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The Huron Expositor, 1964-08-13, Page 4Richard G, Muegge-Eng. C. 73, Eng. 'L. 59, Alg. 68, Geom. 79, Trig. 78, Phy. 64, Chem. 55, Fr. A. 50. Robert J. Muegge-Eng. C. 81, Eng. L. 64, Alg. 82, Geom. 80, Trig. 84, Phy. 85, Chem. 70, Fr. A. 56, Fr. C. 64. Robert E. Munn -Eng, C. 72, Eng. -L. 67, Alg. 56, Geom. 77, Trig. 56, Phy. 57, Chem. 58, Fr. A. 59, Fr. C. 50. Glen E. Nott-Geom. 66, Trig. 71, Bot. 62, Chem. 68. Kenneth G. Papple - Geom. 56, Chem. 54, Lat. A. 50. John W. Peever-Eng. C. 78. Joan E. Pryce - Alg. 74, Geom. 58, Trig. 64. Joan E. Reynolds -Eng. C. 74, Eng. L. 57, Hist. 77, Bot. 53, Zoo. 60, Lat. A. 61, Lat. C. 56, Fr. A. ¢1, Fr. C. 54. Ruth M. Ritchie -Eng. C. 50, Eng. L. 55, Zoo. 65, Fr. C. 53. Darrel R. Schneider -Eng. C. 71, Eng. L. 50, Alg. 57, Geom. 66, Trig. 53, Phy. 62, Chem. 50. Elizabeth R. Stewart -Eng. C. 51. Laurie G. Stockwell -Eng. C. 71, Eng. L. 50, Geom. 57, Trig. 53, Chem. 54. J. William Teall-Chem. 52, Judith L. Thompson -Eng. C. 63, Eng. L. 61, Geom. 50, Bot. 55, Zoo. 66, Lat. A. 52, Lat. C. 56, Fr. A. 60, Fr. C. 57. Brian S. Traviss-Eng, C. 63, Eng, L. 70, Alg. 51, Geom. 70, Trig. 72, Phy. 55, Chem. 70, Fr. A. 64, Fr. C. 62. Donald W. Tremeer-Eng. L. 50. • Anthony H. Visser -Eng. C. 51, Eng. L. 57, Alg'. 57, Geom. 64, ,Phy. 60, Chem. 62, Fr. A. 59, Fr. C. 50. ' Bruce .N. Whitmoreng. C. 63, Eng. L. 61, Hist. 63, Alg. 50, Trig. 60, Bot. 64, Chem 62, Fr. A. 51, Fr. C. 52. Wilfred L. .Whyte -Eng.' C. 50, Eng. L. 56, . Alg. 59. Petition Protests (Continued from Page 1) 0. Turnbull said, referring to the facilities which the petition protested. • Mayor MacLean suggested that perhaps the people were not informed as to what was contemplated when they circu- lated the petition. The petition follows: "We, the residents of John Street, consder the making of a park- ing lot out of the former Haw- thorne property, to be injur- ious to the valuation of all the surrounding properties and re- quest that no permit be issued for this purpose" Mrs. Ev- elyn Appleby, Dorothy K. Parke, Mae I. Smith, Robert. M. Smith, J. L. Oliver, Vera Oliver, E. C. Boswell, Mary L. Boswell, Irwin Johnston, Mrs. T. Elder, Ella H. Elder, J. W. Talbot, Velma Talbot, Ernest Geddes, Mrs: Ernest., Geddes, Mabel Thomp- son, Greta Thompson, Jean Cairns, Mrs. Olive Tebbutt, Mel- ville Staffen, Mrs., Melville Staf- fen, Mrs. Ethel McDougall, Jan- et Schneider, Norman .Schnei- der, Fred. H. (Ted) Savauge, Heidi E. Savauge. Sell that unnecessary piece of furniture through a Huron Ex- positor xpositor Classified Ad. • Phone 141. Large Crowds (Continued from Page If ice cream (U.D.P.C.), Mra. F. Smale; 4 gallon ice cream (U. D.P.C.), Peg Grieve, Egmond- ville; $3.00 dry cleaning (Flan- nery's), Mrs. Ross Alexander, Egmondville; 6 dozen oranges (Phillips), Ruth Cluff; two diii- 'ners (Queen's), Mrs. Dave Stew- art; honey (Wilfred Kelly), Mrs. F.,ldin Kerr, RR 1. Special Prizes - Rocking chair, Mrs. George McCartney; seat covers, Scott Cluff; umbrel- la and table, Dorothy MacLen- nan. RECEPTION for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Milison (nee Nancy Pepper) LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH FRIDAY, AUG. 21st Wilbee's Orchestra Ladies please bring Lunch EVERYBODY WELCOME August 23; 1964 LEGION Branch 156 Mixed Tournament At Doig's Golf Course PRIZES LOW GROSS - LOW NET - Refreshments - $2.00 PER GOLFER Classified ads pay dividends. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' REV. DOUGLAS 0. FRY Minister Sulidays August 16th WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. Joint Service in Northside United Church SERMON -Rev. Doug 0. Fry Sunday 'School Classes are suspended during the summer months. LAKEVIEW CASINO Grand Bend -TWIST - MONDAYS 9-12 P.M. The Classics Spectacular New Group Wednesdays and Fridays 9-12 p.m. - The Del-Reys. SATURDAYS 9.12 P.M. • • Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orch. ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - Branch 156 ANNUAL PICNIC Sunday, August 15th 2 p.m. LIONS PARK, SEAFORTH All Veterans and their families are welcome to attend. BRING LUNCH JACK EISLER CHARLES. WOOD President Social Events r i ONEXPOSITOR, SEAFORTfl, ONT., AUG. 13, 1964 WE R for.. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Sholdice (Barbara Plutnsteel) Brodhayen Community Centre SAT. EVENING, AUGUST 15th Wilbee's Orchestra LUNCH PROVIDED - Everybody Welcome - Reception -Dance for MR. & MRS. BRUCE PAPPLE (nee Marg Drake) STAFFA HALL Friday, August 14! Injured In Highway Crash Two men were injured in a two -car crash on Highway 8, just west of here early on the morning of August 1. Robert Eickmeyer, 23, of RR 4. Mitchell, was taken to Scott Memorial Hospital and later re- moved to Victoria Hospital, London, with a fractured hip and facial lacerations. Robert , Jacob Weitzel, 22, of Mitchell, was treated for facial lacera- tions and released. Their car was in collision with a westbound car driven by Cpl. Napoleon G. LeBlanc, of RCAF Station Clinton, A passenger in the, LeBlanc car was Cpl. George Robertson, who received back and kidney injur- ies. Seaforth provincial police investigated: Norris Orchestra Ladies please bring lunch DANCING Every Friday Night at Bl uewater Dancel and Music by DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA - SPECIAL - Dancing Saturday, August 15th THE Elmer Safety Series Continues The fourth in the series of Elmer's summer safety contest appears on page seven of The Huron Expositor. Contestants are reminded to follow instruc- tions. that accompany the pic- ture. Deadline for submitting, the fourth picture is August 19th. Entries must be sent to the IOntario Safety League, 208 King St. W., Toronto, sponsors to the music of tof the contest in co-operation CAVALIERS - 9 - 12 with' a number of Ontario news- . , papers. including The Huron Expositor. Our New Chef ORVAL GUY invites you -to visit the QUEEN'S HOTEL DINING ROOM (Fully Licensed) Open for reservations for Banquets • Weddings 0 Receptions' -- FINE FOOD. We specialize in Chops & Steaks CASH -- BINGO--cnsx Friday, August 14 - 8:00 p.m. .LEGION HALL; SEAFORTH • 15 REGULAR GAMES FOR $10.00 3 SHARE THE WEALTH' with SPECIAL JACKPOT $75.00 -- Full house with 56 numbers called. - Children under 16 not permitted - ADMISSION $1.00 Extra Cards 25c, or 7 for $1.00 Auspices Seaforth Branch 156, Canadian Legion PROCEEDS FOR WELFARE WORK • SUNRISE BEAN MEETING 8:00 a.m. Thursday, August 27, 1964 Farm of JACK PECK - Kippen 11/4 milest west of .No. 4 All Bean Growers are invitedto see and hear bbout Liquid and Dry Fertilizers - Trace Elements - Con- trol of the Bean Beetle, Varieties, Etc. 100 Demonstrations & Research on 25 acres HURON COUNTY SOIL AND CROP IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Supported by Ontario Bean Growers Association The Western Ontario - STEAM THRESHERS REUNION August 14 & 15, 1964 Greenwood Driving.Park (Fair Grounds) PETROLIA Parade Each Afternoon at Greenwood Driving Park in Front of Grandstand A Prize for the Oldest Thresherman on the Grounds on Saturday Free Draws for Prizes each Afternoon CHICKEN BARBECUE DINNER served on Saturday by Fair Board Ladies ADMISSION - Men $1.00 Paid Up Members, Women & Children Free -• FREE - PARKING - CHARLES SPICER„ Secretary R.R. 1, Corunna gti WALTONI NEWS OF THE WEEK •Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Badley, Harold and Donnie and Mrs. Badley's !brother, 'John Pribyl, of Swift 'Current, Sask., are at present ..visiting with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Badley, and grandmoth- er, Mrs. Peter McDonald, and attended the Badley -Bragg wed- ding on Saturday. -Mrs. Harvey Craig received word that her brother, Harry Stewart, had passed away in Vancouver: Mr, and Mrs. Donald McDon- ald and Grant, of Montreal, have returned home after holi- daying with the latter's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ryan, Mr. Malcolm Fraser has been confined to Wingham Memorial Hospital, for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutledge and family, of Ottawa, were re- cent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Krkby and Mark, of Woodstock, have returned home. after holidaying with Mr, Frank Kirkby and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kirkby. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Scott and Jim, of Fargo, North Dako- to, visited with the Ryan fam- ilies, Mrs. Jean Miller, and other friends and relatives in the vicinity. Mr. and Mrs, Armour Dun- das, of Strathroy, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. James Lamond and family, of London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Porter. Miss Ruth Ritchie spent last weekend with Mr. and.. Mrs. James Ritchie and other rela- tives in. London. • Mr. and Mrs. Donald Maier, London, and .Mr. Robert Pritch- ard.. of Toronto, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. David Watson. Mrs.' Pritchard, Kim and Mark returned home after spending the past week with her parents. Miss Pearl Thamer, Stratford, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Thamer. Misses Linda Hall and Judy Clark, of London, have return- ed home after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smalldon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson of London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter over the weekend. Mrs. Thomas McMichael, of Goderich, was guest ofhonor last Sunday at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMich- ael. The following relatives were present for the birthday dinner and to offer congratula- tions on her 84th birthday: Miss Evelyn McMichael. Gode- rich; Mr. and Mrs. William Dale, Deanna, Kathy and Cheryl, of Kinburn; Mr. and Mrs. Don- ald Glousher, of Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Murray Scott, Melanie and Meribeth (twins), Belgrave; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McMichael, Preston, and Miss Audrey Mc- Michael, Stratford. Kr. and Mrs. Harem Bakker, of Dedemsvaart, Holland, are returning home on Friday- af- ter spending the past six weeks with their son and daughter-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. John Bakker. Miss Florence Smith, of St. Thomas, visited with Mrs. Peter McDonald and attended the Badley -Bragg .wedding on Sat- urday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson,, of Woodville, . were weekend guests at the home of Mrs. Maud Leeming. Mrs. Mary Mowbray, Toron- to, and Mrs. John Linton, of Windsor, visited with Miss Mary Mowbray and Mrs. Maud Leeming on Friday. Mrs. Robert Pickering, San- dra, Kim, Bob and David, of Oakville, visited with Mr. and Mrs:. George Dundas last week. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard. Leem- ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Ronton Mitchell, -Carlingford, Miss Norma Leeming, London, Ross Leeming, St. Marys, and Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson, Mit- chell, Mr. and Mrs. George Hibbert spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aitchison, Schom- berg. Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell, of Bayfield, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. William Leeming. Girls attending Camp Min- nehaha at Goderich sutnmer school last week were: Judy Thamer, Connie Coutts, Sharon Marks, Gail Traviss, Brenda Bewley, Karen McDonald; Bev- erley McCall, Mary Leeming, Leona Glanville and Karen Mc - Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. George Hibbert attended the Jeffer - Wolser wedding at Guelph on Satur- day. Recent guests with Mr. and Mrs. George Hibbert:'Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffers, Perth; Miss Caroline Anne Wolser, Elora; Sub -Lieutenant William Jeffers, Halifax, and Mrs. Wal- ter Nelson, Mount Forest. Mrs. Clarence Rapien, of RR 2, Walton, was winner of the $1,000 draw at the Seaforth Lions Carnival Friday night. Mrs. Neil McGavin won a chair at the penny auction, donated by John Boshart &,Sons Ltd., the same evening. Mrs. F. H. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beuerman, McKillop. Mrs. Margaret Leeming, of Seaforth, is visitingwith her sister; Mrs. Fern Patterson. Me. and 112rs. Thomas Hack - well and Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hackwefl attended the funeral of Mrs. Hackwe].1's sister, Mrs. Mary Ann Minnie Moore, at Mitchell on Tuesday. Miss Isabel Pethick, of Win- throp, spent last week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williamson. Little Vincent Colyer, of Kit- chener, is visiting with his • grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Delion, of -Kitchener, visited with •the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters. Miss Meo Matthews and Miss Ruth Ennis, of Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas En- nis recently. WI Will Meet The monthly meeting of the Women's Institute will be held Wednesday, Aug. 19, at 8:30 p.m., instead of the regular meeting date. A film, "The Horn of Plenty," will be shown with Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs. Clarence Martin as co -conven- ers. Guest institutes will be present, and special musical numbers will be presented. Roll call is to, be answered with "a use for stainless steel.". McKillop Unit The monthly meeting of the McKillop Unit was held Wed- nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Murray Dennis with 18 adults and 29 children present. Mrs. William Roe opened the 'meeting with a reading. entit- led, "Praise." Hymn 616, "Holy Spirit, Hear Us," was followed with a story by Marjann Wild- fong. Prayer was offered by Betty Roe, after which Jean Roe read the Scripture. • The topic, "Mayling Was Shy," was given ` by Mrs. Norman Schade. The closing hymn, -Praise Him, Praise Him, All Ye Little Children," was •sung and the Mizpah benediction re- peated in unison. A picnic, including races and contests, was enjoyed follow- ing the meeting, after which a lunch was served. Mrs. Ernie Toll is visiting in Toronto. Miss Loreen Roe, Stratford, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Lorne Roe. STAFFA Thirty-five Staffa Institute members and friends travelled by • bus to Stratford Thursday evening to attend the Shake- speran play, "King Lear," and the, operetta, "The Yeoman of the Guard." Mrs. Anthony Brait and Rich- ard visited with Mrs. Sam Nor- ris and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris and daughters prior • to leaving for St. John's, New- foundland, where Mr. and Mrs. Brait and Richard will reside for the next two years. Misses Gail Agar and Darlene Templeman are holidaying this week with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dennis, Walton. Miss Patti Norris is holiday- ing this week with her cousins, Joan and Jackie Burleigh, Sea - forth. • Miss Bonnie Kerslake, Crom- arty, visited for a few days with her cousin, Brenda Kerslake. Bob Templeman spent . the weekend with , Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cole and family, Crom- arty. . Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lyall and Nancy, Agincourt, holidayed last week with Mrs. Sam Nor- ris and 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris and daughters. Gail Harburn holidayed last week- with Elizabeth Temple- ] -man and David Templeman hol- i idayed with Bobby Harburn. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daynard, Heather and Eleanor Kemp left Sunday on a motor trip to Bri- tish Columbia. They are going by way of the United States and returning home by the north route. EGMONDVILLE Mr. and Mrs. R. Varley, Jim and Marion, of St. Catharines, visited with the former's moth- er, Mrs. R. Dalrymple, on Still - day. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones and sons, who have been staying with the former's 'mother and sister, Mrs. Jones and Mr. 'and Mrs. Cleave Coombs, for the past month, returned to their home in England by plane on Sunday. Gail and Jan Oke, of Wind- sor, who have been visiting with Mrs. Norman MacLean and Elizabeth for the past two weeks, returned to their home on Sunday. i SQHS Students Learn Grade 13Exam Results Robert Muegge was top stu- dent when SDHS Grade 13 ex- am results were announced Wednesday. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Muegge, Seaforth, he ob-. tamed 74% on nine papers. He plans to attend University of Waterloo. Students were suc- cessful in passing 82% of the papers written. "With one or two exceptions, results were about what we ex- pected," L. P. Plumsteel, SDHS principal said, and added, that most of the students who wrote the exams would be able to do what they had planned. Constance E: Britton -Eng. C. 51, Alg. 58, Geom. 68, Trig. 63, Fr. C. 54. Joyce A. Brown -Eng. C. 61; Eng. L. 56, Hist. •65, Bot. 60, Zoo, 57, Lat. A. 56. Karl W. Campbell -Eng. C. 64, Eng. L. 58, Alg. 54, Geom. •76, Trig. 55, Phys. 61, Chem. 72, Fr. A. 57, F'r. C. 51. Kenneth R. Cardiff -Fr. A. 57, Fr. C. 57. Donald W. Coyne-Alg. 60, Geom. 70, Trig. 62, Phy. 68. Mary M. Crich -Eng. C. 63, Eng. L. 72, Hist. 77, Bot. 62, Zoo. 66, Lat. A. 55, Lat. C. 50, Fr. A. 70, Fr. C. 50. Dorothy G. Dalton --,Eng. C. 56, Eng. L. 70, Hist. 73, Bot. 77, Zoo. 77, Lat. A. 79, Lat. C. 78, Fr, A. 59, Fr. C. 64. Geraldine M. Dennis -Eng. C. 54, Eng. L. 63, Bot. 54, Zoo. 64, Chem. 62, Lat. A. 68, Lat. C. 57, Fr. A. 50. Judith M. Earle -Eng. C. 64, Eng. L. 73, Hist. 68, Alg. 54, Bot. 62, Zoo. 74, Chem. 56, Fr. A. 56, Fr. C. 50. Mary E. Flannery -Eng. C. 64, Eng. L. 66, Hist. '73, Bot. 51, Zoo. 66, Lat A. 57, Lat. C. 60, Fr. A. 65, 'Fr. C. 51. Nora J. Gorwill-Eng. C. 55, Eng. L. 63, Hist. 59, Bot. 51, Zoo. 66, Fr. A. .56. Freida A. Hassan Zoo. 51. Margaret C. Hillen-Eng, L. 53. Brenda C. .Houston -Eng. L, 51, Eng. C. 58. John A. Jacobi - Alg. 54, Geom. 53, Trig. 64, Phy. 51, Chem. 52. James D. MacRae -Eng. C. 54, Eng. L. 60, Alg. 52, Geom. 71, Trig. 60, Phy. 56, Chem. 53, Fr. C. 50. • Keith I. McLean -Eng. C. 72, Eng. L. 60, Hist. 74, Bot. 56, Zoo. 51. H'uron Liberals Hear Candidates' Huron Liberals heard- Ontario Leadership candidates at the annual picnic of the federal and provincial riding associa- tions at Jowett's Grove, Bay- field, on Wednesday. The leadership Candidates - Robert Nixon, Andy Thompson, Charles Templeton, J. J. Greene and Eddie Sargeant, spoke briefly and took advant- age of the picnic atmosphere to meet members of the associ- ations. Delegates to ,represent the ridings were electi?d at a short meeting preceding a picnic sup- per. In charge of the election were William Elston, Wingham, president of the Huron Federal Association, and Beecher Men- zies, Clinton, president of the provincial group. Delegates are: Provincial -A. MacKay Harper, Goderich; How- ard Aitken., Goderich; Peter Raymond, Exeter; Larry Wheat- ley, RR, Dublin; Ralph Smith, Goderich; Mrs. Jessie Addison, Clinton; George Deichert, Zur- ich.- Alternates-Gordon ur- ich -Alternates-Gordon llatz, RR 3, Dashwood; Noel LaPorte, RR 2, Zurich; Antoine Garon, Clin- ton. Federal -Ken McDougall, RR 1, Auburn; Ivan Kalbfleisch, Zurich; John Broadfoot, RR 1, Brucefield. Other, delegates from Huron include: Gordon McGavin, Wal- ton, and Harry Strang, RR, Hensall, Liberal candidates in the last elections; A. Y. McLean, Seaiforth, former Member of Parliament and secretary of the Western Ontario North Liberal Association; William Elston, R R., Wingham; E. B. Menzies, Clinton, and Daniel Murphy, Goderich, members of stand- ing committees of the Western Ontario North Association. During the afternoon a ser- ies of sports events were tar- ried out under the direction of Larry Wheatley, Dublin. _Winners were: daces - Pre- school boys, Freddie Mennei-- steg, Michael Denomme, Stevie Something New In Cucumbers Something new in cucumbers came to light this week when Percy Little displayed a Siam- ese twin model. The cucutn- bers, •perfectly formed, are join- ed along their length. The unique • stample w a s grown on the farm of 'Louis' Bolton, RR 1, Dublin. Loses Finger While Threshing Stewart Wilson, Brucefield, was injured Monday night when he lost a finger in a threshing 'machine. He is in Scott Mem- orial Hospital. Dial • Change Here Set For November 15 Dial telephones come to Sea - forth on November 15, accord- ing to W. W. Haysom, area Bell Telephone manager. Mr. Hay- som said dial switching equip- ment is now being installed in the new telephone buildings, in both Seaforth and Hensall, • in preparation for the introduc- tion of dial service. Tb provide for Seaforth's telephone needs, equipment al- lowing for 2,000 terminals - each representing a telpehone number -is being installed in the new building on Chalk St. In Hensall, equipment .provid. ing 1,200 terminals, is being installed in the building on the east side of Highway 4. All of the equipment being installed has been designed and manufactured to meet the spe- cific requirements of both Sea - forth and of Hensall, W. W. Haysom, Bell Telephone manag- er in this area, explained. Referring to the many activi- ties surrounding the dial con- versions, Mr. Haysom said all phases of the projects are pro- gressing according to schedule. One of the biggest jobs involves rebuilding and extending the outside Wire and cable net- works serving• the exchange areas ,and adapting them far Jewitt; girls, Isabel Mair, Jes-. sie Chambers, Mary Anne El- ston; under seven, boys, Rich- ard Mennersteg, Joe McLean, Fred Mennersteg; girls, Linda Mair; under 9: boys, Brian Jewitt, Kenneth Jewitt, Kevin Jewitt; girls, Marilyn. Jeffery, Barbara Blake; under 11, boys, Larry Jewitt, John Taylor, John Mennersteg; girls, Marilyn Jef- fery, Elizabeth Vermont, Joanne Vermont; under 14: boys, Ross Jewitt, Greg Burns, Francis Vermont: girls, Elizabeth Ver- mont, Barbara Blake, Greta Burns; softball throw, Richard Mennersteg, Kenneth Jewitt, John Mennersteg, Francis. Ver - Vermont, John Taylor, . Walter Vermont, Ray Burns, Greg Burns, Larry Jewitt, Don Ed- gar; slipper toss, Marilyn Jef- fery, Joan Vermont, Barbara Blake, Elizabeth Vermont, Nor- ma Mair, Greta Burns; needle and thread, Francis Vermont and Joanne Vermont; Barbara Blake and Raymond Burns; Chuck Chambers and Elizabeth Vermont. Seaforth Adopts (Continued from Page 1) in which Seaforth was com- mended for the courteous way in 'Which parking •infraction tickets are handled; - considered problem o f driveway entrances on Gode- rich Street that were not pav- ed • during the rebuilding pro- gram, recalling it had been in- tended to do all entrances, and referred the matter to public works committee; - agreed to remove trees on East William Street damaged in a fire during.. street oiling a year ago; - discussed making available land to Wright & Leyburn as site for scales, and agreed with Councillor Turnbull that own- ers should be encouraged to retain livestock scales in teWn; -agreed action should be pressed against property owners who refused to co-operate in clean=up program; -approved grant of $500 to Seaforth Agricultural Society after Robert McMillan and Ar- thur Bolton told of plans for added capital projects; - approved. repairs to rural fire truck, after Councillor Cor- by indicated estimated cost of $203.00; -agreed police report should indicate costs and mileage in greater detail and relate costs to particular cases; - learned 139 parking tickets issued in July and 41 charges laid for highway and liquor of-, fences; -turned down a request from Mitchell to rent radar, equipment when survey indi- cated practise tfot desirable; -learned tax Sale set for December 9; -heard protection to persons committee chairman say • that committee contemplates chang- es in dog bylaw, to provide low- er dog licenses; -agreed members would stu- dy comprehensive sewer report prepared in 1958 and arrange special discussion of sewer problems, when Councillor Turnbull recalled report set out in sequence steps to be taken over a period of years to pro- vide over-all service; -approved attendance of Clerk Lyle Hammond at On- tario Municipal Convention in London, Aug. 26th; - referred to administration committee for decision a aug- •gestion that clerk's office be closed Saturday mornings in keeping with procedure in oth- er area towns; -cleared Bell Telephone ac- count for $76.00 covering Iine changes• necessary during toad construction last year; -protested, tendency of Bell Viand other utilities to carry out projects on Seaforth streets and ask for permission after work use ,'under the dial system. completed. , BROWNIES DRIVE-IN THEATRE - CLINTON AUG.13-19 Thurs., Fri., Sat., 6 Nights Mon., Tues., Wed. , g The No. 1 Attraction Of All Times ' (Adult . Entertainment) LEOPATRA: • ELIZABETH TAYLOR • RICHARD BURTON • REX HARRISON In Color One Performance Nightly at 9:00 p.m. Admission For This Engagement Only $1.00 PER ADULT Children Under 12 Free Coining Next: - "COME BLOW YOUR HORN " With Frank Sinatra