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Refugees
A large number of Hungarian
refugees will be arriving in Ont-
ario in a very short time. Homes
will be urgently needed for these
unfortunate people -- people who
have been fortunate enough to
esc.-t pe from the Russian barbar-
ians who have no respect for hu-
man life or freedom. These people
have only the clothes on their
backs.
The Dominion and Ontario Gov-
ernments are bringing them here
without charge and will also help
to provide shelter and clothing
until they get employment.
If you have accommodation for
a family or a couple with or with-
out employment kindly contact the
Town Clerk at Seaforth, or Mayor
E. A. McMaster.
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Every year, more and snore people who are
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Hockey Hapn's
By Bill Teall
1zast week We. reported .3iul
Thompson in hospital, but e.-
1ec•ted flim out for the game 11
•Waterloo. During the Waterloo
game he received a collarbone
fracture which has sidelined
hint .but we now hope he will be
out again next week. Pigeon,
whose nose was broken- in Sar-
nia, is nut practicing again and
will play this Thursday. against
Guelph here.
The game in Guelph this
Tuesday was postponed, Guelph
,Jr, A" were :playing in Guelph,
This game will be played at a
later date.
We have agreed to give up all
Winghain players and this has
left us very -short of players
Whether we will be allowed any
players to replace the '\\ringiram
boys we are not sure yet.
You wili see by our financial
statement that we have no mon-
ey to spend to -brings- in new
players for tryouts as our sale
of booster tickets have ceased
and our expenses are running
higher than our game receipts.
One bright spot this week was
the !purchase of $100.00 in boos-
ter tickets by Ed Daly who won
the draw on Nov. 22nd. We still
have five draws to ,make and as
you will see only $328.39 in the
treasury. We must find -smile
way of making money, but to
date have been unable to think
of •something. 'Please pass an
any suggestions you might have.
We would like to enlarge on
the sale of turkey draw tickets
now that we have three cases of
pop as extra !prizes and to this
end more tickets will be placed
in down town stores that any-
one not attending the games
may he given a .chance to help
our team expenses.
Nest week Ralph McFadden's
Burlington team will be here on
Thursday night, Why not plan
on getting out to this game and
really be a booster,• You could
help your team and also your
arena' by making an effort to at-
tend this and future :!anter.
Ticket sales to date 82:!”5,00
Vena'a release 75.00
Donations 42.75
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Gate Receipts 317,05
Turkey Draw 107.50
2911;,30
,Exp. to date last week 2035,59
Travelling :,'players) 02.00
Lunches (3 games) . , 75.00
Equipment Juniors . 53,50
Equipment Juveniles . 47.72
Coaching. 30.00
Tillsonburg Hockey Club 75.00
Draw prize, Nov 22nd 100:00
Draw •prize, Nov. 29th 100.00
2583.91
Balance on band .. 328.39
Mrs. ,Catherine Feeney and
111'. olid Mrs. -Billie Feeney in
Toronto with Mr. and 'Mrs
Philip Flanagan,
311 Ed Rowland, Toronto,
with Mrs. Winnifred 'Rowland:
Miss Catherine and Rose
Marie -Feeney in Kitchener with
Mr, and !Mrs. Frank Maloney,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Alfred daub,
Betty and .Patricia; Kitchener,
Mr. Maurice 11)111011, St. Thomas
with Mr, andIMr'. bows .Dillon.
Mrs, .lolrn. Cleary, Miss Je-
anne Evans, Miss Mame Smith
of London with Mr. and Mrs,
,''rank ,Evans.
High School News
tIly (C, Moylan)
This week- has !brought us
back to study and as proof of
this exam time tables were giv-
en out. This ;brought a lot -of
groans and sighs but to relieve
the anxiety there also came the
report that a skating party will
be held, after exams. Everyone
was aback in high spirits when
We got the word that our pict
ures had arrived, This took the
lite out of some and.gave addi-
tional' life to others, so there
was quite a jam in the hall for
a while, but on the whole •they
were 'Very good --contrary to
the expectations of some. An-
other dampening thing came.
this • week --(November reports.
We wish a speedy recovery to
both Marie and Beatrice.
Question of the week: Anne,
didn't he choke?
KIPPEN
Mr,. and .Mrs. 'Lloyd Lovell
spent the .weekend in St. Marys,
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas
R. Graham.
(Miss Hazel Slavin of Lou-
don was a weekend guest of her
(parents, Mr, and Mrs. Torn
Slavin,
!Mrs. Audrey .Farquhar re-
turned home from- Lachine,
Quebec, following the death of
her mother, Mrs,- John. C. Snell
of Exeter.
Mrs. N. -Dickers and Merle
spent: Thursday in London,
Guests •over the weekend with
Mr ,and Mrs. Leonard Lovell
were the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Farker and -Mrs. C.
Po.ce1' all of Chatham,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer :M e
-Gregor have .roved to _Mount
Hope.
Congratulations lt, Mr. and
Mr3. U011 Kinsman for the gift
of a baby boy, burn Saturday
Dee. lst at Scott Memorial Hns-
pital, Seaforth.
:Mrs. Brow -nice visited a few
days with relatives in London.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs, Bert McKay of
London, spent the weekend vvitll
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne 'Wilson and
other relatives.
Mrs. S, :McKenzie visited with
her son in St. Thomas on 'Satur-
day.
!Mrs. W. Stackhouse and Mrs.
DUBLIN •Mac Wilson spent a few days in
A large crowd was in attend- Loddon with Mr. and Mrs. S.
ante at the annual turkey bingo Neale. Mr. Neale has been
held in St. Patrick's Parish Hall transferred from a Glencoe
on Thursday evening under the Bank to London.
auspices of the C.W.L. Lucky Group 2 of the W. A. held a
winners were Joe Cronin, 8111 baking and rummage sale in
O'Rourke, Mrs. Ed Brunk, Mit- Clinton on Friday night, about
chell; Joe McLaughlin, Walton; 305.00 was realized from the
Mrs, John A. Eckert, (Bill O. sale,
Rourke, Ernie Harburn, Staffa;
Mrs. Wm, !Manley, Walton; Mr. CROMARTY
Wm. Manley, Walton; Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ramsey
Murray, Mrs. 'Lloyd !McCarthy, spent the weekend with her par -
Walter !Carpenter, (Clem Kraus- ncs, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Soren-
kopf, Louis Maloney, Verna eenc
Hugh, Specials were won by sen,
Georgetown.
1rs, George Wallace is con -
Mrs. Joe Jordon 315.00, Joe fined to her home suffering
McLaughlin $15,00, Walton; frons an infection in herleg.
Mrs, Wilber Elliott 512.00, Mr, and Mrs. W. N. Binning.
Mitchell. ,Mr,
and Robert, Mitchell,
The November meeting, of the
Dublin W. I. was held at the visited on Sunday with her par -
home of Sil's, Jack Burchill.
Fifteen members answered the
roll call by giving their maiden
name. 'Hila. Charles Friend gave
an informative talk on home
nursing. The ladies also finish-
ed the aluminum trays they had
started. Mrs, William Stapleton
offered her home for the next
meeting to be held on January
8th. A social hour was enjoyed
after which lunch was served
by Mrs. Burchill and her assist-
ants.
On Friday evening relatives
and friends gathered at the
Community Centre in 'Seaforth
to honor !Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Woods who were recently mar-
ried and now living in George-
town. A congratulatory address
was read by Eddie (Rowland and
the (presentation of a purse of
money was made by Tom Gorm-
ley. 'Norris Orchestra supplied
music for dancing and lunch
was served by the sponsors and
their assistants,
Mr. and iMrs, (Louis Kraus-
kopf and Billie, Ferndale, Mich.,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Nicholson
of London, with Mr. and Mrs.
James Krauskopf.
iMr, and !Mrs. Leo Ryan and
children, Weston with Mrs. Ca-
therine Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Monaghan
of Kitchener with Mr. and .Mrs.
Lloyd !McCarthy.
Miss Patrieia (Costello and
Danny, 'London, with Mr. and
Mrs. Dan 'Costello.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Wood: of N
Georgetown with Mr. and .,firs, Miss Mona WALTOLTOClarke and Miss
Fergus Horan.
Mr. and Mrs. Mill Stewart of Arlene Diegel of Stratford
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Teaaehers at College
ea iu were
y practiset wees
Stewart.
eats, Mi'. and Mrs, K. McKellar.
Many relatives of the late
Mrs. George Dalrymple attended
her funeral service which was
held in Hensall on Monday. Mrs.
Dalrymple was the former 'Mary
A. Venner and spent her early
life here. Her husband prede-
ceased her several years ago.
Burial was in McTaggalt's cem-
etery.
Pte, Alex Walker- and two
soldier friends from WolaelY
Barracks, London, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Walker.
A successful Bazaar sponsored
by the Ladies' Aid and the Mar-
ian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary
was held in the S. S. room on
Friday evening. Rev. S. Kerr
was chairman for a short pro-
gram consisting of a piano solo
by Joyce Kerslake, a 'mono-
logue by Mrs. Gerald Carey,
and solos by Carol Ann Dow
and (Mrs, Robert (Hulley. There
was a fine display of home bak-
ing, aprons and fancy work, and
buying was brisk. The fish pond
was well patronized by the
younger folk. Proceeds amount-
ed to 5185.00.
The farm forum met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T, Laing
with 12 members in attendance.
After discussion of topic and
an hour snetit in recreation,
lunch was served by the host-
ess. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. -Bert Riley.
BLAKE
Sum Ileo • has returned
home alter spending a few days
fn (1oderieh with her son and
daughter-in»hctw, Mr, •and Mrs.
Victor Hey and new grandson,
Mi'. and Mrs, Leon Jeffrey
returned home atter It pleasant
visit in Windsor anti 'Detroit
with relatives. -
Mr, and Mrs. Moseart Gelinas
and family are getting settled
on Mr, G. Rock's farm,
11510. and Mrs, Harold Finlay,
sons John and J1111 attended !1
banquet in Ailsa 'Craig on
Thursday last.
Mr, i1,phrianr Gingerich deliv-
ered a fine -address in the Evan-
gelical Church, Zurich, on Sun-
day evening. -
iMiss iRebecca Steckle is on
the mend again, her many
friends are glad to hear.
HULLETT
A Christmas concert will be
held on Thursday, Dec. 13 at
8.15 .p.m„ at S. S. No. 1, Hul-
lett.
Northside United Church
Rev. ,Bruce W, ;Hall, 'B.A.,
B.D., 8.T.M., Minister,
10.30 a.m„ All Departments
of the Church School.
11 a.m.,Christmas White Gift
Service, with Children and
Young with
of the (Church
School participating. Special
(Christmas Music and (Message.
7 p.m„ Christmas Candle -
lighting !Service, under the lead-
ership of the Northside Cana-
dian Girls in Training, with the
Girl 'Explorers as guests.
8.15 p.m., Y. P. U.
Poliomyelitis Inoculations
Pre-school children f)'otn Hibbert Township will
receive their second inoculation, Dectembdr 7th,
1956, at Dublin School 9 a.m., and at Staffa Hall
at 10 a.m.
DR. M. STAPLETON,
M.O.H. Hibbert Township
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J, Semple, Minister,
11 11.111„ Annual White Gift
Service. Subject: "The First
Christmas Givers".
7.30 p,ln„ Congregational
singing of Christmas -'Carole.
(Congregation makes the selec-
tions.) Subject: "1f every day
were Christmas."
Special filo for the boys and
girls. 'The. First Christmas."
10 a.m., The Church School
10.15 a.m., The Minister's Bi-
ble ('las. -
- 11 a,m„ Nursery School,
11.30 0.rm„ Junior Church.
Monday at 8 p.m., Y. I' 1'.
Special statement by the Min-
ister c nrcerning the Hungarian
situation as it affects the Prot-
estant -Church, 1.Sunday at both
services.)
McKillop Charge
Bethel, Duff's 'Javan Chur-
ches will meet jointly on Sun-
day. Dee. 9 at 2.30 p.m. at
Bethel Church with Rev. iBruee
Hall, -Seaforth, as minister.
Sunday' School at Cavan at 1
o'clock.
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