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EAFORTII, ONTARIO, FRIT)AY, APRIL 1.1, 1958
Pelice are ,ctintinvdrig an ekten-
sive. investigation inte-twer rob-
ing, inwhich two safes wCrt stol-
en, and smashed open, . • •
•
Thieves entered '.Cle-ary's •
'and • ',Reliance Petroleum Lituited,
and -.removed aJarge safe from
each. :For Cleark!'s it. Was
the seeond break-in in almost as
manyweeks: -,.: A - large.safe- was
taken 'Item. ;the store. , early, the
morning of :March 19.
-TiThe:-Cieary- safe r: and: a safe, stof-
en froni-Reliance P,etrelemiiware.
house on Jarvis Street, were_forind
in -Ta 'gravel. Pit- north..of Seafortli:
by:, searching police... I
Arnount 'rof the loss at 'the:lc:GA.',
store was not : disclOsed -Accord-
ing to ; police, ,IitUc'Money...was lir-
voh-ed inthe Reliance. theft, but..
aimmgtoaM datkttaiiii;goge:ria
8.,
an
'even better. fair ,in 1958 at:
ing in Seniferth' ToWn.. flail Teies=:
; day' night...-. Included; .1.n...the:ninny,:
features for the AWth annuni fall
fair 'vi11 be , the Ontario' Hereford
Regional ShoW and y ,the. ,J.erseY
; DariSh
o, Operating,' nu' cotrumetion with
the:lair:are 4...11.,.Clubs„- including
sponsored:by the
Seaforth.. JUitior.. Farmers ,Poul
'try Oub, sponsored by sVatoi,tk
----=- Lions 1uh; Grain Club, ponsored
by McKUlop Federation of Agri-
• eultiire1i4liislting,',Corn!ClithiSifon.'
siired'hY, TuekerSinith'EederatiOn,,
and- .tne Beef CaIf and Dairy Calf
Clubs:fo be !sponsored_ hy.SeafOrth
Agrienitiiial,SonietY;
-,•:.°:The.°seciety is -alSo -Planning to:
..,.:AirinSor.a 4-11 cia ht Parkland
-
barley, as Well as.•,,RofineY:Tatg'Atia.,
Inisking:'",e,Orn.:, field 'ere.") :,.:Cp,nipeti-,
President of the Society, Robert
W., Campbell, presided at the
meeting which named Gordan Pap-,
pie as representative to tne.Huren
County Federatidn of Agriculture.
,An. addedjealnre of the . oldest°
fair in Huron Coimty is the faet
that it will be the setting for Cham-
pionship shows for the 4-11 Swine
Club and Beef' .Calf Chib„.
A grant was'received by the
clay for permaneni
t , mProve,-
ents made last year. Dining the
year -shutters ,y(o-ere -purchased 7ifed:
-the sheiy-heuse-,--and-a-refreshment
000th wag. 'erected, as well as nec-
essary fencing , being carried out.
-
voice Proposol
For Crncer Unit \
Plans for the formation of a
cancer society in Seaforth were
advanced ;one -step Tuesday night
.at - a' meeting in the Town Half
The, group of i interested persons
approved a -motion; by - Reeve -Ner,
man Scoiris that a nominating
committee be Appointed to bring
in ,a, suggested Slate- of officers. -
Appointed to the committee
wereMayorA. 'F. Christie, Rev.
Bruce W. Hall and Fred E. Willis.
Officers will include a president,
secretary and. a -treasurer. ,
The, suggested - slate is to `be
brought in , to a ,meeting in, the
,near 'future: The election (of offi-
cers, taming of „Committees and a
convener - 'will take place at this
mehthg'
,Present at the meeting -was Fred
Dobbs, Exeter, president of the
Huron 'Cancer !Society, and Lloyd
Ford; vice-president of the Exeter
branch., Mr. Doblig ',indicated he
;would. Show, filMs/Pertaiphig , to the,
-work of -the-society atthe'CoMing
meeting.' '
'WS OF 13RO1)HAGEN
pnpersycheones Jand documents, re•
„moved- frein \the safe, 'were scat-
tered about:
-
The Cleary robbery, was discov-
ered . hy,i, Se aforth Police Chaef Ed -
Ward Ehrhardt, aS he waS making
his.. rounds, about ,4:30 Sunday
,
morning. , The "back. door of the
building as -open and an 'inside
and outside ' sash"( were ;removed
from a. small winclornYon the sdlith
side cif `the building 'While.' police
• •
conclude „rentrance was ',made
through, the ,w'mdow, they wonder
how anyone could squeeie,,betvimen
bars seven inches apart„ Chief
Erhardt said_ The 'simian, window
is approximately eight, feet from
the -ground, ' - • -
ActingLon,a hunch, Chief .Erhardt
and '.Constable -Martin visited a'
gravel pit northeast of town and
-found_ to -.safes _at: ,al-
most ' the
saine_Point Tat JEViailelf.,:th4'
en in - March, had been toeated.,
Both had, been broken'opeif. Papers
-picked up at .00'o:scene identifed
the second safe as Abelenging-de,
ReliarreePetroleuni--rthe first ,indis
cation the officets' had ,that that
office had also been entered.
InveStigation-. at the. Reliance -of-
fice indicated the • thieves had
climbed over a- high ehain
.fence to gain access to the yard„
and foreed,' an entrance irito -the
office building.. P,olice said 'the
gates into, the yard remained. lock-
ed,- -the sale apparently : having
been hoisted. 'over the barb -wire
Protected fence,' , '
The 700 -pound Cleary safe was
dragged from a small, office at the
rear of' the large store and out, 'a
rear door. -
Aiding the, Seaford" force. in the
investigation are.-O.P P. from
Goderich, and the ,O.P.P. identi-
liCation, branch from Mount , For -
Y AND VARIETY ENTERTAI
FEATURES LUTHER LEAGUE PROGRAM
League members present,
, ,
ed A play, "Buddy 'BilyS An Orch-
id" and: variety, -PrOgrarn, inthe
basement.' of -St. Peter's. . Lutheran'
Church on TueSdaY:evening:.'MiSs.
:Joanne Rock -ShoWed :pictures on
-the-,..:-ToOgdoct;,04.t' she took' last
last:
, Those ;taking: ,part ° .in tlie",play
were : Gary :Slioldice, °A.tiene
'gel; ° Carole RoSe,;, Donna . Saler-
barth, Warren Sholdice; stage
• manager, RQy Scherharth,..:rlirec-,
tor; Calvin': GRe14-e,,-VarietY % Pro -
„Piano Jeanne
Bener-
inann; Areeat. :dite0„;,:,Canol and,
CherYt'Wnrdell; Piano solo, 'Inan
mnegge,,,solo, Lyle
-- Mr. and .Mrs. Wnitfielel,,
- Margaret,' and .Linda; . of St... Cath-
arines, with ° her brother,,Rnsseli
• Sholdice:andgia:.,S)iol*eltitthe-
Weekend, ° , • •
Gwen 14'4, •Reg -N., of
Montreal, , with her Parents,: 'Mr;
and Mrs. gdWin:
Mr. and 'and NOS. "Sack Walker and:
of Toronto, with Mr. and'
Mrs: Fred” A. Kistner.,
.TVIiSs Rayon Witlfe,; of Milverton,
With :her: grandparents, Mr, and
Mrs. Elli,11aPien, ' ' •
Mr., and 'Mrs, Glen Bettnewies
Wanda, Mrs. Elwood Smart
. and °Carolyn, of Windsor, and Mrs.,,
• Peter Kraus and Jeanne, of Ruth,
yen with Mr, and Mrs. J. L.Ben-
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Smith. San-
dra and: Arthur; of Orangeville, -
and Mrs. Ed; Smith.
Mr. .and Mrs. Carman.,
Wensly ,and , Terri, of St:. TM:Mies,
with Mr. and Mrs,' George Nigigk,
Mr... and Mrs. Were,,,Bilekman
' and Barry, Of Brampton, with:Mr.
"and Mrs:. Dalton !Wiz: • ,
Mr. and. Mrs. , Kenneth ',Newton
And Diane. 'and' Mrs. Bell, of „To-
ronto, With Mr, and Mrs, Lew .arid
Ralph Ffieks,....• . • •
MISS. Marleeic Dirket,.11:‘04:„:of
Stratford,' Mr; 'Donald `IVICLaugin
- Kincardine, and Miss Betty:
'Hartman and Or.. Calvin, Diegel,
Waterloo4 :With Mr.. and Mrs.
.student
f, Waterloo Seminary, aggisted rn
:the. Easter church service at Si.
Church :here. • ,,
:A•• hydrangea: plant was Placed
-isY the laMilieS in thechancel of
Peter's, Lutheran Church: Sun-
day in Memory Of Leslie Biller -
mann, Who passed `away fiVe. Years
ago,„ April 1,, and -Harry • Beget\
• Mann, four years; age, April 3,
Mr, Donald Alireits, Toronto. and,
MiSa"-ti#6 'HArtirelc44,- bl-Hahtilton,.°
id% Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ahrens.
Mrs. Mervin Hodgert haS been
onifined, to :Scott :IS/fen:feria' Hose
Seafort
and, Mrs', Lockridge: 'and
family, • of • Sarnia, with Mr, and
Harvey- Ahrens
.1V1r$,( Regina ,Miller receiVed..
f,wOrd of the death- of her 'sister,
J • +
MrS.• Conrad Schwindt, , Milverton,
and attended 'the funeral .there,' on
Tuesday. : •
, Rev. and Mrs., E. J. Fischer and
Grahe with Mr. - and Mrs. John
Fischer, Toronto.
Mr:. and • Mrs. Herman Leon-
hardt and -family, with Mr- and
Mrs. Norman Wilsom-Nenstadt.
,-MISS Clara 'Meyer, _Kitchener, -at, -
.mr. and Mrs:- :Stewart., Abbott'
and family,. of Toronto, and Mr.
andMrs. Lorne Wolfe -and family,
Stratford, With Mr. and -Mrs 'La-
vern Wolfe en .Good Friday.
' Lavern'. Wolfe -with
Mr, and Mrs. ,Ralph' rischeri
Mrs. ' Cyrif'Mantel, :of -,-Stratford,
With her •brother, Harry Tait and.
Mrs ,Tait.
. _Master ,1•Kii'ti..Leonhardt,
?Old son of.. Mr. and - Mrs ResS.
Learihardt had hIS qensilS':remoy-•
1Hospital,
Seett, M emoria
Seathrtlr, „TdesdaY rnerning::
Ylar.•*•• and Mrs.- EdWard Scher -
hart!) and daughters , with her "par-
ents; Mr. and Mrs,.:Koehler, Mount
'Forest, on`Smiday.... _ • •
:Ban 'Rifles
In Bayfield Area
,
,
Stanley :1' Township ounci1, With:
;Reeve; H.,' colethan-'Presiding, • Met.
at ,„At...apia'.,-11,1ondty. Counciilors
_Herbert: Taylor. and ErneSt7Ta1lidt„.
Were unavoidably .absent:
. _A contract was. iet te„l>aviS.,Con,-;
of Clinhion,--for crush--
rig.,anct
graVel'; for the.toWliship , roads, at
C'entS••:.a yard.
by-law Prohibiting the ',,carry•
ing, of: all firearms and airLgiiiis-
withinL.the'. *dice ,,-Village of Bay-
field waS;passeti,..imless such arms
are • dismantled, or; enclosed „.in a,
.case, Thiar is the result .Offrequent
disturbances catised. re:CO/111Y • in
..th.e. village by .personS,Usitig such.
. Conned adopted, the report of its
showing a, SiirPhis ef over
$9,009. ':for ' •
Fireside. Forum
Entertains Guests
MAYOR D. F. ,C111tISTIE: (Ie f) lends support .lans:lor Observance of Chamber of " COM-
. „ ,
merce Week in Seafeirth as he discusSes tile p,roclamatiente has issued with Chamber President
Frank`Sills. A membership ,drive, headed by R. S. BoX;'. is one of the feat:tires , arranged, for
,
rfsit
For the sebond tinie in as many His .interest ' in the , convention is -
months Raton electors will troop but aii extension'of theinterest
to the polls Whenvoting day in -the ; has „shown in Pablie- affairs. during-
iluronby..election arrives, 1V1ay 12.pa-!t-years, he
The date of the, by-elettion activity.... with the .Seaforth .149,ns.
the vacancy 7resulthigfrom the !Club S S --Board and _ the;
death. ,of Thomas, Prycle in Jana- 1Western Ontario Ticveloppient As-
"ary, , was announced by ,Premier- sociation„: • , ,
Frost ThurSda y not long, after According- to B W. tuche
the -smashing Diefenbaker;,,, victory, PresidenC"Huron 'Liberal AsSo.o.
of last, week. tion, While a .edevention would be
Nomination claY' `is on -1Vlonday, .calied shortly :at.' which a Liinerat
April 28, with 'polling day-- fallow_ candidata Would: be ,nanaed,,no'lan
ing 'two, weeks' later., AlreadY' elec., ton had been taken. 'r;eg, a'r gUte
tion officials are ; hard, ,at work date.
making arrangements.' Named
turning ,offider in Huron is. RusSell
Bolton, of McKillop. His election
clerk is W. E. 'Southgate; Seaforth."
Chief Election', Officer -....Roderick
G. Lewis; Q:C., Toronto, was - in
the riding- Wednesday---conferting
with riding election officials, ,.
Enumerators in the 'one urban,
municipality... in the ;riding--,Gode-
rich. Town ---began their - rounds'
.ThursdaY:- -They T -must -Complete.
their lists by Monday. In ;the, re-
mainder of the, . enumera-
tion' begins . WedneSday -of ' neXt
-week: and---ends-thEr'followiiigi'Satr,
Fireside- Farm FOrtirn.Jentertim
ed, in ,the F'orrestere'llall, Con-
stance, Monday night,:Guests were
present.,7fromLS.S. For-
um and Friendly Few, Forum.
"%Ohre; :'s11des were Shown:
by Roger -SehwaSs,. Winghalli,. on
his trip through VVestern; Eanada,
-Peace River District and the °Unit-
ed . States. , :
Winners at • euchre 'Were', .• high,
Mrs'. Nelsen : McClitre', and Ronald
Jewitt; .• !One hands,* Hugh Flynn
.and Donald' 'Buchanan; ' Consold'-
tion, Mrs. T.homas McMillan and
Wilbur i*avitt. - • ''
The' "IN ee Store at Ainthrop,, Wmthrop the restless effect of a
- 1-prog,ressing. age. l'he -land • was
has --;_heen 'sold. -Operated by: us- , , , .
tin;Drainage 'since 'sale Of. the
hilSineSS , was:. completed Menday.',
to Stanley M, ;Gilles, who took po-
se
ssion.',..ef the store 'Tuesday. Mr..
,,
anif Mrs'. 'Dolmage will move to
their :new...residence ,;at the edge .of -
the village; which -,they purchased
spine time • ago...fie:0,, Mrs.
°Mr., in !akin over the
the,,'"foirab'
owner the,,,,F.0„*.rwt,490,:ye4virs'.
history of the -store -ten tlie.Cornei
Of.; the North and -.-
coneession of McKil
Alexander Mur1tid, the first
sow.Pei:; came ; 'to •• Ca'fiadal'With. ,his
wife and .two ;„,Sinalli" daughters: in:
1856,„ancl,,...cOnstriicted..ra dwhlling
plaee a le,W! 'MAO- north of ;Of, Sea-.
forth...At: A :.corner thd North
'Gravel, • Read, called ; ,Bailey .paY,;"
"he fenced' his land, his house
and ealle,d...ft:lleine.'1t.,WaS
not un-
til several,' yeara... later; whenl‘lur-
'eine had ::stocked ,an, array ',of gen-
ral .40 ,trade, with .,an
increassfig number 91 pioneer
faiimers(-antlf,liad.;Openecl .the pot
Office, that the Corner' teak- on its,
present_'identifieation-WirithrdP,•,
.;:About °,1687,, , work ..,to drai,n. use-
leSs. r bog, swamp that, lay ; around
Winthrop' bevir, 1 -,-arid • sattlerrient
was. still reaching,- ere.biisitieSS
'establishrlientS 'at -.the corner could
'have,' once. been itichided siX,
short ,words.4..the •"wee Store"...T.f'and
a mill -there Was now another ge.a=:
eral store; :two blaCkstnitli shopS,
a saW Mill, 'grist ,milt; two taverns,,
bricitYard.:, and, later,' cheese
fotorY: and hog Pen. ,• '
- On, a 'brisk. afternoon; in the
autumn of. 1912, the "wee store"
Lell bk, auction tei..the.:..owiiership.'
'of ° a :well -liked' district. •farmer,•
Jehri' . Montgomery. .; But .as,7, John
IViontgoinery and his 'five; ciiildreir
came '' to the-. store; so came.:..to
. ^ .
Largest exhibit at Canada's 'first
national Mobile- Hanle Show being
held in ,the Automotive •Building,
Toronto, next Week -will be that of
General Coach Works , of Canada
WILLIAM ,•C • sivirfit
:COach of HenSall, is PresiL:"
-'0it-ef,Eanadian Mobile Home
.•ASSnalatlon. •
Ltd. -The Ilthisalliirm Will have nine
unitsq'', representative . Of , its _foil:
line of. dekixe'. Mobile homes
*•-•
Included: in the „ifensall• .exhibit,
which will he seen- by leading of-
ficials from across Canada„Will be
two ,vacation ,- travel trailers,' . two
46 -foot custom built Mobile homes,
414-thottwo-bedroom unit, ',two,
foot homes, featuring Single and
double beckeema,"' and "a 22"loOt
,twebedropm nnit,-. all of 'Which,
with -the exception of the 'Vacation,
,trailers, are in the .Modern 10 -foot
Width.7; In. addition, there will -also-
-be shOWle a *foot standard eight -
foot Wide
Di charge of the ,General exhibit'
will, be sales :manager ,Ben John-
stone, and chief inspector .Tames
Taylor:, Other key personnel from
the Hensall, plant Will be, present
during the. exhibition.
.• The exhibition is of particular
significance to William' C. thnith;
general manager of, the • Ilensall
Company, ;for he also is, eomplet-
ing,1°a,.terin...es" president of the
Canadian Mobile ..HOtnel 'ASS'oeia,
titur; sponsors of the Mobile llome
Designed to focus attention oit'
the, conveniences- and :comforts ,pf•
lionaeg-On4beets, .the
,Moblle Home
Show *11,1 be sponsored by them-
berg'"Of ' a -rapidlY-githwirig Cana-
cleared ,aricl. fUlly° ise tl d ; now,
crinnty area s -.had ; been diviSioned,,-,
iSehodl seetiris Proportioned; ,; and
road construction •
Th 't ' •of ' its
ossn by , -.greater, ;relentless Pre-,
iress,„ economically Weakened aitd.
:was left to retrogresS,' The, bust-
ling; trial's and ;Smithys
Sons and 'and datighter9 nioVed'' to.
greeter.... and ._Win_throp,,
Marking a- destiny, realized :ifs;
-,neW identity. as. just corner 'With'
ttore; one. last -nnit, a church,.
isettocol;;-(-and.a-Lfew--honses:
... Nineteen' fifty --Trine.... Mont -i
gemerY' Wa.8'.....:dead..;; His ..family;;
grown fannies Of , their 'Own,:
decided to the f("wee. Store.,:.
leave of .,. lta
IiiSforY" to: another, and ,follow
per-
sonal pursuits."
district farmer and father three
sons, their ' owil‘.farmac'Zedame•
'the : third ..,,oWnei•-•Of. the Old !' land.
,..1v%rrkc::7D''7:671-m7Tage, -inoveri by the'
forces...Of iieCeSsity'and dmbiti�x,
realized the •tt000riewefo`wete44:s4ateapred'.
inadequate. In'• le9c541 lieb6.eiliteriedtedt;ae:
l'And 'the old landmark
„was torn . down.
Pessibilitv of street lights for the
hainlet of ifarnOrliey. conies, closer
to folIdWing. the Monthly
ineeting of TuckerSinith
,
A'petitioti. Was received, ,from
dentg'.:or ., and council
-BiStrrieted, CnesneY -to
proceed with: negotiations With ,the
HEPC.; , ; ;„,• ...• ,
f The auditor's' 'rePert ; as
subinit-
ted ,by Vas
read the clerk and' adopted
The fee of $400: WAS- ordered. paid
-and:::,the,,;.,Cierk • Was .instrtieltetV to
hill theZ.7:Tucker.Smi:th
SI stem S,chdol. :Area. $75,
SeliedI.SeetiOns .and.,10; $15. e.ack.
aS. 'their drespeetiVe...share:irOf the
Rates of pay, forldhor'were:rais::
ed.; AS '"follevotS:s.,:•roed supeririterut
.eet, $1 per '119iir; grad operator,
.„'t$1",;,8r8e'; 9was appointed w0c:i0.4.:,,-7cinhsaprot.
ibe, at :the rate r ,of ;pod per .hour;
plus per • Mile...for use Of car
wEile -
Tender z for". .cenStruetiOn---inf
Seeend-cenCoSsiOn7MindeiPat Drain
Was,",,AWar-Tegi.;:ta.,RObirk,Ravglit.F.qi
Ifensa4Z7: tenderarReevs
yth was atthoriz-
:ed, tosign a Warrant. to 'hold tax
'Sale r 'prenerties The
Reeve and, Clerk Were,Militorited
,prOcoed.with,sele..of delierdarieS
under 'aiitherity 13y -Law NO. 10,
-195T- which
was given its 'third .and; final' read-
Accenuts included:
SehOols, $3,6001 salaries and
loWanees,,: $634,48;.: :,,.. advertising,
$2,6,45; •., 2; drains,
$3&18; - supplementary. aliowance,
$,25;..pdads,,S1,380.26';`•ReetiVer Gen-
.eral,,'47115; '''AusabIe 'Conservation,
$100;-.1, stage.,4$5 ,rebates,. 240.
'Council, 'adjourned, to -meet May
dian 'industry. More than thirty.
exhibitors, among -them manufac-
turers 'and suppliers, will partici-
pate in the,.event.
The mobile homes ,to be display-
ed will incorporate all the modern
conveniences' atid luxuries found in
today's coaventionallionies. These
include ' Such "items as electric
washers anddriers, refrigerators,
electriestoles, compact and -nov-
el kitchen cupboards; colored
room- fixtures, and even jalousie
windows, .Fibnci noon' On Friday,
April '°J.$ Until Saturday: evening
the show will be .opett to the gen-
erg. public And. admission is free:
2
First Church
Names -Delegates
Pao ladies from First Presby-
terian Church will attend the- an-
nual meeting of the Women's Mis-
sionary SticietY Of. the Hamilton
and London Synodical in Knox
Church, Leamington. The meeting
will take place on April Is,16 ,and
17: - Therner of- the . -meeting is,
"Faith which worketh
Representing Huron Oty'Ore Presbytery
from Seafortli will be Mrs'. J. F.
Scott, R.R., 2, SeafOrth Mrs. W.
O. Johnston, arargrs.. R. XersTake.
Seaforth and Mrs I W Thomp-
son,th
Fart') Unit Protests
Beef Deduction
Seaforth ',deg 284 of the Earle:-
,
ers'. Union are not in agreement
with a deduction announced at the
recent, beef producers' ,meeting in
Clinton. The deductien of 10 cents
per head for slaughter cattle,: the
group decided at their 'Meeting in.
the Town 11611 Tuesday eight, was
not beetled at this time,
° A eoPY of the Ontario Livestock'
.Shippers' Association brief- was
read and discussed. The brief-contairied a„ seven -point Plan with a
five -cent per hog deduction. The
hogs would be scrld from the stable
and -delivered to the packer of the
Prothicer's choice:
'New support prices fame under
fire. It was felt that deficiency
payments' Would , he better than
too high a . floor price.. A. • floor
priee that the , average 'farmer
could get by with, the Union mem,
berg thought, would be a boom -to
the large producer or contract,
farmer. Next Union' meeting will
be the annual meating itt May.
Seaforth Business
Starts Atteiatiiini'
.`Eitensive alterations are .being
'carried out this week at „Webb's
Billiards in the-Oke,block on, Main
Street, The ;building has been dos-
ed all -this week while. workmen
lt12tititteCt'Arylrirc' j-; ''abdr'g
.afleirdniP,•while additional p
being made available to install
more tables. Also included in the
remodelling is a 'neW entrance.
According to. Idelt Webb; .prO-
Prietor, work is expected to be
'coMpleted later in the -.Week .and
the billiaxd:Parlor- should bo hack
in operation, by attirday,
"What did Your Van saY'viilen
yeti got home front, the club din-;
tier laSt
' "Net 'a word, I : was going to
have ray two Milt teeth oaraFtea
anyway."
1)amage $500
s Truck Burns
Meanwhile, - while - arrangerrients
for carrying outl_the by-elec-
tion in Huron in,. .triore'' than- ian.
years' are proceeding,- pelitical orL-
ki-anizat.ionS- are planning for nom-
ination meetings. '
The ConservatiVe meeting, Sche-
doled for..the .Legion Ilan, Clinton,.
'on April 16,according to. ;reports;
will See- at .least four candidates-.
-seeking-the7.nommation,:,..-They are
Dr., E. A. McMaster, .. ',.Seaforth;
William. Dale, "f•Ormer• Huron 'Conn.',
ty.', Warden, . of 'Hullett:-.ToweshiP;*
Charles McNa..ughtoui, Exeter 'mer- Poli in-Seaforth , and one -poll,in
chant 'arid riding: associaticon. head, Stephen Township!-The.'arined ser-
-
and ,:George Feag-an; of Goderich, vices vote added 182 to the Car;
;also a former .colnitY „. warden. did' total. and, 287 _to the . Cochrane...
, ..Diseussing the contest' :With ,The total,
,Expositor on. Wednesday; :Dr,. me.. - In Exete,_r..the-'Criehrane 'total .
Master,' a former 'Mayor for was reducedby, -, -two in, the..officiat,
rvi
. 41.--
--_,siCn:elolrgii,TililiCa:o;:crniavh;eaajsor7r9til.,t-sayi ntt()_-dn-_6tf,h5,6eCI:7a6l,4741:ba:,:ita. me e a I ,, 0 u t, ,
Official count of retmus 'held 11.1
Major change in the election.
Offieer 21.-K: Hunter, folloVving ' ,
aY.- • - - - - - --
The. official majOri
as a result of the addition of, the
Service. vote, which gave Mr.,:
Cochrane a -majority- Of 105, Other.
changes, of a minor nature,.' -
.fitahboe0;:1,1,tnia,guahrnst..::carosi,e.tsp:heltitorioottefds: 8ci:villiea..i.6:111.7,g, , made' e
in -the , figures for three `polls -.1n,
Exeter, one poll in Goderich, One'
eleven years a member of Sea- count; the;•Ciithrane vote in Poll
forth 'Council, said he had been } 113 vas --corrected from 59 to 7,'
jasured broad support, m Sea- and, the Cochrane total for' Exeter -7
forth since :1924, he practised in from :500 to: 498. The other two
Ethel -for ten years 'previously fol- .correctionS" made in , the ' Exeter '
lowing gradnation from Toronto:1 vote -returns concerned Polls -2A
and '2B, where- the figures for the
' Cocniane vote had been inter -
Robert McGregor h • d • °
ange Coirected figures; are
Oainage Of .$500 resulted when
lire destroyed a truck 11/z mites
northeast of Seaforth Friday morn-
ing. Firemen, under.,Chief . J. •F.
Scott-, ' answered 4 call; . but were
unable.to 'prevent serious damage
to the truek,, owned.- .1)Y. Louis
Maloney, ChiePScott, said the fire
began when an • auxiliary 'engine'
used' for pumping- "water into a
lank on the, truck; burst into
flames,
Chimney Fires • "
After,,a font -mile un McKil-
lop Saturday evening, firemen ex-
tioguishect-,a---chimney_fire itt a
residence on the farm- of Wilfred
Drager•
Firemen Were called late Tues-
day evening to -the :residence' of
George Eaten$, eSt- Ilrilham St.;
to .extinguish 'a fire itt a stove-
pipe: , There 'we's no -damage itt
either, tate,: thief SOott"," said, •
, • .
if- She: •"Oh, is that so! Welt; I
„imagine I'll learn hoiktiFeook like
your Mother about the titneo you
learn bow to 'make money like
your father." ' --"
The little girt, demurred at tak-
ing the dose or mddidite which her
parsimonious Dad offered. "Come
now, your old' Dad Spent his las
dollar for :this," -'he pleaded.
• The -child' took :the- medicine, but
a little later She sidled Up to like
and said. • .if you think You.
Can Afford it, I'd liko.to•-fro* ;this,
Heads'. Beef Group,-
. Robert -IVIeGregor.
Was:: re-elected i2r99449nt., -9f
the Buren 'County ;Beef 'Producers
Associatinn' at :its anntal• Meeting;
Held. in the agriculture board,
rooms in. Clinton; about50: pre-
,clucers.,. were on , hand to rename
Mr. McGregor.te the. top Positten.'„
Jack •Arinstrong, Londesboin,. is-
Cochrane nt 3A, and '64 for Coch-
-rane id 3B -instead of the other -
In Goderich,. the Cardiff total
Vas increased by one vote, by the
eorreetion of the Cardiff figure for .
Poll . 9B from ' 104 to 105, .
- In Seaforth the Cardiff 'vote was
reduced by four by the correction
of the Cardiff figure for Poll- 6
'
In , Stephen,. Poll 9, figures' .
Nice-presidentof the organization: ported election night 'Were:Cardiff
Directors ;:ar'e CaMpbel1,11: 53,: Cochrane 42;.' The official count ,
B. •1; Dublin; Wilbur -HoWatf; Au- corrected tlicsto read Cardiff 52,
bad ';*and. George. Robertson. _Carl ,Coehrarie. 43, :and reduced. the. Car-.
'Hemingway' Was --reappointed ' as diff -majority in:'StepheirL-by tWo
seereta rk-treaSurer..
Speakers inelnded :Andy, .1VIcTaY- , • Sum:Mary
ish, director of the Iiritarie Beef • ' • Cardiff
-555- ; - 245-
ontlined. "the ?proposed': •prornotienr Blyth;
'
,Proirath 'ead •discusSeer the ,ques- Brussels . . .. ...-.., • .316, . 156:
ton of .support prices to ,prevent . . . . . 404
disaster selling: lie. stated fhat, it Colborne ' : 384' 164i .
was up te., the- producer to adver: Exeter • 978' . ,498:*
tise 'the 'fresh,- beef :product... . Goderich, ° • 2,126-1. • 8-91.
rnarlie,ts;.7. Fred,. Campbell, Goderich:Twp.:-...:5S2--7. 169 •
manager Stock -' Grey, .. . 598 "". '919
yards,.. TOronto, .."there is ' a 'Hay . .... ... 602 602 :
wide variety ef.qua,lity 'in cattle." Ilensall, 294 . 156
-The Wide flnethation'incatde_prie- Hibbert .. ,, . 415..
es,,be 'pointed' -nut, was dun to the Hulled .. . .... 588 , , 285
fact.tdo many, Cattle arrivein the McKillop 312
lirstlwo:.c,lays, Of: the week. - Mr 1dris - 231....
CamPbelV, was" introduced by Doug-: Seafertle . . 647' .451.
las, H. Miles and thanked by. Jack Stanley . ... 687 : 246: ,
AXEnstrong:. • ••• Stephen ' • 893 .• 612 The rrieetingindieated. approval Theltersmith ...,...„ • 636
513 -...
el the proposed ten -cent •deduction .1.ISbortie 554 21.a'
on matilte animals and 'five centS, S. Wawanosb. • 1370 163, ,..
on calveS. , The -director's. Were re,: W. WaWancsh 396-, 146 •
emested to :find ont more abotit Advance Poll- ..,.....
sthe ,idea ,of 'auction' "selling beforeArmed Force s
the produceii,, (Voidd endorse, the - '—
plan. " • ' • TOTALS r 7;550
ensall
cites
•
la
or -
Daylight Saving Time was adopt-
ed for Hensall,by the village' Out -l-
ett meeting Monday night. Day-
light .:Sa/ing Time will be in ef-
feotaniTAPril 27; , at 12:01,z.m.,
and „Continue Until Oetober 26, ,at
12:01 a.m. With the _ setting': of
majOrity'l'ef minicipa1ities itt Hur-
on who have 'adopted these dates,
including „Seaforth.
Tex .arrears reported by, Ciiirk
J. A. -Paterson apoUnted tO $942.14,,
faX prepayments total .$2,160;
He was instructed by council to
write to the Bank of Montreal and:
inquire their. intentions about, build:"...
ing,itt, Bengali this year,
Maintenance man,' „E. R. Davis,
reported 'about .work done in the
hall and the removal Of Snow
The Clerk ,n as instructed
to inSer .a notied in the "Weekly
papers advising dog.. 'owners to
keep all drags tied up from April 1
tbrOligh to October : 31, They will
-eIsa. be teminded4hat-tagg. unist
be attathed to these animals,
Permission Was granted to•,Glenn
Deitz to operate a gervite ;Station'
at the corner of Queen St and NO.
4 Highway. the auditors . report
was presented and fees, paid, . The
e Council
PDC Electric will be charged, $56:
as .share "'of tire .auditors'
costs; *the PUC waterworksi..
Public school, $70;, library; '610;
Pr.srk board, -S70; and:, .reerdat,ioni
committee, $10,
•Aloneylborrowing by-la:W. was
passed, and. _tlie-Cle.rk_Was asked:-
to-order'fife:tarrets of Kolas andi
font- 'gallops of.'4street parking
Paint. -
ACCounts:' tritallinc $3,789,04 pass; ;
ed for paymentincluded: AuSabl9
River Conservation Authority,levyo,
,$546.89;- United Stationery Co, ' sup -
$21:25; E. .Fink, rePairS to
R4p.,. $56.43; JunS Machine: ShOp,
re154its. Hall $405,' streets. 41,50A, ,
$56.95p.ivion.,
teith,-& MonteitliT,auditors'' salary,
ow; -Verisall District Co-operative, .
Diet mil;` IfAlt, -$51,64. Bell Tele-
phone, ,servioesc Hall 1.0.95, VI).*
$6,55; Public School Board, thrteht
expenses, $2,000; E.1, DAVIS,
ary, $231,56.; Receiver' Generaii in4
aterson.w.
salary, $116,66; IlenSalr PVC,
dro; Hall; $20.84; B. A. ItYle. psdnt.
$146,46; It. Simpson. Plag.
.tering Hall* $15.451' A. spen0r
Son,' material, Re11, $19.10: L.
Mousseat4 carpentering, Hall, $61„.