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Dashwood and the ,Exeter
Juveniles,.
Players signing cards. with the
OHA or WOAA will not be-
allowed to participate in the Rec
league and body checkingis
allowed only by the .defensive
tearo, behind their own. 13lueline.
A minimum of .four games
must be played, to be eligible for
the playoffs,
The schedule.-for the first half
of the season is as follows:
NOVEMBER
12 Newby Tire vs Juveniles
Bank. Boys vs Huron Park
16 - Juveniles vs Dashwood
19 - Bank Boys vs Dashwood
Newby Tire vs Huron Park
23 Bank Boys vs Juveniles
26 Huron Park vs Juveniles
Newby Tire vs Dashwood
30 - Bank Boys vs Newby Tire
Whalen .couple. honored
on wedding anniversary
Mr. & Mrs. Earle Rowe spent
the past weekend in Troy,
Michigan, visiting Mr. Rowe's
sister and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Laird Mickle spent
Sunday with their daughter Mrs.
Ross MacMillan and family in
Waterloo. Mr. MacMillan is in
Scotland with a group of curlers
from Canada where they will be
spending three weeks as guests of
members of different clubs in
that country.
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Troyer,
Mrs. Florence Joynt, Mr. & Mrs.
Laird Mickle were recent guests
of Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ardiell in
London, Mrs. Ardiell was the
former Loretta Bell of Hensall.
Hon. Donald MacDonald M.P.,
Ottawa, Minister of Defense, and
Hon. W. A, Stewart M.P.P.,
Toronto, Minister of Agriculture,
attended memorial services for ,
the late Malcolm Davidson, of
Brucefield, held at Bonthron
Funeral Home, last Friday. Mr.
Davidson was killed when struck
by a car as he attempted to cross
Highway 4 south of Clinton.
Mrs. Bertha MacGregor was a
recent visitor with Mrs. Dorothy
Munroe in Seaforth.
Mr. & Mrs. Lorne Chapman
visited over the weekend with
their son-in-law and daughter Mr.
& Mrs. Don MacLaren in
Scarborough.
Cathy and Barbara Orr of
Exeter were weekend visitors
with their grandparents Mr. &
Mrs. A. Orr.
Mr. & Mrs. Cecil Van Home of
Grand Bend visited recently with
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Flynn and
family.
The success of the Winter
Carnival last year has prompted
the Parks Committee to start
planning for another such event
next January.
DECEMBER
3 • Huron Park vs Dashwood
Juveniles vs Newby Tire
7 - Huron Park vs Bank Boys
10 - Huron Park vs Newby Tire
Dashwood vs Juveniles
14 - Dashwood vs Bank Boys
11 - Juveniles vs Bank Boys
Dashwood vs Newby Tire
21- Juveniles vs Huron Park
JANUARY
7 - Newby Tire vs Bank Boys
Dashwood vs Huron Park
11 - Newby Tire vs Juveniles
14 - Bank Boys vs Huron Park
Juveniles vs Dashwood
18 • Bank Boys vs Dashwood
21 • Newby Tire vs Huron Park
Bank Boys vs Juveniles
25 - Newby Tire vs Dashwood
28 - Huron Park vs Juveniles
Bank Boys vs Newby Tire
FEBRUARY
1 • Huron Park : Dashwood
Remove rubbt :,eel marks by
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By,MRS. PRANK SQUIRE
WHALEN.
On the occasion of the Z5th
anniversary of Mr, & Mrs, Percy
Hodgins, Mr. & Mrs. Norman
Hodgins entertained the
following dinner guests, Sunday;
Mr. & Mrs, Percy Hodgins and
family, Mr. & Mrs, Clare Bryan,
Mr. "& Mrs. Herman Foster,
Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Baker,
St, Mary; Mrs. Alice Bryan,
Granton, Linda Kennedy,
Ilderton, and Mr. & Mrs. Larry
Kilpatrick and family, London.
Pte. Robert Hodgson,
Petawawa, visited several days
during last week with Mr. & Mrs.
Ken Hodgson,
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Adams,
London, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Neil,
Clandeboye, were Sunday guests
with Mr. & Mrs. Alton Neil.
Mr. & Mrs. John Marshall and
family, Mrs. Myrland Duffield
and Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hodgson
and family, St, Marys, were
visitors during the weekend with
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Duffield.
Mr, & Mrs. Art Abbott and Mr.
& Mrs. J. Dickins, Exeter, visited
Sunday at Paris with Mr, & Mrs,
Clayton Abbott.
Mr. & Mrs. E. Ferguson were
Sunday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
Amos Ferguson, London, and Mr.
& Mrs. Clayton Ferguson,
Ilderton,
In honor of the 25th wedding
anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Percy
Hodgins, the family entertained
them at a surprise party catered
to by the Ladies of Court
Valentine, Granton, Saturday
evening at which they received
many lovely gifts and cards from
relatives and friends,
Mr, & Mrs._ Gordon ...Johnson,
Mary and Betty attended
anniversary service at vast
Nissouri Union Church and also
visited with Mr, & Mrs. Jas
Settridge, St. Marys.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl French and
Laura French attended a family
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(E. Matzold 832)
((CH; BH1001rTitzmMaaenrnt 76 2302 ))
(J. Darling 712)
(P. Levier 873)
(H. Bischoff 673)
(C. Atthill 764)
(P. Durand 692)
(B. Sanders 762)
(B. Farquhar 674)
Bell 900)
(R. Smith 794)
MEN'S "B" LEAGUE
(G. Stire 787)
(R. Dickey 964)
(L. Smith 610)
(H. Brand 597)
(0, Bierling 800)
(F, Brintnell 660)
(B. Vandeworp 642)
(K, Clarke 623)
(T. Coleman 693)
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LADIES'"A" LEAGUE
(P. Holmes603) 7
(L. Farquhar 611) 0
(L. Pincombe 620) 5
(M. Pritchard 469) 2
(A. Fairbairn 686) 4
(N, Coleman 683) 3
(B. Sauder 554) 5
(N. Dowson 589) 2
(M. Holtzmann 572) 5
gathering dinner, Sunday at Mr. .&-
Mrs..Torn Hern,Zion„ -
Mr, .& Mrs. Roderick, Toronto,
Douglas and Elizabeth Scott,
Centralia, were Saturday evening
ests with Mr. & Mrs. Cleve
Wm Morley spent IAA week in
the Crystal Lake area, hunting.
(M. Edwards 602) 2
(0. Essery 793) 5
(C. Amos 708) 2
LADIES' "B" LEAGUE
(M. McKnight 446) 5
(H. Roberts 485)
(B. Minderline 519)
(R. Weber 456)
(W. Kerslake 605)
(B. MacDonald 578)
(M, Campbell 550)
(M. Brunzlow 659)
(D. Prance 639)
(V. Stagg 502)
(M. Wells 687)
(P. Allen 479)
MIXED LEAGUE
(B. Sanders 647)
(D. Wright 741)
(.1. Bell 703)
(0. Goldsmith 5801
(P. Durand 662)
(P. Miller 533)
(G. McKnight 691)
(G. Campbell 697)
(J. Clark 539)
(B. Jones 577)
(J. Jones 730)
(A. Neal 681)
(_ Farquhar 622)
(S. Skinner 688)
(C. Browning 772)
(A. Hnat 750)
(G. Bierling 590)
(R. Weber 529)
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CHAMPION RABBIT - The grand champion entry at Saturday'sshow
sponsored by the South Huron Rabbit Breeders Association at
Centralia is shown here with its owner Jim Donaldson of Clandeboye.
At the left is show superintendent Bill Dickey and at the right is
president David Stanley. T-A photo
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Legion ladies
plan activities
President Mrs. Vic Stan
presided for the November
meeting of the Legion Ladies
Auxiliary Tuesday evening and
announced that Legion Zone card
party will be held in Kincardine
November 18; the group will cater
to two banquets in November; a
money doll draw will be held with
proceeds going to free skating for
the children in the community.
Members will exchange
Christmas gifts at the December
meeting, and a Christmas party
for the children of members of
the Legion and Auxiliary will be
conducted.
The president gave a report of
the convention at Niagara Falls
and sports officer Mrs. Clarence
Reid, submitted a report of the
350.00 bill draw which was a
successful project.
Two teams participated in a
bowling tournament at Exeter
recently,
Mrs. E. Munn won the mystery
prize and Mrs. Mary Taylor, the
guessing prize. Bingo was played
and lunch served.
Correction in the Plymouth,
Ind., Pilot-News: "Mrs. Rebecca
Robinson, 99, recites poetry as a
hobby. One of her favorites is
"There Are No Sects in Heaven,"
not "There Is No Sex in Heaven"
as stated incorrectly in the
Wednesday edition of the
Pilot-News."
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