The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-01-15, Page 714
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ARENA Top Shot
t*AftttY ,HRipgmAti
Pee wee hockey at the arena.
lest Saturday Morning showed
the Wings. edging the Reckets. by
-the :scere of 44.. Bob" MacDonald
gave: forth .with a terrific three
goal performance while. RAY
Coetewell .added a single.
Mike .Ouettmanwas a two -goal
:Olan for the Tiockets amt. Jackie
Glover added the third tally.
in the second genie. the Rangs
ere beet :the Eagles 42. The
eeoring for the Rangers was well
distributed with Valebeing
scored. by Terry Fisher, Peter
De -Vries, Jim Clarseadden and
Trevor Whiteford, Jeff Peal=
„end Larry idle were the Eagle
goallettere.
The third game was another
closely .folight contest, with the
Jets nipping the Mohawks 5,4.
Larry Bruitnell mired two goals
for the Jets while .singles went
to Billy Allen,. Sam Illingsworth
and Andre Kenyon. Gary Par-
sons and Larry Stire provided
all the scoring men for the Mo-
hewks with two goals .apiece.
Players going to 'Leman ,Janu-
ary 17 are Neil Hamilton, Mike
Cushman, Larry Brintnell,. Gary
Parsons, Bob MacDonald, Jim
Carseadden, lack :Glover, Andre
Kenyon, Larry idle, LarryStres,
Larry Willert, Danny Lanaghan,
Ray Cockwell. and Peter De
Vries,
Ali players are requested to be
At the arena with their equip-
ment at 4 o'clock sharp '
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Jets -., a 1
Rangers A 2 3 1 A
5 2 4 14
Mob ay.; s 4 A 1
Eagles3 7 1 7
Roeket 2 7 2 6
January 17
2-3—Bangers vs. Alnhgwks
5-1fl----Jt vs, Rork ets
1n-11—Eagles vs. Wings
11:611.11:5n --B. Darns Vs, B 110VBS
11:30-12:nn—Pant her8 vs. Comets
Exeter-Lucan
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called, Exeter's Glen Weise got
nicked for two of them, both
minors, while Do.. Fletcher was
nailed for the other,
getter it, Lyman 5
Fr' i Period
1—Exeter, Loader
(Gravett, Merle) , 2.ne
7.—Exeler, °nevi*
3—Exeter, Loader 10:02
4—Lucan, Storey , 10:35
Seeend Period
F—Ltican, Wra it h {Storey
6-1mcan, ral t h
(Storey, Fletcher) —
7—fteter, Gravett
(Loader, Merle) 4:19
8—Exeter, Ohe rle
(Loader, Brevet( 7 2:2)
Exet er, elherle
Irira vett t 13:(14
10— il:xet r. Loader
(Crraveti. Whi)e)
Third Period
ens Bowling
John Anderson •of lfens3IU eop-
pert the lea-balt 5,0 -bird .handicap
trophy last weekend .at lite, Kip -
pen (iiu Chb ,when he won the
.shoot with S. score of 4L Ander-
so.n .Alee reeeives half a the
, entry money fter his feat.
Trailing by -three targets in
the rennerem spot was Earl
Doucette of
Five. ehootere tied for third
1.place with a. score, of 37. They
, were, Harry Mathers, Exeter;
iCheeter Lep, Hensel; Neral Har-
burn, Cromarty; Ashley :Gilbert,.
,.Goderich, .and Bill Kyle, :Meilen.
The Carling two-man team.
trophy went to Norm Harburn
o CrolnartY and Jack -Gilbert of
Goderich for their 41 bite.
The -teams of Charles Brand-.
on, Clinton, And 13j11 Kyle, Kip -
pen, and. Harry Mothers, Exeter,
and John Anderson, Hensel!,
tied for second place in the Wo-
man affair with 40.
The team winning this trophy
also receives half of the entry
money.
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iW. Davidson of the Windmills,
rolled a 318 single game for high
of the week while R. Jory, who
trundled 789 pins copped the
high triple award.
Hidden score went to Larry
Rumpel. •
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ran e sine (1.11 sar%1 671128 7.77 25
1‘ ills ( NN . Davidson 7291 _
31.111tmen (.B. Middleton 647) _ 2
Pepsis 1,). Coughlin $3-)
Silver liawlta TilleY A35 / - 2
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(1), Ilra yet 1. Farquhar 70117
P in Poi) Pers (B. Nicol 7111 .
Butchers (G. Robinson 7511 `' 4
Red's Billiards 1 .1. ("rocker 7e3)
• 5.1›: (Al. Rrtnlnetl 632) 5
(3. Rollers (P. James 575) ---- 2
Standings
Rock ets 26
_ 23
Milkmen
Red's 7733
niiteners
porsis 62
Tradesmen -7. "-- ---
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sietFARt1S--:...7::31
roma rty Rollers„....30
Pinpoppers
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+II" LTIAG I. 10
Imperials 11). Harrison 655)
Tip Toppers (R. Jory 7237 _
(,31, s e 523 )
Dodgers 1,1. Sent 1. 30?)
L. Kuperf est I', Poore 1106)
('o -Op (N. Jones rOl)
pat a rts ( tson nee)
'Ninepins 115. Pastiuszo 641
Wildcats (B. Higgins 619) _
Bs nk mont „.
Kipper) Tigers ( W. 'Welsh 6
Edsela)res (L. Ford 303)
7 j ;49
Siendiolgs
1'0st a rts
4:11 imperials
/1—Meter, Merle
(Loader)
12— Exeter, Ba vnhaM
Russel/. White/
13—Luea.n. .Flet eher
(Penalty shut)
14—bucan, Storey
(Fletcher)
15—F7xe ter, Bravet t
(Loader, (Merle)
16—AEget er, GrA VP: t
(Loa(er, Oberle)
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Kingpins43
Kdsela)res -
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L. Supertest
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Kippen Tigers 37
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held. their January meeting at 1
the home -af Mrs. Melvin Vilna il
an ThuredaY evening with gl I
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,CORRE$PONPENT, MRS. CHESTER ‘Sttil7V
Mrs. Aaron Weber Rome
The •death of Mrs. An
Weber, of Sebringville,
occurred at the .General Hasp
Stratford,. where she had h
a patient since. Noveniber.
was the former Mary Ann Et
-of .Weterloct :Coonty, born in 1
In wia, she was marriecj.
the late Aaron Weber who p
deceased her lag. Sepletith
Thee'. celebrated got
their -
anniversary in 1953.
Before coming la the Zur
distriet, where they farmed
the Bronson Line, they were
a farm near Elmira. For a
years they lived in Zurich, in
fine residence .now owned by •
and Mrs. Earl Thiel, retiring
Sebringville 21 years ago.
was a member of the Evang
eat U.B. Church, .Sebringville
Surviving is a son, Rennie, of
Santa Monica, Cal., and .a daugh-
ter, Airs. Joh. (Myrtle) Hamilton,
of Toronto; three brothers, Fred,
Olds, Alta.; Wesley, Youngstown,
Alta:, and Lincoln, Guelph: cne,
sister, Mrs, Norman Trask,
Alma, and four. grandeldhlren,
The remains rested at
MeMane-Glibert funeral hon
Stratford-, from. where t
funeral was held on Wednesd
January 7, with interment
Sebringville Cemetery,
Personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Deieh
were visitors at the home of A
and Airs. William Steckle.
Air. and Airs. ejilfred Ewa
of Detroit, were visitors at
home of Mr. and Mrs, Hilt
Truemner and faintly -and al
visited other relatives a
friends.
Miss Virginia Deichert has r
turned to her teaching duti
In Waterloo after spending a v
cation At the home of her pa
ents, and Mrs, Victor Deic
ert,
Mr. Stephan Mack, oldest' sr
of Mr. and Airs. Bryce Ma
returned. from a motor trip wi
his grandparents, Mr. and Mr
V. D. Mack of Crediton to Flo
da in the holiday season,
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Alanso
nd daughter, Susan, of Toron
were visitors at the home
heir sister, Mr. and Mrs. Newe
Geiger,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Batston
nd family, Toronto distrie
were visitors at the home of M
and Airs. Ed. Gaseho.
Mr, Fred Turner returned t
his home in Bayfield -after spen
ing a few days with his siste
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr
George Campbell, at Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dunn J.
and sons, Mr, Joe Cunninghae
of Clandeboye were guests at th
home of Mr, and Airs. Busse
Grainger.
Miss Anna Johnson, of Londo
pent a week with her cousin
1r, and Mrs. Thomas .Penhal
nd Ricky.
Mrs. Robert Greer and chi
ren were visitors at the hom
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der, The directors and board of
age, .management of the flay Town -
to ship Mutual Fire insurance sae
met on Saturday for the monthly
I meeting at Zurich in their
er.
don offices. When the windup of the
11958 business was transacted.
„ Unfortunately for 1958, like 1957,
4c" the company had a great Jna,nY
MI had fire losses, and the. financial
on budget does not show a surplus.
few,
the The annual reports hare been
mr. !audited and are in the hands
10 of the printer, and the annual
she meeting of the company will be
en. held early in Feheuary,
.EhlaYeel Dinner At Zorich
The management of Gin-
, gerith's Sales and Service,
Zurich, treated their employees
I and staff, 31 in all to a dinner
at the Dominion House, Zurich,
last Monday evening, A suitable
program of entertainment was
enjoyed by all.
the Entertain Choir
le,
he Mr. and Airs. Delbert Geiger
entertained the members of the
SY,
Evang,elical U.B. church chair
one evening last week
Accepts Position
pie Mr. Michael Hartman left for
Toronto this %veek where he has
accepted a position in the Bank
Id of Nova Scotia,
he ,Personal Items
on Mrs. Harold Pink, of London,
so and Mrs. Harvey Cowen, Exte
nd ter, were weekend visitors at
the home a the latter's sister,
e. Miss Pearl Wurtz,
es Mr, and Mrs. William D. J.
a- Mero, of London, were visitors
r- at the home of Mr, and M„
h- Mero.
Miss Dianna Thiel returned to
in her duties in London after en-
ck joying the holiday season at the
th home of her parents, Mr. and
s. Mrs. Charles Thiel and sister,
r- Mary Ellen,
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Mr. and Mrs, W. Sitter, Mr,
n and Mrs. D. Anderson, or Med-
i() ford, Mr. and Mrs, Orville Me -
of Clinchey, Mrs. Emma Schilbe,
11 Zurich and Mr. and Mrs. Frani-
Nigh and family of Seaforth
c, were guests at the home of Mrs.
t, A, Finkbeiner,
r, Airs, Tyrus Stanbury, Detroit,
spent a week at the home of
0 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
d. Ducharme on the Blue Water
rHighway.
Mr. and Mrs. William Desch
s.
and family, Goshen Line, Mr,
le and Mrs. Bert Faber and Diane.
of Kippen, Mrs. R. Desch and
O Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Penhale.
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Ducharme
n,
e, of Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
a Siemon and Dimity of Goderich
were visitors at the home of
1. Air. and Mrs. Peter Dueharme.
e Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, 1
d Jelin Turner were Gayle and
e. Philip Turner of Bayfield, Deb-
bie and Stewart Turner of the
Bronson Line.
leir. and Mrs. Clement Bedard
and family, of Windsor, are
spending several days with the
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5:30 tus, of Sarnia, were visitors with , a
some of the Gingerich families
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near Blake over the holiday d
.teoe!weekend.
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ich.
As Mrs, Pete Jeffery, on Ne
ear's Day, went for a pail o
ater, she slipped on the ic
overed steps and fractured
one. She will be confined t
er bed for some time.
Miss Mary Anne Ducharme
f Windsor, was a visitor at th
ome of her grandparents o
e Blue Water Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meyer
pent several clays at the hom
1 their daughters in Streets
Ile and Port Colborne.
Mr, and Mrs. John Scotchmer
nd family and Mr. and Mrs,
aymond Scotchmer, Bay•
eld, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Cole
an and Mae and Orval Schilbe
ere guests at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. Campbell McKinley,
oshen Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Heim
ch, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs
red Haberer Jr, Zurich, were
sitors at the home of the for
er's parents, Rev, and Mrs, E
eimrich in Brantford.
Mr. and Airs. Ed. Kaufman
1t1 family of Searboro were visie
rs at the home of their par -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haber -
and other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Quimby Hess
d family, of Peterboro, spent
few holidays at the, home of
:former's mother, Mrs, Marie
ess.
Mr. and Mrs, Ted Steinhaeh,
orma, Edgar and Douglas
id and Linda. Hackett spent
day with Mr. and Mrs. Morley
leiter in Detroit.
Mr, and Mrs. William Beech -
were guests at the home of
e former's parents, Rev, and
rs. Solomon Baechler.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wild
re visitors with relatives and
ends in Aylmer and London.
Miss Gioria Dietz, of London,
ent the' weekend at the nettle
her parents, Mt. and Mrs.
1ton Dietz and brother Stuart.
Mr, and Mrs. Morris Webb
d family attended the Webb
Mien held in Crediton recent-
we -
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O former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Bedard.
Miss Mary Louise Fritz has re-
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e turned to Toronto after spending
rt the holiday season at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
s Ward Fritz.
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It. and Mrs, Larry Hattman
d sons, of London, were visi-
s with Mrs. Theresa Haa-
n and sOna.
les. Melissa Geiger, of Bay -
Id spent a few days at the
me of Mr, and Mrs. Jack Me-
nehey and also Attended the
erat of Mrs. Aaron Weber At
riegville, She was acconipe-
d by Mes. Nancy Koehler and
ssrs. Newell a n d Claire
iger,
It, Clarenee 1'a1k.0, a patieht
St. Joseph's Hospital with
urisy, is progressing hely
hopes to be home before
Ir, MI Mts. Donald Sehwindt
fitfully af )3atleti and Mr,
Mrs. Keith Gingerieh and
illy were ,guests at the home
M. and Mrs, Kenneth Otago.
lizabeth FAlleele, daughter et
and Mrs. Koneeth
spent seine Of her
effete et the hem of list
ndpartstets, Mr, and Mts. ET.
McKinley*
Personel ifeme
Air. and Ales. .J. Bannister
Awl family were visitors with
relatives in Moreisburg for a
few days.
Mr. and Airs. Fred Bid (lc of
Paynton, Sale, returned to their
home after enjoying . several
weeks at the home of the for-
mer's son, Mr. and Airs. Reg
,Blaek and sons.
Mr. T. Barry Hoffman, Dash.-
ewood, made a business mil to
friends last week in Zurich.
i Mr. Maxim Overholt was the
winner of the, lucky draw made
at Drysdale store, it being An.
'electric kettle.
Mr. and Airs. Carl Houston,
'.of Gederieb, Were visitors at
the home of their daughter and
l son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon,
• Desch. near Blake.
i Mise Sarah Jane Bannister,
who is nurse -in -training at St.
Joseph's :Hospital, London, spent
the weekend at the home of her
Iparents, Mr, and Airs. j. Ban -
,t nister.
I Air. and Airs. Joseph .Traber
i and family of London were visi-
tors at the home ,of Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart-
man, of Windsor, visited at the
home .of his mother. Mrs. Therese
Harman for a few days,
ladies present.
The service of worship Was
taken from the Missionary Alonth-
iy with Mrs. Bruce Keys Preeld-
big assisted by Airs. Floyd Aren-,
strong. , I
The business was conducted
by Mrs. Elmer llayter. Mrs.
John Robinson and Mrs. Bob
*McKinley were voted to become el
life members. Airs. J, Robinson
, gave the treasurer's report and 1.
Mrs. K. McKinley the birthday 1
fund balance. Reports were given
for the Baby Band by Mrs, F.:
Armstrong and for the Mission I
Band. by Mrs. R. Peek,
An invitation to meet with the .1
Varna ladies for World Day of
Prayer was accepted. Mrs. B.
Keys was in charge ,of the study
period %vial Airs. J. Robinson,
Mrs, Arnold Keys and WS. Win.
Hayter assisting.
Personal -Items
Mrs. Bruce Keys has been stip-
ply teaching et the Front Road
School (S.& 3). The regular
teacher, Mrs, Marie Beatty, has
been on the sick list since the
last day of school at Christmas.
Mrs. Bob Robinson is a patient
at the Queensway Nursing Horne
in Hensel]. She expects to be
there till some time in March, I
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'Huron County .Councit
MEETING •
The Huron .County Council 'will meet in tie -CoUtt
House, Goderich, Ontario, on Tuesday, January ;Otk;
1959, at 2:00 p.m.
All communications, notices of deputatiot4
counts must be in the hands of the Clerk nOt 18t0V
than noon, Saturday, January 17th, 1959.
JOHN G. BERRY, Clerk
County a Huron.
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