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COURT RESERVES DECISION
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but the land continued to be
ass essed fox- $150 and the build-
ing 'for $1.900. The court indi-
cated the value of lots had in-
creased since nen streets had
been crested in the area of the
Highland Shoes plant. and that
5150 was equivalent to other
similar lots m the area.
A tessIdr'nc`e on Railway- Streer,.
had been increased from 51.6?5
to $1.850. This included a
barn assessed at 5400. Mr.
Dalton asked for clarification as ,
to the property on which the
barn was assessed, and asked
what had prompted the in-
crease. ; been removed-
:. A third property. Lots 87-88,1 No action was taken on an
Rail -- Street,' includeda appeal by Geraldine Eckert to
- building with three apartments.. have . a Chalk' Street property
Records indicated the increase assessed for Separate School
from • $1,325 to '$$1500 came purposes. The tenant deter -
about from application of a trines this and as a result the
lower depreciation rate. assessment will continue as
A reduced depreciation rate., public sc-hooL
also resulted in an increase of i The name of a tenant in an
$4400 on a property assessed- to 1 apartment on the propert4 of.
Joseph Huggili on West William Emily Dick- Main Street, was
Street_ The assessment appeal-
., . ed was $175• for land and $1,750
for building. cIt ha� suggested , property John Taylor was
• that perhaps es made in
the building same years ago had deleted. The court was told the
net been reflected in the pre- : dog did not belong there. ,
cions aa�e hent i A lot and portions of two
tion of a warehouse' other lots, owned by Mrs. B. F.
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Ffre ve ole EIinincites`ilio tai tun
w i.
.. �!!at1st!1?!eI'?LRe ports Sur �.�lus Increase• 1►Sl,
McKillop Mutual Fire In- the' increase of surplus. by president; Robert Archibald, R Seaforth here on Saturday night At 1:25 F. Hagan tied the score
sur Company experienced $15,279.14, to a total* of $169, R 4, .Seallx7rtit; W. S. Alexander, by 11-8 count. The win •was the for the locals on a pass from
a goo d year in"'1961, members 660.60, RR 1, Walton; C. W. Leonhardt, second $freight for the visitors, Wayne Rau and Pete ,edfo.
Bornholm; Allister Broadfoot, At 3:10, K. Ulmanhescored for
learn. this week with the. is At the same time the total having defeated.the locals 3-2 Milverton. At the seven -minute
nuance of the 84th annual re- losses were up b>` ,984.72, to RR 3, Seaforth; Harvey Fuller,
Goderich; W. R. Pe 3, previouslyand by virtue of the mark; Francis Hagan scored his
port. Feature of the report ryas' $49,565.56 Num er of policies ply, RR two Wins now advance to the fourth goal on a pais from
• in force last year were 1,903, Seaforth, and N. Treu artha. semi-finals- Garry Betties, to tie the score
- representing $25,770,260, Live., Clinton; W. E. Southgate, seN The locals were determined at Milverton battled back
Consider stock losses represented $5,- re�-n' �r tz\ tayhe in the running .and start- and counted three more goals
753,86 of the total, while six ed the game in fine style, when before the final bell sounded.
•(Continued from Page 1) major losses, three barns and k
contents, two dwellings and Accidents Send •Jimmy Sills scored two quick Midgets Win 86 '
to try and enfold some of the goals to put Seaforth ahead 2-0
classes into the Seaforth list contents and one dwelling,, ac .. in the "first five minutes of Sdaforth Bantams were aa -
In his financial report. R. counted for $34,199.50. Other , (Continued from Page 1� play. Randy Foster scored Mil-
goal
cessful in_a "C'i' hockey tilt
James 1\'aIlace, secretary -tress- fire and lightning losses total- bruises- Mr. Haysom, Bell Tele- �•erton's first goal on a pass Monday, when they downed the
r of the 'Society, indicated led $6.060.52 Reinsurance loss phone manager at Goderich• from Bob Gropp and Ken Ul- Mitchell squad 8 to 6. Seaforth
that total receipts amounted to es represented $3,551.68, driving a 1959 - eompanv car, : man at -6:45. At 7:05 Ulman.Pulled out in front in the first
$15,714.63• This amount seas The annual meeting of the suffered a fractured forearm, cared on a pass from Gropp 1 period .3-2 and stayed in the
made up of: Grants and. done- policy holders is being , held in scalp lacerations and slight con- and Foster. The visitors took lead throughout the game,
tidns, $5,720.59; membership.the Town Hall, Seaforth, on eission. The latter two are con- , the lead at 8:15, when Gropp The second period Few Mit-
; €ebs, Sr' ' entry fees, $709.60: FYiday at 2 p.m-, according to. fined to Stott' Memorial Hospi- ! scored from Foster and Ulman, shell and Seaforth .share the
Mit-
admissions, 51,480-62; midway, notice given by .secretary-treas,r. ; Th1' wed were treated I At the end of the first period goals, two each, but Seaforth
5430.46; commercial exhibits, ,urer W. E. Southgate. The meet- a the scene lay Dr. M. W. Step- , Milverton led 5-2. outscored the visitors 3-2 in
$293.25; rentals, grounds, .$1,- jag will elect three directors. leton, - Seaforth, at d investiga- i Smog the recon period, ,the final.
000 advertising, $81; field crop Retiring directors this year, all , tion eras carried out by Con -1 he locals began to put on the Scorers for Seaforth were
seed. 533120; refunds, 5424.75; eligible for re-election, are J. stable Al Bowering, of the Sea- ; pressure and - •at 4:40 Francis Kerry Campbell and Larry
Hagan scored on a pass from Scott, three., goals each, and
tario competitions. $9: 'rebate, H. Fuller• tario Provincial Police, ! Wayne Rau and Joe Dick.- Mil- Brian Phialips and Gary Gray,
proceeds of loan, 55,000; 01- H. McEwing, N. Trewartha and forth detaehreent of the On -
57.56; redeposir outstanding Officdrs and directors of the The 1961 European model
i tenon counted two more be -
cheques, $3.60. company are: J. L. Malone, car driven by the Lane girl fore the locals bulged` t1 net
Expenditures for theyear in- RR 5; Seaforth, president; J. H. , was owned by Paul Ducharme, i again at 9:45, with F. Hagan
eluded: Debit balance, Dec. 31, Mewing, , RR 1, Blyth, vice- I Zurich. Damage ,to the two ve- scoring front Pete Sillery and BIT of wood, bathttib, doors
1960, $25205; prize money, $5,- . hides was estimated at. $2.000. Wayne Rau. At 11:15 Ken Dev- and windows and plywood.' Ap-
711; delegates to convention, ereaux knotted another goal ply to BOX 1091, The Huron Et -
8100; affiliation fees, $34; serv- 0 Crowd Church Slight Injuries ,
�• ' from Jack Papple and' Jim Sills. positor. 04-1
• n ices and expenses of judges, - I Shortly after noon Monday, ai' Seaforth tallied their fourth
g ; tr k driven by Jack Bos I period at 12:30
b
Too Late to Classify
. - T 5263,30; pet show, 533.25: Bands F
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and entertainment, 8145; races. f 1 by... Allvnn Dale, Seaforth, were
officials and prizes, 5674: mi Five ministers officiated at I in collision south of the Lead-
cellaneous prize expenditure. funeral services at Knox Pres- burry corner on the North Road.
5734.50: wages and labor, S597: byterian Church. Mitchell, Sat- The vehicles were proceeding in
was of little other use. In • trucking, 528:50: P a. • *.-stem. may for Rev. George. opposite directions when the
view of taxes and other eos--t,. , 535:• printing and stationery. Lamont and Mrs. Lamont, who accident occurred •
such as insurance, the con 5503.32: telephone and tele-
par -y was giving consideration seraph, 516.45: postage„ and ex- . were killedg - an automobile ?sir., Dale suffered several
to tearing.,down the building chane- 538.72: advertising . ' crash on Highway 7 and 8 near fractured ribs in the crash and
si:::e :t appeared to have little S131: heat and light. 521.10: Stratford last Tuesday. uas treated at Scott Memorial
About, 800 persons,' including hospital_ Damage, estimated by
potertial4 earning capacity. Be- rentals. S15: meals;- 5- 5.10; -in several' former Mitchell min- Constable Al Bowering Who'in-
fore making a decision. a re- surance. 575.10: miscellaneous
tiety of the assessment was re -expense. $77 1n : change, . irters and a number of West- t estiga . °'amounted to 51,500.
nested. S4_?4-70: capital expenditures . ern Ontario clergy attended
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q Fingers Injured
erection of buildings. 51.952.44; the services.
Approve Changes A section of the church was When his hand became
The court approved sea-eral improvement to, grounds. 5339: reserved for more than 30 min- caught in rollers of a machine
equipment, 5109, 75: loan_. S3, -
changes of an administrative inters from the azea, including' he was working on at Robert
500: interest $149.87: Balance j all ministers of Mitchell. The Bell Industries Ltd., ,on Thura-
'nat �et tj assessed to Roc in bank. less outstanding t entire board - and session • of day. -John Kroesen had two fin-
Property
tytachanged the Fan- cheques. 827.08. • 1 Enos Presbyterian Ch u r c h, gers badly crushed. He is in
ny Dungec, and 5150 reduction The statement of prizes paid where Mr. Lamont was min- Scott 'Memorial Hospital.
apprated on a garage that had at this year's exhibition is as Lister: attended the services. '
doll. ws (1960 entries in bract
i a, truck. goal of the pert ,
r Funerals man. Walton, and a car driven j when Jim Sills counted on a
pass from Pete Sillery and Jim
McLlu ain. At the end of the
second period the score was
7-6 for Milverton.
It was quite a battle in the
FRIDAY, FEB. 9th'
iu'irs. Govenloek Orchestra - Ken Wilbee
Lunch Counter -Admission 75c
Is On Delegation Sponsored by 1.0.O.F. 149
SPOT, AND DOOR PRIZES
Mrs. Thomas Govenlock has
returned 'from Ottawa „ where
she represented Huron County DANciN
Farmers' Unions in the presen-
tation of a National Farmer's gRODHA1" i
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Union brief to Prime Minister
J. G. Diefenbaker and his Cab -Community Centre
inet.
•...In the afternoon the Union Frida Feb. 9th
delegates met Hon. Lester B. 1 r
Pearson and the Liberal mem- Elgin Fisher and
bers of Parliament. Mrs. Gov-
enlock said the brief was well
received;-and--at-both meetingai--__A".D l5SION 75 CENTS,
lively' discussion periods fol- i
lowed- KIPPEN EAST W.I.
error and was corrected..
A dog shown as being resi-
dent on the .North Main Street
tfiiilding ori Sparling Street re- Christie on South Main Street,
suited in appeals by 'neighbor- ,were sold to the Brewer' Ware-
ing ow,ners, Mrs. B. F. Christie. house Co. The court divided
R •R McKindsPy and Mrs. Thel- the, assessment of 5510. with
ma Wright- In a letter to the 5150 on the land. sold and $360
court, Mrs. Christie said con- remaining on •the property re-
struction of a commercial build- tained
ing in a residential area had Two lots sold by the . Cooper
lowered property values. • Mrs. Estate oil Lsabelle Street- were
Christie was represented by assessed at $50 each. The re -
Eric McCue, but the other ap re-
mainder is assessed at 875.
ets) and primes paid: Horses,
(63). 56. S646; cattle, (467).' 4.97,
$2279-00; sheep. (137), 212.-
5529.50:
12-
5529.50; :wins, (164), 111. 5369;
poultry,••.... (2341., 176, 518525;
grain and seeds. (111), 32, $87;
roots' and Vegetables, (83), 75;
54825: fruit, (25), 40, $2925
Rev- Hugh Wilson, of Shake -
ford Teachers Presbyters:, conducted the , T
service- He was assisted y
Rev- James F' parson, of . Listowel Meeting
Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
Stratford, who read, the Scrip- Approximately 400 secondary
ture. Rev. William Henderson, school teachers from 15 schools
ofWoodstock, moderator of the 'met at •j.istowel l igh School
flowers, (85), 103. 553.50; dairy Hamilton and London Syn'od, Friday for an educational con
products (19), 15, $14:- food. who led in prayer, and Rev. ference ander the sponsorship
(211), 340, $117.40: clothing. Alex Campbell, of St Marys 'of the Ontario Secondary School
(274), 206, 514725; arts, craft's, Presbyterian Church. Rev. Hugh Teachers' Federation. After a
(44). 74, 559.00: boys' and girls' filmier, of Main Street United brief assembly, the teachers
exhibits (Junior Fair), (224), Church, Mitchell represented split into 12 groups according
122, 5627.30: Sigh and Public the town's Ministerial Associa- to their subjects; and worked
Schools' (1.358),, 1,276; horse'•tion. and also led in prayer. through till after 3 o'clock with
rates. 5578.00: pet show. $3325; and cid choir led by Mrs. a .short .break at noon for a
acid crop competition, $250.00; W J Fuller organist sang lunch in the school cafeteria,
pedants did net appear . ' " . ' '
Norman Schneider told the Don't risk feed flavors in the
court the assessment on a milk just because you prefer to
North Main Street building, feed silage before • you milk. •
containing two apartment.! had cautions F. W. Hamilton, On -
been raised from 51,850 to 92.- ' tario Agricultural College dairy
• 850. He said no changes 'had specialist. "Corn silage fed one '
been made, and *asked what hour or less before milking
prompted the increase- cstuld cause objectional flavors.
1`;ppearing on behalf of Top- • Feeds ' given - fire hours :before::
notch Feeds Limited, R Bruce., diking generalia gdo not cause
MacMillan, general Manager 'flavors.
and • Art Mountford. - Se reta1'y Skating on your farm pond
VALENTINE
DANCE
New Auditorium
BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL
Hensall Agrees
To Dam Costs
Hensall Council met in ses-
sion Monday evening with- all
members present. Monteith &
Co., of Stratford were appoint-
ed auditors for 1962 at a fee
b of: $350. Balance of the money
grand total. $6.561:75• • several, hymns. - • provided by the Federation. left in the Band bank account
Group discussions included is to be divided between the
new courses of study. text. Cubs and Brownie's.
books. teaching aids. teaching Clerk • Earl Campbell was
techniques. tests and examine- authorized to purchase neces-
tions. Most groups had the sary accessory supplies and
benefit of talks by specialists other office supplies.
in their field from the Univehsi- The council of the Village of
ladies' division to choose two Robert Burchill. Hibbert Town- ties• or the ,Department or Edu- Hensall are agreeable to pay
delegates. ship: William Potts, MitchelL cation. the, present portion of cost to
• Stratford Speaker Pallbearers for Mrs.. Lamont William G. \edifier of Sea- the Parkhill Dam, but are op -
Stafford. Johnston, of the • Reanev,' Jack 1✓dmunds, James mathematics section on Experi- meant) The clerk was . authortz•
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m
The meeting named as dele- Pallbearers for Mr. Lamont
gates to attend the Ontario were: Rev. Bruce Miles, of
Fairs' Association meeting'- in Listowel Rev. Donald McDon-
Toronto on Feb. 21 and 22. Gor- aid, Simeoe, and members of
da_+t Papple and R James Wal- the church session, Joseph
lace: alternates. Harold Pryce French and Donald Sinclair;
or Earl McSpadden, with the both of . Fullarton Township,
were; Lorne Aitchison, Lewis forth DHS, addressed t h e Posed to any further assess -
Stratford Beacon -Herald, who Douglas. James Fusion ; aiid S mental Mathematics in Grade 9. ed to make application to the
addressed the meeting, recall- Ernest Allen, all of Mitchell, , Mica Nan Taylor. of SDHS. was Department of Highways for ;
ed he spoke at a similar Bath- and members of the church ses- , chairman for the discussion subsidy on the 1961 road ex -
ening 12 years ago. Congratu- :ion. Members of the seasionq group on ,Biology in the sci- penditure.
lating the society, he said he who" composed the eleven' ence section, and Miss. Hain' Council decided to excavate
was gratified at the' expansion :flower -bearers were: Dr.' John Slavin, also of SDHS. was in and fill appronimately 600 feet .
that had occurred in each see. Packham. Thomas Potter. Wil-' charge 'of the group discussion on York Street. 600 feet on
tion since that time.
Reviewing the history of the ,Clarke Moses
• fred Douglas. Dr. X ith McGill. „on,-- basketball in the Physical Brock Street, and to pave ap-
C 1 Jermyn, Education section. The Seaforth proximately 1,300 feet, on Nel-
'defence of ,tyanada- Mr" John- William Cornish. Kenneth L. teachers came home with fresh son. York and Albert Streets,
stkp 'said that this area had Cameron. Jack Sorensen', Clar- ,inspiration and helpful ideas, and to build 'a garage for trac- ,
long, had a ' tradition of mill- • ence MacDougald and Robert; and with the satisfaction ' of tor and machinebi", atf a total
tart service. From the earliest •; Homuth- - - ..,i knowing that they are -not amount of $8,000.
EUCHRE
S.S:' No. 10,' Tuckersmith
DANCE
LEGION HALL, SEAFORTH
Friday, Feb. 9th
IAN WILBEE ORCHESTRA
Dancing from 9 to 1 a -m.
Sponsorad..-,lay the Seaforth
Women s Institute
EUCHRE
Orange Hall, Seaforth
Monday, Feb. 12
Lunch Served -
ADMISSION 40e
EUCHRE
C.O.F. Hall, Constance
-Friday, Feb. 9th
8:30 p.m.
GOOD PRIZES
Admission 50 Cents
Ladies please provide lunch
LYRIC
THEATRE
EXETER
PHONE 421
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.
February 8 - 9 - 10
CHUBBY CHECKER in
"Teenage Millionaire"
Jimmy Clanton •
(Free Record on Jimmy Clan-
ton to every Teenager who
buys ticket)
- Plus --
'THE BAT"
Vincent Price and
Agnes Moorehead
Mon.,_Tues. and Wed.
February 12 - 13 - 14
"The Millionarist"
Sophria Loren and Peter Sellers
-COLOR - SCOPE -- - - -
-Adult-
▪ Plus
"Tw ty
Thousand Eyes"
Jean Nelson - Merry Anders
SCOPE
en
Friday, Feb. 9th
8:30 ,p.m. Remember, . it takes but .a
pock -
'moment to place_ an Expositor
Ladies Please Bring Lunch I Want Ad and be money in pock-
- Everybody Welcome - et- ' To advertise, just phone
ADMISSION 50c , Seaforth 141.
of the company, told the court will benefit the fish life,, claim days when Egmondville was i Temporary entombment was alone in having problems Like I•
that extensive investigation by % tore. The reason; skaters keep'
the company revealed that any the snow cleaned off the ice: rrtllttia and had volunteered for church session attended the improve the quality of the edu-
future flour mill operation was this allows sunlight to penetrate
unlikely. As a 'Asian almost ! the jce and stimulate growth
all the •:flour mill • machinery of the under -water plant life- Perth Regiment vat
had been soldThe name of I This in turn provides food for I Course, now in progress. were
the burp was such that its the ash in your farm pond following- a tradition establish-
ed many years ago when
, the militia volunteers - in-
eroding all able- bodied men
from 18 to 60-answeredfor
' the district had served in the , Thursday L::1:t thoseblemsdthus founded by Col. Anthony Vanmade in thlizth satthe conference, neith-URE
duty. Those from the district 'qHeath-Lelhie fitneralbome and cation they are ofering to the Community Hallwho were participating j;i the day nighta memorial serv- ; students of this 'areathe flour mill property had agriculure scientists withthebeen closed four years ago and ' Ontario 'Deparent of AgnculEgmond.until today, menof ,Memorial ChMell.re they alone in desiring to
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flALF ® PAST TEES '
training on each 24th of May"
j Mr- Johnston told of the early
history of the district and re-
called the events leading to the
arrival of Coll Van Egmond in
' Huron. ' The Van Egrnond story,
a i be said. was one of the saddest
in history-. 'out little attention
is paid it
?dr. Johnston was introduced
by Mrs. Joseph Grummett. and
Gordan Papple expressed ap-
preciation.
Others who spoke included
Herron Agricultural Represents
five Dont;Twhoo urged a suppER
closer relationsons hip between 4-
H programs and programs of
the society, and suggested new W�., Feb. 14th
• approaches be found to the end
that the fair become the lead- tos7 porn
Mg, fair ' the disaiet; Robert
Campbell, Miss Gilchrist, home
economist, and Mrs. Gruthmett-
lady representative in Dis-
trict 8.
8080-1 WONDER IF
YOu COuLL' RIPE IN
THE 5TAT/G4v WAGON
W177/ HERMAN?
ice at the funeral home was', Next year's conference willFridayr Feb,9th
attended by more than. '75 again]be held at. Listowel, as
members of Tudor Lodge. No. was agreed it is the (antral
141. AF and AM. Mitchell.
An inquest into the fatality
is scheduled to be held in Stmt.
ford Feb. 21, under Dr. David
Gemmell Stratford coroner.
• The death in Stratford Gert
eral Hospital • Friday of Belton
• N. Snyder, 57, of Baden,
brought to three the toll in
the two -car head -an collision
last' Tuesday evening- Mr? Sny-
der. owner of a transport com-
pany at Baden. suffered a
fractuied hip among other in-
jurieS in the collision.
ANNUAL. VALENTINE
TURKEY -
TIMELY TIPS
Since the tiiniie-' '1mn strept-
omycin was discovered, .numer-
ous other drugs have been tried
against tuberculosis. PAS and
isonianiid have been developed
but none Olathe drips yet dis-
eoyered is the'complete answer.
The search far a ``perfect drug"
still gods on. tut a choice of
drags Is nOw available to the
d or tuberculosis -4
a a
d +t'bitit for centuries h d
Conon e.
NORTHSIDE UNITED CHURCH
Adults $1.25
Childntxt, under 12, TSe.
FIRST'
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MRS. M- R. RENNIE
Organist
10 A.M.
Church School and Yith
Fellowship Class
11 Ai
MORNIMG WORSHIP
point • of the district but con-
veners for the various depart-
ments • will be from ° other
schools in, the distrinL
Auspices Women's Institute)
and Hall Board
Ladies please bring Lunch
Admission 50 Cents
Annual Meeting.
McKILLOP- MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Friday, :Feb. 9, 1962
2:00 p.m.
.o
TOWN HALL, SEAFORT,H,',,,
All members are invited to be present.
O
Retiring Directors are J. H. McEwing,
N. Trewartha'and H. Fuller ,
all of whom are eligible for. re-election.
W. E. SOUTHGATE
Secretary
The Week at
YOU ARE INVITED TO HEAR
Rev.. Perry F. Rockwood ---
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DIRECTOR:
THE PEOPLE'S GOSPEL HOUR
SPEAKING AT
BAY°r'IELD BAPTIST ',CHURCH
oh February 9th, at 8 p.m.
on February 11th, at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
SOUTH HURON YOUTH FOR CHRIST,
MacKAY HALL, GODERICH
on Saturday evening, February 10th.
MAIN ST. UNITED CHURCH, EXETER•
on February 12th and 13th, at 8 p.m.
DASHWOOD E.U.B. CHCH -
Sponsored by Stariite• Drivain Groff
on February 141h, at 8 p.en.
MAPLE ST. GOSPEL HALL, CLINTON
on February 15th, at 8 p.m.
HANOVER YOUTH FOR CHRIST
HANOVER TOWN HALL
on February 16th, at $ p.m.
SOUTH HURON YOUTH FOR CHRIST
CLINTON LEGION HALL
oo February77th, at $ psn.
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SEAFORTH ARENA
and COMMUNITY CENTRE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Sth-
Mitchell Pee-Wees vs. Seaforth
Second Game of Playoffs - 7:00 p.m.
Admission 25c
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9th -
Skating - 8 to 10 p.m.
Admission,.r,;354 and 25c
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY,, 10th_
Skating - 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. '
Admission -25c and 10c
HOCKEY
• Bantams, 7:00 p.in, -- Juveniles, 8:30 p.m.
Admission 25c
TEEN TOWN -.HALL
FREE SKATING Wednesday, Afternoons
For Beginners and Guardians - 1:30 - 4 p.m.
This space contributed through the courtesy'of
UNION COMPAI TY
OP CANADA LIMITED
SEAFORTH -- .ONTARIO
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