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A1114 c0liveners, attesting a year of 1,49t vice-president, Jr. C. J7 Bills . Ion. Townsei Leacme G es- ' er 1 4,
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- program and Miss Maude Laldlaw'w. A. Jones. den, in the Sarnia net, Played out - . 710 asnual meeting of the Lad- $70,0 This will ens ' . 1 11 "
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the,score at the, II1.53 mark on a by smashing the glass in the - front ,Sandra Dungey, Dorothy Fischer, Sorsdalia, in the absence of the I
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. . the offering. . I I Comrades R.E.- Willis and Fred crash of -glass, said he saw a late Annette Towmseiid. port of the year's. work. A, report . "' .11,
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The officers for the coming -year Snow were appointed auditors for A second period that saw four model car drive away from the j4ilior Glee Club members were': of the card- committee was, read by , "I., �
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melit committee. 1-1 score. I I - - McKaig, and showed, a substantial representatives of the staff to fj�. by more than two goals ,this 6 11 . .��1,111.
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Patterson; treasurer, MISS, Janet of liott,. Pearrx McLean, Larry. Byer- to take charge of the election of id, si ce the iiew school had to Play throughout the first period ,��
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I Pianist, Mrs. J. A. Munn; Home the children, 1 tree and party for SEAFORTH—Goal ' - Baker; de- . I Lloyd Pethick, Andy Cald-er, Donna -president which ate as, follows' be In the final stages of comple- was close and keen between Merch- � `�t
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V. Daley; social can-venpr, 'Mrs. W. to take this 'oppo' 6k, � Janis Adaiiis, Barber was reappointed for the ormet had I "-:;i,
rtunity to thank Randall, Free, Wright. - n Y a the game on ice. Clashing -hardand -, -, � �w�I�,
I A. Wr 1. Bonnie Laing, Mrs. W -m. Miller, Mrs. Thos. comi 9 e r. � dn,na�'' .,
I pr yer Weiglun, Bob Reith, Nelson Ball. Scott and Mrs. Houghton. I 7,1111
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Mrs. H'. W13rte, .Mrs. W. 0. Johnston, the compliments of the season, Sjcrfbf�re .1,
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-7 Morton, 17:53. Penalties: Wara and a prayer by Mrs. Robt. Smith. Local Juniors Bow Twice ed, a total enrolment of 305 pupils, the Winthrop defence held their . � 1 ,,,,
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I Third Period — lGoals: F*Ve Installation of officers was made Seaforth Baldwins. tackling that was considered exceptionally good, . . :
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I I morie, 19:X Penalties: Randall 1953 late as Pofollows: honorary 'B' scheduled games )ast Thursday � colds and flu in November and . . . . . "I
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Indian Professor � Robert ij�i�ymple, township road Be I auchamp, Schooley, 12:35. Robert Eberhart; President, Mrs. of skate and fight despite a dual I . In spite of the overcrowding in Egmondville Grouns 1. V��11
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� ' ,,Council Monday night. Coiincil ac- ' . - not been as good as in former with the problem, although looking Christmas Meetingis ��i'.
cepted tile resignation with regret, president Mrs. James Kerr; 3rd The, first period was fast Thurs- years, with only 131 persons- ,,, forward to the move to the new . I , �
Professor David, noted Indian I ice -president, Mrs. J. L. Ball; see- day night with London holding �"If 1,
I ' mational from the Central Chris -.as Mr, 'Dalrymple had acted effici- Lions Club Presents v heard froin a possible 1400 who school a d improved working con- The Christmas meeting of the . I., -
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ftan- College, Indore, India, will -be ently in -that co,pacity for 28 y . retary, ,Mrs. John M-acTavish- Seaforth in check. Paced by were sent letters, F. J. Snow, ditions. n Egmondville W.A. and W.M.S. was : � �
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the guest speaker in, 'lVorthside Paso- I campaign treasurer, revealed, The Board left a number of de- beld in the church Sunday school- � , " ��
tion. on account of ill healtli. Qoun- secretary, Mrs. K, M. McLean. Bourne, London sank the rubber ,.
United -Church here S��4a,Y, De -1 Books to Bo Scout t this week. cls4ons over until the New Year room recently. . " ,
� I 4eember 28. ProfessorDavid, -an ein- I oil will advertise for applications I � � ... .... y s Pianist,, Mrs. E. Goldes; - g,roup twice when the Seaforth defence Three hundred and thirty- At' the January meeting the I Mrs. James McIntosh pres-ided . , -, , �
I -who is -in Canada'for 1 for this position, and the same will At the regular Scout leaders, Mr�-W. J. Thompson, Mrs. collapsed under London's drive. one dollars has been received ch,drman and committees for for the W.A. part of the meeting. . 11
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a year's study, will tell of the rela- 'be considered December 127. Wednesday evening, the usual irl- Mrs. go,b- featuTed. the second period, Sea- up to date. Mr. Snow said a year will be appointed, and mein-! Mrs. Paul Doig read a poem and �11
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CAuadiam and, world congregations. the required readings and passed. A. McMaster showed movies, and John Beattie; 'Glad Tidings, Mrs. their own end but London's defence . 'Mrs.. I, 11
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I ! A resolution was passed instruct- registration cards were presented McLaughl�an; library and literature, A tripping penalty to Aitch:%on .1 —0 ; "I
If - , - Ing the clerk to request,the De- to all invested Scouts, ended up cooling O,ff fur --five min- R. McGonigle,!: Miss M. Camerou .;
TWO M l partment of Highways- for a trans- To Do It) books'were Scout (How -Mrs James Kerr; convener of so- proved fatal for Seaforth ften utes . . and Mrs, G. McGoulgle. Mrs. A. 1
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4 40 fe of $11,000 from new ma.chiti,ery the boys by Scouter J.' R. M. Spit- Fergu- 3-0 at the end of the I
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to bridges and culverts in the ap- tal. I son; C.G.LT. leaders, Mrs. W. J. Varna WMS Meet at'Real ,Meaning of Christmas." .�
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I � �Ioat no officer of the municipailt all registered Scouts by the Sea- Mrs. Jas, Murray, Mrs. D. Stewart. of the game, with London getting ' Seaforth tallied -their first about Home of Rev. Mrs.Pitt -� c---ydy o2i.por the Christmas treat,. ; 1:
sball spend over $50 without coij- orth Lions Club. This book, by their fourth goal 'within wends of ithe three-minute. mark, when Mrs. A. W. Gardiner opened the �,
I - sent of council. Lord Baden Powell, founder of the 0 the starting whistle. Whitey" Broome breezed In on The Varna W.M.S. held their De- W.M.S. portion of the meeting wi 11 j
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ass. Scout. rhe -boys appreciat- The Christmas meeting of the Lamport; alternates, Anderson, Just after the face-off John Wil- of the me,e an interesting talk on a Chapter of ,
� the reeve presiding. Road accounts John Earle; member to Seaforth ed this gesture of the 8ea,forth ting. ,
I . . ,of $1,209.56 and miseplIaneous ac- District High School Board, James Lions Club. There were 2 Mae Lane Auxiliary of Northside Bourne, Thomas, Church, Quantrill, son got a break -away that put -Prayer was offered by Mrs. Tay- the study book. Lunch was served ., 11 .
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�101- Paid. School Board, George L. Falconer; Highlight of the evening was a evening at the home of Miss Tbel- taille. some of the wind out of Seaforth's by Mrs. M. Hayter, Mrs. L. Me- . I ,' :
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� Accounts passed included: Pub- they gave their leader, Mr. Spittal, topic from the study hook,, 'De- Storey; wings, J. Muir, Broome; second after a scramble in front er to the president, Mrs. George ,�
I � Drains. The court of revision on a Christmas gift as a token of ap- �;,
fte Hunt Drain, adjourn:ed from lie schoole, �$16,784.'98; Separate scribing Villages in Afr�ca.11 I . .1
I , I . Mar- alternates, Morton, Shine, R. Muir, of the London net. With over half Reid, and min-ates, of the previous 'i"
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November Schools $809.03; High Schools, an Chamberlain and Gwendolyn Berger, Pike, Butsw�, McIlwaih, of the period left, London's� de- meeting were read I ,�p
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Drains, having checked ,the acreage telephone systems, $12,706.70; H.E. , for January ,will be
iit and Kerr -36; county rates, $22,675,73; Mr. Spittal was- a District Com I - duet. . First Period — Goals: London, hold off the Seaforth attack. "A New Year's Thought." -
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on -both schemes, and the fiterr P.C., $19.88; grants, $10; Division Bourne (J. Wilson), 2:3,0; Londoit, The final period of the game was There were 18 Sick calls to shut- . I"
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The Seaforth troop is steadily in-' .. (Bourne), 13:29. Penal- the fastest and roughest of the ins. Mrs. E. McClinchey and Mrs. .�
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I gineer, leaving the Hunt report.as salaries, ,$R50; court of revision, creasing its numbeft and the in- Largest.Crowd For ties: J. Wilson. game. It started off with London's H. Hayter gave reports on the Sec- orsmith's White School Friday af- 1�1
originally accepted, the appeb,ls of voters! llst,� $76.98; poultry Valua- terest of the boys is showh by an Secand Period—Goals-: LondO134 Thompson getting two roughing tional ineeting held in Londe,gboro. ternoon was presented to an ap- """I
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, R. Helin and E. Leake wete dis- tor fees, $2.50; Brown Drain, $',- a:vera,g,B attendance of about 100 Dublin Turkey Binko; T. Lamfiort, 19:46, Penalties: R. Penalties which caught Seaforth off Mrs. W. Webster read the treasu re !at v audience. Glenn Bell -11 1,,��
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waissod. I I . ' ' per cent during the past few Draw For Prizes Made B. Q?
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Meet Again Monday $25; telephone acets., $27.40; roads, The irst meeting In 1953 will be One of the largest crowds ever to Bourne (Thompson), :20. Penalties: than two minutes left In the game, tions, ,��,�
Mbeting Monday, council passed $11,709.38; rebatea, $12,65; Bruce- held Wednesday, January 7, Any attend a turkey bingo In Dt J. Wilson (2), T. W single and uni ..
road ae 'and mis-Ifteld lights, $16.49; -advertising, boy iblin . Ilson, Bourne, London held Seaforth out until , " " son, acrostlea, drills, ��,qi�t,111
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counts of $708.77, Aitchison, BergeK, broome. Broome fired home his second coun Wife of Former St. a comedy skit, folk dances and, th 'I" ,
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� who would like to become a Scout, The bingo was sponsored by the .. .Saturday Cont at Rough ter and the final of the garne. . T%omas'Rector Dies " �0!i
I C6uncil endorsed, the petition. of a - At -the conclusion of the meeting should do so while there are still Catholic W1,0-nien's, League. Gerald ' The Saturday co t at was close First Perlod—Goals: London, An- I duels. were taken by Elsie Damm, :!"'41,�,
� ,deldgatioA from the Pullarton Fed- c6uncir members and Officials a few vacancles in the patrols. ' Holland and James Krauskopf C Z, e a In London Hospita 1,�,',L,,,
,qmtfon 'of Agriculture regarding Were entertained at a dinner -at all- and rugged all the way until the derson (Pappineau), 3:12; London, Annie Brandenhotat, Bob Clark, I .I jg�
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Qe,hazat of the Overhead, bridge I the home of Mr. and' Mrs, David ed the numbers, and were us T. Wilson (Quantrill), 14:15, Pen- ,Wife of the Rev. Dr. R. P. D The J'unior Rhythm Band assist. . f ,,,7,.,'I,,
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A'drainage -petition., signed by a 0 1 Tuckersmith S.S. No. 2 11111rik Brux.r, Maurice -Dillon, The Airst period started off a ger (2), Willis. Church, London, and, formerly rec- senior orchestra plaYed a combina- � ". .�
jiumboi` of ratepq,ylera on the 2ild, L�onaxd, Feeney, Jack Kelly and little ragged but as It progressed Second Period---4Goals; Seaforth, tor of St. Tbomas' Anglican Church, tion' number. Marion Papper w I ":
Christmas Paft ,.Held Jerome Murray. tempers and scoring warmed up, Broome (Xillott), 3:22;. London, 45 6�,i, t.,
2rd and 4th eoncggalcns-� was, re. Former Hensall Station y I Seaforth, Mrs, Mina Hurford, died pla , 1�
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. .� �*Okfdk, prize& were won by Mrs. London started the scoring who, Wilson, 3:5 Seaforth, Berger Mond , and M "",
to notify J- A. Howse, O.L,81., to P, (Pike), 6:52. Penailties; B ger, . . t : ". ,
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.. 4maniino the petition, and re1P6rt to Arthur King, Chesterton, Indiana, $5.00- Specials Went Ping Penalty. It was Jackie Ander- Thomas, J. Wilson (2), Bro As - the childr
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,ordered to prepare a bYIAw 'With Working on -two railroads, 'the man during the evening. A large After the bingo, Gerald Holland Club was able to nick their seco, Bro me Muir), 18:18. Penal, ln� Seaforth before going to London, school child. a -treat of catcly.: r��`:,�"",,'�', �,-,,),m' .",
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t eent. Council instructed treaauf6r York Oftltrtol,- -For mamy, ,rowd attended-, anol'the itim. of $23 Made the drawing for other prizes, goal, wheii the Seaforth defenla n, Aitchison, _ 4 ,
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