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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-05-29, Page 111 4 One Hundredth Year Whole Number 4764 7 SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, 41/JAY 29 19597 Single Copies, 5 Cents $2,50. a Year in Advance - • APPOINTED STANLEY TOINNSIIIP CLERK- TREASURER our ds earlier; Vita. 'Jean Elliott, of -Varna, is being -congratulated by Huron Municipal Officers' aAsso elation President-eletta Harold ,Pol,- lock, of Ho -wick, when the group met at Varna Tuesday, Mrs." Elliott) who sticceeds, 'Fred .Watson, veteran Stanley official, was sel'ected, frOm eight applicants.", Waiting to, extend their congratulations are J, M, Eckert, •McKillop clerk -treasurer, and James, McQuaid, McKillop assesser..' cetrimittee t6 ontro1 janier- aCtivities at Seaforth Fall Fair this year was set up at a special met- ing Tuesday night in Carnegie.Lib- rary;. Arthur S. Bolton, Was...elected cliairmana of the Junior Activities CoMinitteea' With ,• vice --chairinan EricaAndersoia RR 1, lairalesbero.. William Strong,- RR., 2;;Dubilimawaa elected:SeeretarY: The Junior Fair Ton-Tiiday,,,l'Soriteplber 25, , The ,election of ',offiters.,wai'con- ducted , D,' „ U.. Miles, .agricul- SDHS Cadets .'11. 61 'Ch,Jrch Parade fte-f. lames 'Semple, disetiSsed seine ',of the chief concerns of a . boy's life at the churchaaervice of Seaforth - District, 'High " School . cadets Sunda -y. The cadet corps -Paraded to Egmoridville • 'Crated . 'Church, led by the. S.IY.11,S; oirls'- . Tranmet 'Band. ,The ,serviee, was conducted by 'Rev., Semple.' Lyle Ilammend was organist .and Choir leader. - Cadet Lewis ,-Knetsch read the :lesson, :after the flags had, been .presented and the Welcome extend-. !rd.- Rabies in pme,ctic Animals During -the past feW dayi Mini-. foer of domestic animals in the area have become infected with rabies, laboratory examination haa disclosed,. Dr. J. C. MacLennan, of the health of animals branch, told The Expositor 'Tuesday. -Dr. MacLennan said proven cas- es included a horse at Kirkton, a pig at Henget and .two dogs at, • Bayfield, as well as several foxes. The fact that dogs- have become infected makes it particularly -urg- ent that parents encourage their children to have no contact with stray dogs' or wild animals, Dr, Lerman warned. --ttiralaarapreSentative' for :Huron - who was co -:chairman .of the, meet- ing, along with R. W. Campbell, president Of the Seaforth. Agricul- tural ,Society. " Scrutineer was .Wm,' S. • MeMtillen, Canada Depaatiiient, Of 'Agriculture, .Toronto... ' • " • 'Directors' named. ;Were -William S. D. H. Miles, -Mrs. Shirley' ..McAllister and Donald 'Grieire;-OntaarriaDepai tthentof Ag- riculture, Clinton; R. W. Campbell and James Wallaee; 'Seaforth Agricultural Society; ' Harry Jef- fey, .1Exeter, Sumer •• Farmers; :Mar3orie.Smith, Seaforth, .Junior Institutes; ;Mrs.. •Grirden• MeKenzie and 'Igra:.:W. L. Vilyte, ','Seaferth, 441 Homeinaing Club Leaders: or : Wroxeter, , and Iloward,PYin, Exeter, 4-7H' Agricul- tural Club; Leaders."- -ar A -.preliminary prize: list will be drawn .up by the Clinton- officeand forwarded to the.directerS'fot .their 'apProVal, hefoie- being finalized:: . In addition to the preaent. Beef. Calf Club" 'championship and "show-. inansbip :shavv; whipi ..has held in conjunction with the Seaa fcirth „Fair, an edileational exhibit will he conducted. The exhibit will be broken. into three parts: -4-H. Cluhs,.4,1-I,Ilemernaldfig Clubs and. .,Junior Farmers and ,Junior Instia Other suggestions were advanc- ed at the meeting to build up the junior section, but the time ele- ment' of the present fair setup does not allow- enough time to enlarge the section this year. A suggestion of.a_three-day fair received favor- able comment,. with ,one day em- phasizing the junior fair, possibly a" Saturday: Because of, the late- ness' of year, it was decided to shelve this. ideafor consideration when preparing •next 'Year'sa.41air. . William S. McMullen,' lvho re- presented the -federal department; 'told thegroup what a class "B" fair would.mean to Seaforth, and what facilities' could be provided for 4, junior fair. If the junier sec- tion 'could be built up, he' said, .the , - Mrs. John 'McLean, RR 3, Sea - forth, was elected -president of the South Suron District Women's In- stitutes at theirmeeting last week. Mrs. McLean is the chairman of - I the ResolutiOns. Committee and a former president of the iriatitilte. Election of district efficers took, place at. Grand " Bend -United -Church, with the district president,' Mrs, Emery Desjardine, 'presiding. The morning session was taken up with the reports. The "main speaker was Mrs. Greer Hislop, ^ of Stratford, the provincialaboard - director'. Site ,--alao conducted the election" Of -officers. • , Other officers are; past presi- dent, Mrs. Emery Desjardine, Grand Rend* president, Mrs. John 1LS. 1VIcLEAN - de fair -board -eouldaprevide--a-Innior- activitie bitilding with the twir de-' partrnents .paying '.75' per cent of the total•teSt of the struetute.. This was felt to be a reasonable -,r.noVe. The building, the meeting agreed, .could be used for many of ,the, junior farmers and 4711, activities, now being held in Other accommoa SeafOrth,_Clinteritaand South on -Junior. Farmers and Institutes' were represented at 'the': meeting,' as, well as leaders 'froth Several of. the:, area 4,H cliths. and members. ,of the Agrieultuaal Society. and Lief pertinent .of 'Agriculture.' ; Sodality Group Hods Ceremony At St James ere The Sodality of .,,,Sta James' Church held the annual MaY crown- ing of the., Blessed. '1Virgin -Mary .statue on Sunday eveniag.:-,Sprbig.' :flowers and lighted candles were the setting When. the 'stable was centred on d.high. altar; The... ,..ProceSsiOn: consistedaaabf. School and, flower girls"- in ,floor-length...gbwits with ,matching headbands; and tarrying ' 'dainty paatel, baskets 'laden with', many 'spring flowers. They, were follow- ed -by members of the, Sodality. . DyndaRedard carried the. crown.. Dora Van -denalteagel; presidentof the societya.crpWiied the. .as- sisted by Margo Etire, who .carried the; baaper:-.TIA-6.itiroessiorrenter-. ed the church singing the hymn, "Immaculate .Mary;", followed. by, the crowning. hymn and the "Vena Creator:" . Father' C. E. Sullivan paidaspe- .cialtribute to "Our Lady" and Complimented the girls , Ontheir profession of, devotion. This was followed - by, the reception , of 42 new candidates: Carol Ruins,. Bev- erly'Phillips, Marie Bannon,Mary Elizabeth Flannery, Yvonne Quinn, Margaret •Anne ' Stapleton)._ Mar- garet Ann Kenny, Helen Nigh, Con- nie 'Eckert, Joan :Reynolcia, Anne Williams and,,Ileta Lane. , • . Streamer -bearers, were :; ;Flora Hagan, mary.'Jane gatt,.RoSeMary Bedard and, Bonnie Johnston, The, -girla'..-were' Angela Dever-. • . Maureen Barmen, Pam Tab - eady For June 11 Vote FticiaIs ro unicipalities * With but two weeks remaining nal the June 11 polling day, the pace of the provincial election cam- paign in Huron riding has been stepped up, and organizations of both Liberals, and Conservatives are working at 'top speed. ' Official nomination day, .w a s Thursday, but -prior to this Return- ' ing,Officer Russell T. Bolton- had ee -arna accepted the nominatioesOf Chas.- ; - Harold Pllock.; ,of a.Fordwich, elerk,,,,of:HOwick township, on,....T4W day waselected president of the -Huron Municipal tion,a,sueceeding . George Martin, clerk .Of Morris.. The aasociatien, meeting in Stanley Township Hall at . Varna) elected, Other officers as First vice-president,„ 'Alex :Alai,: ander,: county assessor, Go,derieh;.. 'second vice-PieSidentr'James 111e; Quaid, assessor : for ex- ecutive Edwin, P. ChesneY clerk Of. Tuckersmith; .Mrs., :Edythe' Car- diff,- clerk 'of Grey, - and John Liver- more, clerk of Olintoe. . Reeve Haavey, Coleman and nemhers_d1 Stanleyitowaishipcouh- dll . were hosts for theorganization's .Spring meetiag,which attractedan attendance of 130. The bagaeila•-• as-nierrib-e-T'STanunieis- - pal. officials • throughput ' Huron County.; . HigllItght o the meetings Is a .discussion. with 'officials of ,the De- partment of Municipal' ,Affairs :from TorMato, who attend to: exa plena changes • in .nulanCiPalL-Proce- dares affecting letalinunicipalities:. Also taking part Tuesday was OP.P., • Constable Robert, Lewis,: WhO,'Clis.: :euaseda.ciyil.•• defence ,prodedures,- :aaclaHtiteri agaitaltiiralarepresenta- -tiveaDaangaMilet -Who .eXplained the work of ,his 'department- b3Yeration to iherratinicinalities.' -Wardea . Wm, 'Jewittl, extended greeting's from Huron 'Coin -1W Din ..ner. was served :to the 'delegates in, Varna Unite Church. 'Matigaughton, ...Exeter. .Seedinan ConservatiVe.canclidate; and, Harry. . Strang; U.shciree TOWnship farmer, Liberal. MaalVfacNaughton, the it ,ting rneraherawas elected at a by, election a 'little over a, Year ago! with a Majority 01.467,- Mr, Strang: past-; president : 'et the Ontario Sell_ &ad. 'Crop ImprOvement-Ass,o- . ciation and-Usheree township clerk, is contestinghis first election. 'Roth candidates' are, carrying on inteesive. perSorial .,derfinaigns:- and using TV and radio; to; reach Huron electers. Preinie.a . Frost: drove acroSs. the riding -froinalViagitain to Exeter last week, following a Meeting in Wingliain. Liberal Lead- -WinterineYer,;.is ,'in Huron .' on Thursdny. Following. a 'short 7,OrraSeefortlas,-Maina Street; accom- panied by Mr. , Strang, when he : abetted': with -..a inber of apeople, .Al - 14.Wor7.-Goderieli- where- a areception Was held .. at, neon. '..tatea in, the „affermiona. he, attendethaase o (1 -reception n Cho - ton Legion ,Hall:; ., Meeting in Zurich MiStrang,-has planned a public 'meeting -in Zurich, wheii.Hoa. Wal- ter E. HarriS, 'fornieraminister Of ,finance, Will speak.; Theaaiiiie eve - mag aHon. Robert '.111..acAtiley wil . address a meeting in..:Gederi.ch.in the interests of 'Mr.:,IVIetNatighton: During the 'past .,Week tended :Meetings .on.Jaelialf„..o.L_Mr,_ ' Strang have been held at ,Winthrop, .in itulletta a Eliraville,„ and. at Por- ter's Hill, Meanwhile, the jeb:Of."Prenaaing to record the vote of nearly 20,00.0 Hilton voters goes on. Rettirning, .-Officer R. T..'13oltoe and .elettide Clerk,_:Wa...FaaSeittligate, are .await- ing,•the,coinpletionaof Voters' lists and '-Will. then 'begin. making .up balJot boxes for each of, the 102 polis in the riding. These iriehide. 12:split p�fls and three dvance polis, in Stafortlia'Exete-r and Gode Eaum ea ation yea 'completed On Thersday: and printed lists Of ...Vet- ers will be availablOE this ,week:.... Enumerators who , acted " 'in the .diStrica. are:• . . : •• • . • .a-sgAF(iit.T15.0.1.4.:Maa..aStanleY Bray; : No, 2, Harvey agasonl, No. lar.:=- Dunlop;- No. 4,' - D. L. Reid; ,'Nna,5,, -MTS. J. A. West- 7Cett;. No: 6,..„P; G. Little. . • HENSATT,-R. E.'Shaddick. ..IVIcKILLOP..-4qii.; 1, James E. Mc- Quaid; No; 2, "William' Pa," Little; No: 3, EaH. Godkiii; No: 4aTher- TVCKERSMITII7a-N& 1, Mrs. Ed:. ,No. 3, Fraiik:Falcener;.NO. La Mrs.,' Norris Silierya No. '5; -.Mrsa:Williain. Kyleallor-.6a.-Mrsa,'Ernest Ross ;‘,Nitia: 7, Mrs. Jean .11aldwelcia No. 8; •Har- yey Joinis:tena.... -HULLETT-No. 14 Mrs, 'David Millson a, ',Kis': B. AileijNo.' 3, .Mr., ;RoSs., TieWartlia";' No: 4, Mrs, A. Weeks; No. 5, Mr. Chas. Merrill; NO 6, Robert Townaenda. ,No.' 7' Mrs. Isabel 'Turner.. • McLean, Seaforth; vice-presidents, Mrs. IlarrY .Strang, Hensallr Mrs, W. D. •Mack, Creditou; secretary, treasureia„Mrsa Gorden McKeniiea rot• 1, Seaforth; assistant, Mrs. Gordonllicks, Exetea; Federated repreamitative, , Mrs, ,Newell Gei- ger, . Zurich alternate, _Mrs. Ken- neth Johns, Woodham auditors, Mrs. Jetties McNaughton) Mrs. James 1)rummond; 7ippefit' 'area delegate, Mrs, Harold Thiel, Zur- ith; alternate, Mas, Leonard Erb, Conveners of standing commit- tees are: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, . Mrs. Harry. Herten, Herisall; Citizenship and Educa- tion, Mrs. C. Snell,Dashwood- torical Research. and Current Ev- ents, Mrs. Arthur Rundle, „RP 3, Exeter; Horne Eeonomics and Healtha„Mrs, Leonard Erb, Zurich; Resolutions, Mrs. Sam King, RR 1, Crediton; Tweedsmuir History Cus- todiae, Mrs. W. D. Mack, Credi, ton; Public 'Relatlena Representa- tive, ,Mr. -J. -IVL-Southcolt, Exe- ter; IOW 'Convener, Mra, :Hugh Rundle„ Ceatralia, ' .. The short course ' Projebt- chogen'' by the District -Was "Me* Lamps For Old," Over $6,000 was raised' by the nine branches dUring the year, ofte.. branch having raised. $1,6410 and .ahOther branch • $1,00(1. Reports ,of ;the ,Gtielph,Ponference were presented by Mrs. Andrew Dougall and Mrs. HardIct Wainer, Vineland Training. School, and Mrs. Harry Strang. - • Ilurondale branch gave a demon- stration, "Sew to save dollars to make aenee". aA. ladies' quartette, composed ' of Mrs. T. C. ,Coates, Mrs. George Hess, Mrs. T. J. Sher.' ritt and'.11r8, Oeorge Armstrong,sang. MISS Greta/ decona- *add, 'A piano duet WaS giVen by /Olin Sitttlair and. Mrs. Boss- Breadfoot; • - 0, Dawna Reynolds„ Susan legeza and Mary Swinkeg. Benediction of the Blessed Sac- rrament was the -Closing service, after which the procession left he church singing -the hymn; "Im- maculate Mary, , • Name Joseph Sills . . TO Maryland Post Joseph Sills, :Baltimore, Mary- land, has been appointed to serve on a commission by the State of -Maryland. Mr. Sills is the son of the late Mt, and Mrs. George A. Sills, Seaforth.,, The commission will study registration -fees, seat - mite taxes and Operating schedules applicable to public messenger motor buses.- a The appointMent was Made Mak' 19 by J. Millard Tawe governor governor of -the state, 160 said iu his an- houndefne,nt: "I have cOnfidenee in your judgment and ability and am -sitae your service on this commis- sion -will be to the 'advantage of the state and its people." et.•Stilety -.Check For'Friday Seaforth' Police Department- , are sponsoring a safety -check Friday afternoon on Church Street, near t1i old public school. The check is being Ora' dacted ,the OPP Safety- . check squad from, Kitchener, and will be carried out betWeen .,m, and ,8 p.m. • 11 ears 'pasaieg the check wi c1 receive safety-checke', sticker, With those...failing .te' , pass being given the opportun- ity to .repair the defeetS and. have another cheek. ' Buy tamps At New Facilities Stainp.buyerS Will, no longer be faced with. waiting for 'post office hours' to buy stamps in 'Seaforth.' During the 'peat; Week-.:e.stamp vending :niathine has. been install, ed outside: the Seaforth pest Ogee at the Mail, reeent.aele."' '• The macbine: Sells a. booklet con- taining fonr'5.cent Staines and one. alateat., stamp for 25 .eenES. other than25-6exitapiecei) are aiito- inatically retiirneVatO the ',user-. Acaording, to•Postniaster ; F.E. Wiffi,Thceinj..fejett buttonaratiSt be '.pressed to Tetuan certain. types of I, unaccepted cons. When -the ;supply, of ,booklets in the-Ma.thine: IS low; an empty' Sigi.iar' apPears, and. should .coins be:maertad they. are,:returried.. to _ .the TairchaSer..a Ttie PoStal:.ataff,leda the'. ma- chine t.).1 . shmailing9u ld PP t rl He of ; el ,effite..wicketS - are closed anci.post-; : age not available elgeWhere. Fileev;iiinti:iirirokorias:fh.A: Hatt The .1-Tensail Town Hall is - this week receiving a face -lilting. The 45 -year-old hinkliag had fallen in- to a bad. state aOd-nec'essary :re- pairs, are aow !being Inatle,: The broken nd cruiribling..bricka.have been :removed ; and 'replaced. The east wall is to be inspected and re- In- the ladies' room,. ,the cru,m1,3-. ling fireplace has been removed and filled. -In the library. the fire- plade,.which loag has heen an eye- sore, ,will receive a‘face-iifting„. WillReceive KA. P. S. Sloan, 'RR 5, Seaforth, :has been, -named to receive a ba,chelor of arts degree in- the general course in the Coming graduations at Assumption College,' Windsor., M. Sloan has been reeOmmericled to the Senate for ,degreea to be con- ferred May '31),., at the uriiversity's Illth 'convocation Mr, Skiaa is the son of Mr. and Mrs. jamea- Sloan, RR 5, Seeforth a.a 'JOHN i'VINTEtIVIEYER Ontario Liberal Leader (left) and Harry Strang Liberal candidate in Huron, were Seaforth visitors for a few moments on 'Thursday. Mr. Wintermeyer was on his way to ,receptions planned for Goclerich, at noon, and in Clinton froin 3to 5 in the agernoon. It Was an opportunity for many Huron electors to meet the new Liberal Leader • > . • - . 'Preliminary ,Steps leading to the holding of . taX.sale;;Will be ,taken,.. at the.iiext :regular' meeting of 'Se:ea- ferth ToWillponneil.,•. Jure 9. The deeisiedif011OWeilarecianimendatioria by seyeral . councillors afar : the sale at, a special Meeting Monday night? *The. - .meeting ,, had been called :to, Peas- -the, by-law.- establishing.4. tax rate.' foriL19.59,•., attd,,,:.;diStaasitaia.-',Of' 'the,. gronp`,:ceritaeda,oe','Arireara;',of 'A -ekes.: a., -..„a''.•,,,...', ,' •.,:.,.a. ' , ,."......,,f., '• Follewirig.'7retonsideratiott_of .ibe .14..chlic,:'schcci,:estiiiiete---sthe'wit rate: tOaptiblic :.., aehoel • :stiPtiorte.rS, was loweadd'bY, .1"4 inills,' to :bring] ;thearesideiitialarate .to 85..,5;' up 7,1, , Mills from leat'-Yeara Tile.: ceaern era 'tie)... and .intliistrialratewill,be 91.5:" •-, The separate ''Irates :' . Fein airiz :ed .unchanged 'front the rate. ae -last week -839, residential, and ,89:9.,-;--ciiininei'Ciall7.,,-anaTindifStriel.' ' 'Courreif .Waa ; able-, to loWer :the rate from .-the.'retc''..propsed.`laSt -.weekwheneatirriates ,frOirathe'pnb-., lit schnorlidarci'Weie pafed.„,; 3 , '.. Mayer 'I3.:.:' F. 'Chriatie Prealded at, the spetial g .!*ioil;,:• th.Ji..061/1', ' Willi,011 BalL;and 'Coii•Or§i•.',I.:;•A..• ,BaldWiii„.N. C. .Cardlio, T.:RiVera,' ;S. aHabkirka P., L. Brad a nd',,JVaO . ' Turnbull present. . .„,;-, . , . , ,.',.;, ,,- Cbancillcir Brady, a chairriiari .Of nvi e Ebner Larone was eleated Presidett of the Seaferth Lions Club' Mon- day evening when officers for the new year were selected. He succeeds a William ,M.. Hart. , Other officers named indlude t vice- . president,la C. Itowcliffe'; second. vice-3:11.40'Si- dent, E.a P. Chesney; third vice-president, John. Vongstaff; . Harry Nesbitt, tail twister; ' J. R. --Spittal, 'Lion tamer; W.. E Southgate, treasurer; Robert Wright; secretary; direc- tors, John A. Baldwin, William Sall, L: E. Ford and W. -Dundas. The electionwasin charge of, Past-aaresi- - dents John IVIneland, M. -E. Clarke and'Seott • Cluff, ,and the,', also arranged -the rneetirtg,' .„ the 'finance -cominittee, produced figaresfrom the ,Bank.: of Coni- nierce Concerning. the 'tax arrears and :dehenturedebt. The figures Showed; 34,5 per tent .of the, total: 1958. tax roli in aireaS, compared to 27 per cent .in 1957. The highest .percentage in recent years was -in 1.9.5_6;_when,,the arrears Int the 41 frer cent- , , At Deceniber 31,7i958,.:CountillOr Brady told the group, the 1958 tax- es owing'. amounted to -$21,194.41a While the %Prior tax arrears ' were^ $24,348.02:i. Clerk D. 11 Wi1son re- por.ted that about $9,600 of the 1958 taxes had. been ,paid sine& the. list was Prepared., -- Breaking' down the arrears Prier to 1958a-Conneillor Brady said bet- ter_Alian,50 per cent aof--the-Pridr .arrears.,_Wereain, 1957; $13,710.39 in all. In ;,1956 the arrearsWere. $6,- 415.35, and .:.in "1955.. and . before, $4,222.28. .We-..cOuld 'get mere revenue by going afterback taxes, he said, after outlining the: many tax • ar- rears,, TheOnly lry:d.y,', seemed to ;be takrsale. i.'• ' , • . COunciller 'Baldwin ..inquired if -there was no 'ether Way to collect :taxes, 'and Clerk Wilson :said they .could seize ;chattels, but. oolyZ cer- 'tain These arethert. put up for auction, l cpn.tfplied; and what-, everthey-, briatalliat would he all .cOarreil could zolleet, • With Abe" bal- anee, of tans, if any, .being writ-. Referring to the. •large nurnIter latiainess taxes entstanding over , the past few,' 'years, :Reeve. Ball Wondered in 'What manner. these taxes ' cetild be : collected, as they. wereariot, eligible for , a 'tax sale. Mayor Christie pointed out the only 'manner was through disi5ion Coutt. . The finance '.Chairman eXpresSed .the.opinioil4hat,:pacteedings sheuld be started at once- for a 'taxsale of lends -for arrears ' of taxes. At the :Same titne,', he felt atile town solicitor should be contacted to find ,out what ,manner ,could best, be The Club, heardareports on the activities. of the Health, and' Welfare .,. Committee, by C. .,Welden; and of 'theLicitia Park ,by A. Y. Mc- . . , -Lean, 10 the absence .of .committee -chairman, . Uyd E. Clarke. .reported the,. paper drive produced nearly 20 tons. Members were reminded Of the Lions theatre night at larowrii&S Drive-leon ,Tune '3,, Committees in charge, of the summer eartiv.al told of plans being Worked out for lhe-24th annual carnival on Auguat 5, 6 and -7, uron untor Murray Gaent 1111, 1; Liteltn-oiv-• RR 5, BruSsels, tied wi,th a score won. the ;seiner ehanmioriship at of 638 for first place. , Jas. 'Coultes; the annual Huron county. livestock RR 5, Winghara„was next' with 623 judging conMetition at the Sea- poiats, . . • forth agricultural, grounda Satur- , The, jtiniors had -,the largest num- clay. He took the competition 'With ber.of entries, .with 102 competing. a total of 640 points out of a poS- Garry .Jewitt, RR 1,s Chilton, .won sible 700 pointa -Runner-up was "first place with 623 points, Mac. Crawford Rrt 2, Lucknow, Stewart, RR 5, Seaforth,/ was sec - 'With 636 points. In third place was orid with, 615, and Ken PappIe was Kenneth Alton, RR 7, r_acknomr, third with . 606' points. with 634. ' • , , Barb'ara. Turnbull, -Itir 2 Brus- Despite the rain, vvhith fell in sels, „woe' the Canadian National terrnittelithr throughout .the Morn- Exhibition shiel d. Cotripeting ing and into the, early afternoon, against n total of 56 in the novice aome 200 y0urig7farniers tiirte,d out claas, she tuor0d 581 Oat " Of 700 for the event 'Rain forced part of points. ':Gordon Pryce dente sec - the proceedingaititta the arena. end' With 576, pointa ili the tlass Registration began at 9 a.mfor lonfirst-timeentrants with no pre - the all -day eveilt,' 'which was in vicars 4-1 club, experreace. /a third hatgeaof Arthiir Bolton,- associate place .Was DeUg1as,1-10Watt, R/1, 1, 'agsriellituTal , rePteSentative for Relgrave." 'IlltrOraoaThe higheat 'atore in -the entire Wit 3 conipeting itt the Inter- coMpdtition was. 640, aiid thia Won inedthte cias, CharlesMcGregor, 'for lVforray Gtiunt the Blatehford's• RI 2, Seaforth, 'and: .0..en Cenite8) Peed trePhY, Bunnprs-up. were MtiMichael, Wroxeter, and, Maurice ete Iri Charles MacGregor and Glen Coa- tes: each with 638 points, The William Stone and Son tro- phy went to Charles -MaeGregora with ,4.9points. Runner -tip was Ken Coultes, .191. This ,,Was in the swine class. Neila' Hillman, Ral Sea forth, With a score of 187, wen .the Car- nation Milk 'co. trophy in the dairy section, and Bob' 13ride, RR Porclwith, With 183'points, ',was runner-up. , High, beef section winner was 'Glen Coulte.s with 194 points, and second was Ken Coultes , with. 191 points...Leroy Rintottl, Whitecharch, with is -points out of a possible 10, was tops in the sheep section, With James P. Coulths, a close secemd; with 97 points. , ,l'iidges for the dairy Cattle were Brad, Schneider, „associate agrital- tural; representative- in • Larabton County Who was assisted by Iton Belgrave. In the beef .cattle Section, Bert Mitchell; sum. - mer :assistant .flia ,Deparlinent of Agriculture in London, Was. AS- aisted Taylor, Belgteve, and Kee Campbell:, RR 1, Dublin., Sviane judges. were Brace Miter- qtiodale, associ ate .agricultural ae- 'presentative fora, Perth .County, „George' PrOctor, BB. 5,, trusSeis, and Ian, McAllister, RR lp Zurich.. Judging for the sheep class Were Ephriana Snell, Clinton; Dave Roc, auni'mer assistant , with the depatt; Mena. nixi IlOas yarstrall, Kirkton. Seaforth Junior Farmer's won "a Special challing,e prize with 31 per tent of their membership present. There Were la, members at the competition. The prize, '$15„. was donated by the Huron County Fed- eration of Agriculture. 'Therunti,ep tityvias the Colwanosh Junior Far- mers with 254 per cent of 'their Membership vresent, six inembers. rrea utihzed toeolleet the business tax. -;"There's ;no sense sitting- herea batting our brains -.. out trying to .save $1,000 on our estimates:a' wheri .pleaaeaS inataiwa. ,are mak- ing • ne effort to PaY their taxes" councillor 'Brady_ 'continued., . Council .agreed „that ."there -was.: no other, place Where .the ,•business- 'escOulti get ,credit 'for •6, per cent. Mayor , Christie said ,rridayof the , business taxes ciwing.go Way back:. Dr. Brady said it •-waan't the 1958 taxes he was: worrying ,about, but ; the. 1957, Bq arid 55 taxes; and aoxiie -even =farther back than that. „ : "Why Shel.41d- anyone bether''pay- ing business ,tax," ;one Ceuncillor asked, "when one person can get away without paying for 15 years, -andaitIteas-fOr five and six years?" Ceaticillor ;Scotta,'Ilabkirk inter, -jected .that When the last tax sale was held it was the feeling . of that council that the, sale, would become,. an annual': etenta' but somewhere' along the 'line -'it was' dropped. • All Member's ef cunci1 were in agreement' that.procee.clinga .sinauld be started with the aalefor taxes three .or „ more :. years in arrears, being held in December,' „gayer, „ „Christie askeetouncil to. bring in a motion at' the,nekt•regtilet meet, . nig ± couftell'to instigate -Vie in- itial 'action ott the tax sale... Beviewing-the inany, business taxes in arrears, council asked the Clerk ,to bring iti,a . detailed hat of,' All taxes„in 'arrears, brekee down into business and land; , . Portlier' Clerk, Morgan Dies Archie •'.V. "'Morgan, • well-knoWn Usborne .township farmer -and for 11 Years township clerk, died in St,' Joseph's Hospital,. London, „on Sunday following a lengthy illness., kre was 64.- ' ' Active in the community, he 'wa's- meithber.of the South Huron Dis- trict. High. School Board 'faom itS ineeption, until -three -years ago. Heaves an attiVe. Liberal, serving as township' chairman ifor „many years. A veteran' of the First•War, he -was a member:of the 'Exeter Legioa ad also of the 'IOOP of Exeter. Ile was a ,nieffiber of Thames Road 'United Church. 1 -le• is survived by :his wife; the former',Seari Allison; three 80h8, Allison, London; Beverly; ilsboree,; Grant. Toronto; and three daagh- ters, Fred El1aringt6n and Sane, London; Mrs. Carey joynt; Bethlehem, Pa. --- • A private funeral- service was held Tuesday at 2 lam: at'llopper- Sockey funeral- home,- Exeter. In- terncnt followed in, Exeter -ceme- tery. ' Detroit Visitor Has Leg Broken four-year-old. DetrOit visitor suffered a fraettired leg, Saturday evening when she was in collition. With a light' truck at the corner of, . Market and Sigh Streets, rellOW- leg medical attention, she vva'S re- moved to herhemp in, Detroit. Rintherly harry was visiting .at the home of her aunt, .1Virt. Prestain Taber,„When the aegnient oncark,. . • "ed., 'Driver Of thetruckWas Melvin Waiters, • ' The accident Was investigated by Constable .4L Calder.