HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-03-14, Page 1INlinety,Nintli'• Year
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TffE 'AM;;TIJA e'lVfe Oen and • Ilibe
bert TelePtione .Co., 'Limited; ;held :in Dublin; Wednesday, -tvas at, •
terided.'bY,,, shareholders-,--largeSt'-attendatice,:in'Seye•ral.years--;, •
HerePreSident M: Murray, left; ,, the business' of
the • meeting .with •. SecretarY-Treasurer. .Mrs. Catherine' '111. • •
'Feeney,' and Director';Llye Wordert.:,--'(Phottr by _
sEAFORT# ONTARIO, FRIDAY, NA:Reli 14, 194$
'7:Daylight-Saving-Time in Seaforth ference in,tiine would deyelop an
i5 being extended en& Mohtli this uof11‘..'Vthanet:Ti\s,:tua_tion, councilatand meeting in the, eetinueil chamaeorrss
ttohWenrnhoanek on DST,un
end °Ile wee- til the end of
k had placed the
Ma-nRaCIYe°;trheler:13tirli;eg;.vfee'CI-Trilawthrllies'retleaPrPre5ceoesranitc3recidc.oM-:
e Couricillor Baldwin
ilnn(leren;ed -Council that the stairs
in-
rea, following a - decisiox of Sea -
forth .Tti:vvri otrneil Monday night,
.1 Clocks•••• will -he shoved alaead,•one
hour on Suncli1).,. April, 27, .at,'12:01'
and continue Until :Stinday,
October 26,, at 1201.:"
In, hops that there vtdil, be agreeL
ment concer,ning DST;aniong..muir4,
year, the Fe1era-
44.• tion f Mayors,. and Municipali-tiesh-
in a letter to council, suggestedth to the basement, had been rebuilt
adopted times. It is underetpo , by -street foreman Harold Maloney
this letter 'has bean forwardedete• and Alfred, ,Price, with only_.•two-
a
all rnunieipahties.. With .7the .'adoP'e new planks being necessary. Some
lien Of 'the suegested-dates; Cotnee bulldozing had -also, been done at
cilior P. le -Brady sgegeste e, own dulnp. , •
forwarding of 'a letter to the Fed: Asked by Mar -Christie if any -
!rectors
setraantido.nit- iwiins'aPtaPting in ' trying' Or' pthelonvinciliaald tibneeemneled;unieenta`baoiudt'''ptrhee-
e „
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• set some standard. '. e • gram, Mr. Bald -Win said _thatno
• ceeetsiee.„-eitu-oleee one in the temin qualified. Even, if
lon Baldwin' told council,' it would
As, discuSsed • by Ociiincillors;'„ ere or -to had 'qualified' •Cuuneil'
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.".eview cf the °Per:at/Otis '-during. was heen one day earlier in -start- i Snow was - removed from the
1957 from officers of the ethnpany„ in and different in ending the streets twice Miring the _month at
A larger than,usual attendarkee Of summer' tithe...Last year a; real a total 'cost' of $180.- -Usual winter
35 shareholder's was, Present. , • state of confusion developed When salting, sanding and snowplowing
During JIM -year iiiider•;.review; the 'town-, reverted e to - Standard has been 'done. Street comMittee
the.. meeting was told 'that, an. ,e$(2. Tithe a month earlier than: ether chairman Scott Hafikirk, inegiving
tensive program' of, rebuilding , open centres' close by. - Fearing the, dif- his report:, else.. listed ' two -,trees
, • , •
wire at various „points --throughout , • _
.•
the system' had beetcarried out.
reviewing the ,year's work,
President ,Matt Murray paid tri-
bute to the co-operation extended]
by the staff of the company; and
emphasized - the extent to which
their,,.co-operatibn had regulted in
a suceessful' year's Operation.
) _ •
Plans - the --coming year -pro --
vide for , the installation of ape
proximately one mile of ceble.
While a firm decision has not been:
taken,- it was suggested' the: 'cable
wotild:be ,installed uorth of Dublin,.
---The-meeting -named two new di --
rectors' •'to the board.. They are
Mrs. Catherine M. Feeney and Clem
Icranskppfe They succeed James
,Mecinalr and J. J. • Healaad,''the
latter retiring after 0--rifieeTexterid,'
mg over 492.." years. .' Othe_re_direc-
tors 'n.Ne ller!2`,4atiaffY, LY1C,. WPre'
dO and
At a sirbserpienf ineeting of 'the
board PresidentMattMurray WaS-
.re-elect.ed• Vice-president is AT
Sieniph v't- and Mrs: Catherine
Feeney was nameol. secretary=
'treasurer. - ' ., •
Club Encourages
, .
Safe Dilving
ame
' (Contributed),
The third and deciding -ga e. for
theBantarn "C" WOAA cla pion-
-Ship -was- played in th.
arena Monday night, with Shallow
, Lake- edging Seaforth 4-3 in a
hard-fought game.
, Seaforth took a two -goal lead in
the opening period . ore goals:by
Jim Sills and Tom Dick. Shallow
eLake came back, strong in the see -
end and scored twice, to tie it -up.
--Seafortheearne-up-with a bad -per --
10d and • loose clefen,si.ve plays,
'Which :caused the two L.=,eals to be
allowed.
In the third, Seaforth took the
-eleade-only-to have-:Sifaitaie-Like-
finish strong 'and • score two goals,
ee
An audience of 20 Teard Hon
,Jarties,i0j.„iir,fortnqi:,Milliter of
Fisheries, ‘,-,Ware. that Canada- finial'
,mktch. the pace, being set. by Rus-
sia, hi 'providing higher .'education
forher brightest children. -
"Russia is convinced , It Will, be
the, greatest industrial' poWer. in
the world," he said. Every Rus-
sian even in the most htiMble.
fishing" village; has- an '• amazing
eravingefor knowledge:" ikirr, .
. clair' spent some, menthe in Russia
two years ago. • He was ••addtess-
Mg a, Meeting in the interestst of
William G. Coehrine, Huron
LeraLcandidate
Education facilities- are available
to, thildreirAn •Russia so they can
be turned into engineers, scientists
and designers- for the future. In
Canada we are losing Our greatest'
asset in that many boys andgirla,
partieularly-, in.) outlying communi-
ties, no: matter how' bright _they
inay be, don't ' have the :,0PPorttine
i x -tc1,-ger-,--etee-university--beeause,
,. they can, afford it, he said; „
Liberal Plan.
Te Liberal ,`"Party,„ if ')eleeted
March 31, is %prepared to ". Plow
abOid. $25,00,000 A year schol-
arships :for bright:7Children„
, ,
to -take the game and the/cham-
pionship.
Seaforth defeated the t Shallow
Lake squad in. the Wiarton arena'
in the second game, to lie the sez.
ie s last weekend. Shallow Lake
aliened the scoring on a goal by
Adams, the high scorer. :for, this
tearri.,_' The :period was fast and
end-to-end rushes. made it a good
game �f hockey. Patterson, goalie
for--Seaforth,: came bp _with some
greattStops-.-In-the-second period'
_Torn Dick scored for the visiting
team, to tie the game up. `
ere was sotne good stic -
ling in the thir4„. period and ,See,
fertlicaille-tiP. -with another goal
by 'Tom Dick. ' With one minnte
and a half, left' in the game. Adams
tallied for Shallow Lake, to tie
the, game and 'prce Overtime.
Seaforth scored twice in the ov-
ertime •period with Tem Dick scor-
ing his third goal of the evening,'
and brother Ji.m sepring, to make'
the game sure for the visitors. -
The ,Seaterth-six really Played in -
Spired „hockey, and Patterson in,
goal was Idcking them otit in all
periods.
Congratulations ,are in ader for
the Banterns Who, ..althongli” theY
lost to Shallow I:ake oarne up'with
'some, thrilling games • and- enjoyed -
four months Chucked- full ,of
hockey. "
Had, the boys come . through with
another game like the one in Wier -
ton, they ,c9uld, have easily` had
their name engraved -on the- 'fro;
,phy. Patterson,- -in z -goal,. was • the
only one to eome through- with a
steady genie, and only for him
the score 'could have been a lot
higher. - "
Team management wish to ex-
Mesa:, hearty _thanks to ;,EO. BaYeS:
and Bill Papple'• who Spent So ranch
ef their eetitreinghont Alieetv here
aeasen'.' and? gave their •carS fee'.
eVery. trip,. •• •
Of the Bantam team, only about
tWe-evill be eligible -to -Play next•
year.. Tile rest will move up to
Midget level. • •
All in all, the year, was a good
one inr 'minor hockey. Even though
both 'teams lost out in the Intel
.17-a-ee,,--ifiey both came ape -With
hockey ability of which all ' mem-
hers of the team's.; ''and especially
coaches, Gordon "1.0cistee
of the Bantams, • and Ron "Whitey'
Breams, ' 01 the Midgets;', can ,be
equally proud.
.
„
- If thieves are they - will • What does thiS:'-elleedd up to?'
ste.er „Seaforth. At least asked..Mr.;,llaidwin.,' '"We, hired Mir;
that ,would:seeneto good -advice own force to cut. ilown expenses,
as a result of :the .Presentation Of now ' in - the. seConde,:itionthe7liene
the,Policee• 'einninittee-". report ' -at, the mileage is.. higher than ,at any:
.,MondaY evening's cOoneil''meeting....other ,thiae;:Phia,,,the:laet .:that we,
Mayor B. F. 7Chriatte, eheirman of now have no. radio."
this - committee, presented , mit
:ac-
count , covering ' the -Pureliese -.Of:
guns, holsters,. j'handcuffs, :' -siren „from •the Provincials, Mr. Ball --re-
and' lastly, arsenal -.--20 Marked; and Mayor.. Christie Went
tOinidg antrininitiOn.',.."More'than'',7even ' fiuthet withe,:e report that;
the, OPP. used ',in, their eight year they hattt,StopPedjlie
,-StafehereeeWa's-•+tlie'reaCtione,,af, aroinid-the-7high•ientiOr e You
Reev,e „Scorns, s mose . could drive to he -sc ool a.tot of
-theeethineillOra':injeeted .Wprds Of -times, to ceVer..'•600'inilee,'Was.?the.
--a.#4nislimeat7e-77,--e..),-.77-'7-:--- •
NeXteitemepo deem_ drew Meyor, Christie reminded e
a lexigthy • discussion 'and resulted'. group that, Only 10 patrols of the
decision for the 'pollee -corn- tayvn dak ,:would" add tip,. to '160.:
Mitten to -Call 'a .ineeting with the', Miles.' a day, or 3,000 a • month.'
police 'fored2at'an,early 1 'O.- figured
tab :mileage ih February was 2,1,6g. to arrive at -Mileege as pies --
miles inchiding to , have to
Mitchell;-..:Londpn; Byron,- Exeter spend*. three -I -ours .a•daY the
and :three trips to Gedetich,- high- car. They innate he .feltie ea! the.,
er by 600 miles than the highest cer, Wes 1..very. eeldpm - seen 'sitting
Intereat .,safe-driViiig mileage claimed by 'the OPP :force in.freet of the „pollee office: .•
,edge Seaforth e is . such that- a while liere,'„,•and -winch mileage in-, _ eve Scoms„, however,- thought:
group .of drivers „are., irking, to or- ':eliitled a tripetoeNerth!BaY.':., 1;000 to 1,500 miles 'a ,month would.
• .Upheicling. the police, - Councillor be plenty, :althieugh lateini-the
Ball'--,:aiiidethet----theye-patrol, -much- -.-enssion-,---he.'74,-teld--- eouricil in:
Mere that' their Preclessors did,:but Clinton„ mileage aYerageS 10e miles
he atilt thopght Iterniglit.: be, Cheap , • during ;the day' arid 25 at night, . or
•er to ., pUrchase. 'IOWA, patrol dare oyer 3,Q0 'Miles" a heantii:
as' did Reeve Scoinse. • ••,.; . ton, Reeve Stoini,..reporthd,-use.of
Referring to".the.ittips.:to.'Gode-. a private. Car had not worked out
rich,. Councillor Baldwin wore. and ;they nnirchased. a town
dered if ,Wheri:priSoners.tr,anSperte cruiser. Gederichek , and Eketer.
ed Godetich were Convicted,. the, both have .their own ears toe
trips were included 'in. the :costs :,Nothing „could be done this year,
a'S'S4se..4„.hti.t..'..Was=„tnformed---by-L • ecause :of the-. existing contract-,
'Clerk to"the.Contrary. Conn-, but Mr. Baldwin . thought rimmed
-9verheard • in a' swank- Florida: 'calor .Stott Ifablcirk- Said, prisoners stiptild look into the matter. and
otglit, club: She's her, ',haet to be teken Goderibli,, As See if a town -owned scat wOuld net
()Wit :worst-enerriY." r ' it was foetid 'eheaper to pay for a work -Out more•-satisfactorilymay-.
"Det nce .she'S not -not while I'm trip than tof,havn'an ;extra man, on or Christie, agreed, seine changes
duty to guard The tall cell.. '..• '(centliatiedion Page 5). •
ee.. • ,Better Patrols • e
We haVe 'better; patrolling. than
gariize a motor club." At a 'recent
nieetingit wae decided -to -„call ea.
Meeting open to all drivers,. to be
held in the Seaforth Felice Office
on Thursday • evening, March 20.
at _8:30
The eltib; under Seaforth,,Poliee
Chief pd,'Earhardt, will endeavour
to promote safety and a -more and
better knowledge .of the rules of
the highway. „„ • • .
"We don't believe in free educa-
tion -we have. too many (knees"
our imiversities-aeeit is -but we
do ,believe that clever has% and
girls' should be given the Oppor-
tunity JO study."-, ,
MT. dociu•ane„ the Liberal can-
didate, who intrOducee Mr. Sin-
clair,told the rally that the Mardi
31st election was the ,most onneC-
essary ever held itt Canada.
The Tories "are trying to sell
their party, oh their leader alone,
and that type of ,government can
lead to disaster,' he said.. One
man can't run ea country the way
a party government can, he told
the meeting, ,
Others ' who -spoke briefly were
Senator W. H. - Gelding, James
Taylor, Hensall, and A. Y. Mc-
Lean, former Huron' M.P.,
expressed appreciation to Sin-
elair. Hugh Hawkins, Huron Lib-
eral Association president, was
chairman, while, Mrs, M. R. Ren-
1de was accompanist.
Meeting In Malley
An enthustaatic meeting in the- -
, iriterests of -Liberal. candidate W.
-G.- Cochrane, Was ,held in' Manley
School Wednesday evening. " The
",` meeting ,Was 'in charge (11 Steve
l'Idurray, and speaking in, addition
to the 'candidate 'Were iti B. W.
Mickey And Gk eorRent ete Exe-
ter; Gerald Holland„ Dublin; W,'„:
G. McPherson, Logan; Ebner Den,
gs, McKillaP; and A. Y. tliti:kani
Seaforth.
tE
1 ,
soforth p110 has ieceived, its
13th power bill from the HEPC-
a credit of $2,954.00. iie 1.8th or
adjusting ,rePreSen the dd.'
SEA it PVBLIC gClt001, put On a speaking contest
ferenedt bttWeeti
.ebarged the odal eotex ssion for for parents to attend as, part of Educe ion Week activities.. Pic-
powedinr mid the actual c t pf pro- tired 'here with. 'president Of the Mull and Se4001 Assoeiation,
vig the , ,
45
45
,
Mrs. Dale Mixon, are winners (left ,• to, right, e front). StephenBrdi and Linde, 2,-trhardt, junMrs, and Paul Ttoshart and Nancy
Berger, intermediate, and :(left to; right, back) Xint McLean
and Gerda 'Christensen, seniors.
7
.5Q 4 Tear
rigle CoPies
that 'Should 'Ile,. taken down one
near. the Mintiett„ residence . and
brie, near •Ball'..11,1apaulay'S,: Oil:High
Street. Because of the many wires
Alid the necessity of removing Oink
.of ,•.,the- wires :befere.''Cirtting.,', tile
,trees 'dOWn.,,•'the,chairman was giV•i,
en ,Pertnissititi by cmmeil ' to: apH
14 -roach ,the,,,Pll:C for help,,iri remov-,
mg these. ' - ' : . :' ' ' r•
' Other' work ,done . during , the Tpa
s't
. _ , . ,
month :;Was.' the cleaning •of catcri,-,
basins anth',-,the,,;,,-readYing :, Of . the.
sweep r. - Asphalt e' cold -patch -JO:
needed:: for the repair of •:streets
arid ,'Hils. is being ..Order,ed from
Preston. Becanse ,'ffe,§h: 'material
is , better - to -Work with the , order
wm4.delaYed Until' a neW. bate:11'1'ST
prepared. ,i, ' ' '.. ' :- •:,L'e • ..
,..
Discussed for about half an hour
WaSi:thepossibility : of, ninCieSing,., a.
roller ',pr.!, sidewalk; repair ' work .• A
roller, :whielii council , rented '• last
yeare,,is',lieingrOffeted for Sale,' thiS
year..., ,The ,.. toiler,. and trailer to
transport the ;:roller;:::will •be avail:-
abie•for , atieut.' $1,000.e•Thia-ecillipe'
rapt,' ' • Cotitielie'learned,-, originally,
eoat•eroore „`0,lliAw $1,300 .and '.:'hecl
' been eused. - .very little.'" Cost ' tbd ay
of . a COmparableentachine --would
be around $2,200„,:•' , •
.. ..... .Save',•Money On RePaire
• • Mr. .-',Helokikke thought the ,- phr,
• ehase Of .this equipment would Save.
about :$0,00.' a Year .01,SideWalk: re --
Pairs:. It would , elao keally:- facili-
tate repairs having a'. •,w,r,s-:0(4.ij;;::
inquirect-Whetber'theia,v, ,g-w,cnild--
)1
able:When needed, ',Cie -.t.,,,,-,'WilSon..
be great enough to spend $1,000 on
capital- expense. Councillor Thorne,
Rivera': thotight;•',thet ' thia ;aininint
,Would :be: Saved , in, three :Or ,fOtir.
. . Queationedebyeeouneit.whethereor .
hot. the roller :was . perfect. for the
'40N Mr.' Baldwin' referred' council
to , the toed; JO --chineeepeMein. 'St::
:hi ':•frent, ' Of lhis --.1.?lisinesSi . place-, test,
.yeere saying it 'compared faverah-
ly. ":..evith' that done by a Corittactor
On: the west : side :.of ,ihe-..ateeet,
Councillor J. "G.,etninibiili ttprtss,„
id. ilia :feeling' that at stiele a low
price,: depreciAtion. , weilld,, be 'al'i,
moat .negligible,_ and if .council dee
j'..cidedje -sell-, the machine, at -a-....lat-•
er: date, etheY'Wciiitel : receiVe elineat
'Tans.' itiquile64Mg4s7tliWehYetreralt'dwida: r feict-'
'tory. built," he was I tOlriebYe Conrieil
-lereIla.bldrkiliet ithathbeerrhuilt
I - . localmachme , op, tewas
. poweredWOndrbM5g ...ifti°"\v'reVIleclialtiPt:'-in.: help,
cover' the • coat of ,. the ina.chine.
:could., ,be, , •deriVed. * frOm • tolling
.:taivns; .it was decided that-the:toe
eel, bowling club depended on this
'business' for most of their reverink:
and. that. the town would 'not 'step
'in onethern. ' . -* . ' •'-, -_.
. , Three. sidewalk repairs.' Were leti.
over from est year, • and one
Stretch- of iidenralk .on 'Market Ste
from. Sperling to:the west end, Wes:,
badlye in _need. of _ some • wonk,-, ac -L '
'cording to., Mayor Christie.'• Ttie
number -of , repairs. ',. for this year
Wouldinot be knowir-until the snow
was. off the streets was. the report
Of Mr. Habkirk: . •- ' '
' . •• More- Economieal --7---
'e. there is, lots-to-do,ifeweliad. Mir
own Toller,-,.said C,ouncillor Brady.
A let -Mere Could be Accornplished
at ,,an.,..,econertiidal• rate. he -niacin,'
Me Would, Pay for -itself.bY being
rented" out, lie • felt: A. better 'job
would result was the feeling of
Mr. Baldwin; -i more . time -Was
available and there waSene,,need'•
to rush around tO cut ; down the
renting Costs ' of a: roller e Howev-
er _bepoliated • out, he Waan't find-
ing faint With tie job . now 'being"
• At the ' Suggestion , OfH,Mayor
'Chili -fie and 'Clerk :Wilgen, '-ceuimil
decided to leav.e .the 'Ingter 'in the
hands .of the street acid' property
cOMtnittees; Pnilowing careful con,,
sicletatioh .. of . these notemittees,
theY were 'empowered' to call a
special' met thig. Vf council if they.
decided that the equipment shmild
be purchased. . . :' e....
Only- .report • from the „fire :and
wa,ter conlinittee Was'.:the reqUest
of Belt Telephone Coinpany for the -
liking ofr the alarm bell, 'tented-,
--,- .(Cpatineed on Page 10) •
• ,., k .. • . ,.
Fife As.
. .
• e Damage Was' slight in a gasoline
fire at Seaforth Machine 'Shop
early Wednesday 'afternoon. ' 'A
burnt 'hydrauli'C hoe hite it a""
farm tractrif WaS' the ohly'Visible
damage When smoke .cleared away.
The, fire occurred while an ern:-
pioyee, -Elmer Stephenson, was
Welding' a bracket on -a tractor
(rimed by Charles Boyd,-.RIt
WaltIme Iii readying the tractor
ler the addition- of a loadet;62. it.
was ' necessary , to weld -immediate-
ly-belaw,, the sediment bond: 'Dar-
ing the 'process, the .glass bowl
broke and gas ignited on the floor
Under the tractor, according to Mr.
Stephenson. •
When :the tractor became envel-
oped in- flames -r -other
Verdun. R,ati and Bill Heft and
tractor °Wrier, Mr, Boyd, tried 10
extinguish the blaap, with an , ex-
tinguisher- and pails of water froni
a nearby tap,
The 'fire was *kept under control
until Seaforth. fire' brigade arriv-
ed: Vse- of a brigade extinguisher
donSed the,flarnes'imrtiediatelY:
,
ICKLE past preaident'ef' the'Heas
elected, :deputy ,goVernOr',03T- Zotie..b,RibisttietL at
ShoWM''eengra.tula:
(leftt is Governor
of.' Wood-stoek--, (ceritre)'• runner-up for •the'effiee.
:insmen Elect
1111117- -It
,
Willi m Mickle 27 - of HenSall,
'Was eleeted, :deputy governor of
1958-5 at their
Minuet:Meeting-in E_xetere,op Stine
day --MoreLthaile150 Ch
lumembera
from - 12 area 'Cent -lee' gathered at
the Legion: Hall for the conference
which .choseelVir, Micide,'.OVet :AOri
Woodstock Vzieman.:.
'''dentitY-LgaVerner
past. 'presici 'ef-Hensall• Kinsmen
Clitbs a merrilier the .Chanab.er
of Cpmnierce, corlittg Club and one
pf- the eetiVe•-teaches of the three
'iiiioo-c4kse4nY 'teeluabinS.:,„spensore..7d .14:,:„ 'the
" '
- A .graduate .of,Seuth HUto,-portr4Y -te':..
ron'
he is: 'a, partner ie ,the Participating speaking.:
'Son-grain„..hean. and .1contest ' were: JinliorI, Edna•:'Llte,
feeciefirinite-Herisalt.and. a partner,ife.•.,.-6aifY•'.'Moritgoinery Ni1 Gov-.
01 ;10ekles-- poultry Farm " " •efilock Stthen BradY''.:Jahe Bosh
Dnring; the meeting 'it was ane art;' Gary; Gray, Sally Cosford,
nouriced • ••that , mole ,.., than ,e90,,000; da.. Erhardt, ,Siisane :DeBeer and ,
Was raised for 'service-IA/ark, in the •'Susanne Madsen. In the ieterneedie
.variouS conithupities rePree„eatetle ate •-class, Pat4 l3oshait, 'Barbara .
ricoaeni; elti.ok,ciViodoonfat ciki h; t Ta tf4 isrpcip; Suiruig „IINealril•cayadrigMeat:i!,p' acn,.Jeinarii,:o*meci.F.,eroaan;
Exeter M
r'' .aSt. 7-"ThOmas, ..1VlarYs, Johnston; .• Lorraine '.atid
Seaforth,,Exeter.,:and, Hensel", ponglas Wright took , parte' Seiner '
DetieegatesYer were ;:welchined hy 'competitors were MeLeene
Me -
noon luneheon. He ?expressed the 'Nighol, and Jarrell ;Schneider. .•.
great need,' that exists -for serVice.i Between sections. ef 'the; -Contest
el bs th in 't ' (Continued on -Page 5.)--
• Ger,da Christenseri Was eclar
,
vvinner of the .,setinif PUbliC sop
ing contest. ' at Seaforth_ P0130.
Scheel -Wednesday' night. She,',,tiint-,
over.,-SecOnd „place Ram',1\14.01041.:`,t'i"
Winner -err -the int,ermediate
was Pailf"'goShart; -'secend_, Nan
Berger, ; and itt tlieejtudior �la
Linda'Erhardt,and secrind„. Ste
.
en ,Brady:' ' •,
Winners were , presented ,Awith-
books by Mrs., Dale' .Nixon, presie
-dent-Of-the -flornee-And'Schoot:As-
societion , Judges Were ' IVIisi
Rena., :Fennell,: IlarrY NeSbitt and
Francis.' Hnias . ' - ,• '
• •The Publie..sPeaking eeritest was ;
held' in cenjilhetioxi with the an, -
-Twat Parents' Nigh, when
roirpber of.. interested 'Parents: and
friends visited the Scheel to:. see. ;
the Work being done DisPlays.
this year dentrecle-, areenicl •social •
studies. Werke, and ,eaelt_e.obril bad.
pichibits ce Se in,'
OWN :,WEDDING
CELEI3AT
ANNIVERSARY
Fifty years married on Tuesday,
March '11,, Mr. and ,Mrs. Chris
Dale, John -Street, oSeaforth,., Cele=
bratede with a • 'dinner Ott'
Sundey and • epen hose .to their
neighl3ors, on TueSdAy.
Mr. and 'Mrs. bale, were Mar-
ried id the Methodist Church, Clin-
ton, on March 11,008; by the Rev.
Kerr. , Ininiedietely following the
ceremony they returned to their
fern& on NO; 8, Highway, west of
Seaford:, where they farmed. until
19.51,,Jvhen they, retired and
moved to 'Seaforth. Standing up
with the young edible were -George
tolmstortit aodetich townShip,..bro,'
titer of the and ' the late
Lily pale, sister of the groom.
The former Ha Maude .i,ohnston,
the bride is the daughter ef the
late George Johnston and MAO'
Goderich township,' while
the ,groom is the son of the late
George bale and .Martha,Shepherct
of TuckerStnith. j
The couple have four children:
Walter, Owen Spend., Elwyn and
Melvin, Seaforth, and Evelyn, eNtre.
Albert Vanderburg, of Gettericli.
They , also have 15 grandchildren
and tight great-granclehildren„. -
Gifts 'renewed from the, fatellr
on this occasion ii3.Clittied a TV -
set, on occasional ,chair and blan-
kets. Other gifts were- , also re-
ceived from friends, neigWorli1414
relatives.,