HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-11-12, Page 3Minor hockey. clubs
launch busy season
Exeter pee wee, bantam, mid-
get and juvenile teams are well
on the way to. being peeled to
participate in the .Shamrock
Hockey League this winter.
in fact, the local juvenile
squad, .egached by Bill Batten,
battled to a 4.4 tie in their first
contest of the season in Luean
llfonday night.
Laurie Illingsworth fired two
Exeter goals awhile the others
canna off the sticks of Frank
Boyle and Bev Irvine,
Barry Black carne through
With a three -goal "hat -trick"
while Bill Chowen tallied once -
to give Lucan their tie. Three of
Bowling
Statistics
EXETER MIXED LEAGUE
("racheria••k, 5, 1'llipnnu,ks 2
iirlt Toddies 7, ('ent. Strikers I)
(31oherdowers 2, 11'hodunits 5
Ladies' high single, Rett, Croy,
515; ladies' high triple, licttV 1'roG,
562.
Men's high single, C. Smoke, 251;
men's high triple. t", Smoke, 626.
Standings
Hot Toddles "7
('ent. St rikrr,a ..
• (;lohehlo,rc,a ... ...... ........ 2'1
('rackerjaeks . .25
'Whodunits _. 21
C'hipnllmks la
BANTAM GIRLS
Bobby sox (Darlene Snell 27111 n
Big Chiefs 4S, A. l.indeufie!d 2'55)
S,npurinlrk (:Vary .1. Sanders 223) 5
Little Mermaids t P. Madge 231) n
3r. t'hinrnnnks (13. Whiting 171) 5
B1ol,etles (Penny Preszeator .162) 0
Standings
P Chiefs
h ('hipnrnnks
l orb• Sox ...
Cpudnleka
Little 1lermalds
Jalo,l•et(es
1;
50
. 7
0
JUNIOR GIRLS
;"nastera I1 L. Hunter -Ducar 5111 3
ifhizz Ban's (S. Hun tor 1n,5) 2
Wish -Me -Lucks ((', Proc,gins 31(4) 5
53" 1 oes (5. Dinnry 225) . 0
l'hinmtmks (.1. Ease.ry 25(4) . . 5
Be -Bobs (H, Campbell 215) 0
Standings
'Wish -Me -Lucks .... _ ........ 15
(ba=rer, ..._ ....
]n
C'himnuu'cs 7
11'111x: )tangs 7
Bongoes .. _ ......_
De -];obs 3
BANTAM BOYS
u..,,. HenseIl :seniors
Around the,'Bag 'snleal
arena
the goals came in the last per. By LARRY HEiDEMAN
cod. . . ,,.
1flenh.'lers of the local juvenile
del)nhfdget houseleague
A bantam include, ealtender, Gerry
Cooper; defence Gerald .Me- Practice will held this Thurs.
li
Bride and Bill Heywead and for- day evening starling at 8,30
wards Laurie Illingsworth, Lloyd sharp. -
Moore, Bev Irvine, Frank Boyle,1 A11 players between the ages
Jack Stephan, Bob Jones, Pete of 13 to 16 as of August 1, and
Revell°, Bob Douglas, Allan not playing on au all-star team
Busclhe, "Ike” Gibbs and Gert are eligible to participate. if a
Strang. !good turnout is shown a bantam -
Pee Wets are com'n !'midget houseleague schedule
i9 ! will be drawn up and the games
Coach Jim Loader and team will be played on a Thursday
manager Pete Durand are doing night from 8.30 on.
their best .to get their pee wee,Saturday m o r.n in g hockey
team lined up for their opening starts this week, Six. Pee Wee
game this Saturday in Exeter teams have been chosen so far
at 2, ,0 p.m' teams
and they are the Eagles, Wings,
They have called. a practise Falcons, Maple Leafs, Rockets
for Fuday night from 6-7 and and Black Hawks,
have asked the following players, All Wee Wee. and Sgliee Gee
to participate: Larry Willert,' stayers are to be at. elle arena
.Bill Allen, Ricky McDonald, Sam at 11 o'clock with their equip -
Allen,
Illingsworth, Pete Lawson, Toni meat to be chosen on teams.
Allen, Bob Benning, Bill and
Bob Beavers, Brian Baynham,1 A bantam all-star practice
Ron Ellis, Victor Futcher, Ricky will be held Thursday night at
and Randy Weber, John Loader, 19.50.
Doug Stanlake, Ron Durand,
Below is the Pee Wee schedule
John Pryde and Charlie McPhee, and listing of leans. Anv player
Both John Pryde and Charlie not an a team may still do so
McPhee are goaltenders. , by contacting yours truly at the
Lloyd Cushman and Jim Glov- arena.
er are looking after Exeter's EAGLES --. 2lnhhy Beavers, nonn(e
bantam representatives, Satter ' ' pavid Belly. Rob Bowling',
day, November 14 will also be - Mike Geaeh, rirhar(l st, 1nryre,
Chanes Coked, lJrian KJllern, ]mo-
ttle starting date for the local aid Euton, lack Kroft, Robby
bantam club as they have been Taylor, Don Nichols, ,non iIus: on,
pitted against Ailsa Craig in aMAPLE LEAFS --- lucky Sehror-
3.30 game in Exeter. I der, John Pryde, Keit, N'ran e',
To date, Cushman and Glover , Brian 11c-\.rthur, \'b'tor I Mellor,
Doug heaver, G)rn fibre, hurl Ni,), -
have on their club Neil. Ha mil -1 mons, JNu, Gndbnit, rohh, aloore,
ton, Jim Carscadden, Jackie' Dexter Harker, J3illy Johnson,
Glover, Brian Sweitzer, Fred' BLACK HAWKS - P,icl:y 11:lcz,on-I
Wells, Don Wright, Peter De' aid, Rn1 A11en, I)m,nie Morro„•,
Vries, Mike Cushman, Gary Par-' non 'Wolfe, (like Nagel, non Dur- 1
sons, DonnyRayCooper Bill and. [1141 1)(nney, 1)al•ld Fravne, 1
p , TJric S,vartzcntrni,rr, Cohn lSict9ing,'
Wright, Larry Brintnel1, Bob carry Penner, Doug Taylor.
McDonald and Ray Cockwill. IROCKETS - Ron Cornish, Teter
In the midget division, "Bun- I Lawson, (lord frecnaere, Bill Fra-
ny" Ford is looking after the wen Hank C,nsar. S(uarr fivmes,
team. 1 Larry Dobson, RoddyMoSween,
( Doug Husson, Grant Hooper, Ilon-
There is a slight scarcity of 'lie Mooe,
players at the moment but! FALCONS Brianliayn)tam, 'Bar -
Bunny" thinks things Will pick i ry Baynham, Doug Stanlake, Brian
up, in a, day or two, So far, he; Marriage. basil Crawford, ran How -
has Les Howard, Jerry Cooper er, , ard, Malcom Hiltz, Fh1141' 'Huntley,
David Burke, John Parrot, 1iike
Don Cann, Dale Turvey, Lester ; Elweren.
Heywood, Bob Schroeder, Pete' _
AicFalls, Ricky Boyle, Fred!ti
NGStorie.,t) �IColinueri, Plebe SiorIe f
Wells and Fred Lamb eligible Allen, Bob Grayer, Brian McLean.
for. his club. Two or three other Jim Parsons, .Jim Holman, Paul
players are expected to report suns, Jim Nichols,
from Centralia at the next pra.c-
ris e.
Tigers (r1. 31arira;e 2171 ... 3 The midgets open their first
Pepsi Colas (E. McKnight 233) 2 game of the season in Exeter
react; rJ,awk. (r.. Greenacre 203) 5 Frida night at 7:15 prior to the
falcons Cr, Loader gni) n Y
serer parts (r. Mason ^-r,a) 5 intermediate game, when they
fled wings (15'. 'Denontme 171) . 0 take on an Ailsa Craig entry.
Standings
Sliver' Darts
' TI„e''s . _ ..... ............ is The sale of butter returns
Penni Colas a about one hundred and eighty
'Falcons 5
'r'aok Hawks million dollars to dairy pro -
Red Wings 0 ducers each year. Some of these
JUNIOR BOYS farmers have quite large herds
Cestoidss (s. Wright ane) 5 while many others have but a
Pockets (51r. Ta}•lot•; 255). _....._ . n few cows and consider dairy
M.namiters ID. Wright 410) 5 farming but a part of their
Daredevils (F, Learn 275)
Pornher.s (J.. Gould -:54) . . , n operation.
Golden Hawks (11, Wolfe. 4 4) 5! * * ►
By) amiters .. .. _.....• .... 17 1 Canadianrule of the Canadian
Eatni0ks 16 j way of business life is to pro -
Standings
ix
olden Hawks 14 , duce what consumers want at
Bomberst
. 4 rises consumers will pay. OnlySaredevils
Rockets •...• 0 I alternative is bankruptcy.
Special
X15.00.
Clean & Wax
Clean Interior
Snell Bros.
Limited
Chev PHONE 100 Olds
WOW! See the values in our new
Bargain Dept
We've established this new bargain dep't at the rear of our men's wear store.
Listed below are current reductions, including some terrific money -savers.
Every week, we'll be adding new bargains. So come in often to take advan-
tage of these wonderful buys!
5c to 15c
Buttons, Spools, etc.
Baby Sox, Reg. 580
Children's Garters, Reg. 350
Brass Curtain Rods
Ladies' Ankle Sox, Reg. 750
25c
Plastic Place Mats, Reg. 690
Babies' All Wool Sox,
Reg. 694'
Ladies' Wool Ankle Sox,
Reg. 51,00
Children's Long Stockings,
Reg. 51.25
Ladies' Silk Gloves, Reg. $1
39c
Babies' Vests, Reg. S1,00
Playtex Baby Pants, Rubber
Sheets, etc.
Oven Mitts
i
59c
Ladies' & Girls' Wool Gloves
to $2.95
Ladies' Silk Panties
Bath Towels
Girls' Night Gowns
Rug Wool
Sock Yarn
69c
Babies' Wool Vests,
Reg. $1.35
Boys' Undershirts & Longs
Baby Dresses .411 Rompers to
$3.95
Brassieres to $3.50
98c
E•Z Sleepers
Curtains
Girls' Night Gowns to $2.50
Boys' Sport Shirts
Girdles & Corselettes to
$7.50
Slips to $3.95
Chamoisette Gloves to $1:90
1.69
Slips, Reg. $3.95
Bed Jackets, Reg. $4.95
Pyjamas A Gowns,
Reg. S4.95
1.98
Boys' Dress Pants
Boys' Combinations
Baby Sleepers to $2.95
Ladies' Slips & Gowns to
$4.50
$2.98
Ladies' Pyjamas B Gowns
to $7.95
Slips, Reg. 55.95
Playtex Girdles, Reg. $8.95
Bed Jackets, Reg. $5.95
SPECIAL'
TEX-MADE FLANNELETTE SHEETS 70 x 90 55.69 PAIR
FOAM RUBBER CHIP .PILLOWS $3.95 PAIR
CHICKEN & GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS $5.79 PAIR
Sorry
No Refunds or Exchanges
F.A. MAY & SON
PHONE 190
EXETER
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Uhl. bi. roup
but f entertain 9 lwoltJ-,five members of Lxe-
A ten -man hunting expeditlohl ter Senior Citizens were special
that left a week ago for Koko guests of the 'ilensall club at 0
Lake from 'I xeter and district• the meeting in Memorial Con.,
has returned with the catch of tre auditorium on 'Tuesday eve,
.two deer. 1 ning. An attendance of 85 Was
Doug Thompson of Sarnia ac- recorded,
tually a11ot the two deer as he Winners 91 progressjve eueb.s e
helped to make up a party of were: lone inenhan is Itiltons 1'enner
dudesGr hunters wt L1r, acic and William li.y(le;� ladies high,
eluded Graham Arthur, J •
Carr, George Glendenning, Lou 1111x, Melville T.raquair and
Galley, Bert Ostland, Bill Amos.! Alrs, lloraee .Pfaff.
Ray JOU, Bill Chambers, Harold Orval Ranson and his orches-
lfoltznlan and 13111 Mills of A) l• I Hila provided 1)16)5 a for the dao-
Hoer, Bing, President A1rs, R. ,1, Pa
-
I terson e1iairecl the meeting,
Despite khe fact that heavy .AuxlitrY canvas
,now hampered the hunters' • Mrs, .lint Clark was 'hostess
for deer •througho.ut Koko'
Lake, which is about half way for the Ladies Legion Aux�lllary
between North Bay andTenli5415 on Tuesday evening.
roup
suing, the party really enjoyed had made 11 was aansucce sfulounced jecanvass
the outdoor lifeof the town prior to the, sheeting
,Tack Carr was chief cook and selling tickets on two. draws for
bottle washer on the expedition Christmas cake.
and listen gals, according to all , members completed visitations
reports, Jack did a terrific job to shut-ins on Sunday.
with Isis menus. 1 Mrs. Frank Ellwood won the
Harold Holtzman a n cl Bili' raffle brought by Alrs, George
Chambers almost missed out on Sawyer Exeter,
some of Carr's excellent tastes
when they became lost in a
swamp for 'two hours. However,
they finally managed to find
their way back to camp. '
Many of the party wondered
why Lou Bailey came along, RI
was evident he didn't intend to
November 21 shoot anything because he didn't
5 -(4 -Clark Hawks .s. staple Leafs'have a gun. But Lou fooled them .
2 -10 -Eagles vs. Falcons all! Ice did actually more shoot-
ln_v-W'ing vs. r:oekrla ing than 'the whole works put'
November 2s
S.9--halrnu.t ,s l:o'krls together, Bailey took his movie
9 -10 --Wings vs, Illnck Hwy!, camera,
1(1.111':agles vs, Malik.. LeafsGraham Arthur took a shot at
December 5 a buck (and not the kind you
8 -9 -Wings v'. Maple Leafs have in your wallet either!) and
ft -in -eagles ,•s• I ck. 1a steered towards Doug Thome-.
1(4•11.1%alra,s vs, Black. Hwks
December 12 sans direction. As It moved
5-4-F,�1ra , a lila k Hs„ka closer, Thompson pulled the trig-
5- .s. staple Leafs ger and scattered tree branches
10 -11 -!wings vs, Falcons within ten feet of where it stood.
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Hensall personals'
Th. 7,,imoo-Advocator Novomber 12, 1959 Pogo
Air• atltl Alfa. J, lt, hump at' in St. Thomas on Tuesday. 1 of an uncle, Jr. 14. Roberts of
tended the funeral, of Mr. 1lunle's.� ,Air's. J. E. i-i.ume received St. Thomas. .Funeral servi'ei
aunt, the late ;M)5. Jobe Hurtle word on Tuesday of the death 1 Will be held on Friday.'
PEE WEE SCHEDULE
November 14
5,:1-i (;les ve l,'in_.a
7-1 rl-1 a.lcnns , c Maple loafs
10.11 -I ockcta , a f;l',clt (•lawka
Warm Air Heating
And
Air Conditioning
New Installations and Alterations
LENNOX & ANTHES IMPER1AL FURNACES
OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE
Lindenfields Ltd.
Associate Member, National Warm Air Heating and
Air Conditioning Association
PHONE 181
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STOP THIS EVIL...
It is well known • that teen-agers are able
to get liquor easily under the Canada
Temperance. Act.
PROTECT OUR YOUTH t .
Bring in a law that now provides stiff
penalties for selling or supplying liquor or
beer to minors,
REPEAL THE CTA
• • tl
Give our police the power to arrest and our
courts to convict those who for selfish
gain take advantage of the weak provisions
of the present law.
YOUR BALLOT 15 NEEDED
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Don't Fail To Vote On November 30
HURON CITIZENS
LEGAL CONTROL COMMITTEE
J. E. HUCKINS, Chairman.
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