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ZURICH WINS LIONS TROPHY — The Exeter Lions club trophy and the "B" championship in the
annual Exeter mite hockey tournament was won by Zurich. Above, one of the tourney organizers Ron
Horn presents the trophy to Kris Bedard and Jim Willert of Zurich. T-A photo
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Winners in the Christmas Draw
held at Crest Hardware in
Hensall were: boy's or girl's
bicycle, Dennis MacDonald,
Crecliton; Black & Decker skill
saw, Mrs, Bob Miller, R.R. 1,
Hensall; double bed size electric
blanket, Laird Hendrick, Dash-
wood; Eldon road race set, Pat
Van Wieren, Hensall; battery,
electric portable radio, Mrs.
4 Fern Dougall, Exeter,
Mrs. Olive Horton returned to
her home after spending
Christmas with her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. & Mrs.
Stewart Horton in Montreal.
Attending the funeral service
for the late Mrs. Joseph Alexis
Spellman of Kitchener, from this
area were Mr, & Mrs. John
Soldan, Zurich, Mr. & Mrs.
Patrick Soldan Pinedale, Grand
Bend, Mr. & Mrs. Micheal
Soldan, Huron Park, and Mr. &
Mrs. Laird Mickle of Hensall.
• Mr. & Mrs. Archie Noakes left
January 2 for a four months
vacation in St. Petersburg,
Florida.
Fifty members of the Noakes
and Sangster family held
Christmas this year in the Legion
Hall, Those attending came from
Edinburgh Scotland, Chatham,
London, Hamilton, Ingersoll and
Hensel
Mr. Anthony Gelderland of
Ridgetown visited over the New
Year holiday with Mr. & Mrs.
Sim Roobal.
4 Dr. and Mrs. David Noakes and
Jeffrey of Edinburgh Scotland,
are visiting with their parents,
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Noakes of
Hensall, and Mr. & Mrs. Morley
Huntley of Ingersoll.
Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Amess and
Kathryn of London, spent a week
• with Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Noakes.
With Mr. & Mrs. William Smale
for the holiday were Mrs. Betty
Cousins and friend, , Danny and
Christine, Bob and Linda Smale
and Brian, Wayne and Sharon
McLachlen and Darren, and Don
and Ruthann Stnale, Brenda and
Ready Mix
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Jo-ann.
Sgt. and Mrs, Kenneth
Harrison, Barbara and Steven
of Angus, Ontario, visited over
the holiday with Mr, & Mrs.
William Smale,
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Chaffe and
sons of Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Ross
Corbett and sons spent New
Years with Mr. & Mrs. Jack
Corbett and Al.
Mr. & Mrs. Beverly Beaton
returned home after spending the
weekend holiday with their son
Beverly Beaton Jr. — Mrs. "
Beaton and family in Toronto.
Mr, & Mrs. Robert Alexander
and Susan, of Georgetown,
visited with Mrs. Albert
Alexander recently,
Master Warrant Officer Donald
Orr, and Mrs. Orr of Ottawa,
visited with the former's parents
and brother, Mr. & Mrs. R. A,
Orr, and Mr. & Mrs. Jim Orr and
family,
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Keys, Linda
and Anne, spent a week at
Christmas with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. & Mrs, Jack
Chipchase and Jeffery in
Roanoke, Virginia.
Mrs. Stanley Mitchell un-
derwent surgery in Victoria
Hospital, London last week.
Joe Ferguson is a patient in
Victoria Hosital London where he
is receiving treatment.,
Mr. & Mrs, William Jaques and
family of Newcastle were holiday
visitors with the former's
parents Mr. & Mrs. Oliver
Jaques.
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Holland and
family of Thamesford were
holiday visitors with Mr. & Mrs.
James Sangster and Bradley.
Craig Chapman returned to
London after holidaying for the
past week with his parents Mr. &
Mrs. Lorne Chapman and Rod.
Holiday visitors with Mr`„.
Mr's. Ben' Tinney and Bill' were
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher,
Shelley, Sandra, Sonya and
Michael of Kirkton; Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Webster and Julie of
Varna and Helen Wasson of
Toronto.
Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren and
family returned to their home at
Scarborough after spending the
past week with the former's
mother Mrs. Bertha. MacGregor.
Mr. & Mrs. William Shaddick of
London visited over the weekend
with Mr. & Mrs. George Parker
and family.
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Rennie and
family of Brantford were
weekend visitors with the for-
mer's parents Mr. & Mrs. Sam
Rannie.
Dorothy Farquhar of Toronto
visited over the holiday with her
mother Mrs. Emma Farquhar,
Cpl. Douglas Wein of the
R.C.M.P., Chettecarnp Nova
Scotia, Mrs. Wein and son David
are holidaying with the former's
parents Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence
Wein, Exeter, and with Mrs.
Wein's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Parker and Patsy.
Mr. & Mrs. Don MacLaren and
family of Scarborough visited on
New Year's with Mrs.
MacLaren's parents, Mr. & Mrs.
Lorne Chapman.
Mr, & Mrs. Gordon T, Munn
returned to their home in Stoney
Creek after holidaying with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Ida Munn.
Mrs. Ri▪ chardson
dies at SHH
A well known area resident
Mrs. John M. Richardson (for-
mer Elizabeth Reichert), passed
away at South Huron Hospital,
Exeter, Dec. 27, 1971, in her 90th
year.
She is survived by two sons,
Wes of R.R, 5, Goderich, and
Ross of R.R,R 1, Zurich, four
daughters, Mrs. Lloyd (Vera)
O'Brien, Zurich, Mrs. Annie Ash-
man, Tillsonburg, Mrs. Alfred J.
(Margery) Smith, London, Mrs.
John (Ruth) Stanley, Goderich
and a brother, Edmund Reichert
of Zurich.
Also surviving are 20 grand-
children, 42 great grandchildren,
and one great great grandson.
The funeral was held at the
Bonthron Funeral Chapel
December 30. with Rev. Don
Beck officiating. Interment was
made in Hensall Union
Cemetery.
pallbearers were Eugene
O'Brien, Ron Chuter, Bill Rowe,
Bob Bell, Arthur Hunter and
Doug Cooper.
Relatives fete
anniversary pair
Mr. & Mrs. Roy MacDonald
were pleasantly feted on' the
occasion of their 45th wedding
anniversary when relatives
entertained them to dinner at the
Zurich Hotel.
The dinner was followed by a
surprise party of neighbors ano
friends at the home of Mr. & Mrs.
Harold Bonthron. A social time
was enjoyed and gifts were
presented to the happy couple.
-- Continued from page 4 And the bitter. News that a
close friend of my wife's, a
dedicated Catholic nun, and one
of the most vibrant, cheery
personalities one could meet, is
seriously ill. Young in age and
spirit, she resists my firm con-
viction that God does not "see the
little sparrow fall," Bless her.
Here's a buoyant letter from
my Uncle Ivan, who has suffered
the tragic loss of a brilliant son,
and the death of his wife in a
stupid car accident, is 79, and is
off to Florida, and thinks he'll
drive this time.
And just before Christmas,
friends of ours lost a little six-
year-old angel of a girl, who was
pitilessly smashed to rags in a
stupid, unnecessary car accident,
on her way home from school.
And so it goes; the bitter and
the sweet, the good and bad, the
joyous and the tragic. Life; and
it's the only one we have.
I don't want to spoil a mood, or
appear frivolous, but we had the
whole thing distilled in our
Christmas vacation with two
Maritimes. cats'.
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SALTINES BISCUITS 1 lb.
Weston
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BUTTER HORNS
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FROZEN P0005
Morton's
POT PIES
Beef, Chicken, Turkey, 8 oz,
We have a fat, neutered lady
called Pip, bequeathed to us by
Kim when she left home.
Well, Pip has established the
fact that she is queen of her own
domain, She chases everything
from squirrels to butterflies to
spiders out of her backyard in
summer, and deigns to spend the
winter eating and sleeping.
Home from college comes Kim,
sneaking, in a box with air-holes,
the rauchiest, randiest young
tomcat you've ever laid eyes on.
For the first few days, Pip tried
to lay down the law as to whom
the house belonged to. The pre-
Christmas air was rent with
howls and screams as they
clashed. I'd put one in the cellar,
the other in the back johnnie.
Finally, fat old Pip got too
pooped to participate. After a few
days, they decided to co-exit, and
now spend their time chasing
each other up the drapes and over
the upholstery.
Maybe there's a message here,
somewhere, The good and the
bad, the bitter and the sweet, are
part of life, and we can either
accept it or run away from it.
A
w.
Koyanagi of the Taber, Alta.,
Times, giving me hell for using
the term "Japs” in a column. He
claims that the word "Jap" is
derogatory and objectionable. To
me, it's just an abbreviation. He
also doubts if I would call a
German or Italian other than
such in public print. See above,
Walter. I wouldn't give a diddle if
somebody called Canadians
"Cans". In fact, it might be
suitable. Many of us have the
figure and the mental resilience
of a can.
Here's a huge newspaper from
Oromocto, N.B., in which I learn
that a dear old friend, George
Cadogan, who actually got this
column going, can't resist the
smell of printers' ink and has got
back into the scramble of running
a weekly, after a letter swearing
that he was going to take it easy
and spend the winter in Spain,
Take it easy, George. Oromocto,
is a long way from Majorca. But.,;
good luck, Lord Thomson of the
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