The Huron Expositor, 1958-09-05, Page 1NinetY -Ninth Year
Whole Number 4726
.AwardBursaries
500 to
a ue
SEAFORTA ONTARIO
SEPTE1VIBER 5, 1958
• Single "Copies, 5 Oen
.50 a 'Year m Advan
-'- Dominion= Provmend bursariese
valued at $2,500; have been' award,
- ed pupils of Seaforth District High
School, it ' was announced this
week _hy-Princinal L. P. Piture
Heading those receiving busar-
• leg' are four graduates who will at-
• tend Uniieraity .cif -,.-Western- -On-
tario. The four -Charles F. 1Vlac-
Gregor, Marilyn A. Riley, Ken-
' meth R.ThoniPson, and•Joan F.
• Dalton -each receive --8500.
A teachers' college bursary, va-
lued at $250, was awarded Clem
Steffler, while •'secondary , school
bursaries of $100, each go to •Roy
• Durigey, Howard W. James and J.
Douglas Jamieson. ,
- Proposal to provide Street
lights in Harpeirhey• Was abandon, -
ed Tuesday night by Tuekersmith
Council, _ when eoundir,learned '18
-tepayer.4-veretnriTI6sb:itri7-a5LIZIlin.;-
pared. to six • who Were in -f or Of
the project. '
en
•
Miss :Pat Leyell pretty '17-Year-
aeld „Kippengirt,shwas "herOwned.
`.'Misssh'GrandeBenclannila_y.
She. was '• Chosen :.frOrii 15'','eontest-.
,g ore ea crew of
eensewho,„
Casino for the annual:,Labor
Day. celebrations.
, ,
The- program, usually held- or
the , beach, was forded :,:inSiele bY
inclement: Weather. and Cold- tem.=
perattirese The mean temperature•
--fer the da -y, a 1.OW- 55.5 degrees,
' :was the loWest„fOr.Labor-Day,since1951..
Thedford;as
unner-up- and Miss Sharon
:Swartz,. WarrenMich., was.. third:
gam the right to enter"
the Miss'.0iitario beauty contestain
:Windsor this Week-. .2.: •
The firSt, 10 -Prize , Winners were
Presented With .bathing suits First,
Seeend, and third prizes were 50,
• $2.51,,Arid-.05.ie-and-htliehnexterseyen-
..competitdra 'received
The Grand Bend Chamber of
Comnierce and . Grand Bend Mete
'CliantS• sponsbred the affair. • -. •
_.:HospitalAuxiliary
-Plans -Fa. Meet
First:fallhneeting of the Women's
-Hospital- Auxiliary will held
----Tuesday evening: -The-meeting: will
•-get underway at $:15 in the nurs;...-
es' residence. The executive hope.
for a good -turnout for this, open-
' ing..meeting of the. fall. season.
The inStallatieri, .requested by a
petition filed with ,council earlier
was not -favored by :a•,'InajoritY ;of
the rafepayere .affeeted2-aecording
:,f6:-=sbtikes-men-4or
whb attended the meeting._ ,
_ ,
,Clerk E. P. Chesney ,told the
'meeting ,oaterio Hydre, had esti-
mated installation of 13 enclosed
b
directional type.' lights 0uicost
V to e -$1,540 and said this would' raise
' -.1 '•the tax rate of ratePayers concern
•
ed by 13.1 mills. In addition --main-
row Pieaser
u , ,. , , ,. year. Radial hwahe tYpe lights.
tenancee wetild - dost - 1.5-hmillsh a
'' would" _cost $1,250,• or 10.5 "'mills,
Wrestling at its best can be se:Cu , and I Annual maintenance would ,be -
in , Se afortli 'Arena next Wednesday' additional, --,,H," .. . ,,-, . ., , .., •
night. e-Seaforth ComibunitY een- Coun,cil,agreed to abide with the
sire_ Board, 'along with Harnilion, ratepayers",decision. A number :of
preffrotea,_ Jack, Wentworth:. have Harpurhey ratepayers attended the
lined op aiTexeelleill Card for , the meeting. a
night. There willbe, feel.' matches. Tuclersmith municipai council
. The main bent, best. two Out of --
in the, Tbage• Hall, Seaforth,
' • ,
bring.',Itegether -anernherShWere,present
--Attendance-at ,the-SeafortfiLLions -
P70:Iort: r _11-Pitar,119,e0,t,h1riot:_in.;:tvehet:rsievi,euini:keb:d dt_thnhal-:
ing the peat summer as ;as' .cortMar.,
ed for the season •on Monday:,
ed to, pre:vious year. The pool dos-
ed
was open,- asearding to- records
maintained by -ROD Ennis, pool
supervisor,• and his staff., The
highest attendance was on :Mon-
day;_July 7, when 613 bather Wpre
in the pool. The Pool opened June
14, and was .open: total' of 4911/2'
hOurs. during the I season, -as col -n-
il -lied' to ' 3631/2 hours ,cluring the
preceeding year.
During the ' swimming ", sea on a
Series of ciaSses was held for be-
ginners
-
- _
ginners which, more than 200 chil-
dren -received 'instruction. In addi-
'tiOn to thiS,-dtiring July.a class, for
adult beginners waheld two eve-
nings -each week, witti-18..enrelled.
,During the slimmer 429 ehildren
eld season's tickets.
--At the. -same time -the, pool vvas
creating...newrecords • interest in
the park continued at a high leve17
Plehics 'from a wide area nsecl the
MISS -GikET,As'IlToOMP'SON;' 'for mere the:Tr ,fifty . Years Sea -a- Tennessee- wrestler- and, a Prince and, ReeVe Ivan: -.„-„tyTeT§Wed:
„forth Librarian; "retired'. this week because - 'of ill 'health: She is 'Edward' Island inat-; -math:-. Frank 1Jer Stanlekh and Schoeaals,.
being ,Suededded•-by Mrs. • G.- 'A. Wright. Miss ThOrnpSoti -'Scotty" ,Thonipsort, . a t' g the Clinton Coinirturi-
.e nine in an a4v,is.ory capacity.
pori-cethr -the wrestling btisineSs- --u&-o_utlined-their:eteeda,-
er ..from', Kingsport, Tenn., is. no:t_iiy Pooh attende
-d the
• having - been in the game for 12 With regard td,cempletion of the
.,years. --Scotty. haSheome.tbabe',ea13- ' „
ed -the ,hWindinill"' hTliehFlYinelj$.2-4)!h,odp
Se,eferth librarian for more than
50 years, ',Miss Greta- Thompson:
retired- from -•-that- Post_thls week..
Her resignation - made necessary
by _ :healthr-lwaS '..aceepted,With.-
regret by the 'board of Carnegie
,Library, at a Meeting_ Tuesdaf
.right: She: will continue :,-serve
in an, 'advisory 'capaCitYIL -
Named to stteceedeMiss Thnhipe
.13n; WaS' Mrs: G. A; 'Wright -Mrs.
Wright=-,lias. been as.sisting in the
"library 'for.' some -morithe:-
Miss-Therepson became librarian'
September 17, 1907, -following in the
lootSteria el:Other,: who had
eeetiPied7tlieh' Pbsition-htintil , his
d.eath; During her Career es -lib-
rarian,: the 'present. .Carriegie'fib-
,r1.-ik:WaSthereateda--..:,-Ts-..e.-,-- e: .
The board disetissecl Jiability hte,
surance., at ;length and passed a.
metier' .-have,, this hisurance
-brouglif:into effect. At the sarne
tiMe; -secretary etee a s tirer :. Mrs..
Joseph .,111cCoanell-"wai instructed:
to". apply to the Workmen's: Coin.:
pertsation Board for coverage on,
- '
cor s
wim
Thirteen records were broken at
_
the recent swimming meet at Sea -
forth Lions Pool. The Lrecords
. were set over the • previous two
' , Reciire:hoIders in the three
years the new pool ha S been op-
erating -follow:: -
Beginners •
'Thirty feet free style,. Larry Me-
, 0:10,1, seconds; "1957:
Twenty feet 'back stroke,' Larry
/vIctlwain, 0:6.1, seconds, 1957.
'
Forty-five. feet - walking race,
Mary Eckert, 0i1.1.4-econds, 1957.
.Jelly " fish float, Cheryl Moore,
.0:15.7 seconds, 1956.
Jimior "Girls
Forty-five feet' free style, Ked:
' &a Moore, 0:11,8 seconds, 1957.
Cheryl Moore,
` feet back stroke,
Cheryl Moore, 0:13.7 seconds, 1957.
One - hundred feet free style,
Kendra Moore, - 0:32.2 4, seconds,
Walking backward race, 45 ieet,
Kendra Moore„, 13:3 seconds,
Forty-five feet kickboard raee,
Kendra Moore, 0:17.6 , seconds,
, 'Junior Boys ,
. • , .
Forty-five feet free .style; Benny
Maier, 0:90. seconds,4956,
' Forty-five _feet,baak,streke,, Ben-
liy.,Akker, 0:11.0 seconds; , .1956.
• . FOrty-five.,_ feet - Walking hack,
:wards race Ken ;Devereaux,; 0:12.1
. seconds, 1957, •
Forty-five , feet ,kickboard hrace,
--Benny Akker, 0:11.8 seconds, 1956.,
One hundred feelaree 'style; Ken
Devereaux, 0:28.3 seconds, 1957. ,
„ .
Intermediate Girls
-
One hundred feet': trie----stYle, Joan
030.0 seconds, 1958.
One, hundred feet back stroke,
Phyllis Bryans, 0:33.3 seconds,
One hundred feet breast 'stroke,
Phyllis 13ryans, .0:88,5 setonds,
1957.
Forty-five feet butterfly breast
stroke, Corinne Smith, '0:11.4 sec-
6ncTs; 1956:7
One hundred and thirty-five feet
medley, Pearn McLean,- 6:52.2 sec-
onds, 1956.
Plunge for distance, Elaine Eck-
ert,. 35' 3P, 1958. ,
'Torty-five feet kickboard race,
Margaret Maloney, 14. seconds,
6x45. feet retrieving Medley, Bon-
tiie 1:49.0 setoprls, 1950.
lntermediate Boys
" One hundred feet free Style, Ben.
, ,-
ny ,Akker, '.0:20.4 seconds, 1958. .
: One hundred. feet beck atrOke„,
Bob Dinsmore, • 0:26.8. Secends,
, One hundred, feet breast stroke,
Benny ,Alder, 0:31.5 ,seconds, 1955;
' Torty=five, feet '. butterfly. breast
strokes Bob- eDinsineree -0 :108.- • sec-?-
' 3ic45 feet 'rnedleY,:e'To1n. 'Dick,`
0:39.6 ,seconds, , 1956, , -
Plunge for. distance, Bob Dins -
Mere; 36'' 1957. ;'
•
Forty-five feet ,.kickboarcl 'race;
Hob., Dinsmore, . 042.5 : seconds,'
library employees. lVfeefing was
ehaired by Miss M. E. Turnbull,
altraadhof the, beard •
•
_
unior Farmers
Plan H4Jron Events
For 1 tYectr
A specLl meeting of the Flueon
County Junior Farmers executive;
to dealwith., plans for •the., tenth
anniverSary, was heldin' the.-agri-
cultiiral office board roonis;Clid-
ton Approximately ,1500. invita-
tions willbehSentrouttosinvite.past
and present Members. to the -Oct.
4th and 5th event. h
-The.celebration gets , underway
with :chicken :barbecue. from '5
to 8 p.m. at. the Seaferth -agricul-
:
tural grounds., eit October 4. Tick-
ets .go *on sale ,..early in 'September
and rnay be purchased from anY
Junior . Fernier Member in the-
connty. A -VarietYprograiii-is-sche.
Aided froni 8 p.m. to 9. p,rin-'• fol-
-lowed.bYTdareineir the.-Seafo,rth
Ginn -turd y Centre.- . -
On Sunday ,everiing' Octebet ,,5
. 6x45 feet retrieving race, 13enny
Akker, 1:37.4 seconds, 1958.
Senior Ghia "e • •
' Two hundred feet free stYle, Mar-
ion -MeLlwaill;'1-,.0.2 seconds, 1956.
One •,hundred . feet" free 'sty -le,'
Cathie _Eckert (first year), 031.5
'seconds,- 1958.
One. hundred feet back' stroke,
Judy .Crich, 0:30.4 seconds, 1957. -
One hundred _feet breast stroke,
Marion 1VIeLlwain, 0:33.6 seconds,
One hundred feet bUtterfly breast'
Stroke, Marion 'McLlweiri, 0:32.1
(Continued on Page '8) '
.a .,church serViee is to be hold in
Ontario• Street United ;Church,
"Clinton; with Padre :Young, of the
0.e t a rio Agricultural ,College,
G.u.e.ph,t, as geeSt ,speaker, 'A .fire-
side service; held after:the-.7chui-eh
service, will bring the anniversary:
celebrations to a cloSe.
, Miss MarilYn Marshall, editor:of
the_ Tenth_AnniVeisary,Year..Book,
reported -the material is now be
ing,:edited and. 10 going' to presah
The baoke, eovering the history bf'
the- six c1ifb in the county, varieus-
Cuddy; events ,and, containing pic-
tures,should make, it well worth
a dollar.. • •
,Se:otclainati7. 'Ile: lie's to',..play -"it 1 The , reeve and elee.,-mkere auth-
Straight, ,:and - above -board,' but ' if
he has. to -, he .can a throw .o Pretty' erized to, apply",±01-240,tiiiti subsidy
he exPenditeres;.frcon.., Jan..
;fair . left hook, -'• and haS-:,one: of fhe 1; to August 31,195.„ ,
_Ilianin0ay.
4raes,,t`':7411,b.:6.1,.:P*a.4.!,,,,111:-'the .,:'' .mat .Countell-(.PasSeti- •''a:.,:by'law Meer-
,' i)orating. the. 13ilieefield Fire.. Dee,
' Ile will fade- :"Logger" '-'1VIelflorie partmeriteinto i.,,a,-,.nitinihipal,,fire de -
ale.,,.. "Logger",h:at.:215.-pOtind,Sals partinenta %he,,, -ownership- of ,.wiiieh
_all Mae -••,:yak tall.„0"...:.3.t..., grappler _he will . he jointly ; Vested, in the: Tewn- .
is' "juSti,what you,.. Wciiild , expect to Ships . or Stariley:"....andhaTtgkeis.mi'the,
NEWS OF WALTON'
0
HURON 14E14 NEWS
(3y- Dan Rose)
Harvesting is about 85, per cent
completed throughout -the countY,
and excellent yields have teed ree
corded. 'I'he white bean harvest
is commencing and several -Edda
have been combined in the area
along Lake Huron. Some blight is
appearing on the pods of the beans,
although -it r' is not too serious as
yet. Rust is also appearing:- r •
Man' farmers are taking off
second -cut hay; however, most of
the crop Is quite short ,
•see-hcciiningeuteot a-"notth.el•if
.log-
ging • camp This big -fellow likes
the going roughehet_whenit denies'
to wrestling ..he can -match 'holds
with the best.For a bigarrien,.gc-:.
Donald ineves With the speed, and ,
gility: sir a cat and has the,jetirinirtg',
df a fdik."The fans are aIWaYs_stire_:
of iplenty Of :torrid actiOnhThelog,-
ger- ,00rnes. -.home". Charlettetewria.
Prince. Ed:Ward:Island..
Payment will be called on October
15; 1958, on Reetunulated repairs ,
to the Wallace DraM. '
Accounts passed included: dump,'
foX bounty,- $1;. hospitaliza-
tion, $101.12-,- advertising atrd- sup-
plies, $118.87; fire protection,. $144;
postage. $5; Salary- and allowance,
$234.48; income tax, $7.15; supple.,
_rnentary allowance, $25; roads,
$-2,..,546.57; grants; $50; -rebate bond
' Other features- of-: the-- big„ night cheques, $300: membership fees,
of grunt .afia ',groan c an.•be .found $60.
in an advertiseinent' on Page 8 ol Council- adjourned to meet Oct.
- • _
this issue. ' ' , 7, at 8 p.m.
NEWS OF' CON'STANCE
rv
ourt Constantine
,
The -1-,aiiif:Orifit__Colistantine of
.dclE,-will_lie...hoste_s_Shtte all inern-
bets -.61 the Canadian Order of Per -
resters of this district ata choreh
service held. at Constance United
Church on Sunday Sept 7 at 2:30
with ROv. Hussar, -of
'Chaplain -of High , Court COY; as
special: speaker, _All. members. will.
Meet At the • Forre:Sters' Hall at
2:15, to file, inorder tel,th,e.chtteeh,
headedby special:music and bainenerS: 'Several Member's, of the held
office,. Braritfordh_will' be in. at
„tend Mice dria a.,,geo.Vittendahee:10
.antioipateck ' ' „
MrandMrS, 'Wald .lewitt. and
-faMilY: visited -Sunday., WithhMis.-
Wynne,, of -.Forest, and With. "Mr-,
jeWitt'.a. mother. , -
Mr. ,And- Mrs, William Dale and
Laurel. attended the. Canadian -Na-,
tionalaExhibition at Toronto. h
School has, ,opened„'ancl. the 'fel,-
lowing' teachers fram:"Ifere, have:
,gone to their respective schools:.
Miss ' Muriel Dale; to -13rampten;'
yoinsse-iMmaraychWG1heygtoer„toiQF
G.it, eloOrlic4•MielhsS;
Mr, DbiiglAS tO ostwpod,
,Pear Woodstock., '
. Mr. arid Mrs.!, Earl Lawson ,re-
tuthed home after ,spending • holi-
dayS" at .Niagara ,Falls ancl Buffalo,
•attd,„ Mrs. .Ken .-PreszCatOr
a lid family...spent. the weekend. with
Mr.' and '1VIrg., Of ,Crediton,
Mrs.. Whiternalse is at - Present
visiting with friends in,LoMion.
, Miss Beulah Woods, who 13115
been -Visiting with Mr. anct.
_Clarence.Mentgorder:y-, ,left for her
horne.in Anderson, Indiana. Miss
Joy Montgomery, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Montgomery, left for
Anderson, Indiana, -along with Miss
Woods, -where She is goingto at-
tend Anderson College, and Theel-
,ogy, Sernieary in 'a -four-year
course , in Science. We /Wish joy
every success in her new. Course
'of studies.
Mrs. E. F. Warren, Lynda And
ef London, returned- home
afteresPending the past week holi-
daying' at the home of her par-
etits, Mr. and Ms. 'EAT' Lawson:
Visitors. on. _Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Preszcator and fare-
IlY; .Werer Mr .and mr.a•-• EPletl-
Pfa'ff• arid ' family, Mr:. and Mrs.
Charles Glamville, all of Crediton.
Master, Wayne Glanville, _ who was
spending holidays, returned home.
with his parents:
" Mr.., and Nil's. Rey Lawson, of
Seaforth, and • Mr. and Mrs. Nor:
Kiniat,criteWy isCitaeral Orf..
'and Mrs, 'Lorne Lawson.
,Mr. and -Mrs.. Borden. Brown;
,Joyee and Elaine attended: the
trown,'Watson and 'Moore'reunion,
at the Durham Park 'on.StindaY. '
. Mr. and- Mrs, W. Q. McMillan,
of London, visited - on Sunday With.
Mr. -and Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Dale and. Mr,: and
lOari Lawsoxl.'
:B�-wEto:
park-famlitesreaecording-to---the
'S-uPorintendent, Roy MeGonigle,
So great was the demand for pie
Mc space, that on several occa-
sions it was necessary to defer
reservations until latef dates, in
-order-thartmtliceIlinte'r-Jsfed-gl'oups,
could leceive proper accommoda-
tion.
A_ new -system for table reserva-
tions, introduced this year for the
first time, wOrked well, represent-
atives of picnic groups said. Pay-
-ments:ofea -small-rental-ensured that
groups had the table accornmoda-
tion`they required. ,
During • the ,season the pool - was
iu charge of „Ron Ennis, while the
pavilion-, And grounds, came,under
Mrs..4. Min was ii chargcof, tit
booth; . and .assisting - on the „stag
were Murray NirkbY, 'Mrs. N. ,S111.5,,
Tern Dick, .Joan 'Dick; ,Gene
Nix -
00, Alice Nixon,• Corrinne Smith
er
young Crornart area motiter
vvas:,;.hiatently killed earlY".Wednes-
day -affernoOti When "7.the Car • she
was driving rimmed into a _tree, ,
'•,eMrS, Ross, of h RR 1:,'-
'-rtiiiiartYf'died---iyhhere-late maftel
:eat 7Wherhjl bleW a tire ',while. she
Was driving' on loose 'gravel and
,hit tree' ThehaeCidenth-heettrked
:aboutone-mile east or
- deceased's -dne-7-32",car---6-14d,
'daughter; 'ph'eryla'was-selferelly in
lured in.the ,aceident;,- She Was-rid-
onors. 11. .r
r,'t:&eai seat of the :oar
-.Mrs. Riley. was the former Grace
Forrest, and worked; in the '-'Sea:
'forth :.area : for some
'time. before'
her rearriarge. She was the •datigh-
terh:of Mt, and eire, -Ward Fortest,
Stratford Hay township - :, . p.70.',1. il'oanfhtetlet tr.ci i
ilb
the gng-
ladY dead on.his.,,Iarff4k-Ttle.body
'Was ' remOVed--:th Stratford,- Where,
apsl mortem will be-perforneed.
Vhe ecident .,w.a. s --investigated-by:
OPP Officers from the Selaringyille
force.
e.
Fserviceswill be held at
Funerallie Bo thrgp .„.
sHen-
a11., ,Arrangemetrtse are not yetT0 Blame-
completed.
•, Lawoi•hoWlers.'.from-' many-. West-,
ern °Marie cliiliS;;toeli,•patt,',Iii the,
doubles tonrnainenteateGedericlieen
Wednesday.: ..Lorne and Den Dale,
:•Of Seal'orth, with three Wins. and a.
.
,plau_Shaile27-ehteekhreph-prizehrietheh
event. ,e., •-,
-• -Other; WienerS, were "-P. .BisSett.
:and pr. 11 y ljugthes,
Archie- TownsInd-' ,and , Barry -
and B Orey;Clintine
G0dkricliRinks Win .. Tourney
Goderich rinks Were stmeessfull
invitation
tourriaMent Wednesday. Held:. at.
theeSeatforth:greens,-- the tourna-
ment was l7.5Yolt§i5fea' the Ladies
Lawu Bowling Club. Tbe. wirmi4g,,;
rink was skipped by Mrs. Wheeler
and eo imposed of Mrs. Harris and
Maa a_en. h
score was, 3 wins_ plus 18..
Second, IzeaCe was ----ion- by -an-
other Goderich s -roup skipped by
Mrs-.....Townserida_a_Playing en- _this
rink was Mrs. Cutt and Mrs.
Serimegour., Their score was 2
winS' Plus' 17. , -• ,
With a score of 2 wins plos 14„
another ;Goderich team took third
place. Mrs. Argyle ..was the skip,
and -other inernbers were ' 1111,rs:'
Baet'h-1ei- and 111rs.Hunter. ,
Fourth spot was, won by Mrs.
w-oWts, --team-;; '-frore;; Goderich;
Their' score was 2 ihns---Plifs 13.
Other :members were Mrs. Holland'
and Mrs. MeLean. . -
Other 'rinks ,particip'ating were
skipped by Mrs. moEwan, ‘GocW"
rich;:- Mrs. „Reyes, Clinton,, ; and
Mrs.. E. Larone, " Miss • Derothy
Parke, Mrs. E. PI; Close and,Mrs.
Tony Phillips, Seafortin
SUpedest Station
tinges Hands
neW' inc en haS.taken!OVer. the.
SiiimrfeSt ServiCe Station, on the
eerner" of GoderiCh and North
-Main f Streets., Jun Break 'rnoYed
to Seaferth this Week: tp operate:
the local Station.
Mr.,'BrO,dk , siiceeeds William, Wil -
be, whoha*., turythe' station Inc
the past year., ;The neW.-teriant arid.
his family -two -boys; -,-:Jhrn..e. and
DenniS--rneved into the. aPartigenf
above . the fOrnier. Daly Motors,
nreviously occupied by Edmund
The ' ;couple 'Carrie. to Seaforth
from New, Brunswick; having
SpOnt three , Years in the Maritimes:
They are originally,Iram Eastern
Ontarid:In -the OttaW'n 'Valley • re-
, AS' well as the garage, the COU-
ple have also taken over the sneak
,.bar in• Conjunction with the sta.,
tone, Until the .present,. this • busi-
ness harp been looked :after by Mrs.
. garnet McClinchey: ,
when' the mishap occurred..
An -inquest into thedeath hfMrs.
Charles 'Gianvilie,.37; 'of' KB 1,
Hens all w as field 'at thil Hall;
Exeter, or Thursday nietth Mrs
Glanville died _audderily:in St-- Jes-
epihrs -Hospital, Lonilon
.Siniday,
T 0 the Editor
rviiic
rucefieldQuer
August
Her death ,.waS-.canSed.`by.- injure
iers receive -4 ,-.,000.0t,.
Which 'dee itried Friday,•, -,'August • 8;:
. at., the corner oleeneession 4:- and,
.thea,sidela'eacth Miles north l'Of 83
highway, ifihthsbOriiehtown-Shiph.The-
,deeeasedWas- a,: passeng,erain a car
-drive/revs telly-- Geralits
1.6e00.the .sidereaTlhd wasan.
4ision...With,.. _car .ctriVenhitertherly
--concession,4 'by -1 AC. George
Lefebvre, RC \F Clinlon.
,Thc coroners jurY after:deliber-,
131 a Me . ea Cle uf
:the drivers.; ,init ':Might in the fol-.
1,t,re.. find:that; ,the, 'view of boti
1.drivers " Was obstructed by a' c'0
;field arid 'brush, alorig,the fence •
but despite,:these obstruCtienS,-'40
"dr„iyer,----shotiltr,liaVe7seeriTtliecitif,e
rearlieratharie-they',"Illth" feeeita
a program, munici-
pal cotMcils..-.aed 'farm orgeniza,a
tiolaS, .be 'constituted -to Idiecbtrage,
planting Of high growing crOps,IiiI4
fieldS-.at Miersections a- Maimer!
Constitlitin,g, obstritctionhte ibe
view of :rnotorists.., ' :"" - • .hh:
h "We hsugge
Firstly, that the corner ,of:CropS"at;
intersections o'behr'ounded,-,:leayine
reaSenahly-,'Clear-,:vieWieseCondly;'-,
.that • a'loW greWing: grain %prep:, be
4)larited".on the perimeter'. of the
cern ..crep • . the -s6.#1:0:'Iesmta
. Dr. S. C. Goddard. ". coroner,. ,of
-Hensallh-iiiresidech' an :-.CroWn At-
OrneY
`Trielie.exaniineif•the
were, Fred.' -Dawson" (forerrian),:
-Rdylente:,-.Westeett„ Wme•-,Thempe
son,' Oscar -,TilekeY and: Verii'e..pin-,
conabe.
240 Park St ,
Lapeer, Michigan. -
Editor, The 'I-Itiron -Expositor: *-
'
wesley:. Ham dropped'in.tosee
us, on his way; to the -Canadian,
Soo. to pick up his -wife"- and
dreneand -move- to-Chatha rrie: -Last
time r ,saw" Wes he was attending'
high - sehool at' Clinten, We had
qiiitea lon.g visit. Among other
subjects 'disciisaed was the -ques-
,tion".as to whether the '"Doeter's
holise". aseceiglymoved was the
first "modern . residende in Bruce-
field--or
fikst "modern building" of
any nature • there. •
I
1- told Wes that my impression
,..was that.,either
cow House", or the 'residence arid
taller shqp of, "Tailor" .Cameron,
ate • of ;these were ,firSt, but I
couldn't; be sure of It. We ,decid-
ed that either ,Mrs. , Thomas Baird,
Sr„ , or ',Jack ',Kaiser, • Sr
would 'know. Maybe Jack •Mac
would know --or his sister, Maude,
Furthermore, , there was a little
house on the southwest corner!' ef•
the '-street-,Mill Road and back
street -wasn't. that one .dne. of. the
first ever in Bre.4efieItl? Bythe
way, Cecil,. Simpson 'might know.
None of these were born yet when
the ,first ",modern building", was
erected in Brucefield but, recall-
ing. conversa.tons -of ,long ago, with.
pioneers, probably memory still
exists as to t‘wijat is wade,
Wes told me that , the present
owner, a the John McQueen farm,
where I grey up,andwhose barn
'(Continued on Page 5), "
A. bus trip to London, arranged
by Mrs. Russell BarroAis and Mrs,
James. McDonald, of the:Walton
Women's Institute, was ,enjoyed by
40 ladies cm Thursday.
Leaving Walton at 8 a.m.,' West=
-erreal.T.niversity_awas -the first stop,
where the group were shown
through. a number of buildings by
Dean Raskin and Dr. Neal, Dean
of Women. slih'clin there they pro-
ceeded. t the Kelloggia plant; then
to the Iroquois Hotel- for diener.
The first step after ,dinner was
the Coco ' Cola plant, then to
Tweedsmuir Hill, the Institute for
the Blind.
The group separated for two
hours' shopping and refreshments
before. boarding the htis at 6 p.m;
At Springbank Park they toured
Story Book Gardens,
Mr. and Mrs, O'Rourke and. farri-
ily, of Ottawa, and Sgt. Dirrante,,
of StitainerSitle, P-F,L, ,Were re-
cent guests at the home of dpi.
and Mrs. IL Stack. '
Miss' l‘ifond Clark attended the
annttal sc,hool,for leaciersa Conduct-
ed- by the, Churelfs Wbreedri 1/118-
•
SidnarY Society .at Alma College,
Si. Thomas, last week and spent
the • weekend with Mr, and Mrs.
V. Barnett, Sarnia., ' '
Recent visitors with Mr: and.
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot were Mrs.
Roy- Lawson, Mr -S. Ethel Stephen-
son, Mr. P. Lindsay and. Mrs.
WilliaTeteenting, of-Seaforth. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Travis and
Linda spent a few days in -Toronto
Mr, 'and Mrs. Thomas Reid, of
Toronto, ,and Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lace Sharined and Kathy, Sarnia;'
were weekend visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. John Shannon. ,
Miss Joan Shortreed left Tues-
day for Wingliarn, where .the will
train as a 'nurses' aesistant.
Recent visitors at the horne of
Mr. and Mrs, Itoy Bennett were
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Rutledge and
family, of Ottawa; -Mr. - and 1VIrs.
Leslie Rutledge and family, of
Streetsville, .and Mr: and Mrs.
Wesley Lane, of T,ordnto.
Bev. and Mrs. W. M. Thomas
left, on Friday on a month's vaca-
tion. They Will spend one week at
Halibiirton, after Whieh they Will
visit with their son and daughter-
in-law, ,Mr, and -Mrs. lan Thomas,
Ottawa, .
and' IVIrs. ' Gordon-Lyddiatt
and family, of Barrie, were week-
end visitors, with Mr. and Mrs,
Clifford Ritchie. -
'Mr. and Mrs. Janies Drummond
and fan -illy, of -Kippen, visited With
Mr. and Mrs. George Dundas ,on
Sunday-,,: ,
Everyone is reminded of the
variety .auction on, FriclaY 'eVening
-at 7 p.M. -in' Gordon MeGavin's
shed, opposite' Duff's .United
Church. Household itenia, farm'
prodtfe-e and•nome baking Will be
auctioned by.. Frank Kirkby ,and
Walter Bewley.
Rev. H. V. Workinan, of, Sea.:
forth, will, conduct the serviee'next
Sunday morning- at It „o'clock in
Duffstriitect Church, when Mone
crieff congregation will join' Wal -
ten in worship. 4
Mr: 'ram Somerville left on Sat-
urday for ;Bing Inlet, Northern On-
tario, where he will leach for „the..
coming year...Other teacher,0 leaV--
ing, the cornmUnity to resume,
teaching ditties are: -Miss Mary
Dennis, Londrin; Miss Rosemarie
BOlger and Miss Marjorie Boyd to
Milton; Miss Audrey, Haekwell,
Brodhagen; Misses Elizabeth Mc -
Gavin, Olene Dundas; Lois. Anne
Somerville and Lois Roc, to Kit-,
chener; .Miss . Norma -Leeming;
naniilton; Murray Kirkby, Tavia
Stock; and Gerald Dressel,
'Village Gardener
Has, Giant Potato,,-
, o
A giant potato was grown in an
Egniondville garden this year,
Roddy MaeLean-brought the gigan-
tie sp.eeinian into The -Expositor
Office 'Friday afthrrioori:
- When placed on the seges the
potato- weighed twb pounds one
,6ance. The long, vegetable Mee-.
sured 16 inches around the length
and 12 inches around the middle.
, Mr, MacLean said, there was an-
othCr one, almost ,as. big, on th
ie
sanie plant, -The potato s of the
Irish Cobbler varlets', popular
variety among gard,en fanciers.
Seaforth Horse
ins At oderich
Miss J. E. .Hall, Owned -"birJake
Broome, Ssafortbtook a double -
heat decision in the z2:28 class at
Goderich races on Labr Day,„„The
Broome horse has shown great trig,
Or thia, year and ilea -been-entered
In many area races: It has also
been entered, in The races at this
-
year's Setforth Fall Fair, the.first
entry for 'the Sept. 19th, '
Goderich owned standard' breds
• .
captured the two top events 00 the
harness rade program. Valuable,:
jerey Lee, owned- by Reg McGee
and Solis, swept to a twin -heat tri-
umph in the.2:20:g:'23 class,trot or
pace„ whiln Pad dY Ann, owned by
B4OY- Meriam, duplicated the feat
in the three-year-old pace.
Dave Pinkney, Stratford, took
the -2:25 class hotiorS With hit MiSs
Marion Crrattan, winning the sed -
end heat, while placing second in
the first heat, Bud Castleten, own-
ed by tr.. Sates, .,Leridoru, took ,a
double -heat deeision .in the 2:30
class event," •
r Plcins Thurs.
..Se6fertli,'S-113th 'annual Fall Fair
-is' only two weeks away., .Final
plans: will :be laid. for the fair at
a Meeting of •the,dirgetors'.'in the
ToWnItal Thursday ;night, , '• ';
Girls belonging, to 4-11 Clubs are,
reminded of the- section'7.sponsored
by: the. Se aforth' WeinentS.
The hoinerniaking' entriesthis year
will consist 01 'a ;skirt' tor one.; en•,'•
try, and .a jumper' for the ;other.:
-The- c1asse-wffl consist bf a junior'
and Senior- class. ,
",.`The Club GirhStands Guard"
will be the -theme .of exhibits ,Of the.
"Seafottli -club. , Equals prize money
Will he. paide,to ;girls 'Patting in • a"
display -of • their :record' .boOks,;•
chartsyand: first-aid kitS.
-
Balloon Found Here
Places in Third'
In iniefolY Robert' Crevenlock,
MeKillop,, .tonnd -a bailor:Cr; in a
fibld on his Lathe/4.S farm; north'
of Seaforth. The balloon' was -part
1,of a'..eonteat'irr:Oak Park; 'Iinois;
I and had been-releaSedy. a•young-
Oak Park resident. The
;lock- 'lad returned. the ballogrt•-•to
;the playground at 'Oak Park, and
endlosed. :a letter aaking Inc the
resultsof: the -contest, ,,
This week he received Word that
the balloon had, placed third; in the
contest for letigth• of travel.. The
first -place balloon travelled 10 far
mast as. Ottawa; d distance. of close
to. 1,00 miles,..from its place; of
relead, • . '
.In .amireeiation of the rettiin' ef
the balloon, :the 1(10 ani Club- at
ePraeltsf,taertheAta9v-elp1.110aeykgrboctilny::1;: jacket
Plan
�ny New Events
Por the Second Consecutive ear
the IVIdKillop'-School Fair will- be
held. at 8,S. 1 \ 16, Menillethe'
Winthrop School. Last Year's. fair
was held at Winthrop -and the suc-
cess of thefair at -this location ,led
the -directors to their deeisiori to
hold it at that school again this
year.- • ,
As in past Years,,,,the- exhibition
of the ,lVfelcillop school children
will feature not only products of
the farm and of their gardens but
livestock as Well. A particular fea-
ture is the display Of articles which
students in the -various schoola
have made during the year:
The afternoon 'program; arrang-
ed by President Gordan Papple
and Secretary William Dennis,
willhe varied and inelude.d num-
ber of interesting presentations. A
highlight will be. a baby show and
a beauty - contest Inc- . McKillOp
beauties. trodhagen Band will be
in attendance. -
An everting feature will bt a
dance. The dance last year was a
good drawing .,card and another
"one is planned Inc this year's, fair.
In, case of inclement weather the
dance will be held -in Winthrop
Hall. ,
The program will get -ander way
at 1 p.m., with a parade, led by
the tro hagen truisicianS.,