Loading...
The Huron Expositor, 1964-01-02, Page 6'T AQIT';EXPO.SITPB, SEAFORTH, ONT., JAN. 2, 1964 ONSTt;NCE NEWS OF THE WEEK Mr. and, i41rs. William J. Dale ' lVtrs, Doug, Riley and Kim of aid Qathy -and Cheryl were guests. at dinner at the home of Mr:, and Mrs. Robert Mc- 1Wlichael of Walton on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Leitch spent Christmas -day— wi h their daughter, Mrs.' Wilbur Jewitt., and Mr. Jewitt and fa ,ily. Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson spent Christmas with i r. and .Mrs. Earl Lawson of • inton. Boxing day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jamson: Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Le Sa ider, Jim- my and Brian of Stretford, Mr. and Mrs. Art Colso - Ken and Nancy of Clinton, a d Mr. and Mrs. James Jamieso and Susan of Goderich. Mr, and Mrs: VI alter Kings- well, Goderich; rMrs. Hector Kingswell and family, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. George Mcllwain, Jr., eaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. J k Crozier and Brian of Cedat;� Springs, spent Christmas wit Mr. and Mrs. George McI1 Vain, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Hart, . Brussels, „spent Monday- with Mr. and Mr : Fred Buchanan and family, Ch Wil phi Bilj - J� stmas visitors with Mrs. am Jewitt: Mr. and Mrs. Dawson, Brenda and Bon - of Varna, Mr._ and Mrs, John witt and family and Mr. and rs.. Dennis Jewitt and family f SeMorth. /Visitors with' Mr. and Mrs. George Hoggart over the Christ- mas holiday; Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMaster and Carol Lyn of +ti,idgetown, •Miss Laura Hoggart, L,pndon;. Miss Joan Alcock, Mit • chell, and Mr. Gordon .J3oggart and Miss 'Laura Thatcher, Sea - forth, Christmas visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lawson: Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim, Clarke, Sea; forth: Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dolmage, Wayne and Pauline, Mr. Carl Kerner, Mr.'Doug Fin- ' lay and Mr; and Mrs. Ellwood Clarke, Ma°rk and Laurie;, 'of London. • Mr. and Mrs. Don Glousher, Blyth; Mr.' and Mrs. Murray Scott, •Belgrave; Mrs. Art Brom- ley, 'Kitchener, arid Mrs.. T. J. McMichael and Evelyn of Gode- rich spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. Daly and fam- ily. Mrs. William.Jewitt and fam- ily and• Mr. Charles Dexter spent Boxing' Day with' Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter of Blyth. Mr. Charles Dexter remained for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley, en- tertained on Boxing Day the following: Mr and Mrs. Frank Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley' of Clinton,- Mr. •and Mrs. Robert Woods, Debbie . a n d Michelle of Ajax,, and Mr. and Scarborough. Mrs. Pheobe Milison and Bill spent Christmas Eve with -Mr. and Mrs. Ross Millson. and fam- ily of Sebringville. Mr. arid Mrs. Leonard Brig- ham of Chesley and Miss Len- ore Brigham and Mr. , Laurie Tiller of Toronto spent Christ- mas with Mr. and Mrs. Borden Brawn, Jpyce and Elaine. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimold- by spent Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Ken Betties, and Mr. 'Bethles of Winthrop. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Gloush- er, anti Stewart arid Barbara spent Christmas with' Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter and Mr, and Mrs_ Henry Glousher, Moth of Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs,_Wilfred Buchanan of Ilderton. .Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hulley and family spent last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Addison of Seaforth. Miss • Lynda ' Presicator is spending a.. few days with_ Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Webb of Dash- wood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank de Molen, Paul and Mark of Kitchener spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Whyte. Mrs. James Medd spent Christ- mas with Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Medd and family of RR 1;_ Clin- ton. Mrs. Pheobe Milison and Bill spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Pepper and Nancy of Seaforth. Christmas Day visitors with Mr, and Mts. Verne Dale were Mr, and Mrs,' Murray Dale, Lon- don, and' Miss Muriel Dale and Mr. Eric Fogt of Brampton. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor and Laurence spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brydges of Wingham. • Mr, and MVlrs. Ken Hulley and sons spent Christmas with Mr. and 'Mrs. Howard Hackwell of Walton. Mr. and Mrs. John Whyte, Jeffery and Andrea, of Oshawa, spent the weekend with Mr. and .Mrs. W. L. Whyte. Mr.. Andrew Lawson •of Clin- ton spent a couple of days ,with his sister, Mrs. James'•Medd. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Buchanan spent the weekend in• Toronto ''visiting With Mrs. Buchanah's mother, Mrs. Harry Dollimore. Visitors on,Saturday with Mr, and Mrs. Verne Dale were Mr. Dodds, London; Mrs. Jack o Mr. and Mrs:'Harvey` Taylor and Laurence; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brydges- and family of Wing - ham, and Miss Muriel Dale, of Brampton. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator and family spent Saturday , eve- ning with Mr. and -Mrs,- Russell_ King of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mac= Gregor of Chatham spent the weekend with Mr. and -Mrs. Ross. MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Preszcator spent Christmas- with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill - Of Crediton. Saturday visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacGregor were: Mr. and Mrs. Percy Huth and Marion, Mr. John Ferguson of Clifford, Miss Mary MacGregor of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. MacGregor of Chatham, and Miss Margaret MacGregor, who E CHRE WALTON COMMUNITY HALL Friday, Jan. 8:30 p.m. 3rd Ladies Please Bring Lunch ADMISSION 50 CENTS Auspices. Hall • Boar _ and Walton W.I. DANCE ZURICH Community Cenfre Sept.,. Jan. 4th Music by CAVALIERS OF1 LONDON SEAFORTH WHIRL -A -WAYS played host on Saturday night clubs in the area at the SDHS. Ron Thornton of 'Woodstock was Square dancers' were present from as far south as London and and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. (Expositor photo by Phillips CW . tTurnrsChurch Iect//New S!ate The UCW of Turner's Church sung and devotions clos,g,� lith ! ing devotion to the work of the held their final' meeting of 1963prayer. UCW for the past two years. in the church. Mrs. Alec'Towns- The president, Mrs. E. Whit Mrs. Whitmore thanked the la - more, took -the chair and read dies for their co-operation dur- end was in, charge of -devotions. the slate of officers for 1964 65' ing the same period. The meet - Hymn 66 was sung . and theas follows: honorary president, ;ing closed with the benediction, scripture, Isaiah 9:2-6 and Luke Mrs. G. Mills; past• president, and the hostess for 'the rngnth 2.1-6 was read, followed by Mrs. E. Whitmore; president, served a dainty lunch. prayer. Mrs. H. Johns :gave an Mrs. E. Crich; vice-president, � Christmas visitors at the home interesting topic. ,Hymn 51 was Mrs. W. Rogerson; secretary, of Mr. and Mrs. Alec Townsend Mrs. F. Falconer; treasurer, Mrs. were: Mr.• and Mrs. Fern Mc - G. McGregor; assisant sec.-treas., Lean, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.t Mrs. A. Townsend; pianist, Mrs. Bev McLean, Weston; Mr. and W: Rogerson; press and public= Mrs. Bill McLean and Bill, Jr.,, ity, Mrs: F. Falconer;- commun- Hamilton; Mr: and Mrs. Clar- ity friendship, and ' ,visitation, ence McLean, London; IVIr. and Mrs, , E. Whitmore, Mrs. H. I Mrs. Ron Anderson and Marion, Johns; flowers and cards, Mrs. Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Mc - S. Johns,'Mrs. M. Falconer pro- Lean, Exeter; Mr:. Allan John - gram, Mrs, E. Crich,• Mrs. G. ston, Don and Jerry of Kippen; Mills, Mrs. E. Townsend; social `, Miss Lois Rathwell, Varna. functions, - Mrs. W. Rogerson, At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. Whitmore, Mrs. E. Lay- ! William 'Rogerson and Joan ton, Mrs. E, Townsend, Mrs. W. ' were: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Roger - Whitmore, • Mrs. K. Rogerson, son, Tuckersmith; Ar. and Mrs. Mrs. G. Turner; finance and buy- Glen McClure and family, Mc- ing, Mrs. W. Rogerson, Mrs. G. Killop; Mrs. Elizabeth Rogerson McGregor, Mrs. E. Townsend; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crich, literature and communications, Seaforth. Mrs. F. Falconer; supply and Mr. and Mrs. William Pepper social assistance, Mrs. E. Whit- and'''Caro1.__with...Mr. , and Mrs. more; nominations, Mrs. E. James McEwing and Kathleen, Crich, Mrs. F: Falconer, Mrs. of •HulletP Twp. S. Johns, Mrs. W. Rpgerson; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Pepper with stewardship and recruiting, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doig and E. Whitmore; life membership, family, McKillop. Mrs. E. Layton; quilting, Mrs. E. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Townsend Townsend, Mrs. H. Johns. and David with Mr. and Mrs. ,--Twelve members' answered Elmer Townsend and family on the .roll call with "What benefit Boxing Day. - I gain from the •UCW" Several Mr. and Mrs. illiam Pepper topics of business were discuss- and Carol ,and Mr. and Mrs. ed. A vote of thanks was , ex- Bert Pepper wit Mr. and Mrs.. tended to the retiring president, Les Pepper, 'M glop, ;on Sat- Mrs. Whitmore, for her untir- urday. • the other square dance he caller for the evening., s far north as Kincardine, McK1LL0P WILL VOTE (Continued from Page 1) Referring to the plowing the Scott culy.ert, on the Mc- match, Reeve Webb Said the Kil}op-Hallett boundary, would, problem now was to make cera be shared 50-50 with Hulletti tain that It was a success. He The 14 x 56 x 8 -foot bridge cost was certain these would be co - $6,409.21. etxeration across Hurory to this He referred to the damage end. H7 done McKillop roads when de- Reeve Ralph Jewell, of Col - tours were created by construe- borne, also seeking the war - tion ih Seaforth • and ---on th -den's chair, said --it was inter - county road. Added snowplow- esting to hear the discussion. ing costs last year had, created At home he had, to have the budget -difficulties. He said coon- answers, but here he could just cif had taken steps to recover listen. 'dainage as a result of the de- tour and was hopeful follow- ing a'meeting with Huron MPP Charles MacNaughton that some. relief would be --forthcoming. Discussions had also been held with the minister concerning permanent improvement of roads in the area of the match, and here too assistance was ex- pected.. A member of the board of. Scott Memorial Hospital op which he represents the town- ship, Mr. Dennis told of the troubles facing the hospital 'through lack of space and con- tinuing maintenance. He said the campaign for funds was nearing completion, with but $25,000 to go, and that the' Province had 'cleared plans. He expected tenders to be called • within two months. He expressed thanks to all who had assisted in the cam- paign and who had contributed. Allan Campbell, .a member of last year's council,' was • not present when called by the chairman: Full Time Joseph' L. Ryan, a council nominee, told the meeting •the position of road superintendent should be full time, and if elect- ed he would see that action was taken concerning the roads. Re- ferring to changes in staff, he said he felt that conditions had not improved over the situa- tion four years ago. Jerry Doerr, a former . coun- -i" sir, said he would not be a candidate. Recalling events three- years ago ' when he had last stolid on a platform, Mr. Doerr said it :had been stated that roads. were bad, that taxes would have to come down, but this had not come about. He was not concerned about an' increase in taxes providing value was received, but "we are not getting value.". 42' Gravel Trucks Ken Stewart, who also was nominated for council, recalled some of the difficulties council had faced in 1963. Additional gravel was "r'teces- sary if roads were to with- stand present-day loads' and speeds. On one .afternoon 'he had counted 42 different gravel trpcks on township toads. Referring to snowplowing, he said he had hoped to compare costs of blower with V -plows, but it had not been possible to obtain the 'information. He reviewed the weed con- trol program of last year and' said costs totalled $1,527.19. Mower time amounted to 728 hours at $2.10. per hour, or $15.20 per mile, two sides. - Increased provincial road grants from 50% to • 60% in the case of McKillop, would be" a great help, he said. Harold Dodds; also nominat- ed for council, said he had not madea decision. Discussing SDHS matters, Harvey _ Craig, the township board, representative, gave de- tails of operating problems and costs;. R. T. Bolton, Huron re- presentative on the board, re-' ferred to crowded conditions in the new vocational school. Answering a question by Jerry -Doerr as to whether costs were down since pupils`taught at SDHS were less, Mr: Bolton said there were 'two less teach- ers. He added that "salaries go E is spehding the holidays with her parents" , Mr: and Mrs. Ross!' Merrill and family of Clinton spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lowrie Lawson. OBITUARIES. KALE THOMAS HOLLAND The death occurred in Wind- sor on Sunday of Kale,, Thomas: Holland, aged 47. Born in St. Columban, he was thy -"son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Holland. He received his,., education in St. Columban and as a youth mov- ed to Windsor. A Veteran of the Second War, he served overseas with Bomber Command in the RCAF. He is. survived by his wife, Teena; daughter Rita, and two sons,' Thomas and James; by h.is.. - - parents, and by .three brothers:_John of Seaforth; Con, London, and Stephen,. Brant- ford, rantford, and by . six 'sisters: Loret- ta, Mrs. Ben Batson, Germany; Gloria, Mrs. Grant Batley, De - _troit;- :Joan, Mrs. Glen Hild brand, Kitchener; Leona, M s. Frank O'Connor, Toronto; L ore, Mrs. Don Beard, Newmar- ket; Mary, Mrs. John Fawcett, London: Resting at 1the W. J. Cleary funeral hom until Thursdayf, morning, Jari ary 2, 1964, when Requiem High Mass. will be sung at 10 a,m. at St. Columban Roman Catholic Church. • Tem- porary interment will follow in the Elizabedth Ritz Memorial Mausoleum, 'Mitchell. Remember, it takes but a moment to place an Expositor' Want Ad and•• be money in. pocket: To advertise, just Phone -Seaforth 141. WINS MAJOR PRIZE IN SMYTH'S SHOE. LTD. CONTEST Gordon McGaVin, a director of the Ontario Plowmen's As- sociation, said he' appreciated the co-operation extended by Reetre"'Webb.• He said the match was big .business, and anVolved much work,. but there were many benefits. Referring to the site, he sug- gested it would make the be- ginning of an agricultural •school once the match was over. We must either teach the boy from Huron modern agricultur- al methods that he can employ on Huron farms, or bring in in- dustry in which he can use the training now being given him; otherwise our population will continue to decline, he said. FREE TICKETS FROM' ANNIE One of the most famous feats of. phoebe Anne Oakley 1Vfozee (Annie Oakley), the famous markswoman, was to shoot at a playing card tossed in the air. By the _time the, card reached the .ground, it would be shot full of a dozen Boles. The term "Annie Oakley" is still used to describe complimentary tickets of all kinds, ; because of the holes punched in the,lfl Wendy 'arie Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ery, West, William Street, Seaforth, was the winner "trf a large lazyboy chair tri a Christmas contest, spore- - cored by Srnyth's Shoe Store Ltd. here. The winning ticket with her name 'oil it was drawn by Mayor Earl 'miffs r ore (left), shown here with -store manager: Al a'it Muegue,. (Adv,) ' • a. . ,.... , GOING UPI The first known • distinct pas- senger elevator was installed by Elish Graves Otin in 1857 in the store of E. V. Haughwout and Company in New York City. Two years later Otis introduced an elevator having an independ- .ent'reversible steam engine con- nected to the winding drum by belt and gear and this was the real beginning of the commer- cial use of elevators. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. DOUGLAS 0. FRY Minister Sunday, January 5th WALTON NEWS OF THE WEEK Christmas visitors at ,the das spent 'Christmas day with home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan their son-in-law and daughter, were: Mr: enneth Ryan of Ot- Mr. and Mrs. W. Stutz, Water;. tawa, Miss laine Muller of De- loo.' , • troit and r.• and Mrs. Cyril Mr. and Mrs. David Andrews Johnston and family of London. of Toronto were Christmas v.isi- MT. and ( Mrs. L. D. Frain of tors with the " latter's parents, Jatiiestown' and Mrs. Edith Mr. and. Mrs. George Dundas. Creighton of Blyth were Christ- Christmas day visitors at the mas day visitors at the home home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Miller of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McKay. were: Mr. an' Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Wells of Brussels, and Dunnville spent Boxing Day at the same home. Mr:and Mrs. Graham Sholdice y of Cooksville ,visited with Mr. Y and Mrs. David Sholdice ,for. p several days last week. . ' K k Mr. Carl Coutts) of Goderich es Mrs. Roy Turvey, ilr. and s. Wm. McTaggart an Scott, 3oderic�h Mr. Gerald Dressel and Reid Hackwe 1 left on Tuesd morning for , lorida, where th will spend t e holidayseaso Mr. and s. Elias ost en and family WORSHIP — 11:00 A.M. 9:45 a.m.—Minister's Class 1Q:O0 a.m.—The Senior Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—The Junior Sunday School 11:00 a.m.—The Nursery 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIUUIIIIIIUIh Seasonal Cantata. VARIETY anPROGRAM presented by the Exeter T. A. Choristers, at . BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE SUNDAY, JAN. 5th at 8:00 p.m. Free-will •.offering — Sponsored by the 131.odhagen Married is holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coutts. Mr. and Mrs. E. McCreath and Mr. and Mrs. Andresy Coutts and Carl spent Christrhas day in Torontei, the guests of r4r. and Mrs. Earl Coutts and fam- ily. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshall and family of North Bad spent several days this week With Mrs. Luella Marshall and Mr. Mal- colm Fraser. Miss Jean Mills of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills, Scott and Kathy of Brantford are holiday visitors• at the home of Mr. Earl Mills. Mr. 'Jack Gordon has return- ed home after being confined to Wingham District Hospital. M. and Mrs. Horace Rutledge and family of London spent Christmas with the' Hupmphries families and Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bennett. ' • Mrs, Walter Broadfoot 'spent Christmas in Seaforth with her sister, Mrs. William Leeming, and Mr. 'Leeming. - Mr. and Mrs. David Hackwell of Stratford were Christmas vis- itors at • the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Dennis. Miss Norma Leeming of Lon- don spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. ,and Mrs. Leonard Leeming. Coupieg roup Mr and Mra orrancie Dun Mr. and Mrs. Ronald- Bennett, Gary' and Joan spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. William Merkley,-leiniore, Miss Claire Haoltwell of Lon- don visited With her parents,, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hackwell; for several days this week vi ited with relati in Sarnia on Christmas day. Mr. and Mr , George Hibb rt and family vis ted with the 1 t- ter's mother, Mrs. Walter Nel- son, Mount .Forest, on Christ- mas day. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Marks of Exeter were Christmas visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Marks, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gulutzen Spent G'hristmas with. relatives Mr. and Mrs.Wa in Sarnia. yne , McMich- ael of Pteston were Christmas visitors, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert-eMictiael. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hackwell were: Mr. and Mrs. David Hack - well, Stratford; Mr. and' Mrs. Edward Smith and Sandra, Lone,.' do / and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- Llwain, Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kirkby and baby son of Woodstock were Christmas Eve guests at the home of Mr. Frank Kirkby and Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Kirkby. • Mr: John Thamer of London spent Christmas with his par- ent ., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thamer. Mrs, W. Stutz of Waterloo visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance' Dundas, for a few days last week. iMr. and Mrs: William Thnmer andfamily's pent Chriatmas day in Stratford'. with . Miss Peart Thamer, - Guests at the_hein,•e .:of„ Mr. Ernest Stevens on. Christmas gay Were: Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rogerson, Mr:• and .lubes, Mur- ray Crich and tinnily, Clinton, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth McDon- ald and family' and fir,, Robert ALL THE SAME What is the- differe U be» tween the Oinbu Tree,.t'he' Be.}1.r ascombe Tree, the Umbra Tree and the Poke Tree. They are all - names given to,, ;a tall, 35 -foot, shade tree which grows in South:.America and in Mediter- ranean • countries. • Road superintendent Wilson Little said there. were problems in looking after all ' details but - leis aim was to carry on his work in a way that best served • ' the people. He said he would like more people to come,. to him and talk over the prpblems as they saw them. Under present statutes there is no way the township could have increased representation on SDHS board, the 'chairman told John Henderson in answer to his query. • Deputy reeve -elect Carl Dal- ton of Seaforth was Concerned that vocational 'instruction be- ing given area students was on machines that the average boy could never afford to own. - He suggested steps could be taken to provide greater safety at rural, intersections by clearing corners and adjusting assess- ments. SEAFORTH FISH & GAME CLUB Thursday„ Evening, Jan. 9th at 8:00- p.m. - Members and others interested in the activities of the club and in fishing, hunting and conservations, are urged to -attend. , BILL BENNETT Secretary WM,:••H. HART President up every year, of course," but didn't know Whether the net cost was down. - Candidates For Warden Reeve Glen Webb of Stephen, a- candidate for warden, con- gratulated McKillop on the meeting, "So often people condemn and complain, but won't come out to a meeting," he said. For Your Entertainment All. This Week Lorne Allen and His -Western Band In the Huron Room • s"' Quee&s OteIt Free Parking Behind CitiesServiceStation Stevens of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont and family of London were Christmas visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter. Miss Pamela Hackwell is spending the Christmas holidays with her grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hulley of Seaforth. -• �he 'Week: at SEAFORTH ARENA and COMMUNITY CENTRE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 -- Skating —'2:00 p.m. Admission — 10c THURSDAY; JANUARY 2nd Zurich Midgets vs: Seaforth 7 p.m. Clinton"Jcuveniles vs. Seaforth — 8:30 p.m. Admission 25c FRIDAY, JANUARY. 3rd— Skating —8to10p.m. Admission —.25c and 35e SATURDAY,' JANUARY 4— Skating 2 to 3:30 p.m. _.10c. Arena opens at 1:45 p.m - Bantam Hockey, 7 p.m.—Zurich vs. Seaforth Admission — 25c 8:00 p.,m.• 7 -..Family, Skating follo'wing:- the Community Christmas tree bonfire: :. TEEN TOWN IN -ARENA — 9 - 11:45 . Election of Officers MONDAY; JANUARY 6— Figure Skating — 4 p.m. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7th— Elmira Intermediates vs. Seaforth .- 8:30 p.m. Admission 25c and 50e WEDNESDAL, JANUARY 8th AFTERNOON SKATING -Pre -School, Beginners and Guardians 2 to 4 p.m. This space contributed through the courtesy of UNION(1RCor,. , OF CANADA LIMITED SEAFORTH ONTARIO - NEW YEAR'S. GREETINGS ! If you are member of• Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association, you are 'en- titled to a voice in choos- ilg directors Who will guide its 1.Q64 operations, and to a full report of its 1963 year's business. MEMBERS' ANNUAL MEETINGS �rl!.Ni �, R HURON—Jon. 6;1964, 11:00 a:rn. Department of 'Agriculture Building, Clinton BRUCEGREY,,Jan. 7, 1964, 11• a.m. Paisley,:Town Hall BETTER LIVESTOCK FOR BETTER LIVING - WATO RLOO-W ELL I[,lGTON- PERTH, Jan. 10, 1964, 10:15 a.m. Waterloo ' Square Shopping Centre, King St., Waterloo 0� VISITORS WELCOME Lunch Provided At All Meetings '.