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INFANT BAPTIZED
Thomas Howard, infant son of
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COLLEENS
TTN(L. Blake 522) 5 57
TCC(E. Hodgins 478) 0 26
TGG(J, Harding 556) 4 51
TF (J, Rummell 529) 1 46 HG (D. Datars 693) 5
AT (L. Hamilton 526) 0
LANE't. BR (D. Finkbeiner 673) 0
UN (A. Ravelle 488) 4
Fl (N. Trott 624) 2 56 GR (D. Rood 599) '7
LE (D, Rath 520) '7 58 BL (S. Baumgartner534) 3
41 MARK 25 YEARS
32 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weigand
30 were pleasantly surprisedSatur-
25 day evening when some 40 rela-
24 tives called on them to celebrate
their silver anniversary. Among
22 the guests were their attendants,
18 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ball of London.
9 Mrs. Ball is Mrs. Weigand's
sister. Also present were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Fee and Brenda
44 of Brussels. Bunco was played
38 with Norma Weigand and Bill
36 Weigand high and Doris Pepper
35 and Jim Weigand, low.
35 Mr. and Mrs. Weigand were
presented with a tri-light lamp
and electric teakettle, A smor-
gasbord lunch was served.
MESSENGERS MEET
The Messengers met in the
schoolroom of the church Sunday
morning at the usual time. A
poem was read by Mary Shoe-
bottom and Lois May Elliott read
a story. A film was shown.
The group's money-mak 1 ng
project for the year was the sale
of Christmas cards with the net
proceeds amounting to $77.87.
Fifty dollars of this amount was
donated to the M & M fund through
the White Gift service.
PERSONALS
Mr. Alfred Williams of Trini-
dad, a teacher at the South Huron
District High School will be guest
speaker at the UCW meeting
Thursday evening.
David Lilley of London was a
weekend visitor with his grand-
mother, Mrs. Arthur McFalis.
Mrs. Albert Smith was aSunday
visitor with Mr. & Mrs. Harvey
Smith and Penny. She was storm
stayed overnight but returned
home Monday.
ill Health ?
Sett your doctor first.
Bring your prescription to
MIDDLETON'S DRUGS
Registered or
Certified
Canada No.1
"We're buying"
GARRY, RUSSELL & RODNEY
We are now handling
CORN
shelled and on the cob
On Saturday Feb. 5, the Lake
Huron Zone Minor Hockey Tour-
nament for houseleague players
will be held at St. Marys, Exeter
will be represented with three
teams, Squirts, Pee Wee and Ban-
tam. The Bantam team plays
the first game and will leave the
Arena at 7 am and the following
players are playing Don Schenk,
Murray Hodge, Allan McLean,
Ron Ferguson, Jack Darling, Bob
Rowe, Larry Smith, Ron Gras-
dahi, Gordon McDonald, Bob Par-
sons and John Fahner.
The pee Wee team leaves the
Arena at 8 am and the listed
players are asked to be on hand,
Allan Parsons, Peter Mason,
Larry Fulton, Craig Webber,
Philip Moore, Wayne Brintnell,
Dennis Ferguson, Doug Miners,
Randy Gilfillan, Butch Johnston,
Bill Inch.
The Squirt team leaves the
Arena at 9 am and the following
players to be on hand, David
Brintnell, Brian Taylor, Peter
Armstrong, Jim Wildfong, Martin
Dykstra, Ricky Stagg, Mark
Tuckey, Van Tuckey, John
Wuerth, Leslie Page, Danny
Brintnell. If by chance any of
the various players find It im-
possible to go please call the
Arena no later than Friday at
5 pm so a replacement can be
found.
Cars are needed to take play-
ers to St. Marys and anyone that
can do so please call the Arena
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RVIN RAPER
by Rev. Wm, Oats, Sunday, Jan-
uary 30, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Fowler of Mitchell were spon-
sors.
ADULTS CONFIRMED
Three adults were received
into membership of Zion Luth-
eran Church by the right of
Confirmation, Sunday, Jan. 30,
PERSONALS
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Braid and
family spent the Sunday at El-
mira with Mr. & Mrs. Albert
Selling.
Miss Thelma Weber of Lon-
don has been spending some time
with her mother, Mrs. Dan Weber
following surgery at Victoria
Hospital, London.
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Kraft and
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
MEETINGS CANCELLED
Due to the snowstorm Thursday
and Friday of last week the United
C h u r c h annual congregational
meet 1 n g and the Centralia-
Whalen men's meeting were both
cancelled,
Luc in Rec news
—Continued from page 6
Class "B" honors went to St.
Marys who defeated Exeter in a
hard fought 2-1 ganie, They won
the Haskett & Son Trophy.
Winona won the ClaSs "C"
again making It two in a row and
the Radcliffe Trophy.
Individual honors went to 11-
derton as the best all round
team to receive the H. B, Lang-
ford Trophy. Best goalie went
to Harry °miss of Coleman 's
Packers from London. Most
valuable player went to Vaughn
Hornicic of Dresden. Special men-
tion should be given to the Dor-
chester Coach for having what the
judges considered the best coach-
ed team in the tournament.
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family of London spent the week-
end with Mr. & Mrs. Jim Becker
and family and other relatives.
Mrs. Jack Geiser and Kim
have returned home after spend-
ing some time in London with
Mrs. Wilbur Stewart.
Sunday visitors with Mr. &
Mrs. Howard Maier and boys
were Mr. & Mrs. Jack Fowler
of Mitchell, Mrs. Marie Maier
and Mr. & Mrs. Donald Maier
of London.
Mr. William Schroeder, who
had been ill in the Toronto Hos-
pital is now at the home of his
son Mr. & Mrs. Jake Schroeder.
The Future' Hockey Stars
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THANKS
We would like to thank all our friends
and customers for their patronage
during the past 20 years, We hope you
will extend the same good will to the
new owner John O'Neill who took
over ownership of Brady Cleaners
February I .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brady
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NOTICE
To Residents Of
McGillivray Township
The Ontario Junior Farmers have undertaken
a Centennial project to make "Century Farm
Signs"available to Ontario Farmers. A "Century
Farm" is one which has been in his family name
for 100 years.
If you know of or think a farm in McGillivray
Township has been in a f am i I y for 100 years,
please complete the following coupon and return
to W. J. Amos, Clerk, Box 459, Parkhill.
FAMILY NAME
LOT NUMBER
CONCESSION
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JR. BOYS & GIRLS
JE (J. Darling 328) 3
DO (L. Haugh 318) 2
130 (C. Holtzman 325) 5
KP 03. MacKenzie 260 0
Pli (5. Edward 265) 5
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(L. Ditty 623)
(M. MUrphy 542)
(L. Blake 607)
(K. Thompson 449)
Lewis 460)
(R. Black 604)
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(L. Inson 527)
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(D. Hirtzel 665)
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(R. Hodgins 655)
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(T. Weller)
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(C. Glenn 686)
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(M. Parnell 553)
(R. Sims 591)
(J. Isaac 649)
(B. Matthews 541)
B. Lightfoot 541)
(S. Slater 582)
(S. Grigg 552)
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WI EUCHRE
Winners at the Euchre spon-
sored by Dashwooci WI were:
high, men, Irvin Rader; ladies,
Mrs. Ross Love; low, men, Brad.
Klumpp; ladies, Mrs, Sid Baker;
lone hands, Mrs. Milford Mern-
er; door prize, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe.
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LWML ELECTS OFFICERS
The quarterly meeting of Zion
Lutheran Church Lutheran Wo-
men's Missionary League was
held Wednesday, Jan. 26.
The election of officers was
conducted, President is Mrs.
Wm. Getz; vice-president, Mrs.
Arnold Becker; secretary, Mrs.
Bill Becker; treasurer, Mrs. Al-
bert Rader,
Mrs. Albert Miller took as the
topic "Central America".
0e1V0:1:itftriVa
and leave your name and what
time you are available (t h ank
you).
The Maple Leafs had their
hands full with the Canadiens
on Saturday morning but came on
to win with a score of 5-4.
Dale (Pickels) Parkin and Barry
Smithers each scored 2 goals
for the Leafs with a single goal
by Randy Preszcator. Defence-
man Robbie Lindenfield was a
2 goal man for the Canadiens
with single goals byJohnKrampp
and Paul McKnight. The Wings
came on strong to defeat the Black
Hawks 3-1 in the second game.
Pius Dietrich in his first season
of hockey scored the first goal
for the Wings with Peter Klein-
stiver and Robert Ryckman each
adding a goal to the cause. For
the Black Hawks Ron Brintnell
scored the only goal to avoid
a white-wash.
In Novice hockey the Blue
Wings defeated the Red Wings
4-0. The scoring was divided
among four players, Brian Vitk-
errnan, John Vriese, Les Marley
and Brian Taylor.
Detroit defeated Toronto in
Squirt hockey with Ken Pinder
and Steven Willert each scoring
a goal. The lone goal for Tor-
onto was scored by a much im-
proved hockey player B obb y
Brand.
Games this week:
Wings vs Canadiens 8-9
Black Hawks vs Maple Leafs 9-10
Blue Wings vs Red Wings 10-11
Toronto vs Detroit and Mites
11-12.
As all are aware by now this
Saturday starting at 6:30 Exeter
Minor Hockey Association will
celebrate Minor Hockey Week in
Canada with four games. Lucan
tackles the Exeter Novice team
at 6:30. St. Marys Pee Wee's take
on the Exeter team at 7:30 in
what should be a very good game.
The Bantam game starts at 8:30
and two very evenly matched
teams St. Marys and Exeter lock
horns. These same two teams
tied with shots on goal at the
Lucan tournament last week. Last
but not the least the (high flying)
Midgets will play the LondOn (All
Star) Midgets in a game that
will keep everyone on the edge
of their seats (this is apromise).
So for a full night of hockey
(the best that can be seen in mi-
nor hockey) come to the Arena
Saturday night. The whole family
gets in for $1.00 with single
adult admission at 54.
Delhi vs Jr. Hawks Friday at
8:30.
Win-Jammers for Teen Town
Dance.
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