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Growing Curling C:lub
,Father joined the Curling .Club.
!Fat:her died AWaY' last
"Fa•ther didn't •die, you dub, Leprechauns illfrap.Up D
0. 1 • I Ile's my father? Nob at all,
I it_
%A!
'But they've closed the club. S(3 he
‘feef o pteresActive T ear 'Has BO place to go, you see-
- , , • • - No place left for him roam -Five Area
Teams tiominatea.
.By SGT. 4. RitPkgY games were won and lost all :111 is "3' i"O•allag '1141T1e- —Continued From Paae
Kiss him - won't bite• you :0 -
At 7:00 p.m., April 1 a large •aver again ne 1 • •• • tit
c i r . Y . !seeped peeing
group et ears gathered °Mai& The aura of $prina' was in the 'Ail them curling
entering the building vi,i c . guys look Other at .8:39 of the first period i igeoring • , 'sone.
for a temporary 1,0 kart. I Penalties - Cooper (Warding)
Lite Legion :Hall in Exeter. This ;,., u„„ • d ''' • .11,,
heralded the beginning of the — '-ii‘`' 6"' V -'
57-'58 curling banquet .at which each lady was preesnted with a' Climaxing this or i g was Ken Hudson scored bOth o 4:'".
150 Exeter and district curlers corsage to match milady's gown the presentation, of the trophies. *
ea n- the. Ilderton goals
i .;:rbilledidgle4:riti:1!), Goldba wk
Ltolinson)„. 10%43 4--Kbarn (raft' Beech
5--Luran, Black: 4 ) 3:43
Penalties -- MacDonald 3:40,
T.h I oil Period
6 -Liman. RevIngton
(13Iach 4 ( 4
n. Coughlin . 4:23
Peualt lee - Hussey (tripping)
:26; 'MacDonald Gripping) 11:00.
1.114`4'4,-K 14 (14,A OW
fleet rkrio4
uran, Black (Lewis) __ 14:35
Penalties . None,
Se C0104 Pe r$00r
2.- Liman. Revingt on 10:14
Penalties -- None,
Ph rd 'Period
3-Ltrean. Black (Coughlin) 14:05
Pextalt ies Blaek (hookingt
3:211; k'ot ester (slashing) 4:391
Porter (boa rding ) 13:11t; Lewis
(hoarding) 13.2u.
(II IS LI CA N Al) A. Vilir:104.,
'LO l 44 N A II T
AT (4 ODEit C,4(
Tildgetown Exeter 1
Zurich 3. lidert)n 2
eraig Zurich 1
)411911133' a, ll'ensa.11 1
;pee pe owl Series Playoff
I.itcart 3, 'Luck no w 0
Litcan 5, Six Na Ions 3
Liman 3, Mildmay 4
'wait 4, Kbenezer 3
(J.w'an wins "D" series cham-
pionship.)
Nita Ines None.
Chai•Jes MaeNangliton present. Milrimay Takes .Hensalt i itinyitii
were present. They had come and :upon, the rta.bles. artfulty ar.' •
- - ; ro
for the presentations e the tro- ranged were daisies and daffo..,eri the MaeNaughton Trophy to Mildmay's Little Monarchs tip•-.3RUMmown, wis
phies; to rehash the games past di's with lighted yellow tapers Bog Armstrong and his 'team; ended lJensall's pee wee entry :: 4 - itidgelo' wn. Ford (Guyil t1 3:24
. 11113
and to reflect on that which :alongside.. # Dick Roelots.on presented the by a 3-1 score. ' . 1 3 Ridgetown, Doldhawk, . . 3:41
might have been if only . . . 111 Amongst the lights and flow- Canadian Tire. Trophy to Hen- Monarch's Don Liesemer was !risister. Lesiliek
passing might, 1 add that the .ers at the head table were. enalt les - 'Se
derson, King and his :conceder- the hero with a pair .of big goals ' i :
118 1 10:29, hlenien tboa.ro-
President Lee Learn and his •
ales and the South End Service in the final period to go. with -..a I
wife, Mr. and Mrs. N. Bray, ,Trophy was received :by Lee single tally frOrn Gary 'Meier in t ,311..3 A Cri-3.1.0 3, 'ZI..31.1(1.4 1
Airs, 3. Ross, max (warts/ ouLearn and histeain. the first. Pirli rerion
arttrarreletTelf.terrrereerret•errrerrer
Wuerth's 21st
Anniversary
Sale
STILL IN PROGRESS '
Men's and Boys Boots and
Shoes, including Dock's,
priced for every budget.
Leather & Rubber Repairing
Promptly and Neatly
Attended To
•
SAVE $$$ AT WuERTH's
the John Labatt Co. Ltd., Mr.l 'Ilie Exeter Dairy Trophy, Craig Chapman kept the lien.' • Alistttara:!;.Ncn'rneolleii
and Mrs. Artwh
Cann, Mr. and hicis presented yearly11
to the sail club right. in the game 401 I Tnaln,
----- 3:36
Mrs. Dick Roclofson, Mr. and ladies championship team, was 6:07 of the third when he scored: Seeond A.ei°
i d "
Mrs. Bill Allison and Mr. and awarded to Ethel Ailey and her his club's lone marker to tem- 1 sroring .....-.N0„0,
Mrs, Jim Bradley. • entourage. Each of the team porarily whittle Mildmay's lead . renames
The Legion Women's Auxiliary „t
players received miniature rep- to 2-1. ;'etird period
served the ravenous crowd of
fleas of their respective swards. 1 4 %7 _ r .1 1,111 na , 1 2 Avslisa, L‘ralgr (.""ell
curlers With a feast that. was t 'The winner of the first 'WO- defol'ir. W'a.°;.1.r1. 1.H.ndegl ns, I rifigaar7: i 8- (A Osea"(''irsig, Bender ". 77 97.;1115a
Learn, after introducing the ceived appropriate prizes. Tro- B Milli "l'a.
an added dessert President Lee and her teammates,
men's division was Viwilloppreer. iftv.,,,,,,,,iiisi:,:10,,onl, ,,..,..0.,,,,griihnn. 01g,. a.' elfi. y131,6e‘ii-v 2 i .4 '!,,,10;z1,1 al', 11(inlitel, :At tif .37,1a:t:1,:riiplinn_,;(1:012,3i4n:,:)t)
iiz, i•,,,,,. terintintafteg.,, 131;448.itunt 4 in 11 eber (roughing) 14:16,
a delight to partake of, and as
head table, Caned (Men the, Phies were awarded to Betty N'oung , k.lrnle O'Neil, '1'erry :Wyk.
president of the Women's Curl- hr .Eletceand her team who were son. date Dussey, Dan Paul, Boh First Period
ing Club to read a poem. which runners-up in the club champion- Hardy. 1
Penalties -- None.
Zurich, Bloch
S14'6o§I 1111 Perl
2-- Merlonki
, tdstt 7:43
enalties - ;Bert. (tripping)
we would like to reproduce for OW.
your pleasure.
311.1.1131A v riont, Alfred we-
ber; elPfelIVP, Don Lleserner, :Rob -
"The Curler" I Mother and daughter were IV Ing$'
in Morley: ven t re, Gary VS
Bill Dick isor1/4 Mike We-
.
3:30
"Who's the •
stranger, mother very busy with the weddi g her: Riter"`"' LinYd "ber'
aril Metcalf, Ken lone*, 'David
Look, he knows is - awl; he! Bride-to-be: "We've so much Dietz, Doug Weber, BMW Mellen.
queer! : to .do,. we musn't forget the most • :13 ria'n 'Melia ritild' 1t1)11 Die".
HUS/1„ wild:lnyown, don't talk so . insignificant detail."
1 : MOther: "Oh, don't w 0 r r y
• about him; .he'll be there."
your father. dearest child.
dear? • , plans, n Pam De tater, Larry Sell I, Leon -
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RESEARCH
CANCER
EDUCATION
CANCER
WELFARE
SERVICES
Exeter Branch
Huron Unit
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY
Exeter Campaign
Hciuse-To-House Canvass Friday, April 11
Members of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary Will Conduct Canvass
DASHWOOD °I*
CENTRALIA ***
USBORNE
STEPHEN
CREDITON
HINSALL
Members of
door canvass
Dashwood Men's Club will
Monday., April )01
conduct
Canvass will be conducted Wednesday,. April 16
a door.to-
Parrn.to.Parin Canvass by the Usbont PetleraliOn of
Agticulturo And Wom*n's histitutai
PorMiteoPerm dat11/1“3 by Direttort Of Stephen TOWniiiip
Pechitation of Agriculture
tredifon Weirtionst linitituto
the last week of Aoell
tferiskif Kinsitiell Club Will
later In Month' •
will conduct •tonvist Outing
•tontluct ittoor464loor-
1.1.X.ETIrIft Timm 11-
011; defence, 1'l'y Willer': .11114
LI -(',t 4.7 S. 3311.091A 'I! 4
carseadden ; ('elit re, 3111i e ('11311-
3)1111; wings, Bill Wright, 51 an
hesnlek; a Iterna t es, nOn
Rad llose, Don Cooper, Larry
St Ire, Larry t ell, ry Per-
sona, Bob AlaeDortald, Fred Wells,
Andrew Kenyon.
SIX NATIONS - Goal, eneral ;
defence, ft, Diekers, G. Lick ere ;
venire, W. UM; wings, T. PM,
Ft, Green; alternates, Mart in,
Poodry, Davis, Po wiess, 5, Smith,
Omulk, W, Mills, B. Hill.
Z1113.11.1:11-(1oal, Richard 5) ad e ;
efenee, .Rob P319), 13111 Dinnin;
centre, Ca in Wit met.; wings. Lar-
ry Merner, Greg WIllert; alter -
1)3(33, Barry Bloch, Bernard Be.
dard, Philip flegier, ft 1c 11
Thiel, Bob 3313311311, HO VI' 8 I'd -
l'fq IVA, Roy McAdams, :Robert Ba.n-
nisi ers, Stephen Mock, Boss
Fisher,
1 KNsm.r, - nal, v Id 1.'ay-
lor; re nye, Ted Mock', Bob 510 -
llght0r): (ten( re, Wayne Ell-
wood ; wings, Craig Chapman,
Otto Sam le; alternate, Gary Law-
rence, Bob 1) 1 d'leto n, Gary
St.tol 1, Rob Carl] le, 'Arlan Alt -
A Ott r, Trevor -Bruce Shit. -
ray, Billy Chipchase, Don Fergu-
son,
Third Period
3- Merton, K. Hudson _ 2:33
4 -Zurich, WiiiPl't 4:23
5-3(uric)i, W Bert _ 14;38
l'enalt les - None,
ILD'ETITON' -- Goal, Parkinson;
r)pV3flr'3, Macit Shoebot torn;
(len!. re, 1-f tulson; wing•e, Jackson,
1.7. Hudson ; all ernat es, Watson,
Buddo, LiOrd, 'R1'1111013(4, Ship-
ley, A lice, Pillar)), J"itrgmall,
Aths.t, (IRA 1G -Goal, 'Bob Ttoh-
indon; deferwe, .1 im McLean, John
Ross; (4(431 1'!', Dent' is 'Morrissey;
wings, Lawrence. Lockhart, Son-
ny Slater; alternates, W a yn
Weber. Don Crouch, Torn Lovo,
Don McAlpine, ;Joey P1111111)1, ./1111
Bender, Tom CUM] ingharn, Fred
Branston.
RIEGETOWN G'oal. Jifl Neu-
Letis; defence, Doug Ford, Wayne
Glassford; centre, Harry Guyitt;
wings, Doug Orr, Ted goldhawk:
alternates, Peter Gohleman. Earl
Powis, Bill Haddock, Fob Murn-
merY, Dennis Hogg. jack Thillne,
Jim Mystik, Morro y Johnson,
Fred Quidney, Dick Wright.
3111.0 :It A.I" 3, }F.1MIALL 1
First 'Period
1. A1119maY, WIeler
('Webor)--
_ _ -5:49
Penalties Metcalfe (tripping)
1:40; Sma le t boarding) 3:00.
Second Period
Scoring - None..
Penalties -- None.
Third Period
2 -Mildmay, 'Llesine.r
3-Hensal I, Chapman
(Smale
4-3311dMay, Llesmer
Penalties - Xone.
ItIOG.E.TOWN 5, :EXETER 1
First 'Period
1-,--TtIdgei own, Goldhawk
1;36
3.37
9:41
Post Nine
Shutouts
Nine more' 1-0 shutouts were
registered in the Exeter Ladies
Bowling League this past week
with five being turned in by "A"
section teams, and four from
the "B".
Whatnots (A. Davies, 689), Pin
Poppettes (P. Haugh, 561),'Happy
Gals (A. Brock, 587), Lollipops
(I,. Brock, 647), and'Alley Cats
(N. Hooper, 519), were the win-
ners in the "A" odds and evens
grouping.
Wee Hopes (N: Caldwell, 559),
Hot Dogs (L. Snell, 539), Green
Horns (J. Taylor, 545), and Jolly
Jilts (A. Pres2cator, 519), looked
after the "B" grouping winnings.
Blowettes, behind D. Prances
541 Ihree-garne total, emerged
as five -point victors over the
Be -Bops,
Buttercups and E. ollettes
chalked up 5-2 decisions OVer the
Mighty Mice and lips 15 Downs
respectively,
With only one more wedk to go
in the regular bowling sessions,
the top two positions in the odds
and evens sections of each group-
ing are still wide open.
In the "A", Happy Gals hold
a mere on0-pini bulge over the
Pin Poppettes, while in the
evens, although Whatnots are
well in front, the Be -Bops could
catch the second Noce AHOY
Cats.
Wee Hopes with 22, hold A
three-point difference over the
second place. Buttercups in the
odds section of the "B" group.
night behind the Cups cone the
Jolly Jills with 26, tvhich is only
three book of the second placers.
Mighty Mier!! with 14, :Busy Po.os
with 11 and ri•isky Six with two
round out the standings.
In the eVen, (.116 red -het Bet
Dogs enjoy six -point morgin
over the Green Horns who are in
turn bottling to hong onto second
DUO, with 17 points. lips &
Downs Are a mere 'Point behind
the Horns, while the ItolletteS
trail the Downs by 'title Ont.
4,A•• ovento
wbotnents (A. Day131a 6333I
Ti3h9icat/Deel4 WItt0 433).. (I
Pik 1'66160 t Rough 9e7) 7
Nato. It(voicet Songster 527)
t-roroy elolo Ben'k 331) --
H14.1014 (rt, borittid 630)
Lola ootsil *Olt 341)
iti)OfOr,3 CAL A1111111 4111
.111av ('out ltoenor ,
Palo rNt. Illovor VIA) 6
ifitertaitas rfl'. 'Nance sfn
AA AO the rt., /6(414111
Please tut (6 rage0
1.4 r.r ) Period
.1-31ild in ay, 1 tick lso n
15(4hile)6;40
2.,-LIWri.11, Coughlin (Lewis-)- 303
3.-3111(Imay, Weller
Diet, 1503, Schile) . 12:57
Penalties - .Black teharging)
.340:2:;134 Period.
4-- ;1;,0
1171 aid,1Rn In gton
_
5--larean, Re.ringron _ 5i;145
Mildmay, Llesemer13;23
Pena,itles - Lieserner -(.11-ooking)
.3:h411;
'rt 'Period
1-1.1tean, ',Black (('oughlin) 2:31
8-3tlidmay, Weller 2:39
9-1,tican, Black
rflecington) . 14:60
Pena 1 .- Bodgins (holding)
11:011; Morley 1 Interference 1 12:33.
(' N 3, SIX NATIONS 3
Firm( Pc I•.)011,
1 -Sis Nations, Greet
B. Helm
2-1dica n, Black — 31::3216
Penalties - Hodgins (tripping')
2:57,
n .1 :Period
3-Imean, 'Black
(Cotighl in, Lewis)
Pencil ies - Hussey (board1142
)
6:11; .1 -lardy (boardinr,) 6;26.
Third :Period.
4.. -Six Nations, B. Lick era
(Martini - .. 1:00
$-51a Na tions,A1 a-11111
-
tPla nat.)
)1-1.tican, Coughlin' (131a-ekT 95;107
C'oughll n (Black) 10:23
8-ldiean. Lewis (Coughl)n ) 12.83
Penalties -- 'Young cross-cheqk-
ing 15:33; Hodgins (tripping')
16:13; Coughlin (hooking) 13:05.
CA •r; 4, EBENEZER 3
First Period
1 -Ebenezer -'3:35
Penalties - Hussey (boarding)
4;04; .Black (slashing) 4;56.
Second Period
2-EbAnezer, H. grant„..,.___ :34
3-Lucan, Coughlin . . 4:33
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