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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-01-05, Page 7sition 17-5 in the. third quarter to open up a comfortable mar- gin, Teachers keep pace The Peripatetic Pedagogues kept pact with the loop leaders and ran up their third win with a thrilling 64-55 win over the Scarlet Raiders. It was a see-saw battle all. the way until the final quarter, when the teachers pulled ahead with 19 big points. They opened up a 17.10 lead in the first quarter, but the Scarlet Raiders came back to whittle their margin down in the two middle frames and started the final session with the score all tied up. George Wright continued his prolific scoring to pace the Ps Pers as he canned 29 pants, his biggest night of th year. Ron Bogart was next in line with 10. Ron Needham provided a big portion of the offense for the Scarlet Raiders, hitting for 23 points. Many of the left-hander's shots were from well outside the teachers' zone defense as he het a hot streak with his one- ha n dors. Felix. Boogemans canned 14 for the Raiders, Helps opposition The most unusual play of the night came when Ron Bogart sank two points and found out he had put it in his own bas- ket. After a time-out, Ron Heim- rich took the ball out in his own end and flipped a pass to Bogart who took one dribble end, and put In a lay-up in his own The teams' scoring was as follows: P,PERS—George Wright, 29; Ron. Bogart, 10; Lyle Little, 9; Jim Carey, 8; Ron Heimrich, 4; Gary Bryant, 4. SCARLET RAIDERS — Ron Needham, 23; Felix Boogemans 14; Doug Lenaghan, 7; Stan Desjardine, 6; Paul. Petal, 3; Al McNeil, 2; Ken Patterson, Harold Blanchard, ZURICH HUSTLERS — Tom Burke, 14; Bob Fletcher, 11: Don O'Brien,5; Al Wiper, 4; Keith Lovell, 4; Bill. Gillian, 3; Bob Cheek 2; Dick Recto-e- st/ill 2; Bill 'Batten, 2; Neil Campbell, Chub McCurdy, Dan- ny Moore. TRIVITT MEMORIAL G arY Middleton, 1.1; Cherlie Korniek, 9; Ivan Hunter,Dttear, 0: Ralph Sweitzer, 2; Ric Wooden, I; Fred Dobbs, 1. In action tonight, the Scarlet Reiders tackle the Angels at 7;60 p.m, and the Zurich 'l net_ Imes take on the P,Pere at 8;60. . . Until .1.913 import, 'tariffs Were the principal source of federal governinent revenue in Canada; it was not UntilWorld Wet! and Apt after that Canadians paid income And corporation taxes aad the sale's tax on mantifaetered goode. world's peptilation, _ CArneen, All of Remit. (*ledge With Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Kyle and Jimfoe Christmas Wete and Mrs. W i 1 in e r MeClieelley, VAena; Me, and Airs Ivan Steelde and Ivan Jr„., Saytield; Mr, and Mrs, W, Taylor, of Lotdon; Mrs, pot Thiel, Doug and Allan, 1lilii 1, and M. mid Mrs, Morley Wittritef Dttreit, gE NICE TO PEOPLE ON THE WAY IP RECAUSE YOU WILL. MEET THEM ON THE WAY DOWN. • • S • • • a a A:COMPLETE ADIATOR SERVICE ON THE SPOT RE C NEWS 13y DON "BOOM" GRAVETT Director of Recreation .-....eeeaeeeeee1,Vretsleteeeeeeeeeeeeeee.lree-reeees.s., 4.0 march by the Leafs over the Wings. Barry Baynham's four goal outburst and Peter Lawson's Iwo goal effort paved the. way for the Mohawks' 7.2 romp over the -Hawks. Billy Hooper scored the first of the Mohawks' seven goals. Frank DeAeries tallied both of the Hawks goals, Bantam division The high-flying Wings racked up their seventh win of the sea- son, Wednesday, by whipping the winless Bomeres 6-3, The win gave the Wings a four- point lead over the second. place Phantoms, who drubbed. the Hawks in the other fix- ture. Big lion Cornish paced the Wings' attack as be blinked the light twice and picked up a pair of assists. Brian Bayne ham, Bill Farquhar, Vic .Ful.- cher and McConnelly account- ed -for the other tallies. Dominic MarchiRon trigger- ed a pair for the Bootares and Bill Allen was the sniper on the other. Bob Burns had a field day in the Phantom's 9-2 romp over the Ilawks, scoring six times in the one-sided affair, Bob Storie -triggered a pair and Ian :Howard was credited with the other. Mike Beach and Glenn Over- holt scored for the Hawks. Alt-Star action Coach Cy Blommaert of the, Exeter Kinsmen Midgets got sweet revenge at Milverton ear- lier this week when lie directed his squad to a thrilling 3-2 vic- tory. Earlier in the season, Md. verton had edged the. locals 5.4 in the Exeter arena, In other action, Exeter ,luve- Mies suffered their second straight defeat at, the. hands of Seaforth when they dropped a 10-2 verdict on home tee Wed- nesday night, eureiteo SCHEDULIS .Tuesday, Janua ry Sharip—eraey -mares) I 1 Piet) 1lildde--V1 Hripprr ralne RobrrUren-1,1 ay BIM' on I I Wel Smith—Marian 110 trlirr Wednesday, January in Ot 1 w r•11 Inn,' SIMI I) Ma lila Clalsor.—Edne. 13usrliP l'Auret.ta Belem er —Bernire Cann ilpiph ertuyn—Edi th Boyle Thursday. January 11 . Mar Donelrl—A.lathy kni horn 1. Helen Ran dors—Dore by Elder Lots Learn—Verna. Fink in the first nine months of immigration l.o Canade dropped by one-third compared to the same -period of 1960— from 88,842 to 56,108, Comfortable Home FOR ELDERLY VOLK Why not give them the best? THE BEST cArit is evallablo at, Exeter Nursing Home Registered Nurse 24 ROM'S a :Day Reasonable Rates 130 Sanders W. PHONE 711'7 Minor hockey Canadians won their first game of the season in the Exe- ter Minor Pee Wee House League division Saturday morn- ing when they edged the Ran- gers 4-3. In other games, (he Maple. Leafs shutout the Red Wings 4-0 while the Mohawks skated to a 7.2 triumph over Use Hawks. Durand stars Ron Durand, who was taken off the Mohawks to help bolster the Canadiens mid-way through the season sparked the Cana- diens' victory with a three-goal IMM seifeetetWeeteeeeretsteeseea. ' tse" Happenings in Elionshard By MRS. GLAPWYN HOOPER Christmas visitors Mr, and. Mrs. Wm, G, Jones and family, Mrs. Lottie Jones with Mr, and Mrs. Jas. B. Bry- an of Prospect Hill, Mrs. Lottie Jones was Sim- day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryan of Greaten and. Tues- day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Jones of Glendale, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thom- son and. family with Mr. and Mrs. Carman. Rinn of St. ela, rys. Mr, and Mrs. Herb Langford of Greaten, Mr, and Mrs, Ross Langford and family, Mr, and Mrs. Gladwin Langford and family of Dorchester with Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth La.ngeord and family, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Mills And family of Prospect Hill with. Mr, and. Ales. jack Thom- son. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Thee. key and, family with Mr. arid Mrs. Fred P'attison of St. Ma- rys, Mrs. E. Trewartha or *lot- mcsville with Mr, and 'Mrs, Kenneth. Langford, Mr. and Mrs. CUL Hartwick and family of. Bryanston with Mr, and Mrs, Wm. C. Jones on Tuesday. Mr. .and Mrs. Jim. Pine of Belleville, 'Mr. and. Mrs. Ken- neth :Facet', Morley, Eddie. end Paul of Weliburn with Mr, and Mrs. Gledwyn Hoopet and fain- 11y. Miss Ruth G. Hooper of Tor- onto .es spending the holiday at her hate with Sir, and Mrs. Gladwye. Hooper, effort, Jimmy Parker scored the other. Wayne Gagne, Larry 1-laughs and Jean MatehillOn added the Ranger. markers, Marvin 1.16Wet Mired twice and Glen Stires and Philip Ho- ward added singles to pace, the AMOS DARLING MARKS 80TH BIRTHDAY AT LANES P-P's down Raiders —Bogart helps both v'W6111W16 tie luck." The Hustlers led by only eight points at the end of the half, but outscored their oppo- Comments about Kippen By MRS, NORMAN LONG • 4-.4.4.:e Mr. and Mrs, Robert D, Eigle and Margie visited. Sundey with Mr. and Mrs. Graham Arthur, Exeter. Visitors on New Year's Day with Mr, and Mrs, Bert Faber and family included Mr. and Mrs. Alvin 'Rader and family, Dashwood, Mr. 'and Mrs. Don Rader, Dashwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Toni Penhale and Ricky, of Bayfield, ENJOY COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE FROM M ddleton 6g. 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Both games were wide open Affairs with plenty of body- checking and referees Boom Gravat and iry l"ord had their hands fell as they attempted -to keep the young hucksters under control. In the juvenile .contest, Fred Daersh, Jim Smith, Terry Soy- Amur and Bar r GrcenACre shared the spotlight in pacing their team to its first win. of the season in WOAA action. Lamb, Smith and Seymour each picked up a peer of tallies to account for the Exeter sear- ing. Smith and Seymour also Pieked up a pair of assists as. did Rick Boyle, Greenacre, A subegoelie .for the midgets, was pressed into action when neither of the Ju- venile goalies arrived for the game and lie came up with commendable performance m his debut. The youngster, who sees lim- ited action in goal throughout the season, turned aside several difficult shots, Pinder and Rotates paced the Goderich attack, picking up a pair of tallies each, Robinson accounted for the other. The vi- sitors picked up seven of the nine penalties Is anded three 'of them being assessed with m scond u et e Midgets rough too In the midget contest, Gode- with. Goderich The story in. Saintsbury tly MR5, HEBER DAVIS,. Personal items Mr. and Mrs. George Car- roll, Detroit, spent several days at the home of the for- mer's brothel- and sister-in' law, Mr, and ,Mrs. Harry Cer- eal, Mr. And Mrs, Harvey Latta and family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Atkinson. were new year guests with. Mr. and Mrs, Don Ma- guire, Air. and Mrs, Earl .Greenlee and boys entertained the fam- ily of Mrs, Greenlee on Sault- uay including her parents, Air. and Airs. ileber Davis, air. and Airs. Jim Barker and amily, Air. and Mrs. Hugh Da- vis and. anti Mrs, Jim Young and Jeffrey, air, and Mrs. Bob Tindall and Nan- cy also Mr. Ivan Kirk, Lucan, Mr. and. Mrs. le ay m o n a Greenlee were hosts to the J:017- mer's family, Mrs. A. Green, lee, Verna and Elmer, Brine.- ley and air. and Mrs. Earl Greenlee and boys, Air, and Airs. Jim. Barker and family were guests on bun- day with the former's parent's Mn. and Airs. Lorne Barker, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs, Hugh Davis were hosts to the hatter's par- ents and family on Monday, Mr. and Airs. George Mclealis and Joyce and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McFall& and boys, also Air, Davis parents, Mr. and Mrs, Heber Davis, Air, and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald and Faren Sovereign were new year's eve guests with Mr. and Airs. 'Barry Car- roll. Air. arid Mrs, Clifford Abbott, Lucan and Mr. and Mrs. Al- lee Wiarton, were Sunday evening guests with Mr. and Airs. Clarence Davis. Mr. and Mrs. George Atkin- son, Sandra and Darren were Sunday guests with the fore ester's parents, Mr. and Airs. Hermon Atkinson, Mr, a n Airs. I-toy Hawkins and Mrs, Rob Carroll, Science Hill. Air, and. Mrs. Don Leitch and girls were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Earl .Greenlee. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Dobbs Jr, were New Year eve guests with the former's brother, Air, and Mrs, George Dobbs, Exe ter. Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Latta and family were 'Monday guests with the former's parents, Mr. and Sirs. Garfield Latta, Lon- don, Air, and Mrs. Toni Kooy en- terteined over the holidays: Mn. and Mrs. Maurice MacDo- nald and Mr. and Mrs. Howe and "MacDonald, Lucan Mr. and Mrs, P, Sovereign and Fa. i-en, London, Mr. and Mrs. He- ber Davis, also Mr. and Mrs. Carl wetherg and Sir, and Mrs. Lorne Weiberg and fam- ily, Mrs. Henry Hodgins and Miss S. Richards, Lucan, and Mrs. Ada ings, London, spent Mon- day with Mr, and Mrs. Harry Carroll. The Jeffrey; rink scored a total of 52 points :over the reg- ular schedule of the first draw to edge two teams tied for sec- and with 5.1, points each. 01enn. aft.d. Bill Lam- pert were the skips of the seg.. end-,place The members of three prize winning rinks were as follows: Bob Jeffrey, Deine .Bosehee Harold Elder :and Dick Weber, .Glenn, truckle, Clarence Me-. Donald, Marg Wein. arid. Dora McTavish, Bill. Lampert, ;lean Mayer, Ray Wuerth and Helen Iliad- When most persons. celebrate their 80th birthday, it is usuai- iy rioted that they are SOU Able to get up town e..o play cards or get their mail or still enjoy working around their .gerden, However, :such is het the ease for one Exeter man who .cele- brated his .801.11 birthday, Wed- nesday. The preeedieg list of AecompliehmeUes are mild to deeerthe the youthful energy of this men — one of the leading sports 'figures in Exeter'. Amos Darling plan any ,special events to mark his birth- day, but just cerried. on his ner- mai weekly routine. This routine out. Sunday afternoon at the Exeter Bowling Lanes and ends '.Saturday night — at the same place. However, the 80,year-old gent. leman isn't merely a spectator at the Janes, He is one of the most ardent competitors to visit the popular' spot, In feet, owner Aub Farquhar calls Amos "a permanent .fixture." He bowls in the men's "A" league every Monday night as captain of the Ringers, He keeps score for ladies' teams on. Tues- day and Thursday nights, as- sists with the scoring in the junior leagues and finishes off by throwing a few games in the open bowling sessions on Saturday and Sunday, Commendable scores Although he never took the game up until he was 72, Amos has recorded scores that com- pare with the best bowlers at the local alleys, His highest single was a 389 and he has bad numerous games in the "charmed" 300 class and several of these have been up near the 350 mark. Only last week, bowling against the best bowlers in the area, he tossed a 311 game in the "sweeps" and he and his part- ner placed third, In the 1954.55 season, the po- pular enthusiast came up with an 840 triple, which earned him the trophy for the best triple of the entire season in the men's league. He was a member of the Rin- gers when they won the "B" championship about six years ago and when they set their team mark of 3838. This score was recorded in the three games by the five men, in- cluding their handicap. When the Ringers folded, Amos played with three diffe- rent teams before re-organiz- ing the Ringers last season, His present team is made up of several youngsters who are pre- sently in eighth spot in the fast "A" class. The Zurich Hustlers Except for Russ Collingwood, tained their winning streak in the rest of the members of the the Exeter Rec Basketball loop, Ringers are all under 21. They Thursday, when they scored a include Jim Russell, 20; Don 47.33 win over the much-int.- Wright, 14; Bill Wright, 16; proved Trivitt Memorial An- Brian Sanders, 15; David Burke, gels. 11; Ross Beaver, 15. The Hustlers had 12 men in Gets around. too their lineup however, and ran played exhibition games with Strathroy and Goderich, After area bowlers picked up his idea and organized a league, he played on the team for a brief stint. He has also competed at ma- jor tournaments in Walkerton Lanky Gary Middleton re- and Waterloo and was seen on turned to the Angels' lineup af- CliNX-TV after he seasily won ter a two week's absence and Use, spot as oldest bowler at the canned 11 points, while Charlie Walkerton affair, Kernick and Ivan Hunter-Du- At Waterloo, where many of var hit for nine each. the top bowlers from Ontario compete, Amos tossed 12 games in one afternoon and :finished with the grand total of 2600 for his efforts. "Everyone was tired but Me," he explained. Amos, who often howls as many as six gaines ie One stint, stated "I could play all day as long as there were six inen playing," They don't roll When the game of horseshoes was a popular sport around the blacksmith shop of Torn Jolly, Amos was one of the most reg- sitar competitors, However, he quite the game recently because it was too much work, 'He explained that it was nec- essary to heave the shoes through the air, while in howl- ing, all you have to do is roll the ball down the alleys." However, in Ailsa. Craig, where Amos was an implement dealer for 15 years, he was one Communion service at; St, of the ter) players in the district, Andrew's United Church will throwing 85 percent ringers, be on Sunday, January 7, at While he probebly has eaeried 11:30 a.m. the distinction of being one of the oldest bowlers in the area, he has also earned the honor of being one of the only orange greWers too. Five years ago he purchased orange plant, and, except for one bad year, ,has harvested his crop of breakfast enneel- ly, plekleg anywhere from 17 to 21 oranges from his Plant. Athtie Was ptedeeeased by his wife ten years ago. He has one son and three daughters; Fred, Exeter; Alte, Chuck Snell (Les is), Exeter; Mrs, Ken &Mien, Me (Greet: 0, Tetentei and Mrs, T, A. Inglis (Lorene) and, He also has seven gentian, titee. Ills lobe comment on the eve of his 130th birthday was; "I'M going to belied as ;long 48 f lit able," The Tinier-A4Yocate, JOIluarY A, 1962 Paf), Dee Learn ..scored, A: resound- elaN'S. Petlet-INP .etegiet..steg ing 22-0 wilt ..over Bob. gliering-, IY19nday, 4alwary ton's rink. Wednesdays to. gain. 700 , 0:00. A berth in the float of: the k 1-Iiiinrit.!4,11;ttiVic 11411, Men's .Curling League first t Bob /414,9n:Eit)ttol.;......1111:1010t. Rol*ina draw with Dick Jerilyn. , e. Carman c'ann.-,Ken. INTelAugblin aerM11. gained. a bye in the a, ellariin Shane--Don .Graham ,final when. he picked up a 4. Alltm NV e,sen t t---T3., ErtietingUnt. points .with .a win over Charlie tii;eslday: January 114rr, 7:00 * 11:00 terefinel, lie was given the bye 1. iy.f:;r,;Ti711114 W: .4 .S.N1110'.$ foursome in the- geare due to. the feet. lie seared the. e. Edwin Millep—flarlzdy Pollen . most number of paints in the 4. Claude. Farrow—Ken "tie-welt 0'110 preliminary match. i. Ed Pradat3ns$.ell Lca;1adva edt.o the semi- 3: Ill'ke`.1%ii.nriTy33niliNAelIV'La",Apio t. finals by scoring a 0.7 win over 4. ErnTleh-o.evei4:7;7:::1•Davin.ei:(124:r19.4y eiff.ii.fraOrk Edwin Miller's foursome. and ,Sobick.17erineston'e squad. made It via an 1 win over .Glenn I. Ed .Fin.lp—Gard 11.0.Taviell. ';',. A. Pas--1,t)ong 13:141Ason In the Wednesday night .play- 1. 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V. PICKARD, Clerk Town of Exeter rich also won the heriAltY Pees ache, bin they did better than their senior cohorts and Also managed to win 'the game. The teams were all tied UP 2-2 at the .end of the second :per rind, but as the whistle blew, Frank Taras caught Exeter's Don Copper with a high stick And the pair started. a :beetle at the north end. Vern Skeoeh. then came fly• ing in to push Mike Cushman .aside and they started their own feud and when .Gravett and Ford had things figured out, alt four received majors, while Tares picked up an additional two minutes for his stick work and Skeoch was assessed a. conduct for his comments to the referees. However, the (Mortals sellad appeared to enjoy playing three against, three and they rammed in three goals in the first four minutes with the learns playing two men short. Exeter managed to score late in the period, but it was AO Se- rious threat to the. Goderich lead. John Arthur was the star for Godes-jell, scoring three times, all in the first four minutes of the third period. Ron Da.er and Bob Graham picked up the others. Jim Smith, Gary Parsons and Mike Cushman accounted for Use Exeter goals. Seven of the Exeter midgets returned to the ice to play for the juveniles in the second game of the twin-bill, as coach ,lun MacDonald had only six juveniles dressed, e six crew int While Amos is perhaps th e th e floor -m in an the church first three guar- o best known bowler in town, he tars of the contest as all but is also well-known throughout three men hit the score sheet. the area, Five years ago he or- ganized -an biter-town team that Tom Burke put on. a dazzling display of ball-handling to pace the Hustlers to their fourth win, hooping 14 points. Bob Fletcher contributed to the cause to follow close behind, as he hit for several of his "specialties" from the corners. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Love, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Love and family, Mr, And Mrs. Ed Mc- Key and Miss Lila McKay, of Sealoeth, were New Year's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- neth MeKay and fastily, Mr. Norman. MeLeed, who lies been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Williaiii Kyle and other tele- tives iii Caneda for a meth, returned to his home in Dear- born, Mich. Mrs. Jean Kyle,pent New Year's Day with Clinton, dr, and Mrs, Erfiereon. Kyle and Jilt, New Year's bay visitor's with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer ,holies and family were,Mr, and Mrs. Irving Gibson, r, and Mrs, Leslie Woodward and Rennie, all of Liken. MSS Dianne Pa bet spent e few of her holidays with her grandmother 'Mee, Elleabeth Oettell, Blake, Mr, and Mts. Elam Howson ate 'spending the winter months with Me. and Mee, ,lathes Riley of Seaforth, holiday visitere With Me, and Airs, Wiilihiit Xyle -And ffiniiier included Mr. and Mrs, Mast Jaineal and Mr., ielre end Mrs, George Weedebek,e Anti end Jim, Mr. Net:Mali deLded, All of Deethertly Alia,: Mr. end Mrs, Eele Mgtis'fretcl, At;, Vetthee, Mr. Lloyd \termer, Ale, end Mrs, Harold Caldwel l and Attie, Mr. and Mee, Tali Jr.e KAreee Kathy And Jeffrey's squad tvps mixed play Lean wins 2 1.1) Jeare,,,, .., in the — L. .. .. ,— t 'Exeter Mixed Ceding League cupped first place in the first . • , • It gain$ erth finat draw with a stun oneeeolet mar- gin over their ;wares rivals , . „ . • • • .