The Huron Expositor, 1959-01-09, Page 6Ori
E l ili4N 1 xPOSITOR, Ski RM QNT., JAND' Y % 1950
,L D A%EN NEws `.OF T #E. WEEK
Mr. -and Mrs, -•Fred Kistler
attended the funeral bf. his broth
er":Chat'Ies Iistner„in Dubini last
.`,Wednesday„,
-b
Rev, -and 'Mrs. _John .�• uckle
and sons,; of Hespeler, visited at
the home of. Mrs. Albert,; Queren•
-
.on their waw t ert n,
where they will reside' Pas or
Arbuckle:, accepted the call to the
Lutheran Church there.
often-
don,.
n-
'-',' 'isS•Gwen hock, Reg,N„ 1•+9,
'•e visited her par-
ents:ami' fin,fid in Rock,
elf's, 'and Mrs: Edw., ..>
overthe.
.Goose,.of Edmonton,
Mr. ' Carl
student of Waterloo Seminary; at.
e Of Mr; and Mrs.. Wm:
the hbm y
UegeL• -
•
ath . Helen, Goidon
Dorothy, S . Y: 'do , with
and David.Becker,' Of Lo� n,
_..Milton Rock for the;
---DFr' and Mrs. . ,
. Christmas .holidays. .
-Mr, and Mrs. Harold,Sm th and
Mr: and Mrs. Ford Dickisoj and
Glenda. with IVIr.• and Mrs. Robert
Gibb; and family, Glencoe, for,
New Years.
nt
-for o
left- M
Watson.t
' r D
'k
real for a seven -week army, train -
Mg course. 1VIrs Watson and sons
are• remaining with her parents,
•
• . Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe -
,
r:tin Buuek,. d.
.Mr. and. Mrs. ,Ma
David
o • Milverton, . and Mr.. and
'
Mrs:
David, Gerald Buuck, Seaforth,, wide
ck re-
• and Mrs. Reuben Buu .
Mr.
re-
cently., tly.: .
ine.
° enterta d
riiell
"role @V
's ' (Vele u
Miss
League at
members ofthe Luther Legg e.,
• 7, -Mr:- Ala
`.• -ttie-hoiiie °. of. her-pareuts,. ,
Mrs 'Harold: Wardell, on Friday
evening,
• Mrs',., Hilda t? Qek and .-,.Shirley.
have been'at the home of Mr.' and
Merviir ” Leanbardt.
Miss 'Donna Puschelberg spent
setae Christmas holidays with her
rand ' -rents, Mr. and Mrs,. John'
z, omen,
Mr.. and, '-Mrs; ' Wilfred' Ahrens,
and sons with Mr, and Mrs, Gore
don; Bach,, Thainesford, recently:
Rev. •and''.: Mrs. E. J. Fischer
spent New Year's .Day With their,.
son and ;:daughter—in—law,. Mr, and.
:Mrs.'' John. Fischer, ,Torenti , '
Mrs. Elizabeth'. Querengesser at:
tended a Diegel family dinner at
Wake's Restaurant, Stratford; on
Sunday • as. guest of Mrs. ,John: G.
Die el.
annual 'EDrodhagen 'School,
meeting was ;held at the ,school pre
:Wednesday afternoon.—Harvey',Ah-
rens .was. elected trustee, iii; place
of Norman; Bennewies, 'along with.
trustees Wilbur •I oegy and "Harold.
Rock.: Mr.: Reek -is ;:also secretary,,
ed-lI w as` ail of f 'u
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sic er M �
urea x
T a
s._de
.,d
tided, to install an O. beating sys-
tem._._.._.
Guests. 0,G:4:0
and Warren She-
dicewere: :�aY uerniaam,
and
Donald `Wolfe, Brodhaaen-
.'Wayne.
iss J an
nn•- of -`L
olden• M o
Peuerma ,,.
ha:m; Miss ' Beth
Sliortre d
CoIe' Russel.d
1e,
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Miss Barbara arbara
Clark, Mitchell;, Miss`Doris
• Kir14on, ,and
•.Bonnie.'HQwes,
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The Ontario;Department of Ag; there are "swafer ay of 'doing
oin
g
ricniture Will-. be ':conducting , a thin'g's; -
province -Wide ;farm accident sur-•
There, is a' great needfor an all-
_ in,;tlie near future. In' leading mut. organized ,`effort _to „promote,
UP la th a• eve at, Ii, .H. 13e11"'"'. farm safety in: each community,
exteesa,a• specialist- for' Grey,'.across the • Province: This .'`re=
Brace and ]damn coynties,.praltog tfi'Wholehearted'su ort of
ed : the followin material • de altng
g t m a or
with this very important event.
Nest farmers at this time of year
will' be • making plans: for •the con-
in'g •year's farm production; Yet
very. few will: consider the" fact
that -an 'accident to one •of the
Members of: the; -farm family' can
completely disrupt and even ruga
these vvell•.laid'iilans,''This can re-
sult in.'a drastically reduced'.farin
income; not to, mention •the:.sorrow
and ,suffering which cannot be.
measured„
is a. very -clan,'- are' e- c• uses -of these_ accidents
Farming today:th .a. ,.
erous :occu ation, It,lias the tthird then a .;prevention- program can, be
g. P .
highest' accident rate over` all of aimed ;directly at eliminating or cold_ ate facts and sta
These hex d._
s the e • ectivel ontrollm triese tales
on" and Ila ff c
ccu ate s
th ma'or_o y g .,
e
P -�- it -•-iio
i - e8in ed w 1
'es--when—
trsti it
trighest��nanxber of accidental I es --':` doubt give everyone much ,food for
deaths of any,' -according to United _'At the present time in' Ontario, thou ht_and.-will certainly>.'provide
f:farm,
e tatistics.
A surve o
Stat s y� m tion i n
s, this t e e. infer a s of •
i ent eventio
Y � ' an act d r n
F .-ai f
ab ss or P.
accidents in Bruce County,, several a\'ailable; Aside front the results ,e` ilcational' _' rogram :to_. follow:.
ears.:a o also ints;out;the_haz,,;,, ,. n rve .
Po :_. of.thc Bruce Cou su about.. ,. hat t t e
y ,.g _ _., _.: c , tY Y, rtness to.the_fact t his Y ,
- W . _ p
e of toda s f
armor .
u�n tar g '
aide s . a Y avail le . a
.the • •onl res ab re r -
fi a fe ro am
Y g "^a a t
f -su e nd sa
o ry Y ,F g
year "in the•> ne• "'county! Y,..W.
Tn.,:one .,, o �,,f,,otii'.alie, U.S„'.where, a; consider . to folloXv” will be ,tremendously of-.
alone':: 12 farm eo le: were killed, a e amount of ork has•been done
P P b1 _ ,w .. -.. ,_ fective' 'in ;reducing the' farm' ac`
and the
f an
e in ured in
21S werem e
m the' eId-of far sa .: How-
J.fi f ort, f
�' hewn 'in re a
, .,.. r te-•is s
c dent a
P..
ro ert
'cal bills
• iii ,:meds Y '
tial loss P Po no he''U.S. ,.the ter.,report' froii► various •.states', in
damage... and. -time -lost` -through ac ---same -value here°in:--Ontario, as ori- U,S:' T he last: few, years
the w
cidents • 'amounted, to ,almost $20Q' , formation gathered from close at where....f rm . safety. _.committees
000, -or•, as assessment of '$46450 hand. ,Farm accident surveys:have have , been set ug and,.•where :a
for every. farm. family. the .;coup . -flee--most'. value ; �n`mthe ;`locality in Safety.,Program based on; * thor
figures say --the financial .which„they -.are• made, ='This
past ougtr farm ac'cid'ent sgrvey ha
loss from farm •accidents there Spring, the Provincial” -Minister•, of been planned and °carried'`out, the.
amounts"to. o'ne-seventh,"cry the to 4griculture; the .Honouz able 'Mr•„ . acci en ' rates have`been de-
tah realized' net farm' incomes m farm d t
anted ` that •.: h
` dfellow antro the. ee r 's .Such
flee d c ea
> 1. beenon e
£elite
s've
Y
Yi' ane i
recentyears..! T e svery Department, would:, be starting',. a, States as;lVIinnesota, hleyv Kamp;
probably .true` in- Ontario. province -wide _ survey of farm.!. ac- shire, Kansas Wisconsin ;'and ,Ohio
Most thinkingepic today in ..cidents within the coming ,`..report-'decreases in '.fatal farm
Ontario Who, ''arm .any- way;con- This, survey is to be conducted''by �,,•rk 'accidentsrange from. 20 to
netted`;: with ; tt e .industry af-'agri'=' the Department•through -the "Ex- 75 , ;per .cent Non-fatal 'accidents
culture, :realize that somethxn"g .tension Branch. Tt is to. cover :ac .,were also:, proportionately:decreas-
must''be done to� stop this appall •,cidents „to' all '.farm 'residents in . ed;
loss arid' suffering It• --is.• -ono. -Ontario; no .matter where they inay ' 'This, is` .what ` we :.want to • 1iap=
int, ..
of the.:bi gest p}oblemsfacing_thie 'occur.- The_su>vey will;cover;one en' in: Ontario; .hence 'the, impar-
start this.comm
so e year and: it will
industry today. Contrary to, m g tante of "the farm accident •sur-
1e'.s.' .belief most • accidents ,March 1, .Considerable progress _ve ;:":.be' ionic . 'on. March -1. This
eo 5 .�
P P g._
don't just happen -they are caused. '•has already been made: in prepar- survey of Egan aeci`dents •' inay ybe
Mg' ch surve ' ast
' d ect re- i for-su a his -
and .the .cause is •the >r g 5 . _ T P thought. `of : a's' "a , province wide .re
sult of someVhurnan`:failing-gen-:summer.: accident report `forms 'search roject':.Just as thean-
-erally"' ignorance or `.carelessness were' -pretested, all ',over the ,pro':._" s:w ersto-'many other agricultural„
er :sonic lilies both Since:::: inost.:ince to 'make sure 'that the s:Ys- roblems'. are found through.- re --
farm.
,
farm: People. `are ; blessed with a: ;teen of :reporting was as simple as search So,'keeping an •accurate •re=
T`de ree. of common.'possible:;and;•yet•,as complete •<and'';':• ' farm accidents' will•'sh'ow
fairly 'Mgh g. , ... .. , card ,of
`sense ' the, :answer• to::the: ;problem' accurate: as < '• possible; Arrange-� ,best . t ays to tackle =one of the
seems to lie .in safety• education., ,.ments are now be>ng: made m each" bi' est''nroblems facing .rural faire-
In this way,,•the farmer and his county :and district throughout the' dies today'
of the rovince 't " or anize:` and •instruct °
'l'' "can'.be Made aware P n g , .. :, . A_number ' of :: eo le in every
family: . rm and :.Earn people `to- assist' with this P P
hazards that~e,xist on the 'fatin p P ., ,township `in each, county will be
shown that, it `willbe to thea• ad -survey, ,As mentioned; before;,: the .asked within the '.net . couple 'of
vantage to•.:remove •,:these. hazards survey in each county:'wdl be •un ",months to help 'with, this program.
�i herever poSsibie. By making ev- der, the. direction of the county It ;;is hoped: that everyone, will : do
cry farm fa`ixti1y safety- cons cious,;--agricultural-r-epresentative and his leis' or ;leer -best -to co operate
they, --w 11 come to realize :that ter- staff. Each county as: being. ,or- throughout the .year,,•If any"mem
fain wets are dangerous'- and that, ganized on a .township:; basis with her: of`"a .farm: family should suf -
few the misfertun.e: of an accidLerit,
it should be .reported. In this • way,
the misfortune of a few can • e
used •for the.future safety_ of zna'ny
We -can Yearn not only :from 'our -
own ,mistakes,; but from' the mis-
takes of 'others. '
a nu, liber -:of reporters spread oyer
-the township and .headed by -a
township, chairman.'whose' re,spon-,
sibility; will be to see.that all. acci-
dents-withinthe township -are -pro.:
perly ..reported. These township
Chairmen' will all be members of a
quires: e' . pp county farm -safety -„committee
every .organza ion, co P try ,county
Will assist -in directing and
institution that is in any way con- v' ,id e
eonductin'g 'the survey.'The re-
try the age cultural mlus- sults of.'. the survey will be sent:
try and::as well, 'of course,de to the Economics "'Branch. 'of
vidual farm people' "However;' the in of Agriculture °to.
firs m .. rta t ste • in: develo in the D efull hent_
t. �� .p° n l' ?�. g• be carefully summarized'and. an'
an • effective; farm, .safety' .Program alysed. At;"thhe. en d, of .the survey;
repert will, be compiled .for the -
whole. province and as well1 there
,willrhe a, •breakdO-W 'to show, the
,count
actual picture .I~a ac h , . Yand
'district.. this Survey, 'of. course, -is;
interested ,only in the cold hard,
facts about farm accidents, but is
not at all concerned,about' the • per-
son to whom the. aceidents happen.
to . obtain statistics • on local, ac-
cidents. °'It is :irnnerativ'e that we
have. the •facts pertaining to the
problem. before •we, proceed to im-
prove .the situation,. 'Once it is
known; what type of accidents are
causing the -greatest riosi and what
HOCKEY • NEWS.
CContributed)
The Sea£orth Mid'g'ets” defeated
the • .Rensall, Midgets in pairt of
Minor hockey doubleheader 'in the
Hensel arena on •Dee 34:The.
visiting' -Midgets whitewashed• the
honietQwners;- to the tune of 7-0
The visitors ;put np. a tight" check
ing- game, ,and Patterson in;' the
'Seaforth goal can ,up with his
-first•-.slroutout::,of. the -,season '
The 'line of T. Dick and -Jimmy,
and Bill -Pinder produced the most
goals, with Bill Pinder, coming , up
With the- hat trick for three goals,
with Tommy • and. • Jimmy' Dick'
scoring'one'each, With -Tommy, get
ting four assists for a big night.
Ted •Lamont scored his. first..:goal
of -the-season 'with 'a shot,: from.
about'' 30 'feet " out. Harvey Dale
:completed the scoring, to Inake it
a convincing win; for •the visitors.
The . '• Sea£orthi-Midgets : '-played
their return game with the'Zurichl
Flyers on Friday, .Jaiivary - 2, • as.
part -of a -doubleheader, 'with - the
hometowners; coining, • up with a
decisive win` over the visitors • by
the score of ;642. The visitors kept
the ,score chose.
ti`
L
th-
e t •
last
st
p
e
r
- -led��hen:�ey s �re d oai
s
withe�t 'areIy, rom thevisxtors.
HarveYDaI , anJgni mY Dick Were
the . goalgettersrfer the - Seafortl
t
cam
.Thiswas
th'e�ec
ond w
i,n for the
Zurich toamoertho Seaforth'
Mid ets and :'so far.'."ah
e only los:
s-
es they bave'met_''Zurich are"D"
team :and are icked to go'a.I.on
waY in their divi ionin their la
Y
offs,;
ounce
-• eaforth .Midgets ar d
The; S g
-the 1Vlitehell=-Midgets-in part of -`a''
doubleheader-m:the Mitchell arena
•by the' score .of•14-3 • The score
was !diose ,for • the . first two `per -
rods. 'Bill Teel'•opened the' scor
ing,;for the visitors,: while ,Ralph
tied it up. In the; second period','.
his• 'second;
oar to ut,
Teal],: got e g Y P .
the„ vis tors. one up then Tommy
Love-;; ored :to make it 3-1., Neil:
scorrng for Nlitcheil, mon' rto
3,2
for the visitors.
Only%for the 'toughluck- pr good
goaltending ° by _ :McNaught: -7 kept
the,.score dawn,” In
`the
final p
er
iod 'ahevisitors exPleded for -12
goals;," .while;, the honietowners .got
w
Milk; .one,.Harvey iDale really 'hit.
his stride ' and ,scored •five, goal`s;
with'''T9111.: : Dick Bill. Pinder:".an
Dave:Dale'scoring.'two..'ea'ch,• Ifo
roundIn out Seaforth's:'ig'bgest •scor
g ;spree rof'.;the--season.
atur-day ',night ni ht there `is'
This S
minor.:hockey-wit1r-doubleheaders;
between ,the' old. 'rivals, r :'.Clinton
teams Se,: come .on, fans, • let's see`;
you 'at the;. Arena :this Saturday_
'night=no excuse for the merchants
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EARNERSCOOPERATN
FCC , 'TATION••FEEP MILL
7 p1 /3/9
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down :of-Seaort
n accordance with a resolution passed by the
Jlunicrpal- Council ofthe Town of. Seaforth..
h�
in view
f that
reh : � pro'clam y.
c• the pese
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situation,
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allowed to run
no dog shal .be:.alto...
at: Iar e: in ` the Town :of Sea-.:
from
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A
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• ddn . Machine Rolls—Fine
all.colors
1—IJ1 .h '`
BY'1St0 �;' weight, t,, ..
- Puck Chatter ,
• The Midgets were really,. flying
_iii Hensel and_: all the boys came:
'u :with a: good dis� 1 -ay : Bill-"?iin=a'
e. , • ed 'op o the. first line:
-dek was_moy
With •- Tom and Jimmy Diek, and`s
came- :up' With: a . three -goal per-.':
fornianee, with Tommy and Jim
MY Seeking a 'goal apiece, to make
it five goals •for .`this 1in'e for the
evening. "Pa'tterson 'came up with
his., first shut -out' of ;the season ,in
a fine display...
What a, different story in Zurich'
on ,Friday night! Most of the boys
Might as• Well: have stayed at
home inSteadof going• through. the'
motions _ One 'thing about''natiiral
ice: if it is' a little soft, it sure
tells 'w,hether the lieys are; in -con=
dition .or ,nof,, and it. sure 'told
the 'Seafortl •boys.' There Were
three or ..four of .the boys „ who
came ui�, :with their usual steady
gairie '1;'he Zarich- lro3s"have a
strong team"I ant} gould %go, all the.
way in their division: play=offs .
• Y
The local Midgets'finally found
i
ellon.
their, scoring• guns in Mtc b .
Monday night withthe secd
gnline
of S; Teall;:,1'1 •Dale and T. Love,
coining through'in a great scoring'
spred to: score- eight :goals. The
two 'forward lines;are• starting "to.
Bering: the health, of the' -herd -own- click, and if the 'defence'C onlyy
er's family and consu` hers of•rrulk.-.come up now with someg
The wise dairyman, will' keep,' in games.' '
•
tditeii:with thedairy cattle '.disease
control., programs in `;operation
throughout- the .province", • , ,
Stables•,nee riot be -elaborate or
expensive.:.: but :should have:ade-
quate ligitin,, 1r nag and Venti-
lation., Manure should be removed
froom the .yards.. •daily; • since .-open
manure--=piles--provide • a br-eedi
place for flies. -.'Clipping the. fine
hair from the . udder;: ,flanks and
belly of the cow will help to keep
her clean and comfortable,
Remember that mrlk:°•should be
cooled to -below 50 deg F as soon'
*as possible,, because at higher -tern;
peratures ` badtetia multiply rap -
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TOP QUALITY 'MILK
FOR .TOP.. PROFIT . .
Losses from poor ,,quality milk
rejected. 'at " the dairy -plant may
mean the' difference between a
:Profit-7-,--and--a--loss:-.-to • =the dairy
farmer. The key; to quality c(pii-
trol lies in a number. of factors.
Since inilk is. a •human -.food, the
r. of.:elea�rim .ss.._
hould
axrig -deg .ae s_
be 'exercised 41-.1 ;the production, and
handlingf rt as ;wc . expect =:of.
the housewife r'wheii. ;_preparin'g•
meals. In the reduction"of a High
a acto
`1 e. umn.f
quality milk p
m tki .H r .
he ' most important. ' • -
A healthy' herd is a more pro-
fitable'l'ierd; idisease reduces: pro-
duction and ncreases the rate; of
replacerhents, as. well as enden-
F. CHRISTIE, Mayor.
'November":; 12. 1958 , _
"GOD SAVE, THE QUEEN
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'Overheard in 'a small-town bar-
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living is rising, a dollar saved is'
fifty cents . -lost:" •
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to :a . London ',hospital ' on.; Friday;
following-, the suffering- of a „severe
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Mr 'Harry Johnson,:of the :10th.
concession . ofMcHillopj., had -the.
'misfortune to break his ankle on
New' Year's 'Day. He was using
the ;tractor to start his car, when.
ia..;some manner he slipped ,and
.suffered the injury. -He was• taken
to Scott Memorial. "hospital for
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Receipt`• Books -'-Singles; 50 receipts and
duplicates,'' each
Two Receipts to page, 100 receipts and
duplicates;; : each .40
Four Receipts to page; 200 receipts and
-duplicates each ... .. . ' ,75
Shelf -Paper;"white; 13" wide; 30-ft.'roll.. °.35
Euchre Tallies -50 of each :of 2 colors .. , "50
Scratch Pads -4" x_6"; each
--Rubber : Stamps, Stamp :Pads, Stamp Pad Inks,;
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TICKETS -Door Prize, Pemiy:Sale, Strip
Admission. Tickets
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