The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-01-30, Page 15Attention !
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Proceeris for Students'
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Presentation
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JACK
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Community Hill
CREDiTON
Fria, Jan, 31
Everybody From The
Township Is Invited
SENIOR •
CITIZENS
.Social Evening
Tues,, Feb. 4
8:00 p.m,
LEGION HALL
Ladies Please Bring
Sandwiches or Cookies
Arena
Ctivit 1 es
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as should be decided >d cis: In lI► 7. tau no l�lratslN.
. rea. i alis, was betel. and the brant x-:ee
•r;fe;rieiices to :coynty .coup.
:pard- The eOuth group hat lieu
The Tunnel Adyo rates Joiwiry. ' L,, i9$ 1. P4111. 1S"
BY STAFF .REPORTER r a plowing raialth to tunas .of aim.
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a quarter tulips in 1957, and 7.It the county.$4,585; Mr. ;Erskine ly do a good .dial t9 pia:otnotlsa V arden Jobn moriessey Laid l-lbr:.,ries Po , ular ,
Budget proposals which call. milia for general account, up .noted? and another $700 in ('!arms good home conditions, :arid la so' Coirncii that one child front his ,poet -Wer 3ea1s.
for a 1958 mill rate of 13.4 mills frons six and.three.uarter Fnilis has •been received since the be- doing to guard.against mental, nown tow '"JPeople ere raial ink snore use
f in 1957.
fl l ,� f, iii o nship; Stephen,
seas of their libraries" d M S
were put before Huron County
Council, es the first step toward Biggest single item of nail.,.. I t "1 don't think tele vision adds 1 cites an 1957, ,goy Adair, reeve ay iibrarlan,
'home,' lie added. : executis'e committee, said 1115'1va1' a ,county library systerlt,
be an increase of 1.4 milts from . payment of hospital bills for in.j The uniform mark to lbe pet ' The County Healthy Unit under•,.conlmittee members were una, i li .p dire red in Oiitario an
tate 1037 rate of 15 mills even. tligent patients, an fox pelts, on which :bounty, is spent its budget for 1957. Pr. niinous in recommending that setting up a distribution. system
The first draft :of the piny!- Other' major items of the .draft ;Paid in Heron, will be the slitting. /Sighs noted, chiefly because the the $100 far Wogtit'den. be
t9 ,st rti ie small rural, libraries
sionat budget was sent to Cou n- budget are $65,780 , for debe.n- i of the :pelt from eye to nose, :staff diminished during the year; granted, frons :a central ;county library, is "
nil's finance committee for tore payments; $40,000 fn it was decided b ! council, on the from 15 to 12. ^Like the school On :a recorded Vote, .Council a still the largest and mast active o E
l t tee p t library th L N ELASTIC
Huron County a 1 i a some-, d 1 �''
i dame, $33,000 for f a said, y i p grant, S T O
committee far 1958 is Reeve-cosls of anitnicip 11 government* culture committee.times accused of operating a gii K (1 N'
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S S le .I 1. l C (X.
for 'sham." comfert, ane„
6., futl•faAtangttl:flpfrerM
... pars Iwa.Wa?
Oretch assViihj
'4". \ so rrettdrnlfarrle
'e .,. pressors..
ginning of a new year. ;health troubles, 1)r•. Altus said. gtv:eo. •:free treettneat et Wood- c libraries." said
.. r• ,
1 Mice Jean Eckm er, liiurot3 coup-
the striking of this year's county ,in the projected budget, apart 'I. anything to the peace Of the of Wingbarn, chairman of then
rate, The 13.4.111111 rate would from road account, is $110,000 for
. Mark :OX Pelts
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study. Chairman, of the :finance p urn .recommendation o. its Agri- boards " he sai "we .res - rove the rant 9.12, county i easy in a province.
' Circulation of books throw "`
James f)omieily, Coderich. $32,000 for support of Children's! Council had assigned to the marriage bureau." 33 local libraries, four deposit y'l_l
in the provisional budget, it Aid Society wards; $35,000 foriagriculture committee, of wvhieli ln>111ates InCre 3Se stakrons� anti three high schools ,:
was explained .by A. H. Erskine, the Huron County health William McKenzie, reeve of .Kite• The ossibility e. ills that tit, totaled .,0,189 1n 1.957. an increase
p 1. 1 unit, ! p u, tat e'
US Orne Transfer of 5,322 Pram the previous Scae,
count.,: clerk -treasurer, an ef- 530.000 for administration of ter, is chairman, the task of - • ,:nuiaiber of 1�esiitents at the MI-
Usborne . ,.
Mrs. hsl,,lniei said, Circulation
fort will he made to get a reason- justice: $23,000 for the county !selecting a uniform marking, to About a mile .of road in. I?s- ron County home ,nay soon go ably accurate forecast of the jail, 325,000 for bank interest o1) thelp guard against the possibility borne townshipwas invol)'ed in; beyond the 100 -mark. through the 218 .elementary school
rate which. 1vi11 be formally money to be borrowed for in.! of bounty being paid more than a transfer authorized by County Varve r ,Johnston, su erinten rooms served by the county sa.s•
J p . tern was estimated, in addition,
adapted et the June session. The ierjln financing, before taxes once, by different municipal ,Council by -low. ;dent at the IiCI�I. near Clinton, ,
forecast is of use, he said. to come in; $15,510 In grants to I clerks, on the same pelt. The county transfers about reported that at the end of 1957 at .309,000,
municipalities in 1-furon which organizations; $21,000 for court- i At the suggestion of, George half .a en.ile of road to the town- theme were 94 people being kept Each School Visited •
n" '-"ri
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strike their local rates early in . house maintenance. 1 Hutchinson, reeve of Grey town- slip, and assumes slightly .less at the home; since the first of : Book exchanges carried o
the year. It is expected, said Mr, I':rs- ship, the Huron method of mark- from the township, to be added the year, three more have been with the county bookmobile
The suggestel rate of 13.4 mills kine, that costs at the Huron ing pelts will be notified to the to the county road system. ' admitted, and admission is now which visits each local labra
would cam.nrise six mills for County home will he down this clerks of adjoining counties, as The transfer is the result of . being sought by another four. four times a year, now requir
county roads, up from five and year, because of the increase in; well as to municipal clerks in work done to improve a curve on At the beginning of 1957, said about 100 days a year on th
' old age pension rate. Pensioners:Huron, Huron, as an extra check againsCounty Itoad No, 6, at a point . Mr. Johnston, there were 89 resin road, Mrs. Eckmier reported
theibounty
ossib 1 t of
n $.0adent::t
in the home are now paying 1 Ipossibility being about seven and a half miles, d n the Home., results are being obtained
for their keep, out of the $55 claimed en the same pelt in , east of Exeter, and a anile and Excellent work is being done she said, from the change 1
nension, instead of $40, out of a 1
two counties. , a half northwest of Kirkton, The . hY- the staff of the home, 1111 • method that was made in the
343 pension. The prov]nedal bud- There has been some traffic -road has been completely re -'Johnston said. The staff now in- autumn of 19x7, for hook service
;et accordingly allows only $40, i li fox bounty pelts between C,rcy guilt, making a more gradual eludes one head nurse, seven to rural school .,.seas. The hook -
000 , for the HCI{ this year, al• i tquvnship and Perth, preys e 11u1 ciirye, engineered for SO mile -an• practical nurses, a night nurse, mobile now goes to each school
though $44,000 was spent in 1957. • ebinson told county councillors.: hour traffll±, The new, or inner four in the kitchen, four house-; in an organized school area. in -
The county health unit spent Until now, same mun]cipalitdes curve, is now assumed by the maids, a night avatcllman, and stead' of making one delivery to
only $33,000 in 1957 although $3S •; in Huron have marked pelta hY county, anti the. older, outer, a handyman. all the schools in an area. The .
000 had been budgeted for it,1 clipping the ears;.in Perth the curve becomes part of the Us -hook
school areas that get ser-
vice on the new plan are Ash-
field, Colborne, Goderich, Grey,
Reporting on the operation of East Howick, Turnberry, and'
the county :farm, which is oper-
ated 'in conjunction with the ,,,a
he
Mr. Johnston said that 28 the great increase in circle-
cows are now fresh, or due to patron from the libraries, deposit
stations, and. high schools shows
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NOTICE
Mixed Card
Party
ZURICH TOWN HALL
Tues., Feb. 11
8;30 p.m.
A draw on quilt and money
apron will be held.
Lunch will be served,
ADMISSION 500
Sponsored by St. Boniface
Catholic Women's • League
BENEFIT
DANCE
for
KEITH O'NEIL
(Injured in Hockey Game)
LUCAN ARENA
Friday; Jan. 31
Many Musicians Are
Donating Their Services
Ad Is Sponsored By
The Lucan Boys' Club
Annual
Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the
Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will be held
in Farquhar Hall, Farquhar, on
Monday, February 3, 1958, at 2
p.m.,„ for the purpose of receiv-
ing the reports of the Directors
and Auditors for the past year,
for the election of two Directors
for a three-year term, election of ehestra. Ladies please bring
one Director for a two-year term lunch. Lucky lunch ticket. Ad -
to complete the term of Harry mission. 75c'. Sponsored by Kip.
Coates, election of Auditors, and pen. East Women's Institute. 30c
aey other business that may be THE MONTHLY Child Health
in the interests of the Company. Conference in the Health. Unit UNITED CHURCH
The Directors whose term of office, South Huron Hospital Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor
office expires are William A. (Anne Street. entrance) has been I Mr. Lawrence Wein, Pastor M.
Hamilton. and Mitten McCurdy, advanced to February 3, 2:00 -
both of whom are eligible for 4:00 p.m. No clinic will be held 110:00 aan.—Sunday drool
on February 10. •30c 111:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
t Sermon Subject;• "The Church's
Claim On You"
Anthem by the choir.
Duet by Don Taylor and 1)ot
Welsh.
7:00 p.m.—Evening Worship
Sermon Subject: "Wise Coun-
sel"
A Warns Welcome
is Extended To All
said Mr, Erskine. The apparent . marking method has been the borne township road system.
The road appropriation for the
year provides for the spending
of $000,000. A large part of this
will he covered by Ontario Gov-
ernment grants, hut interim fi-
nancing by the county may be
needed.
tal costs are in prospect; the by Or. R, M. Aides, director of °
Approval was given by Council
registry office required $5,082I the County Health Unit. 'There to increases in the salaries of.
last year, and $7,051 the year be-, were no confirmed cases of p0. the county jail staff, The jail
fore, but the recommended. bud- , liomyelitis in Huron in 1957, he governor is now to receive $3.000
get figure for this year has been t said, a year and living turnkey,acco$3 oda-
pared to 34,000. I In the preventive fight against tion; the chief $3,000;
! two turnkeys, each $2,900; one
The suggested budget figure l polio, he reported, 23;000 doses . .
for the county library is $8,000, ; of vaccine were given in 1957, in;
turnkey, $2,800.
the same as last year; for theI:l.H:uron. Since Jan, 1 of this year., /s
museum, $3,000, down consider -lite noted, practicing physicians P p rove Grant
ably from the 36,682 required • have been able to get free sup-; Over the objections of several
last year, when an addition was l plies of the anti -polio vaccine. members, objections
approved a
built to the museum building. I There were three or four deaths ; grant of $100 to the building fund
Fox bounties last year cost an Huron, in 1957, said Dr,Al-`for 1'1'oodeden, the crippled chit-
dis in which influenza may have dren's treatment centre, near
COMING EVENTS been the indirect cause of death; .London,
the direct cause, in each of the'
cases, was pneumonia. The in William McKenzie, reeve of
Exeter, said he doubted whether
saving, he said, came because I cutting off of the tail.
the unit , was understaffed for 1 `rhe bounty was lowered from
most of the year, and the bud $2 to $1. a pelt for adults.
get figure of ].958 is again recom-
mended to be $35,000, 1Polio-Free Year
Registry office costs are ex -i
petted to be lower this year said . The year 1957 was a polio free
Mr, Erskine, because no capi-I year in Huron, it was reported
The silo on the county farm
was used in 1957 to make grass Matches Unite? We can give you expert`41tff
silage, and corn silage was then
om, $ee
are still on corn silage, be re- The two plowing match as- us today!
Bull Aids Farm
freshen before autumn. Milk from that even though no new outlets
the county farntis sold, and pas- were opened, the general public
teurizecl milk is bought for use are making more use of the Ji-
, hrary's services," Mrs. Eckmier
said,
In the Home, at 80 cents a gal.
Trusses And
Surgical
Supports
added to fill the silo. The sows;
in our special fitting ro
ported, with the grass silage in sociations 1n Huron were advised '
reserve to carry through the to unite, when council took ac -
winter. 11 now appears that tion Thursday to establish grants
there will also he more than tor' the year. The North Huron
enough baled hay in the mow to Plowmen's Association. which
carry through. held a plowing match in 1957,
Value Enhanced :and received a grant of $50, a.nd.
The value of the hull bought the South Huron Plowmen's As-
' 195 f the t H 1 sociation, were advised to emu -
early
UNTLE
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DRUGSTORE
fll=i•�, 7 �.
1
1n r, of eoun i e • bine in one organization, anal EXETER
TEA & BAKE SALE—The Ex- fluenza epic demic in lluron last stein herd, has been enhanced hold ane county match;
it was proper for county funds since Mr. Johnston said, by the : A grant of 350 for the south
eter Local Association of the .year, he said, did not last as to be making by the hull's cram of a
given to a prgjeci snort• 24,000 -pound group was approved by County;
p production record;
in a lactation recently. com-
pleted. Until the cow was dried
off, he said, she was still giving
00 pounds a day.
Improvements on the county
farm buildings clueing the past
year, he reported, have included
the painting of the barn, and the
plastering of the inside of the
silo, which was getting pitted
and rough.
Deer Controversy,
Over the objections of mem-
bers from Exeter and Blyth,
Huron County Council. decided
to ask the Ontario Department
of Lands and Forests to take
the responsibility for deciding
when there shall be open seasons
for deer, instead of leaving the
decision to county council.
William elorritt, reeve 01
Blyth, dissented, on the grounds
that the county should not will-
ingly surrender its own power
to decide. Chester. Mawhinney,
cleputy-reeve of Exeter, agreed
.with Reeve Morritt,
"We should control our own
county," said Reeve Morritt.
"We should. not surrender our
authority. There's a lot.of thins
we have no central over and
we complain about it. This is a
thing we could control, and we
just pass the buck. That's what
we're trying to do here, pass
the buck."
The discussion came o•1 a rec-
ommendation by the agriculture
committee, of which William
McKenzie, reeve of Exeter, is
chairman, to endorse a resolu-
tion from Brant county, asking
that deer season dates he set by
the Department of Lands and
Forests. The issue became a
live one in the autumn of 1957,
when. several counties :greed to
a proposal. tor an open season
for deer, after which some of
the counties withdrew their con-
sent.
11lembers of Perth County
Council were critical of the out. -
come of the arrangements for
the 1957 deer season, because
Pe'r'th agreed to it on the under-
standing . that the neighboring
county of Waterloo would have
deet' -shooting on the same dates.
and then found Perth eonntitted
to the open season, while Water-
loo withdrew, and slid not allow
deer -shooting.
Reeve Mo'ritt and 1)enuty-
Reeve lltawhinney found them-
selves in the minority, and 'Hur-
on c'ouncillor's approved, with,
out' recorded ynic, ttie proposal
that the deer SPAsnn crates and
Girl Guides and Brownies will
sponsor a Tea and Bake Sale on
Saturday, February 22, at the
Scout Hall, Tea table tickets
may be purchased from Brown-
ies or Guides., or pay when you
arrive. 23:20e
EUCHRE PARTY — Reserve
Thursday, February 6, Exeter.
District Co - operative) a'n n u a 1
euchre, Exeter Legion hall, Pat-
rons and friends welcome. Ad-
mission, gents 35e. Ladies.please
bring lunch. 30c
TOP HAT TEA—Fashion show
of hats and. bake sale, Wednes-
day, March 12. Sponsored by
Caven Circle. Watch for further
Particulars. 30c
long as in some areas, cored by a London service club.
Control of disease has become
effective enough now, said Dr.
The Exeter Lions Club, said
Aldir, so that for people under Reeve McKenzie, has been look -
40, the chief, cause of death is ac— . ing after crippled children's
cidents; for people over 40, the • wrn'k.in the Exeter district, using
principal causes aie ailments of money obtained from an Easter
the heart or circulatory system Seal campaign.
and cancer.
•"The Exeter Lions spent 33,000
I on one child from Crediton,"
Mental Health ; said. Reeve McKenzie. "This Lon -
"Mental health is really the' don organization is something
biggest public health problem different, They tried to under -
now," he said. "About half our mine us and. take that Easter
hospital beds are used for men- Seal. money; from us."
tal health cases. The best •de- Orval Taylor, reeve of East.
fence against menial illness is ; Wawanosh, said be thought the
a strong home—and 1 think that; tounty might be setting an un-
it is in the country that children i desirable precedent, if it should
do have the best chance for a ! give money to one service club
good start," 'project. Other service clubs
EUCHRE — Exeter Chapter No. I The Children's Aid Society, and might feel themselves equally
222 0.E.S. are holding a euchre; the county library, are two, entitled to county grants, he
in the chapter rooms, Friday, county agencies that undoubted- t said.
February 7, 8:00 p.m. Good
prizes and lunch. Admission 50s",
30c
EUCHRE & DANCE — Hensel]
Town Hall, Friday, February 7,
1958, et 8:30 p.t11, Norris Or -
JAMES' STREET
re -elections
E, CLAYTON. COLQUHOUN,
President
ARTHUR FRASER,
Secretary -Treasurer
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Exeter
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Sat., Feb. 1
9;00 p.m.
LUCAN IRISH
VS.
"Rsd" Looder`s
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BOOST THE MOHAWKS BY
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OF HURON COUNTY
Annual Meeting
Court House, Godenich
Wednesday,....Feb ru - 12
2t00 ptwrtl
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And Dance
Wed,, Feb. 5
FOR MR. AND MRS.
LAURENCE EYRE
Kippen
(nee Dianl, Bolton)
SEAFORTH
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Ladies Please Bring Lunch'
Lyric
Theatre
THURS., FRI. & SAT.
January 30,, 31, February 1
"KETTLES ON OLD
MacDONALD'S FARM"
* Parker Kennelly
* Marjory Main
NEWS COMEDY
MON., TUES. dl WED.
February 3) 4 and 5
"THE LITTLE HUT"
* Stewarf Granger
* Ave.Oetelner
COMEDY• CARTOON
e:OM(NG ,.,..
"THREE' VIOLENT'
PEOPLE"
• OIierltbn Mesta i
* Anne Baxter
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical Un+ted Brethren
CREDITON
Rev. Glen R. Strome, Minister
MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canada
Minister: Rev. Alex. Rapson
Organist: Mrs. A. Willard
10:00 a.m.—The Church Scheel
11:15 a.m.—Worship Service
Nursery Class up to three years
in the Primary Department.
Beginners, ages 4-6, will with-
draw during the second hymn.
Worship God As A Family
Every Sunday
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. N. D. Knox, B,A., Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:00 a.m.—Worship
10:15 a.m.—Sunday Sehool
Service conducted by 1�r S �V 11:30 a.m: --Choral Communion
11:15 lent,—Church School
7:30 p.m. --Evening Service
Monday—Mission Band
Wednesday—Workers' Council
Thursday-.LW,S,W,S.
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., t3.D.
Minister
Mrs. .1, G. Cochrane, Organist CALVARY CHURCH
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School Evangelical United Brethren
11:`00 a,nt.—Morning Worship DASHWOOD
Youth Service Rev. W. F. Kroft, Minister
The minister will be assisted
in the pulpit by a number of Mrs, Ken McCrae, Organist
young people. Sunday, February 2
Ncr s ry for children up to six 10:00 la,m,—"Youth's Opportuni-
tite
'Tuesday Eve)ting �-• Circle Meet' 11;05 a.itt,—Sunday School.
ing at the house of MI's. Gwelt 7;30 p.m.—Service in clierge of
1Vltilsmith, Young People.
Monday, 4 p.m.—Children of the f!'t•i., Jen, People.
Meeting
Church sheeting.
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE. MISSION
EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Truth, 0 Lord"
10:30 a.ni.-•'Sunday School
11:30 a..ui.---Worship
Pastor; Stanley Sauder,' Exeter
THE BETHEL PENTECOSTAL
REFORMED CHURCH TABERNACLE
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH Weekend Special Presenting
tnlenl front our. eastern Pentt'
Rev. R. Van Ferowe, Minister ,
tassel Bible College, Rpeiikerx!
2:00 p.m.—Worship (Dutch) I and singers set erinointed of
"The niches of the Christian txod—you cannot afferd to lithe
Lift" i hearing them,
3:30 p,M.—Sunday Sehoal Sat„ 7:30 'past. -.District Youth
Friday livening—Congrl`'getionat , Rally
Meeting 1 Sunday, February 2
:1.45 A.M.—Sunday School 1`;a11y
ZiON LUTHERAN CHURCH 11,:00 a.m. — A. Student speaker
and girls trio,
7:110 tti,rtt. — A: student spe'eker'
♦anti giI'1 Cr io,
".Let 110 )'Gas`s despise th)« youlI1." :.
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Rev* kw L* Zein, Pltane 63
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For Only $1,295
'53 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION COACH
Very clean, one -owner car.
Older Models To Choose From!
See The New SILVER HAWK
On Display In Our Showroom
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Graham Arthur I
Phone 210 MOTORS Exeter
"Where good friends meet and leave the same way."
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