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ey MRS. .P. sc t,it.rzg
Mrs. Harold Bell and Helen,
London, spent a few days remit
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/2/ with Mr. Frank Parkinson
and Glenn.
Sue Ann Squire spent the week-
end with Carol Langford, St.
Marys.
Sunday callers with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Bantle were Mrs.,
Ccrtie Johnson, London, Mr. and
Mrs, Ewart Pym, Exeter, .and
Mrs. Minnie Mardlin and Fred
Wesley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Squire
spent Wednesday evening with
Mr. and M. Lloyd Flannigan,
Lucian.
Mr, Melville Gunning is a pa-
tient at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, having undergone an
operation on Saturday morning
"able At time of writing his con-
dition is as well as can be .ex-
petted. •
Mrs. A. Lee, Miss La.vina
Howell, Mrs, Gladys Porter,'
London, Mrs, Hancock, Guelph,'
were Sunday visitors el 141r. and
Mrs., Wm. Morley Sr;
• A1r. and Mrs. Wm. Morley ,1r.
•
attended a reception at Arm
strong's, Exeter, for the Hyde -
McCoy wedding, t
Mr. and Mrs. Nen 2avitz of,
Stratford visited recently with;
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ferguson.
Mrs. Russell Brock, Chisel-.
burst, visited :Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs, Mm" Morley Sr.
Alr•, and Mrs. Alton Neil and
Donald visited Sundry with Mr.'
This itYnk `111
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!$y .M:RS. F..HORNE
1 Mrs.' Isabel Sugden spent a
•few days recently with friends
i at Kitchener.
Sunday. visitors .with M'r, and
Mrs. •Cordon Ford were Mr. and
Mrs, .;lack Bailey of ,Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Armstrong,
Debbie and Robin of Detroit,
A1rs. Barry Ford, also Mr.' and
Mrs. !Clarence Ford and baby
daughter of Kiteheper.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Tads, Melts and
children Stratford visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brock,
Margaret and Dennis visited
Mast weekend with relatives. at
:La ngton.
Mr. and Mrs, Freeman Horne
and family spent last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brock
at Norval.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Sholdice
of London were guests of Mr.
slid Mrs. Newton Clarke on Sun-
day.
and Ars. Chas, Rawlings, Cen-
tralia,
Mrs. Mac Mills entertained on
Thursday, 11 little folk in honor
of her son May's eleventh birth-
day,
Mrs, Laverne Morley and Mrs.
Wm, Morley Sr. called on Mr.
and Mrs, Vic Westman near
Granton on Tuesday evening,
on the occasion of their 50th
anniversary.
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BRQOMBAL-L CHAMPS—CE Construction, who won RCAF
Cerltralia's broomball championship are shown receiving
the Carling Tophy at the annual RCAF winter sports
banquet held last Friday night. Kneeling front row, left
to right, are Paul Chellew, Gold. McTavish, Doug "folly”
Brintnell, "Marty" Martens and George Kellett. Back row,
left to right, Eldon Heywood, Clarence Lenaghan, Bev
Lindenfield, Dickie Moore of. the Montreal Canadiens, Don
Dinney, Bill Thompson, Carling representative, Doug Har,
tress, Bill Ford, Bob Pryde, Bill Regier and Doug Parsons.
Ca.nadiens'Comedjan Dickie Moore,
Centralia Sports Banquet Entertainer
By DON GRAVETT
T -A Sports Editor
Dickie Moore, of the Mantrea
Canadiens, who was the Nationa
League's most prolific scorer fo
the '57-'58 hockey season with 8
points, headed the list of guests
at RCAF Centralia's annua.
winter sports banquet last Fri
day night.
Moore, who stands 5' 11" and
Lips the scales around the 178
pound mark, answered questions
from station personnel and kept
his audience lienee in hilarious form
most of the time, The chunky
leftwinger proved to be quite a
comedian.
When asked which goaltender
in the NUL gave him the least
trouble, the Canadien star re-
plied, "I guess my cousin in the
goaltending division is Ed Chad-
wick of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Brother, he was good to mel He
was the oneaI scored most of my
points against."
The questions ranged from the
recent Stanley Cup playoffs to
the calibre of players throughout
the National Hockey League.
i evening was F/L J. D. Leitch,
j who named winners of the dif-
f ferent sports activities staged
1' by the station and donors of
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L1trophies,
Harry Bicknell, representative
4 of Dow Kingsbeer Ltd., present-
ed the "Dow" trophy to F10
1 McLaughlin who accepted 'it on
"; behalf of PITS, winners of the
Ilnter-Station IIockey champion -
!ship, The team members also re -
!calved miniature lighters for
their feat,
i The championship team in-
;
eludes W/C 7'ruemner, coach;
j T1'/L Gibson, manager, F/L Don-
! ald, F/L Longmuir, P/0 Goblet,
; I'0 MacArthur, FO MacDonald,
C/0 Profitt, F/0 Sibley, I+"/0
"The hardest hitting defence -
man in the league is Fern Plain -
an of the Bruins. Don Simmons
played very well in the Boston
net.— in fact I thought he played
too well at times, We seem to
have spent rush after rush going
Parent, F/0 McGarvey, F/0
Weadiek, F/0 Geckle, F/0 Tho-
'burn,
ho-'burn, P/0 Hughes, F/0 Ycrxa
' and F10 Franklin.
Dickie Moore presented LAC
' llfacintyre with the most valu-
able player award and the trophy
Ito F/0 Franklin for winning the
scoring title, F/0 Goble! accept-
' ed the trophy for F/0 Franklin
!who has been recently posted to
;Halifax.
CE Construction was crowned
the broomball champions and
;Bill Thompson, representative of
Carling Breweries Ltd., gave' the
Carling trophy to team captain
;Bill Ford. Members of the team,
who received miniature trophies,
1•
•right in on him to find out if
he's shortsighted or not" 1 Comments About,
MKana who praised the rest off rromart�
the Canadian club highly, refused I
to state whom he considered a8!
the most valuable play -r to thei By MRS. KEN McKELLAR
Montreal club throughout the
"Canadians have many valu-
able players. on their roster and
it's hard to single out any one
man. Our team is like one big
happy fanyily. When •you have
players . like the `Rocket', `Boone
Boom', 'Pocket -Rocket', Beli.veau
and Harvey, the family can't
help but'be happy,"
"Seriously though, I think the
main reason why we won the
Stanley Cup in Boston was be-
cause of .Tom Johnston who
came back with a very, very bad
knee to give us the lift we need-
ed. Tom's knee is still bad as a ,
result of his early return to ac-;
tion. Ile's still taking treatments.
on it regularly,"
Moore paid tribute to Fleming
hTaekell for his terrific Stanley,
Cup play and to Andy Bathgate
of the New York Rangers for his,
•overall season's play.
The good-looking athlete plays'
handball and tennis in the aft -1
season to keep in top physical'
shape for the grueling 70 -game'
schedule that awaits hint each
fall.
1 Mrs. E. Moore returned hom
last week after visiting in To
ronto and Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Abbiss
Georgetown, spent the iveekenc
with the 'Carey families here.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wallac
and sons, Keith and Kenneth
Carlingford, were Sunday visi
tors with Mr. and Mrs, John Wal
lace.
Mr, and. Mrs. John McLachlan
and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh. McLach-
Ian, Seaforth, visited on Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mr's. An-
drew McLachlan.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Carey
spent Monday in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller and
Mrs. Grace Scott visited friends
in Seaforth on Sunday.
Recent' visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Robert Gardiner and faro-
ily were Mr. and Mrs. Howard'
Snell, of Clinton, and Mr, and
I'Irs. Samuel Dunn, Summer.
Cove,. Saskatchewan.
Mrs. W. McLaren, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. Keith McLaren, Wanda and
Rodney, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
'Terris, Beverly and Patricia, '
were guests at the Willard- Kad-
ing wedding in Grand Bend Unit-
ed Church on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald leekeell
and sons, Exeter, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. James MciKenzie
of London, visited on Sunday with
Mrs. T. McIntosh and. Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Ramsey.
Mrs. Robert Laing and baby
daughter have returned home
Cron). Seafol th Hospital.
Mrs. .T. E. Taylor spent a few
days visiting friends in Toronto.
iIr. Wilbt.r Miller attended the
funeral of his brother-in-law,,
Herman Daman, hi London, on
Wednesday.
Ladies' Aid
The Montreal star was intro-
duced by F/0 Moe Gobeil and
thanked by Group Captain A. G.
Kenyon, C.D, Centralia CO, In
appreciation for his appearance,
Moore received a smartly de-
signed leather suitcase.
Master of ceremonies for the
House League.
Standings
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:gaff 'Whisk'* Snorts
1 e,i ars 12, 'Yankaaa 8
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2•Ka nn 18, '11+'i111rs It
;Were Doug Parsons, Doug Ham
ess, Clarence Lenaghav, Gorcl
'McTavish, George Smith, Doug
.Brintnell, Bob Pryde, George
Kellett, Paul. Chellew, "Marty"
.Martens, Eldon Heywood, Bev.
iLindenfield, Don Dinney and Bill
Regier.
I The Labatt trophy was present-
ed by representative Slim Stew-
art to team captain F10 Matti -
I well of PFS for winning the vol•
leyball championship. Miniature
trophies were also received by
the team which included W/C
1 Likeness, SIL Robertson, Fi L
1 Rosengren, Cpl. Stevens, Sgt.
Nowell, F/L Morley, F/0 Cow.
den, S; L INfunn, F/L Johnson,
Sgt. Scott and F/L faun "..
+ Mr, Thompson presented F/C
Powell with the Carling trophy
for copping the men's badminton
!singles championship. A second
presentation for the women's
:singles title to Mrs. L. Walker
i was also made by Mr: Thomp-
son.
The Campbell Bros, ' •ophy for
men's doubles went to LAC Pay -
ten and F/0 Sinnett. The pair re-
ceived replicas for their feats
and were presented with them
by Mr. Van Horne.
Mrs, Payten and Mrs. Rees
were awarded t h e women's
doubles trophy and received min-
iatures.
F/C Powell and AW Berezan
Ski were the winners of the
mixed doubles title.
Mr. McCarthy of the Centralia
Dutch Boy* Food Market present-
ed the trophy to skip W/0 Ailey
tor piloting his foursome to the
station curling championship. On
• the team were F/L Tinline, W/0
e Knoblaugh and Sgt. Crooks.
The LAC McCoy rink were
runners-up to the Ailey quartet.
andreceived mugs from Andy
L y t t 1 e, representative of
O'Keefe's Ltd. F/L Andrew, F/L
'Blair and CpI, Blackbu ., were
members of the team,
The tri -service league basket-
-. ball championship also fell to
RCAF Centralia and with it
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ng (vas held at the 'lone of Mrs.
e1•vie Dow, with the president,
�'Irs. Will Mille:, in charge. She
poled the meeting with a peen%
olioived with the devotional
eriod',
ltcperf.s were; given by the see-
etarV and treasurer. Mrs. Ger-
ald Carey favored with a read-,
iig andthe retated& of the
rogrant consisted of items of;
11SineSs.
FIower Committees were ap- 1
ainted and Mrs. 'DeW and Mrs.
grey were narncd es committee
o buy paint to 'be used in the
ilurch basement,
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K.uxiliary met at the Item of
Its, Eldon Alen on Tuesday
veniitl witch , r'a. Mervin Dow
residing.
Mrs, Gordon Seat read the t.
cripttiie lesson which was fol
awed with pr'ayel' by t)1iy prrsi-
eht, Mrs. torted 'Alliott, whir also
ad charge of the stud book
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came the Labatt trophy, which
was accepted by F/0 Billings.
Aylmer, Clinton, and Centralia
were in the winter basketball
league,
Members of the Centralia team
included F/0 Giles, le/0 Tot -
ham, Cpl. Stephens, LAC Malen-
fany, F/C Body, FIC Amos,
P/C Beeby and F/C Campbell,
The Labatt trophy for tops in
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shops and was accepted by LAC
Previl from Mr. Stewart. Cpl...
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CpI. Osgood were all members
of the winning team,
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