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„SEAFORTI3; ONTARIO,` SEPTEIVT$ER 19., 1.958
Seaforth; -Fair.,;. is hal'I'en a to Commu r.fy
livest
c J
This week for the' /13th successi�'e proved methods, better o k, and:
-year, the, gates to the Seaforth Fall ' " an all-round happier, more prosper-
'Farr will open to tlie-public: It-is~t e ---d ous-- armning community:
1 But: more than this, the Fair has
oldest fair in "Duron Couint hPo a where town and coon=
: pl ..
. try Have' been; able to feet, to discuss
Loll a� leader in its class, SeafortYi -.
.Fair this year hopes to 'achieve a the: 'problems' common to each, to`
sl anding which: will permit it to Jearn at first 'hand the .' activities of
its class raised one -notch arid: thin the other,
become the.first fair In Huron to be The. fact that the Seaforth Pair
rated a Class- `B' Fails" The:,'new' ; has continued,` over a period of more
status, while—it'll—lakes possible grants , < than a century is in itself a, Challenge'
r`. with which permanent iinpravements " for the future., No Fair can rest on
:tan be .finaueed, at the: same.=time, its-h-istoory.' It must--.grow.'-with, the
:will "'present 'a continuing challenge
the fair board':and the community :Fall Fair; is but a reflection of
it nerves. a the: attitude .of, the people'; that make
For more than a century, through up'the eommullty,'in which it is lo-
0
' i �situdes of good ` ears and - `sated -If a :cor"rinlunity.,s determined
th:e vis s g Y :
t • e ublic. , that ' it Will- keepupwith. „chang n -
:. , liner the.• fair has, servedh P• ....: , ..
•becoznes a:;Class-:`B' .Fair, its_--;,; cod ditiol s'_and;. develop . and grow E-
.. . '- ... :. hen will its Fall.
will be.even. -neat= • ,sloe. a'nd;attitude sot .._..__..�..:_.�
. ability todoa�,ob., •
, - ' Fi Tr .d -o :like W 1S _
--Much needed improvements v�Ill� a �
become .ossible,and.increased grants ,In, -.the final analysis is up to the
in the new ratm • will give ens community. • The directors and offl-
reflecting g ,
advance,
rnent' to directors and Isiem, � - , slats can plan mo nths ' in
Cour. age . a ,.. , .:.
who have worked so unstinti can; work -long: -hours ' but -unless there
: _......_ tiers _ irig , , ., ,. , ...: ,. .. ,
on behalf =of the A.: icultu-rat So is -•an interested commun ty, as, reg
. µfleeted in the public support ";given o
ciety.... ..
'.the fair.' `their efforts are an vain: It's
Each year the Fair has � `served , as ; � , ,
-
"cyclo u `to'the' cominiinit. -;on 'Friday
'to in=
' of theagricultural' d � ` . p.. _. .. :support
, y„
a mirror_ p , -,•�, .,,
- _ dicate.. by• its su ...ort that this
-thements of tlistric't. Ii has; rovzd_.....,-� � Y_ .. pP
it it that h s'been :tract, wants a Fall' -:Fair: in. Seaforth
competitive s it a , . .
ed aP
i • n i : that, is. second to none.
reflected in -improved product o • , irk ,
S
l�a
cc
TS...
e7
]E
1eSizes P aid" `-- •
eversible 1
eg. . • 5 :. $5.9 ' eg.
Pleated and Plain -- Sizes 7 12;
Reg. 3.98 - 4:95 $2;9S '
Sizes 1,- - 6 A ',Nice ' Variety.
All"—Reduced! . '
-
Girls' White .1041c E`
Banded or Elastic: Knee
Sizes 2'- 14 — Reg, 98c
s:.
o '. Long ~ D;•I
e
-14=Rg.
WE
SEEN IN THE
(TOU-NT
Expands ".Business
i •'.t .Tion Isar
.,.Win ham i sitors.
heir this year were delighted; to-.
ftnd'.:that former Wmgliamite Mel-
Lavigne .hasTaddedT-a.iine :addition
to',h_is-dance;;hall iu-the resort Comm,
munify The; new ,:section contains
a modern restaurant and living
quarters.. =:..6Vingliam . Advance
Tunes.
Seaforth Doctor T%Clinton
Dr William D- Munn has cont.
meneed' medical 'practice""in-•Clin-'
ton. 'He is in'the o'ffiee of Dr, "J;;:
A. Addison-!on-Rattenbury Street
West Dr. ;IVlunp•, .-who is; - ;the ; son'
of`Dr and- Mrs James •A`'�VLunn,'
Seafortk, is' -:married and l yin�in-
one: of 'the 'Reg Ball's apartments:,
Mrs:; Munn.` % - the-. former June',
Dale; Plymouth, England . and y O;
.a' th = ',Freed*:
-a-�stiadeut :i`tYiS-e :,. t, , e,
Fields; Hospital Plymouth, Eng
land: -Clinton News -Record::
Whole the "Blanket?•
Provincial' police are looking for;
blanket burglars. When: Clyde,
Gledhill' arrived: for w�ork.'at the;;
De ills Thursda
E" ille�'VN'4p
n
coni - . .
morning, he discovered that
bI'ariiiets; with a ' total value of
about $750, had been stolen The'
via i'ket burglars apparently gain--
ed entry through . a side •window,
then`; opened' a • door from ;the
side:: Forty, -five" of the blankets
were .: n i 'Sh d'. .,Pxoyinc ad. Cor_=~
� u £ rtt e
stables.D-P=Trtimbley-aid_ H D"
Dobbs' investigated.=Goderich Sig .
Star ro
Increase•SellR.�tes — -'
Begmmng with the' first of Janu
ary,it is eicpected ,that •an •increase
in:. sewage .rates 'in• the ,foriii of',50;
Cents..: per, month: maintenance;
charge',:. will he -,made upon each"
.ser' in Clinton.- • Purpose of thi s
increase ( amounting 'to ' $6;00 per;
year, .peir consumer} is to, assist
n retiring'` the selvage debenture;.;
it is 'expected to_ raise about .$6,000
a year by' this method, The sew
age, debenture will, -be paid: for by
19&6-Clzntar News Recorder _
Plow Matrxh "At Blyth
The 32nd !anriUal Buren 'County'
lowing,mateh, tinder 'the-atlspiees-
of the North; Pfuron-;Plowman's
. $1.59
—: Reg.;'1:€
1:2
goys'
DRESS
Sizes 5'' :1.2 3 95 - 5.95 -for.' -,$3.29
tEFUNDS
OR , EXCIA1tiES
TER Oni.
t Z st'
•• �N�BER 20 h 1
SATURDAY,' :ET
SUNDAY � P :
Open 10 a.m., to 1,2. noon,aid 2 pm to 5.
The new Exeter',:: Plant is
n
�the Most ' Modern
Most
Procesin" Plant n
Westeiri 'Ontario !
From 'The Huron .nxpasitor
September 2,',1938..,
Robertson" Hamilton,' 16; son ,of;
Mr: and Mrs. Joseph. Hamilton, of
Walton; 'was seriously, injured. last
Friday when he was run ..over by
a horse. I -le, is in Scott 'Memorial
Hospital, where he was- operated-
upori en Wednesday,
A'; quiet. but pretty' wedding was
solemnized on Saturday when Arina
Dorene'- TIudson 'became-, the ,bride
ofWilfred`Hay -Coleman
Messrs. William and Ross Sproat;.
have returned from:a trip,.to Tem,
agami and Kirkland Lake,
The fine, new Shell Oil Company -
service station, on Goderich •St.
est, has now been completed:.
Mr: and Mrs." Alex McGregor
have• returned from their. honey -
Moon , spent, in the - northern, isum
mer resorts.
Dr, G. F, Rogers, director of ed-
ucation,in the, Province of Ontario
and '' former Principal of : Seaforth
Collegiate Institute, .addressed " an
open meeting•of the Seaforth Horne
,and 'Scllool Club.
The Lions Clubs of .Seaforth and
God'erleii are sponsoring a cliritc
at Scott Memorial Hospital on
Wednesday- for-tbe .erii5pled_ ehil-
'dren - and Children, with defective
eyesight in,, Huron County: ` '
"* •
From 'file Huron' Expositor
September=18, 1908 '
FEDERATION
NEWS
By J, CART + IlEMINGWAY' ..
kluron: ,mbcounty Federation .of Ag..
riculture held their Septeer.
rectors' meeting. • Tuesday. • ! The
secretary • reported that -word had'
been received that ClNK 'would-
carry the Farm'Earu:M on. TV "this
year: • This. will ?be on --Tuesday at
9;30 p.m. If farm peiiple find ,this
breadcast-interesting this:area.,:
the. -CBC has_ indicated `that' a net-
work -will bei available -;next year
Our "rural cokttmunity Chas an
portant ;Bartto play in the making
of this .decision: We hope. "many'•
will.takeadvantage of this oppor-
tunity to form many' new forums'
through. ue- :true ':picture of::
the. valof TV farm forum ;can.
-be obtained..
Warren •Zurbrigg; county" repre
sentative to'"the O,F.A", reported
on d i Last rnembers' meeting. ;Ile.
-stated; that-wljile-the-geveinunieiit
:didn't favor: compulsory, vaccina-
tion for .rabies, they had indica • d
that they,. would .pay losses to e'-
-stoelrifrom this :disease;'
The. •recommendati i of "--tire
commodity groups on •'price sup-'
ports was approved inby. the meet.:
'g. .
Briefily, 'this; means"'that price
supports. should'be non incentive
and, that farmers should' do all. in
their power tb assist, iii disposing'.
of.the produet. "..in products where
the -producers provide "an equaliza
tion fund for the disposal of sur
pluses ;.the...support price eauM--be-
somewhat higher __g._ retirement'
Pian and Workman's .Compensation
fpr farmers w'asdiscussed an{1 fur
thei', study of theseWill_be :Made.-
Reg Myers.. stated that' 'the wheat
board expects .thatwheat.will_net
'the • grower - a minimum of $1:38
sociat on, will•:,be held this; year on g
a was :this year:. t -reed that "the
t
the fart -0;01i Keith •Webster, :north Federation' continue to subscribe
of Blyth,_ on Saturday, October 4. 011e share' in CFPL-TV.
This ,• year the lowing match; will ::Mrs .D: Ta=lor; e
- p ._ ... _. „. , . :.,, �• .. 3 r ported °on the.
by bigger. aTla •better than.:.. -ever,: ;Medical "Servicei and:ur ed ever -^
g Y
with,,:$687 00` -in cash ,prizes; ;and" one to pass on the information'':ofr
many;, trophies' for the -winners ini the• protection'- available "through';
the "various events 'many of whom the ' Government': Ho`spitilization= In
will die competing in the •.Interna= •surance;and your local CooP :Merl-
tionai° Plowing Match`::"There-will ictal Services "`. `"'°; . " "`
be?displays_and demonstrations. of ;;,Bert_.L bb lexpreaSed expressed the. farm- machinery and hot meals ation:4f: the 'County Hog Piroducers:
will be served on the grounds. for. assistance .given the.federa:tion:
Blyth Standard _ in, spreading " information, ,inn c the -
Plan I orrowing . vete campaign.: Bob : McGregor,
At t1 e. I.ons•meet%n,g on. Monday.lpresidentof ihed'County Beef Pro -
night .the.first smce,ae term=end' ducers, repo-rted ih"at he had''re-,
meeting m' ;:June --approval''• was eeived the" suggestion that the gov�_
given':to, borrow th'e -necessary ernment' be requested -to a
freight__s.ubsidy on -feeder -:cattle -
,
permit payment .off the _...... ,
account of•°$2;200 for installation of from the:.westHe asked the meet-
t arena: Ing, to :offer their opinion -on,:.this
the asphalt..floor m be .
The club" has `over .$1,000 in itsr wet- question. • •After some ..'disco"salon
ich received quite. a 'the meeting agreed that- e,proli
fare' fund, wh i q
b o t:.frorn.afie "rum'ma e sale the tem would require= -a' -good deal ot.
° s g �stiid before it ;could lie decided'
proceeds of which "amounted to".o3tpn Y
er $600; with ::Lion K. L. MacKen- {
`The Giiunty Federation will
zie a tin a:`hand:. for convening again sponsor 'a Prince and Priv
cess_ contest this .year. The On-
tario inner will winners - receive " ;
r t a free
trip to the CFA annual `.meeting in
Regina in; January, 1959. .Informa=,
tion is : available at - the County
Federation 'office,
that ,p j+~ Treasurer; K C:; Mur-
fomth
: ere "-ort d a�neat roftt r e.
di p, e p
Centennial" booth and;: Lion Brock
Cleland Ybit the plaudits for this
pro�ec Liiclow�'Sentm"el
Building Switch?.
Tb,e••Federal:Government MAY be
wiljing-to part with.the,,Post'Office
Ppro' e t" - 'ndr .$6,600'?'cash•, to get
P y
11 ro' ert Council
own,• -Ha Y
fiie P R.
was.told,.l± ridgy , 1 alwation re
port liy- an independent firm• of ap-
praispr-s places price tags of :$23,.-
000 en :the Post Office; ati3r29;6110"
on the'.Town- Iiall.property •when
at became , known early this ;;year
that-tlfe post.'office•,was to .be; torn:'
down• -and , replaced by a new.'£ed
eraI building • on the ; Same: site,:
Councihor "Bruce".Si ly _:suggested,
:that considerattoh be':given• to' an
:exchange of,' properties -A -t:
clay : night's ; council :Meeting, two:'.
.tender's -for the purchase'• of the
'town=owned'MacKay'iTall were op
coed, `;but na' decision 'was made'
,On . -:-Whether keeept :either of the:
btdsr; They;.will be :discussed :'again
at a' council committee meeting on
'Thursday;- September -18.-'---Gode-
rich Signal -Star •
He .',"O eratorplease, %. m t
P„ , aS
get that girl to answer." -
__Operator: "Yes sir, T'm Pigg
ging for you."
•
A5 NEED
ED .:
R
..40 iso
to train, rehabilitate . and house . the Blind
in this dtstrkt.' Cotnmuoity. Chaeta and
mµniaipaf;granSs w1R provide $57,190.
TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN
HURON ,MIDDLESEX - PERTH'
(Excluding,'London and',Sltattord)
E. C. BOSWELL',' Seaforth, Onto
"I'll `nev_-_._
x
long as; I live-!"--
. �e
a s l
i. v e aair
That's the vow "Fred Smith took when he learned
the y ou:ngster he had run over had died as a result
of the injuries: Fred's conscience 'was ,tortured by,
the feeling that, a child.. -lad .died as a result of his"
ri license,.
actions: - He- tore . up � his , driver's andhas
never been;behind.the wheel of a car since.•
There's -only,' way-t�-avoid-Fred-Smiths night- -:
naa'risli situation:• That's' always to watch' for
children, on the road.
Your Ontario Department of Transport -urges you .
to support the "current Ghild`Safety campaign.
8049
�
Friends and Patrons of ththeScaforih District are invited to. attend slits
Grand Opening Event
/''''Mrs. li, i12eCarnrnond isas open
ed a farcy, goods .store in: the store
just-, north of the Dominion, Bank'.
'Ihere'is a possibility of the Wil.
shoe,'factory, being operated.
Among "those froni Tuckersmith'
Wfto' Went to- London Fair •this week
mere Mr. And 1VIrs. Joseph Crich,
Mr, ; arid- Mrs.• Eli Crich, Mr. and
M. Fred"?tipper,- ,rani :Walters.
and Harry VVebsdale
M. Sohn Rankin, Secretary„ of:
Seaforth piYb1ie-schboi beard,' has
pi`9, ented the school with a large
YEARS . AE�ONE _
Interesting items gleaned from
The. Huronexpositor, of '25 '50
and 7 years' ago ,l
portrait of the Queen, and .,jvlr.
tliextrait, ` of WintDing er, Ethedwarcod.ihpaiuon por-
Mr." Charles `,Connors has •open
ed a 'laundry in the store just
south Of the old Bank, of Commerce
bpildiiig •-
The' dry: weather -
l Continues;
to fact,it Is over a irmntlr since We`,
have liad rain,.. If it does °not. $oon
come • the titin will beseriotys ;;
Ili -the -meantime, 'the. dust :on the 1a�ean • ' •u�
.country roads is really 'fierce.
- Mr. E. H. Clgse_has disposed of
his black driver to Mr. Drake, of 1Viake 'ruse o
Staffa.
From The Huron . Ex oSitor
September 121.' 1883
Mr. William Murray has' brought
into this office . a'•sunflower of the
Russian variety, grown -on `his
farm ` at Harpurhey. • The stalk'
measures 71 inches around at -the.
butt, ' and is 98 inches ' in length;'
,while the flower is 17inches-a-aim.
the face and "38 inches around
Mr. William Campbell. has. Sold
his cottage on North 'Main Street to.
Mr. ' MVICLaughlin ` for the' sura' of
$750.,
Several (cows found, straying at'
large during prohibited hours :Were
placed- in pound, on:Monday, -morn
Mr. McMullenshowed us" an egg,
laid'by a Black Rock hen, which
weighed VA- ounces and measured,
7i' by 81/2 •niches.
Mr: 'Thomas Tick,' of Hay, one
day this week slightly wounded and
captured a- fair-sized eagle, ;which
is quite a "rare bird .lir these- parts.
Last: week ,ilii.:Jolrti k"tsher shot:
a large "female bear in the. :big
swamp on the 14th 'concession. of
MelfilIop, Which 'weighed, - when
dressed, 418 pounds. The bear`had
a coupleof cubs- with '' her, - -but
they esda-ped...;
.Most of the farmers in this, "vi. -u
cinity:.have finished` :hardest, and '
„TT -E..• HOME
threshing and: fall wheat 'seeding, r .
.i
are nova•. the ; oocupations of the r - -
UI�IE AND
S E U�
the
ou will.
'AEUABr.E
ave.....43::'...."C.hance of v. •inning EIGHT
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those ' ail icles :around : ° .the .house. • .
he FREE /SSIF[ED ADS; being
yen c 0. ay....0taour booth.:
T11is. w'ill'also be a good iini.e.`to Subsribe" or
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OUR wome'
•
„SEAFORTI3; ONTARIO,` SEPTEIVT$ER 19., 1.958
Seaforth; -Fair.,;. is hal'I'en a to Commu r.fy
livest
c J
This week for the' /13th successi�'e proved methods, better o k, and:
-year, the, gates to the Seaforth Fall ' " an all-round happier, more prosper-
'Farr will open to tlie-public: It-is~t e ---d ous-- armning community:
1 But: more than this, the Fair has
oldest fair in "Duron Couint hPo a where town and coon=
: pl ..
. try Have' been; able to feet, to discuss
Loll a� leader in its class, SeafortYi -.
.Fair this year hopes to 'achieve a the: 'problems' common to each, to`
sl anding which: will permit it to Jearn at first 'hand the .' activities of
its class raised one -notch arid: thin the other,
become the.first fair In Huron to be The. fact that the Seaforth Pair
rated a Class- `B' Fails" The:,'new' ; has continued,` over a period of more
status, while—it'll—lakes possible grants , < than a century is in itself a, Challenge'
r`. with which permanent iinpravements " for the future., No Fair can rest on
:tan be .finaueed, at the: same.=time, its-h-istoory.' It must--.grow.'-with, the
:will "'present 'a continuing challenge
the fair board':and the community :Fall Fair; is but a reflection of
it nerves. a the: attitude .of, the people'; that make
For more than a century, through up'the eommullty,'in which it is lo-
0
' i �situdes of good ` ears and - `sated -If a :cor"rinlunity.,s determined
th:e vis s g Y :
t • e ublic. , that ' it Will- keepupwith. „chang n -
:. , liner the.• fair has, servedh P• ....: , ..
•becoznes a:;Class-:`B' .Fair, its_--;,; cod ditiol s'_and;. develop . and grow E-
.. . '- ... :. hen will its Fall.
will be.even. -neat= • ,sloe. a'nd;attitude sot .._..__..�..:_.�
. ability todoa�,ob., •
, - ' Fi Tr .d -o :like W 1S _
--Much needed improvements v�Ill� a �
become .ossible,and.increased grants ,In, -.the final analysis is up to the
in the new ratm • will give ens community. • The directors and offl-
reflecting g ,
advance,
rnent' to directors and Isiem, � - , slats can plan mo nths ' in
Cour. age . a ,.. , .:.
who have worked so unstinti can; work -long: -hours ' but -unless there
: _......_ tiers _ irig , , ., ,. , ...: ,. .. ,
on behalf =of the A.: icultu-rat So is -•an interested commun ty, as, reg
. µfleeted in the public support ";given o
ciety.... ..
'.the fair.' `their efforts are an vain: It's
Each year the Fair has � `served , as ; � , ,
-
"cyclo u `to'the' cominiinit. -;on 'Friday
'to in=
' of theagricultural' d � ` . p.. _. .. :support
, y„
a mirror_ p , -,•�, .,,
- _ dicate.. by• its su ...ort that this
-thements of tlistric't. Ii has; rovzd_.....,-� � Y_ .. pP
it it that h s'been :tract, wants a Fall' -:Fair: in. Seaforth
competitive s it a , . .
ed aP
i • n i : that, is. second to none.
reflected in -improved product o • , irk ,
S
l�a
cc
TS...
e7
]E
1eSizes P aid" `-- •
eversible 1
eg. . • 5 :. $5.9 ' eg.
Pleated and Plain -- Sizes 7 12;
Reg. 3.98 - 4:95 $2;9S '
Sizes 1,- - 6 A ',Nice ' Variety.
All"—Reduced! . '
-
Girls' White .1041c E`
Banded or Elastic: Knee
Sizes 2'- 14 — Reg, 98c
s:.
o '. Long ~ D;•I
e
-14=Rg.
WE
SEEN IN THE
(TOU-NT
Expands ".Business
i •'.t .Tion Isar
.,.Win ham i sitors.
heir this year were delighted; to-.
ftnd'.:that former Wmgliamite Mel-
Lavigne .hasTaddedT-a.iine :addition
to',h_is-dance;;hall iu-the resort Comm,
munify The; new ,:section contains
a modern restaurant and living
quarters.. =:..6Vingliam . Advance
Tunes.
Seaforth Doctor T%Clinton
Dr William D- Munn has cont.
meneed' medical 'practice""in-•Clin-'
ton. 'He is in'the o'ffiee of Dr, "J;;:
A. Addison-!on-Rattenbury Street
West Dr. ;IVlunp•, .-who is; - ;the ; son'
of`Dr and- Mrs James •A`'�VLunn,'
Seafortk, is' -:married and l yin�in-
one: of 'the 'Reg Ball's apartments:,
Mrs:; Munn.` % - the-. former June',
Dale; Plymouth, England . and y O;
.a' th = ',Freed*:
-a-�stiadeut :i`tYiS-e :,. t, , e,
Fields; Hospital Plymouth, Eng
land: -Clinton News -Record::
Whole the "Blanket?•
Provincial' police are looking for;
blanket burglars. When: Clyde,
Gledhill' arrived: for w�ork.'at the;;
De ills Thursda
E" ille�'VN'4p
n
coni - . .
morning, he discovered that
bI'ariiiets; with a ' total value of
about $750, had been stolen The'
via i'ket burglars apparently gain--
ed entry through . a side •window,
then`; opened' a • door from ;the
side:: Forty, -five" of the blankets
were .: n i 'Sh d'. .,Pxoyinc ad. Cor_=~
� u £ rtt e
stables.D-P=Trtimbley-aid_ H D"
Dobbs' investigated.=Goderich Sig .
Star ro
Increase•SellR.�tes — -'
Begmmng with the' first of Janu
ary,it is eicpected ,that •an •increase
in:. sewage .rates 'in• the ,foriii of',50;
Cents..: per, month: maintenance;
charge',:. will he -,made upon each"
.ser' in Clinton.- • Purpose of thi s
increase ( amounting 'to ' $6;00 per;
year, .peir consumer} is to, assist
n retiring'` the selvage debenture;.;
it is 'expected to_ raise about .$6,000
a year by' this method, The sew
age, debenture will, -be paid: for by
19&6-Clzntar News Recorder _
Plow Matrxh "At Blyth
The 32nd !anriUal Buren 'County'
lowing,mateh, tinder 'the-atlspiees-
of the North; Pfuron-;Plowman's
. $1.59
—: Reg.;'1:€
1:2
goys'
DRESS
Sizes 5'' :1.2 3 95 - 5.95 -for.' -,$3.29
tEFUNDS
OR , EXCIA1tiES
TER Oni.
t Z st'
•• �N�BER 20 h 1
SATURDAY,' :ET
SUNDAY � P :
Open 10 a.m., to 1,2. noon,aid 2 pm to 5.
The new Exeter',:: Plant is
n
�the Most ' Modern
Most
Procesin" Plant n
Westeiri 'Ontario !
From 'The Huron .nxpasitor
September 2,',1938..,
Robertson" Hamilton,' 16; son ,of;
Mr: and Mrs. Joseph. Hamilton, of
Walton; 'was seriously, injured. last
Friday when he was run ..over by
a horse. I -le, is in Scott 'Memorial
Hospital, where he was- operated-
upori en Wednesday,
A'; quiet. but pretty' wedding was
solemnized on Saturday when Arina
Dorene'- TIudson 'became-, the ,bride
ofWilfred`Hay -Coleman
Messrs. William and Ross Sproat;.
have returned from:a trip,.to Tem,
agami and Kirkland Lake,
The fine, new Shell Oil Company -
service station, on Goderich •St.
est, has now been completed:.
Mr: and Mrs." Alex McGregor
have• returned from their. honey -
Moon , spent, in the - northern, isum
mer resorts.
Dr, G. F, Rogers, director of ed-
ucation,in the, Province of Ontario
and '' former Principal of : Seaforth
Collegiate Institute, .addressed " an
open meeting•of the Seaforth Horne
,and 'Scllool Club.
The Lions Clubs of .Seaforth and
God'erleii are sponsoring a cliritc
at Scott Memorial Hospital on
Wednesday- for-tbe .erii5pled_ ehil-
'dren - and Children, with defective
eyesight in,, Huron County: ` '
"* •
From 'file Huron' Expositor
September=18, 1908 '
FEDERATION
NEWS
By J, CART + IlEMINGWAY' ..
kluron: ,mbcounty Federation .of Ag..
riculture held their Septeer.
rectors' meeting. • Tuesday. • ! The
secretary • reported that -word had'
been received that ClNK 'would-
carry the Farm'Earu:M on. TV "this
year: • This. will ?be on --Tuesday at
9;30 p.m. If farm peiiple find ,this
breadcast-interesting this:area.,:
the. -CBC has_ indicated `that' a net-
work -will bei available -;next year
Our "rural cokttmunity Chas an
portant ;Bartto play in the making
of this .decision: We hope. "many'•
will.takeadvantage of this oppor-
tunity to form many' new forums'
through. ue- :true ':picture of::
the. valof TV farm forum ;can.
-be obtained..
Warren •Zurbrigg; county" repre
sentative to'"the O,F.A", reported
on d i Last rnembers' meeting. ;Ile.
-stated; that-wljile-the-geveinunieiit
:didn't favor: compulsory, vaccina-
tion for .rabies, they had indica • d
that they,. would .pay losses to e'-
-stoelrifrom this :disease;'
The. •recommendati i of "--tire
commodity groups on •'price sup-'
ports was approved inby. the meet.:
'g. .
Briefily, 'this; means"'that price
supports. should'be non incentive
and, that farmers should' do all. in
their power tb assist, iii disposing'.
of.the produet. "..in products where
the -producers provide "an equaliza
tion fund for the disposal of sur
pluses ;.the...support price eauM--be-
somewhat higher __g._ retirement'
Pian and Workman's .Compensation
fpr farmers w'asdiscussed an{1 fur
thei', study of theseWill_be :Made.-
Reg Myers.. stated that' 'the wheat
board expects .thatwheat.will_net
'the • grower - a minimum of $1:38
sociat on, will•:,be held this; year on g
a was :this year:. t -reed that "the
t
the fart -0;01i Keith •Webster, :north Federation' continue to subscribe
of Blyth,_ on Saturday, October 4. 011e share' in CFPL-TV.
This ,• year the lowing match; will ::Mrs .D: Ta=lor; e
- p ._ ... _. „. , . :.,, �• .. 3 r ported °on the.
by bigger. aTla •better than.:.. -ever,: ;Medical "Servicei and:ur ed ever -^
g Y
with,,:$687 00` -in cash ,prizes; ;and" one to pass on the information'':ofr
many;, trophies' for the -winners ini the• protection'- available "through';
the "various events 'many of whom the ' Government': Ho`spitilization= In
will die competing in the •.Interna= •surance;and your local CooP :Merl-
tionai° Plowing Match`::"There-will ictal Services "`. `"'°; . " "`
be?displays_and demonstrations. of ;;,Bert_.L bb lexpreaSed expressed the. farm- machinery and hot meals ation:4f: the 'County Hog Piroducers:
will be served on the grounds. for. assistance .given the.federa:tion:
Blyth Standard _ in, spreading " information, ,inn c the -
Plan I orrowing . vete campaign.: Bob : McGregor,
At t1 e. I.ons•meet%n,g on. Monday.lpresidentof ihed'County Beef Pro -
night .the.first smce,ae term=end' ducers, repo-rted ih"at he had''re-,
meeting m' ;:June --approval''• was eeived the" suggestion that the gov�_
given':to, borrow th'e -necessary ernment' be requested -to a
freight__s.ubsidy on -feeder -:cattle -
,
permit payment .off the _...... ,
account of•°$2;200 for installation of from the:.westHe asked the meet-
t arena: Ing, to :offer their opinion -on,:.this
the asphalt..floor m be .
The club" has `over .$1,000 in itsr wet- question. • •After some ..'disco"salon
ich received quite. a 'the meeting agreed that- e,proli
fare' fund, wh i q
b o t:.frorn.afie "rum'ma e sale the tem would require= -a' -good deal ot.
° s g �stiid before it ;could lie decided'
proceeds of which "amounted to".o3tpn Y
er $600; with ::Lion K. L. MacKen- {
`The Giiunty Federation will
zie a tin a:`hand:. for convening again sponsor 'a Prince and Priv
cess_ contest this .year. The On-
tario inner will winners - receive " ;
r t a free
trip to the CFA annual `.meeting in
Regina in; January, 1959. .Informa=,
tion is : available at - the County
Federation 'office,
that ,p j+~ Treasurer; K C:; Mur-
fomth
: ere "-ort d a�neat roftt r e.
di p, e p
Centennial" booth and;: Lion Brock
Cleland Ybit the plaudits for this
pro�ec Liiclow�'Sentm"el
Building Switch?.
Tb,e••Federal:Government MAY be
wiljing-to part with.the,,Post'Office
Ppro' e t" - 'ndr .$6,600'?'cash•, to get
P y
11 ro' ert Council
own,• -Ha Y
fiie P R.
was.told,.l± ridgy , 1 alwation re
port liy- an independent firm• of ap-
praispr-s places price tags of :$23,.-
000 en :the Post Office; ati3r29;6110"
on the'.Town- Iiall.property •when
at became , known early this ;;year
that-tlfe post.'office•,was to .be; torn:'
down• -and , replaced by a new.'£ed
eraI building • on the ; Same: site,:
Councihor "Bruce".Si ly _:suggested,
:that considerattoh be':given• to' an
:exchange of,' properties -A -t:
clay : night's ; council :Meeting, two:'.
.tender's -for the purchase'• of the
'town=owned'MacKay'iTall were op
coed, `;but na' decision 'was made'
,On . -:-Whether keeept :either of the:
btdsr; They;.will be :discussed :'again
at a' council committee meeting on
'Thursday;- September -18.-'---Gode-
rich Signal -Star •
He .',"O eratorplease, %. m t
P„ , aS
get that girl to answer." -
__Operator: "Yes sir, T'm Pigg
ging for you."
•
A5 NEED
ED .:
R
..40 iso
to train, rehabilitate . and house . the Blind
in this dtstrkt.' Cotnmuoity. Chaeta and
mµniaipaf;granSs w1R provide $57,190.
TRI -COUNTY CAMPAIGN
HURON ,MIDDLESEX - PERTH'
(Excluding,'London and',Sltattord)
E. C. BOSWELL',' Seaforth, Onto
"I'll `nev_-_._
x
long as; I live-!"--
. �e
a s l
i. v e aair
That's the vow "Fred Smith took when he learned
the y ou:ngster he had run over had died as a result
of the injuries: Fred's conscience 'was ,tortured by,
the feeling that, a child.. -lad .died as a result of his"
ri license,.
actions: - He- tore . up � his , driver's andhas
never been;behind.the wheel of a car since.•
There's -only,' way-t�-avoid-Fred-Smiths night- -:
naa'risli situation:• That's' always to watch' for
children, on the road.
Your Ontario Department of Transport -urges you .
to support the "current Ghild`Safety campaign.
8049
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Friends and Patrons of ththeScaforih District are invited to. attend slits
Grand Opening Event
/''''Mrs. li, i12eCarnrnond isas open
ed a farcy, goods .store in: the store
just-, north of the Dominion, Bank'.
'Ihere'is a possibility of the Wil.
shoe,'factory, being operated.
Among "those froni Tuckersmith'
Wfto' Went to- London Fair •this week
mere Mr. And 1VIrs. Joseph Crich,
Mr, ; arid- Mrs.• Eli Crich, Mr. and
M. Fred"?tipper,- ,rani :Walters.
and Harry VVebsdale
M. Sohn Rankin, Secretary„ of:
Seaforth piYb1ie-schboi beard,' has
pi`9, ented the school with a large
YEARS . AE�ONE _
Interesting items gleaned from
The. Huronexpositor, of '25 '50
and 7 years' ago ,l
portrait of the Queen, and .,jvlr.
tliextrait, ` of WintDing er, Ethedwarcod.ihpaiuon por-
Mr." Charles `,Connors has •open
ed a 'laundry in the store just
south Of the old Bank, of Commerce
bpildiiig •-
The' dry: weather -
l Continues;
to fact,it Is over a irmntlr since We`,
have liad rain,.. If it does °not. $oon
come • the titin will beseriotys ;;
Ili -the -meantime, 'the. dust :on the 1a�ean • ' •u�
.country roads is really 'fierce.
- Mr. E. H. Clgse_has disposed of
his black driver to Mr. Drake, of 1Viake 'ruse o
Staffa.
From The Huron . Ex oSitor
September 121.' 1883
Mr. William Murray has' brought
into this office . a'•sunflower of the
Russian variety, grown -on `his
farm ` at Harpurhey. • The stalk'
measures 71 inches around at -the.
butt, ' and is 98 inches ' in length;'
,while the flower is 17inches-a-aim.
the face and "38 inches around
Mr. William Campbell. has. Sold
his cottage on North 'Main Street to.
Mr. ' MVICLaughlin ` for the' sura' of
$750.,
Several (cows found, straying at'
large during prohibited hours :Were
placed- in pound, on:Monday, -morn
Mr. McMullenshowed us" an egg,
laid'by a Black Rock hen, which
weighed VA- ounces and measured,
7i' by 81/2 •niches.
Mr: 'Thomas Tick,' of Hay, one
day this week slightly wounded and
captured a- fair-sized eagle, ;which
is quite a "rare bird .lir these- parts.
Last: week ,ilii.:Jolrti k"tsher shot:
a large "female bear in the. :big
swamp on the 14th 'concession. of
MelfilIop, Which 'weighed, - when
dressed, 418 pounds. The bear`had
a coupleof cubs- with '' her, - -but
they esda-ped...;
.Most of the farmers in this, "vi. -u
cinity:.have finished` :hardest, and '
„TT -E..• HOME
threshing and: fall wheat 'seeding, r .
.i
are nova•. the ; oocupations of the r - -
UI�IE AND
S E U�
the
ou will.
'AEUABr.E
ave.....43::'...."C.hance of v. •inning EIGHT
•PRIZES at TWE EXPOSITOR .. Book:
those ' ail icles :around : ° .the .house. • .
he FREE /SSIF[ED ADS; being
yen c 0. ay....0taour booth.:
T11is. w'ill'also be a good iini.e.`to Subsribe" or
Renew your Stibseription to
THE NITRON EX1?OSITOR
rize
niineulling
Commerca_ol. Print1n
Office :Equipment
hone 141 ,or 142 Seafarth
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