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SEAFORTH, ONTARIO,
IUDAY AVGIIST 22 1958
• le Copies,
•12.fill a Year in A v g
ons ee
Eight Seaforth swimmers \vele
successful in -obtaining Royal Life
Saving t bronze giedallions at tests
conducted Tuesday morning at the
Lions pool. The switanners were
-exatained in, tests for themedal-
lions given by the -Royal-LifeeSavt-
ing Society', Two swimmers, re -
fl
ocalewFieav.rethcidne, t.•oh, ,b_ecrinoolesnefztroeeirtra.ric:reoosfshtseoenacfcieorrtttifi‘hvoc:Dttii!!
triet-Iligh School staff, cOnllucted
the examinations Ron Ennis, pool
supervisor, as the instructor. -
Awarded "the medallion; given to
contestants 14 years and over,
Were,. ,Andy Calder; Anne Trout:
heck, Phyllis Bryags, Don CrOzier,
Neil Crozier„ Tom _Sills, :Cathie
'Etimrt--and Ted Lamont.
ennetit Devereaux and Robert
Sbarp,won their interniediate 'cer-
tificate, minimum 'age, 12 years.
fleury J. 'Lamb* took- the Bronze
Cross, given to swimmers 15 years
4,-nd ce;Ler. Alice „Ann Nixon and
Gene Nixon obtained their award
Namesof inininatini. age 16 years.
oar
Highlight of, ,the year Of swim-
, riling" at the Lions poolwillbe the
Soswimming meet, on Saturday. The
'.ut h gate1 petitive basis, and gives youthful
1 event is. staged yearOnly ' a corn-
. , . . _
' - • I, svemmers a chalice to display
Seatortle. District High School I their sidlls=r. Tin•, competition :With
eard, at a - special rneetin. g Sat- i their fellow s will' niers.- The'' pro-
• night;:.narited S .E„ Sreithe;lthne"iS'Sla.tett-ftire2eo''616Ck' at :the
ate as secretary -treasurer of the pool.
. There will be a full progratn of
The- position became_ vacant _AAtith."'b.-innc.i unioleintermediate,esene.
the death sonic weelts ago of the lei- and -adult events:- As well, as
late eJetton A. Reid. - races, there will be a novelty race
class for all age groups.
CciH
' •-•" A feature of the afternoon will
Firemen -At
_ be the- presentation of Red. Cross
• Members 't ,Of Seaforth. Connell
were •OrOjecteif into a discussion of'
milk ProduCtiOn in'Seaforth'Tntirse
daYe evening..., When; Pe delegatidn te
inge'
present,:diStriet.prodticers.
ap-
peared:_before:•councile ; ;•
? Sneaking on, behalf , of . the Pro-
duCers, .-;Peter. Simpson 'and Clan
Eckert tolcle'Couricil that the -1V1illt:
.Board wasjel'cOpsilder• an; applica-
tion fer,',a -lieense..to :peddle Milk in
Seaforth on 1.behalft,- of -'a . second
dair ,and „it ,was the hope ef , the'
producers that eciuncihwoilld Make.
representatien 'to :the :Milk Boattle
opposing !'the granting of., an addl.-
tienah license:to handle ;Milk pro-
ducts s,in. Seaforthf• The producerS,
Were Coneerned,•thateintrothiction
of an additional': handling lieenee
*Mild have, theeeffeet.:of 'disturbing'
the ,marketteor their; products At
fS aAvards to succesSful candidates atel
eetnornent, their-Milk-i„Sel,absOile;
ed by '.1VIaPre-- Leaf •Dairy, ' who has
the orily'-.1iC:efis4•JO distribute niilk
,Coniaeil,:WaS.told• that
. . . .
:the. application fofa•:„SeCOndlieen.Se;
d: • been' filed .., by-Cog:slits': 'Dairy;
.0f Brussels, ;Virhosfor.,,sorne
'has'
operated a 'dairy tbar m Sea-
• Feat was expressed that in the
everit a second license Was author-.
ized there would not then continue'
to be the sarrte reqintement or
the, product of' local producers,
since the Cousins? Dairy would
haVe made other arrangements- to
obtain milk.
IVfayor Christie said, that - he
derstood Cousins' Dairy had ap-
plied for a licerfSe to deliver milk
M Seaforth, and he doubted whe
tiler council had any authority. to
interfere .in :the matter., `Ie. -Lit
entirely..:a :matter: 'ter. the:','
kil
dDte
Wti
aaee
Aeard27-lie;askede
Sirepson"indicated that .in
,thefiglir it: Wag-.
tioni • Of ',Whether: ::or not,
_waine money, now eingespen
:Seagnithe to go.,enut • at
..sUggeSted that eese.Ceigdieliee
WOtildelie''';'detrinientaletn,j
iaeSs :of the pit:oat/eel's
sai
"had •thithority te .,autheri,4
otherwiSe" interfere With' ;d1.°Stri.
'acne but JiarY
Maple Leaf DairY,' said ho uneta
Shood•thht.:COuncil-,had aut,laitityef
pass ..by-lavitS, to enSareethate,
tetirizing and- processing, bee'
rWithin' pattieniar"-Minneinality
The, difficulty,: ,,..M.71777, Vii;i7115.61); 7t61
.Was'e-thatf'' ' aets-
Act-. and:the-Milk•LBO,atd.,,A.6,t
-ftliee acts. TWer&e,.
.cOntradictoitY.,eee.' ; ' .1"
rfsevering'at*.ery.--W"Y,70bUn'eff170,t;'7
east
OT torni p.ire The, presentation -will, be •
Baldwin,.' ,Iyfre.Travis;';;Said,etil4;Jt
,bad-'-hadean 'Offer to,-ntirchas.e,
Leaf Dairy. There ',Was,' -an
:ance, in ..tlie-"'event
W as SOld that.10bal' produce
be looked -aftere., There -Wa
the,. „
,woiilthnot be,,ptecesSed:hereee
li/fr: ...Behest prOcesSin
; ,
in., the inunieipality e,s s
is., net pro.cesSed 'There_
_ .., _ - . , , . ;
- -, • : . , - ,.,- Made. by Seatorth Lion President The Ontario Milk Board,T-meating Was opposed -by Maple Leaf Dairy,'
.t'
Flashing'fire and sniokenearethe W.11- Hart. The awards were won in 'TOrente, Tuesday, held in abey- Cousini' milk has been available'
-fortherepubliCesehnol-- building; now', at ...a, recent Red Cross swimming ance a-deeision- respeCtingan ap- for some weeks - from a' dairy bar
Seaforth Shoes warehdese„, resulted tests. , , , , • :, plication -filed by-Consins____Daity theePrussels firm 'opened here, but
• in.Seaforth firemen being called to . i ' ' ,, - Limited' for- a in Honor license; to distribute it pannot fie deliVei-'etteto.---custorn---
-teheeetrcalandi.ais
scene diiringtoheitohrlo,we
eight '.6cifi,1' easn!, ioving. ,, rna'A.ii Seaforth. Theo1e license ers. Only Milk delivered is" that
ie
HonOrs'lGo now in, Seaforth- 'is' .that of Maple Proces,sed by Maple -Leaf 1),hiry.
daY. at noon. :;., - ,, ; - , Leaf Dairy, who also •Serves'Bruce, ":-,\The - hearing waSTattericled bY
'The fire was found to be caused v., rzi;c1‘ • field and Dublin. The application: Pete Simpson Con Eckert ' and
by two- electrical...lines- that had ', lk.‘"7' '‘..' r c , I :
II 11 ii : Frank Reynolds, representing local
milk producers; Harvey Travis, of
been blowtowne.bYrethe storm. . - - •-. , --7.-- ,-;
:` " '' ' . ' - ' '
Maple- Leaf-M.11'Y; Roy -,Consires; of
PUC employees had the damaged- --God-erich --rinks -were-tsuccessful
wirers replaced within, a, ev,,, wine, in, three of , the -four top. events at Cousins' Dairy Limited; E. Stan-
ley, of Exeter. Dairye_and,,Conneil-
tites, restoring power to the north; the mixed doubles tournament held
lor Je. A. 'Baldwin, of .SeafOrfE- = '
„west _cOmereofetoven r. - - , - -..,-----. -in. - Seafor-thridaY-evening--- The-
' •'; ' - , , ' doubles were sponsored by the Sea- Mr. --Baldwin indicated that Sea-
.Baelnig ,Club. forth council was conce,riled only
'ieltkiteA cluring,:the past •
summer, these, Dhf,ItO diSblaY7 &011ie of the talent that mill take part
in Sattrday's swintining meet. 'Swim_ melt will eompete in .a rvarietY,
corripetitions at the afternoeneVent, The -pictures; taken at the '
:swine Meet last year, 'include 'Judy Crieli,'i CeriMe r„Eckert, ,Linda
Towel], and. Benny =Lansink; ,and in the foreground Cathie ,Eckert,
about. to 'dive into' the Pool. :'caliglit inasVir-a-M-xli-ker.`T-po,Se--4-4§ 'Bob
;Dins'fri.Ofe••••:While•••paul_.)3eattie,•20: ‘Jack"..Whitelr.,-.11Web4rtz,„
,Seaforth ntams.-drul,bcd the
Mitchell nine; 14s5" here- ' Fridays
night -in the firSt game of thebe t
othree series' .of the WOAA Baie, •
•
es
orce ex
a
, ;,. , 7-•
Locc!i.,::Propeefies- Mr: Land -Mrs. MeLaren, Gede:: ,M- the extent ,that nIlil. would 'cOre
tam "C". championShip., .The sec-
ond"game -is scheduled for Thurs-
day -night a Mitchell.„.:If.a third ,
game 15 -necessary' it wili be 'pia
ed in Seaforth, probably Friday
'*Mitchell 'stetted:out ,in the first.
-inning:::with two t'hits, one_14. three
-bagger by Elliott; -.to ,tally:77oneerune
In „Seafottli's half • of the: first- the
locals went-. to -.--teWii-TOIT'Thrtier',-
Mitchell' pitcher-,,--collecting,....eight,
runs on six hits. ''J. .RatterSori. and
B. Dale Slammed: "-•two•. '"tWo-baSe
hits ,,-- and Bill Campbell...'. -Caine
through-witha,:eircuit• ••:elont, tcltiv.,-
ing,in:tWo, runners hlieid.:OfThini.:
--- ...- Mitehell caine baCk_inithe;;s,edorici
, frame 'with two ,,rtiris.:,anct.. held thw
-•z•-ideals off the score4heet-',, '-Start-
,,..., •,,itg, the third -inifingejlie„:•Visitors
added anetheretintliii,4A7'.tOtal.of
four; but the 1060s in their: half;
carne-baek to-- add six:' more runs:-
IVIitcliell used e three .piteliers to
I quell the fire, and Seaforth failed to
1: add any 'more. ' Mitchell -managed,
- to add another run in the fourth.
for, a -total of 'five rfins,-,:---4- :-,----.----
Mitchell ,.. . , . ....,.. 1.21 . 1 OH:- 5.. 5 3
Seaforth ..1......,,. O.0 6, O. x=14,10' 3
, _ - . _ ,. .....
Hatters -Mitchell,. Tui.ner,. Nelliii
3td,'. Warren;' 'Seafortli: Tara' Dick
and' Jitriniy.,Diek.' ' • ''..
,there fendeney7te;:eise:
:the product of other prodne„eri'
nearer -where processing is don.
Council took no, d,ecision. as
whether a representative vimil
appear before the Milk Boardie.
adopted instead a, Sii,gget-
Councillor Baldwin tbatqfce
trial Committee meet with the',
'amen and determine on a co
of aetion. "
Car is Damaged_
'he town's, in agents',
be- asked in determine liability a:
gour, Goderich, tool second. Third same time vprovide.b'etter prQteC- would -continue to have an outlet to' a car parked on IVIain 'Street'
hang°, HandS' the event. Mr: and' Mrs. St- find it' as eeormmical and et *the arid that Seafortli area 'producers a result of damage which was•done-
eaf th uld t ue to e ocesse in e ,
Thealoadveirotisfrinognt,siogfnthl:,c;tzte
The resi en e of the aM lel s „
prize went to a rink front Mitchell, tion by employhig a third con,table eir pro uc
Non
George D...'FerguSon on James St. "" rst us ini•••• na fa time, as to employ a part-time
has" been sold to George Addiseri ize went to Mrandconstable•was suagested as coun sCg-fitieesTliviea's'mhibaNtytner°W-raSs°Icilarea7Zrar
oi Hullett, who takes fmme ia e gave approval to the appomt- couneirs- - attention - Douglas
possession. • Seaforth rinks cmnpeting were inentto
4_,...Andrew_caide.r, as part --
rich, Walic.ed oft with toP,'..honoTs' in: Possibility that S or wo l• Pr a
'Scott,. „.,v1falsaid,'.•that, his , cah. sufe
The., Weiland:residence in Ege skiliTed '' 133r - 'Eric • 1Yre.Cue; ' !Tak., tiCOnstableTher,Sday-inight.zon,
MaiHerce-A-t-thetheginatit -6f'--1959.
,APPOintanent of 'A, part-time" ceri- IS•i:,,iripo'd„i,,,,-4.;,§...,,,,74.:i±4n„-t,ibto,ce:
Baldwin ;aid :the-Siiei '
sitle,ratitgi' l' be",•givexi.,three:
Stab-le-tb-ecarrie-necesSary-toepet-niit__ had -been ' erected -bye -a ernanufac--e,-7-e-
tine- 'oft.-forlc.the-;present tem -man- ;."; . - :-.p 1)1 e .. '6"
foree.. CeriStable. Calder was -.ern. 11.ierget '' ::',aiii)df()r-tTilaclf ' since iti w'i?'-°'iociii-
i-goyeti...7pti.. the..basis Of two...12-,honte 'the 'Post. Office .lawn perhaps the
shiftsat $0';:a.Week::.,Additional:re,•
- Federal.GOYerintent would be re.' .
e cy -Calls are
' 'ether:hand,. was • Of -the oPieion.-that ''•
,,,...
'on; the ' basis ef . 1,1 0(3 an hour. •••
, „Reporting.' to council, Chid El-
'13nn:-,'stiti.4en-.•17tOn..‘.7.,:•WrrirS1,'1.-7:171-1"?-4-e....Idn''4-.1113;;:.
'*tovirerril; jaTetrilitre.:1,VP161.Weeijr-1:°:hilitlid°'
'-adliyali-,-.aligli.:terLiii."g'.1.:tiltalls;a66;7z.e.414-ill'ellig
been. berehadfOtita,lie....Wai'lreeetv-,
ing: exceltei_Litss)APeratien4-•i,,XheLPo7:- tigtti*.thelociwn:i ..sera:Vnfari701c.,,g , iir,..6... ,,,,. irapar: 7,
lice- carAraVelle&t,•50,--milltir.,-;
jr,ig iT1,11Y.:.:',It..iLaSeraged.1.851.1-iiiles:to
monclyille has been sold to 'Frank
thitited. by Board,
Dot, ;of---HoSpital---
. ,
-m are' Expenditures
it u
With seven months of the year, yealed at council thutsoay.
r,o-ne by, -Seaforth. has expen.cled In a report prepared by
Treas-
approximaiely $34,800.00, against 'fret' D. H. Wilson the standing of
total estimated expenditures for the eXpenditures 'by each of the
Am full year of $52,200, it was ,re- cornmittees was indicated, - -
Estimates Expended to .
For -195& 31, 1058 Balance
Property $ 7,004,00 $ 3,705.00 3,295,00
Grants " 6,000.00 8,250.00 '
Insurance -------------------------------------------1,500.06 100.00
Relief 3,300.00 1406,00 1,900.00
Scavenging 1,800,00 985.00 ' 815.00
Disposal Plant 1,500.00 835.00 665.00
Streets. . ... . . .. . .. 18,000.00 11,695..00 6,305,00
Fire ' 0,000.00 677.00 _ 1,323.0
7,655.00 - 3,145,00
230.90 70,00
Pollee 10,800:00
, ,
• park . .... . ...... 300.00 -
• .
HED DESTRUCTI
VIEW OF FAI
Faced with-the-neetrot `a. buad-
,,,itig-tp house cattle at the 113th an-
- nual Seaforth Fall:rail-1 the society
left.the matter in the bands. of the
'property committee under 'lames'
M. Scott, to take necessary steps.
Need for, the blinding arose when
-the north cattle shed was burned.
in a recent fire.
Meeting :at the TOWn Hall Thurs-
day night, the board of'. direttors
expressed hope tlia.t, a teinPorary
arrangement could be made -for this
:year, withplans for' a latterr more
elaborate building before the 1950
With the loss in. the Same.fire of
pl$ pens4`psed at the fair, the
awiti6.,colnitittP3 are being asked
WSTO
WREMENTS
to -76-Oi-itiet-gita'fair-^beirdi 'With
the hope that pens can be 'borrow-
ed fel- this year's fair on Thursday
and Friday, September 18 -and 19.
Walton.. out
Nal/led For ,.Tour
A,corrituittee WaS named to Meet
with`Seaforth Police Chief E. Thrt-
chisou, regarding laying of charg-
-es --nOtinE
,
Flick: "My Wife is always ask-
ing for Monty, it's two tlollars yes-
terday, and fit& dollars Mtlay and
three dollars tomorrow --alwayS
money, Money, inoney!"
Stnith does she do'With
it all?"
Flick: "I don't know. fhaven't
given her atiy 'yeti"
Robert W. Campbell, , well-known
McKillop fanner and .president of
Seaforth Farmers Co -Operative' and
-
-0V, the Seaforth :•Agricultural.,• -So-
ciety, • who suffered. injuries last
Welt: When, b'li.difd'•s-trifek • hini--"eff
the head, was released from hes-
pital• over the. weekend' •
_Ehe'accident. occtirrech as Mre
Carripbell Was- assisting in thresh.,
ing ;tin' farin of 'Ken t-SteWart,e
,
:Boyd taYlor; sen of Mr. and,
Kenneth Taylor, 3,', Walton,
leaves, next. Sunday to attend'. a
three4lay,,internatiOnai dotiVerition-
Pennsylvania' State', Universitr.
Ile was awarded a travelling schol-
arship by the'Ontario junior Farm-
ers' AsseciatiOn to representAhein
as their sole delegate at thiS•Agri•
'cultural Institute, for -C�-operators. :
A sideline' trip Wilt Include.ViSits-
to Washington, D.C., . and New York
State 'College ,a
ChriSti,e
7-0-ut-oftown rinks ..were 'skipped
-by.v7Godericiff- Bisset; BarriS;;Mc.
Leod; aker.;•,:nt aechler5 ••• -Heitman,:
Sale,:,ToWnsend;:' Stratford: Atkins,
Moffatt; .clinfon.',GraY,-.COlclongh
and: Nott----TaYistock: • Zirnffiernian.
,
Seaforth
Leaves 218;8.26
- Rey Sproa,t,- former, 'Sefifbrth
resident and chairman of -the bloOde
donoriidiviSion the Ontario .Red
Cross' during World War- II, left
art estate valued at 018,026, his
will disclosed in:Toronto last week.
gproat died jithe 1.b at his
home on Bayview Ave:,,York 1VIills.
Prior to his retirement in 1936,-: he
was associated with the legal firm
&Millar and Hunter. • "
In this capacity; he was an ex-.
edutor, of the famotts Charles Mil-
lar "stork derby''. -
—EnnrilTS'egortlf,' he was presi-
dent of the men's,' curling club, at
the SeignorY " Club, ,Montebello,
Que., at tlfe time of his. death, „Ile
was also 4 member lof the Granite
giub. -
Sole beneficiarie§ inc his wife,
the fernier, KatherMe: Hanna; a
son, John, Ottawa, . and ea daugh-
ter, 1Vlargaret, Toronto. • -
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NEWS OF KIPPEN:
Band Plans,
77,7
cal Pro eciiin
Nexte-Tuesday evening :Seaforth
ghlanders Band JAR entertain,
the' citizens with-,;Serne extra -talent:.
As part of the final concert of -the
summer serreS,,,• Clarence Petrie
and his, NighthawkS,. of,Stratford',
will supply Several iinnihers
prograrri... '
The local band- Will. also. enter-
tain :with Waltzes, QVortures$ and
• .The_ :Highlanders; under Band-
master- Lyle Haininond, :presented
arconcert Tuesday ,evening 'Vic-
toria Park: The progr'ain included
Iwo overtures- and :Other,, selections
by -:the lpeal group. •
'
Honor Teacher;
Goes. To Germany
lief vitork or en' rgen
sponsible. Reeve Scents, „on the
Friends `arid, neighbors. of 2iVlis§
Alplionsine, Meagher, honored her
Saturday night. The group gather
ed •.at, the hOrne -Of Mrs: .lesePh
lVIc-
CQnnelLand presented Miss. Meag-
her with a 'gift, „ •
MiS Meagher:. datighter of Mr
•and Mrs. ..iolni-Meagher,r,Seafortli,.
leaves this 'Week .for . Heiner; oer-
inartY, vheteHshe-will -teackat an
Atm -Base fbethe .next,two': years..
the gallon of gasoline. ' ,ents "'he said A„,
. During the month the department The Clerk is to refer the Matter
investigated 22 complaints. One tothe agents and report the acci ^
i —
chArge was laid under the criminal
code', and six under the highway Sidewalk Work Completed _
,
traffic act - fliiiiidfed7-gqttare,` Yards
P,Olike in their' nightly patrols
beus,ctior_etst
s 1, Fox
s_p_ piac- ic- , ANDREW CALDER was ap- ofeasridewCoulkneilillaovie-'-sbceoettn Hlaaidlikiibirks.,
pointed a Police constable by chairman of the tree Committee,
c:11 1712. ttliane-dd:roahoceit'Yse d0 ' as 2answered
funeralst---Two- aceidents were in-
riStiiemnagf:'1:bHtilaesi:CSW,6111-utilocs-ierlivWflieeavonendaraYegpueavir:tr----- '.tre'oedli: icitbeCt5-7a-aerrisi?;••11414oynee;:rhi chWhich' wa a-- had been
!Onl-
y: ideaP.5. tthijoigen"f tliii-adui,t. caellnoic;I:)siit°1:1:irrea:xt ipnthrneesh?es'e dhraaePdpPorrreet -: " nlan°c11111150ell ds' a4,c)yii t. ' h e; 1°., r c„ Er. on leave • ' ..- $c5o2tinwcai Is teb.hant ring°, ctih e*erl *re gaibticwiraistl)died-
gc:a'svilendde'yfsrooanlieatoiliwminsp' rfosotiraeeffinmeannt•Hmarioglhd; - stria, ek ::::, a. s .. p a s s i mg. rdea eigedi ineatt: it: spitea3ni dtPh:etrhocriphtsral 8yearoemhst1si:le .? , iivse130t, rorl isa:tdye. et r, a;cP,oetPi n1:1 rel.'
111.11.7geefimeeentetds as
they
t3epPlhyohoe ' tahTe-
Ile sug- Acci entiniures
Former, .Resident' ra
. veiling threugh -an area which
, . .
' allied, he said, that', cars Were ••="
police department,.
was ' leaving his,,Own car Mon- qice the Seaforth Shoes- site., , M a
vehicle as is proposed.as a new street to ser. .
The Tri -County Youth For Christ
. ,
held a chfclten barbecue, ... on, tite
...
lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Flzra Mous-
I• 7
.SeaU; Kippen,..' Saturday- evening,
, . . _
with 1,35 present from Exeter, Kip -
pen, Seaforth, Bayfield,'Wingharri,
Clinton, Cliffordiand T'aislefSr.. Mr.
Joe Baker, of Wnighain Tri -Coun-
ty• Youth For "plfriST director, was
,
master of ceremonies. nev,„ Arin-
and, Wright, of Guelph,' addressed
the group, .choosing for his, mes-
sage, "HOW TO Be a 'Successful
Christian," a- message directed for
the young people. . - - • • `
' A ' WO from Guelph entertained.
*With -Several musicarseleetiOns- Orr
the accordion guitar and violin. In
charge of cooking the 135 Chicken
halves were Edgar dudmore,
Bruce Perty, agricUltUraI sciencel
teacher at 'RIDES, Exeter; tiii
Elzar Mousseatir. A SOciat ,hoUr
rounded out a mint delightful' eve-
ning. ,,„, •
Miss Wilma Jaekseri is spending
a Week with„MisS Linda Ball, of
dodericli.; .
Miss ...Twice: Hood is vacationing
two weeks London with; her,
Consul, Diane perkinS. -
Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs:.
Roberts' and faintly ,triludect:
Mrs. G.: Proctorj,Itathleeifand Linz'
da, of: Covina; California; Mr.' a0,'
Mrs,j1-1,'RaWlings, Montreal, Qd:J.';
Hobbs,.
Of LoirdOir,-' '
•Mrs., Cliff„Wat§On; Centralia, aird
daughter, :WA*, erriebrier, and
Jeff, of-, Pp4rhill;" gPerit- Tuesday
afterneoti With , and 1V1i. Grid-
talt: and friends :tiliels-vilInge,7,-.
.1 Mr. Marshall: Stewart, of "'Sea,:
Pet12, arid his. uncle, Mr.:Sam Cud -
Mere,' ViSite-d-friendrirthe-village-
On Saturday, , • •,
On Sunday merning 19i4 Model
car: belonging to • Kenneth McLel-
lan Was stolen.on No. 4-gighWaY
at Rippen. Was retaveredr Mon;
day abandoned near Dryadale 011
the Bind Water HighWay.
„Would the people living, in ithe
KiPperi arca kindly Phone 'int any
guests er news ,to Kippen cOrreS-
,Pondent.,: Mrs. tong, Hensall 994
• Mr. 'and Mrs': Andre . Garneau
and daughters, who resided the
past fivernonths in gr. Cutimore's
house, ' moved rriday to their •own
1
-home in Clinton. • -
Mr: ,and Mrs,. Tohi IVItuiroe left.
gaturdar for a trlp by ;plane -td
:California; -Mr, and Mrs - John
Delti'deeOuiPanied thein to Detroit
where they, started,..their jMuney:
'Mr., Robert. Copper is spending a.,
few days in -Caro, Miehigan;,With
his son-in-law '.end -daughter, Mr.
-and MrS,_ Grant love. '
'Mr., and Mrs.- Eniorson
Kyle at-
tended 4 Tglailypicnic at Bayfield
Mr, and
with, ITh'. Lloyd and
MI5's Ella Dowson, of.near Varna,
IViaSter Donnie Pepper, 'of Sarnia,
spent the past two .Weeks With his
aunt and and melt, Mr. and Mrs. gth-
.art Pepper, Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Pepper spending :the weekend,
their ton returning, lionie With his
parents.,
•
C1111111,,,E$ B. STEW has
been proinOted. to assistant'
general;manager of the-. Toron-
to -stOre of the Robert Simpson
--7.4.0p_panyl..14iniited,- Tis- -
'trounced by .G. lo.Bittion,
, president and managing direc.
tor of. .Siippsons;
Stewart, who was torn in Sea- .
forth, is the son of 'Mr.- and
Mrs. Harry Stewart. He starQ,
ed.- with 'Sirapson't Montreal :
,StOre in -1.9a6 and' has - 'bad eX-
_tettive; Merchandisingl experi-' •
,etiee with the- COnipanyT. He"-
becante laShion supervisor' in,
Montreal in 1945 and assistant
- to the general manager a year
_later. Ile was appointed titan.
• ager of ' the Halifax store in
190 and ;for the past lour years'
•
has • been Manager or,Sitnp-
, son's European buying offices
• in London England,
day evening, Arthur F.- Ednunds result Substantial quantities' of
of Gananeette, suffered a shastereci dust were creating a problem m
hip. Ile is a patient in Kingston, -the area. • ' •
General Hospital, ind will be con-- ..The, weed inspector is,' to investi.
fined there -for some ,weeks. gate ' weeds , which were growing
Mr. 'Edmunds, -who is manager"- arthe-Dritario Textile Plant, at the -
of the Toronto -Do -minion 'Bank in Corner .of Jarvis. •and " Market St's',
Gananotfue, was about • to ,, enter' when''Mayor Christie pointed out
the- bank when the_aceident occur:. that.the -matter, had been drawn to
red., A brother of MrS. P. Kling, Ids %attention. He said that the
,
Seaforth, hie wife' is. the former county weed inspector had been in
Janette Flimigan, daughter of 'Mr. town a cfakx or, two 'ago- and , had
and Mrs; W: J. Finnigan, of tg- commended town officials for the
mondville. ' way in which - Weeds had been •
, • • - ^ brought under control througholit
Town Clerk is' C)n Reporting for, the fire arid water
the town generally."'
. committee, Councillor -Thorpe
Riv-
Annua noilaavs ers said that additibnal raincoats
.!! had been purchased for the lige- 0
D. H. Wilson, Seaforth Clerk; is the brigade. lteeve-,$coins suggest4, ,
on annual, holidays during the last ,ed that .aetien,: be taken so that'
two weeks in Augtitt. ' During the when the 'brigade attended at fires -V.
holiday period the clerk's office in the tlistrict. arrangements were
will be open four afternoons a week made to see that there was.nO sec, '
;--Monday;,, Tuesday, Thuisd_ay, and 011(1 outbreak, Ile felt thiS should
Friday, with Mrs., Amy, Horne in not be the'responsibility of the Sea.-
charge,- forth brigade, but rather of the
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson ate spend. township.* whielr the brigade,was
hag the holidays in Detroit.. (Continued on Page 4).
tKILLOP -LAD 3' INJURE
AS- AUTO RUNS DOWN. INCLINE -
•
Three-year-old John belarieY;
RR 1, Dalin, was discharged
from : geott Memorial•gosital,
forth,: on -Tuesday:- the lad, Son
of Mr. and • Mrs.: James Delaney,
was hospitalized „Sunday when a
parked :cat rolled oyer bin); on his
father's farm.•
. As Mr. Delaney Was taking his
.eattle .10 pasture ,'BUnday evening,
he Vtas,..followed by hi§ wife and
son ina ear, Mit Delaney stop-
ped and left 'the vehicle to open
07*
a gate for her imsband. • Mie latd
also left the vehicle., The ear•was,
parked on a slight :enalaftkment
and started to 'ton hankards. The
left front. wheel-paiised 'over •the
three-year-ohl's
Taken ;to Scott Ileinorial, Map&
tai, it Was found he bad' suffered
three- broken 'ribs and peSilble• in-
ternal injuries. His otat1ift..14
now: considered' satisfee
PC John McDoWell;
Sea -
forth detachment of the
vestigated,-the incidbnt., '