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CONTROLLER
An expanding organization with head,
office in Toronto has asked us to assist
them in locating candidates for the new
position of Controller.
Repoi:ting to the General Manager, this
man will be responsible' for the direction aner
supervision of a small' office -gaff and all account-
ing functions, office systems and procedures,
Along with the preparation of financial state-
ments, and reports.
A recognized accounting degree plus some experi-
ence in systems and data processing are necessary.
Experience in newspaper or advertising agency would
be an asset. Age 28 to 35. Stalling salary $7,500 - $8,500.
Replies,which will be held in strictest confidence„
should state age, education,. detailed business experience
and present salary and'should be addressed to:
WOODS, GORDON 8, CO.
15 Wellington Street West
Toronto 1, Ontario
Management Consultants
ELLINEL
by W. W. Haysom
your telephone manager
"THE RESTLESS SEA"
The FLIP (Floating Instrument Panel), a 355 -foot
search vessel that literally flips on end to record ocean
sounds, is featured in some of the .dramatic footage in "The
Restless Sea", a new Science Series television program spon-
sored by the Bell.' A Walt -Disney -produced probe into the
waters that cover nearly three-quarters of the earth's sur-
face, the hour-long program will be telecast over the CBC
network on Thursday, January 23, at 9:00 p.m.
After ifs television debut, "The Restless Sea" will be
added (in colour) to the many other entertaining and educa-
tional films provided without charge by the Bell to church,
school, club, civic groups, or other organizations. Interested
groups may obtain a catalogue of Bell films available for
private showings by calling our Business Olfice.
DO IT NOW!
Why wait for a spring that's either too messy or too
gorgeous to get any work done in? NOW is the time -.when
men and materials are available -to go ahead and have
that job done. Fel' a man for winter work, contact the
National Employment Office or scan the Yellow Pages o'f
your telephone book.
,s *
BEST POTS IN THE WORLI)
This is an era of ever -more -elaborate abbreviations,
Where a simple "SWAK"- (Sealed With A Kiss) used to
suffice on the back of an envelope, now they fell me it's
"SWAGBK" (for "Great Big" citr "Grand British," depend-
ing t:in your upper Hp).
In the telephone business, we've learned to live with
many abbreviations. Examples that are perhaps familiar to
-Distance Dialing}, "PBX" (Private Branch, Exchan e).
customers are "ANC" (All Number Calling), "DDD7i (Dict
Recently, we heard a telephone engineer, say he was
working on "WATS" and "POTS". "WATS" (Wide Area
Telephone Service) is designed for companies doing a large
volume of Long . Distance calling, and was familiar to us.
"TOTS" we never heard of (at leasr riot in a telephone sense).
!' We -questioned him about "Parr. -
"That," he said, is "Plain Old Telephone Service."
And that's still our ,most imPortant business as,,,we head
Woe:19641 bringing you the best "POTS" in "the world.
•
yo,t4A1.,
Bible Society In
Annual Canvass
Contributions to the world
wide work of the Uanadian
Bible Society in 1963 in the
Western Ontario district
amounted to $86,729.58, accord-
ing to figures released from the
Society's office in London. Sea.
forth' contribution was $111.25.
J. W. Carson, president of the
District Board of Directors, 'not-
ed that this was an encouraging
increase over the reurns of pre-
vious years. "We are particu-
larly happy about the contribu-
tions from the towns and vil-
lages of Western Ontario," Mr.
Carson stated in making this
announcement.
ivioney raised is to provide the
Christian Scriptures in more
than 1200 languages fo,r tre peo-
ple. of the world. A new pro-
gram, entitled, "God's Word For
a New Age", is calling the na-
tional Bible Societies of the
world, together with the church-
es,..for a greatly increased cir-
culation of the Scriptures thro
circulation of t h e Scripures
throughput the world. To match
the population explosion and
literacy explosion, this new pro-
gram .proposes a Scripture ex-
plosion of three times, the pres-
ent world circulation figure of
50 million copies.
Of the total received for the
worIC,of the Society in Western
Ontario, $70,732.90 came from,
contributions and canvasses, and
$15,06.66 from bequests.
The Seaforth Branch of the
Huron Junior ChorOs._.-----.
Sitig-s•Way'to-Thii•d Place
Huron Junior Farmer's choir
came within three points of
taking top honors when choirs
from counties across. Ontario
competed in Toronto Saturday.
Featured in the program were
public speaking competitions, as
well os elopes for qaurtettes,
trios, choirs and solo instrumen-
tals. ' •
The 25-rneenber Huron choir,
under the direction of J. G. Bur-
rows, Exeter, won third place.
The Toronto Conference was
centered around the 50th anni-
versary of Junior Farmers' mot-
to: "Pride in the Past, Progress
in the Present, Forward in the
Future."
Over 40 Junior Farmers and
friends are participating in a
10 -week electrical course given
by Ontario Hydro. The course
of instruction commenced on
January 8th. A field trip' was
given to the .Buchanan Station,
hear London, on January 15th.
' 4-H Sheep Club
Provided sufficient interest is
indicated, a Huron County 4-H
Sheep Club will be organized
eanly in..February. Objets of
the club will be to:
Bible Society forwarded $111.25
for 1963, compared to $205.00
in 1962. The officers of the Sea4
forth -branch are; president, Rev.
H. A. Donaldson"; secretary,
Clare Reith; treasurer, E. C.
Boswell.
Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write
her about your pcblem. She anstWers letters of general
interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies.
DEAR DORIS-My sister-in-
law, who is the mother of five
children, would like to augment
her income -ft home, if pos-
sible. She can draw and paint,
can take a candleor cake of
soap and -carve things out .of it.
I was wondering if there are
any kinds of business that let
out,,gis type of work/tpeople
to do in their homes./
SISTER-IN-LA,W
DEAR SISTER-IN-LAW - If
she is really talented, I'd say
it's worth exploring -even if
only for a hobby. The Federal
Department of Labor lists three
correspondence courses which
might intrigue her: Commercial
Art, Dressmaking, and Home
Furnishing. Write for details to
the Director of Secondary School
Correspondence Instruction, De-
partment of Education, Victoria,
B.C.
About markets, make enquir-
ies at your vocational school,: a
commercial art studio, a cloth-
ing or department store.
DEAR DORIS-I am 16 and
the girl 1 like is 14. She likes
me quite a bit. My problems
are:
1. Do you think 'she is too
young for me?
2. Do yoili think she should
be allowed to ride in a 'car, to
go to shows-, $, parties, friends'
houses, etc.?
Her parents won't let her gb
in the car now, but it really
doesn't matter to me except
that it is faster and easier trans-
portation.
• BOY FRIEND
DEAR". BOY FRIEND -1. Four-
teen is still too young for sin-
gle couple dating. In general,
two years' difference in age is
the limit, during teen-age years.
2. If you can get there on
foot, do so. A car ride for a
group is something different
again. Your yOuthful friend
needs more maturity before be-
ing subjected to the tests which
are apt to go with lonely car
rides.
* * *
Confidential to Speechless:
You asked for this or some-
thing Sim,llar when you married
a man whose education was so
inferior to yours. Somehow he
knows you scorn his ideas; so
hebecomes.a bully.. Try to ig-
nore the bluff and encourage
every constructive thought. And
when you -have a. deal of your
own to put over, show that you
value his opinion.
' * * *
DEAR- DORIS have ba
breath. I am 14 and have ask-
ed my mother to, take me to
the doctor several times. She
just says: "Oh, don't be silly,"
I .do not 'find it very amus-
ing to listen to school friends
talk about it. "I am net, shy to-
ward boys, and have been asked
to the show many times.
don't go as I am too ashamed
to even be close to a boy. Please
give me some advice.
NOT SHY, JUST SCARED
DEAR NOT SHY -Bad breath
could be a symptom of tooth
decay, stomach tradile or other
physical difficulty. The cure
may be a simple change of diet.
At least your rude friends have
made. you aware of it.
,Try again for an appointment
with the doctor.
. Sell that unnecessary piece of
furniture through a Huron Ex-
positor Classified -Ad. Phone 141.
1. To create greater interest
among young people in caring
for, feeding, developing and
marketing of sheep.
2.. To develop a better gener-
al knowledge- of breed type and
the judging and selection of
sheep.
3. To encourage the adoption
of better feeding and manage-
ment methods in the club dis-
trict.
4. To encourage the improve-
ment of the type and quality
of the sheep in the district.
Suggested. projects will -tin -
elude: Feed and care for a
flock of not less than five ewea
for the duration of the club
year; and, study recommended
practices of feeding and man -
African Violets
Need Extra Cate
African Violets- (Saint 'Patina)
are very popular house plants
grown in a large number of
Ontario homes. If given suitable
light conditions, and not over -
watered, they will continue to
flower for a long period, say
Horticulturists with the Ontario
Department of Agriculture.
These plants do not thrive in
strong sunlight,. and have to be
shaded or placed, in a north or
east window during spring and
summer, but during winter they
will do well in a south window.
Watering is best done in the,
morning with lukewarm water,
care being taken not to splash
the foliage. Yellow- or white
spots, circles or , streaks on the
leaves are caused by allowing
cool ,ivater to come in contact
with the leaves when watering,
or by condensation .of moisture
from the air due to a sudden
drop in temperature, or by ,wa,-
tering with cold water.
It is not wise to immerse .the
pots in' containers of water, as
crystals of. soil nutrients tend
to form on the surface of the
soil, which may in time become
toxic to the plant..
WIND
• TORNADO • CYCLONE
-Insurance
R. F. McKERCHER
Phone 849 -R Seafofth
Representing the Western
Farmers' Weather Insurance
Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont.
BARN CLEANER
SILO UNLOADER
& BUNK FEEDER
YOU'LL GET BETTER ,PER-
FORMANCE AND LONGER
WEAR FROM., A BADGER
mum • SERVICE INSTALLATION
JOHN BEANE, Jr
BRUCEFIELD
SALES - SERVICE
Phone Collect.,
HU 2-9250, Clinton
TENDERS WANTED
FOR
21 -foot Tandem Axle Trailer
WITH FLAT BED AND RAMP
Bids invited on either custom built or company manu-
factured. Specifications may be obtained from Secre-
tary -Treasurer
Maitland Valley Conservation,
Authorit-y
139 Inkerman St. Box 760 Listowel, Qnt.
Tenders to be in hands of Secretary -Treasurer up to 5
p.m., Tuesday, January 28, 1964. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted. ,
NICE
1962 CHEV. SEDAN -Radio $ 2,225.00
1961 ,CORVAJR STATION WAGON 1,375.00
1959 CHEV. MPALA SEDAN-A.T. 1,475.00
1961 FALCON SEDAN 1,675.00
1960 VOLKS PICKUP TRUCK 895.00
" 875.00
1957 FORD COACH -8 Cylinder ''-
750.00
1956 CHEV. S N
1955 MONAR DAN 576.00.
375.00
O.K. RECONDITIONED "No Reasonable Offer itefused",
1957 OLDS SEDAN-A.T.
Seaforth
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agement and keep records of
the cost of production. -
Boys -and , girls who have
reached their 12th birthday by
January 1, 1964, and have not
reached their 21st birthday by
December 31, 1964, are invited
to join a club of their choice.
Anyone interested is request-
ed to contact the Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture' Box
159, Clinton, not later than Jan-
uary 22, 1964. The date and
place of thg organizational meet-
ing will be announced later.
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tWat:SuP Life of CanadaIlliis one
of the world's leading life insurance
companies, with 150 branCh offices
throughout North America?
Ao the Sun I.ife repreent•
(11''1.! 'hi your c.uannuaity,
uiri:f) I/ ,,f s•er--!ce?
JOHN J. WALSH
Phone 271-3000 - 48 Rebecca St., STRATFORD
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS - Phone 141
Read the Advertisements - It's a Profitable Pastime!
•
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Because it's more effective. SHUR-GAIN- Fertilizer is granulated
after the ingredients have been .mixed and isnot just a blend of
granular"materials. As 'a result each granule contains all three
plant food elements in .t4e right proportions.
Ordinary gianular and blended fertilizers simply consist of a
mixture of ingredients, either in powder form or granules.
Although it's easier to make fertilizer that way it cannot be,
as effective in use due to the separation of ingredients of
different size and weight. •
As every granule contains all the guaranteed plant food
elements, SHUR-GAIN Selected-d'ranulated Fertilizer remains
completely balanced throughout storing, shipping and spreading
-tesulting in balanced feeding of plants from every granule;
consiStent, more even application of the best possible fertilizer
to give you maximum yields and top returns from your
fertilizer dollar.
As always it pays to get the finest fertilizer for your good
earth-SHUR-GAIN Sleeted -Granulated.
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CONTROLLER
An expanding organization with head,
office in Toronto has asked us to assist
them in locating candidates for the new
position of Controller.
Repoi:ting to the General Manager, this
man will be responsible' for the direction aner
supervision of a small' office -gaff and all account-
ing functions, office systems and procedures,
Along with the preparation of financial state-
ments, and reports.
A recognized accounting degree plus some experi-
ence in systems and data processing are necessary.
Experience in newspaper or advertising agency would
be an asset. Age 28 to 35. Stalling salary $7,500 - $8,500.
Replies,which will be held in strictest confidence„
should state age, education,. detailed business experience
and present salary and'should be addressed to:
WOODS, GORDON 8, CO.
15 Wellington Street West
Toronto 1, Ontario
Management Consultants
ELLINEL
by W. W. Haysom
your telephone manager
"THE RESTLESS SEA"
The FLIP (Floating Instrument Panel), a 355 -foot
search vessel that literally flips on end to record ocean
sounds, is featured in some of the .dramatic footage in "The
Restless Sea", a new Science Series television program spon-
sored by the Bell.' A Walt -Disney -produced probe into the
waters that cover nearly three-quarters of the earth's sur-
face, the hour-long program will be telecast over the CBC
network on Thursday, January 23, at 9:00 p.m.
After ifs television debut, "The Restless Sea" will be
added (in colour) to the many other entertaining and educa-
tional films provided without charge by the Bell to church,
school, club, civic groups, or other organizations. Interested
groups may obtain a catalogue of Bell films available for
private showings by calling our Business Olfice.
DO IT NOW!
Why wait for a spring that's either too messy or too
gorgeous to get any work done in? NOW is the time -.when
men and materials are available -to go ahead and have
that job done. Fel' a man for winter work, contact the
National Employment Office or scan the Yellow Pages o'f
your telephone book.
,s *
BEST POTS IN THE WORLI)
This is an era of ever -more -elaborate abbreviations,
Where a simple "SWAK"- (Sealed With A Kiss) used to
suffice on the back of an envelope, now they fell me it's
"SWAGBK" (for "Great Big" citr "Grand British," depend-
ing t:in your upper Hp).
In the telephone business, we've learned to live with
many abbreviations. Examples that are perhaps familiar to
-Distance Dialing}, "PBX" (Private Branch, Exchan e).
customers are "ANC" (All Number Calling), "DDD7i (Dict
Recently, we heard a telephone engineer, say he was
working on "WATS" and "POTS". "WATS" (Wide Area
Telephone Service) is designed for companies doing a large
volume of Long . Distance calling, and was familiar to us.
"TOTS" we never heard of (at leasr riot in a telephone sense).
!' We -questioned him about "Parr. -
"That," he said, is "Plain Old Telephone Service."
And that's still our ,most imPortant business as,,,we head
Woe:19641 bringing you the best "POTS" in "the world.
•
yo,t4A1.,
Bible Society In
Annual Canvass
Contributions to the world
wide work of the Uanadian
Bible Society in 1963 in the
Western Ontario district
amounted to $86,729.58, accord-
ing to figures released from the
Society's office in London. Sea.
forth' contribution was $111.25.
J. W. Carson, president of the
District Board of Directors, 'not-
ed that this was an encouraging
increase over the reurns of pre-
vious years. "We are particu-
larly happy about the contribu-
tions from the towns and vil-
lages of Western Ontario," Mr.
Carson stated in making this
announcement.
ivioney raised is to provide the
Christian Scriptures in more
than 1200 languages fo,r tre peo-
ple. of the world. A new pro-
gram, entitled, "God's Word For
a New Age", is calling the na-
tional Bible Societies of the
world, together with the church-
es,..for a greatly increased cir-
culation of the Scriptures thro
circulation of t h e Scripures
throughput the world. To match
the population explosion and
literacy explosion, this new pro-
gram .proposes a Scripture ex-
plosion of three times, the pres-
ent world circulation figure of
50 million copies.
Of the total received for the
worIC,of the Society in Western
Ontario, $70,732.90 came from,
contributions and canvasses, and
$15,06.66 from bequests.
The Seaforth Branch of the
Huron Junior ChorOs._.-----.
Sitig-s•Way'to-Thii•d Place
Huron Junior Farmer's choir
came within three points of
taking top honors when choirs
from counties across. Ontario
competed in Toronto Saturday.
Featured in the program were
public speaking competitions, as
well os elopes for qaurtettes,
trios, choirs and solo instrumen-
tals. ' •
The 25-rneenber Huron choir,
under the direction of J. G. Bur-
rows, Exeter, won third place.
The Toronto Conference was
centered around the 50th anni-
versary of Junior Farmers' mot-
to: "Pride in the Past, Progress
in the Present, Forward in the
Future."
Over 40 Junior Farmers and
friends are participating in a
10 -week electrical course given
by Ontario Hydro. The course
of instruction commenced on
January 8th. A field trip' was
given to the .Buchanan Station,
hear London, on January 15th.
' 4-H Sheep Club
Provided sufficient interest is
indicated, a Huron County 4-H
Sheep Club will be organized
eanly in..February. Objets of
the club will be to:
Bible Society forwarded $111.25
for 1963, compared to $205.00
in 1962. The officers of the Sea4
forth -branch are; president, Rev.
H. A. Donaldson"; secretary,
Clare Reith; treasurer, E. C.
Boswell.
Canadian social worker Doris Clark invites you to write
her about your pcblem. She anstWers letters of general
interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies.
DEAR DORIS-My sister-in-
law, who is the mother of five
children, would like to augment
her income -ft home, if pos-
sible. She can draw and paint,
can take a candleor cake of
soap and -carve things out .of it.
I was wondering if there are
any kinds of business that let
out,,gis type of work/tpeople
to do in their homes./
SISTER-IN-LA,W
DEAR SISTER-IN-LAW - If
she is really talented, I'd say
it's worth exploring -even if
only for a hobby. The Federal
Department of Labor lists three
correspondence courses which
might intrigue her: Commercial
Art, Dressmaking, and Home
Furnishing. Write for details to
the Director of Secondary School
Correspondence Instruction, De-
partment of Education, Victoria,
B.C.
About markets, make enquir-
ies at your vocational school,: a
commercial art studio, a cloth-
ing or department store.
DEAR DORIS-I am 16 and
the girl 1 like is 14. She likes
me quite a bit. My problems
are:
1. Do you think 'she is too
young for me?
2. Do yoili think she should
be allowed to ride in a 'car, to
go to shows-, $, parties, friends'
houses, etc.?
Her parents won't let her gb
in the car now, but it really
doesn't matter to me except
that it is faster and easier trans-
portation.
• BOY FRIEND
DEAR". BOY FRIEND -1. Four-
teen is still too young for sin-
gle couple dating. In general,
two years' difference in age is
the limit, during teen-age years.
2. If you can get there on
foot, do so. A car ride for a
group is something different
again. Your yOuthful friend
needs more maturity before be-
ing subjected to the tests which
are apt to go with lonely car
rides.
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Confidential to Speechless:
You asked for this or some-
thing Sim,llar when you married
a man whose education was so
inferior to yours. Somehow he
knows you scorn his ideas; so
hebecomes.a bully.. Try to ig-
nore the bluff and encourage
every constructive thought. And
when you -have a. deal of your
own to put over, show that you
value his opinion.
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DEAR- DORIS have ba
breath. I am 14 and have ask-
ed my mother to, take me to
the doctor several times. She
just says: "Oh, don't be silly,"
I .do not 'find it very amus-
ing to listen to school friends
talk about it. "I am net, shy to-
ward boys, and have been asked
to the show many times.
don't go as I am too ashamed
to even be close to a boy. Please
give me some advice.
NOT SHY, JUST SCARED
DEAR NOT SHY -Bad breath
could be a symptom of tooth
decay, stomach tradile or other
physical difficulty. The cure
may be a simple change of diet.
At least your rude friends have
made. you aware of it.
,Try again for an appointment
with the doctor.
. Sell that unnecessary piece of
furniture through a Huron Ex-
positor Classified -Ad. Phone 141.
1. To create greater interest
among young people in caring
for, feeding, developing and
marketing of sheep.
2.. To develop a better gener-
al knowledge- of breed type and
the judging and selection of
sheep.
3. To encourage the adoption
of better feeding and manage-
ment methods in the club dis-
trict.
4. To encourage the improve-
ment of the type and quality
of the sheep in the district.
Suggested. projects will -tin -
elude: Feed and care for a
flock of not less than five ewea
for the duration of the club
year; and, study recommended
practices of feeding and man -
African Violets
Need Extra Cate
African Violets- (Saint 'Patina)
are very popular house plants
grown in a large number of
Ontario homes. If given suitable
light conditions, and not over -
watered, they will continue to
flower for a long period, say
Horticulturists with the Ontario
Department of Agriculture.
These plants do not thrive in
strong sunlight,. and have to be
shaded or placed, in a north or
east window during spring and
summer, but during winter they
will do well in a south window.
Watering is best done in the,
morning with lukewarm water,
care being taken not to splash
the foliage. Yellow- or white
spots, circles or , streaks on the
leaves are caused by allowing
cool ,ivater to come in contact
with the leaves when watering,
or by condensation .of moisture
from the air due to a sudden
drop in temperature, or by ,wa,-
tering with cold water.
It is not wise to immerse .the
pots in' containers of water, as
crystals of. soil nutrients tend
to form on the surface of the
soil, which may in time become
toxic to the plant..
WIND
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-Insurance
R. F. McKERCHER
Phone 849 -R Seafofth
Representing the Western
Farmers' Weather Insurance
Mutual Co., Woodstock, Ont.
BARN CLEANER
SILO UNLOADER
& BUNK FEEDER
YOU'LL GET BETTER ,PER-
FORMANCE AND LONGER
WEAR FROM., A BADGER
mum • SERVICE INSTALLATION
JOHN BEANE, Jr
BRUCEFIELD
SALES - SERVICE
Phone Collect.,
HU 2-9250, Clinton
TENDERS WANTED
FOR
21 -foot Tandem Axle Trailer
WITH FLAT BED AND RAMP
Bids invited on either custom built or company manu-
factured. Specifications may be obtained from Secre-
tary -Treasurer
Maitland Valley Conservation,
Authorit-y
139 Inkerman St. Box 760 Listowel, Qnt.
Tenders to be in hands of Secretary -Treasurer up to 5
p.m., Tuesday, January 28, 1964. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted. ,
NICE
1962 CHEV. SEDAN -Radio $ 2,225.00
1961 ,CORVAJR STATION WAGON 1,375.00
1959 CHEV. MPALA SEDAN-A.T. 1,475.00
1961 FALCON SEDAN 1,675.00
1960 VOLKS PICKUP TRUCK 895.00
" 875.00
1957 FORD COACH -8 Cylinder ''-
750.00
1956 CHEV. S N
1955 MONAR DAN 576.00.
375.00
O.K. RECONDITIONED "No Reasonable Offer itefused",
1957 OLDS SEDAN-A.T.
Seaforth
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agement and keep records of
the cost of production. -
Boys -and , girls who have
reached their 12th birthday by
January 1, 1964, and have not
reached their 21st birthday by
December 31, 1964, are invited
to join a club of their choice.
Anyone interested is request-
ed to contact the Ontario De-
partment of Agriculture' Box
159, Clinton, not later than Jan-
uary 22, 1964. The date and
place of thg organizational meet-
ing will be announced later.
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