The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-03-19, Page 6Page 6
The Tires•Advdcate, March 19, 1959
:Personal items
Mrs. Margaret Evans, of Wat-
erloo, visite(' withther rets
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. hiu Lar .:n. 1
last week.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer
Moved on Saturday into their
new ranch home.
Mrs. Elgin Roweliffe, who un-
derwent a major operation in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, on
I Friday, is coming along nicely.
Mrs. George Mess, who has
as
been a patient in St. :Joseph's'
:hospital, .London, returned 'tome
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CORRESPONDENTS
Mrs. Maude Hedclen, Phone 5
Mrs. Archie MacGregor, Phone 56
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Mr. G. J. Goman, Exeter. in,
spector for Public Schoo!s for
South Huron, was guest speaker
at the Citizenship and Education
Meeting of Hensall Women's In•
salute held in the Legion Hall
on Wednesday.
Mr. Goman said in his in•
formative address "We have to
encourage humanitarian think- j
ing," Children owe a great deal
to their parents both good and
bad and juvenile delinqueney
might be blamed on parents.
Less criticism of teachers M
front of children and knowing
both sides of the story might he
to the advantage of the school,
the teachers and the children.
His address was interspersed
with humor and he closed with
the reading of First Corinthians,'
chapter 13. The speaker was in.
troduced by Mrs. A. W. Shirray
and thanked by Mrs. R. T. Rowe.
Mrs. Robert Elgie gave an in-
teresting demonstration on "Our
flags and how they came to he."
Mrs. Elgie's pupils of grade 1 '
of Hensall Public School gave
two square dance selections.
Cheryl Little in costume favored
with two tap dance selections
and a ladies' quartette com-
posed of Mrs. R. H. Middleton,
Mrs. T. C, Coates, Mrs, George ;
Armstrong and Mrs. T. J, Sher -
rift.. with Miss Greta Lammie,
sang. The theme "Citizenship'
and Education" was carried out
throughout the meeting.
Airs. George Armstrong spoke
on plans for short course on
1 "Hospitality hoods" to be held
!in the Legion Hall, April 13-14,
1.30 p,m. Ladies of the cam-'
i munity will be made welcome.
Miss Porteous, home economist
from the extension branch, To-
ronto, will. be the leader of the
course.
Members voted on courses for
the Senior Leaders Training
School "The Third Meal", "Win-
dow Treatment" and Lamp-
shades."
Members of the Institute will
serve lunch and contribute one
number at the May meeting of
South Huron Hospital Auxiliary
meeting, Donations for the rum-
mage sale sponsored by the
Auxiliary to be held in Exeter.
1 April 24 may be left at Mrs.
Albert Alexander's home in Hen-
sall.
The 1959.60 nominating coin-
' mittee appointed were Mrs. Wi)•
liam Henry, Mrs. Basil. Edwards
and Miss Greta Lamniie.
Hostesses were Miss Jennie
Buchanan and Mrs. Frank Har-
burn; program conveners, Mrs.
Elgie and Mrs. Sherritt with
Mrs.' Sherritt presiding for the
program, and president Mrs.
Carl Payne for the business.
Hostesses for April will be
Mrs. Harry Horton and Mrs. W.
R.
Dougall.
Arnold Circle
Mrs, Bill Fink was hostess at
her home Monday evening for
the March meeting of the Arnold
Circle of Carmel. Church.
President Mrs. Ed Fink opened
the meeting and Mrs. Trevor
Wilson and Mrs. Gerald Bell. led
in the worship service and dis-
cussed the topic "Our Presby-
terian Church work with the
French Canadian people."
Mrs. Ed Fink willbe hostess
for the April meeting.
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ARENA MANAGER—,l, R. "Scot-
tie" Hume, assistant recreation
director at St, Thomas, has been
appointed manager of Hensall
Arena. He will commence his
duties April 1. —T -A Photo
Kinsmen donate
to Listowel fund
"Advertising Night" was ob-
served at the dinner meeting of
the Kinsmen Club held Thursday
night. Vice-presidents, John Heal
and Ross Jinks, chaired the
meeting.
A cash donation of $25.00 was
voted to the Listowel. Disaster
Fund. Discussion centred around
the Zone D Conference to be,
held in Hensall at the arena,
Sunday, April 5, from 9 a.m. on.
150 members from. 12 clubs are
expected to attend.
Guests were present from Del-
hi including Wilf Wittet, nominee
for Deputy Governor for Zone D,
who gave a campaign speech.
Cpl. Les Dupont, RCAF Clinton,
who resides in' Hensall, was also
a guest.
Teams fight
'Personal items
Io addition to winning three
firsts and three seconds in the
piano class under 15 at the Strat-
ford Kiwanis Music Festival,
Miss Carol. Brown was success-
ful in winning the R.. T. Mc-
Bride Scholarship last Wednes-
day afternoon.
for playoffs
With playoff time only three
weeks away, teams in the Exeter counters. �a
men's bowling league are fight- Don Hesse counted twice for
ing for the last playoff. spots. The Hensall, while single markers
top six teams in each group will went to Ken Parket, Eric Small
enter the playoffs and there's a and Murray Baker. Don O'Brien
battle to the wire to decide the was the top play -maker for the
final spots. losers as he assisted on four of
his team's goals.
Hensall was given the right to
proceed in .homebrew playoffs
on the basis of a protest which
the team filed against: RCAF
Station• Centralia following the
Spares are close behind and have f series between ,the two clubs.
a •better than fair chance of gain -1 The Flyers declined, to defend
ing a playoff berth. The Trades- the protest and the WOAA order -
men could also finish in the top ' ed Hensall to meet Elora.
six if they could muster a strong 1Henselobjected to Centralia's
drive in the remainder of the, use of several, players who did
schedule. Alive on the air base.
Lucan award
to Chapman
Craig Chapman, 12 -year-old
son of Mr, and ]Airs. Lorne Chap-
man wonthe award for the
inost outstanding player at the
Shamrock tournament at Lucan
on Saturday, March 14.
Hensall lost their game to the
London South Lions Pee Wees
9-3, Craig scored the three goals
for Hensall.
Chiselhurst ladies
name delegates
The March meeting of WAIS
and WA of Chiselhurt United
Church was held last Tuesday
afternoon with vice-president,
Mrs. Russell .Brock, in charge,
due to the absence of the presi-
dent. Theme of the worship serv-
ice was "The Universal Mission
of Israel" taken by Mrs, William
Brintnell and Mrs. C. D. Daniel.
The study was given by Mrs,
Percy Harris on the United
States. Mrs. Robert Kinsman
favoured with a piano solo.
An invitation was received to
attend the annual .April daffodil
meeting of the Cancer Unit .in
James Street United Church,
Exeter, on the evening of April 7.
Mrs. John Glenn and Mrs. T.
Brintnell -were named delegates
to attend Huron Pres;•yterial in
Goderich, March 20.
The WA meeting was presided
over by President Mrs. R. Tay-
lor. Easter flowers will be placed
in the church for Easter Sunday,
A gift of a prayer plate or mug
will be presented to each child
that is baptized.
Elora whips
Hensall club
A short-handed crew of Hen-
sall Coach proved no match for
the powerful Elora Rocks in
Hensall on Saturday night. The
fast -skating Rocks romped to an.
easy 26-5 rout, to take the first
game of their best -of -five inter-
mediate "C" series.
The Elora team maintained a
relentless attack throughout the
game. They appeared to score
whenever they wanted, and at
one stage in the second period
netted. five goals on five shots,
Don Gear led the attack as he
triggered six goals to single-
handedly outscore the homesters.
Mac Hillis added four goals,
while "Rocky" Montgomery and
Ron Landon each fired three
In the "A" group, Rockets,
Windmills and Red's Billiards
appear to have clinched playoff
spots. The Milkmen, Butchers
and Big Six hold down the final
three spots, but the Pepsies and
The "B" group appears to be
much closer, with 13 points sep
arating the top, team from the
sixth place squad. Edselaires
and Kingpins, although in sev-!
enth and eighth spots respective-,
ly, could easily make the gradej
as they are only four points outs
of sixth. spot. The last four.'
teams in the league could only
make the playoffs with a com
plete reversal of form by the
league leaders.
The bottom six teams in each
league will continue to bowl in
the consolation round.
This week's high single was
rolled by Al Blanke as he
trundled a neat 323. Bill Higgins
took high triple honors with a
713, while B. Parks, of the Up-
starts, won the hidden score
award,
Bob Osgood continues to set
a torrid pace in the high aver'•
age division, as he holds down
top spot with a 238. Len Thomp-
son is Ozzie's closest rival with
a 230.
An important meeting of all
team captains and the league
executive will be held on Thurs-
day, March 19, in the town hall
at 8100 p.m,
:LF:AGt`F4
Tradesmen (T3. Sandtrir 642)
Rig Six (h. r"a.se. 829) .-
R,eclteta (t, 447)
Milkmen (it.. Smith 835i
SVindniilta (R. (lA,gnnd 72))
l inpeppnra (11.' Nirn1 711())
Rntelter§ G. rnhinAnn 010)
noesis (N.l'erauann A5Ar
SIIV'-r Tfatc),a (,f. T4eywnnd (57)
Tt. 'Rnitarrls (J. Ttrnnossey s7;,
r., Tin11ars (11. Pow 0211)
Spares (W, Shai,ten fits)
S(nndtnism
T,nrkl,ts.. 116
Winrlmilla T2i
news l3llIl8rrlh 1I4
Aitlkrnon . • 188
n11i 811 . 94
Pepaia 02
Spares At
Trarle8men. A,
T'Inpnppl'ril ,
Trotters Si
Otiver Hawks RA
r,ft'i 11,74A7 i4
dsstairos 1.T, lfenrlrink 4 4)
fi.t1.'ss rr;. lurk 5451
Oankpiontp ((1. 11nhaiieln 4121
hhdgerk (G. Nortlrentl 5283
co -0p tr Hume 471)
1"eeetraAlt. Tory 41
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Ct'ildcats (1, 111#mks 742i
tw9atarta (tit', W1tSot9 4751 _,
Xink11ina, (J. pterin 045)
tCleeoe t'Igote (A. T)a'ltnt 444)
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H 5NS f,l'� -- Goal, McLaren; de-
fence, Trill Baker, hurray Bell;
eentre. Hesse; wings, Don. O'Brien.
Ken Parker; alternates. George
Parker. John Baker, Bedard, Mur-
ray Baker, Sma11.
19LO'RA — Goal, Heating; defence.
McCabe, Block; centre, Schwint;
wings, Gear, Hillis; alternates.
Altelrison, Montgomery, Landon',
Dehauer, tavedon, Young, Coa-
tis Dickenson
Around the
ARENA
By LARRY HEIDEMAN
The Jets of the Exeter pee wee
house league travelled to Gode•
rich on Saturday to compete in
the Lake Huron zone recreation
hockey finals.
They were pitted . gainst a
strong Goderich team in their
first outing and were decisively
beaten, 6-1.. As this was an elim-
ination tournament, the Jets
bowed ouit of the coopetition,
Toni Allen was the only Exeter
player able to heat the Goderich
defense to score,
SfetntilInes
t'pstM40 82
Wildcat _. .._. RF
Imperials( __83
L. SuperteSt _. _. 8 2
G.Tf,"k 70
re -op 77
tudeoiaires
74
:f:ir)gnlne -.._. 72
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T)ndgpra -_.. -- . 54
Tip Toppara ._,W__., n
Rankmon ta 54
nigh At rneoa'
13. nsgnod 2,211
L. Thompson 226
T. )"ulier 217
gB 2J1r.ril - 214
ft. "VAtr T)orstolfiaw 215
213
211
W, t)avldson 211
'. Heywood 2111
17, (4ravett. __ ..__. 204'
Ty. tx�nrrs eon
h. Tfaxrith _ 26
R. 'Frayno , 265•
T,. 7fsklentan- 245
M. ttrinlnelr .._ .. ..__.. 284
F. na.rling.___ . 2(11
f#. Ttoltsmoit _ 284
t'
t. atrhairil , 264
C'aahrnan w x61
n. _ 2113
2. iVrinran _- 203.
Tt, 'Wettlstiter -. 2112
(". t.dt�'o.t 1 282
i.. G1et,dentiliti _ .._ . 202
Et, Shilfn: .... _.. ,"61
!i. Sting 201
T. Crooked'
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Kinettes visit shut-ins
Mrs. Winton Miekle was host-
ess at iter horse Tuesday evening
for the meeting of the lfeilsall
Dinettes with president .Mrs,
Jack Drysdale presiding.
Discussion cert t r e d around.
plans and arrangements for the
canting inter -club which is.being
held :at the local arena on May 1.
This Sunday members of the
club will visit some 30 to 33
shut-ins in homes, hospitals and
nursing homes.
Mrs. Jim Clark Won the mys-
tery prize,
St, .Patrick's Ma, success
Members of the Evening Aux-
iliary are .pleased with the suc-
cess of their St, Patrick's bake
sale, lea, and notion table held
in the schoolroom of the United
Church on :Saturday.
Mrs. Roy Popper
top bingo winner
wasfour
Mrs. Roy Pc ler
.times winner
att rhe. ilensall Le-
gion bingo on Saturday night
and her husband was also a wtn-
ncr,
Other winners included Mrs.
Ray Dorian, Peggy •Haley, .Shar•-
an Smale, Mrs, Wes Penner, Rob.
Upsilall. 111r. Kenney, Mr. John-
son .and Mr. Schwartzentruber;
share the wealth, Mrs. Alfred
Reichert.
Jackpot this Saturday will be
$83C
Over $100.00 was realized from
the sale. The sehoolroom and tea
tables were attractive :n St, Pat
rick decor,
Honor n wlywefa
An enjoyable everting was
spent at the home •of Mr. and,
Mrs. kiarold Parker, .on Friday
when a number of relatives
gathered in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Eenneth Parker, who were
recently ntarriecl.
• A social time was en,joyed and
refreshments served. The bride
and groom were presented With
several gifts,
Brides -Elect
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