The Huron Expositor, 1958-10-24, Page 1-
' -Ninety---Ninth Ye
Whole Number, 43
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SEAFORTH ONTARIO 'FRIDAY, ObTOBER 24, 195$
Siegle Copies, 5 Cents
$2.50 a uh Advanee
n.
'Thhieene learns, • tepeeSenting
" Hurein.Connty 4-tt, Clubs; took ;part
in the , annual Ontario e 4-H loter-
tIub at the.
Guelph; en,' EieedaYe In " all; .:,40
boys .2110: ,gii10from all over.'Ocee
took part in „thee coirripetitioti
This year. !-: ,
Teams competing from thiS:earea
nd theiteplecingseare-eas-fiellawS:
Dairy ' ",Cat-tleiee5,....tearnS'acornpeting;
e.e.-etet-e Dairy . --Clukee 4th: -e Lorne"
Hem, R.R.: leeeWocidheente Pat
Alarehall, .R.R.,' : 55the
eSeaforth •"-Dairy-„Clube,, , •
anie Delegates
Beef Cattle -38 teams participat-
ec1;721-0, Blyth;13.61grave l3eef Clube:
Ken 'CoulteS, R.R. • 5; Winghaines'Iira
an Howatt,, R.R. 1, • l'.3gtave:; .13th,
Ttirriberry.:I3epf ,Calf, Cht1e,..,1Vfar-
-jorie Whigham,
BarrY". Mulvey, , 14eRe:1;• Weeecetere•
Swine • Clubs, 26 "tearnsenartiei-,.
..patect--11the Brussels .:SWineedltile:'
DieneezIlehlingWaYee;R:Re--3,--7-13-rus.-
.sels;:•.Roia ;three, :R„Re. 2,'. Waltorie.
11.9t1e-Seafert1ieSwieeeC1tibee7WeerRe.
..'Sbefci'eth; Winsten.
Powell Ril.!2,, Seafcirty,
Graiti :Club's,' 40 teams' Partitipat-
ed-lOth ( tie ) *-LitektitieV Grain
• C1illYF-B1117.7Andle-e7WeelteR-.-e7-,•-etucke
now, Jim BlakeDungannon; 15th,
HOWick Grain Club: Golden:Scott
R.R. Cliffotd, .Bob Strong. R.Re
e,„ _
le :Gerrie; ..,19th,
„.,.
oron o
.T.aylor, 1,
tondesboro, Ken' .Coldnian R.R.,' 4
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Seott. IVIernorial Hospital will be
i7.-efireleeriterc1e-hy-7Si1perintendent
..T. Drope, oardsecretarY L. C.
Hoggarth;• '11‘frie McConnell, a
TiferknibefeWthe-heard;•.ated-MisS7-E7
1uifeIds, of the staff,, -Aerie:the
e34tli:,,antretal .Conventige. of the,•On,
t1o..,Hosnitale,Asseciatiore..meets
..e.i*..Teircinto,..,neNt.:*.POr. At the :seine
'time,. Afire'. Harold' Whefe.!..end".Mrs:
'eE'lritereartine., _willarepreeent th_e_
• eWatitei:6: Hospitel' AuXiliaeee
-The '_.convention wiR discuss a
variety of 'Peoblemspertaining. to
:
:and adniiilistratiee, as welleas,.the
'Ontario „HeSpital, insurance. 'plan,
'The convention, 'Which. has .as its.
theme,,``HoSpitats-Rrenaring For
•Terriort-ovv,.."eiS, eeepected ,to 'attract
Mere than:2;70W delegate -see The
threeeday. PregraineWill ineltide,'ade
dreSSes, paner discussions, . for -
S' Otiker eWatit$:
eraticia
_ Field Crops: 16 tearhs participate.
,ede,Helthe Godefich Corn Club; -Gor-
don -Baxter; R.R. 2, Goderich,
_Richard -Harrison, R. -Re -TT -BW
„field 5th, Tucker -smith Corn. Club:
jack Broadfoot, R.R. 1, Brucefielde
Ken Ryan R:VVaton; 9th
.R. „ 4 l
, . ,
South -Huron Sugar Beet Club: Jim
Hyde," R.R. 1, Ilensall, Ted, Oke,
R.Re- 3,
---TrectoreGlulass-34-1-eaireseparticie-
pated-8th, Exeter Tractor Club:
Don Hendrick, R.R. 2, Crediton,
Bill Etherington, 14 14. 1, Hensell.
phases.e_of.h osp o P
Ltte Tr
est importan
dealing
: tonal- "rlealeneervIe-7all
etings''''1:, and
: s, 'ese.c si:h6sP'-et-see-dVe-rcial""
.';14aeb:' var19.3,lr,:eiih-flp fea-,Off?' earn -
:2 wirle-m-6,i'--e14 LaeraeP., servieeshealth
____I----77 gave-- _e-,ereclu epitai new,
-e ' eli-SPitatario tiPthe - '•
'1, the-04cl .. will outline
..,
,--eission . detail.
.11,1,_eiiie -111 -
-,seu :
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Delegates___Atten
London Meefirlg
The monthly ineeting of
regular School Association
The „Bonne •an
,'-war5 held, thee..i.'istnehgeowlit"ahtl,d4tr6sr!,i'leDnie
-7 On 'TuesdaY
Nixon ,in ;the: chair., Mrs. Nixon
asked foi delegates eto. the area
Conference in London, on 'October
Mrs. A. .y: lVIcLeen; Mrs: W.
and
• MrseKeith Sharp attended ,this 'con-
„. ference. e'e • ,
Mrs,„ ere Moore "'gave the finan-.
.cialereportn The-emeeting_:deeided
• Itinch •, Wonld .only se,rved ,at
-Meetings r..W.hen the gradtiating
cia"Ss was being.'enteetairied; or the.
speaker "..,Wae.,' from. 'out. of . town.
Ways of encetiraging,better .attend-
ance at Home, and School Meetings,
ere djscusse
---Mr:.D.T.Witldia.wan. 'the prize' giv-
en each r_rlontlr, • Mie, E. Ellis'
claie: won- the. atteridanee-eprize:
Trincinal'i.J...,Talbot: spoke' briefly,
„i R,_.Spittal introdimed the
guest, speaker, Rev.' J. Ile_ JaineS,
-"e"-.eliel WeesethenkeitelaMr. E.
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'Miss Dor,othy Parke we's, -renare-
ed president of -Seeeettlie 'Ladies'
BowlingClub at their anniMieilieet-
Tug.. hon -ie of-Peesidea-
Paidee,Hthe' Meeting' -.marked the
conclusion of :.the bowling sen 05
with a poi -luck supper, follOWedeby
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The reiginfiCanee Of7iffel_iiifiearide-
:we s ---diec-us sed --a te-Vi.r.et-Chur-ch_
Men's Club Tuesday evening when
Rev., D. Leslie - Elder illustrated
how small. participations ' can re-
sult in _mighty, accomplishments.
The humble efforts of a few can
produce results, as -was the ceee
at Dunkirk in 1940. , So it is in
business. The little -things in them-
selves"; may not seem •to be much,
u:E: collectively can, create a good
impression.
, "The Iniirible life can res:tilt- in a
mighty coneueste" Mr. Elder, re-
minded his lieteners. "The Church
counts --;its growth frora a hurnble
band, with: Christ as leader. The`
little , thing S become -bulwarks
against evil and .materialisni-bnl-.,
vvarks for goodness."
"Presiding over ,the meeting, the
first in, the fall season, was Robert
McMillan., in. the abaenee of Presi-
dent Bedford Dungey. The meeting
approved a proposed 'slate ..of offi-
cers, presented by John Patte.rsore
The officers are: presiclent,; Geo.
D. 'Hays:. vice-eireSidente a
,
Leod; ,- secretary -treasurer,, john
Patterson; executive, H.. Leslie,.
Robert Wright 'yirilliam Sterey and
Scott Cluff: • . '' . .-• ..-
-.During the evertirig--E-tankeSchti '
bert 'coi-itrih'uted",•.Several violin
' selectioeS.. , He was accornpanied
by ..-Mtse" MeGreger. Appeepiation
to the' speaker waseexpressed by
- Rubert---,Wright-_____e_ ...,_
Other'effieeeseriained Were: first
•
. . • . .
vieepreerdent,, Mrs. Tony -Phillips;
setond vice-president Mrs., ,E.-
Lateulee secretary -treasurer, 1VIts."e
E.,H. Close; tattnainerit .eonvenere
Miss Alice Reid tetirnaineriteceme,
inittee,"".MeS.eEe.
,I.LeColinell'enewieseeE„:..Larene,,aM.r.ae.
E. McCue, Mrs Free; prize
Ifaltlpyinge-Carianiittee;771VIthee-Teny,
Philips, ,Mrs. ' N.:, •Selineicler,:•' Mrs..
L. 14. Ford; social
Fe:Christie, -Mrs. 5-. Habkirk.
elIenee. „cOM riiitteee Mese ,'E Dinsa_
More,' Mts.. II..,:cerinell;:MeS.'Ae'W:
Silleryeebeidge:',COnvenet-,..'MrSe,W.
M... :Hart, C:, Reitly;e,etiehee;
Mrs. T. Philips; .'..plioning;7.10S11";Ce.
Reith,',. Mrs. L. Hogarth, A.
J.
14. Longstaff iVErs. 14. A. McMas-
ter; auditors, Mrs. Alice Shiles,
Miss • Janet Cluffe ",,
'Wiette,ts, at ,bridge Were
Pattersen. and , Walker.; Hart:
.These ,card parties ,ebe held
inetithly.edueingetheLAVintere The
.Noverriber :bkidge, will be beld: nt
the home of 'Mrs: • A. sinersr:
Mrs. 0. Waiden.:eipiesSect thanks'
1aarrieelog",:_the. StiP.Per
to "•the hostess for qne-euse..•-tife. her and nieeting.
eafor terta
istrict institutes
• Crediton, Hurnndale and Zurich
ladies were guestsofthe Seaforth
Women's, Institute for their Octo-
„
"b.er meeting Tuesday evening in
SDHS. The president Mrs, R. J.
Poig, opened the meeting arid Mrs.
J. McGregor presided at the piano.
, 1Wrs, Gordon McKenzie gave words
Of welcome to the visitors.
The 'toll call, "My favourite hob-
by," was answered. by all present,
Mrs. Doig paid tribute to' one of-
: the Seaforth,members, Mrs. Grace
RAE S. WATSON', of Luck -
now,.. has been selected, as the
candidate Of the Huron-Brac6:•...,
,Liberal Association to contest, ,
the next ..ProVincial-
He ownS a, farm on "the 1.2th
coneessionof West Wawariosh
and preVions ,to retUriling to
his native diet:007 to farm, he
• founded and operated a large,.
distribution business in London
- And a ,tourist business in the
prime -Peninsula. He is a son
of "111.e. late Jack' Watson and
his pother was Anna: MaC-,
"Itenzie, from Parainount in
A ,..1.4:E.1,4
Wren, who had passed away, :The
minutes of the September Meeting
were read by' the secretary, Mrs.
Gordan Papule. '
Air ince:tallow Was a ceepted from
ethe Clinton .Women's Instittith to be
guests at their Meeting October 23,
at., 2130,, Standaid Time, M the
Clinton Agricultural ROorns. Dele-
gates to the elnstititte Rally for
Huron,,,,to be ..„lield" in Exeter 'on.
Noverriber 5, are.; Mrs. Alex, Pep-
per and Mrs. Earl Papple.
The committee for the enchres
this winter are Mrs. Harold Hugill,
Mrs., Gordan Papple and Alit,
Leonard Strong. A thank -you card
was read' from Mrs, R,. J. Doig
and • an "in. appreciation" card
from the family of Mrs. Grace
A. Murray Guest
t CB of C Party
The :staff. of ...the ',Cana ian Bank
of Carrinterce entertained
„ ,
Mr. and
Mrs. James -Murr aye at -a, dinner'.
at 'OM •••Zur-,i.eh,•;:HOtel". on . Saturday.
„evening,, , Prior' te' their 'departure.
to Where:Ylr.••••Miir, r.ay.,•is •
now manager. The table WAS.bea4-.,
etifitleyaecatated eelth. chryse
anthenitim8! aed: Yellow. c,andles.
• G. Brighttall, Joritier
rnin-
Sger, "''spoke :aPpreprietely. „ Mr:
ded,',1Vfrsn. Murray were,..peesented:
With,",:aeteiliglite'lainP,ea. gift from
the!Staff, to Which Mr, MrirraY
re-
plied, thanking'. the • staff'lfor the
co -Operation he had regeiverl
hig his; teem „'as, accountant .here.
:Thosepreserit :were -Mr.
'George Brighttall; • Mr. and Mrs.
Jame8:'.1111Urtay:,,
Ford; 'Janet
Stileae"-Miss-:-."-Betty ..atideMits
Shirley „Bedard: ,•-; •
• ,.'VVAS:. GOLD. LETTER! DAY: for eTtieleersinita. township:,"
officiais
When' the'. neWlYeria eal `Gibt;ing'..bridge. wee Openedeoffiee
cially last week. At .the seine- time new permanent -paving
laid
betWeeriNe, 8, Highway ,and RCAF 'Station, Clinton, Wa'S 1)intight hit&
• use: Peeing .on, the new,ebeidge as cereitioniese Were cencinded-are,:.'
."•.(t'r nt;eleft)eCouncillere;Arte VarleYeeRe_eve.:_f_VareeForSytlie Councillors
. iVictor Inc'arid Elgingliginneen, and eeed.superinterideriteMidte,
an' CouricillareFrank''Ealeenere
Clerk E. P Chesn ,, and e AllareNiehels,o Me.Roy .McGeaCh end Melvin •
MeSsenger ...of tie. teivithliiii''reaW'departnient..•(Ptipte: by Phillips). !"
• ,
fro
n7es o am
Competition was. keen. at the re:
cern field eday at ,Eginottdville
Scheel.. Helde 'last:. Week,. the
lowing Were'.".rianaed.: champions
'the various divisieris-e, 'junior
Gayle Oke, 29 Poirits; Cheryl :Wil-
son, '19; bays', Colin Heney,.
26. Points ; Glee, • Nicholson, 2e'; in- •
eterrnediate.egirls,__Suean_Hall_se_23.e..
Lynclt 'Terbese "20; interniediate
Hurst, Senior ,giris, Marilyne
Miller, .31; Barbara Not, 22; , setae
ior beys,. Jim Boyes; 24-e 'Bob
papPle,e22. • •
Restilts:f-the verifies -event e' are
as folioWs';e: Fif tylyarci da sb:::Jun
lee.:.girlse: Gayle `Oke, 'Cheryl , WA -
s Junioe boys: Gol7
hi Hane. Glen Ricky
Haney- 7' 9", •RickY WoodS' ;i/' 3. ".
. ecli ate, ,girIS -Lynda -Forbes
8" .3"; Susan. Stockwell'. ,Dianne.
PaPple 7f 10". Interrnediate boys:
Larry Ritchie 9' "3"-e. Jack Durst
e' '5", Gary Finnigan,
5enior: girls: Barbara Nott 10' 4",
Marilyn Millete10e 1" ,,. Carole 'Hells.
Senior, boys: McDO-u-
all" 9', lrreeJiria "Boyes "9'! 9";•Jim
'Kuighte,e8e,e9f,.. - _ ,"
BaSkethalt Throw .H -H holier 'glelee.,
Gayle; Dianne ,Nott. 22'; .
Susan„ Boer. 21,!: Jr. boys::: Col-
in Haney ,4',.Brian lvfeGrdgor
.30':
3.74417;e'ee
• Intermediate Halls
30', Lynda Forbes' 2.01,:',4Arida 'BroWn.
28'. Intermediateeeboys: -.Billy.
Woods 48'e: .Gaty"••• Finnigan e 47e,
Chris ,.•
.•. Senior:. G•ielse• IVIarilyti Miller •F5-1.,,,
BarbaraeNotte-4.5ee'CareleeHellee43
Senior . boys: Bob johri
MeDeugall :60re Jim Knights .50!:
High: jurtip -He.,Junier •-girls:. Gaylen
Oke, Cheryl Wilson, SuSanide•Beet.'
JUnior. Colin- HaneY 2e 9",.
Glen NieliolSon;eflillYeCarte-ree-eeeeee
•Int.etmecliate Sithan
" • -
." 'Intermediate " girls: Ruth
BreWn, Lynda Forbes; Heather Sale
lows. , Inteemecliate, -„ boys Jack
Duret, Gary Finnigane,Billy Woods."
Senior 'girls: Marilyn Miller,
Barbara Nett.' Senior -boys: Jm
•13eyee, Bob Pappley.JOhn
Standing road Jump Junior;
girlseeCheryl''WilSen, 4' -8", Gayle
Dke, Brawn
ior 'boys:" Glen !NieholSon • Colin
Haney :Riehy. Werids).;v.: wee
Sitaan. Halis
'5' 16". Dianne PappIe 4')."2",
14"nda eForbes interincellate
bays: 'Paul Stephenson • 5" 71/2",
Gary Firinigan.,5(..0”.;. Jack' Burst
*5' r-7,--
egirlS: Iglatilyrt ',Miller- 6'
Barbara NotT 6' 3",elViat;
;Lean,' 5". • Senior 'boys';'. -B
PaPPle 6' .13cere.s.,; 6" 6",
rjiin :Knights, 5.". 9?',
•
Running -Broad 'Amp' Junior
girls e. Gayle Oke 74, Cheryl Wilson
-9".!.:Marilyn burst 6'. 5". eJtinioroliinin5tF0n8' 6', 1i.
Mrs. Wilfred, Coleman took -over
the meeting for the prograni. Com-
munity singing was led by Mrs,
Ross Gordon, A violin duct' was
given by Bruce Papple,,,,and Ron
Little, accompanied on the piano
by Mrs, J. McGregor. ".The motto,
"Happyis the woman who is
storing-up-tyeasures for later life,"
was well given by Mrs. See -Grum -
melt. A colorfitl dirsplay of aprons
,was shown by Mrs. Grummett,
who makes aprons ase hobby.
A trio number was sung by Mrs.
Gordon lVforlock, Mrs. Wm. Smith
aad, Mrs- Wm, "Ke- of Crediton,
acconiparded by Mrs, EmerY rah-
ner, of Crediton. 1Viiss Sandra
Doig spoke on "Sixty Years of •Pro-
gress For the Women's, Institute,"
A810 by 'Mrs: Wilfred -
of Hurondale, was enjoyed. lqrs,
'Newel Ceiger, of Zurich, gave '' a
-reading, followed by a Solo by
Mrs. Arnacher, df Zurich. Courtesy
reinarks were given by Mrs. 'Ross
Gordon. -
„Mrs. Gordon MeKenzie was in
charge of the recreation. The ,Iunch
committee, were Mrs. John Mac -
Laren, Mrs, Howard Wilson 'and
Mrs.' LOrne Carter. A. display' of
mats,- made by ,theladieS who
took the Mat" Course last.Nviriter,
and a hat displaY made 'it the ndt,
liners! enurse ixi the spring, were
very interesting. '
Seaforth
Back To .S
•
es
,
Seaforth revertS to Standard
Time on Sunday morning at 12:01
o'clock, The confusion that has'et!
isted throughout the area during
the past month will be ended, as
Pll Munipalitiese in the district
will again be on Standard Time. of eggs to proces5.
tart
rk
Co-op tailor
•
.;, pGs:3.U.5t,infuf.,:tir,nganits -.0elaittit.l.eSdinn.:se-oefa.,,fo7rVt0h-, 1)ar'ee":54ierttpt,:v.,:eali:NItaidt.. qIiitu...,:v3i4i.i.eni:.,,taiitirae:,e:
sewer system, " Council at an . ad- to, dig two ;trenches..:.•
cheapet • to eeplace ethe read than
, . .
it, I:610:pr: e.:cloe:c; ,..-tl'ah:ne,:te.eeedaitte,ai ric; , gin. ,,,$.1.t..2.0: hi 0:i1en, ,.a,: Mondayie ,,,twwo0;t-ttil. 1 i: „I:0e. ol ....go. then
,ehn iliat i, .,.. .w..:1 . .13: pb...e j;i4... e7u is use
, d a. yn (7, Ngy go 7:41 1 0 .„ 171,71 :
, 4 I . . ' a few years plastic :SeW,.e• •
ettee,eia!instriictedetogtsse:Ntutrete.,.1.,,e,. ees,s.1,t:ye 4 , Iiggthg a
taontiropr6jo6teittioliiaioiiti,tenot.
the:-.0.iitaria..WaternReseiireee.eComt •.• .1t::WIS-theefeelinge:of , the .com-•, :
:rad Jii‘Seseei-,:,0,,4, Uc.etTi' .hawite.",e4tetohli'we4,',It.1;,.,,,,,lec7,1::iti:ue,ekst.., t. lieeep.lep..ks7i_ obl.lyle;c: 4erieitteeL a it that e ti pl: iit4 eo die ha at enigyee i;',I.i: would .t 1,1 e:41):,,,-
p o S a I plant. it...had. been designed
.evenfee ; ',.. : , . ..„ • : .. - to -r've.',-.'n(it".7t4cire.:::tfipii''_ ofie7th.44,-,,i
•,...".pf.VOeertienbidleechairin an -ef.- Of.,:theepeentlation'e, ariciehadebeeri fe,
the se,Weiecoiniiiittee, said that is approVed on this hasis ,byrethe de- e
c-roaratietione..".,re-..ec-Ifter.treeentdheodreitnhgalietitehlissieleoe,-P:aiettegiweatest7-xe':cogne7-ized et'i-le-a-t-,7"173;,-.-a-de-o-p-te_le,
;called sifert, .plan •1 be ,proceeded leg the short plan no relief Would ;‘,!
With - si.i.bjedt to -•OWItC eed . Mimi- be glee!). SBHS. Dr'. Brady' thought •' :
'cigar -ReafelleaPgrevale! Thee prat,: .tbreWe'entel'.--not: bee-eserteussineeei
:cell,ed!fet,,,,Service being:, Provided' there' was adecta ate room for addiee,
the hospital, ':,theenew.' factory :and tional lweepage.•. : ' ,!. ' ' ,
properties in the area hetvieen.ded - '..Council .; was 'Mid, ' eegarcilesS of .:„.•
-ektending to :Godetich Street.' In What plan as Mil:owed,' ..0WieC .
-allee,'soeaee,80eprePetties ,wouldebe' and-e-Munimpel : Beeede.aappegvalee
,Served, , , ! .': "..-..:, ' -, I Would be. necessary. : While , it prOlj-ee
'el'llie,e-l-ineS---Wotild,eterniiriate_eatea__eabl'v wohicl be possible to iriStall.a,",..e.
: ...e. 111 e _s.titai,,,,u_th.„itig:,"-tation. 'at. - Jaltll'6.S 1--erta.ifis'atfiCil.ilit-76-17-flip, ilreiliOilii-e- ,,..
and .West. eWilliarn Street; ' which . tionewith. the buildMeen of ' streete, ,ate7,
Would, diectiarge;.into :the existing the, factory ;:site e .general.,:;apprev-ate,
'Sewer ' ' lirie , -dreleGaderielt,- S,theete 'potild: net: be ",, expected' for perhapS!'
Estiniateel •cost provided. -by a 'llo- three or four morithS; With. Tebrii-ee
ee:44.1.'s:•:atieri.deci,,Tur,ie i..a'l sotric_ .eal60,0Vaelfor-40se-,40-07 "n".9 -r-:.- !a2V-Yebeiageoggeete.d a.site,:
....te.erlieste'e
$10;900' additienal,:,Goderidh_ Street :: 'In the Meantime, it- WeS-agreed'ee
•: ••: • • ' • ' - - --- trerne. :::1-Ielerie'-"SStreete-dagee-to-emr-ees 'G-Mlerliate'Tn Vnbull- 'w onid-write7.! the_e_
'Willia.triieeTageId be serVed, , and .thiS• OWRC, indiea ting 'the. proposals and' e„
would provide for: some ' 31:eaddie pre or an early 'eppaintrnen:t
:thine'," properties.. e '' • . : '• • .: • ..e.
c.
es were held Monday in Herisalrfar'
Andrew Rey Campbell. Dr., Camp-
bell carried. on an extensive veter-
ieanr:y practise at .Herthall 'Mita:1945'
when. Was '33.emed Secretary .,ef
the ,Canadian .GuernebY, Breeders'
.„..e.eSsOCiation • and ,moved eto Guelph..
Tribute, to his :intense loyalties,
hiSecapacity, foreeriendshin' and his
lack of pretension, was paid by
Reif- W. ;A: . Young,. now 'of OAC,
Guelph, and 'fainter Ministet .oe
Carmel, PeesbyteriarieChurche.HenJ
" :Dr. Turnbtilleseld the estimates,
subgtan,tilly.:IeWer. titan ,theeen' pt,e,
pared. by 'the ..tp-wri:erigincers, ' were
all ineItisivee •exeeept.' replaCemente
,of.''streetepayieg..: The lowered eSti-
"MateS 7resulted '• from e the , ,:sab e titu-
ti on ; Of.: a eless 'eipenSiye :type of
Bump, , and a greater' ,knowledge 'be
local conditions, he ,,said..e.,,,,,e :
• ' Sintriiing.:igiethe 'careinittee Pio-
's all. eThe eBentiliton., 'Funeral Chapel pii-SaITS;"... 'Fu
Dr. '' it :Wes.!
. . .
was 'filled•-tocapacity,fer the spi- , e elliat OW Reeeerre_e_glel_enrove tre:
Tree.' ,„ , ....."-'7"-.e. .,- - . ',.:,e. ' - ,,,,,, ' " . 'short ep ao etie.e. A ' preeee ed ;v.eit ! ,win.,e„iii.e 'up its diScussiorieef :Sea-
- "Death-loOlteepta-e-eIreelteroirttieteen":71'ingeniateli.:::, '.r4i.s,,,7,-5,---yeTarct-',... Vele f0..e,hk!.'; piffle :eu pply , _ ey hich....ged. ex, :..
"era l Hospital on Friday.. Dr. Gain -13'; lowed...liy,,,,:eltera.tiMis.-andeeergaegeeeeendedegVer'."Iheee ieueetirigs" and, ::•'„''
belle fead heen "inePeor,hea7Ithe'far Irieati.:ep.ethee'diSpesal,:eplantiaearlye as '. niany.:e.betitsie Connell.,
'sev,eraleyearS.eHe : r-.s*a-g , 60; .. ,„sta_ge :twee'. :with., .main ,'perineeterel'egane.....iiight'agreedeto informthg. e
Ditringehle , viios. in-,.f.leii,§a14.-0.i•-• lines' :to ,-.43e 15. as s:[a,,,*_:.t.11„tted::: :milk. elepeea„.4e.e,ergeede„ haae„,, no , eri
ee. e
'Campbell' tbek: a".keen. interest ..3.4 He thought the.,prograin,mi,,g'4f. eee. joetiolt, to ;0.. license: ttj, „distitisii..tite,
;the'..effaireeeof the coaineeeity,?He tend over sik, yeaese,....,ee,-, e • --e :1,milkrelieing eV -en, any ,-.:,applieant•. ,
waS',P.resident Of the Sonth'.1711-ii',01:i . ,Iln considering the 'matter';„: Olin- who hadeestablished,,.ae processinge -
Aericeltural4cieiety..--for... 13" Years, eil„ teek inte".eonsideratiOn that: :41:: ,,plant, in: 'Seiforth.e,
and WaS a: Past ,PVesident. of •.t.h.e•-• waS,.rieceSearYe to :regVad.e. and re _LeeeLearie.:of-Exetet •Dair3e--LeinTe-e
4-Vill , ..e;-,,e'leTeS'a:-e-andeee'auze etgeTotap a LeeSte,'Of , this eiseCtione Wei:: eStimeted, 1,:e "-The :yell le IrifeS try Board ..setsetheee=.
, 'De, .Ce'repbell,'wes- bora at,..Weste :up: enimedintel3..e.: .The. • ',, 'additioe al, , weeks', er.,•ti.:11.g.
.114aclitniVcille'Lit' in e-r'nithe'•'-s'fIC. )i'illias '''!;'(iot. el"FAH. C4''' '''.ili''.6.:Cs1.-111D.,,.,S4eW'Veet.9s te-SdheOlUielC:111eStiter'. :le.-a'ti'dn'1.11-it,..11;e:eee:rirt:', ,t,et:Iild3es'::, i.:.,:tripite:•tkdir'';:ne, here. ..a:...:tv:,/,1:1.hee:r,eseao..seoni,leai:1.1". tat.h1:61:rnetswii6ag4f..' e,
,elder of ' St: :Andrew's 'preSbge-rian :1.4y,'-a.g,.1keil,. lineSeat the
Chtireh. e . : ' ' ' e '. e.: e." '` ....',...., ' en West- eyee.:),f, they , would o -t. be. hookede,geStecleehY , a •couneillote at :last „
iii:1919 .th attend the' University! Of , o•r".$1,,,860,,,,,The ...'a-Ost7 ,'-.3f .i)4'.virg', and he told ' council .' :: ' , , •-- ' '
Church,. ' and -in,' • Giielph W. as an an . was derie,.." and " it evotild :. be. wise' -M.:, ere. intention of 'of ..eeisiee the litite.'. of' ..
..t,i
Tor:onto. He ..gtaditated fr-erir'A:-4h grading •eil.e.tWtreet is Covered!, .:e'wel'.:liaVe:ne inteMicin ,Of raisingee
,Oineria• Veterinary, delleggiii:.'1P0-,,,,-,-.43,47-depogniettai,7:-grailt,s„.;..,.....„'„,::::-, ..flio.:prke ". Inc said. e"-Ifelteelegeegae,....
iii -a -.1a -f
---g-tir§7 tkTe-0,-"0.11.: tt-4-a,ose,-.7:-.---ThpJ0-i-geo.T.ii7§-61W.tit* labor " upe'it:WoUldn't"..be:',:tis" that .dict it"-
Ilighly regardeallnlii.1??",0-Cesi:On161: 'arid'. •digging,:i; :it. was ,„eipikined'; ,ael..., Neje Learn: explained.: the. mie6 i's,''
.a eintenber.'eed. sears he . dia.'. ipartilleeeiee. Seeins, •enggeeted.e.t.N,''9' '1ille '. detheiniiied on 'a iinMber , of•fa'aisrrs, -
-Me
tithe 1.vd,r.k'for :the : Fedra1. Depart- 1. :,•:-,.--7-..---•:::., •: - ''',.: . ': ''.: ,--, r - ,•'• .• :i • . 1.intV.ParticidatIy, an the,:price'Pa-lel .-
at of 'Agriculture., Her, Was ; ,-:.:, .. ; ,: r• , ... • . ,- .„ ,
''';.procince'r,.' and Variee frem zone to.,....
e
kn No Increase.
tf(
..13.1.1111 . Ann- troph, :Nozab. Brown,
Intermediate, boys.; Gary Finnigan'
3,•.4,1; Chuck :Haney," Jack ,Durst.
Seined.' , .Marilyn
Barbara, Notte,Ann 'MacLean, Sen-
ior Boys': •Jim. Boyes, 4', Bab PaP-
ple, John McDougall. "
Speed Bell Test (l. minute) -Jun -
tar , girls:, lst, CherYl. Wilson Betty
Erowh, Oke 2nd, .Gail
Brown; Gayle Oke, Susan. Boer
.Work has commenced,:on allera
tions to the fernier Wright Grocer
PrOperty,-recerrilY pueehased:lbY
the Seaforth Fafiners Co-operative‘,
according to Lloyd RoWat, 'general
manager, and Clare Reith, produce
division Manager:,
,When the new aceommocialionis
4Onvleted some time next month,
it. vvill provide completely ..m8clern
facilities Eon handling eggs. Cae:
pacity' will be increased Stbstarie
tially• over that: now available in
th'e present aceommodation.
-.-eDecialen • to ' mirchase the. new
onarters was taken smith Months
ago, vvhen. directors -were faced
with increasingly ' large volumes
Junior bey's; 'Ricky Woods,' Glen
Nicholson., Colirt Haney (16),
Intermediate girls: tht, Susan
Nerah Braun. Ruth Ann_
Brown (24); 2nd,.. Diaime Papple,
Susan' Stockvelle Forbes
..(20.);3rd, Linda ,13rawnr Heather'
Sallows,-- Catherine McLeocte(12),. -, -
Intermediate boys: lst, Gary
Finnigan, Chuck Haney,
Lean (26); 2nd, Billy ;Woods, .Jack
Durst, Keith Finnigan' (25); 3rd,
-
Craig Haney, 'Heather Sallows,
Paul Stephenson.(20),
Senior girls-. Marilyn , Miller,
Barbara Nett; Carole Halls -(30);
,2nd, Lynda Haney, Grace Stephen -
Son, Carol- de goqr, (20). ,
e -Senior boys,-..-47,1st,_ Bob • "'apple,
Herold Sinith, McDoug,all
(88); . Boyes, - -Tim Knights,
sleek PapOle (24).
,O.bstacle coutse; girls:
Jan Oke, Gaede Oke., „B.etty Brown,
Junior boys: Ray' Besharah; Colin
Haney, Glen Nicholson,
Interm edia te • ,girls: L y d
Forbes ,• Dianne Tappie, Heather
NEWS aff WALTON
r eatures
A suctessful turkey slipper Was
held in the 'basement, of Duff's
United•Chuleh on,litteilnesday eve.
ning. Difring, the :supper hour Mrs.
Harvey'Brown and Mrs. Jack Bry-
ans entertained with piano and or-
gan duets. Following the repast
the following. program was pres-'
ented,'.with Rev. W. M. Thomas as
chairman: Musical numbers, Miss-
es Joan and Doris johnston, Clin-
ton; solo; Mr'. Aubreyt`Toll, Blyth;
solos, • Sharon Strong,' ..Seafortli;
duets, ' Miss Faye and George Love:
solos, Donald McDerfaiden"Waltonf
Graeme McDonald and Bill
King, accompanied by Mrs King,
Brussels.- • •
Mr. 'and ,Reliert Pickering
and family; of Oakville, were Week.
end visitors with the latter's par-
ents, Mr: and, MrS. George pun -
Miss- Brenda" Bernier and Miss
Ruth Ennis, „student nurses at K -W
Hospital, Kitchener, Visited with
Mr. and Mrs, D. Ennis for a few
days last week.
Mr. arid 'Mrs:"• Glen Corlett were
weekend guests at .the home of
Professor. and Mrs. A. V. Corlett,
I<ingston, and 'attended , the wed-
ding, of their daughter, May Iuth
to Sohn Paterson,- of Wales, - on
Saturday. ,
Rev. and Mrs. W. M. !Thomas
Spent the Weekend at Straffordville
where 46V. Thernas ',Was guest
minister at anniversary Iservices
on Sunday.• ,
IVItseE'. Ennis spent -a, few days
with her daughter and son -iii -law,
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Cunningham,
Ethel. -
Mrs. Thomas Leeniing' visited
with Rev. and Mrs, W, J. Maines,
Embro, recently.
• Mrs. -Hilda Seller's has returned
to- Lucan after -spending a week
with 1VIreand Mrs. Herb Travis.'
Mr, and Mts. Gordon ,McGaviii
arrived home on Sundayafter
spi
ending the past month n Ger-
man y and the British Isles,
Mr: and. Mrs. Wm. Miller, of
Mitchell, visited with Mrs, F. 11.
Miller and Mr. and %,(1,g. D. Ennis
on Snnday,_ ,
-Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth, &Wedge
and Evelyn, of Toronto, Were re-
President of the „„ Ontarie , Vet- 11. • 11, . ,A0,,,s •, .
form,er Hezel • lvler,PP4ISI,iere-allir.e i ner:Itt ett Eltntrit'my
'SurviVing are his widniv,. tne•, ,_ . , • . - . .,
erinate, Aseociatien .ill 1945, ' . ' , W‘.,;)
; ; • `'''''''7. , • '; .'. ' ,.. .L, different zones whieh eXplainS °the
•
"•F -04't lis_,,p10,1.- . , ' . r' zone,! Seaforth„-and Exeter are in
,A. '•• e: ' ' ' .. - ,.difference in price. . Milk in Exeter
'ions,' •Jarnes,": of •.Sarnia; ,i....i.i gni , , ''. &... : L A i ..,.. : ,: ' , ‘ , .....: : .,:e",..ehaaisd.ebee.111.: ...6t,?'t.. - si..11e.c.ee ele9„..5e.ele. ..11,.!.-1 _
nof Guelph,. and Gortlo.n,• of • ToronAl , On Sunday Nbetlisidel , United i , He ',said he fea thocornment had
tO;T• four, sisters ard
.'.fot':1reotree.re4:'CitireCh eongregat'ion 'eelehr.ated,resu
lted ,-n emisund•erstand.ng;
tv°arafadau&trl't'tleslst'anilVeg.;rVh61rltald'hehaca2Pr6aehecf(u411t:
.Interrieitil:laee )re13ircieeimee,deod0gegeti0nrat_.ekpiii \hatthesitnatieiw.H-
ceieter,-.irSt.nll ytownsh:p,Pcai• f6ided-3ot.h,servi.ceS,-1trthe.eve-•."•yasnotiefctinig.orithe becausc
Campbell,
- Edgar Mupn, - -111 avla the 'ether. churches' in, the town Ang. what" had transpired:
"Saagst.e„r..1....- nm . Dougall• .-and Elgin Atterided.... , .,-..., . .... ,. . ' ;.,, :,- 1 • . Ah's,„.-ethig , a_ que,...y,, Mr. Le4.1,71., .
Row -elite.' e7-7----------7-:-------Tr-7trAirkitr.SerViee"-,ihe:' 11.111- i Said 'that ifanyperson -built a, pro...
• . " . ior • choir :sang. "Teach Me- Thy,. tessing plant „in, S:taierthehe.: vould e
Way • 0:: Lard,' by-tarrington; the expeet he. •it,o-uld , t a al ease- He
.. , .. . • . .,
. -senior choir sang for. their nun.- ' centdered the 'potential Market in •
Hold .Rally-i-lei.e.
, ,..... , ... ., tie...;.."Send 0.r.rt, Thy :Light. The ,Seaftnith, Egniondville and Harpur-
.. . .. _ was' Religion Or 'Christ," taking .1be.' about 800 • quarts , a day.
•
-minister S subject for the. mornint, ,hey.:with -a population of 3 000 to.
,
' :The Fell Rally" Of . the }hirer)
The senior , choir, at, the •evening, ! ,, ' ,
his tett. C 1. 2. . . . . 1. ' •
l'aung People'S,I,Tnien•of the, Unit- s'ere:iee.,neeg .tw,+0 mumbers",, c.,,Loid 1, F, il,.. • ,
Egueon
ed Church Wee ,Ileld.:M-Egutandville, For , lily ,Tehdet, metele8. •s&k,,-..., ,, • . ..,_Ct t.ia a IT,1....
V'nited Church' 61'''''Tuesd4Y - with' an a Garden," with! i•.,....• .,, - .. , • '
-A, ert Brigacie
abont 300 in attendance,. .81-IPPer Miss `.Ruth . Cluff taking the' eelaei•if
as Served by the ladies o?he Th ' t ' 13 t for the a -e ' • '• • • .,. -
church.. Th . program was under
die ee..a.. tebeip, ,ef..Ren -teebe', .941. iiintgw-ov 99.3 th'iew:_:Iliantm•l)ei.o., -.1,1rry:mH' North- I, .t,.\,,,,Sieeeaforitloindraryirinecv%ni‘nveg- to, ').,,aleratie8d :
ton ••'" • .• - - '' , Side took part in the obServance-of 1:alarms. The difficulty arose when .
Qreetirigs .were 'exten.dea. he, Dr: Huron Presbytery Laymen's , au rlick, brushd against a pole on
Semple,: minister. of Eggeondville day,. 1., b -
v, en L. :P!.. .Plionsteel.. deliv-, the North Read:
'Church, and by Rev. C. D. Daniel,
Jae Heneall, ...chairmen: The. ,..,„, a s t trrnegeetah et atidudrr.cehe,s ,' actiiOnteotna,eio.inStr;eet, . ,•. . ,,,, e .:::
Spatilirrt,s.:c/Lirit.ecr.rurrachalea.;,e GbaurYys'Fi -_ epeaker was Rev. E. A. rnstace„, ,inorning,'• and Sam Scott.,per•forin-• I . " d.idn't ,s.vant to marry her for -
,gao., ..,., .., . coAnvreenpeoilr' tofofYtolirirgNaPtieobn.Palin.„'csoiti.vrincrikt-,, •.e.a. A similar task at t Timner'S Enit3Jher ,money hut I didn't know how
ed Lhurch•at.the a ernoon service, else th ,,et it. •
. ., .
41y.snei,i,mioiliTe,irj.cr_jAs:n"riCam' roaleeLeHaan1.1S,seMniaorr- held
in S'ackville; N.B.., ,Was givei. A •• . .•
• .
hoYs: Jim .Boyes, . jack P
aPPie. ' bitigewjeauPnee AMna:IiiiirJittleg:Vnillg,-1)'17Inin,Herra'A'
'Bob Papple. „ Pers_orial Matter,"', v.ras.shaWn. Ite- •
creation- followed- in the :SundaySchool hall. •
•
• - ••• ' • • -
_,.
cncrt.
cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Bennett. '
The October meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute will be held in the
Walton Community Hall en Thurs-
day. evening, Oct. 23, -with
Harold -Bolger and Mrs. Clarence
Martin as ea -conveners. The roll
call will be, "What I:learn most
front reading, radio and television.'
Hostesses for the evening will be
Mrs. H. Travis, Mrs. S. Humphries,
Mrs. P. IVIcDorialif, Mrs. Lt Ryan
and Mrs 3. Nolan.
The service in Duff's :United
Church Was in charge of the lay -
Men on Sunday morning. Donald
McDonald conducted the service
arid Was assisted by Douglas Fras-
er,„ John Leeming and Clarence
Martin. Guest- speaker was Mr.
Fred McClymont, of Varna, who
chose as his text, "Putting :God
first in our lives." IVIiss Faye and.
George Love sang, "Whispering
Hope, a duet, with Mrs. Har-
vey Brown at the organ.
:Anniversary services will be ob-
served:in Duff's United Church
• (Continued on Page a)" ,
oderic --Seartb
For."Suspect Ends
Search for a person who "shot
down • Mrs. Elaine Dickinson,, 21 -
year -old- Goderick.worealla Satin'
ay -evening ended eTuesday with
the diseoVety of, the body of thei
worhares husband; 30 -year-old Ken-lEarPs.* sisthr,,, Mrs. A. "Leyburn,
neth` Dickinson ,,- The. body was
found hanging in A lakeside grain.
elevator- by Tony Masse, an, em-
ployee of the'•-Goderich„,EIevator
and Transit Co. - ,
Dickinson had been the Object
of an intensive search since the
shooting of his wile at ,a gravel
pit, near Saliford. ,,„
Dr..N, C. Jackson; coroner, Said
two separate:inuuests will be ton-
dacted in abobt•three weeks into
the 'deaths of Mr. and Mrs. bick-
inson. .
•
monCouples
ark Anniversctrxes
Mr. and Mrs. John Earl, Ege Mr. and Mrs -Ruston have five
nndlieae8icbrateclth°11
s°eantifea11catlgttr5:Irs
wedditrniversaryon Ftiday, 1tteetO'Rl11YDtblin;Mrs.Syl:
October 17. The o.ccasion was
iKelly and -Mts. . Cliff Kellya--Lon-
t don', and -Mrs, •Don, Xing, Sarnia;
marked by a family gathering at
hFrank. and Clarence, of Stratford;'
rn
their hornenob
ters ofethOecftaraeilr12v
ir
\;veleehepparesIllnetiatlaejleoshnr wdhoR josbesratihnogf,ftaoforrethat,„
eat. With them -also were Mrs.. Lakes an was unable to attend
The guest§ of honor exPressed
dthaenierintgli.a,nkmsr.greatnicionsmlYiis,ThneltsetV:-
ning was' spent playing cards and
-hate 'eleven grandchildren.
•
: There. are over .20, ranges of
mountains in Canada and the high-
est Peaks- are in the St:. ,Elias
Range, in neither British. Columbia
and, the. Yukon.
Clinton,: and hbr family -
Married in D.,u131in, Ireland,. Mr,
and Mrs. Earl came to .Canada in
August, 1919 ,and have resided iri
Egmendville 'since. They have two
sense-aride twe`daughters: Harry,
Ottawa; George, , at 'home' Mrs.,
Robert Gemmell (hazel), kiPPen,
and Mrs,- Lloyd Haney '(Gladys),
Sea -forth. They also"have 10 grand-
children. '
Mt and Mrs, Sohn Ruston
Air. and Mrs. john Ruston, of
Seaforth, were honored guests. at
their home. Saturday, it being the
occasion Of their fortieth Wedding
annivevsary. Theywere recipients
Of 'numerous beautiful and practi-
cal gifts,, including a 'fry .pan. A
turkey buffet lunchwasby
thcir fanfdy.,
old-13aptitiiir-AU
IFIrrst:Presbifteriam,:,
At :thee Sididay • rnOrning Service
at First Presbyterian Church, Ref.
D. •Leslie,' Elder 'administered the
rites of baptism, • - • _
Children: baptized were:. Clair
Robert, son of Mr..*and.MrS. Sant,
uel; McClure,' ,MeKillop; Brenda
.Anni daughter. of '.1VIr, and Mrs.. Wit
fred Scott, M•olcilliv, and Barbara
"Ann,.;„claughter of Mr, ,ata mre.
Glenn; Chesney, T LOndon. •