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:. ST. ' JAIIIES'[.--SEP,iienetTEee-Set-701401Deisa...t : ireeen :on pl t -- -ii--iereetion of 'a iii
,_
,.schnol. The Ipresent 57 -year old sclie,"1,' shown, abe in a StiiiiinerTgetting, -faf-taineved.:-..fron-',,the '
e 'deep driftS ,of, sneW'Whiela the ,SChool i.S poW,'' surrounded; has ,been,i71••ste".ady 'use; ':sine3 janliaty:., .1902, ':•:'
• ..- and iS l'-tnii,ed--- to capacity.TThe board are making Prelliniriarypiats::0WfOrtlier,-, lnVe'sti_gating:t.he
choice of -a site. The ' (5 kr school . was -.btiiitin tl-e late: fall' Of 1901 .andWae.readY',"for, ocenpancy,
:by the beghining of ,19..92. ' On May. 4, 1902, "Rt. Rev.: BiShon..F. P. TkleEn.ra,; :of ' London, assisted by
Rev. P. Corcoran,'aMt-IteV7-4.-74:--NortiigrayesHeaforth-,:::dedicalte4.4theLbailding..,_Attlia4Jime, an..
.'address of thanks was read f3i-JoSenh'HOach and a:"bnildtier, prese-rted"-Will/fa#'--Weber..,---.e...,--.., -- -
urnsMorlga
re Snow No
-. tila.c&_YLmoflthS of
vanter,,snow ,fakiihe district S43
far this 'Winter has exceeded the
Complete fall of last year. In fact,
,the fall in the first 29 days..ef'Januf-
ary was „greater than that in Feb-
ruary of 1958; when stosniS blocked
roads for several days
----During : the, _five
of 197-48, 'a, total of .811/2 inclieS`W
snOW.• fell,' according to George
tains, records of, precipitation' snow'
nil:'nfid tern -OM -attires. To da'te, in
114:144.4re-LW.0,111:11.-0C3Yipferthia
year; 331'5-inchesof snOW
A •breakdoWn,:" by months; for
1957:58,'slieWS: 'EPbtfiai-V".- with the
,
Ileaviest,,,fall,', 28. inches; Hecern-
:ber,..19;'.' :larmark, 18; 'November
12•;- 1Vlareli,--4•?-and_Oetober.;_3/2 inch
.This Year''Decenter•-came.Up:With'
30 inchesof• snow; January, . to
date; '29: niches ;and November;
, Climaxing a $35,000 building- and
renovation program which 'began
10 years, ' ego, members, of St.
Thomas' Anglican Church on Mon-
-day evening burned the mortgage,
marking the final payment.
:The program, -which. -.saw-- exten--
sive , alterations carried out to the
church, the church school and the
"rectory, Via -s I begun when Rev. T.
Dale Jones was trector. The com-
mittee in charge included Gordon
Wright, E. C. Bo well and Norman
Scoins.,
Reports presented to the meet-
ing, presided over by the rector.
James, indicated the
congregation completed, a .success-
.e.,,Officers ,riaMed: ineluded:-.honerie
ary., reefer's Orden,' Thorn as ' Jack-
son; t., people's warden, E. C. Bos-
well; .:::lay:-delegateeeteiSyriod; W.
I
E. Southgate; Garnet Stockwell,
and alternates Gordon:.; Wright, J.
R. Spittal; vestry clerk, Geo e FleVve
,.itt;' treaeurer,t'MrS,...p.':M. :Trout:-
beck;„.eeriVelopee.secrotarye'Le--,Fe
Ford; beard' of • management, ''MiS$
D.;Parke Mrs. -"Bruce,' MacLean'
„Art .Stacey, ,Johri.EArle, John 'Old-
-field; Norman: Scoirie, Ken Powell
. and. Harry t •
D'Ungey
The Harpuhey ..Cemetery Coin-
niittee kas.ineereased by the addi-
tion of, one •rnerliber„, Keith Sh-a-ip,
the -Other rheinhers being M. Mc-
KellAre'Jblin 'Beattie and James F.
SCott.'Tbe eneet'ing _gave special
_recognition .to T. A. Beattie •fer•
his year of service ,as: caretaker,
when J. ScOtt Cluff, chairman of
the Board of Managers, presented
Mr. Beattie with anhecnie. • '
Il*ESBYTEit-IANoftmicH
-
The past year,' 1958, was a suc-
cessful year for all organizations
of .First Presbyterian Church, the
congregation was, told Mbpda,y
night at. the-annual-congregalienal
- Meeting...The meeting left this ievaS
promisbig for the future, as dur-
ing 1958 the congregatien was
otif a minister :forthe first five
months ef the year.
The meeting was Opened by the
minister,' Rev:, D. Leslie Elder,
with a 'devotional period, J. Scott
•Cluff was appointed chairman of
. On meeting, with F. E. Willis as
secretary. • '
Four 'members were elected to
the Board of Managers for a three-
year •term. Those:elected were R.
S. • Box, J. A. ,CArdno Bedford
schoolroom Tuesday with a fair
representation of the congregation
Present, to receive: the reports, el-
ect- necessary .offieers--and cenduet
besinesS relative to, .the Year's
:Work ahead::,L., P;'!PluniSteel was
,elected chairman for -the evening -
and -Mrs. Homer-HuntWae antiointe
'eel congregatierial: secretary. Fol-
lowing a. short wership -Period, h'
brief „remembrance' Was obserVed,
for thoee who had .peased away this
past year; al-1cl Rey. J. C. Britton:
:led in prayer. .• ee•
,
reae• 1958, tritstees.- and auditors
were.: returned: to 'office' for ,1059:
and .1"-. X ,Willis was "eleeted:''.,as
hurch treasurer. were
heard on ehei,propesecl; budding.H0
a new Deaconess' Home in:To.rone•
, representing: the
coegregatiereeexpreseed :thanks an
appreciation÷to- Rev, -api:T.Vi'S...:S1=:
der :lerethe ; geed Works,. aeconi-
pliShed .since .their arrival the late
ter -part of May. Mr Reith, Men-
tioned,' the ,'great strides - made in
:assuming; th leader8hip, Of the-
coagregatiOn in the' guidance given
in spiritual -'and 'temporal e welfare;
and the friendliness established by
Rev, and [ 'Terre. Elder..." Mr.. Reith
concluded by pointing out that
First..Clunch;..S.eafor.th'.weelet ne
doubt eoptinue in its ,.successful
-contribution to .the- irieniberS- and.:
the 'comentinity- Under :the leadere-
eship'of Rev: and Mrs.. . •
Rev: • Blder, in his -reply, ex.
pressedelde gratitude. to the ,offie,
eers and Members of the church;.
that, •it had ben a pleasant ex-.
pertence getting...aeqpairited,:. and
Plowmen's
uron
241/2- inches.' '" •••
.._Strong Winds Sunday- night filled
rural roads and .cut attendance at
,district .adlidols.. -.Althoughhigh
school bases ethrted out _Monday
'ino,enineg,_onlyee50..of the 265, paella
.Whoride' the school htiSeS; Were
picked nee., '
Bue.!eperatere found Tueleersinith
roade•hadibeen• plowed out .early,
Mondny., Morning; and were able
-toelaring--in.e-alinoStea--fulleload• of.
students frein .that township. - The
roads in Hibbert, Grey and,'Melcil-•
lop Were; heavy to blocked, .butt the.
buse-which,--11 as a route • thy:nigh,
Grey Was !able to cover:.ineet of
its roiite.
One bus, got stuck and had to
get ' help from a winch truck.; It,
aeriVed in ,Seaforth., withtno stu-
1uUett toi.vreship reeve, William
Jewitt, was 'elected Warden of Hur-
th6centa(*)tufiyrret:tideailYw.biseTliclellecte-rxdiee"Tleatl:bpwelasr-71...eaonsf
• hyierooPnieni,.4. e.',;(3)14.4n• a airs,.,
Mr. Jewitt ,has served as- council.,
lei 'far 15i years . and for five years
as e_reeve__Ae native- of--Swift---Ctire,
iSe.married to the
former Elia Dexter. They. have
-two...daughters,_and. seven _ eons; ,
Joyee; • 21, Saniee,
Dennis,: 16, 'Roes, 9, Don alcio, 7',
Larry, 5, _Kenneth; 3, and 'Kevin, 1.
' fraternal.' he is a .
-Member of the IT.a'S'Ofii.e” Lodge, the
eOdrT hdce "rifewhF:e0r er SttheiireSe , caanndditi,adaete,U:lito,n-
Tuesday, Bailie Ferret, reeve of
Morris, was eliminatect-aS-low-man--
in a 12-12-9 result 00 the firSt :hal;
-Itit-,-oan'nde Cecil -o- Blake -reeve of -Ash---
Herd. was eliminated by a 19-14
result' on the:second _ballot. .„.
---C u r -s-.* I) ecten -
Parrot on the first `reirriel;:en.cl-then,---e,
transferred!, their -votes .to Ftieelr'e"
-13.IecyvitAtdPani-r-,he- reeveseeo°fildWirao2uhnaci, were -
m
thur Gibson, reeve of flowick;
Clarence Hanna, reeve of East
eraWanesh;.-TAr•-.J. WiltasTare-ove, of
,In'the__first ballet ,the vote was::
;For Blake: seeker, Hay township;
Crich, Clinton; Donnelly,' Goderich
t.KGoiewurrir: Stephen;
;3,Wviewease,xtut;i[nWnca:vaoyisheic:Eitrns:e.
ter; . IVIcMichael., Ho -wick; Smith,nsall .
Council.usbonvei Webb:, Stephen; Blake,
Ashfield;
Seaforth ; _
ills acancies .Stanley; DonnellY,,.Goderich, town;
Forbes, Tu.Geolcd:rlinchitttO;WreshiP;t Fore
Ileuermanie leMcIrElop;, 'Coleman, ,
Henderson, ,
Ileirsalr; McKenzie, Exeter;_Miller,
Follcving the
acceptance of the
minutes Alvin W. Sillery gave the
congregation a report on the
Mait-
laudbank ' eein,eterv. Steadily , in -
„creasing costs and a• -falling rev-
enue does little- to . enhance the. pr ee.
veiling. Situationin:eoefareas-Northe'
side congregation is .conternekLe
COMplete.'mimeographed'repprts
from-. all ,erganizations were Placecl
in the hands' of teach :person .for
their' nertisal and adoption of , these
reports. followed . quickly. ,'The fine
an ces • of ,. thecongregation ; are in
-Splendid condition with surplus
over . the figure budgeted for last
'year:Th.1-s was due to, the splendid
support given throughout the year
teethe ,:present budget System of
giving, which 'Oev7er611- aspects.
of the financial: Olaligations. Durieg-
. the year the .amounr- roWing to the
BUilding„. rod-, was retired; also
tincreased. givilegs to .thel Mission-
anY • and '11-alintenap.e.Fund4uri t�
$3,e00, ping a new roof on the par-
sonage, Wet* „iteme2 where' substan-
lial.inereases were noted. '
that he and Mrs. Elder ewere ex- [:e: The -13Xiiidink. 'fund' committee,
treinely happy in 'weirking with the, which had 'Carried through such a'
Membership. .11e.:_epondluded :with 'Splendid niece of work for the Clem
the theeghtthat continued co op- gregation-evee: a period:Of years,
eration and good fellOWship. Would asked :to be ,relieved of their re -
further the work of the church. • spenaibilities. , ;This Was :granted'
' At the conclusion of the meeting; and :the Official .Board Was given
lunch wa,e served' by theladies, authority to 'establish a .longlange.
and inforMal discussions were con-- Planning cominitteetoattend to,
tinned on the affairs of the chUrcN any further . plans wilich may be.
• - •
necessary. In order to ,Make sure
NORTHSIDE IINITED thafmpney.is available when need-
Nortliside Dade& Church anneal ed reserve capital fund has been
meetieg, was hold in . the church budgeted for in 1959.- . ”.
Reperts from ,' other -oraniza-
WARDEN -ELECT WILLIAM JEWI'ET bean his term of offiCe Tuesday as JOhn Morrissey' of
. • • .•
Stephen 'Township banded the key ofeofficeto „Eine _Warden Jewitt has been reeve of Hullett
Township for five years and a member of the council or fifteen.
Early •Wedneedav,- rain: and..sleet.•
Moved in from the lesoutlx„,:' and
heavy :fog' had .set in, redueing.
Visibility for ,...driving to :zero.,
Heavy. rains continued lateein the
;day; but [colder'. weather arrived_
Thersday,',.with terePeratures drop
pink • 25 , degrees.• !
.•
In a move designed to -brie:a
interest in -the. art:-'otianiving7ara
to 'Provide , a mord easily admin-
•
isteren unit, North and South Hur-
on Plowmen's Association combin-
edinteroneeorganieaoint a Meet-
ing in Clinton Tuesday. -
President- of the rieWly,fernied
TIttrOri -PloWniete's Aisotiation is
WiIliaifl Perrie, Brussels. Vice!,
presidents Are John 'Passmore/
Sewer Plans
Advance',Here
Seaforth's proposed sewer sys-
tem advanced a step further Fri-
day..Council , at, a special meeting
, gave two readings to a bylaw to
provide for entering into an agree -
anent with the Ontario Water Re-
-sources Commission for the con-
struction - of a disposal plant and
distribution system here.
Name Witin„ers..
Of.'Curliii.g Draw
In the ,annual &eve, ePonsored by
-- thee Seaforth Curling Club, prizes
were won by Dr. J. B. Spence, of
Litteevel, and Mrs. illian leTithol-
son, Egniondv
The diela,v etas made Friday este-.
• ming,: „
roupsiot
ssociatio
RR, pieter; Simon Ilallahan, RR,
Blyth, arid -Lorne 13:A1141411e, .RR, later. date.,
:Exeter._ - New inenibpies oreethe Boiscis .0f
Stewards ere
„Long-time secretary or the North .Alvih Harding, Lloyd
Rowat, Beuee MeMilan and Wil-,
HtirOn group, ElstOn Cardiff; MP,
eantinuest; in the , sone 'capacity ham CAMPbell: The appointment
Al' -A nOrniAA:thig., copimittee by” the
' new :erganization! Named'
' The north and."southisseciationS qn-
tions gave 'evidence of cdlitinued
progress' and keen interest by.the
respectiVe members. ' •
The retiring merribers 'of the SeS-.
gen reappointed..,wereelame's M.
'Scott, Leeming, B. F.
Christie and D. ..4.''Alicenhead. Dr.
J. C. MacLennan asked to be re-
lieved and this. vacancy be
Sea or S o
Plans Openin
Seaforth • Shoes Limited will
hold open .house , the new
West Williiiii7Sti•entfactory on
Wednesday and Friday of next
week. The plant is being offi-
cially onened' in a brief cue-
_ xnerryeat three o eloqk _Wed- .
nesday, to which the public is
e 'invited ,
Attentien is directed to , a
special section. of this -issue, ,
including Pages.7 „and 9 to 18,
--which is `devoted to the new
Seaforth Shoes ' plant.:
Mr, -Mrs. Ben Rising
on
e
!o'eroif County Junior Institute,
:. Vacancies in Flensall conned and
in the.,poSf'of'.ere'rlt--tteasufers were,
filled Monday .night . at a speeial.
r6eting„.of council. :
' Sohn, Henderson, • pilidtice dealer
and a Member of eoinrcile for the
Stormy We�iher
cuts:...',Atteitdainco
. . . .
JrRally
.
Bad -weather toriditio cut .at--
;tendarice at . the -.Junior. Institute
-rally, at Seaferth. District ,
. .
:School • on :Saturday... ,Chairman,
Jeao.Smith,..president of the. Flure
wel-,
cqmed-thosc in attendance, .GUeSts.„.
were .introduced 'Shirley
McAllister, - Herne Econaiiiiet , for
Huron: et-.-eeteee,
t 'Greetings' were hid -tight frOm, the
.Senior Women's :Iestitute by Mrs..
EniereeeDeseardine, e7S—ontlitteiliereer-
District • president. For'elieretopic'
:Sheeueed the: theme, "Give to the:
world . the hest' :Yeti have • and :.•tlie
-best willeiterne, back to, 'Yee" ,,Ine
she Said; :Conies ',"fteiti•
e"...! -Small geoupS'arid:everYene. ehoidd.
,check on :themselves 'instead Of
'tethers 'end' Make...aurethat., what.,
giVe. is our best. She was
thanked. by .Mise
neaele diseussion en .."Jeinier,
elristitute , :Constitution and Junior
[,Iiestitute Relatienehip.te'„Woinen's
Institute,' was taken I:Sy:Miss-1Tel;
eir:Wilsert, of 'Clinton Junior r'
Alex .11arniltore,..seere-
.:tary-trea'sneer. of 'south Ilurep,
rrien'e 'Institute. MiSS: Sandra
01 Seaforth Junior' Instittitee•,,,ea
chajrnAts•:Vras Mis jean, Scott,
Supervisor :of , Confity liereeeSeP*.
'arras s,, Home Economics Seyviee,..,
Departinent of Agriculture.,:.„,
. Some Of the main points diseuss,
ed\ye r e tinifOrmity of • Meetings
arid Making the Members }leer at.
home. There are, rtiles for he way'
meetiegs should he •cenclett'ed, and
theseshould be tollowad. Fees
shoold, be paidin •tinie,and. reports -
should also be inon time: •
.1•Ielen Wilsongeve :the 'Aims arid
r objt e tive s -oi.41.1ttA at- Institute tWork.
"And,Shridra-peig-gave the benefits-
ef being :in jurtiOr Institute -Work,
, Miss. Janet 'I'aidta„,w;‘, who is one
'et the Jenior Inatitate 'Inenibers
on die Federated. Worrieri"S;IiiSti-
ttiteknaftteteOntari.;,egaVee4n.in-
-teresten g talk; 055 what ,juniert.,:Ine
past Stanley;- Walke?Iiitt
three ears .was named, toGodercb own; e * ,
ethvee -7,..70Feeoer -Parrott: Adair, .w"
gnation Jaeua
1S1°PrOsidni:eilt 1:1C4ici; ---Itani4a'ey;EMas:
Peter L. McNaughton,
warveter_ Wawa,nOshe Iletehinsen, Blyth
Br ssels rrne
five applicants to fill thee-dornhire -Mousseau, Hay; Willits, -TOrnber-
edepo-st oftlerle, treasurer anct tax 'rye Parrott, Morris.
collector. He succeeds James A. The final voting was: For
Paterson. Becker, Gill, Hutchinson,. Kerr,
John G. Lavendere-one:'of two Mawhinney, 1VIcCutcheon,
unenecessfed.ecandidates-efer--.emm-- - e neseauieS-mith, TaYloreWalkone, :
cil in the ,December elections; was NV.hb:, Parrott, Blake: Total. 14. 1.
eappointed..to-fillethee-Vabency ere For Jewitt: Adair, Ball, Beuer-
ated by- Mi. move to -mann, --Coleman-, Criar, -.Donnelly- ,
the reeve's -chair.2The.unsuccessful (2), Durnin, Forbes; Forsyth, Gib- -
candidates had . tied rin :the elec. son, -Hanna, Henderson,' Jewell,
tion, and his appoietnieet was bas- McKenzie,- McMichael, Miller, :Wile
ect, on largest asseesr,nent. liteTjewitt. • ;
, . , , Following Liberal arid Conserve -
0 otorist tive eaueduSes, aPPom` thlellts. to .
Ar
'd T M tchoedetermined
and,road
mi:
Reveals:-Comjnon.....
Th..e strikirig committee will
t 1--':13.devev -Willinne Morritt _
Blyth; Reeve Roy' Adair-,-Wini: •
.3asTeauam_cuko;:'rIensinaeypithil; t'..,.?711;_ Iteev:v,r,e,eIV,witAln!.:cF:.eivilVirsiii`tueh:::,
Interests- in B
The long arm of cojncidenae
reached ,olet.foo.Railway .Street Fri- enetoe, • '
day afternoon as Robert WatSon Chester „ effewhimee, :. deputy. -
„Was, driving. the Wm.; Hart fuel reeve of Exeter, is to have a .fiVe-
freak. - • - year term 'Oil the reacts -commit- •
Seeing 'a motorist stuck in the tee; Glenn Webb, reeve of Stephe'
show, ,Mr. Watson stepped to lend eh- is, to hive a four-year ternit.
assistant 'secretarYAreastirer eTia. ffieigl„--13-0..ard riSsi.ateecie greatly in
RusSell I3ottem Of.. --„vresencipe ; finding' members to assiiine office
-Were rirganiieci-More then-80.years . . •
oe Heal' Miss Lilidlaw
tvg9, tht leTortli. in 1924 and
South two Yeare later; in.1926.
dent and Lorne Ballantyne As dale A t
The meeting named- the presii
gates to the annual meeting of the , ' • '
Ontario PlownleiCee.eAssociation be 'Miss Florence Laidlaw Wei guest
Toronto 'next month, • ` speaker at the Monthly Home and
Sehool meeting at Seaforth public
school Tuesday night. Introduced
by ligre, P. L. Brady, she gave an
address an s"Retarded Children,"
giving the Meinbers a clearer idea
of theproblems faced by these
children, and what is 'being dime
for them. •
Mrs., Dale NiXon,president, pre-
sided for the meeting.- The group
'decided to continue to bUer beeka,
for thee:winters of the publie
sPOaking contest. Mrs. A. Y.• Mc-
Lean was the.rnether of the mantle
Roll call was taken IV Mrs. J.
Talbot:
Elaine' Oke. and Katie -Scott en-
tertained' the audience with Scot-
tiSh.dariehig,"The Sean Trubhais"
and the [ "Highland Fling." Bar-
bara talbot•favored with two piano
selections,e'"Sieretly" and "San-
ta Lucia."
Honor
Lewis Clark, For
68 Years a Mentber
Lewis Clark, Sr., RR 2, Kiptien,
for 68 years a member of Exeter
1,014 3249, was made 'an. honorary
life member at a cerernony at his
home Friday evening. .
The address. was read byeltitssell
Brintriell,' of tketit, and the. pres-
entation ',Made _by Wiliam Green
Those :attending were t:Rilssell
Brintnell, Douglas Trehnor, John
Webster and,William Green, of EX.
eter, eirid Frank Harburn, Here -
Sall, ,
-Welliknown in Seaforth and dis-
trict, Mr. and Mrs. Ben- Rising,
..
Centre Street. will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary • on
Monday. '' ' - • •
eer, Rising has been. the popular-
rtirel mail,' courier on Rural Route
4 for the past 24 years. During the
years he has been servhig:, the
patrons �n No. '4, he has traveXed
nearly 290,000 mile's. He continues.
to make his triPe 'every daY, de-
spite hi S 76,,years,' .
Mr. 1iIng And his wife; the fer-
nier Et1[. el Core, , are natives ig
•Champain, IllinoiS, where ;they
were enerefed Jarluaty 26, 1909.
Following their marriage they re-
sided, in Chanipain until einigrat-
-ing to. Canada 42 years ago.,
'Mr. Rieing had embeto Canada
Where he and Mrs. Rising had rel-
atives ad stayed here. for some
time when 'he was eniployed at
The Robert. Bell Engine and
Thresher Oo., at that time engag,
ed. on a shell. eontraet. In "1917 he
purchased the fern' on the North
Road; 214 Miles north 'of teWn, now
owned. by HarryXebitt. Mr. arid'
Mrs. -Rising' cOnthiued b farm
there Until they retired to eforth
t
in 1947., . ,•
ReCalling the• years 'clining.Whigh
he has . carried mail from Seaforth
,post . office, Mr. .Ifieing said , the
task as much easier:today than
when he started in 1934.". "Itused
to be you evept,, no matter what
the weather Was, and tried to get
through," he 'mused. "TodaY,
do the best we can, 'but have to
depend en the snowplows." ,
This Year is about'. as• bad as any
for snow, Mr. Rising said, but he
felt the worst snow', waseine1947,
. Was .he sorry he earne to .Can-
ada? "Not for a Minute. We've
never been Sorry. We like tit•••ia
Seaforth .and likee the Peeple. It
has been a good life."
'.Mr , -,end Wire, ,'Rising have One,
daughter; -Lavida,.MrS_ N, E.•Note
ria, , of. Toronto; three grandchil-
dren, Mrs. Frank Shortt (Blariehe),
Downsview; Robert , N. Norris,
Markham; and Mrs, Hugh ,Sheri-
dan(June), Toroitto,. and -one great
•grandnhild, Carol Ann Shottt. •
Mr. and Mrs.,1•ItiSing: are going to
Toronto Saturday to I3e preterit for
a family, dinrier being held at the
home of 'Mr. nnd Mrs. Shortt on
Suedayewhen the AntilverSnrY oc-
casion Will .13e,Inarked.,
stitute MeanS•teher, andeelsoeutat
the Board is doing. She was thank-
ed by Mrs McAllister. -
a hand, only to discover that the
Iffoteriste 'was- a:engine...of- India.
Further conversaticin reveal d that -
his home was in ' Novesha' '
Northern India. This was fairtili
country to Mr. Wate n, suite he
had, been -etationed tte fore five
years — 1926-31 — bile serving
with the Imperial Fes.• '
.
1.
It)b Sees,
atch,
The .Men's dab .of First :Church
Were •entertain -ed 'Tuesday everting
by. a pictorial review of the World,
Plowing Match .,held 'Germany
last . autturin, .eeben 'Gordon 1VIc-
GavineWaltorie cdech of the Cana-
dian team, shoived pictures of the
Mr.-MeGaVin Was-intreduced by
Scott Cluff' aft& appreciation was
exPreaseel.hY.V.Ille
D. Hays was chairnian.
Clayton...Smith, reeve. of ..geberrie, „
to have in.three-year'terni. -
The read Coramittee, which: has .
until now been a.three-rnan , cone;
neittee, is this year 'enlarged to
Vire members as result' Of , -
'decision • at the Neveniber, session
of .`the. 1958 'council. One member.
of the committee retires eachyear,
The ,election of, the . Warden was .
Conducted by. John -
clerk-treneurer. The new ...Warden •
„Was','condeCtedeto the dais by jOhn,
,IVIPeriseey, ',Who . Was 4,warden aid; ,!
reeve of .Stephen; in 1958; tex-wir-e •
:den Morrissey ',..placedeethe,
ehein 'of Office around; Warden'.
•Jeyvitt!s neck, and:handed bine the
.g0e1,, and .the synibolie .gilded key,
Congtablations to the new War -1, ..
•det. :were :Voiced in: r bt'irf addrets-
es
•
by..Chatles'..lVfaaNaeglitone Exe-
ter MVP for Buten- -Ernest Fish -
ere , player „op- •Coderieli; Thomas
lett to,wne1iipcatinerr7e. .e.
tnso
Mallach „Chapter
installs Officers
Officers for 1959 were elected at
the January meeting` of Malloeh
Chapter Monday night. Frank Case
was. named fitSt principal, With
William J. Bell, immediate 'first,
priecipal. '
Other officers are: ;seeend prim-
cipal. A. E. Matheson; third prine
ciPal D. R. Cooper. lreasurer...M.
X. Clarke; scribe 1 A. liar-
ber; scribe N.,. D. E! Kyle; P.
Orville Oke; S.S., Allister Bread -
foot; William Caldwell; out-
er guard, -",Roy Butt; 1).C, 'Tames
Neilans; niaster of the first .Vell,
Angus MacLean! inneter of the
second veil, William Wilhee; mas-
ter,of the third veil, 'Pile -Sharp;
master of the fourth veitirCharies
Filord
'The exAmining board werer'S; W,
Crich John Bach arid D. E. Kyle
c)rtItiin n
t� 'provide Organized
and supervised entertairinient for
Seaforth and dtstriet youth-par-
eicelarly on. Saturday nights—a
•Seaforth . Teen TOven group was
formed lire Saturday evening.,
—The initial meeting, called bY
.Seaforth Polite Chid lafil.qt Hutch -
inset; and held itt the. Town; Hall,
5/ teenagers Ori hand, .hnxious
o the organization emder .way,
Chief Hutchinson, who had exe•
periente with , eimilar groups in
other centres, told the 'groep, "the
*purpose of the Meeting, ,and what
e' 'Teen ToWneergenizateen could
edeoinpliele. •
. 'Name Offieers
Deneis Jewitt•was eleeted presi-
dent. mid the vice-preaident is
Keith Petiiiek, Other officers are:
secretary, Agnes Carter; treasurer,
Phyllis .I3ryarie; . reporters, Dori
Morris, PeArri. McLean; entertain-
ment committee, Ken RYane ehair:
Una Talbot,.; Bob Ruth- and
Janet 'RoWcliffe;, lunch cdiranittee;
Anne :Trontleeck ehairMan, Sully
Wright, t'-lietty;•• iquegge, and Ellen
Gorwill.[. '•
, Chiefi..Thitelaineon .was thanim0..
for his initiative in Organizing Teen .
Town by:, newly -elected: President
Jewitt, And plane Were atseussed
for.adaneei to -be held January
The meeting 4-tenni/led on motion
of, Ken lteXan and 'Mike:Mat:Me, k
small (ranee followed; with.Tecords e-
by'Don Wright, • '
' At, a ,enbsequent meeting';, Tuts -
'day, 'regulations respecting' mem-
bership • were. deternrined, end will!
„appear :en" "membership "cards,
Vehiefi Areavailable to all teen-
agers, at 'fifty Cents. each.: : •
The meeting. agreed On a
up bee et the ,feriner Badminton ,
Club in the TownHall, and mem-
bers are, meeting there on ` Sat-
urday afternoon. '
So that Saturday : 'night iinnees
May be sticceesfnle records are
needed:Teen Town Astis anyhone
WiShitig to donate reterds to 1 avO
them, at the newspaper officd oi
in the police cringer.