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Mothers To Hold Meeting By DOUG RIGGS Recreation Director | BOWMANVILLE -- The Minor Hockey Mothers Association will id its first meeting Tuesday, ov. 24 at 2.00 p.m. in the Lions Community Centre. Mothers with sons playing on anv of the recreation depart- ment's minor hockey teams are Invited to attend. GIRLS' BROOMBALL About 17 girls between the #ges of nine and 14 inclusive who are interested in playing broom- ball are still needed. Games will be played Mondays between 5.00 nd 7.00 p.m. at Memorial Arena. Girls interested in playing broomball can register at the recreation affje on or before Friday, Nov. 20. There is no charge for this activity. The only equipment re- is a broom and skates. are expected to start Mon- day, Nov. 23. SKATING CLASSES The recreation department's beginners' skating classes will get underway Monday, Nov. 23 at 3.00 p.m. The class is open to children eight years old and under who wish to skate. Supervisors will be on hand to assist where needed from 3.30 to 5.00 p.m. Parents are invited to attend and assist. CHORAL SOCIETY The department's Choral So- elety will hold its annual Christ- at 8.15 p.m. Featured at this year's concert will be Cathrine Lynch, soprano and Fred Graham, pianist, win- ners of the scholarships offered | by the Choral Society In its) "Stars of Tomorrow Contest." DRAMA WORKSHOP Encouraged by the wide inter- est in a proposed Drama Work- shop, the department will hold a special meeting for anyone inter. Registrations will be accepted] at the meeting, Thursday, Nov.) 19 at 7.45 p.m. in the Lions Com: | munity Centre. | The techniques of the drama including stage movement, di- rection scenery, lighting and the many other elements of produc- tion will be discussed. MINOR HOCKEY Saturday, Nov. 21, will mark the start of the Minor Hockey League schedules. The schedule for Saturday is as follows: BANTAM LEAGUE 7.00 a.m.--Huskies vs. Lions 7.45 a.m.--Braves vs. Cubs 8.35 a.m.--Flyers vs. Tigers 9.20 a.m.--~Tee Pees vs. Pirates PEE WEE LEAGUE 10.20 a.m.--Hawks vs. Wings 11.05 a.m.--Bears vs. Giants 11.55 a.m.--Bruins vs. Cana- dians ATOM LEAGUE 12.40 p.m.--Hornets vs. Rams 1.490 p.m.--Bisons vs. Barons LIONS MIDGET-JUVENILES 2.35 p.m.--Orphans vs. Comets 3.15 p.m.--Generals vs. Dodgers 4.00 p.m.--Raiders vs. Maroons Advertisers Must Rely On Truth TORONTO (CP) -- Brig. Mich- @el Wardell told members of the Public Relations Society of To- tonto Wednesday night that their profession must rely on truth be-| cause "when that rule is defied #ts debasers are damaged." | The publisher of the daily Fred- ericton Gleaner and the monthly Atlantic Advocate said 'Hitler was one who did that and turned the art (of public relations) into @ black art." The rigged television shows in the United States "were another | and diferent degradation." He said the damage occurs when the lie is discovered. "Un- happily when that happens all of us . . . are damaged because pub- He confidence is abused and dis- belief and cynicism is fostered." Most seriously damaged are the advertisers, he said, but pub- lic relations practitioners, news- papers, radio and television sta- tions and advertising agents also| get painted with the same brush. | "The public is honest. People are revolted by dishonesty what- ever our American manipulators of television quizzes . . . would have us believe." Fruit Men Rap Chain Stores | | TORONTO (CP)--The Ontario | Fruit and Vegetable Growers As-| sociation Wednesday sharply eriticized chain stores as being! one of the chief factors in mak- ing fruit-growing unprofitable in| Ontario. | Appearing before the legisla- tare's agricultural inquiry eom- | mittee, J. A. 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