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Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall Were
guests of honor at a °Colne and Go
Tea' at their home in Ethel on
Wednesday, Dee, 27th, 1972, on
the occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall were mar-
ried at the home of the bride's
parents, in Grey Township on
Dec. 27th, 1922. Mrs. Hall was the
Li- former Pearl Dobson, dughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Dobson and the groom's parents
were the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Hall of Grey Township. M-
tendants at the wedding were
Pearl Congram, cousin of the
bride, now Mics. Charles Shiell of
Wingham, and Stanley Hall,
brother of the groom, formerly of
JON.C. WARD
hadered Accountant
Wallace Ave, N. LISTOWEL, ONT.
Wingham, who died in 1900.
A feature of the celebration
was that this was the third gena
erotical to celebrate% a golden
anniversary in the same house.
The bride's maternal grandpas-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cla'ia Rays
nerd, celebrated their 50th wed-
ding anniversary in the house in
1918 and also their 60th anniver-
sary in the settle house in 1928.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dobson
celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary in the hr�ase in 1944.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall a led in
the house since it, their
farm home in Grey Township in
1955.
The couple has one son Elwin of
Owen Sound, and three grand-
children. Another son, Jewitt,
was killed in a car accident in
1955 and a grandson, Bill, died in
September, 1972. Mr. Hall has
two brothers living, George of
Florida. who telephoned his con-
gratulations and Cecil of Kings-
ton who was present for the cele-
bration,, Mrs. Hall had two
brothers, Elwin and Quest, both
deceased.
Guests at the tea were greeted
by Elwin and Rose Hall and their
son, Bob. Sally Hall, Cindy and
Bonnie Evans were in charge of
the guest book. The tea table was
covered with a lace tablecloth
crocheted by the bride of 50 years
and a floral centrepiece of yellow
mums was flanked by white and
gold candles in brass candle-
holders. A three -tiered wedding
cake decorated with yellow,roses
graced the buffet. The cake was
decorated bye Mrs. Joe Pearson,
next-door neighbor of Mr. and
Mrs. Hall. •
Pouring tea were Mrs. Charles
Shiell of Wingham, MTS. Quest
Dobson . , of Listowel rand Mrs.
Cecil Hall of Kingston. Serving
the guests were Susan Hall; Sally
Dobson and Darlene Dobson,
while Mrs, Doug Evans, Mrs. Bill-
Dobson and Mrs.. ° Pete Dobson
assisted in the kitchen.
Belgrave
-Mr. and Mrs. Alan Scott,
Brian and David of Barrie, Mr. S.
Shackleton of . Caledon, . William
Shackleton . of Burlington were
CItrristmas guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter. Scott:
--?-Mbert WINO** es -patient M
Wingham and District Hospital.
-Mr. and Mrs,Murray Taylor
visited on Friday with Mr. -and
Mrs. Albert Vincent.
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MARY LEE WON SECOND PRIZE with her window painting of a Christmas elf
complete with candle and mouse. It was one of many entries at Wingham and District
hospital in the contest Sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary. Staff PhotO
yclones win decision
Pete Gowing broke his scoring
slump in a big way -at St. Thomas
last ' Friday in leading the Cy-
clones to their third straight vic-
tory over the Barons.
Playing ' minus two of their
regulars, acting coach. -Chris`
Raven formed a new line consist-'
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ing of Gowing, Scott MacKenzie
and Rick Gibbings. The GMG line
clicked immeditately accounting
for five of the Cyclones' goals in-
cluding the winner by Gibbings
from MacKenzie in the, last min-
ute of play.
The teams ended the first
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cjris':hockey schedule
starts on Jcjnuary 6
• Wing,hnl hockey fans got a erstpn at Wingham; Jan. 10-8:00
glimpse ofd emale hockey'- in all Wroxeter at Gorrie; 7:00 Wing-
_ hath- nt Perddyvieh;. Jany 45-7:00.
Whet' Ihe 'Whitt) tirti giiifs is ` (l Gor i:erat..W,ingbam,,,8:Qt ,P .,
the Soaithiamptoir Maggi egaitio�r fi erston at "Wroxeter; Jan.17- 8: 00
an exhibition match. It was a pre' Wi igham at Wroxeter; 8:00
•lude to the regular schedule a' : Fordwich at Gorrie.
five -team loop called the Western Jan. 19-7:00 Wroxeter at
Ontario Girls' Hockey League; -Fordwich; Jan. 22-7:00 Wrox-
embracing Fordwich, Pahners- eter at Wingham; Jan. 26-8:00
ton, Wroxeter, Gorrie and Wing- Gorrie at Wroxeter; Jan. 27-830
ham. ' Wingham at Palmerston; Jan.
Age limit is 17 at Jan. 1 and' 29-7:00 Fordwich at Wingham;
talent is drawn mainly from high Jan. 31-7:00 Palmerston, at
school-age girls. They don't play Fordwich; 8:00, Wingham at Gor-
the sharp passing style of the rie.
Russians and are rather more in- Feb. 3-8:30 Gorrie' at Palm-
clined to play Canadian style,' erston; Feb. 7-8:00 Fordwich at
with the emphasis on knocking Wroxeter; 8:00 Palmerston at
each other dizzy or dumping the Gorrie; Feb. 9-7:00 Gorrie at
enemy into the boards. Even be- Fordwich; Feb. 108:30 Wrox-
ing referee in this league is dicy, eter at Palmerston.
because who knows for sure
what's going to happen next?
its fury here Friday afternoo
The Schedule
Here's the schedule, running
from this week to nearly mid-
February:
Jan.. 6-8:30 Fordwich at
Palmerston; Jan. 8-7:00 Palm -
Bridge results
' The Howell system was used:
First,. Mrs. R. G. Gannett and
Mrs. F. Forgie, Mrs. J. Hay and
A. Wilson, tied; second, Mrs. D.
B. Porter and Mrs. J. Langridge.
-Holiday visitors with Mr. and
Mre. Oscar Kieffer, RR 1, Blue -
vale, were Mr. and Mrs. Rodger
Kieffer, Rodger 11 and Michael of
Hamilton; Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart
Schreiter of Port Colborne; Mr.
and Mrs. Roddy Inglis, Lorie and
Christine of Earlton; Misses
Karen and Elaine Kieffer of Cen-
tralia College, Huron Park; Miss
Corinne Kieffer, University of
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. William
Kieffer, Sean and Tammy of RR
1, William and Mr. and Mrs.
Ron Kieffer, Wroxeter.
-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins
of Belgrave and Mr. and Mrs.
David Penner, Robbie, Timmy
and Debbie of Littowel spent New
Year's Day at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Higgins of Wing -
ham.
-Ernie Walker of Patrick
Street is a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital.
-Mr. and Mrs. Percy Cashck
of Carling Terrace spent New
Year's at Lions Head visiting her
relatives.
-Mr. and Mrs. Charles John-
ston of Blyth and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse of Belgrave at-
tended morning worship service
in the United Church when the
formers' granddaughter, Patri-
cia Leanne Daer, was baptized.
Later they were entertained at
the Deer home.
-Holiday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. George Galbraith were Mr.
and Mrs. Don Haines Of Guelph,
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Galbraith of
Wheatley and Mac Galbraith of
Toronto.
period .deadlocked at 242. Listo-
wel went ahead 5-3 after two, but
St. .Thomas fought back in the
third 'and tied th game at the
17:27 mark only to have Gibbings
with his first goal of the year,
notch the winner at 19:05.
Listowel played without the
services of, Wayne Millen and
Alan Dickison, causing Raven to
juggle his, lineup. Raven con-
tinues °to handle the coaching
duties as Ken Hodgkinson sits• out
a -suspension. .
Blaine McCutcheon; with a goal
and three assists, continues his
fine play. John MacKenzie, with
three assists, played a strong
game from his -.pivot ssitioc,,� •
Next hom pi is �thii•cee"
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Sunday bin they y,01a'n r
the front -running. Caledonia Fly-
ers at 7:30 p.m.
Lineups
St. Thomas- Goal; De La Penot-
tiere; defence, Wadley, Ewart;
forwards, Vine, Shaw, Irwin; al-
ternates, Hodge, Leason, Gil-
christ, Sommerville, Cook, Reek.
Dodge, Riemens, Harris, Doan,
uscat.
Listowel --Goal, Ament; defence,
McCutcheon, S. MacKenzie;.. for-
wards, Fleischauer, Coghlin,
Blake; alternates, Gibbings, Hus-
ton, Moore, Gowing, Lockridge„
O'Krafka, J. MacKenzie, Far-
rish, Hamilton.
First Period
1. St. Thomas - Vine (Harris,
Shaw) 4:33
2. St. Thomas - Vine (Shaw,
Irwin) 9:09
3. Listowel - Gowing (J. Mac-
Kenzie, McCutcheon) 12:45
4. Listowel - Farrish (Coghlin,
McCutcheon) 13:27
Second Period
5. St. Thomas - Cook (Riemens,
Wadley) 1:34
6. Listowel - McCutcheon
(Moore, Huston) 4:22
7. Listowel - Gowing (J. Mac-
Kenzie, Gibbings) 9:05
8. ' Listowel - Gowing (Gibbings)
18:52
Third Period
9. St. Thomas - Shaw (Harris)
.54
10. Listowel - Gowing (J. Mae -
Kenzie, S. MacKenzie) 3:36
11. St. Thomas - Cook (Gilchrist,
Reek) 5:31-*
12. St. Thomas - Reek (Gil-
christ) 9:45
13. Listowel - Coghlin (Mc-
Cutcheon; Fleischauer) 14:57
14. St. Thomas - Shaw (Vine,
Doan) 17:27
15. Listowel - Gibbings (S.
Kenzie) 19:05
-Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker
have returned, to their home on
Frances Street after spending the
holiday season with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hunter, Paul and baby
Pamela.
-Christmas visitors with • Mr.
and Mrs. William Taylor, Vic-
toria Street, Were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Steep and Lyle of Newbury,
Mr. and Mrs. Rolston Steep and
girls of Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Les
.,Jacklin and family of town.
-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett
and family of town, Mr.'and Mrs.
Victor Haines and Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Haines and family all of
RR 4, Wingham, were Yuletide
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc-
Michael and family of near
Wroxeter.
-Mr. and Mrs. Les Lauren-
deau and Robbie of Windsor, Mr.
and Mrs. Brian Groh and Peter of
Port Hope, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bridge and family of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Reidt and
family of Oakville, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Doyle and family of London
visited with Mrs. Eva MacDonald
over the holidays.
-Mr. and Mrs. Keith Arthur,
Mr..and Mrs. Harry Arthur and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arthur and
Jayne of Auburn were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wall
on Tuesday evening of last week.
-Mr. and Mrs, Frank Caskan-
ette returned home Monday after
spending the last two weeks in
Ottawa With their son Wilfred, his
wife and family.
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