HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-07-24, Page 1One HUndredth Year
Whole Number 4772
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Auctioneers.
Brodhogefl
ntre. Fund
It took .fiveauctioneers ne,erly.
five hours, „to.,:dispose Of the, Pro..
fUriiittire,:dnachinery and a
hog Of Other article § that -Were.ef-
fered at the ;::Broclhagen Saleorarna
Wednesday7IfiTa1l.;-.'-inbrertliane -500,
piecesofmerchandise were said.
. The... duOtiOneers;' .10en Dennis,
'-FranklinButiek;.Fred-Ahrensi7Joe.
Ryan and Roy-WilcIforig, 'donated
their_Servicee. Proceeds were for
, the Brodhagen CI:immunity:Centre.
' Before the saleorama• Was -finish:
ed,• Peonle-L-Part of a crowd of more
ihan 800 that enjoyed the.dinner-7,
- Ware lining' Up .ready, „for., a chicken
barbecue. ,.• -• ; •, .
,A bali. game between : Barnhalim.
and Bradhageri was ,Played; With
l3ornholm, the, winners; 'Desjar-
dine"s; orchestra ' of Zurich plaYed.
for open-air 'dancing. The pie, bot
dog ;and refreslimeitt booths were
Well patronized. ,,Another deride is
to beheld onJuly 29.
Cash Owlet -Mug.,
In additiOn..to::dOnatio,n.s Of labor:.
- and .a artielee,-fine•the.:Saleorania,.„
in any in ; the' , distriet'` are.'" tn eking
e ash donations to 'pernminiitY
hall fund, ' according' to Edgar
• El-
ligsen, Bradliagen Chamlber
' of ,Ceinmeree. ,, A fOrther, list will
appear net week. ,,; . • ;'•
HerMan.,,;Leciehardt, $5; Harold
Smyth,', $5; Louis • Beimewies„:•$10;
Edgar .Ilillebrecht; ;Edwin
Gleoti''$25; Ralph ,Glear; -$5;; Meyer',
Bro§,;•.$10; Carl Hillebrecht, $25;
ReY'BrOdliagen,:$5;-: Wilfred Wolfe;
.$1.41; "Carl, Eisler; ; $5; Douglas
•Leary,, $5; ,Eatf:Ahiens;_,$5; .'Mrs.
George,. Heimriel,'NOltIliatt
Thompson,; Squire, :'$5;;
Gordon Woods; $5; William Chaffe.;
• : $2;^Dan.ROlph; ,$5; Ted Wolfe, $10;
• Layerne:,'Reaph;s.'$5;JOhn Jordon,'
50c; Philip Rock,.$2; Carl New
• 'brend, .$2; Neiman Kitner, $19;''
Jerome ..Tacely, $1. ,
:Harvey ',Wolfe $2; ,. jonn:;
$1; Harold Gaffney, 5; Howard'
JackSon.,$1;'.Claretice.,Pfeifer,, $5;
Harald' Ward; :$5; 'Alvin 'llinz,;,$1-;-
Edgar: Ritz, $5';'.:Aleo Drummond,
,$2; Williarn,'Wtitinnoini;:.. 82; -Ross,
.Drubrick; $2„; Howard Brown,
Cecil l3„attje,,'
-$2, ,OSberfie-,•$2;--,•..LaVvr, :
ence McLean: $2; Clifford Ilciegy;
...SI.; Mrs:, 46litt'SeherbaitiC*10';:"Ed:.-
.
Osborne, $1; Henry Davey; $10;
Stetie.'MtirraY,..':$10;• , Dan:Better-.
Mann, $5; .1tabert.:Beuerinanit,.:$5;'
Joe ',MeLaiighlire.;',$5;', Frank' Mor-,
, ray, $5,. 1-larry;KiChne, ,$1,. '
;Everett ,Bduerrnann.;". $4;, W. J.
'$2;' 'Boyd Driscoll, $l;
William Dennis, '$2; Earl Mills; $2;
AlVin Stimere.,$1; Orland' Rohrer,:
$1; Wilfred Feltz, $2;, Walter
Eick-
meter, ,$1;. Toni TURy, ::$3; Gus
TrentoWshy.;' $5; Clark. McGreger,,
$1; Art and Lorne ,Caiinelly,,' $5;
Earl, Pfeifer; '$.5';".. 'August , Bauer,
$2; Jahn. Campbell,' $5; .,'Art Camp-
bell, $10; john Wolfe,' $1.;
..;Bible,SChacit Is
Hibbert Feature
•=f"=g-f.i
SEA:FORTH ONTARIO FRIDAY JULY 24 4959
Chosen From Four' Contestants
Single CoPies, 5 Cents
$2.50 a Yeer in Advance
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, An 18 -year old South Huron farm
girl Was named Dairy; Princess in
Huon Tuesday ,night.--' Patricia
'Mai -shall, :daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roe's Marshall Kirkton :Won over
three other contestants in the con-
test conducted by dairy groups of
Held at the County Home, as Part
-6171the pre -gram -of the annual twi-
light meeting Of the 'Huron Soil' and
Crop Improvement Association, the,
princess was -victorious -hi -the con,.
test which featured a rniiking coin -
petition. ,Over 600 attended the
meeting. '
' Runner -tip was Sandra Wright,:
17, daughter of Mr. ancl".Mrs.• Got -
'don. Wright[R.R. 1, Clifford Other
finalists in the county' competition
were Doris Cd iiih, RR 1, Wbod
barn, and Yvonne Sparling„Gorrie.
--MisS-1Vfarshalir,,§ucceeds _Marlene
Johnston, of •Fbrdwich, who was
Dairy Princess of Huron in, 1958;
She -Will represent , Huron i the
milking.'conteSt to be held at the
Canadian National Exhibition to
select a Dairy Queen of Ontario. ,
,-'The • milking competition .Was
A community, summer Bible
School is 'being eonducted, in the.
Hibbert No.. 6 schoolhouse, near
.Cromarty. The goodattendance
has made it necessary for the lour
upper grades to meet in the Crom-
artY,PreahYterian Church for their V
Class periods. The average attend-
ance. to date is 118, '
For eight, consecutive years the
, school . has been operated by, the
Zurich,,, Mennonite Church. This
year the teaching staff is ,eittirely_
from the ,community and church,
served by ,the schop14 '
The :workers represent the fol-
lowing, Chinches:, Cromarty Pres-
byterian,' Chisellitirst. Rays, Staf,
fa, Munroe and ICippen :United
Exeter Pentecostal, .Blake 'A, Men-
nonite. Rev. A. 'Malin, of Zurich
Mennonite Church, serves as direc-
: A public program will be pres-
ented by the school OR Friday eve-
.
nmg. ,
• MORE THAN 12,000,060, Gr.,1q.S were landle by, the Produce
Division of 'Seaforth ;Partners Cooperative. last Year. 'After the
, eggs are ;graded,: eieh.:intist•be Carefully packed in cases-ready...for
.. shipment to, market': Here ,the eggs are shown as they, leave' the-
. grading inachineS.Left; to "right are Ander ii rSebtt,,Gleria, Carter,'
c-
40reen Barker, 'Mrs, Hall aii&Ken-Seutliga . The Co-op is holding .
an open house: on Saturday, when the publi is invited, to visit the.
new. CO -op egggradingstation, which : is described On Pages. 8, 9, .
,.- 10 and 11. ,(Ekppsitor, photo by Phillips): ' - , . '
. . . . . , ..'
ark ase
"Batter -up" ..•
• Surely.thernest inusial note of,
any SuntrareTtiree, spbr,t is the stac,
cato sniackl,bi:'..WilloW, on horsehide
in a sunlit baseball park., 'Be it
World' Series ' or sandlot ball,',..the
thrill of that'electrifying Sound will:
'rivet every, eYe-bii, the flight of the
hall' as it Soars .out,.toward'' the
fence. It is the crash of the cymbal
in the ',symphony 'known as
'Minot Baseball Week 'Will be
celebrated.: in Ontario .frOni.' Mare
day,; July 270; to August 8 Sea•
Sortit-Will participate in, the f week,
with a; game' 'at th recreation
'grounds on Monday, the 27th; With
Hensallsnpplying. the :opposition
for this juvenile" tilt. Management
�f the *ideal 'team hopes for larger
crowds at this game; to officially
Open. the baseball week. -
The; baseball -Week is; backed' by
:the..'Oetatio Beba1L AsSoeiation'
ms
�Iiiivee
11
and „in a bulletin; announcing the
_event_ chairman ofthe special
.weej‹, Nelson 11111, extends the fal-
l -awing .. to,. parents :
"Again year the Ontario Base-
ball Association is urging., all par-
erits:'.1o,Join,With their local base-
ball''officials :in :helping, to .stiree-'
late a livelier 'interest in Canada's
top Stunraer game.; The .0.B.A:
wantsevery,interested adult to 'go
to hat"' in this endeavor,"
"Mtidi
.. r
' has 'been. 'written about
.
the beneficial', effect. of competitive
.sport as it :cements, the younger
:fry... There is -no doubt:that baseball
teaeh the: , fundamentals of
. sportsmanship ,. and. :reliant „ man-
hood to growing . youngsters, in a
manner that ,Will ensure their in-
fereSt, but the game needs your
support, not 'Only in the way of
patronage, butLinaSSisting with or-
ganizational matters," Mr. ',1,1ill
Lcontinues: •Cesey., 8tengei
infght. say, `If the, guy--in-eentet
field .:ain't " bustin' no fences, this
team ain't place'; year,
.0:13,A. is asking all . adultsto go.;
to bat." ' • •
Fire . Chief Stott
Has Operation
Fire Chief John F. Scott, who
Underwent an ornergexicy opera-
tion at Scott • Memorial Hospital
Friday, is fecevering satisfactorily,
the Hospital said Wednesday.
,IT. WAS A BUSY DAY last
Saturday :for Mrs. 'James
ItiVers as her many friends k
called: to wish her well on her
5th birthday. Mrs. Rivers,
. who lives with her son-in-law
and daughter; Mr. and: Mrs. ,
, William Drover, on North Main
„Street, thoroughly enjoyed;
meeting Se: many friends dur-
ing- the afternoon and evening.
Howard H. Kerr
liver Creel
'version
ridge Repairs
condfictedat cliore.:.tiine- at the
County Home farm, using four,
cows. frem, 'the countyherdof reg:-.
istered:HolsteinS; selected for their,
uniformity. Arrangements for the
`milking competition Were made by
ttanley Collins, herd manager.
ipor'rT6hetowlieeifr;:s"kium.:_fsirnttatlii.mustziaiii:dnng*Jairi.aef,o_,arjustdsliegemeil:
Wing, 'the rnilking-machme equip
ment, ,for their knowledge of ;sani-,
tation in thehandlingief milk, and
for 'neatness, appearance and gen-
eral knowledge of dairy farm, work.,
Comity Warden Wifliam Jewitt
placed the banner on the winner,"
and She; also reteivecr..a travelling
bag .and cash award.
Judges; Of theebnirietitionwere.
Mrs. William Da1e Hullettt6wr
ship;-,„ Mrs. Robert!: Gibson, .Ford
Wich; James -Needham;" LticknOW,,
past" president' of. the Ontarielltia-
iorFmrs.
Arrangements ..i
,cess '.competition in 'Huron were in
Charge; :of a'. Committee consisting.
of George Watt; Blyth; • Barry
Wal-
ter, Goderich; .Russell Bradford,,:.
Gedetich; Huron, fielciman for the,
-dairy Dapark
:ment Of Agriculture.
:Crop. and fertilizer •.experiments
.Which;., are being- cartied-"but-Lthis-
year. on the Huron County 'Farm,
, smith. of Clinton,'!, Were open' for
public inspection ' at the meeting,
and several hundred took adVant-
age of the ',opportunity to :see' new:
varieties .and new '.methods being.
tried out under practical farming
-
conditions.. ,
twilight Meeting in the fields
of the Haron, County .Farm was
'organized by the Huron ,Soil .and,
Crop Improvement ':ASSociatien, of
,which Delbert: Geiger, Zurich, is
president,::. and Donglas,.Miles,'
'agri-
cultural -representative for Huron,
seeretary-treasurer. ,
...Waters of SilVer. CteelCare he.
Mgr:diverted this week and instead
of, &Whig :through Seafettli'.Lions
Park are by-passing , the park. by
Way ,of an underground dram. The
carried eut by .the
Lions Park -staff at the request of
Department of Highway 'engineers',
to perrnit repairs t6 be macle to the
_highway ;bridge opposite the park.
Examination of .the bii.dgebuilt.
mere than 40, years agbbefoie the
province assumed resporisibilityfor
the .highway-reveeled:,. abutments
were, badly in need of repair. Both.
east and .west abutments are to he
, capped with several it -miles, pf[con-
crete, built up on/neiv focitings.-
"Af the same .time-eanstructiOri.
of a' four -foot sidewalk on the -south.
side of the, No. .8. highway bridge
:will be „proceeded with.he woik.
is being. carried out by. a depart-:..
ment of highways ere*: '
,The.bridge, ',designed -fat traffic
in horse -and buggy days; has been
repaired . on Several ° 'occasions.'
About 20 years .age the -Width was
increased,' but since :the , rebuild-
ing and 'Widening of the highway
three years ago,'.. a dangeroes
con-
ditind has been, created /or,pedes::
triahs, traffic. The new sidewalk is
designed: to 'ease .thiS. situation. '
.4%
.
The extensive experimenM1 work
which is being done on the Huron
C.,4ninty Farm Is:under the itnrriedi-
-ate-stAfervition9g-Stan1ey--,CullinsT=
who is acting farm manager at the
Huron County Home 'during the
absence through illness of Harvey
Johnston.
Following the program of field
:inspections, which occupied the
"itime_frem 7:30 n.in: to 9:00 p.ni„,
_ethication4i program were '•con-
duoted M 'the auditorium: A pro-
gram ,for women was conducted
during the ',field deino,nstratMns,
,with.lVirs. Shirley McAllister, home
*econOrnist--for 'Huron, in charge,
aseisted by Miss tette Tillman. ,
'William Clarke., first . vice-presi-
dent,' and Clarence - Shaw,' second -
vice -president, were in- charge of
the outdoor' program of talks at
the field sites. -.Speakers. included
William Hardy, Chatham, 'fieldma,n
for IVray and Baker, who spoke on
the spray testing ,eXperinients;
, Carl ,Mumby, London, of Chipman
Seaforth Pair Chemicals, who spoke on .herbi-
,
Winthrop .and
Brussels Continue
Playoff $ertei
- The Winthrop -Brussels series in
the 'Huron Football 'League , play-
offs continues , this week. The five -
game series ' went .
' the with
tvvo tie games, and to, Winner de
-
The,team will play One,: or pos-
sibly two games,4uhtil one team
has two wAns to its credit. At the
present time Winthrop has two
wins. Meanwhile, .St. Coluinban
al.kaits the winner to play off for
the 'championship. The next game
in the tie,c1 series -will be played in
'Brussels on Thursday night at
,
Winthrop' ............ . . . 2 .2
Brussels ..... 2 2 4
In the Juvenile division, St. Col-
umban and Winthrop •played, to a
one -all .tie in their first game of
the.best-of-three series. Vhd next
gathe will be itt Winthrop Friday
night at; 7:30 p.m. ` •
riur_jaion Rso0aix afiCdOUNCroTiptiSm---DprAIRoveni."eaR:TssoReSiaS2-1vtioan.s ,n1-learnide'".1-at- ttsedaHYnai-otthCeonntiWylitligohineTCetnton, Patr;--
cia Marshall, 18, leirkton, second from the 'left, was chosen whiner and will rePresent Huron at
sbarrean: ohD of Gs'tclhiCec:ealiOnts(ahErixoWpoDosoietdaohararmtprnb; oetniViotiSbos;nAagrini:ichpuastilir-eR; 7SsaenildrRaragigrildt, 'GCcIdliffeorriedll';'rfullineldernr-aullizjoardtlYea:ds:aniallrlyel
the CNE in September when a Da rY
parling, x Queen of Ontario will be chosen. Shown with Miss
Bowling Honors
A Seaforth pair won district hon-
ors in a bowling tou.rnarnent last
week 1371". Chritbe •and -F. C. 'J.
Sills „topped two .other entries to
,
= They -played a ,,Tavistock -pain
and Wen, At the same time, Clin-
ton won over Stratford. In the play-
off game, the •Seaforth men took •Aareotlioral school, Ridgetown,
the: game -from Clinton. •. who explained l'od-row and drill -
Stratford was a , winner in ' the Width tests of varieties of oats,
rink's' division over a rink from bai'leyand wheat, and pasture injx-
In the sing10,Dr. J. C. MacLen-
- Delbert Geiger was. chairman for
Tian lost' a • Clinton -bowler, 'Freda ,9:115nipntm.prograiri which began at
Elliott. Mr. Elliottcontinued on to
Speakers ' included Wil -
defeat a Stratford man, to win the Ham Jewitt, Irullett township, war_
match.' . ' •den"OtHuron; Ivan.Forsyth, reeve
of Tockersmith,. chairman of the
. . Huron County Agriculture Cornreit-
' o - operation tee; Valentine Becker, Dashwood,
- chairman of • the Huron. County
cide experiments ,in, . corn. plots.
John Murray, of the soils depart -
Mein, Ontario' Agricultural College,
Guelph, and H. 33eliman,
ngni-
cultural engineer, . Walkerton, .. who
spoke on the drainage problems ,i1-
111strated in We growth cif -Same or
the test plantingsof Corn; Barry
Volkers, Oakville, of North Ameri-,
can Cyanamid who explained fer-
tilizer test plot .experiments; Wen-
dell Snow of the Western Ontario
With News Items
The ExpOsitor is always anx-
hats to receive 'testis I:if neWS.
regarding • your, visitors, your
visits, wedding, anniversaries,
births -any iteni' that would in-
terest your many ftiends and
neighbors. If 'you have an item
for pliblication, call The Ex-
positor, 141, mail it or bring it
• to our Office. '
If it is more convenient to
bring items to the offiee after
our business heurs, use can be
'made of a- handy slot in the
front door, where items of.
news or advertising copy may
be deposited.
(FrOili'llie, 'Trillium, the Official - In accepting his award Mr. Kerr
said he thOughtit Was -'"made ,16
education".:. Theaward was a Vote
of 'confidence in education that it
--will-be-ablel-to-overeorne-ita-tWo
major Problems: to keep students"
in School untilthey have reached
' their Oil Potential, and to stress
bette courses for, better 'students
-thatIs, to stress .the firat curric-
ulum, i.e„ the. amenities of college
Mr, ,Kerr - waS named '. principal
of Ayersan when it Was establish-
ed in, 1948..: He has played an inn -
portant, part in the organizationof
'Ryerson, and in the organization
of the whole technical institute pro-
gram for Ontatio.--whic ' itivOlves
publication of the Civil Service As
sociatiOn of Ontario.).
H. II. Kerr, principal ef,Ontaria's
— famed -Ryerson- Institute of Tech-
nology, Wes hanoured at the annital
meeting of the Professional
Insti-
tute of the" Public' Service of Can-
ada in April. Mr. Kerr N well
knoWn in Seaforth. He is a son of
the late Mr, and Mrs. James Kerr,
of Seaforth.
"For contributions to national or
international well-being in fields
other than pure or applied science,"
Mr. Kerr was, awarded one of two
Geld Medals granted by the Insti-
tutes
caTiC
the Instithte of Mining at: Hailey
bury, the. Institute of Textiles, at
Hamilton, :and the Lakehead Tedh-
nical Inattfute at Part Arthur.
Born in . Seaforth, " Ontario, in
1900-,- i -graduated -M eeh-
ni c al ; Engineering frem, the Uni-
versity of Toronto in 1922. He held,
variouS, engineering positions in in-
dustry -for three years before turn-
ing: to teaching technical , subjects
in Galt, and later in Toronto:
In 1930 he was appointed direc-
tor of the technical division' of the
Oshawa Collegiate and Vocational
Institute, continuing in . that posi-
tion ,until 1040. At the same time
he Continued his StUdies at theUni-
.
versity of Toronto, and in 1932 re-
ceived his B.Paed. •
1
n 1940 Mr. Kerr Was appointed
,ector of"War lEinergetiek Train-
ing for the federal gevetninent.
From. 1944 to. 1948 he Was ,Ontario
regional director of- eanadigir Th -
-to the newly -established Ryerson
Institute, operating under the On-
tario Department of. Education.
Mr. Kerr is a member of the As
-
satiation of Professional Engineers
of Ontario, the Engineering Insti-
tute of Canada, and the American
SoeietY,for Engineering Education,
His' representations to the Engin-
eering Institute of Canada were an.
Apperjant factor in the Inotittite's
prOviding:.prefessiOnai accredita-
tion for graduates Of technical in-
stitute Courses. '
Horne Committee; Melburn Green-
wood; R.R. 1 Mitchell- a director
of the Ontario' Soil and Crop, Im-
provementAssociation; Russell
Bradford,„ Goderich,fieldraan. for
the dairy branch, Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture:
A lunch, provided by the IISCIA,
was served by members of the
Clinton junior Farmers and Clin-
ton, Junior Institute,
Hoeing Turns .'Up
Century -old Coin
,
' _While hoeing.:in the garden at
the Huron Road home of his 'last
week, Seines- Carter turned up a
coin that at first he thought was
a silver dollar. ,
When the tarnieh was removed,
however,:the °obi, Was revealed as
a bank token,' issned in1854 by
the BSnktd--TYpper--Canada.-- On
one tide was the nettle of the bank
the date !and', the figure of a Man
on a hor,se.--On the other side were
the worda: ',Tank Token -O. ne-lialf
penny,- arid a crown.
Fractures Arm
When Tire. BlIOWs
'Two new buildings willbe' erect-
ed at Seafatth. fait ,grOMida in the to make. arrangements .for ,a- recere
neat :future." in. ,Pteparation fpr ; the :tion.:;for ',the Hon. W. .
e -Co rninitteeaPpainted.Were„,
this :year is heing; held :•Thursday 'Graitiniett„. and ,Mrs.
and Friday, 'Septeitibet• 24 and ' 23.; ,Mae
'." The ;buildings wbieh are content,:, „Printiag:, of fall . fair..prize
plated Will Icinse the Huron County lists was Completed this ,,Week. :and
Blacj and White Show The show ,:these will he :mailed, out. this ,Week-;
is sponsored by Huron Holstein end.' Feature of the,prizelist' thiS
club. and Isc'cleseribed'hy.,...Holstein year i llie."Melbsion. seefieia:
'Garcion ,for•-the-SeafOrth JeniatlFair". Head.
edlif-Arthui. S. Bolton, chairman,
' Of.Pold-type construction similar the,doMniittee has :lined 'tipo,ii,';;ex-•
to the' present :cattle bang:, which .cellent- exhibit, section 'for ;4-11
house; the, THerefed fRegienal. Show clubs, Junior Farmers and "Junier
.end the"',IlutonPerth Shorthorn' ,,Institute groups. • - •
ShoW, the . buildings are .expeeted,
to :house' over 150 head of 11O1Stein
cattle. Sizes- of the huildings,,Will
be 28 feet by 1$6,feet: •
.a.limited amdunt, of 'drainage work'
Prior to the building the.ha. ,
Will :he:. carried out : to nein drain:
the infield area. , • ;,
',Scheduled to ,be opened ,at. pM.
on Septerriher. 23, by 'the'. Minister
,of Agriculture for Ontario,, a 'coin-
Mittee was Set up at the Thursday
a o
meeting Of the Agriculttiral SaCieti•
- •
. When the car in which he was
driving swerved as .9 „ -„tire blew,
Al 'Ornminett was thrown out' and
suffered a fractured elbow.
The accident occurred as Mr.,
Ortinntriett, who drives for Seaforth
Farmers Co-op . produce division
WAS, cei his ' way • to his Tueltersreith
Mine Friday evening.:
Cheek Accidents
In HensaIl-Arect
'Accidents in , the Hensall". area
this past -week included two OD&
car, crashes. Thursday evening, a
car driven, by Alphonse 'Goneau, 38,'
of London, •left the road a half'
mile .north of Hensall and struek'
a tree. ,he.vehicle Was traVelling
sonth. ,
°A Passenger, William Dunlop, 51,
London, suffered fractured ribs,
whife-the-.-,son of the driver,
Copean, 10, escaped.injury
The injured were treatedat the
scene by Dr.; M. G. Gans, of EXe-
OPP Constable D. M. Westover,
of the 'Exeter 'detachment, investi-
gated .and placed damages to the
•
1958 model at „.$1,0e0. •
Breaks, Poles
Ari accident Saturday ''.evening
_cads ed ne'injurMs dclaireages of
$150. . A car,, driven by 'Menial,
Graham Arthur, 17, Of Exeter, was
preceedingnarth and; in passing a
ear' on the right, went off the road,
striking . a hydro, pole and hydro
brace pole, breaking them off. The
aggident. acetified a....mile north of
Hensall,
Along with the Arthur lad was -
Larry Smith,' 18, Exeter. Neither
of the youths were injured. 'Dant:
age .to the car was estimated by
OPP' Constable D. M. Westover at
Ari accident' 21/2. :mite§ north of.
Zurich on the Goshen Line, mtni,
day afternoon, involved two • 1/2. -ton
;pickup trueks,, driven by Douglas'.
James Dinsinore, 31, of R.R;
oWned by his father, Thos
R.II„ 1; Zurich; ' and:
-Stanley Rat,: 3, uricli,
bvitned by Mahlon 'Saudif., Zurich
..RileY was .driving south;,Diasniore
east, when they- collided in the „cen-
tre of the intersection. Dinsmore's.
trtick flipped otter on its. side. Mee
the-southeaste ditch. No injuries re-
sulted, bit damages amounted to
159..-Charges--are--pending,- The
ageident was 'investigated by OPP
D. M. Westover, of Exeter detach
-
Tent.
. •David Boyd celebrates her
aath birthday on Thursday, jtily 23,
The former Charlotte- °uncles, she
has spent her 8ntir6 life in McKil-
lop Mwriship. , • ,
, She is still active in the W.A.
of BethelAinited Church:. She is in
good health'. and makes her home
'with her son, Charles Boyd. A
brother, George Dundas, live's' in
Walton •
In a cemetery a visitor nOtieed
an old Chinainan•placing a bowl of
rice on a. grave, ."What time do
you expect your friend to come up
and eat the rice?" he asked. '
The old' Chinese 'smiled, "Same
time your friend come up to 'Smell
the &Avers," .„•„
SeekTo
VaanEdnolism
Seaforth and district police are
co-operating with Lions Park staff
to • eliminate-- lawless. .element§
which have, been treating' damage
-te-the-park--property-after,honts,
,
Believed' to be the work of .gangs
of youth who do, not ordinar.ily.use
the facilities of tlie"park, the dam-
age_irequently is caused, by reck-
less driving in the park, area..
Following the raiui ef last Week'
-end' when the ground- in the play-
isnogmefitiemlde a pis
s.oniftarrdealirgs-
drfcoarosthivoe,n•osna at ehr sr$:peeeoendi, itinto by
athonede..; •
pool has been broken nta bY Roe- .
turner swimmers. Ort other, occa-
sions picnic tables -ancl---bencheS4
have been overturned, light bulbs .
smashed and refuse cans thrown
into the river. - : •
Aleanishile, the park and pool
are 'enjoying " one of the :busiest
seasons on record; with- several
-Major, - picnics- -scheduled.-2-alniost-t-
every, clay. Perfect: summer Wea-
ther -hot, with practically no rain ,
-has attracted hundreds of addi-
tional people to. the 'park.
Attendance at the pool at the '
end of last VPqk had increased
nearly '2,000 over the correspond-
ing period last. Year: In the three ,
weeks the pool has been Open, .
.11,088 • people- had-- been in the
Move. To Listowel
..- Dr, Donald J. Munn, of Inger
-
sell, and Dr. William D. Munn, of.,
Clinton, with 'their , families, have
established ,residence in the Town.
of Listowel, where they will'prac-:
tis e ,,Medieine. They are sons of
Dr. Sarne§' ' and WITS.
Munn, of Seaforth.
, -
SEVEBAL-HUNDIR,ED FARM FOLK from Huron attended the
twilight meeting ,of the Heron Soil and Crop Improvement Associa-
tion" Tuesday- evening, The affair afforded an opportunity' for Miss
Bette% Tillman, b,ewly.appointed home 'economist for the pontity,
who arr.ivdt this week, to meet some of the people With 'whom she
Will be dealhig. Above, she is welcomed to the county by J. Cnn
Hemingway, secretary-fieldman of the Moon County Federation Of
Agtitoltore, (Expositor photo, by Phillips)..