The Huron Expositor, 1958-06-20, Page 1. • •
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SFAFORTII •ONTARICY, FRIDA
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Members Of the Seaferth'1,iranch' the branch. new members have been, -" added
156 of the Canadian* Legion took Recognition was giVen the' this, year.
• - - • -to, branch and its Membership cbM- Theanteeting,lnseharge of Fres-
the first step in „a campaign inittee, when Don Adarn5, of 1rn dent snratirrs Nesbitt, agreed. the
xaise funds for construction, of a ' d
neW Legl'h'• amed a eerani all -Chairman °f t e •
- ld, be At,
nin anniiallbrannelisn„ 27., Attendan
of $25,, decurn s 'wen by
picnic Irou ce
istrict -----TneriturtsehdiPaC:C er:, BaY,fiel:a .0il ulated 'during
Thu.rday. •nt.12r.ttee chairman, e Coombs.* tlive :months, wa
' "on building on ittee, to tifica h innal , corn - 134rry,_ Mars ,
f merit to Cleav
Mittee. tho Pas non 'Walton.
• •The brarie n draw for a sm
arrange:10T' na the, nonarniffee are . ,
. 'English Car. 'LJe; Haney and,A-1,1!.1 '
"(Y ,c°°Y.,n s ihrectrnn 25 ,
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Nichorsen- Day SiunlaY
• DecOration infninted the
ting was -- arade
The ration, day - ad=
niAlrlItalidee;aeesbilve....Teig:I.wr'll be:
•• thn parade or - ,
sing - i3ogie Banu.
1°11-acc°Inilifoi- Several- ;Year s••
the ,SDRS • •
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'decision . t ,s
1naflcrng Tim 4440 si
tn Smee M'ai*21711-Plieit;;00::,• l'`,1,1:rat
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• the regillieth1i:tq noreda
for nw quarters
1%e-eeth:Lg0.: lite meinherslup:
McGrath,
6f L9LIGVailth''' was- In•-gaedsgentay• tti7keni:
t° Pr
V. mcLean, .a
former eside4
mber ',when a en' to "Tat,
as presentHa
cerhhe•a:te formerly toub „ but
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Siugln Copies, ,
$2-50 a'Year ,
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,Adherdr4,to a schedule establisht mark of, the appreciation- of, the
ed tue-, eeng-r- Ongrenation for Ms -work -durnig
entvvo and. half years lie, has
tion. Of'. Nali,daside Unite.d eiv here., Nin and.mrs. Han_ an/in ,
thiS ,,inotan ;completed- nlie..--,-retif Slantilynleave. the -tad_ of -the
rnent of a. debt, of ;$40;000, 'Ttle-...de n. 'Chalmers' , United:.
Was. Created:Jo" finance." -a,ir'''exte -;11Vindsbr. , .
sive' renoVatiOn, kprograni *hien; aeLennan-alnii-: introtinced-•"-;
-lias been undet' 'N'7437 -in the chiireh: • who. Will Move here
, When. the: program' Was finatieed C4q;..•:pt Mr. Britton will be
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tor' several "Yeats :• ' • . ' ,Fintest-en 'July • . induction ••,•
•ixi• 1553,, a .target -'date of , June,,,n,17 „tinsthe., eve"ning of July 4, Dr.
‘1958,- Wa'S establishe.d 2as bpi)* ,said. ••••
.eecasion ,for the final payment.'',:ei
theldan', sUccesSful -
,:pothpietion .6t, the plan, ..-thenebn- 1.,41 • e,'"; - -
"gregatioa ort 'Friday held a* yle.
tory, Get-together and pot -luck :sup'. _
Erskine.
per. .The ,gathering, aiSO
an, upportanitY introduee
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the cengrega,,
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• itnnasSCOTFreviewerIntlie,..Wor . , • ,
-been acceinpliShed,,,bY lieart- --attack- in
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the •bilitding-cOmrnitteen Ottiers•;',On, e,,er Tuesday evening, Iluren
the •'eariainittee who, SPOke 'Were- nntt °lea HarveY' Erskine, 'of
nr-esn.,S,avauge, -Dr. Getietieb, died, inna_utes .lat.-'
rs ;3,1...• Scott -and S,tew-, Heswas. iiiS 59th nrear.
w.';'il.ei.,',WEarSs'iocifin.eh'iSt•?vrgaeYthetor . • 'TBE' . ROk• oggortgpm.. Was"-Pres'ented • LloYd-,CO0' pe. ' :3; •,,,int.'ip-eri.:-":a
fa- attend the: opening of 'a neW .Bensall sPim.g. Fair FridaYs; :T)eSPite rale/ the- fair was' attended .10Y‘ ever -150u PerstniSi ,
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, shovvn ahave with' hin animal,' as„ Gerry Montgomery (right), fernier Hurorina
Weatvvorth "County. -CourthouSe ;in
cultural represent'atiVe, riow__ofToronto, ,made' the - presentatidn. Tne ',cup is' 'presented for the -bes
Estopmpileltd-to°"11;Wpeenildri,ethdea'Yni* gThlit"e,Y•whiatit-d'• . steer -or heiferrid .ExPasitor Phote ' ,
ame
rs. Harold Whyte was renamelis
president -, of Seafarth- Woutell!a-
BosPitaf Alotiliatk for 1958-59 MOT:
. . Mbyte iSs:Aarthig her second year
at the bead.'•;if .this- erganizatien.”,
-The anniial=diiiiie'enineetingnof-s-flie-
. s auxiliary -was 'held at the Vigtorian
Inn Stratford, •last••week ;v4th a.
,,.,.goo'd attendance. _
nif "whist Wa's enjoyed 'dining
':the- evening. First prize was won
Misa -aanet Cluff, and rsecoid
•• innies by E. IVICIVIaster
'and Mrs. Alice Stiles. - Consolation
priie Went tenIrs: 5. C. Crich.
' Three members had perfect at;
. at ' meetings during .the
past year. -,They. were Mrs. I:}on
Bhtll SVGTaham nand-
- Mrs. Don Stewart. In a draW,'1VIrs.
Brightrall "the attendance
Mrs,, A. Bethune won the 'Ilya-
tery box. Cither special prizes were-
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w�nbyMiss' Itess Grieve and Mrs.
- D. Brightrall, •
•• e offi rs 'name for e
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corning year were: vice-presidents,
Mrs. S. Gordon, Mrs: G-Bousseyr:
f'• - secretary," Mrs. n1,-- E. Longstaffs:
• , treasurer, ,Mrs. A. W, Silleryr
ways'. and meant, Mrs. 11. 0. Free
'and.Mrs. T. Atkinson' correspond-.
. s ang se,cretary„, Miss G.
' d -Thompson;
buying committee, "Miss V. :Drope,
Miss F. LlaW and 'Mrs. R".
Wright; social convener, •Mrs: Dori
• Kander' Membership, Mrs: 'Don
Brightralt: :..Press and IniblicitYn trietn
Miss -Bess Grieve; mystery box, rrY- Phinn, Brantford, act-
• ing aS High Chief Itanger; John
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sr. AleMberSnefsthe'choir- thntribut-
•ed ;SO/era"aumbetsn•dutingsthe
tnvening-n-n,s- .•; •„
-Dr. d. C. MacLennan,- Chairniati
'of., the • Pastoral ,teMinitteens pre•.
',tented; Mr...Hall with: a hi-fi, set asas, ,
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WILLIAs SHA„ Kn. itcheriern'i 'aCtiag „10-ratial et,th
CanadiattOrdnertnekr.FareSterSCpiesented the"..gOelle Misr 'Vank
RileynatniaStailationneerellinniesnof."1•ConstaPeenlarlies!sergantratitia,.-•-•
......4Thnrsday..nightj Thereveribigj„Marked "thea,ficial ,Stirt of the -ledge
ref,S0•wornerin'tinder•the title of Conitaiitinel-caikt...ShOWnte theleft
is .1‘ilis.'".George: CaSe, Vice-president:',, Of :the :'court. 'Mrs.:
n Riley is thefirat.preSidentsef ithe.ladteS';:,grOUP..'Obiren Expositor=
Inaugurate Court
In Constance Area
Court Constantine No. L1.842 was- the high officialS---for -attending.
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instituted ... Sridaysn_evenirig-. MrnMatzanke and Mr. Galbraith
cetefaTniet- at the FereStere. Hall charre . the al.aneenotnthe• Meet-.
. ,. The forme • , letters of
in Constance. ' The ball was well
, - • . Congratulations • from', 'other offi-
4iled for • tee -,institution of the 'cials,..including Ln -B: Hamlin,nse"
group into' the field of the .Cana retary-treasurersof the High- Catirt,
dial.). Order, of ,E'bresters.,, ' ; Brantford; Scott F. D. Taylor C.•
Twenty-three ladies were Pres. Lde.par.tmuenete;nnst.enedenzt6.koiidthgee High entert-to :the ninnthers' of the offis
-Cial" High-colirf,„..which conducted Chief Ranger, ' Brantford; M. S.
thecereinomes. They were sin:arts Cole, MD., chief medical exaniin-
-1Y dressed in grey rskirts, white er; Brantferclr and • ::W. -.B:
blouses and -black bowItiess Each .ohief aocountant;•:BrantfOrd • ••
-lady Wore a rase- corsage donated lints. Bert Irwin Was pianist for
by the, Constance _Men's Court, No., therevening: Lunch was served and
" • '.• dancing was lenjoyed-te music sup
-The official institution of• the plied. by IVIrn.and Mrs, ElgirrNott
-court was • periornied-hYr-IVIatGlCIL
anke tn-
of Chesley; district manager,' A. draw. ori.twa.bath towels • were
rehO sn.ent ,the -past three' nuinths won by."Mr. Ilnwkshaw,• Brant -Ivor"'
organizing the 'ladies of the and. Barden .13rovi,' of . Constance:
e irer
Local Force
ea orth county clunng• recent years, He
•Alr. Erslcine NVilS named Huron
treasurer in 1933, and ten years
ago was 'appointed clerk -treasurer, ove reria as
kite has served the county, and in ,
-. For twenty-five years Mr -Er -s- -
-great measure made possible the
ic.
i esMiOW•
•temarkable municipal -growth of ensa
, i-egarded an. :autlior-itY, •On. • ,. • „ , • •• -; - •••• , , ,
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. • , si.• ' ...' , ' .' - ' ' -s• . ' ,eninity municipal iiratterS. through- - 'Rani. - r jig ' •nt . , •d after... Hstreupcheend-risnaanc4ohfu•toMnr., and . Mrs. O'Neil,,."..,gc.. $7..' ., D., , .,,,, „iv.,c.
-r,rovirce-i.,a1-- pollee- -tosiss-neners• in, ,sea.'7,.;', .4).P.i. the Prnvincen; and- in --a vice noon filled_ _tr,,e,ii..t.eot, Hei„iau,
:faint, ,1,,.daettamtli:ridinteirightst., osfatutin:rdeay, Ontario,lv4e4. '•.,,,no-,eiliviii.g‘ , -co. tta• ty,,,.
n Areas frequently:nought on,',problems .s.- ..,,, . n, .,,.. • . •
administration- Pring' Ic-air'; F cnitieS .c; -,i, l'.1''''.1.'-e."•''''''''''-.1\itrsiA.:)3"rndlo::rC1966-y-peCnr;apsoelirSi oRfRM3r,-..lcia--npdi HCdelfteers,''''u0ndNeerll'.tWBosT-Itabi'14ri' W'''',a9ta:...,
Coates- -RR - i ' ,Centri
reSignations Of the two inenitierk,of ik
issins,nnr,:. •,,nder" his guidance ,construction rsall: arena,. close at hand, Were 'pin pen,: was:presented with The Hui,- nn . Son, -Uendesboro; ,O'Neil, 'sen'',.'
Gine4,,,te the ,-poliee,- e6-40,474-*re‘I''. ftfif,...:1-Itiro.11 :0011A1101-1,sP-!Wa5.-0511111.tet-.11o' tiSe to accornmodate."„the', more on Expnsitor...:. -.trophy by.. G-',. . M. mid.. and .. fenrth,, CoateS. ,,T.J44,,_
--the--tomi- force beedme`L
.somo-,,weeks ago, Tosigiyafiop '. Of '..ctl reeentlY.- Durillg..reCeht niOn-ffis i than 1,50(f.W110 were- in., attendance s'i •mblitguirferYTtre:troPhY-is-13ut7uP--oneingoward--1.V-riP.".t.§°42--9 '
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'Chief' Erhardt ':.and.',Oensfable-Mar-• _he- hid'. been working--lolighours.:1The-.-showers—held----.-off r-tuntil----the-7,for-'--cerritziet,ition - a nnually—for---.the -arty -,----- Watkins, --- ofNen,--1-10
Huron: Honie,.Comiiiitteen school' parade 'reached the fair ' beet•sheifer-'br 'steer in the.. beef •Keith,Reder, Zurich- cow. and -'a
1.);eaitsa,,ocni;;Ia‘i.71efor:i4.7i,,;htia,t6.:h..,:,8:ro?iptipfi,.:04.7.1111awaci ,f*iceithuunlit:113,yfethouert:cai.lddigtatvoeri ,.t.::::beir:Huron,to:iersit,raLia RCAF TruMpet Band: ••'--7-7e-eder-ncalf-L--elen, finish,„ ,RRI. O'Neil, Watkins: ':Rn11- tinder iwi:1-'
'Borne. Only:, , last' sWeek,- -sWlien. the- showers let, Up,' farm- Strang, RR, 1,. Dubliii; John Ether- Coates,. fift-tTarid-seccall, Watki. '
visited' disPlaYS by ten 'district ingthn, RR 1;',11ensall;'Denald Car- rUnder. one, O'Neiln,Contess Wriglxt
tin were -not --An„: take F,ef..,, .
feet until, , lune ,30.. when , the. 'date Working- out. PrelinainarY'Planning: grounds The parade' was. led , by cl4ses.',,,...,-:'' - -: , , ', ' Coates,, first and. second - W., r $
,.,rit„.... „F:ri..„„, :ink first steps- leaning to . calistrue.::: implement : -dealer,sn and; children ter; ,RR 1„nnSeaforth; -..Htig,h,- and i Aged bulln.• O'Neil; sfirnt ..aticl seq4'ne.'is.,
'been • COMPleted.'''"Ps ••••40•alt :-:-"--• s'''.. :non of the addition n , • ,• ,,nnis '•,. en3aYed ride's on the ,, ' David "nebft, . •nR, :1, _ e'en/natty; innd. AttOts lieffer, Russel parker:
'ia4"e,,e,:eaPtitilici ,g4pappoPinliteilltafeihO;nt ,a';),v-eas,'el.c-pJetleiltess „" ' Active; - in- manY, ' orgailizatiOnS, The lair' 'whs ' opened by Gerald Rabb,' • Trieheer,• ,RR `3",'''IcitilYebT •Altker -t att:1,t- --over --- 750- ' -Poirinas'
_ad ,to -he.,..,hiddenshort.ly, :accer,#/sg, ICir. Erskine Played.a. Inainrr'role. :"Wn-'slquistgoni el.:sr, a" formein-sagriL:ArenSSandsrahrs-Seett;'RR 1 ;,-Croin- "Lloyd • Coopern-lciPlYen; ' •Tbm"..:'Eas=
cultural 'ireereSentatiVe , for 2,11uron. arty, ... , .- <'-' .,...",---",---7-„, -.7.--...... • n - . ',-. • stniesniEnetntnn•RnSsel:• Paricor; BO,
to 'S,i14,• tY.h91_,•:'-niChersi.nstriiiire:e, 2, i',1,, ',14eirhar. "titil''Jahlae'.:!Ceh6utiriledhill.. gTrofe:aKilsbrooxr 1:eretilb Ine presented iiSratleprizes ; .to . SS ,,,ShOOTI 'aliStlip4 '' grand '"charnpioncTParsons. : Grade baby beef ' under
eh -arch' for 17 years, .he • was re '7 .Hi• hhert; SS 2, Tutkersinitti, .and 'Bill Strong; , reserve,. Bill 'Ether- 7t0., Russel 'Parker; 0'.:Neil,' Pep -'L., ,.."
-Snell, '',-'an-4,' Constable' D'' -Westovet'''' cen -fly' honored by theeengregatian ' ,10';':•Hay. ' ' ' r ' ,.''..n. ,:.• ' ' ' . 'ingtorn •SR,R,.. 1, • Herrsall; , rate • of 'per. Grade lintcher"Steer -Of' heifer',
'Of the Goderich OPP-,- detachment
ins..-recagnition bf.shis..contributlein : • .1311rBtrarig, RR 1, Dublin 'far. gain 'Garry .,,aed • Brian Triebner, Parker, •Easton. Best herd, '.. any".
•aresearrying. out „polinendirtiesnlin,. •
He was a vemran of the First 'theSenend year in:a row; won the Atit...,a's, lriPpens-ntiecrlor- first n -490 ' breed , --Whitney, Coates,: Holsteins,.
S.eafertlin ' n '' • .' , ' '' W d'a ' mbersof the 'Cana..tr In ' ' - the'I' ed ' -CnrineliilY•'-ounctS7:-Briice"'Papfile- RR. 1 Sea- -Heifer. under .sis month's; '.1"0.-Y_'_:_l____
. - '.- - - ',.. --• . n-- ' - ' - ---n-.- - - - - nrnsn`diatt LeginirrHenvires -a -vast-PresSin ..Shonn-inTheshoWnis-sanfeathine •afn ORS, 485 -;--.-Ba Strong; •, 460; David .Rader ; '2. lir- -len:, IleifeTr-, .- tinder ,- I-2. , - •
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,., . .7 ..,,,..,,,.,..,,_.::„..„-,.._,.,,..„,_,,,__„,,,pcilb,,,nIht.co!mlahseontirnosrciaenr,d.,..;'ILriemb7 traction. of the fair each year ' ' • and Alex, co • tied wit - 0 John months,. Keith Rader.. • . ' , , •'. „
' The: 'Seaforth diStrict Yelit.h.-caPn ,Etherington. eed. James • ,, pp , . .
:. •• ;Barn in Atwood 'September IA,. Iiired .ls- --fOr - .: best.--fih,-. tied; 445:- • - - _ : HorSeS • . , ..• , . •, .. n.
A...R 'y I . College -
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Misa D. Parke.
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--Illumincite- East
Goderich Street
InstallatiOn "of new flouracetit
'snstreet lighting ea • Gocierich Street
East has been: 'cenindeted ,by, the
Mounted oti .34 -foot. pre -cast con-
crete -Poles, • the modern Pro-
• vide,S effeetiye" lighting. .diter the
,highWay, as w11 .as adjelting side -
The neW.-stf.eet lights are fed by
an underground service, thus ellin-
'bating unsightly overhead wires.
The new. installation is a part -of a
continuing program beitig carried.
t b the PVC and town to mad-
trnize•Seaforth street lighhng.
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Bortwick, aSsistant sepenntendent,
13rantford, Earl Parsons, --of the
DeminionexecutiVe, London; Ilugh
Galbraith, provincial field ninnag-.
gin_ London, and ;William E Hawk-
shaw, supervisor of fr*aternal,
Kiteherier, , "
After the ceremonies,,Mr,,Flawk-
shaW, acting as High Marahall,
installed' the officers �f the new
,court. They, were each presented
With their badge of *office, and.
'were 'escorted to ,their respective
chairs. •
. The visiting clignitarieS •,each
apoke a fevy words, telling of the
lughlights and principles �f the or-
der. They euthned-the imPortince
of every member wOrking to 'make
theneourt a' success. s
Following' the installation cere••
monies, Mrs, Frank Alleys presi-
dent, Setae a few words of thanks
to the local, members,- On behalf
of the ladies' court,- she thanked,
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Ex -Teacher ,Hurt
It. N. Bissormette;" StratfOrtt suf-
fered several fractured ,ribs, and
*tikes when he tripped and" fell
while removingndecorations- at"the'
Cies*, City Arena, Stratford, Sat-
urday, morning. He was :taken to
Strafford General Hospitals for
treatment.. Mr...,Bissonnette is a
former member of the `staff of the-
Seaforth „Collegiate. Institute, His
wife is the fornier Collegiate;
Hartry,
of Seaforth.,
• mr, l3issonnetter acting as-,,ehair-
man of the Lions Club Jamboree,
cleaneip committee, had just rd -
Moved some paper strearners:ite
•apparentlY became entangled' when -
he look a step forward, causing
him Jto trip. , . -
• He tolled down the -arena.' seat,
to the bottonn, striking his head
several times. ' •
0 '..,C1,_•• • :1399;; he was a son.Of the•lefh Wil- grand champion showman " and ' ' Cattle Classes , Pony team., Peter Calelwe , e -
Deriald Munn and Dr- ham' Ralph -Erskine, and Ell.a senior 'champion•shewniann to dup,-..• Shorthorne,_ ,get . sire W._ A, ,den• LatidVell Bolender • DraYton:---
05 Wilham D.' Munn, whe- have 'at-. ham; He is sarViVed by his lleate. ' his -record , Sweep of .; last 'Culbert ••Ss Son; Denganno'n; Rus - aclmeY, pony teaina' Fred
tended courses :at the•RoYal-,C01- the former Alexis" EaSsern`..and tWe. year.. He "was rewarded with a. sell Parker,' Watfor,dn'Itoy Pe'pper Belton. Wagon. ela: n Knell,
lege. of Surgeons in L'ondonnEng-.. soils; ' Jnhin, and team Brilet,. and. .:a.• priee., of „35 cents,' a' pound for 'his (n Son, .Seaforiln Herd, Parker, Paris, "Perclierttils, R. 0-aBestard-,
, • and. expect to lien : ' • , „. ', , • .., a,
examinationsrichWallace
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land have been, sueeesSfulsin their. daughter, Mary Anne, all of Gade-
Culbert. Best bullParkerninrnnale,Roact
turn to _Canada in:inid:JulY. • - • ...The -S, remains , are 'resting, at
'..• Saris of Dr. and MrS., J. A. Mallifl/. Lodge---Enneral- -11oree:,
S,eaforth; they "have been in Eng- and- -funeral services will:. :take-,
larid for ,the , past, -16- months". place Knox • Prealifferiari
• " • . Chureli; Goolerich, Friday. -at
-Transformer' • ‘/". -3...0(2nosclocIss
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,9q0. -pound. ,calf in ann.auction. sale
liinli „followed.. the . jhdging. '.. ' ., ' 'Heifer, under rine year,. 'Parker, Munro; - Em.bro; Alden Craven, • ,
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• ".The , reserve,' ehamPion, , shoWn. by Pepper,. .Culbert.., Under two years, Ailsn ' Craig.. " Best Saddle , horse,. -
John.=:Etheringtorin •11R-"1., -Hensalls. Parker,, Gelb,ert,. second and third.; Fred• Darling, 'Exeter: -light ,draft
was sold `for. 26 cents 'a: pound., . Pepper. l3u11., ander two, --Culbert„ team,' Charles.. F. Halliday; Ches- '
PriZefor hest gain ended with a- first . second ,and thi-a- Pepper. ley"- Peter Graham--lidertorn."..Au-- n .;
lie this Year. Two,. KiOPen. cliStriet, ,Under . onen. Pepper, ; 'Culbert, . sec- brey-, Tall; ,Blytlin'Four‘horsehitch,
-brothers,-Garry--and , Briann-Tr
' jidn.third-r--Pepper„nBela.._Parsennnsllallidaysn']. Gr aiming., 'Toll, " Bestard. ': • ,'•
lien,' RR 3, Kippen,; both .,put 495'. ‘groMarty„ -Aged bull.,:Parker, ;Olds . LadY, 'driveic.IVIISTnisairdvell---Bnlens------;
pounds on their . calves' - duringthe bert. • --. f '. . " - . • • ' der,. Dayton, Mrs., Pete Caldwell; " • . .,
..wi.ntee. --------------------.. • Ilerefordsr get. of sire, •-.W.. S.., Shedder", • '', . ' ... . • . ' . . .•: '
its me
Foto o tarling First Church n
----A-starling, coming tonrest• on a. •En • • •
nTerrain Lad.i ,
fratisform,r, -.serv ri g Sealorth,
Creamery,' on Tuesday morning se . • • , •
off in. rapid. fashion a .chain reacr sThe Merns club of First Pres,
tion that; s. • , . • byteriari 'Church. held• -its •Math 'an,
1. Shorted the transformer as nual Ladies' • Night'fuesday, when
•the 'bird made contact between'. two 'abotit 1.00 enjoyed dinner; served
, • • bY meinbeis of the
2nBlew ant the transformer. Arranged by a committee head -
3 ,LeftnSeaferth Creamery with- ed. by President Bedford Dungey,
out PoWet, • • -.• . the program" included ables by
4. Brought PUC • employees Forties:McNeilitnneltin;.sand superb
the run to repair the damage Movies -taken during .a year -10g
The, starling? IL .wak eliminated tout of • England' by Kenneth,
in the 'firstsrouad-redueed,rta a Brtinn, "Loadon, schaal princinal:
charred iskeltori. ' Mr, BroWn was introdueedbY John
, • , ' • . ' Baldwin, and 'appreciation was ex-
• . • ""' , .". Pressed by Tred•E. Willis. A toast
FireDestroys to the ladies was proPosed by.' J.
: • • s• • • . ' E,' • Keathig, and replied " to by
NENVS, Or WALTON a, -
The eengregation of Duff's -Unit-
.tsd Church observed the 50th aunt-
versary of the Weinen's -Associa-
lion on bliclay evening. The fol-
lowing program was presented
, during the first part of the evening
•••'. with Rev; W. M. Thomas acting
aS chairman: historical sketch 'of
' W.A. by' -the the president, IVIrs, Gor-
•' /ion MeGaViti; "The Old Fanhio'
Meeting,"" coMPosed old"songs
and -dressed in old time eostumes,
Xr, and Mrs. Roe Houston
brt 'dG '"
, Bren-
Alas Bo e an lenna and Yfr, and
.Mrs Douglas, FraSer and Caroline
, With Audrey ,Hae Well as ac-
cOmpamst; duet, Pauline and Shit--
, n ley Thanier; quartette, Mary riel-
n 'en litiehatan, -Ruth Ititchie/ Aileen
Wilharnson and Nellie Baaii, Mtn.
Harvey nrown as pianist; dilet;
Mrs, Herb Ttavis 13rina; zierVs,
' desk/ 1908, Torrance Ilindas; ae-
^ cOrdieri sofo, 111ary Debuin,,,- duet,
Grtierne Craig and Illian,,Travisr
reading, James Smith; plarto
solo 'Joyce Hainilton* solo, Mrs
.1. Van Vliet, sWith, Mrs. Martin
Bien a the Imam); Solo loan Rant-
iltOltr With, JOYee Haniilton decofn-
• niinnluir. A UlaV. '''Atter the Clint&
Supper,", was presented, byl the day for Grand tend, where she
;Walton group, namely: Mrs. 1 Ern- will be, employed for the summer,
erson Mitthell, Mrs. Gerald Wat- months.
ivirs. waiter Bewley, Mrs, Miss June Ilackwa, of Toronto,
Ethel 1-lackwell; -Mrs, Ile's= spent a :few days with her parents,
MarkS, Mrs. Herb Travis 'and Mrs- Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hackwell,
Torrance Dundas as direetor. Tradestnan Fred 'Walters is at
present stationed at -Wainwright,
. Asocial period was enjoyed, 'fifn
ter whieh a delicious lunch of sand-
wiches; ,pie and : creani Was
served bY the ,17th and teuadatY
gram), while, the Nortli-group were.
in charge of up;
• Mr: and.'.Mit. Lloyd Panel:. .vis•
ited in London a ' feW dayS last
week With their daughter ,and Son-
in-law, Mr.,' and 'Mrs'. James La-
mont and,. other relatives. •
,Miss Jennie Van Vliet, of ,Strat-
fordr -hblidaying, .With, .hernpern
ents;Igr, and Mrs. J,att VakViiet.,
Mr: •, „Fred .V4,741111: of
"Burford.,.: Were; weekend- visitors
with his 'parents, Mr, and:, Mtn,
orence, Martin. • 1.
• • Mr. 'Fat:4101r*
-sOnandIVItS, EllaTArktih.,arg04./..Of
London, ,wete ;recent, .V.isitera -With
Mr., -and''IVIrS., 'Walter 'BroadfoOt"
'arid Nits. Fern rilttet,so,ny: ,
,
BaigiSMal service was held rin
Duff'- Odle& .Church last Sunday
morning, when -the tolloWing infants
Were baptized by 110V. W. 'NI,
Thomas: 'Leis Anne, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, James Clark; May
Elliabetli, daughter , Of Mr, 'and
Mr. Allan Searle; Jane Ethel,
•dangliter of Mr. and Mrs. 'William
J, Tering.
gra, Alex WalterS. pasSea..aWay.
in gear Year at„the-buille
danghtet; Della, Mrs, -Franklin.
Walters,. Harrington, Wednesday
notn-Jtm1I,. She is surtrived
by tivoraena., nrrtink,of WUltun, and
WilliaEMbro. Funeral ser-
vices wet ,held Priday afternoon
at the 1; ostit Puneral Mete,
Embro, arid burial was made ' Int
nerringt,ori Cenaetert.- (Uhl' lArals
tem Was a flOWerbetiren,- • ,
hiselhurst Born
Loss of over $1.5,000 was estimat-
ed in a fire on the &rrn of Camp-
bell Eyre, RR 2, .Kftmen. A large
L-shaped barn' and henhouse on
the Eyre farm, four miles east of
Hensalls was burned Jolts founda-
tion Thursday _night. Lost in , the
blaze were about 16 pigs and 160 -
•The blaze was discovered laina
son, Mervyn Eyre;,.23, after flames
appeared to have broken out either
in the adjoining 36 by 20 henhouse,
or the adjaeent part of the barn,
a_ 76 ,by 32 -foot structure, ,with
54 by; 36 wing. Members of the
f.a.trillY were in the house at the
Among the contents destroyed.
were a grain bloWer,, spreader,
wagon,..inay 'mower, swather, 8(1
bushels of -Wheat and 70 bushels of
MiXed grain, 'I`WO sows were driv-
en to safety., .•
Firemen, from Hensel] and Sea -
forth pumped water from, a near-
by farm pond tonsave a large shed
and a TM” of pine trees.
Local Couple Now
anadion Citizerfs-
.
Mt. arid $r-Zoseph Groot,
'AdaMs. Street, Seaforth, received
their citizenship papers Menclay
Italia Judge Prank Fingland, at
the 'Couttlionag,... Goderieho Mr.
-and 1YEra. Groot haVe been teal-
deritS of Seaforth for SeVeral year
Mr., De Groot IS a .dreftielan at
Miss Otani Buchanan left Se lit- , Rober,t 3efl ndeStries.
• 1)oirglaS- Miles, . Huron countynagn „, • • ' , ..•
ricultnr al. 'repreSentative,": nnaS-1 • • . ' .-•.•••- • , • . •
Always !a ..top attraetion ., at . the.
ter of ceremonies. 'He was assist- NENVS‘ OF BRODH•AGEN
ed; by• fair 'president •Earl Dick, T
reeve ofbbertATI1t.ETIC PARI( TO OPEN
fairs the baby show, drew .many
entries this Year -.f roar -Smith C
on. •Prettiestsbaby, six 'rebatlis and . „ ' . • . ' . .
, .
under eilesen bY the --Judges, was 'The new athletic field in Brod- and Mrs. Edgar Elligsen were the
Kintherley. Joy„. daughter of 'Mr,
and Mrs.- Bill Fink, liensall..0ther
whiners vveren Jo Anis, daughter
-
of. Mr; and Mrs, Gerald Northco4,
Exeter; ,Diane, daughter of Mrs
,hrid Mrs. ,Bry,ee Mack, Zurich. .
Wiener's six menths to ,one year;
were Martha, Elaine, daughter,. of
Mr.. and Mrs., Ward. -Nb, 1)ash-
wood* Robert James sod of .
Mrs. Robert ,1V1cMillan.- IA. C. Vanatone,,Ilensall;
4' .616v ivituilit,g •
, .siar ItT11 -LE colotd khyg Die Veteran,
. Pat „,..kleGratinn. "Lohdo-n,.. Jour,* formerly; Of St.,•Caiiiittliain when
he
Was made a 410'Ineiribet of Bterieh 156. The . :Pre aCiatation to
, was • Made by AndreW. ,a;../34,pt
• dent.of the •S,eaferth lareeeh, shown here; congratti:latuig
McGrath .•
liagea • Will be,. officially, aliened in
, ••
Augnist, Civic Holiday, •August 4,
• ,
.waS.', the date. set for- •the opening
by the coMinittee at the Monthly
dinner meeting •of the Bredhagen
Chamber of Commerce,
irleeting., at . St; Peter's- Chord"
Tlitirsdayn evening, the nkleKillop
group of the United Lutheran.'
Church, Women catered: The guest
speaker of the eveeing was Bruce
MdCorkendalen assistant ' agricul-,
taral.representative of Perth Cowl -0
fle' outlined the services .pro-
vided by the, -Department of Agrin
culture. ' • . .•
The 'speaker was introduced by
William , Boyd ' and thanked by
George lannuth. „ •
Mrs,- Louise• Hillebtecht received
'Word of the; death.- of her sister,
-
Mrs. Henry Querengesser(Ella
Gordne,e; Ednioriton, Alta:, '
Mr. 'arid Mrs. Herman. Leonharclt;
Rich'arsi•and Earl and r, ,Henry
Hinz andn•jariet visited Mr.. and -
.Norman Wilson, 'Neustadt,
reeehtly.- - •
Mrs , Ralph Scherbartin United -
States 'Army, visited WS parents,
Mr. -and MTS. Ed.'Scherbarth; Sr.
Mr, Paid Diekisot is on a fish-
ing trip, to French River for the
weekend. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin , Rock,
Gwen, :Some 'end slate 'visited
With Rev. and Mrs, Robert Sock;
Walkerton, on Sunday. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Russell. Shohlice
-attendedthe 40th , wedding •anni:
nteranty Celebration of the form-.
ees brother-iivlaW and -sister, 'Mr:
and: MrS":"IThorries•• Maze sMilver-
tini, on Saturday 'ev'ening; • ,
' The Brodhagen. Bend played arid
paraded at the .8Pr1ng "Pair; Clin-
ton and. band -tattoo at AtWood last
spansors, along -with therparents... •
'Flowers , adorned the _altar
memory -.of Hoppenroth,. „.
who passed...away ten years -7(ga; •
June .16, placed by wife and fain- ,
• .,•
Mr.and Mrs. Willia,m piegel •
and,12.;ii'iritshsurAL%
Edgewbod Camp, 'Eden' Mills, 'on.
'
Mr. and Mrs.' Kenneth NewtOn
and Diane; -of 'Toronto, visiteei her- ..
parents. Mr.- and/Mrs. Lew Hicks. •
Mr,. and Mrs, Henry' Koehler,
Monet Forest, visited thei? daugh-'. •
ter, Mrs.. Edward• Seherbarth and
Mr. •Seherbath on Sendayn •
.Mr. ,Henry ,Eiseher and Robert ,
and, Mr. and Mrs.. Bill Bates, of > • •
Clifford, visited with Rev. and Mrs.
E: J. Fischer Mr. and 'Mrs; Kelly Haupt and.
Ethel, of Toronto, visited Mr. arid,
Mrs, Lavera Wolfe over the week-
Henry Sehetbarth, in-
fant son of Mr, arid Mrs. tdward
Scherharth„ ar., was I.)aptized dur-.
inn the Sunday niorning service at
St. Peter's tutheratr Church.' Mr,'•
.and Istirsi Lloyd Prueter ata Atr,
- tutheran Women Meet
Thementhly . 'meeting of 'the
United Lutheran' Church Wonieit
was held with ..31 members pres.
ent. 'A topic; "The Woman With- a
Costly Offering," was read by Mrs,
R. Sholdieen Mrs, George IVIogk n •
and Mrs: Lew- Hicks...-. • _
Previous meeting was taken- by-n-
Alrn. Louis 'llock; Mrs, M. 13ener- -
-mann and Mrs. LOW IlickS. A to*. '
waS read, PEoaci For -the' Baby,
anti Spiritual Food." AA. 1�e gift -of
$25 was -to Miss' Edna- Weiek-
el, Hanover, for 3,1iSsions.
Manuel Beuerrnann 'and -Mrs. Fred '
Yining gave a rePott 'oil the 16th.
annual canference of the V.L.C,W.,
•which Was held in the First Luth-
eran,Churelnin Port Gelberne, Ont,
g4a:Ydievre:ictleYcflit
g t'Sleltgr1(41oiiiiNrantil
t t6at
your hasbaad is careless ahuut bis
Appearance?"
Client!, "Yes, he hasn't slieWe
isp hi nearly tWO years."' •