The Huron Expositor, 1960-05-19, Page 1010,-411g- HURON EXFOSITQR; SEAIj'O1 T 1, Qh1T., MAY 18 1960
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But for reasons beyond the control of the
Lions Club, it is not possible to hold the
Annual Paper Drive in May as usual.
The drive will take place in the early part of
June, and residents are urged to co-operate
by continuing to save paper and magazines
until that, time.
Announcement of the drive will be made as
soon as possible.
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C of C Promotes Annual
Spring Clean-up Campaign
-- Clean -Up, Fix -Up, Paint -Up is
not just a one-week program, but
a guide for better civic living
throughout the entire year, accord-
ing to James A. Stewart, president
of the Seaforth Chamber of Com-
merce.
"The future of our town is de-
pendent on the traits shown during
our Clean -Up campaign, namely,
energetic interest," the president
declared. "Through demonstra-
tion' of these qualities in the next
few weeks, we should set a pat-
tern for the rest of the year. The
results we accomplish and the
Fire Chief Scott
Urges Clean -Up
To Prevent Fire
Don't let fire hide in your home
—Clean -Up, Fix -Up, Paint-Up—Fire
Chief John F. Scott advises.
"That old box of cast-off cloth-
ing, the pile of newspapers in the
basement, the oily mop in the clos-
et, and the storeroom's flammable•
liquids are all hideaways forfire's
threat," the Fire Chief explained.
"And unpainted wood is ready fuel
for fire," Chief Scott continued.
"For the protection of your fam-
ily and home, get rid of old cloth-
ing, magazines, mattresses and
papers. Protect wood surfaces
with paint. Dispose of oily mops
and rags and all flammable items.
Get rid of dried grass and leaves,
especially those near the house
foundation. Check your wiring to
be certain it is adequate to meet
present - day electrical require-
ments.
"Fight fire before it starts by
getting rid of its hiding place,"
Chief Scott advised, as he urged
'full co-operation for the C of C
Spring Clean -Up campaign.
FEDERATION
NEWS
By J. CARLHEMINGWAY
Huron County Federation of Ag-
riculture directors' meeting was
held May 12. We would extend
the appreciation of the Federation
to Sgt. Barker and Constable Hobbs
of the Ontario Provincial Police,
for coming to the meeting and ex-
plaining the law governing the op-
eration of farm machinery on pub-
lic roads.
Here are a few of the things we
found out: -
1. All roads for public use come
under the same regulations.
2. Operators of farm, tractors or
self-propelled machines must lie
16 years or over, but are not re-
quired to have a motor vehicle
driver's permit..
3. - Overall width of machine
must not be more than eight feet,
other special permission must -'be
obtained. These can be obtained
from the Department of Highways.
4. Trailers with a gross weight
of over 3.000 pounds require a
braking system.
5. Farm machines are required
to -have lighting similar to any mo-
tor vehicle for movement on the
roads at night.
In reading these things you may
think that the law is pretty strict,
but let -us remember that these
laws are for our own safety.
Since our county federation con-
stitutidti was last revised in 1951,
marketing of farm products by
commodity groups marketing
boards has become quite contro-
versial and it has been felt that
the position of the county federa-
tion should be clarified.
The Resolutions Committee pre-
sented the following statement of
policy which will be presented for
discussion pt the county annual
meeting in November. We hope
you will take a little time out to
consider the question.
The County Federation uphelds
the right of farmers to organize
and work together collectively for
the benefit of agriculture.
2. The County Federation sup-
ports all commodity groups in
their right to market their produce
in whatever manner that group de-
-tides, and will do all in its power
to persuade Government to provide
the necessary legislation.
3. The County Federation will
do all in its power to dispense un-
biased information on any com-
modity group problem at the re-
quest of that commodity group.
4. In case of a vote on a com-
modity group marketing plan the
County Federation will do all in
its power to organize, assist and
encourage all producers to vote.
5. The ,County Federation sup-
ports the democratic principle that
the minority must obey the will of
the majority in whatever area for
which the vote is called.
Reports were lacking from the
affiliated groups since at this time
of year activity in farm organisa-
tion is at a minimum, but the dairy
Princess Contest to8befherd atathhe
Clinton Spring Pair, lime 11, .
habits of cleanliness and beauty
which we acquire will persuade
teurists to stop over in our town,
will create an environment .which
will attract new industry and citi-
zens. New industry means many
new jobs, with special opportuni-
ties for our youth," Mr. Stewart
ZION
Mrs. Mary . Malcolm returned
home on Sunday after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gor-
don and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mur -
die, Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barker, Terry,
and Ray, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin William,s, Bur-
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roney and
sons and Mrs. Albert Roney spent
Mother's Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hyde and
family - visited' -'her mother, Mrs.
Alexia Malcolm, on Mother's Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold De Clute
and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
De Clute and Mrs. Will Murdie, of
Lucknow, spent Sunday with Mr.
'2nd Mrs. Dalton Malcolm:
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Williams,
Mitchell, with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Roney on Monday.
Honor Bride.Elect
About 69 friends and neighbors
gathered at Campbell's basement'
on Saturday evening to extend good
wishes to Margaret (Peggy) Hig-
gerson, whose marriage takes plac-
later this month. An address, writ-
ten by Mrs. Dalton Malcolm, wasp
read by Faye McKenzie.
The bride received gifts of kit-
chenware, linen and china, She was
assisted in unwrapping and dis-
playing them by Donna Barker,
Gloria Ann Pepper and Betty Ann
Barker.
The program consisted of a sing-
song, readings by Bonnie Barker,
Diane Rose and Mrs, McKenzie;
an accordion solo by Wanda Moore
and a mouth organ medley by
Mrs. R. S. Aikens. Bingo followed,
with the winners handing their
prizes to the bride. A.contest con-
cluded the program.
Mrs. Lawrence Barker,Mrs.
Lloyd Barker, Mrs. Dalton Mal-
colm and Mrs. W. McKenzie spon-
sored the event. -
Daughter: "I'm sure you'll like
Tom, Dad. He's a very nice young
man."
Father: "Does he have any
money?"
Daughter: "Oh, you men are all
so curious. Tom recently asked me
the very same thing about you."
•
said.
"Clean -Up, Fix -Up, Paint -Up is;
in reality, a key—a key to health,
beauty, safety, fire prevention, new
business, industry and citizens. It's
up to every citizen to help unlock
the door to a bright future for
Seaforth."
Grey Council Meets
Grey Township council at their
May 7th meeting considered three
applications for a loan under the
Tile Drainage Act, Clerk Edythe
M. Cardiff was instructedto ad-
vertise for tenders on the Lamont
Extension Drain, to be in on June
4th.
The following accounts were
paid: Association of Assessing Of-
ficers, membership fee, $10; City
of Toronto, nursing home care,
$48.60; Twp, of Arthur, relief,
$14.66; Twp. of Turnberry, Hyslop
Drain, $11.34; Mrs. ,J. MacTavish,
printing Lamont Extension Drain
by-laws, $14.50; E. M. Cardiff, La-
mont by-laws, $20:50; Town of Sea -
forth, debenture payment, High
School, $969.25; N. Young, hens
killed, $26.25; N. Hann -a, fox boun-
ty, $36; The Municipal World, sup-
plies, $63.71; S. Alexander, dump
rent, $25; repair .fence at dump,
$17.10; S. Sweeney, level Sellers'
dump, $26; level Smillie Drain,
$52; Canada Packers, warble pow -
dei, $492; Fred Smalldon, warble
inspector, $265; R: Cunningham
stove oil, office $30.67, fire hall
$28.51; R. Marks, towing fire truck,
$5.00; G. Rowland, gas, fire truck,
$5.90; Firemen,. $163.50; roads,
$3,7.84.69.
At a special meeting of council
held earlier, the council accepted
the resignation of Stirling Hood as
maintainer operator, and the clerk
was instructed to advertise for ap-
plications for an operator. The ap-
plications are to be in by 5 p.m,
Friday, May 27.
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