HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-03-29, Page 9Figure skating However, .they .must, have
This Saturday night will wind more of the older boys and UP the 1931-62 season for the girls out if they went to send
Exeter- Figure Skating flub, a square dance team to coin-
The executive of the local Pete al the London Fair. So, if
club has gooe to tong l ength s you like square dancing, this is
to tine up fin e programme for is your chance to display all of
final figure skating show your fancy steps.
At the arena, Minor hockey
Besides having a host of aka- The si x team pee wee h ouse
tern area taking part league has been whittled down
hi some 20 or so numbers, there to just t wo t eams for the group will be four out-of-town guest championship . solos. Its the Mohawks and Red Miss Carol Kaiser, Western Wings' i n the loop Li n g
Ontario senior ladies champion - • •
for '62; Miss Judy Harmsworth, In the first game of a two
W.estern Ontario juvenile ladies game series, goals to count,
champion f o r '62; Mr, J o h n the Mohawks edged th e Red,
Hubbill, Western Ontario i n ", Wings 4.3 on Monday night at
rile men's champion for '61 and the arena.
Air, Robert McCrabb, Western 'Peter Lawson, the big gun
Ontario junior men's champion for the Mohawks all season,
in '61 will look after the guest triggered three of the four
solo numbers, goals for the winners.
W. 0. "Bill" Cochrane will Actually though, Randy Par-
be master of ceremonies. sons turned out to be the hero
The show will be worth your of the contest as he slid the
while to see so we suggest if winner into the bottom left
you can at all possibly get tip ha nd corner of the net in the
to see the event, do so! That's dying minutes of the third and
this Saturday, March 31st at final period.
8:00 p.m.. sharp. John Loader, Don Campbell
Teen Town and Ricky Weber p u m p e d
Despite the fact that the home the Red Wing goals in
Hensall-Zurich Combine • Strath- that order. David Burke as-
roy Rockets junior hockey game silted On the first two counters
took a.large number of dancers and Don CamPhell helped on
away from the local teen town the third.
dance Saturday night, the dance The final game of this
was quoted a success by teen Will he played Saturday
town director John Snell. nip al 9 a.m.
A good crowd showed up to
dance to the music of the
"Cresendos" from London, and
had a very enjoyable. evening.
So much so in fact, that the
"Cresendos" have been booked
in again for the 28th of April,
The Teen Town club will hold
a couple of record-hops in the
meantime so that (he dancers
won't get too rusty on the
steps!
Square dancing
Square dancing will continue
as usual this Friday night at
the Public School. There has
been a terrific response from
the younger children at these
dances and the officials in
charge are pleased.
series
morn.
"Irenwick is twenty years
ahead of his ttrae, He ads like
he's retired."
TO;
Wuerth s
Shoe Store
ITS
OUR
IkUlAltk AND EATHO REPAIRINO
-celebrates I
anniversa r y
.. ' . ... ‘,
Red Wings gained the final-
berth by clowning the Rangers
a-3 in a two game total-goals-
to-count series.
Wings copped the serlea
opener 84 with goals from Ric-
Isy John Loader and
Len. McNealy, Larry Haugh set
up Wayne ..Ghene for the Ran-
ger .counter.
In the second game, which
ended in a 2.2 tie, Brian Mae.
Laren fired a pair for the Ran-
gets while. Don Campbell and
Ricky Weber shared the sere-
ing o g I: for the Red
Wings,
Bruce Fulehor, Ricky Weber
and Len McNeil each assisted.
once on 4 Wing counter while
Larry laugh drew an assist
on MeLaren's first goal.
In the consolation matches,
the Mohawks overpowered ,the
Maple Loafs 5-2 while the Ca,
.nadiens whipped the Hawks
4-2,
13arry Baynham and Peter.
Lawson paced the Mohawk
victory with two goals each,
Billy Hooper scored the other.
Graham Hero and Glen Stire
were the two Leaf marksmen,
Bantam series
Wings and Phantoms will
meet for the Bantam House
League championship.
The Wings downed the Hawks
3-0 to take their playoff round
10-0 in the two game series,
Phantoms, after being down
two goals at the end of the
`Bolts tie series
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in three in the first 10 min-
utes to even the count and af-
ter Chaisson gave Clinton a
slim 6.5 lead, came back with
a pair of quickies in less than
35 seconds to take a 7-6 lead,
But the Thunderbolts re-
gained their scaring form to
send the game into the extra
session when Chaisson came
back with his second of the
period with less than four min-
utes remaining in regulation
time.
The teams played cautious
hoCkey in the extra period, but
Bud Kelly finally broke through
the Seaforth defense to beat
German with the winner at the
7:42 mark.
Seaforth pulled their goalie in.
favor e an extra forward in
the last minute,. but the Thor'.
derbirds held then, at bay,
first game, surged back for an
important 6.3 victory over the
Bon-ores to win the playoff
11.10 on the round.
TOMMY Allen, Billy Farqu-
har and Mark Hinton blinked
the light for the winning Wings.
The Phantoms got two goals
each. from Bob Burns and. Bob
Sterie. Doug Stanlake and'
Fisher netted the M.! ers.
Ron Broderick was respon-
sible for two Bomar(' goals
while. Ricky McDonald tipped
in the other.
Minor bowling
There is one more week to
go in the Exeter Minor Bowl-
ing program.
The climax will come nn
Monday, April 9th when the
annual closing banquet will he
held a.I the Exeter Legion
Hall.
Supervisor, Ruth Durand,
says that close to 250 kids
should he on hand for the final
windup treat which is always a
spccaele with the youngsters
because this is when they re
ceive their various trophies for
their bowling abilities through-
out the year.
Junior golf
We have been receiving some
names from interested teen
agers about the Junior Golf
Club we plan to form. it is
hoped that enough names reach
us in the near future so that
an organizational meeting can
be called.
The Exeter Golf Club, out of
town one mile and a quarter,
will be -the home course. Al-
lan Westcott, owner of the
club, has offered his support
to do whatever he can to make
A. E. "Alf" Wuerth cele- weeks at Westminster Hospital.
grates his 25th anniversary in London, but was able to return
the shoe business, in F;xeter home. recepily, Recently the
next week. firm added Lloyd Simpson in
AnP artisvReoe his fd Cresditsto The115st affWtiertstore has undergone con-
April 4, 1937, with six pairs of siderable renovation and im-
work hoots in stock. Today, provement in recent years. The
he's in a different location and entire front has been remod-
he has well over 600 pairs of gilled and a large extension
footwear on his shelves. Made to the rear,
nivTelrie5asrtyore wiisth m arking
special
thefeaant-; bojvns shoescidition to
including "spot specials" wear
men's and
on Monday, April 2, and of allkinds, the f irm
and rubber foot- ores,
via) values all next week. sPe - stocks summer. shoes for ladies
Wuerth learned the Shoe "lies' children and shoe sup-
repairing trade with the late 4"
Barney Brown, Crediton, Mr, The firm has a full line of
Brown also operated the post modern repairing equipment,
office in his repair Shop. including an elaboralf' sole In 1937, Mr, b
egan
a n
dr,Wuerthhis buss-moved stitching Machine.
to Exeter
ness in 1937 in the building now
occupied by Dr- H. II. Cowen,
Two years later, he purchased
the present location from. Wil-
liam Middleton, who operated
a lunch room there.
An early riser, Mr. Wuerth
has always been one of the
first merchants in the town to
open for business, Mrs. Wuerth
has assisted him faithfully in
the store over the years.
Reynold Wuerth joined his
father in the business in the
ran of 1945, after serving with
RCAF.
Bert Rivers started with the
firm on a part-Lime basis two
Years ago. Mr. Rivers has been
hospitalized for a number of
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Congratulations
tct
Wuerth's
Shoe Store -;
A. R.
SHOIHET
at CO.
Toronto, Ontario
ON THE ,SPOT
REC NEWS
BY DON "BOOM" GRAVETT
Director of Recreation
WUERTH'S STORE ESTAB lSHED 25 YEARS AGO
A view of the old. front of the shoe business
the dub successful. So, get
your name into us as soon as
possible. By the way, don't let
.the fact that you don't own
any clubs hold you up, Reason-
able rentals will be obtainable
at the course club house once
the season gets under way,
Golf school
while we're on the subject
of gaff, we have received some
names of adults as well as
iuninrs who are interested in
another golf school just before
the season starts, Don't forget
..koe're interested in it, let us,
know as soon as possible.
Our best wishes
to the Wuerths
If is a. pleasure to congratulate
this Exeter family ' on the
completion of a quarter-century
of service to the community,
C. V. Pickard
GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
phone 215.-0310 Exeter
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of citizens in the district whom we are privileged to call our
customers, Our heartfelt gratitude for your loyalty and patronage is
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