The Huron Expositor, 1958-11-14, Page 1Ninety -Ninth Year
,Whole Number 4736
ONTARIO, 1RIDA, NOVEMBER 14, 4958 -
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mn.clors
ssessrne
raii
Tlie Seaforth Chamber of Com-
rce_lis_behincl- _the proposal to
grant' a fi.:Zed assessment to Sea-
lerth -Shots Ltd-- with respect to
the new plant nowunder construetieR here, it was indicated at a
Chamber aS. a Whole is.; vital Y
, in the welfare of .local.
'.iirduStry-anclfs,,also new Industry,
was :in full accord with the pro-
bo,Sal. :A committee, -including Mrs."
"Wa1ke.11 ,Hart, A. Y. McLean of the
adv,ertrairig commit:flee,and. PreSt:
dent F. G. J. Sills, a- delegated'
to provide ..nteessary, information:
in order, that :the, Public is ,proper-
ly" drdprrned, .as, to what 07- fixed
assessment is; whY-Ta fixed 'assess: -
merit,. , and to What extent:.it will
--affect-the-toWn•-itseity-and"--the,rate,•‘.
payer
TTie-exeCtitive •als6'..:,disettsSed
Olitistrii.as:7--: decorations,' " Several
new ••-ssuggestions ,were "'Made .;Witic,
'the' thoUghtof,. adding . More', to
What has, been the ,usual :scheme
Of,..decorations " for -the past' •'..few.
"years. One. Of these new ',:stigges-:
.-tioni..4 a s, --the erection of ---a popu
lar ChristniaS' story scene such
.aS the NatiVitY' scene, placed in a,
perhapS more
...inteting of .the. executive of the as-
sociation held FridaY. '
Seaforth Council alrea y has -
given, two, readings :to an enabling
• by-law and has taken steps; to
place the,,question on the -Decem-
ber ballot, seeking 'the apProval of
-the" /ratepayers of SeaTorth:- The:
by-lw is to----7.previde-for--a--fixed,
assessment ,for the , new .Seaforth
, Shoes factory, equal to the assess -
:anent on the present plant, The
:by-law will require the approval
wo-thiids Of the voters. The-
•fiked assessment of $7,300 would,
rentiriue for IQ' 'Years, and is• not;
zenewable. -
The executive discussed_ the pro-
posal leir-th and since the
oat-
eafor
niuriesAreFatal
trJ
Funeral services were held,Tues-
_. _
day afternoon -for Kenneth Durnin
Mowbray, who died as a result of
- injuries received in a freak
dent Saturday morning, Rev. J.
C. :Britton;.: ,Northside .• United
Ghtirch,.! can,dheted the ' service.
from Box Funeral ',Home at thre
and interinent, follewed in
rxriitlandliank *Came ery.
:PaIllidatera wereDouglas,
1:1011-4 Sterling' Ilabkirk Cecil .Lem-
D'Orleen-S,illSlack:'.ca'se -.and
Scott. Kerr, .Fiowerbearers were
Frank Case, Frank Sills, .Art'.Par
ker arid, Robert Smith, •
„ Mt.., Mowbray ; was :fatally
irtjtired' about; 8:15 a:rn.: Saturday,
when". a boat . was 'helping . to
,hOist into stotegg' in a 'barn. left,
, lo feet arid. landed on fop .!of.
. He was removed !cett.
Memorial 'Hospital after the'acei-•
. dent.. At two O'clock:Sunday Morn=
was ten:toted -to Stratford,
General 'Hospital, where Ie.:died
three: hours " later, - : .
.'Au employee of George A. Sills
and Son-S-,Tial;dWare-STifire,." he wa.
hoisting the boat
into the left of wthe•:...barn- behind
the „store. The others -were • stand- :
ing scantling '.a.13eVe‘bigi; when.
the scantling•,..broke,. aTid•tbe
, attached' toi. the boat, .also broke;
-"The corner:Of.the boat' Strhek
knocking him to .the cetrient:floor.
The other- fell, but were only
shaken up, :fwo.,suffering cut fin-
• 'llecognizing that the Canada motion prepared by Dr. Brady 1and
Temperance Act was outmoded, proposed by Councillors •Baldwin.
...--Alarmed, by the Spreading rabies
menace, Seaforth 'Connell Monday
night instructed • Mayor Christie to
a--p-taclamation,_ prohibiting .
dogs running- at
According to Dr: C. MacLen-
-nan, health of animals
SenfOrtii-, 'theretire.-three,;confiritt-: •
ecl_ea'Ses of, rabies' in 41siten. In '
eachs .incident n fox •-waS ;involved:-
e cases occurred •in the Shipka,
:1117-• ...•,6'111E AND ..Sql6C1L:' ii.".S.S6.'qtATE'01'.?of-Hannah, Scliedllin 43aYfietd und Fert•3'ic,. are s..; ...._. .
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, 'Council agreed:appritinetit Of. a•
TueRersicri'i,h, paid. 14111 1. '., f0 ' th OS (.'5, fr,r:I.21 Or' 'S'illdents. who' h•adi ser '.4 .
dog catcher WOld." peel:rine Deeps-,
..ia, wario , was/. Er, "ivherf-,an uppr Roll ..i.Ves' Unveiled Wednesday eve,- , sal,,y . as wauld,i..g46..,...,th;e„establishm
pAng.s'irs,,B, ac.dfocit unveiled the,sroll. of honeut, whichwas •, , melit s.a. ,a;dog„,..spoltd, --It Was felt:
stcrefrent displays. SsIt ds :expected, .-..dedieated-by-.Rev;,-,J, 11'.:-.:Tariles,,,Se'aforth Legion pAdre. .-Mrs: „Bro.? d.„____,
..„141tt'_, Inc 1. 004 animal. Santa Claus .7t,co lost a son, Jaw,s.:x.azhinl BrO ci 0 t,.,who.,w_s"ta7Dnidavlitelt:151.1 U6dnf4:ierf,t7;;-a,arrt*-ntg::-:
zcif: ss_i•K'ilg..„...__(&Pc sitar' Phill
u 'tins in mind the Chamber felt ,
eQla be- IinPrclved-if---
arious oii,tanizations Would- -tak
part •by participating in a monte
parade. It, was pointed out organ-
izations could assist 'greatly in im-
roving the annual -event by decor -
P
ating „floats with any of the many
Christmas themes.
This, year .the Chamber of-`
'fer prizes for the best decorated -
homes in Seaforth, as an Former pupils of Hannah. School
thfe, to, make the town on�fof th.e who served in World War II, were
'best andmost a'ttractive places in honored at _ a:nieeting _of. the Ilan
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the area. There will. be three priz- Home' and School Association
offered.es First prize- is $15, sec- WedneSdaY inight.,_when a Roll Of
polar containing, their names
• idents can participate and there was unv f
. . _ ... , ..,, . „ _ . . ., „...., . . .,
i•P'Ss)l ••,' . .."" '-'.----"."'".: ---..--'.---- -"pientcrlif werited,Ituit '-b-Y-..-thel
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'- property •.committee. ,
i.,., In:diS_eussing..the atitbreak,.°.coun--
; cillors'emPliasized Inc necessity ,of
, dogs being :brought under-,coritrol
as. a. .means' , of preventing the
spread of the 'disease: ft •i.Vns, sug-
gested 'the danger ,woincl. exist for
St, leaSt a year.
. ,, , •,,
, . . . Approve permits . , ., ,,__
service, iii- 1044, ' and is buried 111 :s..Couneil approved the granting!of,
Flanovet, -GAnian3r.,.• : .. "'• - „, •,',a taxi license tO-George : e
, . .
The roll was dedicated s by. ;Reif.' Building permits granted granted.' included
J.•,„. ,
H. _ Jaines,,,2Seafortli Legion.' a -garage, ',13x36; , Wain& $1-,400, to
padre. A 'color party front. the Sea Edmund 'TialY, and a• residence';of.
forth • Legion took part ..in,. the :Veit -, ' 9,611.;:a0_air".e: feet ,onlAnn.L.Street,,,Va*.,
• ' y • - . ' r, .- ..'. ", -. '„ - .,'-', - 11.16'.$0,590,. to :W. G. Neilig*:.'H.',
. iii . iieeve,,sooins • raised Ate. niattei,
Seaforth Connell Monday urged and •Hal:Adrk. ',The regolutioni af-
Huron.:.. county to .investigate'the ter :referring tO 'flip Exeter,' pro-
desirabilit .pf -haVing ': the Pomiti- Pesal, read:
ion" ,Gove,t-tiMent. take action that.. • 'Thi' Cputicn: go .on record that
watird.• plerrnit -the" Ontario • Liquor wa---. do notfeel this. is, the proper
Control Act to mine- into force,in Solution to the -problein.- of aloe:. •-.
the comitY; The...'action: was -Pre- holic con•sumption ,h1 ' the: munici-
Cipitated byca resoliiti.oriTfrom Exes. palities:,
ter Col:- oil seeking support. in hay-. ' i'We respectfully' sugge'st ' that
Mg amendments .made to the Can- the 'Huron Cotuity. Council appoint
ada Temp,erance -Act. , • ....• ; - .• . a committee to, sq_eics legal' advice
trips gas . consumption. for the
and invest/g att., the, desirability
Cb_oetninicii1101 Baine sid
ie,aatil- stahoeorit,e-e-hPlae
,eand. - c s
I ' 7 priohIexcifteeronPsruonpiopstaiol z3vv c, )o,ci have
rocognihs- other diffiT•Tri.ties that -ar-T-d adopt •the • `Orctario--L-C.A - •
inolitii° WI dkaking 1,6-795 miles' Der
irf -public petitioning/ the Dominion Govern-
gallim.:" In,'Presenting -the report, '
and in' Vehicies.,s, It didn't ,ment to thdraw fram the .C.T:A.,
arid thiS.coUld le' attributed to -the haYe ,beelsi• iMind it? the C•T.A. b3r • ' Ready For Election, -:-
• L '1 CO Linen took: Steps. 'do establish' _
,
job which; the -.police • dePartnient. -cIll°•reeltillt..,.egerlele,s• • ' - l
had dime. During' the ' month 3I Dis".eussing 'terms of the C.FfsA- maellillerY s for' niurri cip al eleetions..
whicn permits cOnsumpt..ion with-,, Nominations . take place on .1VIcin-.• .:,•
riil!,..st,igat,ic'n's'i,._.iac.:1.- _beelI''',,carr.i.:,(.1". out restnetjan ' cannel? learned day;"November 24,- 'with •-electiiins
.from the .Exeter reso ution prob. on WednesclaY, December 10,
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, lems that have. bee.n met' in en- Named /as poll: officials are: 1 ,.
•, foi-cMg the sackt „•-• • ... . - 'arm 2,. eall's Garage. C. A... _a ,
irilson,,-- ,-tTirieghat.,v14 glifoill.l&Ple. IlIe ''illYil'si II,.1%;aWryi''..s.'1'i',:..T'‘.17"tii?'Iril.117:1'71;iss3. Iifil.'c/1304.1!-;
.• •- it and bung_ m tl.t On. ario. Liquor ton,- an fC a ,e s.Gar ge, D.,.•• •
Control •••Act, which •has teeth 111. L. , Reid, 1.‘ rs. Mae, lhat er 4' 1'. s
it !••' slieeve 'Scams adviSed... . C-Ciuntil---ai)* ON e d' -. -a. 133-laii,----.1in- '-
, . • .
'. (The C:T.A. is .in force M Huron creaSing •the higliiva•s- maintenance, '
, the ' L.C.A., -which woi.41 become -maintenance-, gpants. .
Elrid-TeTilliffies--017-1Y;17rii:e-re- -estyniat-e.-by: 2.00..„-The_.move...-wass- -,-,
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rnainder of -Ontario Cables under lid*,6:68,4Ey, to clussalify for additi.onal, ,
0 St ein... rou
., , --"'effective in the countY•rttie C.T.A. No decision .'i"vas reached on a
. .' -' ' -"--"------.'" , ---- - wes eliminated. -T-he,-C.r_A.:.__prar. request ',.fr.PiTI. fl,te '.Library• Board --7-
' Peter Simpson, . of, i Seaforth, a
veteran Holstein breeder, NY as while permitting ;sale ...under cer- in' deficit Action . had been de-
-, • - 7 ' , • 1
ILI:AY't,S sale only,' While7the L CA: for assistance to -meet . an op.erat-s .
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elected. president of the , LI -furor! tean conditions, • proYidess regula- ferred-at_ a previous, rneeting.
pend-
County,:Heisre, in: • ,,Clmubee., .I\snlon, ,deaY:, alcoholic beverdges,. aii.d,,,gehei:ai- _mein. kowever,. ,,,,...hoti.i. ii .1as not
lions governir,g:the con.scaniption of ing receip,t of a financial state -
right 4 •i -h amlual' it 's n 'a ly is mere, restrictive). .' '. :•• ' cleaRr. from • the • state/4M. just
,. •
in' the -agricultural • offt,ce barmd „ Con ser.SUS' Of ' The, ineeting •was what v,-as"--resqUired, .., council , in -
room, - • -, . •
ss...s, that an amencliatent to the C.-.T.A. Structed-ithe finance' coinmitfee to
.. •. .
' .. Mr. " . Simpson •
.... in on. ,.
. • was not the answer: - .. meet ..with the •Library Board. The.. ,
Succeeds William -
Hough, 'Clinton. Council unaniniously adopted. .a. board , .operateS. •on' 1.6 mill rate, .
. , ,
' Which produces $2,593:08. HoWev- 2 •
s,Elected-..as s vice-,
:srr'n'"ni.4e'dirte.r'geia-a'snet,.i.ha‘td11:!.
- -Qntario Gov -
presidents': Wtre.not been .n
Glen.-- 'Walden' Of ticinated " • '• • -
varice
will be no entry fee or entry form. The roll o honour was unveiledscheck CressWalks •
Judging will in all _probabilitY take by Mrs. James Broadfoa, ea- R°11 'GI 'Honour are G.eorg, Stew" of tr.e" hospitalization an an Luckhew, and-
place between 'Cliristinas and New forth. Her on, IJames Graham 8it, Gr_aah, am Broad- the extent t lwild affect Betties, Bayfield.
su obsted ' it would . ' treet -committee will re-
eneaper _ter the town teprovi e Hume Clutton, view' the location of Crosswalks on .
Years. Broadfoei, was killed :on -active f.cot, wham -Jowl -c Ter.,0 ,„.Ar -
the town. He thur Albert Cairieron George 'At-
- su ance coverage, for --indigent Gi,°d:ceterdic.:11socwreatsarryeMain Street. CatchbaSins _located
--In the barn at the -time-,of the
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accident were Arthur Parker,,
Case, Carl 'Feeney, Jim Morris and
D'Orlean Sills, "
0r. M. W. Stapleton, Who at-
tended Mr. lVfowbraY, said no in-
quest would be held, imleas. the
Workmen's Compensation Board.
„asks for one, .
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Born. in Seaforth, the deceased
" is survived by his parents, Mr:
and Mrs. George Mowbray, Vic-
tnria Street and by -three broth"-
ers, Robert, Stratford;- Charle.%
.Zugland;„ Gordon, Seaforth.;_ and
Three sisters; Mrs. -Lorne (Janet)
Biles, Atwood; Mrs., Charles (Mae)
Filunell,, Stratford," and Mrs, Earl
!Irene) Sippel, Tavistock. One
sister predeceased him' in 1936;
First ,SnOw.Falls
On :Friday
..First snow of the Season fell
Friday morning in this area. Al-
though :light, the snow heralds the
arriyal of the winter -season. With
an inrush of warm air,. the now
soon , turned' to rath, which fell in-
termittently ,thtetighout the Week-
.._, end: By the middre4 the week
, clear skies prevailed' once 'again:,
The, -"weather --to--date: has been
ouch better than "that of a...year
ago.' At: this tittle last year, The
Exprisitor reported a snowstorm
fivith_a 'snoWfall Of 10 indhes,
, - "
the, _crdssivalks have
ted haiard's . for. pedestrians,'
Iron which he, has
vis.ionoipaysuch 'costs but won-
Or
t(in- CharterS, Grant MacEay.
"nigan Stuart .IVIneDenalcrsFirinigan,
Reginald Duncan McGregor, „lames:
'Collie .,McCrregor,..,ssRobert '''Arthur
Mennen: 'Allan -RObert...NiCholspri-
•.Harold, Arthur .:Nicholson, .Charles
ea -0 MeClYment •
. "
.Inipressive. IF,ternernbraiiee
SerViees, were held Tuesday; on. the,
. „
:46th . anniversary. ' .of the Cessation,
of hostilitieS,,,,1Voyernber • .).1, 1918.
• • • •
The: services . irif.-SeafOrth,: under
auspices of Seaforth L'egioii Bi1anch
156, -Were, held' Park.L
Veterans, . Scouts 'and- distribt
of-
ficinls Pdra to the :Park; Chead-::
ed .by "Band, The. parade:: was
rn alraige. �f- McGrath, While
George Hildebrand led , the ,.barie,
Y. -At the Park" a .short "serVieeT,Pre;-
ceded:. two- :minutes' , silence at
11 -o'clock,•and . included -1 remarks
by ;-11eV.; C, Britton„ :•dis-:.
eiissed ..s the -Challenge' of.:,4Renient
'brance Day, Taking. part were Dr.
J. SetriPte; . Rev. .D...1..,•eslie Elder
and padre Rey. J".1''H.
Janfes. -'Last Pest. ani11• Reveille
were .sounded eainra.de•-"Jaek.
Mabre. Legion PresidentHary
Nesbitt -'. as in oharge of the sor
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District, Wreaths , laid dining the'
service,included. ,Province
by Mrs. Mae;',Dortance;,;•
ToWn '• of .Seaforth by Mayor B. Y.,
ChriStie;. ToWoship of McKillOp by
IteeVe Dan lieitermann;.:Township
of Trickersinith.by•ReeVelVau-For-
Syth2, •Nerthside ',11.rilted!Clitirell by
Don- ':Woo'd.;..,..:..First ...:2resbyteriah_
chitrdh Scott, chim,:st,,Thiqmas'
Anglican . Church' by 'E. e111 St. J a inseS Church by R. C.'
.Silis; 47kmondville" _United;
Church. : by .Roderiek" MacLean;
Canadian -Legion, Branch 156, by
james'T.• Seotti: .:Seaforth 'Liens
Club by William' A. Heft; King,hts-
of 'Coltirribus' hy 'non 1ViacRae,, Sea-.
ferth•and :District High School:14
Charles:A. "Barber;:- Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary,. by Mrs. C.;.Derinis";:, Sea -
:forth Women's' Institute by Mts.
'Sandy- Doig 'Public
Seheal :by J.:A.:Westcatt; Rebekah
Lodge. by 'Mrs. Scatt•Habkirk;: St.
james' Separate School by..Peter
Bannon; - Eastern 'Star. by Miss
Thelma '.Forbes; L.0,33.A,, by Mrs-,
Smith •!-Seaforth.,:lcinsmen Club by
Clayton Dennis;' •by : Chas.
Reeves; Carnegie Library by Mrs),
A, Munn; Britannia Lodge by:
,Mts. -J. A.. MacDonald; : L.O.L. by
John. Oldfield. ,
Followitig. Service, all th 6
1,4cathg,:: except those of the.
Previnee •af. Ontario, Town of Sea-,,
forth ;and the .LegiOn, were `rernov-
"Ed.:-The three. Wreaths,'will'retnain
on -display until the, end rof Novem;
.ber' when they will be, replaced by
Iwo other Wreaths:. In Succeeding.,
weeks the remainder of . the
Wreaths' Will 'be _on ''
No Card PrObtern
-The xpositor,Way
No matter how early we start
our preparations, Cliiristrnas.is an
occasion that cotnes on us before" -
we are prepared. This is particu-
larly true of selecting Cluistmas
.cards. ,
It needn't be, for here at 'Ent'
Expositor there are hundreds of
designs from which to chooSer Just
selecnrour card, and in a few days
your order Avill be delivered, corn-
:plete your name, all ready td
end to Yet& frletldg-
And the pleasing feature is the
economical cost. 'Come in -let Us
show you, but hurry* as the selec-
tion Will become srnaller as the
season progresses,
the Province •.of iOntario,
Taylor, Sr:; -Legion: President
Wil -
ham :.. Brown; . Ladies' 4uxiliary;
Fresident::,-,Mrs: ,Williann --Brown;
Village of Ilensall, Reeve N. Jones;
TuekerSriiith-,,Tovitiship,„. CoMicillor
Elgin,..Thonippari;:- Hay 'Township,
Becker;Iheeve V. Scents, Leader
John Baker. •• ," •
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At the service held -in the Town
Hall Chaplain C.', Daniel chose'
for Ms „theme,- - The_ praise of the.
inen;'Of;the pa st;•EeleciaSties, 42.'
:Three•-'!".ClibliSTWete represented 141
the. service of praise, ,with Mi a
Greta' Lan -mile, •
At :k.the :Conclusion 0.f.„ the ,service
in, the 'Major .q. •0. ',Daniel
took the march past, .assisted by
PIO '!".".g4d12'retired• ,adjutant from
Clinten..,!Parade'rxiarShal. Saxii
Dougall; Sergeant of the celer,
par-
ty, Taylor;. color. , party.' for
the Leg,iori,..:BYran Kyle and Hat-
-alti-Lterithren;-,Legiii LaclieSLAuxil.,
iary;r :Mrs:, Harty •Iforton-ahd!IVIts.:'
Howard Smale: .Coffe,: hotHeloce.i
lite" and doughnittS Were served 7 in
the • legion' Hall, to ,_tho"Ses., talung.
part ,In..the parade...
" }Told Church Service
Alargely" attended Legionshurch
service was held Sunday morning
when veterans paraded to St.
?I'llornas' Anglican 'Church for a
service conducted hY the Legion
Padre Bev, J. II. jarnes.
HENSALL SEItVICE "
„
Honoring the dead 'of tWo world
,wars, •Hensall, Hranch. 468 of the
Canadian Legion obServed Remem-
brance Day service on Tuesday.
A parade, composed or,the Legion,
Legion Auxiliary, Girl Guides,
Brownies; Scouts and Cubs march-
ed to, the Cenotaph, Where a ser-
vice '.as 11°1(1 bY. Char" • OE SVAFORTil LEGION, led by the
lain °•• .,D• Anglican Church for their annual
enurch:patade oii Sunday morning. Here inembers of the Legion,
wreaths were placea by: For
EgmondVille Honors War tend-
., • • ,
A special dedieation of hymn
books took place at: Sunday
evening service at Earner -Wyllie
tfhitect-tChureli. --The-hymn books
were dedicated -in nierriory of these
f.rein the 'church who, paid. the
aupreme-sacrifide in, the two ;world
The folloWing were those' ix;
whom the 'books paid . tribute:
1944.1916, Ffank Weiland;,, William
Hart, 'Andrew Arehibald, 13ernard...
,Brown 'arid George ,Weliand; '1939,
-1945; James Broadfeet. •, Harold
Cheney.'; "•
District Teachers
Meet At S.D.H.S.
The, staff of S,D.H.S. played'host
. ,
to sheginning teachers fr,oni.. eight
diStrie-t 'Sehools Monday „...e.tening;
when a diseussiOn-on problems was
held.: :There Were 60 present.
The , gueSts were -welcomed-l'by.
P. Piumsthel, S:D.H:S. Princ1,-
pal; who acted 'aS.:.'ehairrnati. As-.
sisting in the .diScussionS was E,
R. McClellan,: of., the Ontario De-
partment - of Education `inSpection
DiKussion topics were introducf
ed as follows: Problems arising
from the variety of abilities of
pupils•in a Class; W. S. Hall, prin-
cipal Wirighani. District High
School; The bases' of .tliscipline,
Mrs. Farrow- South Huron. Dis-
trict High' 'School, TEX0ttr4,---,The
-Art of questrenIng, D. -P. 'Arscott,
Listowel District High SchQcr14, The
'furiction of ' liamtWork: i•assign-
rnentS,- notebooks 'and other -re-,
cords,. W. B.-'01de, 'Clinton District
Gollef;iate '.';'Institute; Planning for
review lessons, C. Dainrnon,
ellen District High , School; Stan-
dards tests. land aehievernents;
Boysce,__Vice,prIncipal, Goclericli
District Collegiate :Institute; .
eluding reniakks, Walled°.
Lunch was -,served by the ,SDI -IS
staff. High -$Chools, and Collegi-
ates represented' 'included :`.Gocie-
rich, Clinton; txater, 'Mitchell, $t.
'MaryS, ,Listowel and.' Wingh a •
' .
''.fOod made women beautiful: ancl
now they - , put itherrr in potato
sacks.1''. ' ,
t --e e
ft.e• a a posi_
CI k:VVilkal. agreett!there WaS, pro- council'.'.asfoto..
er
derecf it":•WO.111(1' bc:i9gsible ' to
s e
LiVW . .
•:-/1"` , who is, 'going :to.' 11.•c•,e•ipti•cj•41 Planning for.tXtended•;,Sea, ..
L.iOnS :DISCUSS ;
be' b".rs,I.,)/elfare case;
Reeire .„Scorns. ,suggested - he .in-
,
Vestigates-:several", cas:es to deter-
mine whether: thOge 'involved had
inSurance.'eoVerage. • •
'•Councilagreed .the court' Of :re-'
•yision on the'dSsessrrient r011 watt&
meet on WecitieSciay; November )2.
There Were but feiii"appeals',*Clerk
Wilson said, •
,zSeaforth-poliee • drove- 2-,220'- miles
he7'
trePort of' Chie
.E1Mer Hutchinson, revealed. The.
tolal:ineluded. ' threent-biLt6Wif
Narne ,.Winners
Of uron;.copnty
Stholorthips
'Marilyn: 13iley,'1U3:: I, Lendes-
bora, was a wiai'ded a , Huron- Cotfu;
ty ,.bursar.' - at 1,.theD•University I Uf's
Western:9Afarl'o1'..,She. •ja.. One ,Ibt
five' :1-Ittrotte-inity12-Sttiderits
.receiVed uttiIar awards. ...• The
'a Ward is in'ade t -indents: ,elniSen-
by:a comnritteetappOinted b the
Huron -"County Connell....MISS Riley,
.is a gradmitolpf.:,$e.aforth pistrict
High-Schpol., • • • ' -.
'Also . :Winning .bursaries" ' were
Thothas: BrYdge-i„:Belgrave,- Gor-
don.' .Teb.butt.;.„... ,21 • Clinten;
G.WendolYn"Waish;, x11, :1; .
C-cTLaidlaw,
: •....
SeholarSliiPs-' are ' alSO•, awarded
to the 'tidy and ;:girl-,frour.:JItiron".
Cdunty. who .,,attained 'the'. 'highest
standing, '• Thos e awards.' Wenti. to
'Lorne :Afriaelier„, .Zurich, a. student
ko• thirdYear Medicine,i and.,Kath
:exine:Dirdresjicka, Crediton, a, sty,
dent in: ,third-Ye•ar Minor Mod:ern
Languages. ••
DireCtors forth ..;g..e3Aret . sic.; 8.t,:rn a d‘i. an Ce,d:- a ; "f," .6 A I.:.
od vNOrtsh . .• • , stage . further' Monday 'night when't'es
:1•11.ixori;? Lee' Biitta.n,-..Goirie;. .endorsed .•. a report -.
Bradley,-,:i=e.R.1 5, -Goderien; -North Sewer conimittee,. isSeafOrili..stions;:i'...linieting.. "
Ceritral:'Vernon-FliiriterL'PlejmOW„ diScussidn -rePreSenta-l'-.Thoin:as?' 'Churcli,HalL.,M,Onda,y
.and.Hatold, GaUrit,.:.Ltteltnow.;;Soutlr ti yes ..:of ."„the O. \V atich: the vi owed ::,slerallOWe"en -.frolic'..„_:
Central: ' EIOWarcl "Feagan, '• t'pwn,s-,engipeering ..actyltis,p.s,.. The ..-nleeting was' "in :•
rich, ancl Wilbam Boyd, Walton; 13..epreseritative5;h4f:ii?nt Mcn charge • of ..,Tolin.-LOngstaff -and ,,H,
South' :".11-Rfron ...Wellington: . Brea; daY in •.8.:eatorth.,
Granton, Ind 'Ll1-ieS:t-27:geff,Csthe.. :,.;„..A.:!;report Of the. frolic, ':PreSented'.-;:
new -shoo," facterY had.' been :laid by'..Chaiinfan
Was':riamed direetor. at Iarge. 60.Tand •IevelS.:-'deterinbifett 'The; -eated..a. defleit' of $46.12, _The dub
ift; • agri6u1iu1il re Cornipittee Tecoinnierided. WOrk • be-' .cOncurred in the • report -which re--
_ presentative as . Com,mended :that in ,views •of brogues' so akcr .said.= •
-,thsatss.Iluron v;tork` permit' Constrtiotion' of sited :interest • in the,' frolic -in, -its
'county _With t, 38 000ioe c. t formhange n ar,
fonith'..--slargest•'..'•daIrY ProducMg; Oe..,preeeeded h.' 'The, ,w011:('-7iII-,
ontarid: ;.L., ti•Yo• reports :00Vering-the
iiarn ,:NerthL2Will be:included' fn the and Health and Welfare were"
•' Warned:'tie bieeder's net te'.
let. sg•entimei-it dntnt.fero. 88 ' fa'r.
hc
'average.) system ..,and..". -shy.. awray.t 6' 60. nrczE10.1.*-' todge,-.
studYI:the...BCA.''(better -
Th cost s- est ma ,
,44, hy- the ' eriginceis;. hut- the co *lit': : • I • 1 0#ti,: ' t.
'egt.i..dr c: btl,:3ii.____--c t),,,r,---=,-,c1 i rl g—It °--: -•-,-r ° r d s '''' .' '13.:* a-gree's•d-iit:'''53.11:°Ipilla-11--riiivIlen*P., eicfL.‘crir:scit .:-t ' Sea-fo...-rt'h1-:-PYal C:rang;;TLOdge i‘Nio,..
*OM the, aneticincer's iingo:-'7.-,r7”44,-, ,./(„...6 . Se; ..?eltS,1z. ,‘ je.a...4., , , ,
is
-,,,.rgho fieldrnan . for . .t.lie". liotsteill.- '6stitriate .1f,or• the, larger, scheme, • . 793 heis„i : ifs ', a,nrnial meeting in,,the;.
Friesian •Assecia thin of , Canada.; 7 Certain .:cliairg'res-., in the.' : earlier' ornge' 11:tif-,ons'ItIondaY, 'with. 'a.,'": '
; •
' :672r3c1771?nI3inleial;114telgi:earieYseitillids'id'Y're•'tPesiiiie:‘,;:ahGtit,isoq:Ii.loltssti,'•,clie,,l,:ilted:ri t'Setl!),.ilen:soe. Wil:0' f .:aPrortfieh60,ed!le ,:cL NT"otirt tat 1::t ,' .f.e.ai est2,1:/„...10. a. it. Ttt...;'n'Iti dna ad, 101 61 icien.,f'set',._41' Al; al-o0ucconductedrxi(ft to, etf fl il'el
_til.is,..ci,:ae;,,,s.e.t• eafi hi,. .3i,ear,,s ,mera_
' berS1•410 1'04 firicie.aeCI b.,y,-Pight:- 1.Street, west to West Willia:m.:, and -..,.-Deinity 'PaSt'• Master,: ''',Berilen
cent,land% that ,the " eXPur L.
h7 4'19P'''9ver.:trtha.date tlf:
.,..,,,,, o41-1. 'ad "will ' drain, ,north ' to WeiSh, •,cors, which resulted. aS; folio:Ws::
"breeder's that. the ifiseciation: had ,
,,, y ayold,.deeP aric -,:i-nere-.1costly ex- ga-, .,,.e6,.. •(3i.,con-tagi,n•treports.; _ ...,
increase during the same -period: . The' re:ViSed S, .0S -0i.11 ate,,s,,-,ipS....4,1').:''..e''.: :Srta-17ctth711,, ..1)We°p1-1)8thsy.„.-11);t4.1:1134thal•s4t:eriLii,s_trir(aey.n.,„,
the H.S. 'has shoWnra':14.. per :cent,. , .
Pared by Abe e,..n.lkneer.‘',:..',15r4Wile'
He ;Urged. the 'Hurcin ,Gluh,•:whiCh. lor puipp,o., ., 0,66,0;,,, jaguin06u-ss,:..,,,usd260i00:14 -,,,,611'aipni;i1:g•--,.1.,si]1).1colnit,.ea, it.,::;:r.',,:S;RmolsaSrrillmiethorr:aar.sTic r.
'Ilh'i.aesn' et 11)Per'lenttetli'shiglii uPcitw1•41se4": ticItellii-; 'mann ' $76,'000.,- -and: lat0.41S,.''$:.3:- 'treasurer:, John Uta id marshal/ .
.111:tal :'814ek' as4C1''Whiti-S13°: and 000'. :The eStiffiates:,ideItide'in 'addl-:. Jahn Crozier; firSt:-.1eCturcr,: Dave- .
for, the' annual heifer : sale, •both
S,tables.. and ' he', '.suggested ,„"tirat -
for proper ventilation system in ..1•01:iti 0 1;:eoeoty,bil Lech eisedtaar''to le.,10ett 1,st C, .. si' oithei,6that ' i': irie s,. t ii le (110 714 : .1'.11:;6 an : ''e eclit1:: lecturer, . .4.' A.
eaeh breeder 'phriosclical.ly • cull his wllf be ,1'.'.° 'difficult:v."1U 1116: r-)6D'atl-c' Man '13.,- JanieS Walla'ee- ,'•• '
l'GPoV:c()Slia' vin..1;11'oecteirIC.IalitsitieneiTtaele-
: held eaCh fair ' He Spoke -Of ':iieed
merit ot Highways pr,occeding with
herd.'. : -
Goderieli. 'Street] Paving.::' This sec;
' ti:rii;inhfrj.i?i,,,atilliii„,;,e.n,o. 4!,,aeoii.pse:rt:
vt.ced. , ''''
, . Council :reviewed the .' itiforma:-
ittioend obtainedlpperm.as hwih:gno (5 inn eirimsbt aeirisa tivoins ,.. .L. While, preliminary registration' is ,'
• fluevgleilloPgatee°ds..tble?slitde... the lagoon.
$1'100 ech1' •1s - ex.pected • that nt least seven'.
not aS high as in prbitiou.s yeats, it, •
..afIonF•feo.Seoetah,:f0a,1,..it':11,s,,--.I.:',','.471.clicib,eofne:beostistars.3.4°', .:citeriertisecti.,ri 7,11;g: itivoti 111.5 , c' rbn; eno,e0iAir:a: aL,n.' 'i. i. lis^R:„...3,1,ers.:eA:.;1:17,,:,..„:,
to pump. softie distance:- thrOugh
.. .It wtxs. ,elpt.opiir. ,dA,...an.ta.• doi.,.. fa . :Three -courses.-..,t7.- Dasic'English; •
IT Near,t_ Mator Mechanics • and .
Sewing -T -ore a gsured. - -
. 'Enough -.',.registratiOns are ex-
pected ' to--nrake7posSible,ceursesr,.-
it cooking, publie ".SPeakiTtgt 1 typing :1. '
andoilIr'aintirit'-ClaSSeS "Ake.selie:',- .
anted for each ' Thursday everting. !
. . .
ocn1 cc DwFor Nig s s es
_With standards .flying, are. 5lti.6, rf•as'theY1' APProach Main Street
; (11141e -of rain which fell earlier had,cleared by the time. the 'Service'
i•as 'ended', (gXpositor photelly • '
•e--takety,of .the Federal Goverw.
merit offer 16 p*Thalf the cost of
.
wages involvbd works urider-
talen •during Winter months: 'En:
gineers ;Were to advise the tom-
Mittee in -this regard 'Study was
going ahead- as te the best lo.ea-
tion,„ for. • lageonS. _
Dr.•,':',Tgrrilltill':diScussed one • or
t.WO.leaS4,s.. where -St -I -Vide could not
be -provided. However, 'as the area
involved 'becanie bitilt UP, provi-,
Sion .for puinps Could be made. Ile
said the estimates included back-
filling and proyiditt .and laying
one fookbf gravel.. •
Pointing out the necessity of p):e-
feefirm,i. areas, . Hr. Turnbull 'asked
what.pragress was being made in
Preparing a town Plan. Clerk WI -
soh indicated hew difficult such a
proposal Was: and suggested it per-
haps waSn'tnecessary- in a small
Reporting for the street eorrimit-
tee, Councillor liabkirk said Work
Wag well in hand preparing for
winter. Gravelling had beet' done
in 'many , areas, catchbasinS
eloan-
ed and patching done.
,
lia!ance.
!In fur
Irong :II
At the time of the Hungarian up-.
risine„ the thenrMayor K. A. Mc-
Master •cstablisheci a Ilpitgarian
relief fUrid, to which contributions
totalling some $800 were made
The fund served'a rnost. useful
purpose, assisting a nUMber 'af
refugees v60, came to this area.
Now that there. ,no longer 'was
need fat the fund, the balariee„
$211.92, has been turned °Vet to
the Springhill disaster fund, Dr.
McMaster said this week. ,