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)n Leainen sud ek-end with Mlr. viiti-ngh'ei 'lFam]ily anII of~>a î),vwIItnIthuey wtet Mr. anad Mrs. Archie Wý liard for a min. one by famiily, Toronto, visi ted wit] Fromi Robinson and the other tMr n r.Ae Isuinday. Smssedi the support of R.1 I M1r. Douglas MelGee, 'o woas absent for the Wes.t-,-,pent the week-end at his h liiie, also Flintoft o d'efeniee. M ad ,~ iqre mp with a verv good an sd Mrs. jAc 1e'krt i defence using his body con-L mandill -ar.onai three y adbeing ut effecti e vto Florida. s hecking andfe (edingf the, s.Arnstronig, wh-o lbas been i Mr. and Mrs. Md. J. Taii ng Y a00 veygo hot ud Mrs. J. G. Jacksocnvste 'potion, ladhe f'e1d fOoire of lher daughter, Mor. hanls with tw.o talliesý. The W. F. Kelsey, Whiitby onS * posibv, layed a better, hiockey durming ýthe game bout Mors. Robert Rainey isi d thieir efforts were blotted home of. lier son, Mr. Ervin thespetaclarnetmining Mrs. Albert Harris is h( visiting friends ia Oshaw Couple of xeeks. rnhtthe Orohauns m-neet the Mr Ed. Neilson insta Cornts e Bomanvlleglass doors in thie Bank of vi'th- thle satigwilte t st week. Fourteen taible2s of 500 ay, eray3d h r joyed at the Or-ange LoW re host to fthe Bw1aile -1ry,' hih- a (ldl ~' t owmnvll. Pan~ vening jIn the Oran-tlge hJall. his game for it is the last Mr. and Mrs. Earl TayIýlot Sthiese two great cilub's, ae uchs thehos r, Os re leror Ie'sing Land Foir Ou (Coutinued frourn page 1) the la-te 2O's loalit]ter'est ned'( to a well 1being -drilled oi '11 o f Mr. WmVýjj. Neald, on the f( wession. Oil Was ney-er fouii -erest aýt the time was cert en. Mr. Georg-e Laing nlow ba-k' 25c. ,I- 011 VVI llnecti( stol¶, ep for: for: Peý lu th 000 type of1 mapyi of ont bv of Rowe.