The Huron Expositor, 1955-07-15, Page 6xc
N EXPOSITOR, SEAFO#RTII, ONT., JULY 15, 1955
E INVITED TO ATTEND THE
,flue.. Picnic of the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture
in the Lions Park at SEAFORTH,
On Friday Afternoon, July 15th
starting at 2 p.m. (D.S.T.)
There will be Softball Games and Sports Events For Young and
Old, with a Picnic Lunch to follow.
You are requested to bring a picnic basket.
Beverage will be provided.
WILFRED SHORTREED
President. ,
GORDON M. GREIG
Sec.-Treas.
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NOTICE
TOWN OF SEAFORTH
No parking will be .allowed on
Main Street on Friday .nights,
between the hours of
2 A.M. - 8 A.M.
to facilitate the cleaning of the
street Saturday morning.
By Order of the Town Council
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Distvict Obituaries
,"INFANT SON DIES '
STAFFA.—Infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Keith Parsons, Brian Charles
Parsons, died at his home, lots 2
and 3, coneession 8, Hibbert Town-
ship, on Sunday.,.
The child had not;, been well for
several weeks. His mother is the
former Elsie E. Steinbach. He was
born in Stratford General Hospital;
February 23, 1955.
Also surviving are five brothers,
Bobby, eight; . Fred, six; Floyd,
five; John, three; and Paul, two;
a sister Betty, seven, all at home;
his paternal grandfather, Pere
Parsons, . Hibbert Township; and'
his maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Annie Steinbach, Logan. Township.
His twin brother, Bruce Gordon,
predeceased him June 18.
Funeral service was held at.2:30
Wednesday at the Heath Funeral
Home, Mitchell, with Rev. A. H.
Daynard, of Staffa, officiating.
Burial was in Roy's cemetery, Ful-
lerton Township.
FUNERAL OF J. F. MELADY
ST. COLUMBAN. — Splemn Re-
quiem High Mass for the late
Joseph Francis Melady, who died
suddenly in Dublin last Monday,
was sung in St. Columban Church
on Friday morning. . The celebrant
was the pastor, Rev. Father Mc -
Cowell; deacon, Rev. Father, J.
Feeney, London; sub -deacon, Rev.
Father H. Feeney, North Bay, both
cousins of Mr. Melady.
Burial was in St. Columban
cemetery. The pallbearers were.
six nephews of the deceased: Fee
gus Rowland, Toronto; Gordon
Rowland, 'Seaforth; ".1. O'Reilly,
Kitchener; Joseph Murray, Strat-
ford; Jack Murray, Guelph, and
Frank Murray, St. Columban.
Friends attending the funeral
from a distance were Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Murray and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Murray, Sioux
City, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Som-
merville, Beverly Hills, California.'
Bantam Schedule
Started This Week
At a W.O.A.A. Bantam baseball
executive meeting, held in Clinton
Friday night, four- towns entered
teams. They were Auburn, Exe-
ter, Lucan and Seaforth.
July 11—Exeter at Lucan •
July, 12—Seaforth at Exeter
July 14—Seaforth at Auburn
July 15—Lucan at Exeter
July 19—Auburn at Seaforth
July 21—Exeter at Auburn
July 21—Lucan at Seaforth
July 23—Auburn at Exeter
July 26—Seaforth at Lucan
July 28—Lucan at Auburn
Aug. 2—Auburn at Lucan
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Cook
and Carolyn spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scene
and family, who are vacationing
at Rondeau Park.
Bobby and Jean Lammie of Cen.-
"tralia, are spending their holidays
with their aunt, Miss Greta Lam-
mie.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cook and
.Mf. and Mrs. Douglas -Cook and
Elizabeth returned Saturday fol-
lowing a week's vacation spent at
Bala, Muskoka.
If value's your yardstick...
Supper Successful
For Kippen W.A.
Door receipts from a haxn and
strawbery supper held by the
Women's Association of St. An •
drew's United Church, Kippen,
totalled $260. The Rev. N. Mc-
Leod was chairman for the pro-
gram held in the church audi-
torium.
Out-of-town artists were Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Poth, Bayfield,
leeiss Doris Johns and Miss Ruth
McLean, both of Exeter, 'sang a
vocal duet. '
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wright,
of Lorne Bark, visited the for-
mer's mother, Mrs. Jas. Wright,
.1 few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright, of
Detroit, also visited Mrs. Wright
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright
over the holiday. •
Mrs. James Wright and Mr.
Frank wright and children were
in. Listowel on July 1, attending
the Davidson, Boyd and Hamilton
reunion.
CROP REPORT
Haying progressed favorably
during the past week. Dry wea-
ther still prevails; rain is badly
needed. 'Cutting of wheat started
in the south end of the county last
week and other spring grains are.
commencing to turn color.
Milk flow has dropped off con-
siderably. and in some cases dairy
herds are being put on supplemen-
tary feeding.
HENSALL- COIN :IL .APPROVES.
REQUEST FOR ,ADDITION
The regular meeting of _I ensall
Council was held Monday of last
week in the Council Chamber with
all members being present, ex-
cept Councillor Roy, who, waft ab-
sent with the couneil's consent.
E. R. Davis reported, ee the
lot, at R. McKenzie's property,
Aso the catchbasin in front of his
property; also patching the street
by R. Cook's garage and re -paint-
ing the parking zones on. King St.
Reeve Parke reported 'the inter-
view he had with the . County Road
Committee,;.re King St. East.
J. A. Paterson; treasurer, pre-
sented the annual financial report
for the first six months of the
year; same was compared with,
last year's* report; also reported
re catchbasin- tops. Jones and
Luker: That the clerk order one
catchbasin top, 20x20, from Mc-
Coy Foundry Co.
'R. Campbell appeared, re a pub-
lic garage license, and was refer-
red to the Department of Labour
at Toronto.
Reeve Parke reported a request
for an engineer to survey York St.,
rom Albert St. to London Road.
The clerk was instructed to con-
tact C. P. Corbett, Engineer of
Lucan, re same.
• Correspondence was read from
South Huron District High • School
Board regarding the need of more
space at the school. Mr. E. L.
Mickle, the council's member _.on
the board, was present and ex-
plained the need of more room,
stating he was one of the mem-
bers who went to Toronto to in-
terview the Department of Edu-
cation regarding the need of
same. Mr. Mickle advised the
TRADE OFFICIAL SAYS FARM PRODUCE
HURON COUNTY'S BEST 'INDUSTRY
At the Huron County. Industrial
Promotion.al Board meeting, held
in Clinton last Wednesday, A. H.
Wilford, Toronto trade journal pub -
Bell Family Holds
Picnic in Exeter
The 32nd reunion of the Bell
family was held in Riverview
Park, Exeter, with 95 in attend-
ance. Greetings were received
from relatives in New Westmin-
ster, 'B.C., Pinellas Park, Florida,
and Sebewaing. ,Mich.
Glenn Bell, Hensall; was named
president for the 1956 reunion;
Mrs. V. Watson,'Exeter, secretary -
treasurer; Mr. and Mrs. H. Bell,
Mr. and Mrs. 'H. Hendrick. and
Mr. and M1s. Fred Cole, sports
committee. . Mr. and Mrs. W.
Dilling, Mr. and Mrs. W. Venner,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunkin, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Pym and Mrs. V. Green-
wood are the table committee.
Five dollars was donated to the
Boy Scouts and two dollars to the
caretaker of the park.
Prizes were awarded to couples
married 50 years or over: Mr. and
Mrs. George Elliott, Thedford.
married 53 years this month;
longest distance, Mr. and Mrs.
Hetherell, Owassa, Mich.; young-
est baby present, Bradley, son of
Mr. and Mrs. M. Nash, Toronto.
'Sports were. also a feature of
the reunion.
lisher, told the board that farm
produce was the best type of in-
dustry for Huron.
He reported that last week he
was in conference with a repre-
sentative of the Netherlands Gov-
ernment and has invited him to
come in to Huron County to make
a survey of possible production of
fruit.
He urged the board to spend
more time in an attempt to make
the industry which surrounds ev-
ery municipality in Huron County
—agriculture—more successful.
New Board Elected
The Industrial Promotion Board
named R. D. Jermyn, of Exeter,
as its new president. Other offi-
cials appointed include: first vice-
president, Mel. Crich, Clinton; sec-
ond vice-president, R. Y. Hautin,
Clinton; secretary, /Miss Wilma
Dinnin, Clinton; treasurer, 1Irs. C.
A. Trott, Clinton. R. Y. Hattin is
the retiring president.
The meeting was arranged with
August 10 set as a tentative date
in Clinton, when representatives
of the various council throughout
the county will be requested to
bring -the board up-to-date on any
changes which should be made on
the leaflets which will be publish.
ed to promote industry in the coun-
ty.
Membeis felt chat in- spite of
the province being zoned into
areas for industrial promotion the
County Board should be strongly
organized.
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council that it was, very neces-
sary to_haiee more room.
Sangster and Luker: We, the
Municipal Council of the Village of
Hensall, hereby resolve to support
the Exeter Municipal Council to
seeking •approval for a further
debenture issue to finance the ex-
pansion and improvements need-
ed to the South Huron District
High Remo'.
i Further correspondence was
read" as follows: Bell Telephone,
Red'eiver General, -County of Hur-
on, Department of Highways, In-
stitute of Municipal Assessors of
Ontario, Flintkote Co.—same con-
sidered and filed,
Accounts Passed
Bills and accounts were read as
follows: Hensall P.U.C., Hydro,
hall, $9.67; T. Lavender, supplies,
Fire Dept., $3.05; O. Twitchell,
supplies, streets, $42.50; C.N.R.,
rent of bandstand, $1; relief, $10;
E. Munn, labor $17, weeds $2.50,
drain, $9.00; G. Ingram, labor,
streets, $3.50; 6Receiver' General,
income tax, $6.50; E. R. Davis,
salary, $210.16; J. A. Paterson,
salary $200, license trailer $2; Bell
Telephone, services $6.55, Fire De-
partment $10.75; Workmen's Com-
pensation Boar d, assessment,
$99.78; County of Huron, hospital-
ization, $52.25; Lawrason Co. Ltd.,
calcium chloride, streets, $23.25;
Hyde Bros., rettairs, tractor, 50c.
Total, $709.96.
Jones and Sangster: That the
bills and accounts be paid as read.
Carried_ ,
W. Spencer appeared regarding
opening of Oxford Street from Al-
bert to the London Road, an.d was.
told the same had been dealt with
earlier.
Jones and Luker: That the
reeve be authorized to proclaim
Civic Holiday on August 1. Car-
ried.
Sppgster and Luker: That we
now adjourn.
Howick Accepts
Bid . For Bridge
A regular meeting of the How -
ick Township Council was held
Tuesday in the Clerk's office,
Gorrie. All members ewere pres-
ent and Reeve N. Gowdy was in
the chair. The minutes of the last
regular and special meetings were
read and adopted, on motion of
McMichael and Gibson.
Moved by Gibson and Haskins:
That By -Law No...9, 1955, for the
Township of Howick for the year
1955, as read the third time, be
finally passed.
Moved by Allan and Haskins:
That amendment to By -Law No. 4,
1951, and to By -Law No. 1, 1955,
be finally passed.
Moved by Haskins and Allan:
That we accept the tender of King.
Bros. Construction for the con,
struction of the Underwood bridge.
Moved by McMichael and Al-
lan: That the following accounts
be -paid:
Eakins- and MacDonald, 1954
audit, $352.50; County of Huron,
hospitalization, $151.75; Township
of Bertie, welfare, $20; Lewis
Flowers, two urns for Cenotaph,
$12; We E. Austin, balance warble
fly inspector, $35.05; Alex Petrie,
balance warble fly inspector,
$64.70; Atwood Print Shop, letter-
heads and envelopes, $18.75, Lis-
towel Banner, publishing street
closing by-law, $23.40; W. E. Whit-
field, part salary, two months,
$90; J. .H. Pollock, part salary
and postage, $87.85; Howick Tele-
phone, service •and tolls, $23.90;
Carl E. Willis, part payment on
Kreller Drain, $1,500; Wingham
Hospital, part payment on grant,
$3,000; Harry' Dane, expenses to
assessors' convention, $30; trans-,
fer to road aceounts,_ $5,730.28.
Moved by Allan and Gibson:
That we do now adjourn to meet
again on August 5, or at the call
of the reeve.
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Kirkton Community Association
ANNUAL
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GARDEN PARTY
Fair Grounds — Kirkton, Ontario
Wed., July 20,1955
Softball Game -6:00 p.m.
London Coloured Men's All Stars and Sebringville
Budding Stars Juvenile Programme -7:30 pm.
Sparkling Professional Programme-9:00,p_m.
More and Better Facilities for Refreshments and Seating
.Free Supervised Parking on Grounds
Adults 75c Children 25c
Come and Bring Your Friends
1954 Attendance -5,000 -
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WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION
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Clayton Scheifele -with his herd of Scotch Shorthords
Clayton Scheifele, of R.R. No. 2, Waterloo, has had a purebred herd of. Schtch
Shorthorns for 15 years, but he believes that he has seen bigger improvement in quality
over the last five years.
"The quality showed noticeable improvement since I began breeding artificaliy
five years ago," he said. "The Waterloo artificial insemination unit, which had been
handling semen for dairy breeds only, up to then, started supplying the beef men."
By improvement of quality lie means that the progeny of his artifically-bred cows
snake larger and quicker gains than he used to get -with natural breeding.
He has sent some steers from bis cows to the'beef testing station at Arkell.�
One from the Unit bull, Klaymoor Overseer, went on test at 61 months of- age at
547 pounds. At 131/2 months of age at slaughter, it- weighed 981 pounds. It gained
2.21 pounds a day.
Aniother steer sired by Braedoon Lancer went on test at 515 pounds at 61,1 ttayatts.
When it went to' the slaughter house at 131/2 months it weighed 909 --or a gain e( 2.01
pounds a day.
"I nevelt "used to get gains like this from my own bulls," said Mr.-i'Schiefele. "O!,
course, an individual farmer cannot afford to buy a $2000.00 bull like the unit can on a
co-operative basis."
The per -day rate of gain on the two calves tested was "Exceptional." The average
rate at the Station for all calves tested is under two pounds a day.
The above picture and story appeared recently on the farm page/id the Kitchener-
Wateiloo Record.
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OUR ANNUAL BULL NIGHT will be held at the Waterloo .( attle Breedi g Associa-
tion, R.R. No. 1, Waterloo, (north and east of Waterloo), on the evening of July J8UI,
at 7:30 p.m. Our guest speaker is the HON. Fe S. THOMAS, Minister of Agriciiltare
for Ontario. -
FREE LUNCH EVERYONE IS WELCOME
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