The Huron Expositor, 1958-09-12, Page 5and `DANCE
for Mr, and Mrs. Louis Maloney'
5arturday,` Sept. -13
Dancing 9 - 1 a,m.
Seaforth Community Centre ,
NOBEIS ORCHESTRA
Ee .CWL -of-Dublin
its holding a
ENNY SALE
;IN THF ,PARISH HALL
Tuesda .Erve un
SEPTEMEg • :rd.
:Articles u�i l :.lie 6•R ayed in
Friend And •Whethanns, -Dublin; on
September ',15, , 16 and 17,` and in
• Box Furniture, Seafortfi, •en -Sen-
a • Member 18, 19 and 20
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CONSTANCE NEI I -OF THE WEEK
Mrs.- Rpbert Ja411gson. anct.4im-
spent'the weekend with her (laugh
ter and son-in-law; Mrand-
Jaelr :Donald,; and, family at Mid
land,- Michigan:
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whyard and
Mrs. Elizabeth -Howes,' of Ilondont.
visited Saturday With Mr. and Mrs.
Robert G.rimoidby.- On Sunday,' vis., rpnttac
itors. at the same home were' Mr,'r Miss Ielen 1VIc71Wain, nurse -an
and' Mrs J. McClure and Mr. ' and training at Sick" Children s Hospi
Mrs,., Archie .Kerr, of McKillop. tal; Toronto,: spent•the weekend
Congratulations are; extended .16 with, her - parents, Mr, 'and Mrs.
Charles.. MacGregor, son sof ' Mr'. George Mcllwainj`
and Mrs. Ross'1VIacGregor; and to e�'erly-f'l�d o o, L`lznton .ai 1t,
Marilyn^Riley, daughter of - Mr; and :the weekend with Mr. ''and Mrs.;:
Mrs. Ben Riley;• who 'were 'sueces5- Earvey ;Tay1or and family
ri: and: Mr. Reg •LaWson spent Tuesday
lrovineal •bursary --.of $4130 -each.' a esday in London an at
We wish tbe'tn every:.success to
their future-$ttt8ies, Sev lffa young people from here
--Mr. and -iVFrs Harvey .Coleman attended`::the ' Western : Fair, Lon
and ••Miss: Mae Coleman,: Varna, don,.. where they; fudged with. the
visited=with-Mi and'Mxs >ant lclubs,.
i44 -and Larry and Mrs. 'Joe
Brown,. of Ilanoven.''On .Monday,
Mr: and .Mrs. Herb Brigham, : of
Deboro,• visited at .the Brown
home, •
1Vtiss -oye Jewitt and Mr • and;
Mrs. Nelson . McClure spent the
Weekend in- Port Huron, Flint and
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ful in : winning' the Dominion. d
tended e London Fair:
Jewitt- and family on;'Stnidav wand
attended -services' at Constance mondvi �� !!YMY.ItS
United ;• Church. • .-Zal
.Mr. and 1Vfrs:. Robert Woods and :• T • regular meeting of the' WA
Debbie; of Ajax, spent the week' and WMS,-o£. Eginondville` United
end :with the latter's ,parents,`.Mra ,Church• :Was held in the' Sunday
and Mts. •Frank-RileY, . sehgolrooinof :the: church on _- -
m
Wed-
Sell-�at_unPePssary .piece nf_ yisitorsin_Sunday with-Mr,nerdahe=a7teeting Qtelied .with
.furniture through .a, Huro : Exposi-, Mrd_ Borden: Brown .and; ,fant,lly Mrs. Alex Boyes in the,:chair:,:The_
dor Classified Ad .'hone 141 or 142, r ,were: ;:Mr. and Mrs, George Weis, :scripture lesson,..: Matthew 25:9429,.
was taken • by Mrs.,' Hannon. : The`
topic "Our-RReasonable .'Service;"
was taken:: by, Mrs: Prest'on.Dallas,.
followed by prayer.
A thank -you card was read from
?rs.'E, P :'Chesney, for,her fath-
&,' Mr•. 'Sherwood: Treasurer's,re=
port' was gaven.:It rwas, decide'd,to
Have A. bazaar ozi-Nouember 7,_.and
•a'"fowl",supper 'on'. October 8, at 5
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Miss .Frances fiauston. took, the
chair 'foil .rthe- WMS • part, Mrs, J.
McLaughlin, gave: the .:Community
Fniendslzip _ repor-t The ••' Christian•
Stewardship, Mrs.'. M.. Haney., ggave-
a.' 'reading, "What Shall° We 'Raen-
der Unto< -the ' Lord?" Baby: Band
-report --wa-s given, by Mrs. P. 'Dar.;
Asolo--was Sung by Mrs. E
Stephenson. As it was 'the ' mem-
•pers', and associate • members'_
;meeting, Miss -Frances = Houston -
gave a • reading; on 'missionary
Members, ,and ;-associate :members
She then` called en. Mrs. E. Steph=
en on. to.,give the topic .on,
l : Am a Membe ;" ,which proved
very. interesting:; Mrs.; ,Ed. Boyes
read a;'couple :of .poems:` Dr:- J.
:Semple spoke,' a few words, stress
ing„the • anniversary•' oil' Sept.; 21,
hoping It.would le a -big• success,
- He• closed>the r ieetiii-e with •pray
ex. A social half-hour- was' spent
with lunch by • Mrs H, , Chesney's
group.'
DOWN
1�7oaa:, ilo�an St§:irt Iizci '(L) on 5amIly sous to be pianteai .
to cora(2..) w'I*sat i.arger aimoonts-of.,t itilizen than, s
sale to auply nc ir- the Seen' at pi antiii time is to be
used and (3) Itchen rye, S1raic earn stover,; etc. are
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h $. (artc r Feil 1 zer coit1 atai*u nitrogen; li'liosphorus
and tint i ,-i s' i' attI T e; a13p,ii' atpTanting.tithe. -
' -SPASTU R.'E
Fall rapt l.c'1ion oP teriilirsr' nsr'res w, ater- hardiness
and early suriin To gth for 'both established legnrne
sod” and nr'W set -flings.
TO USE -:CO OP
F7-1 Iii ,li i:i \t .ler 5glaible..Phosphates
!'lyseF" +lowin
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and . ii � trios
:�; -� :recommended l
..� � l l�ic. in latest r� 11 r
Dublin
lin
it h School News
`,. (By ;Mai -ie Schoonderwoerd)
School 'opened once more with
happy and eager•. faces looking fel..-
.Ward
orWard to-;new_:wOrknety.. ferooms.
As' a result of the,. highest:dumber
of ` pupils for the fast:: ten• years,'
some students are`i:earrying lecture
chairs from• •one room to .the: other'
to: accorirriodate' hem.
);lection, for the Student Cour
oil: have been=-held=•andresults are
as; -.follows;: president,'Nancy,Kelly,
vic esd t Ra Ma one ''- ec
e r r en i s
P .. Y. Y,
retary, lvtargarett:McCarthy; tress
ii err_ .tricia_..Taiias._. Grade._ XIL•
4lass president is Frank;:Malone
Grade XI:clan-s president;is Penny
Taller; Grade .X :class .president is;
Dan .O'Connor
W'e wantto welcome our -students
from 'Seaforth; St. Jerome s, .Kit-
chener, and..The Chatham.'
Welcome to Mother Yvonne,our
nein teacher: We have :new text
books this, •year• and everyone, :I'iii
sure, } is= interested, ...so;,; `,`happy
studying to. everyone".
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or Low Cost
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Cleai�t . Economical
EATING
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SEAFORT,r '= AND, EG 0
Prepare,
Convert To Gas
® Ft1RNACES
SPACE . HEATE
RANGES
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All hi Stock
At :Our Two<,Stores •
DROP' INTO°O CJI SEAFOR' I1 STORE ''TODAY
Free Estimates bn Any Work' •a ' T
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nndaprwhenthe team Joined; one
of thA n•ew 5tamembers in calis-
thenics, encs, Mr, Gadtn; the new teach-:
er,•-showed the team' several new,!
is and ' #xercises in- calistben-
acs:,• On Tuesday' night the team,
was led through more muscle -ach-
ing exercises by Coach Mr.-, Dob
son. Mr Dobson was assisted by
Mr. Nediger. • •
'-
Question of 'the Week:
One Banker:. "Larry, have; you
decided , which is easier yet, the,
sc iuol pr. the b
The Other' Banker; No,- Doug.
-They_ beth -rate about the -same to,
n1;11.
• N B --Anyone wishing to help,
with "The question of the Week
please deposit ib upper ventilation,
slots of No. 8' Locker. No. 8-1,ock
er is Iocated in the: hall by "'the
By 7IAIIOLD. KENDRICK ,- J M
The biggest• school population -in th
bur
SDHS history, filled:tlle classrooms;;
and ;corridors on. Tuesday', Sept. 2. oin
N.htideft-s-returnutt tcf-
gin'':the 1958-59''fall term. - There•
were' many new faces to= be seen,
as '120 • ofm •the • students were' enroll-
ed.'for their first year' in . -high'
school. :New:'faees were'to-be seen
antong the facu7.ty, as, -tbe. school
welcomed: five new members -to:
its • teaching staff.
On -•Wednesday,• Sept.3 the�„stu-
dent.; body.:.was ' u h`erect'into-'itis_
auditorium. ''A..',full set of ' rules
was. 'introduced to :the newcom
bre"and sorer& -el -.the m -ore °impor
Fant ones were • emphasized to sen
•for • students.:
At- the first .Students' 'Couneil•
Meeting Ron Mason :was 'elected
Chairman , ,of the :initiation coin'_
mittee The initiation .planned for
this, ;Year "will=be `the -.-best -'yet.,
Some very 'thrilling' experiences;
await the n.ew students of 1958-59
school year. Initiation., will prob
ably be held the,,Week of Septein
ler-`22
Craig tviilis president, announc
ed at the meeting that a "back -to=
school" dance would be • held- Fri-
day. Cornnientg from students, and -
ex -student's,- Who attended' the- af-
,air,:led to-: the assumption that -this'
dance was -�a -great success. A
'good>-crowd"'filled„ the •auditorium,.
Everyone eriloyed ' the •music _•sup-
plied' by Ken, "`Red" Ryan ,(M.C,)
and, his• one-piece record, player.:
Sports •' - •.
The .hard'-hrttin.g,:' hard -running
and •hard -fighting- .1957-58 ",football
team; `turned. ,out 'with' fying, colors'
onMond'ay,nights for football pracr:.
tisea Many' of last iyear's, ,players'
have'• left, thus causing •vacancies'
in •-several 'places. 'These places,,
we- hope, •will'• be.filled• by"tl e`new=
•comers..
The main question this year is; -
"1s our -line 'strongi. enough? ' As
we all know, SDHS has stepped up,
one --class .higher, to.:an. "A class,
'thus -making -it.; tougher -
Many muscles were stretched •on
Council' 1►�o�es. .
(C nfmued from Page• 4)`
sired;•. Which secondary:. stages: will;
include a puniping station:..
"Reference is made: 10 a ;pro-
posal for lagQoning .the sewage
which,, u e presume, ,w ind l e• -coin:
teniplated sornewhere:in the vicin•
-
ity of 'the riparian lands along.•Sil-
yer"•Creek. •.It `is to .be belied that:
• the. farmers of the,,,area will not
peimit`this, •as;'in ottr opinion,-sew-
age•farms areotitmoded for: ,South
ern Ontario ,by.,over: 50 years; Sew
age;•lagoons, -are suitable for sew
•
,age treatmenjin wide open spaces,:
such as are -.'encountered • :in' 'the
Wes.terii but in aur ;opin
,•ion.;they axe entirely unsuitable for
areas' in Solathevn Ontario.
The rriatler' is th.e�inore'_ con
'`tentionatecai to stniilar_•proposals-
have been madeat Goderieh
chell >an a ListaH el, ',where:. 'sueh)
installations; we., are'.'stirs, would
' give rise to. -greater nuisances ,and'L
more; pollution than -now exists:" .
There was ito report from`"=the
fixe 'and ;water committee, Conn_
ciIlor T.Cherpe {Rivers„ ; cominittee,
New fall felts- velours`. velvets -a -fid '
'feather hats.:;in.,-a. wide -range: of
.the latest side drape` Berets; high
crowned Clo'clies ' tall' •Turbans • and
novelties, ='daintily ; trimmed;: with ,
-bows, veils, :-feathers and jewels
._Choose from -4 -the best 'fall ':shades :''
that, include % 'Eire • Engine; Red,
Burnt Orange, Citr-on,OliveGreen
Rust,' ,_ Beige,: Mint, •- Gold, :Royal„
Black; Navy;; ;Aqua,' Brown - and
Burgandy,.
See thein in our Millinery: Depart,
anent",;now for the best - selection
we ve : ever shown
chairman said.
DairySeen Reeve Scorns asked what had.
been -done about • council's instruc_"
tions . to. write' neighboring.. town
ships about guarcls at^ 'flies.... The
answer; was nothing'
-Additional-.=step4szgaxs will• be.
erected' as' a result• of a 'recon
rii_endation-of -Chief : C listable E.
Hutchinson. Council Wu s criticiz;'
-ed of- double parking on Main, St.,'
_.but agreed •.on'• on asions,sit.,was:'
♦necessary, The,bylaw:.provi,des for
five;•• minutes,•:.while -tile Depart
•meat of Highways ~allows 10;°tinind
,,in
°utes -"Ste ' tivill be •taken' to
ps s.op,
-the' practise 'of ,dantile .parking
when space is' available 'nearby. -
or urnbull d
p t
Counci oin e out
ll T
thegreatest• difficulty•' in moving,,
Main :Street,
, traffic',arose, at°'the:
:intersection of Main. olid Goderich.
He wondered .'.whether :a stoplight.
would Help•; particularly since' the
problem would:become.worsewhenr
Seaforth 0 Shoes : moven to •,': °the-
north •end of . town-
• Clerk' Wilson doubted it -would
help :'`.`Do you" know what it cost
Clinton??' he•'asked "about ,$2,-
000." j,
• Council netted- with the Cbam-
bei of ;ComTnerce -that 'the town
brochure should he forwarded': to
'an Ontario Industiial.:Developmeiit
Conference • in•..:Ootober. Approv-a•
Was given for ,the Mayor and .'an
other . 'representative ", -to- --attend..:
The ',Chamber. intends,`sending re-;
presentatives. ,'
Building , pernfits. approved''pro
vided :for 'the•construction of •a
Union; GaS.:.gate station at: a'cost
•(Continued from Page '1)
,meeting; decision as .10 action to
take, if--any.;-,WAS!--left, to tlie": Indus-
trial Committee to decide, ' 'follow—
ing a ;meeting with: producejs
was as a result-•-of-the.-decis on`
to en at tlie-coinrnittee's. meeting
that;,,: Coiineillor._ Baldwin went to -
the hearing. `
Mr Cousins told.•council he had.
received ..some -20, letters,; !asking`
him `ta rovide-•.serv'ce and in ads
P
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ditioif nearly 200,names had been%
_ laced a: .etition.
p � P
He-
agreed with, Councillor Ba -
grld .
Win -that' perhaps there` was :not
room„' for another license, -'bit that`
people.. should be able to get what
they want. --
Councillor 'Brady . suggested. Mr.
Cousins should"prepare a• written
report :for council's consideration:
This. would pernfit- council,'to're
viewTthe •matter, and reach a de-
cision:
Dr _,stir-nbiill�i•exninded, council.
it -was not ".azty--of our •business-"• if
there were ' oiie or "two.licenses—
that :is :the business of the- dairies.•.
Council ;s interested'' only -in get-
ting good , #milk, in"- knowing that.
local-prodneera cart :sell, and that
processing- is' done locally, and lo�
cal employment is given
Tl ediscussion .ended when Reeve
coins questioned; tile: action' taken
S o... 4 s. h .. t
by the Industrial ,Committee in the,
matter.', •
:'SCOUT NEWS
The first meeting ,:of• the 1958-59
.Season was -held in the troop head-
quarters.. ip the; Post Office,, Tues
day- .':night, Sept. - 9. Five- new;'
Scouts were enrolled. ,on ,Tuesday.;
They are:. Charles Haney; '.Robert'
Macbonald,'Jack'Durst;Allen Wil•:
'son and; Ray Taylor.: • a'
A discussion was held"'andit was
decided -to have- -a :.booth at . the•.
Fair,.' Meetings- are held:. every
Tuesday night at 7•:,30 p to
of $2,500
Hu;llet dives ::$
To : Clinton :Poo
Hull.ett township approve l'a don
ation',of :$50 to the 'Clinton Com-:
inanity 'Swimming Pool fund. at its
;September meeting in Londesbore.
Also' :`passed: was .• payment :of'
$1,30Q..for recent construction of,a
concrete culvert in the town$hip
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eaforth ' 644 W-1
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS .• 'FLOdR COVERINGS
• •' ruNER iolvrn
'hone 43 Seaforth'
PRICED AT
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O Exeter L)airy Limited
res my nay appreciation for ..the :co--opera-
ion, and courtesies 1®�
�, :I: have: receivedu
�: rug
the- years.1 have::beent: in 'bus -she -Ss .i
_ nSea-
oi°th. :The'business -is sold_-eff M1ti
ec ver
dcly, 'September 15_, 1958..
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the a e t me urge, on .`eh l•
At s b of
of the- new owners-
ofMaple Leaf Dairy., the same co, -operation •1'have receiv-
ed, arid a • contig Mance of .the =valued .' -patronage of the
people of the Seaforth area. ,
HARVEY TRAVISS
THE ILK CONSUME
SEAFORTH
Having purchased the Maple Leaf Dairy, effective Septem-
ber 15, we look forward -to serving the people of Seaforth,
$rucefield''=rased Dublin with a full line of ;quality milk
;products
We will Col tirltle`to operate ul der the name ef: MAPI
• LEAF DA IRY, ''and .from the existing pren'lises We, also `.
will: continue the 'output of. th . fecal producers who
presently are supplying the -dairy. There will be no 0 chazlge
'to 'use'
in the' existing- staff.
Having had 'a total of .more than 50 year's, Int the dairy
business,'we are satisfied . we will. produce 'rlub,li�t-y dairy
products a' We •are looking forward to : serving the, people
of the .Seaforth.distr`-ict.
Maple Leaf Milk Tickets, issued prion to the
changeover, will'' continue : to be , honored.
C. MeDOI'TALD N. STANLAKE ;L. LEARN
Phone 101 Seaforth -