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By DOUG SMITH
in the Men’s Bowling
Although the lenders
a 5-2 setback from the
last Wednesday, they
back Monday night to’
Kin-
week
Mrs.
All children welcome.
Candy and the very host
of Children’s Shows.
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Saturday, Dec. 17
2:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce and Hensall Legion,
Projector courtesy of Hensall
’ Kinsmen*
U. & Downs (M. Tetreau 622) 3051 Wish Bones (J. Waite 496) __ 2888
Happy Gals (I. Wade 653) „„ 3076
Wee Hopes (G. Simpson 590) , .2826
Hi Lights (M. Holtzman 597) 3064L, Strikes (M. Edwards 511) - 2798
STANDING
Alley Cats — 55 F, Sisters „_49
Hot Dogs 48 Wee Hopes „ 46M. Maids__42
Happy Gals - 41 Skunks _----38
Busy Bees_37Blowettes __34
Jolly Jills ___35
THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1955
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Windmills Show Way
In Men's Alley Loop
In providing a Christmas holi
day program for the children of
Exeter and surrounding commun
ity, we do not wish to draw the
Children from home but feel this
would be, a wonderful opportun
ity for a family type recreation.
So we would like to extend an
DECEMBER 15
Skating* :
JDECEMPIPR 16
ickwall vs. Zurich
AFTERNOON
W EVENING ' '
Skating
DECEMBER 19
Mlwiwi vs. Zurich
SJt^NSALL. ARENA
HfeShfc v Hensall
ATTRACTIVE STORAGE ARRANGEMENTS
Contact
Geo. T. Mickle
& SONS LTD
Phone 103 Hensail
Weekend Specials
(Meat Specials
Short Rib Roast Of Beef ...
Blade Roast ..........................
Pork Sweet Bones ...............
of Lamb ........................
Webners ..................................
Peameal Cottage Rolls ......
.... 450 Lb.
.... 390 Lb.
.... 100 Lb.
.... 590 Lb.
3 Lbs. 890
.... 450 Lb.
Personal Items
Mrs. Anderson of Hamilton vi
sited this week with her
Mrs, Margaret Ketchen.
Mrs. Arthur Punlop, of
cardine, is spending this
visiting with her mother,
William Pepper.
Mr, pick Kinsman, who has
been a patient in Seaforth hos
pital for the past few weeks, is
improving,
Mrs. Donald McKinnon, who
underwent an operation in Clin
ton hospital, has returned home.
Mr. W. A. Kerr, of Malton,
spent the weekend with his wife
and family,
At a meeting in London, Mrs,
G. Hess won a garden flower
table lamp.
CHRISTMAS
PARTY
For HensailWindmills continue, to show
the way
League,
suffered
Bingers
bounced
down the Maroons 5-2 and main
tain a slight edge over the pack.
The Milkmen, paced by Ray
Smith’s 749 (best triple of the
week), scored a 7-C win over the
Rural Rollers Monday night to
move near the top of the heap.
Pinpoppers trundled the best
team score of the week—3,615.
Wednesday, December 7
Spares (L. Haugh 650) ______ 3386 5 Strikes (D. Hughson 579) __, 3042
Ringers (C, Snell 669) ____3553
Windmills (R, Osgood 603) __ 3235
W. Bangs (G, Robinson 555) _ 3075
S, Circuits (J. Giaab 652)__ 3364
Monday, December 12
Tradesmen (B. Sanders 652) _ 3378
Whizz Bangs (J. Kopp 718) _ 3492
Butchers (F. Darling 708)__ 3464
Salsburys (J. Crocker 614) __ 3107
Pinpoppers (B. Gifford 711) __ 3615
S. Circuits (M. Brintnell 723) 3248
R. Rollers (H. Penhale 623) — 3224 Milkmen (R. Smith 748) ___ 3467
.Windmills (G. Fry 681) _____ 3396
Maroons (D. Gravett 683)__ 3228
Big Six (K, Hockey 660)___3351■Hay Seeds (Alkenhead 670) __ 3270
HS Prepares
For Concert
By HELEN TAYLOR
Throughout ithe past week •!
halls of South Huron, have been
echoing with the blended voices
of our massive choir—the prep
arations for commencement are
'well under way.
Students are bearing down on
songs, dances and skits just as
they bore down on studying for
exams.Every student has a chance* to
.participate in this exciting an
nual event and we expect that
this year’s “iCommencement"
will be bigger and better than
ever.
MEET THE TEACHER
One of the recent additions to
the staff of South Huron (District
High School is Mr. R. F. Mereu.
A teacher of senior mathema
tics, be completed his high school'
education in London. After re
ceiving his B.A. degree at the
University of Western Ontario,
Mr. Mereu continued with gradu
ate -studies at the University of
Toronto, receiving his M.A.
following year.
Subsequently, he worked in the
Eastern provinces with the '
partment of meteorology. In 19'5-5,
he attended summer school at
t»he -College of Education
joined this staff that fall.
U, & Downs , 35
G. Horns__34Jolly Six-----33’
P. Poppetes _ 32
Hi Lights__31Mighty Mice 30
Frisky Six — 25
Be Bpps ,___ 20Wish Bones -.IS
L, Strikes „„ 17
invitation to all parents to any
or all of the activities.
Schedule Of Events
Monday—2-4, public skating.
Tuesday—10-11, Bantams,
Sailors vs. Rockets; 11-12, film
program at arena; 2-3, season
ticket skating,
Wednesday — Hockey, 9.3fl-
10.30 a.m., Leafs vs. Rangers;
10.30-11.30, Canadiens vs. Black
Hawks; 10-12, howling at Exeter
Lanes, prizes; 2-4, public skat
ing; 7-8:30, Midget hockey, Ex
eter vs. Londesboro; 8:30-11,
Teenage Fun Fest at arena,
games, prizes, square dance de
monstration and instruction by
Stan Moore and his Pairs and
Squares from St. Marys, every
one from 12-16 years welcome.
Thursday—10 a,m., story tell
ing and games period for child
ren 11 years and under at the
arena; 11-12, Bantams, Mohawks
vs. Rockets; 2-3, season ticket
skating.
Friday—10-11, hockey, Red
Wings vs. Boston; 11-12, Red
Devils vs. Blue Devils, Seals vs.
Whales; 1012, bowling at Ex
eter Lanes; 2~L season ticket
skating.
Men’s Broomball Organization
The league shall be known as
the Exeter Recreation Broomball
League and a trophy donated by
Ron Westman will be presented
to the playoff champion.
Rules and regulations:
Equipment—Broom may
off up to the binding and
or covered with canvas or „,__
A knob of tape must also be on
the handle. Any protective equip
ment may be worn.
Teams—Consist of at least 12
men. Starting lineup consists of
goalie, two 'defence and three for
wards. A captain to be the repre
sentative of the team on the ice.
Playing area—Shall be the
whole ice surface, The only
markings on the ice to be recog
nized by referees and players
are goal crease, as in hockey,
and centre ice face-off circle.
Red line-centre line to be the
only place an offside infraction
will be recognized.
■Playing rules—Adapted from
hockey.
Penalties—Kicking the ball or
batting it with hands, two min
utes (ball may be played from
any other part of body); high
sticking, any broom above the
shoulders, two minutes; board
ing, tripping, charging, interfer
ence, elbowing and penalty shot,
etc. as in hockey rules.
• Cost of ice time—$7.00 per
game or $3.50 for. each team.
Referee $1.00,
Playing time—Two 15-minute
straight time periods, last or
third period to. be duration of
hour designated in schedule.
Minor Hockey
Exeter iWGAA Bantams under
“Boom-iBoom” Gravett and Derry
Boyle are starting to hit -their
stride and though small are cer
tainly the best skating team I
■have seen in Exeter. Goalie Ted
Sanders is much improved,
The Midgets will have their-
first test against Hensall by the
time this goes to press. They
play away at Lucan on Friday
night.
The next Bantam home game
will be Wednesday, December 21
when they take on the highly-
reputed Milverton team.
be cut
taped
cloth.
the
de-
and
C.G.I.T. Vesper Service
Groups of C.G.I.T. girls
getting ready for the annual
Christmas Vesper Service. In all
the 10 provinces, .groups of teen
age girls will take part in this
rededication of the ideals and
purposes of the C.G.I.T. All these
groups will follow this same
order of service prepared by the
National C.G.I.T. Committee.
To date C.G.I.T. services have
been announced in Grand Bend,
Centralia and James St,, Exeter,
on Sunday evening, December 18.
MINOR HOCKEY LEAGUE
STATISTICS
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Windmills
S. Circuits
Strikes__
■Milkmen „
W, Bangs
Ringers — Tradesmen
Applejacks
Pinpoppers
STANDING
49 Big Six -----37
45 Jets ________35
41 R, Rollers_33
43 S. Parts 31
.. 42 Maroons —.30
39 Butchers -----29
38 Spates ___ _
27
38 Salsburys 19
38 *Hay Seeds —13
Christmas
When you buy at home, your
money stays at home to make this
community a better place to work
in . . ■ live in . . . and grow with!
You’ll find the shopping is friend
lier, too, with merchants and sales
men that tire your neighbors. Local
stores offer you a grand variety
of Christmas gifts at economical
prices. Buy at home . . . always.
Cats Edge Dogs
In Ladies' Loop
'The Cats finally beat off the
Dogs in the fight for leadership
in the Ladies’ Bowling League.
Alley Cats scored a 7-0 vic
tory over the
take over sole
top spot. The
have been tied
several
Frisky
second
Cup
hidden
ard, 345, and Norma Snell, 480.
Soft drink winners were Irene
Wade with 278 and Gwen Simp
son, 275.
F. Sisters (G. Witti 653)___
Hot Dogs (S. Darling 566) —
Green Horns (J. Taylor 562) _
P. P’ettes (A. Fairbairn 556)
Frisky Six (M. Hale 432)___
Skunks (J. Lynn 445)____—
Alley Cats (K. Hay 520) ___
M. Maids (G. Farquhar 510) _
Be Bops (B. Brintnell 605)_Mighty Mice (B. Wilson 557).3025
Blowettes (M. Dilkes 636) Jolly Jills (G. Bieriing 573)
Jolly Six (G. Skinner 504) Busy Bees (A. Cutting 517)
Merry Maids to !
possession of the
Hot Dogs, who
with the Cats for
lost seven to the
Sisters, who
spot.
and saucdr
scores were
weeks,
moved into
winners for
Isabel CowBoost Your Own CommunitySquee Gee
Whales ____
Seals _______
Wee Wee
Blue Devils
Red Devils -
Pee Wee
Boston _____Rangers_ _
Leafs ______
Canadiens _Red Wings _
Black 'Hawks
Bantam
Mohawks_-
Rockets ____
Sailors ____ _
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Night, Friday, December 16, 7:30
p.m. See all these teams in
action.
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Grocery Specials
Jello Brand
Jelly Powders .... 4 for 290
Fruit Cocktail
28 Oz. Tin ....................
McCormick’s Sodas
Salted or Plain ...........
Libby’s Peas
15 Oz. Tins ........2 for
Libby’s Tomato Juice
48 Oz. Tin ........... ........
Mixed Nuts in Shell, 1 Lb..................
Golden Hour Chocolates, 1 Lb. Box
■ ^I's Groceteria
And Meat Market
M HENSALL, ONT. s PHONE 17
you money!
Don’t just order' coal—insist on ’blue coal’.
’Blue coal’ is colour-marked for your guaran
tee of heating satisfaction. It gives you the
clear full flame that means better heat-
thrifty heat—safe heat. Thousands of Canad
ian families rely on ‘blue coal’ for steady,
healthful heat. So don’t be colour-blind when
YOU buy coaL It pays to order ‘blue coed’.
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