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Whole Number 4752.
SEAFORTII, ONTARIO,; FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1959
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as.
Arrangements leading to the"pro-
vision'of additionalaccommodation
to-provide"fora steadily increasing
enrolment at Seaforth District
High School' advanced a stage for-
ward_ • Tuesday" , :night when the
board met with. Per W. "Scott, dis
trict inspector.
Necessity, of early action being
taken became apparent this spring
as officials studied results of a"sur-
vey taken of -enrolment in prinlary
schools within the SDHS=area. The
survey last spring revealed that in.
September, 1960, there ' would - be
181 new students; raising the, total
school, population' to well over=400,
Present approved capacity is 370,
based on; 30 pupils to a room,
'Cu the' basis .of a primary school
population of 1434—the' number re-
, vealed.
e--vealed in- the east seiirvey—it can,
be expected there will- be ` a high
school population:of 490•;five years
hence; TO Arrive at potential school
populations; the department assum-
e's that the number 1. high school
five years hence, "will "represent 40
per cent''of the present primary
school enrolment.
'Mr. Scott outlined the ,steps the
board must take) beginning with a
survey; of pupil enrolment in area
schools"' as of,; the • 'present term
When" the survey has been cam-
pleted and the- results _ enali"zed. it
submitted to the Department %Of„
Education through. the; 'inspector.
together ` with -An indication • of •;the
additional accommodation requir
ed. The department will assess' the
requirement in the light of the con;
ditions revealed 'in the.-suf'ey-;and;
submit., a,t program to the board.,
The program will indicate the "num-.
an, esti-
mate
el" ??rooms
-required;tt,
bar of a,
ate of the cost and an indication
.n
of • the grants that may be antici-
Fair Friday"to:
mark"' the -
'for'the.frst titre at Brussels, a
D'NEW :SANNER� is 'unfurled
"BR'
A AN
let a Do -
appearancA •of,the Bxusse s 4- Trac, C ub. •Here,. Gerald]. e Dennis,, R.R. , Walto #.
a Smith' R.R..2,Brussels ;.frame. the new banner which fittingly is mounted. on ;a tractor:; Leader of
nanWallace
Brussels, ,, • ohn• Ba
.. ick J
,_.i c1 oe. Ross Alcock, ,W
members n u
R Smith R.R..1 Ethel
and the. ,
the club is Ross a • oses, onald Per-
er:
ii i m
Black,; 'Charles'•Bray,-Murray' Bray, Dav>.d�-.emmgway; Murray.Hoov W
er, George:`Wat nd Garry Wi son. (Exposi or."p oto by.Phi ips).
•- Uhi
tie, Joe Steffler, Fred,, „ „ ...
ll Agrees
erica
ir
Guidel
erstri
Piont T
�AfCenotoph
The Hensel.' cenotaph should take
...
on a new appearance come -.-next
spring. At the Monday meeting of
permission
was
ii•Iensall ""counci ,
granted the Girl Guides of the i1L
lige to plant yellow to1ips around
the -,base, of the: Monument.
.
Reeve _John �•He
d
ars
on
rest
ded
;for the meeting,-wpieh also grant-
`s i n to the Boy " Scouts'
_.;ed p
ermi s o Y
'for
T wn� Hall touse: the . 0 1 and 'Cu s
-thenr'meetings. Discus
sn
g'street
cle'aning, which has just been car-
'
' tied out by E. R. Davis,. the vil-
lage riaintenanceman,
it was de-
cided, to bill Lee Jennison
and the
Township
of xaY
for
P
art Of t
he
costs. Apparently,blame fdrPart
„,..of the street
accumulationu
lotion waslaid
tograveltrucks drawing gravel to•
'hat tow
n5hiP°Tile will bepun.
P
•m front
for thy,
• ' ch sed driveway
,.;a
of the': residence ,of Joseph
Verge -
Son, and Yon1. Street'will be grays
elled frornNelson Street westerly.
w
esterl
Y No
vember lle,Vas d:ecla
red a. u
b-
lie holiday for- tie `village at the
meeting; Adelegationati
o
n from thee
Hensallbranch of .the 'Canadian
Legion.`' appeared before coincil.
asking that this be done.
Trailer owners;"lho live' in , trail.
'have pay
ers •in'the village, willto p y
o
a
double rate 'under .;,new ixr'on.
ass),
ii
•drat the meeting. The present
charge of, $5,00:. per month, three
months
advance will be changed
e 'month,
nth
•iiV.>
to: a charge : of $10,00• per ,o ,,
three months• in advance, The poll.
tax bylaw- Vvas also 'abolished at
this 'gathering. •
Nominations in Hensall will •take:
• place November 20, with elections,.
if necessary,• taking.. place on.
December 7.
IUates for taxation in the` Town-
ship of. .Tuckers
mith for 4959 were
set.at 9 ' °i for farm and resi-
dential
mills
dential properties. and .11,8 mills
for- commercial "properties.
meeting ::of: the council Tuesday,
the group decided to leave the rate
Abe same as last Year.
'At the same time thep n Y
r
taxes unpaid , after ealts.fo
December 15,
was doubled this •year. The rate • of
interest_ will be 4% on all arrears,
compared With 2i'.up-to o.-the
res-
ent.
e township
went t til in th
Ass ss , o
year: is: $3,095,824_.accordinto
thisg
the roll a's peesentecrty
assessnient
commissioner; W.- Robert
P. s
Court of revision on -the' roll will
held" November 3 at 3 .m,
be MI , pen.,
o• ti Mrs, Cora
-law a m n
A b g
Y PF
Chesney, :-as .acting, clerk -;treasurer-,
and relief ad
inistr'a
x oliector m
to c
tor, was given its required i
red read-
:
ings and' paesed,`as wereby-laws
tier :used
intens
iii trailers . as. homes
g
'All such and' trailer camps. s. p per-
sons are now requited to obtain a
license from,the clerk' of: the • muni-
clerk
ci alit Rates: were seta: at: indi-
viduals,.
ndi-
P Y..
idu1 • 6.00per month,,. and trail-
er
a s, $ >
per
camps $4.00;;;;per : month.; P r
trailer.
i
Wilson.Al-
ie
was )tided to hire
Itw d.
C1 13 Seeks
Quota Badonee
Boyce to snowplow
Ian and, Ed. oP
roads for 1959-1960 ,at the same
rate
e'
and under ?antg
same agreement
em
int
for 1958-59. The goad superintend-
'ern,
uperintend-
'e,nt was instructed :to erect. ;eddi.
tional 30 M,P.H. signs an the road
adjoining the`-sntth- boundary of
the RCAF Station, as' requested by
the Station. Wreaths.' will be pro-
vided for
ro-vided'for the Hensall and Seaforth
branches of the Canadian Legion
for Remembrance Day.
-ins suet -
a. _
e •c erk�-was t ""tom -P Y
,Th 1 4d
the balance ofaccounts on the Nott
a
--Municipal Drains, call for payment,
to by 'November 10, 1959, from the in-
terested terested arties and applyfor. Depart ent of ,Public Works :for.
pthexon .
'id to drainage irtc a
rov
seine;
to forward progress
certifi-
cate from J. W. !Britnell, county
engineer, covering ,paYrniiii to
Contracting g
`Co., neon
re ' re n
Lavi`
S
r
struction of iiCAF Sisio .. t nintance
road ;to the Audit Department of
Department int : of National nal ' Defence
-De-
partment;
e
es a
and request payment from theY
nt; :to': apply to the.Depart-
ment
et ar
partme , Pp y P
ment of National Defence; for, grant.
in 'lieu of ;.taxes on RCAF "`Station
Clinton; to 'request payment of $2,0
per road crossing in accordance
' as'
with Uni n G
,g
• reement o
.a
with
Company.
Accounts passed included:
E
g
mondviile
='W a ter, debentures,'
$722.18; Prank Kling, .Eginondville
•Water, 12.50; "sheep ;Milled„ $28'
the - Nott Drain,. $2,893; labor,.•.RC'.
AF road, $229; chimp, $28.50;:: sup-
plementary $25; salar-
1? " "an ll antes Re-
ies-. a ow , $ 741.63; ,
•ceiver-General, $16.25; by-laws,
Nott Drairr, $120; , Ontario Hydro,
$17.62; fire, protection, Clinton, $75;
contract. garments, Nott Drain, $3„-
958.50; , Federation of Agriculture,
,grant," $700; CNIB • grant, $50;
Thamer Nursing • ;Mame, $88,25;
Village of. llensall, ":retaining fire
brigade, $125; Charles Eyre, ",weed.
inspector, $4.4.50;'
44 50;;'roads, $3,528.01.
Council adjourned to meet Nov,.
3, at 1 pet..
With only a short time left in the
campaign, the Canadian National
- institute for the Blind canvass is
still below its objective.: "
Ca'lirepaign chairman : E C.° Bos
vue11, announeed Wednesday after-
noon that to date $579.00 -has been
collected. The ' objective • for Sea -
forth, and
eaforth-and district is $600, Mr. Bose
well said.
Ile pointed out that there' is still:
time to , contribute to this : worthy
cause.
October Berry
Three Inches Round
Often out -of -season fruit is small
and malformed, but not a straw-
' berry picked Wednesday by L. F.
Ford, Seaforth; ,
ee in
a , nttm'ber i k d the.
One �of 1? .
n on- uinlock Street
Nord .garde Go ,
the large ripe berry measured`
three, ; inches in diameter.
SETTING AN EXAMPLE" "to'
Legion members in the sale of
tickets on the: Seaforth Legion,
draw,President Harry Nesbitt
'
met with' a ready'reception. at
district>fairs. (Photo Courtesy -
Clinton NewseRecarele.
Thanks tyro
9 g
Holiday '
Monday
y
Monday, October :12th, is
Thanksgiving,',a, statutory holi-
dal' -Because of the short
work;:: week, ";advertisers and
correspondents are asked' to
send their copy in earlier"' than
'usual This:, will enable the
staff 'of The Huron "Expositor
'While, no' decision can be taken" t •
Me 3
iN
as.:to thea addieedtedional,•' nfficumberialssai'odf
classrooms "n: "o'.
it was suggested that four would be
considered. Relation, of the pro-
pdsed constructionto the existing
building will ,depende on architec-
tural advice, The .addition could`
be a two-storey design to conform
with the present-day departmental
thinking, -officials suggested,,
Nor`Night Classes
Night classes which have been a
feature at. SDIIS-'for; a. number of
years will .` be • discontinued this -
year, the board decided.. Interest
in the classes, held one . night a
week during fall' and winter months,-
has heen falling -off duping the past
two years, Principal L. P. Plum -
steel said. On occasions itwas dif-'
ficult to obtain the,:minimum num:"'
her of students required by depart
•mental regulations. +
F. istner - ins
Hibbert Contract
njuries::
xeter
The tender- bid:. for $1,500.00 was .
received and accepted from Frank
Kistner for the repair : and con
struction `of the Wats"on -Drain, at'
-the-regular Hibbert :council meet-:
ing There were no; appeals on. this
drain and the court -of revision was
closed..
The assessment roll for 1960 was
-received ":frown the assessor, G.
Coyne. The Toll showed an in-:
crease over 1,959 roll•of.` $9,303.00,'
the: total being $2,425,830.00. •.The
ii - ' revision 'for ' a 'els.
court , .of a
AA.
e, held
es me s will b
against ass s n
t
g
at 1 p.m. on Friday, Oetaber 30, .at
the Township Hall.: • All ; farm pro
i haveeen: sessed 2 5 of
art sb s /
P e
one. spill Federation of. Agriculture.
h` fee. Those'n t wish-
membershipo
ing to -have this rate•;levied-on their
property in ,1960 can have.it" ret
moved if the clerk, Roy `Burchill,.
is ;informed on or before October
31 °1959.
R Parsons was. engaged by the
wi-
township to plow: snow in the'n
ter' months ' at $7.00 per :hour, and
320: per day standby tame when
there is no :.new to plow. ;The next
regular meetingwill be held',on
g
Monday,`November 2,at-1 p m.'
s
s` "e out on
-week's. i u
e 'next
to i
g
Goi
Is
erich to nye ` .
App oonted To
:S
C
ou
.'rate e
p
APPnt. f.
James_ Francis,
.ointme o
,Dorinellye58.` of-Goderich
, -as a
J
curt of
judge; 'of ,Su rime C g ' p..._
Ontario and a; memberof the :High_
.io was.
for O
tr
of.Ju tie. .n
C rt s,
Court e.
announced ;Friday. by acting : 1V n
Jus-
tice
i ister•Walk
ers.
z
h osi i'•n vacated
He fills the t oby
H
P.
Hon. SamuelHughes, hes who re
st
n -
ed July" 1 to b)tv
incthairanof-
the Civil Service Commission of
Brussels Youth' On
inning Team .
Dale Miller) of Hillside, Ont 5. a
fourth year student in Animal Hus-
bandry
us
at the Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph, was 'the second
higli man in the international In;
,tercollegiate Dairy` Cattle Judging
Competition held this weekat the
National Dairy_ Cattle Congress at,
Waterloo, 1oua. He also, welt third
place in thejudging of Brown Swiss
and ninth place in Holsteins,
The team from the O°A.S. stood'
seventh in the competition, which
included representatives of 33 ag-
ricultural colleges- from all parts
'Of the UnitedeStates. The-winniefig
team was from:, the .University of
Kentucky.,
Other members, of the team, were
Bert MitchellListow
el Ross Gra-
ham,
ham, Palmerston, and George proc-
tor, Brussels. They were coache
d
by Dr, J._ C. Rennie, of thee O.A.O
.
AMMO; Husbandry Department.
Son of- the late Senator James
J. Donnelly, Mr. Justice' Donnelly
e ihas practised lair in Cod r
ch since
he was called to the;' biz in 1924.
He : was .educated. at- Pinkerton,.
'
at 'S .` Micliael s College
Ont., and:t b:
in`Toronto.
degree' of
ua
He graduated with the de tb
bachelor of arts, -front: the Univers-,
'sty of Toronto ,in 1921 and for . the
'next three years studied law at
Os oo e Hall.
g d
i .
Ar native of : Pinkerton , he n
iar
KehtS'' 'iii
riedtheforme-r Ina C. eN'
1926. They - -have,' three cliil'dxen;-
Richard, a lawyer in. North, 'Bay
Ont; <•a.lawyer 'associate.
..Ja mes s
with his father at 'Goderieh, and
Moyne,` who is, married and lives
.,
at Willard, Ont
,,AAV' N -Turkeys'
In Lions
Th dr
edraw - in the an
nual :Lions`
Club turkey drawtook place Safer -
day. evening ,with Mayor. B. F.
Christi
e Officiating.
Exeter,
Paul.
Da'.
le
?ort Do
v
er
,Wronin turkeYs:"wer)LeeLearn`
And
N. Van
Vu t. R.R.
1, Seaforth:
f
charge .o
a ,in
w s
The drawg
a d:
A -' acDon 1
i s and J. M
Vey Trays
Y
Large P
aintin
g.
• M
arks Service
S Presidents
.idents
Completing ids term as
resident..
of the Ontario. Fune
ra
l
Se
rAvi. ce4t?.A
s
t-
sociation corporated,'G'
tiey has been: presented: with. a
r of the'
a"n'
b members large iri e
g ;p ,r, gy. ,
association. The painting,;,pf a.fall
scene, was. '' recognition. of Mr.
i r o niti
n e, b
Whitney's;:service as president clur
ing the past year. :
>•:.The', presentation. ,took place'at-
the'
t•
- the � a`ssociation's; •banquet in the
Pi
ince+Edward' Hotel �wndsot
,
ryhere•the Convention was held'lastm
week. Taking part: in the final pro'-
g
r'am was Rev ..;-R. Ii: Williamst
formerly of Seaforth.
Me. Y
and. Mrs: Whitney returned
Prem •"Windsor: one Tliursd ay • •
SWINGING' on a boatswain
chair, +nearly 75 feet above Sea-.
forth Main Street Donald Scott
is painting the clock tower on
the' Post Office buildingeWork-.-
" ing,with him on the contract is
Phil:: Willis, who' is -operating
' the ropes, slung -from -the top of
•• the tower on which ?the' chair is
suspended: (Photo by T: Wilbee)•
W
ed. 25 YeaLurs
Mrs ul
. S
,p.
Entertain rtain Sunda.
erio
s:
ccid
Condition. of g_rs.. James" 'A.
Munn, Church Street Seaforth, was
improved , on Wednesday. • Mrs.
Munn suffered serious injuries Sat-
urday night when shewas struck
by a canon the Main Street of Exe-
ter. The; accident occurred about
Dr. and Mrs. Munn were return-
ing home to town from,Londonand
stopped in . Exeter . "for a moment.
Mrs. - .Munn was about :half way
across the street when a,ear, driv-
en by William Jacques, 16, of Hen-
sel', was in collision with her. ,The
Jacques ear was proceeding South.
.Thrown several :feet to the pave -
:merit -by -the-
ave"ment" bythe lint' aet;:' Myn Mfinn
was given first:.aid treatment and
rushed by ambulance to Victoria
Hospital, London. She received a
fractured 'lege- injuries ' and
suffered from 'shock.
Exeter police,; who investigated,..
said the driver of the car told them'
he Mrs;.Munn,:in. time to
pc hr a`Police- said
charges reeare pending
OliveMae1iayccident. Hurt
Oliver' MacKay, R.R. 2, Xippen,
Mr'! and Mrs Steve Lupul cele
brated then`.:25th wedding
versary at their• home on, Sunday.
Dinner was served- at high noon to
25 guests, ; including .friends. from
Sarnia, Kitchener? Bridgeport, Lis
towel, Brussels,' Atwo
od and Sea -
Mr:.- and .`.Mrs Lupul, who:;.have
been.: Seaforth residents for nearly
20 years, were the.. eecipients-•.of"
many, lovely gifts from friends who
ca
lled during the',Afternoon and
evening to .exte d congia
ulatio
n
.
is recovering.: satisfactorily from
injuries ! received in aft accident,
according to officials at -Scott Mem
Oriel ',Hospital. Wednesday..
Mr. MaeEay, ; 70,• suffered tWo
broken" bones in: the left foot,'and
lacerations ,t6 the head,:. left hand
and left knee last. Monday',
The accident occurred•about.5.15
pmorithe 8th. concession, of Tuck
erselith.
Mr MaeKay was driving
anis tractor arid- wagon As• he was -
turning into his driveway,•. the trac-
tor was ,struck. by a truck.: driven
by "Reginald Fi nla s e y o,,„ Cromarty..
Mr. MacKay was knocked off the
tractor.
The ,accident was .investigated` by:
Constable :Jac ` of;
OPPk M
)Dowell
_Seaforth:.
• Seek HitRun Ilriver
A search is still continuing for• a
kil ed 'lliam'
hit -run car which 1 Wi
lliam
odericb,
a 20 of G
Charles Anst y,. ,
H
he
e•«as killed as
alked"north
on No. 21 highway, about 11 p.m,
Saturday.
It is believed Anstay was walk-
ing; north to''summon aid after his
car was wrecked when it crashed
into ` an apple tree adjacent to 'a,;
roadside detour about three mi,Ies
south of St. Joseph. He had gone ,
only a half mile, police said, when
he was struck by the car and kill- €.
ed. Hie, death etas. attributed to
multiple injuries. to the, body and ?'
head".
The body was found by Glen ,)
Thiel, R.R. 2, 'Zurich, " who called.' <;;-
Ontario Provincial Police. Coroner';.':
Dr. J. C. Goddard, of Hensel', was
called 'to` -the -scene `ta `begin his..
part in the investigation. It is not l:'
known yet"` if an inquest will bee-
Exeter
eExeter OPP appealed to the pub-
lic : to report any incidents which':
might help in determining" the
identity of the driver of the hit -
run car
it-runi:car vTie. motorist .who _ gave the
description ! of the wanted :car, to;
police said the vehicle was travel-
ling at high speed- which made re-
cognition of its make and "color "dif-
ockey In
a
to
e`Will-Come
Ju�tior . C .ho ke•'y .
Seafgrth this. wint 'r e f win
olio .i„ g plans
own -Hall..
meeting in
at "a gT
the -
iastic
" chin An en thus s
Friday :evening; .
`
attendance: discussed- the . situatian
and agreed that co
ntendin
g
team
could be Welded together- to bring
bring
Seaforth,'
eke '•bank to
r' anezed ho
0g
Y
HoekeY fans s
resent
pointed -out,
onted out,
p
it would take a lot tofh
and
work:andcalled ePorsports enthusiasts
i
of Seaforth .and, district to assist
the committee iIi" . charge e to snake
.the coming season a eticceei.
The meeting, named a committee
e Lorne
Dale
three. --Zeck W bb
of>
organize the
r
Rivers—to
•and.ThorP e g
cee:
club "make the necessary ' arran e,
1Y b
menfstaenter the team and • to
tfeid
any ,:meeting
t
hat the
cons
-
vener• 'may cali,in the •near'f:utu rc:
Iti
was ,poentell out 'there aro: a
,,..
lata. players
number' of• 1',anxious to
-
play, and: to, fill mut a team there;
'are.:players,.;obtalnable in the dis-'
su de -stood
"n r
tinct:. Already • itis
Annoy
1 - a: rine n
'm"Gal ow fa r
William , .
`13' player of Goderich'':is, working
P y
in Seaforth and, may be available.'
Io organizing a team for Seaforth;
the irieting'einphhsized:that. those
players who wish: to .play will have
to. simply their:: own , equipment,
S!
eafar
Entry
The youth' is survived, byhie ".par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.<.Charles ;Aiistay;;
two sisters, Yvonne and :Mare,'•at
home. The , body rested' at the
Stiles funeral hosee'Go
eric
h
where service Was held, player•
SBurial was.in,Maitlaed Cemetery.
ae� r�apple-
e
'-be" provided for, -th
Sticks',
' will
c
' the club:will go ''back
gine? . but
g
tothe days' when -players will.
play,
Y
"for thefug ofplayingand net for
anyThis, paint was
Stressed . •for the reason -that the
club is starting from eeratch
g Ways
and means
of raisingin funds
to.' get •a • start were h
r
u hly dis-
cussed during the meeting. +,•The
betaken w ill be a
firstmeans to
sale of: boster tickets, which will
be available•shortl3. The.: meeting
b
$5 00 ticket,
dsed� the 'idea f . k
0 0
PP
a.. ,
believing' that the. majerity of .,the,
fans supporting h ,Teek,.e_y- evnuld be
'this .
unable• `to ,donate t is amoi `t.• n "It
wass
a reed. .that the os er tickets'
s'
100"'The booster
Would sell. for.. b
ticket kit will inchd
ea free admin,
nn to.the o opening gine addi=
a: • ecial program is;ei ect-
titi.n,,,+ sP i P b P
ed to` be `•planned „far that night.
0...
',The deadlinelor entry the
m , -
1T -.A. -group is' set for October 15,
an it is anticipated .tha_t the sche-
dule
p
le will'be - drawii upon October
du
•16.will was stated that ice be
available, by., October 23 . at the
arena. '
w
Before the -meeting ciased Jack
Webb was named manager; and
Ron '.Whitey' Broome, coach;,
Owm n
a
WI e
n
Fifteen ;gilts ' competed: its the
Huron 4-H ;.Swine . Champion Show: •'
held at the Seaforth Fall Fir. Top
gilt was ' shown `:
by Marion Turn=
bull, 11.R•.' •2,. Brussels, ' a member .
of,�.,tiie Seaforth Swine Club,' Miss
Tul'nbull will receive the Savauge.
-trophy. "'Reserve`:5pot was won by
KenPapple, e R.R. Seaforth. P 1 S nth:
Pp ,
e
Other winners. were: Jack Broad
foot R.R., 1,." 13rucefield; Linda
Papple,R.R 5, Seaforth; 'Barbara'
Turnbull, R.R. 2, Brussels;, . Jim
Pappie,_ R.R. 4,Seaforth; Walter_
Ia1te
r_.
Bacon, R.R. 1, : el rave Bruce
.
PJea w'pp itlte , ., R.R. RR.. 4� `Se.fort-
h,
Ivan an
Howatt, .-R.R 1':Be1 ave,'GarY
.`
•1, Clinton, 'Ken Gem=
mell, R.R. 2, Kipper', -aid .Mac
Stewart, , R.R.5, ' Seaforth.•
Ken " Papple • wa •. nam ..to
ppl• s ed.._ p
showman and .will "receive h'
e
s t
showmanship troPhY Ru.ieis
-up
were Marion Turnbull and Doug
'
Howatt.•
In thebr Pe oup classes.the Seaforth
-Swine ClubP laced first and the
North Huron Club second:
The Russell T.. Bolton trophy,for
the.:;cham.P ion 'edhibit' of grain
g
by
grown- a Huron 4-R, Grain Club.•
member,
ber will presented : to "Bill..
be
Kieffer, ''R. �.�- 1: r 1 i "• f f th
� a -
Wn�, tan , o e
Howick ' Clu
b
• .Tfic Kieffer lad aisawon in the
oats' division, followed . by his bro-
ther, Rodger Kieffer. -
e
The::. rl class was topped by
ba..,. y PP
Don ;lvieiiercher,:' R.R. 1, Dublin:'
Other winners were: Robert Scott
e .
R.R. 1 : Seefettlli; Don Crozier, 11 R..
2 ;Seaforth, Garry' Little, R.R. 1,
Seaforth) Robert Fotheringham, R,
R. 3, Seaforth;. and. Jack Broadfoot, ,.
Brucefield.
dire; Brroade:Host
qtr Gala Ball
. fenibees of ;:the Seaforth, Fire
Brigade k fll be Hoists at a fire-
men's ,bail being held in the. Com-
triunity.
ommenity. Centre Friday evening.
The event is a feature of Eire
Prevention. Week.
District High School:.Gi IS Trum et B'and,;; The _ and
L FAIR was the eat anceof the Seaforth i x H g r P . ::,.
A HIGHLTGH'fi AT }liti7SS>aLS;O"A 1G pP.
Directed byGeorge Hildebra rid, the S.D.,I•LS: group' has: -been
. aL number on the track; Dir g h g P
ttl t e rounds. and.:. resented sever,_
lel a paradeh grounds pr . , , ,
•has been invited to playat the International Plowing:lVtateh,.in: Wentworth Cotilty
a featured attraction a a namb er. of area fairs., It a
next. week. Ex . sitorphoto by Phillips).
oron Weeklies
lame`' Officers
Meeting in Clinton Saturday, Her-
on weeklies named Cyril. Snowdon,
of the Seaforth Nees, as Presi-
dent. The retiring president, Barry
Vienger, of lheWingharn -dvance-
Times, presided, '
Other, ; officers - include: Doe.
Sou'thcott, teeter: "Times -Advocate,
vice-president, and Miss Wilma
Dinnin, -Clinton News -Record, sec-
retary-trea.urer. •
Hold Shower
For ,BridemElect,-
Mrs. J, R. Russell. and Miss Jean
Scott were hostesses for a shower
honorWien +Calder,
ield.infiss ti,1Vf 11 ,
a bride -elect of this month. The-
l,.
event tack plat;)' at"117rs, Iitissell �,
residence in Harpurhey, `'