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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-04-11, Page 2Since 186("Y Servini; the .Commuttity Ft Published, at SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,_ -every Thursday inornhig by eLean Bros, Publishers , ANDREW YeLEAR, Editor :SuBSoBIPTIQN BATES; Canada (nindiianee)-42.50-a-Year_ , United States (in advAnce)• $3,50 aNear : SINGLE COPIEs'-- 5 GENTS EACH 4,* u 0. -flied as Speo,44-elass-Matb- Post -Office Dertartmenty Ottawa' 0 mier Sets Date For Huron By -Election Met:Lib-Pr of Canadian Weeidf Newspaper,„.... Association . Whether the deCision to hold a suggested! that the speed with Which .1 ,• 1.1UrOn • m was., the Prerater.acted; cane abot from . -a,' pn.;_the.,:part existence of „ „ ,favorableCOnserva, nue Fost to give the people 0± tive elimate indicted by the Deifen- u0fl representation,' Matter,: for .. point Frost may. have, -7 " c,oncluded rn waitrng until; pub - he realiOd-hoW.Similar*erethe,oic-, erwheiniifig.,,COnserVa,tiVe 'majorities.. at '-(14ttakVa 'and'teront. would e.. lost ,f om-th , St.andtpoint of ; the f':•GoVernMeilt,'..in calling. a ::by-election time When „.... :thewas rnthe :midst of: SeIeeting,. la, 1ea4er. ' the reasOn..:.if f1c de little 34te- Certainly he lost no tie reach- ing .a decision following :the Con- servative. landslide of last week. -The -Election .Act requires a minimum of twenty-three days between__the.- issu- ance of the Writ and nomination clay,with '. pelling taking 'Place, fourteen _ : days later.The writ was issued ,on AnriI 3,. 'and twenty-three day's later April 26, afa - aturday. Whatever f 'fur- ble day, avai. is ,on, and the peoapnioeoer five S, nforward -looktanother c- , t elec t a,tion da thus ion o' • ns Monday, QnP- the 011 ea it has - next been: wee A 141 28- --- weeks of electioneqring- There is a P Y7 eatortri Toms r nrimeme- ee . Announcement d - the . croSs-Can- merce. touches: nearly every -citi.en. Ada observance of C. .of C. Week, In Most tOWns . the :Chainber of Gom- , . _ Chamber of C.onunercebeeti7,..-a. In ;Many April 13-19, reminds us. that , the motion .mercei responsible for tourist pro others it under- com- major factor in the life of Seafoth. '':',t_a4;ce8 the. 'w-erk:'Ofan induStrial anY years. While it is trtie-.: ekin industry -for • '..P_Pt,...,has teen. at a ,minirniun, there have been p.erio'ds when 'inter- th-e-town--and district -Usuall 't-_ .main the orgarazationdias ad -opted ,a.--,-:-.,:-._,..affairSIroTP-t0541.1g -relations between, .. forward lo.oking .• has 'the farmers .and the businessmefl, been reflected in positiVe acComPlish- Sparking cOmthimity inferegf eciti= , ments. - cation, running "Get-Out-the-Voth" TendencieS, 'apparent 'in. the • -P0,1nPaigns at' election time, taking; a . " • Jo become- burdened ---with petty, ,dif- lead in fire prevention and health and- ferences, thus losing 'sight 5fthe-safety-worlc:s'Ponsoring-clean-up -and inain objective the. community -- have, to a great extent, been &min- _ ated, and so it is that the Seaforth Chamber looksforward_ to a long. period", -Of 'accomplishment :_iiirthe trict.- ' Ile work of, the Chamberof Com - ow To Get Industry • ,Since Chamber of Cominerce Week • is at 'hand, it is interesting to learn how a chamber has played a leading • role in. obtaining industry for a town - 'net far'rernoved from--Seafortli: -Let the Fergus News -Record tell - the story : "J.- E. Turnbull -;-- the Department -of Planning and De; velopment, Industrial Branch, -was One -of the guests at the Chamber of. Commerce banquet last wee .. e wasthe demand o greatly -pleased. 'That Was worth tickets - thousands of dollar? to Fergus; he • told us afterWards. "Mr. Turnbull had been listening to the testimonials by Fergus manu- facturers; They were reported,inthis paper 4iSt vveek. Many of them had been here less than ten years. Three of them had doubled their. capacity In the past year OT so. All seemed to• , be happy with conditions in Fergus and two of the larger companin es pla- ned to continue expansion in Fergus. beattification weeks,- -organizing a special deeeratiOn'program. at Ma's- -anci.a host of siniilar. projects. -"organization ,of kind is a :Stabilizing "influence:, on a. commun- • ' , Itis ihStruinenta,1--itt focusing greater., attention, on...Municip,a1,- pre: - vincial,.,and national affairs'. It brings . out greater' Understanding among various, segments of the. Community, and- Toakes- the ,CoMmunity abet- ter place.in which to live:The Chain- -ter aif • Ceinniercedeserves.the stip- , ..port andunderist,anding Of all.the;citi--'' - in the' - TO THE EDITOR:. Kditor, The Huron Expositor; We' axe ,proild' to report' °that ' the Pteeeeds' of • the 1957 Match for ,Miisculat 0,,Y.StrOPhY,_ new 000.o.q, -have ',exceeded. last • year's totaLWe laioW our suCcess was due to both the -invaluable support of the Canadian. press and the nn - selfish' devotion of Jhonsands a • 140.upter,y,voTker. . ' • , • VIDAC's neW•`gtiarterly• contains Ole final-repOrt on the 1957 March, •together' With a 24- Of thoSe genations..who helped. Inby ' forthFlre, Brigade, assisted- by stentlY expaiiding."-• • ThiS three...research .• projeCts; haVp'afieen added f6,--0-ur"-prograna7-one at Me; Gui.UniVersity,'. one :at- the /Int.- verSity. of Western Ontarion, and a -third at the University .of Mani- toba. each these prOjects is a step • towards our ultiinat'e the ellte for this cripplingdisease. P',an;pa'Ige -GVS- EST THE T.,414t4ADE ;,-;•.',JOINNOUR:-EffAIVME:FVF COMME Head Sticks accused. -was exceeding 50 miles an • • P-Olic-e "dhii, -firem" el:L.,. were _called- ii4.),:_ in a.,-. 15 -Mile ..ione. c, In „addl.: to the trailer ramp home of Robert tion -to fiVe"Other-speeiling..convic- Wright last Wednesday night - to r tibns,, pitt,„..fiia.'fa'6eci - two charges assist in reviving the 22-imintli-Old. (if ,careless ..driving;- one Of. "Whiek: tilnige, rbauilinnkg: ,:, w -herr,.. sent of. Mr.: and Mts. Wright. _T_he wasdi,thisse,d., Magistrate boy had gotten. his head caught in Hotnies-Warnedhim he Wohld-Rtob-, on the side" of .his Sleep:* ably ' lose ' his license if lie- appear:" police arrived, ed again on "girryilar: charges.—EX- Mr. -. .Wright .,..had :- extricated ;._ the ,eter -„TimesAdvocate:-:,,. yOurig- lad-,. but hewasunconseiens. :,:. _ . '-,, ",' ,, -:-:.''-- --,:: ---_-.‘", .. -•;-. -Firenten_were: called to the,. scene - . Use Tvito ',More -Rooins__:,_ . :t� operate,Ti& l'esuseltatnr---but . To - keep Pace, ,v-FiitOlie...i...e-Pgrd. the machine. Was; not needed The enrolment ,-...at•Uodericli ' P u b Ile' boy renciVered,--Clinto*. News -Re- School' it 'IS ' 'expected. that one cord. .. ' additional classroom—and' .-Possiti.,' Cool Dip , The .first . ;Lake Huron at BaYfield Was taken On.1Wednesday by .foiiyear-o1d' Barry Archer; Ot- tawa. The little lad- was with,his I -neither; 'atint,k Miss 'Ruth- F. Haynian,t the;• ilaynian--Cettage---,-forr-?a-Lfew-- henrs.., - To '.."BaYfield2 'nieaat, bathing, :ahdl'lle..,ran. ahead of 'his, -mother to the , shore an. right out thtenghlhe-463",:SluSk-.4-Intil,-the.;iee'. broke. • He was :in Water :uP Waist...befere he 'realized' that', it' Wasn't' exactly, like suininer-,7-Cliii-,' ton: NeW§Reccird: Itt ,Seaforth this support can best e reflected in a substantial attend-: -ance of citizens at the April Meetin of -the. Chaniber, and. an increas,e in tmemliership itany a town the size of Fergus-- . Would be greatly pleased:to get any- one of these factories. ,"As he listened to these 4ateMents about 'Why'. these companies:located itt Pergilsi_ Mr: Turnbilll , must: .have - let his-rdind wander back some tenor twelve years to- the time when the -Perms Chamber of Commerce. was (mpg. those day, that yeting or= anization was des rately. looking fo sle new industry. The DePart-' Merit' arid' Ttfrnbu-/ brPergilgs.delegatios waht. IndustrieS cone - More .easilk new.. ---:-Ver caii afford - to be choosey. . ivitg ititereStingto note that two Of these-rnaimfacturers made inquir-i after seeing the' Chamber_ of Cernmerce' signboard. at the Met,. School, • They 'Akira just comp here cause a sign:said that 'Fergus • Ip.ditgtriegi but.., that caused - *he* to stop and make ifiquirieS. The eoPle , they met were entluisiastie. eers.' of idle _Chamber did a, good_ job;'The. Council,to=bpated. , Fergus people gave 'the iMpressions that, they really welcome. indUstries .and the- industries come here. IY-AW he' (*tied in Inp old collegiate 'building; nod Septem- ber:The board has advertised, for teaChers. It held :a 'Special meet- ing .thil-March,:0- to ,Consider:_ap- plication§::'and; to review the sal .-eaUspg-expPri; -ence, alletwance $100 per yeatt, PP, to a ' CROSSiICIAL)S Quick Trip To Morido By JAM scan There is no doubt whatsoever -old. 44t that' the:saying, science is wonderful", is -really:3rue.- These oayg you never know for sure what is th real thing. and '•what has been produced lay sane_ gadget whiela a longbaired, • scientist has dreamed. pp in his ivory tower.- .. -Take,' me; for These fiays am going 'around. with a: very..healthyjan: is a little early for me Usually its w11 iii to -June before.thy-face'begins:JO 'darken tothe point "where any- body' would' -notice it, but, now, I am' alitiest as Agri; as in utniiieri- and in ease " you're niter:- ested, .it's ,:npt„; just , 04, my ,feee 'either. It".$ inr, chest and,back _ _ ,:fLY liTilEATAIENT , ECIESSAIRY''PURING Amt. _ W. P. Watson, • Oritario Live' Stock Commissioner, states. that falmers` in 271 townships will soon be ' taking 'appropriate -measures -to, control warble fly, a- Pest which 'causes serious financial loSses ey- ery year. - Councils in each 'of these.towiiships haVe-mt some time or other d,uring the past 10 years passed by-laws- placing treatment on a compulSory basis. . , The fly lays its eggs on - tlie flanks -of cattle during the spring and early suinmer, months the eggs hatching into. tiny larvae .which -penetrate the hide. During edth_.$200.'per :Yearlii3ffe a inakii ,mdai. of in:Creased' at - 'rape -riot an aCceptable. Certificate,; ,Ao- into . effect, in September,--Gpde- rich-Signal-Star. . ; Now York City will be invaded this Week by a 'group of 36 ,Senith HuroirDistrlet High"-School,stu ,dents, nieMbers ci,f the School .Tour-,„ ist 'Chib. The: StUdents haVe been hard .at work :since la.st Septeniber, raising -the- $2;000. necessary:to fin - ante the. trip,',and-under :direction of ;p:. j..." Porter, Dixon,. Mrs., M. Sannders and IV:CT and, Mrs. `.T. L:'Worden,'-haVe engaged in several' saleS an-sL, collections: Included in. the..triP *ill be a ,tour of the .,-.United NatiorieRnirding.— Zurich -Citizens News: and legs in -varying degrees. What's more,..I can, darken -up anY at dnaQ?ut int the :Qdsfittcirnene: I ha SteteanirpY" ,aPhmey t P aoe Yue v::tneeev vP1s-; u ,Po xj:dstan_etosd.t' noeea megI; isgs, e_adn_d_s tit e! onuo_dilyow.In_Winant:E:or_ c:intidijild-knt,bla--th,edk0:7ailnuyi'teihi.inorgps6abvbue0:11.:::ieldsksay, pt ell when I want to. , ifl- :eelvtileienni:/wf 'e; were—you--down -Tck- fitt taking a :trtP down" there this er for a ,sharp 'Sales---tallE'"AnY- day winter Weil the truth has 'to be told. 4efarefiri.ee vuteewkithaniianet.hTe-A'i't-eiturist-t ‘IvaWsa4s- - The' fact of the 'matter is that for n_little afraid of it and the first years now, I have been 'erivYing night' Pealed down to MY' shorts, all those people among my friends. and laynnder, the lamp I was be- and'-- raegriaintarices.who seern to be pretty' careful, Nothing hap- ablehi-taketimeoff_in the i-niddle pened: Nor •the next night,' when. - of the 'winter and go on cruises to I Still careful, The third night , Jamaica, 'or. motor trips to Florida, I- threw, caution, to the winds and, • or fly down -to 'Me)dcer and, bask in _forgot ,about ;staying- a Proper dis-, Ole sun in the middle Of winter- I stance: away from the lamp; or , never - have been, able to do this about Wratching hirig I stayed ' for. two very good;reasons--,first,, I -under. The net day I had as „tasty have to work in •the winter and, a sunburn as I ever got en the second,. I haven't the money to go beach at Bayfield. •on jaunts 1.:ike that., _ Now outside of a :little pealing getting starred for. the sun and ,it'S" , _wonder .-that more and more. people are- flocicing to the sum/1Y- south every yearn- •!"-- ut what about uspOor ,lads 'who 7 hate -to stay at; home? ' •Well, that's -where the Wanders., , of,,science 'canie • , gu:?-$ these gadgOts have, heeny around for -years'but I; never tried. •. - one until a couple•Ot weeks ago. was- passing_ a _store ..windows -and the, Sight -of -a nice -looking pink bathing •suit, beautifully tan- ned, just happened' /to catch my eye. •You knoW howit is, ' Well, anYwaY, when I' looked at this pictureLanore closelY-,,I saw': • . . , that she "...was - not ,sittin-g 'on the beach:at Waikiki or anythiog that, but findef'a Sunlamp.' _ Just tbe aine that has neer on mv noe e rthingis under the ..--neXt'",nine-Torl',te47'n.len-th.s th&y kept me froth ihin--that 1 could control and for thirteefl.dQ11SL,___- ,_hbedeleunifuogf„ haVe7-hitioYedT"Ta'.----Wf"--P,Thafare-4.7"titytheir hosts eventuallY' - Uimate the months when a " fel," ,.. to . Florida 'Which: can repeat- any located : ,a100g.-,Kr15/ath- sides': -of:. the leVs--resistanc_e ,,,at • its baeltbone; ','BY';'this time the Y have- are February .and MareliTVe- are' ti,/ally • :deirelopeci into, grubs, .whose Main -; - ;, bbjective:is_ te eseane, TO,:_do this, theY „mit holes tlirongh the -- hide •iii4ishig it • unsuitable' -for use . as leather. After Henierging; the .gruliSs..hatch intd, and -the life Cycle, , ever : Theost-Vidnerable,_,Perioil this:insect's ;life.;:occurs. 'Whde is lathe. bks of the. cattle,: Hence treatinent .to.be„ efte-ctive,.:must-be; apIsliect•-•at .that ' -A rniktifte of -derris ,powder, and vvater, _ap- Pliedb- either a stiff .bristled hrus or . • Snray-,_-_-,is,-.Jused.-„: as ' .#irc ..Threaten$:131Ocit,'. fire: at , the , waretiou§enf. the Wilhianiaurdie hardware,' late :Satityclay: 'afternoon, was Seriotis' threat. tOrI"Iiitie7:107.-the= adjacent' bilaines: , The: Mit- break , Wa§ , discovered :jiiat at six ctock: as 'ClondS, Of ',black smoke, tatt..e.-4.. wafting „anioss",' the:: Main; .street., 'The .Writer..Went the: alley. 'to 7' investigate, ;to ...discpver flames the solitlienst corner. of the ...buildings:: The 'break , is believed. to -have; been caused by' rubbish :pile fire,,,in' the .backyard. The 'Maiii.-.floor of the. Warehouse iSfeement..conStinc-,_ tion; but it, appeared:that -a, quart, tity of -.nO-corode , :asphalt ..:•SeWer pipe 'Piled ori...erid,egainStthe build- ing, topk. Are. and 'in.:this 'way the Eames reached!the,Second'i.storeY framework with' 'a , tarpaper ,,,COv- „ 'Sixth Speed Cffence 4- • • A youngiLucan Man, Ralph E.' Pitt, 24,. was ;fined $40 and , costsL; and --.-received-- a- Severe ' reprimand sixth speeding convie, tion in magistrate's court, .Exetet, treatMent: TWO inipOrtant 'changes in the regUlatiOns, ,effect -this y,ear.j, First, .it :"i's no .loiiger gatorPte-ireat (cattle that,are :free from'. warble- grub's:. NeVertheless-, the treatment .. effective in the, control...of being . the :ease, fariners,:,residing in. town-. :Ship§ where „.spraying -service is. ;avallable,,,.. are 'Surged to have their Cattle' . Sprayer.i." even theingli they may, net 'infected witn-:grubs: , Secondlyi the time for the first treatment liaSzbeen ,delayed..'' This kc4r.,it rnust,bea'pf1ied between the .10th and:18th. of -.April, for ,the.' reaSoir that' :a lkigh. Percentage :of the grabs.-Iiip litcated': ,the.,.126:CkS, of . 'cattle at • that, If grubs et/it:fin:he to .appear, . secOndtreat:. nient 'Moat be applied three to_fOur. weekS'..,later: , •MoreoVeri'n: Cattle brought _into -a-4-toWnsliip which: 'a- by-law ,Iha's . passed,: 'during- theperiod'April:10115:Mayll..intist Ie :' treated:, within,'. twee/ :daysnt - their 'arriyal_if;they have 'warble 'Mr:- Watson States.th fly, is --capable of -,, laying- '500-600 eggS; • the ciretirnstanceS;- Weeks,..':- it . 'Was.; strong -b01 • %two , every• grub, must. be ,destroyed if 'weeks it Was lower:than on Mon thepeSt,it7to-bet-eradicatecL,..".The, Lday,. Fred Campbell, managOr df fainter who failsto fulfil.- his: .obli,/ 'the Oiitariii7Steckyards,,- ' that gatiottln. this regardls doing lie crimmissieri. firrnS• wenld, be iii inju.stice Jus neighbor as. Well aS ranch', stronger' .selling position to hiiiiSelf aS 'neglect, on. part and -expenses .cOuld 'redneed cOuld cOnceivahlY 'resylt in „the. considerably, if soriie- way .could he. infe ted deViSed '-thaVe" a Steady:110W Of- Vednesday,- Police testified %the ering.-1,:ucknow Sentinel:" : EARSG Lit,*Ot6sfing`.4tems-SIe4lieci --The';Oproil Expoitoi; and years ago: WCIS in 193'-:•. N t' • ',; - 53 The .usually -Well-informed Exeter ,Tines -Advocate , in, a: political .com- ment inserted in its news stork of the7, eleCtion. last- said-, this: -"The tide turned-Hibbirtz-Lthe-lierth: County Township Which the Liberal 'Government _tacked on to ,Huron ni the redistribution of 195a to aicrits' cause. The' facts, of course, are entirely different. The move, initiated by a Tory government, came -_ong before 1953, and as a result. ora,- desire" to bolster -Conservative odds, -in the rid - of_ Perth. llibbert. TownShip has . formed a portion of the riding of Huron -Perth ever since the redistri- button carried out by the Bennett Conservative Government in 1933 re- moved it- `from the then riding of ISouthedP,etriiitehh aAnncgte:d:oeidio.:wIti tog Hthu:or; The .position of the township -re= main n _ _ distribution of —1953, when Ff-nron, Perth was absorbed into.the preSent 'riding, of Huron... ° Ikisic Knowledge (The Iteeord; Itirnbey; Alta. Perhaps in -this world we must ba,ve high school diPlornas in public speaking), in choking, in folk danc- ing . Butit seems that educa- tion should be aimed at providing knowledge; not' skills; -at teaching the basic. knowledge that is. so 'ob- viously .needed. . From The Huron Expositor April 14;1933 - Fire, thought ha v -e been caus- ed by an overheated' steve, tom- pletely destroyed the frarne ,house of lVfr. Solui Cooper, in Egrnond- ville, early TuesdaY morning, Mr. Cooper, alone in "the- house, was asleep in a downstairs room and was forced to escape from t.he building via the window. The wind; •HuRci14.....-couNty:;..,..f.fo.pAT.!.p.N.NE - .By CARL HEMINWA) - uined out in good nurnbers to the annual' ineetirig - spite . . _ , -of: 'Seeding coming , 'in rather. 'slid denly.'" RObert .MCGreger;". the 're, eleetedi'preSident;tbas; an insita, tion for" a iiiiV160-.6r-tWe-ef,,,in-- terested- farrhers to attend 'the.Ohio at stuck Show and sale, tins. fall: If 'enotighof You are. intereited, let us knoW and we, will ,start Making, ",:- The meeting ...;eiadorsed posed "promotional:74)0min" 'be- ing introduced at-the:anrinatineet ing 'of. the, Onta.rie -Reef ,Rrodnee.rS'- AsSeciation ',on, April 22 •ir'ToriEi_ to. "About :0 per ceat'were. fay.: cir Of theidednetion,"of. 10.,pentS.,-On cattle :and'. 5.,' cents' ,:on calves ..te• finance 'Ontario, , and: ',doutity ; Work of the. -Organization,- ;-' 11 Auction , :selling . on the 'Toronto" stockyards-, :WAS .faVored,.' but.Tdne to the eicssive inithbersra t.attle. going tomarket. :on IVIonday and ThesdaY ."the Lvoiurne its „real :aif, •fieillty.:. if -auction eided'ori:T.it., Will, begin On Wetly/es- daY,': When, :, Manageable.' nurnber arriVe, On thermarket..-bi, this way theLaurtion_May 'attract shipments. away _from, Monday ,and'InesdaY. In .survey, of 26 'weeks: on large: U.S": ,Stockyards-it,,shoWed, that -for 141 Weeksthe,:price Thursday: arid Friday _for ten Wingham and will shortly 'take pos- Mr. Vratik Kling -has purchased from. Mr., C. H.- " Broadfont • the stylish ,and speedy mare, Hattie I. Frank Will make money out of Mr. Oscar Neil is having the in- terior of his nstaurant remodelled.: He is having the ice cream parlor all thrown into rone room; end A Which wa§ blowing froxix-the east, hamrarwodRcljtchflaorodr,,IGaoidvier so -id tt"." fine` turned completely arotind and cat, teanilhe other day to, Mr. ArChP riLe4-sparks..to-the. house and harm bald, Of Seaforth, for which he of Mr. Alex Lowery, for 1 time received in' the neighborhood of endangering the property. , $409. lie has since bought another The honie of Airs, W: A. Wright team from Monies Archer.' wa$ on Satuvday' the scene ef a Lane Rros. haVe erected, a new delightful reception in honor, of Goold, Shapley -*4 Muir' windmill Miss %Agnes Wright. 'Miss Wright for pumping. purPoses their is being" married this nionth to Mr. Charles' EYte, of Tuckersmith, • ' Mr, Robert Porterfield. has sold his farm in Tuckersinith-tto:Mr, Thomas E. Rattiburn, of Sornbra, Who will enter into immediate pos- session. _ • .A".glass .tank of liye---golii-•fish, which' has been ori exhibition itt Ole ''svindoW' of Rert Williams bar- ber shop, Or the past week, has attracted Much at-tention. ' , Father r,- Goetz, for fifteen years paStor of St. James' Church,, has been Moved to Wal- laceburg. Rev. T. P, Hussey, of St: Patrick's Olitircia.Jcinkora, -Sea.foh, . • . minutes'. on the. farm of ,-Mt. -come- tcirt , Miss Annie Mackay'. of Bra Steveits--: lot 2 ',,cOncession'12-116; seine -Hall,. Toronto, -is-att---EoP, gutst at the henie-hf Dr, Charles A break of., about 100 -feet-irg$ farm , on_ the Mili Roe - * Froin Tie Huron ExPOsitor April 13, J883 The maple- suggr season has .again come' around, 'much to 'the joy of the juveniles, The sap is running pretty well, but the snow is so th deep in e woods that the labor, csf gathering it very ardtt- A few days ago David' :Stevens -and Itichard Tasker sa-wed., split and piled one cord of woad in 80 cattle- all- At. a pipelines' .4iid• land: acquisr:- tion meeting': in Tororitii-Ave, -.informed-that Lipany_,Lof......the. 41u, proveinents iewiested..by the 1' eratioii.. Agrie&fre4have ; been, - written :into the ' neW:,aet,, Pas§ed. -at -tlie-last-Sessioni,andwill 'shortly::',-. In vieW: of ;this; 'the-Pit/e-, line Corrirnittee of the OntatiuFeli- eration have drafted .a rnora/,equit -able form ;of easenient Contract. . This* iS being given- to the' Ontario- -Fuel Board for „approval' and it- is hoped that this , foreeby 4-.14 hi the inematinie,,,: --dTt Sign anyffeption-or -easement Until -you are, 'getting,' a fair' Mice and. that the Company is liable -for any and all damages. - Huron Farm News .,(By D. H. Miles, Agricultural Representative for Huron Co.) - Quite a,:nurrib,er of farmers are seeding' in the south end of the county; sorned reporting- that they are working • around; --snowbanks. The land is 'working very Well. -There is -very little, 'growth as far • ,as'.grass is Concerned. -- neighbor s herd be g s _ 'A little girl had just -coMe home - tremr, friend's 13,irthdayr party and was telling herrn:other of the good time. , • ' "Did..yo,u. 'thank Jane's 1110theT--- - for the good„ -time?" asked the mother., ' "Oh, ' „gh4, in front- of me did,- but Sane's- mother said,„ 'Don't mention, it,". s6 I 'didn't!" .• , , . . . , C114MBER o'F ootitmEitCE , , EAFORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE maekay and miss maekay., inade in the gtisiondville on Monday night by the Pressure of ice and water. Mr Charles' Cater, foreman of rom The Huroir Expositor'the Stapleton farna has p claas- April 10, 1908' ed from 1\6i It 4ansford, jot 34, concession 1,. HAS, Tuekersniith, A „Meeting of these interested itt paring therefor' the sum Of $5,250, the establishment of a raral tele- The farm contains 1.00 acrebut Phone service in Melt -MOP Was there are 110 buildings on. it. held in SeafOrth. TOWn. Hall. Mon.- The bridge On the 7th concession; daY afternoim and Was fairly well of McKillop, known as Cowati's eaforth oirn Hal .M.1.).Sharp - ESTi:SOEAKEIZ: F. A. Knight, trat A-1)ireetor o the Ontario Chamber Of COrtinierce TWO.FILIVIS : atteided. The question was Ptet- bridge, has been carried off by ty, discUssed and a resolution theRbod and, travel that way,, has was passed. to forM a Company, to eensequentiy stopped,. be known as the 3s,c1Killop 'ttartti Mr William SProat, Jr„ hat sold 'Telephone Co. The Cost of cull- his farra on -the K.ippen Road t� striieting-the- instAllMg: his 'uncle, _Mt ;Alex. , Went,. ',kir t,elephones aaig the ptOPOsed, $4,t00. The farm cantains- 7 c- route is about $1800.1 .It Was purchased- frOm Mr. Mr. w: n. Willis, of Seaforth,lias David Sproat about five years ago purchased a sbtae business' _in for $ 000, , it's,E'verkbedy's cordial invitation is extended to 'all members and ,citizens terested.in hani er of Comm r e Work Opport Tour LCharniber' .CoMnteree By, Your Preseme"- pace- contributed in e service. of this community, by John Labatt. Limited.