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Whole No. 5004
105th Year
Plan Improvements for
64' Christmas Program
' SEAFORTH, ONTA10,1111-MRSDAY, JANUARY. 16, 1964 710. ,PAGES--
A review of the Christmas,
program,' as 'arranged by the
Christmas activities committee,
will b.e carried out this week-
end - when results of the pro-
gram .will be assessed and plans
set. in motion for next year,
according ,to C of C President
W. M. Hart. •
The, Christmas activities com-
mittee, representing merchants,
industry, Legion and Lions Club,
is established by the C of C.
Meanwhile, James A. Stewart,
treasurer, in ,a preliminary fin-
ancial statement issued this
week, indicated the committee
likely be able to -carry over a
small balance with which to
begin the 1964 program. He
said that all. 'accounts had not
been received.
Receipts totalled $1,205.80,
arid included: donations, $821;
Snow Queen dance admissions,
less orchestra, $149.81; Snow
Queen , ballots purchased by
merchants, $132.50; balance
'from 1962, $102.49.
Expenses include: Bands,
$270.00; prizes for test decorat-
ed homes, $30.00; prizes to
floats, $50.00; advertising, $132;.
radio. and TV, $72.50; Christ-
mas stockings distributed, $90;
inn& for bands and Parade
guests, $76.24; Snow Queen -COI -1 -
test and dance, $187.48; supplies,
printing, $67.08; bumper stick-
ers, $38.87 miscellaneous,
$15.81; 'Arena ,rental, skating,
$25.00.
The expenses do not include
_material for costumes, erection
of lights and tree,or advertis-
ing for, Snow Queen contest,
all of Which was donated.
Contributions
MacDonald Shoe Store $10.00
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Post Office, Staff
Hugh Thompson
Miller's Garage
Irvin's Hardware
John Longstaff
John Bich 6.00
5.00
- 10.00
5.00 Huron Wholesale
3.00 Willis Dundas
5.00 Dr. Baljubasic
20.00 Jim Elliott
5.00 Wilkinson's IGA
Scott Habkirk Estate
Seaforth Clinic
Canadian Tire Corp. 7.00
R. S. Box 15.00
John Thompson .. . 3.00
Topnotch Feeds .. r 20.00
Seaforth. Sewer Tile 5.00
Russ's Recreation 5.00
Rowcliffe - Motors ' 5.00
Boyes' Farm Supply 10.00
Sinipsons-Sears . .... 15.00
Craves' Wallpaper 5.00
Ross Savauge 15.00
Ball -Macaulay 10.00
John C. Crich , • 3.00
McConnell & Stewart 10.00
5.00
30.00
5.00
12.00
Elva Keith
Stewart Bros.
Wm. M. Hart
S. Shinen
Toronto -Dominion Bank.,. 5.00
W. R. Smith 15.00
10,00
5.00
. 2.00
5.00
15.00
5.00
2.00
5.00-
J. A. Cardno
Bank of Commerce
J. McLlwain
Staffen's
Smyth's Shoe Store
Bill Trapnell
Ed. Boyce
Pryde & Sons '
Eve -Mar Stores • 10.00
Wong's Grill 5.00
Amsing's Variety " . 5.00
A. Stinnissen 3.00
Don Wood 3.00
John Flannery5.00
Huron ExpoSitor 30.00
Anstett Jewellers 10.00
Seaforth Farmers Co-op 10.00
Dr. J. A. Gorwill 5.00
Mrs. A. W. Dick 2.00
Stedman's Store 20.00
Elmer Larone
Sid Pullman ' • , 5.00
Hildebrand Painters 5.00
$eatorth Motors 10.00.
Supertest Service Station 5.00
Harold Whyte 10.00
Dave Tremeer 2.00
Queen's Hotel 5.00
Cleave 'Coombs 2.00
Supertest Warehouse 5.00
Dick's' Grocery 5.00
Don Eaton .... . 5.00
U,D.P.C. „ 10.00
F. Kling 12,00
J. E. Keating 20.00
N. C. Cardno 5.00
P.O.S.O. 5.00
Sills' Hardware 20.00
Gordon Wright 2.00
Dr. M. W, Stapleton 5.00
R. R. McKindsey , 10.00
Maple Leaf Dairy 15.00
Huron. Can. Fabricators . 5.00
Synchro Combustion 5.00
McClinchey • Restaurant2.00
Phillips' Fruit ... .. ' 5.00
B. Durst 5.00
Commercial Hotel 5.00
Joe McConnell 5.00
-William Campbell 2.00
Wright &--Leyburn -5.00
Huard Service Station . 25.00
Terry Radio Repair .. ' 2.00
Doris Beauty Shop 5.00
Neil Bell 3.00
Dave Schneck - 3,00
Ed. Daly 10.00
McGonigle's 6.00
Crown Hardware 10.00
W. E. Southgate 7.00
Snip 'N Curl 5.00
Gingerich's 5.00
Henderson . Chicks 5.00
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Welsh Street Substation
Topouble droCapacity
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Continuing the practise be- Commission 'Weld its: inaugural station:
gun last summer of holding
meetings at eight o'clocrin the
morning, the Public
Utility
meeting Thursday and re-elect-
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Holy Name Sees
Special Film
St. James' Holy Name Society
held their regular monthly meet-
ing Tuesday evening in the
school auditorium. A. Stinnis-
sen, the president, presided.
Following' e short business ses-
sion, Mr. Stinnessen presented
James Kelly with a past presi-
dent's pin.
The meeting' reappointed R.
J. Boussey as manager, and Mrs.
Donna Boyces as secretary -
treasurer.
Work outlined by. the man-
ager included replacement of
65 electrical services at various
locations in town. The commis-
sion agreed that the street light
replacement program could be
continued, providing the town
requested that the work be
done.
Tenders for supply of a %-
ton truck were received, and thy
tender of Row_cliffe Motors was
accepted for $1990 , and trade.
Jack Eider Is
"L�gion ... President
Installation ceremonies at the dents, Mrs. Cleave Coombs, and
Legion Hall Thursday evening Mrs. James Brown; sergeant -at -
attracted a large attendance. ,arms, Mrs: Douglas Racho; sec -
Jack Eisler;who was installed retary, Mrs. G. D. Scott; treas-
as president, succeeds R. S. urer, Mrs. Kenneth ,Coombs; ex -
MacDonald. President of the ecutive committee members,
Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs. 'M. Mc- Mrs. L. T. Dillon, Mrs. Fred
Grath, 'was installed-far:a-sec• -Chapple,-Mrs. J. R. Miller,...MrS„
ond term. • William Mowat, Mrs. James
A dance <followed- the instal- Watson; sports officer, ' Mrs..
lation ceremony, when members James Sallows; sick and visiting
and guests took -part. chairman, Mrs. Fred Chapple;
entertainment co-chairmen, Mrs.
G. D. Scott and Mrs. Grant Fin-
nigan; property chairman, Mrs.
Jack Fraiser; 'membership chair-
man,.Mrs. L. T. Dillon; auditors,
Mrs. James McGregor and Mrs.
Grant Finnigan.,
The Seaforth officers were in-
stalled by 10 past officers of
Exeter Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 167 under chairman An-
drew Bierling and branch presi-
dent Percy ,Noels. The new offi-
cers were piped tb the platform
by Gerald ,Wurm . and Jake
Marks, both of the Exeter Le-
gion Pipe Band.
- Other officers: vice-presidents,
R. J. Boussey and D'Orlean
Sills; secretary, Hartman HUis-
ser; treasurer, A. E: McConney;
sergeant -at -arms, Mel MelansOn;
welfare officer, J. C. Cornish;
membership chairman+, William
O'Shea; entertaknment chair-
man, Gordon Scott; sick and
visiting chairman, Glen Smith;
house committee chairman, Don-
ald Wood; special events chair-
man, Charles Wood; property
chairman, William Dalrymple;
public relations, Jack Holland;
sports chairman, Donald Muir;
auditors, John Longstaff and
William Stephenson; padres,
Rev. Father C. E. Sullivan and Committees nained included
the following:
Finance, F. Sills, J. Cardno,
C. Martin; executive, C. E. Dear-
ing; F. Sills, J. Cardno' H. Craig,
0. Anderson; bus, K. McFar-
lane, C. Martin, H. Craig; H.
McLeod, 0. 'Anderson; teacher,
board relations, 'R. Bolton, F.
Sills, J. Cardno; property, J.
Cardno, H. Craig, F. Sills, D.
Cornish, M. McLeod, R. Bolton;
supply, 0. Anderson, D. Cornish,
C. Martin, R. Bolton; attendfince
officer, C. A. Barber; advisory
vocational committee,, C. E,
Dearing, J. C. McIntosh.
C. E. Dearing
Heads 'SDHS
Board for '64
•The inaugural meeting of the
Seaforth District High School
board was held Tuesday eve-
ning, when C. E."Dearing, Hib-
bert Township representative on
the board, wasre:elected chair-
man.
Other officers named were:
vice-chairman, J. A. Cardno, and
W. E. Southgat6 was reappoint-
ed secretary -treasurer.
John O'Brien, entertainment
chairman, presented an out-
standing film on the growth of
the London Diocese. He was
assisted by Ted Burns.
Curlers Win,
Bonspiels
At a curling bonspiel held in
Walkerton on Tuesday, a Sea -
forth rink, skipped by Mrs. J.
A. Cardno, with 1VIrs. Scott Hab-
kirk, Mrs. Garnet Crowe and
Mrs. J. Melanson, won first prize
in the 9 o'clock draw.
A rink skipped by Andy Whet -
ham and including W. M. Ball,
Ken Whetham and. Gordon Beut-
tenmiller, took first in a spiel
at Harriston.
- D'ORLEAN SILLS.
member of the commission for
thirteen years, he begins his
fifth term as chairman. Other
members are 'Commissioner R.
S. Box and Mayor Earl Dins-
more.
Plans to bring the new north
end substation into use at an
early date were discussed. The
new substation on Welsh Street
will double the transformer Ca-
pacity and will operate in con-
cert with the Chalk 'Street sub -
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53 Rabies Cases
Are Confirmed ,
A total of 53 confirmed- cases
of rabies have appeared in Hu-
ron' in the nine months ending
December • 31, according to Dr.
J. C. MacLennan, of the Health
of Animals Branch here.
Dr. MacLennan said the inci-
dence of rabies appears to be
increasing, with four additional
eases having been confirmed
during the past. two weeks, one
of which was in the immediate
Seaforth area.
Involved during the nine
months' period were one dog,
three cats, nine 'bovine, one
sheep, two swins, 18 foxes and
19 skunks.
Bequest Aids SDHS
Library
Additietial books, valued attao4Wiecent1irTave been aUedt�the Mtge libfaxy It
SDHS. The",wide selection of boOks' has been made possible by a bequest from the late'llrtice
Scott. Each' yak the Seott Elite `provide§ fun& With Which 'to' tff'eh'a ddlttotiat OU
vanes, as well as Stheltirthipa to SDHS fitUdents. Shown here stalking in thelibiary are, from
the left, liarbariallfetineA Maine bke Susan IVIacileritiant-Jeanalbover'•and Linda Semet•ille.
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Rev. D. 0. Fry:
Other members of the auxil-
iary executive are: vice-presi-
Beavers Gain
4-3 Victory.
Over Forest
• Seaforth Beavers defeated
Forest 4-3 before over 200 fans.
In the first period, Larry Dale
scored for Seaforth and J. Dun-
ham, for Forest. In the second
period, Seaforth scored two Un-
answered goals, one by Charles
Westman and one by Ed. Dol -
mage.
Seaforth opened the scoring
in the third period when L.
Dale got his second goal of the
night, and making the score 4
to 1. Forest came back strong
in" the last five minutes of the
game, scoring goals by J. Dun-
ham, his second of the game,
and S. Ulrich. The Forest team
pulled their goalie in the last
minute of the game, but were
unable to even the score. -
In the game last Friday
night at New Hamburg, the St.
Clements Saints defeated the
Beavers 9-5, and the Forest
Lakesiders defeated the Beavers
5,•,3 in Forest on Monday night.
The Seaforth Beavers have
played 16 games to date, win-
ning nine and losing seven.
All those interested in hockey
are urged to support the team
by attending the home games
and cheering the players to vic-
tory.
Investigate Trap
Shooting Here
Plans for trapshooting facili-
ties in Seaforth were discussed
when the geaforth.Fish & Game
Club met in the Town Hall
Thursday.
The meeting named a com-
mitye including Ted Wales,
chairman; Jim Hogg, Verd Rau
and Eric McCue to seek a suit-
able ,site and to obtain other
details.
Discussion of trapshoot facili-
ties was introduced by club
chairman W. M. Hart, who told
•of steps that had been taken in
other centres.
Peter Stinnissen was elected
liasion officer for junior club
members.
The meeting was well attend-
ed' with more than 30 being
present, and officers were en-
couraged by a substantial in-
crease in membership. The next
meeting is planned for Febru-
ary 20.
News Of Week In. Cromarty
Congregation Looks to
NEWLY If•ISTALLED as 'kresident of Branch 156 Royal Canadian Legion, Jack Eisler •iav!
shown in the upper picture with' members of the executive; ,(lower, left to. right) A. •E4.,.114,,'
Conney, retiring past president R. S. MacDonald, President Jack Eisler, Jahn Ffolland,
Dalr mple J C. Cornish; (rear) Dan Muir, Don Wood, Hartinan Huisser CharleS 'Wriod-f4-
D'Orlean Sills, R. rIfiiY; L. B. Melanson, Gordon Scott. '6;76'6
In the lower picture, Andy Bierling, of the Exeter installing team,, installs President
Jack Eisler and Mrs: M. McGrath, as they stand flanked by color guards G. D. Hays' and.
Charles Wood. (Expositor photos by' Phillips), •
Complete TB
Tests of 195,000
Huron Cattle
Mpre than 195,000 Huron
County cattle have undergone
TB tests during the past year,
and the county has been con-
firmed as an accredited area
for a further five-year, period,
effective to December 1, 1969.
Tests were car-ried out under
the direction of Dr. J. C. Mac-
Lennan, of the Health of An-
imals Branch, Seaforth.
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Lions Plan,
For Conventions
Seaforth Lions held the flrst•
meeting in the new year in St.
Thomas' Church hall Monday
evening.
Arranged by President L. F.
Ford, who presided, and pro -
grain committee Lee Learn, G.
A. Whitney and Art Wright,
the meeting included a review
of committee activities.
WODA Names
Acting Manager
The Board of Directors of
Mid -Western Developinent As-
sociation met in Stratford on
Wednesday and appointed Har-
vey Goos, of Preston, as actine
manager, until the appointment
of a new general manager, to
replace the' late Elmer Goebel,
who died suddenly in Decem-
ber. Mr. Goos is a former presi-
dent of the association.
The annual congregational
meeting 4 Cromarty Presbyter-
ian Church was held Thursday,
hi the church basement. Rev.
J. C. 13bytie• acted as chairman,
and Jim Miller as secretary. -Re-
ports, of the various church or-
ganizatie,ns were read and ap-
proved. '
The treasurer's report showed
a very successful year financial-
ly. The church was renovated
from top to bottom. A new oil
ihriulde War installed and
intim windows were placed on
all the windows,
Three new. board members
were elected, inclusling Duncan,
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Scott, John Templeman and Jim
Miller, who were re-elected;
GordonLaing and William Har-
per retiring from the board.
John Wallace and'Robert Gard-
iner were named as auditors
for 1964.
A motion was 'sassed that all
groups appoint representatives
to meet with' the session regard-
ing plans fon the church cen-
tennial in- 1965. A motion Was
also passed that the secretary
select newlushers for the com-
ing year,. after which the meet -
nig was adjourned. -
Ladies'. Aid Meets
.The January meeting of the
McKillop Meets
For 1naugiJthI,,,,„..--,
Reeve Kenneth Stewart, elect- teith as auditors.
ed to office a week ago, presid-
ed for ,the inaugural meeting of
McKillop council' Monday morn-
ing.
Members of council, William
Dennis, Ralph McNichol, Allan
Campbell and Harold Dodds,
were sworn ,in by Clerk J. M.
Eckert.
Council during the sitting:
--Named J. M. Eckert, clerk -
treasurer at $2,200, with $200
for office_and $100 as relief of-
ficer.
--Appointed James •McQuaid
,assessor at $860.00.„„ -
-Appointed James - Keys
school attendance officer at $25.
-Named. Clarence Regele
drain trench and tile inspector
at $1.00 per hour and 10 cents
per mile.
-Appointed Monteith & Mon-
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SPS Children
Share Christmas
, Children from several classes
of the Seaforth Public. School
Shared some of their Christmas
with others less fortunate.
Grades 1 -and 2 class bought
Christmas gifts to send to the
Children's Aid Society at Gode-
rich. Grade 6 class also sent a
donation of $11.00 to .the Chil-
dren's Aid.
Grades 3 and 4 and Grade 5
each sent .$1,00 to the Junior
Red Cross "Freedom From Hun-
ger" campaign, and Grade 8
donated $9.89 to' "CARE".
-Set remuneration- for the
reeve at, $325.00 and for each
coin -161110r $200.00; jury selec-
tors, $5.00 per meeting; fence -
viewers, $5.00 per meeting, and
poultry valuators, $3.00 per
trip.
-Appointed as poundkeep._
ers: Clem Krauskopf, Clarence
Regele, Percy Taylor, Peter Mc-
Cowan, 'Charles Kleber, William
McSpadden.
-As fenceviewers: Joseph F.
Ryan, William Boyd, Joseph
McLaughlin, James B. Hogg,
Robert Campbell, Boyd Driscoll,,
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Ceylon Man
Seeks Job Here
William HenderSon, of Hen-
derson Started Chicks Ltd., was
surprised recently. on open-
ing his 'mail to find an appli-
cations for employment from
Ceylon. The applicant. Kings-
ley Wijesenha, had learned of
the Henderson firm through the
Canadian High Commisson in
Ceylon.
Interested in emigrat'nq, with
his family to Canada, Mr.
Wijesenha said he was an ex-
perienced chick sexer, and in
addition was a practisirig solici-
tor, For 10 years he also ha§
been actively engaged in hatch-
ery work and poultry farming.
Mr. Henderson has acknowl-
edged the application, and ask-
ed for additional information.
TCe ntennial in 1965
Ladies' Aid was held at the Guelph, spent the weekend with
home of Mrs. Gerald Carey. ! his parents, Mr, and Mrs; T.
Mrs. J. M. Scott presided and L. Scott..
Mrs. James Miller conducted the Mrs. Jennie Fischer of Guelph
worship period and also provid- visited last week with her bro-
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ed a special number. A few it- ther, Mr. Russell Butler.
ems of. business..were dismissed. Mr. Charles Douglas is a pa -
Mrs. T. Laing and Mrs, Grace tient in. Scott Memorial Hospi-
Scott were named to- represent tal, Seaforth.
the Ladies' Aid on the cep- Mr. Harry Norris has recov-
tenniii committee. ered sufficiently to leave the
Rit. T. Ls Scott, Mrs. M. La- hospital and is convalescing
mond and Mts. Calder McKaig among members of .his family.
attended the •annual meeting -of Mr. and, Mrs-• Otto-Valliter-.
the $tratford Presbyterial' which and Alex, visited Sunday with;
*as held in JCnox PresbYterialt Mr..loorn4. Wassm•ps, who:Li% ir
phtirch •on•• Pridayr - • , p,atienk .10.FSoutitfollttrint,gosPl4
Mr.• •• ugh • Scott, s of,•;e1.40,
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All members of the fafnily
of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker
visited with- their parents dur-
ing the weekend.
Mr. Carlyle Meikle has gone
to Agricultural Collegd in
Guelph to take a three months'
course in buttermaking. '
Mrs. Scott and children are
staying with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Seott,,Staffa.
Mr. and Mrs, Wesley /tuss011
left Tuesdy for an witended • ' ;,"4
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