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hittjng stronger team. T0eswater
took over the game, scoring five
goals in the first period. Wingham
was unable to control the puck until
the second period when Duane
Patterson stole the puck at the
blueline and split TeeSwater's
-defence to score unassisted.
Wingham started rolling again,
when Patterson took a shot on net,
the puck rebounded and ,Jason
Kreger tried again, but Mike Tiffin
picked his spot and made no mistake °
in putting it in the net.
However, 'Teeswater was not
about to give up and followed
through with another goal, giving
that team a 6-2 lead after two
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Jan. 2a to meet .that telll'
lieY. The local lads. camelie 0 on.
the short end'OheartbreaKt
Goals were scored by Tiffin
Jason NW withassists going to
Patterson and Gavin -Hodgins.
The team lost 6-2 to Hanover On
Jan. 30. The Great China House b
worked vet* -bard, but aPPearje
somewhat *United. by ilehevers
much -•bigger, aggressiveplayers
Wingham goals were scored by
Patterson, unassisted and Kreger,
assisted by Patterson.
Once again Johnston played a
superb game in net. Without his
quick moves, the score could have
been higher for Han e.
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BLUEVALE — The first meeting
of the United Church Women for 1988
was held at the home of Mrs. Jean
Mathers with President Mrs. Isobel,
Wheeler in the chair'. Mrs. Audrey
Edgar of Unit based the worship
on the theme for the meeting,
"World Outreach", with Mrs. Ev
Casemore reading Psahn 95. Mrs.
Ruth Hastings and Mrs. Donna
Craig used letters taken from
Mandate and written by four cowles
serving in the foreign mission field,
to present the message of "World
Outreach".
The roll call' was answered by a
donation to the Laotian family of
Huron Park to assist in bringing
some family members here. An
excellent report the Presbyterial
meeting was given by Mi. Wheeler
who, along with Mrs. adheres, Mrs.
Nancy Corrigan, Mrs. Edgar and
Mrs., Bessie Johnston, attended.
The programs for 1988 were
distributed, also a questionnaire, to
be sent back to Presbyterial. This
will be discussed in the units and
answered, at a meeting of the
executive on March _ =
Vacation Bible School for the
summer of 1988, ',led by Mrs.
Corrigan and open to all children of,
the condlInnat was discussed an
subport even. Blyth Festival hip;
cheon dates for thestuniner areJuly
7, Aug. 25 andSelit 15. --
Rev. Bonnie
Ramble led a discus-
sion on names, how people like to be
addressed andthe preper ways. Th
meeting closed with refreshments
served by Unit IV.
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last Thursday -at the Winghaiti:Public School. Students from - ' nberry and Sacred Hear! also
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good news that a new doctor had
become -a permanent resident of
Wingham. Dr. T. Agnew. secured
rooms in the Stone Block and was
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large practice in Londesborb heIcire IVIr
anti elle...andsMrs. 4e,egyerglyeep of Mei Badman, Listowe..
taking a year's courseinhospitali in . and Mrs. John Ritch of Kit -
the po Land 1,f:dowel .eiefted ,Afiv -arid Airs Mr and Mrs C ci
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Everett Sparling o ,.-Goderieh on,
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Among tboi4frOma 'dir4enee-Nho
. attended Mrs.. .Cecil Graingies deth:
were Mrs. a 00;4 Mrs.
birthdair.iele4it
David Fenton of Orilha, Mrs.
Mervyn Griflger, List�wel; M.
Marie 4elig1si; CIinton;Mrs.
70s EarI Wilhiamson Mount
,eiistni „Sr.: Tie!sik
Mr and Mis, John *tee
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Tbe Howl* TOW604: Optimists
• helktit Super ,BOW4Otterk with the
foliowing the lucky winners.
'Glen McClement *en' $200 .for
holding did, ticket With the Or/soot
score and Jason Douglas Ude for the
reverse.
Firs f iquarter Acores Were held
(Walter Pfeffer and Lily •Cbapir
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Mississauga, Mr. and Airs Lam Alex Taylor.
Pellett, Raelyn and 'Clare of Mr. and ivirs. Everett Sperling .of
Neiwater,' were di/flier 'guests of Goderich were dinnerguests of Miss
Mr.' and Mrs. ',Robert Ferguson'on _Jean SParlingenSaturdaySaturday.'
- . Neighbors and relatives extended
Me. and Mrs.
Genevieve o
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ahem, birthday greetings to Mrs. Burt
ewe, Hubbard who celebrated her 92nd
Mrs. birthday on Saturday. On Sunday,
let -Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Coulter en-
Atk, and Mrs. Vitihiam A. Smith t rt ined Mrs. Hubbard. Other
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attended the 'funeral of their slipper guests were Wes Gallaway;
nephew, Irwin Smith of ()Tillie, on Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dahms,
Priday. Walkerton; ,Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Miss Maria liesiivanney of Dialtion, RR 1; Clifford-, Mrs.
London spent a few days with her ° Robert Burchill, Andy and June
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William Allan, Winghatn.
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meeting-.
. un ,the evening of addition, St. Stephen's members will
Tuesday, Feb: 2, St: Stephen's Guild " held services at the nursing homeon
met at the home Of 14.111.; ° Beryl Peb. 28 and Alit biat 2 p.mSteu.
President arrish A yearly schedule was planned for
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Bennett, Members are asked to
selections en' ‘"What bring cards and Starnped envelopes.'"
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LIS". 'Thursday,
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