HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1958-11-07, Page 1Ninety -Ninth Year
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A • Tiickersinithtolvaship 4-U' harvested by 'fall fair, time, the
rthur S.Boit
, accordine.cfri A
:member was successful in grow: special achievement claY" wasoBolton, th
ing e creimpion whitei beans, n, •
4-H White Bean, Club. project sistant agricultural „representative
this year.: Robert. Fotheringham, •lltimn, County. • '
RR 3; Seaforth, .Won: the 'contest; The beans, 'all'OTthe Sanilae vare
,at the achievement day, at Clinton. iety, Were of a .good quality, and
•Because tire beans-'bad.nut been 'five of the exhibits have been' en-.
red in the ,Royal Agricultural
Winter Fair -competition:: The re
:splts; ,department officials feel: in-
dicate ethat_thiLvalriet,y__of
quite suited for this area.
- Results of the judging. were as
fellows: champion, Robert ,Fhther-
ingham; reserve ,ehampion white'
beans; George ,Stasik, RR 2, Hen-
. sail; 3rd, Norma Geiger,. RR 2,
rant Bi s KZurich:4th, Kippen; 5th, BillGary JonesRR 3
Billy Charters RR 3
, . -- , ,
Takes -
Kippen; 6th, Gerald Chapman, .RR
H.ibbert To nship Council took 1, Exeter; 71h, Ross McBeath,
no actionon grants to; farm or- RR '3, Kippen; 8th,* Jerry Johnstcin;,,
,ganizations at, their regular meet- RR 3, Kippen; 9th, Ronald Schroe-
.---mg=2.11onday____:_Counctl _was • ap-, ,der;,RR-2";.-HeriSall;-10tir,---Margar.4--
;-• proached bY representativ,es -of the .et Coleman, RR . 1, Staffa; '11th„
ecteration Of Agriculture and,.also Donald Coleman, Rh 1, Staffa;
"
The Free Enterprise Livestock pro-, 12th, Susie Mae Lostell,- RR - 3,
ducerS, of Ontario, each asking for Kippen;, j3th, Phyl i Lostell, RR
'a grant for their organization..Af- 3, Kippen; 1.4th, 'Lloyd Losteli,.RW
ter considerable discussion council 3, -Kippen; . 15th, 'Donelcle Lostelt,
decided to hold''back on the grants RR 3, Kippen. ,
at- the 'present time; Tbe group
'suggested that _.the organizations
' try to -raise. their own binds,
• through canvasses. , ,es n
. A by-law was passed appointing
deputy returning officers, Poll
outh -Huron.
clerics and polling places if an
is necessary. Nomination
-day will be•Novernber -2Thetween-
how's of one-, and two o'clockin the afternoon,
zovincial ,Ald fp.. T...:Drainage.
werereceived for the Mc-:
• Donald DraM arid' the Shillinglaw
Drain;: and cheques were issued'
• distributing the grants. Clerk Roy-
.;--.13nrchill was, instructed by resolu-
ton to prepare byelaws for the
Pridliarn-andethe-Glerm. drains; and
.teliave them _forwarded to the as-
sessed. owners on the drains by
.Tegistered mail. • „
Council set December 2. as the
:date for the next regular meeting.
General orders for .$1,721.46 and
zoad accounts for $1,900.57 were
,•orderecl .paid. - , •
'
, Delegation Meets Council DamageLight -
A delegation -of •Hibbert township • -- •
, fanners,- representing the . Free '/Jeeken4 Ftres
Enterprise Livestock Producers of
Ontario; met with the reeve and ,. Seaforth: fireinen. answered_ twe:
councillors at their Hibbert conned alarm • over the • weekend, but
nieeting this week. They "reclUest- neither was seridus, according to
.ri
0
One.. case of rabies has been
confirmed in_Huron County __Up to
noon Wednesday, only one case
-
was -apparent, said Dr.' J. C. Mac-
Lennan of the Health of 'Animals
Brafieli, Seaforth.
A fax, shot on a farm just south
of ShiPlca, in the southern' end of
the county, last week, was rabid
according to a report received by
Dr. MacLerinan from., the Federal
Laboratories at Hull, Quebec. The
fox yeas slain at a spot two Miles
north of the Huron -Middlesex- bor-
der, near' the village. '
ed a. :grant for -their organization chief Jahn F Scott ' .•
, tn•help, 'raise funds. for legal ac- • ; • -
Smoke damage- resulted .When .a:
•,-1-ierC to appeal td, the, ;Farm- Pro- -
spice -heater 'flared up ,at the resie"
diicts"-Marketing,--L;;Re*f-rd, ':;to. have,
9.
s.
.denee-. of . Mrs.' Chapman. in ",
..tjeiet.,,a",f,sujildYe..!$•• 'H°g'•'15r,(4lueee,rs„.. '17,°te rriondville Sunda's). afterneelf- '
.Considerable discussion took On Monday a tractor on a far
-place. about ' the lower price of- in uc ersine. , owne y Dr, 1V1.
bogs,since the -vote was held and W. Stapleton, caught' fire, blt -the
• the'-'-drifav•orable conditions! th-V.fire was extinguished before (lain-
liave existed-sin.ce that time.. The age. °resulted. '
delegation felt that they being a •
farrrt organization. had as -much
right to participate in an eqttal
, grant as, the. Federation. of Agri-
• rulttire, or any other -farrri, organ-
izaticin. 'A letter also was • present-
ed -containing' the inaines of many
-other farnie,rs • who, are of :the
same, opinion. .
The Council irivekigated tlie.ties;
sibilities of both organizations get-
ting a grant, Mit, alt 1' •ninelt-r'dis-
,Eussion they. deeided against •giv;
Ing grant • ta either' one, They
• sitgg,ested that each :organization
-eanvaSs for their Own funds, ,
, •
iscuss Distric
TB Organization
Glenn,. Hays, Q.C., Gocierich,
president, and Mrs, J. B, Russell,
Seaforth, • executive secretary of
the Huron TI3 Association, were in
• London Wednesday. attending a
meeting of representatives ' of the
seven counties in the are served
by Peck Sanitarium, The meeting
discussed formation of a district
organization.
•
.Tprnips,-Beets'
EStablih. Records•
. .
It; .n1Ust. have „been:the, 'weather
during ;the. 'past 'summer that has
'ceased- many 'gigantic finds' in -area
gardens and ',fields. For --several
weeks -We have reportedmonstrops-
-.00tatoe$ ,being found. ,,zThis,
it'4 beetS and' turni 8
„ POI/NTJENG SKYWARDS,- giant crane rests as it completes tile task of raising tons of steel
beams to form the roof__"structure qf the new' Seaforth Shoes factory on West - Street.
Work on the factory is advancing according to. schedule, officials said this week, and_the 20,000 -
foot building. will be closed in shortly. - `. (Expositor photo by Phillips).
•-.-
,•'.-The .:2?th._ annual-, -HallOWe'enifincy. co.stumes: seven „andeundere:
rbc sponsored by ihe•.•.sea' Seaforth Barbara BrYans, Mary Oke;'Rieb-,'
Lions Club attracted 'hundreds; oi.
costumed.' children to . the -' .arena'
Friday evening. Each' child re-
ceiVeda' bag of candy' on arrival.
-A -Prograrne which included num-
bers by meM13ers of the Seaforth
Figure Skating Club, and judging
of costumes and racing,. was fol-
lowed by public ' skating. Bingo,
,with chicken s and turkeys as priz-
es, -was --underway- in the -auditor-
ium ; during the evening. -
Following are prize - winners: -
Farmers
peal
Gs e n
SiXteen Ilibbert TownShip-...-proP-
'erty gots': appeals: to „ court of
'revision over • the:properly assess-
ment, . result. of • installation 'Of
Main gas ,lines ,througle'their, prop-
erty, May. ;form: basis :of case
Which rn ght-- go etO. the Ontario,
aird.--fate 'ilit-'-dyirriej
Wide, palicy'ruling. ' • ---,..-
-
The ;Hibbert' „lOwnship,
landown-
ard ;and Stephen! Nesbitt, Debbie:
eight ,to !.1.1...: -.years; Anne
Sills,eJanot! Turnbull, Sheila ROW,
att, over , 41 . years', .
'Mary 'Jean:BOO:art,. Mary' 'Criele.'
Gail Ford, Dale, and; Penny;
Tabor; -comic cps -brines,. even and
under, Billy .BOUssey,•,„.Tinf.',SnewH:
don„. ;Jane,. ;',• ; -Christine: Turn-
bull;
-eight .. to 11, Cheryl Moqre
JulieeHoover,„, Jean Maria ;Halle
WendyJtioore.; 5:1. and over, Toni
. Peterson,, Tom Philips,
Jim Silis, DavioL-Watson, KiWNic-1
'Lean.:'and John, Vanee.
boys, '131By
Bons s ey, , Sonny - • ,V„aric,e;•....
.Margaret ',,MeLeazi.,,7„..Railaareae-eBoxie.
_Barbara Brlans;,Jarie...Sins;''.seven
to • eight !.,..bby8.'eBobbY.Blaek
•nar tWipperfort, jimmy ,,Rowatt,;'
girl •Mary • : Debbie -
Christine Turnbull; ,nine':,to,
boys, Larry •McLlwain, David
ton,: Rudd McLean::: girls," Janet
. • , „
Turnbull, Dawn .; Wrigh ,Vv en y
Key, 11_ ta .13,_ boys, • Jim-• en=-.
ny Akker, Allan Patterson; girli,
Elaine Eckert, Mary Crich, Katy
Charles Dungey won the door
,prize, an electric blanket.
• Quiet Hallowe'en
Seaforth ,experienced one of
quietest Hallowe'en occasions on
record. Lovely fall weather, re
-
stilted in hundreds .of children •
be-
ing on the streets and 'visiting
uckersmit
efersAction on
•
te
ues
• Sedforth and. distriet.- vvill! pay
. •
liribute'to••its war dead in inipres--
sive 'services on Sunda d T
Sunday an nes:.
!claY•-• ' • ; . • -" •
,
annual Poppy Day ...Cam-
paigri gets under •way Friday and:
continues SaturdaY;, , when
mem-
bers of the ' Legion -Ladies'-- Aux.-
iliary will' canvass Seaforth homes,
factories ' and :places Of basiness.
.PraceedsTifolii-the, sale ii.f2iieteraii-
,Made. poppies' inake •• possible'
Continuation of -Legion welfare'
work: Arrangements_fer the_Rop,
-py Day canwaign and for the Re'.
Jrneinhrafice -"Day program -gener-
ally are in charge Of. the spegiaf
.eyents,,cdromittee of the ...Legion
.....Action, was , deferred by, ,Tueler-,
cin -a,
. . , . . .
the.. •TOWit. of Exeter for- edrierire-
.
. • .., • ,. • „
•rence.• -a ,;resolution .-requeating
'thee•Minister. of: 'Justice:- to , make
, •
Certain-. amendments?. to the Can-
ada. 'Teniperarice. IVfeeting,
:Menday.. afternoon, all ;:memberse
,except..; Councillor 'Victor Lee, were
pre -Sent, 'Reeve, Ivan ,' Forsyth'
- Grants for . wreaths for Reinern,•
-branee•Day_were. Made to ,,the See'
forth and .Hensall,Pranehes' of :the
Canadian, Legion.: Reeve koraYth.!
-11plac the wreath for Tucker
45Hini_th7.af 'the Seaforth ceremony,
and Elgin Thomp,Son?..
Will !represent the township -at the
HenSall, Cereinon.Y.' -
-TreaSurer g.. P. Chesney was -in-
structed
StruCted to complete Paythent On.
the Second' Concession and the Bin-
elairTMOniciPale-Drainsinion--!ree.
ceiptHof 'certificate of Completion:
from, township. 'engineers and. to
call payment on the same. Frank
Kling 'Was. employed
-houses _across • town:. • ter; :Service.; to. . the ,PrePeFtl.e.S.'nt
Seaforth -under-Chief; .Ef."717yle • Hammond - and Jaek!,!. Fraiser.
!..,riier.,:..1-iiiteltinson;9'..-, inatitaiiied..: an .iii 'Egirienqville;: at''',:a';''•-e..OS-Of.;$3-7.5. .--
-atouadthe-eleck":. patrol; • and'.,a.,i,.,:a council !. disc ussed.:,,the ,:lpi...eseiat
result ?there ,.were :•.tiene .! of ,,' the,. tis:. rabies,:..e.pidernie:•"thill••••.11.ged......:.tidat:.
iial.";. ineiderits...:',Of;:rowdyisni .,..' ii -34:: •,.•K.atep.Asi.01.•..,: use ,leVerk.',Precantion
-daMage•Lig.:,•-tor4,--e.,-.,, -,': .in,....ebniliattifige the 'diSea'§'e 'by 1.6ef,j,-,. .
, , , , .
Only ,,tl!istriet'inelderit "reported', 'ing , a ;,:e.lese watch 011 :domestic. --.; .., .'6,... A. . WHITNEY, of Sea- .. .,.
Llka§;',,,,atl•the_:,'BeafortIll2Litiris•••.Fatik;,. :dogs •,...;ande:Cats'!:arid .lepert'-,sYnip.,-.".",•."_:forth, ...,was:nanied-'431-esiderit.' Of ", ,: „ .. , : , .„
Where 'a 4o,foot:,.lona, .itiof.:bridge-. toniS..-...iiiirriediateiY --to • a. Yeterin-• '- the Onta'rld • Funeral', Service ' • • Siiii1.11100i ' 'Elevell-
4ri---,winter.-'sterageHon,tlie!.ebatile-ofe-ariani-e!r-46,et,hef:flealith,;:of, Animals ssocia ion . lir... , ..oro,n a. : 'lat.-,-, ,..•. ..! -... ' :- • .
ler-Trc fl:c. •thetk:
tIlit,7:4-,i,,i,.§,.errni'6w,ceas§Lsti2iT).y.reLdHt.k.n.,,..r.tid,r4:til,9eeriyteZe.,..:p:::,rA4enocol-t;:ii.lts., ,i3.a...s.,.....ci•;,:e.."-i.4...,ci.i,6,, a....e'ci:i ,:‘Eg..7„:,,,,.,, wee ... The 50--rnemb r, assec a.- . ,
•tiOn--..".helil it :•antittal cenveriee,..
darn and lower -the Water • in the. d 'ell' ve 't : S'ee.2e.. d np,, ,....;tien,.in.th.elcing,,Edward.:1-lotel..:,•r,
,'SeVeial,;',dp-i.,St'n'TI'.'•4:,*rri"Otorist4s-, et:I.,'
•.Tueice.r.sraith". . Telephone .,•Sysfetn,..,' Year S,,, , , .. ;'",., ,.:
:enmity, ,$.,..,.fiospitatieation,t$17::50..;,. "....exeelltive. •for :.-tife.'.'.'PaSt..; five .::..,,....,..fdl.seer._r.icathy,,19a ao,s:„.-.-0.1., h.,..3..-eoi:g,i,:h.t,,s,61:ieliic;Diutria jeg.p.,'i7toloi.....;,_.,_,
4‘e,e,' $000;''StiPPleinefirark al: . ' '
here, headed ,by Charlie ,Wood.
- The - annual church •,parade of ,•
Seaforth - Branch ,...156 „Canadian -
'Legion -takes place Sunday . morn,'
ing- ;to St., Thomas' : Anglican „. •
Church,, when Legion Padre; Rev.
,J,....,EL,,James, will conduct the ger:: .._,
fiarade • +at . Veterans, :
which' f4,3rms„ at .the Past 0.ffice
10:30, "4> clock,- will be. led- by the
SDHS and, Theparadewill" be
u-in„..charge....of_Legion President Hare.--
rycoNn eTsbnietstday the annual Remem-
brance Day memorial, parade and • .
service .takes place. .The parade,
which: will, incl,pde Veterans, Boy
Scouts, , school, children, inunicipal
officials and representative§ of dis-
tract` Organizations, will. be headed -
by the SDHS Band. At the ceno-
taph in Victoria Park,- the cere-
m_pny will be in 'charge of Legion.
Padre .Rev.- J. 'James. e•
Members of the,Legion will hold.
rlimner in the Community Centre :4
on •Tnesday. evening. This is being ,
arranged bythe;Ladies' Auxiliary: -
planning', and co-ordinating- the
variouS. -R ernembra nee. Day -attiVi-
•es, are President • Harry, Nesbitt,
and special events -chairman Chas. --'-
Wocid; of the Canadian Legion.
Legion officials, in discussing
parade arrangements, emphasized ,
that. if was hoped:that all veterans
and servicemen in'thee district, re-
:gmelleas .of ; whether or .not they
were Legion members, woUld. take
_sp,ea:vti''cine.:: the church Prade' and, in
the Remembrance Day parade and
The NoveNmbinehlr amtritl-erlesting the..
Seaforth branch of th Lee•
being held.,Thursday evening: Nomz•-7:- 7
Mations for the '- various, offices:, ,
will be '.receiyed...
$1,0AW"REMIA
.„..„ „ . ,..„
t b $2,2:56';••;.graSs g f
era ;presented,; their aPpealsjo the
Iscuss ro
township _council, which met at '• e
staffa, as a court of revision . Huron County Publishers meet; Blytli ,Stendard-, and the Exeter
" • -• Times-A(.1c ocate • •
el
The council reached no •decision
and the appeals., May eventually
roach_therminicipal board, -in -the
opinion of 'Perth CountY. Assessor
A. A. MacDongald. .
-The nrop,erty• 'owners &intend
that sale 'value .of their land has
been recIticeir because of a main
gas line running from Stratford to
.GOderich:. ;;-, • ,
The.ega,. line;--birried, about four
.feet below .the stirface, runs "'Par-
allel to the CNIt Sttatferd•Go,de-
rich „ • -;
,,,,,PropertY owners!. had another.
noint • in. . their: argiiirient. They
eentend; that ' they should, leither
have ,ati assessnient'reduetinn or:
rebate, the amount Of Hactual
cash -tax'..the. .towirship ,reeeives
from the gas eornpany, • •
• Mr., MacDougaid,said he thought
the ;Whole case may reach; OMB
level fer, a ruling applicable to the
• • . piovince. •
Pell,: fia.' 2, . Seaforth,,
_nrOttItht .a-',regiStered; Latirentian.-
.
.shi,pping turnip. to. The :Expositor ,10.,,,;ois
n Spnds..'.Dublin
.this Week. The .everSizedVegetahre 101. • • - • ", „
H °
meastired -36 inches ;in'. eirctiinfer-
, .
Mn • ",•., tospita
'Taken ;from. a- field of 'ts.vo acres. Sohn ' Ryan, .53,; Dublin, is in sat -
of this :Variety, Mr,' Pell' said there Isfactory • condition in Stratford d. I 8 I St - • Th 'oft ;
T Oerte ig.na - ate c c-oc nes ay evening.
d , ,with . the, present. Jo ad ;
a ,111„ e LP • • ; .
:were: , several, ntln s. ,•a as Gerieral Hospita ; \Vit. ea '1n3u.r-. E''----------------------------------------------------ee1iej't f M t iver6 MaY61-
ine in Zurich Saturday, paid spe-
cial hoeor to , Chester L, Smith,
a -veteran publisher the county.
PreSentation of ,•engraVed- 'silver
serinng tray Was made by J. Mel-
vin Southcott,- Of the'EXeter TimeS-
AdvoCatee senior member of the
association. • '
Since 1914," Mr. Smith was pub-
l'sher .1 the h Her icl .unt:1
Y _ . ,
Of great interestto Ihe publish:
ers.--ev.th -prellitistary discNssion •o
ra" project whereby the entire his-.
;tories of .the - communities they
r serve, jas ,sholin !in the files of
e__.
papers published, could be ricord.:
. ed • on microfilm _in • a very _small
area, compared, to -the present stor-'
age space necessary for bent&
Mr. Whitney has served on- the
ce7-i-25tIvadST-S-1->021-.12, .
.p'eliceidet,aehrrierit ,Wa$ in, '
ary-• and ,$234.43e.. :::Brueeoparaileld.: Innndi7ilin' and near
''
9'''For
...ee,iyer,"Greneral ;$7.15; read, open- , • . •
1'in: all,' eleven sum non
'is -
the„--„,end".•6r December. 1.957,; When.
ing 327.25
ceretri°113C $25'85;' grants' Springhill Fund stied,
• • , „ ' • ••
•
Councit":adjetirn ed. to nieet Tu es-
eccin a n
Springhill. families .tollowing.. the -
...disaster of•twO ;weeks'. ago, \thich
-ae-e101'itiese-r-ect bi
the Cliariaber of Commerce, has re-
Sulte.cl: in. donations ,arnounting to
' ''.."
he,.. 'cam eign E0 aid stricken
da D b 2 t i•oo P ;
att-
o
mel
00111.:-.7
reparting the tdtrd of ,contri-
lititions • Which had' -been. left at
• .
,,Seaforth l3anks, C. of 'C.....PreSident;
'C..J; Sills, 'said-tnal if: Was
col'ic 't1 -1.e t . tions :I.c.)rthcoming, •
• ' '•• ' 'cl ••th t
'of- the weeklies county are ad b Ma • B *F h ti
Ins§tIls New
Autoniatit Oven
, A modern-- automatic oven. fired
With natural gas was installed this
week in Sinities'''Bakery. '
- • e. •
' The gleaming stainless steel nnit
has a eapacity of 12 pans, and pro:
vides coiriplete.heat cbritrol during
e baking precess.::
the paper wag. „sold to, the Exeter ' cd, Yoi B. r s e, •
TimesAdvotate. ;Continuing' in. the ab6ut -1-P° years olu, drld 'files of :wore:de 'IPPerWash Titeaday• to ek-
iStifombaaipteht' intkleinepags; 40ennecir tikaviirihs hesteitiiit••Oirskl‘til'in%e i,acsolts Ictsthseeli'l 1,sa' neaocnikceicntiri)' ibncildetraySaacsth: ,tT" bwelii, hsv..1;tas rbeeeeonm, ityinsetnalli;;I:,,,, •
lagoon-tY,pe • §ewage .dts-
Zuriell; correspondent for ,the Exe- inglY . difficult ' to ' ProVide. fileS' a lagoon -is -Pe disposal- plant for„,i
ter Tinies;Adv0eate. • ' Were inicrOfilmed, it- was sug.dest-, Seaforth: • " '
The meeting. was in the Damin- ed -the' eullutY histOri-cal ''eamMit,- The Ipperwasb ,ServeS
ion Hetet in Zurich. • ' te°; as Welt as Ice -al', librarie, the military. -camp ;there, arid. is
•-Barry Wenger, publisher of the would wish to obtain designed to handle a ivaq of up, to
Wingham AdvanceTirne8 is the ' - 5 600 persons In use.; a year and,'
new president of . the association, . • a half, the logoonj$ working 'Per, _
• Aunurn Eon' membas .reported. • ; •
With' CYril, Snowden, of the Sea,
forth News, - the he* vice,presiderit; , • . _"There isn't' a trace ' of sniell,”
Wilma' Dinnen„. -.of the Clinton' a Ma3•or •Christie 'said, "Phe area is 1,
NeWs-alecerd, is secretary: ' •otitis 11 euchers all . lands Caped and there is • nathi-!..
Business- 'of, the meeting was * ingito,go wrong."- Sewage is pump,'
chaired by, A. Laurie colqebetde Duncan mace.ay, ^Aubprn, vas .into the. lagoon, ' covering about
Publisher of the Clinton News- elected- ''president of •the Men Ane J'acres, a centrifugal purnp.
Record .and the. Zurich Citizens Teachers' Federation of -Perth; and While' the IPPerIx'aSh'• setuP in- I:"
NeWs, new past president. of the Huron at the annual Meeting, -and •aludes, a second lagoon and a see,
'group, which . alSO, incltides, the barintiet held in the, Seaforth Pub end purnp, these haven't been rer,-1
°rimer
large thd one he• exhibited. les sufkeed vdien farne.,...tractor. ,eena,c ina. r.‘,„ Reeve N. .seeIns, Ceurt-
'
Not to be otitdone by field preps, and wagon be Wa.s •eperatinf was.. ••••, was ,named• vice-prestdent, and cillors ,D,..Turnbull;' Thorpe Riy- • .
a gigantic beet is 'on display at in dcbilision with a. tractor- railer piR ATA,
The ExPositor this week too. round truck on'Highway fI; miles west. rata en;
in his •garden by Harry McLeod, of Mitchell, early Friday night, I
R.R. 2, Seaforth, this overgrown • The Wagon of the unit being op-' :WM40 P414.0%*7
family-siied vegetable weighed 5 crated by Mr, Ryan Was denielish-•V,•%11
pounds 81/2 -ounces: It measured ed and an estimated $200. damage • ''_
21 inches in circumferende, was caused to the tractor:, Dam- A* g p,4 4 I RA
age to, the tractorArailer. unite, En t 11
driven by William MeGlinghey, 22, '• "
o erator
e
The yery:--Revereried C. Ritchie an
visitors Alfell t Specia
B.A.7;137.E., address /Ph. profess -or of Pastoral
' I annivers-
klirat • Presbyterian- Ohngrega e1t is .
-------,•••. •• • Theology and Hol-niletics at the
Presbyterian College, IVIontr.eaL
, The . services 'Sunday-.- -morning
and evening -will mark. the. 91s1
anniversary of tlie.• •Presbyterian
congregation, Special • inusic
be offered by the. choir, tinder the
leadership of ll• A. Kempster, with
specials, .soin and duet numbers,
Gtlest baritone 'seloist will 'be GOr-
clop Ileighton,,of Krio.X' Presbyter-
ian Church, Guelph
The special speaker, Dr, Bell,,
was Minister .6f, the Vicar MemOr-•
ial Chureb.; in Montreal, prior to
his appointnient to the collhge.
staff. In 1948 he was elected mod.
ei.or of the 14th General As-
sembly of the,Presbyterian Church,
the youngest 'Minister to serve the
church in that CapaCity.,
An able speaker., he Itas conduct -
ad preaching -fnis'sionk-in-the, Vnit-
ed States and 'nlatty point• in Cn-
ada In 1951rhe Visited Emope,
an reached in Seotland for sev-
era.'weeks.
•
• john:' Talbot. Seaforth, secretafy- D;
' Hopkins, principal of of the Bank,' Of Commerce :here. .‘
11.
treas;urer,'. - ' *. • .•?Ni:'ils n and- . P manager
Eronte-School. was •gues peake . Arrangements for he, vi8it welt.
. James Pigott,. 01 'Woodstock, and eoinpluted by Mr, 'Ford, .who be- .
„Burton Ready, of St„ Marys, two came famibar with the:installation •
scholarship winners, Were intro.! while he was reSident,in Thedford.
duced to the nieMbcriil--Their ' •
es were given'to them. The stu-1
o attending • Stratford
College.- -
Jefferson, Clintim,' \vas
with a Iife membership
CraWford; StraffeIrd,-,Mr.
Is a retired ,public school
,
•
Goderich was' estiinated at• Despite; .1a3"; persons that •clerits -at
' • • :-•,,••••- ;;.• tele:Vision' is, cutting 'dow n 'on• the teachers'
Pruvincial!sConstable,Ken c a 4t3
$800: • •
• r drng of banks, Seaforth .. George
Of Ine.,..S.P.b4ugVille, detaehinerit rs; board. • could not agree • Presented
veatigat6d., following:, A.' report bY*-kr'
.• -
Librarian' Mrs; Gordon, Wright: -At; ,Jefferson
ensoll
InfOrei. end
DebraTariiiine Clark three-
year old daughter, of Mr,LantILMrsi
James Clark, Heilsall; has .retUrn-
-eil.lfolne-Wom..Clintrin:-Pnblii
Hos-
iratwIrere dr:i/Vin-
ed since Sunday.. The little girl
fell front her father's ' car Sunday
while the family were travelling
Irtween. Strathroy and Ailsa Craig.
• The child, was in the back seat
With her brother, Beverley, 6, when
in :5rime mariner the door flew OPen,
and she fen to th*e gravelled shoul-
der of the -road. ;SeVeral,,stitehes
were, required to CZOSe • a head
wothid.She also suffered, other
cuts her`body„ • -,'
the meeting., of the board Month.* prinnpal.
night, the librarian report.ect-an in- : ,
ked,....'circulation...of books, over • ' •
the past few months. - 1(ifinStren ConSider
sarne time, Mrs: Wright ,
reported that the number cd Te. Tgvie „
bdr§. had increased n mere
Members_ now riumbering,270 'and •
c11-111-T-V172.e.tebet-'rri
'
hoard; '.following -a-receinnienda, .at the Mondayrneetuge, of Sea.
tum by connty' librarian' Mrs.,' R. forth Kinsmen:, Also 'discussed at
G. Eicknuer,.. ;the board. dropped
'the; animal niember3hip charge of
10 cents for adults and 5-centa.for'
children.- Carelg, at the library ,.are:
1:0,W; free to, Seatorth.. residents,
-
With the onith'pastnignt'being. fines.
:When required.. Non-resident .fees
are $1.00' per year. •
• The Monday meeting was chair-
.,
ed'by.:MiSS M. E. •Turnbulb and all
members were present.4. . • ;
the Meeting was the sponsoring of
heekeY in the coining season.,
. Guests Monday night were Govz,
ertior- Ken IVIcKenzie, Listow.el;
deptitY-governor,'
Itensall; Maitland Edgar,: Pre'Si.-
dent of, Clinton Kiri, anarold
'Paggert, president of Lohaoll
Club.: In the future„, meetings WW
be held an the fit.t and third Mon-
days of eaeh...morith..-
i'_Dgstrict tr,lunters
r
Seekirig Ganie, -
:
8eaforth hunters are out in* ful
force this week, taking advantage
of perfect, fall weather and, open
season,
In the Bruce Peninsula is a
group theltiding M. E. Clarke,:•A.
W._ Z. tr. Munroe, George
Kitbso., wilnani. Ball, Harold Jack- -
son and. William: -.10",alian: They
left on Sunday:, '
Leaving; Tor:Vorthern.,Ontaricti&
Wednesday were S. M. Scott, SiShti'
Modeland., Bev. Thompson,..' John
Broughton, William Leyburn end
J. E, Keating.
IVIessrs. Arthur Devereaux, Jim
Eckert "and Al Geldhock • and Dr.
rf."..Melady are hunting this
week' at .1;urk:s Falls..
It Pays to smile 'in -the morning
Later in the day yott may net feel
like it;
MARY 'DENNIS, R.R. 1,, Walton,' iw, 'Crowned, 458 Stratford
Teachers' College 'Aluinni• Otteen.„ by Init year's ' qneeri,: 3acquelittric..
Basier. of Listowel: hiliss Dennis wag -Chosen,
in bafloting by Inem-
bers Of the 108 graduating class at the. college,. At Present Miss
Dennis , is leaChirig iil SiilittrtarLOItitori,'. Prior to attending the