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The Seaforth News, 1962-07-05, Page 1r 6 IA in n- ,71 ly re td of Ra )o. of The Seaforth News' WHOLE SERIES, VOL, 84 Phone 84 Examination Resuits of Local Sehools SEAFORTH PUBLIC SCHOOL Promoted. from Kindergarten to Grade 1-- Bonnie —Bonnie Bennewies, Sheryl Ben- newies, Pierre Berube, Barbara Brady, Beth Broome, Jacqueline Clark, Dwayne Cornish, Brian Dale, Mary Lou DeGroot, Joanne Dell, Jane Dietz, Deb Elliott, San- dra Fitzgerald, Peter Flewelling, Sharon Glanville, Shauna Graham, Bruce Haselgrove, Peter Harvey, Susan Hildebrand, Anne Hopper, Paul Hulley, Robert ,Hiusser, Lil- ly Kooyman, Paul Kruse, Glen Malcolm, Cathy McGonigle, Ar- thur McNaughton, Debby McPher- son, Billy Nediger, Joan Noble, Paddy O'Brien, Tommy Pullman, Carol Ann Southgate, Cathy So- mers, Judy Steffen, Sammy Wil- son, Linda Willis, Lisa Whyte, Bob Whitelaw, Teachers, Mrs. Boswell, Mrs. Talbot. Grade 1 to Grade 2— Honors—Catherine Beynon, Pa- tricia Bewering, Brian MacMillan, Ernie Putman. Pass—Bob Brugger, Leslie Bu- ker, Dennis Campbell, Alan Car- nochan, John Cowie, Brenda Dun- gey, Donna Fry, Brian Glanville, Connie Hachborn, Jack Huber, Penny Hulley, Barbara Iszacovics, Silby Jessome, Doris Jew, Heath- er Kruse, Barbara Little, Lynn MacDonald, Donna Malkus, Randy McClinchey, Gayle Munro, 'John Pullman, Keith Robertson, Billy Smith, Gerald Smith, John West- erveld, Bill Whitelaw,' Joan Wil - bee, John Wright. Teacher—Mrs, Mason. Grade 1 to Grade 2— Honors — Lynn Bowie, Debbie Craning, Jean McKaig, Janice Schenck. Pass—Cheryl Anderson, Dean Cornish, Gary Eisler. Joan Hilde- brand, Denise McConney, Heather Polich. Grade 2 to Grade 3-- Honors—Elizabeth —Honors—Elizabeth Ball, David MacMillan. Pass—Larry Baert, Peter Beat- tie, Kevan Broome, Newton Dal- ton, Lesley Dell, Beth Dolinage (rec.), Doug Glanville, Marie Hod- gert, Doug Hoover, Linda Jew, Dianne McClinchey, Patsy Mc- Naughton, Bob Montgomery, John Moore, Barbara Nlnir, Mary Oke, Keith Price, 14larlene Turnbull, Anne Wilbee, Ralph Wood, Randy Wood. Teacher—Miss Wood. Grade 2 to Grade 3— Honors—Joan Hopper, Vicki Miller, Rosemary Newnham. Pass—Elva Bowering, Cathy Brightrall, Jim Cardno, Kenneth Doig, Mary Jean Fry, Cam Hol- land, Monica Malkus, Kathy Mc- Lean. Grade 3 to Grade 4— Honors—Mary Ball, Pass—Dorothy. Beynon, Larry Broome, Ronnie Dalrymple, Gail Doig, John Gorwill, Ronnie Hend- erson, Brenda Hodgert, Barbara Huber, Leif Lauritsen, Paul Mc- Kellar, Ray Mansell, Danny Muir, John Munro, Ralph Onbelet, Nan- cy Swan, Valerie Wylie. Teacher—Mrs. Pullman. Grade 3 to Grade 4— Honors—Ruth Ann Dunlop, Da- vid Harvey, Lorraine Townsend. Pass—Laurie Bell, .Sheila Bray, Vivian Bilker, Allen. Coleman, Roy Dalton, Jim Holland, Laurie Kruse, Cindy MacDonald, Bruce Malcolm, Lois Muegge, Joan` Muir, Billy Mowat, Fred Onbelet, Larry Park, Rodney Polich, Jim- mie Putman, Jimmie Rivers, Al- lan Robertson, Mac Watterworth, Wilma Westerveld, Anita Wilson, Teacher—Mrs, Ellis. Grade 4 to Grade 5— Honors—Eleanor Boshart, Car- ol Anne Doig, Beata Malkus, Mary Anne McLean, Dianne Patterson, Elaine Roberton, Arlene Williams. Pass—Margaret' Knetsch, Mar- garet McLean, Teacher—Mrs, Elis. Grade 4 to Grade 5— Honors—Bill Honors33i11 Bouasey, Danny Cornish, Dianne Dalton, Pass—David Broome, Barbara Bryans, Cbarlynn Fry, Ronnie Hopper, Judy Hulley, Nancy Hul- ley, Larry Lane, Edna Little, Day- id ayid Longstaff, Douglas MacGregor, Kenny McLean, Bill Moore, Paul Muir, Cynthia Newnham, David Polich, Janice Powell, Brian Price, Gloria Putman, Charlie Scott, Jim Snowdon, Robert Tay- lor, Allan Wilbee, Teacher --Mrs, Kay Grade 6 to Grade 6— honors—Barbara Box, Melan- nie Witold, Christine Turnbull, Marie] Wilson, Ruth Ann Wilson. Pass—Peggy -Cornish, Linda Hoover, Bruce Wilbee, Teacher—Mrs, Kay, Grade 6 to Grade 6— Honors—Cindy Eisler, Ian Har- vey, Karen Henderson, Charlie Smith, Bonnie Townsend, Pass—Doris Adair, Carol Bell, Danny Bennewies, Roger Jenne. wies, David Brady, Grant Carnc- chan, Stewart Carter, Jim Dal- rymple, Brenda Eaton, Mary 131- liott, Keith Gray, Linda Madter (rec.), Gienda Matheson, .Garry McKellar, Leonard Muegge, John Muir, Faye Munroe, Jean Powell, Jim Rowat, Stephen Smith, Paul Southgate, Jeannette Watter- worth, Teacher -Miss Turnbull. Grade 6 to Grade 7--- Honors—Inane —Honors--Diane Baert, Jane Cor- nish, Bryan Hodgert, Ulla Laurit- sen, Pass—Russel Adams, Joe Ball, Patsy Barker, Janet Beattie (rec), Rosemary Beynon, Douglas Bray, Brian Fischer, Sheila Flood, Neil Govenlock, Dennis Hodgert, Wayne Huber, Gene Kruse, Moira Malcolm, Debbie Miller, Penny Moore; Terry Mowat, John Mc- Lean, Jim Nixon, Myles Price (rec.), George Reeves (rec.), Wayne Scott, Donna Smale, Bill Southgate, Sharon Talbot, Bed- ford Taylor, Elaine Westerveld, Ted Wilbee, Peggy Fry, Teacher—Mr, Eyre. Grade 7 to Grade 8— Honors—Stephen Brady, Doug Dalrymple, Joan Gorwill, Mary Hoggarth, Vida Malkus, Pass—Correne Bowering, Bili Carnochan, John Coleman (rec.), Wendy Fry, Gary Gray, Paul Hil- debrand, Don Hulley, Peter Kling, Clarence Little (rec.), Sharon MacDonald,- Alan McLean, Larry McLlwain (rec.), Jim Montgom- ery, Kerry Moore, Mary Ellen Moore, Linda Muegge, Cheryl Muir, Gary Nicholson, Ann Riv- ers, Sheila Rowat, Cheryl Scott, Dianne Walmsley, Jane Wester - veld, Dwight Willis, Teacher—Mr. Morton. Grade 8 to Grade 9— Honors—Barbara Chesney, Sal- ly Cosford, Joan Hoover, Fred Knetsclr, Barbara Longstaff, Sus- an MacLennan, Sally Mowat, Paul Spittal, Bryan Stewart. Pass—Yvonne Adams (rec.), Paul Beattie (rec.), Joanne Ben- newies (rec.), Bill Boshart, Jane Boshart, Bruce Brady, Brian Broome, Brenda Butt, Joan Cole- man, Shirley Dinsmore, Harvey Drager, Marie Elliott, Ruth Gor- will, Ronald Hildebrand, John Holland, Sandra Hugill, Bernie Jessone, Joyce Kelland, Mary La- mont, Murdo MacLean, Heather Mowat, Judy Muegge, Lynn Nix- on, Elaine Oke, Madelyne Snaith, Robert Watson, Blaine Wright. Teacher—J. W, Talbot. SEPARATE SCHOOL Promoted from Grade 1 to 2— Harry Arts, David Baert, David Broome, Joanne DeGroot, Nancy Devereaux, William Devereaux, Margaret Eckert, Jerry Feeney, Sandra Fleming, Garry Groothuis, Dorothy Hynsbergen, Mary Jan - meat, Mary Nobel, Lois Nigh, Charles Nigh, Michael Nigh, Deb- ra O'Donnell, Dianne Philips, Douglas Reynolds, Karen Regier, Cathy Stewart, Billy Sallisbury, Arnold Stinnissen, Mary Van Dyke, Martin Van Loon, Mary Van Miltenburg, Martin Verberne. Promoted from Grade 2 to 3— John Arts, Peter Baert, Steven Blockeel, Herbert Broome, Dar- lene Dale, Peter De Groot, lean Devereaux, Donald Etue, Timothy Hoff, Peter Huyben, John Jansen, Kenny Janniaat, John Lansink; Michael McNichol, Garry Nash, Marlene Nash, Ann Nobel, And- rew O'Brien, Steven Osterbosh, John Swinkels, Rosemary Van den Hengel, Josephine Willems. Promoted froth Grade 3 to 4— Joanne Arts, Mary Aubin, Geor- gette Baert, James Bannon, Neil Devereaux, Theresa Devereaux, Thomas Devereaux, Theresa Fleming, Henk Groothuis, Jack Heynsbergen, Maria Heynsberg- en, Mary Ann Huybon, Luke. Jan - meat, Rudolph Jansen, Patrick Malone, David Mero, Vernon Mero, Katherine Nigh, Joan Nigh, Nancy Phillips, Mary Ann Seger - en, Jane Sills Mary Van Loon, Corinne Van Miltenberg, Handel- na Verbenas, Patricia Ziler. Promoted from Grade 4 to 5— Michael Bannon, Lynda Bedard, Anne Marie Devereaux, John Eckert, Robert Eckert, Joseph Flannery, Dianna Fleming, John Groothuis, Flora Hagan, Diane Halpin, Garry Heynsbergen, Anny Huyben, Terese Kunz, John Mc- Connell, William McCurdy, Jaines McGrath, Mary Ann McGrath, Patricia Nigh, Daniel O'Donnell, Mary Jane Rau, Ne).iy Swinkels. Elizabeth Van DerZon, 'John Van Miltenburg, - Promoted from Grade 5 to 6— Maureen Bannon, Rosemary 13e - (lard, Angela Devereaux, Brian Leonhardt, Patricia Nigh, Doug- las Phillips,'Willem Price, Daw- ns Reynolds, Pant Reynolds, Mary Swinkels, Mary Claire Troch, Anthony Van Loot, Arnold Van Miltenburg, Promoted from Grade 6 to 7— Charm, Linda, Dillon, Gerald, Etue, Patricia, Feeney, Yvonne, Flannery, Patrick, Fleming Rosa, marry; Hagan, Mary; Hoff, Paul; Kenny, Louise; Kranz, Mary Anne; McConnell, Jane, Nigh, David; Price, Mary; Van Milten- Seaforth, Ontario, Thursday, July 5, 1962 Allan Campbell Start Second Round Eastern Star Heads District On June 27th Huron District No. 8, I.O,O.8'., held an open in- stallation mooting in Seaforth, Past Grand Master Bro, Bob Wil- liamson; of Loudon, installed Bro, Allain Campbell of Seaforth Lodge as District Deputy Grand Master of Huron District No, 8, which in- cludes Lodges: Exeter, Hensel, Brucefield, Goderich, Clinton, Wingham, Teeswater, Brussels and Seaforth. Past Grand Master Charles Hutchison of London installed Ross Nichol of Brussels as Dist- rict Deputy Grand Warden. Past District Deputy Victor Lee was installed as District Secret- ary by Past Grand William Tay- lor of Brucefield. The meeting closed with a so- cial hour enjoyed by some 60 Oddfellows, Rebekahs and friends,, LONE - CROZIER Northside United Church was the setting for the candlelight oe-. remony which united in marriage Ruth Anne Crozier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Crozier, R2, Seaforth, and Jaynes Henry Lone, son of Mt'. and Mrs. John Lone, South Porcupine, Ont, Rev. J. Cliff Britton, B,A„ conducted the service, The bride wore a floor length gown of white silk organza over taffeta and net, trimmed with lace. The fitted bodice buttoned down the back and was styled with a sabring neckline with short lace sleeves. A wide band of scalloped lace trinmred the over- skirt. The headpiece was an or- ganza pillbox adorned with rhine- stones attached to a shoulder length bridal illusion veil, She carried a bouquet of orchids, white baby mums and ivy cas- cade. The matron of honour, Mrs. Jack Crozier, r. 2 Seaforth, and the bridesmaids, Miss Jane Fer- guson, Miss Betty Gillett and Miss Shirley Marriott, all of Kit- chener, wore identical gowns of Caribbean blue silk chansone sheath with overskirt and cumberbund. Their headpiece was a coronet of shasta daisies with attached bouffant white veil. The flowers were shesta daisy cen- tres, blue stephanotis with ivy cascade. The little flower girl, Jean Marriott of Mount Forest, was dressed- in a similar manner with similar flowers. Gordon Clement of South Por- cupine was groomsman and the ushers were 'Gordon Morasco of Stoney Creek, William 'Webb of London and John Lolly, Toronto, Mrs. John Cardno, Seaforth, .pro- vided the wedding music and the soloists were Beverly and Bud Boyes, Clinton, A reception was held at the Legion Hall, the bride's mother receiving in a dress of beige lin- en sheath with Italian silk top, snatching jacket and beige acces- sories. The groom's mother was gowned in a blue lace dress with matching jacket and white ac- cessories. For the wedding trip, the bride donned a white linen sheath green floral top and matching jacket with white and green ac- cessories and wore an orchid cor- sage. The bride is a graduate of Stratford Teacher's College and the groom is a graduate Civil Engineer of Waterloo University, They will reside in Sudbury, Guests were present from South :Porcupine, Kapuskasing, Orillia, Toronto, London, Brant- ford, Detroit, Mount Clemens, Blyth, Goderich, Wingham, Clin- ton, Seaforth and Val D'Or, Que, Next Week Is Holiday Week Next week is our holi- day week and no paper will be published. The next issue .of The Seaforth News will be on July 18th. Will correspondents please send in their news as usual and it will appear in our next edition. burg, Joanne; Van Loon, Maria; Willems, Maria, Promoted from Grade 7 to 8— Bannon, Gary; Hagan, Paul; Malone, Thomas; Mero, Harry; Murray, Patrick; Phillips, James; Phillips, Mary Anne; Rau, Greg- ory; Rau, Julianne; Van Vmgt, Joanne; Willems, John. Patricia Bannon, Rose Brady, Ray Devereaux, Dianne Lansink, Susan Leonhardt, Monica Mc- Curdy, Bill McGrath, Fergus Quinn, John Rau, Mary Sills, Jack Van den Henget, Gerda Wiilems, Promoted from Grade 8 to 9— Garry Van Loon, Bill Morris, Ales Bannon, Mary )Seifert., 'Michael Stinnissen, Anthony Van den Henget, Brenda Flannery, Dianne Salisbury, Mary McCurdy, Patricia Stiles, Dolores Maloney, James Mae, Dianne Burns, Joan Williams, John Price, Paul Nigh, Gordon Pringle, Football Schedules Holds Draw Seaforth Chapter No, 238, Order of the Eastern Star, held a spec- ial meeting last week for initia- tion, After the meeting several games of euchre were played. The travelling prize was won by Mrs. Martha Corlett, A delicious lunch was served by the social committee, The draw for the floor lamp and vanity chair was held, Mrs. Bert Shobbroolt, W.M. of Regal Chapter, Blyth, drew the first tick- et and the lucky winner of the floor lamp was Mrs. Ross Alexan- der, Egmondville, The second tf- eket was drawn by Mr, Bert Shob- brook, W,P„ of Regal Chapter, Blyth, and the lucky winner of the vanity chair was Mrs. Grace Hoggarth, Seaforth. The chapter members wish to thank everyone who helped put this project over so well. Guests were present at the meeting from Stratford, Clinton and Blyth, SECOND HALF FOOTBALL JUNIOR SCHEDULE July 17 Winthrop at Goderich 19—Wingham at Winthrop 21—Brussels at Wingham 23—Winthrop at Walton 23—,Goderich at Brussels 25—Winthrop at Wingham 27-.Goderich at Winthrop 28—Winghatn at Walton 30—Walton at Wingham 31—Brussels at Goderich Aug, 2—Walton at Winthrop 4—Walton at Brussels 4-Wingham at Goderich 6—Winthrop at Brussels 9—Wingham at Brussels 10—Goderich at Walton 13—Brussels at Winthrop 16—Brussels at Walton 18—Goderich at Wingham 21—Walton at Goderich oderich STANDINGS Wingham „ 9 points Winthrop 8 points Brussels 5 points Goderich ,,,,,,,,,, 2 points Walton 2 points SECOND HALF SENIOR SCHEDULE, H.F.A. July 10 Winthrop at Clinton 11—Wingham at Goderich 17—Clinton at Wingham 1S—Centralia at Winthrop 18—Goderich at Brussels 24—Centralia at Clinton 26—Wingham at Brussels 26—Goderich at Winthrop Aug. 1—Goderich at Centralia 2—Clinton at Brussels 4 --Winthrop at Wingham 6—Clinton at Goderich 7—Wingham at Centralia S—Brussels at Winthrop SENIOR STANDINGS WL TP Centralia 4 0 0 8 Goderich 3 1 1 7 Winthrop 3 1 -1 7 Clinton 3 2 0 6 Brussels 1 4 0 2 Wingham 0 4 0 0 Farmers To Build Processing Plant Alex. McGregor, Seaforth area farmer, announced on Wednesday Plans for a farmer -owned meat processing plant. Mr. McGregor is Huron county chairman of Far- mers' Allied Meat Enterprises, the organization building the plant. Many local farmers are Fame members, The processing plant, the first of a proposed series of seven, will be located on a 10 -acre farm near Galt. The property fronts on Highway 401, just east of the cloverleaf of 401. and Highway 97, and has excellent advertising ex - Arrangements have been made for the purchase of the property, from the owner, Arnold Rife. Water drilling will start immed- iately, the local Fame chairman said. . chairman said. The plant will be the largest of the seven and will perform a com- plete processing, curing and can- ning operation, It will handle live- stock by-products and later will complete meat processing opera- tions begun in some of the other projected Fame plants. Tho seven plants will be located throughout Ontario. Designers of the plant are Tor- onto architects, Ouasick, McMur- try and Fisher, in consultation with packinghouse design special- ists, Troy and Stalder, Omaha, Nebraska. The consultants have -conferred since April with the Ontario Wat- er Resources Commission on de- sign of the sewage system and now have drawn up plans for final approval. Tenders for construction will be called soon. Welcoming Faure to North Dumfries Township, Reeve Floyd Becker said the municipal coun- cil will construct an access road into the plant. HOWARD HAYS Howard Hays, retired Senior Appraiser of the Customs of Can- ada, at Windsor, died there on Monday. Born in McKillop town ship near Seaforth in 1896, be spent several years of his bey hood in Goderich, before his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hays, returned to Seaforth. Enlisting in 1914, he served with the Artillery in France and was wounded at the battle of Paschendale, He served over 40 years as a Customs Officer and retired last December, He will be buried with military' honors from the Anglican Church, Tecumseh Road, Windsor, on Thursday. Ile is survived by his wile, the for- mer 'Violet Truman, a soy Scott on the teaching staff of Windsor p(ib110 schools, a, daughter Nancy (Mrs, Henry Albert) of Plymouth,, Michigan, two brother's, Dr. Ar- chibald flays, Fort Erie, Ontario, and iMagiatrete Glenn 'trays, God- erich, He was predeceased by a brother, William, sone three years ago, Interment, will be in a Windsor cemetery, BUILDING PERMIT A building permit for $300 has been issued to Harold Taeksot to Results of Music Examinations Western Ontario Conservatory of Music results of May and June at SL Joseph's Convent: Grade 8—Brenda Smillie, Mary Jean Boshart. Grade 7—Honors, Julie Hoover, Anita Harrison, Mary Crich. Grade 6 -1st class honors, Jean Patrick, Barbara Swan, Joan Hoo- ver. Honor's, Gordon Moylan. Grade 5—Honors. Joyce Harri- son, Margaret Whyte, Della Wal- lace, Rochelle Nesbitt, Barbara Longstaff, Patricia Stiles. Pass, Mary Ann Snowdon. Grade 4 -1st class honors, Mary Sills, Lorne Harrison, Honors, Sharon Burke, Karen Russell. Catherine Phillips. Pass, Angela Devereaux, Grade 2 -1st class honors, Su- san Leonhardt, Mary Leeming, Brian Hodgert, :Mary Hoggarth. Sheila Flood, Barbara Box. Grade 1 -1st class honors, Ruth 'Wilson. Theory— History, Barbara Holland, hon- ors. Harmony, Nancy Berger. Grade 2, 1st class honors, Jean Patrick, Honors, Marguerite Scott. Grade 1, 1st class honors, Gordon. Moy- lan, Joyce Harrison, Mary Sills, Julie Hoover, Joan Hoover, Barb- ara Swan, Patricia Stiles, Ann Sills, Anita Harrison, Pupils of Mrs. M. R. Rennie who received examination results of Western Ontario Conservatory of Music: Grade 8 partial. Kay Marie Woi- den (hon). Grade 7—Shirley Henderson (hon.) Grade 4—Mar- garet Weldon (1st class hon.) Music pupils of Mrs. Collins who received their year's report from Western Ontario Conservat- ory of Music: February—Theory — Grade 2, Karen Dolmage (1st class hon.); Elaine Murray (hon.); Ann Shea (hon.). May 8th—Piano — Oracle 3, Connie Stone. Grade 7, Ann Shea (hon.); Elaine Murray. Grade 8 partial, Lois Godkin, Mary Lou Coyne. June 16th—Theory — Grade 1, Grace Stephenson (hon.); Robert McCartney (hon.), Chris Coombs. Grade 2, An MacLean, June 26 — Piano — Grade 4, Yvonne Pryce, Jean Powell, Julie Blanshard. Grade 5, Mary Lou Murray, (hon.). - Grade 6, Robert McCartney. Grade 8 complete, Lois Godkin (hon.); Mary Lou Coyne. PROPERTY CHANGES Recent property changes made through Joseph McConneIl, Real- tor, include the sale of the H. G, Meir residence, Main Street N., Seaforth, to Mr. Wilmer Cuthill, •Seaforth, possession August lst,. Also the Frank Little farm, near Blyth, which has been sold to Mr, Charles Bromley, r.r. Blyth. The Little farm has been in tire possession of that family since the property was purchased from the Canada Company in 1854 by Mr, Frank Little's father. fi••r.rre a Year .t 1 1t„t,ot 1,,,1,,,,,, , ,„ „„ltttlt,t, ,tat,11ta111,1,,,,,11,,,,t,,,t„lt,,,a t,,,,t,,lll,at„l,l,ll,lillllllllllt,� INTRODUCING NEW 07000 FOR YOUR TABLE ZROGERSL STERLING Proudly Crafted by THE INTERNATIONAL SILVER COMPANY, For the finest value in Sterling Flatware combining weight - design , craftsmanship. and Cl f 17 ai,l1 A lifetime of beauty for the lowest investment. 4 -PIECE SETTING only $ ;sa 150 .r'..t Terms arranged SAVAUGE'S JEWELLERY GIFTS FINE CHINA Seaforth „n,1N,o ttu❑11110000L of oomoom❑a„111a 000a„ t..1111,it01111,u1 .t„n,.t. mom,tttttttttttnoon, . Tuckersinith Lets Drain. Tenders Tenders were let for both the Clark and Buchanan municipal drains, with R. Nicholson & Son of Monkton and Wm. Lawrence of Zurich, respectively, beiug the successful tenderers, Work is to start immediately on both drains, The Elgie drain was completed and the Clerk was instructed to apply for Provincial Aid, prior to billing the assessed owners. The following accounts were passed for payment: Roads 53,- 000.60; Elgie drain accounts. 51,569.50; welfare, 5164,75; adver- tising and supplies, 5277,37; ad- ministration, 5334.17; Ontario Hy- dro, $266.84; fox bounty, $20.00; Clinton District Collegiate Instit- ute debentures $1,7765,15; Eg- mondville water. 583,27, Booster Day for Minor Baseball Seaforth Minor Baseball As- sociation, who sponsors three teams in Seaforth, will hold their annual Booster nay in Seaforth on Saturday, July 7111. Association officials, 'including managers acid couches, anticipate a generous response again l.his year, and expressed appreciation to the public for the co-operation they have received in. the past and know they will receive on Saturday,- It is anticipated that all minor ball players canvassing on Saturday will lie in uniform as a means of identification. "The cost of balls and bats is exhor'bitant today,” an official states. "Be a good sport. Be gen- erous'with your contribution.” FIRST INSTALMENT The first instalment of the Sea - forth town taxes was due on June 30. Town officials on Wed- nesday said figures were not: available yet on the amounts paid and unpaid. Routine Business at July Meeting Only routine business was dealt with by McKillop council at their meeting on Tuesday. All members were present ex- cept Councillor William Dennis who is on a trip to the West. General accounts were passed totalling 51,884.77 and drainage accounts of 59,641.72. The road vouchers totalled 512,068.34 Council will next meet August 7,forth- that Odd Fellows hall, Sea - CHARLES DOUGLAS GIBBLE Charles Douglas Gibble, known as Charles Douglas, passed away in Seaforth last Thursday, June 28th. Ile was a former resident of Dublin where he had a small stand. He was believed to have been a native of England. There are no known survivors. The funeral was held on Satur- day at the Box Funeral Home. Service was conducted by Rev. H. Donaldson. Interment was in Baird's cemetery, He spent the past five years in a nursing home here. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Turner, RR 1, Zurich, announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Mar- ion Elizabeth, to Mr. Kenneth George McClure, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McClure, RR 4, Wal- ton. The wedding will take place on Saturday, July 28 at 3 pan. in St, Andrew's Ihiited Church, Kip - pen. ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Miss Ann Philpott, 32 Portland Road, Bromley, Kent, England, to Malcolm Russell Bolton, son of Mr, and Mrs. Russell T. Bolton, Seaforth, wedding to take place in Bromley. Kent, England, on Saturday, July 28, 1962. INSTALtATiON Allan Campbell yr rs irn 1)i.stria iia itnt_} Grand lila: ter o1' (lad Fc'loivs remodel front of storo building at a in col ing ;01 last week, Above ar , sisht, ('h,,s. Ilut1' r Isom Lcudo r. pa1t grand MIN - or Main street, Building Inspoo• ter; Victor I,c-F,, s'ealorih, past district d, l r , : Allan earuphcll, 8'11101111; Ross Nichol, Brussels, tor Harold Maloney said, this district deputy grand warden; Robert IlIli rr:: London, past grand master, Plato by Franit week, PIrt711ps