The Huron Expositor, 1958-09-12, Page 1' liYholeNiimbervg;Ti,
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,SEAVOR11H,.,ONTA4I9, 1.
SEPISM13-ti,R 12,•1958
Single copies, 5 >Cents -
$2.50 a Year in Advance
faCtory wffl-piiear wher completed.
s ction ef•:.the'..22.,09.0-sqtare foot striletiire -cominerieed ,TueSdaY,' and is Ocpected.itet"..be en-i'lp.1 et- ,
Ss Of; -Steel construction, . faced . With brick: aficl,'With. 'Curtain.
At-,2-the--soneTtiine::7aSeon'sfrtietieli--jgOtl:vzunderWay.,,,.-Seaioitii 'officialS••he'gati work af 131"P,t' '-
----Oilifig-:roads:'::and--;-Services'. for the. ,,rieW' • factory. - • ' I
At the first meeting of the Sea-
-forth Hospital Auxiliary for the
season 195
old Whyte
3-59, Presi ent Mrs. Har-
welcomed- five new
nieni ers. The inancial repop or
,
• •'•7
a -Lon
the Hos it 1 reported. that '
stillieicies:s.ftDilroYpeea,r. 'sup' erintendeni of
Conditioning unit,. purehased by the
auxiliary for the hospital, was ver
satisfactory: y
'October 25, and a telephOne bridge,
- •
F'fojects' planned for. the are
1957.'58 indicated a- very' actiVe and
to be held .in November.
the annual rummage sale, to be
held in the Library, on , Saturday,
urori Juiors
Huron County Viol( an aetiveiPart
in activities at .tlle CaliedialUXV:
fien ,Exhibition. Toronto', and. the.
'Western 'Fair, .London, during the
1)st, WPOL
In tbc:-$uniOr -section- at the Ex-
hibitioii
last '•Week;...Ken Coleman;
RR 4,LSeaforth, 'Plaeed .61 hth, in
'swine, and'.seehndiiifarni7irnachini
•- Cry, cOMPetitiori.•,..-Tti'lheS,040.'s.P.e-
Dont.HeiningWay',711R:'.3,,,Brus-
-,*1S;ftelitt 1.2t1i,'•uOthe swineT ,
'TwOlHenSell competitors-Plaged,
in 'the. tractor .safe -driving ..cortipe
Q'M'clon Strang;
• salL.tdok
'eting-tori,.. 'RR; :
• hth ' •
Foii-five" Huron Farm-
ers and -4-H members took part n
the judging, competition at the Lon-.
den Fairon .Monday. Robert
Broadfoet;-- with- a' -• score of
466 out of _500, was second high.
man, ' With 102 contestants, coin,
In the -junior: Classes 'Ifor
live-
stock Judging, dairy ,Jewitt, - RR, 1, "
Clinton,' Placed 12th; Wilma•••Hale,
'RR 1, Clinton, ...tied for 14th, and:
-ff-DouglaS.11ugill,.• RR 2, , Seaforth;-
22nd. In .the Western 'Fair' quiz,'
-Garry Jewitt • Was tied.- in 2nd;
Doug Iugffl, tied in 23rd,',. and Wit-
•tria.''',Dale,,Aied in:31st. • ;
:In, the senior :.-class.es for live-
stock judging, Edythe Rinn, 1414 4,
, •
Brussels, was "second; Bob l3road-
foot, Brticefield,". plaeedthird;
• Truce Coleman, , 4, Seaforth,
-Lied.
5th,;.,,,,,Bob, F.otheringliarn;.
RR 3, „Seaforth.,,, tied in 2ist;:, Jack
BrOadfoot; :Bruce:field, .-and.," 'Ken
Coleman, RA 4, Seaforth, tied in
'In 'the *eStern, Fair quiz, 'Truce
Coleman tiedin toll, spot. •.•,Ken.
Colernantlaced iOth in a tie; Bob
,Broadfoot 'MacGregor,
- RR 2; ,Seaforth, Were:. tied in.' 24th.
• The Huron County -,4-0 educational
display plaCed
The regional' meeting of ."1-YOS-pit.".
tal flU&II1ctflC ,is being 7..held, 111
Glinton,September H.,
Whyte, Mrs. , E. A. McMaster and
Miss' ,BeSSie.••• Grieve will. Attend as
'delegates': , The anpuar:.Provincial
'..meeting ,of aukilia4es will -
be .held in Toronto, October 26,
and :28. The 'theme is,,"preparing
For Toroorrw.." Whyte
and Ilts, ,E,',Laiene; were appoint-.
ed.clelegates .to attend.' , • . •
.,..-Refreslintenta.;.;,Were„ served ...by.'
Misr"; Den ''Kunder,• ••John:
;Langstaff. and 'Yin. Verne- drilla in'.
Annual' Report of -.Auxiliary
-
Bal, in tiank,:.:Sept.'2.1957 1,.14 .
- • 5
. 53.05,
Interest-
• ;
• • • - • • •• ' •
, ........ „ .
Ruwmage sal ..,T1'..'orli0.''OraW • . . :H2,13774.9.
. .°0
.45
'TOnify sale. ••
••
.
Tag Day - . 131,17
$ 2„725.35
Expenditures ,
Regional and district fees $ 25.30
Convention expenses 70.00
Speaker'sgift and—exp........ 10.44
Advertising . , .. • -
Gifts to Hospital and,
•
3 .;-teapots 10:50
-
Piano 55.15
-Sitz. bath ..,. . . ..„ . . . . 237.40
linen.....................................:59.83
Blankets .. . . . ...
. Drapes .. ... . .
Air -Conditioner ,.,„ . .. 41,0:00
,Christmas gifts to patients..
And staff .. .. . : .
2' turkeys . , 22.95
Ginfghani danee .. 101;01
Baby' cups
Easter favo urs . . .. . .. 9 .35
eric
e
Guderich, rinks --dentinued tlieir.
-succe'sSes '.-in•-•Seaforth 'last week,
;taking the top two place id the
iniNect double's tournament.. -:7Th,e::
hoWlers Jroththe _ 'county 16'wn
walked off with three-, of the five
top prizes. ,, = " , , •,, ',., - • :.. .. ,
-,,P.. Bisset and 'Mrs. Argyle -took
first •plaCe,.,.with.; three:: wins' .',,plus
:25.''Secorid place went to 'A, ---Towns,„.,
end cinel, Mrs'.; .Cutt,"••••also of . Gode--,
rieli,-with three -wins' .-plus • -23..:;=4;.,
F. Christie and Mrs. Tony Philips,
Seaforth;:tOok:thircT-With.three. Wins-
pfus, 21.', Third. arid.•.fourth-prizeS;
Waat tp';W:. Iieltrain ,atd., Mrs,.Earl
Allison,: Gel:Ie.:rich, and Hugh; Hawk-
itisi:'and. Mrs. • ' Elliott,: Clinton. : ,' .' •
S-e'dfthtririks--p-a-rtireipating Were
F. :,,Sills",•,and.: Xi's.: :Ford, ' , 3,::::'-',
Keiting''and,Mra:.1,E,.;.',Ilarone,• Bob.
-DeigZatid•-Mrs'...i.C.,•_,Walclen;...::.Z.AZ
IVItinkoe'',' and lers.:'• ;• H-;;•-`-.Coniiell.
lone paiedliel 'Mrs. -Williainf,,Ball
R. SteVeris•;and•••'Mrs. B.:...r: :CIAO:
:tie',.,Wilhatia.,,,,Ball, and,, MiSs '' Alice
Reicli_,Gebrge Itays.__and Mrs_ E. H,...
Close,. E. ,Larone, and ..iyi.RY.---.Pdr-o--.:.
thy. Parke,'. Rey.:-.1.;;C..-,Brittoli •and
rs,;;•-'St-Habkirk•:::.',•-t,''-'- ' ,,-;.,-•:,..-,-
. ;
' Other:, mil s.,, participating' ••,were
Skipped; by ;PvElliett.,•, Clinton; . G.
MacDOnalc15-4--LtickithWT.--.-Stn-irTM.F.
Lean ' Grant'. 'TOwnSend, ',George
IVIeEwair,B. . Ken, :,,Hunter,,• ._ George
Baeehler" and, G. Baker,0..0dP111,1.
•.11-11.1.I• Payl:ei.:010•04' §,o4ncl- • ' ..• ••• '
. .
• .' ;7•••'. -Win. 31C1Lean' Trophy
1 MISS -Alice :Reid and,,Misz-Sedie,
.:1-lart.. wenthe-,111:, y.,.MeLeat-C tro-
phy
iat a inateh•Eriday night. They
toolt:top-sPet„.,With,three wma ;Phis
mine, . in ,,a -lose' competitionswith
'Miss' `Dorothy Parke • "and MrS. C
•Walden.-: th te s wen' the Same
in:abet of games, but the
. ,,, aggre-
gate ''''
'0MgtaihtaeeSr,'..R's. pee:iridre',.:,_WQta sT-L.!'il';itm8Pladili'elicle:with b-y
an aggregaste:•ot.:onlY "g1„, by the
-Third.-plaee,:weht 'fO 'Mrs. P. F.
Christie •and Mrs: H. Connell, witti
two, . wins plus 11.. Other rin s
I
were skipped by Mrs. „E. Laren
Mrs. E. H.. Chise,..MrS. Teny,,,p41...
lips ' and. Mrs.., A: W. SillerY.":
, ,
n
Bursary 1.2k,..00
C •actiolixrsIvips
Aliscellannous . . . 4
, ."
Three Students.
$2,72535 ;
es Lower Score
in field7Cro
An abundance of weeds and
-twitch.. lowered scores on MailY•-•
of the' fields of husking Cora:in this
Year's corn competition. :Sponsor-
ed by the Seaforth Agritidtar
-piety in conjunction with their., an-
nual fat fair and the Ontario
Pc-
partment of Agriculture, the com-
petition was " entered thisyear.. by
1.5: area fanners:
John Bell; RR. 2, Seaforth, took ,
tpp'sfield--storo-with: s_entry with.
total' of 92.1/2 points. Final ,ju g-
:-%•ing takes, Place with an entry at'
the Fair On Thursday and',PridaY,
• ,September -I8 and 19:
Mr. Bell's corn. was given top
place by iithge Hugh Berry, Wood-
ham, 'Who awarded the . winner
ivith- full Points, 10, for uniformity
and stand of, his crop. Ving.peints
were awarded - /Or type of plant
,.,and vigor .of growth; and also for
freedom ,from disoic and -insect
inury. The thoroughness of •dulti-
'on also...gas*M.r.,Sell 9 rid -hits.
The size Shape and Maturity', and
the wilier -linty Of the ears -netted
the 'Victor 38 points. The, propor-
tion of leaf to the • deck brought
him another 91/2- points - out cif'i.
Finally; he Was awarded 8.•pointa
' for coMpetition. fitish • and general
neatness of the field.
Running a close ;secOnd ioVas Rob-
ert.Fotheringliam,„ RR, aSeaforth;
With 02 points. He wastrailed in
-1-thltd by: Luther. Sa."ralers.,". RR 2,
• More scholarship winners were
announced this "Week. by L. P.
Plumsteel, .principal •-• of *Seaforth
District High' School. The scholar-
ships awarded are the Robert
Bruce Scott iVlemoriel Scholarships
and are valued at $500 each. ,
Those ,attaining the scholarships
this .year-are-2Charlea.._Maelregor;
IVIazdyn Riley and Joan palle-n7
This brings the total Of scholar-
ships taken by these three students
to $1,000 each.
Fig -Lire Skaters
For :Seat
-
A meeting of the executive and
of other interested in the Seaforth
Skating Glut)will be held in Crich'4
,store . rider evening at
_ .lrani will be discussed for the
comingskatingseason.'
p ging
Seaforth, with 91 points. Other
„entries and their ,total score, are
Alervine Lane, ,RR 4 Seaforth
90; , Kenneth Stewart, RR 5,. Sea-
ortirp139-,c Jelin Henderson, RR 5,
Sealorth, •88;' Donald Buchanan,
RR 14" Londeslioro, 85; Gotdan:
PaWe, Ril 5, 'Seaforth, $4; joe
Lane, RR 5, Seaforth, 82; ,Robert
l3roadfoot,' MI, 1, Brudefied, 51;
Harold Pryce; RR 1, Seaforth,
86Vgl Art;Henderson,, RR 5, Sea,•
orh7-80-; Earl—MoSpadden,_.,,R.R•
Seaforth, 79; Ivan McCIYmor.1t,.
RR 1, Varna, 78; Robert- E.: Mc-
Millan, RR 2, Seaforth, 75,
KIN
OFFICERS INSTALLED,
DEPUTY -GOVERNOR IS SPEAKER
William IVIickle Deputy GOVer-
Or; installed, the new Slate of
o Suaforth-'-Rinsinerr-Tlith-
meeting Monday night. Alvin Riley
was • installed' as neW. presiderct.;
succeeding Jack Webb, cl first presi-
dent Of the organization,. which IS
nnw entering. its second year.
"'Other Officers are: Nice -presi-
dent,: Francis Iltisser;* treasurer,
Wilharri Hodgert; secretary,
Clay-
ton Dennis; • registrar,:, TOM,
Wil -
bee; ''directors, Ken C,00rnba, ,aeo;
Earley, Laverne Holland; bulletin
, ,
orlitOrf. Ross Alexankler.'
'Vellei-ihig installation. Of officers
the„depUtyLgovernwdelivered-
informative ,lecture `on- carrying
on a year in Kinsmen activity .with
SUceeas, A Club, he said, is only
as strong as its weakest link, and
this 'link must:. be found and
strengthened, if. a Club is to sur-
vive. .
• There'no • immediate Plans
for fund-raising activities, but pro.
jects'Vill„ be lined up shortly. The
Midget hockey team, will be Spon -
St 'ea by the Oltib again this year.
0
onstance ervice
! and -need.
llie ' God and73..dOil'Thriot-
If we: are.. in ...aeceutipliSh national
-relief :and World Outreach," .Bev.:
Hns.sak,:,:Winghain,-.4eld.LateMberS
of, the 'Canadian .Order•,..of, 'Eotes,,
terS,- at la...clinreb, •SerVice. Sunday
COnStance:..Order:':', and :viSiting:,''..se•-•
..so-
cieties inareOcl,M.,ConStance,ViOt-ed Church to hear the Wingham:
ministei fvlio is also High Court.
' '"•'The' the Constance
COY- Piper 14.
Douglas•
Clinton.• :The' C•00-:•,bannerwas erriqd by. Doug Riley aol!:
Totri•Whyte::' due:hided. par,
ade were high officials,, Mgssrs.
Drage, Haw1shaw and jt4at-ranko-
:.'..Rett; White, -'..:COrtrt4
welcomed the :order,. Mrs.' George
." a, Sold;
Understand" 'aCconiPanied
eIturcli organist. MiSs.:.Marilyri.,TaY•••••
•Hhs.SarSt)„es;sed7in. his ser-
mon another". . His
SpirationaIl messagewastiaSectOn
Wei •need-;-..: the '" :light and
'power,' and God is source,,,,.of
our and,.pem,er. ,go,- tocliurch he continul!dr45 -like- re
'generating', power „,,freni and
without thjs power We are ;like
, . . .
• • Ne,pfteu. • •eat ;ourselves: off -from
thiS:.Sehree of light; the,. ohapldis.
Went ,•on,;;;aati:::b.i.,,$):-iitiing, inak,„
others : suffer Then,.
hinder::Mir -church, our Contt , :and,
our 'etkMintitity • from 'seeing the
Iight.• • -'•
closlng, Rev. • gussar-.11,ioted„'
from the familiar ; Poem' by Grace
N�Il:,CroWell.,;-You., jritist Wait • un. -
til ••'1 yotir•••
„as: 5lOW.; ram t fillS•'4ii,14411,rrtecr diip;
.rioW -your life„;:dear .0 • 'd for
_ .
e
strkt rara
Goa only ask's-, Illut"ydu
•
Fel 00 the., Service -tile ;mein,
13ers returned ..to -.. the hall, where
the ladies of: • Court Constantine.
servecIT:coffee.%, and. .boOkries. P4rF
.preSdent-!of the .fadies'.
_emat,.:_"ex,pressed'•:thankS to all .for.,
attending the, "serviee :Arid 'express.; :
ed hope.ithat:•-the. Service could •,be-.
meinbers were present
Int Chesley, ',Hatiover,-•Vingha.m;
Clinton,. Drantford'„.1-itch-ener,
Au -
.5:.. CodericfrAnd-..LondesbOttet:'
,
atur
eaC
,
,
Seaforth Cunei.1 tank,- a frs matter was ,,considered.,by coundll
Step .,irt thedireetied 'ASsnreing MOndaY, '-evel,iing
,repott,„ofAhe: ,eorn-
P:reseitted. .by -..Chairman
to
Uttee,
which local
krng
71:rdifl 1 PI; ;tlaiPr. ;0a3nP, 6, aw:; (747. :11 :tah :st d a.11to 131:: foiveoiflWalrofi rIttdhher tehownership41's ft n qa. a by
dp ba ono ak Te6171.;
lies as . well as Tuelererriith,
rernen
r3r be
.a•.SpeCial..cOMmittee,...esthbliOled m Council: The Committee
Jnly to consider the.ni6tter:, The ; recommends that -Connell: ,'cliarge•
nonresidents ' a ...higher rate -.all
residents of the Town :Of "•Seaforth,,
sncit ,rate„s • to be iet by theMunr,
PiP
•Ac.comPanying-Mf..„,Pluinsteel'Iii
the delegation 'yiiere, •Canip-
, ,CeMetery. BO.ard.'",
Camp-
bell and William Sominerville. -
The cemetery ,Prehiem, haa ben
belore -Seaforth cunci1s ..for the:.
ast tWo years..iiroPerty of:
„
etery ha S %rim .at a less ...fer sont.e
TcOrtliside, United',Church, 'the cent-,
' • tinIe,.".and.. since. it SerVeS' the
com-
Announceinent ' Wr.as. _ whole, • the church has
,
fldryny. Travis,S. 'Owner of should be
in a -recoinmen -on:4P
T.p 4.1e eet-,
-oft,
ternber'15 • to consider. Ways•:;,,Of airgIcienting
7.-BetY,reseetativeS.- of , the Exeter the ,Perpe.ftial",ffincle:,'Of..:We
rnT Osday: that : he, ter.V..% • - • • ' •
changes in • existing staffThre, P.it..nusteel said three :pro
tentRiated, Tlief., dairy. pooals :had..::beeit;.berisidered. by the
tiuueto operate under.the ,naine;ef: Cormnittee, but... the : conclusion
.114.401-eLeal :reached,: •by the„::„epiti'Mittee- was
.available 5 full lipe of•,;c1Airy' pro- ;:tliat the one: feasibile!'plan Was that
Cluets..,'• There will be no change in responsibility Sea-
edstixlg.Uvery routes
The.dairy forth, , .
also serves .: customers--,,, The first Proposal wa that
'and Brtieefteld,. , , the ,eeirietery • he, operated ••-, by
Under ""......t.htr....F.tieVr.t•Matiag,eitierit Protestant •churches ; who ..tionld .be-••
,there will b no change in prodite,-cenie :"reSponsibie for deficits. '. The
ers, ,-.aceordin to L. Learn, N. difficuty hero was thatthe..cluireltr
Betatil.altd.•and-G. ,4161Yonald,;- -
Exeter • '
rtplk willbe 'preifee-sTedliTTEXefer:
.and:I.dellVered'frarri EXeter:.',,to Sea,: •,
'Orth..":'.',,fher.••Seaforth'.-distriet:,opera;•
1.100; 11:0),.yayr, would' continubtpbe •.
•
, ,
Leaf ]air :.prerruses. :
eaforth
airy
urchase
As ,sdan. aS'arrangementi''dabili-
'COMpletecl: And accommOdation. ar=„:
• , ,raUged,,, reSiclent. manager wilt'
Natural-gas-will_ceine lublin bo,. riartied. to handle • the: 'Seaforth
T e clay Union' Gas- officials operation 1..r. Learn. said. - •
announ,ced7 this week . cerenuagv.. a•n-ciP13°T-•':
,
tunity .:consider, ;plans for. .the
m ,,rkitig, the advent cif • gas ',TtavigS -did;
bubliii area . will be 'held .• in: Mit: net Lexpect Seaforth.-Ife
'Clieil-Tire-s-dafrat•nhern7-7.1 tllrai7"Wra:tO:':kta-g':"-,-TT-4'df 1:ltirS,r7'
followed .-bY- •=re,cePtiOn,---in-411. here. for'.the.paSt. 11 years. 1,
Legion Hall -
Officials' Said :no .!cleciSien had
been taken ' coricernirig a turning -On:
ceremony, for .Seafortli„.Thit that it,
was 'e*pected iti,,yvotild.,-take. place
finet.:•are,
being' laid extend=
idg sdutli to the property:of Jackr-,
sen Aluminum' Ltd;„,,
. "Construction of the Main: 84ne'li:
transruisSion Is:,ProccedIng almost
to sehethile, offiCials
Trench-
ing.for the large 'line was_eXtentl.
ed„ acrpis • Seaforth over tli'e week-,
The line.'ciiines. in from the
edht by the Seaforth sewage
ds-
posal „filant;:',and ertisSeS' Main St.
South at , Railway 'St, •.
.e8, 1.feieg, depenclent upon free-will., :
Offerings, Conld-giVe u� assurance •
for :continued VeltiritarY: -eontrifon,:.• :
ti6IliSth'-afi:.b.e .sUggestedifeo, that
Seaferth,' Tuckersiiiith;; ,McKillep; ,
and' :Thallett jointly 'take', over re-
Sifftasibility. ()n 41o' 'face this '
ed.fairy.hut,the-. tO‘VilShIPS. Oth:-•
er , cemeteries 'within- their bOun-
daries,-
:four di_fferent rnidocipal governmentswouldhe,confusin. Then too,
McKillop, although, it would-be 'let- -
ally .responsible, for, Maitlaticlbank _
If other ,:alterriatives. failed; had.
shown had nei.nontiniIhnsetti7e.eis t:ps i k t -t,of th ohy.akt
and .•• Nvikry ,that was lilltolved
oPerating:2,the,'Ceinetery: to '.serVe.
the edmniurirty. Alembers of
church,. , despite,%' t,heir contribution,.:
were •...fox'' the steps
.they. had' taken; •, : the cerne-
tery .had • at' a loSS
-ingAlte,,pa_...stgiVeryedur-
:.rs. thL-amount, t
v_aS-aitieh Uess.•-•tlta-n"--1 -
othceor,43acennitrore..sji.-0..Turib' 11. in ' con.
gif5fu1ating, 51 r. R;umsteel.. on hie
reperti said he seethe re=
...onlinen. a on as' Ring.11 e u -
mate...solution, but he had,hdpeci it •
Woidcl..bave.:been,,pOsSible 'for' the
cc°aiklmthpaittgtenef.o'irg'fillinadv:befo'Pr°e111,11°re6A(1011.
entered 'the piCture.
if:an .•.appeal -is made It should be .
introduced only after', much' pre-
paration, ,be intertienorninational,
and 00 large:scale. • • --- '
• • , • •
• " •On „ the 'Other hand,.- suppose au
appeal raised•55,00,...„-thoz reventta.
would be -bOt $200—not a latege, 'ac-
tor
im_
meniber .,df--Cetricii;,- except •-
Ma.yer. Christie; ',.-AVere-• ,• present; ,
'eeve N. _s-Coms ocelIME-ti ., tile-
(Centinued on 'Page 4)
,
tori,-egeap9i1.
,sluick_in :an ,•accident •early Friday
inerning. •TIio „sem
he was. driv1ng-sou1h:ntent.,off_jb0
shoulder of No, 4 higliwur, rcilfe,,c1
oVer ;and .1p -wetted down; two hYdrO
poles. The driver - managed tcr
craWl but through the Windshield.
Occurred „inst,sonth
of ' Herisall, lind cauSed a --power
-blackont, which lasted • over • two.
hoilts', 'Damages': were estimated
dt '.$5,500 to the vehicle, owned
Canada. Bread Co., London. OPP
George Mitche1l, Eketer, investi.
gated, the, crath,
,j1.143.iest Nod Monday
—inquest, into tne'deatir
Ross. will ..be. held ini"Strat',
ford 'City Hall,. Monday, Sept. 22,•
at.,8 pm,•131-: Q..C2,-Jarrott is' the,
cOrener, ' . •
'-. The inquest 'follows the ,aeident
last ,.Wednesday afternoon, when'
the '21 -year-old:: Mether was
mhen hetcar bleW a lire and,. hit
a. tree near- Chiselhurst,.....1Vleinhers.
of the 'cororier'Otiry'-will-be-Percy
Harris, forelnari; -Ben • Stonernan,
.James MacDougall,,
will ndtkr1sitn4a11.-o1--
I, •
The:dee,eased,*
former Anne
Grace' Por5es4 was . the daughter
and Mrs; Ward_ Forfeit, RR
11,..,2tirich. She snrvived' by her
hirsband,- one.:..daughter,,• Cheryl,.
who :waa Only :Slightly • injured In
theaccident„, which claimed 'her
Mother0slife; her parents.;one
:brother; Donald,,,,and two: sisters,
Marion • and- . lqrgaret, all at
'• •
beeeaSecl was .born in Stanley,
townsliin 'alad, ;resided there nntil,
her -marriage in. May, 1958,-. 81.
Varna to• Ess ' Riley: • They Moved
to her huSbancl'S farm, near Chis-
elltuf St, 'where she resided' Until
her,death.• Prior, to 'her Marriage
She waS a stenographer, and:had
graduated,..from Crinten. PiStpict
P°.11uetletarrl..111set4tVittcuet:.
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bY Rev'. Charles, 'Daniels and
pitt at.
Ch h •F 'd oo
Or,
Titots .To OCT:: VI LLOYD EISLER; •
• for the, past .eight..years , has .
,sPecial. effbrts• Contributed to ,50th ..„.al- base on- the. West Coast,
,
aPPreciatio,n, -and' reward for been bad at Esquimault nav-
'anniversary-celebrations', Pupils of has now completed a coure in
SS.SNo. 4, Hibbert,' along :with ',deep. Sea diving. He is a son
their teacher, 1VIrs. Joseph Melady, of Mr. and Mrs,. John Eisler,
and parents, enjoyed a scenic bn$ of Seatorth.,
trip Saturday . to: London and • ;
district. - t
"1\1r..• Earl Roney conducted .tke rpn Re9,' r PletrA
tour of Eanshaw, Dame, highlights .
of the City,•of 'London; and 'StorY L
Book Gardens at Springbank Park. uses 2 0
L
'Plerne- lunch, was served in the " • - -
park. -•, PrOirincial pollee Of the Wing -
Pupils partieipatinga Were:q Jean ham OPT, detachment are continn,
Moylan, Mary- Ellen Doyle, ing -investigation into the -weekend
Coyne, Jack Doyle,"-Billie,MOrray, brdakin at ,the Brussels Export
IVIary Lou Coyne, Vlricerit,Maloney, Packers Plant in which 1,200 was
Danny 141cMillan, Rose DoYle, Pet:, stelen from the com any safe:The
ty Shea, Elaine Murray, Cinth•
Vogels7 Patsy Coyne; 13illie Feen-
ey, Anne Shea, Kenny Coyne, Dor-
•tlieft.;' Was discovered by Manager
P,OrOM $tephensop:
•CTSelthnirst T;Jioto
DairytoNew aSri.erle
A .sedmid will be request,:
ed • ar, a .rcsUlt 'of the. decision of
•,DotheOntnrio Milk Boasd 10 deoy an -.:
Ltd.,f
to -.1a :M.oriday ;eye,:
ring. The', hOprd Considered ' theapplication soine weeks ago, at.
i'.'hich tirne it was opposed by 14. -
Traids.S,•nfrlylaple'.1eat -Dairy, -arid
local prodcers. : because s'e of - Mr.:. Cousins said :.he waS-. ap-
' cussions-, his application, had
; cipitated. 1-fe: recalled lie had op-
ened: a dairy bar'.. some inentlis.
tago. Sales ,been beyond;...ex-'
`pectatioriS. He had had 'Many re-
quests to Start a', delivery service;
and as a, result had inade•-•appii.:
, cation to the,: bo ' ,
. Reviewing •'-the :proceedings be,"
.fare the...bOard,:,-gr. Cousins asked..
eoUncil to„,:inditate to the -,hoard
that. its. only interest was the:Pro-.,
tection 'Of, local producers , ease
_tahpep.theohaerncls ;61111. d. c underin thim rspeat t ,
having •tilined •bis appliea-2-
•
• 'The "thieves gained . admittaiee
tire • on ; ri ay a n , .
_ othy-Vogels; Gordon Mylan, ' oylan,-Shar- throng rear 'becit'Aviritiow;-t‘ten
terinent was Made in. taf..rf-a -aerrte. o Burke •'1.C-orbin • COStie, Nelliedragged--the ,safe to the eg•-• wont.
NAhereat was hammered open-.
Provincial Constable. Robert' Lewis
of Wi•,-Wilarn is tnvestigating,
Thicves also entered the:MeDiori-
tery. Pallbearers were John gels, Mary Lou Murray, _Gerry
Brintnell; ,Gereld Carey, 'Alvin Malone,, Pauline *criteilly, 36-seph.
COle, Lorne Love, Wiltiam Consitt Murray, 'Tdin'turke,- Linda Feen-
d John Coleman. FloWerbearera• ey Mrs. Joseph Melady, teacher;
were Beverly Riley, Ernie Har- parents; Mrs.- -William McMillan,
burn. Lorne Haugh, Gary Trieb- Mrs, Joseph O'Reilly, Mrs. Joseph
ner, William. Blacker and John 13urke, Lou Coyne, Mike Doyle and
Forrest. " Mike Coyne.
ald Lumber ' SUPPlies at Brus'sels
through a rear window, Appar-
ently no attempt -was made on. the
Safe at 'this office.
• • • `. •-
Mr. Cousins assured the council
if he operated in Seaforth he.would
purchase from local producers. He
also intended to purchase proper-
ty and 'Install a pasteurization
plant- He had talked to local pro-
,dueers and assured thein of a
market. -
Councillor ,T, A. Baldwin, who
had attended the hearing, said his
only interest was on behalf 01 the
producers. He had answered any
question honestly arid fairly.
When council cbrisidered the
ending hearing at. the August
(Ctnitintiect On- Page 5) '
enta ecides
menf Work:
Geoduig Lumber; Parkhill, were
warded the' Aettlerfor laying. of
pen -lent sidO•valks. oxf Riehmond. St.
in }tenser' tit:,_eaufkil,ifieetibg'.Mon-
ht.17-TheTtentler.-trice-was-----
30- cents a. square foet. OrdYother • '
tender Was.fromN. 3. do,trive4u,'
;Zurich, .at 32 ;
The.natial grant of .70 WMA Made .
1 by _council to; the -Hensel
•
'air Board; when IL Searle • ap.; •
peared.as 4 delegate for the'board.,
Bilis 'arid aecounts ,to a;'' total of
$712.61 were Ordered Paid, '
t• 11. Davis reported On.
a ready mashed': on •St.reetS and the:
trimming p1 shrubs retind the •
hill. Reeve N0rman. Series . told
council 'et the,. purchase of the'
School: Ie also styggestedsome-
on be obtaitied,to lOok'after clieek-
ing„of material atid Sidewalk work
On •RichmOdStreet. •
Departmertt .of Htghways
Will be petitioned for :the interim '
payinent the , stattitarY grant
under the2i,Righyvay 'Improvement
Att. The, grant is based on epen.o,
ditureS SO .'far -this year.
IT WAS A HAPPY 1VIOMEINTT for. member i of, Seaforth Council as they looked over the
plans for the new ,,,Seaforth Shoes Limited factory ,at the'siteTuesday as work On construction
got-under—w-sY, General contractor 18 E. R. Taylor Construction Ltd,., of London,. while Geo, A.
Sons, of Seaforth, have the contract for plumbing and, heating. ' Shown here (left to' -
right) are Councillor., S, A. Baldwin, Mayor B. P -Christie," Mr, Taylor, and Conficillor ScOtt
kirk.. (Expositor photo, by "