - :name. to Seaforth. • For
a- number 'ot„YearS., they ,-resided in
4EgniondVille.„;Same years, ago they:
.3purch,aSecl the Main Street build-
ing
nOW,,OCe0Pled:t$T their business
and apartment: • '
Their amlly consist S Of &dor'
•
daughters-: -Mildred,
er, Toronto; Ethel, Mrs. Harry
.Eznil Iszieliovies;,:s.:Seaforth;:'' and
Miss Ruth Shinen...Toronto..There,
are gandc
, r, ,
,Purchases:
dditiOrtal Chairs
.-.A-sath_AeOLChai for loan'has
been :purchilsed by the CPT coin-
miittee according to a report given
by -Miss ,Ma Smith, , at the regular
'meeting of Edelweiss Rebe,kah,
Ledge Monday night. Of these sit.
chairs now :available, two have
- been Placed in Scott MeMorial Hos-
. Mrs, Hugh 'Mot -Ups -en,' Neble.
Grand; presided over, the Meeting.
A donation. was Made to, the Navy
Leagite. of „Canada. Also at this
.rfrade,- for
. euchre, to fellow the ne)d.meetine
The meeting: will commenee at
An invitation is being extended'
to WThglaarn Rebekah Lodge to
at-
tend the regular April meetipg
atned
Voting Delegates
Bolton, 'IR" 1. Dublin,'•
, Robert Welsh; RR 2, Bayfield, And
"Crescent Dayman. RR 3 Exeter;
- 'Were. named voting 'delegates by
.Huron - County ''Whext--Pmtlitgers.
- The first antilar 'nieeting of the
organization, held in Clinton 11,161.1
day,:figmed the ,three delegates to
represent., the , county's 700 grow-
ers, ',-recently-formed . On-
tario --Wheat 'Producers' -Mar.40Pg'
Alternate , delegates 'appointed
were.Marvyn Daymati;AR 3;.txe-
er a$ Williant Wiggins, ' AA 3;
,
edgeth at „there „is nothing like tak,;.,
invirieriey 'but ;-of: one picket- and,
putting it haelc* inth Miany Others t6'.
get . Votes."., We ...Must •look careftilly
at:, every step ';',Whicli takes autorti-'
'ony. ,fromr:the Municipal_ ;field ,and
puts :it *inth. the provincial,` - and also
.froin ',ther,-provincial. and 'illits' it
in-
to 'algoverrime";:it. We must:
do alt hi- our power to tr and tut
back the Powers-,-from:71;lie-proViit-
cial and, federal agencies 745 Ons'
municipal' levels: But ,-aboye:;'.all,:
we iiinSt*.strive to do our ,innuist to
keep ,governments on • all., leveIS,
.frOintaking., _phores
perl.y.„hi Klotigje-private enterprise!'
DisejuSSitigAlie-:,-WOrk, of, 'a ideal
chamber Of .Cornireierce'llie.'speab;et
'stresSed: that , Merely belonging te
chamber of .Corninerce-iS not 'en.
otigh. :.ffIt' is .triie,Y. that, the -chain,
her must3iave tile mbeisshitis-:14.Sur-.
Ativ.eas_expenses ,must be pid but,
a'..ehaMbet t�-' be worthWhile:. m Ust
do.,..-sornething.' More, than merely
collect fiirida.' forits survival. I is
lehdid: Thing t.6' have 'a 'good
preSident. .,and" -.a good. Sectetery;',,
they , make. a, .treinefidoliS; tOrdribut,
lien' to your:. Org,anilation-,- but -theY,
.4Iose eannot,:produee;.the- vitality
that ...SeParates-',"'n.tiied-::.':-.Chanilier,-
froin:' 'a • „Poor. .one Yen:, Must be
prephired te„ . help :',,the exeCittiVe.
When they 'ask:. yen. for help. You
must -Work: On ' every level .of the,
chamber rnoyernent.';- You iinist
have. strong committee's; you must
have „a strong board of direetorS,'",
• col: VVIIY-te, ,W116'1., a past presi-
dent. of the Stratford. Chamber , of
Cornineree- and A past direetor Of:
the -Ontario Organization,. was
Erbdticed:by;.;A. Y. 1Vt.cLean, AP.
preciation of the 'Meeting was ex-
pressed by ROSS- Sava -age:
'. Chairman of the meeting Was
C. J Sills,. later namei . organiza-
tion president ,reyieWed
chamber activity '.and :-Stiggested •a
prograin.'for the i corrxing,. . Year;
Greetings . from the town were -:.ex -
Tended: by Mayor B F, ChriStle.'.-
The erithuSlastie 'meeting; atteiict-
ed by nearly eigh±
Seaforth
buii-
ness' and i'profesSional Men,. adopt-.:
.a ,repoit „presented. 'by :Eimer
..L,arone..o„ the -nominating
O1fics- are: *,:jiast ptesident:.
;J:
.rice-iiresidcrits.:
*cliff Rrea-dfoef,;....treasurer;_nervin
2:Slott ;.• secretarY, 'Leo Hagan.. Coin-
mittee chairmen. named inelude;
industrial, .1*. A. Stewart;pi rc
-
ants; G. A. „Whitney; 'ineninership,
P.S. • civie roV6rrient. J
• Crich; adVertising, Mrs.. Walker. I
Hart.) • - '
.'Foin secieta.ry-;managei. *of
the. Stratford •C. of ' C., *and- indus-
-trial---,comrnissiorier ,1fOr Stratford,.
,speke brif1y. as alsu did... R. . C.
Drew, manager Of the...Midwegterir
0r31 :r
.A. WcMaster ."expressed
appreciation tothe ladies. of St..
ThomasCireh, who "'catered
' • :* •
. •
t
isher
Dies - Suddenly
"
years, editor et the Blyth Standard,
died 'Suddenly, ,..around 4:00 am.
Sunday
A.,year....ago.•' Mr, 4VhittnorekSuf.,
fend \,a,4beit'Vf ;attack of the "1u"
.vvhieli-lie'f'W-a7g''' 4 Tohg.
recovering, his', normal health? But
he had "remained the --job' all
-.-the'11410..::,iintil- last, Thursday:when :
he took another attack 01- "flu.'
,The imniediate cause •o0:, death
was at' 4ierfOrated ulcer cauSing
haemorrhage.
Mr. Whitmore, who was in his
SOth-; year, was a native ' of Col-
borne township, near ,EI•ciderich. Af
'ter. Serving an apprenticeship, with
the -Clinton News -Record, he bought
the :Myth Standard :some 29 years
ago, from the Jate A. W. Robinson.
- his -Wife; the ;former
Gladys' 1ake, . also of Colborne
township, and one Son, ;Douglas,
ho 'as*Bisttaehdd.dabrisfat.le.r'.1fi
publish
ipg e .
The remanis7rested at.the Tasker
MeniOrial Chapel, until Tuesday,
when a • fafgely., attended funeral
service Was held,inBlytli'Trillted
.
Chureh 2,3P p`,1117:'-'11-ey.7-Charles
Scott, of Sarnia, n -former -Minister
at BlYtlf,, officiated, and interifient
was in ,*Clintoncemetery. -
-
y •
"This is not only a day of prosier,
but a,--daY '.6-f-givitig,-and7;sharine
*Ss, Jennie Hogg, Old the wOmen•
of Seafprth and district who
gath-
ered at First Presbyterian, Church
Priday. Afternoon, to 'observe the.
, „
Wotler'Day.of Prayer:- 11/1iSs
•
in an 1impressive address, gave a
vivid . picture, of iworrien of ' thewprld—wbite, yellow; black and'
brown—in Arctic Old and tropic
heat, united in a common bend of
prayer on this ,day.
'--
MRS 40.11N'L-$311T1I,
- known Seaforth .tesident,- whn.„-
• will celebrate , her 'Ord birth-
day at her, home hereon „Snot., ,
daY:' 'Mrs.:- Smith is in gond :
health, and keeps house for yer
- son, with When): She
resides.
She told' the gathering how-- the
_WOmen.in,,Ifidiagathered.inlittre„
groups under the trees for an all -
:day service;' how the
African wo-
nien offerings Of .Corn and
rice. :Continuing, the speaker,(juot,
;ea the . words:, of .Helen McKelIar,
"we should prax.not for -tosks.-cq-
ual to our-poWeTs,- but powers
et-
ual to - our
-•.PraYer 'Has ,Grent-: Tower
---.-Prayerishe :concluded, is-. theAnez
force least used, yet .the mightiest
power in the .World. She reininded
the community women that in the.
words of the. Apostle St. Patil, they
should, ."pr -ay : .Without eeaking.".
They houid, in thewords of the
poet, 1whisper' a prayer in the
morning, whisper , a, prayer at .noon,
whisper a prayer in the 'eVening.rto
keep .your heart' in tune. .C4-od an-
Swers.,--prayer. in the morning..
answers prayer at
prayer hi, the evening He'lI
seep, your heart in tune." -
Mrs. J. L. Bell led the call to
worship; assisted by a choir of dis-
trict:women,- with Mrs, jameS.
Stewart at the organ. '
Theme • of ,the progroin this, Year
was, ."The Bread of the or-
der of service .prepared
year by ; the Women a Australia7
Local, leaders for the 'day were
MrS, Orland:Soh-listen; Mrs. Bruce
McLean, Mrs. Semple and 1Virs.
Short prayersvere given by 11/trs,
Oldfield,.,\ Mt-Ss:MAE-Sinn ,hrMrs.
W. J;Thertipson, Mr a„ William Ball,
Mrs. Ebner 'Rivera :and Mrs, Nor-
man Schneider. A solo, ‘.`Near, To
the ,Heart of God," was beautifully
sung' by .Mrs:
• - Tbe-offeringi' Which is used for
intern:a:06nel. eigittiiiif.'litei-att*,
W4s. received ,b3r,„,,Nfra-',4;:.1vLeGteg+ir
and : Mrs,' R. wright. ;Ushers.,m(gre
Miss Ace 4anitibeiVaixd Mrs?
The iii.104-1. Eipositor. JitIS -"1.3ePn
. ,
Warded;tlie i&airehild :prize for the
eSt use of pictures:, during- 1957
.bv an.Oritariii;.;,weekly newspaper:,
Tite Contest was .conditeted,bY the
;Ontario 'Weekly „'Nevispapers-- AsSO-
and. ihr 311 rd
touteed (hiring . the .:Orinual Con-
'*Vention.of llieasS•kiatien*-iii:-.Toron;
to FridaY.; • ' • • •
1114gEd 011 three ;issues , chosen:
.from. the,year Use .award whining
papers',featured.7..pidturesi.:4.-gt'ojc
.PiiiilipS;T:Seaforth:,hncl ROY
Har-
inan, ..Toronto,, third:year flYersell
student whO,spetit the Suirtnier oii
the.,Staff of ,thisi.jjappr:',::piPtureS 'On
Which ..the aWard. :Was ,based,
ed -those of 'aCtion-Sceiies,.' at Ses
lori1 Loiis POOL construction.„at
crotnap,..
ty::Feed buddy:4of porm-.
ahent. n,th at Seaforth.z.Agric -
-tutal,',Park,-*,:lVlariSel Cook. barn...;fire,
Seaforth 1 hrari an, orreta: Tho inp
sot
:Fair .and Briissels FaU Fair.''•
Eica,Ok
V .". NOlaii itoPliy for best ,611-
reund, weekly. riewsPePer in-: the
:elaSS.,,frr 0)31111) 0011135 hetWeen
1;500 and -1:500 •Other
whiners -in, tbis class„:.were .Aurora
Pariner: and. TilbUry 111ue. 03 or
4;500 pePulatien aWaril,-*-ilie Ankara
:Banner .aw.ard, Went :to,,the Midland
Tree PreSs; under 1,500,,the Jeseph*
T. Clark ti aptly went : to ,the
Chester. -.Press, :RedneY. MerturY
and:* Cbesteryille Redord.,
13est tronf". page, E. 1' Stephen
i.on trophy: Bewitianville , Cana
dian. Statesman' Exeter AdvoOate.
Tillies';',,,WitiehesterPress;
using Atilfokan „pro--
gress; Stouffvifle nib -tine; Chester,:
The plaque tor
COnntry,,eiirreSliondontWas award=
' Jeffery .ot. the
• ,.- ,r'..
-conyention:".*PditOrS.
were' urged 10 spriMe Up ,' their
•p4iier's ;by .zriakiag.thein'niore:Stirti
jourrialisrn and4printing,..tiariage-:,
.ifient.: at .Toronto's
Ryerson mali-
tute lot "TecliiiiiingY.,,," said :there is -a.
tirdnes in the wrsting style.' and.
page layouts �f many wcekly
-newSpapers if. the editor. aren't
having any fun.' -'
. Ontario's ,:..Weekly press, does a
thorough job of .keeping -its. readers
,informed of ..16Cal„ :events. „Mit
. cdi-
tors should strive to aceoMplish" the
.same goal' in...a': More .interesting
fashion lie. said ' • '
L. Elston Cartiilf; Bresiels; was
chosen candidate _for, the March 31.
election by Huron Progressive Con,
servatives at a rally in ,,Cluiton
Friday. Mr. Cardiff ,niesnber Df
parliament,- for, the last 13- years,
‘vas., the only one nominated' at, the
meeting in the Legion Hal.. He: is
hi his, 70th- year.. '
Mr. Cardiff Was elected meniber'
for the Formerriding of . f,North-
Huron in .1940....1045, and 1949,-, and
for the new Huron riding in....1955.
and 1957. In the parliament just
dissolved,' he, was -government whip.
The unaiiimens choiCeof the ineet,;
ing, he was nominated by, R. E.
Pooley, Mayof Exeter and the
nornmation was seconded by Mrs:,
Douglas. Mooney, .Goderich;
Predicting . that the. Conservative
government vvould go back: after
march 31 with an absolute. major -
it M the House' of Commons,
Ca d ft, expresSed satisfaction that:
-We'll go- *back withat least 150
spats." Liberal and CCF tactics in
I the Hot ere Th-W-Tere -.blamed. by -„ Mr_
Cardiff for 'the necessity of an elec-
tion., much time --Was,, be-
ing .wasted in the passing of bills,
and, it- cost $1,000 per hour to run
Parliament. - -
Principal • speaker • for the even-
ing, John B. :Hamulten, former pan.,
lianientary assistant to the,„„minis-
ter of citizenship and immigration,
told the group that aofeeling of
ligtehatioenlymefPirritililta:1;:ee:nec'th: he
th-%ucPers6tigl' t°r:evilotelvreeilsidr:111:erae6:1111rftindi4;reenu'heosi, on satu 4ay,
shonl&-.0-6,:allewed to interfere with
ight atthe Mitchell
ekreIo_ gionveterOnemhenwttd:e;ttsh_, st' sp,:;1,04-teeta„.tlittd Seaforth the. hmdtowpers
.Ban-
notI
get in the position that the Lib- ta„,,e1r: .d:tdhf-eroaNioilqs
ot-1;•I°^14--Cli --.1'f3rini2dallitaSntoOdf-ptBlha'aney'IMtVaTialli1117-ge‘ar:Ct°P'll' :S.1Ainera'Otf:Aher't'-:117Trnthhiee:
•
id afetrmtheer McP, *f.(i)nr -ether semi-finalists are shallow
York We 1 conservative shdolc..1 ,ataa'd" 'fdrre.. Lake and 'PalmerSton Ida :Yiag .011 -
Canada, Crown, CotothooNea,lth: 1ThorethNle'l"Bearnstaomf ta1Cell" seehraiernsPliolanyshaffiP.
Ccinsfitution; Commons f-ancl _. Jim Dick opened, the scoring for.
petition e a era Mg on what,se .seaforth in the first:period Johly to
mth, Ana 1j. geiss,te3sre;oeituFei 0 thei iptstetuh,13,p3re, e: tjahAdep'thli.loee .tlinysttosbrIeNionbrg._-
‘7 m rnir a , e second!.geaTOFtlie, to
James the 'hemetowners in the .!:ad
,rieli-7a-E-d-.aPoroyed wltb 1,..to.wev17., seeQuv ,
the
1*,‘:'initigeenth:lie6c1:"Wpsarusoset'oCabellidseinclrgvseaill'311wbloy7s:mtetli.e.'7D-47111_:-..getticai:n''IP:g°iLt.httitesslirn'-osaneleondweritoh("1- Jimmy s. t{iti ikes
vention ,gathering, it up.
the late Thomas •PrillYdeni,..,e;b°0r!Wd0s zlohretd,lothtiee BgoCilDaintsmi2°..1a.
for ten .Ye8"rs •CnnserYativO*IVIPP for the visitors to -.Put Them ahead
0
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7 N'AnETI--- C()N-SERVAlli- ,VE -,.--,:,---._.,HE-R, oN -LIBERALS—eh-68e-
,
,. candi.,..,1ate._th_:conte,St.' the • 'ele.fle-,
' tion in Huron is ElstoMeardi , , Woldill' Elaxli'lefer :Ia. Cw7,ehrraa.nsethell.V-ceaanr; .
' w,ho haS ,b'ecia:Mp,m, ber , since . dida,te in the fortlicomi, n_ g elpc-,
b
C 011
` hTahrel e es omn ye. natiuogah, tw6117 EcxOne tdeitre_pt erde bs, ht The h.opeiehplays Tre pressure enli,wder in,ostititttaeh;ri slco, tt
atie
dent 01 the -association-. The 'aPea.K-but seafurth held them . off, and
er was introduced -by Elmer Beit the seore ended ' •
Q.c., of . EXeter-. and: ;thanked by , .
,• George Ginn, Goderich ...towns the' first gaine ,of the Bantarn
:After nearly 43 years on ±h job
Herbert,2,NombS,:„..Well-known'.Eg,
Mondville reSident,.,. retired from
Robert Industries "Sinned: tins-.
week. Ile Was 'stationary 'engineer,
.at the 'plant and held his first-class.
en: kr: doonihS.-‘ca'st.:.Went': to
Work,. the firm -known then as. The
Robert Bell Engine, and Thresher,
Co; Ltd,.:was busily ,.engaged "in
itatidaeturing,;:_-sheus . during.. the
Ffrst well& War... :while in the be-
ginningteaiTuPeoaaiiii;a13-i)g,:sorogd6,0nd 'beaect
until : he, had -,.Obtained his first.::.
_Clas.C..engitieer:s) papers. topk
:a great 'pride.in,the' waY in Whielf:
he -.kept ;•flie. peWer- and heating
-plant:Operating efficiently. So -that
there' .wouldhe nb. doubt that there
,w,ould he ' -power when Work start,.
'eel,' for ,Years': Mt.. Coombs riiade.11
a: praetiSe to: start Work at six
o'elogk!.eaph. morning,' ' bour
,earlier-tliiii the rest of the": st
jut :_the • same • as
.anYbOdY While.--h47Wastet 71.e.-
,Ouired _dO......soy'bUt_rather out, Of
a iseifse"of duty,"for,:many, ' years he
worked roOre;than 60 lieurs. a week.
.,Nof feeling' too well recently,
CoolirbS,-. Who will be 70 in
decic.led ,it was time . ,retire;Re
Will 'fake -.'things-. easier now, -and,
looks • forward to -Watching -hockey,
-and- ether entertainment en his, tele-,,
, •:
- Expressing regrel Mr.
retirement,' Btad, .Bell
In-
dustries..'Manager, Said it :wasn't,
often a cOrriPany had the benefit.
of an ..employee as, conscientious
and ',faithful ,as ,41r. -CoombS,. had
been. He 'hOPeO.'he ':wOUld. have
Mani years of etijoyllient in retire --
menti ' ; ,
Rorn-hi Winthron,, Mr. Coombs
-Moved to Egineridville shortly 'af-.
ter- beginning. Work. at. the Ben
'Plant .Iti 1910 be married to
Anik :Worden —Also. of 'Winthrep.,
aid theY.--• have • farriilY.' d • six
sots, They are ,Paliner, ot London
-and. Cleve,. ken, Wes, Ray d Fei
nMerWIVM-LNPoaiungthed.ths1Yeeirnetrta°rdYlic_,eoaf .‘twhee. ;:r-.111"e-it2golaWynoeffrss-ctintheUIViuiltvoerirtt°ollr:: Wti71,ei
party executive in the rielitigt:Ifirg:, a, 54 !tiverifinc
, F.• G. ThOMPSOm and
'.-
vice -residents Dr E. A. McIvias-eaforth'" in, thefirst; period:. Stpv-
'ten • Seaferth, and IL ...Li.: Sturdy., erison 'scored :for Milverton to tie,
Auburn. Also on the platform -were it- Up, and Deeton, Put, Mi •
lverton up
and .,John. Morrissey, Warden of
:William 'Willer,' Mayor , of Clinton- art AO -Tend the scoring, HA- the first,
:Iluron- peruou
„Tom ,:Diek..,Segred his .Second. goal
in the, second *rind,: Only to , have
h f ,1 ton te
kuters
°vie
Monne PAurch 27
The annual review,- sponsored by
Seaferth Figure .Skating.'Club,
is being held this year on' 'Thursday
evening, March 27, was;:announg,
ed. this .week. .` 1-1
Taking , part the earniVal:.wjll
be the. thirty nierribers. of:the:Sea:
forth Chill, ..whO'havorbeen hard At
-work during recent :weekS, practis-
ing
•tticutintherS they., will present
Instructor -,==is Arthur ,- BOurke of
Stratford.. ' •
Kipier note one or 11.ver
give them -a lead in. the. '..secorid
period.. BilLTeallscored SeafortiVs.
third goal ah then Torn.Dick• scar,:
ed .his „third goal of -.the. night, to
put the liometowners in tbe. lead
stovensen- eacfrie through.. for; Mil-
verton, to tie 11 up andforce over: -
time -_
Tara Dick 'scored his fourth, goal
of the night, to '.gi3:46 the bofnetown-
era a."4-4`witl. Tht retiira game in'
Milverton is ThurSday night at '7'
Midgets Lbse.
..--Abotrt---600-spectatorS.
saw PorI-
ElghT Midgets "eliminate 'Seafoith
l(ihsmen gidget ;front the
-running Tne'sdaTT'arSeifortitLarena.
Port.' El.in paced the score to
eight 1h Seaforth-' colleeting only
„„Port Elgin the Series :When'
li!ter to ,Seaferth'.'4.--0-Thurs-
day„.night, they came hack on their te the hub ef acariCN:1,infnae,rrna;::0`
..,hs3-P::!*f7e),4'ntih'ePP:11:5n4dtailt..libtrfiedeeanYS:rat,ii-lit'ulidrbdhflaty'-:Itadhin, wa
nominated by William EJston of
•
an ...W;h:t....ehra,111-, A; E:943: gIvr aand 1:cata le WO': etihseebil;
eaIellh:.',..cholaftievd'414'w'giac:Ilie. -et Raac-37c account eta iiifos:; .':'ZY.,,eurrs,....11-eth;`• los; 'a:'"Y:-.-lea:teyren.r1OPntht'aertijosin;:g:14:1
;the .saforth...goals_ For .port -,9en-rane has hmi,e0181d.etablre: laig;
7.E1 -gin Don-Honge, kon—Rei- . an exPerie.:Rce;4---heMg.:4,*--v1.0&,
while TuiniM presidenl df. the Liberal Riding As-'
lldge°111chIllcounted
Dou'nothedg Dttint;
soctation for prot-inial. purposes..
gp011, scored once„ aH.pe. wthati::,seevcroiayear
etar,,eyosf. theorgaxliza,
Scaforth 4, Port Elgin . tp.
lrt the opening gaine, of --the ser- Tie haS had --six. years' .experi-
,.igTa joem:4)41Loy,ygoal of ,fiefirst
fru.u.ipinder ee ineniber of Exeter town
,pr-- coupsl, i1?--11-iding two years as
.40_ci. In,:the second le
, Harvey ,Da, Bia)1.and-er:year as • Deputy--
Iwerioennnttheinete finnl alone,j, -pa whilehasas;h,,ferLosa:rurrith, Dale goal itRay.eN,vecv. re111 Exeter, where he :Joie-611%46ga-
was' -tallied by Bilk . Pinder from
.14-4TrnVeeY'.kaPmaleer*Was.: ''re'al!'-thriller-
with.:S8aforth.'penhlized'only onee
While- the Port Elgin . squad' had
prg the final minutes- ef play Bob
Reith. of the. Seaforth " Stidad, was
injured,..:, badly ; 'Weakening :* the -16-i
'deferiee for tha i-eniainder ef
the ""seties. '
, Port Elgin 3, Seaforth
'.
Seaforth 'were edged out 'in their
-first loss Of the %Year- When; Port
Elgin - the
to take .a close game Satan,.
„Scoins-started. ' the
scoring for Seaforth on a :Rasa from
Pinder, in the first period. ln , the
seeond;,•Larry Dale,:,,counted; then
Port Elgin started With a goal by
In the thtrd the iierh team
tied. it -up, With Dong.Duncigeontal,
1Y,ing 'from Mite1el1, Mitchell then
scor,edtlie winning kOal
''TJie Tor governine a
nothing more than. *continue, a,
gram we started three .5,'" -ears
1Walteril,fatris :bald abetit ,25040,
sons, at:.,;ese.Ti4ron.Liberalr/Ond
tion :meeting in C1iton T,J*4
,The foriner ;Liberal financter 3"as commenting 00
e::
ed publie Worksr,reeentlY,,.,
baker:•,
. ‘fThe, ConserVatiVes'
fiOthing positive .abotit, .nnein
nieni.because they -claret, kno,„y:'
1e,',(10,":„the .speaker charged
-Begirding • trade., policieS:i
Harris,thld the g0OU)'that:Con0-
itiVe trade policies will :ten
antagonize the ',.,Ealtede
biggest :Single 'inarketi
'custothet: • '"Trade Wash
cline(' under-. every,:
gevernMent :in this centir
speaker:, remarked
-
William G. Cochtaiie:43-:y
Exeter, lawYer, waschosen
clatelor.the .1[areb,31:-Thder
tion after:: a -,tWe-irian. band
rneeting He was:_elPeteCO
V. S. Archibald. 13,R .4; Seaforth
civil engineer
smith.fariner,, who; later tbrevsk,
fullupPort" behind mr. .ctoo-
to make the, choice.unaniniousZ;
propos' d for nano tia
but who Stood :aside froth'. thetenitt*
teSt 'Were A. Y. McLean, 'Seatd,t
fernier:Liberal ,3;1 y. and candidate
'Huron: :Ivan ;Kalbfleiseh;.,
.ich; Cecil*Blake,'fteeve'.,bf:::AsOemr,
Township.';'
2,--Sea0erti1;;-G:orden-IWeGaViOWOr„,
Hawkins; _Clinton; BreS*
dent :7 -of Ilureii l,iharal Asseciathin•
and,Hon, Walterf-Harris,.. ;
:CncliraneTexPreSSeetlibt:Te-PF
mg' that he, had grown 'n.p
awareness- Of. farthing:, problem;:
having 'been:raised' in Eketer,ivitich,
A
Lineups ;for . the 'seriS Were:.
' PORT ELGIN—Goal; BrOwn; de:
fence. Mitchell, and 'centre,
DOug-,.pundgeoui,LwingsAteid.',.anO
Grant r alternates,.:Pon .Dundgeon
'(COntinued, on -Page 5). ,
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ve
1
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Claiming :that the ' „bargaining
power - of the farmer is loSt•unlesS
,he' directs hogs from his .oWn stable,
Gordon Hill, Varna, President of,
the ' Ontarie 'Farmer's 'Hilton, pre-
serited, a. :, petition to the annual:
meeting Of. the Huron County hog,
:pkoducers„,--Held in Clinton. Satur-
day. the. meeting voted two to one
against 'the 'reSeltition, , requesting'
that the board ' set, up, on a trial
basis; -a, syston'Of." directing' hogs
Item the farmer's barn straight to
_thp,e. packer, ' . ' ' , , , -- -
t4,
._ A-- resolntion . itrooluccd-, bythe
resolutions " cemin1,tee, headed by -
i
Ed. Hendrick; ' St hen-, TOWnShip
director, approving , f "the present
system ' of, assembly',:, yards, . - was
stipported by 'the large,gathering.:
One: plan is enough at , a .tiine
'Was the ;fgeling of. several prom -,'tent hog Rochicers in voicing opiri-
%Ms -on Mr. Hill's resolution. They':
felt. the assembly yirdS should. The
giVen a fair trial, ,
,,,•e-ereeted AS the ASsociati
-Rons'
'exectitiVe wore:"... pOsident; W. 11,
Lobb,;_.CliateigL first. vice-president,
Ross Love;RR ,2 Hensall;. second
Vite,PreSident, Albert Bacon, - Bel -
grave, and seeretarY4teastli'er.:Al-
fred Warner; Bayfield.
',..:,•beregatgs 'clibten„..16, represent
the AssociatiOn at -.The , annual
meeting of " tho . proir,itiefal , orgah-
• .. ,..,:. .
gus, of Seaforth,
.•
A. teacher was 'having difficulty
making a 'little' boy understatid
subtraction, '
"Now, Bobby."- She said, "y00-
have fingers. Suppose Jour
were missing one day. What would
you have then?"
"NI) -13tehe , he repliedhappilY, , .
iation were Mr, Lobb,..gigin „Pon.
ter', Goderich township;: Alvin Rau,
Zurich, and Simon 'Halla.ha,n,
grave with OrvabTaylor, Belgrave,
as 'alternate:— ' ,
Tribute Was paid to Huron
ty, as one Of ' the. most progres-
sive onps.iii assisting in getting the
present program of marketing hogs
-started, .by „ot.the.
Ontario Hog Producers' Marketing.
Board,.., Eldred.: Aiken, ' Allenfard,`
Production has, clrepped off:softie
in Huron _County this year, he' said;
adding.' that last year -year Saw' 139,000hogs inarketed-;:.."Patatio does an
185,000,000' d, year business -in, hogs
—01 Which Huron's share is'. $6,..
000;600," said Mr. -Aiken. Speaking
assenablY yards costa, he re-
ported . that in Six ,years: the cost
was 96 'Cents per -hog, and that
the cost c ,rise as more yards
Ire Set'up,
;DTACfiaffig—th-'e—pl.:esynt fifirket,
ing set-up of the association. SartieS
I3oytiton, secretary of, the Ontario
Hog l'roducers' Association, told
the- group the - present Ailari costs
-24 Cents per hog and. pro -rating„
which. amounts, to '5 cents' per how
This is a sharp contrast to the
costs , on Vnion Stock Yards pre-,
viensly. The .1.egality of the mai»
keting las been clues:,
boned, by produCers, he said,point-
„
ing t, that the legislation- wak up-
held -in the findings Of the :upreroe
Court. "statement of the number of •
hogs shippedandthe tattoo identi-
fications will_ have to he supplied
by the, truckers in thefuture,. fol-
lowing the, adoption by . the meet-,
.ing—Of a resdlution,;tevering these
points. •
• 'IYOUglaS
thral :representative for , Huron
Cothlty,-presided , for the election
of township • directors and': dee-
gates ,and I alternates, which , re-
sulted as - ,ToWnshiii, Of
Ashfierd,-. • director and- . delegate,
Finnigan, alternate : director,.
William Iltniteri. Colborne, Fish-
er, Ill,,Fisher; GOderieh;,A,.1%..';War-
ner, William Longmire; Stanley,.
-..COlernan, 3. Taylor; Hay,.
Ross LoVe., 0, Grenier; Stephen,
'Ed; Hendrick, Bruce Shaptbn; •T.T8r
borne. Hai* . Hem- --rearki.
Grey, M.tDerinis, Doitglas'lleiting-
Wa4;
y11,4116xietta"OLI:YerclSstettwithar,t,0Arorndoolud
o
Tnelterstnitli, :Wilfred Cole -
Man, A. MeGrpgrir; East Wawan,
ash,,Tieliert'Arrostrong;Prank,Nes.
hitt; Weat WaWatiosli,,,VV, Good; „'W,
kettelian; MotriS,,;,A. Raton,
Barry Mulyey;:lIowlek,t Harding
and G..Ailgsts
public and high school, since 1946:
Prior to that time he served four_
and one -half -years in theArtny;
Most of that Itime overseas. ,
The. Liberal Candidate,: who Will
face Elston:. ,Cardiff, • Conservative
UP. for the;:riding and..candidate.,
in the forthcomair".election, is
married to the former Elizabeth
-Martin, af Sinicoe.,-.,TheY- have *a
firmly of three daughters: -1Wart11.44:,.
1$ TElizabeth, .10, and Mary, p.
Hugh:'Ilawkins. Was 'in 'charge ,Of
the ..ennVentiOn; and ,Hugk Hill,
..9,0„detiehL`lehaithfaai.. dariag•,: the.
:series -Of short .addiessO.by seven
of the propOsed,...nine 'persons: ,Spe..
retary of the.:iconvention proceed -
mgt Harold Shore, GOderieh.
Mi-,,.HarriS was introduced by
Y; ,McLean and 'thanked' by. Mr.
Scrutineers lot , the,. :Vote.. that
.seleelad Aut. Cochrane ,were asso-
ciation. _vice-presidents7: G'ar.46t.
'Hicks, • Exeter.,; "Earl CamPliell;
-Hensall; , Robert' Siinpsen,-.Ashfield
township; E p a in Snell, Clinton;
John :Hroadfott, Tuckersmithi and,
Elston, Morris township, •
t1(1 o (me.
aris emu' Work;
Loy.. ore (tibia,
...Additional table which 'McKillop
Municipal Telephone • System , 'pro-
poses installing_Tthis Year,. ,win „re -
Stilt iii_improyed..'serVice,'subscrilb
ers- attending the'aiiiitiaTheeting-of -
the system in Carnegie Library'
here on:. Friday ' were :told. The
cable, already., ordered, will eidetic'
from GrieVe'S :Bridge, north to Win-
throp, In all.- some 14.120 feet of
cable IS inVOlved, , '
The proposal is part of an Over-
all iniproverriOnt program' started
several years ago. First PliaSe
,the program included .
'of Cable from :Seaforth north to
Grigyes," bridge. --
With the layingof the Cable
More circuits will be put it opera -2,
tion and lines . which "have more.'
than 10 subsaribers, will have ' the
nttrnber reduced. .• •-
-,..lteports available to the
_meeting indicated that since 'rates.
were increased last :year; the -pa*,
eial condition of the system is muth
improved. Total .reVellue-for-1957--
amounted to $15,246.4;. total roper,
Ating expithes-vg!ere
ing a.gross gain of '$3,169.87,.. Sur
plus for year. amounted to*$2,926:52,
• The Meeting re-elected eorniiiiS4-
sioners George Campbell for a.
one-year term, Harry Snell ,for
tWo-year, tem: and Allan 'Campbell '
for a three -3 ear -term Following
the Meeting; George CaniPbelt NOS
harried chairman Of thepOrr,trniSstkin
for low J M Eckert IS' secretary.
treasurer.