The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-02-23, Page 14•
Pe$te, 14
felaretery 1941
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Phone BA 7.175$
Doublering ritGs' Mark day
at Holy Trinity I
. f prayer
got, Trinity Church, Liman,
wee the eettuig at 2.30 pen
Saturday, 'eh. 1.a. for the 'Members of Leteate'e titre
met in the
double 'rine marriage ceeettiony ., „ . ....,,..,,_.1
churches Anyliea
aid
Parish flail for the 75th World
taf Kathleen Jean Avery
Deeald Robertlahlthourn, b
y Day of Prayer- service,
the rector, Rev. E. 0. Lae, . Mrs. T. C. Ale14'0,4411e of the
caster, Anglican Church, Mrs. :Flowers
(,.firrie of the Pentecostel Holi
The, bride is the daughter of nes Church and Mrs, Georg
Air.. and Mrs. Valliant Avery
of Luean aed the groom is the werePatil ,of i the United•Chure
l
. ette, of Air. and Mrs. Allan ..4eaeers- They 're aS
.setted by Mrs. Roland. Harrell
Weitboure of Mt. Budges.' Mrs. E. 0, Lancaster, Mrs
Qinkeen in marriage by her
Harold Hodgins, Airs. liugl
lather, the bride chose a 'waltz. Birtch, Mrs. Clayton Abbott
length gown a sherry,bitle M. tulle over blue taffeta, The lite ee.H. B. Langford, Mrs
ted bodice featured a scoop' Sellerleidall Ri ring"' :and Mrsneekline, neckline, three-quarterlen.gth A. E. sereii4-1.•
leves and a bouffant skirt.The thane this year was
A lieaddrese of matching blue "Forward Through the Agee b
tulle held her short veil. She ' Unbroken Line" In conjunc
carried a cascade of red roses, i Lien with this theme the guest
white carnatioes, fern .and rib- • speaker, Mrs. J. A. Graham
• wife of one of •tli0 Lucan for
non streamers,
re mer Pentecostal Holiness men-
Mes. Barbara Browning 1 ieters. took as her text "Occupy
Laiidn, at matron of honor, ' i;11 j „ ...,
was her only attendant. She. "e" 4 c""4e" and gave an im-
pressive telk,
wore a. waltz -length gown ot
pink nylon net over matching! The guest soloist. was Mrs,
• talfeta, with bouquet of pink Jack Bison accompanied by
taenations. i Mrs. Clarence Hardy.
The best man was Mr. Jerry! • e offering, taken up by
Mrs. jack Murdy and Mrs.
Whitbourn of Mt. Brydges 'and Charles Sovereign, will be sent
Air. Howard. 'Whitboutn was
! to the Women's Interchurch
usher,
;
Mr. Ken Clarke, church OV- Council of Canada,
fgAnist, provided traditienalt
wedding music.
..et a turkey dinner in the!
-church basement, catered to
' by the Ladies' Guild, the
bride's mother received in a i
gown of light brown rayon
• with. white accessories and a i
'ears,age of pink carnations. Pentecostal Holiness Church
,
Sbe assistedwasethe groom's, ,,
Hearts,, was the theme
'Mother in. a dress of flowered : word of thy Friday Young
brown silk with matching ac- People's meeting At which the
cessoriee and a corsage of pink, time verse museum was con-
rnationt. 1 tinued. A Valentine heart ob-
FollMving the dinner the lett lesson was followed by a
eu.ests went to the bride's: sword drill in which a verse
home for the opening of gifts, with. the .key word "heart"
For a honeymoon trip the was given.
bride changed to a blue plaid! Rev, and Mrs. Roland Her.
ensemble and fur jacket. t rell sang an appropriate duet.
They will make their home
at Mt. Brydges. Layette fpr Alaska
Over 50 guests were -present The February meeting of the
_ am Sarnia, Paisley, London, Woman's Auxiliary was held
Mt, Erydges and Lucan. i at the home of Mrs. 4. A. Gra-
, ham last Tuezday with the
I president Mrs. Rufus Thomp-
, , _. _ son iii charge. Being the 1.4th
.
. .__. • _ _ there wes an exchange of Val-
.
.
1 Val-
entines,
for.S _
Scouts packed and plans made for
A layette for Alaska was
quilting a quilt.
,.,eThe meembers 0fieethe Lucan Wilted Church
e-°115 anu committee, con' A good attendance .was out
posed of Messrs, E. A, Moser- Wed.nesday night for the CE
injohn, Gary Meralls, Jack Institute meeting for teachers.
Atkinson, Roscoe Hodgins and The Rev. W. Moore of Park -
Alex' YOung (secretary -treasure hill and the Rev. le. N. Hick
h
er) ave for some time been.
e of Ailsa Craig contieued their
much concerned at their in- instruction. Clandeboye church
ability to secure, leadership for
int em b e r s provided refresh -
the: Cubs and Scouts, whom meas.
they- sponsor, so were much
relieved at the results of last Anglican Church
elonday's two meetings. A special choral evensong
In the .Scout Hall, Mr. Rudy service was held in the church
Engel decided to again be Cub Sunday evening et 7,30 p.in.
Matter for the Cubs, Be , will by the combined choirs el St.
be aseisted by Mr, and Mrs.' eolmes Chureh, Arva, and Holy
William Little. . Trinity.
Alearnehile in the Legion Hall, Following the church service
Mr, Erle Carling was named . the film "Man of Music", which
scout Master with acting ae.,' depicted the life and works of
sistant ad secretary -treasurer.' Dr, Bealey 'Willett, one of
Tandy Paul; troop leader, Pat Canada's foremost composers
Egan; patrol leaders. Paul' of church music, was shown
Steacy peld. Richard Mosurire, in the Parish hall,
joint; parol seconds, Donald,' Lenlen service, ethith be
Pepper and Jimmie AltIntoshe gen in the church on. Ash 'Wed-
Litean is fortunate in secur-1neszlay, will continue each Wed-
ing the services of Mr, Carling ' needaY at 8 Pall, in the Parish
as Seout Maecer, for he has hall,
had six years experiente in ,
scouting, two years in assist-; .
Ant leadership and eiehti WI ,_!reeeellece
moliths as Scout Master, priori. _ as
.4_ 1 0 0
in coming to Lucan, t
Mr. Carling is *Wag all h .
boys over 11 years in .Liteab,1 - ears Ps
- s
Clandeboye. and vicinity ite at-, .._....
tend a Meeting in the Legion _
Hall next Monday, Feb, 20 at' For the February meeting of
7.30 p,m. , the Lucan WI members net at
paper, rag and scrap metal tee t 10 Lni. ihetre eSr for
Th t committee is plarniiitg A the cideinnetut ivlell.Oricial Cdn-
quilting two quilts aild making
drive, sometime thie spririg.
Lue''en Auxiliary binoo A
number of scrap books, to
bt sent to the Siek Children'
Another g o o d attendance War Memorial llospitAL Len -
AV V,' OM for the Leteion AuXik don,
iary binge In the Legion Haiti At 12.30 all enjoyed a eot,e
last Thursday evenitig. leo one luck luncheon ae which Ann
woe the jaelepot,
' George and Wkytto. Hodgins,
Mrs. Garnet Brook e woo the were guests and tepdated the
i consolation prize and shared ' speeches they gave at the tile
the full' Card "Share thee ten and Biddulph and Legion
Wealth" prize with Mrs. IIUS-! public speaking ceetests. 1
st5 Schr°P1" of eftitralia ad i At 2 �.m, the regular Meet.'
Miss _MP l'Y Youttg 61 Lunt) , ing was hem with the eresi.:
won the lige prizes, 1 debt Mre, C, IL George in the,
'Mrs. elarold bullet 4 Lueart; chair. Roll cell was answered I
k* won 1111 third bingo Mid ehered • by naming "an Attractive fea
the lire part of the, cen,secin, ture of living in a ,sreall doiti-1
tlya with 'Mrs. Boy Pepper Of . /nullity," 1
Eeetcee, who alsn woe the tee. 1 Tho motto, "A wtse. cottritty :
end cart. The third part 'went peewees its eeeeeese was
00,
to
li",11.1S8‘ POA 1c1.6"0 of Wood, taken by Mrs, elatold. Cokbett.1
se ! A minute's silence wat 1.:c1d. in;
the' second and sixth hingos,
td Will" t)f 't1"ter won ' memory ot Mrs, tittle Caul
Other wititters' included ,Mts, i et wo voted that no rtgis.
trrue Lewis of 'Clandeboyec teatimi fee bo sem to Goolph
Mr, 6trald tAlv&o,11,csat7A1V4 !ttl. 1 fi5k the presidents' convention0
ham and Aires. '.,...,,,. Zigkr,
.., { May 4 arid 5, FRo dollars was
tit'Urr„t5t,',,,f,!IPLIA•6'111,144,th' ti.„1-r,l',„.14t1-11D.,id veted to the Ceara Boalel for
e.....; esee n.1..1. rya, .1.104•14 tu0V1IU ( UhV. us : �f
tTall. ; a. . • W. a Pl. .'
,
ell Of legate eU WV, aitua ducaLul 1-,
.; I Urn and that the shaiti-O, be ear••
• 0 Eltieje.elett fetid 1 marked for 1 inting the arena, !
Prior to • he,!r. mittviAgo .611 i Tett tiollttrS WAS donated to the:
slairdayy mist x4tiliooli Avery 1PUblid LibtArY.
ICA.S Nett Ot honer -at a Mit- ,The preside*. ItLportdd Mai
tellatteong shower het At the' the work on Lticali's new park
home a/ Mrs. Bernet' Aveey,Oted received ilit oenii light., 1,
With the bridNiett's mother, "` 11 was deeded each Member
William Avery and sister,, to 'contribute' $1.06 to raitt!'
iii -law, Mt% Jetties Avery As iiiOtieY, ,
n
•
t
q:t, tO,h0SteaSet.
flobbe bitigo, g ROW& alicr teriell ifidgeardit eild 'CUtrelitt
i Met, Gordon flantifig ett "Iliss1
I, a Sete etniteaf wtrc ' etijOyecr Event" Conver& got
I# flid- 26 guests bthiee the . Ott intoning' a farnettn tech.!
tipliiing 6t ins tigs. The bride tett Add: Wye& klitid6St MArg.1
was assisted by A,f1M lontiitel atiel'o. wedding, 1.106t1 tentreIl
Holitits, lin BC the 13irkItIlt daftly'
Correepotedent Mitt .Line, Abbott
Miss J, Earle
dies in Hospital
Ath. 'ei , 17,
Woodsteck, died in the Chile
dren's flagella! •Orillia Mon-
t
day, Fob. 13, The body rested
At the Rowell Funeral Home,
Woodstock., until 2.30 p.m.
Wesdneeday. Feb. 15 when fu-
neral services'were conducted
• Temporary entombment was in
Woodetock mausoleum with six
1 firet cousins acting as pan-
" bee rers
She is survived by her pre
• tents, one sister, Mese Marie,
1 three brethers, Le w r en c e,
e Thomas and Robert, all at
• home and her grandparents.
• Mr. and Mrs. Wes Hodgins of
Loam
Joyce was born .in Wood-
etoce. For the pat 10 years
• she has been a patient of the
Childreit'e Hospital at Orilla
, and for the past sax years a
- bed patient. She died of pnete
mania,
Church
Activities
1:Bantamsadvance!, 1 .
r• , ,,' , - -. - D p T pi, ns' to widen Recreation activities
.113, two D round
By $AM ElegAT011-
1 A number from Liman at- . • ''-• .a
tended the Limn -Mt. licydos, , ndeboye Curves Director Of Recreetion
C
Bantam game et Glencoe- on - — . • . -- . - - ' I
•Saturday. when Inman von
1 in Win the Ontario Minor
r Hockey Association Bentern
"De mond found total goal
of le -4.
A Liman will now •rocet
Ston here 'WerineStley night in
the first game Of the third
round
Young led the Lucian
goal getters with five goals.
Brian Haskell; -soared three
.times and Bob Dotialdson and
Russ Kennedy one each.
Medway -euchre
At a four-tahle euchre at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gaistneu
Hodgins last Friday 'the re-
sults of the. liledwae Euchre
Club were: bigh score, Mr,
• and Mrs, Austin Hobbs; lone
. hands, Mrs. W. J. Stanley and
Mr. E. Summers and low
score, Mrs. Grant Hughet and
Mr. Otto Daley.
The next game will he at
the home of Mr. .and Mrs.
• Otto Daley Friday, March 3.
Polio victim gives birth to $on
inican's 1.960 polio. victim,
Mrs. Leroy Revington, who has
' been a :patient in Victoria Hos.
pital, since September 28, lest
Thursday, Feb, 16, gave birth
• 10 a son, Andrew SOIL Both
mother and sot are progresSing
eavorably,
Mr, acid Aire, .Revington have
two other .children, Steven,
five years and Anne, three,
ny M0.5. J. H. PATeide
The, Department ,of
ways have been surveying the
division curve in the 'village'
here. Some property it listed
for :changes As the roe( is to
he widened for safely mease,
tires.
Church neWl
A erokinole party is to he
held no Friday evening. March
3 et 8.30 in the Sunda,v School
room of the United Chereb with
Mrs. :David Kestle and
ReFaorNseitl., Jeoalitivleoistetantrch this
week the Lenten pryer service
will be included with the'
ladies meeting et the rectory
at Leman on Thursday eller.,
noon, Feb. 23. On the following
week, a Lenten seivice. will be
held al the home of Mr. and
Airs. Wilf r ed Cunningham,
March 2 at 8,30 pan.
Pertonal items
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Ctumingre
ham, Allan, Glen and Marie'
on Sunday visited with Mrs.
Cunningham's brotliey, Austin
Smith, and family at Port:
Credit, who are moving this.
week to lake up residence in
Moncton, where Mt, Smith has
been transferred by the
and Dauche Co.
Mrs, Hiram Thompson visite'
e husband'Monday a •
SI. Joseph's Hospital, where he
is improving. from a heart can.'
diUon. Mrs. Wilfred Dixon and.
Aert. Bill Dixon also made the
Lucian personal items
After two months' recuperee
titan following his recent op-
erations, Mr. Benny Saultner
returned to work at the organ
factory last Monday. Since then
Mrs, Saulmer has been con-
fined to her home with a bad
attack of flu,
Miss Marjorie Miller, of Dut-
ton, was a weekend guest of
Misses Rose and Anne Reving-
ton.
Wayne Hodgins, son of eir.
and 'Mrs. Murray Hod:gins, who
came seconcl in the boys div-
ision at; the annual Middlesex
County Elementary School pub-
lic speaking conteet in London,
recently appeared on the Roy
Jewell wogram last Sunday
afternoon. Though the boy win-
ner was unable to be present,
TV watchers were given. the
opportunity of hearing the girl
Wanner, Betty Kragten who
has only been in Canada three
years.
Mrs. Don Ankers is on the
sick Jist at the home of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Hodgins.
Mrs. Ronald Finlayson and
baby Lynn spent last week with
the former's grandmotheri
,
Mr. ba. Carling, whoburned
I her right hand very badly,
1 Another granddaughter, 'Miss
' Sherry Walpole also of Kin.
cardine, is staying with her
this week.
Mrs. Alex Young has return-
ed home 'alter spending a few
I days m Goderich, the guest of
t :
her sister, Mrs. Frank Mac-
, Done .
1 Mass Helen Hodgins was a
1 guest at the Hayter-HoIrries re-
ception last Saturday, held at
1 the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Cecil Hamm, RR. 4 Denfield. •
Mrs. John Park has returned
home after pending a few
' days in Sarnia, the guest of
1,0r. and Mrs. Len Lobsinger
and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wind-
sor have returned from . a few
days' visit with the lattee's
sister, Mrs. Ralph Loney, of
Cass City, Mich.
Mr, and Mrs. !Bob Harvey,
of Exeter,.were Sunday guests
of Mrs, Herman Young.
I Airs. Merrill Edwards and
small son Alan, flew home to
lerederietota lett Sunday, Mrs,
I Edwards was with her mother,
,Mrs. Irene Coursey, since he -
fore Christmas up to the tient
of her death and remained
over with her sister, Mrs, Doi
• Downs, and family. ,
Mr. Wes Atkinson attended
the 25th anniversary dinner a
Armstrong's Restaurant, Exe
ter, on Sunday for Mr. and
, Mrs. Harris West of Centralia
Before his marriage Mr. Wes
boarded with Mrs, Atkinson,
i Mr. and Mrs, Jack Graham
I and family of Chatham and
Mrs, Jack Curnmins•and fam-
ily of Toronto were 'weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Haskett and Mr. Mitchell Has.
ecet.
Mrs. Harvey Langford, Mrs-,
,
Jack. Lankin, Mrs, Sheridan
tRevington and Mrs. Mildred
I Crinruan were Monday guests
;1 -of ,Mrs, Len • Lobsinger of Ser.
I nia.
I Mr, and Mrs. Albert Colbert
and family of Selkirk, Man,
' spent a few days last week
1 with Mr, and Mrs. .1V:0am
Brownlee. On Friday Mt, and
1 Mrs, Colbert d - Mr. . Mrs.
Brownlee visited the OAC at
1 Guelph, where Mr. Colbert at-
tended college, .some 35 years
ago, On Sunday they visited
Mrs. 1-1, R. 'Colbert at Seaforth,
Mrs. Shericati Revington
spent last Sunday with her
e,
, mower, Mrs, Harry meraus„.
I of London.
i Mr. and Mrs, C. V, Hubner,
....
' of Oakville, were weekend
guests 'oe lite and MI's. P' 0,
King.
Mrs, Bob 'Coleman spent last
• Saturday in Exeter, the guest
of Mrs. Richard Dickins and
her sister, Ales.,Fratic Coates.
She found the latter much im-
proved since her return home
i from South Huron Hospital.
Mrs. Wilmer Jones, of MP-
- pen, was Thursday guest al
Mr. and Mrs, Irving Gibson,
Frank Egan, the Lucan Med-
way hockey player, who was
• accidentally injured in ptac-
tice. game at the Lucan arena
two weeks age, is still confined
I it:itahli.s
ing a -week M Si. Joseph's Hos-
borne here after spend.
Welcome$ rain.
Friday and - Saturday's rain
- was very Weleoine to the mane
district farmers who have been
!hauling water for some time.
A number aiste had frozen
pipes -
Explorer news
I Mee. J. H. Paton visited
Mrs. W. L, Paton, formerly of
1! Parkhill, in St, Joseph's Hos- I
pital on Monday and also called
on Mr. Donald Heitman of
t
London, who are both recover.;
, mg from surgery last week. I
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pear-
son, of Cobourg, visited the
latter's aunt, Mrs. Omar Gun -i
ningharn last, week,
Lucan Explorers held
hospital cently with 12 Granton Explore as their guests. The 31
an enjoyable skatIng party re-
- /
Explorers met at the church
pea.kers for a pot -luck supper and
games in charge ot Miss Betty
Ohatham'g home for retarded
children, museums et Luca it
and Fanshewe, provincial Pe-
' lice, London annexation, Wel-
lington Square and many lo-
! cal changes.
Attend Leaciorship course
Mrs. C George and Mrs
Murray Hodgins, as represent-
atives of the Lucan WI, last,
Wednesday attended a leader.
ship training course, sponsored
by the Middlesex Federatioe,
of Agriculture in cooperatioe
with the community program
branch of the DeP't of Educe.
tion , whi eh was field in t he
Ilderfon Community
1
The course included how to
plan effective meethige, el-
feetive speaking, program plan..
ning, banquet procedure (A)
which Alls, fledgins was an
impromptu speaker) members
responsibility, a1r.1 social ro-
tation, closing with a ewes.
tioli and evaluatiob periOGI,
McIntyre, before going to the
aren .
The regular expedition was
held in the Veiled Church
schoolroom lad Monday eye.
nine, 11 began with a sing --
Song led by Counsellor Rese
Revington who with Marilyn
Hearn assisted Counsellor Barb-
ara Marshall 111 the worship
Sal e,
Counsellor Barber; read the
India story called "A Chal-
lenge for Late
The games t; ere in pliarke
Of Nancy Park9 and elerilyn
Hearn,
j TAO 15 an ocean of emntion
eurrotteded by expanses of ex.
Incest&
itt Canada there are ahout
720 textile niil1, With 1-5,000
employeeS.
.1 , , ,,, !. 1 ,,,, • I
Message from
Mrs, W, W, Garrett was Bloke
chaitnien of the meeting,
Mark Valentine Day
BLIXABBTH PieleAY
The levenitie Auxiliary Of -
the United Church held
Meeting on Valentitiett bay At ,
seeeeeeete leeeety,twe mem. 114r.elite Mr. tin' trb arid
the hothe of Mrs, Charlet '6!'''t'°ferns
bets were out. Mrs. fl. 11. SanJ--romi4, of ZUtlell visited With
nier and 1.1(w „group wort! jf, Mr, and WS. ;Dart Gesell and•
charge of program and m fanlily
and.83\tillrb
!ittot,
reeler' te,
Mrs, Seignior was ilt$SliSyill d pt!s.)1,11-vplat'ZdtIt'olehT; 441,11I
81 the 1v9r8111P P,trvi"'. Art' illy visitcd Suedes, with Mie
Ione itedersee and Mrs, Sam rity- mrs., 4aok Boman 61
Screateiir The eftelder Mrs, wow
the business 50851011.
Ceotge ThtiitIOSOit presided forMist pool.1 Atm tit 9.6fit
glaidaY eveeing with her Twa
contests kin, Valeftiine wdreAriefids Mitses judy, ‘Paye. afid
laltielddMrs. 1tr WijklilSofl b1bg15tir ilePvlatithet of 'fins vicinity
fitly attended a eittilting At
Trio March frldttifig home of Mrs, loy rid
held iii the -church t Tliettlay,..
'4 •
Miss Ruth O'Neil, of London,
spent the. weekend with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ross
O'Neil.
Mr. Lloyd Lsrim and daugh-
ters Misees Dorothy and June
Lynn visited Mr, and Mrs.
Harry Hern, Ivan, Nancy and
Sandra, of Zion, 'Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Simpson
attended evensong at All Saints
Anglican Church. London, and
following the service Sunday
were guests of the Rev. and
Mrs, 0. D. Darling in their
new home there. They have
just r e c en 11 y moved from
Windsor to London where Mr.
Darling is the new rector at
All Saints.
Miss Carole Cunningham, a
student nurse at the Henry
Ford Hospital, Detroit, spent
several days here with her
grandmother, Airs. Omar' Cue-
einghain.
Aire. Edgar Reule.
inn of Quid% formerly Of LU'
en, celled ,on M. and Mrs.
Gordon Eaton ,o11. Mendes' aft.
croon. Mr. Eaton suffered
a broken hone in bit foot
last November and from the
lett X•ray reports it haS not
healed as yet.
!Mr,. and Mrs, -Clayton HAS-
kett and •sati of Lambeth visit-
ed with eles. fleeketee par.
Mo. and Aire. 13, Me.
Fells en
Mr. 'William .Nerthgrave has
.returned. :home from a bus -trip
to Morida with good • weather
reports,
Mr. Robert Hodgins has pm,-
ehaeed the 100 -acre farm, Sit,
"toted north of hisitOine. farm,
Irani lhe estate of iht late
Alr, John Was 01 Lucan, This
term .was previously :known
as the jobri Thompsolnfarm,
neer No,. 7 highway, on the,
county- road,
I The Crafts 'ease itt leather
tooling met for registration to
start ,int. Tuesday evening. in the
arena auditoriem tinder the di.
rection of Airs. Garden Nichol.
Sonr
Apparently there evere some
wiio would have liked to enrol
but coniti not attend le the eve-
ning Arrangements have there-
'
fore been made — if there are
a sufficient Dumber interested
te hold a second class on
ITuesday afternoon. Anyone In-
terested in Attending an after-
noon class please phone Aire.
Nicholson or eobleet your .direc-
i ter of recreption At 7-4221 or
BA 7-4491.
1 The Lucan Skating Club are
Omitting for their annual ice,
revue Which is to be. held in
wean Arena on Friday evening, April 7. The club has been
hoping. ,for a lerger enrolment
at senior girl skaters and Would
still like to have some girls of
this age group
4 Those ileerested el taking
part in the ire Mete pleete
!came to. the Arena. on Tuesday
anytime from 4:30 lei 7:30 or
contact Ale. Mono liaskett or
1 Are under way for the
your director of recreatioe,
Plans
(Liman Recreation Committee
annual Shentrotrit Pee - Wee
!Hockey Tournament which will
he held in the Inman Arena
Seleurday, Mardi IN. Ver,V
'shortly one of the peewees
be asking you to buy a ticket.
Ince Are only 500. &skim
.
I from the fa t th t 1'
. ^
ideate hareem ,— only 50.e Inc
'a Whole day of hockey -- give
!Your eupport to the ,boye end
hey,
I The Combines wile- .finish
their schedule this coming
wcckenn With a game against
Ingersoll. Immediately there-
after, plans will he made' for
the plaeoffs and Paea
these dates to yOU ae son as
they are received,
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even fabled Timbuktu.
But wherever it is bound, chances are that a
chartered bank is helping to smooth the journey.
Services provided by the chartered banks sins-
plify the task of those yvho buy or sell in distant
land, who often deal in unfamiliar Markets,
languages and currencies,
With a network of representatives around the
world, thbankprovide an -the -spot contacta
arid useful facilities wherever Canadians wish
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to trade at travel.
Every day, services of the .chartered I;Thks
ti move the cargoes that mean so much t�
inan) Canadians. )
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