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Sherwoods face elimination in series with Centralia squad
in Hensall they triumphed
by a score of 7-6 in an ex
citing sudden-death over
time period.
The third game goes
are continuing their heroics
into the playoffs.
The Marauders have taken
a two game lead over the
Hensall Sherwoods in a best-
The Centralia Marauders
improving greatly in the
stretch drive of the regular
schedule of the South Huron
intermediate hockey league
of-five quarter-final series.
At the Huron Park arena,
Thursday night the Cen
tralia club downed Hensall
by a score of 8-5 and Friday
GO TO BRUSSELS — The winners of the junior and senior divisions of the public speaking contest sponsored by the Hensall
Legion advanced to a zone competition held Saturday in Brussels. With Nancy Overholt, and Kelli Schroeder are Legion presi
dent Grant McClinchey and contest organizers Larry Uyl and Charles Co.oper. Staff photo
Many women take parts
Prayer service well attended
The World Day of Prayer
service was held in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Friday with the president of
the W.M.S. Mrs. Harvey
Hyde presiding and
welcomed those attending.
Spiritual Growth and voices
of Africa were the theme of
the program. Mrs. Hyde
opened with the meditation
and prayer. The hymn Kum
Ba Yah was sung. Mrs. H.
Parker and Mrs. Jack-
Brintnell of Chiselhurst
United Church read Scrip
tures and Responsive
reading followed by prayer.
Mrs. Harvey Moir and
Mrs. Don Volland of the
Arnold Circle evening
Auxiliary read Scriptures.
Mrs. Audrey Christie of the
Hensall United Church read
scripture passages and in
troduced the guest speaker
Rev. T. Garnet Husser who
gave an outstanding
message on the growth in
Knowledge, Growth in Faith,
Growth in Hope and Growth
in Love. Responsive
readings were led by
members from Hensall
United Church namely Mrs.
Grace Drummond,
Rodger Venner,
McAllister, Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs. Ian
Ron Mock
and Mrs. Gerstenkorn. Mrs.
Malcolm Dougall and Mrs.
Edith Bell favoured with a
piano duet. Mrs. Hyde ex
pressed thanks to Rev.
Husser and all who took part.
The meeting concluded with
prayer and the Lord’s
Prayer in unison,
Set social place
Rev. Kenneth Knight
conducted service in Carmel
Presbyterian Church on
Sunday. The sermon was
“The Testing of Jesus” Mrs.
Robert Taylor played the
piano. The Sacrament of the
Lord’s Supper will be
celebrated at the regular
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hour of worship on Sunday
March 25. A congregational
pot luck supper and
crokinole social is planned
for Friday March 16 at 6.00
p.m.
Hensall United Church
Rev. T. Garnet Husser
conducted Communion
Service in Hensall United
Church on Sunday. The choir
sang the anthem “O Come
let Us Sing Unto the Lord”
under the direction of Mrs.
Marianne McCaffrey with
Dr. Ralph Topp ac
companying at the organ.
Flowers were placed in the
Church in memory of the late
Ross Forrest by his family
and in memory of the late
Mrs. Sam Thompson by Mr.
& Mrs. Don Travers.
Pair mark
golden event
Recent visitors at the
Queensway Nursing Home
were Bill and Alma Schwartz
and Ray Wuerth visited Mrs.
Lou Wuerth. Linda Lippert
and Jeanette Lippert visited
Hugo Schenk. Vera Lammie
was visited by Chester Dunn,
John and Iva Ridley. Mr.
E.G. Hogarth and Elaine
Baynham visited with Mr.
Hogarth’s wife Dora
Hogarth.
Mrs. Hazel Snell visited
Louise Mitchell. Linda Oesch
visited her father Pat Oesch.
Mrs. Hoelscher and Mrs.
Nell Kendrick were visited
by Elizabeth Varley. Joan
Betteridge and Violet Bishop
visited Irene Kalbfleisch,
Sunday was “Open House”
when Mr. & Mrs. Pat Oesch
of Zurich celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
Mr. Oesch has been a
resident for several months.
Eighty-seven guests
signed the guest book. Mrs.
Oesch wore a rose corsage
and Mr. Oesch a rose bou-
tonniere.Cake,tea and coffee
were served. Mrs. Eric
Luther conducted Church
service on Tuesday with
Louise Mitchell at the piano.
The Chiselhurst Ladies
entertained the residents on
Monday with bingo and
treats.
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Thursday night at the Hen
sall arena with the fourth if
necessary at Huron Park
Friday night.
Hensall had appeared to
win Friday’s game when
Brian Campbell scored with
a minute and a half left in
the first 10 minute overtime
period.
The goal was disallowed
and Campbell assessed a
two minute penalty when it
was found he was using an il
legal stick.
The game resumed and
was scoreless for the
balance Of the first period of
extra play.
With three minutes and 35
seconds gone in the next
overtime session, captain
Ron Funston converted a
pass from Mark Cronyn to
clinch the victory for the
Marauders.
The game was a see-saw
affair from start to finish
with first one club and then
the other taking the lead.
The first period ended in a
2-2 tie. The Marauders went
ahead temporarily 3-2 but
the Sherwoods rebounded to
lead by 5-3 at the end of 40
minutes of play.
Perry Knee put the
Marauders ahead at 3.43 of
the first period on a three-
way combination with Ran
dy Funston and Matt Muller.
Less than a minute later
the Sherwoods tied the score
on a successful shot by
Dwight Consitt with assists
going to Al Taylor and Lloyd
Allan.
Gary Koehler shot the
Sherwoods ahead at 8.30 on a
pass from Rick Ingram.
Only 24 seconds later the
score was again even as
Matt Muller hit for Cen
tralia on a play started by
Eldon McCutcheon and
Mark Cronyn.
With 52 seconds elapsed in
the middle frame, the
Marauders again moved
ahead. This time the goal
came from the stick of Ron
Funston on an unassisted ef
fort.
In the last seven minutes
of the period, Hensall scored
three times to take a 5-3
margin on the scoreboard.
Bill Chipchase started the
Sherwoods scoring spree as
he completed a three-way
effort with Brian Campbell
and captain Gary Kyle.
Then in quick succession
Fred Campbell registered
with a passing help from
Jim Ferguson and Brian
Campbell and Ferguson hit
with assists going to Wayne
Corbett and Brian
Campbell.
In the first 12 minutes of
the third period, Centralia
battled back with two goals
to get back on even terms.
Matt Muller out the puck
into the Hensall net on a
play originated by Ron
Funston and Paul Theander
scored on a solo dash.
Fred Campbell fired his
second goal of the night at
12.33 to out the Sherwoods
ahead again, but this lead
was short-lived.
Ron Funston scored his se
cond most important goal of
the night with five minutes
left to set the stage for the
dramatic overtime victory.
Three goals in the last half
of the third period allowed
Centralia to take Thursday’s
game by an 8-5 score.
The Marauders jumped
into a 2-1 first period lead on
successful shots by Ron
Funston and Mark Cronyn.
Matt Muller assisted on both
goals and Ron Funston
provided one assist.
The first period Hensall
marker was fired by Fred
Campbell on a three-way
combination with Brian
List top speakers
in Legion's contest
The Hensall Legion Public
Speaking Contest was held in
the Legion Hall, Hensall on
Thursday evening with 24
contestants and around 100
parents and friends at
tending. Mr. Grant
McClinchey President of the
Legion was Master of
Ceremonies and presented
the following winners with
their trophies: Junior
Division: 3rd runner-up -
Christine McAdams; 2nd
runner-up - Tammy Durand;
1st runner-up - Kelly
Schroeder. Senior division:
3rd runner-up - Janet
Regier; 2nd runner-up -
Tracey Ducharme; 1st
runner-up - Nancy Overholt.
Kelly Schroeder and
Nancy Overholt advanced to
Zone Public Speaking in
Brussels Legion Hall on
Saturday. Do-nuts and coffee
were served by the Ladies’
Auxiliary at the close.
Unit Four of Hensall
U.C.W. Meet
The regular meeting
Unif four of Hensall U.C.W.
was held in the Fellowship
Hall with fifteen members
present. Mrs. James
McAllister presided. Mrs.
of
i
theNellie Riley gave
devotion and read the legend
of “The Praying Hands”
Mrs. Nan Britton spoke on
the topic “The Year of the
Child” Mrs. Myrtle Sherritt
played a piano number.
Forty visits were made
during the month to sick and
shut-ins. Plans were made
for the Mission Festival to be
held in the United Church
Sunday April 1st. The
meeting closed with the
singing of a hymn followed
by the benediction. Mrs. L.
Purdy and her committee
served lunch.
4-H Club II Meet
The Hensall 4-H Club II
met at the home of Mrs. Fuss
and opened the meeting by
repeating the pledge. The
members read alternately
about hats, selections and
care of hats. Everyone is to
bring their patterns and
material to the next meeting.
To hold euchre
The C.P.T. Committee of
the IOOF and Rebekah
Lodges are holding a euchre
party in the local hall on
Friday. Everyone is
welcome.
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because Ontario wanted to
impose an amusement tax.
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The worst thing about get
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children's advice.
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rested on the seventh day
because He knew what was
coming?
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damp family."
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may also be something
as minor as a loose ex-
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dirt and corrosives from
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buretor, choke, and
spark plugs first. Intake
air leakage is another
possibility, especially if
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Police in Longmeadow,
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driving lessons. Seems
the town's patrol cars
have been in about a
dozen accidents in the
past two years, costing
some $20,000 in
repairs.
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Campbell and Wayne
Corbett.
In the middle session each
team scored three times and
the Centralia club was able
to maintain the one goal
margin.
Paul Theander converted
a pass from Randy Funston.
Blair Hearn hit with the
assist again from Funston
and Matt Muller scored
from Ron Funston and Pete
Wuerth to take care of the
Marauder scoring.
The first Hensall player to
hit the scoreboard in the se
cond 20 minutes was Jim
Ferguson on a pass from
Brian Campbell. Next was
Dwight Consitt on a three
-way combination with Al
Taylor and Bill Chipchase.
The third goal was shot by
Brian Campbell with assists
going to Fred Campbell and
Gary Kyle.
The Sherwoods tied the
score at 5-5 in the first three
minutes of the third period
when Steve Knight beat
Rick Snell in the Centralia
net. Assisting were Fred and
Brian Campbell.
Eldon McCutcheon notch
ed what proved to be the
winning goal for Centralia at
9.07 when he flipped in a
pass from Ron Funston.
With only 11 seconds left
and Hensall pressing with
six forwards Mart Muller
put the game out of reach
with a shot into the empty
net.
Six seconds later Ron
Funston scored the eighth
Centralia score on passes
from Bill Hodge and Matt
Muller.
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