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See Many Relatives
Qn Michigan Visit
Mi*. and Mrs, William J. Ryek-
man, of toVn, and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Davis, of Fort Erie, Ont,
have returned home from North
ern Michigan, having visited
their many relatives for the past
week.
While there Mr. Ryckman met
an old schoolmate whom he had
not seen for over 60 years, Mrs.
Rosa Torrence (nee Rosa Rowe)
of Eugene, Oregon. On Thursday
evening 36 members of the
Rowe and Ryckman families met
at the old Rowe schoolhouse at
Lodi, Mich., for a social evening.
On Monday evening a group
of 30 sat down to a chicken din
ner at the home of Wellington
Ryckman. Among the many rela
tives, Mr. Will Ryckman visited
with an aunt, Mrs. Susan E.
Dick, who is now in her one-
hundreth year.
On their return trip they
visited with Mr. and Mrs. James
Kilpatrick, of Grindstone City.
SAINTSBUR^Y
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Oarroll, of
London, were guests of honor
at a presentation and dance held
in Morrisville Hall, on Friday,
October 10.
Mrs. F. Davis is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs.
George Godbolt, of Centralia.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Dickins
were Thanksgiving Monday din
ner guests with Mr. and Mrs.
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ZION
Mr. and Mrs? Tern Gunning, of
Granton, spent Monday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern.
Mr. ad Mrs. Glen Hunter, Miss
Greta Hunter, of London, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ward Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter and
family, of Exeter, spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen
and Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Earl, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hern,
Harry and Bob, Mr. George Earl,
Misses Clarise Lynn and Mabie
Selves spent Monday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. lien Hern and
family visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern
spent Sunday with Mrs. Louisa
Kyle, of Exeter.
Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Avery,
of St. Thomas, visited Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern,
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock
spent Sunday with M. and Mrs.
Edwin Miller, of Thames Road,
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Johns
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Hern.
Mrs. Orville Snell and Billy,
of Grimsby, are spending a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern.
A Halloween party is to be
held in the school Monday night,
October 27. Everyone is invited.
Zion Ladies' Aid
At the regular meeting 'of the
Ladies’ Aid of Zion Lutheran
Church, Pastoi’ Higenell gave a
short talk on the book of St.
Matthew.
Members made plans to hold
their annual supper October 29.
On the flowei’ and visiting com
mittee are Mrs. C. Pfile and Mrs.
Carl Maier. An ‘announcement
was made to the effect that tic
kets are procurable for the con
vention of the Lutheran Wo
men’s Missionary League gather
ing to be held in London Octo
ber 19.
COMMENTS
Executive To Meet
There will be no bowling next
Wednesday night. It seems a
schedule can’t be worked out
without some team bowling
twice in one week, go the teams
that bowled October 15 will “sit
this one out” next Wednesday. IA complete schedule would cer
tainly be an asset.
A meeting of the executive
has been proposed for next Mon
day night when a schedule will
be drawn up. We would suggest
that team captains keep this date
in mind.
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KIRKTON
Mr. and Mrs, Roy SwiUer have
returned from a very pleasant
holiday. They attended the In
ternational Flowing Match at
Carp, near Ottawa.
Congratulations to a former
Kirkton boy who was one of the
students of Western University
to get bis degree, obtaining
honors in Economic and Political
Science. He is Mr. Norman Ed
win Tufts.
Mr. and Mrs. John Roundell
and son, Jack, spent the holiday
weekend with friends in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Switzer and
little daughter, of Stratford,
spent the holiday weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Reubin Switzer,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tufts and
daughter Anne and Miss Norma
Tufts, all of London, spent the
holiday with Mrs. Truman Tufts
and family.
The Federal government col
lects 49 per cent of its revenue
from personal and corporation
income tax.
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George Squire, of Prospect Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Davis
spent a few days this past week
visiting relatives in Midland and
Coldwater, Ont. They drove as
far north as Algonquin Park
with.. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smyth,
of Midland,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carroll
and boys were Sunday evening
dinnejr guests with Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Hodgins, of Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. George McFalls
and Joyce and Miss May Skinner
spent Monday afternoon at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Davis.
Mr, and Mrs. F. Guilfoyle, of
Simcoe, were holiday guests with
Mr. and Mrs. R. Greenlee.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Davis and
Almarie and Alexia Davis were
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Greenlee.
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Last Wednesday Night
In the handicap bowling Wed
nesday night, October 8, four
members of the Dutch Boy team
were present. Thornton was high
with 632.a
The Tradesmen and Spare
Parts came out 90,8-896, 1,087-
1,027 and 892-907. Reg Taylor
led his team with 637 and Ed,
Hupter-Duvar had 597 for his
SPs.
Last year’s champions, 'the
Whizz Bangs, bowled well—997-
866, 1,021-879 and 1,000-907—
against the Short Circuits. Bud
Preszcator had a 3 08 single—the
best of the week—and a triple
of 699 for the Bangs. Glenn
Robinson (624) and Irvin Arm
strong (612) contributed greatly
too. The Bangs’ 3,024 'total tied
the Pinpoppers’ Monday night
score. Murray Brintnell (644)
was best for the hydro gang.
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NEfKT WEEK
Monday, October 20, 7-9
Tradesmen vs. Panthers
Pinpoppers vs. Dutch Boy
Monday, October 20, 9-11
Maroons vs. Spare Parts
Keglers vs. Spares
Rural Rollers vs. Applejacks
Wednesday, October 22, 7-9
No Bowling
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A Mixture Of Scotch
Anyone visiting the bowling
alleys on Friday night will see
an enthusiastic group of men
and women taking over all six.
This mixed league is from
Seaforth (a good Scotch town)
and the fact that the members
drive to Exeter to bowl every
Friday night is certainly a com
pliment to the fine condition of
the local alleys and to Mr. and
Mrs. Rene Francois.
The group calls itself the Sea
forth Shoe League—the teams
being captained , by Jack Moore,
Mel Marion, Alvin Smale, John
Edler and Norm McLean.
We’re wondering now„ why
there is no mixed league locally.
The fact that there are at pres
ent a men’s league and a wo
men’s league certainly doesn’t
eradicate all the district bowlers.
Personally, we imagine mixed
bowling would be a great deal
of fun. It would be a boon to
married couples—acting as a
healthy exercise and as inex
pensive entertainment. Then,
too, any little differences that
come up at home could be
peacefully settled in the bowling
alley. For instance, if it can’t be
decided who is going to give
Junior his midnight bottle, wife
could challenge husband (or vice
versa) to decide the issue at
the next mixed league night with
the losing bowler acting as the
nocturnal chef. This will settle
everything—provided that the
husband loses!
Seaforth had a good method
of making a fair division of
teams. They’ve been bowling for
several weeks just to see who
are the more experienced. These
bowlers will be evenly distribut
ed throughout the teams so that
a handicap for each bowler will
not be necessary.
The instigators of this league
certainly should be congratulat
ed!
chalked up 518 in three games
and 297 in one for best score.
Helped along by a 601 triple
(220) by Naida Francois, the
Merry Maids gained five points
when they met the Jolly Jills.
Lois Armstrong took top place
among the losers with 506 and
227.
Another five-point win put
the Hi-Lights ahead of the
Skunks. Dorothy Pfaff boWled
594 and 227 for top spot on the
winning team and B. Christie’s
600 triple and 200 single took
the honors -on the Skunks’ team.
Ladies League Standing
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Busy Bees ....
Wee Hopes ...
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Merry Maids .
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Pin Chatter
With The Ladies League
Three weeks of bowling and
the Happy Gals are on top of the
league standing with the Alley
Cats running a close second.
The Gals took all seven points
in their match with the Wee
Hopes last week. Dot Hall came
up with three games over 200
for a 733 triple, tops for the
week and the winners aild Ruth
Allard’s 556 and 229 was best
for the losers.
The Busy Bees did themselves
proud when thby gained a seven
point victory over the Jolly Six.
Agnes Cutting topped the Bees’
scores with 529 and 215. Of the
Jolly Six, E. Robinson bowled
473 for high spot.
And again seven points, this
lime to the Yarn Spinners lu
their game with the Hot Dogs,
A 550 triple by A, Ford was
highest on the winners list and
N. Snell bowled 659 and 243
for best score among the Hot
Dogs.
The Alley Cats woil a five to
two point decision from the
Frisky Sisters. Betty Wilson’s
569 was high triple for the Oats
and Frisky Sister Ollie Essery
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