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Miss Aiargaret Woodburn oi
Lowbank speet the weekend, at
the home of ber lather, 1\1r.
Lisle 'Weodburn,
Miss Karen Brophey, Lon(lon,
senL the weekend with her
punts, Air. and Mrs. Arthur
Broehey.
Airs. Cordon Woodburn re-
ved word last week of the
death of her father, Air. Charles
S ewardsop, in Wadena,
10,4 Tuesday.
.and Mrs. Russell Brown
end :family visited. on Friday
evening with W, and Mrs,
Verne Topping at Kerner.
Miss Jeanette Steeper of Sand
BM spent the weekend with her
plrents, Air. and Airs. Bruce
Steeper.
Mrs, Ed Bullock returned
.home last week after spending
some time with relatives in Lon-
don. Toronto and, Brampton.
Miss Marion Woodburn, Burke -
ton, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carman
IVoodburn.-
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Eagleson
Thank You
I wish to express my
Sincere appreciation to
the voters of .Stephen
Township who Support-
ed me at the pollss in
last week's election.
Best, wishes to the
1959 ccunCil,
Wellington
Heist
Mensal'
CurIing
.Notes
"THE LAST -ROW'
With 'five weeks. :of :curling
completed at Ilensall Arena,:
RCAF Station Centralia ,doinin•
:alms the field.
Barry Ailey and "LuekY"
S,yines' rinks lead the pack with
five: straight wins. Nice goLig,
boys.
Lennox rink i5 another worthy
of mention with four wins .and
one loss,
Rinks that have missed Olay.
ing their regularly scheduled
games are asked to arrange to
have them played on a$1111(414.3'
afternoon.
There is open curling :Sunday
afternoons from 2 to 6 p.m..,
Monday afternoor. from 2 to 5
p.m., Tuesday afternoon from 2,
to 5 p.m. If your haven't .curled
before, organize a game for one
of these afternoons and join the
fun.
A friendly game was played
with Alex Bowman's all-star
rink . f r o in Blenheim which
edged Ed Funie.s rink from Hen-
sel! ..on the last end. Bowman
took four on the final run to
nose otit the Hensall rink by one
rock. Ed loggee his last rock but
he claims itpicked up a straw,
and family of Detroit spent the
weekend with relatives here,
Mr. alit]. Mrs. Carl Pollock And
faintly, London, Spent' the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Pollock,
Misses Marion and Margaret
Woodburn entertained Saturday.
evening at .the former's bome
at a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Miss Frances Brophey,
a bride -elect of this month.
The annual concert of the
United Church will be held next
Sunday evening at 8:30 p.m.
The White Gift service will be
observed at the afternoon meet-
ing at 2:45 p.m.
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Ladies, Bowling
-COutinued From Page -6
Seven point .Victors, included
the Itollettes :(Geraldine .Smith
500)1 Alley- Cats (BettyWediake„
509); Iilowettcs (Mari
Around,. The,
REN
tARR.Y HEIDEMAN
603), and Pills (Peg fluter -Du
var 660) A
,
Bowlers chalking up 000 or
better triples 'included Marj
Mikes 053, Barb Gifford 651,
Shirley 1flpfer 64, Peg llunter.
Duvar 660 end Dot Munrot 737.
Almira Ford of the Blowettes
copped the high single for the
Free Bowling Award of the Week
while :the hidden score went to
Verna Stagg of the Handicap,
pers.
Munro* 1,,oads Averages
Lot Munroe, ,who enjoyed a
737 evening this week, holds
down top honours for the ladies
high average with 199,
Closest to the league leader is
Janet Lovell with 189 and Norma
Coleman and Kaye Stapleton each
With 184 averages,
Sputniks (B. )tt If leld 448) ,
Itellet tes (0. Sin 508) 7
116-11ops (B. Ch)rie, 598) .
Alley Cats (13. We)jlalce 595i-- 7
Buttercups (.I4. Elliott 500)
1110WeileS (M, DlIk'S (Mai
Hot nng$ (8. Darling' 567)
Hi Light a (B. Gifford (181)_ __
Frisky Six (it Conghl In 041i __ 5
Busy Deem (M. Edwards 546) _
IlaPPY Cala W. Munro() 737) -
Handicappers (A. Green 8)191 __ 2
Wee Hopes (N, lir)ntnell 847) - 2
Who Cares (F). Pinder 55)1)
What Note ( Cronyn 533) -- 2
Vet & Downs (S. K.11Ifor 623) - 5
Jelly Six (I. Simmons 571)
Jolly Jilts (P. Henderson 831) 4
Merry Maids (if, teat 536) 4
Lollipops (14. firnels 5)18) , ^
it Hawks (A. "Witten VA 4;
Alighly Mfrs (1, 'mites- 8)18)
Pills(P. Hunter -Ducar AM 7
Pin l'Ioppettes (A. Simpson 353) 0
Standings
Happy Gals
Iff-Lights .
Pin Poppet
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jolly ,11111:4
Hot Dogs
Pinislit'&1"1"Tiownt
Merry Maids
Wee Renee
:rnlly Six
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Nits 1 ta.wks ---------
r7etrifissicy_ SIx
'5Vhat 'sets
Lnllfllops
netterouri
Sputniks
imdierr high A versges
Tint Atunroo 199
Janet Lovell 159
Kaye Stapleton 164
Anima Coleman . ----- 184
Anne 'Brock „ ._--- 181
Leona . ____ 173
Marj '9,10 wards , _ 178
Geraldine Webster 176
Ruth Du ra nd. 175
Marg Lovell . 175
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In the • first game at the arm
last Saturday morning, the Pee
Wees Jets blanked the Wings by
• „ .
Larry Brintnell registered the
liat trick" while Andy Ken:ron
provided the :other two 'tallies
for the winners.
Jeff Sonthall and Bill Brady
with two goal performances
paved the way for the first
Eagle victory of the season. It
was a hard fought battle with
the Mohawks coming out on the
short end of a 6-3 score.
Single marksmen far the
Eagles were Bob Denning and
Larry Idle.
For the Mohawks, it was Gary
P'arsoiis with witit twogoals w
single from Richard Macintyre.
In the third game, the Ran-
gers trounced the Rockets by a
seam of 11-4.
Led by Peter DeVries with a
sparkling five goal performance
and the cornined hat -tricks from
Jim Carscadden and Donald
Wright, the Rangers had little
trouble in getting their first
win.
Rocket goal getters were
Jackie Glover with three and
Ronnie Broderick with one. The
Squee Gee game showed the
Red Devils whitewashing the
Blue Devils to the tune of 6-0
while in the Wee Yee game, the
Panthers downed the Comets
Last Week's Seorea ;
jets 5. Wings ri
Eagles A. Mohawks
Rangers 11, Rockets 4
11. L'ievilt 6, 13. Devils 0
Panthers 2, Comets
Standings
Rocket2115
2 1,
Rangers _-_____ 1 1 2
Eagles 1 2 1
M011aWkS 1 3 9 2
Next Week's Games ( Dec. 13)
8;00..9:00-Mohaw•ks -vs, Jets
0:06.10:00.--nangers vs. BrixtAs
10:60.11 VS. ftor.101
11:00.11 r/ -y1121 l'01 13 Devils
11;30 -12:00 -Pan tilers vs, Cornets
Pee Wee Top 'r'n
Scoring Leaders'
Rob MacDonald _.-----
Larry Br I nt nell
Gary Parsons
Mercy Maefinnald - ---
Peter De V1•11,8
afro Ca racadd en ---
Larry Willert
Dona Id Wright
Larry Idle
Richard Miteln t yrs
G A 1'
18 2 18
8 3 11
5 4 9
2 5 7
6 0 6
•4 1 5
1 4 8
5 a 5
2 2 4
2 2 4
Hensall, Zurich, Exeter
Score Minor Team Wins
Friday night was hockey night
at Hensall Arena when a triple -
header was played.
In the first game, Hensel Le-
gion Pee Wees went clown to
their second straight defeat of
the young season when Exeter
defeated them 7-2. Exeter iced
a much larger, team that Hen -
sail and showed a definite supe-
riorty due to more practice And
experience.
David Taylor played a.n out-
standing game In the nets for
Hensel
Exotet Titnetall 2
EXET131k GeV. Hamilton; de-
f enc e,Carseadden, Wright.. "Par-
sons; alternates, BrIn broil, Stires,
?iDoi,i,id 1t u in p e I, COckivell,
Stanlake, Clever. •
:HENSALL OW, D. Taylor;
de fPnee, Chapma n, G. Taylor;
forwards, Chipchate, Carlisle,.
; alternate, Shirray. 'Wok,
Cameron, 'Walker, Deitz,
Farquhar, Harburn.
Fleet Period
Exef er-CoShman
Second Period
'Exeler-Cus hull))
Exet er-McDenald
Bxeter-Parsons
Third Period
Exeter-31cDonild
Exeter-)3rintnell
Hensall-Chapinan
Exeter -Parsons
Referee -Murray Baker
In the second game, the smooth -
skating and passing Zurich team
won their 'econd straight con-
test. Stade in the Zurich net; had
a relatively easy time register-
ing his first; shutout of the sea-
son, 3-0.
Ilderton provided the opposi-
tion and will give a better
count of themselvei next time
Men's Bowling
_Continued From Page 6
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1r15) 1.0110erar 2 a
out. Their team showed a lack
of practice.
zuriot 5, Ildcrton 0
ILDERTON-Goti 1, Eargnoll; de-
fence, Budd°, ShoehO it= ;
wal•ds, ShiPrPY, Hord, Carina:ham;
Mienrigtoes,e4iInorus,arCer rtlivi.h.brri"astle,
ZURICH -Goal, Stade; defence,
Westlake, Roichin.t: (0 r r 0 a.
Witmer, Thiel, Regleri alternates,
Bleek, 'Bannister, Fisher, Mc-
Adams, C., J, and R. Matte,
Virrst Period •
Zurich -WILmtr (Retier)
Second Period
Zurich-Bannliter
Third Period
Zurich -Block (McAdams)
In the final game of the night,
the fast -skating and hard-cheek-
ing Hensall bantams outclassed
Clinton RCAF 7-0.
Mock In the liensall net had
a very quiet night while Truscott
in the :RCAF nets had a very
busy time and played an out-
standing game in spite of the
seven goals scored against him.
'Hettentll 7, Clinton 18CAF' 0
CLINTON RCAF - fleet, TM'.
nett; defenee, Logan, Carew; for-
wirds, fitirns. Durnin;
alternates. Loitier, Glovett, Det -
Jardine, Woodson, SielilOb, Gliks,
Gleore; Staten, Cyr, Hudson, Pills-
bury, Hoodemith,
HENSALL Goal. 31ock; de-
fence, ChIpohave, Beaton: for-
wards, Jones,' NeakeS, MoNaugh-
ton ; alt emotes, Harburn, Spen-
cer, Johnston, Chapman. V. and
0. smalo, LaNtreeee, MouSseati,
Ferguson.
kIrwt Period
Hentall-Noakea (ClitpChaee)
Seeond Period
Hetitall-Neakes (Chipoltate)
Hensall-Jones
Hensall-MeNaught on
Smale)
Penalty -Chinches()
Tb I rd Period
Sinal
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Ilensall-Chlpeltate
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Mitchell Wins
From. Page 6
the, second and third periods -to
helpspearhead the attack.
Bob liartleib. and Glen, tiniec
each sang a single marker to
round out the 14 -goal onslaught.
In the assist department, Vharlie
Westman was top man with five.
Kenny Lee and Jack Merriam
were two -goal nien far the losers,
while Ken Doig and Gord Walters
each scored once.
Clintoe's Bob ,Garon was lagged
with a t,wo-minute roughing
penalty in the third period and
had an additional 10 -minute mis-
conduct tacked on for unusual
!behaviour,
:Itirehell IL Clinton et
41.INTON. • final. f rancisert:
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new , alternates; Hartley,' Scott,
Lee, 18.
ITC11111.1414 - (Mal, Chessel.
liefen e, Hart led). Ilnlitritach:
centre. Weller; wings, Smith. 1n1.
o"; al terna res. .Sawyer.
Shantz, A ticheson, Powell.
first Period
1-81if Wadi, Shantz
40.0erril8ol, pnweti) -- 4;2;5
2- - MItellell, i'(114 ell
(Shantz) „.. 7:24
.3 --Clinton. Lee
(B. Doi) 12:24
44 Clint on, Merriam
( pommel, Pf., mig) - - 114
5-31 .11 clad 1, Shantz 14:0)1
mit,-hell, Shantz14 : !i
7.- Clinton, Les B. finial 15•461
Penalty -Scott (hoarding) 9:on,
Second Period
Pou ell
est man ) 9:00
• A1 it phel I. (Inlay.
1 Bolifritat•hr - ---- 11.5n
10- •Ntitchell. Shantz
West man 1
11 NI itelmi I, NVPher
(Smith) - 17:01
Penalty - 13, Dnigthoolcing)
1:24.
Third. Period
12. -4.11110111 K. Drug
(Walters) ------ 4:01
-311ichell,
14 -Clinton. Walters
cmerriami_ ._ 6:85
18-Mitehell Harriett) 8.55
16-8(iti•liell. Shantz
( West man ) 9;46
17 -Clint en, :Merriam
("Wa t)ers) 14:41
13--5ll tinfoil, 'Weber (1.-niao) 16;411
19- -Mitchell, Shantz
( West man . _ 17,09
20- Mitchell, Shantz
(Weinman) . 1r:63
Pena It les -- Shantz (hoarding)
9:40; Herrin (roughing and in,.
min, • 'misconduct 1 12:13; Un lac
(roughing) 12:43; Smith (hoard-
ing) 13;101 Pommel (hoarding)
17:46,
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