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1‘- -d the League in points scored
with 63 points in two games.
Fcsloskys- have two non among the
first five and also and also the
nigiij w hi eh makes thorn very even
in scoring ability,
ihe League individual scores to
date arc:
Fame points
Hay Virlo 63
Cameron Ericks on-62
V,France 44
R.Snodgrass 44
M,Franco 40
J.Lcik 40
V.McVickcr 35
Ken Erhnrt 30
Bud loci or 22
Fling 18
Max Erhart 16
V,Morcnan 14
B,Mcnciman 4
J*Walker 4
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Koslosky
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Koslosky
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DON'T FORGET THE PRESIDENT'S
BIRTHDAY BALL--JANUARY 28 IN TPH1
COMMUNITY HALL. TICKETS NOW
AVAILABLE FROM MRS. CHAPMAN OR *
JACK C0PE--D/JTCE COMMITTEE
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3UTTE CLUB REPORT
The B uttc Homemaker’s Club held
Its regular meeting at the home
of ; rs,Lloyd Bell on Thursday
January 19, '■‘•'here was a small
attendance duo to the cold
weather. Only eight monbers
'wore present, it was decided
that a ppccial meeting should be
held at the home of Mrs.Joe
i-'^.ntz on Febunry 9, in order to
finish the demonstration in simple,
upholstery. Remember too. that"
February 9th. is Mrs.Lentzs birth
day.
Mrs.Lloyd Bell
(Club reporter)
'YOUR LAUNDRY WORK GURANTEED
DAILY DELIVERY *
SERVICE
AT
RUSTY’S LAUNDRY
CR-^u.-iERY BUILDING PA .TITER
I have received more items for
this issue than I have time fco
print. Please excuse any omission
in this weeks paper. Editor