HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1952-12-11, Page 14Page 14 THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 11, 1952
Hockey Opens
—-Continued from page 1
team as last year* Coach
Smith wom’t go out on a
about how his crew 1
but he predicts there’ll
of excitement”.
The Irish, after four
-pre-season conditioning,
top shape foi’ the opener with
Exeter. In early exhibition
games, Lucan dropped tilts to St.
Marys 4-3 and Ilderton 8-5.
Smith says he hopes to add
some players “later".
Dune Barnes will be back in
the nets. Bill Hodgins, Smith
and Doug Hindmarsh are on de
fence. Herb Stretton, Fred Rev-
ington and Norm Hardy will
spark the attack, supported by
the line of Leroy and Glen Rev-
ington and Bob Riddle. Other
forwards are Bob Watson and
Ted Elder.
There may be changes in the
Dashwood team before they open
in the league next week.
Wein, the coach, hasn’t his
completely set yet but the
have been working
regularly.
Jim and Bob Hayter and Jack
Spar are working together as
the first forward combination.
John Willert, Eugene Houlahan,
Raymond Wein and Jack Ford
are other blueline contenders.
On defence are Charlie Tieman,
George Rund, Dick Regier and
Joe Hartman.
Ross Haugh and “Corky”
Schroeder are competing for the
net spot.
will
be
Bill
limb
fare
“lots
weeks of
i are in
Modem Equipment
Features New Plant
Modern automatic equipment
features the new plant of Mid
Town Cleaners which began op
eration this week. The machinery
was installed over the weekend
after the new building was erect
ed in almost record time.
The public will be given an
opportunity to inspect the clean-
ning plant at an open house
planned for January.
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Items of Social and Personal interest In and Around Exeter
The Times-Advocate is always pleased to publish these items. We
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NOTICE; In order that our staff
may enjoy Christinas dinner with
their families, the theatre will
open at 7:00 p.m. for a gala
Christmas night show December
25. Matinee Friday and Saturday
(December 2’6 and 27) at 2:30.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
December 12 and 13
Treasure Of
Lost Canyon
★ William Powell
A- Julia Adams
Robert Louis Stevenson's
venture in technicolor.
ad-I
MONDAY & TUESDAY
December 15 and 16
Close To My Heart
Ar Gene Tierney
★ Ray Milland
It’s great and makes you
great . . .feel
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
December 17 and 18
Glory Alley
★
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A fight
of action!
Deslie Caron
Ralph Meeker
picture that has lots
Tom Vander Bosch, of Exeter,
has accepted a position with a
London bakery.
Stewart Moffatt, of Toronto,
has come to Exeter to work for
Mid-town Cleaners as a presser.
Parsons isO.S.C.R.S. Ross
One large machine handles alii spending a month’s leave at his
the cleaning qf the clothes auto- TT~
matically. A timing device con
trols the machine as it goes
through a cycle of various clean
ing processes.
The clothes are pre-spotted be
fore they are put into the large
cleaning drum which has two
compartments holding 15 pounds
of clothes each. With the flick
of a switch, the machine goes | n^ove
through the processes of spray-' -
I home here. He is stationed
Cornwallis,
Mr. Reg.
been a patient in a London
hospital, is improved and, is ex
pected to return to his home
today.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Doupe this week were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodge, of
I Toronto; Mrs. Malcolm, Wilton
.Mrs. Percy Sparling, of enrougn uie processes oi spray- Londoi and and Mrg> tfow.
ing and rinsing the clothes with ard Hodge and Judy, of Ripley,
an odorless chemical solvent, ex- Eva Penrose, Of Mitchell,tracting the fluid and drying the!spent the weekend witli Mrs,
clothes. At the end of the cj cle. iLorne Johnson and other friends
the machine stops to allow clean 1 jn town.
air to blow through it and clear j
out all fumes.
The machine automatically ex
pels all water
shrinkage.
The clothes are
drum and loaded
the “slick rail"
them all around
finally to the delivery room.
The clothing goes first to a
modern spotting machine with
all the fluids for removing
stains of all kinds, then to the
pressers.
The pressing units are sup
plied with steam by an auto
matic boiler. The units for press
include sleevers, puff irons, silk
finishing boards, -«steam irons and
two pressing machines.
Harold Preszcator and Irvine
Armstrong are the proprietors of
Mid-Town Gleaners. On the staff
are Mrs. Leslie Sim, office clerk,
and Stewart Moffat, presser,
formerly of Keith Cleaners, Tor
onto.
to avoid any
taken from the
on hangers on
which carries
the plant and
Tor-
Exeter Turnip Sales
Pla ns Expansion
The firm of Exeter Turnip
Sales plans to expand this win
ter to increase storage space and
speed up operations.
The two buildings west of the
Exeter plant, -corner of Main
and Wellington streets, will be
insulated to handle more crop.
This will increase the capacity
of the plant to 20,000 bushels.
The firm also hopes to install
a spray-type washer to improve
the quality and appearance oi
<their product.
The waxing plant at Centralia
is operating at capacity.
The firm is owned by R.
Pooley and Seth Weiner.
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Home And School
—Confined from Page 1
necessary, Mr. Secord will
range a third evening of leader
ship training for instructors in
games and crafts for this age
group.
The association has expressed
a hope, that all interested adults-,
especially mothers of public
school children will attend these
worthwhile courses. Further an
nouncements will be made
regards -to them in the
year.
at
N.S.
McDonald, who has
patient in
Mrs. Mandie MacDonald, of
Anne Street is confined to St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, with
a triple fracture of the ankle.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Langford
and Miss Doris Langford were in
Dutton Sunday afternoon to
attend the funeral of the late
I William
killed in
Highway
Thursday
Miss Maxine Parsons, London,
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Par
sons.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johns,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Neil and
Mrs. Wesley Johns were in
Toronto Saturday attending the
Elliott - Vaughan wedding in
Kingsway United Church.
Mr. Wesley Johns spent the
*Weekend in Hamilton with his
brother, Dr. A. E. Johns.
Mrs. E. G. Lloyd and Sheila,
of Schomberg, spent the week
end with Rev. and Mrs. Mair,
Dr. B. S. Mair and Dr. D.
Moynan, of Detroit, spent Sun
day with the former’s parents,
Rev. and Mrs. Mair.
Mr. Harry de Vrie-> and Miss
Margaret Vander Wai were at
Hamilton Saturday attending the
marriage of the former’s sister,
Miss Martha de Vries, to. Mr.
Albert van Mourik.
.Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trnm-
ner and Ronnie visited in Bel
mont Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Anderson and Margaret.
Mr. an-d Mrs. Ray Waffhorn
and family, of Hamilton, visited
Saturday with
Clayton Frayne.
D. Roberts who was
an accident on No.
near Wallacetown
evening.
Mrs. M. W. Pfaff has been ill
for ten days with an attack of
jaundice.
Miss Susan Smith, of London,
sister of James D. Smith spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Smith prior to leaving this week
for Mont Clair, New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green,
Morden, Man.,
daughter, Mrs.
Grand Bend and called on Exe
ter friends on Saturday. Mr.
Green had been attending a
-Canners convention in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Margi-
son and family, of London, were
■weekend visitors with Mrs. Ed
ward Johns.
Miss Meta Salter attended tho
funeral of her aunt, Mrs’ Alfred
Salter, in London, on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. H. R. Sherwood, of
Thomas street, is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
where he is recuperating follow
ing an operation.
of
visited their
Jack Graff, at
wiln
new
NEW QUEEN STAMPS
new English stamp features Hex
Majesty Queen Elizabeth.
LOTS OF MEAT — This 1,200-
Jpound elk provided 'the
for a venison dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Linden
field-last Friday. It was bagged
by local hunters near North Bay.
meat
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Doupe
were at Kirkton Tuesday attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Doupe’s
brother, Mr. Wesley Hodge.
Basketball
Friday, December 12
at 8:00 p.m.
2 GAMES
between
Strafford and Exeter
Senior and Junior Boys
ADMISSION 500
DANCE WILL FOLLOW — REFRESHMENTS
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South Huron District High School
"HI TIME
December 18 and 19
SETTING
Scottish Hills —— Sleigh Ride — Cuban Inn
COMEDY
Zoo — Movies — Radio »— Anywhere
DANCES
Tap — Soft Shoe — Ballet — Athletic
ECHO CHOIR MASS CHORUS
Get Reserved Tickets From Any Pupils
9 Admission 500
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8:15 PM
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Announcements
Birth, Death, and Marriage Notices are inserted free of
chqrge. Cards of Thanks
In Memoriam Notice .76 single verse, .25 exti-a
each additional verse,
Engagement Notices are
BIRTHS
ANDERSON—In loving memory
of H. R. Anderson, who passed
away suddenly one year ago,
December 14, 1951.
The loving hands are resting,.
The voice I loved is still,
The father who worked so hard
for me
Now is resting in God’s beau
tiful hill.
gave me strength to face it,
was such a sudden blow;
what it meant to lose him
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Data On
Dashwood
Mrs. Amelia Dale, who has
been ill at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Acheson for several days,
is iiriproving.
Clifford *
weekend
Mr. and
Mrs.
leaving
Liskeard
her parents. LAC Needham will
join her there for the Cristmas
holidays.
The C.G.I.T. girls of Caven
Presbyterian Church will meet
with the Hensall C.G.I.T. group
at the Presbyterian Church,
Hensall, Sunday night, Decem
ber 14,
service,
for all
ada.
The
error last week in stating that
Harry Strang, of Usborne, had
won the award for wheat at the
Royal Winter Fair last year.
Harry says he has won several
prizes for wheat but nothing so
outstanding as that at the Royal.
Mr Albert Fahrner, Crediton,
has moved to Exeter into the
new residence purchased from J.
W. Hern.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Mathews, ot
London, and
of Detroit,
with Mr.
Snell.
Sherwood
been working in Kitchener for
some time, is visiting
parents, Mr. an-d Mrs.
Gossman.
Raymond Wein had
f-ortune to get two
fingers badly mangled
working in the planing mill last
week.
Congratulations to Miss Joyce
Haugh on securing n Dominion
Provincial Student Aid Bursary.
Joyce is attending Normal School
in London at present.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messner
left on a visit to Germany on
Tuesday. They will spend several
months visiting tqpr old home
there.
Mrs. Martha Baker, who is
under the doctor's care, is at
present with her daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Amiel Fisher, on con.
14, Hay township.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Merner
and Mr. an-d Mrs. Addison Tie
man spent a few days with
relatives in Detroit.
Enjoy Banquet
Thirty members of the Ladies
Aid and W.S.W.S. of the Evan
gelical
wood,
joyed a turkey dinner in the
church Friday night.
T. H. Hoffman led in singing
Christmas carols with Mrs.
Maurice Klump at the plant
Mrs. George Link conducted the
devotional period, assisted by
Mrs. Wes Engeland, who read
te Christmas story. Mrs. M. J.
Tiernan sang a negro spiritual.
;A -film, “The Unwanted,”
showed the need of D.P.’s in
many countries for the help of
the Christian church.
“The at,ivity.r
showing Mary ttieir way to
manger scenes
the shepherds
was in keeping
the church to
I Christ into Christmas.
Mrs. Frank Watson,
spent the weekend
an$ Mrs. Charles
Gossman, who has
with his
William
the mis-
of his
while
United Church, Dash-
and their husbands, en-
” a colored film
and Joseph on
Bethlehem, the
with the visit of
and wise men,
With the aim of
put more of
Quance spent the
at Grand Bend with Mrs. William Beer.
Clayton Needham
on Friday for New
where she will visit
is
for the Christmas Vesper
This is an annual event
C.G.I.T. groups in Can-
Times-Advocate was in
BEATTIE -
netli A.
Penhale,
announce the
son, James Blake,
for Judy, at St. Joseph’s Hos
pital, London, on Sunday,
December 7, 19 52.
DINGMAN — George and Ortha
(nee Gaiser) Dingman are
happy to announce the safe
arrival of a daughter (weight
7 lbs. 4 ozs.) at Mount Hamil
ton Hospital, Hamilton, on
December 6, 1952.
I-IITSMAN — Born to Mr. and
Mrs. J. Wesley Hitsman (nee
Ethelwyn Whitmore, Reg.N.),
a daughter, Pauline Joyce, at
Clinton Community Hospital
on December 2, 1952.
PEARCE—Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Pearce are pleased to an
nounce the arrival of a grand
son, a. son to Mr. and Mrs.
W. Ellis Pearce, December 5,
Southwold, Ont.
POTTER — Wilbert and Rena
Potter (nee Gaiser) are happy
to announce the safe arrival
of a son (weight 9 lbs. 2 ozs.)
at Victoria Hospital, London,
on December 9, 1952; -a bro
ther for Connie,
VLESBOM — At Hunter’s nurs
ing home on Thursday, De
cember 4, 1952, to Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Vlesbom, of Grand
Bend, a daughter, Anne.
DEATHS
KLUMPP—At his late residence
in Stephen Township on Satur
day, December 6, 1952, John
Klumpp, in his eighty-eiglitli
year.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Light
foot, Centralia, announce the en
gagement of their daughter,
Dorothy Helen, to Ronald Harry
Swartz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Swartz, of Centralia. The
marriage will take place -the
middle of December. 11c
- Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
Beattie (nee Doris
Reg. N.) wish to
birth of their
a brother
God
It
But
No one will ever know.
—Ever remembered by daugh
ter, Shirley. 11c
ANDERSON—In loving memory
of our dear son-in-law, How
ard R. Anderson, who depart-,
ed this life a year ago, Dec
ember 14, 1951.
The pearly gates were open,
A gentle voice said come—
ALDON
THEATRE
GRAND BEND
Branch 49 8 Grand Bend Legion
are sponsoring a
FOWL BINGO
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11
at the Aldon Theatre
Fifteen regular games five
special games. General admission
50$, extra cards 10$, 3 for 25$.
Doors open 8 p.m. Bingo starts
8:30 p.m. All proceeds to be
used for the Annual Children’s
Christmas party.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
December 12 and 13
SHE’S WORKING HER
WAY THROUGH COLLEGE
(In Technicolor)
★ Virginia Mayo
Ar Ronald Regan
Ar Gene Nelson
hips hips hooray for the
in t he
And with farewells unspoken,
1-Ie gently entered Home.
—Ever remembered by James
and Mary Squires. 11*ft-
MOLLARD — In loving memory
tof a dear husband and father,
George Percy Mollard, who
left us December 4, 1949.
This day do we remember-—-
A loving thought we give
To one no longer with us,
But in our hearts still lives,
wife,
11.
The Cherokee Indian tribe was
the only one to have a syllabic
writing system.
COMING EVENTS
-Ever remembered by
daughter and son-in-law.
Celebrate Anniversary
Congratulations -to Mr.
Mrs. Roy Brock, of town,
on Wednesday of last week,
celebrated their twenty - fifth
wedding anniversary. A surprise
party was held for them at the
home of -their daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Smith, Usborne. .Twenty
seven persons were present, in
cluding Mr. and Mrs. J.
Blatchford and Mr. and
Garnet Johns, of Sarnia. Mm.
Brock was the former Mary
son. Among the gifts to the
honored couple were some lovely
pieces of silver.
and
who
W.
Mrs.
Doh-
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XMAS CONCERT — Don’t for
get the Bissett School Christmas
Concert, S.S. No. 5 Usborne, this
Friday, December 12. Admission
25 cents. 11*
IT’S COMING! —. Big Snowball
Frolic! 11c
Christmas Tree
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
AT HENSALL
Saturday, Dec. 20
2:00 p.m.
Gifts for All & Picture Show
Sponsored by Chambers of
Commerce & Canadian Legion
Benny Goodfellow
AND HIS LONDONAIRES
playing for your enjoyment at the
Saturday Night Dance
Exeter Legion Memorial Hall
SPOT DANCES — NOVELTIES
Admission 750
HOCKEY
«S>
Dancing 9-12
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CARDS OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity
to thank all who voted for me
December 1 and also my driver
and scrutineer Mrs. Elsie George.
—Gladys Reilly, Lucan. 11c
I wish to thank the electors
of Lucan for electing me to the
council on December 1, 1952.—
Roy H. Stanley, Lucan. 11c
I wish to thank all the people
of Lucan who gave me their fine
support in the recent election
and also those who gave their
time and cars.—Cecil Lewis. 11c
The family of the late John
Klumpp wish to express their
sincere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbors for the
beautiful floral tributes, and for
■the kindness and sympathy
shown during their recent be
reavement, to Rev. J. V. Dahms
for his kindly visit during his
illness, also Dr, Morlock, Dinney
Funeral Home, the pallbearers
and flower bearers and to Mrs.
William Smith and Mrs. Emery
Fahner for their music rendered.
11*
who
elec-
Cul-
11c
and
sin-
It’s _
anatomy award winner
year’s comedy smash!
Cartoon,
“KIDDIN’ THE KITTEN”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
December 16 and 17
★ Elizabeth Taylor
★ Larry Paries
LOVE IS BETTER
THAN EVER
It’s Liz in a whizz of a racy
romance . . .
NEWSREEL, CARTOON &
“DABEDEVHi DAYS"
Message From
Greenway
By MRS. CARMEN WOODBURN
Congratulations to Wayne
Steeper, son of Mr.
John Steeper, who
prize for boys in
speaking contest at West Mc
Gillivray. Wayne is a pupil of
Corbett School. Miss Edith
Tompkins is teacher.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Brophey and Frances
were Mrs. Jerry Brophey, Mrs.
Don Reddick and family, of
Parkhill, and Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Brophey.
A number of friends attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. J.
Turner held in parkhill Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pollock
and Carl visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson, Park
hill.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Walper on the
birth of a son.
A number of relatives attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Larry
Lucas ( nee Elda Mollard) in
Windsor Thursday.
The Christmas concert of the
school north of Greenway wilt
be held in the Parish Hall on
December 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curts
attended the funeral of the late
Mr. Harry
on Monday*
Mr. and
visited last
Toronto and Vineland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gardhef
an-d family, of London, visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
John Mathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Young
and daughter, of Lncan, visited
Sunday with Mr." and Mrs.
Arthur Brophey and Mr. Henry
Belling.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prance, of
Exeter, visited Saturday * with
Mrs. J. Gardner.
and Mrs.
won first
the public
Ferguson in Gorrie
Mrs. William Hicks
week with friends in
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Zurich vs. Dashwood
Friday, December 19
8:30 p.m.
EXETER ARENA
Don’t Miss This Battle Royal!
HOCKEY
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EXETER
ARENA
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER
Public Skating
8:30 to 10:30
I wish to thank all those
supported me in the Lucan
tions December 1.—C. B.
bert, Lucan.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith
family wish 'to express their
cere thanks and deep apprecia
tion for the cards, flowers,
treats and visits which Mr. Smith
received while in the hospital
and since returning home. Spe
cial thanks to Pride of Huron
Rebekah Lodge No. 33 8, Exeter
Chapter No. 22 2 O.E.S., Exeter
Lodge No. 67 I.O.O.F. and Le
banon Forest Lodge A.F. &
A.M. and to all friends for their
many acts of kindness, also to r
Rev. H. Snell and Rev. D. Glenn (
Campbell of Seaforth. ■ *
We would like to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation
to the many kind friends who
sent us cards, letters, flowers
and personal expressions of sym
pathy to us in .our sad bereave
ment. — Mrs. Hazel Welsh and
Wayne. 11c
During my stay in hospital
and since returning home many
kind friends, neighbors and re
latives ..have showered me with
cards,. letters, flowers, visits,
treats, etc. Special thanks to
Doctors Oakes, Yates, Goddard,
Miss Sinclair, superintendent,
and the nursing staff of Clintdn
Public Hospital, Mrs. Hedden,
Mrs. Wittaker, Mr. and Mrs.
Henderson and family and staff,
Rev. Ragers, the Chiselhurst U.C.
groups, the Hensall U.C. groups,
the Ladies’ Auxiliary,
Women’s Institute,
choir. Also thahks
friends who have
home responsibility _
illness. Sincere and grateful ap
preciation to all.—Gladys Luker.
11c
,, Hensall
the ladies’
■to the kind
■taken over
owing to -my
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Opening Game
ILDERTON VS. EXETER
Monday, December 15
Start The Boys Out Right . . .
Come Out And See Them In Action!
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 —
Public Skating
8:30 to 10:30
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 -
Public Skating
Afternoon 2:00 to 4:00
Admission 35$, 25$ and 15$
Evening 8:30 to 10:30
MONDAY, DECEMBER 15
Int. WOAA Hockey
Ilderton vs. Exeter
8:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 —
Int. B OHA Hockey
Mitchell vs. Centralia Flyers
8:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 —
Public Skating
8:30 to 10:30
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 —
Int. B OHA Hockey
Clinton Electras vs. C. Flyers
8:30 p.m.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19
Int. WOAA Hockey
Zurich vs. Dashwood
8:30 p.m.
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EUCHRE
EXETER LEGION HALL
Monday, December 15
8:00 p.m. sharp
Sponsored by the I.O.O.F. and Rebekah Lodges to
Raise Money for the C.P. and T. Fund
. Ladies of the I.O.O.F. and Rebekahs
Please Bring Sandwiches
ADMISSION 500 EVERYBODY WELCOME
This Is a Worthy Cause! Come Out and Support It!
Clark Fisher, Chairman Sally Laing, Sec.-Treas.
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IN MEMORIAM
ANDERSON—In loving memory
of H. R. Anderson, Who passed
away very suddenly one year
ago, December 14, 1951*
The blow was great, the shock
I little thought his death so
near—-
Only those that
The sorrow of
farewell,
More ’ each day
one;
Friends may
is healed
But they little know the sorrow
that lies within my heart con
cealed,
—Ever remembered by wife,
Alda, lie
1951*
lost can tell
parting without
I miss my loved
think the wound
ADMISSION
(Except Where Otherwise
Mentioned)
Public Skating
Adults 35$ - Students 25$
Intermediate Hockey
Adults 50$ - Students 25$
Recreational League^
General 25$
PUBLIC SKATING
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Afternoons
2:4 p.m. Adm. 35$ and 15$
PUBLIC SCHOOL SKATING
3:30 to 5:00 p.ni.
Tuesday and Thursdays
CHILDREN’S SKATING
4:00 to S:00 pan,
Wednesdays and Fridays ■<
FOWL BINGO
Exeter Legion Memorial Hall
15 REGULAR ROUNDS
FOR CHICKENS
10 SPECIAL ROUNDS
FOR TURKEYS
General Admission 500
Extra Cards 100 - 3 for 250
— DOOR PRIZE —
Doers Open 8 P.M.Bingo Starts 9 P.M. Sharp
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