The Huron Expositor, 1958-09-12, Page 2FEDERATION
Siiice1.869, Serving ate .Co;nzinamity First
Published at, SEA,FQRTH. ONTA13,10,.„ every . Thursday morrnn
XcLiean
-ANDREW Y. MCLEAN; 'Editor,
.S.1.113SCIIIPTI,ON, BATES:
MiTad4 (in Advam0 .$2.501b. Year
United. States (iri advance) $3 50 a Yer
,slistolkE co"ems --- 5_ CANTS EACH
Anthoriz; ed tis-seeend Class Mali, Post Office Department; Ottawa
Member ,of
Canadian Weekly
*Newspapers "
Association
-CARL • IIHMINGWAY
:These Of you Who haNiel)e,en •get-
tidg:--: rid -Of Yetir,: Old hens lately
Will realize .the. -need for a . strong
PetiltrY ,organitation.,: I
was talking. to a. poultry :'dealer
yesterday, . who quote.d a .price ., -Of
16c • for overfive peunds; He also
1 ______ normed me that prospects were fr,oinprevious:. stor1es,i. inasmuch
es.I. desire . to ..ansWer... SeVen. letters,.
import, hens xrnTn'..tbo, a r'svnich 1•."have reeeiVed.--",of
at
OMParative,.farmers. in Huron County—
and. this's. sees- froPil...
our market
33111e°fi.e147.thstrict '7111°'.
was m:.e.ackt letter.doesnt know that the .thS .
their
opct ievey:s: rt. (parity, ine( irseetn:; rital nege. t 'hi se atoeti and/or
i; ,;f tbel f ,h11 1 ff 4ki d. theyliving when it e 00° 1 • 1. ; 6r° t 7. 0 u do. g th
same
sjdizedso
ing 'tlieY :vote- very :,riinch as
Idf$gee::: ea:/j°71". 'swould14n :Phe;•x.,' has
-s:i1".:6: jaebal atn of feed. ever the ritadvantage of dhhi:triel.eest-17 back "Pre,SidOlt-Vrah7:: lieye that the: farmer • is the '" r e 4.14
:the VerY1..0.1,1taet,.. let me say; did Gran'013a before,
in like to remind
fratilcrYT.I.Tdoret ,H.einoctat or, Repullic an. • doThe-:
tWqen.,.'0`faide A.lorge.:leed.:Gra0e • A iiiii..D:7R00:SeVAt'S(..-tinief.,,,0ur baCkbene"..-„Of.:ietonortY,::if . the _far.
is .ers.'begair.-.:gettitigthesquelor .,haeltbcite :.' ecannin the
nieMberj1. the quality ',IS; the. sat40..• •theY didialtAiise,-,'':heatia 'and., Wheat fariner well -neither is
'The. 'difference. IS they. didn't:, gt.b*,: . so on.: "and anyone else. ; ..-believe farm .
ttiel :Weight The 'spread, ,Sitra-iir. dewn to ..4,ist-thepl-a-c-e .1shoi1d be .
about 3c :spread roelv,tottcm;.: parity' ceiling es-. *mob:: .• "... : •
'gets to • the ' .• grains Tb : lot: !'of -solve •• ',1arinet's
consumer . buy
eggs'. They. are-. 1-1.0.4-pot.,,••,,Ii.r,.fOOd proved l3ut lJy 1938 lo 1940 0iie know4hat Ontario and Mienigan
unit eoulCheani-lotid:murtaurings: Irom, farmers ...Prohlerri;S:. are ;:'rnueb:th
This..big:r.spread. also bad.... for farmeisHesPeciallY'RepUblicens, saMe: but to. analyze
the producer, Since . it pushes the .be :better Off : 'leafs: or: .offer etireHNOT
retail ,.price:.'far. thriA.large se high; 'Washitigttin: would let us alene;" not this:Irishman! '' is. one :argu7,
off. aro want.„'ailY ,:politician • tient I want., to ................out •
en n. cr.". FrOd4b0i..a'. teliing" how ,whe at, I.. can . ' ' •
ebuld....,finance..i.-a-'sfriell . , . Very .":
, , „
.Staffireprese"ritatiec-dorild'he,.iiiade died,: and. Henry ,Crl\T-EI4L
,
, Y
quickly t en -intent' to • 'apply TrUmat,., farmer
" impOrt..eenttOls;:..to: prevent :Sneh, a; :hitiraelt::-- took
*OP in the :price,: df..fewl.....i.nent, .0niy, 'lent the faith".
ilis:-s4xite.st.p.ft,...,0,,ld-,q1m,keen.e itereas",edit...110,WaS...x.egarded'
DeidAses-2-Whiitl-S,
virginal ,.t.Fattnicar..•-:
information _before by manyfarmers'as., a farillera..
the conSuiiier, ., as ,.te.. the . of ..,'resident When he , .w
PhD,of :ithe..-.1ater.:Pete.r.'•the different: grades: of Tegge....:IiheSe.
Fusher of Wmghani He Was', things., would, keep the, cus 1948',:„. it was ,the' `,`farm. vote'':.: that •
rlephew of Mis Georg Hanna of touj-tr.„,..a..y..:an& re kept ,hini. in as Huren:;Hien.siter
-i)ar-,..t....-...tcOuce.-..for...0....sulali-'fo'&."Velt!"..and... Truman, Wero; ernocl„ a. s. b
pagia
Mceopkey of Guelph Dr Fjsher-deducted ftom the sale ol hens..,(5.4berials Canada):.: - Then,. eame edernalon:,, „ y wask5.
-------ling1T-itear-:"Welle:-'tIsland 7 •-a-rid:''6'g • • ,"" . General,' EisetheWier• sups:: ..11-.)7icarri.es.....sonre....ithglorkvproii,
three' :-.MileSt"-:..:soliffr:. Note -There ' have been :413;08, 'ported
'.O...to-Angust
§ifasiefi•siiiiiall. and -sank ;airteat.-int-.- yea.r .".for tho'T:s !ohltsiory..G'OrtoraI -Ele,otri:c;''': Ott totait .:claingerMi;Ssi.POSir.T.
110.' Waa-, ‘.?-.0,01'llaa-hies1 period.: ,laSti....Year.'. the Satis:,....:and,..'fie..ProinPtlY atiPointed:.a:. -tioni:Oey '
This
-fi.Y-AUSS;Naj*Y4felql_li.: §ecr&tai'y factory Trice :ferslings,bia,Ahe.:..oPett 'iiiet- of Millionaires, .-andeVO4a- prditiefd,Y,IneariS:the
at, the. Rayai.Xilitary.•QolKe4'.::arid: market -tO. go; .wa todayliis.-..1Seeretar-k-•;.poot,4arnitthat..s,carceliyprodtiCe6„...,
_ , 65. Agriculture These „exist -016.6 ere.. •
at . ParAyY.,..:--40.17-2,tthinarginati::PrOdueer. who it, :Tat.'
tached-tn:th,C....:Canadian':.AtinY:.„Staff. „:7 .farnier. :still -de: have p ositien 4 • ••th..•'•
,of New York . • , •
cr,nilege: • VI.N, 'sort' of _sliding' scale ..parity.: Tp;a:11,3.r beef; hog :
;,: 'choice of .• a .'CroP varietY: event;,' .in the .-raCtnre.,pciultryi enterprise on i a. bought...feedi
•
one :•lil QS..t folii.orfkot-ded-Sfo.ns :seems . to have :Changed--er •:if', You: -bisiS • Ile Works s tric on-
wcara',:fariner make' The':variety. Will"' the: thing has . been punched .profit -intargm.
"
Three new CO -AS -tables "haVehee0,"Aeledted. May Mean' : the.: differene-- S6 not :...evet have no doubt 'that. there, Is a
sworn in ;'as, members ' site ceS and of the fa r ni erS can ye.n....e*Otly7W12,:atr,fiolc-.;'betWeen:Ahe
'police ',force.. They are
duty::: and /,'Undet ' to • •• considey;. So...--L-now-Wh a t - does. one coinintusts escribes, as he night
choOSing.. -a w.irit..e.r. :wheat Variety. Well,.. one 'farther: : ':of. YOungi • pe Jr.6444:
the
Oat:: Police, •- who :Ia..; neting:.,:chief. are: :in attirity:.' lodgiii-g":'.t..res.W needs--. is „`..`'s.-44)Ports'.'• finily which, has:,
en—
Michael eneeTdiSease7.--arid.Mseet-:resistatee.,,,. ity; ',•": high His:[. neighbor Inany.,.- a 'arnatt'eantitr,,'.. tad,sworn in as a ,
Ic.pristable7, eri„:1Ved,7" Say.S,....!„`N.6.-•,f We., needs: to .'..1,nit.114,141-44',. aptitude 716.r.work-to get
iiosclaY,,,, der- 'adverse ,`,COriditiOnS,:i':itIO, 'ington.:Out ()Ur hair
•eiley..:Cr.a*fet,C'.of ''StratfOrdr took Wheat as itest..Creps;',high acre Us, tun;cotir '0"vvii.;:affaitsj'..'.' A :third: -iti.:the;eitY'....;.`;arid.t6
his oath on August...304.'atil...1.'ianks. Yield .'.'aild sayS„....!.Well,., ,. change.. - fay •firef,''itieciffi.:0.,:within.,.. '3•.',ar.
Jn Haroldt:Creedep;,:..OkStraffotcb., hand and high of about OX7iCe..• . there still' another:
was :sworn in' corilinendod Variety is 'lutist; :::." Thetyritli,is,,,,t,ain- not ',.One,to-S ay •.-type--ef,:i'act-t-7.#FM."T.17.-\--VfiO.',..is„...;tis.;,.
COS -tables ,:Crawforil.: teCominendeolo -one-„Wayari„.,ainitliet...... grew up :as "
*ere': enapleYed 7i..trite,..'.'Wheat-for'.:4inst.'"of.-:Ontarin on b :tlia.t.,'WaS' home in :the .country and the
National resistant to ',other :day.; .; tbat. Was '604dd...yeers locale 'feria healthful, atat safe' way "
fore coming They are.:.i*af:-.' shattering and ...gi17.6s. soft white ago.' .always ,' Maintained a of -builclifig It...a: :
tied ,-end:pachilias 'don... Wheat ; Of and .real- intereStiln fariner-,-4-nil.:'"Iiis, recent :".-F.an4454- -Message!':. .;0:3..e....•;••
-oon.stahlosMith4,4-..".,•141SO:''Lionirle'd clualitY,c "problems;-,: htit Must.. adititz,'....thati -PreSident''
but bas no ehildren Snice -the resistant to loose smiit bulti is sus- of- Iate-year-s ..the ho1a farmiiTIuhteci the astoniskwlg.faet.`., that
force is one: cOnStable,-- c.ePtihle buSiness-,- Michigan) has grown i,of 'the '1.0 -Million., United
States -
Provincial Police officers are con Genesee. the :.beati. ...VailetY:' for te.i.auch:L.Propprtions that -I ..'haveXf.f. farms,., ner ..cent Of. the .'totaf;r.7 ".'•,,
eVerYthitig iriest.ef,CittarieT.;biitat§':White;.,'Med;. lieerGabie kee:W..-pate... 14dr:it t6titia.ge pto.-.'".H
has ::.been....::.settleil.Goderieh..',1-5ig...- Stray/ as as For: five InetthS.. in. 1951 clueed bY :'thillion• Of ..the larger
- Cornell 595• the, eitetilatien department of Xich7::.farin:: plants ; While p....1100 .10 per
was first ``XiChigan: F.artrier".,. known i:cent -Of agricidttirels 'food and fiber
tributed: ''`.1V11.C171Pii.:"Ft.1116e0 1 'O. : gtown. by the
ter-berdY.-: of :qtialitSr :Wheats bdt."--1.$ :nniti,:ealled'oniihttdreds:."-of; form,
someWflat .weaker :than er'S this -State; .., Efotini,: that: • :
in straw.:Strength .suscept.:rriany. had larg.e, Very 'large acre, ..pietirre; :aS: drawn by
InterTfettrti*.i:i.;.,:j.t,pkrapiip.:it fotiSe.' smut and 'leaf 'rust ages, they had "thousands 'af. • dot, the 'II.8.-.PreSident.", Mr„.Editor,'And
Cornell $95 is a soft .winter .Wheat.' had - it -,certeitlY,::liiparria-.,..'a..,.revealingl,L.
.. • , „ ,.a., . : • , white. :grain...arid. Maw had One; g9te.tali.6;tiot.: which, .•.
75 years Straw '-whieh_lecoi-ries...-.puriplisii. had 3 one :alse: Lad. in- I already noted market
'Prior to: • Tri aturitY, is fairly re. of ' some Of . ''YOr --daily
-eistaAt 'loose 'smut but .siiscept" gan„...Fafineraild :.000Idn't' help ,temporaries ;." intimating that •
iGoderieli; :haVhig ible -. leaf and:: stein ,ttist. :hitt See tbeilensaii.cl.twonties,-,4.0ts•' ety, Other ii,farineriti United
sirceessfully. -pasSed her examinas .and. „shattering..
sedt1 job m .art
tion for third,-ClaSs ..nertifieate.. ' . Lawbui 'IS ...Varietyk: with , red ed Perhaps
Xt... James ,Swan . and,. 14-1.4: EVerYihOtl.iseernsed.. haPpY, But ' of .:the iiSDA
Berry While driViiie. spirilid:fiani- resiStance.to"loose sfirtit. and -white, ,tliOsei.:Wore ;Ot !„.c.aftef-,war.71:DePartinent.-nf "'Agriculture)01 horses down the :/:" ,• •
Parr .. LiiiC.:of fairly strong' inediuM, 'tall; StraW. ' ' - latter.; statement indeed,
•StaideY,1: the •horses ' became tin- ".: A. new red,seeded-feed wheat ex ::The .dairy'r,herdi seems be . a .the.triith.;...biitrtliat it is not the
manageable : and ran . aWaY4', peeted-ti "becorne, popular .is ;problem; here now • '1: not 1 Whole truth becomes „painfully: oh-•
ulg the two OCCuparits." one It toutyielde&- all oilier, -discriSS:2.4,.7',.because"'TliaVet.'.t •Victisi. by ..the.,,PreSiderit'a•-refesenee
ret.. 'Wheats :in .periormanCe fiCierit kriewledge of the: 'suhieet"' to the fact " that just ,-'5.77 • Per:eel-ites :-
went,to. the BaYIieid Western Ontario and.!. Yielded Oiti-, :discuss it .: I 'dO.<-,krioNV.: of the nation's farniers prodUced
considerable ly7,tWO:‘-bUshels::.bet than that a ,Ite'ar,-'0g0':•a.-:detetminetif-:.--r ' cent"-- of
:dairiage...•to: the ..rig. •Messrs. Swan' GeneSeet most areas 11 . has. fez+ was some farmers tonnage • :,
and Retry. were not blitt; but bad- '.good...,$trivi.::itrehgth, reaistaliihe'10 Who ; fOrnien.orgatiZer. for. :still : •a" spot
ef
•Iy• Scared. • • ' , • arid has thd,a,uteMohile" workers,, 04.:.:gan4 hard cash aciler,10.13e added:-te the
On Thursday While Mr.:: .about'tWO-,per...eent. more P.ratein ie ', -the. 'dairy farrners. ,atid,,:Sen-Pr.C" • otbattern.1:•,..: According‘.,,tn the -
James•
..NOrria 'fel-toyer 4 Sheaf, 'and_ Genesee: 1::.• :" 'effort - ,experts: (Washington; , "D.C.) these
after77 taken" into Jtideau,.'rv4riety:.. haS white "OW failed,::::',Connt*:sheriff,S:,:'-btel.M-,:•-14)' latter 'g.7: ::;`farMers's.,
the, •house he 'passed away ; : • white. grain Stiitable for 'feed the': strikes as they," hapenet1;701,1f with Seeend jelis.: city ,' town arid
MeSSrS.",Thoinas..Tatksoa and but; not 'aCeettabie" "tO the WeeklY,...newSPaper .,n:C•Yalieef village plaints.,iii.195t, ,dtemi' 'a ':0014.
:Itatiaf0r4, 'of -rode from trade.,t the,MOst.iWinterllardy. commented ' • ' .••.' • lectiVe pay -cheque' $7;850000,..,'
that toWn to ,GOderick ancl'haelc,on type Ottkriti at...the "Until the :dmry..:fAintiersH are 00677, for services rendered to theiP
.bioYcleg.iaSt Week. They made the present reeiitninedect ready to :alevt'T heads smash off th&farri employers
roped. trip .10., days. . Which' for areas ,..Whete• this characteristic a few broken bones
pretty' good ' , like the ante workers:. at ,Fhiit ..in
T.H.k, EDITOit
BRUCEFIELD WRITER HESITATES
TO COtAMENT ON CONTROL
240- Park St., 1937, there'll be no -organiZed dair
Lapeer Michigan. interests around here." .
An that's it exactly! '
(litor, Tile Huron' Expositor: • Many 'are the farmers here—
grain and dairy--Inot satisfied at:
- . with the present prices, but.
With your 'kind permission, in
this article•I shall depart a bit they seem , to shy away from "or- ,
ganized" effort. They complain
quietly, but they wantno"rough,
Stuff" in order 'to- gain--a-point.
I do not know what the farmer
should do, that's all I can say.
Fariners, as I see thern'tOday, are
much like those away back when—,
a fine splendid group of citizens.
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SEAFORTII, ONTARIO,. SEPTEMBEIp2958
Now i.tke Time to Plan ..for,$eafortWs::Futu.re
,
7.-:—..ponstriiction-0-:a410.-nient,s-are-Lnotzto---belessened_becanse
"
'house Seaforth•Shoes I began..; of. Changi
n conditions brought; OD •
- Seaforth- this week,. Pr40;c-tiS, :.133r ,
iro'c' of
erected in the toWn. in- many jean:
;industries wEra7rt
8eafoh
To make possible the. PT -1311:6-• TatepaYerS..''Ta'YAD:ok.
factory-, in a hitherto UndeVeloPed, leSS,Lhoivever, available sites . are de-
areaof the town,, Council aeteacted with--Aermined and censicleration- given to
commendable speed and made7.--4r: -necessa,ry---road-and- Services in ad-
iangements for access to the .proPer,. i.yance, copra -Sion oxily can .result.•
tsi and the .provision : Of neeeSsarY eisionS continue'to be 'governed
rOads and services. The co-operation - by expediency rather thanbythe 0Y:-.
-pitended by -council-.in this respect eralr ahellong,terin • benefit to the _
played,a ..major part in ensuring that communitY :as. a ,7kil).916,
•a, vp,hied :industry- remaine In0easedliithiStrial activity in the:
forth.
the first entirely neW -factorY- to be .--" ...It-iesji3OPOdilla,t the t*Ill: be the first, inSeafortli ha. series
o'es
• tewn will a demand fer more
,
The very fact that 'council"' some. -housing „ Alreads there is a p. 0 -
months ago was faced with a; major nouneed shortage, of modern elwel-.
lings.:But thos who, might be in a
...Und the -provision -of servicesos1t1on,to7ass1stin:.:flOSs-enin-gi- the
- • • - • .
points up the rack of,:,any_car.efully.r 77.-shortage-4-are.,hesitant because they
thought-out and 'considered 'plan :for , '1-aekVrotection- of, a ;:plan f The de
the development; of geaforth. ,,.There net know Whetherthe area they
,no PrPcletrinined` plan for6rder.ly select' for . development will not, to, •
growth,. either induStrialfy, merrow be, opene-d-to type-7of-
deb' ion concernmg a new industrial,
_ .
residential sense. Decisions tAkelrQfl dus ,. or style ,of: housing, that ,
tbe spur of the . moment, and as a would,-becomea habihty
matter of expediency, may as a:7re- the,timeffe..-Work out the kind- o
Suit, be lacking in conSiStency._ SeafOrth.'We,-,-hope to live . in in the
On, seVeral occasions council has y6ai.§ to Colne:iS• right`ndw.' When it
ilibbled at the problem of creating becomes, apparent a- new industry. is
the most recent-OccaSion;:. _considering_ -establishing in com-
r. :being November of last:year: At that niunity'. there is engetidel'e"d--an--,--en-
':, 'time _Tuckersinith council • indica,tecl,. thiisiagin` that preventsan objlective
'its interest in an. integrated planning - and Consistent-IO-tik-atflie•OVeralLpic-
area and took initial. stepsto.make tare. In our entlill4asm. We tend to ,
possible such an area by passing nee- inisstlie forest we might have for the
essary bylaws: Seaforth has not aVi-114151e-",at the inoinent.
t6 -.,take • Already there,are,i_ni-geaoth sex__
ebtaplementary ation. eral'cleadend streets and Several land -
Construction :of the' new Seaforth locked areas that prevent full use be -
Shoes plant 'rnakes early, =tip— din?: • ing" made of certain:, sections - and
pegative. Involved in altall-O-r--expenz7 --which prevent, a natural eictiapsi9n:
diture, the_company, is entitled to To 'correct, such. conditions' -would be -
know that the area in .which it is, • exceedingly; cOstly. . The purpose of.
building will not be allowed to de: ; ; planning is to "put anend to that kind
tdriorate. By th 'same token,,:reS1:- :...of development and "thus save Pres7_,
dents in that -area, -7-viiho havo.--sub=.. -,ent and.,fttUre-takAyerS the ,
stantial_investments in- their lionieS; - -sands ord-ollafSlre.cessary- to correCt
should be assured that their invest- past mistakes. -
Top ..yYpitier -
: "J.' L..F.edy and; 'Soh of 'Dun:-
gahnorip.... had--26-attandijig ' , success -
at the ..-'-eari.adian - ;Na. tiOn al', -....xliiiiii.-
tion 4- They ,, had: - the grand 'cil am.-
..Vi4611.- 116teford; sfeer,, Cransford,
:Relefic-17M-11:=-71mCkn0w -Sentinel-, ,
Indian Legend
. , . . .. „.... .
. We -notice that down. 'smith' in
, „ , . , ... _ _ ..,. , ' _
'Oklahoma- there .is -a prombitieri-
law. :Time magazine --w*itonie
words' on the subject' of the.,.rec,ent.
vote: :iri that State. in Which. the
drys won out 'again: . And , receiv-
, ed .a letter: from a ' lady. in Okla-
homa queting an bld.Indlan -legend
1.,
which . could . be applied- te „Huron
residents , sometimes :' "Oklahom-
ans' Will vo.f. 'dry as long as they
can, Stagger td the: polls. '.--Clintan-
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News-Recoid., _ ..
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II IA 111011441 A
ederal Handout. ---To, .West -Ignores ,Average .Farmer
Western grain producers are to be ducers, can do nothing except make
handed $40,000,000 by Prime, -Minis- greater -a federal deficit, which al-
ter Diefenbaker. In presenting the ready is at an all time peace -time
measure to Parliament, tile- Prime - high' Would it not have been better
th have uSed the money to make
Minister explained that -the govern- possible for gorne of our friends of
ment is gomg to give—not lend, not the Western -world to buy our wheat?
. .
- advance, but give—everyone of them , Could we not have sold a few more -
*1.00 per acre for every are seeded, -bushels at a • Somewhat 10 Wer price
and thus helped not only our -friends,
but ourselves by reducing' the vat
up to a maximum of. $20
, heavy Conservative majority in
Commons. gaveearly approVaL
What is behind the, Erime
ister's proposal is hard to det r me.
is he ,attempting to outdo the Sqia1.
Credit,. payment of $25 made, t� Al
, bffta citizens? If that is thecase the
results can hardly be 4nore effective.
Granted, to some of the -relatively
few who ire7-small producers, ..the -
$200 payment' may provide " Some
ready cash:. But to the vast major-
ity of Western producers„who are
-operating hundreds- "-upon 7 hundreds-:-
. of acres, the payment is but.a token.
Split up into $200 gifts, the -$40,-
-- 000,000 which Prime Minister Dief-
enbaker is lavishing on Western pro-
,
wheat surplus ,that is plugging °Ur
gTran-storage capaeity? „ •
We must remember, too, that grain
farming is, no -different than any oth-
er kind of.farming. hardly seems
air to Sinkle out a -particular Sectien
of -Canadian farmland for a special
handout, no nthtter how'great'Prime
Minister ,Diefenbaker's knowledge of
that area may be It is particular1y-2.
inequitable when the $40,000,000 in-
volved in the ''prime Minister's- gift
must be raised .by farniPrs and, tax,-
pvers generally in Other parts of
Canada,- including Huron and -.Perth
but wh.o,are,.not permitted to share
in the handout.' ,
Overcrowded
Plans for an -addition to the
overcrowded Goderich Pistrict
Collegiate Institute were revived
When the board met Tuesday,
night. The school has a rated ea-
pacIty of 475, but 497 pupils reg-.
istered when the 1958-59, term op-
ened Ttlesday.. iLasLyeaIT.. on op,
ening day, 450 „ittidents. registered:
Sketch plans for a four -room adth-.
tion rivere drawn tip about a year
ago but. they were "shelVed because
the inspector did_nOt.. feel the pro-
ject -Was justified --at- thit
Godeyich Signal -Star. ,
Former Winghamite is Victim
A -tragic accident near Kiirgston
on Sunday afternoon took the life
of Dri.Peter ,Fraricis Fisher, M.C.,
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From The Huron Expositor
'September 15, 1933 -
Jam,es R. •Scott Jigs sold his'
fine -farm ,adjoinin j-Seaforth to his -
son',. --Mr., J. M. Scott, and has .pur-
chased the residence of his sister
in Harpurhey.
Mr. Williain - Dugan; --of town,
brought into The Expositor, office
a stalk'of tobacco grown in his.,own
5arden. It measuted sij;• feef si
inches, in: length -and carried 20
leaves. 'Mr. Dugan_ has been grow-
ing and ctiring' his 'own tobacco
for the past five- years.
The Seafotth softball teani ,arp
now cliaMPions-'`of Zone:1 in, the'
r MISS Winnie Savatige headedthe
gide associatfon of the Seaforth
Collegiate Athletic Association,
Some 34 local' tin.have signed
with the Miran Regiment mid are
taking a series of, nine drills 'and
lectures. Drill. commenced in the
rink last Thursday evening: Capt.
S. W. Archibald- is iir charge- and
Bert Muir -is company sergeant --
major., • . ,
Miss Agnes Lynch, Beechwood,
left on Monday to attend the
-World's Fair ,rif Chicago.'
..
Reg. 0.:05 for:
ethet,D0Is.• apt teYs, 4reatly RecItteed _
WAY IkItik -Bu. Polt uxitti8tilAS -NOW.
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COIttIS :.and; ITEINtT
DRESgES
Siies 4 ,-
D:Ogetiar prides •frona.,4,95. : to 12.95
$aleTrices 298 to 8.
011;4:yawn: for last wek was
SI1ECIALS
BOYS' AND GIRLS'
WINTER I'YJAMAS
----- -sizes 4 - 14
a
Reg, 2.98 for . 248
Reg.,2.89 for ,29
Reg. r.98 for .... 1,59
Girls' Plamielette Nightgowns
Reg, 2.49 - 2.95:for. 1.8
won by- Carol An .outhgate
From The Iluron ExpoSiter
September II; 1908
Abram Crich „had a riatroiv
eseaPe. on,'Itursday, .1Ie was driv.
mg along cioderich $treet-When' he
was Met, .bt Mr, Harry Gravea,.
who was driving a',colt: The Oat
bechmelrighteriedv it reared' and
plunged„latiding Crich's
buggy., Crich 'was throWn out,
but h affiei1lntwith - nothing
worse than a :,brnised leg.
Mr, Charlet R. aunter, inspector
for the Public 'Works Department,:
was in toWii 'looking out a :Snitahle
site fpr the neW public "building ,to
be ;erected in Seaforth, to be USed
as post office,; customs office and
Warelieuse. '
The very. dry weatheteff the "PaSt.
few weeks has made'the land very
dry and hard to work,. and has re-
arded fall wheat swing..
Mr.Taittbs-4a-v.ii_has: Moved his
blaoksmith Shop to :theraSli'---
pro
pertY,„h# west Of lig,. old stand
on Godolich'Streeti and which, he
recently Orchgsed.
f.
From. The. Huron gatifesiter
September 14, 1883 •
John; 13-e:iffii-left• here for
the NoittiweSt on Tuesday' even-
ing He,..060 .hy, way. of Pon.
tnAr-
ut. •• :-.
Miss MarY ;;Govenlock; 'daughter
Of Mr.' Robert', GoVen10.ekt of Me-
gotie to attend' the
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