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5 Personals ( continued) A. B. '/"ilfred (Stanley) Beaver, serving in the Canadian Navy at Halifax, while on his way to Vancouver to take a three months course stopped off for a 3 days visit with Mr. & Mrs •. ;;ilfred Beaver, Medina. Mr. & Mrs. Aubrey Hill, Rochester, N.Y. were visitors over the weekend and were guests a t the home of Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Vanevery. Mr •. & Mrs. George C. Miller, Ro chester, N.Y. visited the reserve last weekend and called on relatives and friends . Mr. & Mrs. James Miller , Le1·ris t on 7 N. Y. spent the weekend at the home of Mr. & Mrs. r Titus Vanevery, Sour Springs. Mrs. Frank Froman (Lucinda), Toronto, is lea:vlng ·to spend two months in 1:Jinnipeg, Man. visiting her daughters Violet and Mabel and son Grant. Mr. Frank Beaver has bought a home in Buffalo, N.Y. Congratulations Frank! Tommy Hill, son of Ross Hill, 69 Corners, joined the American Army and served a year in Viet Nam. He returned home for a month last fall and is now on service in the Middle East. Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Hill, Buf fal o, N.Y. visited with their family over the weekend. Mr. Raymond Johnson, Tonawanda : N.Y. was a visitor on the Reserve on Monday. Mrs. Ed. Staats and sons, Ro ger and Glen, visited Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Hill in Buffalo, N.Y. last week. Messrs. Ronald and Larry Martin , Rochester, N.Y. visited at the home of Mrs. Amy Martin, Martin's Cars. over the weeken. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Farmer, Rochester, N.Y. Visited relatives over the weekendi they also attended the funeral of the lat e Cpl. Arnold Farmer. Jan. 29 Jan. 29 Jan. 30 COMING EVENTS 7 p.m. Six Nations Bowling League at Echo Lanes, Brantford. 8:45 p.m. Bowling at Mohawk Bowl, Brantford, Height Watchers. Thursday, 8 p.m. Euchre Grand River Church and every Thursday if weather permits. All welcome. Jan. 31 - Feb. 2nd. Inter-Church Faith at ;,.fork Conference, Adults - Holiday Inn Youth - St. Judes Church , Brantford. See your minister for detail$ • . ~ . Feb. 2 - Sunday , special speaker, nrs. Lillian Stevens at Delaware Church 10 a.m. Grand River Church at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 3 - Bingo! 8 p.m .. Ohsweken Community Hall. Free admission, $100. Jackpot, Auspices Merchants. Feb. 5 Feb. 2 Meeting of Sour Springs Homens Institute at the home of Mrs. David Beaver. Sunday 7:30 p,.m. Rev., J. l-1' . Files, former minister among the Indian people in Kenora area, will be showing slides in the Ohsweken Baptist Church~ LOST Six Nations Ads Small male beagle black and tan in color, with whi,:te feet; answers to the name of "Snoopy". Anyone knowing the whereabouts or having seen the dog please call 445-2971 after 5 p.m.. Reward. FOR SALE Corn crib, ',~ilfred Davis, phone 445-2368, Victoria Mills. ELECTRICAL \JORK - For all your Electrical Problems phone Rodney (Rolly) Smith , 445- 2339 Free estimates