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STABLIS 190Q CORRESPONDENT, MRS, CHESTER 't..,. Na.IT.H S.eigner, Exeter, attended. the South
flet"kct's .rift Windmills p con fly LARRY .H .tPEMAi+A H,Meeting 4f the Zurich Ladies �i�
firmed their hat one-two pace ui , Auxiliary to the Scouts, Cubs, _:
the Exeter Alen's Bowling league , Brownies on 'Thais- 1
Guides and B s
care list week as each swe,it� Saturday morning at the arena " C A� �, day evening in the town hall
seven point victories from their showed the pee wee Rangers u E¥F .Members Zurich �•"! Al'rs. Earl Zimntrr'is pxesrdela.t,,
p !Ladies Study Used Car Buys!
oppnsrttolt• setting the Mohawks by the score •I Mrs. J. N. Corriyeau, secretary ;
Bob Os -good's 703 triple spark, of -3-1, Peter De Fries scored all To Teech School , Prayer Week and Mrs. A. rrivea, treasurer...!
ed the Mills to .a 7.0 verdict .over three goals for the Rangers M . d l e a S t r Flans wort made for a euchre' ,�, ,. . �t,
1 Silver ' Hawks while a 13(1 , I i tete. l'..X,F, me ting of Fin Srr\ ic'r,� nl' Ihr 11 eek of Fray -\hall () : a.� PLYMOUTH SElJAN-.atttl)I11at1c radio,
k to 1 \ Qi Jla vh h \,bele (,ate Parsons tallied for in the town n ,
to he held
it game h17 Lorne Haugh :and :a 7(I7 the A1o11a\v1c5 ntaltuel E,t1,13, rlatir('lt held last! At tete Janttaiv orcein), of mete cr vlrrr hclri froom~ Sunday to •
January 26 for a choreal parade
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Ales, Mn,.,.,tiH'el)la, Guide Cap- = ,
iasked tete groupto be on it,
seat Speaker, si nal 1ig11tS, seat Cavo -s4 5llGW
lain,
the lookout for someone. to take tires,
her place.
J. E. ;Bannister, A. Casein) and :
Leroy O'Brien represented the
Scouts and Cubs, 1
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triple 'by Jack Fuller .iced. the g
Tuesday evening 'arrangements 1V.S.W.S. and Ladies Aicl of I',n1•
Wednesday, ()n 5unc.ay evening at a later date.
cake for the Rockets' shutout of lit tete second hams, the Jrts were made fo.r the members to{ T cl et l- the service was held at f:ln-
nl)tllyd the Rockets 2 1, Larrymanucl Evangelical t nice _ 131 1,
ca omarty Rollers, g Take charge of the Sunday School 'ren church .Mrs. Herbert lyceal inanuel F..t..B church with. Rev,
Brintnell and George Armstrong and to leach the classes on Sun- ` Mrs. i • Geiger e resent- l': fain; erlc'h bringing the rttes-
'l'1tr third Wave Milkmen look scored for the Jets while the day, January 25 which is the be- ills, .Clare ,eig r p sage. Al the Mennonite i'11ur('I1
five points from Reds Billiards l ti 1 t) middle East
while the --fourth place :Spares
squeezed out. a 4-3 decision over
the :Butchers,. went on a scaring rampage to
Harold -Holtzman rolled a 301 register an 8-2 victory over the
game for the Butchers while Eagles. Bob McDonald carte
Baugh's 330 single topped Ole through with a terrific five goal
loop for 300 or better rollers 111 performance while singletons
tvere added by Bob Storey,
Ricky Schroeder and :Ray Cock.
well, Larry Idle. fired both goals
Rockets' Alike Cushman sank the ginning of youth seek, President Ie. .1c aplc On ale i' is r e - S , on Monday evening Rev. A. M.
loser's lone tally. r' 1 l F'i a 1 staling that .there are a varieia An r tr was c i
y l,liza bete I lay cor_ducted the. of religions and nationalities. to 1 r t a the speaker, ,
In the third game, the Wings business. f
The countries :considered in this Rev. Albert Martin brought
Miss Catherine Rader presided 1 fI c n . the message ,I A. i
for • the program and presented 1 study were Egypt, Israel, flet Alen ani eater uat theBlake
," r ran, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, t church on Tuesday i
the topic 1�hat s my • moral trap, Iraq and Turkey, evening. The concluding service
Standaifo ", 4)r ""What is right or t g was held at St. Peter's Lutheran
wrong for me?" this is a clues• In Eg;yp ,• aceordin tp the
tion for leen-.gees., "God has I study, farming is very inlpoi•. church on Wednesday night with i
given us our guide •11 ' - s I tent; 75 to 80':. of the people Rev. O. Winter as speaker.
euw m Jom !depend on agriculture. They have The services were fairly well '
Christ. Ile is the. way. Customs
to strug
gle to eke out a living, attended in spite of the cold
to overtake the B section for the Eagles. .change from one generation to ,
league leaders as each could There is no pee wee All-Star another. Jesus hasn't given us a The land is tired and worn as It weather,
only manage five points from game this Saturday. The next rule book to follow His moral.has been used for centuries. A Girl Guide News
large amount of the land is
desert, although the Nile valley The Girt Guides held their re -
desert,
h t • h
the "A" section for the week,
The second place Imperials and
Wildcats blew a terrific chance
their opposition. Upstarts also
nailed down five to keep their
sling one -point bulge over their
rivals,
Co-op, behind G. Gruntntett's
1370 triple, picked up the only 7-0
win in the "13" section when
they whitewashed the Eclsel-
aires. Kingpins and Tip Toppers
also got five. •
Free bowling went. to Lorne
Haugh for his high 330 single
and to Gary Middleton for -his
748 triple, .I), Stephen Ilit the
hidden score right on with his
471 to cop the third and final
prize,
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Pepsin IS 011(111an inc) . 4
:[lig Six (11, Gifford 661) ._. ,
Tradesmen ('r. Donley 680)
i^)npnppers (H, 13rintno11 606)
Windmills (r, Osgood 701)
01 lyer Hawks 1,1, .Heywood 619)
Spares (J. "Palrbairn 1280)
1+ulrhPra 1H. Holtzman 703) ..
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nnrkets J. Fuller 747) . '7
r. Rollers (J Cooper 3691 . n
Alinsanen (0. a11rl(lletnn 746)
Red's Billiards (11). 1''nnloy 1,68)
Sinndin,ra
rocket .. 9'i
ll')ndmilla . 90
Altllcmen 7R
Sad's Billiard. .. 75
Spares .. . 72
Big Six _ . 71
Pepsis Butchers ;... 511
Tradesmen 341
Silver Hawks . 53
PinpOppera n
Cromarty Rollers _ _ . ,i0
' "n" 1,/;Art P1
Co -Op (r,, OOrunvnelt 673)
Eds,elatrrs 1B. Russell 610) .. ..
11.11drais IA, Andrns 5`71 ..
(;.;Al's IA. 'Mick le 576)
Imperials 4F) Harrison 5116)
Fankmnnts (r4, Sahnnrin 6,^,8)
1'p0(art s 1B. 'AleInt nsh 414)) .
1, Supert est (L. Rumpel 885)
Tip Toppers Ir. Anderson 5111)
Kipper Tigers rm. P,nas 540)
I{)nt;ptna (J, Gunn :611
Dodgers (J, Sena 527) , ____.._..
Stand lair.
t'patarla _. E4
Imperials .. . _ 53
1V)11eats .. _..
I{1n9pin$
L. Supertest .._., __,.. ._ 45
ty,iI's 44
Edsela lreS . . 44
SOmenta ., 41
Nippon Tig• ers ,•.., 3
Dodgers se
Tlp Toppers 32
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"200" AVERAGE CLUB
Bob dag•oorl 242
Jack Fuller .. _ .. ., 218
Len Thompson - • 217
Bob Nicol
W. Davidson ..... 214
Bill Ober)P - _ _ 214
Don Graveli. �__ _ 212
Jim Cracker _. __ 211
Bob Wet Out fez* _____ __ 210
Eric H'eywnod 2119
'Murray Brintnell » 208
Lorne . Haugh ...__._ _ 207
Neil RPdma.n 207
Chub Edwards __ 206
Lloyd r'ushntan ._n.i
Harold Holtzman _ 205
Larry Holdeman . 205
Don rase ... _.._... 203
George Glendenning . 2(13
Jim Fair•halrn 203
Fred Darling 2413
Ray 'Van Tnraelaat __ 2)11
Gary 'Middleton 2113
R. Stagg 203
Don Wells 202
Tlake Gifford _ 201.
4 Thompson .,
ii fim)th 220)
Aub Farquhar .- •...,_. 200
N. K 1)y .___•_ 200
Doug Swept „ 2nn
Stan Frayne ..�- .,_ -. 200
All-Slar.encounter. will take place
Saturday, ,lanuary 31,
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principles whieh are as true now
as 1000 years ago" said the is a good (cumin area. 'rhe "that weekly meeting last lhur5
spcal.cr' day evening in
Miss Helen Grainger and Attu.- landlord may own as many as their patrol ornel town hall.
35 lvillages1the and has absolute eon erred knots tying ant 1 whistle si -
trot of these and the inhabitants.
The farmer has to borrow mwley nail, After the meeting a court
ir(s F 1 1 17
from the money lender and thus of honour was 110121.
Standings ting
In Iowa is always poor. 1, f
W 1, T F In the (:hazy strip are refugee Mrs, 0. Houle
Mar 2 a F 17, Dies From Fire to\\ens--900,000 Arabs live there.
slonattks 4 r'ts i
(,liR S s 1 A fatal acident occurred when sands of refugees, Mosl of Saudi
Rockets _.... ;. 2 s 2 6 Mrs. Sam Litwiller, 1 7n, was Arabia is barren desert. The Ales. Abide Houde, 66, died
Future 7;n,nent reaching over her gas kitchen discovery of ort has meant a Monday, ,January 12 at E,R:, I "
stove to put an article on the great deal to them. Eherts, Ontario.
ray Adapts assisted in the levo,
tional period.
January 21 • .
mon Wing w `\ . Rangers shelf, Her skirt caught fire and In gran. and Iraq the villages surviving are her husband, I,
jets
10-I1 - rockets ve, Mohawks. in seconds she was critically are alike. Drabness is the first two sons, Robert and Evarist at
11-11:80-ra., fP,ila 1•r;. B Devoe burned. They .live at Manso), impression. All the ho)ases look home and two dauglttets, Mrs -
hon
11;30 -12 -Panthers vs, Comets Iowa where the funeral was held alike. When darkness falls the home•t Urquhart, Dover Tows-
on Thursday. villagers day is done. Most of ship,
Florence at home: three
Those attending the funeral the people are illiterate and brothers, Charles and Albert, Be -,this week were Mr, and Mrs. poor, and there is ignorance of dour of Zurich, ,lobo of Forest:
Leonard Erb, Messrs Emerson sanitation. four sisters, Mrs, John Rau of
and Albert Erb of Zurich and Mrs. Harrison Schoch read the London, Mrs, John Cadotte, Wal- '
their sister, Mrs, Ervin Ginge- scripture and Mrs. Beatrice Hess laeeburg„ Mrs. Orville Houle of
rich of Ailsa ,Craig. and Mrs. Jack Yungblut played Chatham and Mrs, Norman Over-
holt of Zurich.
Remains rested at Ninnegan
Ties Year's
Triple
le
Top P
5 Ann Simpson of the Pin Pop -
2 pettes w1 ^ the big noise in the
Exeter Ladies' Bowling League
last week as she trundled a siz-
zling 768 triple to tie teammate
Delores Fuller for the high three
game honours of the season,
Sintpson'S highest game of the
three was 304 but Fuller con-
tinues to hold the single honours
with a 326.
Pin Pappettes, sparked by Ann
Simpson's triple, moved five
points closer to the league lead--
ing
ead•
ing Happy Gals as the Blowettes
n swept seven from the loop lead -
71 el'S,
,t The second place Hi -Lights also
7 gained five on the pace setters
as 'they downed the Be -Bops
5-2 behind Ruth Durand's 586
triple.
Jolly Jilts, Hot. Dogs, Sput-
niks and Blowettes each gained
7.0 verdicts over the week while
the Wee Hopes, Handicappers,
Frisky Six, Pills and Be -Bops
picked up five. Nile Hawks won
out in a 4-3 decision over Who
Cares.
High triples passing the. 600 or
better mark came from D. Brady
(Hot Dogs) 618, M. Schenk (Spur
niks) 618, B, Coughlin (Frisky
Six) 650, R:, Trimble (Whatnots)
670, P. Hunter-Duvar (Fills) 605,
D. Prance (Blowettes) 637 and
A. Simpson (Pin Poppettes) 768,
Free Bowling Award for high
single went to Ann Simpson
while the hidden score was won
by 1. Harburn.
RUtlerrlies (L. Elliott 356) -.. n
Jolly )ills (r'. Simmons 821) .... 7
\l'PP Hopes (N. Caldwell 5S2) 5
[toilet tea (r, Veal 534) 2
Hot Dogs (0. Beady 61S) __. 7
Rosy Bees 1\I. Ifirtsin 491)
Busy 'Bees (AI'. 'Riedel 491) __.._ n
lolly Six (f, Simmons 506) 2
Tianrlicta.ppe,s (M •Jury 4416)• _-._ 5
Sputniks 411, Schenk 6141) _ i
Mighty 511re (I;. Morley 519) - n
'Frisky isky Six 161. Coughlin sant ,__ 5
Alley fats (M. Westlake 460) •_ 2
AI Pro' M Ida (,f. Harness 830) _ n
ens fi 'novena (i:. nate ra,5a21 .,
Nile Hawks (B. Sangster 555) - 4
'Whet Cares (0. \V114nn ,74)
11'hat Neils (n., Trion hip 670) 2
Pin Pone )lo (A, S)mpsnn 76A) 5
Pills (P. Hunter -Du var 6n,)
Lollipops (\l. Kipling ,60)
Happy rials 1 D. 'Munroe. , 18) _ n
Rlnwet1es (T. Prance f, 1
lie-lnpa (i,. t4)ommae,a 355) _
HI -Lights (R. Durand 556) _._-_ 5
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Standings
Happy Ga Is .. 414:
}li-high 1;2
Pin Pnppet.tes 80
,Tony ,Tilts 72
'Cps fi *)owns 72
:Blowetles 7n
Alley Cats 69
)3e -Bops 68
1l:ot noes 6R
Busy Rees _ 63
I.nlleties __ 61
Wee 1{o),ea 61
Handicapper. ._-.-_____ _ 1,0
Merry Maida _ _ ..___ _ 56
A4li•hty :\lice �.._,..-. 66
Nile Hawks .....'What.
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,lolly hl'c 53
'What Nota .:. _.. , 52
Lollipops 4c
'Frisky Six .. 46
rurtPrcupa .S
Whet Cares _ .. ;.1.
Sputnik. 29
Minor Hockey
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All clubs of Shamrock Associa-
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be well represented, The rally is
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EVerybosiy peesperllr If everybody works,
Nobody prospers It anybody shirks,
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Repair R ,
Little 'obs; bi
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Skilled and. semi -skilled tradesmen are avail.
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Surviving are her husband, a piano duet. Mrs. Mess sang a
two sons and two daughters, ;Mrs, solo accompanied by Mrs. Mil-
L•itwiller is a twin sister to Mrs, ton peseta. Mrs. Clarence Scbade
Chris, Erb of Zurich.
Students Meet
The executive members of the
Lutheran Students Association of
the University of .Western. Onta-
rio, under the leadership of Rev.
Vedell, held a successful meet-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Klopp, recently, Miss Kath-
ryn Klopp is a member of this
executive.
Town Clubs
Sweep Two
occupied the chair for the pea funeral home, Chatham. Ser•
vices were held Wednesday at
gram business was conducted by 0:30 a.m, a( the Blessed Sacra•
the president, Mrs. Delbert Wren: church at Chatham,
Geiger, Mrs. ,1. W. .Merner re-
ported on the temperance meet- Pastor Describes
ing held in Dashwood, Mrs. J
AlcCldnchev reported that the Argentina 'Work
J3oys' and Girls' Fellowship are
collecting used stamps and Pastor 0, Winter spoke on
Christmas cards, and quarter- 'mission work in Argentina at the
lies, lanuary meeting of the Lutheran
Miss 'Ethel Gabel reported that. Ladies Aid Melee last Tuesday
$90 had been ntacle from the sale evening In the basement of the
church.
Louis Willer! showed a film
concerning missionaries in South
of ('hristmas cards. Mrs, Newell
Geiger and Mrs. Laird Jacobe
were named to represent the
church for the World Day of America. Shirley Flaxbard fa-
Prayer.vored with a piann solo. Vice -
Exeter minor league hockey Assisting Mrs. Schade as host- president. Mfrs. Louis Thiel pre•
teams swept a doubleheader at esses were Mrs. Claire Geiger, sided for the program and gave
the local arena last Friday night, Mrs. Harrison Schoch, airs. Tiny a reacting on the Epiphany sea -
as the Exeter Bantams chalked Clarke, Mrs. Beatrice Hess and 5011,
up a 4.1 decision against RCAF • Mrs. Herbert Neeb. President Mrs. A. Finkbeiner
Clinton .in the first game while Birthday Party look charge of the business, The
Members of the Thiel .fancily visiting committee reported pack -
met at the h onto of Mr. Wes ing 28 boxes for the sick and
Hugill, to celebrate the birthdays shut-ins at Christmas,
of Mrs. Wes Hugill and her rim- It was decided to cater for i
thee, Mrs. George Thiel, All the the Hay and Stanley Federation
sons and daughters of Mrs, C. banquet to be heal in the arena
Thiel were present at this spe• 'I't))lr'sctay, January 22,
cial event,
Special Speaker pied Ah. Kitchener
Rev. Dr. A. G. Jacobi, press 1 Miss Matilda Johnson, fanner -
of the Canada. Synod in Kit-
chener, was guest speaker at on Saturday, January 17.
the St. Peter's Lutheran church Miss Johnson was a daughter
on Sunday. His message was in. of the late Mr. and Mrs, Cho- I
spiring to a well a t t e n d e d mas Johnson of Zurich and is
audience, survived by two sisters, Mrs. E.
W. (Addie) Stoskopt and Miss;
Former Resident Alice Johnson of Kitchener. I
The funeral was held on Mon-
day at 2 p.m. at the Ratz-Bech-
Dies At Kitchener Ica funeral home at Kitchener.
Edgar E. Koechems, 27, for- Personal Items
merly of Zurich died at Kitchener Airs. .herb Mousseau :is spend -
where he has resided for some ing a vacation at the home of
years. her slaughter, Mr, and Airs,
He is survived by his mother, Grant Case and family at New
the midgets downed Hensall 5-2
in the nightcap.'
Defenceman Lester Heywood
sparked the Exeter Bantam vic-
tory with a pair of unassisted
third period goals, Ricky Boyle
connecter) at the five minute
mark of the opening period after
taking a pass from Fred Wells
and Fred Lamb pumped one
home in the second frame lo
round out the winner's output,
Rightwinger Bill Durnin scored
Clinton's lone marker.
'Exeter 4, 3)(•AM' Clinton 1
RC'A.F CLINTON-Goa 1, Trusts"( ;
defence, Logan, 51 elIiah: centre,
(1)eerie: wings, Purn 1 n, Woodson;
`alternates, Carew, Laistrr, (H11(s,
Burns, George, Cyr, Sutton, Hood -
apitI), Hudson, Sptllsbury (stab
l;OAI).
maxi erre--0na1 tT• nwai•rt: defence,
Heywood, Schroeder: centre,
P.,
1130y1P; wings, Wells. Lamb;
alternates, Cushman, Wright, Me -
Falls, Broderick, Cooper, Nagel,
First Period
1 -Exeter, R. 'Royle (Wells) 41 0(4
2--C'linlon, rturnin (Lnta•n) 12:111
Penalties -Wells, Laister, Wood -
:4011,
gerund Period
3 -Exeter. Lamb ___ . 10.10
'Penalties -- Heywood.
7'I,Ird Period
4 --Exeter, Hey world 7 111
8 --Exeter, Heywood ... 11.02
Penalties -- Cushman, Logan, F.
Boyle, Gillette.
Exeter Midgets Win
The two -goal performance of
centre Frank Boyle paced the
Exeter Midgets to a 5-2 win Aver
Hensall, Single goalgetters for
the winners included Bill Hey-
wood, Dale Turvey and Ricky
Boyle.
Brian Bonthr'on fired the first
!Jensal.l goat at 16.45 of the ini'
tial period while Brian Ch)-istian
registered the second at the mid-
way mark of the final session.
Exeter 41, '.Henault 2
urri 8A1:F,-.,_ ()nal, sheet: risfpnee,
Christian, Horton; centre, Shad -
dick 1‘' 1110s. H. Jacques, Sou-
1hrnn: alternates, 1larhrnnon, S.
Jacques,, Al a e 13 cal 1t, \oaken,
firnuttt \!icicle,
▪ P'1I,8.--(2nal, Cooper; defence.
McBride, 11. Heywood; centre, F.
!:,Wyle: wings, Stephan, B. Jones,
alternates, Strang, Killeen, ft,
B oyle, Brodrick, Turvey, ('ane,
i\tarr, (stet, SIMS,
N lret .Period
1 1''1C')Or, 14. 7leywond 222._.2 7:02
2-Exelet•, 1", Boyle __ 41:85
3 -Exeter, 'rurvey
((, hnyTe r__ 16:00
4-.1{12012 t811, 'R, 'nnthron . - 16:45
:['Itnall)ra --- Horton 17:20,
Seeourl Period
5--19'6tei-, innyle
Mrs. Mary A. Weide, two bonMarket for a week or more.
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tilers, ,lames and William, all of,Rev, and Mrs. O. Winter and
Kitchener. rs. Anne Turkheim, motored
Funeral service was held on to 'Toronto where Rev. Winter
Monday, 3:30 p,111. at the Rats will take up residence the second
Bechtel funeral home, Kitchener. week in February.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Desch
and DOM Carl have returned to
their home after spending a few I
clays with Airs. Leon Jeffrey and
sons at Blake.
Mr. and Airs. 1Viltianl Steckle
Standings in the Grand Bente accompanied the matter's parents,
Men's Bowling League show the Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gingerich.
Strikers enjoying a comfortable \vofho spent Sunday at the hone
eight point lead over the, second AIr- incl lits. Reuben Ginge-
place Dawn Tavern. Could Bees rich and family at Nairn, ('
share the number three spot
with Dashivood while the Flying •
pFrointenchs,nterl rank fifth with 49
In the Ladies' League, lips & iI
Downs and Legionnaires are 111
the midst of a red-hot battle for
first place supremacy. Ups ai
Downs holed the upper hand at the
moment with 41 'points but the
Legion squad is right on their Jt '11011 Girths
heels with 37.i• 'Week's acorea'
Harmony Girls • are only One South Ilurnn 31, Ltstnn•p1 10 1
point back of the Legionnaires Stratford . alttrbelt 112
Strikers Lead
Bend Bowlers
Attends Lord's pay .Alliance
Rev. A. M. Amaclter attended
the Ontario meeting of the Lord's
Day Alliance in the 'Salvation
Arley Building, Toronto, last'
Wednesday. In a vote on Sunday
sport the result was three to one'
in favor. Rev. Amacher reported;
that the observation was made i
that, if church people had voted
against it, no centre would have'
approved Sunday Sport,
The Alliance is also opposing
[he sale of groceries an Sunday
stated Air, Amacher.
Purchases Property
Airs. Alinnle Weido of London
has purchased the dwelling pro-
perty owned and occupied by the
late Mr. Joseph Foster on Rosa-
lie St. Possession will be given
after the auction sale of the Fos-
ter household effects Saturday,
January 31.
Property Sold
Mr. Alorris Weber, has sold
his new housee on the Zurich
road East, to Mr. Wilmer Ad-
kins of the Hensall district, the
latter is with the Ruston trans-
port business.
Caretaker Of Hall
Mr. Henry Clausiu.'+` was again
appointed for caretaker of the £a
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'51 AUSTIN SEDAN
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Basketball
Standings
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the high triple honours while u �h,11 ' . - n 3 n 1n
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sole possession of first place. Mantling.
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