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'WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 46
SPITFIRES 4•3
:(Intended for last' �Iteelr)
On. Wednesday night' the Wing-
lram $pitfire<Juniors met defeat in
`'.the Wingham orexia,. , when the
"Listowel Rotas: Nets won, bra score
of 4.3 .
•
Harrow scored the''first counter
of the 'game at 3,02 in the first
period with Wain banging (Me in
for Wingham at 4,45 on an assist
from Fryfogle and Lott. Listowel
took the lead whet), J
hr Harrow
aw
scored a second al for
Listowel
at 13,05, -With MCCourt and. Wall,
assisting. There were two penalTM
ties' for Wingham and three for
Li towethis
l' in p pei
od
Then
second frame was scoreless
Until , 10.52 when Murray `banged
in one for the .Spits, assisted ,by
Hodgkinson and Campbell. Mae
Smith retaliated on an assist from
Helmallrer. Hodgkinson and Bain
were each sent to the penalty ,box,
Wain "blinked the red light in.,
the third .period to ,chalk up his
second goal of the game and the
score Was tied 3-3 rnor`nentarily,
In less than ;three minutes Wall
put
theRnto Jets in. the lead.
r,
again with an assist from Me-
Court. It was a close .drive and
goalie John ',Pesky in the Wingham
net didn't have a chance, 0 is:
counter, ended the scoring• forthe.
game,' the Listowel squad winning
4,3,, There were only two penalties
in the third frame. •
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Spitfires .10.3.
(Intended for'`last week?
The Wingham; Spitfires took
one of the worst' beatings of the
season When they Met the ",,...'lora
Rocks ,,in the arena in, that :town
on Monday nags t, The final score
read Elora 10, Wingham 3,
'Hodgkinson opened'the scoring;
,at 2.35 when he banged .one in for
Wingham unassisted, Heelis seared
for Elora on a pass treat. Flodd: at
13.19.. and .a minute latet Sehwendt
again blinked the red light, assist-
ba
assist-b 1 by Israel, Campbell,with the
aid of Lott tiedthe score, only . to
•
have Atkinsbn pot another • for
Elora, followed :closely "by a goal
by Landon:.The first period ended
with a score of 4-2 for the Rocks.
Schwendt' came in with his see-
find goal of the game only 16 sec-
ands after, the, opening bell for the
second frame,• Flodd and ' Cosin
were each successful -` in ° scoring
for Elora while the 'Spits lone
goal in this frame• was by Hodg-
kinson, : which wasalso the final
counter for Wingham,
In the third the Spits were com-
pletely 'shut -out by the Rocks, the,
latter 'managing . another three
goals, all by Montgomery,
WINGNAM DOWNS.
LITRE: MONARCHS
BY WIDE MARGIN
Rae Hetherington, ' the lanky
centro for the 'Wingham •Midgets
almost;•beat the Mildmay Little
Monarchs single !handed in the
Wingham' arena on Monday night
.when he'scored five goals, .
Francis'' O'Malley 'potted ' two
,goals with Pete Carrnichael, ,.Pete
Nesmith, ' Bill Henry and Mac
Ritchie all scoring one each for
Wingham.,
Tom Weber and Bob Lobsinger
scored two each for the Little
Monarchs, the. final Score reading
Wingham 11, Mildmay 4. t
Kinsrneii Bantams
Lose to Mt. . Forest
(Intended: for last week)
The Mt. 'Forest Bantams defeated
the 'Wingham' Kinsmen. Bantams
4-1 in the ' Mt. Forest arena on
E? ednesday, + .:•,. ... <.
%Bill Wilson paced the;`Mt..Forest
snipers with the hat trick.' Fred
Hiller scored the -other ]one Mt.
Forest.. goal. Dowling scored' the
Wingham goal.
V,VINGHAM—Goal, Reil; defense,.
Skinn; :X'uIler, MacDonald, ,Craw-
ford; forwards,' Fryfogle, Temple-
man, . Kerr, Spry, Lee, Rintoul,
Dowling, Henry, Willis; MacKay,
sub glial:
MT,' FOREST ---Goal,. Smith; de-
fense,. Hiller; 'Ferns, Young, Mann,.
forwards, Reeves, Wilson, Treleav-
en, Pryde, Whyte,, Becker, 'Aitken,'
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YOUR R FAMILY SHOE SORE
Bruce Lott, right-winger, a fast
and accurate forward, Brifce is a
local boy who ,has played all his
hockey in Wingham. He is a pupil
at, the Wingham District High.
Sohool and an excellent hall player
Bantams) ;Midgets
•e
Take Doubleheader
The Wingham'Kinsmen;Bantams
edged the.. Listowel,'. Bantams. 2-1 in
the Listowel arena on Friday night
in the first part of adouble-head
er.
Ron Borton scored the lone goal
in the first period, orl '20
secondsds
after the opening bell, giving,
Lis-
towel an edge over the.local teat.
Penalties were handed out to Hay-
ward and Stuernol, both . of the
Listowel squad,,
John Fryfogle tied the sco'•e in•
the second and the Listowel boys
were unable to break through, to
end the- period 1=1:
Garry Templeman put the Wing -
ham team in the lead at the 6.45
mark''in the last period, which was
thelast goal of the game. Skinn
and Fryfogle each spent time in
the penalty . box, while Crowe of
Listowel' received a minor and a
major. ,,
WING.HAM—Goal, Riehl; def.,
Skinn, Fuller, Crawford, Camp-
bell;' foar, Fo, Kerr,
Templemanrw, Willis,dsDoryfwgleling,,•
$in -
tosyl, Lee, Spry.
,The Phillipsburg Chess defeated
the Wmgham SpitfireJuniors 7-5 in
the Writgharn Arena Wednesday
night, C,' Honderich. G, Hoetker,
'R. Ekart, L, swartzentruber, A,
Shantz, 'B, Christner and M.
Wriggler were the Chess' snipers,
Doug Murray,led for Wingham
With, two goals, with Barry!; Fry-
(ogle,° Jack Duffy and Ken Hodg-
kinson notching Single tallies:
The game was fast and rugged
both goalies.',Johri 'Tesky of
Wingham and- E. Ha;n n .of PIiil-
lipsburg'cotning• up with sensation-
al. saves,
WINGHAM-•-•Goal, . Teske,; de-
fense, Duffy; Bain, Struthers,
LISTOWFL-Goal, Hay; defence;,
T. Smith, `Hicks,' Stuernol, Tomp
king; forwards; Porton, 13. Smith{
Crowe,.' Lusteds„ S. Hayward, Bail-
ey, Browne, Ta,pward, Henry.
0 ,0. 0
In the second game ofthe eve-
ning the ,Wingham Lions Midgets
defeated the Listowel' Midgets 6-4,
Jint Wild, Rae Hetherington and
Wayne Brown \ each scored for
Wingham dt}ring • the first period
with Hymers and Fairish bring=
irig Listowel's tally to two. Walk-
er, • Hetherington and Redman
brpught the' Wingham' count to six
by the -end of thesecond with Hart-
man banging'in the third goal for
the Listowel boys with' only 50
seconds' to go.:
Ritchie rested in' the, penalty box
once during each period, while
Iotchkiss• received a penalty in
the third,' Thompson was the only
Listowel player to be sent off dur-
ing the game: •
WINGHANI—Goal, Merkley; de-
fence, O'Malley, Lockridge, Ritchie,
Hotchkiss forwards, Brown, Heth-
erington, Henry, Nesmith Walker,
Redman, Crawford, : Carmichael,
Thompson, Wild.
LfSTOW,EL—Goal; Inglis; de-
fence, Tompkins, Eckel, Newbig
,ging, Hartman; forwards, Iiym ers,
Davidson, Parrish, Johnson, Jones,
Townsend, .,;Coghlin, bey; Thomp-
son,
Little' Monarchs
Take Second Gaine
The Wingham Bantarris played
•a return game with the Mildmay
Little Monarchs • on Friday eve-
ning in theMildmay arena, The lo-
cal squad was defeated in this ei
counter brit, only by a 'score of 3.2.
The Winghain boys Were shut
out in the first, while Terry 'Kerri-
gan scored fo>; the Little Monarchs,
followed -closely with a. second
counter by Voisin on an ' assist
from Missere.
'Gary Templethan came through
With a goal for Winghani. at 2.45
in the second on an assist from
Kerr and about one minute later
Keirr slammed in another, tying
the game at 2-0,11. ,
'The third period was an excit-
ing one With, the sebre remaining
unekianged until the last :minute of
play, Gutscher succeeded• in break-
ing tie ;with only 40 seconds to go
leaving'the Little Monarchs victor-
Sous;
There were no penalties in either
„Of the first tWo framcQ but. Spry,
Fryfogle and Templeman warmed
'the bench in the third,
WING-HAM—Goal, Riehl;
Puller, Skinn, Crawford, Macron-
old; forwards, Fryfogle, Kerr,
Templeman, Rintoul, Lee, Spry,
Dowling, Henry,' Campbell.
>LDMA3i-•Gryitl, Niesen•,' de-
fence,. Kerrigan, Tlirdr, Morley,
For'tney; forwards, Roland, Taut-.
Cher', Lieseiner, 'Schwahn, `�blsili,
1Vtissero, Naos it; w
Cartier; forwards, .Mui ray, Hodg-
kinson, Fryfogle, Lott,. Wain,
Campbell, Lee, McKee, Graham.'
. Hauirlt . 'de-
fense,
,
fense, Heedman,, Shantz, Poetker,
Hon'derieh • forwards, Waggler
Keelerborn, Phillips, .Swartzen-
truberr Christner, Ekart, .Arnold
Shantz, C. Honder'ich, P.oetker, R
Honderich,'
itt Per,iod
C, ' Honerich (R. Honderich,
Poetker) 8,11; Poctker (R,.'Honde-
rich), 8.25. Penalties, Ekart, Phil-
lips,
2nil Period -
'.Eltart •(:'Jrnold) 4.30; Swartzen-
f le
inson r n
r 7.0T o k (F
trubt: H, dg , , Y g ,
Murray) 8.54; Shantz, (Arnold)
10,54; Duffy; (Lott) 1743;.: Penal, -
ties, McKee,' Haunn.
r. 3rd. r Period
;Christner (C. Honderich) 10.52;
Wagler (Kellerborn) 12.25;' Fry-
fogle (Murray),. 15.55; • Murray
(Hodgkinson) 16.42 Penalties,
Fryfogle; Wain, Arnold `(minor
and' misconduct)„, G, Honderich,
Poetkcr.
Mt. Forest Edges''
Midgets by 6=5 'Score
(Intended for last "week) i
Last Monday night saw • the
Wingham Lions, Midgets go' down
to defeat -in the Mt. Forest .arena
when. the Mount Forest Midgets
edged them out on a score of 6-5.
Ron Reeves led the Mt. 'Forest
team .with : two goals. -Bob uMc-
-"Crelland, Calvin McEacbern,
Nickel and Ron Dally each scored
,single" goals.
Wayne Brown and Mac _Ritchie
each bagged two for the Wingham:
team: with Ray Hetherington corn-
ing through with the other goal.
Wl'NGHAM-•-•Goal,: Merkley;+ de-
fense, O'Malley, Lockridge, Rktch-
ie, ;;Hotchkiss, Henry;, forwards,
Hetherington, Nesmith, Brown,
Redman, Walker, .Carmichael,
Wild, Carr,. Crawford.,
MT, FOREST—Goal, Cockburn;
defense, Porter, McDougall, Web-
er, ' Ken McClelland; . forwards,
Reeves,,. Nickel, McEachern, Yake,
Arnott,: ,Bob McClelland, Dally; ,
BANTAMS TROUNCE
LUCKNO. 7-2
(Intendedfor last week)
The Lucknow Bantams went
down to defeat at the hancls,of the.
Wingham Kinsmen Bantams to the
tune of 7-2` at the local arena on
.Monday night. •
John Fryfogle and -Laverne Dow-
ling each scored for the Wingharn
boys in the first period with Hun-
ter
unter bringing in one for Lucknow.
" In the secend Murray Kerr scor-
ed the only goal making the score
3-1 for the keel team.
In: the third' period Kerr . scored
another two goals.' Templeman and
Skinn each got one and'- Henderson
blinked the red light for LucicnoW.
The game was clean thrbilghout,
There were nb penalties • in the
first and second periods and only
one in the third, which was handed
out: to MacDonald ,Of the Wing,
ham, team..
136/3 ha -s PlaYed for Wing..
hare dtleingi,,lhe peat three Wintera
and hia. defOsive action lids been
Said by Jodi: enthusiast§ to be as
pod d§ 'any \seen here In the PaSt
year§„ Oh went to salient Irk
kni or hockey there
Commercial League •�,
The first game of the third ser-
ies took place on Tuesday night,
Results as follows;
Blowers, 5; 'Wildcats, 5; Rockets,'
5; Rock'n Rollers, 2; Blue Bomb
ers,' 2; :Strikers, 2.
•Highscores for the night, ladies'
high single, Mrs, H. Taylor, 241;
n -ten's high single, K. Seddon, 317;
ladies' high triple, Mrs. G. Camer-
on, 539; men's high •triple, K. Sed-
don, 690,
Team high score,.Blowers, 2558.
• 0 0 '
The second' game of the third
series took place 00•Tuesday night,
Standing as follows
Blowers, 12; Wildcats, 7; Strik-
ers, 7; Blue •Bombers`. 6; Rocien
Rollers, 5; Rockets, 5,
High scores for the night, ladies'
high single, Mrs. K. Baker, 27d;.
men's high single, G. Rapson, 280;
ladies'.high, triple, Mrs. K. Baker,
558; men's high triple, J. Alexan-
der, 714. '
Team high score, Blowers, 2762,
0 0-0
Ladies'.; Thursday Afternoon Leagoie
Mrs. C: Lott, 1600; Mrs. D. Na -
smith, 1519; Mrs, R. DuVal, 1327;
Mrs, H. Carmichael, 1244; Mrs, F.
Madill, 1215. high double, Mrs. .C.
Lott, 448.
0 -'0 -.0
Lloyds R. & W., Chub •_
Shipping room, 2528; Veneer
room, 2436; Office, 2357; Machine,
shop, 2226; The'Doors 2200. •
High single, Bill Johnston, 241;
, high triple, Fred Ohm, 603.
0�0 0
Ladies' Wednesday Night
Ladies' high single, Mary Camp-
bell,' 242, Ruth Lott, 242, tie; ladies'
high triple, Ruth Lott, 587; points,
Greyhounds, 44; Spaniels, 39; Col-
lies, 36; Beagles, 26; Great. Danes,
25; Terriers, 22.
PALMERSTON LOSES
TOSPITS
HERE
The Wingham Spitfire Juniors
trounced the Palmerston Inter-
mediates. 6-3 in the Wingham
arena Monday night; Iri the first
period Palmerston jumped to a 2-0.
lead. Wally Klym potted the two
goals for Palmerston. The "Spits"
climbed .all over the Palmerston
club, scoring five goals. Doug
Murray scored twice with Ken
Hodgkinson, •George . Wain and
Bruce Lott scoring single counters,
Both teams scoredonce in the
third ' period with' Done. Murray
scoring his third goal of 'the game
for ' Wingham and. Ken Dowler
netting one for Palmerston.
WINGHAM Goal, Teskey; de-
fense, Carter, Bain, . Struthers
Wain; 'forwards, Hodgkinson, Mur-
ray, Fryfogle, Lott, Lee, Camp-
bell, •Graham.
PAL• MER.STON--Goal,• Parker;.
defence Klym, Schlegel, 'Butt,
Farr; forwards, Jackson, Bridge,
bowler, Lloyd, Bender, ,Beard,
Berfells, Brown, Krotz.
1st Period
Klym (Brown) 4,30 Klym 16.48.
Penalties, Carter, Klym.
2nd Period'
Hodgkinson 6.19, Lott (Canipbeil)
8.25, Wayne (Hodgkinson)' 10.05,'
Murray (Fryfogle, Struthers)
12,07, Murray (Carter, Hodgkin-
son) 15.52. Penalties, Carter,
Klym, Brown,
3rd Period"
Murray 2.00, Dowler (Jackson)
6,50, Penalties, Murray, Schlegel,.
'' THIS WEEK. AT THE ARENA
WEDNESDAY, Feb. '6-
2 00.5.00—Public Sli:ttiing
7 00-0.00—Harriston v4. Wing-
hain Dantatns
9,00=—Harriston. vS. •Wini,H-
hain 1llidgetiS
THeRSDAYt Fcb 7—
6.30-7,30—,Junior 1 ra tlee
8.011-16"00---PUblie Skating
I'BIDAY, Feb, 8—
3.30-5;49—Pnblie Skating
SATURDAY, Feb 9=-
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2.00-5.0117 Pnblie Skating
31ro'-19.00--1'tilryie Skating
MONDAY, Pelt, 11-
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TI,IlEstiiim Pelt.
4.30-1.0.30-,-Phritre Skating
0.30.1.80.,-juulor Practice
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IINGBAMRI►NK
DAVIDSON TROPHY
(Intended' :tor last week),
Tho Davidson Trophy, ' which .is
competed for annually, was won on
Wednesday evening at the Wing
ham Curling Rink by a rink con -
prising Dr. W, A;, Ci'awfi rd, Hugh
.Carmichael, Warren 'Callan and
'Icon, Currie, Sixteen rinks corn-
meted for the trophy,
T•he scores were: Dr. Crawford,
3 wins and .a' plus of 18; Harold
Thomas, Brussels, 2 wins and a'
plus of 18, In. the 11 O'clock draw,
W. 'French, of Wingham, had 3
wins and a plus .of. 11, and. 'Len
Schmidt, Walkerton, and F, Kling,.
Seaforth, tied: for second place,
both having a score of 2 wins and
a plus of 16. F. Klirig's aggregate
of 39 was three above Len's and
the second place went to Mr, Kling-
Those
ling-
Those who took part' in the 9
e
a.m. draw were; Dr, N. C., Jackson,
Goderich; D. Nesmith, Winghan ;
Ross McClelland, Mt. Forest; Dr,
Crawford, Wingham; E, Ireland,
Wingham; Harry Bridle, Mt. For-
est; Harold Thomas, Brussels;
Jack' McDonald, Stratford,
In the �1.0 tock draw were;
Roy Grant, Mt, Forest; A. D. Mac-;
William, ' Wingham; Len Schmidt,
Walkerton; Frank Kling, Seaforth;
R. Hetherington, Wingham; J.
Armstrong Mt Forest; Harry
Y
Farmer, Stratford,
and W. French,
Wingham,
BANTAMS DEFEAT
W1, 0 _A KERT. N .M0 NDAY
. The 'Winghham Kinsmen Bantams
defeated the Walkerton Bantams
8-2 in the Walkerton" arena Mon-
day night. The victoryxfor Wing-
ham was the first in the, W.O.A.A.
playoffs rourid robin. •
"Wingham took a 2-1 lead, in the
first period with Garry Templeman
and John Fryfogle each blinking
the red light. Walkerton's lone
goal -getter was D., Weber
Wingham outscored. Walkerton.
3-1 in the second period with. Bob'
Crawford, Don Lee, and Murray
Kerr all notching single markers.
I.. Einkiey*potted' the tone 'Walker-
ton , goal.
John Fryfogle • and Garry Tem-
pleman scored their second goals
of the game With LaVerne Dow=
ling notching the, other Wingham
goal.. • . •
WINGHAM—Goal, Riehl; de-,:
fence; Crawford,' Skinn, Davidson,
Fuller; forwards, Fryfogle, Tem
pleman, Kern Henry, Lee, Rintoul,
MacDonald, Willis, 'Dowling.
WALKERTON--Goal, D. 'Weiler;
defence, Marshall, Eckensweiler
Cronin;, forwards, Steveson, E.
Weiler, Liddle, Reddon, Buehlow,
Binkley, Weber,Hill, Machan.
1St Period
Templeman (Fryfogle) 1.55,
Weber (Eckensweiler)' 7.20, Fry-'
fogle 1020. '-No penalties.
2nd Period •
Hinkley (Eckensweiler) • 4.30,
Crawford (Fryfogle) 8.20„ Lee
(Henry.) 13.40, Kerr (Fryfogle)
15.10. Penalties, Skinn.
• 3rd Period
Fryfogle (Kerr) 3.10 Dowling
(Willis) 4.20; Templeman (Fry-
fogle) 5.10: Penalties, Lee, B. -
Weiler, Hill.
Midgets Lose to
Walkerton'
3=2
The Walkerton Midgets squeezed
a 3-2 victory over the Wingham
Lions Midgets in the Walkerton
arena,' on Monday night.
, •Wrilkerton held Witigham score-
less in the first and second per-
iods while they: scored a goal in
each period, Dennis Murray notch-
ing the one for Walkerton: in the
first period with Bob Bolden
bringing the score to 2-0 in the
second.'period,
In ,the third Walkerton jumped
to a 3-0 lead when Dennis Murray
scbred' his second goal of the ianie.,
Wingham' came back ,with two by
Wayne Brown and Francis O'Mal-
ley to leave the score standing at
3-2.
WINGHAM--Goal, Merkley; cde
fance, Lockridge, O'Malley, Ritchie,
Hotchkiss; forwards, Hetherington,
Brown, Henry, Carmichael, Wal-
ker, ilte'dinan, 'Thompson;, Crawford.
WAL1 ERTON. Goal, SChefter;
defence, Larsen, Waeehter,, Sch-
malz, Harper, forwards, Battc,
Bolden; Murray, Siegmllier, Sch
midt, O'Brecht.
1st, Period
Murray, 3.85, No penalties,
2rit1, Period
Bolden, 17,00, Penalties, Murray,
O'Malley'; Redman. -
31tt1. i'orlod
Murray (Bolden, Waechter) 3.00;•
Brown (Hetherington) '1,53; '0'-
.Matic, ('letherington) 14.50,
Penalties O'Malley, Redman,
Schmalz',
K, bern in, Clinton; where he
played all his Minor hockey. He
came to Wingharn this year and
has been putting lip game ' good
hockey- for Wingbara, -gen playS.
equally well as a fortyard pr
Hospital, On Monday, FebruarY
.4th 1957 to Mr. and Mrs, Robert
' -Soloman, of Whitechurch, a son,
MrS, John Hutchison left' , en
Sunday from Mahon by plane en
attend the funeral of her mother
in England..
family spent Tuesday in Toronto,
F,O, White, of Clintpri Air
School, - was in charge, of moving
pictures shown in the memorial
hall here on Tuesday evening.
IvIre E. Dow and Nelson visited
on '1'hursday at the home of her
"sister, 1VIts. Hector Hamilton 'of
Mr. and Mrs. RusSell Chapman
and Gary spent Sunday at Toronto
at the home of Mr, and Mrs.oltoss
SniBirtihc'k Church- W.M.S. ladies held
a quilting bee at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor last, Wednesday,.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark 1VIcGregor
and -sons, of Sebringville visited
on Sunday with his aunt '1\'ers. Mac
Ross and Miss Olive Terriff.
Mr. Jack Mitchell .-dspent the
week -end Toronto.
formerly Ella Irwin, of East Ws.-
wanosii, has beeri very ill in Gode-
rich hospital following a thyroid
operation on Saturday.
Mrs. Gillespie, Mrs. Ezra
Scholtz and Mr. Garnet • Farrier
Were in -London on Thursday last
Mrs, Stuart McBurney,. Wing -
ham and Mrs. Alex Leaver, who
were visiting la.st week with their
sister Mrs. Davidson Pf Port Col-
borne, returned home on Sunday.
Lloyd Montgomery was taken
to tendon hospital last week, and
has been progressing well after
his operation. •
Mrs. Mathers and lier pupils of
S.S. No. 10, Kinless, held a skating
party in Wirigham arena! last
Wednesday afternoon and those
who didn't skate, went toboggan-
ing ori. Wilson's hill.-Jirnmie Wilson
had the misfortune to fall at the
rink and break his ,right wrist
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Schnitz were
i 11 Clinton on Saturday, where
"they visited with his mother, Mrs.
Dennis; Who is, patient in the
Mrs, Gordon Elliott was a pat-
ient in "Wingham Hospital for a
few days last week. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott 'and
children visited last" Wednesday at:
the home of her sister, Mrs. Wm.
Williams of Goderich, where their
father, Mr. dohn Johnston has
been in hed for the past two
wil+f7 f ld
rill Cu
c1:0) 1 tilts .,adijrX
Mrs �-
Trtl,Gai~ie
e' 1$9.41e;: d'FIs
Jabot. Booxiv4.
Wateson thf 1Y7rl r ''41� t yarf.$ 19 �� (�,Sr.
week=ens these �'
r. and Mrs. Ija r a ��di7 t , ,1
and Mrs,,lo ;d. ; )p �xni.rl.
and Lloyd of WaIi e, i
Sunday with Mr,
Rieman. ,Allah Bremmttr,
year-old sen.., has
,during the Past week'*.
Hos�ppital with pnauai?otiia
1V
famikl aonfd . Mrn vHr
klueA
yn ,'1'41 4
14lCrs, � k
W ar er
m,:'
•nt '.'q',ia c
Brncefield' visa - ; , . 't„"fik•,,.
their parents', Met-4)-404'54:
McClenaghan. ,oi '4•:
he. La,n side .folks ono' t.:
farewell party this•'Fridfikle.,'1.
in the hall, for Mr. ,and
Huffman, who rectntl lno .i.
uckr
is
M; and )91,sz �r•C ,
,07:11
LnSfar theJS• home
sister, .Mrs, Jas,. Scott of
stoat,
HOLDS AliNUAL
ChUrch. Whitechurch, was held.oi
Tuesday afternoOn, JannarY ;"
charge, Good reports were gKelt
by the leaders of the diftert.4."
church organizationS, "The 'Budget.
allocation was. readhed And o*er
$2700 raised: by the congregation in
the ..eneral account, The wazt,gv
withb22 members and 1,2" • 'Wine
Helpers, exceeded their alleeattO1
by VS, and. ,raised a supply ,allocaa ,
tion of $16. Feur neW beard'
bers were, elected to serve a the#4
year term:, John Gantt, John
•cheson, Elroy Laidlaw and Lern.q,
Forster, Andrew Gaunt was ap7
pointed .chairmart of the Board of.'"f
Managers. .
CANAD
AR
RECRUITI
TE
•12 ttoon.
SATURDAY EXCURSIONS
to
TORONTO by CNR
IOW FARES EVERY SATURDAY (E0 AND INCL. APRIL..12)
Tikets good going and teturning,sorne Saturday wiry,
Itrampton $ .83 Ilarristott $3.15 ;Sarnia 40.64,
Itimasels $4:30 Ingersoit $8.10 Stratford , 411,
Clintoa $4,75 Kitehener Walkerton $C60
Ktora $2A5 tiatovret: $8.60 Watford $6./4'
Peron; 10';45 Illitelielt, • ;$4,00 Wingliani $4413
Oenritetown WO Owen Sound $4./6 Wychning
Gotterieli $3:05 Paisley $5.tli
Guelph $1A0 Palnieratoit $8.40
(lorterdiontling learee. Item Intermediate "-ends
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