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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1965-03-25, Page 7M1. 4 r • 4 f I II • FEATURED in the Seaforth Skating Club Fun Night Friday were junior skaters, Vicki Miller, Cathy Stewart, Margaret Eckert, ' Mary Oke and Pam Patrick. .The program at- tracted an enthusiastic audience. (Expositor photo by Phillips), Beavers Advance to Ontario Semi -Finals Seaforth Beavers advanced to Ontario semi-finals by defeating Lucan 4-1 in the seventh and final game of the series Tues- day evening, at the arena be- fore 700 fans. Lucan had, pre- viously tied the series at three games each when they shut out the Beavers 5 to 0 on Friday night in Lucan, -In the first° period Seaforth opened the scoring at 5:15 on a goal by Bill McLaughlin, assist- • ed by Jack McLiwain and, Bob Beuttenmiller, They went ahead 2 to 0 on a goal by Jack Mc- Llwain, assisted by Larry Dale at 7:42, and at 15:51 Ed. Dol - mage scored from Ken Doig, to snake the score 3 to 0. Lu - can fought hard and only spec- tacular play by Gar Baker, in the Seaforth net', kept them off the score sheet; The two teams played a fast close -checking game, only to have the goal tenders turn -back good scoring r opportunities. Finally, in the third period, at 13:30, Lucan found the mark on a goal by Jim Aldis. Lucan then put the Pressure on. and Seaforth fought hard to hold their lead. Prean pulled their goalie with, a min- ute to go, only to have Bill Mc- Laughlin score at 19:23, from Property Change Property changes announced through the office of Joseph McConnell, realtor, include: Ranch -style house owned by C. Lyle . Hammond, Egmond- vilIe,• to Stuart DdVries, Sea - forth; possession May 1st. The Carl Stapleton property and residence in Dublin, to Herbert Brown, Dublin, posses- sion next month; David Netzke house and buildings in Harpur- hey. to Dr. Paul Brady, posses- sion May lst. Winthrop Warriors Win `D' . Series al goal at 17:45, making the final score 8=5 far,, Winthrop. Play Here Saturday -Monday Winthrop now play Kurtz- ville with the second game of the series ,slated for 'Seaforth on Saturday, March 27th, and the third game, also in Sea - forth, on . Menday, 'March:.. 29th. Win 8-2 Winthrop Warriors ,won their WOAA .Intermediate "D" group championship series when they defeated' Monkton 8-5, in Sea - forth on Monday night. Win- throp won the best four out -of- seven series, four pines to one. The Warriors will now meet Kurtzville in' it four -out -of -sev- en series, with games schedul- ed for Seaforth on 'Saturday, March 27, and Monday, March 29. Winthrop opened the scoring at 1:25 of the. first period on a goal by Ray Powell from Jim Strong. H. Illman tied the score for Monkton at 7:17. Ray Powell from Leon Maloney and Jim Strong . at 7:45 for Win- throp, but H. Illman tied the score again at 10:55. Frank Malone; from Arthur Murray at 11:35, gave Winthrop the lead,' but G. Smith knotted the count once again at 14:07. Arthur Murray from Frank Malone and Don Moylan at 15:43 and Ar- ' thur Murray from Frank •Ma- lone at 18:30, gave the War- riors a 5-3 lead: • In the second period, D. Ron- a - nen.berg scored for Monkton at 1:14 and Arthur Murray from Don Moylan at 8:52 for Win- throp to give the Warriors' a 6-4 lead going into the 'third period. In the third period, Winthrop counted twice:- Winston Powell from Keith Allen and George Love • at 7:07,• and Arthur Mur- ray' from Art Strong at 11:05, .for his fourth goal of the night. H. Illman scored Monkton's fin- of Winthrop ti, Monkton 2. Winthrop skated to an 8-2 vidtory'"over Monkton in • the fourth game of their group fin- al series,- played in Milverton on Friday night. • The Warriors scored the'lone goal of the first period when Arthur Murray took a pass from Frank Malone to 'score at 6:00 while Winthrop ' were shorthanded. a ed. In .the second period, G. Smith tied the score for Monk - ton at"6:40; but. Winston Powell came. back for Winthrop when he .scored on a breakaway at 8:30. Tom Love, from Ray Powell and Jim Strong at 17:52 and Winston Powell again at 19:17, gave the Warriors a 4-1 lead. In the third period Arthur Murray scored on a pass from Frank' Malone at the 20 -second mark. H. 'Illman 'counted for Monkton at 2:15, but Winthrop came back. strong with goals by Keith Allen from Wayne Dolmage at 9:41, Keith Allen again at 17:43. from Winston Powell, and Frank Malone from Arthur Murray at 19:30, to end the scoring with the final score ATTENTION! .. Bean Growers . Turnip Growers ' Weeds cab cost you many dollars. Using the wrong weed killers can cost you even ' more! 'Your are cordially invited to attend an INFORMATION MEETIG and FILM SHOW Exeter Legion Hall, Tuesday, March 30th at 8 p.m. Outstanding Speakers i19 Refreshments Door Prize The Programconcerns products available from Weed Killers supplied by: MALCOLM DAVIDSON, .Ilrucefli:eld,, and MILTON J. DIET, Seaforth Sponsored by CHiPMAN CHEMICALS LIMITED. Montreal ° Hamilton •. Winnipeg : Saskatoon - irdinonton t Son Ken Doig, to clinch the victory for the Beavers. Seaforth now begins the best - of -seven series with Orange: ville, on Thursday in Orange- ville, the winner to advance to the' Ontario finals. Skaters Present Fun Nite The Seaforth' Figure Skating Club brought its 196465 sea son to ' a successful •close on Friday, evening with ,a skating exhibition and fun night. Among th'ose'' taking part in the exhibition were the follow ing skaters: Red Stars — Kim Campbell Kim' Anstett, Pam De Groot Lori Kennedy, Heather McPber son, Linda Heard, Helen Smale, Janice Rose, Jayne Baker, Deb- bie eb- bie •cPherson; leaders, Bar- bara Brady, Susan 'Hildebrand; Geoffrey McPherson, Don Heard, Dougie Anstett, Robbie . Chesney;• ChasrStew- art, Kevin Campbell.' Green and Blue Stars—Tracy Ba�Cer, Patti Rose, Debbie Cher - nes, Debb'ife Rose, Ellen Stew- art, Barbara . Chesney, Susan Hannan, Debbie Elliot, Claire Devereaux, Sylvia Vanderhoek, Lisa Whyte, Lori Whyte. ' Gold Stars — Susan Wide - brand, Barbara Brady, Vicki Miller, Cathy Stewart, Mary Oke, Margie Eckert. Intermediates—Jane Sills, Di- anne Patterson, Jean Devereaux, Ruth Ann Dunlop. Seniors — Bruce Brady, An- gela Devereaux, •Mary Sills. Soloists --Barbara Brady, Su- san Hildebrand, Bruce Brady, Mary Sills. Pair Number — Mary Sills, Angela. Devereaux. Quest_ skaters; Miss Kim Roberts and Don' Rosebriigh, of the Preston Figure • Skating Club. Hockey Group—Dave McMil- lan; Dwayne Cornish, Joey Mc- Lean, Doug Hoover, Brian Mc - Bill Nodiger, Bob Cro- chan,'Allan Carnochan, Gordie Carnochan. BARBARA KIRKMAN AUX.. The regular meeting of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary of First Church met Tuesday eve- ning with Mrs. Dale Nixon,, the president, in the chair. She read an opening poem, "Who Are You?" and also led in prayer. Mrs. Elmer Rivers per- formed the duties of the secre- tary in the absence of Mrs. H. Whyte. Mrs. R. Kerslake read treasurer's report. An in- vitation Was accepted to attend the meeting at Northside Church on March 30. Mrs. Whyte and Mrs. Nixon were .appointed to represent the society at a meeting to be called re a questionnaire. in regard to the status of women in the ,church attendance at meetings. Mrs., J. E. Daley re- ceived' the collection land Mrs. Wallace Ross led in prayer. Mrs., Keith Sharp, leader of the group, then was in charge, of eventa„. A panel of ladies, dressed in old-time bonnets and shawls," gave the story of the WFMS and the WHMS from the year 1864 until the present' time. They were Mrs. W. A. Wright, Mrs'.'' R. Kerslake and Mrs. R. K. McFarlane, Mrs. Sharp gave the resume of the Barbara Kirkman Auxiliary from the time of its beginning in 1902, with Miss Kirkman as the first president, until' the present time. A hymn was sung and the meeting closed. with Prayer', FUNERAL ROBERT J. MOORE Robert. J. Moore died in Queensway Hospital, Toronto, on Monday, March 22. He was a brother of Andrew Moore and Harvey Moore, of $eaforth. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pan. from the Lee Funeral Home, 258 Queen St. S., Streetsville, with inter- ment in SpringCreek Cemeter LA BY L,PE HEE Seaforth Mixed . League. Team standings; Kingfishers, 119; Canaries, 107; Orioles, 87; $wallows, 81; Robins, 80. • ,.'Ladies' high, single, Anne Wood, 23.7; triple, June Bous- sey, 618; men's -high, single, Mery Nodwell, 282; .triple, Bri- an Broome, 599. .Commercial League Team standings: Sewer Tile, 100; Shoelaces, 100; Motors; 75; Misfits, 48; Never Sweats, 47; Strikers, 45. Egmondville Church League Team standings: Bobeats,113; Alleycats, ,97; Wildcats, "72; Polecats, 54. Ladies' high, single acid tri- ple, Joan Eaton, 310 and 707; lnen's high, single and triple, Mel Merriam, 2'79 and 680. Junior .League Team standings: Polecats, 8$; Lucky Strikes, 85; Mustangst, 84; Carpetbaggers, 63. High single, Andy Thompson, 292; triple, Les Carter, 704. Ladies' Inter -Town Team standings: Zurich, 100; Exeter Pepsies, 98; Exeter, 91; Goderich, 76; Seaforth, 49; Lucan, 34. Ladies' high averages up to,. date: Anne Wood, Seaforth, 206; L. Smith, Exeter, 203;. B. Wilson, Exeter Pepsies, 203; P. Haugh, Exeter, 197; J. Lovell, Zurich, 192; D. Queen, •Gode- rich, 191. Seaforth Legion League Team standings: Guttersnip- ers, 101; Beatles, 98; Lucky Strikes, 81; Hepcats, 60; Mar- tians, 55; Redcaps, 47, Ladies' high, single and tri- ple, Anne Wood, 236 and 639; men's high},, single and ,triple, Al Smale, 346 and 712. Men's Inter -Town Individual scores on Saturday in Clinton: Art Finlayson 164, 328, 223, 253, 225=1193; Bill MacLean 313, 244, 203, 273, 162 =1195; Neil Bell, 193, 154, 228, 198, 170=943; Gord Maloney, 146, 152; , 12.7, 162, 154=741; Leo Hagan 116, 147, 234, 145, 233=875; Jim Scott 255, 220, 264, 170, 203=1112. Games: 107.1, 1098, 1152, 1056, 993=- 5370. 93=5370. •„ St., James' League Team standings:. • Cracker=4 jacks,• 111; Night Hawks, 107; Pace Makers, 99; Happy Gang, 93; Flippers, 81; Hotshots, 80. BRODHAGEN NE Featurin 1p. This Wee% At the Seatorth D etrid nigh School (By Torben Haarbyej`' • It seems that right at the moment almost every' club in the school is' busy trying qo raise money. First, the Glee Club had a candy sale. Then the GAA had a dance Friday noon. Monday noon the Drama Club had a dance, but here was a difference, because Friday at 3:30, some of the members were auctioned off. Susan Leone hardt was bought •-by Barry WMS Has. Meeting On Thursday the Presbyter- ian WMS was held in the school room of the church with 20 present. The • president, Mrs. Francis Coleman, opened with Call to Worship, followed by Hymn 388. The Seripture les- son was read' by Mrs. Hugh Mc- Lachlan, taken from Psalm 72, verses 1-18. Prayer was offered by Nrs. Van Rooijan. The group was ynable to at- tend Belgrave 'thankoffering- meeting en account of another meeting the same day in the church. ' On motion of. Mrs. Butt and Mrs. -Helen McMil-• lan, Rev. McFaulds was asked to be guest speaker and he has since accepted. Miss Jessie. ,Fraser gave the' treasurer's report and received the offering. A: solo by Mrs: Butt entitled, "Take Up Thy Cross,” was sung, accompanied by Mrs. McGregor. Mrs. Helen McMillan, the group leader, and several of the members, took part in the .third program of the study book, "Through the Years in Canada," Miss Jean Scott •gave a reading on "Friendship", and afterwards called Mrs. Ila Dor- rance to the front and present- ed her with a gift from the members' of the former McKil- lop Branch of WMS, of, which she had been a faithful mem- ber for so long. Mrs. Dorrance thanked -the, society for their gift ,and expressedt'her feelings towards it. Mrs. Dorrance is moving to Burlington to live. . Hymn 649, -verses one,, and O'o, "From Ocean Unto Ocean," was sung. WS OF THE - WEEK Mr. Wilbur Hoegy was con fined to Scott Memorial Hospi- tal, Seaforth, undergoing X- r'ays. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennewies, of London, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Benne- wies. - of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Smith, of Stratford, at the home' of Mr. -land Mrs. Howard Queren- gesser, Mitchell, on Sunday for the baptism of the, former's daughter, Nancy Susan Smith, at Trinity Anglican Church, Mitchell, Beverley being one of the sponsors along with Patri- cia Querengesser •' and Lyle Smith. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Monkton, and Mr, and Mrs. Dowell Smith and Dale, of Stratford, were also among the guests. Mr: and Mrs. Gordon Miller. and Linda and Mr. and MVIrs, Ed. Fischer, of, Seaforth, visit- ed Mrs. Toledo, Beuerman and Pete Miller, Waterloo. Mrs. Beuerman recently underwent an operation. Mr. and Mrs, August Scher - berth with their daughter, Mrs. Calvin` Gilck and Rev. Gilck and. family,' 'Deshoro. Mrs. Douglas Aitcheson. Rock and An, of Niagara Falls, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- win Rook. Mark Jeffrey Moore, soon of Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, was baptized at St. Peter's Luther- an Church by Pastor Brill, with Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Buuck the sponsors, along with the parents. Mr: and Mrs. Alfred Beuer- man and Susan, of Seaforth, with Mrs. and Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy. Cpl. ' Frank Rymerchick, of Camp Borden, Mrs. Frank Keis- wetter, Gary and Wayne., of Wa- terloo, and Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Oliver, Stratford, with Mr. .and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Oliver, r, Stratford. re- cently. Mr. and Mrs. Carman .Mogk and family, St. Thomas; Mr. and -Mrs. Mel Voll and daugh- ter,• ,Kitchener, with Mr. and Mrs. George Mogk and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mogk. Rev. Harold Brill was ' the 'guest speaker at the World Day of Prayer service at Monkton United . Church. . A banquet was held at the Communitl Hall on Thursday, sponsored by the Mitchell Ag- ricultdral Society. L. C. Powell, general manager of the Cana- dian National Exhibition, To- ronto, was the guest speaker. A regular dance on Friday night with Desjardine's orches- tra and a cabaret dance Satur- day night with Al Wagner's or- chestra•_were held at .the week- end at the Community Hall here. Russell Shofdice accompanied Howard Querengesser to Han- over last Wednesday to a curl- ing bonspiel, sponsored by Laidlaw Lumber, of London, Rus'Sell winning a navy- duffle bag. Mr. •Mervyn Hodgert had the misfortune to be in collision with a . hydro post in the vil- lage when he slidowing to the icy street. His car was badly damaged, but fortunately he - wasn't hurt. Mr. and M'rs. Robert Beuer- man, RR 2,'•Walton, 'and Mr. and Mrs. Martin' Dietz, RR 5, Mitchell, accompanied Mr, and Mrs, Manuel Beuerman to the opening of the new garage and showroom of Middlesex Motors in London last Tuesday, of which the latter's son, Wayne Beuerman,• Is a salesman, and afterwards visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, Beuer- man, London. Mr. and, Mrs. Donald Ahrens, Kimberley, Colleen and Karl, of Burlington, with Mrs. Chas. Ahrens. Mr, Clayton Ahrens, Water- loo Lutheran University, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Ahrens. Masters Paul and Mark Shot - dice attended the birthday par- ty of their, cousin, Janet Clark, of Mitchell,.' last Wednesday. Mrs. 'E1ize13eth Querengesser and Mr, olid Mrs.Russell Shol- KIPPEN Mr, and Mrs. Grant Love, of Caro, Michigan, visited Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Mc- Bride. Mr. and Mrs. Fldin Kerr spent a few days visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,Schafer, .of Dryden, Michigan. Mr, Jack Consitt realized a very good sale of stock and implements on Saturday after- noon. The sale was well at- tended, - - Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Little- ton and daughter,. of Liti visited over the weekend'°bv the utt'er's sister and. brother- .Mr. rothel-•Mr. and Mrs. ittlssell Nolan; Mike Newnham was won by Dianne Finlayson; Doug Mills went to Mary Jenn Mac- Lean; Sandy Shear was bought by George Wood; Judy Muegge went to John Holland; Jim Tra= quair was grabbed by .Erma Agar. Last, but not least, the "handsome" auctioneer, Fred Hassan, was taken by Janet Turnbull. The highest price re- ceived? Seventy-five cents! Another way the GAA is try- ing to get money is by raffling off an Easter Bunny, so you kids who have always wanted one, buy a ticket and try your luck. ' The Grade XIII students miss- ed out on the auction because they went to the "open house", at the University of Waterloo. We were treated to a guided tour throughout the new chem- istry and biology building, learning a bit about ;everything that takes place at these insti- tutions of higher learning. STAFFA • Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller entertained a number of friends Friday evening. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butson, 'Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dearing, Mr. and Mrs. Rert: i.7aynard, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Scott and Ronnie, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bowman, Mr. and 'Mrs. John Templeman,' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris and .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kemp, Eleanor. and David. David Kemp and Eric Norris, Guelph, spent the weekend at their homes here. Staffa Women's Institute held their final progip'e�.ssive euchre party 'in Staffa ,Township Hall on Monday evening. There were 14 tables in play. Prizes were won by: - ladies' high, Miss Oliv,e Speare, Cromarty; gents' high, Gordon Hoggarth,. Staffs; ladies' low, „Mrs. Russell Wor- den, Staffa; gents' low, Cliff Miller, Staffa; lone hands, Ed. Chappel, Cromarty. WINCHELSEA • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dobbs and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of Exeter, visited on Wednesday- • -with Mrs. Newton Clarke. Mrs. John Coward spent Fri- day with Mr. and Mrs, Bev Parsons and family, near Exe- ter. • Mrs. Russell Lee and Mrs. Ross Mathers, of Exeter, and Mrs. George Frayne, of 'Sun- shine Line, visited Friday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs, William Walters' and -Mrs. Nelson Clarke, • Mrs. Newton Clarke visited in Lucan on Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Gladys Atk;nsoril. Miss Barbara Gi1i11an s:Th'Y • WHITE "T" SHIRTS • Trimmed with gold, aqua or coffee. All sizes. Each 2.98 tar SKIRTS. , r Cotton Sateen • ,In ox Outer Multi color Paisley print in.> Aqua, Pink,Coffee; Blue, ,Gold,, Pink. Sizes 10 to ,20• EACU '"'E't• BERMUDA SHORTS. Of Cotton sailcloth; side -zipper- Golden, Sand, Aqua Mist, Ca - fee Ice. Sizes 10 C (_8 to 20. PAIR 47 w r7 SURFER' PANTS Of Cotton sailcloth; Golden, Sand, Aqua Mist, Coffee Ice. 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