The Huron Expositor, 1959-01-09, Page 1;
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JA1:iqUARN 9, 1959
Single eaP1es, Cent
$2.50 a Year iidvanee
i,dcriiting•,,terriperat-pre*
siesday brought ;same from
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ihe jntry bia-StS, Whieh. since -Sim:
,'..clay" held the distfiet atOrrn-bound.
-The Sierra .was a . continuation of
the sanaelrigid -Weather „which,.with
„- 'tale exception -of the , Christmas"-,
..3; ..rinclDecemberl„., • .,
,1.The ..storra. provided: ,additional
• helidaYSCRir -"SDTISf" •-tteirta; . When,
ZuflUOI s. -.were 'unable to inake
„".-tripS On' Nola:I-at '1In.d...`.1l1leSdaY;r7AlF:
ready the,goegest posiSib1e,.ClariSt4'
holidays. .the -period, i?vas
•te-nded:' two rnire 'clays ••by'-'1olocked.
.The storin may have played ,
. part ,in: ati engine failure that de-
layed the CKR:.p,asSenger ttain, at,
peon oi. Tuesdy. • -The ,..train 4.vvas
'hall;ed ,reiiC
. atigine :arrived :froin.fillrat„up-
due
eel0herit7.1,
•Tuckorsinitli .N'/o.te-f.S."•rfaceil,diffi
ILies Menday:theST, struggled
to .'t4e el e c t and',
totcy.T,1,514j1).'
yvas
all-
f'ses it .,:wa.s
,ill0aS1blO _
cles• concession.
D -:-pile 1111 iact lri (1prese1rit-
ed„..alirioSt:nitStitinanntable'difficnR:
Some, 42,05 ,.ceat- ot1the
ellgible:,'VeterS,,.'.1.a.-,;t1te,.:'towifship.
Managed to g -6t to. the poUs.
• The•:stOrmy: weather -contribated:
ilIrs.Joseph cCnnneP' _ suffered
4 s°1-7.e.01Y,:4PraMed- W 6,st. . When
'she -and 'fell Tuesday', on
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Jain ' Street, near the'..1.)bst
,TwO in
,„,,RoqPital
Mrs. Andv,,3,,v
their son. Keraiath
Moore, and. grandson', 'Gordan.
Xaehler;, !received' injuries early
Suadayfternoon When their car :
anLa »v Tirly?"1-
erville, -.01.1‘1,01'01:16)?, Were 'Ia.
Edon. ,'.The '• accidentoecurred
posite 2,6 miles:
ndrth Pf,S,eia.forth.,131 tne raidsTel ,
a, bl5U4r.fir7SITC•Wstoran...,•1;. -
, Mrs . - tooio tg(
eiT Ic1 „Ana,. her grandson: con cus.
ioJJo
i d Iipop,ital.. 23:fr. 'goon .and-lu.s.
son rec'eiiaci lneerticies, brtlt. are
UJIO -df. 10i, or ..",.?."veral teeth.
able' to ba.
And .laceral,:ions.,„
11,'F
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on Lib „On,
oi- rrrvfril Pitifpn,les;.will
riO, Toe day
ring, it, was announce this A
speaker ''will7r,the • Ilny:c...e
,the Ont aria'. Liberal. Asseciata ,
In . toelee flag ;offieelasf*,.
tne • inecting;:,:,..vill .re' ieW planS.,Itt
auticipation, o1 „en 'early Trevindial
:election, ',aSsociatlexi
iS.-,afg.ed; to _Attai:id,
and it is -'6,-,T7Vee..7,Wd7-1IlififiefP7a12.
ttiretighoatt,' the "riding " -Will- be, Well
represented.,
re tones . „
, tr,„
- ,tr,ld'. by
. E c on G nil CS,' . ep a rt,r6 ent '• and att:. , nd .hy, rlir 0 Cloy ,-,. ': 'Of ' -CO-oPerafiv.i'N„ edellitien, Of Agri cf.dture•and."....•,'
represtiltoiVesl.:of• var,loutS„omMaility ;grail:as... Siiin,Vn . at the ..GUelph ,- conference,. are:, distriet.,..olff,i--.' - , •
'eials in ..an „'lliforiaal.-...iii.,1,easSieh, ii.f_,-Cenir,ae't .'.P", I. Ming11 ,Pr ales's or' AY...:+'.1),.' ROPPer,',..left,": Or .th:O.'".
.,0"..M., Agre3 l.,taraf-.BcOlininics,.De1lart3mEnt. Left W. -rigia are '.7 Ca rf••-„Het iiii,,,,,i4ay '.'seeretarpfieldnign
f•ifi-... th- ' ''..,;.1-11.XaniitY.. ElLeilkintion,„':fol.,..'4,1,griettlar-.,;..,•.W.:.. H.. .1).1" awli,huie ,i...,-'- I', iirt ..,A.Re'ett,'f-SeeretarY:-Jaf-,..4sh.,,:_,..„
. ...p.a.-1,d .144...%. • 40:40,,L6J,,,__ ..i„,,iikf,24.241-_tra... . „t,o.r.cf.....-F±-,:i--11.- ,v.,..1.1. . PE"; t,r-m ur,,,icient.fec G031 3r1 ,.-±o'g.:nalaip rf fil_.:4:,.;,•,_;,..1.....
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• Erection.-.'"Of-'•a-'':rie.W.,"iflice.'.e,r-" „ ihiIe expenehture41.-„-'werei,
room •Separate Sehool, '1'°103 00, :leaving:, a ...balance. '9f
:.:ftiieWiOg. the ,..'annual" "1":;11 C J 'Si115.;
',:ratepaYars., OfSeAtOrth. ',the Speforth- District Eigh
• el; •Seheoll Boafel • gave ,•••a- • brief .enit-
aril distlict last week. Tke .
Fighting -bloCked roads, biting
snow and 000r,4aro 'te,naperitures,
TuckersMith veiterS 'Monday
„came to- the . .to elect. four
couirtriii-g--and..thred "se."1.oal nr'a'
trustees., In a turnont that • sa:01
. per cenk. of .11-a.'„ Voters . cast
tho, Present council was
,reLelected,, The area school board
willhave one new 'trustee. when:
Robert. Gerriih' eii- was elected .:Re•
elected' to • the., hoard were Ross
Ferresteaiid ;Cleave .Coornb's„
fieede0.:111,i, Lien Par- con/ate ‘vhile
OS S 4s, high•Man aniong
trOStees, There-
! we're ,513 who voted for councillors'.
and -260 ,for truslees. ••
'file -Vote b -Y. Polls follows!.
ico-uNcrLLolls
-Poti 1 ---, 2, . 3 .. , 5-
, -tewis Cl.ark „45 36' . 11.- -
• Frank. Falconer ........ 54, .(34 • .4_2 .
11 26
Victor' Lee . . . „ 83 " ",' -33 6.
21)
.,Elgin .Tho.rtipsan, .104 .,.12.0 .? 36 100, 36 / 46 -
- 'Arthur, "VarleY 93. : 83 26 .52 • '32 '52
-Total,.-vates, cast ,117 12S' -.752-•--,----166 04'
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' P011 I 4 5 6 ' TOTAI
GleaVe .-Cdoinbs • , 87 • 12, , 19
;-./tos.s .•liorrest. • 64 '27 „ 41., - • 35,, • 22
ilebert 61 , • •;.24 _ 15 ".„42 ' 21
Chcster ,, . .... ' .38 31- • 9- ..31
JErnest ,Whit,ehOuse..: '. • : • 13 " 1.1•. .. J37.. 10
r�ta1 votes est 109 43 -2a 49, 52' ' 36
...42-.0°70Voted.
eeted tne Onobl :hoarci to line on high, school,:rnatte.rs. „
r ,
ptilosue its inVeStigation •conedrn- •••
ing a Site,. and 'to. Preeeed, With
Preli D04.14.1•Yf- 144.113.. for• ' 7
'''''1..fecessity. of :early ,action - being
taken : was painted up by ,
Continuing rise'. :in . :School':', • en-
rolment.' rE74sting facilil 3e,...as
provided by feta- claSsrearns: are :
taxed ,to capacit,y. :This • fact, Coil -
31
13
100
f1Ietign of-trtstees,"
lliOn'FBannom : '4„,kr,thtir ..:DeVereaux„,
np'J -John Lansitik,''Otte.:year, tette;
eeR-eynohlsenerri*
1riee ; Faire, •• for - -two-year
terin, Leon. Barmen wasrepppoint
,
eeee.
li h surprise move We4hicJsriay
evening, Reeve. Nevi -Ian •,1"Ones ne-
Sivned as reeve of RenS411 aVa
Meeting of the
'follo",;iv-iiid.Within.,4:8":hours,Ebe
r'eS1,01.t1axi. of _veteran- Clerk
Pa tarstei, ,Which ,. Was, a deopted by
in Pk:. the ..); ear ltilendAT
. Coune'll acceibpted th-e•-4.esignati01
with' 'rearet
"Ole
.Cuunciuloi-
oim10I1 1, sitlflg rfsve..•
.'• • " '`.
.pled' with an anticipated iiScrease
in school PolYelAttion'in .se.4'c'eeding " 1:itirg'd•ilet]°n,'of .1."''Lle' dn'tari '70•110v'')"'iCHis 60' n'ew
:years.. ,h -ad the Scho.61 beard: Ip Sepajf°rr.th..c'fay1:;var.dri
s'ein.i_7ars 1ivc
to gwe act1' .0ensideration.,-10',t110
pro,biem, tqcenf'''-iffonflis; • 011';-Jenta arm. eiedieego ond-private. $17:45. Rate's ,
"9313 01113 sehool not al,ediate differ.ence ekt'erd; fc'r \v.,-rd.a.ce°m1.11°(.1ati°11 °tIt6r
a
Aeo'wa„ ",j-onea was electel to of -le -dr duty to •the town most_ ce
„fice th.i ee. years ago, following the first."
s2adde.ii death • of the then, reeve, 113 is understood legal adv.ice mit
syip-,t,r4 •parke4- • --.- the• sought aS to the :'actiou which •
;-.11,ee.ve -.Tones called the nicetang ; the , four remaining members'. Of.
and rei the ,Inatter the I coir..,Cril..17ill11751k6-16.-1111-- the posi
.PatersVn... -17esiggatibn. 11 iridiea tionvacated by -Reeve Jones.
- he.bit -he hacl no altana rri phaetons for the, elerl aposition"
:i)ther Allan :to'" Offer his re 1/1 will be . received until Jailuary, 12i"
•unless the - acceptaoc ol MI ti
ersan'S ;1.•0Sigp3ltion was resc,,infled.: '-,Tari-reS A, .1-',atexao4;.,:elerk-treas.'-.
'We " tried' hard .'"o 'keep Mr. and tax collector -for the vil-
one's from re:signing," .11I1MLr 1ge of Hensel], resigned ii.,,'foriclaY
1 Noah i, 'first wolo ri nib ay night at 'the' I' C0J.7:est 01.'th6
ritin-
rrn Hat.sa11-r.;,..)unii said lulloWing cipal council •
013" g , ." Wee1t badly. 'We A -t the January- meeting beld
• 'ed 10 TSr n,nd he' has wo-„,k- A/fon:day night, .councii asked for
But we:didn't feel we and" -received tie -resignation Of- •
olO age our -decision. 'We the '61,year-o1d 'clerk. A vete
clioyed43 was . of 30 1,.„ -ears' servip„e in the rotrnicf, -
,Tbere Is nothing por dnai Isi 3 ra)-baliiefyl,o'r11,:roiyiPnitt,e,nrstoonri-wwasecitt-tinLI:dvallr-„..
W:=1F, auoted Lor.don p,p4=1-
as saying "there, we.re'. no -reasons
,giveri, except petty ,ones„"
Applicatiens for the PO $qi -re.,
-asked.' for4-111, advertisentent
tis, . • „
1-len4erson, Stafting
.,fourth terra erf the col -moil
told The EY.positor; -muted
rospensihnities far beyond his '
ticS , as UO rik, andeau Id- the..
resigaation of „many cetaacinors 01
te past,' This has heen a bone
c.f contention ior some time,„"' he
of 'Contention for sortie time."
:The rtioVe; he Continued,
'remarks rePorte'd to have
-besi--mac)e by the Clerk on election_ ,
.regarding tile Candidates,
Mrs, j2tinnie Noakes5 0 newaom-
-t,he „ciyancil„,. said in an inter- -
view-..trednesday, that sae -had, -
Veit the. matter., machthought"
and felt, it fras for the .''good of •
the „COM, " noth-
ing pei;sonal th the naive," • she'.
ppinted,-put,. '-niove-,Whieli, she de- '
Seribed • as a . very, ,difficult one,
""braf etiluferilleris Tkere ilnat
.1.0T°T . .
tl..1.c4Pr.-sdeN.ciosaiek'n;ss."-.sodkh and . an_
-ether ,,.newcoreer. to ,,the • council,' ,
Lorne I-1as,, had already- been ap-
proached' by,.. ratepayers -.regarding'
a. .Fnit,itt
Appointinents.: were... maile.1 as
liens011 Ceuntil. held :their
- Clcrlt
t" •
irso n
•;16neS,arkl.'
1111, -i -s-: •
• John taker:- Rev..
OliarlO's':Pzfriii=fir Offered, 'Prayer for
voidance 'and 'lccess of the •,
the firSt women.
14 fin:'elerted to • council M, the h'-
tory ''pf, ,
A.PoointrneAts • "Made .•.were;t:
re-
cicrtiann,,,,ce, narn ittee, _ _Rev.... C..,Dan
1:1:arry. 7„..Terfait,, J-1371;Tay-
I or . Jac1 rniior s, TreYot Wilson,
'P rf.c.„, Beard.,"Lorne,
.Don.,.oklYnt..,111 E.
I risti 'LibrarA.:
• V, . .0.1:,Geoclwin„
y. fe'r.rn R
T)ons_lfli pronerty,,JOhn I.Iennersari„.
Mrs f. •
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11031 NORMAN
laree enG1411 , •.:hat e tea chin; t° '‘.vhich ' Seott -kiiiior-iral, it:OS-pita' d-.. ' ' ' ' b ..t 1 . ' g . 'f ' - --'''l !nail that Writes the ,e0h,
11Till2do
staff . findS the playground; :too; . is s°e1Ei '1:: marlile e•e. cording • -',M.70' 1-,,,o $15'..-45' Per day. - These . tf,act haf'''. "'the saY,' then 'we, have
toOfficiall
's ‘hospiti_il-;S.1' ...- f ' , . if', etid e f. ' Winghene Genero
al lio.Sni- lSS of-- ,freed6 ,it.': cagreed naembers:
: • 'pi::: 3.vi. W. ,:staigeten,;.' wtin was `-w-P-Jlai;.'9.---1)PeiV f11 -6r several-, i•ai; .`."3$: per daY - for_ 's tan d ar.d • OtParr Line F
Farm ermi). in faeir"
setiouSly, iovercreWded,, -',.' ', " • - . _ .
ilLl,eYd, Heecgarth, -board sec-, ward cdre; $0.00. _for „chronic pat-. , diseu.Son on `f W_ho Coatrols , the
. fYrAL thc.ositiori ,th6, bdard 0,ad tal,,,,,n; retary. said . aucl. added th
:- a', , Ira ' lent's' - care.; $14 .-35 Ter:- day: for PreilticW" 01). , the TV farrit-.10,l'if.M.
., chairman of ,tbe • Meeting,:. outlined
ale roemSif
.i. during., tic .-1,ya.t, ye-a.r. :3)...„..-zt.apio.„-, c,Idn t c.ttj.lbt,.t., to . ,.zic!, to. the in !re rf11-3.,1,11..., and. 6.05 ar ',he' „firs - discussion ',en 'Vertical.
private . reoni. ' Victoria 11-lespital".. Into'rratf',4h,. a Series that will take'
2,38, tonIsaid: the :present attendance at 'troduction- - of the hosPital Mali.,
mr.:. Hnggartn said commericee „London, '(waed)...,618-45;-'' Memerial,
.,,,.., the- School stood at -163: The board, 'ipei.i.t, dietee i...taie pt,eentee r.,,0 dif.„ 1,fotpitaL. 'a:, 4kot-y, (wa-td ) , $15.80,-
442: be,,,,id, . felt. at. ' the ' beginn'hii,4" of ' ficulties, ether ,than.„•the: problem Alexandra • Marine "..and General
8.3 the Year . that two 'rooms Could" he, ' created br,,patietts, 1131) )T ',ler -„Hiisfiltat7GOderith;.-(ward)--$10..70
addedand a n:Ireatig •St n
a ,-
--,--- ' 'ew '' 1
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•51-3. . ir, 3 on t,41,lled; ,. ate' • ire:" atateipatign.%.ci . victrattssi\-vhe rieglecide • to Jaint,, "P-ablie- General. Hospital, Chilton;
t 1•1' ho'spital.... ins.utance -entitle- i r, •yvard) :$11.00; ' Tillsonburg•,' (Ward)
.thfs being.,done the • tax tate '. h ad ' -1.
_been .r,o.,eci, in 4958. Hos-ever, he mot. eayds with -them; Ito enz- ,"•;18,35; . ja:geeson, ('93 aid) $16.$0,
il'has17.ed„ -Iliat 'IV Was necessary.. to, .. While : the rates' in general_ are
miere taken into .nonsideration .diit„, -present the card at . the tyjAe of", cons!':derably , higher- 'than in .the - :Ress,;Aroing - th.t:. olfeatua.
.eontinueck certain eireimistanees"
ing• the ,tiininer,..,naitsing .a efeatigo edmIssioU. . 1 ?1St; offi''l'ils .._,O'n.t•out Mat • tlioc vearan CI? "Of ' a, ' 66 nirall.111* 1 il;n:11'
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A .subsidy of five cents a pound
elo- be paid processors„.as IneaPs”
of - lowering the -price of butter to.
:the consumer was recominended
in a • brief : presented Tuesday by
the political action comtnittee of
the Huron County Federation of
Agrieultare, to -Area meridiem of
the Legislature and Parliament.
The. proposed Subsidy Would en-
courage ,the use of more butter,
according to the brief, as present-
ed by Lorne Rodgers, RR 1, Godee
richy director of the Dairy Co-ord-
inating Committee of the county
federation.. 1- •
'The Meeting,. 'attended by Chas,
MacIsTaughtoo„ Exeter,' MLA for
Huron, and Marvin Howe, of Ar
„thur, MP for Wellington -Huron,
-was for _the...express purpose of
presenting 'briefs by the various
CencniOdity 'IrbTiff-of"-tho-- fedora--
.
It would be 'disastrous for the
butter industry if the yellow' color.
'ban On margarine was dropPed,"
• Said Mr. Rodgers, in charging that
'siieh an effert will be Attempted'
by 'margarine • Interests,
Ross Love, of.Hensall, viee-presi-
dent inf the • ,Iturtine. County 'Hog
. ,Produeeis said • that the hog pro-,
&leer§ expect governnient support
..of the inajOrity -decision ghined irr
the recent marketing vote and re-
quegted that they be permitted to
_carry . on without, _future interrup-
tion., • .
Briefs were " also presented by
Russell Bolton, • RR. 1, Dublin,
• chairman of the Wheat prochteers,
;anctBob McGregor, of Kippen, for
tthe county 'beef producers. ,
Carl ilerningway, of Brussels,
'sepretary-fieldman of the fedora-
---.416n,-; who het.--beetrwernember. of
'the -Ontario POultry Prod•iicers
ecutiVe for the'patt two years, ee-
queeted..-the. parlianientariaos sup-
port for. higher prichs for fowl. He
termed the present price of 15
cents per pound "riditulaus", add-
ing that it was ate to United States
IMpOrts: ,
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"Integration. cbtatroliirig.: pro,.
.'governuterit tnuat
•SUppott epen• tuarket for.our
prodlitt,O,"."
..Particulari reference' to
'Marketing • Of 'hogs
'Stating. that "any. fernier :•eart pro-
duce hogs and eart.fiod ,Market
fotithenV, •'1-• . • '
rn forum discussions; %Mee
litinedethe .farra .greitp, as to- what
"(tidy, :i'eni.,ed
The'S•"•• {.'ontinned • that , they _fele,
the less '44 ,•:ontrol productS'Ach•
as 1.0S..f hargnining 'rig,hts
C01s4
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\wield ultitnately "lead toethe:..eoin-.
innalty:s • dis iiPpearene ey • 'llo ,•:.:helP ...
eontrol • vertical. integration, i. the '
''•gr-cniaTeP,'rns'oa:ii‘e4-f.eirSillee' i;:f.r'itharem'ccer'-iiiah,.ii.:all
;stiek,teg,etiler:" 1.. ' • e,-.... 7 -.' '''''', •:.
Sn swqiing . the'. Second question,'
,..e.,W,i'd. yertical i.ntegi'ation .help ryint.1
stay 'in"' bitsiriess,?" "and ."1 -low?" •
'the Parr Line &nil:Ill:though! veriak
:Cal. integration Would .bel.p.: a :..farini:4
„et...Stay._ jjy. 'push:less: ,.,tf . creeip,i'arin
Q•cf:g-'-AL14trazetet4.;,P, nIS•iX.41...gle-ieTilti.4-si6O';n:6- tija41•;0.t!r:i'- •
,uM -Said.:-."We 'believe. it (Vel•tic'al
•j.nt,egrati.eil).,,•4.5;-.here.7.,: to -•,steY,lat
' te-44,enie.r.e.em.u.st ktu, . it'. under.
..,dotitrui.,re., ......e. . • , . . .•• .
Rebineeb,...1Irs; A..:Iteacliert,',',Stew--',
"iiiier....at-nti.e.hre•-"we're. Charles
int - Blackwell' arid :-.David.--:::Bia - efe .
well; The next. e-rieetingewill, . be . -
held :at the'.7lioine, of••••M-re'and-'•igre... JAMES .A. PATF;RSON
•., .
/936,71",-r°1'hiLd./. vni!e"cletni.n.14,..tsY'..tiTieali, lifi-er4' the clerk and ..his •chitieS,• and She
r felt -tile 'electors Wanted. a change:,
TV Icarian .thenting'for 'the :in'oilia,
liStened. to the radio, forum. N.,ext
whO,•, up to“-• Tile odivily t. til7q: 1 ax ..e1:;.:::,,. h8:::-,i4oidbodi-„de,c1Z1.7h116`"1.1:1•Eeslre'vp.rof.sn- i.i'llt9:6:‘,fiene:Onit'i.i7,110::,i13:0.8., ,
the • Contra tte•.?-!•?.• '•.•
Week'e -TV topic is. '''Whe :Writ.eo;i.h41,1..t.h,it°erfil. lo.u.'heilic•i',,,-;,..001.41.
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"11 this were the ease with brbile
erS, we, would still have broiler
producers;" he said.
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The meeting, chaired by Feder-
ation President- Winston. Shapton,
of Exeter, made- a thorough study
of h• brief -..presented recently to•
the "cabinet by the Ontario Fed-
eratien of Agriculture. , • _
Among -these. so °•tl'e c°11.1ing" bging °f- who are •PaYbig insurance :137'f?'n-t, •yeriteel letegration, the "Parrt-L-Ino-
in Uiose plans the brrspitalization plan,..,110•Ist" ratto+irint4-•tia-the'Coraniission.Will baye gfunp,, thought that; doebt;:' it
the possibility .of sewage s,ertclee norrnal tiOspital P4id.1.1.10s,'
and the 'atineuncenlent Of the 1.)Uird-t dettibliehed: hy the Ontario .I•Ioepi.
tal: 'So:vie:es - Commission' became- pi services' coveriA • -
The -nfeetitieeieeigessed :.the pose
sible cost 01 a • new seheeL ineeece, Isitpitoulniolih.e.Thhaesistootefo.o.ph:rvaet.i.bn.getneosstest IfTurd•o-d.adyr..4tg..est,e,,,.kereacyh eexearientineeztioine;,
ing a site', as. compared to the cost •
Of:two additiOnal rooms and .a:i3eW 6T11-57 and de no.t.caver. expend:___7;ttlre8' pbillOyesi‘fiotAtirearri:plytiOnS.,:. ex-.
beating syitenu tho. caPital such as riqw equiPMOnt, erninatiores, operating .roorne end
seheol and the: discussion revealed
the .difference Would be, very- lit-,
This •took into ponsidekation
the fact that rriost .01 the present
equipment could be ,used and that
the parish weutd, regain the use of
the former parish ball„, whieh wee
"made irito two rooms r,eeently, Be-,
*skles thiS,„ -and still looking to the
Mitre; it WaS. f011atetl Mit that -the
to remaining .schoolrooms conld
bb-litsed."-for -grades:T-1 nrid 10. •
Having regard. to potential' ,re-
tldiroments, ratepayers at the
,meetiog agreed to have the school
boatInvestigete .further with 'rem
gad ' to -purehasing sit and to. -
proceed with preliminary plans 'for
leuilding a- new.; scheol., j
- • Treasurer Leon 'Bannon read his
report, which indieated- a= substan-
tial balance, The „main expendi-
tures were salaries, supplies and
heating, Receipts • totalled $18,'
'General Coach: Works of- Can-:
-a4; lienSall; are:playing a lead:.
furnished, insulated and heated in
the,..same manner as a regular
hid role in on exciting episode in preduction line •job, wefe knoe'ked
. down to a prefal3ricated condition
the -mobile home endue , whieh having a combined total weight Of
some nine '
AtTatikonientS were made to fly
this ..MathriaI to Goose Bay, on
Tuesday, the 30th December, ,ar-,
riving • the same 'day. The follow-
ing morning assembly procedures
started and by Saturday ef that
ville, by the Z. F, Martin. COD' week the 45 -foot by 10 -foot unit
struction Company, 16 prefa.b0cate' *Was -completed. Anticipated cm-
' pletion of the ` second ^Unit was
Wednesday, January 7. •
Man -on -the -spot is '• Ernie Chip -
base, plant forernany--essisted, -by
George Parker „and a labor crew
supplied by the K. F. Mart0 Con-
struction Cernpany. •••
William C. Smith, general. man -
and proinptly came up with the ager- of General COatheWorks, in
answers. One Unit =measuring '45 coniMenting on the IA said: -."It
feet by 10 feet, and the other- 35 was quite an achieVeneent.
feet by 10 feet both. coin. pletely proud of everyone."
involved. the -air • lifting Of nine
,
tons pf homes thoueands.
of mites. to Canada's' northland.
Tho story began two ,weeks ago
when General ' Coach Works Was
eorrinnesioned through ;their deal -
et, Parkciale HOnies, Coelse-.
and-.sleliVet two mobile homes -to
Goose Bay,. Labrador. - DeliverY
was required at the earliest iros-
sible date. '
.,This presented a. challenge that
General could not ignore, arid the
engineering department, headed by
Carlisle Wilkinson, went. to work,
Blati-hatkground plates, witl
White -letters, Waking,
their appearence on, paseen _er ve•-
hiplee ' to the -Seaforth • area..De
-,Spite the had weather,. ••OVer 60
passenger plates have ,betur jostled;
byl, A.' WeSteott: Stiforth ,isetiet
•, Vat' the time being, ,hospital one-
rinfierits; 'those 'Who •Come to the
boSriital for treatment but. are not
required to remain as bed pat-
ients,.. will not be covered by the
:planv bot in 'a recent statement ..
Dr;; Urquhatt, the„chairtnan' of the
ceminission, Stated that it Was ex-
pected that some costs in this Von-
,:tection -would be Mc-ludo:I' shortly.
Not,, covered tl rnseran
c
plan, of •eoutse, gre the seiVices.
of physicians .and surgeons; other
than resident doctors: arid 'special
duty nurses. Tile insurance .under
the Ontario Hospital Services COM -
Of ; • . rniegion plan. eovers only" standard
First at the door for the 196 ward eare and patients will ,he re -
spin o z e
Fern; -.private or private ac-
,commodation is desired. Nor dire
c in-patient services include diagnos-
tic procedures that are not re-
quired in the diagnosis and treat -
plates was Stanley 'Dorrance, whose
vehicle now carries licerise 892-901.
The Seaforth series- this yeer runs
from 802,901 to 804-950. • .
There nre over 2,9,00 passenger
plates, 560' corrimercial plates and
450: other vehicle plates handled
bY the Seaford" office. • At ,the same
time the office issues about 1-500
chauffeues and 2,100 operator's
licenses. -
According to Mk. Westcottt the
Seaforth office is allowed to issee
_Restricted Drivers'- licenses this
year, Mr. Weettott reinindS driv-
ers that the liability insurance ,slip
required again this Year, when
applying for plafes. also .re-
quests that all application forms
lee fully filled in whetepresenting
then". for renevvals.
•ed t ne t the difference if
1,-Spaforth OfflckIs
•
Sewer ..
Picini OWRC
Members Of the sewef
tee of Seaforth Council,': together
with Maier. B. P.; Christie were
iir-TorontteMoridaY-_-.-tenferring-Witb
officials of the O.W.R.C, concern-
ing Seaforth sewer proposals. •
Attending' the ineethig• with Dr.
A. E. Berry; general manager of
the•commiesron, were Mayor Chris-
tie, Dr: O. Turnbull; chairman
of the connnittee, and Crnincillors
'Thorne Rivers' and 13', L. Brady.
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AIRS. JAMES DERR , who
last week celebrated her 90th
birthday. Long-time district
residett, Mrs. Berry is living
at Muir Nursing Home. -
rnent of the .injury, illness or dis- —
ability which makes it necessarN-
for' an insured person:10 be an'in-
patient. •
Slyth Council -
Names Coriiiiiitteel,
Blyth Municipal Council held. :the
inaugural meeting ;in the -council"
chambers on. Monday evening.
Rev. Robert IVIeallY, rector of
Trinity Angliean Church, opened
the meeting ,with prayer and ad-
dressed the conricil briefly.
,• •
Reeve, William Merritt aPntint,
ect the following Conlinittees
streets and 'drains, Borden Cook,
Donald Howes-- water ancl-• light,
D. illo_wes, -reindon Elliott; fin:
=me, Gordon Elliott, Borden Cook;
Welfare, Scott rairservice, Don
•Ilowee; law .and erder; S. Feirsere
vite; Gordon Elliott; COMmunity
Centre boardy-Donald Howes, W.
'Merritt, Arnold .13erthot, Ceeil
1;0i:defer, Orville MeGowan, Mrs,
K. Taylor, Mrs. L. M. Scrimgeour;
Meinorial Hall board, Willie m,Mar-
rite; Gordon Elliott, Arnold Bert-
hotiL Mrs. C. Johnstone„ D. A. ige-
Kenzie, George Watt, Roland Vit.-
hovering around,. 'as. themov "TheY!,,
in a bareatting positien?".. • ' e only acting on hearsay,". he.
continued, • as he .Pointnel, ,out .the
Tiet that _three of the four coun-
.041: EICIllieS eillers were all new on the job. .
' ' Mr: P die reon," he said ' "was
.: • ,ice •
., ....„. ' ••
e geed 'clerk rind did a ;nod job '
EU Cili Ve' Winners
. . ._ _.,. ,,, ., He was;_putspoisen ' at times on
. The, Orange- Hall prsuierty cern- i s'5°41.1a! „bsi.i'ltb..Itleoa.t,%4s' 101Colirji.igt afterhis
reittee held, .a..eeccessful euchre in.!
the °ranee - Han' an Fernay with t. -.iolic ±17.,..carn'o_erfsftegepiv'aalife, arn, d John,
a good turnout: ' . Baker. both new this year, were
Prizes 'Went to' the followiney '
unavailable for torninenti, as was
ladies. first, ' Mrs. William .131a1re.
latlejr, . .1.1caonndosnlatlirolts,. AMlexrs; *I- 'crlbleehri I `Re6le Nbilirgit 40
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'
O'Reilly.; teen,. first, William . . , •
Clinton 1 Rinks
BINS; lone hanclO, John ,Trerneer;
consolation,. Thomas Kay.
Tickets were sold on a cake,' on, •
Lead liPie . hi '-
Which Miss. 'Joyce Brown held: the
lucky tieket: , '
ricrie Smith
tiler Institute
Marjorie' Smith was-InSthlled"as
president of "Seaforth Junior 'nod -
tete at their annual ineeting'Tues,
day night.: Heid at -seatodh. Dis-
trict High, School offi-
cers' were metalled by Mrs. Robert
Deig, president of Seaforth . We-
triell't• Institute, „ , •
'.-Other OfficerSnlected and install-
ed weile: ffrst-Viee-Presidenf,,lger-
jorie Papple; second Vice-presi-
dent, Shirley Bosinen; secretary-
theaeurery igerleeGodkin; district
dirc-ctor, Sandra Doig; lestittite di-
rectors,. .Jean Sceit, June • Smit
lelarion HeMingway; Emily. El-
liott; pianist; Lirida P,apple; assist- ,
entepiegst,-Ma. crgneriteeSeott-
itors,. Grade -Doig, Eleanor' Keys;
emergency hod,. Loretto Connol-
ly; press reporter, Mary Broad -
foot: • • ,
The ...Meeting, opened - with the.
motto,-!-Ton't let odd minutes slip
away,., rise them," given by Jean.
Scott; A poem, "In the New Year,"
•
Heads
ere
was given by trnily
Mrs..eiTaine• eKeys :demonetrated;
on how to use bias tape. It was
announced the County. junior-In--
stitute• rally Will be held in the
Seaford'. High School on -Saturday.
january• 17. •
.
' jointIneeting epthe,-, Junior
•Irisedute . and the • J111110 'armers
was 'held following' the'eTtulior
etitute meeting. Marjorie FapPle:
Was elected new eeeroter7.1•-e •
Committeee -elected. uiehidad':
mnep, Marjorie Smith , And, Bruce
.C6lemait; auditors,' Keg Campbell'
'81id ivIert411* Keyes; pianist,' agar-
ian Hemingway:, deeoratiens . for
formal, Larry'eWfreatIey, • Igarforie
Sinith, Bill- Strong; Sandra Doig
and . Merton -Keyes.
44 dance will be held he Februd,r.Y.,
and -a banquet will alSo„.be held
again -this year. Bruce Coleman
reported•-on•..the—dreirnn:efestival
committee, and trio:10140.0i re-
ported on the club super. ;Recre-
ation was led by, Bob. Broedfoot.•
' , • , , • , ,
. Seafolith Curling Club were hots
Wednesday to - district curlere
the Seaford" curling rink, where
games were played in the play -
downs of group 13 .for the Ontario
Silver Tankard' trophy.
_ Winners were two rinks skipped
itX1IhRbCb NYAv e•F:104, Station,rltarinksnaClinton.-Csiikfift)pi3oa rak. Run-
ners-upel31'
l'selaafnokrthm. and Wilham 3341i' - a
The aggregate seore for Clintenj
was 23, and 14 for Seaforth.
The Clinton rinks were cOmpos-
d of K.' Cleric, K. Taylor, W.'
Baird and Ft.'-Buels; Cr Parker, M. '
Voigt, R. Austin and N. Chrieto-
pher, • " -
The Seaforth rinks were cora-
poS•ed. of F. Kling,' William Ley -
burn, William Campbell and Nor-
man MacLean; William Bally John
Longstaff,-,A1Black and Lloyd
rinks -advance,--toe
„play in Toronto at the end of Idle
month,' when 16 leerns will OM-
pete.
The modern theory seems to be
that 'a dollar saved is jag a good • •
tiMe loSt,