HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-10-03, Page 1Ninety -Ninth Year '
Whole Number 4780
. been.' sapPlYing an :entertainment
1fteed to. Seaforth and district for
thaist---2&-yearS' '
2Tr-'--Tlioutii'sbtk said the attend-
. -
ance , trend at other thee tteS,.:
to Seaforth,,,,is, being ',Watched
-carefully. • • ' ,
."If." the trend seeins to be to an
in:Creasing interest in... the smal
town 'theatre, we would : review: the -
possibilitY.--Of--reopemng.7.-We--Would*
have to beasSnted:of an•inereaSp.
of ,,at ,least '50' per cent in...;atteric15-
ance over recent months to Ins*.
fy,ryjig
The difficulty _tete is ',similar,.to
that:' being experienced bY many
theatres. • in 'small lowns.--falling.
_ _
revenues: Whatever - the con-,
tributing. city corrinei
desire ether entertain-
ment. ---,theatre :business • in -Sea-forth
has dropped :Mere' than, 80. percent
from the peak enjoyed ,during an
nil:Mediate-1Y :following . the
''We a1 knew tbere would ie a
levelling off sometime in theatre.
bilSiiiess-es4our.-grosses..Wete•-high
dining; the.. • war -,,•yearS and jiiSt:
.after,",...,Mr•TheMpSen said '.."we'
'
abont:::it'hiit.-in...Seaforth. our drop
'is,. over; 80 diet 'cent and haS_,..been
that. Way' for the peSt 39 inonthS
Within, a couple of 'Iweeks of the
26th, aninyetcs' ary of its opening in
.Seaforth, :the, itegentt
heen forced- 'to close because Of
bek.. of ,patronage. '. The finalpro.;
grain was 'shown Saturday -night.
Speaking to The Expositor Tugs,'
d;riy, George D. Thoth.pson...ntanag-
'• of the , Sutherland chain Of
theatre§ of which the Regent " is
e. said the .decisionto close the
• th.betre was taken with regret:.
Business conditions ...,inacle;" • it
necessary. There just weren't.""en-
- -ough-Tpeople -attending- -to- let- ,uS-
nearly break, even_ We .are sorry
if had to happen, hecause We 'feel
that through the .theatre we have
_
Review e
Activities In
ensait
14.
A meeting of the IlensalDiCnern-
-her Conimereewas held "in the
Legion Halt WeciiiesdaY.. President
. Charles Fiford was- in the Chair.
The Meeting wasopeneld by
'....preSident Charles. Fiferd,,:with a
,presentation of: a 'travelling 'bag to
. the past pteSident, R.: H. Middleton.
--2.The,Hpast ,president ansWered-the
chair With a brief outline: of pas't
:performances of the Hensall Chani-
, • .
The 'president :brought: up the
subject. .of a local newspaper and:
called for -discussion. -After -mugh
discussion, ;it Was decided to find.
etc., and a ; committee Was
-
formed to :contact local newspap-.
ers.,. Mr: Middleton .was, to See, the ;
GOderich paper; P L. McNaugh-
ton to see the Seafetth,paPer,:and
.."Don; JOynt to see the Exeter paper,
„
and report on their findings at the
Frank Ellwood made a"'naOti011
;that., any'. inonieS'raised would go
,. for the: betterment of :thee,onairtun-
ity. Park. . rvote carried ,for. the
.,peynient the Conned. Of •$500.-.0h
"-Abe arti.fiCial ice debentures.
•
The Boy Scent:: sititifiOn--in the -
.village Was 'discussed andit was
to have . the Scoutmaster
, --appear .--befOre--the,,Cliarriber-,-,itLfin,_
• • ancial aj,a Was needed.",,A-fulf re-
„ "port' on civil defence .' be
brought to the 'next ' Meeting' by
William Brown.
SEAFORTFI, 'ONTARI9;,r:RiPAY, OCT'OBER 3,, 1958
Single. Copies, 5 Cents
$3.50 a Year in Advance
:or so' he added..
-Attendance . at the final showing
Saturday' ,night was 40; of vhich
more than ',half were ,childreri.
tenclencela§. dropped .to a total. of
five,. and, that- on a night When two
,CernPlete
screened. -
•Asked • as • to .plans :• for ,the .build -
mg, he Said it Was aVaileble: for
sa1e-No sale was pending, how-
.eVer;: hnd_in any eyent..the.
build-
ing .niaintained, on a„. care'
and,,,"inainteitanee.basis.**Arrange7'
MentS. for: heating the. remainder
of -The-- Regent -block-, Were rcemPlet-
ed.Tuesdayihe .
.-Mr.-Tlionipson 'did not know What.
to. attribute steady drops in theati-
,ettenclande...
"We don't thitlk it iS - the -out-,
door theatres.. in the area.
are liot,a factor: They cater to a
different type ..,Of custorner.".. -
.-Fer'inpie-than a year the theatre,
here e'l"-Week-taWeek
basis. Last .spring the Chamber of-
Cammered -7-co:operated:in-An-,
fort .ateii.Se interest and dis
tribUted a:- theatre calendar, But
even '.that ;failed" to clear the low
t'ffefidailiee-PrOblem.
-.The,-,Regent". Theatre firSt.:-..e.pen:,
ect, its doors. ..•Senteniber:: .78, -,1932...
Construction of . the theatre', build,
ing; which. embodied the most mod-
ern :.theatre., design, ,, had • gong
ahead durihg. the 'preceding five.
niconthe,.' ',Erected by Mr, end. Mrs;
rb Sutherland, Of St: Marys - the
theatre' has :coritintied ' undet. the
'Stitherlahd..nianagenient.,:dtiting: the
--Ters'ire7Tritig--eniYire;-r-POCeeS'ion721:featted
he .Eddie....C.exitarLpictilte;
ayS", Mentleonnell. and
representatives of ..civic organize:
times attended, .and, the theatre was
officially, opened by the lat6John
-
P.1,Dely,' Meyer ...of Seaforth.. The
pictiire 'shown on the closing oeCa-.
also by coincidence, was-,
ninsical,, "Country, Musical "HOli-
day..
ron ancer nit
a
ames Officer
Mrs. IC. Johnsic-Woodhanit,-L-was
elected' president of the " Huron. t
*...„-ConntY. Unit-of-the--CARA-41-4-4.---C-0:::-D
. --Ter ,Society . at a meeting., in St:
- Thomas' , Anglican Church 1a11,
1
Seaferth, .ori• Thursday night:. • . .
. Other. officers : are:: J. A. Mc-
Kim, Clinton; . ' John 'McKibbon,
, ;Wingliara,. viee.preald.ents; . Mrs. H, ,
. R."'Hall,„ Gederich;: secretary; Mrs.
A . M. Harper, Coda:rich, treasur-
'er; ' committee chairmen: •. : -ex-
.
tension, Doig. .. Seefortil-;:ed-:.
ed-
ucation, Rev. Dr._ J. Semple, Eg,-.
•Inondyfile; medical, Dr., R. M.
''....A.IdiS.; GoderiCh;. filin,...Ross : Mer-
rill,- Clinton:. service, Mrs. Beech-
--ler, doclerich; ....., assisted ..:by Mrs.
' Din:tit:Tr .Exeter; ....." publicity; Don
---,Aouthcoft,--Exeter.-L„:---4---'--,-:-'„--:.
.avirs..johnS was in ehargeof -the
nieetingc. Reports .from thernit'S
•branches :indicated a successful'
year, The treasurer's report,,giV-
en by.,Mrs.,..trarpet, .shoWed 'a .bal'-
ailed of ..$9,993,74. Fred( R. Dobbs,
' Exeter,: chairman 'of ,!•district : .9,
*peke Of the 'work 'being accom-:
plished.:
The guest. speaker, Mks. ' N":
Thonipsorii• of the Medical Poun-
tiation. ' Clinie,,, Eknidon, ' outlined,
: :ii) brief the Work being Carried on
.for cancer patients' at the London
Horse
-Beats. .0von.Recard:
Thunder Bay, a pacer owned and
set ,a --track 'record at „Listowel 461).
Tuesday by stepping the. mile in
.t...-Ogi'inithe first, heat of ' a 2:22
event, The race Was held' in eon,
mecifoli - with the ..LiStowel Fall
..Thunder Bay's performance bet-
tered 'surnmer record . and.. es.
tablished-rthe fastest time record-
ed on the ' antiiinn 'exhibition cir-
cuit.
'The horse took . both heats to,
win :the event . .in two -straight.
Three other horses. were 'entered
in the heats. •
rn
ues
tua
ub lin Accic
A coroner's jury found that:Pifer
Gerniely,-49;Dnblin, methiS death
on September ;IC at P.M; in
Veott,,,,Menthrial Hospital,' Seaforth,
as A 'real* of 'ettautomobile. etei-
dent at about 5:10 p.m. on Sept 14;
on the. Highway 8 bridge, east of
the Dublin intersection. :The ,aeCi
• dent caused severe head and brain
jtiries. " • ,
The inquest ,was held in _Strat-
ford IMonday' -evening ittc.centtoei:;,
tion with Mr. GorinWs death 10%.
Vierreley died shortly. after ' a tat
accident at Dublin, in whicirjos0Ph,
,Datiiel Costello, .24; and • RFan, Jor-
dan, 6, were also fatally injured,.
The jury was composed of Thos.
Butters:, foreman; Gerald Holland,L
Donald riViaeRae, aeorge,„Goettler.
.and.' Seines. Kraitakinif, all of Dub-
lin.. The inquest 'Was under the
direction of COrcirier Dr 'John B.
. Moore; of 1V1itehe)L.Lassisted by
, Crown Atthtney W. E. Goodwin,
qc,ociVioviticial Constable Ross
Parker of : the Stratford detech,
• nient," • •
.1r. J. L. Penisten, pathologist at
Stratford General 1-.TOSpitel,,rePOrt-:
ed that on September 15 he receiv-
ed samples, of Wedtaken' fret'.
77.J
les Cau
erptiDect
the bodies of the three dead men:
He ' Said his examination shoWed
that the sblood taken from Mr:
Gormley contained fourparts per
thousand of alcohol, and that.ln
the avetage man Of 140 pounds this
Would represent' about 13 :one-and-
-a:11-611:0-unce -cirinics-of-hardLliquor.
t-,,Sinailary, the doctor testifed.,that
a. 'blood sampleTtaken from -Mr.
Costello i who witnesses said was
the ariver of the car, showed it to
Contain.,11/2 parts. per thousand of
alcOhol,abaut, live drinks, While
Mr.. Jordan's blood Contained ,2.3
parts Per ,thousand of alcohol,
about 71/2- -drinks.
' Constable Parker said, he was
informed of the accident at 5:•25
p.m., and that Dr.. Brady, of
Seaferth, , was already •.at'' the
sceneWhen . he 'arrived. He said
his 'investig,ation,,showed that the
car -occupied by the,three men had
travelled 135 feet from the high -
WAY Over Raja terrain, before,
coming to rest in Dublin Creek.
, Car •Rolled Over ,
, The Constable- said the 1958 -
model 'car was extensively ,damtg.:
ect having rolled over after leaving
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EiVis,BE-P401LSKAP-OBTBLLPGIOfq •for gneW,
a...Harvest ",,Get-together Friday _evening, . Shown '..,:hereilinth the Legion car ,are:the,
thei-Hconinlittee-',reaPitisiblefor-the...-eVerit-(left, -:-.Bbx;, Haney, and Allan,-
:Nietkilsbri..:.'i(ticiicisiter photo by Phillips). .
•,, . .
-,Seaforth branch of the Canadian
Legion played host:: on Suncleyy.
‘rvhen", branches of -Zo..rnrp':(:jiattend
cd- the annual auttlimi .zone meet.
mg There_ are 14 branches -,:inthe
--Headed by the .Se.aforili 'High-
landers ;Wand, the ...Legions • Parad-
ed. from the Legion-tnVicterie
Park( where, a lorief. commemerat,
.tiVeservice was conducted by Rev.,.
Ne W Post office acceinniodation
in Ileneall is an .:early
,possibthty,A
A, H. Hare, of the office of the
district . director of Postal services;
told The kkpasitor- Wednesday af-
ternoon, He vval.i..lconinientirig.-.-on-
a, storywhich had appeared in a
Londonpaper this week.
According to- Mr: Here” the Hen-
sel': Acebnimedation, will be , pro-
in,,,Abnilding_to be ._preete
and leased to the department He
understood -arrangernents.:,:had been,
completed-,--rbut-- that--:Ahe:Tlecation-
had . not been- •
Mr.' Hare said there was need of
new accommodation in .
The present building, which is rent-
ed, ,is not Suitable. Ile agreed the
existing , rental:, arrangement Was
being , abandoned_t.. -
'While the. pest Office -Spokesinan
outlined--,,..--the-ffpropOsed=farralig-e---
-nients,:a-SpokeStnan-at the District-
.architeet,ST-Offiee,701-- the l 'DePerf-,
Plant of .-Pqnlic, 1Works in Toronto.
who 'li a d been quoted in theLondon
Rrge ...press 'story;L-,S_aist_ber_didn't-
knOW_ , about a new Hens.a11.-: Po St
probably would be , a new screen in. November, ,e esu or the
lineerectedin the existing Hensa,li •Toronto - offi'ce of the Federal De.
office'. He explained this , was part Partment of Public Works , said to -
of the winter work. program day .(Manday). J. E. Kelly told
, the department , was the Free Press, however; that of-,
' PrOviSion of new Postal ;aecom- ficial s decision
o a ion in ensa as been. un-, on the ma
der .consideration for ,a number of would be
'Years. In 1253. the department took We pre new one
Steps to rent enlarged .,accom- .(post off.ice)„said ut there
:modation but at the request of is a possib 'existing one will
local--orgartizations--this-was-4iot. be renove
proceeded with As an alternative Mr. KellY'sal deciSion was •
approval Yv_as obtained the. ren- :With a - new
-fat of A new building; beerected building, tenders would be called
by local intergsts. The' propOsal, almost immediately and construc-'
lay. dormant 'pending decision con- tion started by_ the first week in
cerriind a site: „ at thelatest,
The Free Press story said: A A .postal official in London sad
new post office is proposed: for plans were being studied for e 950 -
'Hensel]. and May be 'started ,early' foot ,square post Office in Hensall.
7,77
1
offide. - Sixteen'. farmers entered.. aid• there'was'''Considerahle variation in
: pro.14.8fOri...., of post office aecorn- ; othupleteu "the first phiren.,CdulitY' the"Way.tliat the- Men handled their .
. „.
. ... , pe I ion. was ... e pasture program..,. .,, Robertson
by,the judge-Flmer .Roljerts0n,- of pointed' out :that..same__Of.the :Men-. • •
CerlOw,. that.. the - competitien was entered. the 'coinpetitiOii just to See -
'very 'worthwhile, and he noted that *hat " they .COuld, learn. from -their
roWiil Pastilre'managOMenthy Com- .
, . , . ,
- " Pating.it to the •cither•coninetitors,...
' - The Jones and VfeeNanghtofr ttifi,::,
' .pltY "'eV/ended:le,. the:high_ wan in '
7-T-ra ....-7.7 --- -i. -ri".,----..-----thef-reompetition was woby, ur,, ,.
,.. jotioppi4:1,-x.i.atthd6..:Oacmttne4e.1,6A..ezt,,incs.tte;ttahtiiiiso:.., .17.4.1:rpwileev,.. eaa.kt..:,,B,,,p_cr.eareriziiyttiv6.ea..R:haony7Red..Rotinf9.•.p.tLi2ah.roini_rtBd6:ey,s, rbfaio;:i.e4:104..;.,wwit.h1:0:114.-i:vi jileailclict-,:.,,,
,Of. Commerce,: Mayor B. !F,'•,.'Cli.ri,S,„: ,,,,0 lc i., Dungannon, 'who:. Will '.te..,•J
Ceillej-1,16‘a6illiciti'nthke: '..k.S6aaf-f°6:rtitih. '''d:41:111:9. b•we'Pr.'"I'• 'In5:':-:1's-a:isloilenistii'.h.pal.'°a''ll'hc.a-sedli: iiiwiltaille::-sg.Mwtialltrhe';1'..Pg047eluga:1'6ri-i,:.'- -
V:tTmc,. ohl -theeevi,:e.,:Tre, „ ii, re. n f,.mi :i..:egor. 1 'beingir'tai .1,a. ,. , nc..96.d, f,:::,,, ,, .' , , ,i...,,:iI io. s. Industry e,i ‘,1-..-.,..tc,,... .,,,.oi #7, ,... ,.',. ,: ,..,.. Depart- , ,Toronto,,.rc„, _,,,,: ,..,,b, h ,:, ir..,:i.e:t.i.:7B;a1Grord:07,(Blzettizoh;:ainth4.eri,37vIL::0,Briiii.16:et8hri j.e:‘,,ttAdo,,,;r7eBhill7:.,:- ,
. me.Pt- - of :;.' 'Iallt,licg..-,.„.:a.14.d,-, ..316191.)..7 .Tithibto,.., RR': ,.2,, Btuisels-;:.. Peter
: Others winners .. 'are . a.S.-=folloWs,..'..-.'.
receive.' tha•-award.".donated: by "J''' '
, Aceording, :to.',Ontarin'S MiniSter,,,Etherington; R.R,..1., lienSe.11;::'.Cler- .. .
Of Planning, and DeVelopinent, Hon. . oiled -7,, (shaw.,-.R.R:-, 1,'"'Winghani; ....., .
'‘7,VilliArri,•.-M. -..,Mielde, it ,will be the Lloyd .Stewert;:„.Clinton; Robert ,Me-
first-7','tirn'e-Hthatrepres.Ontatives---Ofijvf;ifiatv,-1.R. 2; Sea -forth, JoeLShad.' ,'•
..nearfeiVal...;.gliVertalleilril4dtistrkall,dick,..I'Londestiorn;''":EdBell..R.R.'1../.,...•
conitniSSions ,anci-.:Pienning:boards',:vlyth;".• Jack' Taylor, RR.' 5;.•Wing7 .
in...Ontario have met with,-keY. bn,st. ' ham; Winston Shapton.."-RR.:••1,' Ex-,
,tieSS.-liekeentives„.--onna,k a .10,g,e 'eter:;,,Ed. Latriport,,,,C.entralia;.*Ce.,,,:. ,
scele.,;,',..The.,,priinarY ',Purpose :Wilf. "cil".CattWright, 'R.R, .1, 1,...Onde,sbore...
13,e .to.'..Share..spedialized„kith*letge. .
.modati.on is the resp_prisdadity of
'the "Depart -Merit of Public : Works.
'`,`We .haVe: nothingii,:WbetseeVer.
abOut, a nen proposed ' post ,,office
Hensall,P J. E., IKellY, of the Pis"-
trict Architect's Offiee., in ;Toronto.
'told The. EPpsitor Wednesday
af-
ternoon .: .11e, was referring...tO
story ,
72- new---:poSt'effiee---is-..--proposed-Tfer
Nesbit, seaforth itegiOn HeitSall-'-and--that• Work may be
John A -;BOOM. was, Parad-044ar- DeputylE., -.chairman 4-far.Q-377:T'fa.-14, rNeGvorief,1415-pefa't7ed'
'shel; 4nd. 'FiOrd - E.:: 17.,.7asehlof Exeter, introduced 'deputy at
-sergeant - _ ttiet ;zone ' Hensall at all. '; don' know ", where
,
George Inglis, provincial service leri .Dundalk;... Mt. Frankthat 'story Came', f.ronl,"---1\---je:4
linfean Chairmaii;'-and .other' digni-..---Dottghterk„,..Tare; ehairilian, of "Zenel
tarieS tOOk :the : salute in front of. -C-4; :Col; RYdetChief-:Plistrict :a& I Mr. EellY said' V'''°i-adche'ai:l
111. the post office: ' mbustrator, Department of veter- ',!"ffe Herj_sall- file and then said tliere
'Following the parade the zone aris:Affairs,..-London.; Forbes,, '• ,
Meeting - -Was,- held :in the -"tegiOn- service burean officer, London clis-,
Hall with Mr. 'Bateman _charge.: trict. zone cominittee CheirTiien - rne
'Mayor B. F. Christie' .exten,ded a D Tlio k f t n Po • .„, ' '
J C. Britten; and ,_wreaths . were welcome .to the visiting...branches Doug. Andrews, -Of Clinten, sports; infirtrch,r, T t
Rateniari,.. ',Winglaam, ...welcomed them on. behalf of -lionising.; --Clarence -McDonald, of • -Three out on :residents • Woll
d hl relations nd..f.a... total: 5() ni a -draw at the
placed bY, zone cornraander--Jlaek on -behalf of the town, and Mr, Nes- George wakeford, pf. Owen . Sound. LIC
re
en
()lily one' point separated the
champion and runner-up , in two.
divisions at. the annual field meet
at Seafortli District ',High • School
,
en Monday., .JerrY Achilles took
the intermediate championship,
beating Reith by one vein -I: -
Robert :Govenleek -WaS the senior
champion; winning • over Keith
Pethick by single point. "
',the junier . class, Bill -Camp -
hell' -placed followed by Neil
Doliriege .and 'Tom .*Dick. Ralph
'Postman was third. in ,the . 'inter-
mediate 'class,. and Paul McMaster
third hi the. 1 ,
• Juniorgliampion.in the_,gir1'
clAses was tileen-TDolinage,
fol-
lowed- HantrriOnd.and-.Mar-
garet- Ann Stapleton, .Mar' -Elliott
copped the intermediate crown •ov-
er rurniers-Aip Corrine -Smith and
Margaret- Smith. In the . senior, di-
vision, loan Bach was champ, With
Gene 'Nixon and Sandra ...,DoigelOge
behind her.
First . place winners
'Junior' Boys • .
-One hundred I; Yard, dash„, Bill
220 -yard . dash., Bill
: Celt:kelt- running . bread-..
ill Campbell, running high jump,
Neil„Dolmage; pole vault, Neil
Wed 30 Years -
Surprise Party
-
Marks tient
A surprise party was ;held* Mon-
day evening for Mr. and iVirs.'goe
Little, of MeXillop. Friends and
neighbors gathered to honor them
on e occasion of ,their 3011i Wed -
'ding anniverSary. , ' • .
Mrs., Little* is the former Jean
Geddes,- of Belgrave. Mr. Little is
the son, Of Mrs. George Litie and
the 14e Ur. Little.
The evening was spent playing,.
cards, ' PO'LlOWing the genies, the
-celebrants were prestnted with an
ironing board andan electric tea
kettleby 'Prank :Johnston and
George Wileare-y7ThYrieh-,was s rv
ed by, the ladies. - „
• IrVin. Trewartha read the fol-
lowing -address:
''‘Dear" Jean and Joe:" When
folks as you are share their thir-
tieth wedding date, it's a' special'
joy, believe me,just to help you.
celebrate. - On . this _anniversary,.
you're as rich rich can be, in.
the ineinories yoit .00141; in Your
love And Ioialty; in the friends
you've gathered 'round you; in
the thought of work well done; in
the fact that happy marriage -rear-.
ly- has Made tWo-hearts-lint.,-Coni:
gratulatinnsio you both! And may
you have -and hold contintietr joy•••
together as the future 'Years un-
fold With thiS little gift, we offer
curbest wishes fond and trim; may
it constantly remind , yen of out
high regard:for you. Si/kerb-1y;
from all of ,us.'„'
on
hon step'. and jinni), Bill
"Neil -Delmage.,
Robert
Reith;•. .2204Yard - dash Robert le ce.-Oneration artiong ,a1I branah-,
Reith;, 4:493etcl, dash, Jerry Achil- es in the Dominion in respect to
.les'„,.880-yard dash • jetty Achilles.; certain :notifications, regarding -At-
rtinning bread jump,: ItObeit'Reith; tendance at burials :of Legion vet;
runnirig high jtimp,;.1i,obert:.,,Reith.•;. erans- whe have died, :one section
pole vault, •.1talph..-Poitnian; hap' of .the country and *hose bodies
steptand .4t.It4;laho.r• Oansferred to a distant place
piit;.; jetty.- Achilles, • The ,main of tile-.
resOlidion is that.where- death 'nee-.
Seiuor Boys. curs :and, transfer -for Will ladies' high;, "Mrs. B. Hildebtand7
One hundred:',Yerd- dash, Keith take place, 'the :Legion • branch: ;lone lands; Mrs, A. W. 'Mc -infer
Pethick.; • 22g-fald dash, Keith where burial:, Wlll, be made .should,' consolation; mem ;Tames Ncilans,
liar:. 880 -Yard dash, Robert Watt.' forWarded te.heAdqiiatters. , • and Bob Smith, censoiation,
Pethiek;, 440• -yard dash.,-. -Gwen- be. notified: The .resolution_will_be h Fairy; lone ''hand§ -
running, broad .juneri„.,...Keitn, Feth-,
icli-!runiiing'iiigh-juifip,T. Paul Me -
Master; • pole • vault,: Robert: Watt;
hop, step andjuinpiKeithPethick;
-shot-put„..Rnliert BinnentlYk..,” .
- - ` •
Go, eric public
dfsirriet- eilehre-`--aVithe=-(lkran...
WLI ,sPortS Officer. - , '.' : - ' Friday- 'night ''''R:. C -Shot, L ii
. ., , . , , . .., . . , . „, . • - _ , . ..0. -
.A'-Fresolution - was 'approved by dpp,iwon:h,m,foaPr.,PriNzee;.b$u25,....-wwhoilne.
the. 'meeting • that a . chairman, be ° Emmersonined-fcicontiniiirig_thetnepub-$15and E-..--#.„-SliaTitz,.“Zurieli ',won
lie ...S.peakuk. contests. ... D. Thorn- $10. - The- draw . was - sponsored:- by
dyke, Clinton, 'Wag. thechoice.er the the .' i -;°L- - . ' . •'' ..-- - - '' s'' ' '''''''' and ..' t.hinking in . relation ,•tO 'I, in iiS.-, . .: ....
meeting... , Mr. Th,orndyke . stressed
that. more ,brariches 'should, PartiC4.:- . Y.' ' , ,_ .,,,;_, „„.r_,_ ,,, ''.',. to bring'',Into „feens,'. seine ' or ;the ,
"; DiiWnfe4rlaadtieesl'ictigli127ri71 IsV.ir,sA.l.. Delegate
trial .cle.Velopinent,; .It ' is expected, ,
pate ' in..the .Piiblje-relations ' pro- McMichael, lone..' mi alr,"';'''''"Lr. -Pez' pOtelitials ..and. TeqUiternents- in; :,,,
. _ ,. . . _ _ __ zo, -consolation,.;--Murray-,--Hohner:;,.
.secon.e..../;osgution „sought 'bet ,' nAeiell.'.shahOidgis-1.-,;' ACI.hekaMesci•...CiuctullAielig;:h:'ainn'-'''v,:l.:7L7:71:11; •ee„tt,_.11. .....g:-.'lttrei,_.,.1.1.'e.eth'°fLa-±t-:-
g-14. fri l ":Plibli'hes ...
. , l con ,c).C.Pallgl.P.g... Pr...9V.Pc a ".;., : r? s a '
"solajcn.. .. : . • i*
One of the Mainebleatives-is-ta ... , . :. . .. Book. .
i Euchre . 13,rtivide..-additional-:.:-guiclanee -.and,
. . ' '.-- n orli.c.Travel-:-.___
,. ti„velve table§ play at , eneentegtt:inensts•:its•crt .041-tegieeirnrin,,. poi:ail-
the 100F. euchre Manclay. night. !,,PalitieS" ',
The euchre -was Sponsored to , aid 'rlaletining".,and prograniS .for indus.4.
the. Caneer. Polio and Tuberculosis " trial deY.06..Prnent: - -.±:.----:-.- - . •
. . .
:. Winners. were: .". Mrs -Tom Kay, -7.' -Sele,Ct , Ttanb6.11:- -
Officials Attend
Fifty -yard 'dash E. Dobiage
"1'5 -yard dash, J. lianulton; standing,
broad jump, E. Dolrnage; running
broad minpriG. McTaggart; run-
ning high 31imp, M. Stapleton; soft-
ball throw, C. TlammOnd; basket-
ball thrirw, C. Harriniond.•
Intermediate Girls
1 0 Seventy-five0-yardas h, yMar, dedhaessbne Cy ; Ssntlaintic-V-
ing broad jump, . Wood; run- "co-oP," says Mr McCague, "Jae-
n:trig broad unip, C. Smith; ram- cause it is the first dairy and paid,
/nag high jump, T, crich; softballtrY mar!ceting co.o.oerative to re
throw, -Elliott. , ceive A charter to opeitte on a
province -wide basis," Vice-presi-
Senior -Girls
dent is Robert S. MeXelicher. of
McKillop township, 1te is the re-
preSentative of the'Zone 3, which
includes Huron, Perth arid -most of
IS
1'1 C
an
ts
nlz
SoFor Svvedn
Tiirtibull and Son, af `Brus-
seli, recently had Doe of t1^,bir. sows
selected for, exPort to Sweden. This
was . one Of the 13 Canadian, hogs
purchased, by Swedish.. Officials, -
"Ceyien -IS .r.to'• ranger "A dot* on
the -map, but a spot where we lived' .
for' two busy, happy. weeks," 'writes.- .
Mrs. George Wilson, R,13... -.0.,- 'St. '
Marys; in'• her recent ,travel hook,' !
"A' -Delegate Reparts," - s ' ..
, , . „
'Released -;last 'week, 'the book':
deals. , with, %Mrs. 1,14ilson's,,,trip,. to
Ce,ylon ae ,ta'; delegate to. theA_CS.'
Ar. Conference at Coloiribo:, Cey-.
Ion,' juiy .3,tcr.13..1957. The hes* is .
in? de. Up of her entire ,collectimeof
letterS which, she sent home while :
"travelling' around the World in 75": ' -
Sweden turned to Cariaclac as a. days,1' , , - , • . • ., ..
'country ' making. similar- hog,':' -per- _This...book presents a story of a .
, , . . . . . . . _ . .
noth-form n rt ed„ tests.: to cieterraineLlate, xoiliidLthe -world trip„,!ict_rittenbY an '
tynif'.ed 'Dairy_.--4:,:ild'pmitry00,0p-er_ held "-Monday night, • September, 29'. bleeders 'for leanness,- fast, ,groyvth of - the World, who shared experi-
ative Ltd., -began ',operations . on .
' A new farm, co -Operative, the lin, a. , commemorative: , cerembny tions . Were. :set', by" the SWedish.,TritalitY "'Of.,;,woinen in litany...parts' -
' • • in Weston_ ' ,
, ,_ • , _ . • . . . • „ . ., ,
and low feed. requirementS. , :: . ence -with thent and leatried/o'love
' -----------------------------------..• '..',,,,:. them" 'writes 'Mrs. A,, d. 'Haggerty, 2
E E Of grey'vfh,-feed utilization,. aftd,, ear. Ontario , Werriari wile...took part, in
.. e". . spec Vence7-whe-aecepted--bes---,------
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WedneSday.aceording. to its firstProvincialpresident of the, F.W., .
10. '!",''It is it 'true pictur1. of eon.dt- .
president, George IVICCague,
riston farmer, ' "History. is tions and life in other natiens; that
the pulse of•the world is feund in
being Made by this newly -formed
th „hemes and honienialcers every- •
where!!
During, .the, trio, the group drop-,,,
ped clown at Honolulti, Aueklanti,
New Zealand; Sydney; Australia;
SingaPore, and on :the Way from- -
Colombo -they visited 'Bend -bay, "In-
dia- ,Beirut, Lebanon; Istanbul,.
Turkey; Athens, Greece.; Iforne, ,
Italy; , Geneva, Switzerland; Paris,
Prance; London, .England; telfast,
Ireland; and Bdinburght. Scotland,
The book 'which Mri Wilson ' de- •
scribe§ as "of interest to rriembers
!of the Women's Institutes and lad-,
clitirch organizatione, can be
, obtained in Seaforat . at The' Huron.
Expositor.
Seventy-five yard- dash, J.. Bach;•
100 -yard'" dash, J Bach; standing
broad jump, J. Bach; running
broad 'lump 0 Nixon. rimning
high jump, J. Bach;. softball throw,
G. Nixen; • basketball' throW,
„
Seaforth
Has .91ficl:,,Birthday province. Beealise- .we. will". spec-
. • ••• .- • inlize in these products, 'our organ.:
Mrs. Brian Cleary qUietly ObSery-1 ization will he in -a position to on -
ed her 92nd birthday -on SunclaY.'4, gratei-afficiently--afiiorrier only
leinily dinner_ Marked the occasiOn antee,""tti, uaiitity ;With -'4u,ality, but
--IVIrs-...t.ClearY was. born -in McKil: belabIe to carry n r se
lop township, daughter .of the late work 1 leeding to, the development -
Mr. ..and.Mrs: ,Tame8:13yan. She is of ne* 1products. We ari;tteiPete ,a
the last surviving' Member ,ef a first year volume of $12 njifflion"
faiiiilY::61 Seven • ... - said. Mr..,McGague.
Atter attending seheoi at Walton, ' The dairy and Poultry co -Opera -
She married Drien Cleary in .1888tive la: an outgrowth . of . what waS
and, lived in.: Tneketsmith, where ante the dairy and poll/try 'ritar:
.heilusbarid died' in 1995: In the keting division of the United Co-
apting 191-8 she ' and her fain,. aperativeS: of Ontario at . Weston .
:ily Moved to Seaforthi Where she The heed office .0f the new co-op
has since resided, . vcriXj :.remain• at "WeSten, Where' of -
Mrs. Cleary has: font thildreiff flee fadilities will be rented' frbrif
:Mrs,- P.LP!.__Whitg...'(Margaret), of the MO. The UO0 is One of the,
Londen; jarnes J. and Williarriniabvill:VeStota. in. the LtDPC 'which
Katheriath7Seaforth. Thereritre---yva 16gia ..aparatii*' With- nearly
ilsoa nuniber' of ,grandabildren$2 nallidn in .assets. The, dairy
'and , greatvandchilciren. -She is .". -a and pinatty operationS of the UCO
member ,of .St. , James' Itoffian are being , merged , With sorne of
Catholic Church; " the tlaWy and peultry.ea,opera-
enjefing', fair. health,' 'takes ,a at Blyth and Duridi.,tik, Ont., 'have
great interest in'. reading, .. arid 6n-. already merged and the deeds
jag gare,e of -cards; Were h'andod over to the. new UDPC
Mr.S."..dleary; despite her Yeara,,. tives .in ()aerie:: The .1661 to -ops
• .
"The •VDPC, •aS, most of lis ea11'it
is -a ,Ifarittere...ce-Operative; orgari-
i • ed to process' And ,, menufaCtiire
pitY and PoititrY.Prpdtfethjet our
Proditeers through Ontario. Our"
chief .laim will be to supply '..top,
qqelity. dairy 'and poultry products
for,: general' 'constanPtion in the,
1, t
• F11.7,11.T-I'EA•i;., 'SNNTS wore presented to T.Joseph . Riley,. '
stance, centre., and.' Austin, DeImage, Winthrop, tight, at cere-
.3.11.01108,; .at the Foresters' -Hall, Constance, Wednesday. night,
.PreSentetion, of the pins.. , marking 50 y6.ais with the,. Canadian .
:Order of :Foresters. -Was made .by' ,W• , Ma tZarike, Chasley, left;
,district., manager' of the , High ''Court -of the , Otder. .. (Expositor.
. photo ,by PI-414PS), - „ .
,
1 ds_
Wilmer Cuthilb West William St..;
Seaforth, a confined to Scott Mem- -
Oriel Hospital,. Seaford -I,: follow/Ili
An ,18 -foot Monday after-
irait Mr, Cuthill felt -Iron
der while he and jack,CAse were
.making repairs to a :thilttieY dt
g; Tacketsmith; sadta-,
house. „ ,
The ladder 'apparently slipped
and mt. Cuthill dropped to the
ground, a, fall of, about 18 fent, He
was attended by D. M W. Staple, -
ton at the scene.' and removed,to
hospital:,
According to the attending den-
tal.; Mr. Cahill IS, suffering a free.
tined pelvis and.. a fractured back.
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