The Huron Expositor, 1958-05-23, Page 14
.Ninety -Ninth year .
ikrhole Number _4712
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EAFORTH ONTART
I1)AY, 1VIAY 23
I95§
Dublin his been featured:in.:the
metrOpolitanpress- following actiOn
by village 'citizens to Clean up:Abe
• cominUriity.:1,and rid it of liquor but-
-lets and. toWdyism:
• . .
The Matter- came to:a head when
• a iletiti0111;:igt1g# by"10.0k•the 125
• voters4 in ;, the 'village; asked : the
A(tOrtieY '•General 'to,' take: aetion.,
SubseqUently,',A tmeeting -Agreed, to
route the :.petiticin to Crown . At,
torney W. E. Goc,dwin, Q.C., at,
•
The
'tion reads: ‘..'We; the
1undersigied eitizens and ratepay-
ers
„Poliee-Ffge of, Dublin;
,
and vicimty,,--;-Itereh**A.Olest,ovhat,'
i• we: etinilifet",to be 'sale
"a
,:„..
quest your dear
Aake,the
,pevenf,. such
ale/. ,We leel Stronly that We
,deserYe:,'soMe*ofOtieri from oe7
that.:40slilt4.'froin sUch
i1eI distribution. Threitizens ofDublin ,
feel that the provincial
_bee,. should be' ableto, deal. ,witb.
the. situation "better -than has 'been
•
the case in the past."- '
Problem.Logal,,Matiter
. . •
in a
Toronto...despatelt_on._Tues-
' ,dak the Attorney 'General Was 'in-
7.7{lidated to have agreed Dublin's
problems Were; a .1.tteal Matter: ;
PolicingofDublin, Where . mere.
than a third .of the population. has
signed a 'petition asking ;for a top-
level investigation into bootlegging
- and , a. police, clean-up of Ilquot eon-
is..."strictly,:,a Meal ponsi-
bility" Attorney General -A:
Kelso
Roberts is .,reportert:. have. said.
, , •
'"If the people' of: Dublin have
n problerti, -said' • Mr::: 'Roberts,.
they should deal With.fit:
scive •. • ' '."
, ,
,"If ...a.,...eitizen„.1feeli., 'he • has.
- • he said, caii:lay an
information withthe-Police, The
police have to be,given.a. lead.
. • . •
-nnounce',`R4sUlfs
usic Exams
•Iteeelts ,•were released tills weelr-
-of:recent 'Western , -Ontario • Ceti-
„serVatery,:_of„:„Musie _examinations;
The tests were held it.'..S.t:Teig-etirs-
Seaforth.,
Results are :-
Grade 11711.V -First class
Carol .Jean Minors, IViarY-
:MeIntoshi,.-Emily T:i,.ar-
et •
Grade VII-tionorS.,,,linda. Dob-
son,: Margaret..StaPleten.i.".
..".Grade„.V1.-Firsti.Class Honors,:
• litariene.--Pepper;:.'Harlinia Cole-.
generS; Evelyn Dick.
• Grade :11.,-4nly-:SteWarti, Elaine
!Beattie (Honors)r• . • -
.Gra4e.IIIT-4-1Ionorg,. :Mary. Jean.
oshart,:-.•jack, . burSt;;;Anne Me -
Lean: „
-„-•;Grade.:111-Hertersc- -Mar,guerite-
' Scott; Donia, dordorr.•
.5. 0. 4. IIIBBJ3IRT. are .this'•Year`celebrating their 50$h
anniversary. • .Shown above are the jubilee 'class' of 1.258. In
i pentteacher.--' TI e•Ph-ivieladY;--DotiL -
the centre row S -theres
, - lirs-.-1 s ,
Dub-
lin, who is secretary of the celebration to be -held- June 28th
Students shownare front* row, le.€t t right. Pauline,0'Reiiiy,
Tom---.. Bqr-kei---Ger-r3L_Aialcine,$.1.japqn Hurke, Gordon Moylan, Nel-
_ . .
"e -Vagels •e.,I,Josetilt-IVitirray, Anne,
Tilalon-e;--middleAoWc-lvta urraY, Dorothy- -Vogels,-Billy--
:Murray, -Jean,..Moylan,--Mrat „Mary- Ellen- -.Doyle, -Mary
'Len 'Coynn.-Patsk;UoYne,.'•-Vlatilt Mnrtay;'back row,: 'Jack ,
DeYie, Kenneth Coyne, Cinth Ycig is,. Billy FeeneY, Rose Doyle,
Danny McMillan, Betty Shea, Anne 'Shea, Don Coyne. Absent
, when ' the Picture was taken, wa4- Vincent MaloneY.
arge
sses
ll3th Fair
class for Landracempigs will
be an 'added feature of this'.k',eary*.;
Seaforth Fall Fair; Scheduled for
September 1* and 19, a . meeting,
of, the directors :of .Seaferth.:Agri-
cultural 'Society Thersday, ,night
agreed on the -added:prizes for the
pig section • because of growing,
breed. ----
In hainess-. section, ,it was
'decided to give separate prizes for
Pereheron.'.aed Belgian team in
harness. At preWit there is just
one class for these teams, with
one , set •,Of prizee_..
'
Endeavouring to meet the need-
ed
requirements for 'a Class
Fair ratingiLthege changes will add
-aeother. i$152 'possible prize Money
to the two. sections. Other, minor'
changes were also. „suggested .in
different classes.ie.preparatiert for
the 113th annual event,
-Waflac'e,•••„-Seafprth,... was.
named .secretary -treasurer of the
society for ' the !ecirtimg.. year. Iy.fr,
Wallace succeeds Earl: 1VicSpact,
den, RR 1, ,Seaforth, .who'resigned
earlier this. year. He had ',Served
in.that:position.---for the past. four
years •
" • :
John 'Thompson, Seaforth,
!-IireSidents: of; -the :--Seuth Liftmen
Camp Of Gideolis • the
Ladies' Auxiliary • respectively
Mr. - Thompson heads the -camp of.
11 members, which represents the
whole of South: Huron. '
Meeting at the home of Mr. and
' Mrs. T. Harry Hoffman, Dashwood,
Change Control
Of County Jail
Effective May ' 26, Nelson Hill,
sheriff of Huron CotintY, will be
'-relieved of the responsibility 'of
a management of the Huron County
-jail, in ,aCcordauce with new legis-
lation brought down during the
-Litt session of the Provincial Gett-
. errinient
Williani, (Peg) "Bell, who -has
---,been governor of the Tait under
supervision ofthe sheriff? Will
_then take ,over full control, • ,
the .two groups expressed satisfac-
tion with the. 'Mit* that was
„tabulatedr.--
the past, year 'almost
1,200 Bibles and 'Testaments, were
placed jn schools, hospitals, hotels,
motels,- jails, rest homes; :4:lect9rs'
offices, airforce bases, _county
homes,ete. ,Since the.organizdtion
years ago, oyer 4 000 have been
presented. .-
of the camp, a, little two
„ , More than .,
An increasing interest in-• the
prograni is being found i :the report,
continued, _both•loealW and
An 'ever-increasing' de-
mand for more Bibles, due to •in-
creaged population,as well, as the
broader field of ,placement, has
presented 'ai7new--chellenge--to the
1,700 members aeross the Dorian -
ion. of Canada. The Ingest .single
field, the report pointed' out, is
the gift of Testaments to 200,000
pupils of the fifth grade across the
Dominion annually.
Other officers elected were: vice-
president, R. Cudraore, Hensall;
secretary, C. E. Talbqt; Hayfield;
treasurer, E. L. Cornish, Clinton;
-chaplain, E. A. lVfousseate ,,Kippen;
Memorial Bible, representative, T.
0 'Cars) Crash Harry Hoffman, -Dashwood;M.B.
W . committee tarl. Oesch, Ztirich.
- -1 • - - - _ W.. oderick
eat _Lions r ant- Inernbership, eeinmittee, Don Sol-
Dariiage is 1/00
-,„
' 'SdriPtirre , _distribution; E. -Cud-
Cars ,driven by William Benjam; 'More, eh airman; Don Jolly, •Reu-
rin, Of Goderich,,,, and Ross Dam', of ben ,Srilbacher, Clinton, Chureh
AR 1, Attlitirn, were involved in a Service, ',,torrimittee, • Don Jolly,
rear end collision on No. 8 high- Chairman, Earl, Oesch, C. E. Tal-
.1,vay east of Seaforth Monday hot:- ,
morning.- The one car was The Ladies'e, Ait'iriliary elected
/*die& :over the edgeofthe the following' officers to office:
bridge crossing Silver Creek president, Mrs. W. j. ThonipSon,
at Lilms. Park, , snapping oft the Seaforth; Nice -president, Mrs, Earl
rad on One gide, Both drivers Oesch; Zurich: secretary, 168, V,
Caped injury, althoughthere Wag A. Motisseate, Kippert; treaSurers,
,about $1,200 airriege to both Ve- Mrs, E. Cudmore;‘,11011$811; Char, -
lam, Mr. C. E•. Talbot Eayfield.
thipin Footbail 140.ago.C4.11L-OP-
e'rate, this Year with •- four team,
it wasi.slecidedr:At:!.a.inenting".!..rties.,..
daY, evening.' When the 'deadline.
for receiving entries:- had „ peeped,:
only Clinton, Winthrop, -St, Colum-
-ban ' and ',Walton had tittered,:
retarY-treastirer lIa r r. Y. Holger.,"
_The _opening game iri ther_sche:
dale -fakes place" Friday"--eVening in
St. Colurribanwhen Clinton .15 the
..
visiting team.
At an earlier meeting in Walton
Community Hall, When plans" for
theseasonwere .advanced; it had
been indicated that,,Xinbetn.' and
Brussels would also field leams'
WINTHROP TB
f theWinthropMcClureFootballaeeb#° president
team4
f thist
-
NSOR. JU
e
Winthrop Foot all_A
Mon-
day ,reeht. The ,nieetiug, voiced °P-
Preval of entering a team, in,t
Huron Fopthall.:Associatieri . again
Other officers are: •Irwiti,John,
eten,:secretary-treastirer; 'G en- Mc -
lure, manager; .manager; bick, Dalton ...and
DOR' McCliire; • " coaches; Les Dol
nage, john 'Alexander and Bill
Kerr, field :Committee;•,
,Leeming, Austin- Doi -
'triage -and Bob -Beattie, ...gatekeep-
ers; -Mervyn, Gotikin„., Art Alexan--
der,. Rnssell Dolrna'gp;',HarireyDol-
mage, krank....Tolmston; 414 Kerr
and Bill Dein-lade; linesmen; -
erne Godkin club representative;
. The group.: decided to tisre'Salt-
fee:the initial Marking of. the fk
to kill-11*--graes-oir'the,lines. -The-
club this year "intends', buying
sweaters and socks. The neces-
sary funds will be :relied by, a
raffle and a dance. Nominated as
" committee to.: make , the neces-
sary arrangernopts-ivere-Ken-Bet--
tleg, Ross. 'McClure! .and Jim Axt-
mann. -
To 'help bolster the team
Strength in future years, the club
will start 'a, junior team, .Age
for the tearit' will be 14 years
and .under. • Managers for this
team are Den McClure Jiro. A:4.f
Mann and Bob. Campbell.
Practiseswill he :held. Tuesday'
. • .„
's0A1111 A graduats
• ed Tuesday from • the 110SPital:
for , Sick Children, 'Potent°.
The gradttatien•exercises were
held m the :Convocation Hall, •
University of • Toronto, Tiles-
, clay everting, ',Barbara is a!
niece of MISS Mabel "Iturnt",„.t.1•11,'
'Seaforth, and is a ,foriner ,se4-
. forth District lligh Scheel
Graduate. '
NIOR TE
and Thursday nightS to prepare
the team for . the, eon -ling :season.
The fence- on the west side of the
field -Will also be repaired..
. ,
Variety Show
Aids '.canter -Fun
Hurons -Caner -Fund Was -bell
stered ,by.':$75 'following effort § of
the Huron ''County`Fariners'• Un-
ion. Proceeds". from an amateur
and variety show, held in the, Sea -
forth •Distrief .High iSehdeil FridaY
night, were turned- over to the can-
cer .societY. . ••• •
Fred Dobbs, Exeter, .head of he
HarOn ',County -cancer organizatien,
spoke on the need' of money/ for
'research work._:•=He. stressed: that
everyone'.ehould'di."their ehare to
help 'eonibatthisdisease. He expressed to the •7arrners'
...Tiaioik:for their efforts. ,
Chairman for the, •programi was
.Boh•Taylor,'Hip;ondirecter for the
nunion he
thanked Ibbse-that attended and
thase that,participated'and helped
make:the, show a success. - . •
ethold, Malcolm,
but ,entries,;:froni,--theseTeeniteS'Aid
net,•-• • • • ---
-..-Hast-presi en es-Dolniage pre:
Sided. for: the . Organization. meet. -
ng, Which , -naMed ;pi---.Steveng,
Brussels, as, president. Other offi-
CerS:ineltided;'''!'Leon'•,MalOneY„•:St.,.
Oaltitidiazi; ••,; Harry-
Berger- - Walton,was ',againnanded
secretary. Mr.. Holger .saidWed-
rreaday a". futther., Meeting- Was •
piannej."jt-WAs;•;,-1/iosSible,. lie said,.,
tha-tthere would be•-',CliangeS,'uf
the executive in ,`view of the aum-,
bei'76f-t-eams; thatthad entered, ,•••
,
G-ames are seheduled....- as fol-
lows:
23 -Clinton, at. St. Columban
30 -St. ,Columban an -Winthrop
41---Winthtop at'2Walion!..
6. -Clinton at -Winthrop .
,6---Wa1toit at St: -,Columban.
13 -Winthrop i; it St. ,Columbaia
13 -Clinton At Weltan- •
i6 -St. • Colunibani• at •Clintom•-•.,-
20-,Walton atWinthrop,
257 -St. Colninban. at Walton:
25-Winthretv. At ,:'Clinton , • ,
25 Toni::
Waste :Paper-.'.
Seaforth Liens 'shipped appraxi-
, • • ,
matelY. '25 :tons of paper as a re-
_ ,
sult=of "their drive on Wedneeday-
UnfortnnatelY;' the, returns Will not
be as great as in other years,, since
the Wastepapermarket' is low, ac-
cording to. he committee in :charge
of the, drive. ••
-Wiirliensediti. fur thee
the'LionS Coin:inanity •welfare pre-
„RrAlla. ..:!
1
rigie Copies, 5 Ceutt,
MO a Year in Advance
In .January ; 1908, the .schooliteusn
at S SS. :NO. 4, •'Hibbert, -opened its
doors to, the young folk.of "the.dia:
ii4Cf:7146WaiV.Ty-
, , .
will be: opened-. .all the ' fernier
'Sotto -late, now spread 'fat and wide,
to return and help celebrate : the
50th anniversark.
• !Former studentS, Of the Scheol
re laying -Plans' :for the' rennion.,
bdate- some 260- 1.iaVitatiOnS:, have
-beeii-4'entLout-Seeteta,r-Y1-111i/s„jee_
Melady,' :•Dublin, stated ;that • the
Organizers-, Itope thcy. have.,- sent
invitations • to all the old-timers,
but that if -this..,.was not the case„.
they .eciuld still receive one if -Che
secretary Was contacted
,Fronr tlie replies 'reeeived by the
union/seeretary,many - old. pupii.s
and. teachers are ,:looking lorward
to ,the, big. get-together. •
.,,Heads the coromitteei
charge of the affair are busy lay
, -
mg. the initial plans, -Chairman of
the retinionis Wilbam McMillan.
-
Coirtniitteeheade inelucle-;„ grdiulas,.
reidf,!!SpriWTeld-LDOY1-0.; 40).01;TOrleT.:
WM. McMillan;,,invitation;Commit-
tee Mrs.Thos. MotriS,,,MrS.,Alich-..
iel Secretary ;is thepreseti
:day', tea -Cher: .Mes,TJeseph--
Seheol,,-.
. Situated, in the Middle of the
sideroad between the 5th :and .6th;
concessions of Hibbert :township,
'south of St. Cohitribani, the.schoot
opened its doors to 22 pupils in
January, ., 1908_.:It-',--came to be
known as SS.S. 4„; . and to many;.
Sharon_ sill, scnoel.First trusteesoLAh_schooL were-
•
Miles ,McMillan- Themas-,,Connol-
ly. and Michael Coyne. First teach-
er was""-Belitia. O'Connor, ' new
Mrs i. ocett,-_Itfcts7eafOrth„
who !=reinallied at the, :Seliecit "for
the first 'like Years if was pen
comprised the first '„,etiiderie-body,
Were: - Aldie O'Connor,. -Mildred-
RartY,.-TheMas
Con-
nolly. Albert Margaret
Coyne Agnes 'Connolly; Daniel
holly, Mary' BarrY..iLania -Barry,
Seufor e- ees
Meet '-Mitchel
In Opening Gome
Seaforth .PeerWeei ,plaYed their
first- game- -part- ef..-Vieteria.Day
celebration in Mitchell on Monday.
The 'exhibition. game with lVritcholl
ichell cOming.,•.,put.„On top; 12-8., The
. . .
was a less for locals, with. Mit;
'celebrations Were sponsored by the
Junior Chamber of ,Cointherce.
Seaforth took the lead hi -the -firs
inning .2-1., .•lipt ;slowed up .in the
second, with Mitchell': collecting
two runs. and Seaforth none. In,
the-third;.,•hoth---teartis- put fOur.
runners- 'across .rhome platn,
reake Mitchell in the, ,lead, 7=6.
Fiero, :then:, on Mitchell 'held the,
lead, • shoving 'seven reeS in, While
Seaforth .6:mated only. two. „
Kine.MCLipair Was top player for
Seaforth, .collecting ,fpur hits.: He
also.--nitched--the-first.'4eur-innings„
esti lehtey...geaainc.iie.; aBo At ekr ,xtr: and Peter
.SEAF,ORTH---,Tom Philips, P.
Sillery,, Kim McLean,. G Pryce,
Jim Silis, Jerry Hall, Ben.,Akker,
rap'er/"Bola-,,Bauple,,Jee:'Diek;.-
Mari ..Patterson,. 'Doug Wright,, -,..R.'
Fortune and K. „Campbell.
MITCHELL Vipond, Fidler,
Catherine . Roach, Michael Barry,
Wililam-DeCoursey; Albert' Connel-
ly; Solin••••,Coyne, 'Alicia Coyne.„ John
McMillan; ,EdWard COnnolly,-,Josepli
Coyne, A./101S -;,2KennedY,:- .'LentS.
-Roach, r ,Tancy•,•Burko.
,' , • -'••••'
In 1951 aschooTarea .was•
ed whicli is made, np. o1 ,th6.,,fot.
lowing
°P..•
Hibbert (Dublin'- and ,SS.S. No.
Hibbert. This area is no kilo
as-R,C.88.1,T, 2 2 4 Hibbert, and
.Mcvilloit The Present,,,,,tacheel
board: is 'Wilfred .O'Rourke..james
, Krauskopf;,.'„,,onig O'R-eilly with
„Tosepii O'Reilly as
crer.,
s iva
• I4SSOCITIa
Mrs. Dale Nixon starts her sec-
ondterin as president; of Seaforth
and School :,AssOciatibn. At
'a Meeting Of the asseCiatiori Tues-
day evening; officers, for the
joba
W. Talbot, principal • of. •Seaforth
:Public School.: Mrs; Nixon :served-
• AW-'!'".:-NiktiN"' who
was -named President of 'the
Hanle' and ' Scheid. Association.
' here Tuesday.
,
11 011 arloonis
Mens
hi Names New Clerk
Deitz,..Buckner and Pugh.
•
Hullett_ Council
ntericiins
,werin, :crawled around ;:the
basement . of :First Presbyterian
Church Tuesday night! „However,
girls present- at that time Weren't
frightened of it, , faet,•::'• they
oundArather funny. The reason,
it was none other than that laugh -
producing Luke Worm:
-- Merle. '`Ting" Tingley, cartoon,-
ist4for. London dairy newspaper,
was • gireatspeaker at the
Club meeting 'Which had dS its
guests :the Members of the junior
choir: .Mr. Tingley and his trade-
mark Were, Luke, entertained the
then and their guests 'with -an ex-
planation .of the day's . work of a -
cartoonist; • • ,
• Conti/thing , his entertainment,
Ting dieW. Many.earieetures, most-
ly Of political stateemen, ;in, the,.
and'tileset-WerelfiVen-to-itiT
err at the conclusion. Bach
caricature was 'persOnally
auto-
grapbed by the. guest.
i
Mr.) Tingley*: was ntroduced., by
Harvey H. Leslie and thanked by
Cosford; ,
The junior choir took in
aetive part in ',-the program. •Brier
to the diener, Grace wassting by
T,
Worker: "Weidif you increase
nay wages? was: married yester-
"Sorry," said the foreman, "but
we are net tesponSible for acci-
dents outside the factory"•
. . '
the . junior groups. Later , in the At4,1
:evening they sang the two popular T�wnsbip domicil, harry Tehbint
songs "Catch a Falling Star" and
me", The group was led, .by H.
A. Kempster, ' chinch organist -and
choir leader. Mr. Kempster spoke
-a .few Words' Of appreciation to the
club, expressing, :big, pride in. the
.youthful . •
On behalf Of the choir,. Anne
Sharpe thanked the men's club for
the entertaining evening. ,
toWils1110 :c1,6*,:: Ile
succeeds ' George .Cowan, who 'held
the.„ office 13 Years:: • and resigned
'because .' of peat.: healthy: ;. ,
Tebbidt. was ,chesen.,....after
inueli''.'cleliberation over .seven' Oth-
er applicants. 'At:.preserit he lives
on a farm on concession 8, but, it,
is understood that, he will move' to
LOndeeberci' .eoen,
Cattle SaIe
Top„, priee of $425 was paid by
ITerliebt W. Martin, ViTallenstein,
Ont., at a successful dispersal sale
Of - Dual Purpose..:Shorthorns 'at -
Scott' Farms.- .Wednesday. , He
bought' Red 'Rose -2nd, whileher
daughter lirotight' $250 from'• Don
McIver, of Bell:nerd.
The- -sale was ,
largely attended,
aa',.".1711.tiy:etk,:7,froiri';,acrogg': OntatiO•
sOught-ott..aoirnal§' from -the.'Wide-
1P;rtnown.Seott,..hercl,-Hichling-Was,
triak,12-With..COWS• going at at aver-
age j.:ef $334; wo-year-gJd heifers
averaged $232, - aid • :OneST„ear-Old;
beiters:$203; . heifer calves averag-
ed '-'$ila,`,Land. calve $134.
The imported
'.wa,§ • Sold: to''.DelbertLoeiges,..
Zurich; •fer. $470 He WAS...first prize
bullt'at•Royal
Geiger. :also. purchased Red
Beauty :for; :$375; :;,.Seatortli
$370; and -S eaforth. aid"•2itd, , $350, .
-Seaforth-„Melody--7.th'Werit
Chambers, Crediton, or :
•while"o b4if o Seaferth:,..Melekdk4th
was . by .: Mark ',...Haritiltere;
Walton, ,, at .••.$.125.. 'Lloyd Stewart,
:1;„ ,Clinton, bid in Seaforth
McI-
ody ,19tli. at $330, and Lady Mary
id at.,. $3.25.•• • • • • ••..
. , .
---Othesalesifteliiirehasers-inAhe
district included: 'John A.. Keys,
Varga!, ealf- of..Seaferth Rosary 3r4,.„
$3.15,;',.,Hartild.,•PrYde,...'4-7Sea:
•forth, ..ealf, of 'Seafortli.,, Jasmine,:,
$8.0;'•John T JfcDougall,-.RR -1,
trenSari:palt of Seafprtpr, Doll,:
$135; Mervin Betterinatin;•. RR 1,
finblire-:Seaforth Janet .3rd, $255-;.:
.John A. Keys, Varna,•,i,calf. ,of
Sea-
ferth $100; :and; Wilfred
1Vl•6911aidi, RR •5.,'Seafettli;.,Seaforth
...1311Yers were 1:1.resent';'..frorn
to 'Port -Elgin to ',Medford,
Anning,..those Who purchased •••• sek- •
oral 'head, were, Mrs. H. MacKid-
lay, of lamInihie, arid.....Hetbert
iStaloY,,, Of • 'Theaferay, who each bid,
in six cows. • '*
• Attain:leers :Were • W. S. O'Neil,-
Denfield." and Heft POPPer,, • ,Sea,
)forth. ", •11 ,
. .
At :a. birthday Party, elle, sweet
thincadVaticed.cri her, hostess and
preSentea. her: With a. liege .electrie
"Mere darling," -' She Cooed '"this'._
will help ..yOu'bloW out the :candles
on .your ,cake." '
as' president in -1357-.38;
er from past preside4.:
E. ,Patterson.
Other Officers ins
vice.7prethidentSi."first,,,
Iledgert; •-Secelat,"1\1rF,
third," gi.,-Edf. Malkus sec
Mrs. Orville 'CtIce; treasurer;
Jach Mooro; program corney
Beshart,- .Mi -S,, F.
ford,;--74-rs;:-.7At
Johrfuir4._..,S0C fa
jaele.,,Ifelland;;.
aleterii4 ...correeporide
l,jortnn; "-::''visual ":aids;. -:410
-Finance eomm itfe Mks
education, , Bari -Dinsm
irnisie,-;„ ;Miss .M. -Turnbull"; he
Mrs. E Ellis'; eitizeriabip,
Harold Nicholson; •membership
Mrs.HoWard Wilson, offieers'eleet
Mrs. .Robert Charters., .Aagt
Mrs. Pctcr MatedIrn was pi
of the 'inonth.•2'. The'-'2.-clasg, of •';
- Ellis, won, the award- fel':
most*, Parents atI•the: mecting.
'the eyerunes-i'p,
grata' .Wete,..,pnrabers'by - winner
at.."the.-HUrOn,;"•Connty •MnSie ',FO
tival at Goderich. With- Mr. T.
licit*as niaster.;ot,
Mrs J.- A. Stewart 11S aceoinpat
the, seyen,indiVidual,S.-sang t
test-.4iteeeS.,Whiellf.,T.wen. for-Abe/it
high marks. -
Singing Hob:.
by; Black. ,Drearns"-;',
-"New Shoos"Sharon ''Ie -
Nichol, • '''`,`LtiCy Lavender"; -:, Ian
Sims, Spring, Barbara
•Tildbail; Lovely Lady"; ;
Calder; ,f ---Going-•, •2-TOm • -,
Dick. "Loch Loniond.".. Mr., Til -
bot thanked, the':,soloistS-.' and also '
the -accompanist for her assist- -
ance. •
ts a c oauullg t 0 n
«jority At 1,16
There was a 67,53 per cent turn-
.
-ant- 0fvoters- Iluron-by-elec, -
. , • ,
tion, figures compiled by election
officials reveal.
, •
Of the 18,849' 'voters _who were
eligible • to vote,. but 12,729 -less
than two -thirds ---actually cast -bal-
lots: 'There were 88 rejected 'bal-
,lot.S. • - • ,
J--Nitli.:the?...e.icePtion: Of one poll,
where -the IVIacNaughton vote was ,
reduced' by two, there - was no,
change in the. results; Of, the "by-
election following the official count
--uestlay--moraing,+- ;
Carried _out; by returning' officer `
It; T. Balton and election clerk WI
E. South:gate, , the ' ebUttt 'showed
the MacNanglitor_ljnajOrity--"to lie----,--
1t1.651V1F-MaeNaughtori polled 6,947
Voteg; While the 'Vote for Dr. 'Add" '
son was ,5782. Reedits announced'
election night had :given Mr, „Mac.
Naughton, 6,949 votes, for a
ma-
orit' ,1467, ,-The one -Change
occurred in Poll 313, Clinton.
' SuinniV:"Sr_ _
z -Addison MacNatigh
Clinton , 669 , 600 -
Exeter , , 318 ' 846
GoderiCh- , 757 ' :1,697
Hensall 186
Seaforth .461
Goderich .Twp. '-265 365
Hay , 701 • 399.
Hullett •384 ' ' 312 .
McKilIo .... , 332 - 233 .
Stanley "431 440
Stephen . 457 636
-506;" 397:
TOTAL,S 5,7'782, 6,947
MajOrity for MacNaughtort71,1,65,
sEAP011,111? DISTRICT *at 't0Ofteifikr
at Ontario , AgrieOltirral.; College graduation ,oerhnionieg '(;)e Friday,
when five $,,t0f.%_zgtad§.'reeeived degreo8 of liaelielor''41-$Ciptiee''
in Agrieulture: ,Shown here (left to right) they are: WWir
Brock, R.R., 2, Itiplieh*'John S. VicOaVin, R.R. 2: Walton;
Broth, 1,1t. 2, Itippen; W. lf,eYg,' ILE; 1> Soider,tb,, and
-Bolton, R.R. 1