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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-11-08, Page 8Thompson wins s iel A rink skipped by Bill Thomp- son won RCAF Centralia's open. ing league bonspiel, in which 22 men's teams competed over the weekend. Group Captain T., lf. Randall officially Pinned the season Friday night by throwing the first rock to christen the fresh sheet of ice, Members of the Thompson rink included Art Marlow, Bob, Ferguson and, Frank Ayton. Runner-up. foursome was skip. ped by Art Wilson and included. fierrY Johnston, Joe Walker and Bert Milani, Winner of th e (013,, event was John Peitraszko's rink and Pat Clermont skipped the quartet which won t h, e consolation event. Chairm a n of the bonspiel ivas Al Johnson, Greenway fetes bride By MRS, C. WOODBURN GREENWAY Mrs. Carman Woodburn was hostess on Friday evening for a miscellaneous shower for neighbors and relatives of Miss Sheila Eggert, a bride-elect of this month. Mrs. Ed. Stewardson made the presentation of a number of gifts and .Mrs. Harold McDon- ald read the address, Personal items A. presentation was held on Friday evening in the Corbett Community Centre for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Woods, newly weds, Mrs, Lawrence Curls, Mrs. Paul Eagleson and Mrs, Car- man Woodburn attended the Ontario Council of Christian Ed- ucation convention at Mini- yille last Tuesday. Miss Muriel Fallis of Sarnia Topics from Elimville AY MRS. ROSS SKINNER ,40'' wipe RANGE-we HEATING and COOLING • Yearr.roond lYxgry • Save 20% on fool • Comp fete comfort- roonl,to,roorn TRA.1.4 p.404 rti4 f4. GIRT Bete Lennox equipment le used. In the homes of tonlorrOW pecan-se they ProVitle complete comfort along with exceptional economy, The Net savings at l-ennox. Ina)! §urprisc yew. Out beoAtite the Luxury features of Lennox are designed to trim costs as much as they are to tiaiiyer complete comfort, your, sayings odd up to 11509 or hihre. 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Room 3 with their teacher, Mr. Don Finkbeiner, returned to the school for a party. Rooms 1 and 2 with their teachers Mrs, Ada Webb and Mrs, Lotto Taylor held their parties during the afternoon. WSWS meeting The Missionary Education committee was in charge of the meeting of the WSWS of the EUB church with Mrs, Sid Ba- ker chairlady, The subject was "The church has a mission to the children, youth and dis- turbed persons". A round table discussion was held with Mrs. Letta Taylor, Mrs. Don Gais- er, Mrs. Ward Neeb, Mrs. Lloyd Eagleson, Mrs. Eben Weigand, and Mrs. Sid Baker the panel. Mrs. Gerald Mason sang a solo. The president, Mrs. Charles Snell conducted the business. Twenty -n 1 n e members an- swered the roll call. Used clo- thing is to he left at the church by Nov. 15, A party for the Boys and Girls FellOwship will he held Friday, Nov. 9 at 7:00 p.m. The following donations were made: Five dollars to the War Memorial Hospital; 85 to the crippled children:. to Care: 825 to the Children's Aid; $25 to support a mission- ary, Donald Pletch in South America; and $100 to the church mission fund. The committee for the Christ' mas shut-in boxes are, Mrs. Everett Hoist, Mrs. Lou Eagle- son, and Mrs. Louis Weigand; nominating committee, Mrs. Sid taker, Mrs. Carl nest- reicher, Mrs. Ervin Scharle and Roe. M..1, James. ilestesses were Mrs. Harry Hoffman. Mrs. Art liatigh, Mrs. Lou r, agtosch and Mrs. Ninia Wain. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrlen Bender Foil Plonting * SHRUE5S * PERENNIALS * EVERGREENS We have on bond now Red Barberry, Bleedingheerf end Arctic Willow for hedges, This WilloW is low with a blue, gray, greenish cater. OUTDOOR HART? MUMS in Pots * * $1.06 Each Reders Florist 37 Main $freef Facing the eventual winners from Central of London in their first series, the boys came out on the short end of a 15-7 mar- gin and lost the best-of-three affair with a 15-10 deficit in the second match, London's Beal Tech proved too much in the second series and emerged with a 15.6 margin in the first and came back with a close 15-12 decision in the sec- ond. The locals gave them stiff op- position in the second game and pulled to within two points be- fore the winners managed to come up with the game point. Edge Woodstock In the battle to keep out of the cellar in the tournament, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bend, Sarnia, celebrated their 29th wedding anniversaries at the former couple's home Sun. day, Nov, 4. Families of both couples were present to join in the celebration, Personal items Mr. and Mrs. Mark Miller and Mrs. Floyd McClean of De trolt spent the weekend with Mrs. Bertha Hayter. Mrs. Sid Baker, Mrs. Chas. Snell, Sirs, Tohn Rader, Mrs. J. M, Tiernan, Mrs. Ken Mc,. Crae, and Mrs, Leonard Schenk attended the London Area Convention at the Hotel London this week, L. H. Rader, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Glen and Dar- lene, and Miss Marilyn Desjar- dine spent Sunday at London with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gamble and family. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Cudmore of Willowdale spent the week- end with Mrs, Effie Kleinstiv- er. VI, and Mrs. Grant Good- ale of North Gower and FO Bob Pope of Mont Apica, Que- bec, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Tie- rnan and other friends. SHDHS hooked up with winless Woodstock in one of the most exciting series of the affair. After jumping into a 33-8 lead in the first game, the locals watched Woodstock come up with five straight points to tie the game at the end of regula- tion time, Woodstock scored the first point of overtime, but the locals came back to knot the count at 14-14, only to have their foes pick up two straight points for the win. Coach Glenn Mickle's crew again started out in fine fashion in the second match of the se- ries and they quickly opened up a commanding 13-3 lead, only to have Woodstock come back with 10 straight points to tie the set once again at the end of regulation time. The teams exchanged two points each to maintain the tie at 15-1.5 before SHDHS scored two in a row to emerge with the 1745 margin. The "rubber match" was also a see-saw affair and there was never more than two points separating the squads until SHDIIS put on a late rally to pick up three in a row to win 15.12 and nab the third place. Members of the SHDHS squad were: Dennis Mock, Robert Mickle, Dale Turvey, Ron Oke, Allan Prang, Russ Klopp, Roger Cann, Robert MacNaughton, Gary Ford, Neil Hamilton, Greg Spencer and Ron Weber. Girls third, too The senior girls, under coach Miss Lauretta Seigner, finished their tournament in exactly the seine way as the boys, losing to the two London schools in the first two matches and whipping Central Elgin of St. Thomas to gain third place. Playing at Clarke Road, they met up with the eventual cham- pions from Catholic Central in the opener and were handed a decisive 15-4 drubbing in the first game and a 15.9 loss in the second of the best-of-three set. They came up with a better showing in their next set With South and were tied at 14 each at the end of regulation time, The SHDHS six scored the first point and needed only one more to win, but South came back with three straight to win 17,45. The loss appeared to take some of the spirit out of the girls and, their opposition had an easier time in posting a 15-5 margin in the second to take the series in two straight. Default helps Pitted against Central Elgin in the series between the non. winners, the locals jumped into an 8-2 lead, but wilted under 74. sustained drive to end up on the short end of a 15-12 margin. The St. Thomas school ap- peared to have third place wrapped up when they came up with a 13-4 win in the second game, but they had to default to SHDHS because they used two ineligible players in the contest. The 'break" really sparked the girls and after being down by a 5-3 count :in the early stages of the third game came roaring back to completely over- whelm their opposition by a 15-6 score, Members of the team were: .Toan Dettmer, Ausma Gulens, Kristina Gulens, Gail Farquhar, Elaine Miller, (Marjorie Mac- Phce, Jo-Anne Miners, Grace Eagleson, Diane Hood, Caro- lynne Simmons and Pauline Aquilino. SHDHS girls who assisted with the officiating included: Janet Blair, linesman; Cathy Smith, timer; Ruth Ann Salmon, scor- er, GREENWAY The Berean Bible Class of the United Church will hold its meeting on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whiting. .Personal items 'Air. and Mrs. Lewis Johns visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pepper of Exe- ter and together they visited. friends in the ituronview Home at Clinton, Mr. and Mrs, Donald l'ar. sons of liensall, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Cooper, Mr. and Mrs., Floyd. Cooper, Kathy and Nan-cy, are spending this week with Mr. and Airs. Harry Murch of Pcia.wawa and the men will be deer hunting in the Algonquin .distriet. Misses Susan, Gail and Deb- bie Parsons of Hensall. arc v isiti ng this week with their aunt and uncle, Air, and Mrs, Ross Skinner and family. The Elimville ladies of the Women's institute enjoyed a social evening last Tuesday night at the Exeter Legion Hall guests of the Hurondole Women's Institute, Mr. Melville Skinner, Mr. and kit's. Delmer Skinner, Ed- ward and Frances, Miss Gail McBride of Zurich were. Satur- day evening guests of Mr. and Airs, Ross Skinner celebrating the birthdays of Delmer and Brenda Skinner and Gail Mn- 13ride's, Airs, .Charles Stephen 'is a patient in South Huron Hospi- tat suffering with a fractured wrist and vertabrae from a fall last Tuesday afternoon. Sir, and Mrs. Gerald 'Ran- Me and Joanne of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Win, Routly. and Miss Jane Clawthorne of Port Huron spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Bra, phey• Al.:'. and. Mrs. Walter Mac- Pherson spent the weekend with relatives in London. the safe, dependable fuel that is refined and proved for your heating unit. For all your petroleum ne eds The, Tirnes,Arbtcgofo., Novombor 1961 TOP CE 'SPIEL---A total of 2.2 rinks competed in the opening bonspiel at RCAF Centralia over the week- end, with a rink skipped by Bill Thompson taking home top honors and the Labatt trophy. Officials and members of the winning team shown above are, from the left; Frank A.yton. lead; Bill Thompson, skip; Bob Ferguson, second; Jack :Pere, Labatt's representative; Art Marlow, third; Alf Fiske, club 'president, —RCAF SH senior volleyball squads settle for thirds in tourneys The SHIMS senior volleyball teams had to settle for identical third. place showings in the four- school WOSSA tournaments in London, Saturday, Playing in South Collegiate, the boys were forced to practi- cally change their entire meth- od of play as the referees used a different set of rules to the ones used in the Huron-Perth championships. 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