HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-10-17, Page 1•
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ninetyeIslinth 'Year
Whole Number 4732,
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SEA.FOTET; ONTAB,16; FRXDAY, OcTOT3.E-17., 1958
Single Copies, 5 Cents
$2.50 a Year in Advanee,
. A' ribbeti,Cutting,•cereniony Wed -1 'and Vic..I.,e62,' ----,
esefity- afternoon marked the offt• 'fIn concluding the short prograna,
cial opening'. ofthe rrewly,named Reeve FofSyth, expressed, apprect,••
Ginbings'bridge and of the ree.ent-• 'Anon to all tvho had by their Co-
_... sly____c ompletedt ,pav:ernent_fr.oin.::No., 'operation; made ilie_•_.:constrtiction,
8 Highway to RCAF Station,, Clins .p.o'ssible,„: 1-1? mentioned Engineer
-' ton. ' '. ' - :. •". . . - - Burns: RosS,- •.and the. contractors,
Carried -Put ,,ini perfect' fall. ss ea ., ._.,l'Itueir.01,-.1-1:,,,C, ,hvyrhisotei:iii:ieli:ie,capii,din. c.Fh,r,eg.. d,,.
flier, tinder the ::chairmanship - 10;30 a itn;e_DiS.T:..... Wednesday ..n.e....ss :is_ Rica te deaf .the:in.,:terSection,,,,_ I
storekeeper, .,w1-ip:sn - place,- of •Iiiisi,- -
af, the; intersection of No.. 4 Ilig,h-' He, :along with his v:if_e_and,..1
Tuckers/1'1'1th .Reeve" Ivan -Forsyth, --uf, construetionc--.: .. .., • way "aid: -the county. 'ti. "O'ad ',at. il:C..l1).- 'itiff-.13::.t.atheatImeo6rUnriinekrs,m\t•raeure-whiiiispy,,ishtiert3,-7 ,..
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- l'irA.YOlit'.13.,' F•feffitiOr...i[E a:nd MrS.-- Christie celebrated their. , 25th •--, weddmig anniversary :at
. . .. ::.• :fti •speaking -.before- the bridge. •Val,,T4 .• ° : -
S !n D_,IStric't."::. cident, but•Mt..Somei'ville- Was, tee:- aifil-r.moke'', ItIr.' Diekert.-
no' direct' eyewitneSses of „the ac-. ,door ...they Saw, ".nothing,,:but •tiltist':' .
, ,According to pollee- :there , were - heard the .cra.sh. On•ruslaing to the -e,
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...-trhheairriipSfoanr,lionig LivSfoot.--rli6efiirte jed:-.,-tlivi:thiso-,•wecett-e'-Vsii-ait.---tht,iera-.:eeireebr'iNatsci--L•ct4afp61-1.e;:aS 5) 115 ;g-rlk, laji-`-iii•-nai-vnedr-sdVla,r7....' J. Ihril"., bah- been .. declaredoPenecl' Reeve. --::::! RaoN
E ora th 'said the,bridge, :which -in, .' ' • • '.:,. ..l : --s------;---, -.-- ..,. • • L liatied to liaVe.been:trOVell.ingett:eSt-•••vXhen-•-the-- dust 'Cleared, :they -saW";'•:
. ;lie .p3'a§-t -had been, Ifint\i'vn. ,as' the 1' .'111-01arliling. distriCh'a•r°1-ilid 'he•re --L--on- the- -county road .' towards : - the the- Sonierville'• 17:ellicle across the .'
- :-Th6mpson,--88;,,is a former 'Warden- ,of Wgoilington 'Connty and has been -_active in' Masonte and• , . s , provMcial Iiighw.ay.-,IES" ' vehicle, 'road,' against the curb.: ..- .• : • :
,. Orange. •••.Orders. Mrs. Thenips"On. 'is 84 and„ both • are- in exenllent health. • Vi' -bile- the • a6tifab annii' i ' 'edall.idhf'0°-radjiab'briiiC-,1,-;51:1ki,-,1:..eebetenn--hbreniintailidi'l 11.°t?'luciL.d't'oP,';?esenttheljertetaeerti°onff otfhaSn. ' : and a .viehicle: -being.„:-',-,driven, by- , -'::"Aecorkling•-tP-C7'0.1.1.t.able Vi*C71(S,,,',.
llinESgi.Villg:.,Day,. "(ExpOsitol:, :photo by .Phillips).
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' had :prayed a. ,prominent part in rP...-1Ilee4.k;•:.is-rice 'eS(1).1-.1113:1e,;:C:.1:1aU • . • ., - . ,--Banton -W. Spurrell ' .44-- London two Goderich •.ladies passed- the
\-,•thich was proceeding neith tin No. scene justsecongs before, the,crash ,
versarY,•dateS are ;on October 16 and 17, the :occasions, were marked ;by a-• family , gathering , here . : -• ; a Pioneer family •Whiclt shine -1.881 '
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• - . ; , . ..., ' - , '4 highway were. in- collision : at -arid 'the driver saitv 'the .aecident ha
..ew ecor 5
'the .. bridge, ilow • own'ed by , Bert; Mr. and M:1"S- M'onlk, who now Th • :.: . • .„,
:G-ibbings, formed a Pertipn: of the IJ:ive :in: Ed1-11611 tell, :are- visiting , his Fair Was an .Plitstarldj.ng... success,..1i. _itilh 'vehicle's Were-1.completely. --C_on.dition '.,of „the__Leinfloft driver_
directors e decided , at 'a " Meeting; \\Tecked,. vrith. da,1--na:ge-§- of :$2,500 was -desetrbed,--s-, satisfactory by
acres at one :time held "byLtlie ; sl.Stek-T lldri.• 'David rapple, and Mr.
Ransford family; ---_:::', ' : .i, ',, _- - .1F.'aPPle. Tite3,_. went , out '. west,'" 42 ThursdaY night. -Attendance,' - they 1:estimated- li.tr. the investigating, Of- ,I-il; "O'Oddard,-; He' suffered' a ,,brok- --
Recalling .the nerotiations,.;whieh 1 years ago, 4ed,lived ,in moose. 4.aw• felt, y.as a -t an a4_:time, laigh this ificer; .-FreVincial - Constable Qih_ en -leg, ,broken' ribs;--dther-clieSt in -
had 1,0n e on 'for ,tsorne time , pre_ 1 for 38 years .-: They , ha d net been Year.... ; - : , , , ' . . .. . I Dbo'rkis ij,. eGf:-tGlaeod'datefit,er.iredlietaaif,-h,Treenatt:...i,:r jr,e,.§,...,..,:ss.noilni" seerrvimonesfliasC.,/ruativoivild..
1;back to • Seaforth? since they: first - PriZe 15.1> 5,5 earned totalled: 35 - ,
ed the injured Men at 'the - acene, his \t,7;ife •thef,former Dora Scott, to •
woo/al-he was rnarried on. MaY 23'.
' - - -- •--- •' 1 . ,,,. ; _ , . _.,,,.,-..is,Ti,.,,, IVIonk-recal,led-,-lae--ba-d-lived,:-'-ly---$3-800--ca-it-b-, 6ounted•••.--tow:artis-------.--------,-----------:.------ -
project --had lideri •rna e .possible .
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- Seaforth sewer ;committee will lised later. in 'the' northwest corner
,go to, Toronto at theLearliest_op-. 0 ; own
died
R. Somerve, Seaforth, an onthron arnbula,tice,, Iiensall,' ...
noma. Inhhis 75th ;ear ',the Mc4.1.--1,-- Wipplifnanlei'PLIiirarnidelbi'llita°7c871; ' jF0xseetP:e111; Ili3sk:
c.ar.cras at Kipomissliortly befcire - - ' ' ' '5° '
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id..Lec_luitWofedninieursdiaeys" rafecteeirvneodonft.i. aas:twthoe: rmueshrneocirlMr.H., 08spoinitalrvislelea'fotrotabgs Saciaoun,t_at
lop native suceumbed less than six Impact 'of the'-'cr Se- t th -
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hours after the fatal erash that Somerville vehicle::
also injure a London man. : a curb1"11 front, ef -d'W-atsOn '
. .,Mr. Sorner.ville suffered a Tarok-- Hall' On the ii est , corner,
..en arm, lacerations about the head while the -London chi came to -test
and ,one hand, 'and concussion a on the shoulder of .the ,road On the
the brain, aecording .to Dr: E. A. southeast coiner. of the. intersee-''
MclVlaster, Seaforth; -who attend- tion.. ,_-_ _ .....---L------.---7---` '
e"d-bina- at the-s•hosPitaL • He'-dirdre ---Ti"nTe' Of ilie- accident was ,placed
regain consci.ousness• after the at about 10:30 a.m.:,:loy 'corn -law -
crash, Dr. McMaster„ said, . . - Dibkert,. lOppen postmaster and -
, 'The accident -oecurrecl" about -
_the.._ceremony brought -Into use ----
toWnShip; road improvements. -cost- A 42-Y'
ing 4/19'000 W4:11 ears
WllhanL Sonlerville
,ruecision
the district. The ,farm'
113th . annual Seaforth Fall the intersection-, • the rear view mirror. - •
ceeduag,. e, actual -start ofe con- •• .
. .a(.ruetiorr, .Reeye. Fer.syth. said, _the., went' ,vest. • 490.. of•.tins: •amouel, aPProikimate- - ,
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thrbugh the co-ouera_tion of, the On the former TIalltd-aY farm. He Class B ' eligibili. y -This. ensures
tive. -
Smitlf--1\-liis,--Ralph---Nfel\il h I fl ---
the presen sewer sys em arid ents. He r call 4 the Federal - .4. fc d th t ma Y et been met. -In: lio ,11 19a/ and 19a6,
'.Mrs. Ross Driscoll, McKillop and
steps' already -taken by the town Government' had' contributed $12,- his friends no 10r1,ger are here'. over .$3,000 was- paid out' to the
.. 1P, ,rDeusbultenti.,___it nItstru.• 1,i--ct,/-_. , Mrs. Ilelen Kirkby Windsor.' Also
to have a comprehensive plan.pre---0•00 following rePresentatlons frorn--di,s-frik.'e.p 'adri?_.i.P:tetbteY ph•Pro°s.dpelioull:-,s,••
:1ClaraltpYbeelli-eRe.1$1. ,
'pared- -goes on to- discuss re- A. SYS r, -.1m., >,r IVI.P., -and
portunitv to donsult with the e same ,lime as e ,com-
OW1qC `and Municipal Heard. con- mittee was 'meeting with its en-
cerriing sewer plans for the -town. gineers, discussions -ware -gOing on
Council .instructed 'chairman John with the OWRC, Dr. Turnbull said,
. 0. • Turnlitill to 'press , for the 'plan, The commission' had -carried out a
-which was . considered_to„ he the The
of pointion in Seaforth and
_4nOst,,advantageous...jec the town. . re_collarnended.inikpediate action' to
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Dr. Turnbull -.told, •council the provide service to. the hosPital.-Hie
Matter had.•eome• to a' 'head be- new factory, the .DHS and 'Sea.
- -cause- of -requirements -for-sewer foith Creamery.. his could ly
service at the Seaforth shoe plant. be achieved by adhering ,to the
service .Was 'not provided the orrgmal plan Thd' OW110 :was ,
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town must arrange 'alternative dis- Pared, to recommend the entire
•.• plan to the 'Municipal..Board and
„In an 'effort to encourage a fast- was confident•approval for tlie•, ex,
• er coriSideratien'by the. OWRc, thp, PendltUre, could bp. ohtained'. The
conimitte'e. had asked Its engineers ,Coinmission•.was not sympathetic,
for- a proposal to -serve 'only the to -the: Short
factory attd hospital and abutting " DiscuSsimi the 'propesal, council
1.906, -and tw- o sciris etici four diugli-
ters: :Walter, Archie., ,MrS. Gilbert • .•
The-coNgIG-report-afteiHr.evieWingT.TEederalte-and----PrOvhreialr.---GOVernF; sal ewfilE 'a cglia int- that the-41-edod---feflkiircineills `la2t4,-
rt
-a
." •G. t 1.10 -skid; ed'the secret-rY to 'apPlY4or the.:
m.uirernects under the heading, the Pr°vInela 91169--'-'n-rnen hadgranis•itained. farms ancl,c'bundings in the rating. . • •
"Sani,tarY Conditions in the mon. contributed .1-thrOtigia'road
$27,000. The.; township, had paid 't'owns...- '‘Farrniag'' is a' 1.°t better A ccordi'lli"t?•:§0'reiii, 11: Jamies
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•sewere-ront-e_ re-eorumended tn'e reniaining'-'-$10;i)00. Reeve.•Fer,-, now than it Was iv,hen w •" a n ; g
as _ere sv 1,1 t. e 1.) 13:a
to said this ,a1T101-illt 0111a be ' in the indoor displays' 'and. were
bY the consulting engineer has' d • b t three b
(mtlegh lisigher in the iiv&stockylaeld,
loeweningsedicuelltite°s:witrh tw:nt.hine afjcor• covered
in a' years Yfnr the are
grants. hi. lieu of taxes' Which .q.°V ' `,1 V
'towns11p has going ou.. this-ite-ekand
prtivate,•,.;swage l'fthroem' ec,116,srreercoemiYo-ilogt ,
r- I-lurrv money is
a d -to.serve a new industrial build- • c
ing, in the. - since.1,9 2, and which OverS'hous- . • • , BecomMendations', and • ••sugges-
Lurs.es, • Residence • hospital highways • •ri as u ertioVing, theirfge-Nes from plasg- -ta-rS imprwements- :le- -a-kr
municipal- engineer Ali- rooms in tests conducted aS. a ,fea- in future years. The ‘'difectors
-tan Neilson, of,_Stratford, cell-, Lure. .of fire preven,tion week, ac- were ,also advised that four.„--bi•-e-ed-
P- S tt. assoc'tations were _lb:two:fed-. in
' 'Scott ''IVIertlori / :•,/{ pi/a at. ',RCAF_Station.;.-Chriton. y'Seaferth.„,pupilS„,„,inade_good time torts' were:'-.adVanced. by the. dires,,
a oS anu The. - blio* e b district, t ti' f
and .riutses' 'reside'nce are located.
at the ,northweSt' corner of, Wi.lson,
and ,JameS., treets. Aceom o a-
-1--e'SideliCes:' It was. suggested:a-line ,W,oridered-Jh-y:the department Was: tionisiproyided_in-this hesnital for
along, Centre'and'•Wegt.:William---.St.- no.W.7edfideriniitig•-.ait some 54- patients and the staff' con-
' would •serve-"this.purpose. It would had aPProved • four .years. ago. : sists 'of, six- to eight residentsand
" .be inimped :into the_ exi,sting:,line, ,ilibicirkl,fa•Vered 20,• to :25"non residents -
noW terminating .on • deri ,ta n n app OV r the holt,plan, The private. septic Loll, sys
; near • ibe although . he agreed that to carry oat Stalled .for :the disposal . Said- '
The ,diunipingr- Statieii Wasneeessary. ,the proposal WoOld, .be .tary: and jandry-, wastes -
beeauSe..:Of the difference:410614s. :cheaPest.in:the. long. run. It would ' tiSTe 'and 'Space is ,inadequate'..for
-•:•Tlie..ccist. estimated -13Y: tliet..engiii...alsiaber,'"S.Pread,'-o7,1,er. a longer Per- ,suitable extension., At • the Present
ders,at $79,000•WaS•tonsidered high: iod:' '.• ; • • time the, condition relieved by
The advantages Were that tWo'clig-,..„ COUneillor-BraclY recalled all had an overflow to a"'drainage...ditch on .n.
P4al -PrObleinS 'Would. be solved, been in favor' last .Stiminer..". If the -a,. nearby ;farlu,' northWest'' of the b
Victoria B:C and. 20 grancichil:
The on of the -toile Mr. and Mrs,
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S " u dents of McKillopi• Seafortb.,-
Arehie Somerville, pioneer rest:.
., Mr: Somerville was horn in Mc -
A 'prominent Seaforth business' Killop Following his marriage "he
Man for 25 year§ Clinten E. Smith and his wife. homesteaded at Day -
died _suddenly' Thursday idson Sask until 1919 --when the
irig. 41,e was 77: , .„. returned to 'IVicKillop. They, farm-
--1111 S *th had ,„s tt ed on the sa f•••
111enierial HosPitai., for a _few' days til retiring to 'Seaforth- in October,'
Ifelr''"4.--routine-r-cbeci:---llis-passing.'_1_957. He was a, member of Cavan
ca'rne as al-gieat '-'seirprise to a wtde.:,:Unifed--'Clin-feh,, Wintlirooi- arid. was. .
circle 'of. -friends and associates, -. • a trustee: of that chin:dr. -
--Active in 'the Collin-funity since A post morteni 'ekamination• was --
.
consing 'l- he s+'"bIished-- a 'shoe carried out Wednesday evering by
business which lie continued to op- Dr.. Ai,instrong, St, Mar, s flospi-
erates•successfully,_He \vas a• past ta;-1,' Kitchener. Funeral, arrange-
_prbgident of 'the, Seaforth Lions ments are being. made_ 1),y: the: -G.
'Pres- -A. -.Whitney. Funeral:Hs-nil:6, Sea,
.byteriam-Cliiireff He was a mem- •,f'orth: but tvere not complete at.
ber" of Britannia -Lodge and Scot- press time Wednesday night. As '
tish-.11ite, and recently .was pres- Ye*, no ate as- been'set for an
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ented with, -a- 50 -year- aWard.. I -Ie --"
gratulated the townshiP fOr. hiving cerding tO Fire Chiet John , co
initiated such an excellent project. St James' Separate School was holding theii. shows in •conjun,cann,
'.E1StOn Cardiff, Huroo MP., 'also va-cated in 43 Seconds; there are with the Seaforth al next, y ar,
cengratulatecr theliffibials On -their -t163 -pupils. Seaforth, Public School Jif :suitable ancomnioclatioh can be
'foresight.' He recalled he, had at- pupils, 322; and the Ve4forth Dis-larratig_ed, This. -matter was left to
tempted this year..to obtain an ad- trict High School, 330;-- each ,va- a -future ineeting-rof--the,-, orgain2a_
ditional federal grant towards the cated the elassroonis„-in.45 seconds.'; tion - • - •
work, buthad, not been .sticeessful-, '
,"Otheis- who spoke briefly were
SenatorW.„11, Goldina Chas. Mac-
ro
a
en
Naughton., Huron IVILbA., was also a Phst 'president of, the Hanover-Seaforth Cars Collide
Lean, Hurbn Engineer Tames Brit -
men's club df 111 chnrch, BaMn'ell... Exeter,
Bs45 rine tahned sehdettnedbtietscliniensiiSiinni eP°ec'tehre-Tileil:(1)1ri sp6riie°tIlriset illExSe'tfetr-hisa,
and there was a possibility, work Mimicipal Board will approve, why 'hospital: " , v
eel -Ad be ' proceeded • with more stop rt0ty? 'Councillor 13, aldWine, and: ''.Seaforth. •Disil'ict -Iiiiil'T§iii.0.-41,, ,..,I)
quickly':..than if the Plan agreed to Bali and •Reeve. Seoins agreed. If '4.
..i.his .School-is1rocated. On the "east. „K
in -the.. ,'stinainier-: Was underVakext..,,J.trWas not-PosiSibleAo1-preeedd with 'side- of Chalk fSt:;-;'near -',Ira,41f1-11'f:,'
• ',There would, be ;little ' Joss is the :the original'''..prOPOSal, • then•:. the St.. Accommedatintt is provided .'„fer*. 1'
....pinup' setup., sinee ..this cOuld:-. he Smell Plan., was . the,...next• alterna- smile.: 365 -, students :in 14 - class- P
ell, Burns Bess,: engineer- ort the
ridge project; :Peter. Chriitenseri„
ho built :the bridge, -Bert
ings,, former, reeve I ja Doig.
oad siiperintendent Andrew, Ilotisft-,•A'hall, 4.6 leet,-lay .100
(3t4.forrrier-eouncilloet,Bert Gaftet, Soini-",be;.,,A-reAlity, .Brodha-geri7
oad Contraeter :George LaVis, land At the•regidat, Monthly ...Meeting ..of.
resent ,,ceinieillorS. Art Vatle; the Brodhagen.".and District
rank Valponer; Thompson her of -Commerce Thursday night,
thb building .comMittee ,wore given
;sant:I/brit to ..go. aheaa.,01i..plans.
OLII1C1
n e ive
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- Seaforth -Council adjoirriled ,Tues.- processing' plant being prOvided, in
` day,..evening without reaching any - Seaforth. At the Moment and fol.-
•• leWing 'the recent Sale of, 1Vlaple
decision as to RS. attitude towards' . . • . . ,
- - . Leaf Dairy, 'milk' sold here is pr -
Je orts. t obtala a _s_eg.42114...1a1.1k •cessed in,Exeter.--The matter of a
ff o ' ' • y' " '. 9
:distributing. license inSeaf6rth. ' lieense is' Semethinef over wh* hp
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, s The tour -long discussion -arose council -has no control, 'being is-
. from, the aPpearance before coun- 'Sued by ;the. Milk -Industry Board
tcbi
. cit. •of R. L. -cotisins, of join's, of Ontario. It indicated, 'how-
-Dairy, asking- that con cil - ndi- eVer, that if a distributor "did pro;
, .• ' cate to the Mille Board its a ' ude vide .processing, facili,ties a lieense
towards a second distributor in would folIOW atitornatically. . '
. toWn, Mr. Oonsins had indicated. The cousins' letter follows:.
at a' pfevious meeting of c'ouncil ' "At the last, . meeting of your
• that he intended to process milk COuncil .at. which 1 --attended,' it
in Seaforth,' if • hefwas able to ob—Was my •understanding, that you
tain a license, And , at that time desired that I pla,cebefore you in
lie -Was -fold in bring in his pro- writing my planS' eanOrritrig .futui'e
''. POSal4 in writing. . - : OPerations in, Seaforth. I am now
.'':" Along -.With his proPesal which -pleased to communicate such plans
,
indicated processing would not be to you. ', • -
(Ione 'here -Until. sales reached -700 "For your enlightment," I 'now
quarts aday,. and 4-•:, suitable site hive in .any possession a petition
' was:obtahied., Mr.*Cousins present- signed by 257 persone Whom r he.
'---,,ed-a; petition bearing' 257 names. ' neve, are all residents,. if ,not rate -
*The meeting.. also, considered- a' PaYerss-1-01... the _Tovvns of Seaforth,
letter from A. P. Clark, secretary addreased to The -.Milk Industry
•of the Ililk Industry 'Board of •On - Board of OntatiO. This petition '1'e -
:tariff,' Wilteh' indicated that Conn- quests that a Milk, distributor's
'''•cillor ,Baldwin; mhenhe appeared lkerise be ggarded- to 11..,‘ B. Cons-
' before,....t.he.., board ' on behalf o,f, ins I.,imitecl, ;Winch is A 'porpany
. ' council in August,,nad been- Com,- controlled 'hs rfie. •. • ... • .
Pletely impartial in :his attitude.' It "It is,tiny intentiOn to present
'bad_ been suggested at an.'earlier
,meeting :that he .had supported a-
' particular application, arid as a
result the -board :had been asked
- to indipate 'What had been .Said.
The. board's. letter . follows l'..
"Further t(1' year recent teIephOne
:conversation rinay ,say ,the Board
has been • consulted regarding the
• $lihrniSsions made by you at the
' abOve - hearing. The,. Board's ne-
er& reveal that you indicated you
'were present at the reqUest a
room 8.
Similar' difficulty has been ex-
perienced With the sewage dispos-
a system which consists of -a cess-
pool and a _septic tank. There is
resulting -pollution. of Silver Creek
which receives the diseharge from
the Coleman St. storm- sewer near
the intersection With Crombie St. c
,Seaforth Shoes Limited—the con- h
Struction of a new faetory And of -
flee building for Seaforth Shoes.
Limited is underWay, on An eight- c
acre site west of William' St. and m
'.Mr. • and. Mrs,. )3inick •and _ :„ ; „ night accicl. ht southof tren-
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dattglitecs, ,df - Rostock; • . and: 1,, RshaerioNi.v76±7;
Mrs. ,Norman Perguseii, Exeter;
Sri tdr: 't•fMOrrsel. Lanrdue Wis6slf e• a4etilitlddi It.N.eiLyrae, 7ciaT§bh3,ei,a caf le" ser, ae drs OaaPf foerir..theti:
MC°rIse:';:LliaVuestsnel2clig"loeffe-w.i.I'h •
"•":Tharik-sdivitig -and flarvest'IfOrne)'6.6Ftru..d..e. B. A timed hip in the. cf." a'S h. 'Ord' y minor'
• , Th'e; building 'Planned -',Wilt be -"a. Serviee 11.vas-ab,serVed.at•St- Pe,ter's e t: Pre ce. ease mjuries were IcTiived hivi the two
A8SUMt.S. • IDUt.
At D hdal ' " " fe' 14171 in 19'35. T .11 e
orey. struc re, Chairman, Butheran.:Chu el
ins resteo, at. the G, ricol-arepletel- w'recked When if:-slani-
, drivers:. he i le. was
' • • U: . • Oeorge.:.•Eickmeir,"--alohg with' ''his. sPite the shortage of flowers due. rem
o tfos er
' ' ;corn:nutted, 'have loeeh looking' at to the t an. was,. eau-. ).7"-d*ciTeY *lu.7e1:al .hgrne,
James A. Murray; -since 1048 ao- other buildings and building plans
ountant at the Bank of Commerce, to trY and rettch a decision on
ere, left Wednesday' for ;Dundalk,' what would suit the purpose of the
'here he becomes manager. village., I • •
His suceeslor in Seaforth; is 4, At the snne meeting .a decision
. A,. Meedurt, of 1VIldland. 'Mr, was reached to hold a turkey raf•
cCourt hiS wife and .two (le this fall.. The -meeting, held in
• , ,
,(Continued on • Page 4), • d
)cci e
u tio
r01, are: expected 'he!!e"•-•,shortly„ '•Peter's• Church basernent, Vas.
of the T.Triited't utheran Church wo.; 'Eaten ••1-401ihardt,'* Dean:. Smith' .* I •.e eam-
catered to by the 13roclhAgen' group
dt taerbucio9iya, t decorated.anld.,grain w•Ferruietsu, s•I'Vegien-his ,m'in')11'> >5)07 57010 OIJLLULIULCS( .7
ister„ Bev.
, • on. Sunday. aftormion. Interment
follOwed.'in Little Lalte •aerneters-,
Chi,Itli'dn of -T..-the kitidergarten:
lision with the:German •mciclel "car
". driven by the Itanover.girl: •
crasb At Dublin. •
or'tRedo01,1-car
crashin4O0alljrtrin7i;luahc1..1: •
. lin .Village.' 'Tuesday:afternoon? .The.....
..iniurecl;man...was 'treated. at Sea..• •
.tici-:4,s0:6tfate'telise;',•attipTilecias3;'.giS7acPilettl car- Pete'boro. on": :12
Pallbearers • at . SIFaforth
And; flsWers; ti1i..the 'Chancel at the and Pete001'0 • wei.e. '11'0s ' sePtt,
opotduig of -5.110 Theifillie.‘4,,,:., Clare Reith, Ebriet, Laroodi,, A.
ing Children eartteth storr Fisther,'.SteW.art;;William R.:,• Smith •aa.(I
1
• •
tse,$snie
e. Up'family, of Seajorth, with Mrs.
of charge. Mileage firing • the Linde Rillebrecht," and:, -4:ther
month totalled 1,607., and operating' , • ,
cbsts were 841.84. The police were • Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Bricknian
obtaining 17.6 miles per gallon. and 13arry, .of BramptOn, with het
During the month. the force • had parents, Mr. and, 'Mrs. Dalton
carried -6n instritction work lo- Hinz. •
, Seaforth population.hicreased td
_ •
2 202 during the past year, figures
presented by town assessor .W.
southgate to council TuescraY
1)uring the "'same period
,there was an increase in assess--
,,inent of $29,820, representing
the main new construction. Total
taxable assessment is now $1 475 -
B39, Mr. Southgate said:, - In
tion; there is further new construeti(5n of about $26,000 to be added d
before the end of the year, as_well a
as Union Gastrarisrnissiori arid diS-
!nal_ .• - • , Marren 'Voting, 'Jeanne °*.farinuth,
Mrs. Norman Bede', Of Detroit, Nita Rapien, Warren_.ROolt;* Way,ne
visited her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ahrens'. Marg: Elligsen, 'Janice
Ed." Priietet. Dietz. 'Donald Campbell Kim een
Mrs. Edith -Retierreann arid Mr. hard4; Wendy Wolfe, •Donria.Lcon-
• g •g a •
Joyce' VOcIt;', Elitabeth .Elligseu,
Ralph 'Poschelbeig and.' N:eir Bettor:.
th.enn, • • ,
Mr. and :Koaueth wtou.
and Diane and- Mrs,' tell, of To-
ronto. with 'Mr." and Mrs. Lew, and
Ralph flicks for the .weekend • and
cat schools.',' • MiSs Lee .11ariiteks and Mi... Don theY' also attended -the 60th wed -
and Mrs. Alfred Beuermarm and bardt, james aue Dou I SITock,
Councillor' William Ball:- -told- Ahrens, of Hamilton, with Mr. and ding, anniversary of Mr, and Mis.
council the Conference .on Indus- Mrs, Charles Ahrens. • " Andrew Hicks, Centralia, • • -
try he hati,attended in Torento was Mr, and, Mrs. George' Jarmuth L-• Querenge'sser - and
Ot- and Mr. and Mrs. -Floyd 'Wassman Mrs. John C. Piegel accompansecl
Council. aPprOved redolninen4....at. Salilt' Ste. Marie for the week- Mr- ,and Mrs,. Harold DiegeI, 05
ation ' finance eommittee end, • Mitchell, to .1•Voodsteek..on,
rid appcied E. Southgate in- Mr. Gars Sholdice. holidays visiting Mr. and 'Mrs.. Dori Markle.
trance -)Poker. from the Canadian. Bank- of Coin- Ars. Lena. tIliesen -with Mrs.
Novem )er.11 will be observed ineree, Dublin, and spent the week Alma Pusehelber; Listowei.
public holiday, tor:melt clocided, end ih Detroit:
f•••
tribiition lines., -
There are 153,dogs registered M a
this petitiont'to The Milk Industry tewn, 13 of which have not yet a
Iloard of Ontario -in-the near fu --I bought their 1958 licens'es; There ,ft
ttire, aloilg-71th a remiest for have been no appeals*so far -against th
rehearing of,an application by my ; assessments. g
Company for a diStributor's', lic Reporting for the street ,commit- s
tense. ff such a license is granted, !tee; Couneiher Hihkirk said the th
fily very definite plant are as fol.: staff in the main had been.employ-
lows: . • ed on street work, in the new fac- ti
"(1) To purchase all milk Sold torY area. Work was progressing -a
by Me or the Company in Seaforth ,satiSfaotorily . bo the 0onstructipti-13
and district from' local inn pro- of streets and storm 'sowers, .and
r-clucers. felt the. work would be done for'
(2) To commence processing in about' $7,00o, a saving of abut w
Council and riot taking sides, but, Seaforth-AlI milk sold'in the- §ea- 89,000 from .the origin -al estirnath. t
"t waS''the iviSh of CounellAhat forffr area as soon As my volume.. TWnlve-inch tile had been laid on w
fter it had heard, nepresentations Many from here attended the
-orn Arch'Dobson, on behalf of 'hooting match held in 1VIonkton
e. -Legion, Councillor 'Brady sug- en Monday, _
ested the Chamber of ..Commerce Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hicks and Mr.
houlq act in such matters, Since and Mrs. Ralph Hicks: Alvin; and
canerchants were affected, Coun- Sherry attended the celebration.of
Nor Baldwin urged that some- the GOth wedding ..anniversary of,
iing.be done to encourage greater the fdrrrier's -aunt and uncle. Mr:
ttencianee at the Remembrance and Mrs, Andrew Hicks, Centralia.
ay service,Flowers adorned the altar of, St.
COmPletion Of alterations, in ihe 'Peter's Lutheran Church on Sun -
own Hall. will be, delayed until clay from the 'wedding on Satur--
Inter. „Comicillor Baldwin said day of- Miss Beatrice Siemon and
he work could better be done then Mr. Murray Dawson. The couple,
hen. outside work was not pas --Also made- a clonation.to the"O(5i
- the new franchise was,granted; the reaches 700 quarts per do, and as
. iiiilk would be Purchased from the 'soon • as proper, quarters can ,be
Meal' producers, ahd procased in obtained for the purpose. ,
,---.Seafor•th,1-04.4.40-4ntunatea 'that- •.,`,'(4) .,engage ,,a11,-resitionts of
• Council had "net reeeiveel OffiCial Seafotth and immediate area When
• * -complaints regarding the 'quality labor is required and is availahlo
- of milk being Supplied,- arid that here. • ,, -
the; toads in tire , area were fre. "(4..* To':•Continue to ,supply -the:
-quently. blocked ;' in the winter Seaforth residents with the high
Mile:" , _,', ' ' standard of '*dairy products* which
.' In,•• considering the C,ousins' re- I believe r ha' e supplied, during
queg. Council was anxious to do'Nmy term of Operation here:
anything' that would result in a ' ,((!ontinued on. Page 4) '
,
a time and:material basis for $1.6/
a foot. Which was- substantial
saving over a contract price,
li,eavo-,,,Scoins, Chairman of the
relief committee, said there had
been ,one new case. There was.
nothing', to report from the fire
and water. committee, Councillor
Rivers said. • ,
The police report indicated there
had been 65 occurrences in Sea-
forth.A, defective 'motor' in the
police car had been „replaced free
, , •
Ma,s7.6r: Christie •said,• •,ankwer
to. Councgtor, Ball,. there- had".not
:been ,aii-.-.0pportunifk-AZY loolt' into
the,'CenfeterY question, ''since• the
solititor' had been too- busy.. '
Cduneit deferred -action concern,
mg. a-. request: from the Library
Beard for a $500 grant...The pro-
vincial grant had been: reduced and
unexpectedexpenses liatt ri en,
theboatot Saidl• Council •adieurned
to.,nieet neXt. Week, October
.2G..
A donation Whs :alio -giVerr' to -,the
Organ Ptind by Mrs, john. Veck.
And. fax -Oily, in therlierY of jOhn-
who ..waS laid to rest two
7.Years .ago, Oeteher
alrm and. Mrs. John Mueller and
Ruth Ann, of Harnilten, witIO her
mother, Mts. August Hillehrecht,
• Rev, arid.'Mrs, .Reffee, of till:0,
accompanied Rev: and. Mrs.
riseher, to ;Pert' Elgin .-StinclaY. and
1st
eizen
irt OYS
,Mrs.* Angus. Brown will Celebrate
her 2rirl birthday on Friday, at the
••••liontr'fir ,son,
;Cars„ driven by • Mr,.. O'Rourke. .
and Mrs,. Heleu MUsselniari,:'of
gitebener4, wero' p;:tensively dans-
aged in in the
-r,actures Atm
--Ted Wilbee, 8, son .,of .1ilr. and "
Mrs. William ,Wilbee, 0.00trge St.
East, suffered- a fradtured arm
Fridar:,,,evening when he fell fro/A
a..tree heLwas..playing.,.
On. the-Seeond concession of Tuck- ."
mrs. Brown. the former Sernima Expee Hockey
ersniith.
?Cpcpert Kippen,'is still active . •
and enjoys reading the paper. She ere' ThiS Year
is also -able, to help with small ,'•;.•• •. •
If .;the. 'enihiisiasin Of a handful
Of local ..hoelthy players spreads to
spectators. and players who have.
,noti'llearcl of ,local intentions, Sea -
forth •should able 'in ice ari..•,-In---,,*;2•
terrhediate hockey team this year. •
; group met. Tuesday *night to
make plans f,or an entry in thedrit
termediate grouping.' To find out
libyr many are interested. jOin-,
ing a team. the -group have rented
tlie ice surface.for practice.-
tice commence., at 7 o'clock
urstlaY, ;and, playerS, in the
interrilediiqd bracket are• asked to
he on *hand.
tasks aroiincl the Brown, heuse-
ho, d.,
John Beattie, John St., Seafortli,
will inark• his Yist , birthday.' on
Tuesday., Air.- Beattie is, a well-
kno-Wn •poet, and •cv,as a long-time'
Seaforth merchant
.SEArattim • DIsirnicT• Irmo SCHOOL named athletic ehara.,
,,pions at „a recent field meet at school.. The winning -athletes
are 'pictured' above, front' tow, left to ,:right,. Joan Bach, sentior-,
"ItIargaret, Elliott, intermediate, and ' Eileen 'Dclinage. Sublet;
row.- Bela CMVenlocklr.sertior; .Jerry Achilles, intOmediate,
and B114 Campbell, -junior. , •
vri.caiiens
ForPost
, The •HtirOn''' Count-T.7.s warden
1,Conftniftee thet 111 "COderich On!
Wedne'Srla' to narrow dOWn.
field- of,. 22' applicants for .tho,
of. **(lennty. clerk -treasurer. *Bea&
Alie applications .Was,Tues-
tLdi,AYO''oaOltCde Inn.r.`,°'9nt'rn JO' 'ha • Port:it'
'''fclerk4reasurer,:lhe oontroltteo
tineet .again next week to, make' a
recommendatititt
I wilt he.;forWarderi;t6..the',11evenib0
.11Z:session 44:0,W pouncip.,,,,:'