The Huron Expositor, 1958-10-10, Page 2[AST .'McKILIQ'
-and •.Mrs:. g'arvey • Koehler
I and.family, . of Gakt; spent the
weekend . with relatives."
Mr. ' and Mrs, Ferdinand "Iloegy
of Tiverton, rvisited Mrs. Charles
Eggert and other relatives. •
Mrs. John Aiken,of
t4I;. and S dd Put-
Sebringvill,e;''and Miss" Liq a"
erbaugh•-and• Miss Sandra Race,. a£
Arkansas, U.S,A.,_ visited Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin • Rock, " Mr. anti -Mrs..
Gordon Muegge, . Seafortil, , and.
Mrs. Wieterson were'also at the
same home
: Mr: and IVfrs . Cari.:4Eisler and
Mrs, Wietersoii;'of Willow Grove,
v,,sited,_with Mr. and Mrss �Uilliam
Koehler•. " a •
..Mr. and 'Mrs.`' Aubrey McNichol
and 'family, of: Blyth, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eggert.. -
Harvest .Home services will be
held at McKillop Evangelical-U:B
Church, ,Sunday, ctober 12,E at
3:30 pin:, Daylight-•avmg Time."
Special, speaker for the service
will be 'a. missionary lady, former
-ly of...West n nada,
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SEAFORT`H, -ONTARIO,-, OCTOBER 10, 1958
Member -of
Canadian, Weekly
'Newspapers
Association
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or�gratulations, ''Juniors, Farmers, Institute
A nxilesto ie in the historyIlur, Not only' do the Junior Farmers
u1 Wr ."Farmers • a id> land Junior.Institute " learn how to.
•urn, Cot�r�•-J - conduct: meetings„ and,b'e�come,fami-1, • -.
nnlor -Institute rriembers was" pass lar with." executive - responsibilities, ' a
ed ,•over the weekend, when the.'or- he learn "too -dein and' seeing
t y � , � by g
rke the :10th : mini em hasis..is laced on ways
anzzatic.Ins • ma 41. , Great p,, p_
of th I .founding at.'event " and means of bettering then selve"s
versary „ e.
a forth ani Clinton:: and�;to-this end productive.°comped=
�n
Seaforth
. ,� :which_they. - tionsteach the merits --of efficiency -
rt Dung the_ y�ax
he�or �aniza- The rewards. to .the winners
lia,ve, been �m existence, t.,. g: ., .
- e• .�:la " d a ma :or role in the • quently; are.taurs:to other areas and
.- .
tions had p � , . _ , J � ti of •
her`` countries,*here new ways,
.which they other ,
omin nitres in, .. c. , .. ,
_ :ural c >� . ,• ::.
'�can be coniared with,
• - Providing; •a -fprum - : doing things 1� �.:.....- �
- •" ve been active. Prov ng
'• al ;outh"�'��the o_rg�Glizations ,.practises at ;home. s.
• . for sur y � . • .., .._ , - -, , � � •
i ci - ation . i Congratulations, members c� f the =!
•
have encouraged part. c. p , , �?
,er and. Junior Institute
•,affairs; and= 'have "eantr�ibuted -. Junior .Farm s J
public.
11 measure to.:a more end on your first:,ten"years,",and-all" "good
�n no " S.17Q.S,
,n .active _,and productive
ve
wishes for a.
ion. � .The; training p
lightened: 'generat .. � � ...
on is .and will be a bet-
-will
. . ," _ - future:.. "-Hix �
• the organizations. " eceive in
:1<nelrl'bers rg ... .
1
f your, -
the -years
r'�-
suto
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;a
t
._.,. - u as
.:�,,_.. er :'comm n�
be reflected. -in, better:.ciiazens , in; S
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in.
the ears. to 'Collie. ,�: .
ve
rnrne
We Decide • Wn <�LOCC,1
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`-lndilstr the
are reminded.y
'w
eby.
the : Canadian
monthly publication of.
y,
' he
Association .that t
anufacturers Assaca_a l n.,
'title for municl
elections: is at
-
hand.
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Care
readis
Canadian .
• Does -the aw.era e C g
how well (or stow bs dly his :or her
community
--A1:11s'�r�,
unitis' overned?" asks in-
y,g
and g OeS•.On to conclude that
'. in local. goverment e,
of interest
iP
- i
. la -e: itdidn't like ir1s`o' comic books
g`Boys.: �, he -onired on lore k'ilss, be d ._ �,.
-any more and now"he's`losing intecest:w;i<elevisn;u, -tool"
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BRU�E�IEL� .. ,NEWS -
Mir„and Mrs, R.: J. Sall, :of Lind-
say, were visitors °with Mrs; Chas',
Clifton and 1Vlr. and Mrs. George
Clifton " - 1 .
Mr. • and Mrs. ; Elgin 'Thomson.
and . Mrs. 'W, Pepper spelt Sun-
day .witli.: Mr,'',and • Mrs. ', George
Pinkney and daughter, Doreen, in:
Walkerton.
Mrs. E. Turner, of. Detroit, and
S
Mrs, Ida MenenarY,..-of :Bayfield, were visitors With 'Miss rl;athleen
anti. Marie; Elliott.
The. community was shocked to,
learn of;the• sudden passing of Mrs ' .
Ben Keys:. Mrs. Keys suffered a!
and!
�m 'n acl
stroke on °S,unday oxni g
Passed away - early that evening::
The funeral; service took evening,
at Brucefield' United Church. on
Wednesday to Bayfield cemetery. •
ore: than 1,240, 000
Mr T-1arold Finlay . and family
spent_ -an :-evening with= -Mr: ';and
Mrs, , William Peachier and fam--.
ily.
ZION`
Mr.and Mrs. -Norman Bushfield
ZION -
,
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Nan-,
non visited: with Mid..,, and :Mrs.;
Archie Jeffery: on Sunday and at-
tended
t
tended --the Staffa ,anniversary:
Mr:;and Mrs: Roy Pepper, --of
Exeter, visited Mrs. • 'Maly Mal-
colm on, Sunday,
Mr. and ;Mrs , Leslie-. Williams
visited: Mr: and Mrs. 'Chas : Roney
Mr. •and Mrs:" Roy Hannon, and.
_ ro a older
Arrive Home lfucreaseR tlw P rs.-:'Ear•1"
and -
Triplets Ain? .:, : • .. . • , family°.:'and ' Mr:' and -114
Kay d ork will 'commence immediate-, . a d faniil "visited "Mrt' arid'
-: mes:.Donelda:._an _.VV_.._. , ,.. Bar er_._ y
DwightJa , lr n . _:..._ Danny 'Walton `: tr_iplet babie • 1 :=on-the-enlar e"menuof the:=GENX--Mrs.-Spencer-Jeffer-y 4n-Snnclay -._
Mr. and Mrs James Lamont of di' an mitts- static --on High.' Mr• and Mrs:' Harvey Hyde. vis;"
ra o, r S x.,. n
Belgrave,have arrivedixome fro ii ited her:.mother; Mrs. AIexia Mal
TinghamGeneral Hospital Tl'e way- No •4,two miles south of 'colin and Mr, and Mrs: Jack Mal-
commuAity. resented the"1ramont's" town. Theradiostation has been: coin." - `
11t with a " clothes- dryer, 'a ` sum " of granted official ' permission ::to in- '. We .are sorry to lose Mr. and
- . u ....: Their provision is -the bush
out them. ,
messsof municipal, "or. local ' govern..
p : �. �.
� fore o
r buss
s :there a
ret .and
Ire � a �: therefore; , .
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Nor 'Should We forget that
i ss.'
today
' bi "bus ne
c. al business is g , Of. -our" --
cities,
.. The .e- �loszv`e ost-war growth of our--
cities, , towns and 'villages -has meant
.hese
lo-
te
x .;,nslon of
u .e a
.pall" enormo � p,, ..,, ,.
i.e,.
- l" ver menu services::"And �whe
lee' ca o n
g
Hess
tionsover the years is any criterion,
the answer must be a resounding. no
While in .this area sometimes' more
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than 70 pecent of the eligible voters
.g0 to i
the ' o1Ts Irt any districts
p m
hard)
han
more t per er cent of those
us -
eligible to vote in : such etections
•st '50 'to 60 per cent
ua1ly.dQ so�.agatn•�_ .�_ , a
in provincial elections," and 70 to 80
per cent in:federal ones:.. And yet,' as
- so -Often,`' beer -0b> Leda , of " all
three levels of 'government, that of
=tie=
municipality .:touches °.us• most
• " closely.
Water, sewage disposal, garbage
collection, street:eonstruction; and re -
Pair, lighting, police, fire, parks--
such services as these are a11•vital to
life as: we know it. -They- May.not'°be
the last .word in excitement, but we
would be its a pretty poor state with .-
'Community Betterment
(Kincardine News)
-The-ElmiraSignet,' in a recent -edi-
torial, made the point• that ,`'Better-
ment ."sof the community is every,,
body's business, not the newspaper's -
alone," though, editors' roar -often.
wonder how sniall is the .percentage
of people.' realizing and recognizing
the fact. I
• else: have the "huge sums=necessary to
financethis.' x a nsion"come from. if
; e p_
riot from taxes?
.
•"Thus, the -ma ors, ree,�
veS� C
nt
0
"Teri andcou.n_iors,who serve their ,.
n
'' xninunities be ria heavy'
load: [.O
.n
a,
their" shoulders•: rests -the responsibil-
ityto:,ss end``the.tax mills both wisely
_p •
'and well. :
Industry, concludes .:that it is the
people =themselves who:det5rmine the
kind of municipal government'•they
obtain. _,"All' the more ,reason, 'then,-
why :wwe should all see to it that the
best qualified'. and..most able "Citizens
become candidates and secure etec-
: 'tion: Iii the weeps°immediately ahead
`we can do worse than remember_that "
locahy, quite as much as in. wider
spheres, bwe- get the government we
'deserv'e;" warns":the. •paper:
Needs Many Hards •
want their weekly newspaper >to
make' and fire the .balls. And•'iici-
dentally, 'stand in' the way of anya_,.
shot whieli may be -returned, no mat;
ter how lethal the'"fire may be.)
This .paper .Welcomes contributions
•
in the, form of, "letters;;to',"the .editor"
whereinn' anyone`- may express criti
'cisrrrl, within certain bo znds: and
• its.
. _A newspaper,' the Signet goes on. to
• is `merel " "the'- medium: through
Say, o y
which .constructive criticism can.. be,`
:expressed.
It should .not evolve Entire y n: e
able to' eX 'est others
When -. an editorial '-appears,• the
identity{ of .the writer is known • and
he had. best be Prepared' to -substanti-
ate "`whatever criticism -has ,been of-
paper
f- --
a er to "resent' the criticism of al, fered.
P p
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n
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'-n a cl
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to y
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money% and, a sterilizer: Blythcrease its :power from 1;000: to 2,- Mrs. Bill ,Stevens :and: sops, ;,who
Standard: 500 ''w watts, which will"greatlyin left! for' x their new horne in.Strat-,,
iH usin`;xRes nse Heavy crease' the' broadcast, area partrcu-",ford •on;Thursday. Rental o t Po yto and_:Mrs.' Arthur Statton, ":of
es 'nse to the ,re uest' for ap- lady ased or,south and;'east. The Mr. ??° 4 increas, power will be used only Toronto _visited Mr. and Mrs:' Jas.
plications: for ,, the rental -housing -a
bulln the da :dine < The" transmitter, Statto on Sunday, '
pro •ect - proposed for Clinton has
P�
� p � ding will be doubled in'size;. Mr. and Mrs'. Lawrence Hannon,
been quite good. ' There:i were-, 70 but the -'antenna equipment will not and Mr • and Mrs. Roy Hannon
applications on file in the clerk's altered': It is -expected that he: 'and family" attended ;the 36th :Wed-
office
wed
ffice'""Wednesda afternoon, - be- be ai' r and Mrs.=
o .• y work- wish -be completed early' in -ding. ;anniversary of -Mr. .
sides cults a number at RCAF, Sta December, ,; An apphcatien• by David Watson, Walton, Saturday.
tion,Clinton:.At' .present: the"tofwr CKNX- ":Television : for 'increased' evening:
is considering, 25: of such tomes,
but this numer' has to be decid power is still pehding. — Wingham:
,•. - ,_. " "-Advance; t � _' Throughout. theiyear' the .most
Trm es
the. De artment :of i�lannmg, , da for
ed; by p • dangerous period of :the . y ; ,.:
ant _D.exelo imient ance_the�nlim investi ate -Pool- -- -- ffic--accidents- is- zzst_aftersun-
p ,. g ,,. tra 1 .- . I
as not'su_
her "of farms on -hand -w_,
• -. Sparked- by the enthusiastic sup` down.
relent to- fill the demand, :,more ort of Exeter L e io-r • a",town eorri- "
have-: been requested, and ,.will• "be
port. -b_
-
availab e hotl :,linton "News- puttee was;, organized'; Tuesday - •;:;
y " night to investigate; construction "of
Record: a swimming -peel for the`commun-
SeII Part of •Herd • ity. Representatives- of 'the Legion,;
and "Sons,„of Dun- Lions Kinsmen -and ' town `council
gent -ion,' s : have sold - 41 head from "will > form- the 13 -man body which
n herd to 11' :D Me has, been'asked „ topesti-.
their 'Shorthorn _ .. ,• . _provide, .. ,
Gpwan,':of Maclyn Plantation, Ala- mates on cost of construction .and
;ba'ma,. •Georgia: 'The -cattle were operation of a pool ,and" to col-
trucked:to k'ergus from ;where they sides its' location, ; The committee
Were, shipped 1:1Y: railmaking,,u-p will report its findings -to 'a gen
the bulk of two carloads purchased .era1 meeting- of the organization
for the south -from Ontario Short -.on uesday, ...October 14. Public.
- man
t ale'°:in c 1 s ins ector J. G. Go
horn herds The ',Culbert s s ho ,,p,
chided 37 females," • mostly •:bred chairman of :the committee,- said
- :heifers and„oows with", -calves, as_ that "opilt on was •unanimously' -in
well 'as four young-lit'rllS, " three -_offavdr•of-~such a--projeet/- at -.-Tries-:
serviceable age: • The males tare day' s:, night'meeting; "A surprising
from the late Aberfeldy Prince,''•nirmizber of the = representatives
senior: sire' of the Culbert herd for were. strongly in favor -Of an :in -
some..
insome time, "having been purehas • door- "pool which. could be used
ed originally" from Refold, Gard throughout the winter," he said
louse, Lucknow Sentinel "Exeter Time's -Advocate
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since 1,93
o a1 Loan? - ;�•
ho may obtain "a Pers n
A one of good cl afacter"who has a "regular.
�.y
income and can meet the monthly ",deposit's._
How to obtain a, Loan
At:any branch of The Canadian Bank of
CQm cies.
oes a Loan cost you?
What d
in advance.
Siixper cent per year.*deducted
e
repay?
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w y
Equal monthly deposits, ad,you sash at any
one of our,' nearly 800 branches. -"
'Insurance -
of your
____ balance -
'fe insurance ' a s "off • the. b y
Li P y
lea y
ou:d•e.,'
to stand ilii>the same position?'
some who ' -also p
the sun. � There are stand
mess
eaf.:o r t h:
O: REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES
SPEC:1"ALS`. "
r$' & Girls' Lined Jeans
Sizes 2,- 6. Reg. 2.98"
Sizes S-12 I4—
Reg. " g.95
Reg. x:,50
. Girls'•- Cardigans'
OR7.ON--Sixes $ - 14 - A
Reg. ^5.95 •
WOOL--,Sizess 14
step 38 ..... .
FIeete Lined• Woat `r
Sizes 4 -_:
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reg -2.25
eg. 2.98
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YEARS ' AGONE
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Personal "Loans ore' made for:
Pre
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an anton,obile "• medical 4rdental bills
• home furnishing ;• eonsolidation of debta
• tastes • travel' = * school fees•
Or for any other worthwhile
purpose _—
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Interestingitems gleaned. from
The Huron: Expositor of 25, -50
and 75- years ago.
From.: The .Huron, Exp'ostor ed: ' Mr. "Dale „asked- -them- if the
October 13, 1233
smiled, and,,took their. fl -ght Peo=
A C.N.B. car, partly filled with pie had. better beori the lookout
produce 'for ,the ' relief, of theWest- for them . and -keep their deers
ern Provinces, is expected to come locked
' Mr A.. Hugill, of the Huron Rd.
West; ,returned home from an -,ex-
tended trip -,to -the ' We"stern Prov-
inces. , .
Mr. and: Mrs - Frank Devereaux
returned from their wedding trip
on Monday and 'are now .Fettled
their comfortable` .home, on John'
• barn was full of them, ,bout" they
down froirl Clinton next: W,edneaday
and an:effaxt.uvili•be;macre to,e6m
sfisses•t MVtargaret Patrick ,_aiid
Recta-.1VEC•Kenzie were weekend"
guests with -Toronto' friends.
Mayer"A. D. Sutherland reeeiv
ed word :from the S"eeretary. to the,
Governor-General' that, Their Ex
ielleneies, Lord and Lady Bessbor
ough'will stop. in' Seaforth on Wed-
nesday, October 18, at 5 P.M. ;,
Mr. and Mis AnguS McLeod
celebrated their golden wedding E' d '11 B Co., has chased the old Sage Rotel at Wal-
Miss Mary..,Louise Halmos and ton. 1Vfr.:. Henderson does-' not in-
tend occupying it himself,,, but pur-
chased it. as an investment
1'fr. James Scott; who, has been
in the.. West on business, returned
home, on • Saturday,.,.
Ci _t7
Froin The Huron Expositor
' October -12, 1883
Mr. .Thomas fi.'toon, HulIeft town-
ship, went' to visit a neighbor; M1.'
Mcvittie, where ai.threshing. mach-
ine
ach
ine .was at work., .While standing'
ground,,, his clothing in, some, Way
eaugfrt meths tumbling rod- t the"
machine and before the maelririe
"could be .stopped, ire 'was wound
around the shaft and was cut and
mangled in..a terrible manner. Re
died shortly after 'from the effects.
of his injuries:
Mrs. W E. `Southgate is visiting, " Mr. Thomas Foster has sold his
with :London friends. _
1V,[iss..Mabel, Turnbull. spent the.
weekend. hi Muskoka. -
Miss'J"ean'Sinith .spent the holi-
ay with Guelph friends
D Cx
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From The: Intron .Expositor .
October 9, 1968 . ,
Mr. and Mrs. John Swan return
ed home last . week after -a three
weeks' visit in Wisconsin.
Mr. George E.'lieederson .of_tho.
gnion vi e rowing Rotel
pur-
Rosa R. McKay exchangedwed
ding vows"on, Saturday, - ' : -
Miss. Hazel :Haugh has.returned
' '
to oi�onto -after - spending a ; few
days with her 'parents, ,Mr. and
Mrs. Haugh. •
Miss':Laura--IVicMillan, 'of Toron-
to, • spent the :weekend with 'her,
assn :: 3 r
. °and. Mrs:, W. P. Mc
Mmfffan.' •
•'.The residence of. Mrs. William
McMichael, -' at the- corner of .Ann
and....Tanies•Streets, has this week
been sold to Mr. A. D. Arrrtstrong 4
whb•.reeently Sold his•farm -in Har
pus
Missi Muriel Beattie, Miss Viar-
garet M"d telfar and Miss Elizabeth
McLean, .,of, Western• - University,
London; •spent: the weekend at
Sproat=Bros.,- Tutkersmith; have
dome- -a` rushing business in- -the
.brickt,-and the yard .this. summer.
They have just filled,'a lar$e eon -
tract for -42—inch tile with John
boig, Kippen, and John McConnell,
JEribbert. , '
1VIr. George C, Dale was sur13ris-
ed, on going upstairs in his 'barn
last Thursday to find tlV'o men lye
frig, behind h"is fanning mill.' °lie
politely;' ordered them - out, and: on
their retreating 'two :others' : slid
down:' out of ,the . :now and follow
residence__ facing oil • Victoria
Square, to, Mr, Meyer, who intends -
coming to town to live..
.The new hose cartmanufacttir
ed by Mo. Ronald, -of Brussels, for,
Sea` orih;:fire depaarOment •arrived
here on•Tuesday;
Mr. Alex Murchie -.and Mr: ,los.
Craig;" of Winthrop, were return-
ing home from Seaforth with a
horse and buggy when the horse
be`eame frightened- when they met
-a large" loacr of _barrels. The hose
bolted into the ditch which, ,at that
point, was, :very deep. The vehicle
turned ' upside down and the two
gentlemen: • fell underneath, but
they escaped without' injury. The
buggy was ,badly smashed.
Mr. Jail.esArnrstrong, of Varna,
:while ,engaged iri painting a build-
ing in Brueefield-• the other day,
fell from the roof and Injured his
kiiee very .severely. ,.
Good In' te�res1;: 3 z% for
the first year and4%% for•the , a
next,fburteen. years • An 'aver- '
age of 4.1.0% peryear when•,
held to Maturity.
Cashable..Anytiroie: if
,the: need; Should arise, your
bends, may 'be cashed -anytime
-at ,full face value :plus 'earned •
irltbrest . .
L.nlit:',11p tb $10,000 in any
one name. Each .member Of a "
fa it may bu
s • • upto `this .•.
fri y Y
amount.�."
Where To Wherever
.,yoii work,': or through'your
. bank, i•nveslnien • dealer,'
stockbroker,, trust or lean.
company, for cash :or: on
. instalments.
Invest ina bright futfire '.for
yourself.. . 4nd for.tanade.
Arrange to'buy your Canada
' Savings Bonds Nowt
r'AIIII'p0'li,l
Ilii tia at , ar'oo