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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-04-05, Page 11Shipka bowler hits 395 mark Frances Gibson, the - star bowler of the "Shipka Pin• nettes" bowling .recently in the Women's League at the Fox Bowling Lanes in Parkhill, had herself quite a night. • The first two games she bowled were just about average for her, 187 and 150, but the third game was something else. Starting out the first frame with a blow she thought this was going to he a bad one, but nine frames later she was still striking and had ten strikes in a row, She picked off the right-hand three and two pins with her fourteenth ball of the game and woun,, up with a 395 game to set a new single game rec- ord for the Fox Lanes and the league. Frances' 732 also won her the, league high triple. Collings hot — Continued from page 8 breakaways and the smooth centre pulled the goalie 10 feet out of the net on both occa- sions and stepped around him to put the puck in the net, Lucan-Ilderton took a 2.0 lead in the first period on a pair of late tallies and added one in the early minutes of the second, They banged in four in the first two minutes of the third and scored three in less than five minutes after the mid-way mark. Mel Parsons spoiled Scar- borough's shutout bid at the 17:11 mark of the final period when he grabbed the face-off inside the blueline and took two strides and blasted the disc into the upper corner. Scarborough was called on to make 25 stops in the contest. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Banner- man, St. Marys and Mr. and Sirs. Lorne Grose and Sharon, Devizes, were Saturday eve- ning guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parkinson. The executive of the UCW of Whalen Church met at the home of Mrs. Alton Neil on. Tuesday evening. kartkt.127'090,0ASsiTAIMAISmalg Happenings in Blanshard By MRS, GLADWYN. HOOPER ,:,.:1t.tueetA.M-grwastatsslegbtlitmez,,-„..1 Personal items Mr.' and Mrs. Kenneth Par- kinson, Ann and Paul were Sunday guests of Mrs, George Dann of London. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Par- kinson and family, Mrs. Har- vey Parkinson of Kirkton were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thacker. . Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Waugh of London spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thacker. Mr. and Mrs. Tack Thomson and Mary Lou visited Sunday evening with Mrs. Lottie Jones of Mitchell and Saturday with 'Mrs, James 'Mossey of St. Ma- rys. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Jones and family were Saturday eve- ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif. Hartwick of Bryanston. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. B. Bryan and Robin, Mr. Gerald Bryan, David and Cindy of Prospect Hill, Miss Shirley Bryan of. St. Catherines were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Jones. Mrs. Cecil. Mossey spent Wednesday with. Mrs, W, B. Young of St. Marys. Miss Ruth G. Hooper, Miss Luba. Mosqeluk of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Gladwyn 'Hooper and fam- ily. Mr, Clare Hooper, Mr. Bill Dann, Mr. Joe Kelly and their guests represented the Edge- wood 'Hockey Team at the North Oxford Rural. Hockey League banquet and dance held at the Tavistock Memorial Hall last Friday evening. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Lloyd Roubell coach of Galt Terriers who represented Canada in the World Hockey Tournament at C o I or a d o Springs this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moir and Blanche of St. Marys were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson, The average human heart weighs about 11 ounces. In the Pee Wee division, Mo. hawks, who wrapped up the league title some four weeks ago, continued their leadership Wings 411-3 c.eandby2-1doin"tilineg group finals to win the house league cham- pionship. The pair of victories gave the Monawks the two- game, goals-to-count series 6.4 on the round. After their 4-3 victory in the series opener, the Mohawks had all they could handle in Sat- urday's 2.1 decision that wrap- ped the n upthreeptl bard -foughtitle; con- test, Peter Lawson and Barry Baynharn pumped home the winner's goals, David Burke tallied for the Wings late in the final period, In the consolation mound, the Maple Leafs edged the Rangers 1-0 on Graham Ilern's goal as- sisted by Marvin Bower. in the other contest, the Hawks whipped the Canadiens 3-I., Doug Beaver scored twice for the Hawks while Frank DeVries added the other. Graham Hern, playing his second game of the morning, sank the lone Canadien goal with Mike Cooper assisting, Upset in Bantam An upset took place in Ban- tam house league play as the Phantoms, third place finishers in the regular league stand- mgs, downed the league win- ning Wings for the group cham- pionship., The Wings won the first of a two-game goals-to-count se- ries 5-4 bit' the Phantoms bounced back to whip the. Wings 6-2 in the second con- test to capture the laurels. Mark Hinton paced the Wings 5.4 victory with two goals. Malcolm Hiltz, Ron Cornish and Larry Willert added the others, Bob Storie was a two-goal man for the Phantoms while Bob ,Burns and Bob Grayer scored one each. The Bob Grayer-Bob Burns- Bob Bionic line was a thorn in the side of the Wings in the 6-2 victory for the Phantoms, Grayer and Burns ea ch scored twice while Stork add- ed a single to pace the attack. Ian Howard found the range for the other Phantom goal, Eric Price and Ron Cornish tallied for the Wings. Beavers win M-J title In one of the better played house league series, the K-W Beavers wrapped up the midg- et-juvenile group championship by a close 14-11 margin in a three-game, goals-to-count se- ries against the Quebec Aces, The Beavers won two games by .5-4 and 6-2 counts while the Aces took the second game of the series by a 5.3 margin, In the series clincher, Fred Wells paced the K-W Beavers attack with the "hat-trick". Bob McDonald followed closely with two goals, Don Wright scored the other. For the Aces, Terry Seymour and Peter McFalls beat John Snell in the K-W nets, MIDGET JUVENILE SCORING SUMMARY G A P fi J. 5 •1 3 • I lareo:v. K.W. 1 1 .2 I t"h Avpi4 1 11 aiabone. Aeea .1 I "&g Pit rhPr. 1 n 110.,.kpy, 'V. t'6 1 1. Lair; 1lrrlrrneil, 1;•1Y ....,.C .1 1 Mc , Whiting, W •0 1 1 re^P.MtVrf,„ Ares n 11 0 BANTAM SCORING SUMMARY At' 0, Phantom.; . 1 4 7 1101n I iraVOI., Phant•omS 3 2 }loins, Vhantoms 3 2 P. ‘1.11 I, on, W111;11 •••••• not, Wingo • Larry \Valli-tut, Wings Int: 1101A a rd. Pharuurls n. NIall .a1111 }WM Wings ErIn PricP, WitIPTS V in Tor Fier" her, Wings • rant Allen, W'ings . • 1 tar i4 Elst nn, Phantoms. Rani: Tinsan, Pliant ems •, PAYan l Ia.', nham. Wings , Phantoms Skating show successful We would like to thank, on behalf of the Exeter Figure Skating Club, everyone who helped support the local figure skating show for 1962. Over 450 admission tickets were sold for this year's an- nual event which came under the heading of "Under The Big Top", It was good to see so many people at our community centre who haven't been in there for some time. Teen Town Club Exeter' active teen town club has a "Record-Hop" lined up for April 14. This dance should keep the local and district teen- agers in trim for the "BIG" April 28 show when the "Cre- scendos" from London will ap- pear for the second time with- in two months, Minor bowling This week climaxes the rec- reation minor bowling league program. for another season. The program, viluch started early 'last fall, will receive its. official climax in the lah of this month when the annual banquet Will be held at the. Exeter Legion Hall. Trophies,. crests and other awards will be received by the children for past performances on Lite Alleys. Square ;lancing. Square dancing Semi go .on, as. usual at the -Exeter Pphbc School this .Friday night. Pane. mg. starts at 8:00 Easter schedule Three hockey teams and four bowling teams will be making out-of-town trips into teem, ment participation during East- er Week. In hockey, the pee wees will journey to Goderie h., the squirts to Brampton and the bantams 'to Georgetown. Two teams will be heading for Sap, Pis to compete in the Western Ontario Bowling Tournament while still two others will travel to .Kineardine to par- ticipate in the annual Lake Huron Zone Bowling Tourna- ment. By the way, our own local tournament has been moved back until May 5 instead of April 28 because of so many extra. Easter activities, Golf School It looks as -though we will be running the golf school once again. Several enthusiastic golfers have expressed the de- sire for golf instruction again so it's on. As soar as the final details have been completed, we'll let you know when it be- gins. In the junior golf division, names continue, to come in, .However, some are holding back because -there is some doubt as 'to usage of clubs for some. Allan Westcott, owner of the Exeter Golf Club will. have rentals at very reason- able prices for this junior club, so don't let the position, of not owning clubs hold you up, Give us a call if you're inter- ested in joining whether you have clubs or not, R IC NEWS By PQN "f30QM" ORAVETT Director of Recreation Fred Wells. Bob McDonald, W . 4 Terri Seymour, AceS 4 Gary Parsons, K-1V , Pete McFalls, Aces , „ Allan. Thompson, Aces Cash 'n Carry Champions declared LAW. iff.•, $, Dote -Wright. I 5 lfouse League eilaunuoms nfo. CorkwiI1. ... 1 1 2 were deelared this week hp,. lielales, Aron I 2 'throughout the Exeter Recrea• (ion minor.lackey leagues. Ir Masonite Royalcote Cherry Woodgrains 1/a " 4x7 or 4x8 in Mature, FROSTED OR RUSSETT „.„„„ ,..„ rt AUTUMN WALNUT, 1/4 " 4x7 or 4xI3 BUTTERNUT, 1/4 " 4x7 or 4x8 ....... „„„ „ ,,,, Abitibi Wallboards C 8ta rr. GOLDEN GLOW, 12" x 16" Squares .... „.„. 2!„4„ VT. 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Prizes went :to: most . twen- ties, Ray Parkinson; ,ladies high, Laura 'French.; low, Jo- Anne Finkbeinei; men's high, Gordon Johnson; low; Brian Hodgson, • Personal items Mrs. Cecil Squire, 'Mrs. Graf- ton Squire, Mrs, Wm. Morley and Mrs. Wm. French attended a shower at the home of Mrs. Arnold Bern, Woodham on Thursday evening in honor of Alm Don Reid, the former He- len Anderson of Hensall. Mr. and Mrs, Grafton Squire, Sue Ann and Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Squire were Satur- day evening guests with Mr. and Mrs, Orland Squire, Cen- tralia, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Tapp, Virden, Manitoba, spent sev- eral days visiting relatives in the community. Miss Gayle Duffield was a patient at St. Marys Memorial Hospital last week following an appendix operation. Mr. and Mrs. Milne Pullen were in Guelph on Sunday and visited with .And Mrs., Don- ald Pullen', Miss Cora.' Nuttycomb. and Mrs, Myrtle Shorthil], London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie on Sunday, Mrs, Norman Hodgins and Mrs. Percy Hodgins attended a "Lenten Quiet Day" service on Wednesday in St. ,Stephen's Anglican Church, Stratford. Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Fischer and. Janice, St. Marys, were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klahre, Mr, and Mrs. Amos Graver and Mrs. Lillie Belford, Mit- chell, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and' Mrs. Cleve Pull., man. Avis, Allen and Grant Hod- gins attended the Edgewood Jr, Farmer's meeting at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garrett's home on Monday evening. Mr. Frank Parkinson and Glenn visited recently with Miss Adelaide Parkinson and Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Shier, Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Saline and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'- Brien visited on Wednesday with. Mrs. Minnie Squire, Kirk- ton, and on Thrsday with Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Morley, Exe- ter. Mr. Paul Schrier spent the Weekend in Toronto. Mr. arid Mrs. Wm. French, Mr, and. Mrs. McCleed Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hea- ther Jr. attended a bowling tournament sponsored by the "Foresters" on Saturday eve- ning at. IroqUOis Hotel, Lon. don, Donald Davis of Petrolia, is holidaying with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, McCleoci Mills, .Mr. t Ann ill Brock and Miss King, London, were recent .callers with Mrs, Cora Morley and Jr.r. and Mrs. Wm, Mor- ley Mrs. Minnie Squire, Kirkton, Visited .. on Friday with Mrs. Cora Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Oration Squire, Sue Ann and Paul Were in Lon (1011 Sunday and spent the. day with Mr, arid Mrs. Don Mey- ers, Now's the time TO ORDER NURSERY STOCK FOR SPRING * Rose. Bushes * Evergreens * FHA Trees WE PLANT, THEM AND GUARANTEE ONE YEAR Catalogue Price FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We have an entrance off Wil- liam Street Arid have plenty of free perking, RFDER'S FLORIST ).1.5,46f13 Egtifee v et. MINOR .WINNERS—The Exeter house league hockey spasm). came to an end this week and winners were declared in all three divisions. .11,ec director Boom Gravett is shown here presenting trophies to the captains of the three squads. From the left: Peter Lawson, captain of the Maple Leafs, pee wee winners; Bob Start?, of the Phantoms, bantam champions, and John Snell, captain of the K-W Beavers of the midget-juvenile - divisions, (See Boom's rec news for details of final series.) All gasolines pick up impurities in transit...tiny particles of dust and grit that can cost you money and cause poor engine performance. BrA's exclusive FINAL FILTER gives you maximum protection against these impurities. Only B-A 88 and Velvet 98 are Final Filtered right in the hose to make them the cleanest gasolines you can buy anywhere! LLOYD ACQUES, Prop. - - - Hayter's Garage bASHWOOD