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Auxiliary Gifts
■—Continued from Page 6
Watson, Mm L. Kyle, Mm A.
Hunkin and Mrs, M. Hern.
Mrs, M. Zurbrigg conducted
the business session when reports
of group leaders and superiuten-
deutts o£ departments fox* the
year 1955, were given, Mrs..
Stope reported a letter of thankB
from Mtos Fern Graham, Yorkton,
Sask., for the gift of money sen*,
her at Christmas, Although it
was a personal gift, she stated
that the ehildren in her field
would have had no Christmas
cheer if she had not spent it on
them,
Mrs. E. Squire, supply secre
tary, stated the allocation for the
auxiliary this year were to be
gifts for eight pre-school-age
boys to be sent to Goderich In
June.
Mrs, H. J, Snell conducted the
installation of the officers for
1956,
The > study was introduced by
Mrs (Snell, and a Story Festival
was given by Mrs. William
Welsh, Mrs. E. Stone, and Mrs.
E.--Westcott.
South Huron
Agricultural
Society
TOWN HALL, HENSALL
Saturday, Jan. 21
1:30 p.m.
Theatre
Phone 421
Mt. Carmel Church
Wedding Scene
The Rev. Fr. A. Sealisi officiat
ed at the
of Mount
Elizabeth
Mr. and
mich, Vienna,
in marriage
rette, son of
nis Gharrette,
io.
The ceremony
at 9.30 a.m. on
uary 14 nxnid decorations of yel
low and white mums and ferns,
■Given in marriage by Mr. Fred
Darling, the bride wore a white
ballet - length -strapless gown of
nylon lace and net Dvei' satin
with bolei'o of lace, peter pan
collar trimmed with ’pearls and
sequins and featux'ing lily point
sleeves, A head band of net and
sequins held her fingex' tip veil
of embroidered. French illusion.
She carried red carnations and
white mums.
The maid of honor, Delorxs
Denoxnme, cousin of the groom
and the bridesmaid, Monica Char-
rette, sister of the groom, wore
Identical ballet-length gowns of
nylon lace and net ovex* taffeta
with lace bolero and head bands
of net and bouquets of mums In
white and matching shades in
colors of yellow and mauve re
spectively.
Phillip Cliarrette, brother of the
•groom, and Eugene Ducharme of
iSt. Joseph attended the groom.
Dinner fox' the bridal party was
served at the Dominion Hotel,
Zurich, where Mrs. Fred Darling
received the guests wearing a
dress of blapk bengaline, black
feathered hat with sequin trim
and corsage of pink carnations.
She was assisted by Mrs. Char-
rette in peacock blue and black
ensemble with corsage of pink
carnations. In the afternoon a
reception was held at the home
of the groom’s parents followed
by a reception and dance at 'St.
Peters Parish Hall, St. Joseph,
For a wedding trip in East
ern United States the bride
ned a suit of moss greexi
with black accessories and
sage of yellow mums.
On their return Mr. a.nd
Cixarrette will reside in Exeter.
Town Topics •*
Previews Its
Coming Attractions
THUES., FBI. & SAT.
January 19, 20 and 21
7 Year Itch
★ Marilyn Monroe
★ Tom Ewell
MONDAY & TUESDAY
January 83 and 24
Arena
★ Gig Young
★ Jean Hagen
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
January 25 and 26
Wings Of
The Hawk
ceremony in Our Lady
Carmel church when
Kuzmich, daughter of
Mrs. Konstantin Ku?r
Austria, was united
to
Mr.
st.
Anthony Char-
and Mrs. Den-
Joseph, Qntor-
was performed
Saturday, Jan-
don-
wool
cor-
Mrs.
Farm Forums
•— Continued from Page
ions and suggestions which
able the Federation to place their
problems to the various levels
■of government.
A few games of progressive
euchre were played with Mrs.
Gordon Coleman and Mrs. John
Soldan winners for the ladies and
Gordon Coleman and 'Stewart
Blackwell for the men.
en-
Ladies Auxiliary
To South Huron Hospital
Bridge And
Euchre Party
Wed., Feb. 1
Items pf Social and Personal Interest In and Around Exeter
The Exetew. Times-Advocate is always pleased to publish these Items.
We and our readers are interested In you and your friends. Rhens 770,
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Coates
visited with the latter’s aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. WiU Bird in
Gtrathroy on Monday, also with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brandt and
Mrs. Robt. Mawhinney of Alvin-
ton.
Mrs. Wm. Alexander who
cently moved to Exeter was
winner of a wrist watch
sweater in the Act Fast Television
show over CFPLrTV last Friday
night.
Mr. Cecil Rowe returned, home
from St. Joseph’s hospital or.
Tuesday.
Mr. Thos.
Sask, visited
the home jaf
Coates and family. Other visitors
were Wilma of London, Keith ot
Ridgetown, Mr. and Mrs, Robt.
Foote of Elora, Harry and Maur
ice Hirtzel of Crediton, Mr. and
Mrs. Stan McFalls, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith McFalls, Diane and Brenda
Mr, and Mrs. J, A. Traquair
spent a few days in Ottawa at
the home of their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Traquair, last week.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Ganadian. Legion entertained
their husbands to a toboggan
party Monday evening. About 30
participated. They x'eturxxed to
the Legion Hall fox* turkey
burgers and coffee.
Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Blateliford,
of Fort William, and Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Biatchford, Arkona,
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Wood and other
relatives in town.
Mrs. Ross Hodgert of the
Bank of Montreal «s on holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. '
of Dundas, spent
with their parents,
William Wood.
Mr. and Mrs, George
...'Guelph, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ostler and fam
ily.
Mr, E. R. Hopper attended the
furniture convention in Toronto
■several days last week and Mr.
Kexx Hockey attended on Mon
day.
N. Murdock,
the
Mr.
weekend
and Mrs.
Stephen-
Marvin and Barbara of
Picture Goal
—Continued from Page 7
when they were shorthand. Bill
Oberle potted the first one on
•a solo effort and Bill Wharnsby
sunk a pass from Heideman af
ter the Rockets had been checked
•in their own end.
Norm Emmons scored the
iStrathroy counter after Carl Hatt
set him up in front of the Exeter
net with a pass from the boards.
Mohawks’ junior line fired two
quick goals near the middle of
the second frame to give -the
homesters a commanding lead.
Larry Heideman sunk a goal
mouth pass from Wharnsby on
a nice combination play at 12.27
and 13 seconds later' Wharnsby
sunk Don Gravett’s rebound.
Barash Scores Beauty
The locals appeared tired from
their penalty-killing work early
in the third and Strattxroy mis
sed a number of chances. Junior
Barash clicked on a spectacular
solo play when he needled his
way by three Mohawks and sunk
the rubber into the twine at 4.17.
•Bill Oberle potted the insur
ance marker which took off' the
pressure at 13.45. Loader out
smarted Emms for the puck in
the corner and passed it out to
the Mohawk scorer.
Earl Barton and Bill Lamport
received misconducts for critici
zing the officials, Don Fulton was
given a major for swinging at
former teammate Ted Bogal.
\
8:00 p.m.
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY ROOMS
(Use Ann St. Entrance)
Refreshments Admission 750
Evei*ybody Welcome
Gals, Mice, Horns
Win Seven Points
—'Continued from Page 7
Three teams, Happy Gals,
Mighty Mice and Green Horns,
won .seven points each in the
ladies bowling league' last week.
Gup and saucer winners were
Betty Wilson, who scored the
high triple of 706, and Naida
Francois, with a high single of
285.
•Cup and saucer winners for
hidden scores last week were M.
Miller and N. Keller.
Happy Gals (O. Essery 643) _ 2979
Frisky Six (E. Smith 461)---- 2662
M. Maids (N. Francois 740) _ 3273
Hi Eights (R. Durand 536) 2748
Alley Cats (P, Stone 479)---- 2776
U. & Downs (E. Datars 448) _ 2580
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the
and
Dichins of Corning',
over the weekend at
his nephew Whitney
Attend Funeral
From Distance
The funeral of the late
Blanche Boyle was held Saturday
afternoon from the Hopper-Hock
ey funeral home conducted by
Rev. H. J. Snell.
Among those from a distance
who were present for the funeral
were Mrs. Garfield Sheere, Jack
Sheere. Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Scott,
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoover,
and Mrs. Ernest Brock of Brant
ford :Mr. and Mrs1. Russell Sheere;
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Parker; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Parker. Mrs.
Thos. Lechletner, Kenneth, Nor
man and Roger Parker, of Lan
sing, Mich; Mrs. Myrtle White,
and Miss Reta Hoskins, of Lon
don.
The bearers were Frank Creech,
Clayton Frayne. Fred Bowden, Ed
Howald, Elmer "Wilson, and J. M.
Southeott.
Mrs.
The Story In
Saintsbury
By, MRS. H. DAVIS
Vestry Meeting
On Tuesday January 10, the
congregation of St. Patrick’s
Church met in the Parish hall
for
vey
Mr.
exi,
the
★ Rory Calhoun
-*■ Piper Laurie
Evening
Proceeds For South Huron Hospital Auxiliary
PRESENTED BY
Huronia Male Chorus
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Mighty Mice (B. Wilson JOG) _ 3095 7
Hot Dogs (G. Chambers 590) _ 292Q 0
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F. Poppettes (D. Fuller 601’)
Jolly Jills (P. Simmons 612)
Skunks (D. Prance 568)------- 2908
Jolly Six (D. Frayne 475) 2780
Be Bops (P. Tuckey 503)------ 2837
Wee Hopes (G. Simpson 508) _ 2718
D. Strikes (B. Gifford 447) 2753
Blowettes (D. Brintnell 525) _ 2904
Busy Bees (G. Webster 610) _ 2804
F, Sisters (P. H-Duvar 518) _ 2636
Green
Wish
the vestry meeting. Mr. Har-
Latta, minister's warden, and
Carl Greenlee people’s ward-
were returned to office for
__ second year.
The reports were encouraging
and showed all obligations’ '.paid
in full. Plans were made for fut
ure work.
Personal Items,
'Mr and Mrs. Lorne Weiburg
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dickins
Were convenors for a social even
ing held in the parish hall on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Abbott and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker visited
with Mr. and Mrs. K. Woods of
London on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis,
Sharon and Cameron, Mrs. Fred
Davis and Mrs. W. J. Davis visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Gibson, Denfield, on Saturday.
'Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mrs,
Heber Davis attended the Ladies
Auxiliary to South Huron Hos
pital, meeting in the Auxiliary
room last Tuesday,
Comments About
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' Assisted by the Dashwood Band/ Mrs. John Goman,
= Mrs. Audrey Riley and Miss Maxine Reeder
I FEATURING HUMOROUS DUETS, ETC. ,
SHDHS AUDITORIUM
✓
Thursday, January 26
8:30 p»m.Collection
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Saturday, Jan. 28
Waste
s
Horns (J. Taylor 623)
Bones (J. Borland 473)
STANDING
Blowettes »__46
G. Horns 46
Jolly Six 42
P. Foppettea _ 42
U. & Downs - 40Hi Eights__.,37
Frisky Six_. 34
Be Bops -__29
L. Strikes__21
Wish Bones - 20
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Cats — 67
Hopes _ 60
- 59
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Alley-
Wee —F. Sisters
Happy Gals
M. Maids
Hot Dogs „.
Busy Bees .
Skunks ____Jolly Jills _.
Mighty Mice
| Third Shutout
i Simon Nagle. Exeter Bantams'
t star goaltender, scored his
; third shutout of the season Tues-
■ day night when the local blanked
si Hensall 7-0. It was the team's
i seventh consecutive victory.
j In seven games Nagle has al-
= lowed only nine goals for an aver-
i age 1.29 ner contest.
i Ron, Horne paced the winners
i with two goals. David Green, Joe
: Morrissey, Jim Russell and JI...
i Hennessey scored singles.
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Bantams: Doug Kelson IS, sob
Jones 17, Bev Irvine 15, Dome Keller
10, Bob Armstrong 12,
Fee Wees: Don Cann 17, G. Lavin
IS, Dale Turvey 13, David Burstram
12, Jim .Tones 9.
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Blue Devils — -—
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Pee Wees
Rangers
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Red Wings ————
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Rockets _____ _________
Mohawks ___—______—A—
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Mrs. Fred Moore
Born In England
A resident of Exeter on Huron
St. for 20 years, Mrs. Frederick
Moore, 86, died on Monday in the
Ruston Nursing Home, Mitchell.
Her husband, a carpenter, and
a native of Exeter, died February
21, 1952. Mrs. Moore came from
England 40 years ago,
Surviving are one son, Russell,’
Hensall; one sister, Mrs. Gertrude
Reynolds, Bancroft,
The funeral service was con
ducted by Rev. Donald MacDonald
of Hensall Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday from the Dinney
funeral home. Interment was
Exeter cemetery.
Pastor Resigns
At Dashwood
Zion 'Lutheran congregation
held its regular voters meeting
Sunday, January 15.
Rev. Louis Higenell, .pastor of
the church fox* the last nine years,
resigned due to i'll health. The
resignation is effective in April.
The Board of Elders for 1956
includes Vyrne Weido, W. iClifford
Salmon, Edward Gackstetter,
Charles Martene, Kenneth Kraft
and "Earl Datars.
Miss Helen Nadiger, is organist
and Mr. Raymond iWein, care tak
er. The barn on the parsonage
property is to ;be replaced by a
garage.
Scrutineers for the meeting
were Gerald Martene, Bill Becker
and Kenneth Kraft.
There will be a combined dec
oration and dedication service at
the cemetery next summer.
Ladies’ Aid
Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid met
Wednesday, Janutary 11. Mrs, E.
Koehler, Mrs. IH. Wein and Mrs.
E. IG. Kraft were appointed to
get information regarding a new
stove fox' the kitchen.
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs, Elgin Adams and
daughters, Pauline and Patsy, of
Dashwood, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred (Woody)
Adams of London.
■Miss Erma Wein of Clinton
spent the weekend with Mrs. Herb
Wein and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brown of
Sarnia spent Sunday with Mr.
Wm. Wein.
■Mastex’ David Rader entertain
ed 'a number of his. class mates
on the occasion of his ninth birth
day on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Milton Webb,
Judy and 'Bob sipent the weekend
at Port Colborne with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack 'Huffman.
The annual library meeting will
be 'held Saturday afternoon at
4.30"in the library.
•Mr. and Mrs. ‘Mervyn Tieman
and Mrs. A. V. Tiernan attendee
the furniture convention at Tor
onto 'last week.
Little Lyn Fulcher of Sarnia
is spending some time with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Genttner,
W.M.S. Meeting
“Our High Calling” was the
theme for the January meeting
o>f the W.M.G. in the schoolroom
of the church on Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Lome Hicks, assisted
by Mrs. Geo. Dunn and M"rs.
Frank Foley, were in charge of
the worship .service.
A chapter from the study book
was given including stories told
Of the experiences of New Can
adians and hOw the W.M.S. work
ers helped them in time of need.
Mrs. K. Hodgins gave an 'ac
count of the life and work of the
great musical composer, Beethov
en. To illustrate her talk she
used one of his compositions as
a piano solo number.
•Mrs. Murray Elliott prosided
for the business. Annual reports
were given by the secretaries
and the treasurer, It was decided to invite ‘the ladies of Christ
Church Guild, Whalen W,M.S.
and Huron Park to the •World
Day of Prayer service on Feb
ruary 17.
Mrs,. Knowles was welcomed
into the society as a -new member.
Mrs. Elliott, Miss Anderson and
Mrs. Bowden were hostesses.
Personal Items x *
Mrs, George Baynham attended
the funeral of the late Mrs. "Rex
Mills in Burlington on Tuesday
of last week.
Mrs. A. White of London whs
a weekend , visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson.
F/O J. T. and Mrs, Gates and
family of Camp Borden' were
■weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Gates.
Master Joey Dobbs of Burk's
Fails Is a visitor at the homo of
his grandparents, Mr. and Mm.
M Foley.
The training course which
commenced In James St. Exeter
last Tuesday wilt be held 1x1 Cen
tralia church next Tuesday Janu
ary 24,
Topics From
By MISS JANE DYKEMAN
Annual Congregational Meeting
Zion West congregation held
their annual meeting Thursday
evening at the schoolhouse. Rev.
Slade was chairman and the of
ficers for the year 1956 were
elected.
, Harold Hern, Wellington
Brock, Jas. Earl Ephriam Hern
were appointed as elders; War
ren Brock, honorary elder; Ger
ald Hern, Ev. Miller, Kenneth
Hern, Angus Earl on board of
stewards; Edgar Baker, Norman
Brock, Tom Hern, Ross Hern,
Ward Hern, Jud Dykeman as
trustees Angus Earl, Norman
•Brock, Gerald Hern, Tom,I-Tern
as ushers.
Mrs. Clifton Jaques, Mrs. Ward
Hern were named auditors; choir
leader, Harry Hern; pianist, Al
ma Hern, assistant pianist, Mari
on Brock; parsonage committee,
Mrs; Norman Jaques and Mrs.
Jas. Earl. ,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Dobson,
Mips Gwen Dobson and Mr. Bill
Waghorn Kirkton, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Jaques.
Michael Cushman, Exeter,
spent the weekend with Bruce
Dykeman.
Last weeks visitors with
and Mrs. Ross Jaques and
Daniel Hicks were:-Mr, and
Wesley Jaques, Mr. and Mrs.
BOwers and family, Exeter,
0. y, porterBy Woodham Rink
The PEEP SHOW
Last Friday evening, a rehears
al of “No Rhyme Nor Reason”
was held at Ralph (Sweitzer's
home. With the basement -suit
ably arranged, practices are held
regularly there. Most of those
concerned directly with the stag
ing pt the play were present.
Mrs. Dinney and Mrs. Eraser
showed the colorful orange cos
tumes which will be worn by the
inmates of Sunnydell Asylum,
Although much remains to be
dope, the first act moved with a
promising smoothness. Audrey
Bentley’s natural portrayal of Dr.
Carraway is certainly worth a
comment. She has a difficult role
to make convincing.
Gerry Godbolt, too, gives an
enthusiastic and lively interpreta
tion to the role of the butler.
Claudette (Sweitzer rolls her
eyes with the smoothness of ball
bearings, it is not difficult to
believe she is quite mad. Coupled
with the screeches of Edna Glaab
as Laura Haycx-op, this pair form
an effective contrast to the more
dignified Dr, Beebe, convincing
ly portrayed by Burton Morgan.
Mary Giles (Betty Beckler)
and Bobo ('Betty Link) add to
w<
the confusion of this fantastic
plot with a welbcapitured spirit
of idiocy and burlesque.
The. executive of the Players*
Guild wish to remind patrons that
late comers will not he seated
until the end of act one. We re
quest your cooperation in thi§
matter.
The list of sponsors grows reg
ularly. Details will he given an
other week.
Already plans for the one-act
festival have started. Two prob
able directors have been found,
and one play almost decided upon,
Dates and details on this matter
will he forthcoming.
8:155 pan.
Skating After Oanxivai
Music Provided
—- Admissioxx
Adults ^50, Children 200
Sponsored By
Woodham Community Assoc.
EXETER
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
COMING EVENTS
EUCHRE—Exetex* Ghapter O.E.S.
will hold a euchre in the chapter
rooms on Friday, February 10,
at 8:00 p.m. 19c
HOME BAKING SALE—-The
W.A. of James St. United Church
will hold a sale of home baking
on Saturday, February 11', 19c-----A . . . . , , , .'
HOME BAKING and Candy Sale,
Library basement, 1:30. p.m.,
Saturday, January 28. Sponsored
by Student Traveller’s Club, 19o
EUCHRE PARTY — The Ladies
Guild of Trivitt Memorial Church
will hold a progressive euchre
party in the Parish Hall on Mon
day, January 23 at 8:15 p.m,
Prizes and lunch. Admission
50<f. ; . 19
KIRKTON COMMUNITY
ASSQCIATION
Turkey Banquet
And Program
Friday, Feb. 10
T:OO p.m.
UNITED CHURCH,
KIRKTON
To Celebrate The
Founding Of The Society
Guest Speaker: ROY JEWELL,
CFPL Radio & TV Commentator
A limited number of tickets are
available from members of the
K.C.A. executive up to February
1.
Admission $1.50 Per Person
ACT FAST!
Exeter
Arena
Exeter and District
PLAYERS' GUILD
presents
"No Rhyme
Nor Reason"
Annual
Meeting
Exeter Town Hall
By Tom Taggart
S.H.D.H.S. AUDITORIUM
February 8 and 9
z '*
8:30 pan.
Tickets 500 and 750
Harry
McEwan
Night
Wed., Feb. 1
at 2:00 p.m.
For the purpose of receiving
reports, electing officers and
transacting business. Directors
will meet at 1:30 o’clock.
Clark Fisher H. H. G. Strang
Secretary President
HONOR A GOOD SPORTSMAN
Clinton vs. Mohawks
EXHIBITION
Friday, January 20
I Sailors Here Tues., Jan. 24/
I ' EXETER ARENA — 8:30 P.M. ip5 • ” ‘ f
Hearing Clinic
at the
HOTEL CLINTON
Mr.
Mr.
Mrs.
Sam
_____ .. .__ , Mr.
Jde Whelihan and Mr. Wilfred
Herbert, Whalen, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Anderson and family, Mr.
Herb Anderson and Lloyd, .Scien
ce Hill, attd Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Range and Wayne, Centralia.
Mr. Walter Herbert, Ypsilanti,
Michigan, Is spending two weeks
with Mr. Daniel Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock
visited Sunday with'Mrs. Brock’s
aunt, Mrs.
Mr. and
and family,
Tom Ogle,
Tom Brock were Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs,
Brock.
Miss Muriel Hern,
spent Sunday at her
Mts, Rose Jaques
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mfs. Herb Ahderson and Mr.
and Sirs. Arnold Anderson, ot
Science Hill.
Mf. and Mm, Clifton Jaques
and Yvonne visited with Mr, and
MM Jon Miners, Elimvilte, Mon
day.
XMr, and Mrs. ’Warten Brock
spent Monday with Mr, and Mrs.
Hector Taylor, Exeter.
Lynda Dykeman spent Friday
and Saturday wih Doris Cornish,
Schedule
Thursday, Jan. 19, 7 p.m.
RCAF INTERSECTION
HOCKEY PLAYOFFS,.
Friday, Jan. 20, 8:30 p.m.
HARRY McEWAN NIGHT
Clinton Colts, vs. Mohawks
Saturday, Jan. 21
8-12—Minor Hockey
1-2:45—Country & Public Skating
3-6—Figure Skating
8-10—Moonlight Skating
Sunday, Jan. 22
2- 3—Ladies Broomball
3- 4—Thames Road vs. Aces
4- 5—Dashwood vs. Kinsmen
5- 6—Legion vs. Mohawks
Monday, Jan.- 23, 7 p.m.
RCAF INTERSECTION
HOCKEY PLAYOFFS
Tuesday, Jan. 24, 8:30 p.m.
WOAA “A’1 HOCKEY
Goderich vs. Mohawks j
Wednesday, Jan. 25
2-4—Public Skating7-8:30—MIDGET HOCKEY
Parkhill at Exeter 9:00—Teen Time Sleigh Ride /
Dancing, Games and Food
to Follow
2 p.m. to 6 p.m. - Fri., Jan. 20
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jitters, nervous fatigue that result-from unscientific
over amplication of sound. Your hearing is too precious
to be treated on a hit-or-miss, over-the-counter basis.
ACOUSTICON
Of Lambton and Huron
152 VICTORIA ST., SARNIA PHONE 4-8708 §
O. Waldon, Medina.
Mrs. Jim Rowcliffe
London; Mr. and Mrs.
Strathroy, and Mr.
Wellington
of London,
home,
and John
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