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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1960-02-12, Page 3Aim for her heart , . . put a OUM an9 her wrist! infiOVA DDIAMONp 4A E TI T E 33 wcs di Mantis pretisbp adjusted. unbreakable • Mainspring —$59.".�. S1 !il think' lo;kituilY,hf`you _span , time * daY ..,, •Whey You;livelloc .a Dugoixa; For _. Lhere'etnosiftt that se aaeo much as a. tine watch,.. '1tad BuJovtl45 the *wit K .alit Other. ,.Strata 'uiova Watches as low as lewelle y.. • eta • Fine China E ORTH 1957 OLDS SEDAN-A.T. 1957 FORD STATION WAGON 1956 FORD SEDAN 1956 PONTIAC SEDAN—Radio 1956 PONTIAC COACH 1955 MONARCH SEDAN—A.T.. 1955, CHEV.:.STATION •%(GON 1955 OLDS SEDAN 1953 FORD SEDAN . Seaforth14otors. PHONE 541 SEAFORTH - Phone 186 MITCHELL HE •Sandra lliehardson,-'9 daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 'toss Riehardt on, is n PAttOit at the Sick •Childrens, ' Hospital,:London, in the -interests of her health. Mrs. Guy `.fi dar f?ll. erton y e , d� � d . , the fernier Kay Bell,,.• of Hensall, was a first prize winner at the ri- der*: del too Lions' Club skatingcarnival, held e d at the llderton arena Friday night. RudP zke• Y et . is a patient-, at Stratford General Hospital, where he underwent _su,rgery. on Wednes- day. Mrs. Glean . McKenzie, while walking. to the' arena,. had theOde- fortune ' - fortune to go over o,mn her ankle, causing- a severe- sprain, She is now wearing a light .cast 'on it. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Manley ,Jinks were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shupe, Sarann. and Su - Ellen, of Selfridge, Mich. - Mr. Stewart McGill 'and Mr. Charles, Mickle, of the University of Western Ontario, spent the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laird Mickle, Bob and Ann. Mr. and Mrs,- Roy Campbell and Alvin left by motor on Friday for, a three weeks' vacation to Flor- ida ....,;, Mrs. A. R. Campbell, of Sarnia, visited with friends in the .village recently. TEEN TOWN (By Sharon Hume) Hensall and District Teen Town held a dance in the auditorium of Hensall Community Centre Friday with a' fair crowd in attendance. We would like to thank . Mr. E. Shaddick, who acted as 'chaperone for the evening. At the executive meeticig held Sunday afternoon,- it -was decide to lower the admission price to 25 cents, beginning February 19th. Plans were completed for the Val- entine dance, Saturday, Feb. 13th. ew membershipcards'are-nevrbe= ing printed and will be available soon. Fred Knetsch ACCOUNTANT-.. Seaforth Phone 231M Puts and keeps your books in order for fiscal and other purposes. EUCHRE & DANCE HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE . . FEBRUARY 12th, 1960 Music by "The Key Notes" from Euchre starts 8:30 • Ladies Please ' Bring Lunch Auspices Kippen East W. I. Lucky lunch prize —Admission 75c WANT ADS BRING QUICK 'RESULTS — Phone 141 READ°THE ADVERTISEMENTS: It's a Profitable Pastime STORE -WIDE MID -WINTER CLEARANCE! d) Clearance Lines. Paint Reduced 20% Special Low Prices on Flying Saucers. FOR CHILDREN Half Price Supreme Aluminum. 1 -QT' SAUCEPANS Reg. $2:15 --r Sale' 98c Round Plastic ,DISHPANS Reg. $1,49 — Sale 89e Needle Threaders - Heg. $i 0 _:-SpeciaL69c. Special Threader For Sewing Machines Reg. $2 Special $L49 STOREWIDE DISCOUNT 10% SLEIGHS, TOBOGGANS, • • SKATES, HOCKEY STICKS, TOYS, ARCHERY SETS Reduced 20% General Electric BULB SPECIAL 60 Watt 4 for 79c - :La=wn---Organie•..._Q FERTILIZER 50 -lb. Bag $1.65 COOKWARE Stainless Steel, Pyrex, Aluminum, Enamelware 20% SPECIAL TABLES loaded with 'CLEARANCE VALUES l Two -Cell FLASHLIGHTS 49c Each . Galvanized CALF PAILS 7,5c Each Premier Lifetime V Best Quality SCISSORS Zing: $425 =-SPEL'IAL- $298 Premier Razor Steel. PARING -KNIVES Special Buy 89c TV BUYS --- 21" Motorola -Lowboy --Regular $399.95 • SALE $298.75 21". Rogers -Majestic Deluxe Gorisole —Reg. $429.95SALE $� ' �49.25 21" Rogers—Majestic Table Model—Reg. $294.50 SALE $239.75 Sale Starts Friday, Feb. 12th 'Seafairth ... _ 444260* • ►ngratulattonr, are iii_order for the .Hensah Midgethockey team, wbg captured the ,Goneral. Coach Works tzophy:by deteatiui Clinton Midgets...12.0 ata championshiif • hockeygains'--at, the, local. arena Saturday night,,..,and to.: the local Squirts, wlho... defeated Seaforth Squirts ., :.Fri(tay night''at. the 'Hensall - 0),Muni. c VOW t th e r A , e x gala. a 'n - na. nti � , of Hen sail Lodge IO;OF 223,Tuesday night, Doo Kyle, •Lyle Simpson and Rax Ingram were initiated into me bership•..of, the lodge. The degreee work was in charge of the Hensall: lodge. D.D.G.M. Bro. genii's,' of Exeter, was present and -Spoke, and). seve al. visitors from Bruce - field Lodge were present. Over 60 attended. • Noble Grand Clar- ence Volland chaired the meet= ing. • Attendance at the services in the local- churches. Sunday morn. ing were greatly reduced,: owing to, weather elements. Holy .Comrnun; ion was administered at St. Paul'g Anglican Church. Service in Car- mel Church was held in the church schoolroom owing to the decrease in attendance. Services in the United Church were attended by less .than half the number that us- ually attend. Bingo Winners Mrs. William Austin, Seaforth, won the jackpot of $110 at the Hen- • sail Legion bingo Saturday night. Door prize winner of $5.00 was Mrs. Leo Meidinger, of Zurich. Other winners were: Mrs. Grant Bisback; Charles Dalrymple; Bill Austin, Seaforth; Mrs. T. C. Coates and Miss Hannah Murray (tied); Miss. Pearl _. Tideswell,,_ Clinton; Mrs. Coates; Doug Dalrymple '(2); Joanne Stanton; Leo Meidinger, Zurich'; Mrs, DorianL Mrs. Leo Meidinger, Zurich; Mrs. J. 'Clark; Mrs. Fisher, Goderich. Friends r rs. Ro s Mr and Mrs..• Alfred *Oast Staifa, were }pleasantly surpri<sed Tuesday evening when their fain- ily and relatives gathered at -.their •home to :honor them on the occa- sion of their silver.' wedding anni- v'ersary. The lamily.,Lpresented theta ;with a beautifully decorated Cake and" silver gifts. progressive euchre WAS enjoyed by all, high prizes going to Gor- 'dcn Ross and Elaine Ross; conso- lation to Beth Christie and William W.oten. Tlie couple were asked to come forward; and the 'following address *as • read by Eldon Allen: Dear, Alf'and• Vera: It gives us ;pleasurea;when a special. date like •this appear's, to •congratulate you ' and. wish you both •more :happiness wall all the coming years. This sil- ver anniversary 'must .mean so much to you with all your happy memorie of hopes and dreams come true. We ask you now to accept these gifts as a remem- brance of this happy evening. Murray 'Christie and Mrs. Ernie Ross presented them with a hos- tess chair •and 25 silver dollars on a -velvet plaque,' after which a de- licious lunch was served.. ANNOUNCEMENT • Mr. _and Mrs. D'Arcy Rathwell, Brucefield, wish to announce the engagement of their eldest daugh- ter, ,Jean Elizabeth, to Floyd El- mer Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turner, Varna. The mar- riage will take iSlace in Brucefield 'Church the latter -part of Febru- ary. . RTS—REVIEW IN HENSALL (By Ron Broderick) The Midgets did it again by win- ning. the grand championship Sat- urday night before a large crowd in,,the Hensall arena. So far Clin- ton was the big team as Isar as Hensall Was .concerned. Hensall defeated them 4-2, and Clinton won 5.3 (the only team -to defeat them so far) in the two games of the. schedule. They tied. one game, 3.3 in an exhibition bout, but this cli- maxed the struggle by the Hen- sall Six, winning .12.:6, The Midgets start the playoffs in the WOAA Tuesday night in Rip- ley. If anyone wishes •to see the tro- phies they will be in Bert Horton's window.. Both the "D" champion- -Ship trophy and th rand cham- pionship trophy weiT13resented on behalf of the General Coach Works by Manager Bill Smith, to team captain Bill Shaddick. I'm sure everyone was impress- ed by the game Saturday night, and we should See some large crowds at all the • playoff games in Hensall. So come out and see the rest of the games. You're mist- ing some good hockey, if you fail to come. The Bantams are tied up in their series, and if they win—and every- one hopes they will—they'll be go- ing up to play the northern teams. Hensall Midgets Win Championship The''Hensa-ll Midgets, champions Of the "D" series in the Kinsmen hockey tournament, and .the Clin- ton Midgets, champs of the "B" series, played off for the grand championship here in. Hensall Sat- urday night. The Hensall team downed the Clinton club,'12-6,� to win -the -General Coach Works tro- phy. Hensall was led by Bill Shad - dick, who scored five goals and one assist. Bryan Bonthron tagged a hat -trick and Harold Jaques scored one goal and assisted on five more." Jack Chipchase bang- ed in twogoals and assisted once. Steve. Kyle carried the puck for, one -goal and one assist. Other assists went to Larry Jones, with two, and Bob Mickle with one. Clinton goals were marked by Budd Boyes, -who scored twice; Bob Livermore scored -once and assisted on one; Bud Yeo, Roger Cummings and. Bill Murney tagged the other three markers for the losers. Playoffs Tied One Each The first leg Of the Bantam play- offs between Hensall and Zurich is tied up with one game each. Dick Stbdie, goalie of• the Zdrich club, won a 4-0 shutout on Zurich ice Tuesday night. The second game was 'taken by Hensall 5-3 on ,Friday night in the Hensall arena. 'In Tuesday night's game Zurich tdok the lead late in the first per- iod when Bob Hoffman flashed the light;--assisted—by—Cam—Witmer and Bernie Bedard. Greg- Willert took advantage of a one-man han- dicap, -for Hensall to tap in the second goal of the 'night. Otto Smale• received the only penalty of the second for tripping. The Zurich. club wrapped up the game in the last 20 minutes When Roy McAdams scored from a play with Harry Bloch and Bob Ban- niater. Cam- Witmer fired the last goal from a pass off the stick of Bob Koffman. Greg Willert • was penalized for tripping, and'--Otta Smale for kneeing in the -last per- iod. )~ritlay -night's game: Craig Chapman paced the Hensall Six to a 5-3 victory over Zurich in the second playoff game by marking two goals and two assists. Zurich took the lead right off with a goal by Bob Hoffman., from Bernie Bedard. • The Hensall squad ral- lied late in the period to take the lead. Craig Chapman and Bobby Carlilewent in to assist on Otto Smale.'s first goal of the night. Chapman again came through with an assist on Bob ' McNaughton's, goal that put the honie •"'team ahead. • Craig Chapman scored `en the play with Danny Lenaghan' in the first two minutes of the middle period. Zurich- then came on to tie the game up before the end of the period, when Bob Hoffman scored once and assisted with Cam. Witmer's goal. Hensall wrapped ' up the game in the last frame when Otto Smale took the winning goal from a pass by Bob Carlile. Craig Chapman put the homesters ahead another point by• scoring unassisted with one man short on the Hensall team. Larry Merner and Otto Smale were sent to the sin -bin for boarding and tripping, respectively. Scoring Standings Midgets G...A T Shaddick 17 17 34, Kyle 12 9 21 Jones 13 - 8 21 Jaques q 13 7 20 Bonthron 11 7 18 Chipchase 10 5 15 Cha[iman 3 8 11 Moir 2 2 4 0 2 2 0' 1 1 0 0. 0 Mickle Horton Noakes - Bantams Chapman G A T9 6 15 Carlile 3 7 10 Smale• 6 2 8 McNaughton 4 1 5 Lenaghan 1 2 3. Middleton 0 • 2 2 Chipchase 0 2- 2 McBeath 1 0 1 Ellwood 0 0 0 Stassik 0 0 0 0 0 0, Cooper Mock ..., 0 0 0 Bell 0 0 0 Scholl 0 0 11 Harburn 0 0 0 Hay 0 0 ,0 Centralia Rink Is Seaforth Winner G. Robertson's rink from Centra- lia took first prize in the 9 a.m. draw, with 3 -wins plus 13, in a mixed bonspiel held Wednesday at the Seaforth Curling Rink. Second prize went to G. Anderson, of Thed- ford, with 2 wins plus 9; third to Dr. Grace, of London, with 2 wins plus 7. Consolation prize went to G -Garet'; of h4itehell. In the•11 a.m. draw, L. Morgan, of Stratford, •led with 3 wins plus 11; second prize Went to L Learn, of Exeter, with 2 wins plus 9; and E. Cruickshank, of Stratford, took third place With 2 wins plus 8. Consolation went to Dr. M. W. Stapleton, of Seaforth, with 1 win plus 1, Other rinks participating were: Al Chalmers, Kitchener; Ed. Wil- sie, Thedford; W, Leyliurn, Sea - forth, and J. Scott, Mitchell, in the early draw. In the later draw other rinks were: H. Jeffery, Exe- ter; W. Moore, Seaforth; E;` C. Boswell, Seaforth, and J. Walter, Goderich. The HOMY rag, $Y LLOYD.timmiran NOWID 1-1010 R MOM. S RID OF CAN MAkE GOOD 1HEEC BERRY (SEW THOSE BA'3KE19 IN 11-1E• SI409 e of i ipl n F gyres +de , rOup k' Enfe rtai n' - Twenty--foilir members of the ND', A, Friendship' `G'roup Pet et the home of Mr, and Mrs, Vern Alder, dice on Tuesday evening of. ;last 'SOW" ee . Games and "I 'v e G ot 5e,.program ere.caxried Att. a Winner's of . the ..games were Mr. _.: rs•. W u M. .d,F,B fi..d ,.ell,.. Mrs, Stew; art Pepper and Mr, Alt Moffatt," Robert McGregor .stumped the panel with his . •seeet but Mrs. William Caldwell and Mrs. W. L. Mellis did not. A delicious Inner. brought the evening to a -close. The _silver collection amounted to $11.80. Those attending and donating were: Mr. and Mrs. Alf Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis, Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. F. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacGregor, Mr. and Mrs.. Robert D. E1gie, Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLellan, Mr. and Mrs. ,Laird Finlayson, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Pepper, Mr. and -Mrs. Norman Long, 'Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Wren. Idr. and Mrs. A. Bin- nendyk were unable to attend. -Mr.--and Mrs. Elston Dowson spent Wednesday with their son- in-law and 'daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Eldon Kerr, of Winthrop_ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brock and Mr. Tom Brock, of Chiselhurst, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Morley, Sr., of Whalen. Deepest sympathy is extended the family of the late Robert J. Cooper in his sudden passing which occurred Sunday in Caro, Mich. Mr. Lloyd Dowson, of Seaforth, visited an afternoon with his bro- ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. -Elston Rowson. The WMS had a pot -luck dinner and quilting on Thursday in the schoolroom of the church. The roll call Was. -answered by - 22 mem- bers. A short business meeting was held by the WMS tnd the WA. It was decided the March . meet- ing would be Field on March 10: Group III made plans for a bake sale, to be held at Drysdale's store in Hensall this month. The Willing Workers held a box social at S.S. No. 2, Tuckersmith, Friday -..evening. Mrs. Ross Mc- Nichol, Mrs. Edison McLean, Mrs. Morley Cooper and Mrs. Joe Los - tell were in charge. Winners of the games were: Mrs. Jack' Con- sitt, Mrs. :William Coleman, Mrs. Leonard Lovell, Mr. William Cole- man and Mr, Leonard Lovell. Mrs. Howard Finkbeiner stumped, the panel with her secret. Eleven dol- lars and fifty-five cents was ,,re- alized. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore, of London, visited • Sunday with. friends in the village. F U NI.R A L S ROBERT J. COOPER KIPPEN—Robert J. Cooper, 78, Kippen, passed away in Caro, Michigan Community Hospital, hay- ing suffered a severe stroke. Sur- vivors are three sons, Duncan, Morley and John, of Kippen; daughters. Mrs. Ed. (Grace) Mc- Bride, Kippen; Mrs. Robert (Bea- trice) Dalrymple, Brucefield; Mrs. Stewart (Doreen) Baird, Bruce - field; Mrs. Grant (Olive) Love, Caro, Mich.;' sisters, Mrs. Angus Brown, Seaforth; Mrs. Andrew Bell, Kippen; Mrs. Nellie Deyell, Toronto; and 13 grandchildren. The body rested at the Bonthron Funeral Home, Hensall, until Wed- nesday. Service was held from St. Andrew's united Church, Kippen, at 2 p.m. Interment was in Hen- sall Union Cemetery. Smog was no problem with the elodtric cars that were popular at the turn of the century. But World Book Encyclopedia reports. that the cars lost favor because their batteries had to' be recharged af- tery they had travelled' about 100 miles. in Canada YOUR CIIOU E of custom bred C1llCKS from fanned lines. such as STONE'S O,EMLCRCHIX TRUE .LINES .0r `ItOE CHICKS TOP U.S. ' BLOODLINES proven in laying tests, now selected, hatched and guaranteed by ROE FARMS LIMITED ATWOOD, ONTARIO NO 1411 cost .. franchise,payreat 1. roup Plan - t 8e MS an WA. held° their February meeting IJursdayr after noon at the . home .. f Mrs, Glc McNichol. The, theme of`�the. meet- ing was f" lie L rd's::Prayer,"' The devotional :exorcises :were• conduct- ed by •the '.Pres dent,' Mrs. Alex -Dennis, Mrs.." E. Pet/erman. and' Mrs. Ross Leemning,. , Te ani D a .rea rend m , lfri . Leonard Leeming had a reading on Christian Stewardship . She also had the chapter ,fro the stu dy book on Africa, dealilg. with Coi munieations. Mrs. Ross Leeming helped walk withthis_-presentation.._ Miss Louise Scott, ..Reg -N., Indere, India, is the new mission- ary for prayer for this year. The Presbyterial's allocation for 1960: is 422,500• Bethel's share is $120, Mrs. William ' Dennis offered her, home for the next meeting on., March 2. . for the WA Meeting 'contest . The captains of the. � test a their, aoa. w lot.• ;m asurententa. were to -Macro 'tor to he a cr+ mole paw uL, S S lva;. ,9 School on. February Ilk. • There is to be a "'Height 7nea>i1 meat at the March Meethrg. 11 Ill I# I 1 11 1#1, I 11 I . � ��. #lli. � illll III#tlli 4111.If . t� 1 Nil :Euchre r FR IPAIG x^34 t►,m. ; Walton Comm f • Ha Sponsored b. Walton bWonsen'i ill. etitute.Pao • giraus y ,t*+ tal ,. • Admission 50 Cents - . ,MEMBERS, BRING LP,ZlCi Everyone.ftelcsme'I uutpumannaunnumommomunI RADIO Service Call = $2.50. Phone 464 KJNNETH 'HOLMES — Graduate R.E.T.$.' 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