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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-09-19, Page 4"rho Tinitte•Advocete, September 19, 1957 t4 1 Itt.141.1,1411,1111 WWWWWWWWWII 1111WWW(1111111111141WWWWWW111 WIWIXIIMMtal rt int r Let's Talk PORTS Booster Club • Defending Championsl.BOwling l;ealgue- Plans Dinner . . !tarts M.onday -warn Len McKnight,. ,proprietor of el At a special meeting _Monday $ NAIWWIWIIIIIMAkanill4)111FISHOWIMIW wwWw41.111101KIWIIIIIIMAIMAINUMWMPAWItWitinitHlitUIRO the Exeter Bowling -ane Ilight et the teWil hall, the elect- • • S ler Booster 'Club: of leg year's After a weeks layoff, Zurich .a Peefeet nve'f°1!'fix.0 'Plght Bi! !Ilten.uinbeeerd2.3th',Iwt;d111.111enE'..M1-oeelPt: GILA ,Senior "11" Mohawke- cLunper Kings* defending '0.11.A. the plate. ed to stage a final dinner to try "D" -champions, and Walsing.; The fleet -footed I oft c lele long .ile thL541:.;rssero,011.4 League. to pull the club -out -of lebt end ham. Senators, hooked up in the ecracked out 'solid sin•gles in the league .and there's a good meut to Ile leeal "homebrew" „seven series Wednesday night eeighth innings, beat ,o -tit e. slow Sports, Iditor •B DON "BOOM BOOK" GRAVITY turn over all of lest year's equip- second game of their. hest.of- eh of the first, fourth and To date, 18 teems have entered hockey .club which will operate in the .Southern Counties team's. roller to first in the fifth and °hall" 111°1: one or two /119re Wilt climaxed a lam:feet day with 4 1Nallt to gain admittance within eelleoloullemoolowleseeeolololooloweeneemolool0000seoloome; this. winter. home park. Coehraile, president of the . w.aisioghom, who took a sound 3.50.foot blast over the right- the we°1S' •-;0.1.1.A. Senior "B" hockey in this town has had it! At least for •this winter anyway as.Booster Club officials decided that expenses were rnueh ton high for ,.the riumber of faithful fans that 2ollpwed the tribe right down to the wire. But not all has been loit!, Although thereis nothing definite regarding plaArs or who will be riding in the executive seats as Os colunin is written, a plan is being put for- ward, by BILL MUSSER to ice a "homebrew" hockey club. No doubt a lot of fans who witnessed last year's brand of hockey and a number who never set foot inside the arena door will he chuckling to themselves about dropping from Senior "B" to Intermediate f'13," or "homebrew" but we all must admit it is the only way local talent can be given a fah' chance to show their stuff. The town, of Exeter seems divided in its 'opin- ions about the importing of players and the using of the locals. Numerous people claim they want high class hockey while others repeatedly claim they'd back up the locals in action, This winter will •mark the first time that A strictly homebrew club will be operating out of Exeter since 1 have been here and the. results to ine will prove very interestirg. Many people have told me that they would go to games if they could cheer for players from the .district they knew. This winter everyone will have the chance. 71/Vhert you look at the situation closely, Exeter could have a pretty fair homebrew club. If the play- ers from last year's edition of the Mohawks would participate and a number. of local boys like Eugene Third,. Bill. Fincombe, Don Wells and Iry Ford Wourd came out, things could look pretty bright in thejockey field once again. Of course, the only way 11,41tOnt could, operate like this would be on the s,"r}litzbasis which -to our way of thinking is the best ezround for players aid the fans as the team Mims it must keep winning to make any profit on tliehare-the-wealth plan. A couple of the biggest problems which arise in small communities for hometown teams is that either local players must be coaxed to come out and play because things come too easy or they move away to tbe. city or some other town to work because of the 14k of industry in their own town. As the cold season draws nearer, a couple of the towns that we have approached about clubs are ver2 enthusiastic about getting back into what was onto known as the old Cyclone League, Don't be surprised- to see the towns of Lucan, .Ilderton, Mitchell, Zurich,. Hensall, Seaforth, Clinton -ancl. Exeter combined in an eight -team schedule. The 2to'KV.n. of Zurich was talking about combining with Hititall to ice a team, while unconfirmed reports bad Ilderton and Lucan going together to bolster their teams. Last year's hockey, executive will be making a final drive to raise money to pay off a debt of fl.,700 before this winter's hockey season rolls •ar5nd. As time is getting close, •a dinner at $10.00 *_plate will be held -on OctolSer 15 or 29 at the Brenner House in Grand Bend with Every person ttending getting a 'chance to win up to $1,700. The 'encutive feels that with the debt hanging fire, the Town has a bad name and in future years when senior hockey may return, it would be twice as hard to ice a suitable team. So your supp,ort would be greatly appreciated when members o'f the Booster Club arrive with .fickets to, the affair. STICKING OUR NECK OUT AGAIN — We tray- ' elled a very hump road in our prediction list last • week as only five of the nine came true with one game ending in -a tie, Anyway, we still hold a 12-7 with the bookies so here we go again for the r,;e2it seven days, BIG FOUR ACTION—Ottawa fill relt Argos on Saturday even thougli a number of re- : placements are arriving thick and fast for the• doUble blue from the U.S. On the same day the big game in Montreal with the Ti -Cats will have Ham- ilton squeaking but a close one. The fl'p of the coin decided it! SENIOR. O.R.F.U. — September 25 will see Bob Celeri's Dutchies defeat the Beaches even though, for some unknown reason, the Toronto squad always gives the defending champs a lot of trouble. W.I.F.U. OUT WEST Sept, 21, Normio Ewong will pace Edmonton over Frank Filchock's • .up -and -corning Roughriders. Winnipeg will lengthen . Calgary's losing streak to four straight. On the. 25th - of the =nth, -we look for .Calgary to pull out of their dive and top B.C. • T1 b 1 d plate dinner will be held at the - Zurich, postponed their bonewi in field fenre with a mate award: ! le men wiltOW Monday aa lining pitcher Arnie Meyers ' Wednesday nights -of -each week. booster club, said that a $10 beating in the I rst game Brenner Hotel in Grand: Bend on game ou Sunday beegese of wet helped his own cause by knock- Schedule for the week of Sep - either October 15 or 29 in order - grounds. lug in five runs with a single tenlber 23 IS as fOltOWS; to- raise funds to- pull the dub i The Lumber Kings will to , Mandan September ga Play in the fourth and a deuble 01it ;of its $1,700 indebtedness. ;their second home game of the :deep left field in the seventh, ..Hig Six vs. Tradesmen On the hignight, $1,500 will be' series on .Saturday with. starting -CentrefieldrWayne Rowe also in; pInnappers vs. Ringers given away prizes - with thee time slated for 4,30 p.m. !sharp. :came through with a long double 111111imen vs. Butchers hope of 200 tickets being told for ! Playing Coach Tom Rawlings -to centre :and a single in the 9-11-(‘3"""s vs' :41.P. PartE4: the banquet. 1 has a choice of four starting third for two hits, while Bill 1 i snares vb. ftt*IFA rinueree Yunehlut, Don - O'Brien TomWild Pats vs. TIO Toppera The Main draw of the evening • pitchers to use in the home , Wrdnesditt, .SrPirother 24 will be on a $1,000 bill with firth.; pine but will not make any de- Rawlings and Don . H •m ' e eae1 74 — I 1•0 . er dra1111 .ws en 1011111$ of $250, ! eision until _after the game in $1.00 $50 and four S25 draws. TheWalsinghem, Included in Zuriehs - grabbed off a pair of singles. .1 • I ! .Mks la 0 1SPepales ' Imperials vs. G.M.'s , ; : outing will be held in MLitt the Pitching roster are Arnie . Dean fttt'elli.son, aWindmills vs. Jets Ab- 1 Wayne bott and Don and Earl' Bovd -e------e-e--ee-ee-------e!--^eeew seine Manner as last year's din- ' Meyers, Don „O'Brien, ner except that the price will Rowe and, Mary Lacy. be $5 cheaper, Sunday. September 22, Zurich Equipment from last year's , will travel back to the Senators' team has been turned over Jo a park for the fourth game of the "hoinebrew" club which will op. series. orate this winter. It is reported that most of last O Doug 'Brien year's Senior "B" players have • • collected the Our singles for the e. Comments About losers while Glen Ross, Don Boyd and Arnie Hanson shared the mound duties. Firstbaseman Bob Garvey . of I the Senators turned in a fine ;ByMRS. JOSEPH WOODA1-4 defensive game as he handled . • 13 plays withoutm comitting. an ' L.rri adies Study epa indicated they wilt play home- cI the brew hockey and 'with the help ...Iparks Victory error Miss Mary Chambers led i.eil 14ATI Tt en 1:: devotional period when the Wom• of' other local talent, the town DefendingDham- Ontario "" h ' e noug O'Brien, 211. ..,....„ 5 4 " en's Association and Missionary should ice .a fair team. pions, ZuriclieLumber Kings, lost nen n'llrlen. th „ .,..... 4 2 3 a SOCKY of the United Church met -----*------7"---- little time in taking the first A,111.1,0 meeees. r — 5 0 2 n im Thursday, News Budget From . step to maintain their prestige as *11: eic?,°‘..iVe'len: •- — 4 4 5 Mrs. Sam King was assisted . e .e.....e... 5 o 1 n they ripped Mee three Walsing. weene 11nwe. ef . ...,. 4 2 2 1 by Mrs. Robt, Reid in portray - rand Bend a lopsided 14-1 victory over the 1-). Tiles ndr,r, 68 . '. ,,, ...__: 8 1 ,1 n On Japan. ham. pitchers.lot 18 hits to post ' nee eie.tnae,-ir•.,_„., 4 n n n ing a chapter in the study book tm rt Ontario finals played in Zerieli wet i,si :e u A et 1 48 14 li' 1 •Mrs, G. Hill .peesided for fl _ e _ ; W,M.S, business and arrange - Senators in'the first game of the TOTAl.s on Wednesday afternoon. -'"4"11 eI ' ments were made for thank offer - Arnie Meyers, a chunky right- .3.. JAil*,,,tzs..31; 6 _: :77: ,..- ',I. *.?•, (.1 ing meeting* to be held ie Oetob- Crediton BY MRS. KEOWN Ladies To Pack Bales The regular monthly meetings hander with plenty .04 stuff, was marl Pnrd, 81 4 a .(1) fl er when a guest,spea ser Willbe Of the Woman's Missionary -So- only in trouble once througbout 3. Pnrgliner, llr , ... - 2 n t, An interesting letter f ciety and Women's Association the game as he rang up four eta-cler"ren floss, -re - *---7- 44 g r.,n 1 present, An Buckle,- missionary in lof the United Church was held serikeouts in a crafty four -hitter, .bi-....°:,,r‘iiiiir";‘4;PiY.'et!'" ,.-7.`„;", 4 0 -1 0 1,11,,,, , ,1,,vas read by Mrs. Ed. y r. !Inson, ss _ 3 n 0 2 amPoi.,. ,. e on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. The Senators pushed their eo I Willis Gill opened the W.A. meet- run of the ball game over only e-fion .ni d. rr ......,. 1 0 1 n W ,j,(yrALs 3., ., „ ,A . business was led by Mrs. ing. It was decided to pack a plate in the eighth when Bert ." Earl ,Neil. Several reports were box for .Rev. and Mrs. Irwin in Abbott scampered )1111 0o on a ie.- eerie to 51) In int. b. --PItehrd tnr 110rd In 81 h' !given and date 'of coining bazaar . Korea, Mrs. E. DesJardins and passed • ball, charged' to catcher. c—Pltehrd for Boas In 3rd. ! was set for Saturday, November Mrs. H. Nile were appoirted to Tom Rawlings. • - br loolog :n. H V 2. Afternoon hostesses were. look after the box. Doug O'Brien, guard. of, the w.tomnroin.rn non nen ol0111- 1 4 3 ' Neorr S•so Mrs. Neil, Mrs. E. Chanibers zage tea and bake sale on ?nirelt 0 11 322Ia5--14 18 1 and Mrs, G. Bill, It was decided to hold a ba - l Sat- urday, October 26. Mrs. Emery DesJardins then took the study book on Japan, in- troducing the study for the year and displaying several Japanese articles, A letter was read by the see- 1 retary inviting the W.A. mem: hers to a bazaar and tea at Grace Anglican Church, Greenway, on Saturday, September 28, Mrs. Raymond leading took the chair for the Woman's Mis- sionary Society, Mrs, Henry De- vine asked the members to re- new their Missionary Monthly , subscriptions next month. A bale of used clothing was • announced to be sent. before Christmas, . close in tournaments over the The sectional meeting of the Church W.M.S. wil United. will he past two years, finally bit the held M Hensall, October 8-Mre. jackpot. as he fired 'eight pars over the 18 -hole layout to come Taveher and Mrs. Pfile were ap- in with an 82 to capture the Jack pointed to report on the meet- Smith Trophy -for low gross, 'hog- ing, and Mrs. Mansell Mason, . ors .. • Mrs. E. DesJardins and :Mrs. . , . , . Holley to sing in the choir. . . The school. teacher.had a '42 .en the front.nine and an even 40 en Mrs. Herbert Pfile then gave ' keystone sack for the Rings, once again established himself as the hitting sensation on the club, since it entered the play- offs as he paced his team with idnfinnunninintninninnonaininninntnottinthinontininnoninnoon ttttt ionni ttt t WwWwwWwwWW111111Wo Temorrow:...-;.4 This could be .• • AND' HOW MUCH 15 A LIFIE WORTH? Protect yourself against car damage costs, as well as your income against lawsuit caused by the injuries or death of others. Wo offer complete auto insurance coverage! Call Us Today W.H ODGSON "The insurance Mee NE 24 EXETER Be SUFE with INSURANCE nnfinfillThardltInntnntlittignlintlinntrannUnintnninntnnindintininntlinnlionninniiti nnonitunt I Arnie :Meyers nd Tom 'Raw- Rally For Church School Glen Times, Pop floyd (31, rn I e Hanson' (S) and riesn' A combined service was held 11 ttl ell IS611. W 1 n IL 1 ng Pitcher — jn. Lite 'United Cluirch on Sunday eleyers; 1.nmer---Irtetss. morning when the church school ; rally day was belt! in connection • ; with • the church service, Rev, A. Rapson and school superip. tendent were in eharge. The jun- ior choir sang a selection and a Sanders And Scott Shar.e Golf Awards and Marlene ; trio was sung by Doreen Kenney, I Paula Boulianne King. Rev.- Rapson gave a . talk and Mrs. E. Lamport conducted Morley Sanders and "Red" members of the Exeter Golf Club, won. promotions. Scott cleaned up on the prizes in and playing in his first year, the windup tournament held at the consolation round of the Exe- Church News thp Oakwood course, Grand Bend, ter Club championship. Anniversary services will b over. the weekend by •the Exeter The all-round 'athlefe, who held in the Mi. ited Church on Golf Club. ' . played with Dashwood Tigers for Sunday, September 22. The Rev. Sanders, who has been coming a number of years in the Huron- L. H. Turnere) a former pastor, Perth Intermediate Baseball . will be in charge of both sere - League, "took on two opponents • ices. Music will. be furnished by at once to cop the title and a the church choir and gueit' solo - dozen golf balls as his prize. ist for the day will be Mr. Terry Kleinstiver defeated Don Grav- ' Wade, a former member of the three played 18. Judea 'together', London. • ' ' • • ' *Evangelical con:gregation, now of ett and Bqb Dinney. When the Rev. C. W, ' Down of Exeter this weekend. The shotmaker has ; was in charge of service:in the a handicap of 32 but ,he carded a . Evangelical Church on. Sundae; b' .1 the tough 1311 d her repnrt on the School for the backAA 1C11 includeda big A beautiful basket of Leaders at Alma College, St. double bogie on the 18th hole. on the second, lath, 'llth, and : n1"1"g• Thomas. with the 'low net honors, as he games of the yeae. , `'Red" Scott literally ran away 17th holes in one of his best in lovine memory! of F/O Charles : mums placed in the 'chancel was Farewell To Pinkneys , !carded an incredible e8 with a 25 Sixteen club members were on . E. Ness and Mr. G. Ezra Fillet. The regular monthly meeting handicap. . hand for the closing tournament. 1 Personal Items • i of the Women's Auxiliary ,of St. The -red head seoredfive pars To meet This Weekend 1 Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Fahrner Johns - by - the - Lake Anglican and a birdie o'n the teeth in his Church was held at the home of round fer an 83 gross. His hanch- Mrs. Wm. needle on Monday cap !Put him 12 under par net. evening with a good attendarice.1eKed" ecollected a dozen golf Mrs. Harry Bossenherry presid-.* balls as his prize'. ed. It was arranged to send a I Other low gross prizes were bale to the Indian Mission School : awarded to Clapde Farrow, 85; in the Northwest Territoriee later - Bruce Biggart and Emerson Des - in the fall. 1jardine, 87, and Don Gravett, 88. Mrs. Bostenberry spoke a few!. Other low net prizes won by words of farewell to Rev, and 1 club members included Stan Mrs. M. Pinkney, which were Frayne, 63; Lorne Kleinstiver replied in short farewells by both Mr. and Mrs. Finkney. • . and Bill Meleenzie„ 64, Dick Jer. The next meeting of the WA, nevi. and Lloyd Stewart, 68. will be held at the home of Mrs. Kleinstiver Champ of Sudbury spent a few days re- andGolfers frOin RCAF Centralia eently with Mr. and Mrs. -Lorne Exeter will meet this week- Morlock. end at Grand Bend in a return 1- Mrs. 0. N. Braun returned td rn etch. Exeter holds the. edge, having. Caseville, Mich, after spending a, several weeks with. her brother, woe' the St. Marys outing by Albert Morlock, and other mere 15 strokes. Central players °Mr. relatives. hope 'to turn the tables' on the Mr. Louis Ilirtzel of Detreit Exeter linksmen this weekend as in. fen force., visited with 'Mrs.' J. Hirteel arid they plan, to be out • sons and other relatieee. eixeereen 003,5' (1 'LB SCO ES 1 Mx, and Mrs Schleuback of De. •x • .• . Low . Low! troit spent the weekend with Mr. Groom Hdp. and Mrs. Wm. Smith. • es hg 1 Mrs. Martin .Morlockf Gtielph "nod" Sent!. 'it'Z " and Mrs. Henry quell], - of Kit Hoperoft, Dashwood, the date to 1 Lorne "; - P'ee " v 'Wee" Kleinstiver, 8traYlle -- 1$)? -.'"IgP n;; ,”tehener spent .a' few days last be arranged later. . ' one of the most • enthusiastic. irei.4"Airajir.7.. -- A :I TIS N et --titt - 9. ! week with Mr.and ' Mrs. Her - Legion Auxiliary Meet- , ' eillemeerenele. ...... 04 - an 04 1 Bruce BIggart _ 87 .i 22 RN . best Young. , The regular monthly meeting !Mr. and Mrs. T. Romeny of Kit- - Noe riesiereine _ 87 . .20 67 i Miss Gertrude Beaver of De - of the Wornen's Auxiliary to the chener, . and Mr. Wm. Cole and worioy Sanders — 82 - 18 6,.7 ' troll; and Howard Beaver of Canadian, Legion '. was held on his bride of Stratford., Mr. Cole Lloyd ._eSI,trieli%art _::. 1114 ..... nn 2.8 6G;, Hamilton spent the weekend with Monday evening. The report of ' was one of the leading players .1),Oi,,; ii.,,,,,.„ _ "" 161 - at :en their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. the draw on the blankets was in the Shakespearean' Festival- - now seutetott- _ 31 - 24 73 C. Beaver. given. Little Peter Gen, son of , and be and his bride are spend- non nreeett ..-_ se• . 11 74'Mr. and Mrs. Itichaed Vaughan UPI( '°Iliellee -'7•-• IV' : ;,...,49 • 7.,86 of California are visiting with Comrade 'Esther Gill wae report- eing the week here, I. The Women's institute will Pill l'"Ile'l - ----- 1 All other buSiness was left 1 hold its regular monthly meet- - , • • Prod S'anders ....._ 11 - 29 85 Mrs; Valfgh 'mother, Samuel Lamport. cd in the bospital. . an s - Mrs. ing on Thursday, September 26, Miss Agnes Lamport of De- onOver for the November meeting account of several members in the Town Hall. Please :note Second Line In • . trolt spent the weekend with her being on holiday. the change of date, on account of Exeter. Fair dey. • Locaf Items * Mr. and Mrs, Harold Noonan Due to an error the report of of Windsor are visiting Mrs, the burning Of the mortgage of ; Noonan's parents and sister, the Anglican rectory at Tiled- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gill and ford, of which the congregation Miss Ireneand other relatives of St. johns -by -the -Lake, Grand in town, this week, Bend, are also interested was Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Baird spent omitted on the report of the Thursday withtheir daughter farewell to Rev, and Mrs. Pink- and son•in-laev, Mr. and Mrs. my, last week. Mr. Wm. Randle Carl Weber in London, and Fri - was master of peremonies. This day evening with Mr. and Mrs, rectory was only purehased by Jas. Stubbs in Thedford. the two congregations when Rev. Mrs. Nelson Baker has re - Pinkney started his pastorate turned from !visiting her brother here three years ago. • in 1.1shorrie Township. The local school opened its Mr. and Mit. Donald Mar . fall • term and has now on, its and son and Mr. and Mrs, Jack gaff Mr. David Stanton of Lon- Eagleson and baby spent a .few din, formerly of New 'Zbalarid, days last week on a fishing trip es the principal, Mrs. Arnold to Northern Ontario. Desjardine, Mrs. Lawrenee Ma Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Finch are • son, Mrs. Newman R. Sharon visiting with Mr. and Mrs, jack land Mr. Robert Brandon of Bay- Witherspoen in Montreal this field as" teachers. ' week ' • Rev. W. C. Parrott et Med- Mr, and Mts., E. Keown spent ford was much enjoyed When he a couple of days in London last and Mrs. Elston. ° preached the morning service in week. • Mr. and Mrs. Orville Langford 'the 11.nited Church on Sueday, Miss Lennea Statton spent the and Sohn spent Sunday' with the Biddulph Ely MRS. M. H. ELSTON • s Personal Items . Sunday visitors with Mrs. Inez Dickey and family were Mrs, John Ridley, Ellinvilie, and Mrs, Chester Dunn, Mrs. John Willis and Mrs. Ashley Smith, Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Ross MoFalls and son, David, spent Sunday in London with Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Tbidall, Mrs. Karl Weiberg, aceompah. jed by Mr. and Mrs. John Kuz- mick RAW son Karl, visited on Thursday evening of last week with Cation. and Mrs. It. W. James of Port Burwell, Mrs. Perey McClean, Mary, Beverley and Leah of Centralia Air Station were visitors on Wed., nesday Afternoon With 14. 14. Next Sunday a baptismal sere weekend at Glendale Beach. lee will be held by 'Rev. A. E. Mr, and Mrs. Wni. Glenn are Holley during the Sunday Sehoei on a motor trip to Toronto, Ot. annual . rally service, when the tawa and Northern Ontario points members of the sehog will rally for the next, two weeks, il with the congregation for the Miss Mary. Yee is attending regular morning service. The a Peistniasters' Convention at Of- f School is to be in their pliteee tawa, this week. ..i. at io.ao a.to, Mrs. George Fulton ef Irot I Miss Doreen Baker has accept- Springs, Arkansas, formerly of Martha Baker, all of DashWOOd, I I ed a position on the nursing staff London, has taken np residence surprised their brother, Me, 11 at Vittoria Hospital, London. in property formerly owned by ChrisFiseher, on Saturday eve - :11 The world Wide C011111111ftiOn Mr. D, M. jaeksen, in Old orcie hills and helped • celebrate his •i; service will be observedsthe first and subdivision. birthday. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Sunday in 'October, Misses Minty Broderick and Pitcher it'd family and Mrs, i 1 The T,W.S, group or the United Marley Clark of Thedford are Jared Lyons Of Londentovere also Clitireh will hold its opening taking nurses' teething c01118e$ present. tritaing for the teaser!, in the' itt Sick! Children's 1-tosP'ital, in Mrs. Iteele Lewis and jerky ' e I church, on Friday evening, So- Torontoaceornpanied by ltoratio Slime- . . tembM er 20 at 8,30 p.. 'Little Peter Gill returned honie son viaiWd or1 Sunday with IVIr. ti Visitors. with Mr, and1 Mrs. on Salurday after 1.111d0f.gOillg at .lifid Mre Lieerd Johnston, Alisir t 1 W. iSweifeer on Sunday were operate in St. Joseph's Ilospi- Craig. fMr. and Mrs. A. Wuerth lied tel. Iast week , ' Mr, and Mrs, till Treibrier of 1 grandson, and Mr. Albert. and Mr. VITin, S‘veirtar made a t Yeter were StuldaY viSitors 1111118$ Pearl Xeyes M Exeter, business trip tO London en Mon- with their touelfis, Mr. and Mit. and Mfe. Earl SWeitter and AO, John McAllister, latter's sister, Mr. and Mrs. perry Hodgine, Granton Mr, and Mrs, Joe Hodgins and family of Owen Sound spent a feW days with the latter's moth- er. Mrs, Jessie Lewis ger boye. Mr. and Mrs, Arnie! Fiedler and Martha Lou, Meters. Wm. and hob nether a,nd Mr. • mother, Mrs. S. Lamport. 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