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Ed i to ri a 1
School's Wit, drive safely
,Behoof, out andso are the hundreds of school .kitis enjoying
their summer vacation. They're swimming. playing baseball.
soc,eer.,and utber spurts or having fun with their frirmds. And
toget to their destinitiun. many of them walk or bike.
ff you're driving. please be aware of the children. whu. in
tlte.enthusiasm of no school for two months. might not always
be thinking ,about traffic anti all 'uf the rules of the road.
(Lees have a safe summer. - D.W.S.
Levers to the Editor
Story on lawsuit
against town
contained inaccuracies
Pear Editor:
The front page of the June
18th edition of the Expositor
contained misinformation
and inaccuracies. It is disap-
-pointing that your paper
arcade no attempt to confirm
its information as factual.
The lawsuit brought by
Robert $all industries
fLimited .was stat "asijudiciit-
cd". The facts are as follows:
Robert ,Bell Industries
Limited withdrew its claim
against the Town on June 5,
1997. In legal parlance we
discontinued the action. We
discontinued our claim after
discovering an obscure but
pervasive aspect of 'Ontario
Iaw.
Case (precedent) law hat
established that a mumicippli-
ty is per_ obliged to enforce
its .by+laws. We .were thor-
.upghly itstopnded :to learn
this,>bpt.the Town of Scoforth
is pill hold responsible to
uphold its laws.
The 'lawn was flu( "award-
ed" S2,50O.UO one costs. The
Town was - "awarded"
$2,5U0.0() toward its costs.
_On June 5th, in court. the
Town gave a clear undertak-
ing to •Robert 13e11 Industries
Limited.. The Town has
pledged to ret,Tin the' develop-
er s $1UfQti91110 djusit,lo
ensure -the development
.Oats tbc,dcveltfpmont agree-
ment registered on the devel-
,cper's-title.
,i mottg important features
required tby that agreement.
and, not yet provided. are a
.five !foot chain link ;fence
adjacent 10 our .prupe.rty 400
traffic,blvcking curbing also
adjacent<to our property.
Tours truly,
(Charles Smith.
:Sc.,iP.f tlg•
President,
Robert Ate II1ntIut1e;jcs
I.imited
Thank to community
jor Big Bike ride
;Dearbil119r
The 'Newt and Stroke
Foundation .of NifitA4io,
Alunon Chapter. sends .;ipcere
,thanks to,the comMIMity,fir
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Would the teal Jack Pethick ulease stand uo?
tlaadk fRsthisitt awass.e,nime $try
-fptubatttyf t1le,mtrs►Altein-
lik.ed itewaptgpar reportana elrr
to _work in tate ;ales galtatny.at
Queen 'a %ilk. Mr ayes
friend tsr,aerrgront..ihisall l-
legguw, tile; politieinns.tmtl
the civtl,asnvanta,.ns.0
,reportartfontheI1 Laudon Were
&rests them-oven:1J thetentario
,,guvemment and.pulitic al
atfairs.alII of his.tuldltillfe -
fcnm'hditah ihnhum in [the
1940s.tothe early daya,uf
B(IllIDavis.
Irak .was nal the wutat
onset man. at,QuetsmslPa$k.
i u.ia rding:to:hsllow news-
man :IIttm, O 1JElearn, ' ethiek
was -tin .worst.tiressed man in
the whole damn-.wutld."
• OIRe am.elairmtd Hook's suits
lucked:better in s pite. un the
°fluor than.they.did on look.
in• thin- daysalmping in
your clothes .was.wbyrprutl-
uat of ridgy nighrhinges.
Jack tett strongly 'that cleatn-
ing and pre saing .was -a dis-
graceful way:ty mpand money.
• :He was of the. tett salami
and although an objective
newsman, he every mueh liked
and tespeeted:nestle Frost.
And uf.suurse Jack was a
favourite -of Mr. 'Flint who
was.wull aware that .ate
Landon 'Fnee Pam waa.suld
throughout the Tory heartland
of Westem.Qntariu. Jack s'uv-
ered every urn: of the 22 by-
.elections won by •frust during
his dozen years as -Premie.
John Robarts•tuuk uver ttte
Pannier's office and.again
Jack had a aloe and friendly
r.
GLiiefit ci1lttmt!1 by
Clare WeSiCeft
re and tow! , . '. •niiur
as they ,were .both :frum
Lundun. tRubatts became
leatbar,ofrthe government yin
19661 -.and that .year radio
fumt,c arae to:the;ksgislaUtne..
i!runnenG1ube anti Mail
rspurtes Godfrey lltiudsun
'arrived 'to siover,Queeu'6 Pa*
fur FY - the it rst:iv:rep ort
news:by omen: instettd.of
print in the history of ttte leg-
islature.
Ext. tt for the .woks tthe
house was sitting.the only
'full/time reiptmesrs .were [nim
the .Tele Brum. the'C lube and
the itur. Although lifhutnsun
newspitpurs andCimadian
'Pleas wine beginning •w tatke
muco interest in' Ontario g w-
ei'nment business.
'theearly .195Qsthe house
only sat fur six .%woks,
alwuye ending 'the Thuncday
before •Gaud Friday. By the
mid -'1956t Premier Frvat
added a ttw els .in the X11.
fiasv TIrilrPb But rich for the
salary was a mare 12;ttN0 a
year with very mutat
_eopenact, pita; 41 coach pabb
tar the fT$L far travel in
Onuuio. A.uouple cif the
MPPs uiiad site tree past w
gu 'hum tby drain cawary night
and had the neat morning to
save :the e.gamre of a hutdl
mum. Some had adeal for 15
Riegle at the (Royal Ifurk and
tonne auiyntl at,the Ford at
Say and ®undab Sou 13.
Jadk'6 gallery meads
bulked after flim Nowell this •
poper .almost ffimd him. Fur
leek, drinking meant paining
out ur falling atikap and stay-
ing that way !fcn.t aatend d
periods. Iib was mut .uraaam-
:mtm,tur live entries tin the
same Haws item iv arrive at
the news - desk at :the Fame
Press - all signed Peithiek -
hut,tdl written .in .a different
style by colleagues 'Who
•knew he was mitaing,ur iuo
hunge ter,ty file a stcxgr.
In the opting .uf .1954 atter
spending a .weekend at my in-
laws 1 eanght the al►'Iindsor-to-
Tirruntu irate ase passed
thruugh'Wuudstuelk. 11 went
inty the eoacth amuker to have
a stigarette and found Dade.
JSe .had hoarded :the train -45
minutes earlier :m London, tm
his .way to et/write ,opaino
-of 'the llannstature.
'We -exchanged hello's and
when J asked how he was the
answered. "Clare, t have a he,
of a problem." afiuming !c
meant men y 1 unit a e -
dung at, 'a'm
f' to a frit whom true I cam let
you haw u couple of dot -
''
"That 't not the problem."
And at he looked dawn 1
c:attght what he meant 1 twat
out with the pup,' he said
.'And they poured TUC (ITI the
train without my bloody
shuns." Forumately 1 had
enough fur a omi w got urs
from Union Statent to the
legislature budding.
He ticnew he could borrow a
pair from Thomson ccAum-
s iaat and thnking buddy Dam
O'H am. For Don kept retro
dodos for the Friday night*,
his initiating meant he
wouldn't =I a it out of the
1 fret met Jacek durgtg the
(holm by-tilaotiun in 1945 ha
the slays when politics was
:only sgpcmttsd in print. Berme
partitions discovesr d radio
..air radio discovered puliti-
t7ians - and television was
still a decade away.
There was standing rodeo
.only at Carom's }fait. it was
a tally in support rfthe
Genn tra'tttive tsutdidate Tcr7�r
Pride. A monument maker
f tan Exeter vitt° in late
years married toy Grade 3
teacher. Marty Sell.
The guest was con-
servative t1 '1P brim Cathcart
front Sarnia. Later to become
Minister of TsaveJ and
CONTIARJED on page 12
Legend for:picturns :in Yesterday on facing pale
Looking at Seaforth over the years
All pictures are from .Frank Sills' personal rphuto albums
and collection of Seafurth .mteauorabitia, and flee published
to ;honour of Canada Day 1897- Scanning and flaying by •
The Kowa it %pas icor antiguellar Carupbell.
The .pietitlos nee titkntiftml, ,.eburs p ussttltte, hula ails (top
of the page, roughly •in rows, left lo:right.
MOW 11 - j - Watermelon hunting, Toni Sills, t?..JFrank
Sills: 2 - ,Daminian Uay (now ,Canada Pay) ;Parade ,in
Sealurth 1938 or 39:j- Orampu Tom .Lhtly. Penciled on the
back of this very old photograph is wtitlem "They say he
wits the first white man-in-Egmondville.
.ROW 2 1- Jackrabbit( hunting; g- Settfor.th
Highlooder.s 1938/39: 3- High School Cadets.
IIQW 3 - 1.aad2, Train wrack weyt,af.eafatiti.
ROW 4 - "The Rink"; 2- klockey ,teaam, :eacty 40s
beat Paisley 4-1 in finals. left to right. `Farmer" ttloFaddee,
Stade (?), ,Gard .Muir, Jack Nittholsun; - A :Seufodt#t- arm
winter late 11439s.; 4. - Tow ;cud hank ate' skiing at mdse
Qully" f - Woskti et St. hews; 6 - the goundhouso.; 7 --
,w#141c,,also; late 19 -
MOW f Fuel Wallis and ., 'I,,.an;, the MAW*
2 - /Mettle n
' , tbiN, olitfaat, Ftcnkk C '
' s, eGyr l wry.: $ -
Seafarth Lawnbowling Club.
SOS' f6 - double, 'man and Flank SiJis; Z -
Seatorth Col iate;,, - Yory 014-studio����1�y�ihoto of pieaInikkotott
early Settfoeth res(idatit., *tdrttw tCatder; 4 - Seafartb Old
)nays SRetmioe :1944; f - Seatorth fituotus soccer team 1913-9:
* - Dora (1001y) Sills., bertha (If3aly) O'tt:otuaal, ivfargytcot
(Aal) JyleVerealax., Faker$bea.
! - 1 - ;IMMO IR&oixttelat awl; g - (*woo-)
Madcet Sunni Jacking *eat.; - Ilov pg went me Cxestlericlet
Street ,Wert; .! - Pi aruiby Oaty. 9, hilargacot toy. .
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Mustard. of }ugiuld, ?the
supposed . thief *iiig .a young
man who, according to has
otflfo Autry, (had •aleft ,in -the
hay delft Atter height, sand rte
whole r. 'Mustard gave
breakfast nejtt :morning. The
fellow came 'to Seafur1h with
Mr -Mustard's .wtiufl,.and jai
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1klarc,•Af?Ihib tQwn. flowinitg�
them ,another .whcol, whin t
he failed to .ration. $?his
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to !London. and ,the ,man Who
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