The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-10-15, Page 9Seniors hold
first meeting
he first meeting Of Ilensall
Senior citizens Club was held at
the Hensall Memorial audito•
t•itun on TtleadaY evening, Pre.
siden it. J. Paterson extended
a welcome.
Cards, shuffleboard and Ch1.
nese checkers were enjoyed, R,
j. Hume spoke briefly and .stig-
gested, each member be an am-
bassador to secure more mem-
brs. Orville Rapson furnished
music for the dance.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday October 27, the meet-
ings being held the second and
fourth Tuesdays in the month,
Kinettes mark
third birthday
Mrs. George Beer was hostess
for the third birthday party for
the Kinettes with a full attend.
ancc.
In a short business • session
plans were finalized for the
rummage sale to be held on
Saturday, October 24.
Past president Mrs. Jack
Drysdale presented the presi-
dent, Mrs, Bill Mickle with a
small tokenon behalf of the
Kinettes for her work with De.
puty-Governor Bill Mickle last
year.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. John Baker and Mrs. Tom
Munroe, Winners at progressive
euchre were Mrs. George Dobbs
and Mrs. Frank Ellwood and
for lone hands, Mrs. Jini Clarke.
The raffle brought by Mrs.
Ilarold Knight was won by Mrs.
Clarke. •
Family celebrates
father's birthday
Mr. John Passmore and fam-
ily celebrated his 81st birthday
Thanksgiving afternoon at ,Arm-
strong's Restaurant, Exeter,
when 31 sat down to a turkey
dinner with only one absent —
Miss Judy Passmore of Delhi,
nurse -in -training at St. Joseyh's
Hospital, Hamilton.
Mr. Passmore was presented
wtih a purse of money by the
family, the presentation being
made by Mrs. W. J. MacLean,
Hamilton. Following the dinner
the family went to the home of
Mr. Passmore where a social
evening was enjoyed.
Attending the celebration were
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. MacLean
and William Jr., daughters and
sons-in.law. Mr. and Mrs. L.
Willert, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Rock and Lori, Hamilton, Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Passmore, Ann
and Margaret Frances of Delhi,
Mr. and Mrs, Claud Barnes,
Kenneth and Bobby, Aylmer,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elder and
family Hamilton Rev. R. A.
Passmore Mrs, Passmore Bob-
by and Ann Owen Sound Mr.
and Mrs, Ken Passmore and
family Aylmer Mrs. Pearl Pass-
more and Norma Hensall Mr.
and Mrs. Ron Passmore Lon-
don.
Hensall groups
plan activities
The WMS and Ladies Aid of
Carmel Chiireh held a joint
meeting Monday evening with
Mrs. John Soldan presiding and
presenting the devotional.
Poems were read by Mrs. Ar.
chie Hogarth and Mrs. Alex Mc-
Gregor.
Invitations were received from
First Presbyterian Church, Sea -
forth, to join them at their
thank offering service Tuesday,
October 27, and from Arnold
Circle to be their guests Mon-
day evening, October 17. when
Mrs, Bren Devries, Exeter,
will be guest speaker.
Miss Rena Fennell, Seaforth,
will, be the guest speaker at the
thank offering service, Novem-
ber 2.
At the 'ladies aid meeting,
plans were completed for the
turkey supper, Friday, October
23,
Personal items
Hensall United Church YPU
attended The presbytery fall
rally at Northside United
Church Seaforth Tuesday eve-
ning,.
Panthers lose
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Pete 'Hiller for the convert at-
tempt and made his effort good.
South Huron, who had seven
men listed on the injury chart
before the game couldn't cope
with the eager Stratford club.
Several Panther players, who
had injuries, played despite their
aches and pains but it was to
no avail.
Stratford 40, South Huron 0
SOUTH HURON PANTHERS —
Centre, Bell: guards, Ra.cler, Ether-
ington: tackles, Gulens, Foster;
ends. Blanchard, Amacher; qua.fter,
(linings; halves, MacDonald, Strang,
Green; flying' wiig, Chlochase;
subS, Hood, Mayer, B. Horton,
.lermyn, .Devooght, Frayne, Moore,
Stevens, illotiglas, Will�rt, .Tohnscm,
Busehe, Laatherdalei Ingram, Boyle,
Diechert.
STR AT FORD COLLEGIATE
RAMBLERS Centre, McDermott;
guards, Hart, Mitchell: tatkles,
need, McClean; ends, Jones, Was.
mai: quarterback, P. Doxey: halves,
Doxy, Hiner, MacDonald; fly-
ing wing, Hastings; subs, LindstlY,
1,lle back, 'Kant, Conway, :Heitbeh-
Iner. Kentseh, "Nagelsein, Gingras,
A teheson, Schlolzhauer, 13 r o 'w n,
connop, Monteith, Wallace, Smale,
roloOd.
First QUarter
1—R teal:16r d, touchdown (Pete
Jtinao
2—Stratford, convert (Pete Hiller)
Second ausrter,
g—Stratford, tOtichdOWn, (Reward
MacDonald)
4=--StrattOrd, touchdown (1) avid
Doxey)
5—Sfratford, Convert (Pete Rifler)
S—Stratrerd, touchdown Br c A
1—Stratford, dOnvert (Pete Hiller)
Third Quarter
8—Stratford, 16 tictidovOn (Pete
Hiller)
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—S:fa:rad, couthetavol h ii
mxdo
ie –s rat fwd. convert, (Ben WaS-
man)
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