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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-10-24, Page 1e. Whole No. 5259 109th. Year, SEAVIATV) C)NT. ^A.30I431 OTODEA 24, 1:96 let PAQES World Feature Seaforths RoTo Aid ReIigi9uS Teachings • Pmns See Need of Consuftants ller Revue Seaforth Roller Revue attrac- Nicholson, Judy Fra!, Donna, ted a full house at the Arena Fry, Darlene Dale, Cathy Mac - Saturday night and climaxed a• Lean, Mary Ball, Ranks' Grid." busy season by local skaters. zak, Ken Wood, Jeanette Wet, Roller, Skating was noted to terwerth; Lynn Janies,, Kathy arena aettiltreAlaY 0100A -forth Briant, Qlen.,,gOrt011, Mari011, Recreation Council for the first Kraft, Manfred .Pfeiffer, Nancy • time this,yea. Phillips, Lorne Whittaker, Roy was • Horton, Lynn McIntyre, Mary the PartieipidiWOf',Iion and • Jane Hayton, Terry Lang Rick Gail rtOtipViteltY-bt lDetroit who Woods,' Becky Lingelbaeb, Paul • are senit*:10411.01;_chani- -McKellar, Laura Lasenby, Wayne pions — .„;10gYwon Gerittnel• and Lynda Forbes. when they comPeted: recently at, The evening concluded with the, world, nient in Biymingham, a hockey game on roller skates England. betWeen Kitchener and Sea - Also taking part in the revue- forth with Seaforth represented were 16 year old Dianne Hilde, by Brian Phillips, Terry Lang, brand, North American ladies' Roy Horton, Art Strong, Doug single champion and Dan Od. Phillips, Brian Leonhardt, Gary neal. Nicholson, Tom Dick, Jim Dick Rev'. P. C. McCabe, St. Jos- eph's Roman- Catholic Chlareh, Stratford, recommended Mon- day, night that three trainedIe- 11$1OUS teaching 'Consultants be hired. to Serve the 20 separate schools in Perth . and. Huron counties. Father McCabe -Viins one of, six priests from the two "cOun- ties_ who formed a delegation • to the Monday meeting of the • HurOn Perth sepadite school interim organization committee at St, James' Separate school, Seaforth. Father McCabe Sid 'recent developments in religious edu- cation both pior to and after ; the Vatican Council have made The show opened with a sal - Gene Kruse and Robin Phillips Jim Sills • Glenn Nicholson, ute to Seaforth, presided' over by ._ . Miss Faye Munro, Centennial • Queen. Taking part were: colour ler; riflemen, Gary Phillips, Ron seaforth Native guard commander, Larry Zieg- Dalton; flag bearers, Lorne ' Whittaker, Ralph Smith, Mit- many of the, -teachers feel- in- . adequate. Staff chell, Ro4,Iforton, Wayne Gent- University tner Terry Lang, Gord Mac- Lean, Mac Watterworth, Laurie Kruse, • Randy WoOd, Randy Al- exander, Doug Reynolds, Rick Wood, Randy Gridzak, Gerald Barry, Ken W'ood, Bill MacDon- ald, Tom Foster. Center Wheel, Donna Horne, Donna Fry, Judy Fraiser, Lynn Nicholson, Judy Huney, Lynn MacLean, Mary Ball, Jeanette Watterworth, Nancy Phillips,Becky Lingel- bach, Carol Anne Doig, - Gail Doig, Ruth Anne Dunlop, Gayle Munro, Lynda BeAlard, Lynn James, Kathy Briant, Sandy Lake, Lau,ra Lasenby, Lynn Mc- • Intyre, Mary. Jane Hayton ; Jane Walt; Pauline Reney, Corinne Ronald H. Mason, varsity hockey coach at Lake Superior State College, Sault • S4nte Marie, Mich., has been promoted to an assistant professor in the Physical Educatien Department. Mason, who joined the facul- ty of LSSC in 1966, has compil- ed an impressive 36•13-2 record during his two Years as head hockey coach. This past season, he coached the'Lakers to first place in the International Col- legiate Hockey Association, and to the runner-up circle in the National Association of Inter- collegiate Athletic playoffs. torn in Blyth, Mr. Mason The Past -the, present -the Fe_ , grew up in Seaforth where he turd number featured Dave attended scliool. He graduated front St. -Lawrence Umversity, Chaplin, Glen Horton, Larry • Clayton, Ken Doig, Kathy Som- Canton, New York, in 1964. He played four years pf hockey for ers, Gayle Munro, Kathy Mc- Gonigle, Larry Ziegler; Robin St. Lawrence and was captain Phillips, Allan Coleman, Cathy of both the freshman and var- sity squads. In addition to being McLean, Ross Gtivier, Ken the top scorer for St. Lawrence Wood, Darlene- Dale, Paul Mc - for two years, he received All- . Kellar,• Marianne Segeren, .Ste- American second team honors • - yen Bennett, Sandra Laverty, Marion Kraft Manfred Pfeiffer, for three years and was placed on the All -East tournament first Tony Gardiner, Lynn McIntyre, team for two .seasons. • Tim Smith, Terry Lang, Laura In 1965, he received a Master , Chaplin, Josie Gysbers. RON f‘4,A, SON Lasenby, Lynda Forbes, Doug of Education degree in health and physical education from the . COntributing to the "Kil The University of Pittsburgh. He has Mr. and Mrs. Mason are the White- Eyes" number were Jim also accumulated 30 hours to- parents of two children, his Squires, Terry Loucks, Danny ward his Ph.D. degree. wife being the former Marion Carey, Al Coleman, Gail Doig, 11e4 is a memper of the Amer- Bell, a daughter of Mr. and Nancy Phillips, Ruth -Anne Dun- ican Association for Health, Mrs. Glenn Bell of Hensall. „lop, Becky Lingelbach-, Carol Anne Doig, Jane Walt, Pauline Reaney, Nancy and Corinne Howe, 'God MacLean, Mac. Wat- terworth, Randy Alexander, Ger- , . aid Barry, Laurie Kruse, Rick ' Wood, Ralph Smith, Bill Mac- • Donald,....Tom Foster, Ross Go - vier, Ron Dalton, Steve Bennett, Garry Phillips and Lynda Bed- ard. The `1'(Discoteque)" featured Ken Chaplin, Roy Horton, Mary • Jane Hayton, LYnn McIntyre, Glen Horton, Tim Smith, Yirayne Genttner, Donna Horne and Jeanette Watterworth. "Strolling In The Park" fea- tured Doug Chaplin, Terry Loucks and the Girardin family of Detroit as well as Dan Carey, , Manfred Pfeiffer, Marioti Kraft, Larry Ziegler, Mary Jane Hay- • ton, -Dan Carey, Terry Loucks, Doug Chaplin, Josie Gysbers, Dave Chaplin, Larry Clayton and Glen Horton. . Marianne Segeren was the soloist in the concluding hum: ber, "It the Chapel in the Moonlight". The shining stars who tobk part 'include& Sandra Laverty; Ken Doig,Jr., Kathy MeGonigle, Kathy Soniers, Lynn MacLean, Gary Phillip's, Ron Dalton Gayle Munro, Lynda on os of responsible for notifying the , • "If we believe the pun. _ Catholic education is to teache new trustees in their district Of way of life, and not just e ane the :date and location of the other Subject, then all teach- ukeegug- ers have. access to - The next meeting of the or - properly trained and qualified .84,Olzation committee is wind- - religious education censultaotip' uledi'pr. Nov. 4 at St. James' he said. - $9103), Seaforth, " 'eepAre - school area leaady/hase-eW• such consultant. The interim board.reeornmencled acceptance - of the priest's suggestion. A total of 3I0 pupils regis- tered at separate schools in Perth and Huron last month. By 1973, enrolment is expected to increase by 300. The question arose as to the position of non teaching employ- ees such as custodians and bus drivers and the committee was assured that any such contracts and agreements with existing boards would pontinue at least until the end of the schoot•Yeer, , June, 1969. Physical Education and Recrea- tion, American Hockey ,Coaches Association and is chairman of the district 23 ohockey coramit- tee for the NAIA. He is else a member of Sigma AlPha Epsi- lon honorary. Area pastors attending the meeting included Father Remi Durand, Dublin; Father Ray- mond Mognahan, Goderich; Father Leo Larievere, Hessone Father II. J. Laragh, Seaforth; Father James Kelly, Clinton; and Father P. C. McCabe, Strat- ford. Prior td ,the meeting a letter had been sent to Walter Mogk, clerk of Ellice Township, asking him to preside during the in- augural meeting •of the new board on Dec. 9, when officers will be elected. The meeting will be held in St. James' School, Seaforth and members of the interim committee agreed to be • Bedard; Ross Govier, Steven LOCAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. W. Fleischer and Mrs. J. Chodoroff of Toronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isocovacs and Mr. Sam Shinen recently. Mrs. Mae DOITallee, Oshalora, Jack Dorrance of town, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. McKenzie and Miss Bella Watson of Galt were guests in Kimberley of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Phillips and Mr. ncl"Mrs. J. K. Brown. on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and Mrs. James Cameron of Sarnia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Coutts. Mr. and Mrs. Coutts returned to Sarnia with them. - Mrs. Ada Dale and Mrs. Wilma Seip spent a few days in Kitch- ener last week end. Among those who attended Missoula. Hervey Green left Or, Ot- tawa IVIonday • after spending his vacation at Little . Current and at due home :otf his parents Mr.• and Mrs,. Orval Green:. Ile • was :amain:Wended by Ca.rmen Ferguson, James Jordan and Dale Gordon of Little Current, Manitoulin. Island. Corporal Belmar Sneell ofe Owen Sound was a irisitor in town on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson returned home last wie.ek after spending Thanksgiving with Mks Floyd Hinds 'and Mrs. -Mary PrOctor of Nle.rw Liekeard and • visited with Mr. and Mrs. Reg. • Proctor, Mrt. and Mrs. Ray Ackroyed of North Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stone - the Cavan ,Chureh anmversary house of Belenave spent Mon- serviceb oit Sunday last from day with Mr,. and Mrs. 'Lorne town were, Mr. and Mrs. Willis jeaWscam ' Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. George ayki9. Evelyn, seekla and son, Addison, ,Mrs. Bert Hoggart, wannen, Kgeriondedlle„ Mit and , Mrs. Reta Orr, Mrs. IL MrS. Russell Dallas, Beueef eld McFarlane, Mr. and Mrs. Ala and meet. R. ceasie ,andi . Dennis ‚w' •• Mrs. Percy Little. it,- K. ,cen,se if. A. K of C Names • Officers s of Walton !lurch roups• re Busy 'The McKillop UCW anit met at t/te home of Mrs. David Wat- 4iiiiwith 22 ladies attending. nit s. George Dive presided ker ' he devotions and opened 3he 'Meeting with a verse "The .'Blessings of the Year", then led'n prayer. "tiome Ye Thankful People, Corn, " was sung with Mts. Campbell Wey as pianist. The scripture from Romans 8: 31- 39, was read by Mrs. Neil Mc - Gavin Mrs. Jack Bosnian read the Meditation on "Courage ana Faith in this ge". Mrs. Neil McGavin - led in prayer after whi.0 "The Church's' One Faundation" was sung. The topic on "Nayuri Otsuka' froin Japan Profiles was given by 1VIrS. Gordon McGayin. Mrs. G. Love closed with a Thanksgiv- ing verse, Mrs. Donald Dennis presided Single Cep*, IX Couto .00A Year Advanco for the business. Mrs. Gordon McGavin reported that all py- jamas sewn for the Children's Aid 4ociety have been deliver- ed to the society. , Mrs. Neil McGavin thanked the. ladies for catering to the CGIT banquet. Plans were made for! the Walton Fowl Supper, Wednesday, Nev. 6. "We Plengh The Fields ant Scatter" was sung' and Mrs. Don Dennis Joseph Tobin, Stratford, Dis- closed with prayer. Lunch was trict Deputy of District 31, as- served by Mrs. Jack Bosman, sisted by District Warden Clare Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Mrs. Mer- ton. Hackwell and the hostess. Porter and Rev. H. J. Laragh, Units Meet Seaforth, installed the execu- Boundary and 17th unit met tive officers of the Father at the horne_of Mrs. Clifford Rit-• Stephen :Eckert Council, No. chie. Mrs. George yVilliamson 5289 of Seaforth and District, opened the devotional section of for the year 1968-69, on Sun - the meeting with a thought for day evening in the Council Thank - rooms at.St. Columban. ale afternoon "Come Ye l People Come". The scripture Officers installed were; Grand ,, reading was taken from 2 Co -- Knight, Clayton Looby, Dublin; inthians 9: 6-15. Mrs. William - Deputy Grand Knight, Leo Ha. son gave a reading on Thanke- gan, Seaforth; - Chancellor, giving, then offered prayer. • James Devereaux, RR 4, Sea- MrS. Jan Van Vliet gave the forth; Recorder, Wilfred Mous- topic "Every Day is Thanks- seau, RR 2, Hensall; Financial . giving. Secretary, _John J. Flanagan, Mrs. Martin Baan led the dis- RR 2, Zurich; Treasurer, Ken- cu- ssioe period. neth Stapleton, Dublin; Advo- . The 'next meeting will be cate, Fergus Kelly, Jr., RR 2, held at the home of Mrs. John Dublin; Warden, Clem Kraus- Bos. The meeting closed with kopf? RR 1, Dublin; Inside "We Plough the Fields and Guard, Joseph Regier, RR 2, Scatter" and prayer. , Zurich; Outside Guard, 'Ronald Miss Amye Love of Toronto Ryan, RR 1, Dublin; Trustees, is at present visiting with her John P. Rau, RR 2, Zurich, sister, Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. George Coville, Dublin and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin James. Nash, RR 5, Seaforth; spent the weekend vOith Mr. and Lecturer, Alvin Rau, RR 2, Mrs. Floyd Jenkins, Ingersoll. Zurich. Rev. H. J. Laragh, pas- Steven and' Leanne Ennis' 'of tor' of St. James' Church, Sea- Whitbytspent. the weekend with forth, is the Council Chaplain. ' their ,grandparentS, Mr. and andi ' Johies Coutts Sei and' famidy of Teironto Bennett.. • viStited her daughter and scat- epene thankggieemg with' M. In the choir DenReynolds, were Tom Foster, • 1114`aw Mr- ' and MIS. Jar1169 J. R. Owes and Mie 3. R. Cross Jane Walt, Cameron', Sarnia last week fund '13. A. Mg. of London. ' Randy Wood, Mac WattetWorth, rohmed 111°4The en taw ^melon& 1VIrs. Belle Downey of t dmon- g Gord -AltticLean,. •J'ini Squires, Mr. and Mrs. Clareriee Mont- (Continued on Page 5) Cal.or Anne Doig, Gail Doig, gornery spent the past week vis- - A ne Du•nlop Rody Alex:. iting relatives •in 'Newmarket Ru An n� Ralph Smith, Gerald Bar- and Toronto area. ry, Laurie Kruse, Nancy Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Roe Corinne Howe, Pauline Reaney, spent a few days in Kitchener Larry Ziegler, Allen Coleman, at the horde' of their daughter, -Sandy Lake, Tony Gardiner, Mrs. Allan Justason. • - Donna Horne, Judy Hulley, Ln Mr. and Mrs. Con Eckert and Mr. and Mrs. Art Devereaux have returned -from a trip to Edmonton • where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ennett and family. Miss Mary -Walker and Mrs. Grace Caineron, Toronto, spent a few days at Miss Walker's home here. Mr. Sherman Stewart of Cry- stal City, Min., is a guest of his brother, Mr. Marshall Stewart. Raw and Mrs. S. Ure Stewart have returned from a trip to Vancouver and Victoria; B.C., visiting friends and relatives at virfona places of route, with a side trip into Montana visiting relatives at Th9nipson Falls. Mr. Stewart had the added pleasure of visiting' his first mission field of 1905 at TotoMae, Mon- tane,twentydive mites from • Honor Three Staff Members The staff of Seaforth Public School honored principal John Talbot, Mrs, Neil Bell of the, staff and Mr. Don Morton, a fouler staff meinber, now at TIM three will receive Bache- lor of Arts Degrees at Universi- • ty of Western Ontario, LondOri, on FridaY, J. W. Coulter, Supervisor of Edueation for Miran, was pre- sent to add his congratulations and bat Saha Roller Skate S,tars Among the dozens of area skatelt:Who took part in the Roller Revue Saturday in the Arena were these three old- fashioned young ladies (left) Cathy McGonigle, Sandra Laver- ty and Gayle Munro. The Revue —first of its kind in Sea - forth — attracted' a full house. , NEWS OF CROMARTY a s , Orn1.1e. otgce and Bill 'Pinder represented Seaforth • Lion Club.. at a IllAceting of Service Clubs in Huron and which are providingeassiStance :to crippled Children ad help bt - conducting the 1.009 E4steg Seal CaMPaign, ntPlintun, 00. Thursday. The aistrict meeting.- was vale' led by the, Ontario SOcietY'. fer. Crippled' Children. At VOA meet- tiinvges, SmeervticwiethClAerteyprpeesresontna: nel to discuss plans dud-prepar- • ations for the '1969---Zasigf Seal---• — Campaign, • scheduled for net March fithNto April 6,01. - The Service Club representa- tives reported on their local crippled children's program and the meeting was presented with a report for .the 1968 Camping Season. . Chairman of the meeting was W. W. Haysom, and the Clubs rekesented were: Seaforth Lions, Bayfield Lions, ltrussels Lions, Exeter Lions, Gederich Lions, Grand Bend Lions, Luck. now Lions, Zurich Lions, List- owel Rotary, St. Marys Rotary, and Stratford Rotary Club. Endorses Special • Credit day Little L. ass International Credit Union, Day which was observed recently In a letter commenting on • Continue Program • Hibbert's Little Lassies met at the home of Jean Cole with the roll call "Why I chose my Free Choice article". The sec- retary's., report was given by Heather McPhail. 1VIrs. Wallace and Mrs. Douglas demonstrated making twisted cord: and_mene of tile ,girls practised doing it. The meeting was adjourned by Barbara Kerslake and Valeria McPhail. Mrs. Cole ahd Jean served refreshments. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gardiner and Mr. ,Eg- gert were 1Virs.,Ken Moorehead, 'Chris and Jennifer; of Bramp- ton, Mrs. Ed. Knechtel ,of Ros- tock, Mr. and -Mrs: 011ie Zehr oi Sebrin gville. Mrs. Douglas Ennis. Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Seaforth SDHS WINS visited over the weekend with .. her son-in-law and daughter, Seafort defeated Stratford Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Traviss. Northwestern 47-6 in a sched- Mr. Gordon McGavin spent tided inter -school football game last week at the International at the Lions Park. Wednesday Plowing Match near Guelph. afternoon. -(Contidued on Page 5) EGMONDVI LLE Mrs. Greta McLeod was visit- . ed by her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Felker Of London, also her son, Mr. and Mrs. Alee McLeod -Ills° of London. Mrs. Patricia Petrie and daughters, Christine and Kim- - berly of Stratford, were week- end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Carter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ken McLeod of Staffa were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brady. • Miss Sharon Strong of Strat- ford visited with her parents and friends over the weekend. Mrs. Rosa Van Edit and son Frank were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Von Enn and family. Mr. Steve Vickers of Toronto and Miss Jean Boakes of Ham- ilton, were weekend visitors ot° W. and Mrs. Walter Arms and family. A number of Cromarty peop attended the Horseshoe banquet and dance held in Milverton on Friday night. ' Mr. Ted Harburn is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don as the result of a serious accident. Friends' and neighbors gath- ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Nairn to help cele- brate Mr, Nairn's birthday. Euchre was played with Larry Gardiner winning high prize fer men and -Mrs. Bill Harper high prize for ladies. Lunch was ' served by the hostess. Sunday visitors with Mrs. J, R. Jefferson were Mr. and Mrs. (Continued on Page 4) • Prime Minister Pierre Elliot Trudeau said: "Almost a quarter of Cana- da's total population will be in- volved this year in the celebra- tion of International Credit Union Day. "It is a pleasure, on this oc-- casion, to have an opportunity , of greeting' so many, Canadians and to congratulate your move- ment's substantial contribution ' to the health and expansion of the Canadian economy. "In a world. of rising expec- tations, credit unionism is playing an increasingly impor- tant role in the economic de- velopment of less favoured countries. May I wish you well in your capacity to extend its _many benefits." Hold Installation for Hensall Lodge Officers Iiiitriet Deputy President, Mrs. Mary fowe • of Brussells and..her in,statl inL Staff installed: the officers, of Amber Rebekah La;ge. Wednesday evenieg: Past Noble. Grand, Mins, John. Co rtett: Nelle Grand, 39In- Earl., ,,,C ............. Vice. Grand, Mrs, Elgin: ine secretary. Mrs. Leona Par. ke; Financial eecratary„ . Mire. 13ertha MacGregor; Treasurer„ Mrs, Ed -Corbett; Warden, Mrs. .John Taylor; Conductor. IVIree Elizabeth Riley; Chaplain, Mrs. E. Ohipchase; Musician, Mrs. Wm). Puss; beiarer; Mrs. Howard Lemnion; M5 Inez MeEwene Mrs. 'Lindsey Eyre; R.S.V.G., Mrs. George Clifton; LS. ''.G., Mrs. Clarence Volland; I.G., Mrs. WM. Kyle; OG, Mrs. Gam. field Broderick: Past Noble Grand. Mrs. Corbett was presented with her past Gnand Jewel and , Mrs. Laura \AjiFiannn. Brits:- 5:C I 9, mad the commission of 012' District Deputy, District Deputy President, Mrs. • Lowe spoke briefly and outlined :her years work and said they hoped •to eperry with the Un Nationn, Project. Mee Saragh Stephencon of Brue 1:1,s was soloist. A gift wars pesented .to D. K of C Installs •Executive officers of -Father Stephen Eckert Council) were installed Thursday evening. Shown following the cere- mony are: (front row — left) ;ernes Devereaux, Chaneellor; Leo Hagan, Deputy Grand Knight; Clayton Looby, Grand Knight; John 3. Flanagan, Financial Secretary; Clem Kraus- • kopf, Warden; Alvin Rau, Lecturer; (Rear) James Nash, Trus - 3 • New Officers tee; Ronald xtyan, Outside Guard; Fergus Kelly, Jr., AdVo- cate; John P. Rau, Trustee; Kenneth Stapleton, Treaturer; George &vine, Trustee; Joseph TOhin, DistrietteputY, Strat- ford; Wilfred MousSeau, Recorder. (Eepotator x:ihoto by Phil- lips). • bett on :behalf of the Lod: a. D.P,„ Lowe by P.N.G; Airs. Cor - Mr. and Mrs. Terry North, Perim and Tarniimtv. ef• Fingal, and Mr. Stewart McQuen , of Hensall, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell. Heneall CleirCh UCW, met Monday evening. and had4e9Q as their geest speaker Rev. " Dona,ld Orth who is at present at Centralia and who spent twenty ecars in Japan wcnkireg through the department of Ag- riculture showed slides and gave an excellent description of Jap:anpast and prsent. Mrs. James .McAllister pres- • ident. -opened.. withe-a-thought.. for October, "I see a Disciple." Mrs. E. Rowe gave the devot- ional Johi 6 vreare-2.. "Salvagek," Jesus said ..vGather up the fra- gments 'that nothing be lost":-.-..„.• • The whole purpose of. Jesus's life Wa.3 Salvage, reeeiluding with prayer. IVIlosi Amy Laminte affeerd peayre and Mrs. Eric Luthe.r was guest soloist. Reports were presented by treasurer IVIrs, Edison Forma, ' Monee committee Mrs. Grace . • Peck who repreted the laying of carpet in the Living Room and Dining Recut, of the Mame, V isiitaie'oe, a n d Community Frienefehip Mrs. I erne Hay, rvli Wilbert Dilline gave couritesfy remarks llojetreses were Mrs. I.)eeinia Park ...arid Mrs). Frank Ilarburn. 1, ,•., Lions Sell ,Peanuts c'(N Monday Seaforth Lions will bad their e. annual peanut drive 'Monday • evning when ifietirterzt will Vitt - it hothes:throghout the town with an agieirtment britalloweti en treats,