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end zone set up the play.
Frier .converted each touch-
down while Welfard Maycleil
hoofed a long kick into the south,
Huron end 'Zane- that wept for a
point.
In the second half -of ..he game.
CoachGlen Mickle• had .his squad
well fired up but :althoughthey
held Mitchell off the scoresheet,
they were _unable to hit pay dirt.
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The third: :quarter produced
..eouple- of .excellent goring
Chances for the local cellar „dwel.!
iers but costly fumbles and
wobbly passes front the quarte -
back slot spoiled their chanees.
Pete. Ravelle pulled off one 9f
the f anciest plays o be pine. In •
• this quarter When he went to
'kick on third: down., be saw he
couldn't make it and :decided to
lug the pigskin. Ile scooted the
:left side- .of the Blue Devil line
and went all the way to the.
Mitchell 25 before he was
tackled. The touchdown ,attempt
went astray when South Huron
fumbled and Mitchell recevered,
The Blue Devilsthrew a •pharg-
mg ithe .at the inexperienced
South Huron squad: and it took
the losers half the game to. get
.accustomed to it, However, when.
they did, they stopped the bal.
;Inge of Mitchell's .attacks cokL
Coach High On Team
Although .suffering their fourth
consecutive loss of the season,
Coach Glen Mickle of the Pan -
titers was pleased With the way
his team gave what they had.
"The club eame along pretty
. well for such an inexperienced
group of players. They Played,
better ball at the end of the sea;
son even though the scores. were
more lop -skied," .
possibly the top foot-
ball coach et the Perthex Con-
ference League, praised Ravelle,
Nick Fedossow, IL Carter and
Etherington in the final
game for their performance.
The °South Huron teacher, who
last year had a top-notch foot-
ball team that travelled to Lon-
don for the sudden death Purple
Bowl game, lost the majority of
his players and only had four
holdovers this season.
Lineuosts
SOUTH: HURON — Wein, Read -
rick, Etherington, a,o1) n al cl,
Carter, Hodgins, Green, Tinline,
Glover, *Ftavelle, Fedossow. :Gush,
Sims, Boyle. SKn
trang, usick,
Jermyn, Hern, L. Hern, Toll
and. Poster.
MITCHELL --jackson,' Sawyer,
Sherwood. B. Wakes. Frier, John-
ston, Mc.Naught, Watt, Burc.hill,
lieyes, Fawcett, M. Cook.
Maydell, G. Smith. A. Smith, 33ell,
S. Parkinson, Whetham, Hen -
niter, Parsons.
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1. Mitchell, touchdown (Watt)
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Clandeboye ,Comments
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,Church, .New*
01 Sunday At the United
Church the Rev.. A, 1. Menzies,
AilSa Craig was u ;Marge et
:the ..service. here M excben.,„'le:
witli•the Minister, the Rev, Dd.,
gar Roulston, who look the serv-
ice at ..Carlisle cluirch.
M St, JaialeS Church Laymen's
Sunday was observed with the
guest speaker, Mr, Peter Alee
Mcintyre of Parkhill.. a member
of the Anglican Brotherhood.
lie spoke .of the privileges lay-
men have to hep. with .,chureh
work, also of the Bayfield venni!
And its growth. •
The flowers on the retable
were in loving memory of .the
late Alvin and Harvey Cunning.
.harn, by the
At a previous service, the rec.
tor the :Rev,' .j. P. Prest,
dedi-
eated the :articles, a green ban.
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Comments About
Woodham
By MRS. ARTHUR RUNDLE
Personal Items
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Ifolli_ngs-
worth of Watford were Sunday
guests of Mrs. 3, Jaques.
Mr, and Mrs. John Tipping
,and family were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Veale at
Strathroy.
Mr, and Mrs. Don Rixon and
Mary Jane were Sunday visitors
with Misses Blanche and Rhea
Mills.
Ronnie Chatten of Elora spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Chatten and
Barbara.
Mrs. Arthur Rundle is visiting
her niece, Mrs, Kenneth Savage,
in London this week, •
Dr. and. Mrs. Geo, Morphy,
John and Nelson, of Toronto,
spent the weekend at their home
in the villa ae,
Rev. B. Baynard, Staffa, was
guest speaker in the United
Church on Sunday morning
while Rev. J'. Slade bad charge
of anniversary servleev at Zion
on the Staffa charge.
Mrs. W. L. Switzer returned
home on Monday after visiting
with her daughter, Mrs, Leslie
Zinn and Mr. Zinn, at SudtAirY,
and her son, Raymond Switzer
and Mrs. Switzer at Port Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Zinn motored
from Sudbury on Monday eve-
ning and are spending a few
days in the village.
Mrs. Roy Kirk spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Tufts at Kiricten.
ner and a set of three ,camels
or outdoor use at Christmas
011:10.
At the vacation school WhiC11,
WAS 1101d at Lunan this summer
.set far each Sunday School of
Uie five church.es, $t. *lames,
Holy Trinity, Pentecostal,. Luean.
and. .Clandebeye United, were
made,
Starting on Sunday the Clan-
deboye United Church will
change the hour of service to
2.45 p.m. with Sunday School at
1.45
.Forsonal Items
Mrs, hkrthur JIarlgiris and in.-
.fant son returned tome from St.
Joseph's Hospital on WO(1410S-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Logan
and Myrna Jane, of Thorndale,
were guests with the Paton fam-
ily on Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. VIM underwent an
eye operation. a Victoria hos-
pital on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fields of
Stayner. and Mr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Tyreman and Carole
of Blyth also Mr. and Mrs. Torn
Brock of Zion were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lynn and
family on Sunday.
Mrs, Omar Cunningham and
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Cunnigham
and Allan Roy were guests of the
former's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Morgan, of Riginfield on
Sunday.
Mrs, Qmar Cunningham, Mrs.'
Alvin Cunningham, Mrs. Fred
Simpson, Mrs. Alrner Hendrie,
Mrs. Lloyd Lynn and. Mrs. Alan
Hill attended. the bazaar at St..
Marys Church, Brinsley, on Fri-
day.
- Mrs. Emily Tomes is a patient
in Victoria Hospital • where she
underwent an operation last
Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs, Mervin Carter
made a business trip to Luck -
now on .Saturday.
Mrs, Mary Ritchie, who has
3. MItcljell, convert (Prier)
4. Mitchell, single (Maydell)
0. Mitchell, touchdown (Prier) l
6. Mitchell, convert (Frier)
'Mirk quarter
•No scoring..
Fourth gun rter
No scoring.
Group Standings
WL P
3V1tc1iell• 3 0 43 14
S. Marys' 2 0 16 1
Stratford 1 1 21 27
Llstowel 1 2 27 13
'South' Huron 0 4 14 69
In 1956 Canadian motorists
paid 8384 million in provincial
registration fees and gasoline
taxes, $170 million in federal
excise and sales taxes on new
vehicles,
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From Pyjamas to parkas, you'll find attractive outfits
for winter for all. the members of the family at Gould
and Jory. Shop now for the cold weather.
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SNUGGLEDOWN FLANNELETTE NIGHTWEAR
Ladies $2,95 to $5,95 Children $1.95 to $2.95
FLEECE -LINED SLEEPERS $2.95 to $5.95
INFANTS' BUNTING BAGS ,
And Snow Suits $5.95 .to $13.95
TWO-PIECE SNOW SUITS
2, 3, 3X $8.95 to $11.95
THREE-PIECE SNOW SUITS
4 to 6X $12.95 to $19.95
CHILDREN'S CAR COATS
$9'.95 and $10.95 '
MISSES' CAR COATS
7 to 12 • $9.95, and $10.95
LADIES' CAR COATS
12 to 16 $15.95 to $1835
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUBURBANS
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V,YEEKEND GROCERY VALUES.
PEANUT.BUTTER
Club House, 16 oz. ‘370
QGILVIE WHITE CAKE MIX
With. fudge frosting & cake pan 330
CRISCO
8 lb, tin 990
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
lb, bag , 890
PURITAN CHIX
12 oz, tin ,. 45;
MAPLE LEAF SALMON
73/1 Oz. tin 450
GIANT VEL
Price 690
IVORY SOAP (Personal' Size)
Free comb and' nail file ,. 4 Bars 290
SCHNEIDER CHEESE'
2 lb. pkg,
990
WHITE CROSS TISSUE
Price 2 for 250
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OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS TILL 10 CLOSED FRIDAY NIGHTS
ions- et •elethIng or other *rd.
clog ,suitable feel 'bale are .asked
for. Some thoughts on :St An.
dr, CW'S Day, November 30,. were
riven ,by the. president.
.The: Guild .meeting was pre.
sided ever by the .president, Mrs.:
Ray Hodgins, .eleven members:
answered the roll call. Final ar-
rangements were made: for the.
b.azaar to. be held on. 'Saturdai,!
Nov. g in the church scheol-
room.
Mrs. Patrick Marrilnan,
A native of Ireland, Mrs. -P.a.
trick Martinet), 7, died, while
a guest with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
been with her ,daitOter and son.t
in.law Mr; and mrs. Wilfred'
Cimninghant for 1,1),e •SIMInier,
has been confined to be bed
there.
Mr. L. Derbyshire visited
with relatives in Leamington last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall And
infant sou, Douglas ,JAMOS, of
Lambeth, spent the weekend
with the farmer's parents, Mr.
.and Mrs. -lames 134L
Mr. and IVIrs. Grant Latimer
of Sarnia visited with the. lat-
.ter's parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Maann on. Sunday,
Middlesex plowing: Match
Tie :two boys, Clare. Paton and
Johu McNaughton who. repre-
sented the County at the Inter -
:national Plowing Mateh
at Sini-
coe in the Junior F.arrneral Class,
attended the Middlesex match
oe Thursday at the home of Ro-.
bert Tuckey. John won first,.
Clare second. Last year Clare
won the Robert Tuckey trophy,'
this year it goes to John.
Reception
A reception and dance: was held
at the Lucau Memorial Centre
on Friday for Mr. and Mrs. Jirn
llarrinan (nee :IVIarie Conley) of
Dublin. An address of good wi-•
she$' was read by Mrs. Alton Is --
sac with Mrs. -Charlie Cronyn
making the presentation, a gift
of money on behalf of relatives
and friends, '
Music was supplied by Rib -
son Orchestra,
W.A. and Guild Meeting
The October ineeting of the
W.A. and Guild of St, James
Church was held at the home
.of Mrs. Alvin Cunningham', The
President, Mrs. Andy Carter pre-
sided.
Devotions were taken by Mrs,
Art Cunningham, Mrs, Karl
O'Neil, Rev. Prest and the pre-
sident.
An invitation 'to all members
to attend the Fall Deanery at
Trinity Church, Aliso Craig, on
November 6 was received.
A bale is to be,, packed for
Grand Prairie, Alberta,- within
the next two weeks and done.-
Th. Tirmas-Advsoceto,
Oct 31, inr P
:Caren McGillivray Township en
Sunday evening !Qctober v.
She was, the former Bridle.
.Fialudg.an and married Patrich.
Merman in 1921.... Theylived in.
West, McGillivray and: Sylvan
moving ,to Iliddulpit Township'
about five years ago.
Mrs. Mardi:m.11'1ns A member
of St. .Peters church Birldulph
and the Catholic: Weirkeks
I.eague.
Surviving besklei her rhusband
are three sons, James, London;
Patrick Jr., and William at
home; and lamo daughter
• Daniel Yanbie (Maiip
ton Greve. Mn. IS!
(lose), Vockfistaelt,
The body rested at tJi
funeral *home, LueaM
nesday morning, then
Lady of Mt. 'Carmel where
mum high Mass Was 11004'
rather Kelly with interment
adjething cemetery.
Pallbearers were Joe CAV
•Tom Byon Charlie Crern,
ton Isaac, 'George Simpson at
Joe Dietrich. -
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