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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-11-16, Page 9ON. THE„.6.1!OT REC NZWS By .PQN 'BOOM" GRAVETT . ......... pirector of ReerOation figure Sleeting Donald, Doug Stan:lake, ton llgure eleattng will get ender Storie, Bob Grayer, John Noble,' Hank Gosar, David Elston, Ian McConnell, Ed Lindenfield, Gerry Fisher, John Parrott, Ian Hewerd, HOUSE LEAGUE PEE WEE RANGERS Coach., Bill Rid - 11 you havee't registered your ley, Dee Paned; Jihad Ash - child, YOU illaY do se at the ton,. CapL, Michael Leek, Cam - arena this Saturday at 300 eron McLeodn13rian McLaren, Curt Ridley, 'Robert Paquette, Mre, Warren May is presi- Gordon Page, Goal MacDon- dent, of the 196162 tkaling aid. Michael McLatiglilin, Gene deb, Vice-presitieet is M. Merchildon, D arr ell Wyatt, Murray Brintriell. Merle Idle, David Hintert, Leery Mrs, Larry Estey is the pew Haugh, Curtis liarvie. club secretary while Mrs. liar. MOHAWKS --,- Coach G ord • Rreseeator is club treeeer, Baynham; Peter Lawson, Capt,, Or, Mrs, Jphn Cerbett will look Bill BoPPere Randy Parsene, after the Advertising respoin Ron Durend, Don Campbell, sibilitige. Man Diller, lion Janke, Ricky MinorilockeY has started in Brirituelli narrY BaYnilarn' •jue the Exeter 4rehiefor the Cosgrove, Gerald Willis, Ron .62 seasoa. Teams have been l'irldenfieldi Don Shane' Doug Beavers, Bruce 1111arshall, tallied and captains chosen in MAPLE LEAFS -- Coac h, the various Pee Wee, Bantam and Midget.juvenile divisions, t tp't,,i'arrfehl-jaawanrecilieics ;Gie,11 SPhli$p tirie' Following is. the list of play - ere on each -,icam along with Howard, Marvin Bower, Larry next week's beckey schedule, Smith, Barry Scnithcott, Clare MacLarei, R o n Ferguson, BANTAM Wayne Gagne, David Hearn, WINGS -- CO a c Sony Ben Johnson, Keith Diller, Ken ii,tirke;Larry Willett Ron Young, Ray Riddell, John GO- roderick, Ron Cornish, Brian bolt. aynham, Bob Beavers, Paul RED WINGS — Coach, Red Mason, Mark Hinton, Brian Loader; John Loader, Capte areArehor, Bin Farquhar, Eric Ricky Weber, Denton Gauirskeer: Price, Mike Lock, Victor Ful- Bruce Fulcher, David Burk, her, Jim, Walker, Tom Adams, Neil Green, Dennis Bierling, BOMARCS —. Coach, Doug Richard. Vicaui Ron Aler°n* Allen; Honteric Marshildon, Bill gen, Len McNeely, Bob Saun- Allen, Bruce Gordon, John ders, John Lawson, Jim Hack- Prycle, Tom Allen, Keith Strang, Bill Beaver, Danny Morrow, Don Wolfe, Allen Browning, Brian Stratton, Rick Fafard, Robert Guest, John Seymour, HAWKS — C o a c h, Arnold Wedge; Callum MacPhee, Bob terming, Gord Greenacre, Jim Parsons, Dale McAllister, Scott Burton, Basil Crawford, Brian MacLean, Doug ,Taylor, Jim Johnson, Glen Johnsen, Mike Beach, Rick Schroeder, Han Zee Hausser, PHANTOMS —Coac b, Art Storie, Doug •Gayere Bob Burns, Rick Benhing, Reek Me - way this SettiedaY afternoon, Nov, 18, in the Eeteter. Arena from 2:30 to 30 p.rn Thls be e weekly event or all par. throughout. -the winter menthe. Hensali, banquet — Continued from page cepted the Ontario, trophy from Thoendyke and Aill Shadclicic received the Western Ontario awatcl for the team Stated Thorndyke when he presented the awerds to the team, "It 'seems to be getting a habit for me to be coming down here to banquets."This year's juvenile team was the same team that captuted the Ontario midget title in base - IV competition last year, , President 4 the WOAA Jhei Inglis preiented b,ante,a.ptam Craig Chapman with the West- ern Ontario trophy. Inglis also revealed that a cheque of $150 had been re-. ceived from the Toronto Marl - boroughs by the WOAA in rec- ognition of one of Hensall's top athletes making the Marlies thisyear, Jack Chipohase is playing on the first-line defence for the Toronto club this win- ter and the cheque received by the WOAA from The Marlbo- roughs will be turned over to the Hensall Recreational Com- mittee, Players honor coaches The three coaches of the juve- nile team, Ed Corbett, Ernie Chipchase, and Lloyd Mous. seau, as well as Pete McNatigin ton, coach of the WOAA cham- pion bantams were. presented with foot -stools from their teams .in recognition of the ser- vices that the four men put in to the coaching of the teams through the summer, Don Havens, who looked af- ter the Hensail pee -wee team this summer, was presented With a gift in appreciation of his efforts by two stars of the pee -wee teani, Grant. Walker and Kenny Sniale. Percy Campbell .of the 100F was chairman of the affair While the Rebekah ladies un- der Mrs, Ernie Chipchase pre- pared the meal, # After the ceremonies, guest 7peaker Harry Moore showed a. Mit of the 1960 World Series between New York Yankees and Pittelettrgh Pirates. Members of the teams hon- ored at the banquet included: Juveniles — Steve Kyle, B 1 1 1 Shaddick, Larry Jones, Harry Moir, Bill McKitnon, Jerry Chapman, truce Horton, Beat Christian, Bob Miekle, Robert a McNaughton Dennis Moek and Jack Chipchase. • Bantams— David Taylor, Bob' CarliSle,David Smale, Bill Chipchaee. Danny Lenaghah, Ted Meek, Roy Bell, Bruce Shirray, Denny Cameron, Fred Funk, 13 ill, Tinney, Cameron MecDonekl, Jim 1VractiOnald, Barry Moutseatt and Craig Chapniat. Chipchase, Bill Taylor, )10 Moir,George Tay- lor, Grant WalkerKenny Smelt Xeith- Havens, EMI Clement, till Soldet, Mike Hoy, Bill Bell: 'Keith Hay," Gary Kyle, Charlet Schwalm. and Doug aeDein aid. Wanted Live Light Fowl' 'arty qUanfify Campbell Soup Company Ltd Listowel, ontoio Phone 900 Collect my, Donald Campbell, Petit Sims, John Dinney. HAWKS — Coach, Jim Me' Kinsey and Norm Kelly; Billy Fairbairn, Capt., Frank De Vries, David Moore, Bruce Rees, Paul Fee, Terry Deb- ruijn, Bob Kelly, Neil Hunt, Darrell Wyatt, Mike, McNeely, George Campbell, Brian Miller, Eddy Smith, Terry Heath, David Kelly. CANADIENS — Coach, Doug Gordon and Mr, McLaren; Eric Phillips, Paul Setters, Ron Moore, David McLaren, Allen Taylor, Lester Marlow, Lee Browning, Warren McCormick, Jim Parker, Robert Gordon, Ron Brintnell, John Parker, Steve Green, John Cooper, Doug MacPhee, Mike Cooper, PEE WEE HOUSE LEAGUE SCHEDULE Saturday, Nov, 10 8:00 a.m.—Rangers ve, Maple Leafs. 9:00 a.m,—Mohawks vs. Red Wings. 10:00 a.m.—Carvadiens vs. Hawks, a,m,—Wee Wee and Squee Gee Teams. 11:30 a .m.—Squirts BANTAM HOt,ISE LEAGUE Wednesday, Nov., 22 6:00 p.m.—Hawks vs Phantoms 7;00 pm—Wings vs Bomares MIDGET -JUVENILE HOUSE LEAGUE Wednesday, Nov. 22 8:00 pan,—Team 1 (Fortune) vs. Team 3 (Loucks) 9:00 p.m.—Team 2 (Howard) vs. Team 4 (Cushman) C.' ".. ..„,,.„, comments- ahout CrOrnart Sy MRS. KEN hicKELLAR kaelles Aid plan supper The meeting of the Ladies' W4$ held at the home of Mi:S. Will Miller with a good attendance. Mrs. Miller opened the meeting with a reading. "1 Ftandcr's Devotleo$ were led by Mrs. J. Wallace and Mrs. R. Dodds. Committees were appointed for the Deeember meeting anti arrangements were completed for a turkey sapper and the an- nual bezaar and tea to be held on November 22 in the base- ment of the church. Roy's WMS and WA The meeting of the W51$ and WA of Roy' e United Church was held at the borne of Mrs, Mur- ray Christie, Mrs. Norma Dew opened the meeting with prayer and Mrs, •G. Neil led in the worship service the theme be- ing "Remembrance" Mrs, Ross McPhail led in prayer, The topic which was taken from A, C. Forrest's book "Not tomorrow Now" was given by Mrs. Andrew Christie, Mrs. Harvey Dow favored with an instrumental, An invitation to meet with the Ift. Pleasant ladies on Nov. 15 was accepted. Mrs. A, Chris- tie and Mrs, N Dow were ap- pointed as program commit- tee at the December meeting which win be :held at the home of •Mrs, Fred Johns, Mrs, S. Graham gave a reading, Personal item Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T, Laing were Mrs. Jean Chalmers and David of Lon- don and Mr. and Mrs, T. Gil- lespie, Margaret and Ann of Komoka, Mr, Bill Ramsey, W11a spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Ramsey in Listowel, re- turned home with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Alex Ramsey on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace.f Mr and Mrs. Ivan Beater largaret and Debbie visited. oniand family of Zurieh visited on Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Wes. iSunday with Mr. 4i2(1 mr$, ley Russell. and Margare tald Scott and -family. Jean. SundaY visitors with Miss Mr. and Mrs. Alex Oardiner,Olive Speare were Mrs. Be - visited recently with Mr. and see McDonald, Messrs. Ted and Mrs. Kenneth Kraemer, Mitch.lBilly McDonald, Cheryl and ;Mary Beth McDonald all of Mr- awl Mrs, Fred. Watcher, TNItCheB2 Bradley and Bieharil rtE Strath -1 Mrs. Sadie Scott had as guests roy were Sunday visitors with on WerineedaY, Mrs. Mary Mr, and Mrs. :Roy McGhee. 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